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HHRAPiNFO Weekly Recap
February 25, 2013 | Music, New Releases, New Singles, Recap, Videos | (February), Weekly Recap
Another solid week in Hip Hop, thanks for visiting as always and below is a quick recap of what went in blog music!
A-Wax Feat. Gucci Mane & DJ Paul – Make Room [Remix]
R.A.P.P. Quelle – #OurWorld [Ode To Isaac]
Frank Ocean – Eyes Like Sky
Juicy J Feat. The Weeknd – One Of Those Nights
FloRES – You Aint Killa
Eazy-E – Ruthless Memories [Trailer]
Gitta Thomas – Moments
Roc Marciano Live at Schubas
Jay-Z Live at So So Def Anniversary Concert
J-Star – All-Star Weekend 2013 VLOG
GLC Feat. Nico Segal – My Downfall
The Boy Illinois – Merci, Merci
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Jayson Blair Interview: Getting Fit for Revealing Roles
In NBC's new hit sitcom, The New Normal, actor Jayson Blair plays a cheating husband who kicks off his role on the series half-naked, mid-thrust, hooking up with a scantily clad women who isn't his wife.
His wardrobe—or lack thereof—didn't change much in the second and third episodes...which means that this 28-year-old actor has to spend quite a lot of a screen time showing off of his body. That means staying in top physical form is all part of a day's work.
You may remember Jayson from MTV's The Hard Times of RJ Berger as the cocky jock, who also frequently flaunted his killer abs. If you're going to play characters known for lean, muscular bodies, you probably have some serious fitness secrets to stay camera-ready.
We wanted the inside track on how to get fit on demand, so we connected with Jayson to find out what he does to stays in top physical form, and ways he's been known to cheat—on his diet.
MF: What kind of training do you do for the roles you've been playing, like the confident jock on Hard Times of RJ Berger or the frequently shirtless boyfriend in The New Normal?
Jayson: I've been with the same trainer since the second season of Hard Times of RJ Berger. Between seasons and shows, I'll let myself do things like drink beer and eat burgers and I don't really work out as much. But when I need to get back in shape quickly, I start back with my trainer three days a week, take yoga and do a little cardio on my own. I also start focusing on my nutrition and eating clean again.
So when you're not working, do you let yourself go?
Absolutely. Not totally gone, but quite a bit.
How do you stay in shape when you are constantly on and off the set?
The most important thing is being prepared. The biggest problem people have when they are trying to change their body is being caught off-guard...and when you're not prepared you overeat or you grab the wrong things because they are available, and you're starving. My dad always brought a cooler to work every day, and I'd used to say "Who the hell brings a cooler to work?" And now I'm that guy. I bring food with me everywhere I go. You can catch me walking to acting class with my cooler. I go to work with my cooler.
Would you ever gain weight for a role?
I would, absolutely. That would actually be great for two reasons. First, if I were willing to gain weight for a role, that means I'd have landed a role of a lifetime. And second—I love to eat! I would probably have to eat a lot of food to get to bigger in a short period of time, and getting to load up on all of my favorites would be fantastic. Of course, It's easier to put on than take off, but it can be really easy to take off if you stick to a program.
If you weren't playing confident characters who are constantly disrobing, do you think your personal fitness regime would be different?
Yeah, it wouldn't be nearly as intense. When I'm not shooting, I work out roughly eight times per month...and I would just do more yoga, not a lot of crazy weights, and just full-body exercises. Regardless of whether or not I'm shooting, there's a certain weight that I don't let myself go above. And I'm ok with being a little softer, but not totally soft.
So you like yoga. What would you say to men who think yoga is not very manly?
You have to get over the whole ego and mental block because yoga is so good for the entire body, from the inside out. It only supplements your workout. Your muscles are going to get leaner and longer, you're going to look more toned. Your posture will get better. It'll make your body so much more evolved than just weightlifting can do. People need to look past that.


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I've blogged since 2005. First from northern Uganda, where I worked for 26 months along and across the border to Southern Sudan, later from the Swahili Coast in Tanzania and after I left Africa in March 2010.
In 2006 my blog was chosen as Ugandan Blog of the Year, and in March 2008 I was criticized for not displaying the 'right picture' of Tanzania. I've learnt that people have a million different opinions on Africa, and that the image of Africa in European media often doesn't correspond with the one of the Africans.
Most often it doesn't correspond with mine.
Though I am no longer a development worker, I still stick to my original intention; I started blogging because I found the information about development work in Africa too politically correct. Lacking passion, presence and precision. I wanted to use the opportunity of living in Africa to add nuance and perspective to this, to add a personal dimension and to illustrate what it actually feels like.
Obviously my 5 years in Africa led to other experiences and perspectives outside of the development box, and today my blogging is much more driven by an on-going curiosity and joy of being surprised by people, culture, art, politics, media etc. When I started blogging in 2005 Facebook and Twitter didn't play a role, but obviously this have seriously influenced my blogging. Both enhanced visits to my blog, but also opened up for communication on more platforms outside the blog.
I communicate on Facebook, Twitter and my blog to keep track of my experience, for learning, staying in touch and for exchanging ideas. (I.e., I've used blog posts to document the 26 months in Uganda in order to make my final report a little less hard to read.)
Another interesting impact of blogging is the friends I have made online, especially when hooking up off line, too. Ugandan Bloggers' Happy Hour and the BarCamp Nairobi are good experiences in this regard, but the list of personal connections made through blogging is as a matter of fact extremely long and one of the greatest pleasures to me in regard of blogging.
When people tell me that my blog has inspired them to blog, helped them prepare for Africa, made them aware or curious on Africa, I'm happy.
Obviously, I'm not perfect as a person, development worker or in my second language. I blog entirely from my personal perspective, knowing very well that my tribe is Scandinavian and my accent Northern. My writing and photography reflects me, my impressions and viewpoints only. Not the NGO I work(ed) for, nor do my statements represent any other person, unless stated.
If you don't agree with what you read, feel free to ask, comment or exchange viewpoints, but note that I moderate comments.


