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Missed Costa Maya Port on Rhapsody of the Seas due to rough seas. Ship is out of date, very boring, only 1 pool, foul smell in some places of the boat, bar service is around 20 mins a round to get a drink, food is awful!!!!!!! Never again will I ever cruise or ever recommended anyone to do so. I am so disappointed as I spent months on this trip planning and researching ports of call and the whole experience was negative.
We'll be on the March 4th cruise, too!! I've cruised b4 (albiet 20+ years ago), but loved it! I would suggest investing in some "Seabands," which work using pressure points to stop ANY KIND of motion sickness. THEY ARE A MUST! Otherwise, I think it will bee SMOOTH SAILING! 😅Don't worry...I'm sure we will have a ball!! 😊
Don't be nervous, relax and enjoy. This is my 7th cruise and based on my experience you will be planning your next cruise before this one ends. My only advice is to get a prescription for motion sickness patches prior to your cruise if you have any concerns about getting seasick. On my last cruise my daughter in law got seasick and someone was nice enough to give her a patch.
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On the evening of June 23, 2010, I was attending a dinner at the Korean ambassador's residence in Canberra's Empire Circuit. In an elegant setting, a dozen or so of Canberra's diplomatic representatives gathered at the invitation of His Excellency Dr Kim Woo-sang. From the time they gathered for pre-dinner drinks, the ambassador's guests were absorbing the early evening news that Kevin Rudd, prime minister for 2½ years, was now locked away with his deputy in his Parliament House office and living out his final hours in the nation's top job.
I was completely distracted as courses were served and taken away, and as my dinner companions attempted to politely skirt the only topic of interest in Canberra that night. Then, finally, came a question from one of the diplomatic wives, ''Is Australia ready for a female prime minister?'' That stopped all the chatter in an instant and, as the only MP present, everyone looked at me. My response was short and prickly: ''We have a prime minister.''
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It is fair to say I didn't do much to advance Australian-Korean relations that night. I made my excuses and left shortly after. By then it was close to 10.30pm and I was in a filthy mood. For months, Rudd had been focused on lengthy health negotiations and running a crowded agenda - but in the post-budget period, his office had started to work through the complexity. Gillard's obligation, surely, was to help Rudd implement the big ambitions he'd set for the government's first term. Instead, she was getting ready to knife her leader. Only 2½ years earlier, Rudd had beaten John Howard in the 2007 federal poll. How the hell would any of us explain it at the coming election?
Back at my flat in Griffith, I switched on ABC-TV's Lateline and couldn't believe what I was seeing. Paul Howes, national secretary of the Australian Workers' Union and the latest look-at-me, available-anytime-anywhere commentator, was telling the nation via Tony Jones that it was time to anoint Julia Gillard as PM. This set my blood pressure racing. Who appointed this bloke as a member of caucus? Howes explained that he'd rung Gillard that evening to tell her the AWU's position, and added, ''It's not unlike the position of the Health Services Union. I've seen that Michael Williamson, who's also the national president of the party, has also endorsed Julia Gillard's leadership.''
The HSU would soon be at the centre of a major national scandal surrounding its own leadership and alleged fraud, but right now, just like the AWU and others, it was busy telling Labor MPs in caucus - the ones they ''owned'' - that it was time to back someone seen to be more sympathetic to their interests. That's how it works, and Rudd never wanted anything to do with it. He'd tried to govern differently, without paying heed to the dominant factions and their union backers. He was never one of the ''tribe'' - and was now paying the price.
I knew instinctively that the events of the day wouldn't be going down well in my northern Sydney electorate of Bennelong. A community that had made a significant shift in 2007 wasn't going to be impressed by an execution squad bringing down the leader of the party they'd voted for. They knew Rudd, but who were these other characters whose names were suddenly all over the airwaves as supporters of Gillard? Labor senators like Don Farrell and David Feeney barely registered with the average voter, yet here they were, seemingly at the centre of things. Karl Bitar, the transplanted NSW supremo and national secretary of the party in 2010, was also part of the push against Rudd. And there were two others taking aim at the PM: NSW Senator Mark Arbib and Victorian MP Bill Shorten. Rudd had provided them with an elevator ride to the top, promoting both in record time. What explained their disloyalty?
I put in calls to two people: Rudd's chief of staff Alister Jordan and senior minister Anthony Albanese. Both sounded despondent after a night of phoning on behalf of Rudd. From what they said, it seemed clear that the fix was in, that Rudd was the victim of an ambush that had been months in the planning. Earlier in the evening, Albanese had met in Wayne Swan's office with the old Beazley loyalists, among them senior ministers Jenny Macklin, Stephen Smith and Stephen Conroy. All of them knew the price the party had paid in diminished authority for the leadership wars of the opposition years. Rudd had finally delivered them victory and their ministries, yet 2½ years into government they were telling Albanese they were prepared to go along with the plotters for the sake of a ''clean break''. Fed up with them, Albanese told them they would wreck the Labor Party and left.
Albanese had also warned Rudd back in May, when the budget was being presented, to watch his back. Albo's antennae had been twitching for months, ever since he'd watched Gillard's cross-border intervention in the NSW preselections the previous November. Altered boundaries had left Reid MP Laurie Ferguson without a seat, but as he was Gillard's chief standard bearer in NSW, the deputy PM made it clear she wanted Ferguson ''looked after''. Gillard prevailed. Chris Hayes, who'd taken over the western Sydney seat of Werriwa from Mark Latham, was blasted out of Werriwa to accommodate Ferguson.
By 11.30pm the phones went quiet. For everyone. Rudd had called a late-night press conference to announce the convening of a special caucus meeting the following morning at 9am: ''It's far better for these things to be done quickly rather than being strung out over a period of time.'' And he added that, if returned as leader, he would be sending a clear message to the right wing of the party that ''we will not be lurching to the right on the issue of asylum seekers''.
