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Hedersleben, the cosmic Krautrock outfit from Oakland, California, featuring UK Subs member Nicky Garratt, are set to release their second album, 'Die Neuen Welten,' on August 26th, 2014.
Witch Mountain's fourth album Mobile of Angels will be unleashed by Profound Lore Records September 30 in North America, and via Svart Records in Europe and beyond.
Witch Mountain's fourth album Mobile of Angels will be unleashed by Profound Lore Records this Fall in North America on September 30, and via Svart Records in Europe and beyond.
In the spirit of the critically acclaimed and historic 'Space Ritual' tour of 1973, Nik Turner's Hawkwind plan to blow minds on their sonic and visually stimulating journey on their 2014 North America...
A star-studded syndicate of rock virtuosos have gathered together to pay tribute to one of the best loved and most influential bands of all-time, The Doors, on a new CD release titled Light My Fire - ...
The Queen of Rockabilly, music legend Wanda Jackson, has recorded a brand new cover version of The White Stripes' "In The Cold, Cold Night," which was premiered as a full audio stream on RollingStone....
Co-founder of pioneering space-rock band Hawkwind, Nik Turner, will be hitting the road in support of his highly acclaimed new CD titled 'Space Gypsy'.
After months of puzzled rumors, probing questions and ponderous speculation, the album is finally ready to be embraced by the general public; it will be released on CD, vinyl and digital formats Octob...
Founding member of pioneering space-rock band Hawkwind returns to his intergalactic roots with his soon-to-be-released mind-blowing new CD titled 'Space Gypsy'!
In the spirit of such classic tracks as 'Master Of The Universe' and 'Silver Machine', legendary Hawkwind member Nik Turner will be releasing a new single 'Fallen Angel STS-51-L' digitally on July 2, ...
The progressive rock music community worldwide is buzzing with excitement about the new release by celebrated UK prog ensemble Landmarq. Pushing their songwriting skills to new heights and crossing pr...
Progressive rock fans worldwide are buzzing with excitement about the forthcoming release of a new covers CD by music legends Nektar called "A Spoonful Of Time", featuring an all-star guest line-up.
One of the most amazing collection of jazz-fusion and progressive rock legends ever to assemble on one CD has happened with the new release by The Fusion Syndicate, available today, October 16, 2012 o...
One of the most amazing collection of jazz-fusion and progressive rock legends ever to assemble on one CD has happened with the new release by The Fusion Syndicate, available October 16, 2012 on Purpl...
After the success of their 2009 40th Anniversary UK tour and the critically acclaimed album '2032', GONG, the legendary progressive/psychedelic rock band will return to the UK in September 2010 for th...
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Canadian Army Light Armoured Vehicle reconnaissance and surveillance contract awardedThe government has announced the awarding of a $287-million contract to General Dynamics Land Systems - Canada (GDLS-C) to equip 66 upgraded Light Armoured Vehicles (LAV) with a new reconnaissance and surveillance system.
Ottawa defence company bought by Selex ESTactical Technologies Inc (TTI) of Ottawa recently announced it had been bought Selex ES, based in the United Kingdom. TTI is known as the producer of the Tactical Engagement Simulation Software (TESS)
So much for those Ukraine sanctions – Russia to receive French warships after allRussia has announced it received an invitation to take delivery of the first of two Mistral-class amphibious ships. RIA news agency reported that the invitation from France called on Russia to take delivery of the first ship on Nov.
Defence companies not welcome in Germany - firms treated like "smut" says executiveIt seems that some defence industry executives don't feel welcome in Germany. Tom Enders, the chief executive of Airbus Group, told a German newspaper that the country doesn't seem to appreciate companies building defence systems.
Taxpayers subsidize defence industry's participation in arms trade showsThe trade group representing Canada's arms industry is defending the fact it has been using taxpayer dollars to attend international trade shows and engage potential customers abroad.
New Assistant Deputy Minister for Acquisitions will face uphill battleBy David Pugliese Defence Watch Public Works hopes to have a replacement for Tom Ring in the job by January. The search has started for a new Assistant Deputy Minister for Acquisitions.
RCAF to acquire systems to protect CP-140 Auroras from missilesBy David Pugliese Defence Watch The Canadian government is spending more than $200 million to ensure that the RCAF's CP-140 Aurora surveillance aircraft are protected against enemy missile attacks.
Aerospace Defence and Security Expo and air show set for Abbotsford, BC in AugustAIAC Pacific's 2014 Aerospace, Defence & Security Expo (ADSE) will be held in Abbotsford BC, linked to the Abbotsford International Air Show. The events run Aug. 7 and 8.
Defence industry must adapt more commercial technology into military weaponsI remember this issue surfaced in the late 1990s and in early 2000s. The focus in those days was on the need to adapt commercial off the shelf products for military use.
Senior officials at NDHQ worried procurement overhaul would make bad situation worseThe Canadian Press is reporting that senior officials at National Defence were concerned last fall that the Harper government's plan to rescue its troubled military procurement system would make a bad situation even worse.

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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP)-- Gov. Sam Brownback and other officials are expected to gather at the KU Medical Center to applaud budget enhancements that include $25 million in bonds for building a proposed $75 million health education building.
The Lawrence Journal-World reports that KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little and Kansas Board of Regents Chairman Fred Logan are also expected to attend the event Monday at the medical center. A bill passed by the Legislature includes $25 million in state-backed bonding authority for a new building.
KU officials say a new health education building is needed in part to train more doctors. With the new building, KU will increase the class size by 25 to 200 students.
The university has identified $15 million in internal funds for the project, but needs $40 million more.
