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Morning Skate: Thursday, July 18
Joe Haggerty has you covered with all of the latest news and notes from around the NHL .
NHL Notes: Devils looking at options up front
A week after the Devils lost Ilya Kovalchuk to sudden retirement, GM Lou Lamoriello is still plotting out the future for a team that advanced to the Stanley Cup final just 13 months ago.
Carrick sees clear path to the NHL
Connor Carrick was a fifth-round pick of the Capitals in 2012. One year later he's shown dramatic improvement.
Oleksy enjoying his time in the spotlight
Three years ago, Steve Oleksy considered giving up hockey . Today, he's a fan favorite with the Caps.
Morning Skate: Wednesday, July 17
Joe Haggerty has all of the latest news and notes from around the NHL .
Hextall returns as Flyers' possible 'GM in waiting'
Ron Hextall is back with the Flyers as assistant general manager, and according to one NHL executive, he's now the team's "GM in waiting."
Sharks prospects participate in intersquad scrimmage
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Morning Skate: July 16, 2013
Happenings around the hockey world on July 16, 2013.
Blackhawks deal Carcillo to Kings for 2015 conditional draft pick
The Blackhawks traded forward Daniel Carcillo to the Los Angeles Kings for a conditional selection in the 2015 NHL Draft, the team announced Tuesday night.
Sanford: 'I really came out of nowhere'
The Capitals traded three draft picks to select Zach Sanford with the 61st pick of the 2013 NHL draft.
Ron Hextall returns to Flyers as assistant GM
Ron Hextall will return to the Flyers as assistant general manager and director of hockey operations.
Morning Skate: July 15
Bruins Insider Joe Haggerty shares some links from around the NHL .
Kovalchuck signs deal with SKA Saint Petersburg
Ilya Kovalchuck signed a four-year deal with SKA Saint Petersburg, ending his short-lived "retirement" from hockey .
Morning Skate: July 14
Bruins Insider Joe Haggerty shares links from around the NHL .
Sherman plays the role of 'Bambi' at B's Development Camp
There's normally one player in each development camp that is still in the wide-eyed stage of their hockey career. Bruins management has come to call that player "Bambi."
NHL Notes: Bergeron signs 8-year extension
Patrice Bergeron has agreed to an eight-year, $52 million extension with the Boston Bruins.
Bruins preseason schedule comes into focus
The B's haven't released their preseason schedule yet, but a quick glance at the recently-released schedules of other NHL teams offers a glimpse at what the Bruins will be facing.
Cooking? Flyers camp about more than hockey
At development camp, the Flyers are teaching more than just on-ice skills -- they're also giving lessons on dieting and much more.


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Welcome to the Stockport and South Manchester CAMRA Branch
We are a very active branch of some 1,550 pub, beer and cider lovers drawn from the south of Manchester and most of the old county borough of Stockport. For full details of boundary see the Area section of the About us tab by clicking here.
Our activities vary from social outings to beer festival, through regular monthly consumer surveying (better known as a Stagger or pub crawl), to campaigning about endangered beer types. For more information click here.
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Stockport Beer Week
22 September to 2 October 2016
Stockport now has no fewer than seven breweries and a thriving pub scene so how can we celebrate this?
This year the Beer Week is teaming up with local charity Walthew House which supports people in Stockport who have sensory loss. The week is co-sponsored by Stockport's Metro Taxis and Robinsons Brewery who will be holding a beer festival featuring beers from several Stockport and local breweries.
Stockport & South Manchester CAMRA are co-ordinating Stockport Beer Week from 22 September to 2 October.
(Yes we know that is more than a week, but we think it is so good we are dedicating 11 days to it!)
What is new for 2016? There is a town centre Stockport Beer Week Ale Trail (15 pubs - visit 12) where Robinsons have allowed landlords to source a guest beer from one of our local breweries.
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Pub of the Month
With around 400 pubs to choose from in the Branch area, to be chosen for this award a pub has to have done something outstanding.
A number of contenders are considered, with a winner emerging after, a sometimes exhaustive, selection process. That is the hard part over, now to the presentation of the award. This takes place (usually) on the fourth Thursday of the month starting at 8pm.
The Pub of The Month for October 2016 is the Blossoms on Buxton Road, Heaviley, Stockport SK2 6NU Map and it will be presented from 8pm onwards on Thursday 27th October 2016.
For a fuller description of why this pub is Pub Of the Month read the full article.
Diary of Events
Here is the current "live" Stockport and South Manchester CAMRA Branch's Google diary
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Do you want good beer, served in pleasant, friendly surroundings and at a fair price? So do we! That's why CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, continues to fight on behalf of you, the British drinker.
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Good beer: CAMRA promotes traditional ales through awards to those who brew or sell them at their best, through 150 annual beer festivals, and through the best-selling Good Beer Guide.
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Consumer rights: CAMRA campaigns for a fair deal for you the customer, on issues such as full-measure legislation and licensing reform. We act as a vigorous consumer voice in Westminster, Whitehall and Brussels.
Choice: CAMRA promotes independent brewers so you can have something other than national brands. We fight for a licensee's right to stock a guest beer which is free of any outside influence so that landlords can stock what THEY (and you their customers) want to drink.
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The Galapagos Islands are perhaps best known for their curious and approachable wildlife, but there are 560 native species of plants in the islands—plants which arrived in the islands by natural means. And of these, 180 are endemic to the islands, meaning they are found nowhere else. The islands, formed by volcanoes, have a wide variety of climates and vegetative zones each hosting a unique set of flora and fauna. The desert-like lowland areas between the coasts and the higher-altitude areas are home to the aptly named lava cactus and lava morning glory.
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IE Galapagos Islands cruise guest and journalist Julie Hatfield spent a week exploring the Galapagos and mainland Ecuador with our knowledgeable guides, and was good enough to share her impressions of Santa Cruz Island, the most populated island in the archipelago.
Avid traveler Wayne Zanardelli has chronicled his adventures to 83 countries in a series of more than 30 journals. Highlights of Mr. Zanardelli's travels include meeting the sons of both Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay; a private train trip between Beijing and Moscow; and sleeping in a tented oasis in Tunisia. Now Mr. Zanardelli shares journal excerpts from his Amazon River cruise with IE.
Our guide Jorge Salas shares his thoughts and photos on Papua New Guinea. After multiple tours of the island, he shares why he thinks a Papua New Guinea vacation is the world's most exotic and interesting adventure.
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CHATEAUGAY, N.Y. James E. Varney, 64, of East Main Street, Chateaugay, formerly of Constable, died Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, at Alice Hyde Medical Center, Malone, N.Y.