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Aldeburgh Beach LOOKOUT 2012
A 100 years after Duchamp's 'Nude descending a Staircase' The Aldeburgh Beach LOOKOUT (2/6/12 to 5/6/12) investigated his legacy through performances, drawings, sound art, lectures, fish n chip art chats as well as other fringe events. This film gives an impression of some of the discussions and works by some of the artists involved. Aldeburgh Beach LOOKOUT Festival Director: Caroline Wiseman, Artists: Marcel Duchamp, Roger Hilton, Cedar Lewishon, Performances and Installations by: Peter Hall, Shelly Parker & Paul Purgas, mmmmm (Adrian Fisher, Luna Montenegro & Gines Olivares), The Gut Club (Joel Gray & Nick Simonin), Chris Newson, Talks by: Razia Iqbal, Simon Wilson, Martin Gayford. Theatre by: Eddie Elks (Writer) & Danny Frost (Actor).


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We keep hearing that the current system of scholarly publishing is fiscally "unsustainable." This assertion is generally greeted with acceptance, as if we all agree both that this is the case and that we have a common understanding of what "unsustainable" means — up to and including the statement's implications and its reflection on us, the people running the system today.
What is truly driving the impression of unsustainability? And why do we pass over this assertion with such ease?
Last year, a study showed that the fiscal challenges in scholarly publishing are mainly volume-based (more is being published) rather than price-based (per-title prices actually fell meaningfully between 2005 and 2010). More scientists are working, they are producing more papers, publication events are more highly valued in academic careers than ever, and publishers are responding by launching more titles. Paying for more subscriptions (or paying for APCs) costs libraries money, and they don't have enough to spend for all the new titles and articles given trends in library funding as a percentage of university budgets.
Why this is the case bears some examination. Since the 1980s, library budgets have decreased as a share of university budgets by about half, from 3.7% in the early 1980s to under 2% now. However, library budgets have increased during the same time in dollar terms, primarily because the price of going to college has increased by 500% for an equivalent timeframe.
The result is that, rather than being 500% larger, university library budgets are 250% larger, which just about covers the costs associated with all the new and expanded journals they have to buy. The key term here is, "just about."
The marginal deficit between what's being produced and what's affordable is what people generally mean when they use the term "unsustainable." And, if current trends continue and nothing changes in response to these trends, the term is fairly accurate. Furthermore, if we change the wrong things in response, the situation could become worse.
One thing that has changed is that some libraries have diverted a portion of their budgets to open access (OA) funding, which takes more money out of the subscription pool without eliminating subscription costs or demand for the associated publications. The gamble here seems to be that if enough libraries support OA with small money, the tables may turn, and subscriptions will go away or shrink radically in price. This is not a wager I would make if I were in the position to do so, especially because the volume of published research is still increasing, and subscription journals are absorbing a good deal of this.
Subscriptions are more affordable generally because they spread costs across many more purchasers than OA models, which concentrate purchasers. Concentrated purchasing is less sustainable. One change over the past 15 years has been a greater concentration of subscription costs with libraries, as site licenses shifted many departmental and individual subscriptions into library budgets.
Concentrated buying tends to be more unsustainable, because if one purchaser leaves the market unexpectedly, prices for the other purchasers increase. In extreme cases, the remaining purchasers can see their costs skyrocket, or the providers can be left high and dry. In something akin to a monopsony, one large buyer could come to dominate any particular OA market, much as the state of Texas came to dominate the US textbook market due to its concentrated buying power. This was rectified in 2011, when Texas passed a law that took power away from the state board and split it among the state's school districts. Suddenly, Texas lost much of its ability to demand editorial concessions from textbook publishers. Having more diversity in the customer base is good for editorial independence.
The "unsustainable" perception has many layers in the academic sphere, as much of what is going on in academia also seems unsustainable presently.
Tuition and fees. In the US, the trends around tuition and fees seems unsustainable. These have increased at an incredible pace over the past 30 years. Parents are already re-evaluating the benefits of university brand compared to university value. High tuitions balanced lackluster salaries for the majority of Americans have created a situation where food pantries are now emerging on college campuses. The higher education bubble seems closer to popping, or rapidly deflating, with each passing year.
Soft money trends. The lifestyle of the researcher may be unsustainable. I recently shared a flight with a researcher whose entire career consists of chasing soft money. He may complete the next 20-25 years of his career and never reach the end of the soft money train, but he may not. He, and thousands like him, are exhausted, fed up, and feeling scammed by a system that promised them rewards for their brilliance and dedication but instead set them on a Sisyphean quest for soft money rewards.
Librarians as purchasers. The "librarian as purchaser" is potentially an unsustainable position, especially if the small bets on OA mentioned above pay off, so to speak. Should OA ever come to dominate scholarly publishing, the role of the librarian — already perceived mainly as a purchasing agent for institutions — becomes all the more tenuous, and potentially unsustainable. Whether OA gains market dominance or not, the consolidation in the publishing world points to a future where far fewer contracts exist between institutions and publishers, another factor that could threaten this librarian role.
Government research budgets. Already, sequestration and other austerity measures have given research budgets in the US and Europe unflattering haircuts. If certain political ideas take hold, euphemisms like "accountability" and "practical research" may constrain pure research budgets even further. This trend also has some concerned that pure, basic research itself may be unsustainable, as universities become more like businesses and research becomes more about producing marketable products rather than fundamental insights.
Allow me to list a couple of other examples of "unsustained" items, to zero-in on what "unsustainable" might more accurately mean.
The middle-class in America. Shockingly, the American middle-class now appears to be unsustainable. This wasn't the case until relatively recently, but the trends underlying this are 20-30 years old. Due to active dismantling through changes in taxation favoring elites, wage stagnation, public apathy, and other factors, the middle-class is clearly threatened and may be unsustainable unless things change.
