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It started innocently enough. After watching an episode of Seinfeld, I couldn't help but be upset over the fact that Elaine had never started a relationship with her boss, J. Peterman. I had visions of her being caught in the rain, totally drenched -- her clothes ruined. Her boss would walk up, lay a comforting arm on her shoulder, and say, "Why Elaine, did you forget your ... urban sombrero back at the office? Would you ... like to come up to my apartment? I have a spare."
Five minutes and two-hundred-seventy-four pages later, I had a fanfiction masterpiece. It didn't matter what made sense and what didn't. I was in control. I could make anyone fall in love with anybody! Steve x Kimmy Gibler. ALF x Lucky. Nothing was off limits!
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"Oh, Tony," said Mona, smiling at the hunky housekeeper in front of her. "You've caught me just as I was getting out of the shower."
... oh, what's that? You don't care about my fan fiction? Fine. Forget you. I'll just leave you with a rundown of what all our WoW Insider writers are playing this weekend and save my stories for an audience that will appreciate them. This week's bonus question: "Blizzard announced that certain users wouldn't see authenticator prompts if Blizzard is sure of the identity of the person logging in. Does that make you feel more secure, less secure, or doesn't it make a difference?"
Alex Ziebart (@AlexZiebart) I've been in a WoW slump for awhile -- I've still been into the game but I have had no interest in logging onto the game. I've picked up my mage alt again to try and get back into it and it's so far been successful and I'm enjoying myself. This weekend probably holds more of that. As for the authenticator thing ... if Blizzard says it's still secure, I have absolutely no reason to doubt them. However, like Mat says below, part of the power the authenticator holds for me is peace of mind. I liked entering my authenticator code when I logged in. It's like ... if you had doors on your house that locked automatically at night, I bet you're still going to check that they're locked before you go to bed.
Anne Stickney (@shadesogrey) I am up to a whole lot of nothing this weekend, if I have any say about it. This means of course that I will probably be slammed with things to do, but what can you do. As for the authenticator change, it bothers me -- not that I think my account is any less secure or anything, but that little box reminds me "Hey, you have that widget on your account and it's working just keen, please give me numbers thank you!" With no little box, I don't have that reminder -- and I don't have any sort of visual cue that said authenticator is even on my account. I'd kind of like the option to turn the box on and type in the numbers, because I am weird like that and honestly prefer it that way.
Daniel Whitcomb (@danielwhitcomb) I actually think I will make another attempt at getting my druid to 85 so he can queue for the fire festival and grab a Scythe off of Ahune. Because Scythes, much like bowties and fezzes, are cool. I'm cool with the Authenticator change in theory, but it still feels weird not to enter it, and it's probably going to be a pain to dig it out to enter it AGAIN when I move or go on vacation.
Fox Van Allen (@foxvanallen) I had this whole fancy night planned out. I was going to invite a certain someone over for a romantic dinner; maybe watch a movie together before heading off to a room filled with rose petals and candles. But those plans got ruined, so I'm just going to hang out with Tyler instead. (Yawn.)
As for the authenticator, I think all the hand wringing over it is pretty ridiculous. Still, I'm surprised Blizzard hasn't learned their lesson -- taking away peoples' authenticator prompt is going to make them feel less secure, whether they're actually less secure or not.
Joe Perez (@Lodurzj) A quiet weekend for me this week, maybe a little alt leveling maybe some alt raiding. I'm going to be gushing over my brand new Mic stand and Boom! Yes, I'm that much of a geek. As far as the authenticator's go, I already wrote a rather lengthy response to it on World of Matticus. After some experimentation, I'm not too concerned about it. I only really wish I had an option to disable the feature so I could enter my code every time. That however is more because I'm a creature of habit, and I don't like changing my routine if I don't have to. I don't think we're any less secure, but it would have been nice to have had some prior notice to the change and maybe a way to opt out if we felt like it.
Josh Myers (@Elamqt) My druid went feral for PvP leveling, so I'll spend the weekend enjoying one-shotting cloth-wearers with Ravage. Sorry it came to this clothies, but balance is just really bad. :(
On the authenticator front: Is makes me uncomfortable, but I don't know enough about security systems to know if that discomfort is warranted. I like the reassuring presence of the authenticator question, but I do recognize the quality of life change of not needing to find my authenticator before logging in ...
