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The calendar says spring, but at movie theaters it's already summer: Iron Man 3 is out, and The Great Gatsby opens on Friday, both in 3-D.
Just as in the past few years, many potential blockbusters will be coming at viewers in three-dimensions. But 3-D may be working less magic at the box office: Fitch, the debt-rating agency, expects 3-D attendance to fall in the U.S. this year, causing average movie-ticket prices to drop for the first time since 2009, when Avatar3-D raked in the extra few bucks.
You can't blame it all on the silly glasses. The lineup of movies simply isn't as strong as last year's, when viewers flocked to The Avengers and The Amazing Spider-Man, said Fitch analysts Shawn Gannon and Rolando Larrondo. This summer, a Star Trek sequel and Despicable Me 2 may not pack that punch.
Flatscreen: 3-D may have lost its power to enchant, and to boost ticket prices and sales. Can two promised blockbusters help? William Waitzman for Barron's
Revenue from 3-D films was flat at $1.8 billion last year, says the Motion Picture Association of America, and studios are on track to release fewer 3-D films this year—35, versus 36 last year and 40 in 2011.
Plainly, consumers are no longer wowed by the novelty of 3-D. "The initial excitement has dwindled," and moviegoers are now balking at the premium price of 3-D tickets, the Fitch analysts wrote. Result: "Studios are re-evaluating the power of 3-D," says Phil Contrino, chief analyst at Box Office, which studies movie receipts and buzz.
Of course, 3-Ds could get a lift if Gatsby is a hit. "If people respond well to that, you could have a surge in period pieces and dramas in 3-D," Contrino says.
Wuthering Heights in 3-D? Hold on to your seats!
-- Avi Salzman
Last Week: Review
Stocks Scale New Heights
Stocks shot through the roof after the Labor Department reported Friday that the private sector added 165,000 jobs in April, well above expectations, and that the jobless rate eased to 7.5%, from 7.6%. On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged past 15,000 intraday, its highest level ever, and closed the week at 14,974; the Standard & Poor's 500 also surged to an all-time high at 1614.42.
Apple Tries Bonds
In its first offering in almost 20 years, Apple sold $17 billion of bonds last Tuesday, the largest corporate-bond deal in history. The tech giant said in April it would borrow cash as part of a plan to return $100 billion to shareholders.
Banks Feeling the Heat
Germany's Deutsche Bank DBK.XE 3.2084454564272407% Deutsche Bank AG Germany: Xetra EUR24.93 0.775 3.2084454564272407% /Date(1416612911000-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16019162 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 34385279427.1708 Dividend Yield 3.0084235860409145% Rev. per Employee 412869 More quote details and news » is also looking to raise money, about $3.88 billion, bowing to pressure from regulators to improve its capital base. The Wall Street Journal reported that regulators are pushing big U.S. banks to raise their capital levels, also.
Goosing Global Growth…
The European Central Bank sliced its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to a record 0.5%; more easing could be in store, says ECB President Mario Draghi. The move hurt the euro but spurred hopes of global economic recovery. It also came a day after the U.S. Federal Reserve recommitted to its aggressive stimulus program.
...But China Doesn't React
The ECB rate cut came amid growing concerns that economic growth in the world's second-largest economy, China, remains fragile, after the official government's purchasing managers' index showed slowing manufacturing activity in April. A key gauge of the factory sector in the U.S. also showed a decrease.
Obama's Pritzker Prize
President Obama made nominations for several top posts last week, including the Federal Trade Commission, U.S. Trade representative, and the agency controlling Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Billionaire executive Penny Pritzker was tapped to head the Commerce Department.
Repairing Auto Lenders
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued subpoenas to U.S. auto lenders over the sale of extended warranties and other financial products, reports the WSJ.
A Pickup in Car Sales
Strong demand for pickup trucks spurred 8.5% growth in April sales for U.S. auto makers. Chrysler led the way, saying pickup sales rose 49%, compared with a year earlier, but the auto maker still posted a slide in first-quarter profit. General Motors topped first-quarter views and is looking for redesigned pickups to boost future profits.