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013 Amy Adams , Christopher Nolan , Henry Cavill , Man of Steel , TRAILERS , Warner Bros. Edit
The same day when Paramount releases the trailer for Star Trek: Into Darkness, Warner Bros counters with Man of Steel. This trailer looks more epic than Star Trek's, possibly because the latter has Christopher Nolan on its producing duty. Of course, any day when two super trailers are released, it is an awesome day. Check out the third trailer for Man of Steel below.
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D.C. traffic tickets plummet after speed limits increase
A study by AAA reveals that a fewer people are getting traffic camera tickets at many of the familiar D.C locations after pressure from the city -- the District has recently cut fines and increased speed limits.
Gas prices rising with Middle East tensions
Tension in the Middle East means gas prices are on the rise in and around D.C.
AAA: DDOT got 175K broken meter reports last year
AAA Mid-Atlantic says drivers made more than 175,000 calls to the D.C. Department of Transportation last year to report broken parking meters.
AAA study: Pedestrian-parking lot accidents on the rise
According to a new AAA Mid-Atlantic study, 30 percent of pedestrian accidents in Montgomery County so far this year have happened in parking lots.
AAA Mid-Atlantic: August deadliest driving month
If you're planning on hitting the roads during the dog days of summer, take extra caution. Historically, August is the deadliest month to drive, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic.
D.C. speed camera removed after revenue plummets
Drivers on Southbound 295 are surprised to find the speed camera, once tucked behind the bridge abutment at Benning Road in Southeast DC, is gone.
AAA: Fewer teenagers get driver's licenses
According to a new study by AAA, the majority of U.S. teens are delaying what used to be a huge milestone.
AAA: Teens delay getting driver's permits
There aren't as many teenagers getting behind the wheel these days. And according to a new study, most are in no hurry to get their driver's permits.
AAA calls for Chesapeake Bay Bridge safetyComment
AAA Mid-Atlantic is calling an investigation into the safety of barriers on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge after a crash sent a car off the bridge and into the water below last week.
Gas prices increase, AAA sees further riseComment
American motorists are bracing for further increases in gas pump prices this summer after average national prices rose 12 cents in the past week alone.
July 3rd and 4th ranked the most dangerous days for road travelComment
The National Safety Council says July 4th and July 3rd, are the deadliest days of the year to be on the highways.
New D.C. parking regulations opposed by AAA Mid-AtlanticComment
A new parking proposal could cut back on spots in the District. AAA-Mid Atlantic says the new regulations will only make things worse.
Voice command texts while driving more dangerous than talking on phone: StudyComment
Using voice commands to send text messages and emails from behind the wheel, which is marketed as a safer alternative for drivers, actually is more distracting and dangerous than simply talking on a cellphone, a new AAA study found.
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Memorial Day travel: Virginia to boost road patrolsComment
Virginia State Police will boost road patrols over the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
AAA: Gas prices could continue to fall as summer approachesComment
AAA says gas prices could continue their downward slide well into summer
Gas prices continue to drop across D.C. areaComment
Drivers across the D.C. area have reason to rejoice. With gas prices continuing to drop, it's making for a much lighter load on people's wallets. And if there's a prize for the cheapest gas in the D.C. area, a station in Laurel must be a contender.
AAA's top picks for family vacations in D.C.Comment
Washington, D.C. is packed with spectacular gems to fit any family vacation, and AAA editors have designated a select list of locations as Top Picks For Kids.
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The Walters Art Museum and the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) present the Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize Finalists Exhibition. Artists compete for top honors and a $25,000 fellowship in the Greater Baltimore area's most prestigious arts competition. Held in conjunction with Artscape (July 19–21), America's largest free arts festival, the finalists and semifinalists exhibitions are presented in partnership with the Walters and Maryland Institute College of Art.
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This exhibition of photographs by contemporary artist Gregory Vershbow explores the interactions of art objects within environments and circumstances ordinarily beyond public view. In storage facilities and conservation laboratories, and at monuments under restoration, Vershbow photographs art objects wrapped in plastic, protected by foam, nested in boxes and set in surprising juxtapositions with other objects from different eras.
Date: Saturday, July 6, 2013–Sunday, July 28, 2013
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Marvel at Minimalism, get excited over Expressionism and delve into Dada! In celebration of hosting the special Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize exhibition this July, we will look toward the art stars of the 20th century for our inspiration. Add color, subtract graphite and stack paint to create your own gallery-worthy work!
Date: Saturday, July 13, 2013–Sunday, September 29, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
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Today, medieval books are treated as works of art, untouchable treasures to be locked away in cabinets. Yet many were intended for regular use as vital components of everyday life for monks and nuns.
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"Highlights of the Walters" explores painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts from antiquity to the 19th century. This is one of the weekly walk-in tours. No reservations are required. Just walk in and enjoy!
Gallery Drawing Family Workshop: Contour and Continuous Drawing
Date: 11/22/14
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Young artists are invited to strengthen their observational drawing skills. Recommended for ages 9–13 and their favorite adults.
Jessye Norman: In Conversation with Tom Hall
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Come hear Jessye Norman, one of America's most accomplished and beloved opera singers, discuss her new book Stand Up Straight and Sing! This Grammy Award-winning international opera star will offer perspectives on her life—from growing up in the South to performing on the world's greatest stages in conversation with Tom Hall, music director of the Baltimore Choral Arts Society. Tickets $25 (includes one book).
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The European Commission must ban the sale of tar sands crude oil in the EU.
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Tar sands provide an opportunity to show the EU as a force for good
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Who were the most successful British political party leaders since 1900?
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Vote UKIP, get [insert party name]
There is a 1 in 3 chance that someone elected as a UKIP MEP will no longer be a party member by the time of the next election.
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Tackling the productivity orthodoxy to boost pay
Millions of working people find themselves working harder for less. We need to rebalance our economy.
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Should human rights outweigh religious rights?
We were invited to argue the case for the proposition on The Big Questions last Sunday.