Kelly Aarons (@Cadistra) I'm babysitting my friends' house while she's away, so there's that, but mostly it'll be goblin warrior, tauren paladin, and dailies on Cadi. We are so excited for 4.2! Fun, fun, fun, fun! Speaking of fun, I'm hoping to enjoy some of the fledgling sunshine that we're getting. I'm thinking of riding downtown at the Waterfront, especially now that the city is no longer on fire. /ashamed
Mat McCurley (@gomatgo) Going to be doing lots of video recording this week for < i>WoW-related crap as well as planning out Firelands stuff. WoW is on the menu, as usual. Other than that, it seems like it's going to be a game-lite weekend. As for the authentication change, I have a sneaking suspicion that the new parameters being taken into account are using hardware and IP IDs to figure out if it is you logging in, and if that is secure, I'm cool with it. Blizzard already fights for a better security image, and hopefully this will help that. But I don't mind the authenticator process becoming less invasive.
Matt Low (@Matticus) Busy beating Red Faction: Armageddon. Or at least, trying to. Got back into the Starcraft 2 scene again. Need to find me some fun multiplayer maps that aren't all melee based. Don't like the authenticator change. I want to be able to enter mine every time. I paid 6 bucks for peace of mind. I'm not feeling that peace of mind right now.
Matt Rossi (@MatthewWRossi) KITTEH KITTEH KITTEH
We had a scare the first night he was home, but Vet says he's in good shape; energy is good. It's been a rough past couple of months for my wife and myself, so we're happy to have the new kitten and happy he's okay.
I'm trying to figure out what I want to be doing in WoW, to be honest. I enjoy the game but really feel like Blizzard made some big mistakes with Cataclysm in how they released content and what content they released that has made raiding much less fun for me so far. I hope 4.2 makes some of it better.
As for the authenticator change, I have no opinion, but I could have a picture of the new kitten (his name is Sasquatch) biting my authenticator if you want to see that.
Michael Gray (@writegray) I'm going to something like SWINEFEST or SWINETASTIC or something to have some beer and BBQ. Western Maryland is an odd place.
Robin Torres (@cosmiclaurel)I'm going to pick a character and take her through the Mt.Hyjal quests and obsess about Archaeology a bit. While flying around, I'll be knitting and playing Hanging with Friends (same handle as my twitter). As far as the authenticator, I think we should be able to opt-in to this "service" and that the default should be to keep plugging in my code happily.
Sarah Nichol (@mentalshaman) I will be horse riding for the first time in something like 5 years. All of my gear is in storage, and I'm dead nervous. The game will be 'try not to fall off'. As for the change - I probably won't notice it much, aside from maybe lose my authenticator in desk clutter more often.
The weekend is the perfect time to kick back, relax and enjoy some game time. Are you an achievement junkie? Can't get enough raiding? Rolling a new alt? Considering taking the leap into roleplaying? Whatever your favorite way to play World of Warcraft, let us know in the comments what you're playing this weekend!


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I argue that there is methodological space for a functional explanation of the nature of law that does not commit the theorist to a view about the value of that function for society, nor whether law is the best means of accomplishing it. A functional explanation will nonetheless provide a conceptual framework for a better understanding of the nature of law. First I examine the proper role for function in a theory of law and then argue for the possibility of a neutral functional theory, addressing issues raised by Leslie Green, Stephen Perry, Michael Moore and John Finnis.
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173. The University of Romanticism
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1. "The Conflict of the Faculties; or, Who Invented Romantic Religion?" Colin Lovell Jager, Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick
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Lake Forest, IL (Sports Network) - Stroke-play medalist Brad Valois advanced to the second round of match play on Monday with a 2 & 1 victory over Kevin Wolf at the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship.
Valois will face Charlie Blanchard in Tuesday's second round after Blanchard needed one extra hole to eliminate Dan Crockett at Conway Farms Golf Club.
Valois, 25, lost the first two holes on Monday, but the match got close. Valois took a 1-up lead after the eighth hole and Wolf squared it up at the very next hole.
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Have you been to a formal event and noticed all the women in their heels? How about a horse racing event? Ever wonder how the women would manage in their heels after a few hours? The hats might be part of the attire, and might even be useful, but high heels…what practical purpose could that serve?
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36. Modernism and Infirmity
7:00–8:15 p.m., 407, Philadelphia Marriott
A special session
1. "The Impotent Narrator from James to Roth," Jonathan E. Freedman, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor
2. "The Blind Short Story," Maud Ellmann, Univ. of Cambridge, King's Coll.