Born in Framingham, Mass., on Dec. 7, 1948, he was the son of the late Edward and Caroline (Heywood) Varney. He was raised by his grandmother, the late Myrtle Heywood, since he was 7 years old.
He was united in marriage to Mary J. Bliss on April 18, 1998, at Barre Baptist Fellowship in Barre, Vt.
Mr. Varney was employed by National Life, Montpelier, Vt., as an electrician for over 30 years. In 2002, he moved to Constable and then moved to Chateaugay in 2011.
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Morrison, TomJune 11, 2015 by Rapid City Journal
Rapid City JournalThomas Wesley Morrison was born April 25, 1947, to Craig and Florence (Mitchell) Morrison in Fairfield, Iowa. He lived in Keosauqua, Iowa, until his family moved to Cresco, Iowa, in 1959. He attended Crestwood High School where he lettered in three ...News headlines by Google News
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San Diego Dining: Le Fountainebleau at the Westgate Hotel
French formal dining at its best. The award-winning Le Fountainebleau is a San Diego treasure, its focus on attentive service and artfully conceived menus incorporating fresh seasonal ingredients. The dining room is elegant, full of antiques and beautiful floral arrangements, with a grand piano setting the mood with background music. Named San Diego's most romantic restaurant by the San Diego Reader, the restaurant is also beloved for its Friday night seafood buffet. The Seafood Soiree features over 30 items: a sumptuous display of oysters, caviar, lobster, mussels, gourmet sushi and other favorites. Located in the Westgate Hotel.
What's Hot: the Villa Mangiacane in Tuscany, Italy
Nestled among vineyards, olive groves, and Tuscan forest, the Villa Mangiacane is a majestic 16th century villa, overlooking the famous Duomo in Florence from its loggia. Once owned by the ancient and powerful Machiavelli family, the villa also bears the artistic influence of Michelangelo. The hotel has been completely and lovingly restored, with exquisite historical touches coexisting with luxurious modern details. The Villa boasts its own library, beautiful gardens, Renaissance frescoes, full-size infinity pool, and decadent Master Suite. Guests enjoy lavish treatments at the new spa, using homegrown ingredients such as grape seed and olive oil. Art exhibitions are frequent, featuring sponsored on-site artists and the proceeds go to African charities. Meals are divine, ranging from three to seven courses, served outdoors overlooking the Chianti countryside, or in the formal dining room. The Villa has just recently opened its Vineyard Villa wing, featuring 19 spectacular rooms. Enjoy an escape to Villa Mangiacane this summer—soaking up the Renaissance culture and art of Florence—with the Vineyard Villa Introductory Summer Rates. Classic room starts at EUR 250, based on double occupancy. Includes Continental Buffet Breakfast, and Villa Mangiacane wine and olive oil tasting. Valid until September 30, 2006.
59th Annual Maine Lobster Festival in Rockland
July 28, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
From August 2-6, 2006, Rockland, Maine is transformed into a lively playground of gourmet tents serving delicious Maine seafood (loads of succulent lobster), with lots of entertainment and events. The world's largest lobster cooker is a sight to behold. During last year's Lobster Festival, a whopping twelve tons of lobster were prepared and consumed. (That's over 25,000 lbs, folks!) And if you tire of lobster, stuff yourself with steamed and fried clams, fried Maine shrimp, shrimp cocktail, steamed mussels in wine and vegetable sauce, and endless dishes of traditional Maine summer fair food. Other festival highlights include the coronation of the Sea Goddess, Lobster Crate Race (sprint along a string of partially submerged lobster crates before falling into the freezing Atlantic), Cooking Contest, Fine Art Tent (with works by local artists in oil, watercolor, photography, etc.), Craft Tent, and Parade down Rockland's Main Street on August 5th, which draws an audience of over 25,000.
Private Napa Wine Tours at the Harvest Inn, St. Helena, California
July 27, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Situated in the heart of Napa Valley wine country, the Harvest Inn is an intimate luxury retreat in St. Helena, California. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and a distant mountain backdrop, the Inn is an inspiring Napa hideaway amidst lush gardens and winding pathways through redwood groves. Guests enjoy the cottages with handcrafted fireplaces, intricate woodwork, and private terraces with intimate spa tubs. The heated outdoor pools and Jacuzzis are nestled within the gardens. This year, the Harvest Inn has partnered with Magnum Tours to offer guests a unique Napa experience with its Napa Confidential Package, allowing guests access to winemakers in the area's smaller, family-owned wineries. Included in the package are personal wine tasting tours at three such estates, chosen by the guest booking the package, as well as a picnic lunch with one of the winemakers. Additional amenities include one bottle of Schramsberg Blanc de Noir wine, Woodhouse Chocolate Truffles, and an arrangement of red roses, two outdoor spa treatments in the Redwood Cove adjacent to the vineyard or in the privacy of the guestroom, and two personalized, monogrammed Harvest Inn robes. The two-night package is priced at $2,269 for Friday and Saturday night stays and $1,799 for Sunday through Thursday night stays.
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Destinations: Big Sur, California and the Post Ranch Inn
July 25, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
The fabled stretch of California coastline—recently featured in the fantastic NYT piece "Road Trip: Chasing the Perfect Taco up the California Coast"—has long been celebrated as one of the most beautiful stretches of scenery in the world. In the midst of this rugged beauty, rising above the craggy cliffs of Big Sur, the Post Ranch Inn provides a spectacular view of the Pacific and one of the best dining experiences in the country at Sierra Mar Restaurant. Located just off Highway One, the Post Ranch Inn is a romantic sanctuary of rustic elegance, with 30 guest rooms featuring wood-burning fireplaces, indoor spa tubs, complimentary minibars, private decks, and Pacific and mountain views. The luxurious Spa has been featured as one of the world's best in Travel and Leisure magazine. Enjoy early-morning yoga classes, bask in the sun by the pools, go whale-watching, or participate in a guided nature walk. The award winning Sierra Mar restaurant offers an awe-inspiring setting overlooking the coast, from its perch 1,200 feet above the Pacific. The all-glass dining room is possibly the best place along this coast to enjoy its incomparable beauty.
Fine Dining at the Most Charming Inn in Maine: The Bradley Inn, Pemaquid Point
July 21, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
At the end of a country lane near Damariscotta, at the tip of the peninsula jutting into the Atlantic, the lighthouse at Pemaquid Point is perched dramatically above the crashing surf, a quintessential image of Maine. Here, the landscape and beautiful summer cottages are part of a quaint Down East community that houses one of the best restaurants in Maine. The Bradley Inn is a century-old Bed and Breakfast that delights guests with gracious hospitality and charming accommodations. Its 16 gracious guest rooms feature four poster cherry beds, fireplaces, New England period furnishings, and garden or ocean views. Guests enjoy biking through the area's great natural beauty, croquet on the lawn in the afternoons, and canoeing the local coves and waterways. In the evenings, guests are spoiled at the exceptional dining room, winner of the Wine Spectator award of excellence. As described by Food and Wine Magazine:
(Chef) Carinhas has an eclectic take on local products that lifts them to another level altogether—like big-bellied Maine clams that she fries until crisp and serves with an anchovy mayonnaise, or Atlantic halibut, seared and presented with a Tuscan contorno of white beans and bitter greens.
