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It occurs to me I should've been in bed two hours ago..I'm so tired I'm starting to see things. So I should keep this post simple: I made a new speed-spacescape. End of story.
Good night :)
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It occurs to me I should've been in bed two hours ago..I'm so tired I'm starting to see things. So I should keep this post simple: I made a new speed-spacescape. End of story.
Good night :)
I'm an all around artistically inclined, creative kind of girl.
Along with creative pursuits I like learning and solving problems and getting right to the bottom line. I'm a genuine science fiction fan, my cats are more important to me than anything - period - and I do my best to just be me.
And somehow I manage to balance my no-nonsense attitude with my limitless creativity and childlike love for cartoons and fuzzy animals for an all around okay life.
Unless otherwise stated, all content of this blog including, but not limited to, images and text has been created for personal, nonprofit use only. You are not authorized to print, reproduce, copy, redistribute, alter, customize, trace, or in any way modify any images or text without direct permission from this artist. The contents of this blog are the property of Karissa Cole/ex-astris1701 2013, all rights reserved.
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Motorola Droid Razr XT912 Hybrid Case with KickStand -Purple
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- 2 Tone coloring provides a more stylish look!
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Mount and Blade: Warband update to Napoleonic Wars adds source code, community maps
Mount and Blade: Warband has been given an update via its Napoleonic Wars DLC. The update adds 10 maps which were pulled from a community map contest, and it includes the source code for all you modders out there. Other additions include new units and weapons, new French Officer pants, and quite a few bugs, […]
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Mount&Blade: With Fire & Sword trailered
Oh sure, medieval combat is fun, what with the thundering hooves and flashing swords and what not, but what does Mount&Blade: With Fire & Sword have to offer? A hair-raising trailer, perhaps. Prepare to think of the year 1653 in a way the history books rarely manage to convey.
Indie and other games of interest: Hey look, it's all in one post
During the course of the week, loads of indie games, less mainstream titles and those point-and-click adventures you are always hearing about, sometimes get lost in the shuffle -what with news on Uncharted 2 and Modern Warfare 2 happening every three minutes or so.That's why, much like the MMO news round-up, we've decided to remedy […]


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On the interplay of telomeres, nevi and the risk of melanoma.
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The relationship between telomeres, nevi and melanoma is complex. Shorter telomeres have been found to be associated with many cancers and with number of nevi, a known risk factor for melanoma. However, shorter telomeres ...


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Healthy poultries lay tasty eggs, and you get healthy poultries from top quality poultry feed. While you can get a big bag of random food down at your local farm resource shop, you won't have any kind of concept if it's right for your brood or not.
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Poultries are rather omnivorous and voraciously opportunistic. They'll consume anything from grain to bugs, and even animal products depending on how tiny the pieces are. Additionally, they require a diverse range of nutrients to not only lay eggs but lay nutritionally thick eggs.
Chick starter and grower feed- These feeds are loaded with calories - especially from healthy protein - to assist your chicks to grow promptly, strengthening their immune systems, and improving their overall health and wellness. Grower feed is critical for decent weight and rapid growth for robust, healthy poultries.
Layer feed- Perfectly balanced for healthy chickens laying prompt a normal basis, layer feed has a various dietary structure that consists of more calcium to stimulate proper egg creation in newly laying chickens.
Flock raiser- This feed supplies balanced nutrition when you have a blended flock of poultries. Flock raiser feeds fantastic, basic nutrition to all manner of poultries without the maximized micronutrient profiles of the other kinds of feed. Simply put, it's simply much easier to use and still gives fantastic nutrition.
Crumble and pellets- Poultries often tend to favor tiny pellets and crumble to bigger pieces of food - they're simply much easier to consume! Crumble is often the main presentation of flock raiser food, as it's simple for chicks and poultries alike to consume and digest.
Shell grit- Included in layer feed, covering grit has two objectives - one, it helps the gizzard break down food properly, and two, it includes added calcium to your poultry's diet. Calcium is needed for proper nutrition regardless, but it's specifically vital for egg-laying chickens.
Corn- Cracked corn isn't a great feed - it's calorie-dense but not big on nutrition. No matter, it's a nice treat for your poultries, it's quite economical and in a pinch, it can be used to feed your poultries if you've got nothing else on hand.
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President George W. Bush's decision to commute the prison sentence of vice-presidential aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby has made people wonder how President Bush could simply wave his magic wand -- and poof! -- Libby no longer has to set foot inside a prison cell. After all, Libby was tried and convicted of perjury and obstruction of justice.
The answer is simple. Because he can. President Bush, like every president before him, has the unique ability to override the justice system, release anyone he chooses from paying a fine, and return a person to the state of innocence he had before he ever committed a crime.
The president isn't required to explain or justify his actions to you, me, Congress or anyone else for that matter.The power to pardon is left solely to the discretion of the president, and cannot be reviewed or overturned by any of the other branches of government. So why do presidential pardons raise so many eyebrows?
Perhaps it's because, in our government of separated and balanced branches, this unique power stands out like a sore thumb -- a president in full-pardon swing more resembles a king than an elected official. In fact, the basis of the presidential pardon can be found in the royal Prerogative of English Kings (more on that later).
So where does this power come from? Why did it make it into the Constitution? What does it do and how exactly does it work? In this article, we'll answer these questions and look at some noteworthy presidential pardons.


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Master Album Maker Lite Edition 2.1
This program creates digital photo albums with support for a number of styles, frames, viewers and postcards.
With the batch wizard, multiple images can be added to a project in the correct order, or images can be added one at a time. Images can also be imported from devices like digital cameras and scanners, and from removable media like CDs and compact flash cards.
The program includes tools for resizing, rotating and cropping images, and an additional tool for adjusting image composition. Brightness, contrast, sharpen, blur, gamma and colorize filters can be applied to images, and text captions can be added. Both text and images can be linked to different album pages, and to e-mail and Web addresses.


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By the time Father Lawrence Murphy died in 1998, it's alleged, he had sexually abused more than 200 children. Many of them must have seemed ideal victims: Students at St. John's School for the Deaf in Milwaukee between 1950 and 1974, they possessed limited ability to communicate with others. Commonly in that period, the boarding school's pupils had hearing parents who didn't know American Sign Language.
These boys, largely unable to speak, are more than metaphors for all of the voiceless children whose sexual assaults are chronicled in Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God. In 1972, three of them became the first known victims of a pederast priest to accuse their attacker publicly.