3. "Shell-Shocked Modernism," Stephen J. Tifft, Williams Coll.
4. "W. G. Sebald and Melancholic Paralysis," John K. Limon, Williams Coll.
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The Portland Symphony Orchestra will kick off its PSO Pops! series with "PSO Pops! Cole Porter and George Gershwin" on Saturday, October 5th and Sunday, October 6th. Broadway singers Mike Eldred and Jennifer Hope Wills will bring the hits of musical giants Cole Porter and George Gershwin to life.
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Stone Urges Blair to Look to American History
On Aug. 5, Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain announced his intention to carry out a series of new antiterrorism measures, including deporting foreign nationals who justify the use of ''violence to further a person's beliefs''; authorizing the denaturalization of British citizens who engage in ''extremism''; and legislating a new ''offense of condoning or glorifying terrorism.''
After the July 7 bombings in London, it is understandable that the Mr. Blair would want to deal firmly with those who incite violence. Although the loss of life and property caused by the Sept. 11 attacks far exceeded that in London, the United States was at least spared the constitutional dilemma of having to deal with a situation in which people in the United States encouraged American citizens to take part in the violence. But suppose that had been the case on Sept. 11, or suppose such a situation were to arise in the future. Would we respond any differently than the British?
The United States has a long and unfortunate history of overreacting to the fears and anxieties of wartime and excessively restricting the freedom of speech. This was so, for example, in 1798, when the United States was on the verge of war with France, and during the First World War. In both instances, the United States made it unlawful for any person to criticize the president, Congress or the government. Of course, Mr. Blair is not calling for such a far-reaching ban on seditious utterance. Rather, he is targeting only speech that glorifies or justifies acts of terrorism. On its face, this seems sensible.
But as Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter noted in 1951, speech that extols political violence is often ''coupled'' with sharp ''criticism of defects in our society.'' For that reason, Justice Frankfurter said, there is an important public interest ''in granting freedom to speak their minds'' even to those who advocate the use of force to bring about political change. A democratic society must protect itself against violent attack, but it cannot do so by preventing its citizens from hearing even sinister criticism that defends the use of violence.
The Supreme Court recognized this as early as the Second World War. In the early 1940's, the American government instituted a series of denaturalization proceedings against foreign-born German-Americans who supported Nazi doctrines or were active in the German-American Bund, a pro-Nazi group. The Supreme Court held that these actions were unconstitutional, explaining that an individual cannot be denaturalized for making ''sinister-sounding'' statements. The court sharply distinguished between radical dissent, which is protected by the First Amendment, and ''exhortation calling for present violent action which creates a clear and present danger,'' which is not.
This conclusion was the fruit of a bitter American experience: the ferocious Red Scare of 1919-1920 had already amply demonstrated the dangers of the kind of open-ended approach Mr. Blair proposes.
In the spring of 1919, radical groups began calling for a communist upheaval in the United States. On April 29, a bomb arrived at the office of the Seattle mayor, whose city was embroiled in a violent labor confrontation. The following day, a bomb exploded at the home of a former United States senator in Atlanta, injuring two people. Two days later, 34 bombs were discovered in the mail system in New York.
They were addressed to Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer, Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, John D. Rockefeller and other prominent Americans. Newspapers across the nation warned that these events were mere ''dress rehearsals'' for what was to come.
On June 2, bombs exploded simultaneously in eight cities, killing several people. Attorney General Palmer condemned the bombings as an ''attempt of the anarchist element in the population to terrorize the country,'' and the New York Tribune warned that thousands of radicals, ''red-soaked in the doctrines of Bolshevism,'' were clamoring for ''a general red revolution in America.''
Attorney General Palmer established the General Intelligence Division within the Bureau of Investigation and appointed a young J. Edgar Hoover to gather and coordinate information about radical activities. Hoover quickly created an elaborate card system including the names of more than 200,000 individuals suspected of radical activities, associations, or beliefs.
On Jan. 2, 1920, the government rounded up an additional 4,000 suspected radicals in a series of raids in 33 cities. American citizens were turned over to local authorities for prosecution; aliens were held for deportation, and 3,000 were promptly deported. As the Christian Science Monitor observed at the time, ''what appeared to be an excess of radicalism'' was met with ''an excess of suppression.''