Social and Not So Social
Facebook FB 0.20380434782608695% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD73.75 0.15 0.20380434782608695% /Date(1416607207087-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22828807 AFTER HOURS USD73.76 0.01 0.013559322033898305% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 231575 P/E Ratio 68.28703703703704 Market Cap 205603768034.023 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1767400 More quote details and news » posted a 38% surge in revenue for the first quarter, aided by robust mobile-ad sales, while investors unplugged LinkedIn shares after the professional networking service said revenue growth would be more subdued than previously expected.
Corner Office Shuffle
Chip maker Intel INTC -1.0013908205841446% Intel Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD35.59 -0.36 -1.0013908205841446% /Date(1416607206907-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 56236039 AFTER HOURS USD35.65 0.06 0.1685866816521495% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 485533 P/E Ratio 16.47685185185185 Market Cap 172077650737.762 Dividend Yield 2.528800224782242% Rev. per Employee 510994 More quote details and news » tapped Chief Operating Officer Brian Krzanich as its next chief executive; Royal Dutch Shell RDSB.LN 1.6149596260093497% Royal Dutch Shell PLC B U.K.: London GBP2391 38 1.6149596260093497% /Date(1416609438000-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4189837 P/E Ratio 15.66430817610063 Market Cap 147635226656.654 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 2874330 More quote details and news » said its CEO, Peter Voser, would exit in 2014, earlier than expected.
In Brief
• Kodak filed its plan to exit bankruptcy.
• Boeing's BA 0.8200455580865603% Boeing Co. U.S.: NYSE USD132.78 1.08 0.8200455580865603% /Date(1416607221009-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4179171 AFTER HOURS USD133.18 0.4 0.3012501882813677% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 47976 P/E Ratio 18.780763790664782 Market Cap 94662843557.2144 Dividend Yield 2.199126374453984% Rev. per Employee 535042 More quote details and news » 787 returned to commercial service with Ethiopian Airlines.
• Start-up Lamassu unveiled a prototype of a Bitcoin ATM.
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"Warren is in the house."
Warren Buffett makes his Twitter debut Thursday under the @warrenbuffett handle.
The Numbers
In a sign of the improving U.S. job market, remittance flows to Latin America and the Caribbean remain stable, reports Inter-American Development Bank.
$61.3 billion: total remittances to Latin America and Caribbean in 2012.
0.6%: the percentage increase from 2011.
$22.4 billion: Mexico remains the largest remittance recipient.
$2.0 billion: the amount sent to the region's biggest economy, Brazil.
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The User Experience Team designs the user interfaces and interactions for mobile and web application development teams across the Union Pacific (UP) enterprise. The mission of this team is to facilitate in the creation of usable products at Union Pacific. As a Usability Specialist you will be responsible for applying your knowledge of user-centered design methods, human-computer interaction and industry best practices to drive useful and usable interface design solutions.
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The Ride SMC crew are back with another video of, well, you'll have to watch it and work it out for yourself! Yo yo yo peeps the hip hop is about to drop (to unforgivably low levels) Ride SMC is in the howlse! I see there are… More ›
The Ride SMC crew are back with another video of, well, you'll have to watch it and work it out for yourself! Yo yo yo peeps the hip hop is about to drop (to unforgivably low levels) Ride SMC is in the howlse! I see there are… More ›
Evil bikes have been getting a lot of love from the overseas press for a while now, but here in NZ we have been largely deprived of their death and doom themed bikes, until now. Adrenaline MTB is a new distributor, and they are bringing… More ›
Our friends at Journey put out a great magazine for sure. If you haven't checked it out then you need to correct that… and you can help them to keep bringing the good stuff by chucking in a few bucks towards Volume Five. More details to… More ›
Holy surprise launch, Yeti! Well, we certainly knew little about this bike, or at least the new technology that Yeti have introduced with the new SB5c. There were rumblings that Yeti were jumping into the 5 inch travel, medium-wheel market with an all-new bike, but the… More ›
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA (July 16, 2014) – Kiwi mountain biking legend Kelly McGarry has joined the Muddy Tyre pro team to help launch the company's innovative Bike Park App. The free iPhone & Android app allows users to track their favourite mountain bike parks around the… More ›
This is your chance to help yourself by helping Trail Fund NZ get better data on trail users around the country. The summary data from this survey can be used by trail advocates around New Zealand to make the case for better support of trails… More ›
Even if you've never thrown a leg over a road bike, it's hard to ignore the massive spectacle that is the Tour de France. The opening four stages have seen the usual carnage, crashes, beautiful scenery and crazy spectators in Yorkshire. Yep, the race started… More ›
A bunch of new tyres just showed up from WTB's local distributor KRD Imports. Dave got really excited because he needs some new rubber for his bike, but then was let down just as quickly when he was told that none of these are for… More ›
Great news just in from Jeff Carter at Southstar Trails. Make a donation and see another new trail added to the Redwoods! Rotorua Mountain Bike Club requires your help to build a new 3.5km grade 3 trail, with two entrances: one from the shuttle drop… More ›
After a great first day's racing, it looked like there was a certain win waiting for Justin Leov at the EWS in Valloire, France. Still leading going into the penultimate stage, a puncture put paid to not only the win but knocked him back to the… More ›
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Ever wanted to ride an 11 year-old singlespeed for 550 miles across the Scottish Highlands? No, me either. But old friend of Spoke, Markus 'Magnus' Stitz is one crazy ex-Wellingtonian German who did just that recently at the Highland Trail 550, punching out 100 miles on… More ›
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Funniest Vines Of The Week
Back again on the first day of August/last month of summer with more must-see Vine hilarity.
