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Warau Kyuuketsuki is a manga series by Sunhiro Maruo.
While a young boy, just resurrected as a vampire, commits acts of awful ferocity, the city around him shows all its perversion. The adults abuse their power, the boys degenerate and use all the available means to achieve their goal to give vent to their low instincts. Whoever can't understand and make opposition is doomed to change or becoming crazy. So which is the real horror? The vampire who kills in order to feed himself or the crawling disease hidden in society, which slowy corrupts without being noticed?
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The first component of the Water Campus, a 33-acre center for coastal education and research between downtown and LSU, was approved by the City-Parish Planning Commission Monday.
Commissioners also approved a rezoning request from the Tipitina's Foundation to turn two buildings at 5049 Melrose Blvd. and 5069 Melrose Blvd. into office/classroom space, audio and video recording studios, digital media editing suites and rehearsal rooms for local musicians.
Commissioners approved plans to rezone a 2-acre section to allow the construction of a four-story, 65,000-square-foot Water Campus building at 510 Oklahoma St. The building will be the headquarters for the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority. The CPRA is a state agency that is responsible for coastal restoration and protection projects and planning in Louisiana.
The CPRA building is one of three properties in the first phase of the Water Campus, along with the headquarters for the Water Institute of the Gulf and the River Modeling Center, which will have a small-scale model of the Mississippi River. All three properties are set to open in 2016.


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In continuation of our mission to promote and propagate Hindustani Classical Music, we now feature a page solely dedicated to exceptional young musicians. By showcasing promising young artistes, we hope to infuse a flow of fresh talent into an arena that is teeming with phenomenally talented performers not always given due recognition.
Hailing from the rich traditions of Dharwad, Kumar Mardur has had his training from his father Pandit Somanath Mardur, a renowned Hindustani Classical Vocalist of Kirana Gharana and a senior disciple of the late Padmabhushan Dr. Basavaraj Rajguru. Under the able guidance of his father, Kumar has shown the qualities of becoming a promising young artiste. Endowed with a melodious voice, he is known for pure and aesthetic presentation of ragas, crystal clear taan patterns and command over laya.
Kumar has completed his Master & Degree in Music from Karnatak University, Dharwad. He has received several scholarships and is performing all over the country enthralling audiences. As of December 12, 2011, he is working as a Musician Tutor at ITC-SRA. An approved artiste of Akashwani and Doordarshan, Kumar has had numerous performances across the length and breadth of the country, including the Sawai Gandharva Mahotsav in 2011 and a highly successful 3 month USA tour in 2008. The many accolades that have come Kumar's way include the Padmavibhushan Dr. Mallikarjun Mansur Yuva Puraskar from Dr.Mallikarjun Mansur Memorial National Trust, Dharwad in 2010, Dr.Vasantrao Deshpande Memorial Yuva Kalakar Puraskar 2007 from by Dr.Vasantrao Deshpande Memorial Foundation, Pune; the Vidyasagar Award 2006 from Music Forum, Mumbai; Yuva Gayak Puraskar from Gandharva Mahavidyalay, Pune and 1st prize at several student and youth festivals and competitions. CDs and cassettes of Kumar's classical renderings have been released by Legendary Legacy Promotions.
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Bangalore, Dec 24: Sachin Tendulkar's One Day International journey commenced in Gujranwala and ended in Dhaka with Pakistan being the common factor in both places.
Tendulkar's first and last ODI opponents were Pakistan. On December 18, 1989, he played his first game and the 463rd and his final too was against the arch rivals, on March 18, 2012.
We all know that Tendulkar has broken most records in the 50-over game. However, it is interesting to know that his 23-year journey that began in 1989 and ended in 2012, lasted not just 463 ODIs but 2,670!
You would be wondering how we arrived at this staggering number 2,670. It is the number of ODIs played by all teams in that period as long as Tendulkar was an active ODI player.
When Tendulkar won his first India ODI cap on December 18, 1989, that match was number 593rd ODI in the history of the game. Tendulkar's final ODI in Dhaka during Asia Cup was ODI number 3,263.
From 593 to 3,263, Tendulkar was around. Of the 2,670 ODIs contested all over the world, Tendulkar's 463 will amount to 17.34 per cent.
Tendulkar was India's 74th ODI player and the latest to make debut for the country was Rahul Sharma, as 193rd. Since Tendulkar's first game India saw 119 new players.
The way Tendulkar played ODIs, there might not be another cricketer for a long time to surpass his achievements.


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3rd line has to produce. I understand that on a team your top-6 has to be the BIG contributors, but on deep teams you will have 3rd line players hit 40 points.
Gaborik has 8 goals. Boyle has 1. Boyle on pace for 3 goals over the course of a regular season is probably more of an underachievement than Gaborik on pace for 25.