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The government must recognise gambling can cause serious harm
Councils who do not want more betting shops in their communities should have the power to turn them down.
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PISA panic – being honest about what PISA really shows
Every three years the education world is thrown into turmoil as the media report findings from the latest PISA study.
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Green jobs: are they really too good to be true?
A summary of why it seems like green investment and jobs could solve all (ok, almost all) our problems.
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Businesses depend on the ability to easily store and quickly access important data. The stability of the data storage systems is very important. However, because storage technology continues to evolve rapidly, businesses are regularly faced with the challenge to migrate their critical data from an old, obsolete storage system to a newer technology system. Storage devices using the newer technology generally have many attractive benefits such as increased storage capacity or access speed. Thus, migrating data between storage devices has been an ever-present problem for businesses. This paper describes the basic requirements and the different possibilities for data migration and gives a sketch of the different types and the limitations of these.
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November 21, 2014 - Industry News
Southeastern Freight Lines opened a new service center in Van Buren, Ark., near Fort Smith. The facility was opened in response to growing business in the area.
Tags: Arkansas, Southeastern Freight Lines, Service Center, Fleets, LTL
November 10, 2014 - Industry News
Goodyear Tire and Rubber added a new Goodyear Commercial Tire and Service Center in the Greensboro area of North Carolina.
Tags: Medium-Duty Trucks, Tires, Service Center, Goodyear Tire & Rubber
August 11, 2014 - Industry News
FleetPride has acquired the Republic Diesel truck parts and service business, expanding the company's presence in Indiana and Kentucky.
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April 25, 2014 - Industry News
Kenworth of South Florida – Riviera Beach has opened a new parts and service location with eight service bays and a larger parts department than at its previous location.
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Con-way Freight announced the grand opening of its new Central Texas service center in Robinson. The facility will serve as the local hub from which the company will provide daily freight services for commercial and industrial businesses in the greater metropolitan regions of Waco, Robinson and other Central Texas communities.
Tags: Con-way Freight, Expansion, Service Center
December 30, 2013 - Industry News
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has relocated and expanded its Fort Myers Service Center to accommodate increased demand in the Southwest Florida region.
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November 5, 2013 - Industry News
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. relocated its Albuquerque Service Center to a larger facility. With 43 employees, the newly constructed service center contains 41 doors – a 40% increase from the previous location.
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Since its founding, WEDO has believed in the potential of, and indeed the necessity for, good global governance. The United Nations has played – and still must play – a strong role in facilitating governments' agreements and holding them accountable to their commitments. As a result of decades of multi-level, multi-stakeholder action, global legal frameworks for the promotion of human rights, gender equality and environmental sustainability exist. These frameworks provide tools for officials, practitioners and activists to draft and implement sustainable national-level policies, programs and practices. Focused on the interlinkages and interdependence of its priority issues, WEDO works to uphold existing legal frameworks and support governments, civil society partners and UN agencies alike in turning words into action.
Civil society access to and participation in global decision-making fora is a critical part of good global governance. From UN processes at headquarters, to meaningful engagement and partnership with country offices, WEDO supports information-sharing between and engagement of non-governmental voices. Visit the "Civil Society Participation" page for more on this work.
Project in focus: Since 2007, WEDO has been working with the Center for Women's Global Leadership (CWGL) and a global network of diverse women's organizations to hold the UN accountable to its commitment to gender equality and to ensure its architecture reflects that. The GEAR Campaign was founded to mobilize support for the creation of a new, more powerful and fully funded women's entity under the UN system; in 2010, the GEAR partners celebrated the Resolution to found UN Women and, a few months later, the appointment of Michelle Bachelet as its Under-Secretary-General. Today, WEDO and the GEAR partners continue to support the effective operationalization of UN Women, at headquarters, regional- and country-level.
"We are proud of everybody who has been [part of] the creation of the new gender architecture for the UN. What comes next will equally depend on our continued commitment and women's involvement in all processes, at all levels. I want to emphasize "women"– not because I think they need to be overburdened, solely responsible or have special rights – but because the next phase for what's now called 'UN Women' is all about their life, their needs, their roles and their interaction with the developments in every country of the world." – Monique Essed Fernandes, WEDO Board Chair, 2010 WEDO Newsletter
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On the road to Lima, what is the status of gender equality in current UNFCCC decisions? NEW POLICY GUIDE
NEW YORK (October 15, 2014)– As the UNFCCC works towards a new climate agreement at COP21 in Paris next year, WEDO is working alongside many countries championing gender equality as a key element of the new agreement. In addition, Parties and key stakeholders from the Global Gender and Climate Alliance (GGCA) and the Women and Gender Constituency continue to build the foundation for advancing the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of current gender mandates in …
WEDO provokes intersectional thinking at Women and Girls Rising
The Roosevelt Institute recently hosted the Women and Girls Rising Conference, which aimed to look back at gains made by women's activists and the prospects for future improvement. It was attended and featured speakers from a diverse group of activists, leaders, policymakers and advocates. As part of the notable program, WEDO's Bridget Burns was the moderator for a panel on Women's Claims on Environmental Sustainability. The panel included Noelene Nabulivou affiliated with DAWN, Diverse …
Gender Perspectives into Environmental Governance: experiences from the 2014 Yale/UNITAR conference
WEDO delegates attended the UNITAR-Yale Conference on Human Rights, Environmental Sustainability, Post-2015 Development Agenda, and the Future Climate Regime that took place from 5-7 September 2014. The Conference brought together more than 100 scholars and policy experts to discuss the nexus between human rights and the environment and built on more than 70 paper submissions from researchers and expert practitioners from 40 different countries. The goals of the conference were to inform: the discussion on …
Calling for women's rights to underpin resilience efforts in DRR (disaster risk reduction)
Geneva, Switzerland (18 September, 2014)–The DRR Women's Major Group (WMG) is in the midst of informal consultations regarding the "Pre-Zero Draft" for the outcome document to the 3rd World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction – providing priorities and recommendations. With the 3rd World Conference just around the corner in March of 2015, the HFA2 is an enormous opportunity to learn from the past and excel in the years ahead. Major Groups and Member States alike must work hard to integrate gender equality and women's rights in meaningful and applicable ways.
