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When you stay at Bann Pantai Resort in Cha-am, you'll be on the beach and convenient to Cha-am Beach and Cha Am Hospital. This 4-star resort is within the vicinity of Swiss Sheep Farm and Santorini Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 30 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries.
Enjoy recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional features at this resort include complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
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Krampus Parent Review
Omi's (Grandma) wise words encouraging gift-giving and sacrifice are all the warmth this Christmas movie has to offer. The rest is utter stupidity.
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For many a generation, parents have attempted to bribe good behavior and discourage bad by telling their children that Santa keeps a naughty and nice list. While the promise of presents and treats for good little boys and girls is rather universal, the North American threat of a lump of coal is surpassed in some other cultures. In Germany for instance, there is a more sinister tradition. They talk of Krampus, a half-goat, half-fiend figure with large horns, long claws, lots of hair, bells and chains that comes to carry the misbehaving off to the underworld. And it is this mythical creature – the antithesis of Saint Nick—that is about to make an appearance at the festive gathering of a dysfunctional US family.
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Max (Emjay Anthony) is in the twilight of his childhood. Encouraged by his German grandma Omi (Krista Stadler) to believe in Santa, the boy writes a letter to the North Pole resident. But before he can mail it, his redneck relatives arrive and his rough-and-tumble cousins (Lolo Owen, Queenie Samuel and Maverick Flack) begin teasing him about his foolish faith. It is the last straw for the youngster who is already discouraged by the lack of family love and the over-commercialization of the holiday. In a fit of temper, he tears his note up and throws it to the wind with a wish for something different. And he gets what he asks for.
Although Max doesn't recognize the significance of the ensuing blizzard, power blackout and loss of telephone signals, Omi does. It turns out she has been through a visit from Krampus before. However her wise words about the importance of keeping the Christmas spirit alive through the miracle of gift-giving and sacrifice are ignored as quickly as is her admonition to keep the flames burning hot in the fireplace. And all are about to suffer for ignoring her advice.
If you decide to watch this movie, you will suffer too. Those few poetic lines are all the warmth this yuletide tale has to offer. The rest is utter stupidity. Demonizing all the trappings of the season, the supernatural beast blasts into town, unleashing jack-in-the boxes that swallow children, gingerbread men that lure away the unsuspecting and use weapons against the defiant, terrifying teddy bears that tear at the hapless, angles who fly at their victims and strangle them with strings of Christmas lights, and masked elves ready to kidnap anyone they can find. Some of the monsters are unseen, they just reach up from under the snow or come down the chimney and drag away the screaming unfortunate to an uncertain fate. Others are so ghoulish it is hard to tell what they are supposed to be, besides disturbing. This sort throws their captives into a pit of lava. While graphic and detailed, these depictions are also so ridiculous that even some of the characters exclaim, "I can't believe it!"
And things get even more disgusting and gory when Uncle Howard and Aunt Linda (David Koechner and Allison Tolman) pull out the guns they've been packing in their Hummer, and show Max's usually pacifist Dad and Mom (Adam Scott and Toni Collette) how to protect themselves by shooting the nasty predators. It doesn't take long before everyone is trigger happy, and bullets are flying as frequently as the foul language (which includes two uses of the sexual expletive).
To temper the terror, the script throws in some rude humor and sexual innuendo, along with an unlikeable Great Aunt (Conchata Ferrell) who is always looking for booze and on one occasion secretly shares her drink with the kids. However such levity likely won't prevent this Home Alone / Gremlins – like concoction from being too scary for the only audience young enough not to notice the production's shortcoming.
Another thing that won't go undetected is the irony of trying to use a horror movie starring a satanic character to try and scare up a better attitude about a Christian based holiday. Not surprisingly the heavy-handed fear tactics outweigh the light touches of warm sentiment in this film that doesn't mention religion at all, with the exception of a scene where a child dressed like Joseph beats up another dressed as a reindeer. Nor can you argue that Dickens tried a similar approach in A Christmas Carol. In his classic tale, the benevolent ghosts appear in order to save Scrooge and warn him to change his ways before it's too late. In this forgettable film, the malevolent specters are hell-bent on punishment, with no hope of redemption. And neither the characters' meager realizations of their selfishness, nor the plot's manipulative contrivances are likely to save anything – especially this script.Directed by Michael Dougherty. Starring Adam Scott, Toni Collette, Emjay Anthony. Running time: 98 minutes. Theatrical release December 4, 2015. Updated May 12, 2016
Get details on profanity, sex and violence in Krampus here.
Krampus Parents Guide
How would you describe the spirit of Christmas? What does the holiday mean to you? Is religion part of your celebration? What happens to any society that forgets the importance of giving, sacrificing, and treating others kindly?
Dad says, "Family are people you try to be friends with, even when you don't have much in common." What do you think of his comments? What is wrong with the relationship of these family members? What things have distracted them form being involved in each other's lives? How would you describe family? What things can you do to improve those relationships?
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Pretium Resources' bulk sample gold output tops target, shares jump
Nov 22 (Reuters) - Shares of Pretium Resources Inc nearly doubled after the Canadian miner said gold output from its 10,000-tonne bulk sample program at Brucejack in British Columbia topped its target of 4,000 ounces.