Hit the jump for the funniest Vines of the week.
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The LEF is Bringing 21st Century Learning Centers
to Lakeshore Students
The Lakeshore Excellence Foundation (LEF), an organization whose sole purpose is to acquire and distribute resources that support Lakeshore Public School programs and projects, announced that it will embark on a three-year, $600,000 project to update all Lakeshore Public Schools' (LPS) library/media centers. The reinvention of the LPS libraries/media centers will be accomplished completely through private donations via the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation. If you are interested in learning more, visit the LEF website at: lefonline.org
LEF Announcement:
Distinguished Alumni Award Nominations Due January 5, 2014
The Distinguished Alumni Award will recognize Lakeshore, Baroda, or Stevensville High School graduates for their achievements and contributions and provide our students with role models for exceptional accomplishments. Lakeshore Public Schools would like to honor alumni who have excelled in their professions and or made significant contributions to their community. Their achievements, strength of character, and citizenship serve as models to inspire and challenge today's students.
Visit the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation website at: lefonline.org for more information and to submit your nomination form.
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NORTH SMITHFIELD- Delia R. Richard, 90, formerly of Ethier Way, Cumberland, died Saturday evening at St. Antoine Residence. She was the wife of Charles F. L. Richard of North Smithfield.
Born in Brunswick, Maine she was a daughter of the late Albert and Yvonne (DeHetre) Fournier.
She lived in Woonsocket and Cumberland for many years before moving to St. Antoine.
Mrs. Richard was employed by Robes Inc. in Woonsocket before retiring.
Delia was a longtime member of L'Union de St. Jean Baptiste d'Amerique.
Wayne G. Cousineau
BLACKSTONE- Wayne G. "Chief" Cousineau, 56, of Blackstone, MA passed away peacefully in his sleep unexpectedly at home on Monday, January 30, 2012.
He was the beloved husband of the late Claudette S. (Riel) Cousineau and the late Michelle A. (Roy) Cousineau.
Born in Woonsocket, RI on October 12, 1955, he was the son of Gerard "Chick" Cousineau of Portland, ME and the late Lorraine C. (Stoeklin) Harrington.
Gabriel M. Fortin
LINCOLN- Gabriel M. "Gabe" Fortin, 77, died Saturday, January 28, at home. He was the husband of the late Lois B. (Vivier) Fortin.
Born in the Albion village of Lincoln, a son of the late Wilfred and DiNora (Metivier) Fortin, he was a lifelong resident of the village.
Mr. Fortin was a schoolteacher for the Central Falls School Dept. for over thirty-five years, and was a graduate of St. Michael's College, Vermont.
Ernest T. Stefanick
WOONSOCKET Ernest T. "Pinky" Stefanick, 83, of Woonsocket, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on January 30, 2012 at the St. Antoine Residence in No. Smithfield, RI.
Born on April 12, 1928, he was the loving husband of Phyllis J. (Nordberg) Stefanick, and son of the late John & Mary (Skalak) Stefanik.
He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and was employed by the Mark Stevens/CVS, Corporation for 39 years. He enjoyed coaching, playing and watching sports. He especially enjoyed spending time with his children and grandchildren.