Lost & Found in the Proposed Sustainable Development Goals – A view from WEDO
New York (17 September 2014)-Two months after the end of the Open Working Group (OWG) on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and its adoption of the proposed SDGs by acclamation, the proposal has officially moved to the 69th General Assembly and will be a main basis for integrating the SDGs into the future development agenda. What does that mean for women's human rights, gender equality, sustainable development and environmental justice? WEDO offers a quick analysis of the SDGs from our unique perspective working on that nexus – looking at climate, disasters, women's rights and urbanization…


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A man from rapper C-Muder's camp, Dwange "Wango" Cobbins, reportedly pleaded guilty last year to causing obstruction to the Southern emcee's murder trial.
Cobbins reportedly used aggressive force on individuals to delay the rapper's case.
The New Orleans man authorities have linked to one of the city's most notorious drug trafficking rings of the 1990s quietly pleaded guilty last year records show. He is accused of tampering "with evidence by threatening to use force to influence one or more persons" and causing "the hindrance, delay or prevention of the communication to a peace officer of information" in the prosecution of C-Murder, court records show. (NOLA News)
The state judge handling Murder's case recently refused to remove himself from the trial despite accusations of bias.
Corey "C-Murder" Miller's attorney Ron Rakosky filed papers in court Tuesday seeking Judge Liljeberg's recusal, saying that for "unknown reasons," the judge has shown he is "biased and prejudiced" and as such could not conduct a fair and impartial trial. Not so, Liljeberg said in his written order Wednesday. He has refused to recuse himself. (Associated Press)
He is currently awaiting retrial on a fatal shooting murder charge from January 2002.
Miller, 37, was convicted in 2003, but former Judge Martha Sassone granted him a new trial after she found that prosecutors improperly withheld criminal background information on three witnesses from the defense. The state Supreme Court sided with Sassone in 2006, and she then set a $500,000 bond for Miller and ordered him into house arrest. (The Times-Picayune)
The rapper played a key role in No Limit Records' success in the late 90's.
C-Murder is the younger brother of Master P, the founder and president of No Limit Records. That explains his membership in the No Limit family, the label where nepotism rules, but he's actually one of the stronger rappers on the label. He may stick to the predictable gangsta musical blueprint, but as a rapper, he had an original style and interesting wordplay that separated him from the No Limit pack. (All Music)
C-Murder will reportedly head back to court in April.
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Best Smoothie Travel Mug? (easy to clean, bpa free, dishwasher safe, not too tall)
I presently use the cups which came with my magic bullet blender to transport my raw milk smoothies to work.
I'm looking for a solution which is bpa free, easy to clean, dishwasher safe, doesn't leak, not too tall (under 5.5 inches so it can fit in the fridge at work), and one that doesn't have handles so it can fit in the found cup holder in my car should I want to consume it on the go.
Because the milk is not homogenized, I need to shake it before drinking. The magic bullet lids don't have any gaskets and leak when shaken).
I recently got a double-hulled stainless steel water bottle which I love! Unfortunately, it's too tall, the mouth isn't big enough to clean out for liquids other than water, and it has a foam base which is great to protect furniture, but renders it not dishwasher safe. BTW, generally speaking, are double-hulled mugs ever dishwasher safe due to the high temperatures of the dishwasher?
So, with all those constraints, any suggestions?
PS if this isn't the correct section of chow hound, please accept my apologies (cookware, drink-ware: it all gets confusing to me!)
I've been using a glass pint-size mason jar for my smoothies. It's not as insulating as a double-walled thermos, but it's leakproof, sturdy, and dishwasher safe. You can also buy plastic lids for mason jars, but I find they aren't quite leakproof if you shake the jar.
i have been looking for the same thing for a while.. good luck.
i was in starbucks recently and found a mug that was partial ceramic and partial stainless. it looked like it might be a contender. I'd say swing by a starbucks and check it out - i haven't seen another like it (without the logo) and i went online to look but can't find a picture. I keep thinking about maybe getting it.. but a mason jar is so much cheaper!
re: rasputina
I think you're right about the 5" being a problem.
I'm just sick of my magic bullet containers leaking when I shake my milk !!!
I just purchased this for my water drinking (arrived today):
Sadly, I forgot to check if it's BPA free; I just emailed the mfg. If not (it may become a gift ! ) I really like the spill proof'ness
re: mike2401
Weirdly the kid version of that same cup is BPA free and top rack dishwasher safe. Might be a reasonable option at 12 ounces and stays cold 7 hours.
re: vstock
I really hope the adult version is BPA free too. I will call them tomorrow (they are closed today for the 4th holiday)
re: mike2401
This is a stainless steel mug. Where would you find BPA in it?
BPA was mainly present in hard clear plastics (Lexan, polycarbonate). The kid's mugs are labeled as BPA free because they are plastic. The Magic Bullet is the kind of container that might have had BPA in it (though apparently now it is BPA free).
re: mike2401
Lids are made from a more flexible kind of plastic, one that never has had BPA.
The kid's cups are a hard plastic, which might had BPA in the past. From the start there has been more concern about BPA in children's items (e.g. baby bottles) than adult items.
re: mike2401
Just as an update: the company says it's bpa free on the lid.
I used it for the first time today on a car ride:
it fit in my cup holder, and I really liked the auto-sealing feature.
I see why it was top rated on amazon.