Mea Maxima Culpa — Latin for "through my own immense fault" — is prolific documentarian Alex Gibney's most powerful film since the Oscar-winning 2007 Taxi to the Dark Side. The movie revisits the themes (and some of the same characters) of Amy Berg's chilling 2006 chronicle Deliver Us from Evil. But it reaches further, expanding from one American diocese to Ireland, Italy, the Vatican and the career of the current pope.
The three victims, who were later joined by a fourth, tell their stories with their hands and faces; their words are enunciated in voice-over by actors Jamey Sheridan, Chris Cooper, Ethan Hawke and John Slattery. While Gibney himself narrates, the film meshes archival stills and film with other materials, including overly ominous staged reconstructions of life at St. John's. This was a school, one student recalls, where the priest heard confession in a second-floor closet.
After graduating from St. John's, Terry Kohut, Gary Smith, Pat Kuehn and Arthur Budzinski couldn't exactly shout Murphy's crimes from the rooftops. But the men did do something unprecedented: They distributed flyers that accused the priest of abuse. Murphy was forced into retirement, although he was never prosecuted or publicly disciplined.
That's typical, the movie demonstrates. Richard Sipe, a former Benedictine monk and church therapist, offers the results of his studies: Only about 50 percent of American Catholic priests are actually celibate, he estimates. The unchaste ones aren't necessarily pederasts, of course, but if half the church's priests are having sex, surely someone at the Vatican would have heard about it.
That someone, as it happens, is Pope Benedict XVI. Back when he was Cardinal Ratzinger, the pope ran the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which collected reports on priestly misbehavior. He probably knows more about the subject than even Jeff Anderson, the Minnesota lawyer who's come to specialize in Catholic clerics who molest children.
Gibney doesn't have time to identify many such priests, but he does briefly tell the stories of Marcial Maciel, a highly placed Mexican priest, pederast and morphine addict, and Tony Walsh, an Irish priest who became known first as an Elvis impersonator and later as a convicted sex offender.
While heavily Catholic Ireland has been rocked by recent revelations of sexually abusive priests, Italian reporter Marco Politi notes that the earliest known accounts of such crimes are 1,700 years old. It turns out that deaf children were also favored targets of predatory Italian clerics in the church's infancy.
That information brings the documentary full circle, but the fundamental thing linking all of these cases is the church's response: concern for its own reputation and not the victims. "Little boys heal," shrugs one priest, and that seems the dominant opinion within the church. (No Vatican representative consented to an interview for this movie.) Mea Maxima Culpa suggests that healing is better accomplished in sunlight than in shadow. (Recommended)
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EDINBURGH, Scotland, Feb. 5 (UPI) -- Scotland Tuesday joined the growing list of countries where same-sex marriage is legal, with Parliament voting overwhelmingly in favor.
The Same Sex Marriage Bill was adopted 105-18, the Scotsman reported. Both support and opposition crossed party lines with Cabinet ministers among those voting no.
Most religious groups, including the Church of Scotland, opposed the measure. The bill allows religious groups and individual clerics to decide whether to perform same-sex weddings and protects them from discrimination claims if they refuse, but there was a push for stronger protection, which was voted down.
"The Church of Scotland holds to the mainstream Christian belief that marriage is properly between a man and a woman," Alan Hamilton, convenor of the legal questions committee, said.
Officials said the first same-sex weddings are almost certain to be held by the end of the year. Scotland has recognized civil unions since 2005.
"Today is a momentous day for equality in our nation," Health Secretary Alex Neil said. "This legislation sends a powerful message to the world about the kind of society we in Scotland are trying to create -- a nation where the principles of fairness and equality are weaved into the very fabric of our society."
Scotland is the 17th country to legalize same-sex marriage and leaves Northern Ireland as the only holdout in the United Kingdom.


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Reading thru the discussions in this forum, my understanding is that it is
better to open and close the Ado connection at each call.
Is this also true if I am using Jet 4.0 driver?
What happens if I am opening 3 different recordsets in one module? Is this
mean I have to open 3 separate connections?
Does any one have a sample of Global Open connection and how moudules would
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As I noted in an earlier blog entry, when I'm headed cross country to teach a workshop from Miniatures in Minutes, I like to play with some new design options for the foundation I'm teaching. In about a week and a half, I'll be in Santa Barbara teaching the 13-Square foundation. So . . . .
I still had some one-inch strips from the Spider Web block table runner I made up for the "For the Love of Color – A Modern Swap." I cut them down to 5 1/2" and put them on the Go! one inch strip die.
And mere moments later was happily (seriously) eyeing little piles of one inch squares.
I knew I wanted to play with the idea of interlocking crosses so I just started laying out squares.
And laid out more squares.
And finally finished with too many squares. (That's a 13 by 14 grid I created there – oops!)
But I peeled off the extra row and made up a cute little pouch. Here it is from the front.
With a little bit of inside showing.
And from the back.
And, for the Halloween Mug Rug Giveaway:
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Engines and firefighters are stationed throughout coastal canyons overnight in case any hot spots in the massive Springs Fire -- 56 percent contained at 28,000 acres -- flare up overnight.
Evacuation orders were lifted Saturday evening for communities in the path of the Springs Fire that charred nearly 44-square miles in Ventura and Los Angeles counties.
The fire was burning Saturday in dense brush in the Santa Monica Mountains along the Ventura and Los Angeles county lines. The fire broke out Thursday off the Ventura Freeway in the Conejo Grade.
Local news from across Southern California
It was 30 percent contained by Saturday morning, according to Cal Fire. Crews had the blaze 56 percent contained by 5:15 p.m.
Authorities expect to have the fire fully contained by Monday.
"With the milder weather condtions (sic), firefighters are making excellent progress on extending fire containment lines," the Ventura County Fire Department posted on its Facebook page.
Nearly 1,900 firefighters battled the blaze as it quickly spread amid near triple-digit heat, low humidity and drought conditions. By Saturday, humidity rose and temperatures dropped, allowing crews to gain better control over the wildfire.
No injuries have been reported. At least 15 residences and dozens of other structures have been damaged, according to fire officials.
Ventura County Fire officials issued a new map showing the footprint of the massive wildfire, as pictured below. The red line indicates the outer edges of the fire; the blue line delineates evacuated areas.
All evacuations orders, which applied to thousands of residents, were lifted Saturday evening.
Residents living along Broom Ranch, La Jolla Canyon, Sycamore Canyon, Deer Creek Road and Yerba Buena Road are allowed to return home. Authorities warn that utility workers are in the area replacing power lines and traffic may be slowed.
