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A cliched but sensitively observed crime drama about a gangster's thug and a call girl who go on the run.
A cliched but sensitively observed crime drama about a gangster's thug and a call girl who go on the run.
Do you know the biggest sin of the new Halloween? It's just not scary. And that's one thing you could never say about the original.
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
A wish list in honor of my birthday. #birthdaywishlist
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The glorious, frizzy-haired, big-bearded '70s welcome Striesand and Kristofferson into the pantheon.
From a bestselling work of young adult fiction comes a political melodrama made with a theatrical audience in mind.
Jana Monji reports on the different speakers and conversations at last Thursday's Women in Entertainment summit.
Far Flung Correspondent Seongyong Cho revisits John Carpenter's classic Halloween.
A review of two films that played at CIFF on William Friedkin and Buster Keaton.
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It may be surprising for you to learn that in a country with more than one billion people, the fastest growing film industry in the world, and a 10 billion rmb (1.5 billion usd) box office gross in 2010 alone, there is hardly any professional film criticism accessible to its public.When I say hardly any, I mean that there is an absence of professional film critics who work for major, national publications and media outlets, and thus a lack of regular film reviews of new Chinese movies, at least for the mass audiences. Sure, there are some academic and/or bureaucratic film publications that are read by few, and others that are commercially centered whose readership is small and reserved. The majority of active, up-to-date film criticism in China today comes from blogs and websites started by film lovers.
• Grace Wang of TorontoChinese documentary films are important because they reflect, from the closest distance possible, in the most direct way possible, the rapid social, political, and cultural changes happening in China right now.
• Grace Wang of Toronto Running concurrently with the Hong Kong Internatiomal Film Festival is FILMART, an industry film event that attracts buyers, sellers, producers, filmmakers, promoters, journalists, and all kinds of film people. This is a side of cinema not as visible to the public, but just as important. Here the new blockbusters and indie sweethearts of next year are seeded and funded.
• Grace Wang of TorontoIt's my last day in Hong Kong and I'm spending it indoors - specifically - at a Starbucks in Kowloon Station across from the cross-border bus terminal, of which I'm booked to get on a bus in 3 hours back to Mainland China.
Across from me in the cushy tan sofa, a woman is dozing over an English newspaper. The headlines reads "EU summit puts off the tough decisions"... Hmm, not exactly light Sunday afternoon readings (or is it Saturday? I lose count). She has long curly dark brown hair that is half-dry and is dressed fashionably in jeans and a black leather jacket. She looked a little anxious when asking whether the seat was taken, and a little taken aback when I blurted out "no" in English (caffeine hasn't quite sank in then yet). Is the newspaper part of an effort to brush up on her English? I wonder. Did she have a rough night? Is she waiting for someone?
I'm sitting on a plane that is about to take off for Hong Kong. Looking out on the tarmac at Beijing, I can't quite believe my first two weeks here are already over, and Hong Kong International Film Festival is just around the corner.
The past week has been a whirlwind of food, work and discovery, not always in that particular order, but always an interesting combination of sorts.
Let's start with my favorite indulgence while traveling: Food. Fresh food, persevered food, homemade food, street vendors food, gourmet food... you name it, I love it. Gastronomic adventure is, in my opinion, one of the greatest pleasures in life, and I've never shied away from its waters. I don't just dip my toes, I jump in headfirst and splash around like a five year old.
First of a series as our Far-Flung Correspondent returns to her birthplace - RE• Grace Wang of Toronto
I've always thought about coming home.
As a person of Chinese descent, I was born and raised on this yellow earth until my early teens. It was my home, my roots, my place.
Then, one day, that place shifted... across the ocean to another continent, to a place called Canada, and along I went. In a strange country where everything was bewilderingly new, where even the light seemed different (less pollution, probably), I had to learn to be who I was all over again. I loved books, and suddenly I couldn't read. I loved writing, and suddenly I couldn't write. Well, not in a way that was understood to be the norm anyway. To a kid, there was no more important thing in the whole, wide world.


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Sabrblade wrote:It's just e-HOBBY's means of introducing the American SG franchise to the Japanese market. It's not creating a separate "Japanese version" of SG, but a window to the existing SG franchise for the Japanese to access. Don't forget, this is both e-HOBBY and the TCC working together to create one product for both markets.KUMA-NIN Maximus wrote:That, and I am thinking that if this version of SG is split into two versions, I will definitely consider getting into the e-HOBBY version. I already have three Henkei!/G1 characters, two Alternity characters, and "Arms Micons" Arcee. Because as great SG is, I'd like to see if this is a new version, and how it plays out.
Which is exactly why I'm praying for that MP Grimlock repaint into Goryu. TFCC wouldn't have been able to do it but e-Hobby certainly can.

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LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Gunmen attacked a supply tug boat off the coast of Nigeria's oil-rich southern delta, kidnapping foreign sailors, including Italians, in the latest attack in the West African region that is increasingly dangerous for shippers and oil companies, officials said Monday.
The attack happened 40 nautical miles off the coast of Bayelsa state in the Niger Delta on Sunday night, as the gunmen stormed the moving vessel, the International Maritime Bureau said Monday in a warning to other shippers. The gunmen seized four workers and later fled, the bureau said. Those remaining onboard safely guided the ship to a nearby harbor, the bureau said.
The bureau did not identify the shipper, nor the sailors. However, a separate notice to private security contractors working in Nigeria and seen by The Associated Press identified the four hostages as foreigners.
In Rome, the Foreign Ministry confirmed the kidnapping, saying the four hostages were members of the crew. A Foreign Ministry official said three of the four were Italian. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release the information publicly, said he didn't know the nationality of the fourth hostage.
Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi was following the case personally, and the ministry was working with Nigerian officials to secure the safe return of the crew, the official said. The official and the private security notice seen by the AP identified the vessel attacked as the Asso Ventuno, operated by Augusta Offshore SpA, a Naples-based shipping company.