By the spring of 1920, America returned to its senses, and the civil liberties movement began. As Yale president Charles Seymour wrote in a 1942 essay in the New York Times, the best way to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past is to foster a ''public opinion which accords with the spirit of the First Amendment.'' It was this spirit that led to the Supreme Court's opinions during the Second World War.
Mr. Blair would do well to remember this chapter in American history. The citizens of a democracy must be free to hear even the most intemperate and inflammatory criticism of their nation's policies and practices, unless it expressly calls for immediate violent action and creates a clear danger that such actions will occur imminently. Mere glorification or justification of violence is not sufficient to remove expression from the protection of the First Amendment.
As Judge Learned Hand explained more than 80 years ago, political or religious agitation, by the very ''passions it arouses,'' may ''stimulate men to the violation of law.'' But to equate such agitation with express incitement to violent action, he insisted, is to disregard an elemental ''safeguard of free government.'' Mr. Blair should consider Judge Hand's conclusion, which was that the distinction between express incitement of law violation and mere glorification or justification of such action ''is not a scholastic subterfuge, but a hard-bought acquisition in the fight for freedom.''
Geoffrey R. Stone is a law professor at the University of Chicago and the author of Perilous Times: Free Speech in Wartime from the Sedition Act of 1798 to the War on Terrorism.'
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The Memphis Grizzlies fired Mike Fratello forbeinga leopard unable to change his spots. Mike Fratello can't change who he is and be successful. Not many people can. Since that time the Grizzlies have employed three men in 25 months hoping one would show some spark of coaching ability. Ron Tillery wrote a while back that the lack of coachingstabilitymay havebeen a detriment to Rudy Gay's development. To an extent thatcould betrue. It has hurt the entire team to be honest.
The problem is that having a consistent head coach is not in and of itself apanacea for the problems confronting the Grizzlies right now. Don't get me wrong. It isn't helping but coaching stability is an asset only if the coach isn't incompetent. Tony Barone, while a very smart basketball mind, wasn't widely respected as a coach in the NBA. Marc Iavaroni lost the team very early in his time in Memphis despite the good pedigree he brought to the job. Keeping him around for the 2nd season didn't seem to cure any of the ills that the team suffered through with Iavaroni in his first season. The main problem with Iavaroni in my opinion was that he was given three different teams to coach in a year and a half. No one can be a consistent coach with that type of direction from above.
Now Memphis is in the late stages of the honeymoon period with Lionel Hollins (is it actually over already?) and judging from the fans reaction to the recent string of losses Hollins has his work cut out to last even one day longer than his contract (which happens to end at the same time as Iavaroni's contract). If he fails to motivate the team to end their losing ways will it be better to keep him around for a new contract or to cut losses and go in search of someone knew? Will Rudy Gay, O J Mayo, Mike Conley and whoever else is left on the team re-sign simply because they kept Hollins despite the losing or would they stand a better chance of remaining with the team if a new coach with a proven track record of success could be found?
Consistency can't begin and endwiththe Head Coach. Consistency has been missing in all phases of the Grizzlies franchise. The front office has seen dramatic turnover the last few years. There were 8 new faces on the team to start this season (Marc Gasol, O J Mayo, Quinton Ross, Greg Buckner, Hamed Haddadi, Darrell Arthur, Marco Jaric and Antoine Walker). Bythe New Yearthe team had bought out Walker, signed Darius Miles, traded for Steve Francis (who they bought out) andShawn Livingston (who they bought out).At the February trade deadline the team had brought in Chris Mihm, Adonal Foyle and Mike Wilks and given up Kyle Lowry. So from the end oflast season to the middle of February the Grizzlies had a total of 14 NEW players on the roster.
That doesn't even count the players who were stillaround from last season such as Rudy Gay, Mike Conley, Darko Milicic, Hakim Warrick and …
WAIT A MINUTE! Thereareonly four players who were on the team at the end of last season that are still on the team today? Four players. No wonder this team appears to be a mess. When teams have the type of player turnover witnessed by this franchise recently? It isn't rocket science to determine where the consistency needs to begin.
Now I am not saying the Grizzlies players in general and Rudy Gay in particular don't need a consistent steadying influence on the bench. I am just saying that the revolving coaching situation is more a symptom of the problem not cause. Memphis needs to start building a team culture and a permanent head coach that the players respect would help but so would a consistent roster and a consistent front office. It all works together.
Right now the only thing consistent in Memphis is the owner who has consistently been expressing a willingness to sell the franchise.