Potero Road remained closed between Reino and Hidden Valley roads.
CSU Channel Islands has been off limits since Thursday, but the campus -- including the library, dining services and student housing -- is scheduled to reopen at 5 p.m. Sunday. Classes and activities will resume on Monday.
"The University has cleaned the interior of all buildings and is pumping fresh air into all usable buildings and living spaces," the university said in a statement. "Clean-up of the campus will continue over several weeks; however, the smell of smoke may continue to be present."
The massive Springs Fire forced the temporary shutdown of Pacific Coast Highway. The coastal roadway was reopened Saturday, but remained closed at Deer Creek Road, Potrero Road, Reino Road, and Yerba Buena Road.


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OK, time for a confession. I am one of those mum's who makes her children wear a Christmas outfit - and when I say Christmas, I mean it needs to have red and green in it:) I saw this cherry print a couple of months ago and while not Christmas per se, I thought it would be cute in a Christmas outfit.
Since I didn't have a lot of the fabric the idea of a panel skirt seemed perfect. A friend had seen just such a skirt based on vertical panels (non Christmas) so we came up with a pattern.
The skirt contains eight panels, each a different fabric. I started with the cherry fabric as the inspiration. Middle picked the other fabrics she wanted (all reds and greens, none necessarily Christmas though) while littlest got hers picked for her by yours truly:) We have paired them with pre-made tops that I've embellished.
Fortunately, the girls love them. Once we get past all the Christmas making and craziness I might even make a few more of these skirts for the girls, but in different fabrics:)
Now that the skirts are done, all we need to do is to go get our cheesy Christmas picture in our Christmas outfits with Santa:) And oh, I can cross two more Christmas making projects off my list! Cyndy
PS in case you are wondering, as oldest is a boy a red or green T-shirt is about all I can get him to wear - no Christmas sewing involved:)Pin It


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Moonlit Trilogy: Moonlit Series 1-3 (Unabridged)
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The first three novellas in the Moonlit Series Moonlit Dream Pack numbers are low. The reigning pack leader, Rong, has demanded all unmated Werewolves to breed each moon cycle.
Ming yearns for her destined mate, but Jason has been locked away in prison for ten years. Desperate to stay true to him and avoid the new breeding law, Ming begs the pack leader to spare her from the ruling. With a little magic, and a lot of faith, Jason is brought to Ming through a mystical realm.
Now the two destined mates must run from the pack, which is hot on their trail, while Jason struggles to come to terms with his past - something he must do in order to give Ming a moon vow. Ming's fate lies in the decision Jason needs to make with his heart and soul. Moonlit Watcher He watches her, until watching is no longer enough… Juliana Van Alder has fled the bright lights of New York, leaving the Broadway stage behind to discover the source of what's been drawing her to the North Carolina woods. What she discovers is unexpected danger, and a gorgeous, powerful man who just happens to be a wolf. She's found her soulmate, but there's one little problem...Derek Kingston is a wolf determined to protect her, and he can't be tamed.
Moonlit Protector Tyler left his pack for the quiet town of Stix, no longer able to live under the pack leader's rule. He just wanted somewhere to relax and not worry about anything. It worked out well until a storm blew trouble right into his lap. Kyra fled her abusive boyfriend, but when her borrowed vehicle runs out of gas in the worst town she could find herself in, she comes across Tyler.
Fate has brought the two together for a reason, but before they are able to join together as fate intended, they must survive the men Kyra's ex has sent after her with one specific mission: Capture Kyra...or kill her and the man protecting her.


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Wow when you think this thing cant get older!
SELL world-2 mods sign. 1 dl name is pikacollect!
They should bring the game back
Poor guy
Took people 3 years to reply to his thread
IGN:FrozenPotatoContact me Via a PM here on the forums.Hi
How's your day going?
Bad? Oh you'll get over it
I wonder what are you doing in my Signiture...
Are you stalking me?
why are you still clicking?
Umm u ok dude?
keep going
One more
just kidding
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° ) bye. Im so funny pls laugh
The last reply was in April... It's now December...
Best signature ever
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I've installed 4.10 pre-release in Fedora 17. Here are some minor issues that I thought I might write here instead of opening bug reports.
1) This I would like to know if it's a xfce-session bug or not. If a desktop file of those that can be auto-started has a '&' on the 'Comment' line, then that line will be messed up (it will show other unrelated stuff) in the 'session and startup' settings, 'autostarted apps.' tab.
In ~/.xsession-errors we see:
(xfce4-session-settings:1455): Gtk-WARNING **: Failed to set text from markup due to error parsing markup: Error on line 1: Entity did not end with a semicolon; most likely you used an ampersand character without intending to start an entity - escape ampersand as &
So it looks like it isn't an xfce-session bug and instead it's from the app which should use '&' or just 'and'.
Just mentioning, anyway.
2) The 'Action Buttons' panel plugin doesn't show any icon for the 'Suspend' action. This using the GNOME icon theme. It seems the plugin wants a 'system-suspend' icon but maybe it should just use 'xfsm-suspend' that xfce-session installs (also an icon theme that HAS system-suspend, Faenza, also has it with the name xfsm-suspend).
3) The new MIME type editor's desktop file points to application-default-icon but I don't know of an icon theme that has that one. Maybe just use 'applications-other'?
* BTW, some very good icon themes originally made for GNOME (like blank-on, gartoon, yasis etc.) are simply being abandoned. Like they don't work any more with GNOME 3 because they changed the icon theme template, so to speak, so just mentioning, maybe someone with a lot of time on his/hers hands would adapt to Xfce ;-)
4) The xfce-aplications.menu file still has the entries for 'help' and 'about' but those desktop files don't exist any more, right?
And as a very minor issue, xfce-session-logout.desktop is 'Log Out' (the one that shows in the menu) and maybe it should change to 'Log Out...' to be like the same action in the 'Action buttons' plugin.
On a plus side, well done, IMO, by listing 'non-Xfce' options (in italics) for the auto-start apps. With this I can work around, by using gnome-fallback-mount from gnome-settings-daemon, the fact that no matter how much I try I can't get thunar-volman to automount (and this breaks all the other actions it could perform). I was having this with 4.8 and it stays with 4.10. But this, when I build up a bit more patience, I will discuss first in the Xfce mailing-list in Fedora as it could be something like some udev rule interfering, from what I read in other posts.
But nonetheless the GNOME service works very well and it does it in a simple way, user interface wise, as it has just the options to enable/disable auto-mount or auto-run*. Then it asks what to do depending on the media inserted and possibly just uses the MIME stuff to act accordingly. (how it does behind the scenes I have no idea).