Calls to the company were not successful on Monday, Christmas Eve. Someone who answered the phone hung up when contacted by the AP, and then didn't pick up on subsequent calls. The company's website says it does business with oil companies Total SA and Exxon Mobil Corp. in Nigeria.
Commodore Kabir Aliyu, a spokesman for Nigeria's navy, declined to immediately comment Monday.
Pirate attacks are on the rise in West Africa's Gulf of Guinea, which follows the continent's southward curve from Liberia to Gabon. Over the last year and a half, piracy there has escalated from low-level armed robberies to hijackings and cargo thefts. Last year, London-based Lloyd's Market Association — an umbrella group of insurers — listed Nigeria, neighboring Benin and nearby waters in the same risk category as Somalia, where two decades of war and anarchy have allowed piracy to flourish.
Analysts believe many of the attackers come from Nigeria, whose lawless waters and often violent oil region routinely see foreigners kidnapped for ransom. Increasingly, criminal gangs also have targeted middle- and upper-class Nigerians as well.
Typically, foreign companies operating in Nigeria's Niger Delta pay cash ransoms to free their employees after negotiating down kidnappers' demands. Foreign hostages can fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars apiece.
Foreign companies have pumped oil out of the Niger Delta, a region of mangroves and swamps the size of Portugal, for more than 50 years. Despite the billions of dollars flowing into Nigeria's government, many in the delta remain desperately poor, living in polluted waters without access to proper medical care, education or work. The poor conditions sparked an uprising in 2006 by militants and opportunistic criminals who blew up oil pipelines and kidnapped foreign workers.
That violence ebbed in 2009 with a government-sponsored amnesty program that offered ex-fighters monthly payments and job training. However, few in the delta have seen the promised benefits and sporadic kidnappings and attacks continue. The end of the year in Nigeria usually sees an uptick in criminal activity as well, as criminal gangs target the wealthy returning to the country to celebrate the holidays.
Sunday's kidnapping is just the latest attack in the region. On Dec. 17, gunmen kidnapped five Indian sailors on the SP Brussels tanker as it sat about 40 miles (64 kilometers) off the coast of the Niger Delta. That came the same day gunmen abducted four South Koreans and a Nigerian working for Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. at a construction site in the Brass area of Bayelsa state. Those workers were later released, though the Indians are still believed to be held by the abductors.
Nicole Winfield reported from Rome.
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Morgan Spurlock evidently forgot that he was making a documentary, not a celeb hangout session.
Sure, it's fun seeing executive producers Will Arnett and Jason Bateman discuss modern manhood while getting pedicures and massages. Yet the latest from a filmmaker ("Super Size Me," "Where In the World is Osama Bin Laden?") long focused on entertainment over enlightenment frequently prefers famous comedians making jokes over any useful examination of the film's central idea. That means viewers get funny comments from Zach Galifianakis, who says his dad smelled like garlic and diesel fuel because "he sold diesel-covered garlic," and Judd Apatow, who values chest hair to cover the space between his breasts. Yet Spurlock doesn't even utilize the meat of his sources, failing to mention "I Love You, Man," a movie plenty relevant to the discussion of 21st century masculinity, when interviewing Paul Rudd.
"Mansome" includes average folks, too, such as a competitive facial hair champion and a professional wrestler who shaves his body constantly. Big deal. Professional wrestling's a performance anyway, so what these muscular dudes do represents nothing in the cultural shift toward men who take a greater interest in their appearance and grooming. Spurlock covers this by chatting with the inventor of a groin-freshener called Fresh Balls and with Ricky Manchanda, a 35-year-old who identifies as metrosexual and admits to his need to physically account for his insecurities. At no point does any of this cohere into an examination of current perceptions of manliness, merely examples of a couple of things that a couple of people are doing.
Just because a sociologist broadly notes that changes have occurred and walls have been broken down doesn't mean you don't have to dig deeper to find out what's happening and why. What about, say, reasons those with facial hair flock together, and how stigmas have or haven't survived regarding facial hair in the workplace?
ZZ Top has earned the right to speak about beards, but they don't speak for guys who actually want to investigate what it's like to be a man in 2012.
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Q The recent completion of the Highway 84 widening concludes the most incompetent road project, from planning to execution, that I've experienced. It must have been 5-6 years for a couple of miles worth. The parking lot, even on weekends, has now moved south for several more years. This all could have been avoided if the obvious need for more lanes had been planned for. What fool thought two lanes would suffice?
John Hobson
A Five to six years of planning? Hah! Try 20.
The widening of Highway 84 from Interstate 580 to Stanley Boulevard finished a few weeks ago, and the next phase could be done in two-plus years — the widening to four lanes between Concannon Boulevard and Ruby Hills Drive. And then it'll be on to Interstate 680.
So I turn to Bob-a-Roadshow-Consultant. Says he:
"It is questions like this that makes professional transportation planners and engineers feel misunderstood and unappreciated. I would like to respond that this is not the conclusion of the project, but rather the motoring public will have to endure many more years of construction on Route 84 between I-580 and I-680.
"The next phase will widen Isabel Avenue between Concannon and Ruby Hills Drive from 2 to 4 lanes, starting in 2015. Future phases will widen 84 between Pigeon Pass and I-680, subject to passage of Measure B reauthorization in November. There is also a second phase planned for the I-580/Route 84-Isabel interchange.
"While I can empathize with the reader's frustration, he seems to want the project to be completed all at once. Unfortunately, due to the high cost (about $500 million for the entire corridor) and limited funding, the project had to be completed in phases. Otherwise, we would still be waiting for sufficient funds to accumulate and nothing would have been done."
Improvements along Route 84 were first considered in the 1960's when the Legislature identified 84 as a freeway or expressway corridor between I-580 and I-680. But it wasn't until the 1990's when Livermore took the lead to design and construct Isabel Avenue between Concannon and Jack London Boulevard with the goal of moving the state highway out of downtown.
But patience, a lot more of it, is needed.
Q When the toll takers go away, will it really be illegal to cross bridges without FasTrak? What about out-of-state visitors? What about a family coming down from Redding for a day in The City? … How is that supposed to work? Will everyone driving into California be stopped at the border and issued a transponder?