Most 3rd line players should score ~ 10 goals, and 30-40points. On a real deep team you might have a top 3rd liner hit 50 points. Those are those players who are on the cusp of a 2nd line or have 2nd line talent but their role is more suited for the checking unit. The Rangers 3rd line isn't even pacing at 10 points for a regular season. It's pathetic.
The Rangers slumping superstars wouldn't seem as bad as it was if we even got a goal from our third line once every three games.
Who scored for the Penguins yesterday? Wasn't Crosby, Kunitz, Neal, etc.
Brandon Sutter on the Penguins is the perfect example of what a 3rd line player should be. He is a 2nd line/3rd line talent, in his role can play effectively on the third line, and can produce 15 goals and 30+ points. That's what a decent third line forward should be doing.
Pittsburgh has a far superior front office compared to the Rangers. That said, please don't pick one game where it wasn't Crosby, Kunitz, and Neal. That is anecdotal. They are consistent producers. Our top guys aren't. That part, the blame falls squarely on Sather, not Torts.
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Orthodox Jewish feminism (also known as Orthodox feminism amongst Jews) is a movement in Orthodox Judaism which seeks to further the cause of a more egalitarian approach to Jewish practice[1] within the bounds of Jewish Law. The major organizations of this movement is the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance (JOFA) in North America, and Women of the Wall (WOW) and its affiliates in Israel and internationally, known as ICWOW - The International Committee for Women of the Wall.
The movement relies on liberal interpretations of Jewish Law, by both modern and classical rabbinic scholars, taking advantage of the lack of universal consensus on legal interpretations amongst rabbis in different eras.
Orthodox feminists, using historical precedents and aforementioned legal interpretations,[clarification needed] allow the practice of ritual in manners that more traditional or conservative interpretations consider as befitting only to men. Many of the practices of Orthodox feminists are held to be controversial because of their different approach to the every day routine of most Orthodox Jews.[2] Several specific rituals and practices are of particular concern:
Fighting for Agunot
Agunot are women who have asked for a divorce, or who have been left by their husband, and the husband refuses to grant a get. A get is a Jewish certificate of divorce required for the woman to be able to remarry. Recalcitrant husbands are pressured by society to grant the get to the wife who is stuck in limbo, not with a husband, and unable to remarry.
Orthodox feminists make a priority of fighting on the behalf of agunot, and the "agunah crisis"[3]. Many fight in organizations specifically for this purpose, and some work independently.
Interaction with The Torah
Kissing the Torah scroll with a siddur, hand, or directly with the lips, during Shabbath, Yom Tob, services is a convention found in many Modern Orthodox congregations as well as non-Orthodox ones. While many may take it for granted as an integral part of worship services, it is not practiced in some 'Black Hat', and all Haredi and Chassidic congregations. Dancing with the Torah and having hakafoth (circuits) around the sanctuary on Simhath Torath is another way in which many Orthodox Jews interact with the Torah which is an especially important ritual in feminist circles. These are some reasons why this act has special meaning in Orthodox feminist circles[4]
Participation in Zimmunim
One of the most prevalent, and perhaps least controversial practices of Orthodox feminists, even done by some women outside of the movement, is the participation in a women's zimmun. The women's zimmun takes place when less than three men have eaten together, but where three or more women have eaten together. A zimmun is a formal call to prayer said before the communal recitation of Birkath Hamazon. One formula for the women's zimun is the exact same formula as the zimmun of men, but substituting 'chaverot' (Hebrew: friends (f.)) for the word 'rabotai' (Hebrew: gentlemen) in the beginning of the invitation, thus femminizing the call.
Use of Prayer Shawls
In Orthodox feminism, the donning of a Taleth is not seen as the wearing of a man's garment, neither is it seen as an affront to the community. These reasons coupled with historical precedents, such as the donning of Taletoth by Rashi's daughters in popular legend, and permission by Rabbi Moshe Feinstein among others, make the wearing of Prayer Shawls by women common in Orthodox feminists circles[5][6].
Use of Tefillin
Citing Talmudic and later sources[7], Orthodox feminists allow the laying of Tefillin by women.
Orthodox Jewish feminists participate in a number of organized and informal activities which both demonstrate their commitment to their values as both feminists and as Orthodox Jews.
Holding conferences[8] of various kinds is a major activity that Orthodox Jewish feminists use to educate, show recognition, and strengthen the movement. JOFA organizes conferences for its members and the public drawing crowds from both North America, and internationally. As well, some Orthodox feminists participate in partnership minyanim and other independent minyanim[9] where they feel comfortable and are permitted to practice Judaism in their unique way. This phenomenon was the topic of discussion of Mechhon Hadar, a conference about independent minyanim[10].