* these are set-up in dconf-editor (at least I have no GUI installed here like, maybe, gnome-control-center).
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Fixed 1 3 and 4.
If you don't mind, can I add one further issue to this list?
If you create a launcher using exo-open as the command and specify a url that contains the percentage sign (%), the % sign is removed and the link doesn't open properly. e.g.
exo-open "www.somesite.com/page%2F.html"
If you launch the command from a terminal window, it works fine - so something in the launcher code is removing the %.
Fixed 1 3 and 4.
I'd noticed it, thank you.
If you want a % in the launcher, you have to add %%, because the command is executed following the desktop file spec.
If you want a % in the launcher, you have to add %%, because the command is executed following the desktop file spec.
Thanks Nick.
As far as I could understand, "Automatically tile windows when moving towards the screen edge" in xfwm4-tweaks-settings (Accessibility tab) only works if "Wrap workspaces when dragging a window off the screen" in xfwm4-settings (Advanced tab) is disabled.
So maybe there should be an explanation text/tooltip for that option.
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Friday Exact Weather forecast
Expect sunshine to make its return today as a low pressure system races away from the area. A warming trend will bring the return of Spring-like temps from Sunday through the middle of next week.
FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy and chilly to start, turning gradually sunny throughout the afternoon. Breezy. NW Winds 5 to 15 mph, with gusts of 20+ mph. Morning wind chill in the mid and upper 40s. Highs upper 60s.
FRIDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear and chilly. Winds relax, mainly after sunset. Northshore lows in the mid and upper 40s. South shore lows in the lower 50s. Winds East 5 to 10 mph.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY: Strong northwest winds will continue as upper-level energy works over the area through Friday morning. Expect northwest winds to remain gusty and the Small Craft Advisory until around noon Friday.
WEEKEND FORECAST: Expect plenty of sunshine through the weekend as high pressure settles over the region. The return of winds from the south will bring the chance for fog development into the latter part of the weekend. Highs on Saturday and Sunday will be in the mid and upper 70s. Overnight lows will range from the upper 50s to near 60 Saturday to the lower 60s Sunday.
WARMER TEMPS TO START NEXT WEEK: The upcoming pattern setup will force afternoon highs to around 80 and into the lower 80s to start next week. The next chance for significant rain will be in the middle of next week.
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It's the most wonderful time of the year — arriving year after year after year — and somehow, we still haven't caught on to the needless consumer spending that the season propagates. Every holiday season, we buy new stockings for the kids, twinkle lights for the house and sparkling clothes that we'll wear to no more than one holiday party.
This year, we're giving you an out. Stop buying stuff you don't need! According to the National Retail Federation, Americans spent $6 billion on holiday decorations last year and are expected to spend $6.9 billion this year. (That's more than the 2012 election cost!) According to Bloomberg, we spent $2.2 billion on fake Christmas trees, more than twice what we spent on real ones. (So, no, we're not even helping Christmas tree farmers.)
We're not saving money when we buy things we don't need. And we don't need 10-foot Santas in our yards or another fake tree every year.
We loves the season, but it has a way of bullying us into unnecessary purchases. Here are five things you don't need to spend money on this holiday. If you still want that giant inflatable snowman after New Year's, you'll be happy you waited until 2013.
A new television
Yes, this is counterintuitive. If you are among the first ones in line at Walmart, Target or Best Buy on Black Friday, go ahead: Buy the severely discounted flat-screen TV. But if you don't get your hands on the advertised door buster, you probably won't get the best deal on a television. The Wall Street Journal and Decide, Inc., a consumer research firm, recently sponsored a Black Friday comparison shopping study. They found that the average price of a Samsung 46-inch LCD television was $1,159 before Black Friday. On Black Friday, the same TV's average price was $1,355. There's a logical reason prices might be higher during the holidays: Demand for televisions is high during winter (and football season). For the best deals, wait until March or April, when demand falls.
A seven-course dinner
Okay, okay. We are all for pigging out during the holidays. But you may want to reconsider what you feast on this season. The price of meat is expected to rise 4 percent this year due to the drought in the Midwest that caused corn and feed prices to rise. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, sirloin prices rose by 15 percent between 2011 and 2012. Many Americans use the holiday as an excuse to splurge on luxury foods, with carnivores having three or four meats on the table for a holiday feast. But those feasts will be more expensive this year, with food prices rising and many budgets already strapped by the economic downturn. Holidays happen without the tastiest foods on the table, so don't feel bad about cutting back on the roast beast.
A party dress
We're putting our foot down on this one, ladies. Holiday trends rarely change, but retailers will tell you they do. Every season, we see the same red, green, blue or jewel-toned dresses selling for between $150 and $500. You'll love it for a month, wear it for a party and never touch the thing again because it's not all that practical.
The best time to buy a holiday dress — one that says "This was purchased for December" — is in April, when those dresses are 70 percent off at a Neiman Marcus Last Call or a Nordstrom Rack. If you must purchase a dress this month, buy a simple solid-colored one that you can also wear to work. Parents, the same goes for young girls. They do not need to wear red or green on Christmas Eve. If you're looking to cut costs, buy a dress that can be worn for other occasions in the near future, since they won't be the same size next year.
Holiday decor
This is an obvious way to save. The National Retail Federation found that the average person will spend $51.99 this year on ornaments, lights and other decorative baubles, the most in the survey's history. That doesn't include greeting cards, wrapping paper and flowers. The best time to buy holiday items is Dec. 26. Use what you have in the attic and stock up on lights and ornaments the day after Christmas.
There is always the urge to buy a new dining table, new curtains or a new sofa immediately before the family visits for the holidays. But retailers know this, and they're hoping you'll buy the sofa in November instead of January. New furniture stock arrives in stores come February, so there will be massive discounts on sofas and kitchen tables in January. Resist the temptation to spend and wait for the sale.
THE BOTTOM LINE: Holidays are expensive enough with all the travel and gift-giving. Don't waste money on non-essentials. Those things can wait until 2013, when you're sure to find true bargains.


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But we have to write about Ken Lowe. Lowe, CEO of Scripps Networks Interactive, has been named in the full-page ads that Cablevision has been running in papers like The New York Times and the Manhattan tabloids. The ads — and Scripps is running ads too — are part of the week-long war over fees between the cable company and Scripps, which led to Food Network and HGTV being pulled from 3.1 million homes in the Tri-State area.