Hal Silliman, Gary Brainin, Franklin Focks and many more
A No, I got it wrong in a recent column. Drivers without FasTrak will be able to use all bridges and use a similar format to pay the toll as is used on the Golden Gate which has no toll takers. You'll likely be able to pay online up to 30 days before crossing the bridge or within 48 hours after. On the Golden Gate, it is also possible to establish credit card based license plate account.
However, transponders will be needed at some future point for all drivers to use the carpool/express lanes such as on Interstate 680 down the Sunol Grade.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. — Annie, a petite girl who came to the shelter at the SPCA of Westchester as a stray, has a lot of energy in a small package!
You would think she is part greyhound based on how fast and quick she is. Annie is sweet and will be your best friend if you give her attention.
She is about 10 months old and weighs about 25 pounds. She would do best in an active home where she has a nice yard to play and run in. Annie doesn't look like any particular breed — she may be part terrier or hound, who knows?
If you would like to give Annie a home, contact:
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With 13.9 million Americans seeking work, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, grabbing an employer's attention quickly and leaving a positive impression is critical. According to a recent CareerBuilder study, nearly half of human resource managers said they spend, on average, less than one minute reviewing an application. The survey, which was conducted by Harris Interactive© from May 19 to June 8, 2011, included more than 2,600 employers nationwide.
When asked to recall the most memorable or unusual resumes, human resource managers and hiring managers shared the following:
1) Candidate said the more you paid him, the harder he worked.
2) Candidate was fired from different jobs, but included each one as a reference.
3) Candidate said he just wanted an opportunity to show off his new tie.
4) Candidate listed her dog as a reference.
5) Candidate listed the ability to do the moonwalk as a special skill.
6) Candidates - a husband and wife looking to job share - submitted a co-written poem.
7) Candidate included "versatile toes" as a selling point.
8) Candidate said that he would be a "good asset to the company," but failed to include the "et" in the word "asset."
9) Candidate's email address on the resume had "shakinmybootie" in it.
10) Candidate included that she survived a bite from a deadly aquatic animal.
11) Candidate used first name only.
12) Candidate asked, "Would you pass up an opportunity to hire someone like this? I think not."
13) Candidate insisted that the company pay him to interview with them because his time was valuable.
14) Candidate shipped a lemon with résumé, stating, "I am not a lemon."
15) Candidate included that he was arrested for assaulting his previous boss.
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Steve Gildehaus, a former mayor of Grain Valley, has been charged with stealing funds from properties in Grain Valley he once managed.
Steve Gildehaus, a former mayor of Grain Valley, has been charged with stealing funds from properties in Grain Valley he once managed.
Gildehaus, 61, now a developer and real estate businessman in Grain Valley, turned himself in to Grain Valley police Tuesday afternoon, posted a $10,000 bond and was released. His first court date is scheduled for July 30.
According to court documents, he is charged with stealing more than $44,000, which is a Class B felony, between Jan. 1, 2009, and Nov. 31, 2011. If convicted he faces a possible sentence of 5 to 15 years in prison.
Gildehaus, who also owns Sterling National Real Estate Corp. in Grain Valley, managed four duplexes in two different buildings for Brian L. Warr through his property management company, SWG Investments. The duplex buildings are located in the 100 block of Broadway Street and the 1100 block of East R.D. Mize Road in Grain Valley.
According to court documents and Grain Valley police detective Anthony Vigliaturo, Warr became depressed when his wife died in 2006. He retired shortly after that and stopped paying attention to his properties and investments. Warr's health deteriorated and he spent three months in the hospital starting in March 2011. Warr eventually died on Oct. 30, 2011.
While he was hospitalized, Warr's daughter and son-in-law, who were trustees of Warr's, began taking over managing the trust and properties that Warr had neglected. Vigliaturo said the son-in-law discovered that Gildehaus had not been paying the trust the money it was owed from the rent paid by tenants of those properties for nearly three years.
"He was apparently taking money from the renters, money that he owed the trust, and he never paid it to the trust like he was contracted to do," Vigliaturo said.
Warr's son-in-law contacted Gildehaus in September 2011 trying to get the money the trust was owed. According to court documents, Gildehaus apologized and admitted that he needed the money to "pay other obligations to keep his businesses afloat." Court documents say Gildehaus told the son-in-law that he promised to stop keeping the money he collected from the tenants and deposit it into the trust's account.
After Warr died, the daughter and son-in-law told Gildehaus that when he collected rent to immediately deposit it into the trust's account at the Bank of Grain Valley. Court documents say Gildehaus failed to do this and kept the rent payments collected in October and November 2011. The son-in-law then terminated Gildehaus' contract to manage the properties and told the tenants he was no longer the property manager.
The daughter and son-in-law reported the theft on Sept. 26, 2012, and Vigliaturo said it took him eight months to complete the "complex" investigation. Vigliaturo determined the amount allegedly stolen was $44,697.79 between January 2009 and November 2011.
Gildehaus served four terms as mayor of Grain Valley in the 1980s. He has also was a charter member and president of the Grain Valley Chamber of Commerce and has served as a member of the board of directors for the Truman Heartland Community Foundation.
He was recognized with a Pillar of the Community Award by the Grain Valley Chamber of Commerce in January 2005 and was named Grain Valley Citizen of the Year in 2001 by the Truman Heartland Community Foundation. He made news in 1988 for buying the Sni-A-Bar Farm that was once owned by Kansas City Star founder William Rockhill Nelson.
Emails to Gildehaus seeking comment were not returned Tuesday.


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WASHINGTON -- In his bid to be remembered as a transformational leader, President Obama is following the playbook of an ideological opposite, Margaret Thatcher. First you win the argument, she used to say, then you win the vote.
Obama is gradually winning the argument about what government can and should do. His State of the Union address was an announcement of that fact -- and a warning to conservatives that to remain relevant, they will have to move beyond the premise that government is always the problem and never the solution.


