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Chris Arnone: Blackburn Hawks flying high with two 8-1 wins
1:59pm Tuesday 28th October 2014
It was the perfect weekend for us. We couldn't have asked for anything more with two 8-1 wins.
Chris Arnone: Manchester Phoenix are a top, top side...
11:38am Tuesday 21st October 2014
WE had a good start against Manchester Phoenix in the cup on Sunday, but in the end it was a tough one and we lost 12-5.
Telling off was just what we needed, says Blackburn Hawks captain
11:05am Tuesday 7th October 2014
HOW we were so poor in the first period and so good after that at Solway on Saturday I haven't got a clue.
ICE HOCKEY: Hawks hoping for happy anniversary
3:21pm Saturday 6th September 2014
COACH Jared Owen has urged his Blackburn Hawks side to 'set an early marker' as they bid for honours to mark their 25th anniversary season in style.
The Big Interview: Czech out the Hawks new boy
4:40pm Saturday 30th August 2014
TOWERING Czech Pavel Slowik had given up on his ice hockey career and made a new life for himself in England, not expecting a second chance.
Nurse pens new Blackburn Hawks contract
10:30am Friday 11th July 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks have re-signed Jake Nurse for the 2014/15 season.
Third Brittle joins up with Blackburn Hawks
10:30am Wednesday 11th June 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks have announced the addition of a third Brittle brother to their ranks.
Chris Arnone: Plenty of pride in play-off final loss
8:00am Tuesday 15th April 2014
WE had a tough weekend, with two real battles, and lost the play-off trophy to Solway – but I could not be more proud of the Hawks team.
Brave Blackburn Hawks shut out in play-off final
10:47am Monday 14th April 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks' bid to retain the NIHL Moralee Conference play-off title ended in disappointment as they were beaten 2-0 by Solway Sharks in Dumfries yesterday afternoon.
Hawks reach play off final
9:36pm Saturday 12th April 2014
Blackburn Hawks will bid to retain their NIHL Moralee Conference title on Sunday afternoon when they face Solway Sharks in the play-off final (2pm).
Brittle ready to maintain the Blackburn Hawks hockey family affair
8:04am Saturday 12th April 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks star Adam Brittle admits he was too young to fully appreciate the achievements of his early ice hockey career, but he is relishing the prospect of going for play-off glory with brother Daniel this weekend.
Chris Arnone column: Blackburn Hawks ready to deal with pressure
3:10pm Tuesday 8th April 2014
WE'VE got two games in a weekend, but we take one game at a time as we bid to retain our play-off crown.
Chris Arnone: An ice time at Hawks proved girls just want to have fun
8:30am Tuesday 1st April 2014
WELL, Thursday was a first at training – all of us on the ice dressed as women.
Ice Hockey: Hawks aiming to swoop on a double
8:00am Friday 21st March 2014
DOUBLE-hunting Blackburn Hawks are on the cup trial tomorrow as they look to collect two trophies before the season's end.
Chris Arnone: Fan power can help Blackburn Hawks seal cup final place
8:22am Tuesday 18th March 2014
I THINK there's quite a lot of fans following us up to Scotland on Saturday for our big NLN Cup decider against Solway Sharks and that's great to hear as they can really help get us the win that would seal our place in the final.
Hawks secure super shut-out success
3:31pm Tuesday 11th March 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks secured only their fourth shut-out of the season as they won 5-0 at Sutton Sting in their final game of the regular season on Sunday.
Hat-trick the ideal way to end season
3:27pm Tuesday 11th March 2014
SUNDAY was the first time in senior hockey that I've scored a hat-trick, and it was really pleasing to get a 5-0 win at Sutton Sting.
Hawks waiting on Adams ban
11:00am Friday 7th March 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks are waiting to hear whether Canadian import Jon Adams will miss their crucial end of season matches after being banished from the ice in their defeat to Solway.
Chris Arnone: Second position is progress for us
10:00am Tuesday 4th March 2014
IT was disappointing to lose against Solway on Sunday but we've confirmed second place in the league now and that's a really good achievement for the club.
Hawks get league boost despite Solway loss
8:02am Tuesday 4th March 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks have secured their best league finish since 1996 despite losing at home to Solway Sharks on Sunday.
Momentum crucial to Hawks chances
6:22pm Friday 28th February 2014
JARED Owen hopes Blackburn Hawks can sign off in style, as his side play their last home league game of the season tomorrow.
Chris Arnone: Last minute strike was so tough to take
10:00am Tuesday 25th February 2014
A THREE-point weekend has secured our play-off place. One more point will mean securing second spot in the Moralee Conference.
Battling Hawks book play-off place
8:46am Tuesday 25th February 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks were denied a perfect weekend after conceding two goals in the final 35 seconds at Whitley Warriors.
Hawks swooping for play-offs
8:39am Friday 21st February 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks can book their spot in the end of season play-offs this weekend – having missed out on the NIHL Moralee Conference title.
Chris Arnone: Solway deserve title - but we fight on
8:30am Tuesday 18th February 2014
AFTER our 3-3 draw at Sheffield Spartans on Saturday, Solway's win on Sunday means that they have won the league now. But nothing has changed for us.
Owen not giving up on the top spot just yet
12:51pm Friday 14th February 2014
THE optimist in Blackburn Hawks player-coach Jared Owen says his club are still in with a shout of the Moralee Conference title.
Chris Arnone: Spirit is everything in our happy camp
11:00am Tuesday 11th February 2014
IT was a good performance against Whitley Warriors on Sunday and credit has to go to Ric Hughes for playing despite medical advice.