Scripps wants a rate increase for its channels, and Cablevision says the ask is unreasonable. Programmers and distributors fight all the time, but it's fairly rare to see a CEO singled out the way Cablevision has singled out Lowe, kind of making the business battle personal.
Cablevision's ads claim that "Lowe is demanding a $20 million rate increase for Food Network and HGTV." It makes it sound like Lowe is right at the negotiating table, pounding his fist. That's not how it works.
We know all is fair in love and war, and Scripps had celebrity chef Bobby Flay doing anti-Cablevision radio spots for it, but the attack on Lowe seem like a low blow, no pun intended, by the cable company. The ads cast Lowe as the nasty, money-grubbing bogeyman in all of this.
We've known Lowe for almost two decades, from reporting on the cable industry. He was always one of the smartest, nicest, classiest, frankest, friendliest programmers we have ever met. He's well-respected in the media business. His background was radio, and his college roommate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was Rick Dees, the well-known disc jockey.
A veteran broadcaster working at Scripps, Lowe founded and launched HGTV in 1994, and managed Food Network, which Scripps holds a majority stake in. He built an empire of lifestyle cable networks, but admitted to my former editor, Marianne Paskowski, that he once feared being fired by Scripps.
We remember going with Paskowski to interview Lowe at a cable trade show. It was fun, he was bright, and it didn't hurt that Lowe, now 59, was easy on the eyes. We know that's unprofessional to say, but what the hell.
He is a Southerner — we hear he was raised on a tobacco farm — but Southern charm doesn't usually work with us. Folks from New Jersey are "loud and proud," and don't beat around the bush. There is no gentility or many manners in the New York metro region.
We often say that we'd rather have someone tell us the truth than be nice to our face, and then talk about us behind our backs. And since we've been stabbed in the back by a Southerner who had lots of folksy stories and an accent, we know what we're talking about.
We don't know how Lowe treated his employees — we did hear he liked to send e-mails at 2 in the morning. We hear Scripps doesn't pay producers much. But with us, Lowe was always a pleasure to interview and deal with.
Scripps' battle with Cablevision relates to the seeds of Food Network, we believe. As we remember, Food Network was free to cable operators for a long period, it may have been 10 years, surviving just by selling advertising. Most cable networks have two revenue streams — license fees from cable companies and advertising.
Now, Scripps is trying to get Food Network caught up, in terms of price, with other cable networks. But times are tough, and distributors like Cablevision don't want to pay double-digit price hikes.
It's as if you started a job at a low salary five years ago, and went to your boss today and asked for a big salary increase so you could be at a par with your colleagues. It's a tough economy, budgets are tight, and your boss doesn't care if your salary is less than everyone else.
Wall Street analyst Rich Greenfield has written that Scripps underestimated Cablevision's resolve and unpredictability, and we think that's true, too.
Anyway, contract negotiations are usually handled by a cable channel's affiliate sale team, and in the case of Scripps it is Lynne Costantini, who used to work in programming at Time Warner Cable.
She was expected to be named head of programming at Time Warner, but instead a woman named Melinda Witmer got the job. Witmer was in the news recently because she negotiated the new Time Warner-Fox deal — averting a massive blackout of Fox TV stations — with Fox Cable's affiliate chief Mike Hopkins.
For all the vitriole of the retransmission-consent negotiations between Time Warner and Fox, we don't think any executives' names turned up in any ads, the way that Lowe's name has in Cablevision's.
We have interviewed Costantini, Witmer and even broke bread and shared a few cocktails with Hopkins in Las Vegas. They're all smart, civil folks, like Lowe.
We're hoping that Cablevision will turn down the volume in its dispute with Scripps, and give Lowe a break. Even wars have rules. We wish Cablevision would abide by them.
In the meantime, every couple of days we have to call our sister Karen or our parents, who are among Cablevision's 900,000 households in Jersey, to see what the cable company is running on the crawl on Food Network and HGTV's former channel slots.


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Aylmer East District Amish Congregation (Aylmer, Ontario, Canada)
The Aylmer Amish settlement began in 1953 as a result of immigration from Ohio. The Amish families who came from Piketon, Ohio decided to move because a nuclear bomb factory was being built close to their land. The language of worship is German; services are held in homes. This settlement is the home of the Pathway Publishing Co., totally owned and operated by Old Order Amish. Bishop Pete Yoder is considered the founding leader of the group.
The settlement is located three miles (five km) east of Aylmer, one mile (1.6 km) north of Highway 3. Daniel Stoll served as Bishop in 2001. In 1975 there were 75 members in this Old Order district.
Memories of Aylmer. Aylmer, Ont.: Pathway Pub. House, 1974.
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Epp, Marlene. (April 1986). Aylmer East District Amish Congregation (Aylmer, Ontario, Canada). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 25 November 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Aylmer_East_District_Amish_Congregation_(Aylmer,_Ontario,_Canada)&oldid=149196.
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(Pocket-lint) - Setting up an ADSL broadband connection is easy enough, just plug the modem thingy into the socket and your PC into the thingy and it all works. However, you'll soon want the benefits of a wireless network so you can play a deathmatch with your mate whilst both sitting on your respective toilets (speak for yourself, Ed). So you plug a wireless router thingy into the modem thingy. Which is fine, until you decide you'd like to use your wireless laptop in the garden as well and need to plug a third range extending thingy in to the thingy in the thingy.
Ancient IT proverb says: the less thingy's the less stress. Which is where the warm and cuddly named DG834PN comes in, as it's all three thingy's in one fashionable iPod-white box. A compact 220x152x25mm box at that, and one with no antennae sticking out. Which begs the question how does it work then? And that's the clever bit because there are no less than six internal smart antennas, which constantly adapt to your needs at any time, and any place, to provide the strongest signal from a possible 60 different antenna configurations. All of which means that your broadband connection can travel further throughout the house. In theory. Which of course brings us to the "in practice" bit.
While we were unable to get anywhere near the claimed 500% more wireless range than a standard 802.11g system, that will always vary depending upon where the router is sitting, what the walls between it and your laptop are made of and how many it has to go through and so on. It really does become a piece of string question. There's an easy answer to it if you don't invest in the matching RangeMax adaptors for the computers you want to connect to the network though, and that's zero. We found absolutely no increase in range unless we used the special adaptors (WPN511 for the PC Card version), and they cost an additional £39.50 each. Make the investment and the difference is staggering. Corners of the house that were broadband free before became accessible, as did the bottom of the garden whereas the signal would evaporate halfway down before. With our labcoats on we measured the overall increase in range at 275%, which is really rather impressive - more so considering the signal was rock solid and stable as well.
