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|Bruins face big challenge vs. desperate Rangers
|01.22.13 at 2:25 pm ET
WILMINGTON — When the 48-game schedule came out following the lockout, one of the most interesting aspects of it throughout the league was that the Bruins and Rangers would play each other twice in the first three games. That meant that in a season that placed even greater emphasis than usual on strong starts, one of the best teams in the NHL could easily end up in an early season hole.
As it turns out, the Rangers face that prospect. The schedule-makers weren't kind to John Tortorella's club early on, as the Rangers had to face the high-powered Penguins the day after opening the season in Boston. The results haven't been good, as the Eastern Conference favorites followed Saturday's loss to the B's by dropping a 6-3 contest to the Penguins in their home-opener. Now, the team will need to beat the 2-0-0 Bruins to avoid starting the season winless through three games.
"You know that they're going to be ready for that game," Patrice Bergeron said after Tuesday's practice. "Also, we beat them the first game, so you know they're going to look for some revenge probably, so it's going to be a tough one. We're expecting the best out of them, and we need to make sure we bring our best game as well."
It's hard to call the third game of the season a must-win, but the value of two points is inflated in a 48-game season, and the Rangers have some stiff competition in their division (Penguins, Flyers) for one of the top three seeds in the Eastern Conference. The desperation should be there at Madison Square Garden, so the Bruins will need to be ready for it.
"I don't think [they'll come out harder]; I know they will," Claude Julien said. "Certainly, when you're put in that position and you're the type of team that they are, we expect nothing but their best game out of them tomorrow."
The Rangers, who came two wins away from reaching the Stanley Cup Finals last season, are a logical candidate to win the Eastern Conference after trading for seven-time 30-goal scorer Rick Nash.
The Bruins welcome the test that will come with playing a desperate team. David Krejci even likened Wednesday's game to a postseason contest in which a team trailing in the series makes a push to narrow the gap.
"I know there's been lots of talk. They made some moves, they want to go deep in the playoffs so I'm pretty sure that's not the start they wanted to have," Krejci said. "It's going to be a good challenge for us. We might be in the situation during the season or in the playoffs, that the team wants to come back and we have to show how to handle the situation. It's a good challenge for us tomorrow and we'll so how we can respond, but I'm sure we're going to be ready for it."
The Rangers went 3-1-0 against the Bruins last season, so the B's have already matched their 2011-12 win total against Tortorella's club. The games between the two teams were tight (three of their four matches were one-goal games, including one decided in overtime), so the Bruins aren't expecting anything to come easy against them.
"I'm sure Nash will buy into their system and has," Chris Kelly said. "They're a hard-working team and that's the way they're coached. They play hard, they play everyone and everyone contributes. They had our number last year, and we came out and played hard in the opener."
|Dennis Seidenberg 'pretty close,' Brad Marchand expected to play vs. Rangers
|01.22.13 at 11:51 am ET
WILMINGTON — With the 0-2-0 Rangers waiting in New York, the Bruins on Tuesday returned to practice in anticipation of a rematch of the season-opener.
Dennis Seidenberg, who missed Monday's 2-1 shootout win over the Jets with a lower-body injury, skated by himself prior to the session and participated in the full practice. With Seidenberg back at practice, his pairing with Dougie Hamilton was reunited, as was the Zdeno Chara–Johnny Boychuk duo. The Andrew Ference–Adam McQuaid pairing remained intact in Monday's game and Tuesday's practice.
Brad Marchand was the only absence, with Jay Pandolfo filling in for him on Patrice Bergeron's line. Lane MacDermid wore a Merlot jersey as the fourth member of Gregory Campbell's line.
Claude Julien said after the practice both Seidenberg and Marchand are day-to-day, though he expects Marchand to play Wednesday vs. the Rangers and said that Seidenberg is "pretty close."
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|Bruins improve to 2-0-0 with shootout win over Jets
|01.21.13 at 3:54 pm ET
Tyler Seguin and Patrice Bergeron scored in a shootout and Tuukka Rask made two saves in the three rounds as the Bruins improved to 2-0-0 with a 2-1 win over the Jets Monday at TD Garden.
The game could have easily ended in the Jets' favor in overtime, as the B's were shorthanded at two different points of the extra session. Johnny Boychuk took a penalty for high-sticking Bryan Little with 1:11 left in the third period, leaving the B's shorthanded through the end of regulation and into overtime, but the Bruins were able to effectively kill it off. The B's found themselves shorthanded in overtime once again when Zdeno Chara took down Blake Wheeler as he was driving to the net and was called for holding with 1:28 remaining.
The Bruins were forced to play without defenseman Dennis Seidenberg, who led the B's in ice time in Saturday's season-opener but was out Monday with a lower-body injury. The team announced during warmups that Seidenberg is day-to-day.
With Seidenberg out, Aaron Johnson made his Bruins debut and Claude Julien shuffled two of the defensive pairings. Though the Andrew Ference-Adam McQuaid pairing was kept intact, Dougie Hamilton (Seidenberg's partner on Saturday) was moved up to play with Zdeno Chara, while Johnson played with Boychuk.
The Jets got on the board in the first period when Chris Thorburn got to a rebound at the right circle and beat Tuukka Rask just 1:58 into the contest.
With the Bruins in a line change, the Jets tried to get the puck out of the zone, but Tyler Seguin raced from the bench to keep the puck in and sped down the lane. That got the attention of both Jets defenders and goaltender Ondrej Pavelec, who committed enough to Seguin that when the third-year player dished it to Brad Marchand in front, it didn't take much mustard on Marchand's part to easily put it into the open net.
Rask made 26 saves on 27 shots in the 65 minutes of play.
The Bruins will next have their first road game of the season as they head to Madison Square Garden to face the Rangers on Wednesday. The B's beat the Rangers, 3-1, on Saturday.
– That's twice now this season that the Bruins have had to kill of a penalty without their best penalty killer in the critical moments of a tie game. Johnny Boychuk, Andrew Ference and Chris Kelly came up big on the 4-on-3 in overtime.
– Though it didn't produce a goal, David Krejci's line was consistently strong for the Bruins, skating hard and yielding a number of scoring chances for Nathan Horton in particular. Krejci first set up Horton for a bid with a diagonal feed from the top of the right circle to the left dot, but Horton wasn't able to get enough on his slapper to challenge Pavelec. Krejci then fed Horton in the second period from behind the net, but Horton was denied in front and was later stopped again from the right circle. Horton also drew the Jets' only penalty of the game, a Mark Stuart interference call, while Milan Lucic was credited with nine hits in regulation.