15 New Loews Hotels by 2009
July 19, 2006
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by Courtney W. May for the Editorial Advisory BoardOn Tuesday, July 18th, Loews Hotels President Jack Adler presented plans at the NBTA conference in Chicago for the company's expansion and brand initiatives. To increase Loews Hotels' distribution, the company has plans to expand into target cities such as San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, Seattle, Las Vegas, Toronto and Vancouver. According to Loews, resort locations are also on the drawing board, including a 400 plus room resort in Lake Las Vegas. Slated to open in 2009, it would be Loews Hotels' first property with a residential component, featuring 125 condo hotel units and 350 traditional guest rooms, 40,000 square feet of meeting space and distinctive entertainment facilities. Additional brand initiatives in the next 5 years include furthering the Loews idea of "Four Diamond and more" properties while ensuring that each hotel is supremely comfortable, vibrant and uniquely local. For example, in Miami, Loews teams with celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse to offer Emeril's South Beach and in New York, a successful partnership with celebrated musician Michael Feinstein promises a vibrant New York cabaret experience for Loews guests. On the design and décor front, the Loews brand promise ensures that each property has a distinctly local sensibility. In Nashville, for example, the hotels whimsical décor is reflective of the destination's "Music City" moniker. A final initiative is the Loews Branded Breakfast Experience, a program that further differentiates the brand in the luxury field. The Breakfast at Loews program has several distinguishing features, including an expanded beverage program featuring a custom shaken "juice bar" and specialty press coffee; a chef-selected "breakfast amuse" and a to-go cup of coffee at departure.
Weekends in Bryant Park
July 18, 2006
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by Courtney W. May for the Editorial Advisory BoardJust in case you needed another reason to visit New York City this month, The Bryant Park Hotel - which is a best romantic hotel winner - has rates starting as low as $249! Visit the weekend of the 21st - 23rd and get a room for the Deanna Witkowski's Piano in the Park Performance, or maybe come the weekend of the 28th-30th and see Kuni Mikami's Piano in the Park Show. Get their early on Friday mornings and you can see the Good Morning America Concert Series in the Park - with Taylor Hicks or Huey Lewis and News. Check for rates at Bryant Park for July 21st-23rdCheck for rates at Bryant Park for July 28th-30th
Hot Dining in Philadelphia: the Fountain at the Four Seasons
The best restaurant in Philly, according to Zagat, is also acclaimed as one of the best dining experiences in the county. The elegant 107-seat Fountain Restaurant also received top honors from Gourmet, Bon Appetit, and AAA. The menu is heavenly. Start with the pan-seared foie gras with grilled black Mission figs or the poached jumbo sea scallop with cauliflower ravioli and paddlefish caviar, and then indulge in the venison saddle with stone fruit compote, sauteed veal tenderloin with jumbo lump crab meat, or the Maine lobster with exotic mushroom galette and truffled beets. (Mmmmm.) At this grand culinary mecca and Philadelphia favorite, guests experience the most sublime dining, arguably, in the entire nation. Located at the Four Seasons Hotel. Jacket required.
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Labor Day weekend is a mouth-watering affair at the legendary Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa. Phoenix Cooks! is Arizona's premier culinary event, developed by Clear Channel Radio, The Biltmore, and Food and Life Magazine to showcase the Valley's top chefs and their talents. Foodies indulge in a weekend of culinary adventures at the Biltmore, including the Parade of Chefs reception on Friday, September 1 (eight local celebrity chefs do their thing and cook up signature dishes, paired with fine wines), Saturday's Gourmet Food and Kitchen Show (interactive cooking demonstrations and food forums with top chefs, wine tastings, gourmet kitchen displays by Dacor and Viking, a beer garden, and a chef's marketplace), the Wine Maker Dinner (a five-course extravaganza with specialties from five different chefs), and the Chef's Champagne Brunch (simply divine). Individual tickets may be purchased for the events, though the Arizona Biltmore has designed an exceptional VIP package specifically for the event.
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Chick-fil-A in Spanish Fort
30500 State Highway 181, Ste 451
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Wear you ULM or LSU gear when you stop to eat in AL. They all know the colors.... This is a must for your fine dinning experience! BTW--Chick food is always good food!
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The best kid friendly place around town!! Very clean and the workers are super nice. FYI for kids trade in your toy for a ice cream cone!!!
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Chicken sandwich with cheese and a lemonade!
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Believe What Media Says About NFL Teams And Get Ready To Go BrokeBy Kelso SturgeonIt is a given at the start of each college football season teams such as Notre Dame, LSU, Oklahoma and Southern California will make will be in the running for a spot in the national championship game. Well, guess what? Notre Dame is 1-3, LSU 2-2, Oklahoma 1-2 and Southern California 1-3 and have no chance to get to the big game. It has to be a relief for bettors in he NFL the games the say, with New England again set to rule.
The Baltimore Ravens are rolling along through three weeks, with a 3-0 record both straight-up and ATS. They're alone atop the competitive AFC North, leading Pittsburgh and Cincinnati by a game in the loss column. The winning is being done with a formula familiar to Ravens fans—a defense that ranks fourth in the NFL in points allowed is getting it done. It may not be Ray Lewis or Ed Reed anymore, but C.J. Mosley and Eric Weddle are playing some awfully good football.
From 2008-14, Baltimore was consistently one of the best teams in football using that formula. Consequently, it's easy to respect this organization and head coach John Harbaugh and feel the 3-0 start means that the disaster of 2015 can be dismissed as an anomaly. But there are some stormclouds that shouldn't be ignored.
The obvious starting point is the schedule. The Ravens have beaten the Bills, Browns and Jaguars, which doesn't exactly qualify as Murderer's Row. Baltimore isn't doing it with ease either—the wins are by a combined 13 points (4.3 per game) and the ATS margin is even tighter. Baltimore has covered the number by a combined 4.5 points in those three games. That's a point and a half per game. Not much room for error and the competition will take a modest upgrade when Oakland comes to M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday.