I use a couple of mugs from these guys for coffee. They are dishwasher and microwave safe, and I **love** them. They might have something that would work for you:
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I use the double hulled contigo stainless steel mugs, and they keep my smoothies cold all day on my desk at work. I blend up some home made kefir and frozen fruit, and pour it on in. Some days I put an ice cube in, others not, but if I do there is usually part of the cube left at the end of the day when I rinse it out at home.
re: autumm
I'm always too anxious to have spoil-able beverages in an insulated mug all day long (even though the ice-cube remains).
I got an infrared thermometer gun, and though I didn't take any readings yet, I'm sure it's not in the safety temperature zone (especially in & around the lid and rim).
(Not trying to gross you out, but it seems like a fertile place for bacteria to multiply throughout the day).
re: mike2401
That is the most paranoid post I have ever read. You take temp readings of your food? Don't ever come to my house where the eggs and butter sit out on the counter and the steaks defrost on there too! <grin>
re: foodieX2
Let me tell you how much it took to get me drinking raw milk!
Nonetheless, and in the spirit of paranoia loves company, the Contigo company also suggests not using spoil-able bevs in their mugs for all day sipping.
re: foodieX2
But in all seriousness, best practices for food safety (or other types of safety) should not be dismissed because failure to adhere doesn't always result in harm.
It's like boasting that you smoke cigarettes while pumping gas, and you've never exploded. Failure to explode doesn't mean that it's advisable to smoke while fueling!
re: mike2401
There are "best practices" and then there is "I carry a thermometer around to measure the temp of my food". To me that is extreme.
Do I leave a perishable food/drink in my blazingly hot car all day and drink it? No.
Do I enjoy my smoothie/coffee/perishable food over a period of time in my air conditioned/heated office? Yes
Do I often throw a sandwich in my bag when I leave the house at 7 and then eat it at 1:00? Yes
Would I eat it if I forgot and left it in car in August? No
December? Yes
I also don't follow FDA regulations for "safe" meat temps and like I said I leave my eggs and butter on the counter and don't defrost in the fridge. Do I eat chicken sushi? No but I do eat steak tartare.
Check out tervis tumblers new line. I use the regular ones with snap on lids for mine but I don't have to shake them. They have recently added water bottles, cocktail shakers and covered mugs. I bet they would have something that would work. You can see them on line or in person at BBB.


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PASADENA, Texas – The Texas Chiropractic College (TCC) Board of Regents has named Brad McKechnie, DC, DACAN as the institution's 14th president, after serving as the interim president since April 2014.
An honor graduate of TCC in 1985, Dr. McKechnie returned to his alma mater as an assistant professor in the department of clinical sciences. He also twice served as a dean during his tenure, managing postgraduate education and later overseeing external affairs for the college. In 2009, Dr. McKechnie was named to the TCC Board of Regents and he served on the Board's Academic Affairs Committee, Postgraduate Committee, and the Finance Committee.
Thursday, November 20
11:00 am – 3:00pm
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We're excited to kick off the Fall 2014 Career and Networking Fair hosted by the Alumni Relations office. We need your help to make it a success! If you are currently looking for a chiropractor to join your team or would just like to meet our students and network with your future colleagues, please consider joining us.
Pasadena, Texas - Texas Chiropractic College (TCC) is pleased to announce Dr. Richard G. Brassard, DC, FICC, as President Emeritus. The Board of Regents met on July 19, 2014 during the TCC Annual Convention in Galveston Texas where they voted unanimously to grant President Emeritus status to Dr. Brassard.
Dr. Brassard began his relationship with TCC in July of 1985 when he was first appointed to the TCC Board of Regents. He held this initial appointment until 1991 and then was reappointed in July 1995. In 1997, Dr. Brassard was elected to the position of Vice Chairman and then elected as Chairman in 1999. On January 1, 2002, the board appointed him as president-elect of TCC and he took the mantel of president on January 1, 2004, a position he held for 10 years before retiring.
Texas Chiropractic College employs a group of core leaders with the competencies and qualifications to assist the institution in achieving its vision and mission. This group of academic and administrative officers, known as the President's Cabinet, serves as management-team administrators. Current Cabinet members are:
Brad McKechnie, D.C., DACAN
Vice President of Academic Affairs / Executive Director, Center For Institutional Excellence:
Steve Foster, D.C.
Chief Fiscal Officer:
William S. Quinn, C.P.A., C.G.M.A.
Dean of Academic Affairs:
John P. Mrozek, D.C.
Dean of Postgraduate Studies:
Sandra Hughes, D.C.
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Victor Benavides, D.C., M.B.A., B.S.N., C.C.S.P.
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David Taylor, D.C., D.A.B.C.N., F.I.A.C.N.
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Monique Lewis
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Lee Van Dusen, D.C.
Dr. Brad McKechnie graduated from Texas Chiropractic College in 1985 and he went on to teach at the institution from 1985 to 1996 and in 1999. He was appointed as the Chiropractic Representative to the Texas Worker's Compensation Commission's Medical Advisory Committee from 1991 through 1994, and also served on the National Chiropractic Healthcare Advisory Committee to the Bill Clinton Administration in 1993 and 1994.
Dr. McKechnie left TCC in 1996 to become the director of chiropractic services for a Houston-based chiropractic managed care organization. He received diplomate status in chiropractic neurology from the American Chiropractic Academy of Neurology in 1989, and he served as the President of the Academy from 1989 to 1991.
Dr. McKechnie was also a member of the American Chiropractic Academy of Neurology's examining board, and he has served on the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners neuromusculoskeletal diagnosis examination committee. He is a fellow of the International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology and he is also a fellow of the International College of Chiropractors.
A 1990 graduate of Texas Chiropractic College, Dr. Foster was named the Vice President for Academic Affairs in February 2013, overseeing academics and clinics in addition to the library and information technology. He additionally maintains his position as Executive Director of the Center For Institutional Excellence.