Seeing Horton involved and getting chances this early is a very positive sign for the Bruins, as uncertainty surrounded the big winger as he went nearly a calendar year without playing in games due to concussion issues and the lockout.
– After switching Marchand and Chris Bourque for a couple shifts apiece midway through the second period, the Patrice Bergeron line really started buzzing when Marchand was put back with his usual line mates. One shift shortly after his return saw a couple of golden opportunities from Seguin (whose bid in front just missed the net) and Bergeron (who tried to send the puck off Pavelec from a bad angle beneath the left circle).
– In particular, Seguin showed off his speed and smarts but was also more aggressive than folks have been accustomed to seeing in the youngster's first two NHL seasons. In addition to having his risk to race and keep the puck in the zone in the first period paying off, Seguin did a good job of keeping the puck in by batting it down in the second period on a play that ended with Marchand being denied at the doorstep.
– Though he could have prevented the Jets' first goal (see below), Hamilton looked more comfortable as the game went on and was trusted with time on the penalty kill time in his second career game. Both shorthanded shifts came at the end of penalties, so he totaled 37 seconds on the penalty kill for the Bruins.
– The B's lucked out on a couple of plays that could have yielded Jets goals and given them the lead in what was a 1-1 game. In the second period, Evander Kane took an easy wrist shot from a bad angle low on left circle, but it trickled through Rask. Fortunately, the angle meant it slid through the crease and not into the net. In the third period, Postma launched a snapshot from above the right circle that hit the left post.
– Not necessarily a positive, but an interesting note: With Kane's third-period goaltender interference penalty, Bruins opponents have been called for interfering with Rask.
– The defense wasn't its sharpest in the first period, suffering multiple breakdowns early after playing tight defense against the Rangers Saturday. Thorburn's goal was the result of Hamilton losing track of the puck in front following a Paul Postma shot. The rebound bounced to Thorburn, who sent a shot past Rask to give the Jets the early 1-0 lead.
Just a little over halfway through the period following a Pavalec save on a Nathan Horton bid, Kyle Wellwood split the defense of Andrew Ference and Adam McQuaid to set up a breakaway that concluded with a big save from Rask. Though the other pairings may have had an excuse due to the shuffling caused by Seidenberg's absence, the Ference-McQuaid pairing was unchanged from training camp and the Rangers game.
The Bruins' blueline seemed to regroup in the second period with overall tighter play.
– They only got two opportunities, but the Bruins' power play once again failed to produce. The first configuration with Horton, Seguin and Lucic had a solid chance in the second period with Horton being denied in front, but Monday yielded another contest without a power play goal. Adding that to Saturday's 0-for-7 showing, the B's are now 0-for-8 on the man advantage season.
|Dennis Seidenberg out with lower-body injury
|01.21.13 at 12:16 pm ET
Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg will not play in Monday's matinee against the Jets due to a lower-body injury, according to the team. Aaron Johnson is in the lineup in his place. The team said Seidenberg is day-to-day.
Based on pre-game warmups, Dougie Hamilton, Seidenberg's partner in the season-opener, will skate on a pairing with Zdeno Chara. The other pairings are Andrew Ference–Adam McQuaid and Johnson-Johnny Boychuk.
Claude Julien said prior to Monday's matinee that it will be Tuukka Rask in net for the B's. Rask, who inherited the No. 1 netminding job with Tim Thomas taking the year off, made 20 saves on 21 shots in the season-opening win over the Rangers Saturday.
|Dougie Hamilton embraces more physical play in NHL
|01.20.13 at 5:01 pm ET
Dougie Hamilton may have had to wait a little too long to make his Bruins debut, but now that it's come and gone he's just happy to officially be an NHL defenseman.
Hamilton, who spent the first few months of the season playing junior hockey in the OHL and the World Junior Championships, took his first NHL shift with the Bruins on the power play early in the first period. Before that, he was welcomed with one of the loudest receptions in the pre-game player introductions, accompanied with massive sprays of fog as he stepped onto the Garden ice.
"It was pretty cool, just with the smoke or fog or whatever that was," Hamilton said. "It's pretty cool to go out there, and you don't really hear much of the cheering, but it's pretty cool to go out and look around and realize that your dream has come true."
Hamilton finished last among Bruins defensemen with 13:40 of ice time, but he played 4:25 on the power play and registered two shots on goal and three hits on the night with an even rating.
It may be a big adjustment from junior hockey to the NHL, but Hamilton is embracing the physical challenge that comes with it. At 6-foot-5, Hamilton felt that he couldn't play a physical game at the junior level without getting penalized. He felt he had the opportunity to use his body more to his advantage Saturday against the bigger-bodied Rangers.
"I thought that was fun, just getting hit by those big guys and having them come at you and just being able to hit them too," he said. "It's a little bit different in junior when you can't do much or they're smaller than you, so I thought that was a pretty fun part of the game."
Claude Julien agreed that Hamilton may have been at a disadvantage in the OHL given his size, and that he shouldn't have to worry about it in the NHL.
"I experienced it in juniors coaching [6-foot-5 defenseman] Jiri Fischer at the time; he was the same kind of player, he was in the box a lot in junior because he was so much stronger than everybody else. And when I watched Dougie play this year in junior if there's one thing you could tell was his size, you know at 6-foot-5 and in the corners he had to watch himself because again they're not as strong. If he wasn't careful he'd end up in the box.
"Here he doesn't have to hold back, and I think he'll be able to play more to his strength and it will certainly help his game. Like I said, he needed to move on and I think what he's done here is enough for him to stay here at the time being."
|Bruins recall Aaron Johnson, send David Warsofsky to Providence
|01.20.13 at 11:11 am ET
The Bruins announced Sunday that they have sent defenseman David Warsofsky to Providence and recalled blueliner Aaron Johnson.
Johnson, who was signed in the offseason after playing last season with the Blue Jackets, was sent to Providence on a conditioning loan Thursday. He played two games for Providence during the loan, registering one assist.