Perhaps most importantly of all, setup and configuration continues to follow the Netgear tradition of being a walk in the park - well a walk in your web browser actually. You talk to the device through a simple browser-based interface, and essentially let the wizards guide you through everything including making your wireless network super-secure using the latest WPA-PSK protection. Whereas the older WEP (wired equivalent privacy) standard was better than nothing, it was a close call. WPA-PSK (Wi-Fi Protected Access - Pre Shared Key) is at the cutting edge of wireless security. The protection doesn't stop there though, as the router has a built in firewall to help keep hackers away from your PC as well (although you should still use a software firewall as well).
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Renewable energy project could mean many new jobs in Montville
Montville — The town hopes to create more than 200 long-term jobs and more than 300 construction jobs if NRG Energy's bid for a $100 million renewable energy project is approved by the by state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
At a press conference on Monday afternoon, state and local officials referred to the proposed project as a "renewable energy park" that would be located on NRG property at 74 Lathrop Road. While NRG has long been interested in converting one of its current natural gas and oil units to use clean wood as its primary fuel source, this project would also include a solar energy farm and fuel cell generators.
"I believe this park will be the showcase for renewable energy in Connecticut," said Jon Baylor, development manager at NRG Energy, who envisions a visitor's center where people can learn about energy production.
The park would cost more than $100 million, said officials, and would be paid for by NRG.
The DEEP plans to approve enough projects to generate a total of 175 megawatts of renewable power in Connecticut, said Dennis Schain, the department's communications director. The deadline for proposal submissions was 5 p.m. Monday, and the department will announce its selections Aug. 20.
"We were able to put in what we consider the best viable bid," said Montville Mayor Ronald K. McDaniel at the press conference.
He said the project would bring jobs, economic benefits and increased property tax revenue to the town. It would also renew the "long-standing ties" between Montville and the energy industry, said McDaniel, in the wake of AES Thames' closure and NRG's operations being scaled back.
The conversion to wood, which is a type of biomass, would help save the Montville energy plant at a time when natural gas is at an "all-time low," Baylor said. Without approval for the project, the plant could potentially face closure, he said.
"This is the state's opportunity to show support to eastern Connecticut," said state Sen. Cathy Osten, D-19th District, calling it "vital" to bring living-wage jobs to eastern Connecticut.
The long-term jobs would include work at the plant as well as jobs in forestry and logistics. Osten said the jobs at the plant would be associated with unions and "easily" pay more than $40,000 a year.
The park would generate 50 megawatts of renewable energy, Baylor said. The backbone of the project would be the biomass unit, which would provide up to 42 megawatts of renewable power — enough to support about 32,000 average households — using clean wood as its fuel.
The biomass unit would be created by converting unit 5, which is currently fueled by natural gas and oil. Baylor said that Unit 5 was an ideal candidate for the conversion because of its size and because it was originally designed to handle solid fuel.
The unit would retain the ability to use oil and produce up to 82 megawatts of power during peak demand for energy.
The biomass generator would include controls that would reduce emission nitrogen oxides — pollutants created during combustion — by up to 75 percent, Baylor said.
The park would include two fuel cell generators created by the Connecticut-based company FuelCell Energy. The fuel cells use hydrogen and oxygen to generate 5.6 megawatts of energy and produce almost no pollution.
"Our plants are well-behaved and make great neighbors," said Ben Toby of FuelCell, explaining that they are clean and quiet.
The solar energy, which can produce up to 2.3 megawatts of energy, will be used when the demand is greatest.
McDaniel said he hoped the project would be the first step in creating a "renewable energy corridor in Southeastern Connecticut."
State Rep. Tim Bowles, D-Preston, called that idea "exciting" and encouraged NRG to work with the University of Connecticut and locations along I-395 to create such a corridor.
If the project is approved, NRG officials said they expect construction to start late this year or early next year and be completed by the end of 2016.
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Congress and the White House are working on a deal for a two-week extension of government funding that would push the deadline for a fight over a possible government shutdown and money for President Trump's border wall until December 21. The current spending agreement expires on Friday.
The death of President George H.W. Bush means that Washington will be focused on ceremonies honoring him this week, prompting the House to cancel all votes for the week and the Senate to postpone them until after the funeral on Wednesday.
A meeting scheduled for Tuesday between President Trump and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) was canceled, and the Democratic leaders have requested a new meeting on December 11, Politico said.
President Trump said he would probably go along with a short-term funding extension, and Roll Call notes that such an extension can be passed quickly by voice vote. Six of the seven appropriations bills are ready to go, Politico said, with funding for the border remaining as the last hurdle to clear.


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The Asus Zenbook was one of the first entrants in the new ultrabook category when it launched in late 2011. We liked that original system, despite a few serious flaws, as the all-metal design marked it as a direct competitor to the MacBook Air.
Since then, ultrabooks have become both more common and less expensive. Asus now makes several UX variations, including three that we are reviewing, the UX31A, UX32A, and UX32VD. At $779, the Zenbook UX32A is the least expensive of the current crop, but for good reason.
The UX32A still has a previous-generation Intel Core i5 CPU. That generation of chip is known by the code name Sandy Bridge, as opposed to the latest generation, released in the second half of 2012, and known as Ivy Bridge. The UX32A is also missing other Intel improvements, most notably the HD 4000 integrated graphics, which offer improved gaming performance in other notebooks.
By way of comparison, the 13-inch Asus Zenbook UX32VD comes alluringly close to being an ultrabook without compromise. For $1,299 it includes an Intel Core i7 CPU, a full HD 1,920x1,080-pixel-resolution display, and a discrete Nvida 620M GPU. That model is the closest hybrid of a 13-inch ultrabook and a full-power mainstream laptop to date, and easily my favorite of this collection of Zenbooks, despite its higher price.
The UX31A is a more upscale design variant, thinner with a more unibody chassis, which skips the GPU, but keeps the high-res screen and Ivy Bridge internal hardware. But at about $1,079, it doesn't make the most compelling value case.
If you just love the Zenbook look and feel, then this third version, the UX32A, is a way to get it for under $800, albeit with outdated components and some performance compromises. If your ultrabook needs are that basic, there are many other worthwhile options out there to consider at around the same price.