Effective vaccine programs. Vaccination, one of the two major public health transformations in human history (the other being clean drinking water) is proving "unsustainable" in the face of public health diseducation by misguided semi-famous people and fear-mongering opportunists. Too many people, misled into thinking vaccines are something to fear, have been hiding out inside the herd effect, which is starting to lose its efficacy. Measles, once thought eradicated as recently as 2000, has cropped up again in New England and New York City, with more cases certain to follow.
The main point of all these examples is that nothing is sustainable if you neglect basic maintenance and funding. In the case of research publications, universities and others have accepted funding for conducting research while decreasing funding as a percentage of their budgets for subscriptions to published research. This is the fundamental breakdown in the economics of research publication. A system that increases supply while underfunding demand is predictably unsustainable.
Talking about the current system of academic publishing being "unsustainable" in the same way we talk about the weather being warm or the sky being blue — as if the situation is merely an observation and not something we have some control over or have had a hand in allowing come to pass — isn't to me the right way to talk about it.
Maybe, instead of blithely stating that scholarly publishing is unsustainable, a more useful and addressable description of our current reality is that we may be working inside a system that we are failing to sustain.


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I called today to cancel one of my orchard bank cards because both of them have af. The csr transferred me to an account manager who told me that they could waive the fee, but I would have to wait until it had been billed in order for them to have something to waive. The af comes due in Nov. I got the lady's id number, but has anyone else had this experience?
I think I've been told something similar. It isn't as fishy as it sounds. The CSRs have the ability to have things "comped," I guess might be another verb to describe it, or waived, as you said. But they can't program their system to make sure it is never assessed to you in the first place.
They're not trying to pull a fast one. Just follow their instructions and follow up at the appropriate time and they should waive it, as promised.
Then again, Juniper once gave my husband some concrete instructions and then went back on theird word. But that was another matter. Anyway, Orchard/Household/HSBC are pretty good about doing what they say. They've done a lot of things for me I would have never expected, like lowering an APR and giving me special promotional offers that I didn't know about until I asked if they could do anything for me. I had more luck with that a few years ago, though.
Okay I will. Thanks Wasn't sure if they were trying to pull a fast one on me
Sounds fishy to me. If you cancel now then you're guaranteed not to pay the AF. On the other hand, if you allow the AF to post and they go back on their word you will be stuck paying.
Actually, that's not quite true, asteroid blues. Many people don't know that you can cancel a card and ask for your annual fee to be refunded if you do it within a certain time frame - I think it is 60 days but I could be wrong and it may be only 30 days.
I know because I've done it, and with Orchard, also. Once I simply realized I didn't want the card anymore (low limit like maybe $300 and they weren't willing to work with me) and my attention was not called to the matter until I saw the $39 fee billed to my account. I closed it and requested that the fee be refunded, and they did refund it as a credit to me. Since the card was closed, I then had to ask them to send me a check. A little bit of a pain, and it took a month or so to get my money, but it works. This has been the law for years - don't keep a card just because a fee has been billed and you think that is a sunk cost - it isn't, and they'll send you a check to refund you.
Thanks for the info ChesterPDexter. That makes me less uptight about waiting. I will hold on to it til then and see how it goes.
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This month's issue of Gut reports on a nationwide assessment of the quality and safety of colonoscopy in the UK.
Dr Daniel Gavin Cranfield from the United Kingdom performed a comprehensive audit of all colonoscopy undertaken in the UK over a 2-week period.
The researchers surveyed all adult colonoscopies that took place in participating National Health Service hospitals in 2011.
The team collected the results of the data on 20,085 colonoscopies, and 2681 colonoscopists from 302 units.
A validation exercise indicated that data were collected on over 94% of all procedures performed nationally.
The unadjusted cecal intubation rate was 92%.
The team of doctors noted that when adjusted for impassable strictures, and poor bowel preparation the CIR was 96%.
The polyp detection rate was 32%.
The polyp detection rate for larger polyps was 12%.
The researchers retrieved 92% of resected polyps.
The team found that 90% of procedures achieved acceptable levels of patient comfort.
The doctors undertook a study, and reported a total of 8 perforations, and 52 significant hemorrhages.
The researchers observed that 8 patients underwent surgery as a consequence of a complication.
Dr Cranfield's team concludes, "This is the first national audit of colonoscopy that has successfully captured the majority of adult colonoscopies performed across an entire nation during a defined time period."
"The data confirm that there has been a significant improvement in the performance of colonoscopy in the UK since the last study reported seven years ago, and that performance is above the required national standards."
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Owens Calls Border Crossing Fee 'A Bad Idea'
North country Congressman Bill Owens says he will fight plans to charge a fee to cross the U.S. - Canadian border.
Owens (D. - 21st District) says the Department of Homeland Security is looking to study the feasibility of imposing a fee to cross the border.
The proposal to study a new fee is in the DHS budget for 2014.
The department argues it needs the money to defray increasing security costs.
Owens, who is co-chair of the Congressional Northern Border Caucus, strongly opposes the measure.
"Imposing a fee to cross the border is a bad idea, plain and simple," said Owens in a prepared statement. "I represent a number of communities that depend on Canadian travelers and investment to support local businesses and job growth. Instead of adding an additional barrier for commerce, we should be taking more steps to ease the legitimate flow of people and goods between our two countries."
The proposed fee would apply to both the northern and southwest borders of the United States, said Owens.
Owens is vowing to prevent the measure from coming to light.
"I will explore all legislative options available to me to prevent this move in the months ahead," Owens said. "Good work is being done across the district to reduce wait times and promote increased trade with America's neighbor to the North. We should keep focus on these positive developments and set aside any initiatives that would diminish the progress already taking hold."


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Samsung Upcoming 12.2-inch Tablet (SM-P900) Might be Galaxy Note Pro
According to the latest reports that have surfaced on the web, the much-rumored 12.2-inch Samsung tablet is expected to be named as 'Galaxy Note Pro' (SM-P900), and it is going to be one of the four tablets that are going to be unveiled by Samsung at CES or MWC in early 2014.