Brittle's just four-some for Hawks
9:00am Tuesday 11th February 2014
ADAM Brittle scored four goals as Blackburn Hawks claimed a 7-2 home win against Whitley Warriors on Sunday.
Butler blow for in-form Blackburn Hawks
3:30pm Friday 7th February 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks have received a fresh injury blow as in-form D-man Chris Butler is set for a month on the sidelines.
Chris Arnone: Make it a double in Hawks trophy hunt
10:00am Tuesday 4th February 2014
OUR coach Jared Owen sat us down after Sunday's win over the Spartans and said if we win all the games we've got left we will win two trophies.
Ice Hockey: Home comforts for Owen's side
9:00am Tuesday 4th February 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks hauled themselves up to second in the NIHL Moralee Conference by winning an 11-goal thriller with Sheffield Spartans on Sunday.
Ice Hockey: Hughes may miss rest of the season
2:15pm Friday 31st January 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks could be without Ric Hughes for the rest of the season, after he aggravated a knee injury last weekend.
Resurgent Blackburn Hawks target a perfect 10
1:10pm Friday 24th January 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks player-coach Jared Owen insists his on-fire side can be make it a perfect 10 in tomorrow's top-of-the-table NIHL Moralee Conference clash at Solway Sharks (7pm).
Chris Arnone's Hawks column
4:00pm Tuesday 21st January 2014
WE'VE won nine games in a row now and maybe part of it is the fact that we've gone back to a few of the things we did last season.
Nurse takes the sting out of Hawks
11:29am Tuesday 21st January 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks leapfrogged Sutton Sting in the Moralee Conference table after a 3-1 home win over their rivals on Sunday.
Owen: Blackburn Hawks must focus on own game
12:10pm Saturday 18th January 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks player-coach Jared Owen has urged his on-fire side to play their own game in Sunday's crucial NIHL Moralee Conference home clash with Sutton Sting (5.45pm).
Chris Arnone column: Blackburn Hawks need to take sting out of Sutton
2:50pm Tuesday 14th January 2014
IN conceding the least goals and scoring the most we have created a recipe for success in the second half of the season.
Adams and Owen grab hat-tricks for Blackburn Hawks
11:50am Tuesday 14th January 2014
JON Adams and player-coach Jared Owen both scored hat-tricks against Telford Titans to fire Blackburn Hawks into second spot in the National Ice Hockey League Moralee Conference.
Hawks wary despite form
9:20am Friday 10th January 2014
RESURGENT Blackburn Hawks will attempt to make it a magnificent seven wins from seven when they travel to NIHL Moralee Conference basement boys Telford Titans tomorrow (5.30pm).
Chris Arnone column: Glorious weekend means Blackburn Hawks are still hunting title
12:10pm Tuesday 7th January 2014
Mackriel stars for Blackburn Hawks in double success
11:11am Tuesday 7th January 2014
DAN Mackriel completed a 9-1 win over Billingham Stars with his hat-trick goal, rounding off a successful weekend for Blackburn Hawks.
Hawks target double delight
10:00am Friday 3rd January 2014
BLACKBURN Hawks begin the year full of confidence as they prepare for a weekend double header.
Hawks end year on a high
7:44am Tuesday 31st December 2013
Blackburn Hawks ended the year on a thrilling high with back-to-back victories over the weekend.
Blackburn Hawks ready to swoop for the top spot
9:40am Friday 20th December 2013
BLACKBURN Hawks will look to continue where they left off when they make the short trip to Manchester Minotaurs tomorrow in the NLN Cup (5pm) Jared Owen's side produced their best performance of a so far inconsistent season on Sunday when they thrashed Billingham Stars 7-1.
Chris Arnone column: In seventh heaven after our night out
9:30am Tuesday 17th December 2013
TALK about seventh heaven. We were back to our best on Sunday night to beat Billingham Stars 7-1 at home.
Chris Arnone column: Bay defeat really hurt my Hawks
8:26am Tuesday 10th December 2013
DISAPPOINTING, frustrating – they're pretty much the first words that spring to mind about Sunday night's game at Whitley. The printable ones anyway.
Hawks coach Owen facing a tough choice
8:50am Friday 6th December 2013
BLACKBURN Hawks player-coach Jared Owen has been left with a tough selection choice for Sunday's NIHL Moralee Conference clash at Whitley Warriors (5pm).
Chris Arnone Column: We need to build some momentum
1:40pm Tuesday 3rd December 2013
IT was a weekend of highs and lows in the Blackburn Hawks camp.
New Blackburn Hawk set for the Sting
2:00pm Saturday 30th November 2013
Confidence is high in the Blackburn Hawks camp ahead of their double header with Sutton Sting.