Communal Leadership
A new office in some synagogues, particularly of the Open Orthodox movement is allowing women to serve as synagogue or congregational interns, a position traditionally held by men only[11].
Spiritual Leadership
The Hartman Institute, Jerusalem, ordains, Orthodox women rabbis[12]. Blu Greenberg advocates for women to ascend to the Orthodox rabbinate. Mimi Feigelson is a rabbi who was a student of Shlomo Carlebach who was ordained after his death. She doesn't use the term 'rabbi' in reference to herself out of respect for Orthodox social structure[13]. Eveline Goodman-Thau, a rabbi in Israel, was ordained in 2000.
Haviva Ner-David has the equivalent of Orthodox ordination, but teaches at a Conservative yeshiva.
Sarah Hurwitz is the Mahara"t of the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale. She has the full training of a rabbi. This title is an acronym for Manhiga Hilchatit Ruchanit Toranit: A halakhic spiritual and torah leader. According to Rabbi Avi Weiss, she is a full member of the clergy. A MaHaRaT has functions as spiritual leader, gives pastoral care, and leads life cycle events, as well as having authority to teach Torah. She has the authority to answer questions of Jewish Law[14][15].
In some communities, a spiritual leadership position is held by a woman[16]. Dina Najman is ראש קהילה Rosh Kehila (Hebrew: Head of Community) of Kehilat Orach Eliezer (KOE) on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
Sharona Margolin Halickman a Madricha Ruchanit or Spiritual Mentor of the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale[17][18].
Notes and references
- ↑ Beliefnet Orthodox, Feminist, and Proud of It Judaism's Orthodox feminist movement has succeeded in opening doors for women committed both to Jewish law and gender equality
- ↑ Edah: The Courage to be modern and Orthodox 'Womens Zimmun and Whether Men [Who Are Present] Must Leave'
- ↑ Orthodox feminists make little progress on agunot
- ↑ My Jewish Learning: Orthodox Feminism For The 21st Century - A founder of the Orthodox feminist movement discusses issues confronting the movement now and in the future By Blu Greenberg.
- ↑ See Wikipedia: Tallit 5.2 Women
- ↑ JOFA Links on the wearing of prayer shawls by women.
- ↑ See Wikipedia: Tefillin: Who Lays Tefillin
- ↑ HighBeam Research Gen Xers Take Orthodox Feminist Reins: Modesty, mikveh and sex; New generation makes its own experience the focus at conference
- ↑ ZEEK DIY Judaism: A Roundtable on the Independent Minyan Phenomenon
- ↑ Mechon Hadar
- ↑ Unusual but Not Unorthodox; 2 Synagogues Hire Women to assis Rabbis - A NY Times Article about female congregational interns.
- ↑ Jerusalem Post article on the ordination of women rabbis of all denomination.
- ↑ Jewish Virtual Library: A History of Women's Ordination as Rabbis
- ↑ Hebrew Institute of Riverdale - About Us.
- ↑ The Jewish Week Article about Mahara"t Sarah Hurwitz
- ↑ An Orthodox Jewish Woman, and Soon, a Spiritual Leader NY Times article about a woman Rosh Kehila
- ↑ Who is the Madricha Ruchanit ?The Hebrew Institute of Riverdale's (HIR) website explains the role of a Madricha Ruchanit.
- ↑ HIR page on Sharona Margolin Halickman
External links
- JOFA - The Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance
- Women of the Wall - Jewish Virtual Library
- My Jewish Learning:Orthodox Feminism For The 21st Century
- KOE - Kehilat Orach Eliezer
- The Bayit The Hebrew Institute of Riverdale.
- Hartman, Tova, Feminism Encounters Traditional Judaism: Resistance and Accommodation. Brandeis, Lebanon, New Hampshire, 2008


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Below is a smart e-mail by a Corner reader. The analysis of the type a good Mideast desk officer at State or the Pentagon might produce as a policy memorandum – on the subject of whether and how to have diplomatic contact with the likes of Hezbollah and the Muslim Brotherhood.
The most vital point this reader makes is that elections do not a democracy make. Elections brought Benito Mussolini and Hugo Chávez to power, and they both used their mandate to ruin democratic governance — to popular acclaim. Democracy in America arose from the colonial tradition of local self-government. Self-government is an onerous responsibility, one that falls on all citizens alike. And it is the social detachment from any sense of civic responsibility or obeisance to the democratic rule of law which creates the gravest obstacles to democracy in the Middle East. That helps explain why elections have brought pro-terrorist and anti-democratic forces to the fore.
Anyway, here's that e-mail:
As far as talking with the likes of Hamas, or the Muslim Brotherhood or such is concerned, I suppose I'm in sympathy to some extent with Mr. Stuttaford's oft repeated opinion that there is probably no one we should not talk to. I would qualify that by adding that we should be very careful to make the level and content of the talks appropriate so as to avoid handing easy propaganda victories to those who are nonetheless our enemies, among other reasons. And I should also say that I believe that we should be doing almost everything possible to counter these organizations and erode their support, wherever it comes from.
