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Simple Lighting.
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Angela's apartment in Brooklyn.
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Posted 06/29/2011 02:52:02 EDT
Toronto gave up 2 first round picks for Kessel and that was a big deal. It's completely unrealistic to think they'll give up 4 for Stamkos. Everyone knows that the draft is usually a great way to buil more »
Posted 03/29/2011 10:22:11 EDT
The problem with having these two guys on the same line is defense. Seguin is getting better, but having them both out there at the same time is a liability. Marchand has had some awful turnovers. The more »
Posted 03/11/2011 10:05:01 EST
I think this was a great find. OBVIOUSLY it's not the same circumstances, but will you ever find two hits that are exactly the same? The point here is to illustrate that this type of thing happens all more »
Posted 02/17/2011 10:16:28 EST
In Response to Re: Kaberle to be new Bruins D-man in the next 72 hours: Side bar: I think Clauuuude's sitting Steve Kampfer during the Sunday's game against Detroit was a bush league move. Kampfer is more »
Posted 01/14/2011 10:00:51 EST
I noticed Savard got tossed out once or twice last night, but only saw him get mad on the third time. I think he had reson to be mad too because there was a lot more movement from the Flyers. more »
Posted 11/11/2010 09:50:18 EST
Even though none of us actually know exactly what happened I kind of have to agree with the T worker. Why should she let some random guy who was riding the T take a photo of her? What right does he ha more »
Posted 10/11/2010 09:41:27 EDT
"he already has moved up the management chain and now holds the title of assistant to general manager Ray Shero."Is that assistant TO the general manager or assistant general manager? more »
Posted 10/05/2010 12:02:24 EDT
Here's a thought - how about real "journalists" don't use Facebook as an information source? Although I can't be totally sure it seems as though the two profiles you used to back up your points may be more »
Posted 09/13/2010 12:16:40 EDT
"Nobody is crying pauper, but thatâs not loose change, either. Escrow is one of the playersâ biggest issues heading into the next collective bargaining agreement" - I think Dan Ellis did on Twitte more »
Posted 09/01/2010 09:54:37 EDT
It says non-Hybrids would be towed. How can they prove your car isn't a hybrid unless there's an inspection? There's no law requiring hybrids to be easily identifiable and it's absolutely impossible t more »
Posted 07/21/2010 12:19:59 EDT
""Entourage" was awful this season anyway." - good point, but the last 2 episodes have been better than the 1st. more »
Posted 07/13/2010 12:47:02 EDT
How "vintage" can a cd player be? more »
Posted 07/12/2010 10:10:33 EDT
BrooklineTom - do you want to clean up the 3 feet of water in my basement from your "run-of-the-mill" storm? more »
Posted 06/29/2010 10:39:59 EDT
Why trade your best offensive player on a team that struggles to score? Obviously the Bruins won't get a lot back a) because teams know their situation and this eliminates any leverage and b) if the p more »
Posted 06/25/2010 03:52:15 EDT
I think the key phrase here is: "Chiarelli said there might be future deals regarding roster players, but he didn't think they would take place today." I'm not sure sending them a player in return for more »
Posted 06/23/2010 04:54:12 EDT
And people complain about baseball games being too long... more »
Posted 06/10/2010 11:33:20 EDT
Whitey took it. more »
Posted 06/09/2010 04:41:58 EDT
I love how all the Lakers fans are saying don't complain Boston - maybe they should tell that to Phil Jackson. more »
Posted 06/09/2010 03:27:28 EDT
According to the box scores, the free throws are 101-81 LA (Not 96-86) making the discrepancy even worse. more »
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Posted 06/04/2010 04:49:07 EDT
Can anyone recommend any good hockey blogs?I've tried a few, but have been unhappy. If there's any great ones for news, rumors, or just stories in general please post. Thanks! more »
Posted 06/04/2010 12:00:01 EDT
Personally I don't see anything wrong with this - he applied for a job, didn't get it, they kept his resume on file, and finally offered him a job later on. Even if the job was only offered to stop hi more »
Posted 06/02/2010 12:57:48 EDT
"a building that was practically empty three years ago. Now the Blackhawks are the hottest ticket in town, with 101 straight sellouts dating to the 2007-08 season." How was it empty 3 years ago, yet i more »
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Does anyone else here have Direct TV? It's extremely frustrating that they don't carry Versus anymore. Not only do we miss great hockey games, but can't even watch the Bruins somtimes (such as tonigh more »
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Youth football: Bayshore Education Center free camp set for Saturday at Lely
Bayshore Education Center will have its second annual Football Skills Camp on Saturday at Lely High School.