I took one last call around midnight from someone who worked in the hothouse of Parliament and was close to the action. He reminded me of Gillard's lack of generosity towards me; more than that, her pattern of condescension and the way her office had locked me out of some important policy development. Gillard may have had the words ''social inclusion'' in her title, but the concept never seemed to extend to me.
I didn't have to agonise. It wasn't about Gillard, but about loyalty to a prime minister still serving his first term. Rudd had disappointed with his colossal misjudgment in April 2010 when he'd dropped plans for an emissions trading scheme. I'd told him so at the first opportunity and found his response unconvincing. But against that I saw a winning trifecta: a leader who had beaten Howard, who had taken us beyond the shame of our history and made a heartfelt apology to indigenous Australians, and who, in the face of a global financial crisis, had made the timely and bold calls that saved us from recession.
Next morning, it was clear from all the media reporting that this was a minority view, and a small minority at that. I had always felt like an outsider in Parliament House and on this morning never more so. After a brief stop at my own office, I went straight to see Rudd ahead of the caucus showdown. It was just after 8am. I didn't expect a crowd, but it was a shock to see how thin the numbers were as we gathered outside Rudd's suite. Some of the Queenslanders were there: Jon Sullivan, Chris Trevor and Claire Moore. The government whip Roger Price and ACT MP Annette Ellis arrived to provide moral support. But there was only a handful of ministers - Martin Ferguson, John Faulkner, Anthony Albanese, Craig Emerson and Lindsay Tanner - who were openly backing Rudd.
The power had already vanished. When? Last night? Early this morning? Either way, it had evaporated. The end was swift, brutal, almost silent. That was the shock of it.
I wanted a few minutes with Rudd, away from the others. Alister Jordan opened the door to the PM's suite and there he was: no longer commanding and full of energy, but shattered and with a face as white as the wall. He was behind the desk writing notes for the caucus meeting that was about to discard him. His wife, Thérèse, and children, Marcus, Jessica and Nicholas, were in the room, all of them red-eyed from crying. It felt like the loneliest place on the planet. Rudd stood up and came around from the desk and I put my arms around him. What do you say to a man who is about to lose the glittering prize of the prime ministership? The best I could manage by way of consolation was a banal, ''This shouldn't be happening.''
Only a few weeks earlier I'd been in this same room having a rare one-on-one over a cup of tea with Rudd. It was at the height of the torrid campaign by the mining companies opposed to the super-profits tax, and by then he was fighting on multiple fronts. At times, he looked friendless. I suggested he needed to reconnect with those things that had worked for him during the campaign in 2007: the focus, the discipline, the purpose. Tell people what you've done. You didn't blink when the GFC hit. You honoured Labor's primary purpose and kept the nation working. And, as tactfully as I could, I also told him to drop the extravagant rhetoric and speak plainly. No more ''revolutions'' or ''greatest moral challenges''. Use verbs. Let them do the work.
Neither of us knew it, but it was too late. Too late for everything.
Anthony Albanese was watching the clock. It was close to 9am, the time for the special caucus meeting that was about to anoint a disloyal deputy as Australia's next prime minister. It's quite a trek from the ministerial suites, across King's Hall, and down the corridors to the caucus room. And every ghastly second of this gallows march was followed by television crews. We stiffened our backs and faked our smiles.
I was so angry I could have taken someone's head off. How had it come to this? I knew my fate was sealed. I operated on the principle that the whole idea of factional fealty was arcane and had rebuffed an early offer to join the NSW Right. It meant that I set myself apart from the Sussex Street machine, and that had been noted. Mark Arbib and Karl Bitar (dubbed ''Karl Marks'' by some of the Rudd staffers) saw themselves as enforcers. When they kneecapped Rudd they expected caucus to comply, and most did. No one said anything about my non-compliance, but they watched and saw that I stood with Rudd - and that meant I was on my own. It had significant consequences when it came to the 2010 re-election campaign in Bennelong.
I looked at the faces of ministers; most were staring straight ahead. Penny Wong was crying. The key protagonists, Gillard and Rudd, were in the front row, a few seats apart and making eye contact with no one.
Rudd spoke first. In what was a remarkably dispassionate analysis, he acknowledged that many of the people in the room were fearful because of declining polls, but made the point that this was after two years of spectacular ascendancy. He talked of his deep concern that the federal parliamentary Labor Party was now being subject to the same kind of pressures and practices that prevailed in NSW: the routine and cavalier removal of leaders in an effort to shore up flagging support.
At one point, Rudd's voice appeared to break. Sitting close to the podium that Rudd was gripping for support, Graham Perrett, one of the Queensland MPs who won the Brisbane seat of Moreton on the back of the Rudd surge in 2007, half stood and said, ''Are you right, mate?'' Poor Graham. Was he having second thoughts already?
Rudd finished by saying he would not contest the ballot ''because the interests of this party and this government must transcend the interests of any individual in it''.
And then it was over.
Julia Gillard's leadership was endorsed by caucus and, shortly after, she took the oath of office. Those who'd orchestrated this moment never considered that there might be any kind of backlash against this lightning-fast grab for power.
On February 13, 2012, I watched as Julia Gillard traded away a bit more of her credibility in an astonishing interview on Four Corners. No girlish giggles this night, only short sharp responses. Reporter Andrew Fowler had reviewed the events leading to Rudd's removal and was pressing the PM about two points: her knowledge, prior to June 2010, of private party polling that showed adverse results for Rudd, and of the pre-coup preparations being made by Gillard staffers for a victory speech.
Gillard told Four Corners that her staffers ''might have been casting in their mind where circumstances might get to''. She had ''no specific recall'' of private polling and critically, she told Fowler, ''I made a decision to run for prime minister on the day I walked into Kevin Rudd's office and asked him for a ballot.''