Warsofsky, a native of Marshfield and a Boston University product, played in 30 games for Providence prior to attending Bruins' training camp. He has two goals and seven assists for nine points at the AHL level this season.
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|Bruins open season with win over Rangers
|01.19.13 at 9:42 pm ET
The Bruins started things off right Saturday, opening the 48-game season with a 3-1 win over the Rangers at TD Garden.
Milan Lucic got the Bruins on the board in the first period thanks to a nice play that was started by Andrew Ference. The veteran blueliner hit David Krejci with a pass at the Rangers' blue line, and Krejci fired a snapshot that yielded a kick save from Henrik Lundqvist that bounced right to Lucic. The 24-year-old buried the rebound to give the B's a 1-0 lead.
Daniel Paille made it 2-0 in the second period, sending a pass to Gregory Campbell in the neutral zone and hustling to the net to deflect Campbell's shot past Lundqvist. That goal woke the Rangers up, however, as New York picked up its play and cashed in on a Brad Richards wristshot from outside the right circle that went through a crowd and beat Tuukka Rask top shelf stick-side.
As usual, the Bruins sent the fourth line out following the goal, and both Shawn Thornton and Gregory Campbell tried to help the Bruins regain momentum by dropping the gloves with Mike Rupp and Stu Bickel, respectively. The fights occurred three seconds apart from one another.
The B's managed to add to the lead in the third period thanks to Johnny Boychuk, who was celebrating his 29th birthday Saturday. Boychuk threw a wristshot toward the net that went off a Rangers player and the seemingly the stick of Patrice Bergeron before finding its way past Lundqvist. The goal was credited to Boychuk, though to the naked eye it appeared Bergeron may have gotten a piece of it.
The B's will return to action Monday when they host Blake Wheeler and the Jets in a matinee at TD Garden. They'll face the Rangers again Wednesday in New York.
– It was good to see Lucic get off to a good start, as the power forward entered the season surrounded by questions of what kind of shape he kept himself in during the lockout. Lucic went without a goal in the first six games last season and hadn't scored in a season opener in the first four years of his career.
– The B's came through with a huge five-on-three penalty kill in a one-goal game in the third period. Thirty seconds after Lucic went off for boarding Carl Hagelin, Patrice Bergeron was caught in the Rangers' zone and Rick Nash sped through the Bruins' zone and split Zdeno Chara and Dennis Seidenberg. Chara hooked Nash, giving the Rangers 1:30 of five-on-three play without the Bruins' best defenseman on the ice. Seidenberg, Bergeron, Chris Kelly, Johnny Boychuk, Adam McQuaid and Andrew Ference did a masterful job limiting the Rangers, and Ference eventually drew a hooking call on Nash with 20 seconds remaining in the Chara penalty.
– Dougie Hamilton did what the Bruins wanted him to do: Play smart hockey and limit mistakes. The 19-year-old played the first shift of his NHL career on the power play thanks to a Carl Hagelin interference penalty 19 seconds into the game.
Hamilton was paired with Dennis Seidenberg and was credited with two shots on goal and three hits on the night.
– The Rangers took a too-many-men penalty with 58 seconds remaining and Lundqvist pulled, effectively ending any shot at a two-goal comeback in the final minute.
– Henrik Lundvist turned in an easy candidate for save of the year when he snagged a David Krejci who into a wide open net just before it crossed the line with the B's on the power play in the third. The goal appeared to be such a sure thing that the spotlight actually came on for a second to celebrate the goal, but the reigning Vezina winner was quick to turn it off. The play was reviewed and upheld.
– Speaking of interference penalties, there were three such calls between the two teams, and there were four in the Pittsburgh-Philadelphia game. Looks like the calls will be a bit tighter, at least early on in the season.
– Ference had a bit of bad luck, as he made the long pass to Krejci that led to Lucic's goal, but he got off the ice for a change before Lucic put the puck in the net. He was then on the ice for Richards' goal, so he had a minus-1 rating despite having played a major hand in Boston's first goal.
– In the what-else-is-new department, the Bruins' power play struggled and went 0-for-7 on the night. It was particularly sloppy in the first period and got better looks as the game went on, but the good news is that the B's also kept the Rangers without a goal on their five power plays.


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H.S. football: Class of 2015's hot commodities
The North Jersey recruiting Class of 2014 was one of the more interesting ones in recent years. It had to be with the glamorous Jabrill Peppers as the headliner.
The Class of 2015 should be significantly less dramatic, but don't take that as a criticism. There may not be a player of Peppers' magnitude or personality soaking up the spotlight, but there's no shortage of top-shelf talent among the current crop of juniors.
Elmwood Park quarterback Michael Dare put the focus on the Class of 2015 on Wednesday, when he announced his verbal commitment to Rutgers. A few weeks earlier, Don Bosco offensive lineman Kevin Feder committed to Miami.
Here's a look at some of the best of the rest of the Class of 2015, including some of their suitors:
Dare may have been the first, but the summer showcases are sure to make players such as Adeyemi Da Silva of Palisades Park/Leonia and Ryan Adzima of Wallington hotter commodities. Both have the size and arm that college coaches crave, and Da Silva is even more attractive because he can run.
Da Silva (6 feet 3, 200 pounds) already has drawn interest from Rutgers, Virginia, Boston College and Temple after throwing for 1,544 yards and 17 touchdowns, and rushing for 616 yards and five TDs in his first full season at quarterback. Adzima (6-3, 215) threw for 3,231 yards and 32 touchdowns last season and is on Maryland's radar.
North Jersey's most sought-after quarterback will be Brandon Wimbush (6-2, 205) of St. Peter's Prep. The Teaneck native has 10 Division I offers, including Ohio State, Rutgers, Miami, Penn State and Virginia Tech.
There is no big-time running back in the Class of 2015, but there are several interesting prospects at wide receiver.
At the top of the list is Najee Clayton (6-3, 207) of Paramus Catholic, who caught 31 passes for 462 yards and three touchdowns last season. Rutgers, Pittsburgh and Virginia have offered him scholarships, while UCLA, Cincinnati, USC and Iowa have been showing interest.
Boston College and Virginia have been looking at St. Joseph receiver RJ Edwards, but the sleeper in the bunch is Westwood's Nolan Borgersen. The 6-2, 185-pounder was the most dominant receiver in the state last season, catching 85 passes for 1,894 yards and 26 touchdowns.