PROVIDENCE (AP) — Former Rhode Island Gov. Joseph Garrahy has been remembered as a man who lived humbly and set an example for others.
The Rev. Marcel Taillon remembered Garrahy at a funeral Mass on Tuesday morning as a man of faith who rose from humble beginnings.
Taillon, the pastor at St. Thomas More Catholic Parish in Narragansett, delivered the homily at a service at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence.
Garrahy died last week at a hospital in West Palm Beach, Fla. He was 81.
CUMBERLAND — After surviving a staph infection scare that shut down the Cumberland High wrestling program for a week, the Clippers return to the mat this week for a pair of tough matches with La Salle Academy and Cranston West.
"Every match we have from here on out is going to be tough," Cumberland coach Steve Gordon admitted on Monday. "Next week, we host unbeaten Hendricken and the week after that we visit Warwick Veterans. Both of those teams are state title contenders."
Gordon is just happy to have his team wrestling again.
PROVIDENCE — There was no doubt in Lindsay Rachlow's mind that her team would be competitive in Division II this winter.
In her first season as head coach of Burrillville High last year, Rachlow watched her Broncos struggle during the adjustment stage with an 0-9 start. But they then ran off eight straight victories to eventually make the playoffs. From that squad, only two seniors graduated.
BURRILLVILLE — The Esten-Bowen House on Iron Mine Hill Road has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, the state's preservation authority announced.
Build around 1790, "the Esten-Bowen house represents Burrillville's development from a period of agricultural growth and expansion from the end of the 18th century through gradual decline and subsequent transition to exurban residential uses in the early 20th century," said Edward F. Sanderson, executive director of the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission.
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NAPLES, MAINE- Normand O. Holcomb of Naples, Maine, died Tuesday, January 24th at Maine Medical Center as a result of complications from an accident at the Naples Casco Transfer Station on November 1, 2011.
He was born in Woonsocket, Rhode Island on January 27, 1926, the son of Willis and Delia (Senecal) Holcomb.
Armand L. Lepage
WOONSOCKET- Armand L. Lepage, 86, formerly of Bernon St., Woonsocket, died Thursday at Pine Grove Health Center in Pascoag. He was the husband of the late Lillian (Petrin) Lepage.
Born in Woonsocket, he was a son of the late George and Clerina (Turcotte) Lepage. He remained a lifelong resident of the city.
Mr. Lepage was employed at Blackstone Dye Company for over 28 years. He also worked at Ocean State Finishing Company for 10 years until he retired in 1987.
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Thanksgiving: Skyline School
Editor's Note: We asked students in Judith Tillyard's combination class at Skyline School how to make a Thanksgiving turkey dinner and what they are thankful for. Below are their responses.
Judith Tillyard's combination class at Skyline:
You get the turkey and then you slice the turkey into smaller bits then you put it in some tray and then you put in the oven for something like an hour. Then you take it our and let it cool and then it's ready to eat with vegetables and fruit.
My mom gets a turkey from the store and she cooks it on the barbecue for about 20 minutes. She puts it on a plate and then she serves it. After dinner we made a cake and decorate it with gobble things so it's like a turkey cake.
I put it in the oven until it beeps. I put a little salt and pepper on it and eat it with gravy.
With a turkey, vegetables around it and some sauce to dip the turkey in it. Cookies for dessert.
You get the turkey from a chicken and you chop the chicken and you wrap it with paper and put it in the freezer. Then when it's time you just take out the frozen turkey and you put it in the oven.
You have turkey, bread balls, corn and water for drinks. You cook it for 20 minutes.
Usually my mom makes it. I think she takes a turkey and stuffs something in it and she cooks it for a half an hour with graving.
I usually put it on the stove and cook it for 30 minutes. We take the temperature a lot. We have some sauce. I forget because it's been a long time since Thanksgiving.
With the oven for 50 hours. I put sauce on it and pepper. I love pepper. And cheese and salt and macaroni,
Pumpkin pie and rice and a lot of other stuff like that.
I get a raw, frozen turkey in a plastic bag. Then I stuff it with gravy and then I put it in the oven and let it cook for three minutes. Then I take it out of the oven and take the gravy out of the turkey and then it's ready for Thanksgiving.
I cook it in the oven for 25 minutes with foil on it. You eat it with potatoes, green beans and ice cream.
My mom gets a turkey at the store and she takes out the bones and then cooks it 25 minutes and she cuts it up.