Chris Arnone Column: At last things may have turned for the Hawks
12:20pm Tuesday 26th November 2013
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Volunteers undertake Habitat projectJune 21, 2013
SHERIDAN — On June 5, a team of eight AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps young adults began a five-week project with the Habitat for Humanity Eastern Bighorns chapter based in Sheridan. According to a press release, the team will undertake several individual projects including framing, painting and roofing. By working with low-income families to build Read More
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SHERIDAN — Sheridan resident Merry Potter retired from Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad in 2009 after 33 years of work as one of just a handful of female locomotive engineers in the industry. Potter's career began out of necessity, rather than a lifelong love of trains. As a young married couple, she and her husband Read More
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SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Press will implement a new metered paywall Monday on its website, thesheridanpress.com. Prior to the newspaper's website redesign in March, The Press had what is known as a "hard" paywall, meaning everything was behind the curtain. Local content, with the exception of obituaries and classifieds, were accessible only with a subscription. Read More
NEWY honored for collaborative efforts
SHERIDAN — The Northeast Wyoming Municipal Leadership group comprised of leaders from 15 regional communities ranging from Douglas to Gillette to Sheridan, was recognized for its collaborative leadership efforts at the Wyoming Association of Municipalities convention held in Riverton late last week. "NEWY was recognized by folks in WAM this last convention as being pretty Read More
Mixed reaction on coal export environmental impact study
SHERIDAN — Residents of Wyoming and Montana expressed mixed reactions to this week's announcement that the United States Army Corps of Engineers would not pursue a generalized environmental impact study on the exportation of coal to Asia. In a statement before a congressional subcommittee, acting chief of the Army Corps' regulatory program Jennifer Moyer told Read More
Land Trust hires marketing, outreach position
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Community Land Trust has hired Claire Hobbs of Asheville, N.C., to handle the organization's marketing, education, communication, education efforts, events and outreach work. SCLT successfully raised a matching grant from the Homer A. & Mildred S. Scott Foundation, to fund the position for two years. "SCLT has known for a number Read More
SC students head to national SkillsUSA event
SHERIDAN — Following a successful showing at the Wyoming SkillsUSA competition that included bringing home the Outstanding Chapter award, four gold-medal winning Sheridan College students are preparing for the national SkillsUSA Championship competition in Kansas City, Mo., June 24-28. "This is an honor for our students, and I am confident they will once again represent Read More
Engineering across the globe, coming home to Big Horn
Editor's note: This is the fifth in a weeklong series of articles on the local and regional energy sector titled "Big Bang: The boom and bust energy industry." SHERIDAN — Though he has traveled all over the world for his work, petroleum engineer Mark Heid's roots are firmly planted in Sheridan County. Heid's start in Read More
Health Center, Public Health open house set for Wednesday
SHERIDAN — Sheridan County Public Health and the Sheridan Health Center will be hosting a combined open house Wednesday from 4-6 p.m. to recognize the relocation of the health center to the same building as Public Health.| The ribbon cutting ceremony that begins the event will be led by the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce. Read More
City hosts property tour for area realtors
SHERIDAN — About 45 local realtors got a firsthand look at city efforts to enhance public infrastructure Thursday during a guided bus tour through Sheridan. The event was organized and guided by Sheridan Public Works Director Nic Bateson in conjunction with Mayor Dave Kinskey. The realtor contingent — a group that represented several local agencies Read More
SLIB OKs grant for northwest infrastructure
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board approved nearly $19 million in Business Ready Community grants and loans at its meeting Thursday in Cheyenne. The city of Sheridan requested a $1 million Community Readiness Grant for the Sheridan Northwest Infrastructure project. The request was approved by SLIB in full. "We're extremely fortunate to Read More
Mead visit to Canada paying dividends for energy sectorJune 20, 2013
SHERIDAN — Gov. Matt Mead's ongoing visit to Canada to speak with business and energy leaders has proved worthwhile, a Governor's Office spokesman recently told The Sheridan Press. With Canada firmly entrenched as Wyoming's largest international trade partner, the trip is part of the governor's recently released statewide energy strategy; specifically its goal of strengthening Read More
SC sees jump in summer enrollment
SHERIDAN — Officials at Sheridan College announced this week that the institution has seen a nearly 20 percent increase in summer enrollment. A total of 370 students are enrolled in at least one course during the current summer semester compared to about 300 last summer. "We're facing a critical national and local need to help Read More
Sector ties Wyoming with Pacific coast
Editor's note: This is the fourth in a weeklong series of articles on the local and regional energy sector entitled "Big Bang: The boom and bust energy industry." SHERIDAN — It's a long way from Sheridan to the Pacific coast, but geographic distance doesn't diminish the city's stake in a battle currently playing out on Read More
Dayton council approves plat
SHERIDAN — Dayton Town Council approved the final plat of the H Bar C Subdivision located on Main Street in Dayton at its regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday. Council members also voted on the percentage of capital facilities tax funds Dayton will receive and considered the third and final reading of the Dayton budget for fiscal Read More
NWCCD Trustees discuss community engagement
SHERIDAN — The academic year now behind them, the Northern Wyoming Community College District Board of Trustees devoted much of their meeting Wednesday evening to discussing ongoing efforts aimed at providing a higher quality experience for instructors and students. SC President Dr. Paul Young told the board that administrators have recently undertaken community engagement efforts Read More
Relay for Life begins Friday
SHERIDAN — The annual Relay for Life of Sheridan will begin tomorrow. The event, a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society will take place at Kendrick Park, beginning Friday evening and lasting through the night until 7 a.m. Saturday with individuals walking laps through the park all night. The national event marks 23 years this Read More
Sheridan High School Honor Rolls
SHERIDAN — Sheridan High School students named to the second semester "B" honor rolls are: 12th-grade Mario Alvarez, Troy Anthony, James Argeris, Abigail Bacon, Baylee Baker, Kevin Bakkehaug, Hailey Baxter, Sydney Bork, Kaden Brewer, Collin Carey, Casey Carlton, Austin Cooley, Shayley Cooper, Jackson Craft, Wyatt Davis, Ryan Deitchler, Kameron Duncan, Gunnar Edeen, Megan Eisenhauer, Collin Read More
Bighorns discussion to highlight Wyoming Wed. June 26
SHERIDAN — The next Wyoming Wednesday program will be June 26 at 10 a.m. Cheri Jones will talk about the U.S. Forest Service, focusing on the Bighorn Mountains. Wyoming Wednesdays are held at the Wyoming Welcome Center, 1517 E. Fifth St., each Wednesday in June and July, except for July 3. They are free and Read More
Dog and Cat Shelter Golf Tourney June 28
SHERIDAN — The Dog and Cat Shelter is having its 10th annual golf tournament June 28. This four-person scramble will be at the Powder Horn golf course with a tee time of 1 p.m. There is a limit of 36 teams. To register your team contact Todd Bleidner at the Powder Horn at 673-4800 or Read More
Local woman celebrates surviving cancer
SHERIDAN — The annual Relay for Life fundraiser of the American Cancer Society not only raises money to fund cancer research, but it is an event to celebrate those who are survivors or are currently fighting cancer. One amazing local survivor is Dana Clark, who at the age of 31, was diagnosed with stage three Read More
Fire investigation suggests electrical failure
SHERIDAN — A house fire at 1076 Adam Street Thursday has been ruled accidental by Sheridan Fire-Rescue. While firefighters have determined that the blaze originated in the living room of the single story trailer home, the exact cause of the fire is still unknown. During an investigation into the incident Thursday afternoon, however, crews discovered Read More
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Definition of sausage meat in English:
sausage meatLine breaks: saus|age meat
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Minced meat with spices and a binder such as cereal, used in sausages or as a stuffing.