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Rediscover the psycho-physical wellbeing by relaxing in the pleasant heat of a sauna, a warmth that penetrates deeply awakening gentle and beneficial sensations. In luxurious surroundings and the magical atmosphere of colours and perfumes, the Wellness Area offers a variety of saunas and a magnificent tepidarium. Choose from the classic Finnish sauna, the "stube" sauna with it's typical Tyrolean style, the salt water sauna or the intense colours of the caldarium. And for the more courageous, after your sauna, try the unique and refreshing experience of the ice fountain to complete the beneficial actions.


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Kevin Carmony of Linspire/Freespire has announced that the first beta of Freespire has been released earlier than anticipated. Get it from the download page. According to Carmony, this release includes out-of-the-box support for proprietary formats such as .mp3 and WMV, plug-and-play support for Ati and nVIDIA cards without user intervention, Click-N-Run, and much more.


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Rocking a softer flex and lacing simplicity, the Burton Men's Moto Snowboard Boot gets you out of the base lodge and onto the mountain without unnecessary features weighing you down. This beginner-friendly boot serves up a mellow flex that's forgiving for first timers learning to carve, yet it's responsive enough to keep up with rapidly developing skills when you're dipping into the progression park and turning down intermediate runs.
Maximizing convenience, Speed Zone lacing independently tightens the upper and lower zones with the quick pull of each lacing handle. Not only is this system much faster and easier than traditional laces, but more importantly, it separately adjusts the upper and lowers to your exact liking. For peace of mind, Burton uses incredibly tough New England Ropes for the laces.
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Ryan Lochte on critics: Haters are 'a given'
NEW YORK (AP) — What would Ryan Lochte do if he became the brunt of a joke? Ignore it.
The 28-year-old Olympic gold medalist-turned-reality TV star addressed the ups-and-downs of fame at the E! Network Upfront in New York on Monday.
He's experienced both in recent days.
A new reality series "What Would Ryan Lochte Do" premiered Sunday on E! It debuted on the heels of an unflattering video that went viral over the weekend where he appeared in an interview via satellite with Fox affiliate WTXF in Philadelphia. The segment itself— while rather dull and maybe a little awkward— became the most entertaining when it ended. The anchors doubled over with laughter over Lochte's response to some of their questions and wondered out loud how producers would have enough material to put together a TV show about him.
On the E! carpet, Lochte said he takes any naysayers in stride.
"The more known you get in the public eye, the more haters you're gonna have and that's a given," he rationalized. "But, you know what? All the haters, all the name calling goes through one ear (and) out the other and I don't mind it. The way I look at it the more haters I have it means I'm doing something right."
He credits swimming with helping him to block out the noise of negativity.
"With swimming I've been known to cut out everything. The crowd, everything. Just focus on me and my lane and what I need to accomplish so I can do that pretty much in life too."
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Sadler Insurance to be folded into Cross InsuranceBy DAVE SOLOMON
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NASHUA - Art Bruinooge started with Sadler Insurance in Nashua in 1979, rising through the ranks to become a manager and ultimately the owner and president of the downtown insurance company started by Paul Sadler in 1924.
As his retirement date approached, Bruinooge reviewed his succession plans.
"I wrote it all down," he said, "that if I didn't have things figured out exactly how I was going to transition the ownership for the agency internally, and if I didn't have all the right people in place by age 62, that I would consider Option B."
Bruinooge will turn 62 in December, and Option B has been put into action, as the agency shuts down its Nashua operation as part of its sale to a New England regional powerhouse, Cross Insurance, with corporate headquarters in Bangor, Maine.
Friday is moving day, Bruinooge said, as the 21 full- and part-time employees of what was Sadler Insurance are moved to the Cross Financial Group with a pizza party in Cross offices at 1100 Elm St., Manchester. The Marzen group, a defense contractor with about 25 employees, will move into the Sadler building early next year.
Cross has been expanding aggressively since its founding in 1954, and now is the largest regional broker in the northeast, with 30 offices in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and 400 employees. A conversation that started a year ago between Bruinooge and Royce Cross, president and CEO of Cross Insurance, led to a closing on Sept. 1.
Sadler had always been family owned, and Bruinooge was attracted to the family ownership of the Cross company, started in 1954 by Woodrow Cross, Royce's father. Ownership of the Sadler agency passed from Paul Sadler to his son, George. Bruinooge began to acquire equity in the agency in 1986. He ended up owning all of it by 1997. Two of his daughters have been active in management of the agency, and one was a minority owner.
Like Sadler, Cross is an independent broker, providing personal insurance, business insurance and employee benefit programs from a variety of insurance carriers.
"They represent just about all of them," said Bruinooge.
The size of Cross, and its ability to deal with challenges facing the insurance industry, was important to Bruinooge.
"The landscape is changing and there is some opportunity, but there is also some risk out there, particularly for a smaller agency," he said. "We certainly don't have the resources that a Cross Financial Group can bring to bear, and you need to be able to draw on other people and expertise and develop some good solid plans moving forward."
Many of those plans will focus on adapting to the new rules and regulations for health insurance in the Affordable Care Act. "Did that play into the scenario? Yes." Bruinooge said. "Was it a driving factor? Absolutely not."
Cross, with 15 times as much business, is better positioned to deal with complexity in the insurance business across the board, health care included, he said.
Bruinooge will make the transition to Manchester along with his employees, although his exact role at Cross has yet to be defined. "I've got a background in technology-based manufacturing type of insurance accounts, and international business accounts, so I'll be bringing that background to the table," he said. "Once we're settled in there, I think the roles will be a lot better defined."
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The Samsung Galaxy S3 is – very likely – set to be unveiled on May 3rd. But Apple is busy beavering away in its Cupertino labs on the iPhone 5 – and rumoured specs and features are already starting to leak out. So how do the two hypothetical handsets stack up, based on what we know so far?
Read our Samsung Galaxy S3 review
Samsung Galaxy S3 vs iPhone 5 – design
Going on leaked imagery, the Galaxy S3 looks set to sport a curved design similar to that of the Galaxy Nexus, with a rumoured 8mm thick, 125g body.