Moveplayer states that this massive slate will be pretty similiar to Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) in terms of specs. It is expected to sport a 12.2″ HD LCD display with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels, 3GB of RAM and a quad-core processor. It will run Android 4.4 KitKat out of the box powered by a juicy 9,500 mAh battery.
As for the release date, Galaxy Note PRO will be announced next year, in early 2014 at either MWC or CES (it ain't very far now!). Sound nice, huh? Wait until we grab some more info on Samsung's even bigger 13.3 inches tablet. Stay tuned!
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Description of the Examination
The Humanities examination tests general knowledge of literature, art, and music and the other performing arts. It is broad in its coverage, with questions on all periods from classical to contemporary and in many different fields: poetry, prose, philosophy, art, architecture, music, dance, theater, and film. The examination requires candidates to demonstrate their understanding of the humanities through recollection of specific information, comprehension and application of concepts, and analysis and interpretation of various works of art.
Because the exam is very broad in its coverage, it is unlikely that any one person will be well informed about all the fields it covers. The exam contains approximately 140 questions to be answered in 90 minutes. Some of these are pretest questions that will not be scored. Any time candidates spend on tutorials or providing personal information is in addition to the actual testing time.
For candidates with satisfactory scores on the Humanities examination, colleges may grant up to three semester hours (or the equivalent) of credit toward fulfillment of a distribution requirement. Some may grant credit for a particular course that matches the exam in content.
Note: This examination uses the chronological designations b.c.e. (before the common era) and c.e. (common era). These labels correspond to b.c. (before Christ) and a.d. (anno Domini), which are used in some textbooks.
Knowledge and Skills Required
Questions on the Humanities examination require candidates to demonstrate the abilities listed below, in the approximate percentages indicated. Some questions may require more than one of the abilities.
- Knowledge of factual information (authors, works, etc.) (50 percent of the examination)
- Recognition of techniques such as rhyme scheme, medium, and matters of style, and the ability to identify them as characteristics of certain writers, artists, schools, or periods (30 percent of the examination)
- Understanding and interpretation of literary passages and art reproductions that are likely to be unfamiliar to most candidates (20 percent of the examination).
The subject matter of the Humanities examination is drawn from the following topics. The percentages next to the topics indicate the approximate percent-ages of exam questions on those topics.
- 10% Drama
- 10%–15% Poetry
- 15%–20% Fiction
- 10% Nonfiction (including philosophy)
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- 20% Visual arts: painting, sculpture, etc.
- 5% Visual arts: architecture
- 15% Performing arts: music
- 10% Performing arts: film, dance, etc
The exam questions, drawn from the entire history of art and culture, are fairly evenly divided among the following periods: Classical, Medieval and Renaissance, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, nineteenth century, and twentieth century. At least 5-10 percent of the questions draw on other cultures, such as African, Asian, and Latin American. Some of the questions cross disciplines and/or chronological periods, and a substantial number test knowledge of terminology, genre, and style.
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Vernon Boyle
Vernon L. Boyle, age 85, of Lisbon, died at 7:25 a.m. Wednesday, June 4, 2014 at his home with his family by his side.
He was born December 25, 1928 in Winona, Ohio, son of the late Clyde L. and Mabel (Votaw) Boyle.
Vernon attended Salem High School and had been a self employed welder for 45 years. He worked at E.W. Bliss as a welder for almost 10 years. He was a member of the Trinity Friends Church, an elder and Sunday School teacher for 55 years.
He loved spending time with his family.
A brother, Richard Boyle and a son-in-law Frank McIlvain preceded him in death.
His wife, Janet (Anderson) Boyle, whom he married February 7, 1948, survives him along with three sons, Vernon E. (fiancee, Marge Klemann) Boyle of Hanoverton, James (Lori) Boyle of Salem and Michael (Jackie) Boyle of Salem; six daughters, Charlene (Bob) Holenchick of Salem, Judith McIlvain of Lisbon, Jacqueline Boyle of Hanoverton, Barbara (Ed) Wilson of Wellsville, Dianna (Keith) Beaver of Leetonia and Lisa (Alan) Blake of Salem; 28 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and 10 great great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, June 9, 2014 at the Stark Memorial Funeral Home with Pastor Richard Jones officiating. Calling hours will be held on Sunday, June 8, 2014 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be at Woodsdale Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Trinity Friends Church, 33937 St. Rt. 30, Lisbon, OH 44432.
Vernon's obituary may be viewed and condolences sent online at www.starkmemorial.com


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Every family has its secret eccentricities, embarrassing stories, entertaining anecdotes, silly expressions or just plain bizarro behavior.
These peculiarities are sworn to privacy. To share them outside the inner circle is to commit Corleone-type domestic treason.
"I know it was you, Fredo."
Only on the rarest of occasions — and only for the greater good — is the betraying of such family trust justified.
This is one such occasion, because it is essential that you understand how important the maddening game of golf is to one particular member of my family — me. Otherwise, the point of this column will be lost.
When passing a golf course while chauffeuring my clan, my head and left shoulder snap against the window like a nail jumping to a magnet. It is slapstick humor meant to convey the game's powerful attraction. One backseat passenger prefers the proverbial "moth to light" analogy, which might be a more accurate representation of the situation, considering the moth seldom survives its brush with luminescence. Likewise, I usually succumb to the blistering burn of golf.
And I would have it no other way.
Golf — "flog" spelled backward — is great because it is unflinchingly gruesome. A course I play names its holes for the peaceful and poetic — "Relax", "Journey's End," "Spring." But a listing of 18 torture devices would be more appropriate. As in, "I just triple-bogeyed the Rack, took an 8 on the Knee Splitter and made a mess of the Spanish Donkey." (Look it up and shudder.)
So uncompromisingly cruel is this game that even the slightest reprieve and smallest positive is cause for celebration. Stripe a drive down the middle of the fairway, and that one shot is enough to hook a hacker into returning next week for another trip to the dungeon.
You want cakewalk golf? Play a video game. I prefer going with, "If it were easy, everyone could do it." And not everyone can. Actually, most cannot, at least not well, which is why watching the PGA Tour players this week during the Memorial Tournament is like watching a bug hit the windshield and live. Only a select few can walk away from golf unscathed.