With Feder (6-8, 300) off the market, the most watched offensive lineman figures to be St. Joseph's Tommy Hatton (6-2 1/2, 280). He's thriving under Augie Hoffmann's tutelage and has offers from Rutgers, Boston College, Connecticut, Duke, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Massachusetts and Temple.
There are three outside linebackers who appear to be high on most recruiting lists. Joseph Giles-Harris (6-2, 205) of St. Joseph has offers from Rutgers, Boston College, Illinois and Temple. He had 58 tackles and 3 1/2 sacks for a Green Knights defense that was the best in North Jersey.
Saleem Blackwell (6-1, 210) of Paramus Catholic has offers from Rutgers and Boston College, with Iowa and Virginia among the others showing interest. But the player to watch could turn out to be Andrew McElroy (6-1, 175) of New Milford.
McElroy doesn't have any offers yet, but he has drawn interest from Army, Air Force, several Ivy League schools, Penn State, Syracuse and Boston College, among others. He had 92 tackles as a junior and also is a standout wide receiver.
Don Bosco's Anthony Malaguti (6-3, 210) is a middle linebacker to watch.
Rutgers, Michigan, Ohio State, USC and Penn State are among the schools keeping tabs.
Daivon Ellison (510, 180), also of Bosco, is the top defensive back. He has an offer from Rutgers and has drawn interest from Clemson, Miami, Ohio State, Penn State and Notre Dame.


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Kom en geniet van dit onlangs gerenoveerd huis aan het meer en laat uw zorgen aan de deur. Alles is nieuw en top van de lijn. Wij beschikken over: High Speed Draadloos Internet, 4 flatscreen televisie, alle nieuwe apparaten, wasmachine en droger, open haard, slaapgelegenheid voor maximaal 15 (11 in de comfortabele bedden met luxe beddengoed). U zult twee badkamers te hebben. Geniet van een drankje op een van de 4 dekken op het huis of een paar stappen meer en zitten op het enorme steiger bij het meer. In de zomer kunt u een duik van de duikplank, neem een sprong van de schommel of ga kajakken en vissen. In de winter kun je schaatsen, ijs vissen of zelfs ijs golf. Warmen vervolgens buiten bij het kampvuur of in naast het houten brandende open haard.
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Only after that can King Juan Carlos ask Mr Gonzalez to form a government. Then, since his Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) is 17 seats short of an absolute majority in the Congreso (lower house), deals will have to be made with other parties to ensure his investiture, by absolute majority, probably in July.
Given that his party has 18 more seats than the conservatives, there is no sign that anyone will try to block the investiture. Later on, individual legislation is another matter. Unforeseen crises notwithstanding, Mr Gonzalez should be able to cruise until the autumn before announcing his promised 'new-look' government.
In the meantime, here are a few significant points that emerged from Sunday's balloting. A heart attack suffered by the leader of the far-left United Left (IU), the Communist Julio Anguita, 10 days earlier, may have helped tip the scales in Mr Gonzalez's favour. The IU won 18 seats but had expected between 25 and 28.
Mr Gonzalez's home region of Andalusia proved crucial. Although the PSOE slipped in the region from a difference of 30 seats over the conservatives to a difference of 17, the gap virtually represented the party's eventual nationwide majority. Significantly, it was the far left of the PSOE, from which Mr Gonzalez had publicly distanced himself, that appeared to hold the Andalusia vote. Mr Gonzalez's deputy leader in the PSOE, fellow Andalusian Alfonso Guerra, ordered to stay in the campaign shadows, won the highest PSOE vote in the country, 56 per cent, to retain his congressional seat in the Andalusian capital, Seville.
The moral of the above two points: expect the left to remind Mr Gonzalez quickly, 'You owe us.'
Perhaps the most delighted grouping after the elections was the Canaries' Coalition (CC), campaigning for national recognition for the Canary Islands they feel have been neglected by Madrid. The CC, standing only in the islands, won four congressional seats and five in the Senate. 'Arithmetically and theoretically, we are in a position to govern Spain,' the CC's leader said. 'Politically and realistically, it's unlikely. But we could hold the balance of power.' Given the new hung parliament, he was not exaggerating.
Also delighted were Spain's bullfighting aficionados. Not so, the Green Party which, campaigning partly on a platform of killing off the fiesta nacional (bullfighting), failed to win any of its hoped-for seats.
A more dramatic drop was suffered by the centrist Democratic and Social Centre (CDS), successor of Adolfo Suarez's old Union of the Democratic Centre (UCD) which won Spain's first modern democratic election in 1977. From winning 166 seats that year, the party had gradually sunk to only 14 in 1989. This time, however, it won none.
The collapse of the Basque Eta guerrillas, and their theory of independence through terrorism, was reflected in the fall of their political wing, Herri Batasuna (HB). The HB, like Eta increasingly rejected by Basques, lost two of its four congressional seats.
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She's nothing special, really, this person he's after; in fact, ordinariness is the point. The woman of Ferenbach's desire is an unexceptional, middle-class individual who could be persuaded to share his passions and ideas, so they might build a lasting relationship. Fondly, he's taken to calling the woman "Jane Q. Fresno."
Of course, she's not real, but a composite woman whose values do not, Ferenbach believes, include supporting a U.S. attack on another country, or selling arms around the world, or the use of weapons of mass destruction. As executive director of California Peace Action, Ferenbach would like to invite Jane (and millions of her friends) to join him in a new campaign for peace.
He thinks he's got a chance with her. And them.
A little more than a year after the terror attacks of last fall, it is clear that the national peace movement is gaining public notice. Concurrent peace marches last month in San Francisco and Washington, D.C., attracted crowds of 40,000 and 100,000, respectively. Religious organizations, including the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, have joined academic communities and civil rights groups in opposing the Bush administration's planned invasion of Iraq. Poll numbers show slightly more than half of Americans supporting the idea of sending troops into Iraq to remove Saddam Hussein; support is even lower if military intervention begins without backing from the United Nations.
The reasons for public uneasiness with war on Iraq are doubtless varied. But even centrist observers note the uncertainty.
"I think that the natural caution of the American people is keeping them from fully supporting this," says Morris Fiorina, a professor of political science and a senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, a conservative think tank. "The argument is being made that Saddam is an imminent and critical threat. Debate begins, and some people who are in no way associated with the peace movement are questioning [war with Iraq].