The Galaxy S3 may, if rumours are to be believed, feature the same ceramic outer shell as the HTC One S.
The iPhone 5, meanwhile, will reportedly feature a unibody construction using a new liquidmetal alloy that's lighter, thinner and more resistant to impact damage than existing materials.
Samsung Galaxy S3 vs iPhone 5 – screen
It's an increasingly common complaint that the iPhone's screen is too small remaining at 3.5in across the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S despite the competition increasing in size.
The Galaxy S3, for example, will reportedly sport either a 4.6in or 4.8in Super AMOLED screen, with a resolution of around 320ppi – competing with the iPhone's Retina Display.
There's a consensus forming that the iPhone 5 will finally get a screen size boost, with Wall Street analysts suggesting that it will come packing a 4in screen. Earlier rumours have suggested that it may even scale up to a 4.6in Retina Display.
Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Apple iPhone 5 – power
Apple is reportedly testing iPhone 5 prototypes with a variant of the A5X processor found in the new iPad – codenamed N96 – which packs a 1GHz dual-core CPU and a quad-core GPU. Like the new iPad, the iPhone 5 will also come packing 1GB of RAM.
Samsung, meanwhile, is loading the Galaxy S3 up with the latest version of its 1.5GHz quad-core Exynos processor – reportedly more powerful than either the Snapdragon 4 or the Tegra 3.
On paper, then, the numbers suggest that the Galaxy S3 will have more grunt than the iPhone 5 – but Apple may yet have some tricks up its sleeve.
Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Apple iPhone 5 – camera
The Galaxy S3's camera has been the subject of much speculation, with a leak on Amazon suggesting that it'll come packing a 12MP snapper, while some reports suggest that Samsung's been developing a 16MP camera that may find its way into the S3. A leaked manual, though, suggests that the S3 will sport a less ground-breaking – if still impressive – 8MP camera.
Round the other side, there's talk of the Galaxy S3 incorporating eye-tracking tech into its front-facing camera – likely unfounded speculation, but an interesting idea all the same.
Apple has historically put a lot of effort into keeping its camera tech ahead of the competition – you need only look at the camera on the iPhone 4S for evidence of that. And Cupertino might be set to steal a march on its rivals by packing Lytro light field camera tech into the iPhone 5.
Apple could also be planning to leap into the third dimension, with patents pointing to a possible 3D camera in the iPhone 5 that will include face and gesture recognition.
Samsung Galaxy S3 vs iPhone 5 – NFC
Samsung's already packed NFC tech into the Galaxy Nexus – and Google is pushing Android Beam hard for NFC-equipped phones. It's no great stretch to imagine that the successor to arguably the most popular Android smartphone will arrive packing NFC tech.
The iPhone 5 also looks set to make the leap to NFC, with an Apple patent relating to iTunes gifting using the technology. NFC is waiting on Apple to get on board before it can really take off – and Cupertino's taking its sweet time about doing so – but it looks like NFC on the iPhone 5 could actually happen.
Samsung Galaxy S3 vs iPhone 5 – connectivity
LTE connectivity is pretty much a given in next generation phones, so it's no surprise that the iPhone 5 is likely to come with 4G, according to analysts.
Likewise, the Galaxy S3 is pretty much a dead cert for LTE connectivity, alongside low power Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0.
Check back on Thursday night from 6pm (GMT) for our liveblog of the Samsung Galaxy S3 unveiling at Samsung Unpacked.
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Here's a surprising late night treat. Samsung Electronics just introduced the 1.4 GHz Exynos 4 Quad (Exynos 4412, quad-core A9) and said it is "scheduled to be first-adopted into Samsung's next Galaxy smartphone that will officially be announced in May."
Rumors and speculation had suggested that Samsung would use the quad-core Exynos 4412 in the Galaxy S III, but we were not expecting them to reveal the final specs until the Unpacked event on May 3rd.
"The quad-core processor offers phenomenal multitasking abilities surpassing any single or dual application processor," Said Taehoon Kim, VP of Samsung LSI marketing. "Given the diverse functionalities consumers are demanding from their mobile devices today, the Exynos 4 Quad meets those high-performance needs while keeping power consumption very low."
Samsung's Exynos 4412 is built on their new 32nm High-k Metal Gate (HKMG) low-power process technology, which promises two-times the processing capability over the 45nm process based Exynos 4 Dual while consuming 20-percent less power.
The new Exynos 4 Quad will use the same Mali-400 GPU found in the Exynos 4 Dual, but Samsung has increased the clock speeds from 266 MHz to over 400 MHz. Recent leaked benchmark scores show that the Exynos 4 Quad should offer the fastest graphics performance, besting NVIDIA's Tegra 3 and Qualcomm's Snapdragon S4.
All of this sounds awesome, but we still don't know the final specs for the US version of the Galaxy S III. Some rumors have suggested that Samsung could still use Qualcomm's Snapdragon S4 since it features an integrated LTE modem. The Exynos 4 Quad does not feature an integrated modem, but Samsung has already produced modems that work with LTE networks (like the modem found in the Verizon Galaxy Nexus).
We had been hoping that Samsung might shock the mobile industry and go with their even newer Exynos 5250 processor. It features dual-core A15 CPU cores instead of quad-core A9, which should give it twice the processing power, but it appears that Samsung will save that for their next smartphone.
Samsung could have also felt the pressure from NVIDIA's quad-core Tegra 3 and decided they needed to match the number of cores to keep up in the marketing battle.
Overall, this is still an exciting announcement. Samsung's next Galaxy should easily become the fastest Android phone when it is released and it could have the longest battery life depending on the capacity of the battery that they stuff in there.
May 3rd can't come soon enough.


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so i go back to work one week from tomorrow - 4 hour days for 2 weeks then back to my 8.5 hour days. I am struggling to decide how to leave breastmilk for my husband and MIL who will be watching R. I work until 7pm two days/week and in the afternoons/evenings she tends to cluster feed a lot. we only have 5 bottles and i don't want them to have to listen to her scream while they heat up bottle after bottle, but i don't want a lot of milk to be wasted if i make the bottles too big. i was thinking a 3oz bottle for every 2 hours. there will be more in the freezer they could thaw if needed but i will talk to them about overfeeding. here are my questions:
1. once heated how long is a bottle good for? if she only eats half can the other half be given an hour later?