As it should be, and yet a move is afoot to flatten the undulations of an unfair game not meant to be played on the level. Much is being written about golf's wobbles. Recreational players are leaving the game in droves. Replacements have been slow to emerge. Some of the solutions on how to hold players' interest have merit, such as speeding up play by encouraging higher handicappers to hit from more forward tees. Courses also could be shorter, with fewer bunkers.
But panic is in the air, aided by the winds of commerce. Equipment companies are pushing to make the game more attractive by making it less difficult. Club and ball manufacturers already have " dumbed down" golf by creating more forgiving equipment that also lengthens shots.
No beef there. Equipment has been improving since the first Scotsman whacked a walnut with a tree limb. But now TaylorMade CEO Mark King is promoting the use of a 15-inch cup — instead of the standard 41/4-inch cup — in special situations. Sorry, but my addiction to the game ties directly to the callous nature of the current cup, which cares not if I three-putt from 6 feet.
More threatening to the integrity of the game than King's Frisbee-size cup is the accepting mindset that golf needs to become more user-friendly; that the game presents too much of a painful challenge in a world where easy information is one keyboard click away and where instant gratification is the goal.
Essentially, we have come to believe that something can be fun only if it is easy. So if golf is not easy, how can it be fun?
Here's how: improve over time by actually working at it. Turn a round of 105 into a round of 99. Then shoot in the low 90s. Keep aiming lower and dream of breaking 80. Even if it never happens, at least you will have won a small victory against a game that delights in kicking you in the shins.
Don't soften the game. Harden your resolve. Then, eventually, along with banging your head against the wall, you just might bang it against the car window.
Rob Oller is a sports reporter for The Dispatch.


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Officials say the government could expand the NSA's controversial collection of American's phone data as a result of the lawsuits seeking to put a stop to it.
Some government lawyers tell the Wall Street Journal court rules on preserving evidence require the NSA to stop destroying older phone records.
That would actually expand the NSA database beyond it's original scope while the lawsuits are active.
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The Duggar family, stars of the TLC series "19 Kids and Counting," now number 21 and somehow manage to make it work simply and peacefully on a daily basis. Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar have written their second book, "A Love That Multiplies." In this excerpt they talk about the moment when Michelle was rushed to the hospital for what they believed were kidney stones, but which turned out to be premature labor with Josie.
Chapter 3 - A surprising test begins
Our roller-coaster year rolled along. January's ice storm and Grandpa Duggar's death in mid-February had gotten 2009 off to a rocky start, but Michelle's positive pregnancy test in August and Mackynzie's birth in October lifted our spirits and filled our hearts with joy. In our big, active family, it seems there's a major or minor crisis about every thirty minutes, but most of 2009's crises seemed to get resolved according to our most frequent advice: wait a minute; it'll pass.
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Then came Thanksgiving, when we welcomed family members from near and far to join us. The house was full of loved ones sharing happy sounds, delicious aromas, and a rich sense of thankfulness and contentedness.
And with Thanksgiving came ... a stomach virus. Or was it the flu? Something was sweeping through the family, infecting one child after another. Fearful that we were all coming down with the H1N1 virus — swine flu — which was causing such concern around the country at that time, we took the first couple of young patients to the doctor. Tests showed it wasn't swine flu but some other kind of virus.
Back to the doctor we went, taking not only Jackson but also eleven-month-old Jordyn, who was showing symptoms of sore throat and fever. Again the tests came back negative for what we feared most. The doctor said the problem was the Coxsackie virus rather than streptococcus. The potential complications weren't as severe, but many of the symptoms were the same.
By the time the virus had run its course through the Duggar household, fifteen of the seventeen children living at home had been sick, as well as Jim Bob and me. We were wiped out! A friend asked how we were holding up, and I told her, "I don't know whether to say our nights are long or short. We're not getting a lot of sleep at our house!"
I didn't keep track of how many boxes of tissues and Popsicles we went through, but it had to be dozens. The last patient recovered just as everything was gearing up for Christmas — and a host of other activities.
The biggest thing on our calendar was an up-coming Christian mission trip that would take ten of our older children and me (Jim Bob) to El Salvador. We'd made similar trips to that area of El Salvador in the past, but this year a hurricane, along with its aftermath of mud slides and rock slides, had destroyed thousands of the crude shacks occupied by families in the poor villages we would be visiting. We were going to help rebuild homes; plus, with our friend Todd Hertzberg and his family, we had committed to bringing wrapped gifts in our checked luggage for the 250 children who had already been invited to a Christmas party at one of the other poor communities.
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The children also were preparing for musical Christmas recitals and programs, we were meeting with out-of-town editors about starting this book, and the Australian film crew was scheduled to spend the first weekend in December with us, shooting video to broadcast in early 2010 on the popular TV newsmagazine Sunday Night. There were still homeschool lessons to be taught, more than twenty people to feed (film crews and other visitors in our home at mealtime are always invited to join us), and lots of tender hearts and minds needing attention.
We managed to slip out on the evening of December 3 for a double-date dinner with some friends, heading to one of our favorite casual restaurants that serves the most delicious sweet potato fries. Oh, they were good!
And a few hours later, oh, how I (Michelle) regretted eating them! I had indigestion. The kidney stones that have bothered me on and off for years often flare up when I get dehydrated, and when back pain joined my indigestion, I assumed that's what was happening. Tossing and turning and walking the floor throughout the night, I knew that eating those greasy sweet-potato fries had been a mistake.
That Friday morning, December 4, we had to get up earlier than usual because the Australian team was scheduled to arrive in time for breakfast at eight thirty. They showed up as planned. We all gathered around the long dining table, pleased to get acquainted with these new friends who'd come so far to meet us. Afterward we gave the crew a tour of the house, settled in for some quick interviews, and then went about our normal day (if any day is ever normal in the Duggar household!) while they did their filming.