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- They also add a sharpness to the likes of apple sauce for a roast pork accompaniment and, added to sausage meat along with raisins, cloves, all spice and brandy, mixed with a stuffing, are a winner.
- Chicken with a tarragon stuffing turned out to be mainly full of sausage meat and horrid.
- And so we have recipes for cabbages stuffed with sausage meat, cabbages layered with potatoes and baked, and sauerkraut (fermented, pickled cabbage) served with potatoes and pork.
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Tom Brady on lockout lawsuit: 'I'm always trying to figure out what the right thing is'
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady made an appearance at a promotional event for Under Armour in New York City Friday morning and talked about his role as lead plaintiff in the lawsuit against the NFL.
"I'm always trying to figure out what the right thing is," he said. "Look, I've been very fortunate as a player to sign the contracts that I've signed and to be in the position I've been in as a leader and to lead."
Brady didn't delve into the controversy, instead taking a more positive approach.
"I think the important thing is to realize is that we're trying to bring reason and compromise to a very challenging agreement," he said. "This is not something that's easy. There's a lot that goes into it. I know a lot of people are hard at work. DeMaurice Smith has had a lot of meetings with Roger Goodell. Mr. Kraft is heavily involved, and everyone's trying to accomplish the same thing. Hopefully, there's an agreement at some point soon."
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2011 Pinot Noir Rosé, Loica Vineyard, Viña Leyda(6x75cl)
Raspberries, cherries and white strawberries' symphony, an elegant Rosé to enjoy. This Rosé delights with its pure expression of Pinot Noir, showing red berries, citric and floral hints. The palate is well structured, fruit concentrated and creamy.
2010 Riesling, Neblina Vineyard, Viña Leyda(6x75cl)
The pureness of this Riesling is shown in its floral, fruity and delightful flavours Elegant, mineral, expressive, with cherimoya, tangy, mandarin fruit and flower hints. Creamy texture in palate, with sweet front palate, honey suckle, white fruit, crisp acidity and juicy-lingering ending.
2012 Sauvignon Gris, Kadun Vineyard, Viña Leyda(6x75cl)
Pale straw colour with simple aroma of lime and spice. Very clean and crisp palate with light lime flavours and a touch of floweriness. Tropical fruits also evident finishing with a twist of sherbet.
2012 Pinot Noir Lot 21, Viña Leyda(6x75cl)
This delicate Pinot Noir is complex and elegant, with fine aromas of strawberry, cherry, orange peel and herbs, which combines perfectly with oak. Red berries, fresh and sweets are the first flavours in the palate, then cherries and soft tannins which linger in a long and persistent finish.
2013 Chardonnay, Falaris Hill Vineyard, Viña Leyda(6x75cl)
Falaris Hill Vineyard Chardonnay has a refined and complex nose with ripe citrus character and mineral notes. Subtle oak influence combines with lemon and dry wheat aromas. Fresh and dense in the mouth, with a creamy texture in the mid palate and a lively acidity further back, providing freshness and length to a toasted almonds aftertaste.
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Complex wine that shows character of the site. Has a great diversity of flavours and layers, together with a smooth texture and a bright and mineral acidity.
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A great exponent of Pinot Noir, aromatically fresh and complex. A juicy, fruity and elegant wine. Bright colour. Clean and direct fruity nose, with hints of red cherries, raspberries and a subtle wild herb note. Delicate and refined on the palate. Juicy with ripe flavours of berries combined with mineral notes and a lively acidity.
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With more lift, be sure to check valve-to-piston clearance (minimum .100-.120-inch intake and .120-.140-inch exhaust). With the relatively short duration of our cam, and our installed centerline of 108 degrees (straight up), ours cleared with ease. Advancing the cam, more duration, more lift, or higher ratio rockers will all decrease the clearance.


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Today we will be taking a look at the villains of Captain America: The Winter Soldier and their future in the MCU. Hail Hydra! As always, SPOILERS.