The company said it has processed 8,090 tonnes of bulk sample from the program, dubbed "Valley of the Kings", and produced 4,215 ounces of gold.
Pretium said processing of the remaining bulk sample would be completed by the first week of December.
Independent consultant Strathcona Mineral Services Ltd quit Pretium's "Valley of the Kings" program last month and said there were "no valid gold mineral resources" there.
Strathcona is best known for its role in exposing problems at miner Bre-X in the late 1990s, where investors lost billions after a massive gold find was found to be fake.
Pretium shares were up about 83 percent at C$5.63 on Friday on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The stock rose as much as 97 percent earlier. (Reporting by Sneha Banerjee in Bangalore; Editing by Kirti Pandey)
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Sydney, Oct 11 (UNI) Female doctors in Australia earn 10 to 35 per cent less than their male counterparts, a study revealed.
They spend longer time with each patient and have fewer consultations, hence their average annual salary is between 26,000 dollars and 99,000 dollars less than their male colleagues.
Female General Practitioners(GPs) see on an average 3.65 patients an hour, compared with 4.22 by male GPs, according to the Australian GP Statistics and Classification Centre at the University of Sydney, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.
Generally, the cases female doctors tended to see were more likely to need longer consultations. Patients were also more likely to consult a female doctor if they needed to discuss a health or emotional issue at length.
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Uttering ''disappointed'' or ''disappointing'' no fewer than nine times during his postgame news conference, Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan sounded very much like someone ready to write off the season. In what Shanahan insisted beforehand was a ''must-win'' game, the Redskins committed 13 penalties, gave up an 82-yard pass, watched Robert Griffin III stuffed on a fourth-and-goal and lost 21-13 Sunday to Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers. It was the Redskins' third consecutive defeat and dropped them to 3-6. ''You lose a game like that, now you're playing to see who obviously is going to be on your football team for years to come. I'll get a chance to evaluate players and see where we're at,'' Shanahan said. ''Obviously, we're not out of it statistically, but now we find out what type of character we've got and how guys keep on fighting through the rest of the season.'' Shanahan, who won two Super Bowls with the Denver Broncos, is in his third season with Washington and has lost nearly twice as many games as he's won with the Redskins, going 14-27. Discussing the Redskins' problems on offense and defense against the Panthers, Shanahan summed up Sunday's showing by saying, ''Obviously I could do a better job.'' The poor-as-can-be pass defense, double-digit penalties and inability to win at home - the Redskins are 1-9 in their past 10 in Landover - are hallmarks of the club in 2012. ''People are going to criticize you and criticize the coaches. ... They're going to say that a drastic change needs to be made. But I don't feel that way,'' said Griffin, who got his sore ribs X-rayed after the game but said nothing was broken. ''I feel it's on us, on the players, to make sure we go out there and play, regardless of what Coach calls - offense, defense or special teams. We're the ones out there playing. We've got to make plays happen.'' While the Panthers (2-6) ended a five-game losing streak, thanks in part to Newton's 201 yards passing and 37 yards rushing despite a bloodied thumb, the Redskins head into their bye week with plenty of questions. Entering this week, Washington was the NFL's most-penalized team, and its 13 infractions against Carolina were the most for the Redskins since they tied the club record of 17 in a game against the New York Giants in September 2003. ''That's what nauseates you,'' Shanahan said. ''We stopped ourselves a number of times.'' The Redskins - and No. 2 overall draft pick Griffin - also suddenly are having problems moving the ball and scoring. Good as the guy known as RG3 has been, his club only scored 25 points the past two games combined. ''It felt like every time we got something going, there was a flag on the play. The refs beat us up a little bit,'' left tackle Trent Williams said. He also declined to credit Carolina's defense with slowing Washington's offense. ''They didn't do anything special to stop us,'' Williams said. Washington put together a 12-play drive that resulted in a field goal, a 10-play drive that resulted in a field goal and a 10-minute drive that resulted in zero points. The latter closed with Heisman Trophy winner Griffin being tackled for no gain on a run to the right side on fourth-and-goal from the 2 with about 5 1/2 minutes left in the first half. ''I don't know what happened,'' left guard Kory Lichtensteiger said, ''but we should be able to punch that in.'' Now the Redskins get their bye, a chance to regroup - and, according to Shanahan, begin the process of evaluating things with an eye to the future. ''Very disappointed right now, very emotional right now,'' Shanahan said, ''just as everybody would be.'' Notes: Redskins WR Santana Moss left in the fourth quarter with a concussion. ... After their week off, the Redskins return to a schedule that features three consecutive NFC East division games - against the Eagles, Cowboys and Giants - followed by a test against the Baltimore Ravens. ... RB Evan Royster's 2-yard run accounted for Washington's only TD with about 1 1/2 minutes remaining. ... An official blew an inadvertent whistle during Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams' 30-yard TD run in the first quarter, but the crew met and decided it did not affect the outcome of the play. ... Umpire Undrey Wash got hit in the face with the football when Redskins TE Logan Paulsen tossed the ball in his direction after a catch. Wash stayed in the game. ... The Redskins have allowed eight pass plays of at least 40 yards this season. ... Griffin and Alfred Morris became the first rookie QB and RB teammates to each run for 500 yards in a season. --- Follow Howard Fendrich on Twitter at http://twitter.com/HowardFendrich --- Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL
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Powder skiing is magnificent once you've learned the technique, but it is not easy. The feeling of having your skis in the snow, rather than on the snow, takes some getting used to. Before you ever try to make turns in powder, you should find a powder slope that is flat enough to allow you simply to go straight down.