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I (Michelle) had hoped that as time went by the indigestion and kidney-stone discomfort would ease, but instead it worsened. I'm constantly aware that my mood and disposition set the tone for our home, so my goal is always to maintain a pleasant, optimistic demeanor, knowing that all those little eyes are watching me. But the back pain seemed to increase steadily, coming in waves; whenever it intensified, I slipped away to our bedroom to curl up on the bed. Then I tried lying back on my recliner, seeking a position that would ease my misery. Meanwhile, Jim Bob and the older children covered for me, leading the family through its daily schedule and helping the film crew with whatever it needed.
By that evening the pain exceeded what I was able to bear. After Jim Bob talked to the doctor on the phone and explained my symptoms, she recommended we come to Mercy Hospital in Rogers. We quickly headed out.
I could never have imagined that it would be nearly two weeks before I would see our family again — or that seven months would pass before I was home again.
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Have YOU been to the Alltel Man Cave yet?
By now you've probably seen the new Alltel branding campaign Head-to-Head on TV. In the ads, Chad, the cool Alltel rep, does battle with the geeky, dorky and all-together uncool "sales guys" from the Big 4 carriers. Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile seem to make it their life mission to take down Chad and Alltel. And, of course, they're always unsuccessful.
Not a bad branding campaign for standing out in the saturated US wireless market, but Alltel went even further (into Web 2.0 territory) by creating a virtual world for these characters in the Man Cave, a place where the carrier sales guys can hide out and scheme up ways to fight Alltel. The Man Cave is a glimpse into their uncool, yet strangely fascinating, world.
Take a virtual stroll over to officialmancave.com. The Man Lounge, the Man-brary, the Kitchen, the Spy Wall"¦ there's a lot to explore here. I'm not going to give the whole site away — you'll have to check it out yourself (which I highly recommend; I played with the site for 45 minutes the first time I went there)!
While it's certainly a fun way to kill an hour, I started wondering if officialmancave.com was drawing significant traffic — and how that traffic relates to alltel.com. The site launched in July, so I took a look at traffic levels to both sites from August to October.
Predictably, officialmancave.com pulled in its highest traffic to date close to launch in August. Then that traffic level shrank in September as the newness of the site wore off. Traffic had no significant change in October.
What is encouraging for Alltel is that the share of Man Cave visitors who also visited Alltel's site is significant and has grown since the launch of the Man Cave site.
In August, 57% of visitors to officialmancave.com also visited alltel.com. That share of visitors grew to 69% in October, a 22% increase in the amount of people visiting both sites.
While online marketers have grown more sophisticated in finding ways to extend awareness and branding through creative, virtual worlds such as the Man Cave, it's been unclear as to whether those efforts truly increase interest and conversion of the company's products (like last week's blog post on the Geico caveman). But for Alltel the numbers tell a positive story — traffic is flowing between the Man Cave and alltel.com at a growing rate. It's obvious that there are many ways to get to the Alltel site from the Man Cave, but it's also very easy to get to the Man Cave through Alltel's site. The link is right on the main page, and visible no matter where you navigate to on alltel.com. The next logical step, then, would be to determine which way that traffic flows. Are there more Man Cave visitors moving on to alltel.com or is it the other way around?
No matter what the future holds for the Man Cave, it looks like Alltel has hit upon a pretty unique and entertaining way of engaging consumers with the Alltel brand.


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ORLANDO, Fla. — George Zimmerman, who was acquitted of murder this month in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, had a different brush with Seminole County, Fla., authorities: as a good Samaritan last week.
Zimmerman helped pull a family of four out of a Ford Explorer that had rolled over in Sanford last Wednesday, the Seminole County sheriff's office said. None of the SUV's occupants, two parents and two children, was injured.
The responding deputy "reported that when he arrived, two men — one of whom was George Zimmerman — had already helped assist the family by getting them out of the overturned vehicle," the sheriff's office said in a statement yesterday. "Zimmerman was not a witness to the crash and left after making contact with the deputy."
The single-car accident happened during afternoon rush hour, less than a mile from the gated Retreat at Twin Lakes community where Zimmerman fatally shot Martin, 17, on Feb. 26, 2012.
A six-member Seminole County jury found Zimmerman not guilty on July 13 of second-degree murder and manslaughter after hearing three weeks of testimony and deliberating for about 16 hours. Zimmerman, 29, a former neighborhood watch leader, claimed self-defense, saying he was forced to shoot after the unarmed teen ambushed him in the dark and bashed his head onto a sidewalk.
Since Zimmerman's acquittal, demonstrators have held rallies and protests in Miami, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and dozens of other U.S. cities, and tens of thousands have signed petitions, urging the U.S. Justice Department to file a civil-rights case against Zimmerman.
Also yesterday, Sanford police confirmed that they have delivered boxes of evidence from their investigation into Zimmerman to the FBI's Orlando office at its request.
The U.S. Department of Justice opened an investigation shortly after the shooting but has not filed any charges.
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World News / Anti Islam Film Protest > Bangladesh authorities on Saturday said they fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of Islamist protesters who defied a ban on demonstrations against a US-made anti-Islam film and hurled stones at police.
The clash erupted after the protesters from an alliance of 12 Islamist parties tried to hold a rally in central Dhaka despite a 24-hour ban on gatherings in the area, police said.
Hundreds of protesters attacked policemen, torched a motorbike and damaged a police van, forcing police "to fire tear gas shells to disperse them", Dhaka police spokesman Masudur Rahman told.
"They defied our ban and tried to stage a protest against the anti-Islam film. At one stage, they started pelting stones at policemen," he said, adding that police arrested several people including some leaders of the group.
The online edition of the country's top-circulated Daily Star said at least 30 people were injured in the clash and that police arrested 40 protesters.
Police could not be immediately reached to confirm the report.
Rahman added that the alliance which staged the protest has called a nationwide strike on Sunday against the film mocking the Prophet Mohammed that has triggered violent demonstrations across the Muslim world.