If Baltimore is going to build off this strong start, their 24th-ranked offense simply must get better. Joe Flacco's production numbers are abysmal. While he's a tolerable 14th in the league in completion percentage, he ranks in the lower third of starting quarterbacks in yards-per-attempt and interceptions as a percentage of passes thrown. Roughly translated that he means he's pretty good at dink-and-dunk throws but otherwise still makes too many mistakes. That's not a formula for beating anyone of note in the NFL.
In Flacco's defense, the problem has less to do with him than an offensive line that is basically Marshall Yanda and a group of four mediocrities. Yanda is one of the best guards in the league, but he's a lonely warrior up front. The result is a putrid running game that gets just 3.3 yards-per-attempt, well below the league average of 4.0.
That's the reason the market hasn't fallen in love with Baltimore in spite of the good start. They're still available at decent 11-5 odds to win the AFC North, well behind Pittsburgh, who remains the 10-11 favorite in spite of a disastrous game at Philadelphia last week. The Ravens are only seen as modestly better than the Bengals ,who are priced at 6-2 to win the division in spite of a 2-2 start (including last night's win over the Dolphins) that's overwhelmed no one.
No serious NFL bettor would ever dismiss a John Harbaugh-coached team under any circumstances, much less one that's 3-0 and playing some outstanding defense. That alone indicates that 2015 was an anomaly. But before the Ravens can be considered an honest-to-goodness Super Bowl contender, and priced like it, they have to pick it up on offense and separate themselves from some good teams.
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The Lions hit the road to take on the Chicago Bears in their Saturday best.
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From Music Week, April 1996
I see that next week marks the 19th anniversary of the release of Wannabe. Coincidentally I came across this cutting while ferreting around my magazine archive: the first published interview with the Spice Girls, when they launched the promotional campaign for the single and I was a contributing editor at industry publication Music Week.
I remember quite a lot about my encounter with the five of them at Virgin Records hq in Ladbroke Grove, not least that they afforded opportunities for digs at the full-of-itself British rock cabal which had grown out of the damp squib which was Britpop.


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Photo/Video centric iOS app.
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This application is solely required for a startup company. We need a highly skilled individual with a zeal and eagerness of completing this task. Basic requirements for this iOS app are as: \r\n- Simple User Authentication\r\n- Upon success a unique UI for video taking\r\n- App primarily photo/video centric\r\n\r\nThe iOS revolves around the genre of photo/video, hence a unique concept for the video taking is a must. Wireframe is ready upon request. \r\nRest will be discussed.\r\n\r\n\r\n
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He Was Somebody. He was a CONTENDAH.
An uncredited contributor to A Star is Born; a writer for Little Orphan Annie; the writer of Nuremberg and a writer of December 7th – both productions of the Office of Strategic Services documentary unit led by John Ford; author of a 1940s hit, What Makes Sammy Run? – the story of Sammy Glick (Shmelka Glickstein)'s rise from newspaper office boy to studio production chief – oddly enough also made into a musical. And, of course, the man who put the words "I coulda been a contender" into Marlon Brando's lips. Screenwriter Budd Schulberg dies today, five years short of a century.
Mysterious Skin.
Mysterious Skin. After years of offending the mainstream, director Gregg Araki's controversial new film (trailer) is getting a surprising degree of critical acclaim, with an 8.3 rating on IMDB, and a 90% rating amongst Rotten Tomatoes "Cream of the Crop" reviewers. It also features a soundtrack that will delight Cocteau Twins fans, as it features a shimmering score by Robin Guthrie (who apparently has a blog) and Harold Budd, reminiscent of their work on The Moon and The Melodies.
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Straight from the pages of a fashion magazine from the fifties, these chic women show off their sleek outfits and stylish coifs as they pose over a solid ground. Show those ladies who lunch a thing or two with this large scale swanky design. Taller women are about 5 1/8", from the 'Retro Chic' collection by Blank Textiles.


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Black Forest Coffee Cake
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 1 hr
This is soooo good. Yes 2 Tbsp. vanilla extract is correct.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 eggs
- 1 1⁄2 cups granulated sugar
- 1⁄2 cup canola oil
- 1 1⁄2 cups milk
- 2 tablespoons vanilla extract
- 3 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1 (21 ounce) can cherry pie filling
- 1 cup Bisquick
- 1⁄2 cup granulated sugar
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- 1⁄2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- In a large mixing bowl beat the eggs; add the sugar, oil, milk and vanilla.
- Mix in the flour and baking powder (mixture will be thin), when blended add the chocolate chips.
- Pour into a greased 13x9x2 baking pan.
- Drop cherry pie filling by the teaspoonfuls in even rows into the batter.
- With a pastry blender combine the bisquick, sugar and butter to form loose crumbs, add the chocolate chips.
- Sprinkle the topping evenly over the top of the cake.
- Bake 375' for 55 minutes to 1 hour or until cake is golden brown and when tested done with toothpick.
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I didn't rate this because I made some significant changes to the recipe. This is a nice idea, but each layer is so sugary it is overkill to me. I found that the flavors just didn't blend like they do in a black forest cake. However, I brought this to a german class and got positive feedback. So for those who could stand to OD on sugar, chocolate chips, and cherries, go for it, otherwise, skip dessert.
I am happy to be the first reviewer of this beautiful coffee cake. I made this for our church coffee hour. It sliced up nicely and looked great on a platter. It went very fast! I might try apple pie filling next time and omit the chocolate chips. Roxygirl update: 5/7 made the cake again using apple pie filling and adding tsp. cinnamon to the Bisquick topping. Served it for coffee hour. This was so scrumptious!!! I think this is the BEST coffee cake! I can tell I'll be making it a lot. Thanks Leeza!
I LOVED this coffee cake and I don't normally like fruit mixed with chocolate. It was so good! More like a rich cookie or a bar...which is fine with me because it's perfect for breakfast, dessert and a midnight snack!


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Radio Icecast Control Panel
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I need a Icecast Control Panel to manage many icecast-kh accounts, this Control Panel must have two areas:
- Administrator Area
- User Area
- List Accounts (here must be show with an icon or image if account is active, suspended or inactive)
- Create, Edit, Suspend, Unsuspend, Delete Accounts
User control panel details
- Username (an email)
- Password
Icecast Configuration account
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- Country Statistics (top country listener)
- Player generator (players will be provided by me)
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April 2012: The International Energy Agency (IEA) has published the second issue of "IEAenergy: The Journal of the International Energy Agency.ŌĆØ Sub-titled ŌĆ£Renewable Energy: Coming of Age,ŌĆØ this issue features┬Āarticles on. inter alia,┬Āthe need for the IEA to share its best practices with the climate change community and Denmark's perspective on┬Āenergy and climate policy.