As you do so, practise bouncing up and down in a straight line, using mainly your ankles and knees (not the upper body). You'll get accustomed to how your skis rise to the surface and sink to the bottom of the soft snow as you bounce. It will become apparent that the timing of these movements has to be fairly slow - you can't rush your up and down movements in powder. In fact, this "slow motion" feeling is one of its attractions.
You should also experiment with leaning from side to side, putting most of your weight first on one ski and then on the other - you'll probably fall over when you try this. You'll therefore very quickly understand that it's vital in deep snow to keep your weight evenly spread between both feet, and this applies whether turning or going straight. If one ski is too heavily weighted, it'll sink in deeply. The other, unweighted ski, will float upwards, snag on the surface, and flip you over. This is the most common mistake made by novice powder skiers.
A common misconception is that "you have to sit back in powder, to keep the tips at the surface". But this will limit your range of knee and ankle movement, and will tire out your thigh muscles. Expert skiers just look like they're sitting back in powder, because of a phenomenon called tail sink. This simply means that the tails of the skis sink deeper into the snow than the tips. It's because the tails are thinner, and the bindings are always mounted behind the middle of the ski. So, even though skiers are standing perpendicular to their skis, it appears that they're "sitting back" in relation to the slope. When powder skiing, you should just try to stand normally over the middle of your foot, sometimes pushing down slightly with your heels to ensure enough "tail sink".
To start turning, you need to time your bounces so that your skis are rising to the surface at the beginning of each turn, making it easier to pivot your feet to start the turn. And you should be sinking in to your deepest point as you finish each turn.
Of course, all the other elements of short turns need to be in place, just as for on-piste short turns: solid pole-plants to set your rhythm, and you should be turning just your legs beneath you, while your upper body remains facing down the slope at all times. Many powder experts like to use a narrow stance - keeping your feet together can reduce the chances of your inside foot snagging in the snow.
The modern trend towards wider skis has made powder skiing much easier. These new fat skis have allowed off-piste skiers to use a technique similar to on-piste skiing, keeping the feet wider apart, using less up-and-down motion, and carving big wide arcs. Like snowboards, fat skis have opened up remote areas of the mountain to those previously not skilled enough to venture there, and so avalanche safety education is now more important than ever.
Before heading off-piste, check the current risk level of the snowpack (whether it is stable or unstable). Always take a local guide; he can at least avoid areas that have slid frequently in the past. Make sure everyone in the group has a shovel, probe, and radio beacon. Always descend or traverse steep slopes one at a time, so that only one of you will be buried if the worst occurs.
But don't be deterred by these dire warnings - powder skiing is one of the most intense pleasures you will ever have.


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First on the itinerary was Seahouses, a bucket'n'spade, fish'n'chips seaside town where the Green family spent many a happy holiday. He could have waxed lyrical about that for hours, but luckily there was a boat to catch to Inner Farne, home to one of Britain's largest bird colonies. The island's second largest colony must be ITV documentary-makers, as head ranger David Steel is already familiar from an Inside the National Trust episode broadcast a few weeks back.
Those arctic terns are so aggressive, said Ranger Dave, it's advisable to wear protection. He then handed Robson a black hat so plastered in bird poo it had turned white; it was as if there was a patch of faeces for every week Robson and Jerome's "Unchained Melody" spent at No 1. Nor did the night offer Robson the peace he'd come to Inner Farne expecting. Instead, he spent it in a disused lighthouse with no electricity, no running water and only the cacophonous screeching of 23 different bird species to distract him from dark memories of keeping Pulp's "Common People" off the No 1 spot.
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Another frugal birthday celebration! Ever wonder what frugal people do to celebrate their birthday's?
We certainly don't go out to a fancy restaurant and blow $100, we don't even buy each other gifts – we make them. If you are looking for FREE things to do on your birthday, check out our ebook. "Free Stuff to do on your birthday for Canadians."
This year I made a light birthday dinner or more like a salad entree which was a Beet and Blue Cheese salad along with a Gluten Free Black Forest Cake.
Gluten Free Black Forest Cake
Gluten Free chocolate cake with cherry filling. An alternative for people that have a gluten intolerance without the loosing the taste.