First we have turkey, then we have stuffing and then we have apple pie. Apple pie is my favorite because it's yummy.
I never made a turkey before, I can't eat meat.
You can make a turkey and have some stuffing with beans. I have ice cream and cookies for dessert.
Cut it, eat it with ice cream and pizza.


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It doesn't get much messier than this. Biggie and Pac were friends, partying and making records together, before their infamous beef spiraled out of control — eventually, many believe, leading to their deaths.
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If the little receiver is out, it's a long day for Williams
SEATTLE -- One of the smallest guys on the field can make the biggest difference for the Washington Huskies.
If receiver and return specialist Charles Frederick can't play next weekend against Oregon, that's bad news for Washington fans.
Huskies coach Keith Gilbertson said Monday that Frederick is questionable, giving him a chance to suit up when Washington (4-4, 2-2 Pac-10) meets the Ducks (5-3, 2-2). The coach made it clear that nothing is certain.
"There is nothing to say for sure he will (play) and I'm not going to say he won't," Gilbertson said. "It sounds better than it did Saturday."
Frederick, listed at 6-feet and 180 pounds, sprained his left shoulder in the first half of Washington's 43-23 loss to USC last weekend.
To understand Frederick's impact on Washington's offense, check out the statistics for his All-American teammate. Reggie Williams had nine catches for 115 yards in the first half and was held without a reception in the second half.
Frederick "is a major part of our offense, especially in the throwing game," quarterback Cody Pickett said. "He takes pressure off Reggie."
Gilbertson agreed that Frederick's absence contributed to Williams being shut down in the second half, but he also credited USC's pass rush. The Trojans pressured Pickett all afternoon.
Williams said it's a different game when Frederick is gone.
"It makes it easier to spread everybody out on defense. You can't keep your focus on just one guy," he said.
Frederick was being treated for his injury Monday and missed Washington's weekly news conference with reporters. He was held out of practice and Gilbertson expects to know later in the week if he can play.
Frederick's importance was evident when the Huskies lost to Nevada on Oct. 11. With Frederick slowed by the flu, Williams was held to three catches for 77 yards -- and most of those yards came on a 52-yard touchdown pass from Pickett.
The following week, Frederick was back at full strength.
He set a school record with 371 all-purpose yards -- nine receptions for 216 yards and two TDs and an 86-yard punt return for another score -- as the Huskies rebounded with a 38-17 win at Oregon State.
"He brings a lot of differences to our team," Williams said. "He's a great returner on kickoffs and punts and a great receiver. Not having a guy like that is always going to hurt."
If Frederick can't play, the Huskies will turn to freshman Sonny Shackelford, who caught one pass for 12 yards against USC.
"Sonny just needs more experience," Pickett said. "He's a young guy. He's going to make plays around here. He'll do very well by the time he's leaving. But like I said, he's a freshman."
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Some of the benefits of inversion therapy are not immediately obvious. For instance, did you know that inversion can help both before and after a heavy-impact workout? It can, and here's how:
- Before your heavy-impact workout – In this case, what you want to do is to increase the shock absorbing capabilities of your body's soft tissues. You do that by increasing the amount of moisture surrounding your connecting tissue, at your joints and between the vertebrae of your spine. To increase the moisture, use inversion therapy, which will assist your lymphatic system and help you be able to work out longer, harder, more effectively, and with less risk of injury.
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Many of the inversion tables on the market today "lock out" in full inversion, meaning that you will be able to use these tables to perform a variety of exercises, all of which will help you strengthen your core muscles.
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Sidney Crosby isn't the only kid on a Canadian Olympic hockey team that is being built around youth, speed and teammates who have grown comfortable playing alongside each other.
The youngest captain in NHL history to win a Stanley Cup was chosen Wednesday for Canada's Olympic hockey team, four years after being left off the underachieving squad that finished a disappointing seventh in Turin, Italy.
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• Shea Weber, Nashville Predators
• Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils
• Marc-Andre Fleury, Penguins
• Roberto Luongo, Vancouver Canucks
Crosby was among the easiest picks for executive director Steve Yzerman, the longtime Red Wings captain whose choices have been debated for months in hockey-obsessed Canada, which virtually shut down for the team's unveiling.
"This is a special honor," Crosby said. "I'm pretty proud of it."