"Quite a few of our constituents have said, 'I'm not convinced.' They'd like to know that there's more of an actual threat before they commit."
That general skepticism, only a year after the United States was attacked at home, has presented peace activists with a political opening. And since the terror attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, a subset of the U.S. peace movement clearly has changed strategy, focusing itself on attracting moderates to a reshaped cause. Rather than attempt to adapt long-standing anti-war rhetoric to a shocking and frightening situation, these activists took to the conference room, emerging with a strategic plan to meet, and win over, people who didn't know them.
California Peace Action, the state's largest anti-war group, forged a new overall approach that focused on an "alternative foreign policy" to appeal to mainstream America, rather than just opposing Bush administration initiatives one by one as they came out of Washington. Another major peace group, Physicians for Social Responsibility, concentrated on showing off its research on the effects of war and nuclear weapons and linked itself with clergy in Los Angeles to deliver the message.
During the past year, the "new" peace movement has not been shy about using a mainstream method of reaching Middle America and its political leaders: advertising. Peace Action hammered its message with ad campaigns in newspapers in the districts of California's congressional leaders and on billboards near their offices in Washington, D.C. Other groups ran advertisements in the New York Times, featuring prominent academicians questioning the use of military force in Iraq.
At the same time, peace activists aiming for broader influence took a page from the playbook of their right-wing counterparts. Peter Ferenbach spent hours on talk radio during the last year, and Helen Caldicott, founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility, recently launched her new Nuclear Policy Research Institute, designed specifically to provide experts who can match media appearances with the talking heads of conservative think tanks.
And, in the first major anti-war movement since average Americans incorporated the Internet into their daily lives, e-mail is in wide use. Organizations regularly spread the word to members on pending changes in Washington in a matter of minutes, and rally crowds with the push of a button.
But as it tries to sway public opinion, this particular peace movement focuses on using its political muscle to influence Congress.
Last year, California Peace Action persuaded constituents to send more than 30,000 postcards to U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, asking her to oppose a proposed national missile defense system. In June, the organization had several thousand volunteers fan out into 28 different congressional districts throughout the state, knocking on doors, speaking about the use of missiles and weapons of mass destruction, and signing up thousands of people as financially contributing members.
Some of them, no doubt, were named Jane.
The modern U.S. peace movement has stalled and started repeatedly in response to changes in U.S. foreign policy, but organizational failings also have diminished the influence of anti-war groups in American public life.
After the Vietnam War, the peace constituency, lacking a central magnet around which it could organize, unraveled. In the mid-1980s, President Ronald Reagan's aggressive nuclear arms policies, particularly the deployment of nuclear missiles in Europe and a general buildup of U.S. nuclear capabilities, brought together a huge number of new and former peace activists. In fact, some of the largest peace demonstrations in American history took place between 1982 and 1987. But, participants were never organized for the long term, and with the fall of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, the call for peace again fell to a whisper.
The 15-year history of Peace Action has paralleled the chaotic rise-and-fall pattern of the overall peace movement. The organization was born in 1987 from the merger of two nonproliferation movements whose fortunes were waning: the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, which gained public notice with spokespersons including Eleanor Roosevelt and Dr. Benjamin Spock, and the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, which grew in the 1980s with support from U.S. Sens. Ted Kennedy and Pat Schroeder.


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Things weren't good but they could have been worse. As we left the office and headed back to what essentially was our home I started to muse over things. "Maybe we should redecorate" I said as I sat in my car seat knees pulled up to my chest. I was trying very hard to not have a panic attack. Well, I had been all day. This was the first time in almost two years that I had been utterly and completely sober. "Like move into one room together"
"Sure" Jaimie said pulling the car into the drive. "I'd like that"
"I'll call Rody about it then" I said kissing Jaimie's cheek before quickly slipping out of the car. I still hadn't told him. Why? Why couldn't I just blurt it out and tell him? Maybe it was cause I was scared. Jaimie was in no way the sort of guy to be a father. Well, not yet anyway. Maybe in like ten years but not now.
"We have to get to my parents house for six-thirty" Jaimie called up to me as he got out of the car.
I checked my watch. It was already four o'clock. Blimey. "I'll go and grab a shower now" I called back to him then headed inside. I went into my room and closed the door. I looked at the fridge and itched to pick out one of the many bottles that lay within but I couldn't. Not while I was.... well, in this state.
So ignoring the fridge I went to my closet and began looking through my clothes most of them did not in anyway say 'Hey, I'm respectful girl dating your sun' but they were all me. Sighing I settled on a black dress where it hugged my body to my waist where it flowed out to my knees. It had off the shoulder straps and overall the dress was more a party dress than a parental dinner meeting.
I'd have to wear it anyway. Putting it on my bed I quickly went to take my shower enjoying the feeling of the warm water travelling down over my skin. Once I had done I began to comb out my hair and plaited it so today it wasn't going to turn into a birds nest. I was struggling to zip up the back of my dress when Jaimie came in. "Need help with that?"
"You know how to zip them up?" I teased turning my back to him feeling his fingers brush my spine as he pulled the zip up.
"I just prefer to pull them down" he purred leaning down to kiss my shoulder very softly. "I like this dress"
"I knew you would" I laughed turning in his arms watching him examine me.
"Your hair looks nice plaited" he smiled touching the ends of it. I fiddled with the top button of his fancy shirt"
"You look very smart"
"Good or bad?"
"Depends" I teased and grabbed my satchel bag. "We best get going"
Jaimie sighed and pushed a hand back through his hair. "I guess. Don't want to be late" he said and took my hand in his as we moved out the house to the car. The drive from ours to his was quite long and I found myself drifting of into thought. My hands about to stray to my stomach but I quickly stopped them.
"How far?" I questioned after half and hour had past.
"Not much longer" he said taking my hand and rubbing his finger over the back of it. I closed my eyes and imaged a kid in the back but quickly snapped myself out of it which is when we pulled up to a gate. Jaimie leaned out the window and spoke to someone before the gates swung open which was when he was allowed to drive up.
I gawked at the house we pulled up in front of being a little unsteady on my feet as we got out. "You grew up here?" I whispered.