- 2 Cups Cooked white or golden quinoa
- 1/3 Cup Milk
- 4 Eggs
- 3/4 Cup Butter melted and cooled
- 1 Cup Brown Sugar
- 1 Cup Unsweetened Cocoa Powder
- 1.5 tsp Baking Powder
- 1/2 tsp Baking Soda
- 3/4 Cup Chocolate Chips
- 8 Large Marshmallows
- 1/4 Cup heavy cream or 3% Milk
- 1 Cup Gluten Free Cherry Pie Filling
Cooking Directions:
- Cook quinoa in a saucepan making sure it yields 2 cups of cooked quinoa. Once cooked remove from heat and let cool for 10 minutes. Fluff with fork and allow the quinoa to cool.
- Now preheat the oven to 350F and grease 2 x 8″ round cake pans.
- Combine the milk with the eggs in a food processor.
- Add the quinoa and melted butter and combine until smooth.
- Then add in the cocoa powder, brown sugar, baking and soda powder and combine again in the processor.
- Divide the batter evenly into 2 pans and place in the center oven rack to bake for 45 minutes.
- Remove cakes and let cool then place them in the freezer.
- Next remove the cakes from the pan.
- Spoon out the cherry pie filling onto one of the cakes evenly. Then place the second cake on top. Ensure that not too much pie filling is used. You don't want it pouring out the sides. A little is fine but try to minimize the amount of cherry filling that falls down the sides of the cake.
- Place the cake back in the freezer and begin to make the chocolate topping.
- In a medium saucepan melt the chocolate chips, milk and marshmallows together and continuously stir so that the chocolate does not stick and it makes a smooth chocolate frosting.
- Take out the cold cake from the freezer and gently pour the chocolate topping over. I drizzle it so that it doesn't pour over the sides filling in the gaps.
- Place the cake back into the fridge this time until it's ready to serve.
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Through the flames
It was a good question, for one I had no answer for. Instead I looked at Madelyn seeing the concern and her longing to go after Melina.
"Time to meditate sister that will help clam our senses," I say and pull her in for a hug. "Sleep well."
"You too try not to worry," Madelyn returned my hug squeezing me tightly.
I pulled back, "that's my line."
"I know, I had a good teacher, goodnight," Madelyn light appearance leaves my room.
My clam state of mind had vanished and all that was left was nagging thoughts. Melina troubles were the most concerning, not that I would tell her so, more than ever I wanted her mind settled and balanced.
"I went flying with Ignetia and didn't stay safe. If it wasn't for Taz, I wouldn't be here now."
I gasped as the realization of the situation hit me in the face. A stinging sensation covered my skin but I ignored it and flicked my wrists for my candles that were scatted around my room to light; I closed my eyes feeling only a sliver of my magic expand and demanded more to help my mind to focus.
I left my room feeling that each of my sisters was deep into their meditation, I past uncle Rex's in the spare room hearing his snores as I descend down the stairs taking a drape.
The air was cool as I stepped outside, I casted a quick sensory spell to see that it was safe and pushed the old wooden fence open to our small yard. I crouched near the round fire pit that was filled with coal and rotated my wrist over the coal moving back as the flames flared to life. I dropped the drape to the ground and drowning myself within the flames.
"What a fine mess you got yourself into," Zafrina criticizing tone made me jump and I pulled my knees up curling my arms around them.
"Please don't Zafrina." I say aware of her presence by my side.
"I'm not talking about Melina troubles, did you not feel anything?"
Puzzled I faced her and saw her move her head to my arm.
"It's nothing Zafina," I say as I examine my red scratched skin.
"Marcella I worry that you are taking too much on," Zafina spoke softly resting her head on my arms. I stroked her as I watched the flames in our dome of magic, her essences was soothing and felt my magic wrap around me healing.
Zafrina snapped up standing in front of me her wings drawn out to shield me, I pulled out of the meditation too alert now to know Zafrina reaction.
"Where," I said in a whispered breath and keeping my body casual.
I watched her head move slightly and with caution I moved my eyes. On a nearby roof I followed the movements of my intruder as they walked away into the building.
I gasped and trying to remain calm. Afraid of exposing myself I stood casually, going to the outside water tap and filling up a nearby bucket. My eyes moved over every building, Zafrina still stood watching for anything out of place and I carefully doused the flames creating smoke to which I added for cover as I went back inside locking the door with a spell. All the while my heart was beating fast; I went into the kitchen pouring myself a glass of water and sighed leaning against the fridge feeling its coolness.
Opening my eyes I saw Nova, my father white fox familiar sitting looking up at me with her cobalt blue eyes. "What's got you in a flutter?"
"I think a car burnt its ties out whiles I was meditating, the sound spooked me that's all Nova." I said keeping my voice natural.
Nova flicked her hears not missing a beat and seeing the gaps of what I said. "It's getting late Marcella."
I watched as she toddles off not saying anything more on the matter. I left the kitchen to my room taking a bar of chocolate feeling the need and remembered Paige's email that I needed to check out.
Stripping my clothes I put them to wash smelling the smoke and put my checked bottoms and top. Firing my computer up I thought of the intruder hoping that I didn't draw too much attention to myself.
The email was long, others were also piling up and I was happy to busy myself by working on something that I knew I could solve. Zafrina remained present as I curled up in my chair with my fingers flying over the keys stopping every so often to pick up a piece of chocolate. I clicked on my last send button and switch off the computer noticing the late hour.