Among the top selections are New Jersey goalie Martin Brodeur, who beat Pittsburgh 2-0 on Wednesday night to push his NHL shutouts record to 105; defensemen Scott Niedermayer of Anaheim and Chris Pronger of Philadelphia; Calgary forward Jarome Iginla, the star of Canada's 2002 gold-medal winning team; and Joe Thornton, the NHL scoring leader.
Niedermayer is the captain, with Pronger, Crosby and Iginla as alternates. Penguins star Crosby, 22, wasn't the youngest chosen -- Los Angeles Kings defenseman Drew Doughty just turned 20, and Chicago forward Jonathan Toews is 21. Of the 23 players, 12 are 25 or younger, compared to only seven in 2006.
Joining Brodeur in goal will be 2006 holdover Roberto Luongo of Vancouver and Penguins Stanley Cup winner Marc-Andre Fleury.
Also chosen at forward were Rick Nash, Columbus; Thornton's San Jose teammates Patrick Marleau and Dany Heatley; Philadelphia's Mike Richards; Patrice Bergeron, Boston; Eric Staal, Carolina; Anaheim's Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf; and Brenden Morrow, Dallas. Bergeron was the only player chosen who wasn't invited to the pre-Olympic camp in August.
The defensemen include Chicago's Brent Seabrook and Duncan Keith; Dan Boyle, San Jose; and Shea Weber, Nashville.
Because there will be only one practice in Vancouver before Canada plays Norway on Feb. 16, Yzerman likely will unite current or former teammates such Seabrook and Keith, Perry and Getzlaf, Niedermayer and Pronger, plus the three Sharks forwards.
"We are playing against teams' top lines night in and night out, a lot of the players we are going to see," Seabrook said.
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There were surprises, though not many.
Bypassed were Washington's Mike Green, the NHL's leading scorer among defensemen; Calgary defensemen trio Jay Bouwmeester, Robyn Regehr and Dion Phaneuf; Tampa Bay forwards Martin St. Louis, Steven Stamkos and Vincent Lecavalier; Ottawa forward Mike Fisher; Philadelphia forward Jeff Carter; and Pittsburgh forward Jordan Staal, Eric's brother.
Green has some defensive liabilities but, considering Canada's power play converted only 13 percent of its chances in Turin, his scoring ability might have been an asset.
"He's an outstanding offensive defenseman," Yzerman said. "But we felt Drew Doughty in this case is a more complete player ... a better fit for us."
The final forward, who wasn't identified but apparently was Bergeron, wasn't chosen until five hours before the announcement.
"We spent hours and hours debating," Yzerman said. "There were very good players left off. But we think this is a team that will make Canadians proud. ... We're very confident in the team we've put together."
As the team was announced at a news conference during the world junior championships in Saskatoon, large banners of each player were unfurled on a podium behind Team Canada's leaders. The midday announcement was carried on 13 Canadian TV networks and cable channels.
Canada will be the gold-medal favorite on home ice, but in a single-elimination format once the medal round arrives, one bad day can mean the difference between winning and leaving without a medal. Belarus, with only one NHL player, upset Sweden in the 2002 quarterfinals.
"We fully understand the expectations," Yzerman said.
While assembling the team, Yzerman wanted coach Mike Babcock to be able to scan his bench at any time and find a player who can fix a problem. He also preferred players who perform their best against elite talent, but he didn't want too many natural centers on the wings.
"They had the toughest job in the world," Nash said of Yzerman and aides Ken Holland, Doug Armstrong and Kevin Lowe. "Everyone always jokes that Canada could have two teams."
With 17 of the NHL's top 30 scorers, Canada can field a virtual all-star team -- but, as Turin showed, that doesn't always translate into a gold medal.
Then, executive director Wayne Gretzky brought back many of the players who won the country's first gold medal in 50 years at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. But that left off rising players such as Crosby, whose talent and fresh legs might have helped avert shutout losses to Switzerland, Finland and Russia.
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BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN Staff Reporter March 19, 2014 10:53PM
GLENDALE, Ariz. — The White Sox optioned catcher Josh Phegley to Class AAA Charlotte on Wednesday, one of six roster moves made by the club and easily the most significant of the bunch.
Right-hander Andre Rienzo and lefty Eric Surkamp also were optioned to Charlotte, and right-handers Chris Beck and Cody Winiarski and first baseman Andy Wilkins were assigned to minor-league camp.