Come again? Gillard exercises top-down control over her office. Her forensic attention to detail sets her apart and her careful planning of every career move is legendary. Politics is her life and she gives it everything she has.
A speech I'd prepared for a Sydney Institute presentation in early 2009 was vetted and parsed by three separate Gillard staffers before I was ''allowed'' to deliver it. Nothing happened without Gillard's say-so. Her office was a machine, and an efficient one. It suited her perfectly and advanced her ambitions. Yet Gillard consistently represented herself as a last-minute conscript to the party leadership, as someone who was on the periphery of events right up until the final hours of the showdown against Rudd.
The voting public never bought this. The manner of Rudd's removal in June 2010 either bewildered or infuriated Australians. In turn, it fed a sense of illegitimacy about Gillard's tenure and tainted much of what she has attempted since the election of 2010. Gillard's backers, however, have been masterful in the way they have cemented a particular narrative about Rudd's deficiencies as a leader. For a long time, the media reflected this with story after story denigrating Rudd as the worst kind of martinet, someone who had contempt for proper process, and a leader who ignored his ministers. But in the time since the June 2010 coup, a different and more complex story has emerged, one told by ministers and caucus members who feel they were manipulated into a rush of judgment against Rudd. They now see Rudd as the victim of an ambush carried out by a group of political mercenaries. The cost has been catastrophic.
Over the past year, I have spent hours talking with former colleagues as they have reviewed in their own minds the events that have proved so devastating for the Labor government. They are by no means myopic when it comes to Rudd. They accept that he can be a deeply polarising figure for many in the broader labour movement. But above all, they see plainly what the electorate sees: the diminished authority that is the direct consequence of a political organisation that casually discards its leaders.
One veteran Labor MP describes it this way: ''This was a very professional hit against Rudd. Don't let anyone tell you any different. This challenge was over before anyone had any time to think about it. It played itself out behind closed doors. Kevin was locked up for five hours. I've been through seven of these bloody things and we were all locked out. They herded everyone in a way that has come back to bite them, and the party. And there was absolutely no justification for it. We were not a bad government. The same people claiming we had lost our way were integral to the direction of the government.''
Julia Gillard, in her first statement after taking over from Rudd, said that ''a good government had lost its way''. What did she mean? It now appears that the first thing that was ''lost'' was Gillard's faith in the government's ability to prosecute the case for an emissions trading scheme, or ETS. She wanted it junked and from the beginning of 2010 never let up in putting forward this point.
In early January 2009, Julia Gillard met Kevin Rudd at Kirribilli House. They sat out on the verandah, with its glorious views of Sydney Harbour, and where the ambience can usually be relied on to promote easy talk and resolution. Not on this occasion. Gillard had a blunt message for her prime minister. She told Rudd that under no circumstances would she support the case for an election based on the need for action on climate change. She made reference to the potency of the bush campaign being run by Barnaby Joyce, the maverick Queensland National Party senator.
Joyce had his followers, but was Gillard, the government's best performer in Parliament, really rattled by Joyce? Rudd argued his ground but found his deputy immovable, and from this point, the tone of the relationship between leader and deputy started to change.
Gillard never relented, and throughout the early months of 2010 continued to pressure Rudd to abandon the ETS. She was backed by Treasurer Wayne Swan. On one occasion, she sent a written message to Rudd that went to the absolutism of her position: she would have nothing to do with an election campaign that re-argued the case for an ETS.
Had she continued in a more traditional way as a supportive deputy, she could have helped the government negotiate its way through a complex policy. But instead, she decided to take on her prime minister on an issue that was central to his credibility, Rudd having dubbed climate change ''the great moral challenge of our generation''.
The parliamentary sitting weeks that preceded the June coup had been joyless. Rudd acknowledged to his colleagues the multiple problems for the government: border protection, the school building and insulation programs, the ETS and the mining tax. We were being defined by our opponents and it wasn't flattering.
Rudd's personal popularity had taken a dive, with the early June 2010 Nielsen polling showing the PM's approval rating had dropped to 41 per cent. That represented an 18-point movement in the space of two months. The two-party preferred result was even more alarming, coming in at 47-53 in the Coalition's favour. But Newspoll told a better story and suggested the worst was behind us. The poll recorded on the weekend of June 18-20, only days before Rudd was replaced by Gillard, showed the government on a winning two-party preferred margin of 52-48, having moved ahead from the 50-50 two-party preferred result recorded immediately after the budget. And considering all the negatives Rudd was dealing with, he was still preferred as PM by 46 per cent of Australians, compared with 37 per cent who favoured the Coalition's Tony Abbott. On another measure, that of net approval rating, while he was PM, Rudd averaged an incredible figure of plus 34.
But a very different picture was being selectively presented to ministers and caucus members. Internal party research purported to show the government's vote in free-fall, with a potential loss of up to 30 seats. Polling in government-held regional NSW marginal seats apparently showed a wipeout. There was one problem with this: it was impossible to reconcile with the published polling. So what explained this disparity?
A favoured technique in NSW had been to treat qualitative polling as something more scientific. Instead of listening to the views of voters in order to glean the occasional insight that might inform the prosecution of a message, Bitar and Arbib were fans of an American approach that scored messages to a mathematical formula. Individuals in a focus group, for instance, would be asked to rate a particular statement from one to five. The exercise is repeated across different states and among different kinds of voters. The figures are added up and, hey presto, a collective judgment is delivered! This has left one MP deeply unimpressed: ''The people who engage in these techniques have no serious political compass, and certainly no sense of the history and culture of the party. They have an instrumental approach to the administration of the Labor Party that is almost entirely uninformed by principle.''