In an article titled ŌĆ£Fulfill the COP Accords, Turn to the Experts,ŌĆØ Richard Baron, Head of International Energy Agency's (IEA) Climate Change Unit, calls on the IEA to share the Agency's experiences, successes and failures in the transformation to low-carbon energy systems. He notes the IEA's role in energy data collection and scenario development to assess the implications of achieving some of the goals set out by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
In an article titled ŌĆ£Fossil Fuel Independence: Denmark's Path,ŌĆØ Tom Baird, IEA Communications Advisor, highlights Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt's reaffirmation of her country's commitment to ŌĆ£ensure that the center of green research and green jobs stays in Europe in the future.ŌĆØ Taking over the EU Presidency in January 2012, the Prime Minister noted that, in order for the EU to maintain the lead position on energy and climate issues, there is a need for new initiatives in energy efficiency and renewable energy.
The journal also contains┬Āarticles┬Āon IEA's new partnership with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), an outlook for Africa, the IEA's role in fostering low-carbon alternatives to energy technologies, a renewables market report, the role of renewables in electricity security, the growing share of renewables in the energy mix, and oil and gas consumption.┬Ā[Publication: IEAenergy- Renewable Energy, Coming of Age]


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Getting to the Super Bowl is not easy for many
JERSEY CITY, N.J. -- They are former kids who played in their backyards and dreamed of scoring the winning touchdown, making the big play on defense and somehow sharing in the spotlight of helping a team win the Super Bowl.
Not all dreamers get to the NFL, and certainly, many who get to football's highest level don't get the chance to play in the Super Bowl.
There are at least a dozen who will be participating for the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks in Sunday's Super Bowl who toiled for at least eight years in the NFL before getting a chance to play for the title.
Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey is the poster child. He waited 15 years. The other includes the last XFL player still in the NFL, a Canadian who lost the NFC title in overtime a couple of years ago, and a number who played on very bad teams before finding their way to ones on the cusp of greatness.
Bailey is philosophical about being at his first Super Bowl.
"If I was supposed to be here, I would have been here a long time ago," Bailey said Thursday as players held their final interviews before the first Super Bowl in an outdoor stadium in a cold-weather city.
Denver defensive end Jeremy Mincey played on a lot of bad teams in Jacksonville and was heading nowhere late in the season when the Jaguars released him in December for missing a meeting. The Broncos picked him up.
"Dude, this is what we play for, man," said Mincey, who has played six seasons, missed another with a thumb injury, and had another as a practice-squad player.
Ironically, Mincey had refused to go to any previous Super Bowl unless he was playing one. This year, he told his fiancee that he intended to buy tickets and go.
"But I ended up being here buying more tickets for people to come see me play in it," he said.
Mike Adams, a Broncos safety in his 10th season, is so excited to be playing in the Super Bowl that he has vowed to walk the 12-mile trek home to Paterson if Denver wins.
"My friends and family will be right in the stands, (so I can) go ahead and hug them, and then maybe if I decide to walk home, they can all walk home with me," he said.
Seattle guard Paul McQuistan played with Oakland and Cleveland before coming to Seattle. As much as he wanted to play in the Super Bowl, he never worried whether he would get there. It wasn't a career breaker.
"This is a team game," he said. "Getting here is icing on the cake."
The odds of playing in the Super Bowl aren't good.
The average career length is less than four years and only 106 players out of close to 1,700 make it each year.
Seahawks punter Jon Ryan was with Green Bay in the 2007 season when it lost to the Giants in the NFC title game in overtime.
"That was a heartbreaker and when I went to Seattle after that we had a couple of lean years, where we won four and five games," the Canadian said.
Denver linebacker Paris Lenon had the craziest trip. He worked for the U.S. Postal Service after college, played in the XFL and later for Amsterdam in NFL Europe.
"It's been a winding road," he said. "But it's been a fun one."


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To be swanky or be a carbon copy of Bly, one of the classiest girls on the planet.
See that girl drinkin' natty, she is so classy!
po ClubRiz22 Новембар 13, 2010
1.word used by Jim in "The Office" when wearing a tuxe to annoy Dwight and to entice Michael.
2. similar in definition to stylish and sheek
2. similar in definition to stylish and sheek
"Today Brendan wore a suit to school; I told him it looked classy."
po raeraerascal Август 13, 2009
snobby and weird and horrifically apron-strung
Taking your parents to dinner on their anniversary is just the classy thing to do.
po minnesaur Август 13, 2012
somebody that plays sports or that HAS played sports. somebody that has respect. somebody that doesnt get drunk every weekend. somebody that wears polo. somebody that is stylish. somebody that is nice and funny. somebody that isnt a jerk. somebody that isnt a trashy.
justin is a very classy person.
po mowgrass Мај 1, 2011
1. swanky
2. respectable and elegant
2. respectable and elegant
California, unlike Colorado, is a classy state
po mmeeggaann Август 16, 2006
polite, kind, not crude, sweet.
Sarah and Jolene are classy bitches.
po Shablama Септембар 13, 2010
See that person with swag? Yeah thats so classy. I bet their name is Abby.
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Chinese stowaway found on Dubai flight
A Chinese teenager has been found hiding in the cargo hold of an Emirates passenger jet that had flown from Shanghai to Dubai.
World's first 3D-printed office building
A new proof concept of concept of using 3D printing in architecture has been unveiled though it is still small as logistics are being ironed out. Dubai unveils an open-plan office constructed using an industrial 3D printer after nearly a year in development.
Huge fire hits UAE residential towers
A large fire has hit at least two residential towers in the United Arab Emirates, in the third such incident in a little more than a year.
62 killed in Russia jet crash
All sixty-two people on board a flydubai Boeing 737 are killed as the plane crashes and bursts into flames while landing in Rostov-on-Don, in Southern Russia.
Cooper reported for suspect action
Kevon Cooper, the Lahore Qalandars all-rounder, has been reported for bowling with a suspect action, a Pakistan Super League (PSL) media release read on Wednesday (February 17).
Dubai ruler seeks student for cabinet post
Dubai's ruler is looking for a young person to sit on the United Arab Emirates federal cabinet as the voice of youth - and has used Twitter to announce the job opportunity.
Three lakh jobs in Dubai by 2020
Around 300,000 new jobs will be created in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in next four years ahead of the World Expo 2020 that is scheduled to be held in Dubai.
Gemini Arabians name Sehwag as skipper
Gemini Arabians name Virender Sehwag, the former India player, as their captain for the inaugural season of Masters Champions League (MCL).
16 hurt as fire erupts at Dubai skyscraper
A huge fire rips through a luxury Dubai hotel Thursday night, injuring 16 people, just a few hours before the emirate celebrated the new year with a spectacular fireworks display nearby.