"Yep. Spent years wanting to get out" he said coming round the car and taking my hand again. "It isn't that impressive"
"Jaimie, yes it is" I laughed to which he returned a smile and led me up the steps. He pressed the buzzer by the door and we waited. He checked his watch and frowned. "What?"
"They don't usually take long to answer the door. They're probably in the kitchen" he said and reached forward to press the buzzer again.
As we stood there I felt my heart racing. I knew what I was about to do would be something I regretted. "Jaimie..."
"Yeah?" he said looking at me but I watched my feet till I'd firmly made up my mind. I looked up at him right in the eye.
"I'm pregnant" I stated which was when the front door swung open.


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I wanted to get my parents off ultra expensive TV providers and get them on Netflix. I've had plenty of experience with Netflix on every gaming console out there, so I let them borrow my PS3 while I shopped for a new device. I did a lot of research about this device and got some
input from family and friends that had one. I read so many people having compatibility issues, usb drives not working and all this stuff and figured if I had too many issues I'd just send it back. I'm glad I took the gamble though and it's apparently people simply cannot read, period. Device works EXACTLY like it's advertised. If your files won't play it's because it's not on the list, so make sure you read the list. If you are still hoarding avi files from 2008, of course they are not going to play, but if you are in fact in tune with 2014 and understand what mp4/aac can do for quality then congrats you won't have a single problem.
As far as Netflix, the only "problem" I found was that it's still back a couple years with it's featured app settings in that it's operated around just one playlist. If you are used to the new app where everyone in the family can have their own playlist, then you need to look at the Roku 3 because it has the updated app. You can also search around on the channels and find a much better browser for Netflix in general with any Roku which is a huge plus. The streaming app itself is adaptive as well and that was very important for me to know given their internet isn't that great. However I had no issue in getting very close if not a great streaming 720p picture and it wasn't using very much bandwidth on the network at all compared to other devices. That's something I can't say for the PS3 which is probably one of the best streaming devices out there as far as I'm concerned.
The bonus I didn't know was that there are other free channels and stuff as bonus on the device. Even stuff from major TV channels for free (with ads of course) which was very surprising. My parents are fans of the show Vikings and they can still keep up with it because of this device despite no TV provider.
I did my homework and despite that minor complaint with the Netflix app I couldn't be happier. I will upgrade their box to the Roku 3 eventually and just take this one for my own personal use at some point.
Netflix app is still last-gen and unlikely to be updated.
MKV support comes with very specific codec needs and subtitles will only work if they are hardcoded. Wrapped SRT will not work. Anime fans take note there ;)
I know all is fair in capitalism but some stuff is marked free channels that have a bit of carrot-on-a-string going on. Minor gripe but will take a while and can't complain about free, but will take a while to sort all of these out for functionality. Would be nice if something was paid or free, not both is what I'm getting at for confusion sake.
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Japan is still the future...
....and that ought to be a big concern.
//In the 80s, there were dire predictions that the future would belong to Japan. America would be broken up and run by a bunch of Japanese corporations. There were even predictions that after the fall of the USSR, the next war would be with Japan. Some of those predictions came from some surprisingly high profile analysts.
The future doesn't belong to Japan. It may not, at this rate, belong to anyone. Japan hurled itself into the future, but didn't find anything there.
Korea hurled itself into that same future and found only emptiness. Now China's elites are rushing into that same void and are beginning to discover that technocracy and materialism are hollow. That is why China is struggling to reassert Communist values even while throwing everything into making Walmart's next product shipment. Like Japanese and Korean leaders, Chinese leaders are realizing that their technological and material achievements have left their society with a spiritual void.//
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The Holocaust and the Book: Destruction and Preservation
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BeschreibungBetween 1933 and 1945, Nazi Germany systematically destroyed an estimated 100 million books throughout occupied Europe, an act that was inextricably bound up with the murder of 6 million Jews. This book examines this bleak chapter in the history of printing, reading, censorship, and libraries. It also includes an annotated bibliography.
PortraitJONATHAN ROSE is William R. Kenan Professor of History at Drew University. He was the founding president of the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing.
Pressestimmen"Because the essays are anchored so soundly in historical sources, Rose's premise of history itself as 'book-bound' is amply supported and illustrated throughout the volume. The scholarship is not only sound, but such an extended collection is a breakthrough for Holocaust scholarship - the first of its kind. It adds cultural and literary destruction to the terrible sum of human losses suffered during the Holocaust." - James E. Young, author of The Texture of Memory: Holocaust Memorials and Meaning "Jewish scholars and students of modern history will find this volume to be a significant and unusual supplement to Holocaust research and a convincing argument for the centrality of books and reading as subjects of historical research." - Publishers Weekly "Fascinating and wrenching reading for any booklover." - Umbrella"
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Interior view, Chanteloup, Flat Rock, Henderson County, North Carolina
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Building: Chanteloup (Flat Rock, Henderson County, North Carolina)
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- The estate was built for Count de Choiseul and was remodeled at the turn of the twentieth century for the Norton sisters of Louisville, Kentucky. The terraced gardens were designed by the firm of Frederick Law Olmstead.
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- The two-story house is constructed of uncoursed granite and has a small classical portico.
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"I'll never play that place again," the Cougar linebacker said. "I paid $40 to play, and I probably spent another $20 on golf balls (that he lost). Now I've got to buy more golf balls."
Though Palouse Ridge has mostly generous fairways, when you're a golf newbie like Mattingly is, you can spray it into spots where the white dimples are un-findable. Mattingly grew so frustrated that he broke two irons during his round.
Golf is usually more fun than this. He took it up last year after being persuaded to give it a try by a golfer named Joe Laberge. Mattingly was pounding fence posts at Laberge's horse ranch. Laberge would soon become Mattingly's 72-year-old friend and playing partner.
Mattingly sounds like he's a decent stick, shooting rounds in the low 80s at Deer Park near Spokane. He also loves to play at Spokane Country Club but doesn't score as well there. He can drive it a mile but says he needs to work on his touch around the greens.
Golf has become his passion, but it's just like football, a game of constant adjustments, taking the good with the bad, learning to deal with adverse circumstances and moving on.
That's a weak attempt at transitioning to the rest of the story, the more important part about Mattingly the football player, the former sack machine, the one we all hope can be a difference-maker again.