In the time that has passed since Rudd's removal as leader, many caucus members have said they were conned. Manipulated. And a principal tool in the enterprise was research commissioned and owned by the Labor Party. As the party's national secretary at the time, Bitar has to take responsibility for this research that was used against the then prime minister. It draws a harsh judgment from many, but in particular from John Faulkner, who told me, ''For a party official to use party research to undermine a serving Labor prime minister - or any party leader for that matter - is quite improper and should never, never be tolerated. Unfortunately, this is just what happened in 2010. I am aware of caucus colleagues who were shown or handed research. I consider this was just sheer bastardry.''
This is a strong statement from Faulkner, who is a trusted figure within the party, and he maintains that trust because he is a man who keeps his counsel. He was a participant, not just a witness, in the long discussions between Rudd and Gillard that took place on the evening of June 23, Rudd's last night as PM. Faulkner has never spoken about the details, and says he never will. But such was Faulkner's disgust and contempt for the way Rudd was undermined and the way that party research has been misused that, on this matter, he was prepared to speak on the record.
Rudd's attorney-general, Robert McClelland, was shown ''research'' by Gillard supporter Brendan O'Connor the week before the June 2010 coup. McClelland recalls: ''The fact is, the numbers were rapidly flowing her way and I saw the result as inevitable. Indeed, the rhetoric from her key backers was that we needed to have an overwhelming vote endorsing her. I would also have to acknowledge the subconscious influence that tends to affect caucus members in those circumstances - it's easier to vote according to which way the wind is blowing. It is not a particularly honourable stance and I now regret not taking a stronger position - it wasn't a proud moment all round.''
He now wishes that events had played out very differently in 2010: ''If Kevin had been able to buy himself some time and two weeks earlier had said, 'Look, these self-serving bastards are moving against me and I need some decent people to sandbag around me', I, along with others, would have done it and I reckon the coup would not have happened. As it was, on the night, things moved so quickly.''
McClelland also believes, as do others, that Gillard had planned all along to take over from Rudd in the second term, but with momentum moving away from the government, she decided it was time to hit the accelerator. The party research, which purported to show Gillard's superior leadership qualities, was central to her push for power.
The anti-Rudd leaks had gone on for months: carefully placed stories about the PM's erratic behaviour, his cussedness, profane language, lack of punctuality and log-jams in his office. There was truth in some of this, but the context was never provided. Did any of it amount to a sacking offence? As for the boys from Sussex Street and assorted union bosses reaching for the smelling salts because Rudd's sense of savoir faire was not up to scratch, well, it does stretch credulity.
In fact, the charge sheet against Rudd was a convenient fig leaf. Closer to the mark is that Rudd started to tire of Arbib and Bitar's reductionist view of politics - what he saw as the haphazard and shallow advice he was getting on any number of issues: boat people, climate change and how to deal with the fallout from faulty stimulus delivery. It led to a shift in allegiance. Rudd should have set out some very clear rules of engagement from the start and his failure to do so led to misunderstandings on both sides. Rudd eventually decided that most of what he was hearing from Arbib was classic NSW-style lunacy and cut him out. By June, Rudd was not returning Arbib's calls.
There is no doubt, too, that people were worried about the coming election; there is nothing quite like the constant, stomach-churning anxiety of a marginal seat member. In a short space of time we had traded away a commanding electoral position. But every election is hard. And unique. Candidates need to get out there and argue their case. And hold their nerve. Strangely, this was not the logic that prevailed. An early decision had been taken by a few aggrieved individuals more interested in their own ambition and power than in working to restore the credibility of the government. This is how one minister summed up what happened: ''The move against Kevin was well organised by a few and the rest were stampeded. The weakest, and most common response, from caucus members was, 'Look, I don't want this to happen, but it is happening, so we need to go for Gillard because that is the way to end it'. That was the big pitch and most bought it.''
I think Kevin Rudd is culpable as well. Where he needed to charm, he scolded. Instead of cultivating loyalists among backbenchers, too often he ignored them. He is a leader who makes few allowances for people who don't share his own obsessions or can't work to his timetable. For all that, an outstanding question for me has always been why a group of senior ministers did not approach Rudd at some point in 2010 and vent their concerns? Was Rudd so intimidating that no one wanted to go near him? In the view of one MP, ''Of course Kevin could be a shit. He was never warm and leaders do need to give out a bit of love. But I can't fault him on access. The fact is he had some weak ministers. I never had any trouble seeing Kevin, but I picked my time. Prime ministers are busy people.''
I do not believe Gillard can be seen as a passive player. She was impatient for the prime ministership and allowed others to create a sense of crisis around Rudd's leadership. She then cut down a prime minister in his first term and pretended it was in the national interest to do so. The voting public saw it for what it was: a brutal grab for power. And they've never forgotten it.
Edited extract from Tales from the Political Trenches by Maxine McKew, published on Monday by MUP (rrp $29.95).
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The Bruins allowed the Toronto Maple Leafs two power-play goals, they failed on all three of their own PP chances and dropped a 4-3 decision to the Leafs at the Garden on Tuesday.
Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron and Gregory Campbell scored for the B's and they pelted goalie Jonathan Bernier with 41 shots, but James vanRiemsdyk's early third period goal held up as the game-winner.
The B's have now lost three of four and have allowed 13 goals in those three losses, six of which have come on the PK.
"It just seems like we're making simple mistakes that maybe we don't make, and they seem to be capitalizing on everything," said Marchand on the PK woes. "I think we just got to get back to keeping it a little more simple and making sure everyone does their job. Hopefully, then we can get back on a good roll."
The B's are now 0-for-16 on the PP in their last six games.
While acknowledging his team's struggles in certain areas, coach Claude Julien tried to strike a positive tone.
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Maybe they aren't prospects, but I recently drafted A TON of Russians in my dynasty league draft. It was nearing the end of the draft so I figured why not take a good Russian player who may come over rather than a North American scrub destined for the m inors
What is the likelihood that the following players will ever play in the NHL?