Untangling my legs I ventured to the bathroom and saw that uncle Rex's door was open I went inside seeing an envelope on the bed address to me. Yawning I took the letter to my room, opening it and my already fired brain couldn't work out the message inside.
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A Good Portable Air Conditioner is Essential this Summer
Old man winter is going to be behind us once again soon. Before we know it, the birds will be singing, flowers and trees will be budding, and we'll be back to complaining about the inescapable heat. The kind of heat that you just can't seem to get away from unless you're sitting comfortably in the air conditioning.
While central air is certainly convenient and soothing during the hot summer months, it can become very expensive keeping your entire house cool, especially if you're only using a couple of rooms.
Some people choose to use a window air conditioner, but unless you have the right kind of window that's just not going to be a solution for you, not to mention that the window units can be incredibly unsightly and they block out any natural light that comes from that window - a big problem if your house or apartment is small.
If you're looking for an air conditioner that has the ability to save you money and can follow you everywhere you go, you definitely need to invest in a portable air conditioner. A portable air conditioner is compact enough to follow you anywhere you go. Having one can save you up to 40% on your electricity bill in comparison to other units because you don't have to have it running all the time to stay cool.
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Encarnacion gets NHL tribute in three-homer display
(The Sports Xchange) - A clear plastic bag filled with hats sat near the locker of Edwin Encarnacion in the Toronto Blue Jays clubhouse after their 15-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Saturday.
The hats were thrown on the field by Blue Jays fans -- the traditional hockey tribute when a player scores three goals -- after Encarnacion hit his third home run of the game and third grand slam of the season in the seventh inning.
The three home runs gave him nine RBIs, equaling the club record set in 1977 by third baseman Roy Howell against the New York Yankees. He also extended his hitting streak to 24 games -- the longest active streak in the majors.
Encarnacion admitted he did not know what the hat throwing meant until reserve catcher Dioner Navarro explained it.
"Navarro told me after they threw all the hats to the field, he told me when they score three goals, I think they do that," Encarnacion said.
"It made me feel happy. I'm maybe going to sign them and give them back to their owners for appreciation for throwing them on the field."
When he came to bat against right-hander Alex Wilson, the designated hitter said he was not thinking about belting a third home run.
"I was never thinking about that, I was just thinking about taking a good AB (at-bat) and looking for my pitch," Encarnacion said. "It was a fastball, outside. It's right on the middle, good swing."
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Ráztočno (Hungarian: Rásztony) is a village and municipality in Prievidza District in the Trenčín Region of central Slovakia.
In historical records the village was first mentioned in 1429.
The municipality lies at an elevation of 350 metres (1,150 ft) and covers an area of 17.593 km² (6.793 mi²). It has a population of about 1237.
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Former Sabre becomes Habs' assistant GM
Larry Carriere, a former Buffalo Sabres player and front office executive, has been named assistant general manager of the Montreal Canadiens.
Carriere, 58, a Montreal native, will oversee the Habs' player personnel department. Since 2004, he had been a pro scout with the Washington Capitals organization.
"Larry brings with him an important background in the NHL in several key areas such as recruitment, player evaluation and player development," said Pierre Gauthier, Montreal general manager.
A second round pick in 1973 by the Sabres, Carriere was one of the team's anchors on defense until he was traded to Atlanta in 1975. Carriere played 206 regular season games for the Sabres, scoring 52 points on nine goals and 43 assists.
Overall, Carriere played 357 regular season games for the Sabres, Flames, Vancouver Canucks, Los Angeles Kings and Toronto Maple Leafs.
Carriere graduated from Montreal's Loyola College in 1972 with a business degree and also attended the University of Michigan.
After his playing days ended, Carriere joined the Sabres' front office, first as a scout and then assistant general manager for 10 seasons, beginning in 1995 and lasting through 2004.
Carriere said joining the Canadiens, especially as a native Montreal resident, is the thrill of a lifetime.
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So, I've been sleeping on this for a few weeks. Would it be possible to solve this with a decorator? Perhaps a top level decorator that also decorates all subqueries at rewrite-time and then keeps the instantiated scorers bound to the top level decorator, i.e. makes the decorated query non resuable. Query realQuery = ... DecoratedQuery dq = new DecoratedQuery(realQuery); searcher.search(dq, ..); Map<Query, Float> dq.getScoringQueries(); Not quite sure if this is terrible or elegant. karl 7 apr 2009 kl. 12.17 skrev Michael McCandless: > On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 6:13 AM, Karl Wettin <email@example.com> > wrote: >> >> 7 apr 2009 kl. 10.23 skrev Michael McCandless: >> >>> Do you mean tracking the "atomic queries" that caused a given hit to >>> match (where "atomic query" is a query that actually uses >>> TermDocs/Positions to check matching, vs other queries like >>> BooleanQuery that "glomm together" sub-query matches)? >>> >>> EG for a boolean query w/ N clauses, which of those N clauses >>> matched? >> >> This is exactly what I mean. I do however think it makes sense to get >> information about non atomic queries as it seems reasonble that the >> first >> clause (boolean query '+(a b)') in '+(a b) -(+c +d)' is matching is >> more >> interesting than only getting to know that one of the clauses of that >> boolean query is matching. > > Ahh OK I agree. So every query in the full tree should be able to > state whether it matched the doc. > >>> A natural place to do this is Scorer API, ie extend it with a >>> "getMatchingAtomicQueries" or some such. Probably, for efficiency, >>> each Query should be pre-assigned an int position, and then the >>> matching is represented as a bit array, reused across matches. Your >>> collector could then ask the scorer for these bits if it wanted. >>> There should be no performance cost for collectors that don't use >>> this >>> functionality. >> >> I'll look in to it. >> >> Thanks for the feedback. >> >> >> karl >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com >> For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com >> >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Tallon Crabs are enemies that appeared in Metroid Prime. For years they were used to harvest the food on Tallon IV, though after being exposed to Phazon, they were unsuitable for harvesting. They're usually found living in the water, and will usually hunt or travel in packs, where they'll be more dangerous than usual.