2. does anyone have experience with returning to work and cluster feeding? how likely is it that this pattern will change when i go back to work anyway?


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Jump seen in number of free, reduced-price meals at NH schoolsBy MICHAEL COUSINEAU
New Hampshire Union Leader
December 07. 2013 11:17PM
MANCHESTER - The number of New Hampshire students in Grades 1 through 12 receiving free or reduced-price school lunches jumped 45 percent in the past decade even as the overall student enrollments declined, according to state figures.
Numbers showed 46,659 students were eligible as of October 2012, the latest figures available, compared with 32,133 in October 2002, according to a New Hampshire Sunday News review. Those numbers rose despite the state's enrollment dropping by 24,204, to 171,180, in 2012.
The percentage of the overall student population eligible for the subsidized lunches grew at an even higher rate, according to review of statistics on the state Department of Education website.
In 2002, 16.39 percent of all students were eligible compared with 27.26 percent in 2012, a 66 percent surge.
Manchester's overall free lunch numbers grew by 58 percent, from 4,258 in 2002 to 6,741 in 2012. But the ratio of eligible students jumped from about 1 in 4 enrolled students in 2002 to nearly 1 in 2 in 2012.
Cheri White, administrator of the Bureau of Nutrition Programs and Services with the state Department of Education, said two things help explain the hike in lunches, a federal program overseen by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
"Number 1 is the socioeconomic reason," White said. "We just went through a recession. And (Number) 2, USDA instituted what it called a direct certification program, and for the direct certification program, all households that received food stamps are automatically (enrolled in the free school lunch program)."Jim Connors, director of food and nutrition services for the Manchester School District, cited a change in the city's demographics as well as the economic downturn.According to the USDA, children from families with incomes at or below 130 percent of the poverty level are eligible for free meals, meaning a family of four making $30,615 or less would qualify. Those with incomes between 130 percent and 185 percent of poverty qualify for reduced-price meals, for which students can be charged no more than 40 cents. That income ceiling is $43,568 for a family of four.Food stamp recipients qualify based upon income, expenses and financial resources. People on some government programs, including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), don't need to meet income or resource requirements.
As of last September, more than 55,000 New Hampshire households participated in the food stamp program.


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What the Experts Say
Veterinarians and animal welfare professionals speak out against cruelty
Independent, nationally and world-renowned academic and professional experts in bird welfare, veterinary medicine, and slaughter systems reviewed the video footage from MFA's undercover investigation of House of Raeford poultry slaughterhouse. Below are some of their statements:
Temple Grandin, Ph.D., P.A.S.
Dr. Grandin is perhaps the world's leading expert on farmed-animal welfare. She is an associate professor of livestock behavior at Colorado State University and an animal welfare advisor to the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the meat industry. She has designed equipment and systems that are in use in numerous slaughter facilities nationwide. Dr. Grandin states:
"This is a sloppy poorly managed plant where employees are allowed to abuse animals. Punching turkeys and shoving hands up the vent to get eggs would cause pain and suffering, and is cruelty to animals."
"There are some management people that need to get fired."
Click here for Dr. Grandin's entire statement.
Charlotte Berg, D.V.M., Ph.D.
Dr. Berg is a veterinary officer at the Swedish Animal Welfare Agency. She participates in expert groups on bird welfare for the European Union and is a member of the Working Group on Poultry Welfare of the European branch of the World Poultry Science Association. Dr. Berg states:
"...unacceptable conditions and obvious maltreatment of live animals, such as throwing heavy birds in the air or deliberately punching them."
"...the actions are unacceptable from an animal welfare point of view, and are definitely far below the standard of animal handling..."
"Based on current knowledge of bird pain perception and stress reactions, it can be concluded that the birds handled this way will suffer considerably."
Click here for Dr. Berg's entire statement.
Bernard Rollin, Ph.D.
Dr. Rollin is the Distinguished Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University and is well-known internationally for his 30 years of work in animal welfare. He was a major architect of federal laws protecting laboratory animals, and written two books on farm animal welfare. He serves on the Pew commission examining confined animal feeding operations and is an expert witness on animal welfare issues in the US and abroad. Dr. Rollin states:
"The footage I saw paradigmatically fits the classical definition of cruelty embodies in US state laws, in that the animals are subjected to willful, sadistic, purposeless, unnecessary infliction of pain and suffering..."
"All of the incidents depicted evidence that the culture of the plant in question is pathological and unacceptable, that workers are not punished for acts of abuse, or untrained, and that management is either non-existent or incompetent."
"In my view, this plant should be shut down until it can be run humanely and properly."
Click here for Dr. Rollin's entire statement.
Mohan Raj BVSc MVSc Ph.D.
Dr. Mohan is a veterinary scientist who specializes in farmed animal welfare, particularly at the time of stunning and slaughter. He has published over 50 scientific papers on various methods of stunning and slaughter. He also served as a member of such Working Groups as the European Union Scientific Veterinary Committee on Animal Health and Animal Welfare and the Scientific Panel of the European Food Safety Authority. He is currently a member of ad hoc Working Group of the World Organisation of Animal Health. Dr. Mohan states:
"Hanging up side down on metal shackles is a physiologically abnormal posture for all poultry, including turkey and is painful and distressing. Under this situation, compression of their legs by metal shackle is known to be an extremely painful experience to all poultry, especially heavy turkeys."
"Under these circumstances, punching turkeys hanging on shackle line is like 'rubbing salt in their wound' and the unacceptable behaviour of staff causing cruelty is a clear indication of ignorance and an overall lack of proper education and training programme in animal welfare."
"Removal of eggs from live chickens by inserting hand into their rear end is an uncivilised act and amounts to unjustifiably extreme cruelty to live poultry, in my opinion."