One of the few good things about the P-I going out of business and forcing me to be a free-lance writer is not having to pretend that I'm a professional journalist with ethics and standards. For instance, when I used to interview Cougs, I interviewed them like I interviewed everyone else – objectively and very straight-forward with my questions.
But now it's like, the hell with that, I don't have a newspaper editor to answer to or a publication that I represent anymore, so I tell these players how I really feel and who I really am, an alum who was miserable watching them last year and rooting hard for them to be competitive again.
I told Mattingly, more than anything, I want him to be that guy that he was in 2007, the one who made plays all over the place, especially behind the line of scrimmage. He had eight sacks and four forced fumbles as a sophomore -- totals that made me believe he was going to be the next Will Derting.
"Think you can be a sack machine again?" I asked.
"Yeah, definitely," Mattingly said. "I really have a great feeling about this year. Coach (Chris) Ball is doing some stuff to help get me around the quarterback."
Mattingly, as you know, switched from linebacker to defensive end last year because the Cougs were short on linemen. He was also over 250 pounds and while there has never been a concern on Mattingly's straight ahead speed, lateral movement was a question mark at times. He didn't want to make the move but did it for the supposedly greater good.
"Being a team player, you have to do a position change because the team needs you there," he said. "Whether you like it or not, we needed d-linemen. I tried my best, but I never got real comfortable playing that position."
During the offseason, the coaching staff told him he would return to outside linebacker for his senior year.
"I smiled, I was happy," Mattingly said. "I'm back at linebacker where I feel real comfortable."
Now last year's experience will help him this year. He learned the linemen's pass-rush moves and has a better idea of where the open gaps will be, gaps that could be lanes to an unsuspecting quarterback.
Mattingly will talk at length about the season ahead, but he's reluctant to discuss the past. He understandably clammed up when I asked him what he learned from the incident two years ago when he struck a North Idaho College soccer player with a frying pan.
"It's a stupid situation I got myself into, I don't even like to comment about it," he said. "It's not who I am at all. It's one time I've been in trouble, the only time. It never happened before, it will never happen again."
And last season? Does anyone want to talk about that anymore? Neither does Mattingly.
"We're moving in a positive direction now," he said. "We're all buying in to what Coach (Paul) Wulff is expecting us to do. It's another year with people understanding the schemes.
"I'll tell you right now, our defense is looking pretty solid as a group. I would put my money on it – which isn't very much – that our defense is going to be a lot better this year."
Mattingly looks for a return of some Cougar swagger, saying: "We know we can compete, we know we're a good team, we're all Division I Pac-10 athletes. I know this year is going to be different."
To be honest, a bowl game sounds preposterous, but Mattingly said: "That's our goal. Nothing's too much to ask for. If we all go 100 percent all the time, we'll do fine."


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Yakima Frontloader Bike Rack - The Yakima Frontloader has a universal design to fit a wide variety of crossbars - including aerodynamic factory bars - making it the most versatile upright bike mount ever. With such easy feature this rack goes right from the box, to your roof, to the road. Fits a wide variety of bikes with 20 to 29 inch wheels, disc brakes, thru axles, and funky suspension designs. Super security locks the rack to your crossbar and locks your bike to the rack (2 SKS lock cores sold separately) . Mount Type: Roof, Bike Capacity: 1, Fork Mount: No, Model Year: 2013, Product ID: 188106, Shipping Exclusion: This item is only available for shipment by UPS to the lower 48 United States. APO, FPO, PO BOX, Hawaii, and Alaska shipments may not be possible for this item. (Please call prior to purchase.), Special Order: This is a Special Order item, will be shipped from the manufacturer, and is not stocked in our warehouse. This item does not qualify for our Price Matching Policy. Order processing time may vary. - $161.10


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I just got back from two weeks of travel + R&R, so no time to blog really… but I did find this in my inbox and thought it was really cool! I wish I had time to build an app. 🙂
Does Your Mobile Application Think in Ink?
Get ready – Microsoft and PC Magazine invite all ISVs to enter our "Does Your App Think in Ink" contest. The best mobile application for Windows XP Tablet PC Edition will win US$100,000–and you don't even have to share any code with Microsoft! Get set – you can develop your Tablet PC Platform SDK application on a standard Windows XP desktop. Go! Contest ends August 31, 2004.
We've seen a lot of recent interest from grad schools in Tablet PC adoption. They allows students to have a great laptop and take all the notes they need electronically while discouraging them from Web surfing and having a "wall" (laptop screen) between the student and professor. I think it's the perfect fit – there are already some great apps for the academic space, but if I was going to write an app for the contest above it would probably be in this space somehow. Hmm…


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|Koi fish symbolize strength and perseverance.
I had no idea there was a Japanese Tea Garden in San Mateo. I found it by Googling. It's located in San Mateo's Central Park at El Camino Real at Fifth Avenue. Admission is free! Not only does this park have a Japanese garden, it also has a rose garden, picnic area, a green field and play structures. I wish I'd known about it when my kids were young.
|Green field and a bench for relaxing.
|Large picnic area - there are more tables not pictured.
|Play structure, swings not pictured.
|An old, working train only a toddler would love - $2.00
I loved the Japanese Garden. It is one acre in size and was built between 1964 and 1966 by the San Mateo Gardeners Association, with help from the Toyonaka Sister City Organization in Japan. Mr. Nagao Sakurai, the former landscape architect at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, designed the garden.
|Front Entrance to the Japanese Garden
|The Pagoda - a gift from sister city Toyonaka, Japan
|Turtle Island - turtles symbolize longevity.
|The window of the tea house (not open).
|Serenity in the middle of downtown.
|Eight formal rose beds lie south of the gazebo.
|Looking through the gazebo.
|There are over 100 rose bushes in the garden.
|The Kohl Pumphouse - too bad it was closed the day I was there.
Driving Directions: here
I highly recommend the San Mateo Central Park for families or adults who want some peace and quiet in the Japanese Garden. Have a great time!


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Merrill Lynch began a £1.2bn placing of the Spaniards' stake in RBS. It wants to sell 79m shares in the British bank, effectively halving its holding to 2.54%. RBS shares plummeted 40p to 1557p as the placing got under way.
At the same time, cross directorships between the two boards, which began in 1988, will end immediately.
This is exactly what HBOS, a potential rival bidder for Abbey, called for last week, saying it was 'inconceivable that one of the big four UK banks should sit on the board of a company which could acquire another of the country's major lenders'.