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Students are required to enroll for each full 6-week session in advance. There is no "pay as you go" option at our studio. If you would like to try a class before enrolling, please do this in advance of a new session beginning. Drop-in classes for the purpose of trying out a class level are $24 per hour, cash only.
For students who are between levels, and would like to catch up with the skills taught in a class level slightly higher than their own, private lessons are always available, at a cost of $70-$90 per hour, depending on the teacher. Students who are focused and have some natural ability for dance can learn the equivalent of 6 weeks of class material in just one private lesson hour.
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For spreadable butter is the fastest growing sector of the whole butter and spreads market which last year was worth pounds 861 million, according to trade magazine The Grocer.
Although the total market value increased by only 0.7 per cent and sales of traditional block butter are in decline the report says that spreadable versions of famous brand name products are driving growth.
Data from market analysts TNS Worldpanel shows that the spreadable butter category enjoyed soaring sales growth of 13.5per cent to pounds 210 million and now accounts for almost a quarter of total sales in the sector.
The Grocer said that given that 99 per cent of British households buy into butters and spreads in a year the category focus is to encourage consumers to add value to the market by spending more when they shop.
But it says that the growth in popularity of speadable butter has boosted the category with shoppers willing to pay more for convenience of having their butter in a tub and being able to spread it straight from the fridge.
The report says that the 'Jamie Oliver' effect is also playing a part as more Britons are encouraged to start cooking from scratch again.
Brands account for 98 per cent of spreadable butter sales with the biggest names Lurpak and Anchor accounting for more than 86per cent. Lurpak Spreadable is the number one brand in the category worth pounds 96 million and is currently growing at a rate of 8.7per cent year on year.
TNS Worldpanel said: "Developments in spreadable butters are continuing to drive market value. The emergence of healthier variants in this market are encouraging buyers to switch to more 'tasty' products without compromising their healthy ideals."
Lorraine Crowe, senior brand manager for Anchor made by Arla Foods said: "The decline in butter has slowed over the past nine months due to two key factors.
"The 'Jamie Oliver' effect is getting people cooking from scratch again with butter figuring as an important ingredient. Plus, people are turning to 100 per cent natural products, such as butter, rather than those containing artificial ingredients, such as some margarine products."
Alison Palmer, brand marketing controller for Kerrygold believes that this year more people will go back to butter as consumers opt for purer, more natural foods.
She said: "Products without hidden ingredients are being demanded by consumers. When eaten in moderation butter can play an important role in a well-balanced diet."
Emma Metcalf-King, Sainsbury's senior buyer in the category said: "Current growth in the butters and spreads market is largely driven by the continued popularity of spreadable butters which now account for 25 per cent of all category sales.
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Where to Eat Gluten-Free in NYC
These restaurants and bakeries go against the grain by offering great gluten-free dishes in New York City.
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Gluten-Free in NYC
Dining out can be difficult for those with gluten intolerance. A protein mixture found in wheat and other grains like barley and rye, gluten appears throughout many menus. Beyond bread, pasta and fried foods, it appears in most soy sauces and many marinades and sauces, but can also affect food through cross-contamination in busy kitchens. But several restaurants and bakeries are going above and beyond to offer great gluten-free dining in New York City.
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Pala Pizza
The saying goes, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do." But what happens when you open a Roman pizzeria on the Lower East Side? A mash-up, of course. In a mix of Italian sophistication and Downtown New York industrial chic, Pala blends the best of the Old World with the new in an airy indoor-outdoor space open to the street via roll-up garage door. The regular pies are strictly from the motherland, with fresh toppings (think buffalo mozzarella, butternut squash and black summer truffle) and a lofty, crisp crust. Owner Gigio Palazzo also offers an entire section of the menu dedicated to gluten-free diners with pies, pasta and antipasto. The kitchen works hard to eliminate risk of cross-contamination: The restaurant has separate tools and a separate pizza station housed in a second downstairs kitchen. Vegan pies are available, too.