Some 90 percent of Bangladesh's 153 million people are Muslims. The impoverished South Asian nation is home to the world's fourth-largest Muslim population.
Protests in Bangladesh against the film, Innocence of Muslims, and French cartoons caricaturing the prophet published earlier in the week had until the latest demonstration been peaceful.
On Friday, some 10,000 Bangladeshis took to the streets of Dhaka to demonstrate against the film outside the country's largest mosque. A protest of similar size was held the previous Friday.
The Bangladesh government has denounced the film and blocked YouTube, where the film has been posted, so that the video cannot be viewed in the country. AFP


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Our world is on fire right now, and we find ourselves asking the same questions as the disciples. "When are you going to return, Lord? Our world is in a mess."
The Bible compares the increasing troubles in our world as being "the beginning of birth pangs." Having witnessed the birth of all nine of my children, I have a vivid mental image of what birth pangs are. The closer you get to the birth of that new blessing, the frequency and intensity of the labor pains increase dramatically, so that just before birth there is no relief from the pain.
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Senior goalie John Grebe (Farmingville, N.Y.), who came up huge making 16 saves, and the Lions' defense stopped the dynamic Pioneers' offense in a critical East Coast Conference triumph. With the win, the Lions bettered their record to 4-3 (1-2 ECC), while the Pioneers slipped to 4-2 on the year (3-1 ECC).
Molloy came out of the gate scoring four unanswered goals, with four different Lions doing the damage. Sophomore Austin Valenti (Baldwin, N.Y.) started things off with a tally at the 13:25 mark. That goal was followed by markers from sophomore Kevin Teresky (South Huntington, N.Y.), junior Tom Engelhardt (Bethpage, N.Y.) and junior Sal Geneva (Hicksville, N.Y.).
Joe Costello scored two goals before the first quarter ended to cut the Pioneers' deficit in half. After Molloy junior Joe Leonard (Hicksville, N.Y.) scored to open up the second period, Costello struck again for the hat trick. That third goal changed the score to 5-3 in favor of the Lions.
LIU Post's Matty Beccaris and Chris Caiazza scored a goal apiece before the halftime buzzer sounded, to even the score at 5-5.
The only third quarter goal was scored by Molloy's Sal Geneva, giving the Lions the lead again, 6-5. In the fourth, Teresky scored his second goal of the game at the 9:49 mark, which was followed by Leonard's second marker four minutes later. With 5:39 left in regulation, Molloy held the advantage, 8-5.
With 2:18 left, Beccaris found the back of the netting again for the Pioneers to trim the Lions' lead to 8-6. Then with three seconds left, Ryan Slane scored for LIU Post to cut Molloy's advantage to 8-7. In the final faceoff of the game, LIU Post won it, and fired a shot from midfield. However, the shot wasn't near the goal -- sending the Molloy bench spilling onto the field in jubilation celebrating with their teammates.
For Molloy, Sal Geneva, Teresky and Leonard all scored twice, while Engelhardt had one goal and one assist.
Head Coach Eric Petrullo and the Lions return to the field on Wednesday, March 26 when they play at Post University in Waterbury, Conn. The opening faceoff is slated for 4 p.m.
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Study Design. Retrospective database analysis.
Objective. To examine the incidence of hospitalization, treatment, and cost of caring for patients with axis (C2) fractures.
Summary of Background Data. The incidence of C2 fractures in the elderly seems to be increasing, however, a comprehensive analysis of the incidence, treatment, and cost of treating C2 fractures has not been previously reported.
Methods. The Nationwide Inpatient Sample from 2000 to 2010 was used to identify patients with C2 fracture without neurological injury (International Classification of Disease, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification code 805.02). Examined variables included age, International Classification of Disease, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification injury severity score, comorbidities, mortality, hospital length of stay, treatments, and total inpatient hospitalization charge. Charges were adjusted for inflation to 2010 US dollars as well as for cost-to-charge ratios.
Results. In total, 31,129 patients with C2 fracture were identified. From 2000 to 2010 the incidence of C2 fracture hospitalization increased in all age groups (P < 0.0001). The most rapid increase was in patients older than 84 years, who experienced a 3-fold increase from 3.18 to 9.77 hospitalizations per 10,000 individuals per year (P < 0.0001). From 2000 to 2010, the rate of halo vest placement decreased from 25.2% to 10.4% (P < 0.0001), whereas the rate of surgical intervention increased from 13.1% to 16.5% (P = 0.029). For nonoperatively treated patients, the mean hospitalization charge per patient increased from $39,346 in 2000 to $63,222 in 2010, and for surgically treated patients, it increased from $70,784 in 2000 to $133,064 in 2010 (P < 0.0001). During the decade, the estimated charges for annual inpatient care for patients with C2 fracture in the United States increased 4.7-fold from $334,138,919 to $1,577,254,958 (P < 0.0001).
Conclusion. The incidence of C2 fracture hospitalizations increased dramatically from 2000 to 2010, with the most rapid increase in the elderly represented by a greater than 3-fold increase for patients older than 84 years. The inpatient charges for treating C2 fractures have risen faster than the increased incidence, with a 4.7-fold increase in hospital charges resulting in estimated annual charges of more than $1.5 billion in 2010.
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Kohl's Department Stores is realigning its merchandise executive team.
The company will move from two to three executive vice presidents-general merchandise managers. In addition, it has engaged in a search for an executive vice president-product development, a newly created position.
While Kohl's continues to expect private brands to comprise approximately 20 to 25 percent of the business, this new position will provide enhanced oversight to all private brand product development, said the company.
The three executive vice presidents-general merchandise managers are as follows:
David Campisi has been appointed executive vice president-general merchandise manager Women's Apparel and Accessories. Campisi joins Kohl's after eight years at Fred Meyer, a multi-department retailer, which is a division of Kroger Co.
Donald Brennan has been appointed executive vice president-general merchandise manager, Men's and Children's. Brennan was previously executive vice president-merchandise planning and allocation, since joining the company in 2001.