While most films that feature more than a couple of villains are usually criticized for overcrowding, Captain America: The Winter Soldier managed to include a number of villains fluently without bogging down the film, and even set up a few as big players in future Cap films, which we will explore today.
Batroc the Leaper
Anyone following the development of Cap 2 was aware that UFC legend Georges St-Pierre would be matching up on screen against Chris Evans, but it was still a great moment to start the film off that genuinely caused some excitement in the theaters. GSP played Georges Batroc, who is more commonly known in the comics as Batroc the Leaper. master of savate.
His appearance and character was thankfully altered for the big screen, moving away from the clownish and usually ridiculous mannerisms and costume of the character for a more realistic threat to Captain America. GSP filled the role perfectly, and made for a nice opening battle that only added to the overall story while showcasing Cap's unique power set and fighting style. The script could have easily used a random pirate mercenary, but chose instead to slide in a fun nod to Cap's rogues gallery which we can definitely approve of.
Chances of Batroc reappearing in future films is pretty slim, so it might be best to just enjoy his moment in The Winter Soldier.
Brock Rumlow/ Crossbones
Frank Grillo brought the character of Brock Rumlow to life in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, as a member of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Strike team working closely with Captain America. One of the first Hydra betrayals in the film comes at the hands of Rumlow, during the action-packed fight scene between Captain America and Rumlow's Strike squad at the Triskelion.
In the comics, Rumlow becomes the mercenary known as Crossbones, and eventually allies himself with the Red Skull, placing him against Captain America numerous times. The movie made the connection between Rumlow and Steve Rogers far more personal than it started in the comics, which only added to the potential rise of the character we know as Crossbones.
Crossbones will definitely be showing up again in the Cap franchise, as his evolution from Hydra double agent to full blown super-villain was only beginning at the close of The Winter Soldier.
Arnim Zola
We first saw the evil scientist Arnim Zola in Captain America: The First Avenger, played by Toby Jones. Zola, who worked under the Red Skull as a member of Hydra, was responsible for tapping the energy source known as the Tesseract, which we saw reappear in The Avengers. Zola was captured by Captain America and the Howling Commandoes in World War II, during the mission that cost Bucky Barnes his life… as far as we knew.
Jones reprised his role as Zola (in a way) for the sequel, which saw the revelation that Zola, along with some other fellow scientists brought to the states during operation: paperclip, had infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. since its inception. We also discover that Zola has in fact transferred his brain patterns into a series of computer banks, effectively gaining immortality in the digital world, something his comic counterpart also achieved.
There's always a chance that Zola may show up again in future sequels, and hopefully we will one day get to see the robotic version we know and love from the comics.
Alexander Pierce/ Hydra
When Captain America: The Winter Soldier began assembling its cast, one name sparked a number of fan discussions, Robert Redford. Obviously most were excited to see Redford in a Marvel Studios movie, especially one that was touted as a political-thriller. Conjecture began over the role Alexander Pierce would play in the film, and no one was really too surprised to see Pierce revealed as the ultimate Hydra double agent.
Of course, Hydra runs much deeper than one key member of the organization, and we see a number of MCU characters revealed as Hydra members, including Jasper Sitwell (played by Maximiliano Hernandez), Iron Man 2's Senator Sterns (played by Garry Shandling), and of course, a good chunk of S.H.I.E.L.D. Marvel's Agents of SHIELD also dealt with the threat of Hydra in the tie-in episode, which saw a couple serious betrayals there as well.
Will we see Hydra again? Absolutely, especially considering the mid-credits scene that teased a few of the new faces to Avengers: Age of Ultron, including Thomas Kretschmann as Baron Wolfgang von Strucker, the modern leader of Hydra following the death/disappearance of Red Skull.
Bucky Barnes/ The Winter Soldier
Finally, we make it to the villain of the piece that featured so many villains. Sebastian Stan reprised his role as James "Bucky" Barnes AKA The Winter Soldier. One of Captain America's first real missions was a rescue for Bucky and his unit, which would eventually become known as the Howling Commandoes. During his captivity, Bucky was experimented on by Zola before being rescued by Captain America, which would have interesting repercussions later on.
We previously saw Bucky perish during the mission to capture Arnim Zola, as he fell to his death from a speeding train. This was a traumatic loss for Steve Rogers, who was still relatively new to his role as Captain America. As we discover during the events of The Winter Soldier, Zola's experiments on Bucky allowed him to survive the fall, and he was recaptured by Hydra, who attached a bionic arm and brainwashed him to be their elite assassin, although by the end of the film we finally start to see the true Bucky shine through.
The Winter Soldier will have a very large role to play in the developing MCU, so expect to see more of Sebastian Stan, who has a 9-picture deal with Marvel Studios.
We will be talking more about the Winter Soldier and some of these villains on Friday, when we take a look at the as yet untitled Captain America 3. Tomorrow we are going to take a look at what affect the events of Captain America: The Winter Soldier will have on the finale of Marvel's Phase Two, Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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Fashions of the Future as Imagined in 1893
Illustrations from "Future Dictates of Fashion" by W. Cade Gall that was published in the January 1893 issue of The Strand magazine.
At first I thought this was some "fashion of witches and wizards through the ages" type thing but nah everyone is supposed to dress like this. I wish everyone dressed like this.
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Recall List for the 1994 Geo Tracker
Official recall notices have been issued for the 1994 Geo Tracker by the NHTSA. The complete details of all recalls are listed below, along with what they cover and the recommended solutions. It's important to note that most recalls won't cost you anything to get fixed, so if your car is affected you should call an authorized Geo service shop immediately!