Messi, Barcelona win big at Globe Soccer Awards
Barcelona and star player Lionel Messi triumphed at the seventh edition of the Globe Soccer Awards in Dubai on Sunday, taking home the prizes for best team and best player.
India's biggest airline in initial share offering
Indian budget airline IndiGo plans to conduct an initial share offering this week as it seeks to raise as much as 32.68bn rupees ($500m; £325.6m), according to reports.
Little Bangladesh exhibition opens in NY
An exhibition about the day in the life of a spot in Abu Dhabi - a small square boasting a supermarket and a single tree opened in New York city.
Man held with Saudi Riyals at Dhaka airport
Customs Intelligence officials detain a man and seize huge amount of Saudi Riyals from his possession at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
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18 gold bars seized at Dhaka airport, 1 held
Customs Intelligence recovered 18 gold bars worth about Tk 1 crore from Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
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In a new milestone in the chapter of human flight, jetman Yves Rossy and his protégé Vince Reffet fly over Dubai with jetpack.
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Customs Intelligence seize 40 gold bars weighing 4.635 kilogrammes and also arrested two traffic helpers for possessing those at Shah Amanat International Airport in Chittagong.
10kg gold seized at Shahjalal, 5 held
Customs officials seize 10kg gold in 86 bars and detained five people in this connection from Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
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Arthur Abraham: He Gave It a Shot
by Cliff Rold
It looked like it's just about over.
While former IBF Middleweight and WBO Super Middleweight titlist Arthur Abraham (37-4, 28 KO) managed to escape with a victory last Saturday against a very average Willbeforce Shihepo (20-7, 15 KO), he didn't look good getting there. At 33 years of age, it's not certain that Abraham is on the slide.
The appearance of the inevitable is there.
Once removed from the first stoppage loss of his career, in a rematch with Robert Stieglitz, Abraham's options are fairly limited. A third fight with Stieglitz is where he has to hang his hat. The chance to redeem that loss, after winning the first fight and the WBO belt with a decision last year, is his best option.
Sure, it's just a belt. Andre Ward remains the champion of the class. For close to a year between 2012 and 2013, Abraham and Carl Froch were the only significant beltholders in class besides Ward. Ward had already soundly defeated them both.
In terms of dollars and cents, that's not much of an issue for Abraham. He and Steiglitz did solid business. They probably would again. If he gets the rubber match, win or lose, it doesn't change the premise here much.
The appearance of the inevitable is there.
Never a high volume or high-speed guy, Abraham doesn't get off as suddenly as he used to. The dramatic power hasn't left him but the delivery of those bombs is mitigated.
It happens.
But it is interesting to track the slipping of Abraham. It wasn't that long ago, just 2009, that he entered the Super Six Super Middleweight tournament as one of the two favorites, along with Mikkel Kessler, to win the whole thing.
Kessler's status as favorite lasted one night, Ward emerging at his expense. Abraham was on track, outboxing and then concussing former Middleweight Champion Jermain Taylor to open the competition strong.
It had to be a sweet victory. Taylor's team openly expressed no interest in matching their man with the Armenian puncher when Taylor reigned as the lineal king at 160 lbs. In retrospect, it might be said that Abraham missed his best chance, never seriously viable for a crack at history's Middleweight crown despite a ten defense run with the IBF belt from 2005-2009. He would have had a strong chance to defeat Taylor then, or Kelly Pavlik later.
After the Taylor win at 168 lbs., it looked like he could seize the chances that eluded him one class lower. It wasn't meant to be. A disqualification loss to Andre Dirrell in the second round was followed by a listless decision defeat to Froch and a gamer, but still lopsided, loss to Ward.
Since the tournament, he's gone 5-1. The fighter who excited many fans when he was battling through a broken jaw against a then undefeated Edison Miranda in 2006, who knocked Miranda senseless in their 2008 non-title rematch, who nearly decapitated that tough Khoren Gevor, has been seldom seen. He always fought economically, behind a high guard, but the knockouts have been less frequent.
In looking like a fighter moving past it against Shihepo, a single thought crossed the mind: at least he tried.
The idea was reinforced on a weekend when Jhonny Gonzalez excellently dispensed the excellent Abner Mares in a single round. Gonzalez was a dangerous foe going in. Everyone acknowledged that even while virtually no one gave him much chance to win. In recent years, it's become the norm to expect fighters like Mares to take softer touches than a Gonzalez between tough fights.
Mares didn't. He lost for daring to be more than a hopeful brand. Mares will probably bounce back.
Abraham never really did. A good fighter at his peak, he ran into a string of better fighters and when it was over his prime was left behind.
Sometimes, failure can be worth celebrating. No, not as much as success. Victory still brings spoils, but it is undeniable that someone has to lose. Those who risk greatly put themselves more at risk of doing so.
In signing up for the Super Six, Abraham was provided a high-risk path to great success or failure. It ended up the latter, but in a noble fashion.
He didn't pull out of the tournament when adversity struck. He rode it out to the end. He met his obligations, took his lumps, and went back to the drawing board. It isn't always the case these days.
It's not as bad as some lament, but it's ain't all good either. Think of some of the other notable names that made their bones just in the German market where Arthur Abraham initially flourished. For years, it was wondered what would happen if fighters like Sven Ottke or Dariusz Michalczewski tried (or were given the chance to try) to see just how far they could stretch before, as Larry Merchant might have put it, their reach exceeded their grasp.
There was an incomplete element to their runs.
No one can say the same for Abraham. He took a path more akin to Heavyweight Wladimir Klitschko, taking on the best around him when it was his time to do so and letting the chips fall. Klitschko dusted himself off to emerge as the genuine heir to Lennox Lewis, the next great Heavyweight after the last great heavyweight.
Abraham's fate wasn't as kind but so what?
When Abraham finally hangs up his gloves, fans and pundits can feel confident they know as much about him as there was to know. They know what styles he could handle and couldn't. They know how he handled physical adversity (bravely against Miranda) and mental adversity (not as well in the Super Six).
They know he was a good not great fighter in a time where he could easily have kept feasting on less, racking up a KO count, and cashing checks, and left the sum of it all reading 'inconclusive.'
He didn't.
He took a shot at the brass ring and fell short.
The appearance of the inevitable is there. If appearances are not deceiving, Abraham will exit worthy of the respect of any fight lover. Everyone can't win the big ones but there is no reason to expect anything less than the try.
Abraham tried.