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If anyone can tell me whether any of those guys are likely to come over in the next few seasons or if they are just picks destined for the scrap heap, it would be greatly appreciated.
Sushinsky - He missed his chance. This season would have been the logical time for him to cross the pond if ever. He was a free agent and almost ended up in North America, at one point being almost certain that he would play in the NHL. There remains a possibility that he will try his luck in the NHL next year, but at 33 not being the fastest of players as it was, he has maybe one year of NHL caliber hockey left in him.
Bykov - Given his past tenure in North America, he would be willing to give it another go almost certainly. Yet like the reason Detroit didn't resign him after his solid season with them - he wants a respectable amount of money. If an NHL team is willing to pay him, he will play in the NHL.
Atyushov - He is very comfortable where he is now, yet has shown a tendancy to switch clubs for more money in the past. As with Bykov, I assume if an NHL team is willing to shell out the maximum he is entitled to (is the rookie max universal or does it not apply after a certain age?), he will be in North America. I have a feeling he may sign after this upcoming season.
But - There were unsubstantiated rumours that he would sign with Tampa this offseason, but they were a load of crap. He has shown willingness to participate in training camp before, indicating that he is interested in playing in North America. Unfortunetly, But would be a marginal 2nd line player or so - so crossing the pond might not be in his best interest unless he shows some improvement. Considering his decent size, he could play a bottom two line role, but would probably not be happy with such.
Korolyuk - Will almost certainly play another season or two in the NHL. The problem is that he has to honour a contract with San Jose if he wants to play in the NHL, a contract that Korolyuk does not like. He will most likely suck it up and play for San Jose the 2007-2008 season.
Zinovjev - Has been to North American camp numerous times, has shown a tendancy to abandom teams at will for very slight increases in pay. Would have hopped on a plane to Boston long ago, if not for the Bruins being stingy after he fled back to Russia when he got sent down to the AHL during his first tenure. Since the Bruins lose his rights very shortly - he will probably be signed.
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I know this title is also the title of a popular song from my favourite band (Cascada) but i feel the lyrics relate to this story. this is the next chapter in my life and i hope you enjoy! (PS story is set in UK
Hello i'm Andrew i'm 18 years old and i am currently studying computing and general IT at college. I guess you could say i'm your typical geek since i've loved computers since the age of 5.
As well as computers there is this one guy who i am interested in and i always meet in the canteen. His name is Shaun and he is so hot that i blush like a schoolgirl whenever i see his perfect smile with white glistening teeth, as well as his smile from what i've seen he has a muscular build and he works out alot from when i pass the college gym to the computer labs.
Anyways one time when i am in the canteen with Shaun we start a conversation about past relationships when he asks me the awkward question
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"Um and i have not slept with anyone because i'm a virgin" i reply honestly
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we embrace in a friendly hug which stiffens my aching cock even more as we disengage from the hug.
"Andrew i want you to be honest with me. do you fancy me?" Shaun asks in a serious tone
"Honestly i do and i realise that you may not want to talk to me ever again after my confession" I say as i get up and leave the canteen.
Trying to hide my tears i hear footsteps behind me and Shaun locks his arms around my waist
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"Andrew i've never fell in love with another man before but theres a fire burning inside me for you" he says as he kisses my neck softly.
The following day after me and Shaun have spent more time together and we have been working on projects in our respective homes.
whilst at his place i notice he is getting more frisky and never leaves my lips for a single moment and whilst i am enjoying it i think it is too soon to have sex
i push him off me and look into his eyes
"i'm sorry i can't have sex this early in our friendship plus we haven't agreed to be a boyfriend" i admit to him
he looks a little upset but he still asks me on a date which i agreed to as i start to leave his place and get ready for the date out for a meal i thought
anyways the time for the date arrives and i am waiting for Shaun to pick me up but the first of many surprises is that he pulls up in a limo and he gets out and sees my gobsmacked face
"before you ask my parents are ridiculously rich and they wanted us to have a good time" he said as he gives me a peck on the lips and cheek
i go in the limo with him and i sit next to him wondering where we are going? and if there are more surprises yet to come?
well we arrive at the place and i am immediately greeted by the fact that we are on the beach and Shaun lays a towel on the sand for us to sit on and have some food in a picnic basket
the date is a massive success as i rest my head on his chest when suddenly i look up into the night sky and i can hear fireworks exploding and also see their brightly coloured sparks
he then kisses me much more deeper and passionately now as he asks me "Andrew all my life i have been waiting for someone like you to walk into my life and since i have found that special someone will you go out with me?" he asks as he stares deeply into my eyes
"of course i will" i replied. "like you had to ask?"
we then celebrate by him lifting me in his arms and we end up going back to his place. sure we shared the same bed but nothing happened sexually just yet
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Despite requests from police unions, in a press conference held Wednesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio stands firm that he will not apologize for his incendiary remarks that stirred strong reactions from the NYPD.
Citing his "fundamental beliefs" behind his highly charged remarks made in a press conference shortly after the death of Eric Gardner in New York, de Blasio held firm his position and added that he is willing to meet and address the issues of any officer.
"There's going to be emotion, there's going to be rhetoric, there's going to be said things that shouldn't be said; but I think that underneath that there are some real issues that need to be addressed," said de Blasio.
A New York Daily News article covered by Bizpac Review on Wednesday reported that in a separate meeting held by the Police Benevolent Association, tempers flared with officers divided on whether they wanted the focus to remain on hearing an apology from the Mayor or whether the issues of providing them with proper equipment and protection to do their jobs be the key focus that needs address.
It is uncertain how the police unions will respond to this latest press conference by de Blasio. Suffice to say the matter remains unresolved and certain to anger some members of the unions.