It was a tough pill to swallow for Phegley, who was the team's starter for much of the second half last season.
"No, not expecting this,'' Phegley said. "But the decision was made. There is still some work to be done. I'm going to get my opportunities down the road. I know that. I believe in that.''
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Rule 5 draft pick Adrian Nieto and Hector Gimenez in a tussle for the backup job behind Tyler Flowers. Nieto hasn't played above Class A, so the jump to the majors would be significant.
"It would be tough,'' manager Robin Ventura said. "I'm not saying it's impossible, but we still have a ways to go here.''
The Sox like what they've seen of Nieto and would have to offer him back to the Washington Nationals if he doesn't make the team, unless a deal is worked out with the Nats. Nieto and Gimenez are switch-hitters. Gimenez's experience with the Sox last year, coupled with Nieto's inexperience, might leave Gimenez with the edge.
After batting .316 with 15 homers and 41 RBI at Charlotte, Phegley was called up July 5. He got the bulk of the work but batted .206 with a .233 on-base percentage. His defense, handling of the pitchers and leadership also needs some brushing up, he was told.
"All-around, I've got to improve defensively,'' he said. "I think offense is coming around. It's an important position to be a catcher, handling a big-league staff. That's got to be the focus, and I think that's my focus moving on from here.
"Not really anything specific, just mentally the attitude, just kind of being unselfish back there, focusing on the staff and getting them through the game. Whatever I have to do to do that, be a leader on the field, things like that.''
A sandwich pick out of Indiana between the first and second rounds of the 2009 draft, Phegley said the Sox' decision wasn't a complete shock. At 26, he believes he has a career ahead of him as a starting catcher.
"I'm pretty disappointed. Everyone wants to wear that White Sox uniform, but I'm hopeful still. I'm a good player. I believe in that. I'm going to get a chance with this club.''
"We still like Josh,'' Ventura said. "We'd rather have him go down, work on his defense, get his at-bats and play instead of being a backup.''
White Sox reliever Mitchell Boggs, who threw to the best in Yadier Molina during his four seasons with the Cardinals, likes Nieto's attention to detail.
"I like him back there,'' Boggs said. "When it was over we sat down and talked about what I thought and wanted to do. He has a really good idea back there, he works hard, and he takes pride in what the pitcher does.
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Nieto (.267) singled in two at-bats Wednesday. Gimenez (.143) was 0-for-3 with a throwing error.
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Operation "Protective Edge" began on July 8, 2014 in light of the serious escalation in rocket fire directed at Israel from the Gaza Strip by Palestinian terrorist organizations, led by Hamas. Hamas, which had refrained for many months from using the large rocket infrastructure that it had built in the Gaza Strip (which, immediately before the operation, consisted of ten thousand rockets that covered most of the territory of Israel), began to indiscriminately fire dozens of rockets into Israel in an attempt to hit civilian settlements.
If a decision maker is convinced that the cumulative threat is indeed existential and manages to convince the world of such, then he can cast off the burden of proportionality that ties our hands behind our back in battling the enemy, prevents the enemy's surrender, and casts doubt on our ability to persuade the enemy to abandon its armed struggle.
Against the backdrop of Iran's external and internal woes the United States and its allies should not compromise in the vital nuclear negotiations or accept Tehran's proposals to help in the fight against ISIL.
Terrorist groups are commonly understood to be groups that carry out acts of terrorism, and their actions viewed as terrorist campaigns. Yet, recent events are a reminder that the activities of even the most violent terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda or the Islamic State extend beyond the use of terrorist tactics. These actors usually employ classic guerrilla tactics as well, and their overall strategy combines both violent and political means. Furthermore, these acts of political violence do not merely constitute isolated campaigns of terrorism, but are usually part of a broader conflict such as an insurgency or civil war. The purpose of the present article is twofold. The first is to offer some empirical evidence in support of our claim that most major contemporary terrorist groups also employ other, non-terrorist, modes of warfare, notably guerrilla tactics. In the second part, we offer our reflections of these findings for theory and policy. Our main recommendation is for governments to adopt an approach that separates the official labeling of these groups from the analysis of their origins, conduct, and threat potential. While official policy statements might continue to label actors involved in terrorism as terrorist groups, we argue that the policy analysis informing these governments' pronouncements and decisions should adopt greater nuance by regarding most of these actors as insurgent groups. Such an approach can help policy analysts adopt and employ a broader array of intellectual tools to understand the complex nature of the threat posed by these groups, and arrive at more adequate, comprehensive, and longer-term solutions to the problems they pose.