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The 2011 Silverstone Classic yesterday (Sunday) drew to a close but not before a second consecutive day of exhilarating racing on track plus non-stop automotive-themed displays and activities – as well as top-class music acts – it kept a mammoth sun-soaked crowd fully entertained.
Undoubtedly, this was the biggest and best Classic yet with more race and road cars spanning the whole motoring spectrum in action and on display than at any other time in the world-famous event's history. Retail malls, many of them with a nostalgic feel, added to the appeal and effectively resulted in every corner of Silverstone's usually vast site being crammed with activity.
A major highlight was an on-track parade by many hundreds of cars belonging to the 120 owners clubs present – in total they contributed a staggering collection of some 7000 cars for the public to view. This followed Saturday's cavalcade of more than 800 E-type Jaguars on the Silverstone Grand Prix circuit to mark the official 50th birthday celebrations of one of motoring's most iconic cars. Saturday had also seen 14 celebrity names take part in a special 'Celebrity Challenge' race in identical Morgan sportscars in aid of the 'Bobby Moore Fund' for Cancer Research UK. Rocker Rick Parfitt Jnr won the race ahead of Heston Blumenthal and Brendan Cole, although the major talking point was a spectacular crash for ex-England footballer Luther Blissett whose car rolled over three times.
Sunday's action was a continuation of glorious sights and sounds of yesteryear with capacity grids of historic Formula 1, sports, saloon and GT cars. Ewan McIntyre overcame drivers in more powerful machinery to win the prestigious Stirling Moss Trophy, named after the legendary F1 and sportscar racer and for pre-1961 sportscars. Sam Wilson came out on top to take Formula Junior honours but only after another race-long wheel-to-wheel dice with Jon Milicevic.
Leo Voyazides (Ford Falcon), Oliver Bryant (Lola T70), Philip Walker (Lotus 16) and Andy Meyrick (March 761) emerged as comfortable winners in races for big-engined touring cars, sportscars and F1 cars respectively. So, too, Jon Minshaw in the second of two E-type Challenge races held of over the weekend as part of the car's golden anniversary celebrations.
Bob Berridge took the car of its day, the striking Mercedes C11, to victory ahead of a wonderful field of Group C 'Le Mans' machinery but only after Japanese racer Hideki Yamamuchi's Nissan had briefly led during a spirited attack.
But perhaps the big result of the day was the dramatic victory for Stuart Graham and Richard Attwood in the 'blue riband' Royal Automobile Club Tourist Trophy for Historic Cars endurance race. Notably, Graham is the only post-war winner of the TT on both two and four wheels; for Attwood, the result marked another big result in his illustrious career that has included spells in Formula 1 plus, most famously, victory in the gruelling Le Mans 24 Hours in 1970. It was Attwood who came through to win on the final lap in their Aston Martin DB4 GT when the leading Ferrari 250 GT of Hans Hugenholtz/David Hart cruelly stopped at the side of the track.
Sunday's final race was another 'thriller' that again was only decided on the final lap – New Zealander Roger Wills looked to have beaten off three other drivers only to agonisingly spin just two corners from home while lapping a slower car, leaving the way open for Italian Enrico Spaggiari to steal a last gasp win. Spaggiari's comment "this was the most beautiful race of my life" seemed somehow to reflect perfectly the feelings of every competitor to have taken part in the Classic over the weekend.
Nick Wigley, Event Director enthused: "We confidently believe this to have been the biggest motor racing event ever staged anywhere in the world with more than 1000 race entries from all over the globe. From the moment the event began on Friday morning we have been blessed with glorious weather and, thanks to some terrific music acts and non-stop entertainment on the Silverstone infield, also a wonderful festival atmosphere.
"It has been great to see vast numbers of people, especially families, arriving and experiencing the Classic. The feedback has been nothing but positive and already we are working on plans for 2012's Classic when we will aim to make the event even more special for our competitors, exhibitors, media and visitors."