I think Iraq and the PA [the Palestinian Authority – ML] show that "democracy," really popular elections- in and of itself is not necessarily a liberalizing thing. I really like the idea of a "freedom agenda", but note the not new observation that freedom is rooted in the social and cultural institutions of a society; what we refer to as civil society. Which doesn't mean we shouldn't forge ahead, but that we should have a more realistic conception of the nature and scope of the task.
I suppose I should get to my point, which is related to your Corner post. You note Silverstein's discussion of Egypt, and without addressing that directly, I will say I think there is almost equal parts duplicity and truth in the Egyptian gov'ts game. It seems to be true that elections in much of the Arab and Islamic world would put some decidedly nasty players in power, and that fact makes US diplomacy difficult (the same laws and tactics that catch Islamists get liberals.) But state sponsored media in many of these countries also seems to feed into the support the bad guys get in general. Which then helps Mubarak (or whomever) pose as a bulwark against the forces he inflames. Granted some of this support reflects realities on the ground, so to speak. But it seems a simple game that US diplomacy should be able to see thru fairly easily. Maybe the question is too simple, but why is it we can't pressure the Egyptians to take the hate filled sermons off the air, and ratchet back some of the nonsense in state owned or controlled newspapers? I don't follow the logic that if they lighten up on the Copts, say, that means they have to go easy on extremists of the cut-your-head-off-with-a-sword variety as well. A similar dynamic seems to be in place with the Saudi's, and others.
I understand that there is no infinite ability of the US to make other countries do what we want, but it seems we're willing to go over the cliff of democracy without even attempting to help establish some of the cultural and societal precursors necessary for its success. Without a doubt it would be very difficult, but so is what we're doing now. And I'm having a very hard time shaking the growing sense that much of the State Dept ( and CIA and…) is just not up to the job, strategically and otherwise. I think we're in for a long and unpleasant war, especially if Iran continues down the road to nukes and our institutions -both national and international- continue to fall far short.
I recall Paul Bremer's great farewell speech to the people of Iraq, in which he admonished them that the fate of democracy was entirely in their hands–as citizens. How do we communicate the values that a society must hold pervasively in order for democracy to work? How do we get societies that have never had such values to embrace them? I'm not sure that elections are the most beneficial thing to have in places where — as with the Palestinian Authority — the political parties don't believe the state should even have a monopoly of force; or where the Koran and the cause of "justice" always trump the rule of law.


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I keep hearing defence wins championships. If this is true, I wonder what you think of this as a Winnipeg Jets fan.
A hockey team seems to be built on the premise that you have three levels - a goaltender who stops pucks, a defence which assists the goaltender and prevents goals from being scored and a forwards who provide offence. This Winnipeg roster is not equipped to do this.
Pavelec, who is our consensus starting goaltender (who we recently signed to a multi-year deal) was among the lowest ranked goaltenders in the league as it correlated to save percentages and goals against average. This multi-year deal tells me as a fan that we did not need to upgrade the position. A 1-2 year deal is a stop gap, 4-5 years to me suggests that this player is a franchise player.
Our defensive players are led by Enstrom and Byfuglien. Both players were given long term contracts by Winnipeg and Atlanta respectively. Both are offensive defencemen and historically are/will be out of position to transition the puck from our defensive zone. How can a coach suggest we play stronger defensive hockey when 2 of our best defencemen are attempting to play a rover position? More importantly, Wouldn't it be wise to put these players on different lines or simply on the power play? Wouldn't it be wise to pair them with defensive minded players who can make up for their defensive shortcomings? We don't seem to do either of these. Ironically, Noel is preaching defence but he does not admonish either of these players for their defensive play. Clitsome, Redmond, Postma and even Bogosian have been considered offensive defencemen at one time or another. Our newest draft selection, Trouba is another offensive defenceman. Stuart and Hainsey could be considered stay at home defencemen but are paired with one another. How can you preach defence when you are acknowledging the accomplishments and roaming skills of the offensive minded players?
Last year, I thought the best defenceman on the power play was Stapleton. In many respects, I felt that Glass, Slater, Thorburn, Burmistrov and Wellwood were better defencemen than forwards. I can appreciate the back check however, these players are primarily paid to score goals and/or forecheck, not play defence.
Simply put, under the coaching direction of Noel and player personnel GM Chevaldaeoff, I do not expect this to change. They seem to agree with this philosophy. I wonder if I am the only person who notices this and does not accept the premise of what Noel is philosophizing/preaching versus what he does in practice/strategy. If we preach defence, shouldn't we try to do it? If we are preaching defence, wouldn't it be wise to identify and sign defensive defencemen?
just a thought...