Cliff Rold is the Managing Editor of BoxingScene, a founding member of the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board, and a member the Yahoo Pound for Pound voting panel, and the Boxing Writers Association of America. He can be reached at [email protected]
[QUOTE=Spray_resistant;13692910]AA had power and nothing more, he has no notable wins other than against Stieglitz which was questionable and avenged by a tko.[/QUOTE] He suc[B]k[/B]s, he has no notable wins but yet he's Stieglitz' best win in 48 fights ...…Comment by Ravens Fan on 08-29-2013
When Arthur moved up in weight he also moved up rather drastically in class and it proved one thing. And that was that he was never that good of a fighter.Comment by hyeduk on 08-28-2013
[QUOTE=royjonesjrKTFO;13692844]More like due to his lack of boxing abilities. All he does is walk forward MAYBE throwing 2-3 punches per round. Canelo outputs more than him and his stamina sucks.[/QUOTE] If he had no abilities then he would not succeed…Comment by ambuu on 08-28-2013
His skills were/are average at best, his punch output sucked because of his limited skills, BUT (as the article says) even with such flaws at least he took the risk and mixed it up with the best. I remember Felix…Comment by Spray_resistant on 08-28-2013
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They come not to egg him on but to egg him. And to shine laser pens in his eyes, tempt him with burgers grilling below and awaken him by banging drums. Centuries after Henry VIII stretched his last enemy on the rack, torture is back at the Tower of London. At least that's how it must seem to illusionist David Blaine, whose latest stunt—going without food for 44 days suspended in a Plexiglas box next to the Thames—has drawn all the wrong kind of attention. One joker was arrested when he tried to tamper with the magician's water line. But Blaine, 30, due to emerge Oct. 19, hasn't budged. "He didn't expect this," says pal and fellow trickster Uri Geller. "But it makes him a stronger person."
It's a Bird! It's a Blaine!
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Calling all contributors: A weekend of art
Art City contributors are not the types to be sitting by the phone on a Saturday night. No, indeed. In fact, we're picking up the phone to help you make your weekend plans. As you know, we are a multi-platform gang and never to be outdone in any media. So, starting this week, the contributors are calling the good, old-fashioned Art City phone line with their best suggestions for art to see on the weekend.
Rhinehart's high-energy drumming was always in the groove
When Vodie Rhinehart first hooked up with the Leroy Airmaster blues band, some of its members wondered whether he really understood the blues.
That was until band leader Steve Cohen schooled the then-twentysomething jazz fusion drummer with a tape by legendary Chicago harmonica man Sonny Boy Williamson II. »Read Full Article
CD Reviews: Lana Del Rey; Jennifer Lopez; Willie Nelson; Sam Smith; Danny Gokey; the Felice Brothers
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Peet's Coffee & Tea expected to open in two former Caribou Coffee shops
The closings of the last two Caribou Coffee shops in the Milwaukee area apparently are providing Peet's Coffee & Tea entry into Wisconsin.
The closed Caribou shops are at 418 N. Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, and 1890 Meadow Lane, Waukesha. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Wilco's Tweedy mesmerizes Pabst audience with new material
Concertgoers aren't always keen to hear new material and, once they fail to recognize whatever's being played, tend to reserve their enthusiasm for the opportunity to visit bathroom and bar.
Monday night at the Pabst Theater, however, Jeff Tweedy's fans weren't keen to budge from their spots while he and his band led with a great deal of new material. »Read Full Article(3)
On Tap Today: Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers at Shank Hall
Considering Summerfest is NEXT WEEK, there's a surprising number of really good music options in town every day this week. Yesterday there was Jeff Tweedy at the Pabst Theater (check back at jsonline.com/music later for a review). Tomorrow there's emerging country artist Nikki Lane at Cactus Club. Thursday is Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion at Turner Hall Ballroom, featuring the former Cream drummer. And on Friday it's Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds' first headlining show in Milwaukee ever, at the Milwaukee Theatre.


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The Panhandle Water Planning Group board members worked on early stages of revising the region's water plan last week, and voiced concerns about state intervention in the process.
There has been talk in Austin of setting priorities at that level for spending money the Legislature may set aside for water projects. A list of priorities created by the Texas Water Development Board based on criteria set by downstate lawmakers showed the nearest project would be at Lubbock. However, nothing is official.
"The Water Development Board has said in the past we don't prioritize projects on the regional level," said Doug Shaw, a project manager for the board. "Hopefully that will remain at the regional level."
State Sen. Kel Seliger, R-Amarillo, said he thinks that could be possible but he's concerned about what lawmakers from the large cities south of Interstate 20 could do.
"That's enough political power to suck up all the water," he said.
He also said he thinks one criteria for setting priorities for state spending should be local spending on doing the early work on projects like planning.
Shaw told planning board members about changes to the process for creating regional plans that become the state plan including assumptions about daily water use per person set by the Water Development Board.
That information was not completely well received.
"They say 'you can't change this,' and 'you can't change that,'" city of Amarillo Utilities Director Emmett Autrey said. "This is supposed to be bottom-up, and we have things like gallons per capita per day. It limits our ability to create a reasonable and correct plan."
Both board Chairman C.E. Williams and board member John Williams warned that flexibility in setting priorities needed to be included.
"You can't predict from one day to the next when you'll need something," John Williams said.
Another concern dealt with figures for gallons of consumption per person reported by the state. Board member John Sweeten noted the amount per person in places like Shamrock and Texline was higher than for Amarillo.
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Grateful Dead
looks like we gonna be around forever. Love it!
and yeah, great to hear from Barry and Rebecca!
Longtime Deadhead acquaintance and friend, Barry, contributed to Josh Greens article.
Very interesting article here
(first posted on the Eurotraders website)
What an amazing event
And the road goes on forever....
Read this yesterday, as referenced by BobbaLee. We'll see Furthur fans at Bayfront tonight!
my friend leaved this magazine on a table at the job. I kept it in my bag just to have a look at this article. Didn't see it before I read your post.
Thanks Raymond.
Hey all...
Just leafing through last week's Sports Illustrated magazine (Jan 25th) and noticed a piece written on Jim Irsay, the owner of the Indianapolis Colts.... I was interested in the article for many reasons.... none of which I guess I need to go into here.... but right there on Page 57 in the picture with Irsay is Jerry's Tiger. I remember that Irsay bought it many years ago... among many other interesting purchases... the guitar is not mentioned in the article but Stephen Stills and other references are made.... Thought you might find that curious.... I did.
Be well all.
Nice interview in today's Miami Herald with Bob Weir.
I wish i could post it but I don't know how.
And the road goes on forever....
The Grateful Dead is a correct answer on Jeopardy tonight!
Conversation is always more interesting than recitation, so speak your mind and not someone else's.


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Thursday roundup
Jeremy Spankowski and St. Thomas More started the football season fast Thursday night.