1994 Geo Tracker STEERING:WHEEL AND HANDLE BAR NHTSA Campaign #96V118000
Summary: The steering wheel center hub to spoke weld can fracture.
Consequence: This condition will allow the steering wheel to separate from the steering column increasing the risk of a vehicle accident.
Actions: Dealers will inspect the steering wheel for the suspect steering wheel lot date code and replace any found to have this suspect date. For detailed information & supporting documents, see the official NHTSA page concerning recall #96V118000 »
1994 Geo Tracker SUSPENSION:REAR NHTSA Campaign #94V073001
Summary: The right rear and left axle shaft housing tubes were incorrectly welded and can fracture. Fracture of the rear axle shaft housing can result in separation of the affected wheel assembly and separation of the brake line.
Consequence: Separation of the wheel assembly can cause loss of vehicle control and separation of the brake line results in loss of one-half of the braking system, increasing stopping distance. In either case, an accident can occur.
Actions: Dealers will inspect the welds of the rear axle assemblies on involved vehicles and, if necessary, replace the complete rear axle assembly. For detailed information & supporting documents, see the official NHTSA page concerning recall #94V073001 »
1994 Geo Tracker STEERING:RACK AND PINION NHTSA Campaign #94V016000
Summary: These vehicles were assembled with a lower steering shaft that can separate due to a mislocated weld.
Consequence: If the separation occurred while the vehicle was in motion, a loss of steering control can result and an accident can occur without prior warning.
Actions: Dealers will inspect the steering shaft and replace it if necessary. For detailed information & supporting documents, see the official NHTSA page concerning recall #94V016000 »


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Prior to starting my PhD, I lived a chaotic life as a teacher, a developer, an entrepreneur and family person. The expectations were high. The deadlines were always looming and never-ending. Needless to say, I struggled a lot.
But I wasn't going to let myself disappoint. I selected many role models that are obviously more disciplined and productive. And they are all undoubtedly successful, by all standards, based on their achievements in life.
My mom is part of the list. She taught me the basics of time planning, and the wisdom of working with priority lists. As a tenured professor and a mother of 6, she insists that is her secret productivity sauce.
Of recent, my new role model is Barry Smyth, my advisor. I find it hard to believe he isn't superhuman; or maybe an andriod from the future. He juggles many administrative and academic duties, yet he is always at the top of his game. He even affords to run a marathon. Impressive, right? The good thing is that he shares his productivity tips on his blog, and in his Flipboard magazine.
As a muslim, my all time favourite is Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. But of course, why not? In one of his sayings he advised:
"The most beloved of deeds to Allah are those that are most consistent, even if it is small"
Although he was referring to good deeds as per religion. This productivity wisdom can be extended to our personal and work lives. By splitting seemingly complicated tasks into smaller actionable bits. One can form a habit of tackling the "bits" one at a time, consistently. This had the added merit of reducing the likelihood of procrastination.
I've been mulling over the idea of starting a startup (no pun intended) on the side. I love to build things that people use. Like every developer out there, I have a list of bright ideas and a directory of many unfinished projects that may likely never see the day. But I still want to develop them. And since doing a PhD requires one to have more than 25 hours in a day, I'll heed to the Prophet's ﷺ advice, along with those from Barry and pray that my efforts in this August bears some fruit.


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Sorry, lovely followers! I've started college, so I've been busy, but I am not neglecting you!
Day twelve:
Favourite Marilyn book?
Well, the only real biography I've read so far is The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe, although I own a few more. I don't think that makes it very fair to choose that one, so I'm going to choose out of the picture books I own. My favourite has to be Monroe by James Spada. I love the photos he decided to use. Some of the loveliest ones. However, my copy has begun to fall apart. /:
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Favourite director?
This was almost a tie between Wilder and Cukor, but then I sat down, examined their filmographies and came to a decision. I, overall, have enjoy films by Cukor more so. Not just Marilyn films. If I had judged by solely her films, Billy would have been my choice. He directed two of her most famous films, but I didn't feel it was fair to judge on just her own films.
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Congrats to Curtains, winners of the first Indie Cage Match at UCB East! Highlights from the show and next week's line up will be up shortly! Thanks to CSO and Beatloaf for their awesome performances, and the super huge enthusiastic crowd!
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Some pictures I took of the pups today at Lane Stadium.
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Someone buy this darn record player. I need money for my trip.
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I'm selling an Audio-Technica AT-PL120 turntable. Price is $200. Message me if you're interested.
This spring break, I will be accompanying a small group from the VT BCM on a mission trip to London, England. This won't be my first overseas mission trip, but it will be my first time going with the BCM, and my first time going to London. While I am very excited about this opportunity, I am also quite nervous. Mainly about the cost of this trip. It is going to cost $1300. If you feel drawn to donate some money for this trip, click here. You could also consider this donation a 22nd birthday present, since my birthday is next week. :)
Lastly if you wouldn't mind, please keep me in your prayers. I want to be sure I am doing this trip for the right reasons, and that I am letting God have full control.
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What, what. Mastering some MIPS and binary language. :)
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I only have one more year. I was starting to get discouraged, but after getting next year organized, I have a renewed sense of hope. I can do this. Graduation, here I come!
It's in a prime location, within a two minute walking distance from VT campus, and downtown. Rent is $225 a month, including water/sewer/trash. Put a message in my ask box if you're interested.