Results from Sunday
Stirling Moss Trophy: 1 Ewan McIntrye (Lotus 15), Jon Minshaw/Martin Stretton (Lister Jaguar), Philip Walker/Danny Wright (Lotus 15)
RAC Tourist Trophy: 1 Stuart Graham/Richard Attwood (Aston Martin DB4), 2 Carlo Vogele/Willie Green (Ferrari 330 GTO), 3 Wolfgang Friedrichs/David Clark (Aston Martin DP212)
Historic Formula Junior: 1 Sam Wilson (Cooper T59), 2 Jon Milicevic (Cooper T59), 3 James Murray (Lola Mk 5A)
Big Engine Touring Cars: 1 Leo Voyazides (Ford Falcon), 2 Patrick Watts (Ford Mustang), 3 John Young (Ford Falcon)
Group C Endurance: Bob Berridge (Mercedes C11), 2 Hideki Yamamuchi (Nissan R90C), Andy Meyrick (Spice SE89C)
E-Type Challenge: 1 Jon Minshaw, 2 Martin O'Connell, 3 Andrew Smith
GP Masters F1 1966-85: 1 Andy Meyrick (March 761), 2 Steve Hartley (Arrows A4), Bill Coombs (Tyrrell 009)
Front-engine GP pre-1961: 1 Philip Walker (Lotus 16), Rod Jolley (Lister Jaguar 'Monzanapolis'), 3 Michael Steele (Connaught C type)
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Rear-engine GP pre-1966: 1 Enrico Spaggiari (Cooper T53), 2 Rod Jolley (Cooper T45/51), 3 Roger Wills (Cooper T51)


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LOS ANGELES -- Minor league call-up Darcy Kuemper looked totally different than he did in his two other appearances with the Minnesota Wild this season.
The Los Angeles Kings were quite impressed.
Kuemper made 17 of his 39 saves during the first period in his fifth NHL start, a 2-1 victory over the Kings on Tuesday night.
Nino Niederreiter scored the tying goal early in the third period and netted the only goal in a four-round shootout.
"Everyone battled hard," Kuemper said. "We bent a few times but didn't break. We did a really good job of picking up sticks and eliminating second chances, and that made it a lot easier on me."
Kuemper's earlier outings were forgettable. On Oct. 15, he allowed three goals on seven shots before getting pulled from his start at Toronto. On Nov. 19, he let in three goals on nine shots in a relief appearance at Montreal.
"It was a chance to redeem myself. My game is definitely where I want it to be right now," Kuemper said. "I've been working on it a lot and playing good down there, so I tried not to change anything when I came up here. It worked out pretty good tonight."
The Wild, playing their first game since captain and leading scorer Mikko Koivu broke his ankle Saturday at Washington, have won three straight for the first time since Nov. 1-5.
"It's a start," coach Mike Yeo said. "I'm really happy for Darcy. He kind of got thrown into a game where he wasn't quite expecting to play until this morning, and he responded extremely well."
Jarret Stoll scored for the Kings, and Jonathan Quick made 16 saves in his second straight start after missing 24 games because of a groin injury.
"Quick didn't have a lot of work, but he had to make some good saves for us," coach Darryl Sutter said. "Their guy had a lot of work and made a lot of saves. We had some unfinished opportunities.
"You can't always expect the big guys to score all of the time. We need to get more secondary scoring and more opportunities from our defense."
Coming off a 5-3 victory in which they were outshot 30-11 by the Capitals, the Wild were outshot 30-9 by the Kings through the first two periods.
"He played great. You've got to give him credit for sure," Stoll said of Kuemper. "He's a big guy, moves well, is very athletic, and he worked hard to see pucks."
Kuemper stopped seven shots during the Kings' first power play, which came after Matt Cooke was sent off for slashing at 6:47 of the second. The 6-foot-5 goalie got a break midway through the period, when Dwight King hit the right post with a shot from the left point after a turnover by defenseman Keith Ballard.
"We outplayed them for 60 minutes, and their goalie made some big saves to keep them in there," Quick said.
Another Kings scoring chance came with about five minutes left in the first when Jeff Carter stickhandled around Ryan Suter in the left circle and found King cruising down the slot, but he fanned on the shot.
The Kings are 1-5-1 in their past seven games and have scored only 10 goals during that stretch.
"We have to bear down. I keep saying it, but it was the story of the game," Stoll said. "It's a matter of putting the puck in the net and capitalizing on the opportunities, as opposed to just getting shots. Goalies are there to make saves -- and we're not making it hard enough on goaltenders right now.
"It doesn't matter what the shot total is. The only thing that matters is the scoreboard."
The Kings got on the board 50 seconds into the third. Carter got the puck from King along the right boards in the Minnesota zone and circled the net before setting up Stoll in the low slot. It was Stoll's sixth of the season and first in his past 12 games against the Wild.