The senior running back scored three times in the first quarter to spark the Cavaliers to a 49-0 victory over Milwaukee Bay View in a non-conference game at St. Francis. Spankowski ran five times for 99 yards and scored on runs of 9, 11 and 26 yards.
Daymean Stewart also had a big day for More. He rushed for 111 yards in six carries and scored on a 10-yard run in the second quarter.
Kettle Moraine 3, Madison Memorial 2: Kevin Hintz finished with a goal and an assist to help the Lasers to victory.
Whitefish Bay 2, Wauwatosa East 0: Griffin Kerwin and Paul Gwidt scored for the Blue Dukes on the road.
West Allis Central 2, Cudahy/St. Francis 1: Mike Manlick scored the game winner at 78 minutes off a pass from Edgar Perez.
St. Anthony 5, Whitefish Bay Dominican 1: Five players scored for the Roman Legion.
Grafton 3, University School 2, overtime: Brendan Larson scored off Adam Huibregtse's pass in the 98th minute to lift the Black Hawks.
Milwaukee Bradley Tech/Carmen 10, Heritage Christian 0: Eduardo Herrera set the tone with two goals and one assist in the first 25 minutes.
Milwaukee Lutheran 1, Pewaukee 1: Jake Nevermann's goal at 69 minutes forced the tie for Pewaukee. Tyler Hansen scored Milwaukee Lutheran's goal at 49 minutes.
Franklin 2, Racine St. Catherine's 2: Joe Polka scored off Josh Marten's pass at 70 minutes to forge the tie.
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Posted on December 10, 2013
Jarome Iginla Returns to Dome: Flames Fall Again
Calgary 1 – Boston 2 Jarome Iginla returned to the Saddledome for the first time since being traded at the end of last season. His pre-game welcome was met by a warm reception from fans. That disruption luckily… Read More
Updated on November 27, 2013
Baertschi Blows it for Flames; Calgary 2 – Chicago 3
The mantra before the game was a 'consistent 60 minute effort'. After a four game hiatus the Flames faced the visiting Stanley Cup champs only to be badly outmatched in the skill column. Nonetheless their game plan responded… Read More
Updated on November 20, 2013
Losers Yet Again: Calgary 1 – Columbus 2 (OT)
We know the Flames are terrible, but they used to compete. There was a drive to their game that was exciting. This is unfortunately the same old Flames identity from last season minus a handful of skilled players…. Read More
Posted on November 16, 2013
No Response: Calgary 2 – Oilers 4
For almost 7 years the Edmonton Oilers have been rebuilding. They'll be going for another 7 at this rate. Their ability as an organization to build a winner despite the talent is zip. Calgary is in year 1… Read More
Posted on November 14, 2013
Utterly Terrible: Calgary 3 – Dallas 7
We knew there'd be growing pains, but wow, the Calgary Flames put up a horrific night. The worse part about the debacle? Not just one part, but many, like these: 1) The best we can do on the… Read More
Updated on November 13, 2013
Calgary 2 – San Jose 3 (OT)
A couple of firsts in a game that Calgary somehow hung in and tied up. First, Reto Berra made his home debut. He faced over 30 shots and was steady less two goals he had no chance on…. Read More
Posted on November 7, 2013
Flames 2 – Blues 3 : curious coaching moves
Coaching decisions are the headline after the most recent Flames loss. After being manhandled 5v5 (ref looked the other way on infractions but the Flames didn't push back) Calgary clawed back in the third to make it close… Read More
Updated on November 4, 2013
Baptism By Fire: Flames Beat Blackhawks 3-2 (OT)
There were a number of rare occurrences in Chicago. The Calgary Flames opened up what should be a challenging road-swing (aren't they all?) against the Stanley Cup Champs no less. For one, Calgary hasn't won in Chicago in… Read More
Posted on October 30, 2013
Calgary 2 – Toronto 4 : Bandwagon Torontonians Fill 'Dome
The Calgary Flames dominated the Toronto Maple Leafs outshooting their opponents 44-22. The reason the Flames lost, untimely giveaways and running into a brick wall in Jon Bernier. What was unusual about this game was the sheer number… Read More
Posted on October 24, 2013
Flames Going Down: Calgary 1 – Dallas 5
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Many will blame the sloppiness of the game on the turf at Heinz Field, which was re-sodded following Saturday's Pitt game here. But the field actually held up well after the rain stopped.
The problem was that the rain didn't stop all that much. And no matter what kind of surface you have, when you get about three inches of rain in the course of a day, the field is going to be treacherous.
Anybody remember the famous Terry Bradshaw slide against the Houston Oilers at Three Rivers Stadium during which Bradshaw spun round and round as he slid on the soaking wet turf? That was on Astroturf.
Monday night's game could have been played on the finest surface known to man, but unless it was going to be played indoors, it wasn't going to matter.
© Last time I checked, 8-3 was 8-3, no matter how you got there.
© We had a Lawrence Timmons sighting on defense Monday night and the rookie replaced, of all people, Troy Polamalu in the nickel defense.
Timmons made some plays, too, picking up a couple of tackles and recovering a fumble.
That team rookie of the year award is still hanging in the balance.
© Then again, punter Daniel Sepulveda may have wrapped it up with his effort against the Dolphins.
Sepulveda punted five times and all five were downed inside the Miami 20 with no returns thanks to excellent hang time.
Considering Miami's only real chance to score Monday night would have come on a return by Ted Ginn, that was huge.
© Willie Parker carried the ball 24 times for 81 yards, but I didn't see too many carries where he could have gotten more.
Parker's game is cutting and going and in this game, that wasn't going to be possible. He was sticking the ball up in the middle against the Dolphins defense and getting what he could, even breaking some tackles.
That was a great effort.
© Hines Ward is a mudder, pure and simple.
© If James Harrison doesn't make the Pro Bowl this season, it's a crime. He's been that good.
© Larry Foote and James Farrior were also outstanding Monday night. They spent more time in the Miami backfield than Dolphins' running back Ricky Williams, who was knocked from the game in his return from an 18-month suspension after just six carries.
© Marvel Smith's sore back kept him out of this game and Max Starks started at left tackle in his place. Starks looked much better at left tackle in this game than he did in the preseason.
Of course he was playing for a contract in this one, showing that he can be a serviceable offensive tackle in this league.
Starks, by the way, also deflected the Dolphins' field goal attempt in the fourth quarter, a three-pointer that would have been nullified anyway by a delay of game penalty.
© It's hard to believe, but Ben Roethlisberger was 18 of 21 for 165 yards passing in this game, completing 15 in a row at one point to tie his own team record.
Of course none of those passes were more than 10 yards downfield as Roethlisberger's long pass before the Steelers' game-winning drive was a 15-yard completion to – egads – Dan Kreider.
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