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Busta Rhymes performs at Show Media launch party
New York, NY - Show Media held a launch party for it's new Digital Transportation Network at Avenue Nightclub in NYC on Wednesday, October 3rd. The event drew a crowd of top ad agencies and luxury retail & consumer brands, focusing on Advertising Week's key figures who shape and influence the industry. Guest performances from Asher Roth and Busta Rhymes completed the evening.
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Shiny! Consider me intrigued.
"How beautiful it is to get up and go out and do something. We are here on earth to fart around. Don't let anybody tell you different." - Kurt Vonnegut
very very cool can't wait
Damn, I thought Jason Statham was gonna pop on the screen and start kicking a**.
Hmm, Ok, I just ordered 1000 at $0!! w00t! Ok, just kidding, I didn't.. but it lets me add em to my cart and I got all the way to verify order and decided I didnt want to waist the $6..
I have been waiting for someone to come out with something like this. I hope it works as good as it looks
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by maximiliano | Mar 30, 2011 2:07PM EDT Review
NCIS : LOS ANGELES "The Job" Season 2 Episode 20 – Kensi goes undercover and works with a very handsome thief that puts her in danger. Needless to say neither of those things sit to well with Deeks but whether or not that's because (as he claims) she i more
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Presbyterian Church(USA) Comparison Chart
Comparison of Basic Beliefs and Viewpoints of Three Presbyterian Denominations:
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) (PCUSA), Evangelical Covenant Order of Presbyterians
(ECO), and Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC)
At the request of Mid-Council leaders in the Presbyterian Church (USA) this comparison chart
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- Topics: Theology
- Tags: eco, epc, polity, theology
- Ministries: Theology and Worship
- Agency: Presbyterian Mission Agency
Manuel, Thank you for the encouragement.
A must have in every congregation's Sunday School and Cathequisms. :)
Thanks so much, Don. Someone else pointed this out to us last week, and I will revise and have it up this week. Not quite sure how that mistake got in there. Charles
Just so you know...I notice that in the revised comparative chart of the 3 denominations, the ordination question to candidates regarding the scriptures for the PCUSA, omitted are the words 'in the Church universal, and God's Word to you.'


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I used to admin a Netware system a while back (4.x-6.x) I know of one
particular tid-bit where you can use rconsole to connect to the server
and login as admin without a password (user:admin, password:<blank>).
Since DS is a LDAP system try doing anon LDAP queries. The GW client
can be used to connect to other user accounts without logging in as
that user (the security setting has to be poorly configured for that)
by adding some switches on the run line (/@u or something). What
netware services are they running (Print services, iManager, iFolder,
etc.)? Make sure you have the client (both novell and GW). The Novell
client will ID the systems on the network.
Netware typically runs Apache and tomcat for the management console
(iManager). A Java interface is also used in setting up something
(hey, it's been a few years). Novell's web site has a great search
engine and can pin a lot of this down for you pretty quickly.
On 8/2/06, Chris Serafin <chris () chrisserafin com> wrote:
Hello all,
I'm doing a large pen test of a client who has Novell 5.5 and uses
groupwise for their email. In addition to trashing their network via
many other vulnerabilities, I wanna try to exploit the Novell system. I
have run GFI LanGuard against it, with sad results. I'm running Nessus
as I speak, so I don't know the results of that just yet. I saw a new
vuln came out today , but it was for 6.x only from the advisory. Anyone
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LibreOffice debugs and buffs up to v.3.5
The Document Foundation (TDF) has announced the release of LibreOffice 3.5, which it modestly describes as "the best free office suite ever." This latest 201MB build strips out a lot of redundant code from the OpenOffice base around which LibreOffice is built, a move which initially caused the software some stability problems. …
I hope they gave this some love. I tried to use it a couple of weeks ago and found it to be buggy to the point of unusable (losing setting, options being hidden and random changes).
I wasn't doing anything complex, all I wanted was each bullet to appear after a click. Could it do that? No. Epic fail.
I have not logged a bug, I guess I really should.
I've done this many times while editing presentations with LO. My guess is you aren't doing it right.
@Norman Hartnell
Nope - it's not me. How do I know that? Well, for starters I read the Help a few times to make sure I was doing it right. Then there's the nature of the fails.
When I finally get the anim to work, adding a new line screws it all up. They do not appear in the order on the page, but in the order of entry. Which is just stupid, especially when you decide to re-order things. You need to delete the anim and begin the fight again.
When I make a change to the anim, click "OK" and open the dialog back up, my changes are gone. No warning, no message, no nothing. Just gone. Epic fail.
This elitist "blame the user" attitude is pervasive in F/OSS and is one of it's largest handicaps and your pithy and useless reply is just one more example of this.
Re: @Norman Hartnell
"This elitist "blame the user" attitude is pervasive in F/OSS and is one of it's largest handicaps"
Sums up what I've been thinking ages quite nicely - thanks!
Re: @Norman Hartnell
Your OP said "all I wanted was each bullet to appear after a click. Could it do that? No. Epic fail.". Now you are saying that you *could* get each bullet to appear after a click, and that it only fell over after you added another line. You can't expect accurate help if you don't give accurate information!
I think you should add a bug report.
@Norman Hartnell
You offered no help, just a "Works for me!"
And you missed out about it not accepting changes.
Yes, a bug report shall be filed (well, I'll check for dupes first)
Re: @Norman Hartnell
Have you checked the *custom animation* settings for each slide?
The wife and I renewed our vows last October. I created several presentations for the DVD I'm putting together of the ceremony. For one of the presentations I timed the vocals of our song so I could choreograph the on-screen lyrics with the singer.