Trouba wasn't drafted as an offensive defenseman. The reason why he fell in the draft was because people questioned his offensive abilities.
Bogosian looked GREAT defensively last season, the question is whether he can contribute offensively. Who cares about what he has been called earlier? He showed us what he could do defensively last season. Unless that wrist surgery completely screwed him up, we have a gem defensively right there.
When has Enström ever been known as attempting to play the rover position? When has he ever been known to be a bad defensive player? Or even average? Since when doesn't the pairing of Buff and Enström work? What are you talking about?
If you use your argument about contract extension for Pavelec (which is slightly off) for Enstrom than your argument about Enstrom would contradict your above statements.
In the end I look at it like this...
Top pair Enstrom - Byfuglien:
One of the top 10 pairs (as a whole) in the league. Enstrom is actually more of a two-way guy but get's erroneously called offensive due to his size. When together they outscore the opponent which wins you games. Heck Byfuglien has been getting better defensively and I think yesterday showed that. Enstrom is not a rover but in-fact a strong support player in being Byfuglien's safety net (much like Suter was for Weber who also is a rover). I see no changes needed here... and even if Byfuglien starts regressing Bogosian should be able to take the role no problem.
Second pair Hainsey-Bogosian:
When together (which due to injuries between the two or between Enstrom and Byfuglien wasn't often enough... only 272 mins or 13-18 games) they actually out shoot and score on the opponent and win games. Hainsey isn't a long term solution but we will hopefully be able to find a stop-gap to replace him in the 2013 UFA pool. Trouba will most likely be here in 3-4 years which will either pair up with Bogosian or replace Bogosian if Bogosian ends up on the first pair.
Bottom pair Stuart-Postma:
Stuart and Postma while opposites in what they do are the same in that they will both be effective only in a sheltered bottom role. They are easy to fill out in FA or waivers, but it shows our problem. When one of our top4 get injured we don't have any replacements for them.
Enstrom isn't a rover or primarily O defenseman. Enstrom is a 2way (although undersized) defenseman whose main game is playing smart positional hockey. He's one if not our most effective defensemen in reducing shots and goals.
Trouba wasn't drafted as an offensive defensemen. Trouba was projected to be a defensive defensemen that had a solid enough shot that he could play point shot for secondary PP. A lot of people were comparing Trouba early to Foote. Recently Trouba has found his offensive game and may turn out to be more of a two-way guy with a mean streak a la Pronger or Weber (not saying he'll be as amazing as them, just style-wise).
I think you're wrong that Glass and Thorburn are good defensively...
I find that defensive defensemen is a huge misnomer as the "true" meaning of the word is REALLY rare. A defensive defensemen would be someone who has strong skating, positioning and breakout pass, so they are useful in shuttdown players and pushing the play forward but don't have playmaking skills or shot to be dangerous offensively. Scuderi on the LAK is a perfect example of this. But, truculent defensemen tend to get placed in the role of defensive defensemen because the better defensemen are given more offensive roles and because they try hard... they actually tend (not always *cough* Postma) be worse defensively than offensive defensemen but they don't have any use elsewhere. These examples are like our own Stuart (more truculent/heart&soul guy) is less efficient defensively than Hainsey (more offensive guy).
I see our problems as this... we only have 3 guys who can be a main piece in a top 4 (Enstrom, Byfuglien and Bogosian), one guy who can support a top4 player but can no longer carry the load (Hainsey). Honestly if we can upgrade Hainsey in the offseason to a guy who doesn't need to always need to be the support piece and give some developmental years to guys like Postma... we'll be fine.
Enstrom? An out of position rover? No.
The Enstrom-Byfuglien pairing is actually a pretty powerful pairing, even defensively they're quite good (as long as Byfuglien maintains position, or a forward covers). Even then Byfuglien has been trending upwards in the defensive area.
Enstrom is a strong defensive player on his own and I wouldn't say he qualifies at all as a roamer.
Also, Trouba is not at all an offensive defenseman. In fact his biggest critique when getting drafted was his offensive game and whether it would grow. Everyone knew he had a bomb of a shot and could skate very well, but he hadn't put it all together at the time.
Hainsey also only recently is considered a defensive defenseman. He's had to adapt to that new role recently and I think he leaves us this offseason (or we trade him) for an expanded offensive role that he used to have.
Bogosian is also a steady all-minutes guy.
I understand that it is very true we need better defenseman. Especially those who specialize in the defensive area of the game itself. I just disagree with the whole premise of this. A few analysis of players are incorrect (Enstrom, Trouba, etc.) while also slagging Noel and Chevy to a degree. I agree we should have gone after another defensive defenseman last season, but who's to say we didn't? The pickings were pretty slim for what we were looking for.