The camp for ages 6-17 has sessions from 8 to 11 a.m. for elementary or middle school students, and from noon to 3 p.m. for high school students. The camp is free to the first 300 Collier County school students.
Coaches include former NFL players such as Damian Gregory (Detroit Lions), Darian Barnes (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), current Washington Redskins defensive end Kedric Golston, Ben Kelley (New England Patriots), Clarence Love (Baltimore Ravens), as well as local high school coaches, including Mike DiGrigoli (Golden Gate), Culmer St. Jean (Lely), Dan Pallante (Barron Collier), Rich Dombroski (Immokalee), Damon Jones (Riverdale) and former Lely coach Stacey Stewart.
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Feb. 18 (Bloomberg) -- SM Prime Holdings Inc., the largest Philippine shopping mall operator, climbed to a record in Manila stock trading after 2012 profit beat estimates.
SM Prime advanced 4.7 percent to 19.16 pesos as of 1:35 p.m. in Manila. The stock was the biggest contributor to the gain in the benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange Index, which rose 0.8 percent and was poised for a record close.
Manila-based SM Prime said today its 2012 profit rose 16 percent to 10.53 billion pesos ($259 million) as it opened new malls and same-store sales increased. The earnings exceeded the 10.43 billion peso average profit estimate of 10 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
"SM Prime beat most analysts' forecasts so earnings estimates are likely to be upgraded," said Alex Pomento, head of research at Macquarie Group Ltd.'s Manila unit. "SM Prime can easily beat its 2012 earnings this year because the elections will give consumer spending an added kick."
The Philippines will hold congressional and local polls in May to elect half of the Senate, all members of the House of Representatives and officers of local government units. "Feverish" spending for election campaigns will help boost consumer spending, Secretary Butch Abad said Dec. 19. Consumer spending accounts for 70 percent of the $225 billion economy.
SM Prime said sales rose 14 percent to 30.73 billion pesos, while profit at its malls in China increased 24 percent to 1.1 billion pesos. The company said it will open two malls and upgrade an existing one, ending this year with 48 malls in the Philippines and five in China.
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There are six types of reusable libraries:
The DLL is multithread-safe and a single-thread version of the CRT library is not provided for DLLs. If the reusable library or any user of the library is using multiple threads, then the library needs to be a multithread-safe library type.
Note Debug libraries and compiler switches /MLd, /MTd, and /MDd are only available in Visual C++ versions 4.0 and later.
The following table shows which compiler switch should be used for building each of the six types of reusable libraries (all DLL types are multithread-safe). Any project that uses the reusable library should use the same compiler switch. When using the /ML(default), /MLd, /MT, /MTd, /MD, or /MDd compiler switches, the compiler places the default library name (listed under the Library column) in the object file.
You can view an object module to determine which switch was used when it was built by using this command:
Reusable Library Switch Library Macro(s) Defined ---------------------------------------------------------------- Single Threaded /ML LIBC (none) Static MultiThread /MT LIBCMT _MT Dynamic Link (DLL) /MD MSVCRT _MT and _DLL Debug Single Threaded /MLd LIBCD _DEBUG Debug Static MultiThread /MTd LIBCMTD _DEBUG and _MT Debug Dynamic Link (DLL) /MDd MSVCRTD _DEBUG, _MT, and _DLL
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A reusable library and all of its users should use the same CRT library types and therefore the same compiler switch. The macros defined (or not defined) for each of the compiler switches can be used in the header file(s) of your reusable library to enforce the proper compiler switch. The sample code in this article demonstrates how to use these macros.