Once the timing was done, I added (cropped) stills from the ceremony video to this presentation. After adjusting the timings where needed in the custom animations toolbar, I have a presentation that choreographs the lyrics *and* the stills.
This was done on LibreOffice 3.4.3 on openSUSE 11.4/KDE 3.5.10 (I've since upgraded to openSUSE 12.1/KDE 3.5.10).
If I can do it, and I don't use Impress daily, BTW, you can too.
I took the time to learn how to use the tool properly.
"Have you checked the *custom animation* settings for each slide?"
Why yes, yes I have. That is how I knew it was randomly losing the changes I was making.
"I took the time to learn how to use the tool properly."
Oh look, typical F/OSStard response "RTFM!"
Values not being saved without warning is not, never has been, never will be a user problem. It is a software one and IME it is one that Impress suffers badly from.
Re: @RoyalHeart
> "Have you checked the *custom animation* settings for each slide?"
> Why yes, yes I have. That is how I knew it was randomly losing the changes I was making.
Seems you have something very wrong with your install of LO, or your user prefs file(s) for LO are bonkered. (Read-only, wrong permissions, etc. also come to mind here.)
> "I took the time to learn how to use the tool properly."
> Oh look, typical F/OSStard response "RTFM!"
So you would rather someone else "RTFM" then hold your hand whilst they explain and show you, on a 2-year-old level, how to use the application ?
> Values not being saved without warning is not, never has been, never will be a user problem. It is a software one and IME it is one that Impress suffers badly from.
Wrong. I have permissions on files get accidentally changed where an application couldn't save preferences/configuration in *my* home directory. Once I realized the problem and corrected the permissions, the preferences/configuration saving problem disappeared.
It's not always a software issue. Pick an application and mark its settings file read-only. Then change a few settings, restart the app, and see if the settings were saved. More than likely not.
(I marked my file associations preferences file read-only to keep *my* preferred associations from being "helpfully" changed when I install a new app.)
And I have *YET* to have *any* component of LO fail to save values, of any kind.
I'm mostly working on Google Docs now. I do use LibreOffice every now and then, I have have MS Office on both my work and home computers, but the convenience of being able to work on a document on one computer, go to another computer and read it back or pick up where I left off is too tempting, as is not having to install software or keep it up to date.
I like Google and happily use quite a few of their services, but if I can find an open source/free alternative to Google Docs (if it's something I can install and run on my own server creating accounts for me and any family/friends that want to use it, even better) then I will definitely be interested. .
MS Office, OpenOffice, LibreOffice...
I've used all three in the past. At the office it's MSOffice (if I really *have* to) or OpenOffice, at home it's LibreOffice purely because when OS X Lion came along, OpenOffice didn't want to play (and yes, I had the Java Runtime). So LibreOffice it was.
Frankly, they are much of a muchness, although I must say that Excel and Oo Calc have their foibles and their advantages over each other. Oh well, we'll see how good LO 3.5 is...
Re: MS Office, OpenOffice, LibreOffice...
Just curious... Why you've tried OpenOffice and LibreOffice on OSX, but not NeoOffice? They are all much of a muchness but I find NeoOffice the best of a bad bunch:
• 'Native' GUI [still fugly, but slightly less 'java-esque']
• faster than OO or LO
• Works with Quick Look to allow previewing documents.
Not much in it, but enough to keep me preferring NeoOffice, for the meantime.
I wonder how your company's information protection policies line up with your use of Google services. There is nothing confidential in using the world's largest data miner. Your convenience is not what should be the consideration here.
Re: @squilookle
Maybe it's his own company???
I see what your saying tho. I recently quit as IT Director at a PLC that is making the switch to Google Apps for the very reason you state. There is no security or auditability at any level. Even the 2 factor authentication systems they are half-heartely (i.e. only one person bothered) trying to implement, are akin to writing your PIN on the back of your credit card.
Re: @squilookle
To clarify, I'm talking about non commercial usage - personal and side projects run by myself. Putting stuff from my day job on Google docs would be stupid, ofcourse. For that, I use whatever systems the company provide.
Just downloaded and tried the new version today and I cannae see much difference from the last time I tried LO, a couple of months ago. Sad fact is that, on OSX anyway, and for all its sluggish, bloated fugliness, NeoOffice still pisses all over any other OO incarnation out there.
Why the hell Apple can't just embrace Open Document format in Pages and put us out of our misery, I don't know. Thank God, I mostly do graphics stuff, so don't have to open a Word Processor that often because, every time I do, I feel like I've fallen through a time-warp into the 1990s.
Keep at it!!
LibreOffice 3.5 will make its way to my current Ubuntu installation. LO is very powerful in its own right, but needs a bit more polish to satisfy me. I don't mind the toolbars and the menus, but some aspect of the user interface seem vary dated (e.g. form controls that don't use the current theme making them hard to seem, jagged graphic elements). Meanwhile, on paper at least, it bring much competition to the market.
My experience from the work environment is that average user's needs would be completely fulfilled with Abiword, and Gnumeric.
I'm wondering why never hear of other office suites (e.g: Kingsoft Office, Softmaker Office)
Why does the LibreOffice 3.5 installer want me to close Firefox before it will complete?
@ site admins
I did a search for "libre" hoping to find this article and amke a comment, but only came up with an article from 3rd Oct 2011.
Have a chat with your website admins please!
@Bruno Girin
It's software development 101... if 'improving' the codebase makes it less stable, you're not doing it right.
Access 2000
I'd still miss it for general data manipulation and small level import / export / update tasks to various odbc databases.
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