The Little Beet
When Franklin Becker opened his first location of The Little Beet, he had a simple philosophy in mind: to serve real food deliciously. At that, he has succeeded. The fast-casual mini-chain serves dishes made from local, seasonal, natural ingredients that are 100 percent gluten-free — or, as they say, "100 percent guiltin' free." With five quick-serve locations and one high-end incarnation, the restaurant group serves diners of all dietary persuasions hearty, flavorful dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Mornings center around quinoa oatmeal and egg whites with roasted peppers, caramelized onions and feta in a brown rice wrap. Later on, options include sandwiches, like the B.L.A.T. with bacon, pickled leeks, avocado and tomato. And there's a popular "Sushi" salad with brown rice, radish, cucumber, toasted seaweed, avocado and ginger-miso dressing.
Erin McKenna's Bakery NYC
In 2005, Erin McKenna's Bakery NYC — formerly called BabyCakes — debuted on the Lower East Side with two rules: "Create a bakery free of harmful ingredients" and "Wear cute uniforms." It has succeeded at both. Every pastry sold within its walls is 100 percent gluten-free, GMO-free and vegan. No soy is used, but soy is processed in a facility that handles the bakery's flour, sourced from Bob's Red Mill. Agave nectar and evaporated cane juice are used in moderation for sweetening. Nearly anyone with allergies or strict dietary restrictions can indulge in chocolate chip cookie sandwiches with double chocolate chip mint filling, blueberry crumb cake, rotating varieties of doughnuts, carrot cupcakes with vanilla frosting and Big Frosty Fun, vegan soft-serve with a choice of toppings. The place even makes beautiful wedding cakes. And the friendly staff looks darned good while dishing everything out.
Arepa Factory
Like a Venezuelan Chipotle, this East Village fast-casual joint spotlights one of the South American country's sandwiches of choice, arepas. Composed of flat patties made from corn dough that are somewhat reminiscent of an English muffin, arepas are stuffed with a wide selection of fillings, and they are completely devoid of wheat. Mimicking the arepas of her native Maracay, owner Monica Muzzo offers a vast selection of fillings, such as coconut lamb, lobster salad, chicken, avocado, tomato and watercress. Muzzo offers DIY arepas and cachapas (thicker, pancake-like corn cakes) as well as a number of specialties. Predesigned options range from the Thai with curry shrimp to the Pabellón with shredded beef, black beans, sweet plantains and soft Guayanés cheese — essentially Venezuela's national dish. Some of the finger foods are not GF-friendly, but they're prepared off-site.
The Butcher's Daughter
Vegetarian fare and juices get a fanciful promotion in this Instagram-ready space. With white walls, natural woods and floor-to-ceiling windows, the original Nolita outpost is light, with an organic feel. It's just as healthy as it is visually appealing: The constantly changing menu, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, is 100 percent vegetarian and non-dairy. Most of the menu is vegan and much of it is gluten-free. There are separate prep areas for wheat-free dishes. Fill up on creative fare like tacos verdes on romaine lettuce tortillas, raw pesto linguine made from zucchini, and vegan bangers and mash. During the warmer months, the cafe opens its serene-for-Manhattan sidewalk terrace. A new West Village location was added recently, offering more options for satisfying gluten-free eats.
Hu Kitchen
Drawing upon the advice of doctors, ancestral health gurus and health coaches, this paleo-friendly haven aims to fill NYC's gap in preindustrial fare. Everything on the menu adheres to the caveman method of eating. That means meat, fish, produce and fruit, and little else: no processed ingredients, and minimal dairy and grains. Absolutely no gluten is found anywhere on the premises. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the place boasts a wide array of prepared healthful dishes, ranging from a pumpkin maca parfait and GF nut-berry oatmeal in the morning, to wild line-caught tuna salad and 100 percent grass-fed meatloaf for dinner. The place has expanded quickly. It debuted its first location in Union Square in 2012, and followed up with an equally successful Upper East Side outpost in 2015.
Senza Gluten
New York City-style Italian food may be comforting, but it's certainly not GF-friendly. That is, unless you dine at this Greenwich Village place. Its name translates as "without gluten," and Chef Jemiko L. Solo opened the restaurant with the idea that "no one should have to miss out on flavor, texture or delicious options" because of an intolerance to wheat. The menu features a wide selection of traditional fare such as bruschetta, caprese, grilled filet mignon and veal milanese with arugula, tomatoes, roasted red potatoes, lemon and shaved Parmesan. The real draw, however, is the carbs, with safe-to-eat variations of lasagna, fettuccine alla Bolognese and spaghetti alle vongole. Everything is paired with a selection of wine and gluten-free beer and spirits.
Burnside Biscuits
Don't let the name of this place keep you away from this Southern favorite: Executive Chef Jonathan Lemon offers a wide selection of gluten-free dishes. Lemon keeps separate pans on hand to prevent cross-contamination, meaning diners can fill up on supper plates like Creole shrimp 'n' grits with crawfish and andouille pork. Skillet-seared striped bass is dusted with cornmeal, resulting in a nicely browned — and flour-free — crust. While your friends stuff their faces with duck-fat-infused biscuits and fried chicken, enjoy the fire-roasted bird, marinated with herbs and served with wilted greens and braised leeks.