Click here for Dr. Raj's entire statement.
Nedim C. Buyukmihci, V.M.D.
Dr. Buyuckmihci is an Emeritus Professor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California, Davis. He has over 34 years of experience, much of it involving farmed animals including chickens and turkeys. Dr. Buyuckmihci states:
"There is no question at all that the manner in which the turkeys and chickens were treated was cruel; characterizing it as vicious would not be wrong."
"In general, the handling was extremely rough and brutal and was causing stress and injury to the birds."
"Although I have seen a lot of cruel behavior towards nonhuman animals, what I witnessed in the video is about the worst."
Click here for Dr. Buyukmihci's entire statement.
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Creer Beaute, like SANA, is one of those Japanese brands that seems to produce lots of little sub ranges and varied, interesting products. La Rose de Versailles is one of their ranges and I believe there are 2 characters, Oscar (scary looking lady) and Antoinette (more angelic looking lady). I believe the Antoinette shades are usually brown and the Oscar colours and black.
I have tried their Gel Liners before and they're pretty good, if not a little uninteresting. I am always buying eyeliners though (I am obsessed) and nice brown ones are hard to find:
So this is one of their newest releases, a twist up liner that comes in Black and Dark Brown.
Look! Cute kitty eyes!
The USP of this pencil is the interesting narrow head which has a fine squarish shape to it, unusual to pencil eyeliner which are normally rounded like a…well, a pencil! I think the idea is you can use it to line under the lashes easily and do fine controlled lines.
It's a nice shape for getting into the corners of the eyes, more so than a regular pencil, and also handy for when you want a sharper line:
I am a fine of liners like this that don't need sharpening, purely out of laziness, but I still love pencil liners too as they tend to be softer in texture.
This crayon is indeed quite hard to touch. When swatching it, it isn't super soft like these new gel pencil eyeliners (that seem to be in right now) are, yet it doesn't require too much work to leave a pigmented line:
I have been using this for a few weeks and I REALLY like it. I have so many eyeliners they are coming out of my ears, but this one has been a great go to daily liner because the colour is softer is black, it's pigmented without being overly soft and creamy. I adore creamy liners but sometimes, something that is slightly harder stays put for longer and gives a sharper effect.
It's also really easy to use under the lashes although with it being quite thin, it's not so nice to use under the eye because the line is almost too precise. It can be blended though.
It doesn't work too well on my waterline but works very well as a liner on top of my lashes.
The liner also lasts very well, it is there at the end of the day with slight transferring only.
Like it a LOT and amazingly the harder texture works well. If I could change anything…the brown could be more interesting, perhaps more warm chocolate. I also don't think I will buy the black as I have too many plain black liners but I would buy this in other colours.
*I paid about £9 for this from adambeauty.com.


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Join us for drinks, hors d'oeuvres and food stations at the Old South Meeting House, A Museum and Historic Site...Where the Boston Tea Party began in 1773! www.osmh.org
Step inside this important stop on Boston's Freedom Trail and experience the place that changed American History forever! From outraged protests over the Boston Massacre, to the night Samuel Adams gave the secret signal that began the Boston Tea Party... From the heroic effort to save a grand historic landmark from demolition, to a free speech policy enacted amidst the height of censorship... Experience the dramatic stories and inspiring history of Old South Meeting House.
Exhibit: Voices of Protest: Discover compelling people who made a difference at Old South Meeting House and the history of free speech that continues to this day. See tea leaves and a tea crate label from the Boston Tea Party, a 3-D model of colonial Boston, John Hancock's portable writing desk.
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Califone AV Tools Evolve for Common Core at ISTE
Califone AV Tools Evolve for Common Core at ISTE
Equipment gives teachers flexibility delivering lessons and assessments aligned with the new standards
San Fernando, Calif. (June 30, 2014) – Califone International, Inc., a leader in the design, development and manufacturing of audiovisual (AV) and supplemental curriculum products for use in education, launches new Common Core State Standards tools at the 2014 ISTE Conference and Expo. The tools include Listening First Headphone and Headsets, Ear Buds, the PresentationPro Speaker and the 901 Wireless Headphone.
"Students need equipment that has evolved to help them prepare for the Common Core standards," said Tim Ridgway, vice president of marketing for Califone. "We designed these tools to work with a multitude of devices so teachers and students can utilize a full range of Common Core learning and assessment materials."
Listening First Headphone and Headsets now include three black models featuring plugs compatible with a range of devices so that students can use a variety of resources. The headsets have a noise-cancelling microphone ideal for verbal response portions of Common Core assessment, such as language learning tests.
Shown for the first time at ISTE will be the E2 and E3 Ear Buds. The portable listening devices are popular for English language arts/literacy and by students who need them for accommodations (such as text-to-speech) in the mathematics testing assessments.
Launching at ISTE, the 901 Wireless Headphone facilitates student listening activities on computers, tablets and mobile devices. The 901 is adjustable, communal and offers multiple listening options. Students can access audio by plugging a wired headphone into the 901, and an unlimited number can listen to a single transmitter within a 20-foot range. Listening options include FM, wireless transmission and digital audio from a microSD card.
PresentationPro speaker is the first designed PA to play audio from mobile devices (including smartphones & tablets) as well as netbooks, notebooks, laptop & desktop computers, interactive whiteboards and more. The speakers can now be controlled with a remote, and easily attach to a tripod for augmented projection. The speakers are the most widely installed in the United States, and are capable of amplifying sound from a single computer to an audience of up to 350 students.
Califone is committed to providing products that support the speaking and listening portion of the Common Core English Language Arts anchor standards. For more information on the full line of Califone products, and to view and download the entire Califone catalog, visit www.califone.com.
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Califone was founded in 1947 and continues to be a leader in the design, development and manufacturing of audiovisual and supplemental curriculum products for use in education. The company's products enable educators to incorporate rich audiovisual resources into lessons that help students build speaking and listening skills, critical to the English Language Arts portion of the Common Core State Standards. Califone offers a complete line of audio solutions, wireless systems and multimedia products for small, medium and large presentation needs, and serves millions of educators and students in the PreK through higher education school environments.