Jack Moore continues as executive vice president-general merchandise manager overseeing Home and Footwear. Prior to joining Kohl's in 1997, Moore served in a variety of merchandising positions with Target Corporation for nearly 20 years.
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A young girl who was a fan of Tony's was killed in an automobile accident on Saturday morning, along with her mother. She had just had her 14th birthday the day before the accident. She got to attend the Martinsville race to watch Tony. Please keep this family in y'alls prayers, it was a tragic accident in our county.
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"This one's for every one of those fans in the stands that pull for me every week and take all the bull**** from everybody else." - Tony Stewart, July 29, 2007
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Very sad. My thoughts and prayers go out to them.
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how very sad, i hate hearing about youngsters being taken far too soon. prayers for this family and their friends.
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Carcinosarcoma is a rare but highly aggressive uterine malignancy. Pathologically, carcinosarcoma is a biphasic neoplasm composed of a mixture of malignant epithelial and mesenchymal components. A comprehensive approach for management is recommended with complete surgical staging to assess tumor dissemination followed by multimodal therapy with combinations of external beam irradiation or vaginal brachytherapy and systematic chemotherapy in patients with both early and advanced stage disease.
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Playing arm-chair GM for a Super Bowl team is a bit more challenging than getting on a soapbox and laying out a strategy on how to fix perennial losers like Detroit or Cleveland.
The Colts have the luxury of returning the Peyton Manning-led aerial attack featuring the emerging Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie.
Wide receiver Reggie Wayne and tight end Dallas Clark are among the best at their positions.
Jeff Saturday leads a once-dominant but suddenly vulnerable offensive line. Joseph Addai and Donald Brown would be more productive if Indianapolis focused more on the run game. But that's the tradeoff when Manning is lining up under center.
Resigning Gary Brackett was critical but the loss of Marlin Jackson makes the cornerback position one of the primary weaknesses the father and son team of Bill and Chris Polian will focus on in the draft.
That and improving their interior defensive line, along with replenishing a few spots on the offensive line, will be among the Colts top priorities. Even with Brackett back on board, they might look to add some speed and explosiveness to the linebacking corps.
If the light goes on for Fili Moala, this season maybe the defensive line will be in better shape, but that's a risk Polian might not want to take by passing up a bigger defensive tackle in the third or fourth round.
Often ignored outside of serious Colts fans and media circles is the atrocious return game, which hasn't been exactly thoroughbred or stallion-like the past two seasons. In fact, the Colts ranked among the league's worst in both kick and punt return yards per kick.
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Help me find a video-conference suite in Troy (or Albany), New York
Dear hivemind, I need your help! For some reason, Google Fu is failing me, and I am extremely short of time. Sometime today, I need to find a hardware-based videoconferencing suite in Troy, NY or Albany, NY, for a job interview I'll have on March 8 while visiting the area for a separate interview on March 7. To make things more complicated, I'll need to do one meeting at 5:45am EST and another at 9:45am EST. The (foreign) institution that is interviewing me, has not been very helpful. All they've said is that I'll need to find a suite that is compatible with a Tandberg Edge 95MXP system. And they want to do a test run on March 1. [more inside]
Best ways to record Skype and phone calls?
What are the best ways to digitally record iPhone calls and Skype calls on a Mac? I do a lot of interviews and I'm always trying out new ways of recording them (legally), but I feel like the magic solution is still out there. Apps, Audacity workarounds, Google voice--what's your preferred method?
Stutter filter: what can I do to best set a stutterer at ease?
I have a phone screen later this morning. The recruiter just emailed me "I thought to make you aware he has a slight stutter however he is still perfectly understandable." My understanding is that stuttering has in part something to do with confidence and comfort. How can help the candidate here? [more inside]
I look ugly in webcam what to do with Skype interview?
I look very ugly in webcam, but I have a Skype interview tomorrow. I'm frustrated. Id rather go to a face to face interview. At least I look normal in mirror. Can anyone give any practical advice for Skype interview? How can I look better instead of like a criminal? Thanks. [more inside]
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What technology and software I should look at inorder to be able to record interviews on Skype on to my hard disk (MacBook Pro) and then be able to manipulate the recording easily in order to type out a transcript? Or, preferably , find reliable speech recognition software that will automatically produce a written transcript I can enter into my word processing program (Open Office.) ? I'm willing to change up software and able to spend no more than $100 to make this work. Is it possible?
Interview Scheduling & the new grad - advice?
I'm a recent MLIS grad who just scored an interview with a municipal information management office. Unfortunately, the job is 4 hours away and Greyhound can't get me there for a face to face interview before mid afternoon. I plan to ask about interview slots in the late afternoon, but would it be unreasonable to ask about a skype interview if none are available? Other suggestions are also very welcome.
How to come across well in a PhD interview over Skype?
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I have a job interview tomorrow via Skype; it was supposed to be via the company's own internal system, but alas, we have to fall back on Skype. Tips for making me look good? [more inside]
What is my best option for doing a video conference interview on the cheap?
I've been asked to do a video conference job interview via Skype. Telephone interview has been offered as an option, but I think video might be in my favor if I can do it professionally. Never done video conferencing before, though, and there are a number of factors to consider. Help me weigh my options! (general tips also welcome) [more inside]
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Henrik Lundqvist and the New York Rangers were two games away from going to the Stanley Cup Final; however, their dream was shattered when Adam Henrique of the New Jersey Devils scored the game-winning goal in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals.
Even though it was a heartbreaking defeat for Henrik Lundqvist, he still had an incredible year.
In 62 games, Lundqvist won a personal-best 39 games while posting a 1.98 goals-against average and save percentage of .930. He also recorded eight shutouts.
Since then, he has had a good offseason as well. First, he won the Vezina Trophy. Then, a few weeks later, Henrik and his wife welcome into the world Charlise Lundqvist, the couple's first child.
Even though Lundqvist had a great regular season, "King Henrik" should make a few changes. If he does, the Rangers have the potential to make it to the Stanley Cup Final and the ability to hoist the Stanley Cup in the 2012-13 season.