Named after the Timna Valley in Israel and an ancient Yemeni Incense-Rute city, this modern Israeli restaurant draws influences from all across the Mediterranean, Middle East and North Africa. A native of Israel with Moroccan heritage, Chef Nir Mesika brings a unique sensibility to his fare, weaving in influences from around the globe. Though his flavors are far-flung, he makes much of the menu in-house, including cheeses, breads, spicy harissa and ice cream. Many of the dishes on the flavorful menu are gluten-free. Although wheat is served on the premises, diners with serious intolerances can request that separate pans be used for the cooking process. Nosh on Mediterranean sashimi, Ceviche a la Shuk, Bedouin chicken and cauliflower that's cooked sous vide, then flash-fried and served with artichokes, dried grapes, puffed lentils and curry-infused yogurt.
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Launched in 2013, this farm-focused, 99.9 percent gluten-free pizzeria has quickly been gaining devoted fans for its reliable offerings: The only non-GF dish is the homemade ravioli of the day, prepared in a separate kitchen. The concept now has three locations, one in the West Village, one in Park Slope and a third set in an idyllic Williamsburg greenhouse. Regulars clamor for savory dishes like chicken Parm, dessert pizza, flourless chocolate cake and Wild White pie with mozzarella, ricotta, truffle oil and cracked pepper. Brunch follows the same comforting theme, with a prix-fixe menu including an entree and choice of coffee, tea, sangria, mimosa or Bellini. Break the fast with truffle and poached-egg pizza, wild blueberry or banana pancakes, or tofu scramble.


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Finally, a rich country setting that feels miles away but is just minutes from Kansas City. Greenwood Terrace has so much history, healthcare, culture and entertainment to offer that you could spend years taking it all in. Residents love visiting Blackhoof Park and all of the festivals and events that our town of Lenexa features throughout the year. Our warm and dedicated live-in managers will ensure that you feel like a member of our family, and you'll wish you'd found us sooner.
Greenwood Terrace is a part of Holiday Retirement, a company in the business of providing comfort, value and security to seniors. Since 1971, Holiday has been creating cheerful communities for individuals who want to enjoy an independent and enriching retirement.
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We understand that each individual is unique and that needs may change over time. Holiday does not provide any health care services. However, residents are welcome to receive services from any outside home health care provider of their choice to help them continue enjoying life at our community.
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My mom is in Greenwood Terrace. I like that they are accommodating and the staff is helpful and great. She does not like the food there. They have recreation, like Pictionary, Wii and all sorts of activities. She has her own bedroom, living room, dining room, and a little nice patio area. They let her have her three little dogs, which is one of the reasons why I like it, too. She has three Chihuahuas. They have three meals available. It is a good experience for all of us.
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Discovering Jesus Through the Gospels (3 of 4) by Frank Damazio
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Pastor Frank Damazio
Discover Jesus, our Lord out-ranging all degrees of comparison or parallelism entirety and eternally. No one has the ability or capacity to describe His intrinsic worth, or declare His inherit wealth of moral and spiritual universe. The word "preciousness" carries the meaning of exceptional distinction, to the extent that, if removed, replacement is an absolute impossibility. The vocation He filled would go unrealized, the function He discharged would go unfulfilled, services He rendered would go unattended, the covenant He confirmed would never have been ratified, the solution He accomplished would never have been known, the conquest of death would never have been won.
As a mother tucked her small son into bed one night, he began to whimper and cry. Taking his quivering body into her arms, she gently inquired what was wrong. Between sniffles, he explained that he missed his daddy. Knowing that the boy's father, who was away on a business trip, would not be back for several days, the mother hugged the little boy, then laid him back down on his pillow, telling him to wait for just a moment. She then slipped out of the room, and when she returned she held a picture of the little boy's father in her hand. She placed it beside him in the bed and told him that when he was especially lonely for his daddy, he could just look at the picture and be assured his father loved him and was coming back soon.
The little boy gazed at the smiling face of his father staring out at him from the framed photograph. Then the tears began slipping down his cheeks once again as he said simply, "I wish Daddy would just step out of the picture."
Our Father has stepped out of the picture, and His Name is Jesus!
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Spanking the bishop to porn might have a side effect that you wouldn't expect – finding religion.
A new study has found that watching pornography more than once a week can lead to increased religious feelings, reports The Independent.
Researchers believe this could be due to guilt over adult video consumption leading people to pray more.
They also theorised compulsive behaviour towards both religion and pornography might be a factor for some people.
Dr Samuel Perry followed 1,300 Americans over a six years to investigate the relationship between pornography and faith:
Those who used pornography at the highest frequencies seemed to be more religious in terms of prayer frequency and worship attendance than those who used pornography at more moderate levels.
The size and duration of the study, published in the Journal of Sex Research, lends credence to the surprising claim.
Conversely viewing pornography less than once a week actually seemed to make people less religious over time, causing a reduction in how often people prayed or attended a religious institution.
However, bad news if you think porn could be a shortcut to a closer relationship with god, the paper also reported that people who never watched porn were the most pious and had the fewest doubts about their faith.


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