Today it welcomed the move saying it provided 'greater transparency'.
Emilio Botin, chairman of BSCH, and Juan Rodriguez Inciarte, general manager and a key driver in the bid, will quit RBS's board, while its chairman Sir George Mathewson will leave the Spanish bank's board.
Botin said: 'The size of our cross-shareholdings are no longer critical to our relationship. We have therefore decided to reduce our shareholdings in RBS to enhance our capital flexibility.'
The two banks have also cancelled agreements over potential joint ventures and commercial co-operation.
RBS would not comment on plans for its 2.8% stake in BSCH, but analysts believe it is low enough not to worry Mario Monti, the European Commissioner responsible for mergers.
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For those that weren't at Remix last year, it's where we take all the best bits of MIX 08 and distill it down into an intense, practical event focusing on all the newest and coolest Microsoft stuff around the Web and User Experience.
Needless to say we'll be focussing on stuff like:
- Silverlight 2 (now in Beta)
- Expression Studio 2 (now in Beta)
- Windows Presentation Foundation
- Internet Explorer 8 (now in Beta!)
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I wake-up and I hear Alice, outside of my room, talking to August.
"You aren't crushing on Gerard, are you?" August asked
"No!" Alice said
"Good, don't forget, if you fall in love with him it will go against The Daughters Of Darkness code; which you swore to follow." August said accusingly
"I'm not crushing on Mr.McFarland..." Alice said
"Good, go clean, or whatever it is you're supposed to be doing." August said
Alice opened the door to my room and came to the bed; i pretended to sleep.
"Am I falling for you?" she whispered
"I don't know, are you?" I whispered, smiling while keeping my eyes closed
"Oh! um...Mr.McFarland, good morning, sir" she said
"Calm down. Ma'am, you may call me Gerard. No need to hide feelings, my charm seems to affect many." I say confidently
"Please, don't tell anyone that this happened!" Alice said
"I won't, as long as I get the chance to know you better" I said smiling
"Ok" she said "What would you like to talk about?"
We talked for hours until Alice had to go do her job, which is basically, being the maid for the entire mansion.
I had nothing to do so, i sat in my room for most of the day. Then i heard a scream and someone say;
"They took her!"
"Who?What?" I asked
August came running toward me.
"They took her, they took Alice!" she yelled, tears streaming down her face. "They took my little sister!"
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SOPHIA Bush is "so happy" that Ian Somerhalder has got engaged to Nikki Reed.
The 32-year-old actress – who is friends with the 'Vampire Diaries' star – thinks "it's fantastic" that he proposed to the 'Twilight Saga' actress over the festive season after six months of dating.
Asked about his recent engagement, she said, "I'm just so happy for him. It's fantastic! He's such a good dude, she's awesome. It's like you couldn't hope for anything more for your friends, you know?"
Meanwhile, Nikki's former co-star Peter Facinelli also hopes to be invited to the couple's upcoming wedding despite not knowing about her engagement.
He told E! News, "She didn't even tell me! I'm texting her right now. Congratulations Nikki, you know I love you. I'm gonna be the first one sitting in the aisle with tears in my eyes."
A source recently revealed that Ian, 36, who previously dated his co-star Nina Dobrev, had "been in love with [Nikki] for years" before they took their friendship to the next level last summer.
The insider added, "They're so happy. They were crazy happy from the start. Their families love each other. It just feels really right."
Nikki recently finalised her divorce from Paul McDonald, whom she split from last March.
The former couple got married in October 2011 after just seven months of dating. BANG!


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Grizzly G0452Z - 6" X 46" Jointer w/ Spiral Cutterhead
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- Motor: 1.5 HP, 120V/240V, single-phase, 15A/7.5A, prewired 110V
- Maximum stock width: 6"
- Maximum depth of cut: 1/8"
- Maximum rabbeting capacity: 1/2"
- Cutterhead: Spiral with indexable carbide inserts
- Cutterhead diameter: 2-1/2"
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- Table height from floor: 32-1/2"
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I have been a customer of Grizzly Tools for a couple of years now. I recently bought a six inch jointer with the optional spiral cutterhead. It is an excellent machine and performs far in excess of my expectations. The installation was simple and straightforward. I am very pleased with the jointer. All my dealings with Grizzly have been a pleasurable experience which is more than I can say about most businesses today. Anyone considering purchasing wood or metal working machinery would be well advised to purchase from Grizzly tools.
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Because of health problems I haven;t had a chance to unpack and set it up yet.The jointer looks good and is high on my list of things I want to get back to doing.


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Imagine what higher-ups at the Post must have thought when focus-group participants declared they wouldn't accept a Washington Post subscription even if it were free.
Now it's two years later and I can no longer read the paper while eating breakfast because my wife and two tean-age sons tear through it at the breakfast table before going to work/school.
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A friend on the other side of the world just asked me what colour the sky was just now...my response? Read the poem to find out!
It could be called blue
Simple, yet true
It could be called, "Sky,"
You can't deny
The shade above
The clouds white like a dove
The shade of blue will be called
A blue that has me enthralled
Fabulous, lovely, and blue
If only I could share it with you.


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The Pimar Hotel is on the seafront in Blanes and is a popular choice with families. Being 500 metres from the centre ensures the majority of the resort facilities are just a few minutes away and the local train station enables easy access to Barcelona and Gerona. The resort is generally quieter and more family friendly than nearby Lloret but just as popular for hotel accommodation in Spain.
Distance from Airport:
20 miles
All have * bathroom/shower * WC * air conditioning/heating * TV * telephone * (certain amenities may be payable locally)
Transfer time:
45 minutes
Location and Resort:
Blanes has a superb quality 2.5 mile long beach that has good water sport facilities available. It is an important sport and fishing port, and offers excellent quality sea produce in the local markets and restaurants. The botanical gardens are internationally famous, as is the firework competition which is held the last week in July. The resort has a comparable night life to Lloret de Mar which is just 4 miles away. The hotel has a total of 176 rooms.
Eating and Drinking:
The hotel has a buffet style restaurant and a bar.
Swimming pools:
The hotel has a rooftop swimming pool.
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The Pimar Hotel will appeal to families and couples looking for comfortable accommodation in a pleasant resort overlooking the long, inviting sandy beach.
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