Asus Zenbook models compared
|1.7GHz Core i7-3517U
|Nvidia GeForce 620M
|1.4GHz Intel i3-2367M
|Intel HD 3000
|1.7GHz Intel Core i5-3317U
|Intel HD 4000
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The look and feel of the Zenbook line has changed little since last year. The tapered aluminum design of the original Zenbook was both minimalist and the most Air-like of the early ultrabooks (at least until the Dell XPS 13 came around). But it also had a few design miscues. The lid on the original Zenbook was notoriously hard to open. That's been fixed in the UX32A, and the touch pad also feels more responsive than the older models', especially after a last-minute software update from Asus, although it's still one of the system's weak points.
The original Zenbook was thinner and lighter than this version, but both the more tapered Zenbooks (such as the current UX31A) and this one have a sharp front lip that can be murder on the heels of your hands, depending on your typing style. Ergonomics aside, the solid-feeling aluminum body is not as streamlined in its construction as a MacBook, but the parts fit together well, with minimal screws and seams.
The keyboard was a weak point on the original Zenbook, with shallow, clacky keys. The UX32A and UX32VD both have a slightly thicker and heavier body, and that extra depth lets the keyboard have a little more space. Keystrokes on the UX32A feel more like they do on a standard laptop than on the thinner, more tapered UX31A (which is more like the original 2011 Zenbook). The keyboard is also backlit, a must-have feature on any modern ultrabook.
The large but finicky clickpad on that original UX31 was one of our main problems. If you make sure to install the latest touch-pad drivers (version 1.0.26), which are available via Asus Live Update if not preinstalled on the system, the touch-pad experience is much improved, but it's still nowhere near as intuitive or responsive as a MacBook trackpad -- a Windows-wide problem. There is, however, a decent set of multitouch gestures, demoed and controlled by the Asus Smart Gesture software app. One nice feature is that you can set a two-finger tap to indicate a right-click, a very Mac-like move that I've seen popping up in a few Windows laptops lately.
In the UX32VD and UX31A models, the display has been upgraded to an IPS screen in full HD, with a 1,920x1,080-pixel native resolution. In this less-expensive model, you're still stuck with a 1,366x768 native resolution. Most 13-inch laptops, including some very expensive ones, have 1,366x768-pixel screens. That's fine for $800 or so, so it's not out of place in this configuration. That said, an upscale ultrabook could really benefit from at least a 1,600x900-pixel display, which feels to me like the sweet spot for a 13-inch laptop. The screen itself looked decent, and was thankfully not excessively glossy, which often causes annoying glare from nearby lights.
Audio through a speaker grille at the very top of the keyboard tray was predictably thin, despite the Bang & Olufsen ICE Power branding (which you'll find on all three Zenbooks). Audio volume controls are mapped to alternate F-key functions, so you'll need to hit, for example, Fn+F10 to mute the sound.
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With dual video outputs and three USB 3.0 jacks, the UX32A makes good use of its slightly thicker body to fit in more ports. Going all-3.0 is especially impressive considering the $779 price (thank the Intel HM76 chipset). Ethernet is still relegated to an external dongle, but this system does include Intel's Wireless Display feature, which enables you to send the screen image to a TV or other monitor via a $99 sold-separately receiver box.
The other two Zenbook laptops we're reviewing for summer 2012 have made the jump to Intel's third-generation Core i-series processors, but not this one. That puts the UX32A at a considerable disadvantage. The $1,299 UX32VD has a 1.7GHz Intel Core i7-3517U along with a 500GB hard drive/24GB solid-state drive (SSD) combo drive, and Nvidia GeForce 620M graphics. The $779 UX32A has a previous-generation 1.4GHz Intel i3-2367M CPU, 320GB HDD/24GB SSD, and Intel HD 3000 graphics, and the $1,079 UX31A has a 1.7GHz Intel Core i5-3317U CPU, 128GB SSD, and Intel HD 4000 graphics, plus a slightly thinner body.
Of those three, the UX32VD is the most expensive, but also by far the most universally useful. It was also much faster at running our benchmark tests, beating out the other two Zenbooks, but falling behind an Intel Core i5 MacBook Air. In everyday use, I found all three to be more than responsive enough for common computer tasks, from social networking to working in Microsoft Office to running Photoshop. But there's definitely a difference between Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge performance.


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We live in a time when most of us who live in larger Jewish communities have so many choices of where to dine. Cities are bursting with restaurants yet finding that unique eating experience is rare. Pardes, located in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn, New York is quite an extraordinary dining experience. First, the style is casual yet chic; chilled out like the neighborhood. The menu changes each evening as the Chef, Moses Wendel, sees what is fresh and what those choices spur creatively. (We have been tracking him for about two years already as you may remember. GKC raved about Wendel stealing the show at the Royal Wine Kosher Food and Wine Show in NY 2 in 2010. Wendel went on to open the much acclaimed Basil and now has his own restaurant, Pardes) The food presentation is fabulous, with bright white plates of all different shapes and gorgeous food with vibrant color and stimulating texture . And finally, the general vibe is "enjoy the food" since it is served as it's prepared, individually, not all at once, and with no rush to get you out. For a bunch of neurotic multi-tasking New Yorkers, this meant it was time to relax and just enjoy – which we did thanks to some delicious and unusual food and good wine.
We went with 4 other friends so we had a lot of food to try. Chef Wendel's menu is unbelievable with dishes like "Grilled Treviso, beef heart, poached egg, red pepper" (the poached egg sat in the middle of the dish – btw, huge food trend in the treif world- incredible flavor and I never thought I would taste beef heart, super tender, melt in your mouth), "Duck with Root Beer, peanuts, celery, Ras el Hanou and Harissa"(Moroccan hot chili sauce), "Wild Tasmanian Sea Trout, red pepper sauce, corn crepe, pistachio leek fondue", "Bluefish Bergamot (that's a citrus fruit and when was the last time you saw bluefish on a menu?), and so much more. The trout was prepared perfectly with a seared crisp top and a soft, flavorful center. I had wanted double the amount of the pistachio leek fondue, which was hard to share with the others. Each dish is prepared individually and is spiced with intense flavors that balance and compliment the other flavors and yet never overwhelm the dish as a whole. The Beef Cheek Pizza, with 24-hour roasted tomatoes and fresh basil, was a particular favorite. Even my husband who does not enjoy spicy food found the flavor and intensity so perfect. Another highlight was the "roasted corn, grapefruit and fennel salad". Sprinkled with arugula and sitting on a bed of corn pudding and mizuna (Japanese lettuce), and topped with corn bread croutons, I was sold on this restaurant at this course. Even the crispy fries are unusual, as they are served with this delicious onion parsley garnish, and amazing dips like garlic truffle mayo and smoky red wine ketchup (I really want to package and buy these for home use!)