Plus organizationally we need to give players like Postma and Redmond a shot. Filling up the blueline wasn't going to get that done.
I also don't really get the Noel hate. Not his biggest fan myself, but he works with what he has. What have you noticed in practice/strategy that doesn't connect for you? I haven't seen him touting playing an open system (like Ramsey's in Atlanta) and the system they currently play doesn't resemble it at all either.
The defense corp has to be good at actual defense to win, but in this day and age, if you don't get scoring from your D you're not going to win either. Jets are working to get the right balance. Should be much improved when Zach is back.
As much as I'd kind of like to see what Tobi could do if he "freed" from having to worry about what Buff is doing, they are a formidable pairing. Elite, in fact. In a nutshell, Buff is a game-changer and Tobi is creative enough to flow with him and defensive enough to cover for him. I'm not sure you could find a better pairing for Buff other than somehow finding someone exactly like Tobi but 30 lbs heavier... and that guy probably does not exist in the NHL.
Even if you are "preaching defence" as a coach, you still are not going to put the shackle on a D-pairing where #33 is 3rd in D-man scoring... and there isn't a defender higher on last years D scoring list in fewer games than Enstrom other than Letang.
Sidebar: I saw Buff haul azz to get back into position yesterday a few times yesterday. His cardio is in mid-season form. The Big Buy showed up to play this year.
Bogosian and Trouba both have heavy shots, but I don't think you'd find many people who would call them "offensive defencemen." Just because they can put up offensive numbers at a level where they are physically dominant doesn't mean they project as that type of player in the NHL.
The reason our "defense" stinks is more of a team issue than the 6 defencemen IMO. As a team we are poor at getting the puck out of the zone and controlling the puck, not to mention the average goaltending.
For every time Tobi has to adjust to accept a pass in tight, he breaks up 2 passes and poke-checks another winger with that long stick. It's a net gain for him or he wouldn't be using it.
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Notice what Buff did 1on1 against Turris. Stood up straight to block the shot. Toby does something different. He places that looooong stick right at the other guys stick to deflect the shot high and out of play. He's done that for years and is very good at it.
It's a bad misnomer.
Good defensive defensemen are guys like (all of variable degrees of goodness):
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I fully expect Bogo to become a top ten NHL defenseman and for Trouba to successfully transition into a number 3/number 4 d-man. We don't have a lot to worry about.
Everytime Postma touches the puck think something bad always happens. He made some serious mistakes against sens.
Really hope that clit and postma are way better today.. we cant afford anymore mistakes at our end
Part of me wishes Kulda was still around this year. He is exactly what we need until Bogosian gets back. Nothing flashy but plays solid and doesn't make serious mistakes.
He brings a stay-at-home, defensive mentality that Clitsome, Postma and Redmond do not bring. Maybe he doesn't top out as high, but who cares at this point? We just need some stabalization until Bogo is back.
What is this thing you speak of, is it of other tongues of far off lands; maybe the lands of Hainsys?
I guess I will disagree with a majority but then again I am used to minority dissent.
I find it unusual so much offence comes from our defence. It drives me crazy that somehow Byfuglien's offensive game is more important than that of our 3-4 liners. I prefer stay at home defencemen that punish forwards for playing a finesse game. We don't have those players on this club other than maybe Bogo. I also believe it's the same problem the Oilers have faced over the last 2-3 years.
Based on my VERY AMATEUR experiences as a 3-4th line player, I always found it straining to back check. It took away from my physical play and the forecheck. I couldn't hit as often or nearly as hard to punish defencemen. It's for this reason I worry. I think it will be tough for our forwards to keep that intensity for an entire game if they are always worried about their defensive responsibilities. I don't feel it's their primary job. We need scoring and consistency. I prefer to let defencemen concentrate on defence.
I simply don't believe this is a good way to construct a hockey team (especially as we are rebuilding).
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Queue entertainment games using SMS and Call-in Telephony architecture for massive real-world gaming
My first job after graduating was at a company called Evil Genius Designs, which spun out of the Entertainment Technology Center at Carnegie Mellon. Evil Genius Designs (EGD) was working on its flagship product, Get in Line Games, specializing in games to play while waiting in line.
Get in Line Games was featured in the Queue Room at PAX 2009, the Penny Arcade Expo for gaming. We entertained a crowd of 6,000 for two hours in the morning and in the evening using a custom platform that allowed everyone in line to play games together on their cell phones.
I programmed half of the ten games we brough to PAX using ActionScript 3.0. Some games were simple, like Trivia, others more complex picture-reveal games.
PAX brought us back for two more shows, the inaugural PAX East 2010 and PAX (West) 2010.