First published in Perspectives on Terrorism, Vol. 8, No. 5 (October 2014).
On February 26, 2014 and March 13, 2014, General John F. Kelly, Commander of the U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), presented SOUTHCOM's 2014 posture statement to the House and Senate Armed Services Committees respectively. Kelly maintained that "Iran's involvement in the Western Hemisphere is a matter for concern" and that he remains concerned that Hezbollah "maintains an operations presence" in the region and stated that "Islamic extremists visit the region to proselytize, recruit, establish business venues to generate funds, and expand their radical networks."
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I was young, but not too young. I was able to boost my esteem at a younger age & recognize my value, which led me to leave my ex who didn't treat me so well. I enjoyed having boobs throughout my early twenties, you're supposed to ENJOY your body. I used to think, why spend the money now if I have kids I'll have to get them done again anyways....I'm so happy I niched my own advice & splurged on augmentation when I did. You know why? What if I can't "afford" implants after kids, because I can't afford to take the necessary time to heal. Or what if my finances are structured to buy a home?
Your twenties are meant to be, carefree. Mine weren't carefree, trust me, but I didn't have children which alleviated responsibilities. I worked my tail off bartending/waitressing. I picked up extra shifts, I worked doubles, I even took out a small thousand dollar loan. I was not well off or even financially stable for that matter, but I did it. I'm happy I did, life isn't worth living if you can't splurge occasionally and appreciate the finer things. I worked for it!
Currently I'm pursuing my Bachelors, I have a stable "Grown Up" job and I'm working towards the American Dream, aren't we all...?
I hardly have the time for a nap, let alone full blown surgery for an elective procedure! See what I mean? LIFE HAPPENS. It's ok. Honestly, if I hadn't done the augmentation in my early twenties, I'm sure I would have to keep postponing.....until after graduation? After I find a job with a fat salary? Oh, by that time I'd probably be getting married/house hunting/having babies?? Who knows. All I knew for certain in my early twenties was that I was broke. Basically broke. I could afford nice things but I relied paycheck to paycheck. My only responsibility was showing up to work around 4pm, LOL!!!
If I had the opportunity to get them at 18, I would have jumped...at the time. Now that I'm mature, I recognize I probably wouldn't have made the best decision on size or surgeon for that matter. At that age, teens want instant gratification and results. At 22yrs old I was smart enough to put in the research to find a good Doctor. I was also at the right age to choose silicon or saline.
There is no wrong age to get breast implants. It depends on your own lifestyle, ambitions and future. You have to decide, when is the BEST time for YOU.
I can't speak about about breast implants affected by pregnancy/children because I'm not at that stage myself. But I can tell you, I've seen plenty of Kardashian pics, if Kourtney's boobs look this great after 3 kids I'm good! I truly believe the 10yr lifespan of implants can withstand the bodies changes through motherhood.


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War Drama Pattern of Life Looks at the Fallout of Our Actions
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The last date listed for Pattern of Life was Sunday June 29, 2014 / 2:00pm.
Currently at BU Theatre, Lane-Comley Studio 210
Beckett & Pinter One-Acts: Krapp's Last Tape & The Dumb Waiter
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- $20.00
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- $10.00
Boston Center for American Performance opens its season with a pair of short plays from two of th...Learn More
Venue Details
Uno's next door for food and drink.Krapp's Last Tape & The Dumb Waiter dining • Nov 20 2014 star this tip starred
Web site indicates that garage on Dalton Street gives a discount to patrons, but there was no one on site to make that happen, so parking was pricey!Our Class travel • Feb 21 2014 star this tip starred
Reviews & Ratings
Featured review from Lesley B. Henderson
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Very well written play, and certainly thought provoking. I enjoyed this production immensely.
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Show was wonderful. Do not miss it. A wonderful black box experience. Kudos.
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Good play, well-directed, with excellent performances by two of Boston's best actors. Definitely worth seeing.
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This is an outstanding script stunningly well performed in a stark black box setting. A must-see Boston theater experience.
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