Dr. Foster first joined the faculty ranks at his alma mater as an attending clinician in 1994. He quickly moved up the ranks and was named Director of Clinics in 1997. With the opening of TCC's much heralded assessment center in 2005, Dr. Foster accepted the position of Director of Assessment and Development. Under his guidance, the assessment center far exceeded its original vision and has become an integral evaluation tool for TCC students and faculty throughout the curriculum.
In the spring of 2012, TCC announced the creation of its new Center For Institutional Excellence, with Dr. Foster at its helm. The Center is charged with facilitating the development, monitoring and publication of the College's Strategic Plan and organizational structure. It is additionally responsible for institutional assessment and accreditation, assessment of student learning, management of institutional policies and ongoing quality assurance.
After more than 10 years as TCC's budget and accounting officer, Mr. Quinn accepted the role of the interim CFO in March 2009, and in July 2009 he was named the new CFO for the College. As the budget and accounting officer at TCC, Quinn was the primary assistant to the CFO and was charged with budget maintenance, cash management, general ledger and financial statements. He additionally aided the College with systems configurations and transitions between data management products as well as administration of a variety of financial software.
In addition to his CPA, Mr. Quinn received Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) credentials from the American Institute of CPAs in February 2012.
Mr. Quinn is a 1989 graduate of the University of Houston, earning a bachelor's of business administration in organizational and behavioral management.
Dr. Mrozek joined TCC in November 2007, as a professor and the Dean of Academic Affairs. The responsibilities of his office include general supervision of the instructional programs of the divisions of basic and clinical sciences. In addition, he provides supervision for the library and the general instruction support staff.
Dr. Mrozek has over twenty-five years of experience in chiropractic education at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, where he was the Dean of Undergraduate Education prior to coming to TCC. Dr. Mrozek holds a Bachelor of Arts degree (1971) from Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania. He earned a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree (1976) from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College and in 2005 he completed a Master of Education in Health Professional Education from the University of Toronto.


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Allegro Bistro
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1735 Hancock Street, Suite R
San Diego, CA 92101Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
Modern EuropeanPrice: $30 and under
Allegro Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://allegrobistrosd.com/
- Phone: (619) 955-5711
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 6:00am - 12:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 7:00 am - 12:00 pm
Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Modern European, Fusion / Eclectic, Californian
- Executive Chef: Nathan Rayle
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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- Catering: Planning a corporate event, birthday party, special celebratory dinner, or even wedding? We would love to help. Allegro Bistro can host a party of up to 400 people. We understand that everyone has different budgets, dietary needs, and preferences. That's why we have created three different types of menu packages - Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Additionally, your event planner can help you to further customize any of the existing packages or create an entirely new one to meet your needs. It is our goal and passion to help you create the best event!
- Private Party Facilities: Planning a corporate event, birthday party, special celebratory dinner, or even wedding? We would love to help. Allegro Bistro can host a party of up to 400 people.
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Allegro Bistro is a moderately priced 110 seat restaurant where Mediterranean Riviera meets California style cuisine. The idea is to make you feel like you have traveled the European Riviera and tried specialties from diverse countries, such as Italy, Greece, France, Spain, with a unique twist of California. We would like to introduce you to the European Riviera cuisine, famous for its light, healthy dishes, combined with the local flavor of California organic produce. We are creating a unique marriage of traditional recipes from the "Old World" with the light playfulness of the "New World."Continued
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Sales of newly built, single-family homes fell 10.2% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 309,000 units in January, which is a new record low.
"Clearly, the downward pressures that have been exerting themselves on the housing market remain in place, including the weakened economy, ongoing job losses and very low consumer confidence," said David Crowe, chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). "But as more home buyers find out about the newly enhanced tax credit, and other parts of the economic stimulus package start kicking in, we expect to see some firming effect on home sales. The hope is that a certain amount of pent-up demand will be released as those who were in a 'wait-and-see' mode decide they now have the information they need to proceed."
NAHB said that home builders continued to do a good job of reducing their inventories in January, with the number of new homes on the market falling for a 21st consecutive month to 342,000 units. However, due to the historically slow sales pace, the months' supply continued to rise for a fourth consecutive month, to 13.3.
Three out of four regions posted declining new-home sales in January. Sales fell 5.6% in the Midwest, 6.5% in the South and 28% in the West. The Northeast was only exception to the rule, registering a 12.5% gain for the month.
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VACCINE Intern Wins Poster Award
August 18, 2011
Yang Yang, a senior electrical engineering student at Purdue, received one of six awards for best poster presentation for a summer research project in the 2011 Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURF).
Yang's poster was titled "New Visual Analytic Features for the U.S. Coast Guard Search and Rescue Operations" and showed how visual analytics can be used to display locations and frequencies of Coast Guard search and rescue missions along the Great Lakes. Yang did an 11-week paid research internship in VACCINE and was one of 140 students in SURF, which brings students from universities around the country in technical and scientific disciplines to conduct summer research at Purdue. Yang was part of the Visual Analytic Summer Program (VASP), sponsored by VACCINE, and worked with VACCINE graduate students and faculty throughout the summer.
Yang started out as an accounting major and changed to engineering, and this is her first research experience. She plans to go on to graduate school when she finishes her degree in the spring of 2012 and will pursue computer architecture. She hopes to be employed by a micro-controller or embedded system company initially but may return to obtain her PhD and go on to teach or pursue academic research.