Pardes was a food lover's fun evening, as it was an evening to enjoy taste, presentation, and great company (people were sitting and eating all night). Get there to taste the summer's freshest food and go often because Chef Wendel will surprise you each night with a an incredible creation you will certainly not find anywhere else. One of the best new great kosher restaurants around, for sure.
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Columbus Crew 0, Toronto FC 2 | MLS Match Recap
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Despite fielding a weakened starting lineup, Toronto FC were able to knock off the only remaining perfect MLS team, beating the Columbus Crew 2-0 at Crew Stadium on Saturday in a game highlighted by an early Michael Bradley goal.
The match pitting Gregg Berhalter's upstart Crew and Toronto's star-studded roster was marred before the game began by Toronto's absences. The Reds' prolific Designated Player Jermain Defoe missed the match due to injury, while captain Steven Caldwell served a one-game suspension. Rookie Nick Hagglund started the match in the center of defense alongside Bradley Orr, and Kyle Bekker got a rare start in place of the injured Jonathan Osorio.
Building off of his dominant midweek performance against Mexico, Bradley opened the scoring in the 11th minute. Mark Bloom found a streaking Bradley down the right side of the Columbus defense, and Toronto's captain took goalkeeper Steve Clark by surprise on a shot from a tight angle near the endline, putting it through the 'keeper's legs and into the side netting.
The remainder of the first half was frenetic for both sides. A plague of turnovers in the middle of the field prevented the Crew from playing the possessing brand of soccer that they prefer, while Toronto largely relied on those giveaways to start attacks that often ended in crucial tackles by Columbus defenders Michael Parkhurst and Giancarlo González.
For the second week in a row, the Crew went into the locker room trailing at the half, and much like the Seattle match, the team responded after halftime by controlling the opening minutes after intermission.
Though they couldn't muster an early goal in the second, a foul on Federico Higuaín gave the Crew a dangerous free kick in the 49th minute. Bernardo Añor knuckled a hard shot, but Júlio César punched the driven ball away, preserving the Toronto lead.
Midway through the half, Toronto seemed comfortable with their lead, and largely played to contain the Crew attack. For long stretches, Columbus passed the ball around in the Toronto third and pumped crosses into the box, but very few attacks had any merit, and most fell harmlessly by the wayside.
A flurry of action in the final ten minutes saw the Crew squander several more chances after loading the field with attackers to deal with the defensive-minded Toronto. Last week's hero Justin Meram and Costa Rican forward Jairo Arrieta couldn't provide enough offense, and despite a flood of attacking movements, Columbus couldn't find a goal.
Completely against the run of play, Toronto forward Issey Nakajima-Farran came off the bench for his first MLS appearance, found space on the counterattack and clipped home a Justin Morrow cross in the 85th minute to put the match out of reach for the visitors, clinching the TFC win and handing the Crew their first loss of the Berhalter era, giving both teams a 3-1-0 record.
Next week, the Crew travel to San Jose April 13 to face the Earthquakes, while Toronto host the Colorado Rapids on April 12.
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UCONN WOMEN: Caroline Doty and Heather Buck get ready for their final home game
STORRS >> The goals and aspirations weren't that much different for Heather Buck and Caroline Doty as they were for pretty much every other kid to sign a national letter of intent to play for the UConn women's basketball team over the past two decades.
Play in four Final Fours, win multiple national championships, perhaps be a part of an undefeated team or two before embarking on a professional basketball career.
The two fifth-year seniors, who will play their final regular-season game at Gampel Pavilion on Saturday (4 p.m., SNY) against Seton Hall, actually accomplished most of the items on the aforementioned checklist. However, the last five years have been complete with unexpected roadblocks as well as glorious memories which figure to last a lifetime.
"It's definitely been a roller coaster, that is for sure," Doty said. "If we were at an amusement park, I would think our five years have been the most insane roller coaster there can be. You can't regret it, you have to learn from everything, from the ups and downs and have it fulfill you not only as a player but as a person."
Most of the downs for Doty are a result of her surgically-repaired knee. She suffered her first torn ACL when she was playing soccer as a senior at Germantown (Pa.) Academy. A couple more followed. One ended her freshman season after 17 games another resulted in her sitting out the entire 2010-11 season.
Shortly after 3:45 p.m. on Saturday Doty will make the walk to center court with her mom on one side of her and her father on the other as she is saluted by the home crowd. It won't be Doty's final game in Connecticut as the home regular-season finale is Tuesday at the XL Center versus Pittsburgh and there could be three Big East tournament games at the XL Center and if the Huskies advance to the Elite Eight, their first four NCAA tournament contests will be played in the Nutmeg State. Still, this day is going to be one Doty doesn't figure to forget.
"You know you never want to go through an injury or anything like that but everything happens for a reason and the coaches make decisions for a reason and you kind of have to trust (them)," Doty said. "It is hard kind of thing to trust but looking back on it, the best you can do is have fun, play smart and just trust everybody around you.
"(It is special) just to have your parents and take one quick kind of view of the fans, the atmosphere and just know that nothing really ever lasts. We are lucky to be here and have five years to be able to play and be on the court and contribute. You can contribute even when you are not on the court and that is an important thing that we have learned that if you are on the team, no matter what your role is you are important to it and you are on the team for a reason and I am just happy to be a part of this team."
Buck sat out the 2008-09 season as a non-medical redshirt with the hope that she could be a go-to post player by the time she was an upperclassman.
However, Buck's minutes have been limited over the last four seasons. Still, while some players in a similar situation have opted to transfer out of UConn, Buck is glad she stuck around for the long haul.
"My whole career took a different track than I think anybody expected so it has been about adjusting and finding new ways to contribute," Buck said. "It really is all about the love of the game. You still want to have that opportunity to come out and compete every day in practice and hopefully you get that opportunity in a game too but if you don't you find another way to contribute, another thing you can do that can help your team so that is what it has all been about."
In a perfect world every senior who be like Kelly Faris, who has started every game in the last three seasons or former teammates of Buck's and Doty's like Maya Moore and Tiffany Hayes who earned quality minutes pretty much from the time they first slipped on a Connecticut jersey.
However, life is not always a fairy tale. That doesn't minimize the legacy of either player, especially in the eyes of their head coach.
"What it does is it tests how much you love this game," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "If somebody loves the game, they love coming to practice and they love being on the team and love everything that goes along with that then it is not a grind at all, it is a labor of love. In our situation we are lucky, we have two fifth-year seniors who love the game, they love coming to practice, and they love being a part of a team.
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