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From Wyoming Athletics
LARAMIE — The Wyoming Cowgirl basketball team rebounded with a 55-48 win over the Boise State Broncos on Saturday afternoon in Laramie.
Kaitlyn Mileto finished with 18 points. Marquelle Dent recorded 12 points while Fallon Lewis and Kayla Woodward each chipped in nine.
Lewis led the way with 11 rebounds.
The Cowgirls were 18-54 (.333) from the field and 15-26 (.577) from the free throw line.
The Cowgirls are now 11-3 overall on the season and 2-1 in conference action, while the Broncos are 6-8 overall and 1-2 in MW play.
"Jasmine Davis and Kaylee Hoffman gave us a lift in the first half when we had some people get into some foul trouble. That was important to hang onto the lead with two starters on the bench."
The Cowgirls have a week off before heading to San Jose State on Saturday.


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Let's get this out of the way. I am addicted to the Bachelor Franchise.
It's a very roller-coaster-y love/hate relationship that I have with the Bachelor. I hate the fact that I watch every single episode of every show, and become emotionally invested in every contestant's life. I hate that I feel the need to follow all their Instagram pages to keep tabs on them. I hate the fact that I slip so easily into the detective role, tasking myself to find out if all the couples are still together, months and months later. However, I love the contestants, the back stories, the beautiful dresses, the drama, the handsome men (lookin' at you Luke Pell), the ugly cries (lookin' at you Ashley Iaconetti). I love debriefing after every episode with fellow addicts. I hate that I love wasting so much time on these people.
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AIDA64 is a system information, diagnostics, and auditing application developed by FinalWire Ltd (a Hungarian company) that runs on Windows, Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Tizen, Chrome OS and Sailfish OS operating systems. It displays detailed information on the components of a computer. Information can be saved to file in formats such as HTML, CSV, or XML.
Aida started in 1995 with the freeware ASMDEMO, a 16 bits DOS hardware analyser software with basic capabilities. The first public release was ASMDEMO v870, provided with CPU and disk benchmarks.
Then, in 2000, AIDA 1.0 was released provided with a hardware database with 12,000 entries, support for 32 bits MMX and SSE benchmarks. It has been written by Tamás Miklós.
In 2001 is released AIDA32 1.0, a 32 bits Windows system diagnostic tool with basic capabilities.
In 2002, AIDA32 2.0 is released adding XML reports and network audit with SQL database support.
In 2003, AIDA32 3.61 is out provided with a hardware database with 25,000 entries, monitor diagnotiscs and is localized to 23 languages.
The latest version 3.94 was released in March 2004. AIDA32 was distributed as freeware, and as a portable executable file which does not need to be installed on the host computer.
Development of AIDA32 was stopped on March 24, 2004.[1]
In April 2004, Miklós was appointed Executive Vice President of Software Engineering Research & Development at Lavalys. The successor of AIDA32 was the commercial Lavalys product 'Everest.[2]
Lavalys distributed a freeware version of Everest up until version 2.20, which is still available via freeware distribution websites. The freeware Everest Home Edition was discontinued on December 1, 2005 in favour of a full commercial and paid version.
The final and last version of Everest is 5.50, released in April 2010. Everest is now retired in favour of AIDA64.[3]
Corsair Memory Dashboard[edit]
In 2004, Corsair Xpert memory module has been released. This is a memory utility freeware based on AIDA32 and exclusively developed for Corsair Memory, Inc.
The Everest line was discontinued after the acquisition of Lavalys by FinalWire, a privately held company formed from members working on AIDA since its beginning and located in Budapest, Hungary. Tamas Miklos becomes the managing director of FinalWire. The principal product of FinalWire is AIDA64, taking the place of Everest.[4][5] This is now not a freeware anymore, but a commercial piece of software limited to 30 day trial before having to choose and pay for a version.
AIDA64 leaps forwards by adding a collection of 64 bits processor and memory benchmarks, an optimized ZLib data compression and an enhanced set of fractal computational floating-point benchmarks, a new CPU benchmark method to determine cryptographic hash value calculation performance, support for SSDs (SSD specific SMART entries, etc.) and extending the hardware database to 115,000 elements. All AIDA64 benchmarks are ported to 64-bit and utilize MMX, 3DNow! and SSE instructions to stress the whole potential of modern multi-core Intel and AMD processors. Customers who bought Everest were eligible to a free upgrade to AIDA64 until October 20, 2010.[6]
AIDA64 is available in four editions: in an Extreme edition targeted at home/personal use, AIDA64 Engineer, AIDA64 Business and AIDA64 Network Audit all targeted towards professionals.
On October 6, 2010, the version 1.0 was released. The version 5.20.3400 released in March 2015 had a hardware database holding over 176,000 entries.[7]
On March 5, 2015, FinalWire introduced an Android version of AIDA64. The main features are about displaying information about the SoC, CPU, screen, battery, temperature, WI-FI and cellular network, Android properties, GPU details, other listings of devices (PCI, sensors etc.) and a listing of installed apps, codecs and system directories. A version for the Android Wear platform is also available.[8]
On May 8, 2015, AIDA64 for iOS and Windows Phone have been released to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the software (1995 with ASMDEMO). The Windows Phone application is planned to be converted to an universal app in the second half of 2015.
On July 28, 2015, AIDA64 added supports for new technologies (new generation of Intel processors, AMD and Nvidia GPGPU, new SSDs, and for Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 operating systems). A version of the mobile application has been released for Tizen, completing the portfolio of supported operating systems.[9]
On June 20, 2016, on the AIDA64 Facebook page, a version of AIDA64 for Android was running on a Asus Chromebook running on Chrome OS.[10]
On June 24, 2016, still on the same Facebook page, AIDA64 was announced to be available for Sailfish OS.[11]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Aida32 development ends". March 27, 2004. Archived from the original on July 22, 2012. Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ "Everest- TO BE DISCONTINUED - WindowsBBS Forum". April 19, 2004. Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ "EVEREST v5.50 Is Now Available | Lavalys.com". April 6, 2010. Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ "FinalWire Acquires and Discontinues EVEREST". November 21, 2010. Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ "About FinalWire | AIDA64". Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ "FinalWire Unveils AIDA64". October 6, 2010. Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ "AIDA64 Extreme Edition 5.30 Download for Windows / FileHorse.com". July 28, 2015. Retrieved 14 August 2015.