Seminars set for Discovery Learning Research Center director candidates
November 26, 2014
The candidates for the position of the director of the Discovery Learning Research Center (DLRC) will give seminars on their vision for the future of the DLRC.Read Full Story
Purdue Research Park-based renewable chemicals startup receives $50,000 grant from Elevate Ventures
November 25, 2014
Spero Energy Inc., whose technology could make biofuel production more efficient and creates high-value, renewable chemicals used in the flavor and fragrance industry, has been awarded a $50,000 grant.Read Full Story
NMTI announces breakthrough solutions for HAMR nanoantenna for next-generation magnetic storage
November 24, 2014
Researchers at Nano-Meta Technologies Inc. (NMTI) in the Purdue Research Park have shown how to overcome key limitations of a material that could enable the magnetic storage industry to achieve data-recording densities far beyond today's computers.Read Full Story


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Kristen Stewart: A Hairy Situationby Hilton Hater at . Comments
A year ago, we asked readers to name Kristen Stewart's best look.
Is she the type of actress that looks best in full-on make-up mode? Or all natural? You can still weigh in on this question.
Now, we're back to follow up on the issue. While the Twilight Saga star might never smile in photos, she does occasionally change up her appearance. Such was the case over the last few weeks, when she showed up in public with dueling hairstyles. See for yourself:
We know Twilight fans are busy celebrating the admission by Robert Pattinson that he is "together" with Kristen, but please take a moment to respond to this poll question:
Which hairstyle do you prefer?
Damn she looks like she doesn't brush her hair damn your rich girl stop being lazy n start brushin it seriously ur eyes look stupid in the pics if ur sleepy take a nap
Kristen is not a gabfest,who has the need to tell all.She has an
"aura of mystery" which is a rare quality in today's Hollywood.
She looks like she hungover or cracked out in the pic with the "messy hair"... which actually just looks like she woke up late and decided to not bother with her hair. But she tends to have crappy looking hair, she's just not a good lookin chick... maybe if she learned how to smile she would look better.
kristen and rob are the best couple..!
describing kristen in one word----->PERFECTION. Perfect in every way!!
She needs long hair she looks so good as bella and have you seen her as a blonde so hot she doesnt suit short or dark go long hair kristen youd be so much hotter, Do it for Robert Patterson cos he can do so much better hes hot.
She's one Fugly chick
Her and 'Robert P' are as ugly as each other... yuck
Eww she looks like shit!!! Robert P. should be dating someone hotter!!


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Mafioso placards all over the place! The drink specials are nice during happy hour as well. Be sure to grab some tacos on Tuesday, they're delicious.
I was pleasantly surprised that the pizza at god fathers was very tasty. Although its a bar, you gotta try their pizza. Good enough to compete amongst the rest. Who know's maybe scott and team will start a new restaurant based on their pizza. ..
Kind if a dark bar... nice staff. Reasonable prices. When the band plays forget about having a conversation
OK, I've only been drinking at Godfather's once but it was fun with great live music and a laid-back atmosphere. Taco Tuesdays get you a nice little crunchy taco for a buck, complete with sour cream and salsa. Three tacos makes a nice little dinner. Granted, the tacos are 1/2 the size of what's served at my favorite dive bar...
Don't run a tab, pay as you go. It's popular place for the merchant mariners on island. Live band most nights, I think. The old adage about "if you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything" applies here.
Reminded me of a bar in my home town. Everyone knew our name after one time visiting. Loved it so much we had to go back....more than once! Great service!
I have been to Saipan three times in the past two years and visited this place each time. The locals refer to this bar as the haole bar because it mainly caters to middle age white men from the mainland and mainland visitors. This place gets an excellent because it serves Becks Beer on Draft. Actually the place has a...
Good food and good drink prices. Actually can have a few drinks without breaking the bank which is hard to find on Saipan. Taco Tuesday is pretty great. Being from Texas do not expect too much from the tacos. But they are also a $1, so shut it. Awesome atmosphere. Pretty much the go to bar here.
Went to Godfather's for two nights of our weekend visit and both nights enjoyed friendly service and a fantastic live band.
If you're looking for some super sleek, yuppie, theme bar, you're looking in the wrong place. Godfather's is a place where the local professionals like to go to hang out. The waitresses are all very cute and friendly and remember your name and welcome you with it every time you come back. The drinks are reasonably priced, which is a...
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- During his recent visit to London, Jan Eliasson, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, addressed a meeting of the All-Party»19 November 2014
- The past years have seen a growing number of states take part in discussions on the humanitarian consequences of nuclear-weapon detonations»18 November 2014
- The Birmingham Policy Commission (BPC), chaired by Sir David Omand and coordinated by UNA-UK advisor Professor Nicholas Wheeler, has»14 November 2014
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OK, so there's a very good chance that Connor McDavid will be available to Canada for the world juniors this December: McPocalypse Now has been averted. The timeline for healing his broken hand is five to six weeks and the world juniors start in six weeks. So what can we expect from the gifted center?
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NHL draft prospect Nick Merkley is making a statement on The Hot List
The CHL-Russia Super Series kicked off in Saskatoon Monday night and the visitors continued their hot streak by winning 3-2 in a shootout over the Western League's squad. The six-game showdown usually starts in Quebec and goes West, but things are flipped this time and will be interesting to see if that affects the results at all. In other news, top 2015 Swedish prospect Oliver Kylington was loaned out to AIK in the country's second-tier league, the Allsvenskan, where he will get more playing time. Here's a look at some of the other youngsters we're keeping an eye on.
Was this NCAA coach a "#$%^ing classless #@!hole" this weekend?
The Quinnipiac Bobcats stonewalled Cornell 1-0 on the weekend and even though Big Red coach Mike Schafer did touch on the lack of scoring from his team in the loss, it was far from his first topic of conversation in the post-game interview. No, Schafer was much more fired up about Quinnipiac coach Rand Pecknold:
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The big prospect news of the week came with Buffalo sending Sam Reinhart back to junior after a nine-game tryout and one assist. I'm totally on board with this move. Reinhart now gets a chance to do some serious damage at the world juniors for Canada and pull the Western League's Kootenay Ice out of an early season funk. He'll get his NHL shot again next year and perhaps one day, the players listed below will, too.