One game I'm especially proud of is PAX Jump, built using motion-detecting software which I designed and built. PAX Jump interfaces with Evil Eye, a camera trained on the audience. When the audience moves from side to side, Evil Eye picks up on their position. PAX Jump, built on Flash, then queries the Evil Eye box for the positioning and uses that data to move an avatar on the screen left and right.
We also debuted games built on our call-in architecture, which allows guests to call in to a phone number then play a game by pushing the buttons on their keypad. Beach Ball Bonanza used this tech to have over 200 synchronous callers work together to bat a beach ball over the screen.


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The Chaplains
Each chaplain conducts services for their community and provides for their spiritual needs. In addition, there are discussions, retreats and interfaith dialogues that help round out programs for spiritual life on campus.
Most religious traditions also have a student club that affords opportunities for greater involvement. If we can ever be of service to you, please do not hesitate to contact us.
- Reverend Matt Carriker, Protestant Chaplain
- Allison Cornelisse, Pastoral Associate for Catholic and Spiritual Life
- Maryam Sharrieff, Interim Muslim Chaplain
- Rabbi Elyse Winick, Jewish Chaplain
- Rabbi Charlie Schwartz, Jewish Chaplain


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Shrinking Cities: Volume 2: Interventions
Shrinking cities have pushed urban design and classical city planning to their limits. The new challenges they pose require new approaches, joining the "hard" tools of construction with the "soft" tools of political, social, cultural and communications interventions. Shrinking Cities: Volume 2: Interventions provides an international overview of experimental concepts for taking action in shrinking cities, cataloguing tools from the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, urban construction, the media, performance and art. The approaches range from artistic intercessions and self-empowering projects to architectural and landscape interventions, and from strategies of media communication and city marketing to new legal regulations and utopian designs. A series of essays offers critical debate of both successful and failed projects of recent decades. Examples include the products of creative forces including William Alsop, Gordon Matta-Clark, Crimson, Jeremy Deller, OMA, Cedric Price, Andreas Siekmann, Robert Smithson, Stalker, Superflex and O. M. Ungers, in countries including the United States, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Austria, Russia and Japan.
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Exam boards to be graded
THERE is a vast disparity be-tween the service provided by Britain's best and worst-performing exam boards, according to a report into complaint-handling to be published on Monday.
The first league table of boards will identify which are letting pupils down, in an effort to ensure they improve before this summer's exams.
The report, to be published by the exam regulators, the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, assesses the performance of the three English boards - OCR, Edexcel, and the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance - as well as Northern Ireland's CCEA and Wales's WJEC.
While the figures show that some boards must speed up their service, the report also identifies areas of good practice.
Officials at the AQA, formed by a merger between the Northern and Associated exam boards, believe they successfully dealt with priority queries by introducing new procedures last summer.
It saved time by requiring examiners to re-mark priority papers in its headquarters while other boards wasted vital days mailing papers to examiners around the country.
Northern Ireland's CCEA is unique in that it operates an accelerated service which re-marks papers within two weeks for an extra fee.
But the data also highligh the poor service received by many sixth-formers whose university places are jeopardised because of poor marking.
A "fast-track" re-marking service for candidates who face losing their university place was introduced in 1998 to ensure a response within 30 days of a complaint. But the report reveals the extent to which some exam boards failed to deliver the supposedly fast-track results on time.
Edexcel admitted that it met the deadline for priority A-level candidates in just 64 per cent of cases.
However, this is much better than its success at handling mainstream GCSE results - just 15 per cent of those appeals were dealt with within the 40-day deadline.
An Edexcel spokeswoman said the increasing volume of enquiries had been responsible for last year's delays. "We regret that we did not meet the key targets set by QCA in 1999. We intend to speed up the turn-around of enquiries this year," she said.
OCR, the Oxford and Cambridge board, also admits problems in dealing with priority papers.
Ron McLone, OCR director of policy, said: "No students must lose their place at university; we clearly have got to do a lot better. We will be organising the priority re-mark system differently this year because we felt we were learning last year and can now improve our operation."


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When you ask anyone to name their favorite part of Call of Duty: World at War, nine times out of ten you'll hear "killing Nazi zombies". Hell, even Forgetting Sarah Marshall star Mila Kunis told me that last year during a press junket interview … EVERYBODY loves killing zombies, and Nazi zombies make it even better!
Well, guess what, soldiers?! You'll be getting to kill Nazi zombies all over AGAIN! Last Friday, August 13th, Josh Olin, Treyarch's Community Manager, confirmed that Nazi zombies will again invade your universe as "callback co-op levels" in the special editions of Call of Duty: Black Ops.
Olin shared through his Twitter (follow @JD_2020) that the "Hardened" and "Prestige" editions of Black Ops will include all four of the existing maps in World at War BUT kept mum about whether owners of the standard edition would be able to acquire this content via paid DLC.