- ^ "AIDA64 for Android". March 5, 2015. Retrieved August 14, 2015.
- ^ "AIDA64 v5.30 and AIDA64 for Tizen". July 28, 2015. Retrieved 15 August 2015.
- ^ "AIDA64 for Chrome OS". June 20, 2016. Retrieved 25 June 2016.
- ^ "AIDA64 for Sailfish OS". June 24, 2016. Retrieved 25 June 2016.
External links[edit]
- Download latest AIDA64 Extreme at aida64.com
- AIDA32 v3.94.2 Download at Download.com
- AIDA32 v3.93 Download at MajorGeeks.com
- A cheap PC auditing tool—review and configuration tips
- Timeline and history of development of AIDA software
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Matanzas Senior Hannah Loder broke out to an early lead and held for eighth, qualifying her for the state meet.
TALLAHASSEE — Matanzas senior Hannah Loder is headed back to state after finishing eighth at the Region 1-3A cross country meet Saturday at Sunny Hill Farms.
Loder hit the line in 19:12.40 and qualifies for state as an individual for finishing in the top 15.
The Pirates had three personal bests and one season best, but it wasn't enough to move on as a team. They finished ninth with 197 points with the top six teams advancing.
"We're in a difficult region, a difficult class," Matanzas coach James Wolfe said. "The girls ran phenomenally well, the best that they could run as a group, and we were still short by 30 points."
Loder broke out to an early lead, but right after the first mile was passed by the eventual winner, Chiles senior Susan Givens (18:32.99).
"She had the mindset from the onset that she wanted to be aggressive and didn't want to be back in the pack," Wolfe said of Loder. "Givens is amazing. She took over the lead and Hannah wasn't able to keep up with her. From there, (Hannah) just settled in."
Dina Knight (24th, 20:03.07), Chase Kroul (64th, 21:08.55) and Brianna Evans (55th, 21:23.08) had personal bests, and Morayna Thorpe (61st, 21:06.95) had a season best for the Pirates.
New Smyrna Beach finished 15th with 346 points. Fort Walton Beach captured the title with 70 points.
Seabreeze had two top-50 finishes, with freshman Elizabeth Murray taking 23rd in 19:59.08 and Josie Gray taking 40th in 20:30.02.
The Pirates boys finished 11th with 252 points. Top runner Cameron Allen failed to advance after finishing 20th in 16:33.02, which was about 12 seconds out of 15th, the last qualifying spot.
Seabreeze finished 16th, led by Zachery Cometas (69th, 17:25.31). Fort Walton Beach's boys completed the region title sweep, finishing with 49 points.
Matanzas (11th): 20. Cameron Allen 16:33.02; 43. Randy 16:59.78; 60. Drake Goodman 17:18.62; 70. David Perez 17:27.54; 81. Chris Sousa 17:36.05; 86. Jonathan Cellini 17:42.47; 95. Liam Conville 17:57.89
Seabreeze (16th): 69. Zachery Cometas 17:25.31; 88. Austin Cline 17:46.45; 97. Nick Fredette 18:04.48; 100. Travis Hanson 18:10.21; 108. Karl Sperl 18:40.06; 111. Michael Beute 18:51.54; 115. Mel Stack 19:06.12
Mainland: 51. Wesley Morris 17:08.64; 79. Chris Miglioranzi 17:34.62
NSB: 68. Jared Coxey 17:24.98
Matanzas (9th): 8. Hannah Loder 19:12.40; 24. Dina Knight 20:03.07; 61. Morayna Thorpe 21:06.95; 64. Chase Kroul 21:08.55; Brianna Evans 21:23.08; 90. Natalie Jeffreys 21:58.96; 110. Danica Leili 23:14.06
NSB (15th): 51. Payton Rajotte 20:47.72; 78. Kelsey Warren 21:28.04; 84. Emily Nolen 21:51.44; 89. Matea Friend 21:57.78; 95. Emily Gessell 22:15.71; 112. Jacqueline Hill 23:24.03; 115. Ashley Cooper 23:44.36
Seabreeze: 23. Elizabeth Murray (frosh) 19:59.08; 40. Josie Gray 20:30.02


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X-Survivor (5/?) [SillyFic]
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- Hey everyone! Here's the next installment of my
Survivor parody! =) Lemme know what you all think! Who
do you think will win? Who will be voted off next?
X-Men Survivor
Chapter 5
Day 9 has arrived and everyone is getting more and
more tired as the days progress on by. At the last
tribal council, Professor Charles Xavier had been
voted off. Which, in the Pryde Tribe's logic, had been
a wise decision because Xavier was having a difficult
time coping with the survival games while confined to
a wheelchair. Let's see how they managed without their
professor yesterday.
~*showing clips from Day 8*~
BOBBY: So..... now what?
KITTY: the Professor's not here anymore... we're going
to need a 'leader' for our tribe.
LOGAN: I don't think we really need a leader... it's
everyone for themselves in this survival game...
TOAD: Yeah, too much politics to go into deciding a
leader. We're fine the way we are now.
JEAN: I don't think we really need a leader either.
STORM: (looking at KITTY) Is that okay?
KITTY: Yeah, no problem! I understand!
PSYLOCKE: Good job Mystique yesterday!
ROGUE: Yeah, that was awesome! We finally broke our
losing streak!