A plea to hockey parents: don't be your kid's worst enemy
With the hockey season well underway, it's the right time for a plea to hockey parents at all levels: Whatever else you do for your kid during their time on the ice, do them a bigger service and ensure you're not one of the overbearing, interfering, egomaniacal embarrassments of hockey parents roaming arenas throughout North America.
An extreme example of this drain-on-the-sport parental type made news in Vancouver this week when a B.C. Supreme Court chief justice granted a restraining order against a woman who had been harassing, among others, Detroit Red Wings and Western Hockey League employees in regard to her sons' hockey careers.
The restraining order, filed by the woman's former husband and father of the two boys, bars her from any contact with the NHL, WHL, and Kootenay Ice Hockey League. It also forbids her from communicating with her children's principals, teachers, coaches and trainers. The ruling comes after she sent hundreds of emails to various people involved with her boys' teams, disrupted games and assaulted a coach.
It's apparent the woman has issues beyond her relentless pursuit of the NHL dream, but the symptoms she's showed – the selfishness; the obsession; the vicarious living through her children – are not unfamiliar to the hockey world. To an increasing degree, we're hearing about parents who think it's reasonable or noble to trade punches in the stands with parents of the opposing team, or parents who teach their kids about fairness and respect by showering amateur officials with verbal abuse.
To be sure, there are parents like this in every sport and other pursuits (children's pageants, for instance), but that shouldn't make hockey tolerant of it. Because bad hockey parents don't just destroy opportunities for their own kids the way the aforementioned B.C. woman did for her sons. They also poison the waters for children and parents participating in the game with basic levels of humility, humanity and dignity, and who understand that fun, and not individual fulfillment, is what hockey ought to be played for. Read more
American hockey needs a superhero
The United States has produced some wonderful players over the years, legitimate Hall-of-Fame-caliber superstars who have earned honored member status.
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The only American to win the Hart Trophy in the modern era was Brett Hull (a native of Canada) in 1991. The Golden Brett is one of the greatest pure goal-scorers of all-time, but even in the season he won the league's MVP award, he finished 32 points behind Gretzky in the Art Ross Trophy race.
Sam Reinhart sent back to junior – but he has a master plan
What happens when you're caught between man among boys and boy among men?
It's a question Jonathan Drouin had to answer a year ago, and it's the same one Buffalo mega-prospect Sam Reinhart faces now. The Sabres announced Friday they were returning Reinhart to the Western League's Kootenay Ice. At 18, he's far from eligible for the American League, and he'd played his ninth NHL game, meaning one more would burn a year of his entry-level contract.
And the truth is Reinhart belongs in junior. Taken second overall in last June's draft, he's an oustanding prospect, a heady two-way center who can make everyone around him better. His superb hockey sense made plenty of scouts call him the draft class' most NHL-ready player, but watching him this season suggested otherwise. His 6-foot-1, 185-pound frame isn't quite ready to do battle against grown men. Tuesday when the Sabres visited Toronto, it was one of those games that had you checking the box score afterward to make sure he played. He was a non-entity, registering one shot and little else in 12:41 of ice time. That was largely the case through Reinhart's first nine NHL games, in which he averaged 10:21 and managed one assist and three shots. In that tiny sample, his 31.1 Fenwick Close rating was 565th out of 568 qualifying NHLers.
Those numbers aren't meant to harp on Reinhart. He has an outstanding career ahead of him. They do, however, suggest the Sabres were smart to send him down. And, to his credit, he gets it. I spoke with him after Tuesday's game in Toronto. The elephant in the hallway was that he had one more game until his probable return to the WHL. In his short stay, he learned plenty. He lists veterans Brian Gionta, Cody McCormick, Matt Moulson and Josh Gorges as hugely helpful with their day-to-day advice. And game situations opened his eyes as well.
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Buffalo, Carolina playing beer league-caliber hockey – with no end in sight
The before: my summer conversation with Buffalo Sabres right winger Chris Stewart.
"You look at our team now and there are 13 or 14 new faces. So we come in and think of last year as an anomaly. There's nothing we can do now. We can worry about the future. I hear everybody talking about tanking for Connor McDavid. That's not in my DNA, personally."
The after: my conversation with Sabres defenseman Tyler Myers after Tuesday's humiliating loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs.
"It didn't go our way because we didn't work. That was an embarrassing effort, top to bottom, from our group, including myself. We hung out our goalie (Michal Neuvirth). He battled as much as he could, and we didn't give him any help.
"Something's got to change. This is probably the worst we've had it."
It's not like optimism in Buffalo was sky-high entering 2014-15, but there was a glimmer of hope the team would improve. General manager Tim Murray brought back Matt Moulson and added a cadre of veterans, including Brian Gionta, Josh Gorges and Andrej Meszaros. Maybe, just maybe, the Sabres would trudge their way up the basement stairs.
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November 20, 2014
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November 19, 2014
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October 27, 2014
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October 14, 2014
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3-room villa 120 m2 on 2 levels, comfortable furnishings: large living/dining room with TV. Exit to the terrace. 1 room with 1 french bed. Open kitchen (4 hotplates, oven, dishwasher, micro wave) with bar. Bath-room, sep. WC. Upper floor: gallery, with sloping ceilings with 2 beds. 1 room with sloping ceilings with 1 french bed. Electric heating. Large terrace covered. Terrace furniture. View of the lake. Facilities: washing machine. Please note: non-smoking house.
Near the Der lake, on the Rougemar peninsular, in the heart of conserved nature. Villa 'Iris'. Outside the resort, 100 m from the lake. Bread roll service possible. Parking. Shop 10 km, grocers 10 km, restaurant 10 km, sandy beach 100 m. Please note: car essential.
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