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Gerrans came up the imposing Willunga Hill with one lap to go and he was totally isolated. He had to tackle the entire last lap by himself which made him vulnerable to attacks. Luckily, he's a smart rider. He played off the others and, in the end, his game-plan worked out perfectly to see him hit the line alongside Spain's Alejandro Valverde.
GreenEDGE must learn from their mistakes and make the appropriate adjustments if Gerrans is to be considered any chance of winning general classification on the final 90km stage around the streets of Adelaide.
From what we've seen so far, there's little doubt that Valverde has got the stronger team. He had plenty of guys helping him out over Willunga Hill and they'll be working for him again in Adelaide.
But that's not to say Gerrans isn't a chance. I truly hope he can win and I think most of Australia will be behind him. Coming to the finish line, it'll just be a matter of positioning, with Gerrans and Valverde trying to outmanoeuvre each other in what promises to be a spectacle. Indeed, the last stage is always entertaining. Just watch all of the Aussies trying to show their colours in front of the home crowd.
And what a way it will be to finish after the incredible fifth stage. It was the first time in the tour's 14-year history that a stage had finished at the top of the 3km Old Willunga Hill climb and it was very exciting from a spectators' point of view.
Everything just came together on the last climb after numerous attacks and I'd imagine that we'll now see a finish like that every year. It may not be on Willunga Hill, but certainly another climb.
The organisers did a remarkable job. I rode up Willunga Hill about a week ago and there's not a single power point up there. It really is iconic Australia, nothing but bushland, so to see it with all that infrastructure along with a massive crowd, was just extraordinary.
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Southmoreland football team looking for big things on defense
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Go to any Steelers home game and most assuredly you will hear Steeler fans chanting de-fense, de-fense!!
The 2013 Southmoreland Scotties hope that they can get their fans into chanting the same thing for them this coming season.
Last season, the Scotties were burned time and time again by the big play.
This season, new head coach Mark Adams and his staff know that in order for this team to be successful, they must not give up the big play.
"We want to attack the football and make the other team make mistakes," Adams said. "We can not give up 300 yards a game on defense and expect to win games. We have to disrupt the flow of the other teams offense, and it all begins with communication. We want to attack, and not react, to the situation."
The Southmoreland defense will once again have its work cut out for it when it takes the field in 2013.
The Scotties are once again playing in the second toughest Class AA conference in the WPIAL.
The Interstate Conference could easily have two of its own members playing against one another at Heinz field for the WPIAL championship in November.
Southmoreland faces three of the big four from the conference in the first three weeks of the season.
Jeannette and Washington both have powerful offenses that like to strike quickly, and Greensburg Central Catholic and Mt. Pleasant both like to wear down their opponents by beating them into submission.
Southmoreland opens its season at home against Jeannette Aug. 30, and that game will set the tone what type of season the Scotties will have in 2013.
A Scottie win at home would do wonders for their confidence heading into a week to showdown at Washington.
To prepare for that, the Scotties have tweaked their defensive alignments for this season.
The Scotties are switching to a 3-4 defense this season, hoping to take advantage of their team speed on the defensive side of the ball.
"Our linebackers must make plays for us to be successful," Adams explained. "We must get off the field and put the ball in the hands of our offense."
The Scotties return 11 letterman to this year's defense, and Adams is expecting big things from his defensive unit.
"It all starts up front and controlling the line of scrimmage," said Adams. "We have to put pressure on the quarterback and plug the holes."
Southmoreland has the horses to be successful up front.
Doug Leighty and Jordan Pawlikowski will man the end positions and apply the outside pressure, while the inside guys will rotate. Those working the inside positions will be Dean Barbus, Travis Jones, Nathan Brown, and Joe Espy.
At the linebacker positions, the Scotties are well-stocked with aggressive talent. All four linebackers are returning lettermen, and will be counted on heavily to make sure tackles and swarm to the ball.