Minnesota tied it at 3:25 when Jason Pominville set up Niederreiter in front of the crease with a pass from the right point after Niederreiter got a step behind defenseman Drew Doughty.
It was the ninth goal for the third-year forward, who was named to Switzerland's Olympic roster.
Game notes
--Wild forward Zach Parise (lower body) missed his seventh straight game.
--Minnesota G Josh Harding, who was pulled from each of his two starts at Los Angeles, missed his third straight game as he adjusts to new medication for multiple sclerosis.
--Minnesota's 7-12-3 road record is the second-worst in the NHL, ahead of only Buffalo.© The Associated Press


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Title: An Electronically Steerable Flash Lidar (ESFL)
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Trial of the Effect of Low-Molecular-Weight Heparin (LMWH) Versus Warfarin on Mortality in the Long-Term Treatment of Proximal Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) (Main LITE Study)
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The purpose of this study is to assess the long-term treatment of patients with proximal venous thrombosis through the administration of subcutaneous low-molecular-weight heparin (tinzaparin sodium) versus the standard care use of intravenous heparin followed by oral warfarin sodium.
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|A Randomized Trial of the Effect of Low-Molecular-Weight Heparin Versus Warfarin Sodium on the Mortality in the Long-Term Treatment of Proximal Deep Vein Thrombosis (Main LITE Study)
- objectively documented recurrent venous thromboembolism during initial treatment or during the 12 week follow-up period
- death during initial treatment or during the 12 week follow-up period
- safety endpoint for assessing harm was the occurrence of bleeding (all, major or minor) during the 12 week treatment interval
- recurrent venous thromboembolism at 12 months
- death at 12 months
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|December 1994
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|March 2002
The accepted treatment for acute deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is initial continuous intravenous heparin followed by long-term oral anticoagulant therapy. Improvements in the methods of clinical trials and the use of accurate objective tests to detect venous thromboembolism have made it possible to perform a series of randomized trials to evaluate various treatments of venous thromboembolism.
The specific objectives of the Main LITE Study are:
- to determine if low-molecular-weight heparin, given subcutaneously once daily without laboratory monitoring, is more effective than adjusted oral warfarin sodium in the reduction of mortality rate.
- to determine if such a low-molecular-weight heparin therapy is more cost-effective than present standard care methods.
- to determine the incidence of Factor V Leiden and Prothrombin 20210A mutant genetic abnormalities.
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients having a first or recurrent episode of acute proximal vein thrombosis
Exclusion Criteria:
- Presence of familial bleeding diathesis or presence of active bleeding contraindicating anticoagulant therapy
- Receiving therapeutic heparin or therapeutic low-molecular-weight heparin for more than 48 hours or have already been on warfarin for more than 2 days for the treatment of proximal deep vein thrombosis
- Receiving long-term warfarin treatment
- Females who are pregnant
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- History of heparin-associated thrombocytopenia
- Severe malignant hypertension
- Hepatic encephalopathy
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- Recent neurological or opthalmic surgery (within the previous 14 days)
- Pulmonary embolism requiring thrombolytic therapy, surgical thrombectomy, or vena cava interruption
- Life expectancy of less than 3 months
- Taking ASA prior to randomization and unable to discontinue this medication during the 84 day study treatment period
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00203580
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|Thrombosis Research Unit, University of Calgary
|Calgary, Alberta, Canada, T2N 2T9
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|Russell D Hull, MBBS, MSc
|University of Calgary
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|Study First Received:
|September 12, 2005
|Last Updated:
|February 8, 2007
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Keywords provided by University of Calgary:
venous thromboembolism
low-molecular-weight heparin
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Venous Thrombosis
Embolism and Thrombosis
Venous Thromboembolism
Cardiovascular Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Heparin, Low-Molecular-Weight
Cardiovascular Agents
Fibrin Modulating Agents
Fibrinolytic Agents
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Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
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"We are delighted that Henkel will continue to benefit from the experience and expertise of Kasper Rorsted. Under his leadership as CEO since 2008, Henkel has developed very successfully. We are also pleased to extend the contract of Hans Van Bylen, who has led the cosmetics/toiletries business to an excellent performance over the past years. On behalf of the shareholders' committee and the supervisory board of Henkel, I would like to wish both of them, as well as the entire management board, continued success in their tasks at Henkel," said Simone Bagel-Trah, chairwoman of the shareholders' committee and the supervisory board.
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