I would HOPE the answer will be "Sir, yes Sir!", but you NEVER know.
Call of Duty: Black Ops hits the ground running this November 9th, 2010, which I am SUPER STOKED about but can't help but wonder: Will this news make owners of CoD: WaW shell out the extra cash for the Hardened ($79.99) or Prestige ($149.99 which includes the RC-XD Video Surveillance Vehicle) editions or simply buy the standard ($59.99) and pop in WaW when they wanna pretend they're Inglourious Basterds?
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This cool and nifty wallet has two large pockets for cash and receipts, two credit card pockets that expand to hold lots of cards and two quick access business cards pockets. It can instantly expand and adapt to your own personal storage needs. What's more, it is tear-resistant, water-resistant and recyclable.
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Who Wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls? (The Search for the Secret of Qumran)
Theorizing that the Dead Sea Scrolls were written by Jews in Jerusalem and smuggled out, a scholar backs his claims with handwritings, archaeological findings, and knowledge of ancient Jewish history. 35,000 first printing. BOMC, QPB, History, Newbridge Natural Science, & Reader's Subscription Alt.
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Hi, very little scholarships are available to pursue MBA in Singapore. James Cook University conducts a Scholarship Test every year and it normally happens in the month of April, May and it awards about 30 to 40 Schoalrships ranging from 10% to 50%. University of New Castle also gives out scholarships of 2000 to 3000 $ but then you need to watch out for the scholarships. Not sure when they would announce them.
I would advise you not to look out for scholarships and seek a good bank loan of 12 to 15 lakhs to do a good MBA inn Singapore. Amity Singapore campus offers a MBA at a lower cost of about 8 to 10 lakhs in Singapore.
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Hi,Like any other nation of the world special scholarships are allotted in Singapore for students to encourage higher education in them.
The students who meet the criteria required for receiving the scholarships can apply for the one's that suits their career interests. There are some special scholarships for the students in need of financial assistance and for those with exceptionally good academic background.
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text: Hi Guys Just thought I would post up some pics of the current project. The rims are on, the rears didn't really want to go on but they went on with a little work. I am still considering a wide arch conversion of some sort, but I don't want an RS4 rep (I hate cars that look like something they are not). We might make the arches about 10mm wider with matal to give a wide look that is still quite subtle. The stance need sorting as the front is too high and the rears about a low as it can be at the moment (until we go wide arch), so considering coilovers so we can get the stance we want. It just seems a waste to stick £700 KW V1s on a car that is just for cruising in!!!! We will start on the audio soon with an Alpine HU, Focal front comps with Focal amp and an MB Quart 12" sub with a Focal amp running it. I'll keep you posted as we go. Let me know what you think of the rims.


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After letting a bunch of kale rot in my crisper drawer one time too many, I discovered that I don't like it. Let me backpedal a little. I don't know how to cook kale, and eating it in a salad isn't an option – so much chewing! However, kale is one of the healthiest green vegetables because of it's high fibre content. It's also an excellent source of vitamin K, vitamin A, vitamin C, the B vitamins, iron, protein, and magnesium. That's a long list.
The best part is you don't need to eat a lot of kale to get all these benefits, and I discovered a rule of thumb when deciding how to make this leafy vegetable delicous: always eat it cooked and always with other foods that drown out the taste…er I mean, bring out other flavours. It's great in soups, stews, stir-frys, and grilled sandwiches!
1. White Bean & Kale Quesadillas
I tried a version of these at a restaurant, and they were delicious! You can choose to dip your quesadilla in chipotle sauce or bake it inside with all the other ingredients. Another tip: add caramelized onions! You won't regret this.
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2. Mediterranean Kale, Bean, and Farro Stew
Getting enough veggies in the winter can be a real struggle because all everyone wants is to eat pasta, pasta, and more pasta. Try this amazing soup-stew on the stove-top or slow cooker to warm up your insides.
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3. Creamy Gnocchi Soup with Kale & Sausage
It's time for some Zuppa Toscana! You'll need: hot Italian sausage, roasted red peppers, kale, gnocchi, and heavy cream. Would it hurt to add some bacon and Parmesan cheese? I think not. Don't you think it sounds mouthwatering?
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4. Ginger Beef, Mushroom & Kale Stir-Fry
When you have a bunch of day-old kale in the fridge and no time to spare, whip up a homemade sauce in minutes and fry up strips of steak, garlic, mushrooms, kale, and green onions. Serve over rice or noodles.
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5. Kale, Potato & Onion Frittata
Instead of making your usual omelette for Sunday brunch, try something new. Cook onions, kale, garlic, diced potatoes, and eggs in a frying pan before transferring them to the oven to finish the cooking time. Yum!
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