Leading the charge will be Jake Beistel and Chas King. Both were instrumental parts of the defense last year, and both are bigger and stronger than they were a season ago.
Also getting bigger and faster than he was a year ago, is senior linebacker Brady King. King has added 20 pounds of muscle to his frame this season and should be an impact player in the Scotties defensive scheme.
In the secondary, Southmoreland is blessed with excellent speed at the cornerback position. Both Jake Pisula and Kyle Cohen are gifted athletes with sensational speed and agility, while safeties Aaron Bailey and Justin Livengood both possess the hands and speed to step into passing lanes and disrupt opposing receivers down field.
"If we can control the momentum of games and get our defense off the field, we will be competitive," said Adams.
With 11 returning lettermen on the defensive side of the ball, the offense should get a lot more opportunities to control the clock and the momentum of the game
Mark King is a contributing writer.
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The Best of St Albans Parks & Recreation
St Albans City and District is home to a vast range of excellent leisure facilities designed to suit all ages and interests. For those who enjoy fitness and sports activities, there are various sports centres to choose from, whilst if you prefer more relaxed pursuits, there are plenty of opportunities ranging from walking and cycling to golf, horse riding and fishing.
St Albans City and District is home to a vast range of excellent leisure facilities designed to suit all ages and interests. For those who enjoy fitness and sports activities, there are various sports centres to choose from, whilst if you prefer more relaxed pursuits, there are plenty of opportunities ranging from walking and cycling to golf, horse riding and fishing.
Batchwood Golf & Tennis Centre provides superb indoor and outdoor tennis facilities which are ideal for everyone from the occasional player to the semiprofessional. Outdoor courts are also available at Harpenden Leisure Centre, London Colney Recreation Centre, Clarence Park and Verulamium Park
There are several private golf clubs in and around St Albans but if you are just looking for a casual game, Abbey View Golf Course at Westminster Lodge offers a challenging 9 hole course. Alternatively, one of the best 18-hole municipal courses in the country can be found at Batchwood Golf and Tennis Centre where even the most experienced golfers can be tested.
Sport & Fitness
Swimming pools can be found at Westminster Lodge and Harpenden Leisure Centre. These centres, together with Redbourn Recreation Centre, also offer many other facilities including table tennis, basketball, badminton, volleyball, indoor hockey, football and netball. For the latest in gym equipment, try out the Harpers Fitness Centres located at Batchwood Golf & Tennis Centre, Westminster Lodge, London Colney Recreation Centre and Harpenden Leisure Centre.
For Children
Adventure World, at London Colney Recreation Centre, is the perfect place for children. Under-fives can let their imagination run wild in the indoor world of toys and games, whilst older children can make the most of the innovative choice of adventure climbs. All activities are fully supervised, so parents get the chance to relax in the cafeteria and lounge.
Countryside Walks
For those who want to explore the countryside, there is a range of walks and cycle routes around the District. Details can be obtained from the Tourist & Information Centre.
Verulamium Park
Website: www.stalbans.gov.uk/verulamiumpark
Set in over 100 acres of beautiful parkland, and named after the Roman city of Verulamium on which it stands, is St Albans' largest and most visited park. A short walk from the city centre, this park has something for everyone: a wide range of sports facilties, a large ornamental lake, the Roman mosaic, and for children, a playground and splash park. Well served by car parks and wit a range of eating establishments nearby, the park hosts a number of events throughout the year, including the half-marathon and the November firework spectacular.
Clarence Park
A classic Victorian park, Clarence Park was given to the people of St. Albans by a local benefactor, Sir John Maple, in 1894.
The park is divided into 16 acres of sports grounds and 9 acres devoted to recreational use. The park has been given a facelift thanks to a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, and the park's original features have been restored to their former glory. The park has been awarded with a quality standard recognition of a Green Flag. Clarence Park has many facilities which include a bandstand, a water fountain, the impressive cricket pavilion, bowling green, croquet lawn as well as being the home of St Albans City Football Club. The park is well known for its trees, formal bedding schemes and the very popular children's playground, which includes new equipment for the disabled.
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