MYSTIQUE: Uh-huh... I know.
GAMBIT: (mumbling to himself) Not too modest, 'eh?
SCOTT: (heard GAMBIT) I know what you mean...
And now, bringing us back to the present day where the
tribes are looking over their clue.
PSYLOCKE: Here's what it says for today...
"Work together with your tribe
and prepare a grand meal.
With limited supplies and resources
make sure it's got appeal."
MYSTIQUE: So we've gotta COOK? Don't we do that every
day anyway?
GAMBIT: WE don't cook everyday, a FEW of us do.
MYSTIQUE: Whatever. So how are they going to determine
the winner?
STORM: They're probably going to see who can whip up a
whole feast the quickest. That's my guess anyway.
KITTY: Makes sense. We'll just have to wait and see
what the 'limited supplies and resources' are then.
JEAN: Well, if we've got to catch the food as well,
I'd say Logan and Toad can handle that part.
~*time lapse*~
Welcome Pryde and Mutie tribe to the Survivor Diner.
Your job is to work together with your tribe members
to cook up a delicious feast for yourselves. You've
got to catch and handle everything yourselves and the
first tribe finished their meal will be the winners of
getting to shower and clean up on the boat that's out
there on the ocean. Good luck everyone!
SCOTT: Okay, Sabretooth and Gambit... go catch us some
food. Psylocke and Mystique, get some coconuts and
greens. Rogue, you help me start the fire and get it
STORM: Alright, like Jean said earlier, Logan and
Toad, go ahead. Bobby, take care of cleaning
everything we have.
KITTY: I'll go into the forest to see if there's
anything there.
JEAN: I'll come with you.
STORM: Great. I'll start the fire.
~*a while later*~
SABRETOOTH: (returning from the water) We got some
fish and a crab or two!
PSYLOCKE: (returning from the forest) We have a whole
lot of coconuts and berries and such.
BOBBY: (gesturing to TOAD to hurry up) C'mon you guys!
I gotta clean these things!
~*an hour and a half later*~
STORM: Almost done.... almost done..... (flipping over
the fish on the make-shift grill over the fire) It's
KITTY: We won!!
Congratulations Pryde tribe! You can go back to your
camp and get anything you'll need to bring onto the
boat for you to freshen up. Mutie tribe, I guess I'll
see you back at the tribal council tonight.
ROGUE: (sighing) and our streak comes right back at
~*later that night*~
Okay, here's the raft where you all will head out to
the boat to get freshened up. Have fun!
JEAN: I can't wait to get under some hot water!
KITTY: I know, I feel all gross!
~*at tribal council*~
Well, it seems we meet again here. What do you think
went wrong today during the challenge?
SCOTT: We were doing a great job... I guess the other
tribe was just quicker at it than we were.
Well, it's time to decide who that one member is going
to be that will be voted off. Rogue? Do you want to go
ahead first?
~*camera angle at voting table*~
ROGUE: I'm going to have to say Mystique. She was very
cocky since we won the last challenge and it really
bothered me. So... yeah, I'm voting her off.
~*Five other votes later*~
I'll go tally up the votes now. (returning with votes)
One for Psylocke. One for Mystique. One for Gambit.
Two for Mystique. One for Scott and three for
Mystique. I'm sorry, but the tribe has spoken.
MYSTIQUE: You guys just couldn't stand the
ROGUE: (mumbling to herself) What competition? We're
on the same team.
Well, we'll see you all tomorrow.. bright and early!
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B-Town friendships are rare as actors often compete with each other in the rat race. But amongst all this, a new attitude from a young generation of actors is emerging.
Popular actor Arjun Kapoor proved this when he complimented actress Jacqueline Fernandez on Twitter recently.
Arjun who is yet to act with Jacqueline, seemed to have been impressed with the beautiful lady.
On being asked what he thought of the actress by a fan, he replied, "She's by far the most positive soul in this world." And what a huge compliment that is!
Jacqueline Fernandez is known in the industry not only for her professionalism but also for her charming personality. The actress has many well wishers in the industry and now looks like Arjun Kapoor is also one of them.
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Actress and politician Hema Malini met with an accident last night in which a child was killed and two others injured.
The police has arrested her driver Mahesh Thakur and booked him under section 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder), section 337 (causing hurt by act endangering life or personal safety of others) and section 338 (causing grievous hurt by act endangering life or personal safety of others).
Hema was returning to Jaipur after a visit to the Mehendipur Balaji temple in Karauli district when her Mercedes rammed into an Alto at the Lalsot bypass on the highway.
There were five people -- one man, two women and two children -- in the Alto car when the accident occurred. While one child died, the others received serious injuries.
Hema Malini, who was sitting in the front seat, sustained injuries on her forehead, cheek, and legs. She was rushed to the Fortis Hospital in Jaipur where doctors conducted a CT scan and then administered stitches on her wounds.
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Milky beauty Tamanna is being considered opposite Ravi Teja for his up next project to be directed by Sampath Nandi. Buzz has it that Sampath has approached Tammu and the Aagadu beauty said to have given her consent. Considering that Sampath share good rapport with Tammu during the making of Rachcha and the film was stupendous hit, Sampath approached Tammu.
Meanwhile, Sampath Nandi is reportedly working on delivering a super hit as he's making his comeback after 2 years. Sampath was supposed to direct Pawan Kalyan's Gabbar Singh 2 but it didn't materialize. So, Sampath has decided to walk out of the project and do a film with Ravi Teja. Both Ravi Teja and Tamanna haven't shared screen space so far. Hence it'll be interesting combo to watch out for.
And this yet-to-be-titled is going to be crucial for both Sampath Nandi as well as Tamanna. Of late, most of her films in Hindi and Telugu have been tanking without a trace. Let's wait and see how Tammu and Sampath going to overcome this phase.