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The skills to become a successful mainstream filmmaker are not always the same skills that make for a great horror film. There are exceptions in the case of directors like Steven Spielberg and Sam Raimi, whose style and execution elevated the horror films in which they worked.
If imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, then "The Terror Within" should go ahead and propose marriage to Ridley Scott's classic "Alien". After a very brief spell of originality, "The Terror Within" seamlessly devolves into a direct lift of the best bits in "Alien" including a chest burster scene, ventilation shaft hijinks, and disposing of the monster through air related means.
Okay so Nicholson only shows up at the very end. But holy shit, no one has ever given less of an 'eff than that guy, and I love him for it...
Director Alex Stapleton brings us a highly anticipated documentary about Roger Corman, the king of B-movie making.
Ask most horror fans who their favorite horror author is and I'd be willing to bet that most of them would respond by saying HP Lovecraft. Lovecraft was one of those writers with such a unique, singular vision that he created a whole new type of horror that is really unique to our contemporary times. The world created by Lovecraft was bleak, dark, mysterious and ultimately, once the protagonists would piece everything together, maddening and filled with insurmountable evil.
Your prayers have been answered my friends. A sequel to Tobe Hooper's 2004 remake of "The Toolbox Murders" is finally being made. The film titled "TBK - The Toolbox Murders 2" picks up right where the last film left off and I'm guessing involves a toolbox. Or maybe it takes places at this bar I went to one time called The Toolbox. But now I've said too much.
Movies about video games are usually pretty bad. So are remakes. But a remake of a video game movie? No way this can fail! Ladies and gentlemen I am proud to tell you that "Doom" is being remade. What could make this news better you might ask? What if I were to tell you that it's going to be in 3D? I'm sorry for just making you crap your pants with excitement but I'm sure you'll agree that it was worth it.
Michael Madsen and Rachel Hunter have been cast in Roger Corman's next film titled "Piranhaconda". The movie is obviously about a half piranha half anaconda that runs amok all over the place. According to everything I've read the movie will premier on Syfy sometimes in early 2012 but that can't be right, this has to be getting a wide release.
Brazilian actor Jose Padilha has been cast as the villian in Neill Blomkamp's next film titled "Elysium". The movie is Bloomkamp's first release since his much loved "District 9" and if I'm a betting man will feature a lot more waxing. Cause ya know, this Jose guy is Brazilian... They wax a lot? They can't all be zingers folks!
I've been boycotting Sci-Fi Channel, excuse me, Syfy Channel exclusive films for years now. I quickly learned that these films across the board sucked in a way no other films did. Occasionally I'd see a title in a video store and take a chance and go for it, only to be burned time and time again. "Blood Monkey", "Ice Spiders", "Yeti: Curse of the Snow Demon", "Raptor Island", all sounded so stupid, so horribly bad that I thought they'd make for an entertaining watch with some friends and some beer, only to be disappointed time and time again.
Michael Stephenson, yes the "Troll 2" Michael Stephenson, will be producing and directing a new dark comedy titled "Destroy". The movie focuses on a man obsessed with hunting and destroying vampires even though they don't exist. Which is obviously fiction because vampires do exist and they have babies with normal people, which I think I might how the "Twilight" series ends. So, spoiler alert! Maybe.
A new clip from "Sharktopus" featuring commentary by Roger Corman has been released in honor of the films DVD release. Corman has a cameo as a beach bum who oogles a girl on the beach which is really how we all like our Corman. Either that way or with a side of cole slaw, I like that Corman too.
Mark Pellington, who I would be mocking for his music video directing work if he hadn't also directed "Arlington Road", says that the script for the English remake of "The Orphanage" is actually better than the original. He goes on to say that he's getting a little antsy to get this thing going and wants to close on a leading lady ASAP. Having never seen the original and not knowing much about the remake I'm going to confidently say the girl who played Six on "Blossom" would be perfect.
I can't think of one time Woody Harrelson has been wrong so when he talks about "Zombieland 2" and says he's "not sure it's the right thing to do." I believe him. I would also believe him if he told me that the sky is red and bleach is perfectly fine to drink too though, so maybe I'm not the best judge of people. In any case the future of the film is rocky at best but as of right now is moving forward.
Ok, so i absolutely love Roger Corman's horror comedy, "A Bucket of Blood," about an awkward busboy who accidentally kills his landlady's cat and covers it up by wrapping it in plaster. Soon after, he is pressured to produce more pieces of art and turns to human subjects.
We spoke earlier this week about the return of Vin Diesel to the "Riddick" franchise; plot details are starting to emerge. Expect back to basics with more monsters, which is always fun.
Roger Corman is heading back to the director's chair, teaming with the Syfy Channel for two epic features; "Dinoshark" and "Sharktopus". Sound horrible? Well of course it does! But that is Corman's bread and butter.
Jefferey Dean Morgan continues to grow his genre-cred as he joins Sam Worthington in "The Fields". This time around Morgan will be portraying a detective investigating Gulf area refineries for a murderer. Let's hope he does so as The Comedian.
Hey "Supernatural" fans, your dreams have come true! The CW has officially picked up the show for a sixth season. Maybe I should actually try watching it sometime!


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Anisimov inks three-year contract extensionby Rob Mixer / Columbus Blue Jackets
Note to self: when a GM says something is "close," it's probably really close.
Sitting in Jarmo Kekalainen's pre-draft media session yesterday, the topic of restricted free agents was brought up on a couple of occasions. The first being goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky (you can read more about those contracts talks here), but also center Artem Anisimov, due to be RFA on July 5.
Kekalainen said on Tuesday that the club was "very close" to getting Anisimov re-signed. It's almost like he knew something we didn't.
Over the past few weeks, Kekalainen has been very frank in stating his confidence of reaching a deal with Anisimov in the near term. Today, it was made official: Anisimov re-upped with a three-year extension that will keep him in Columbus through the 2015-16 NHL season. Anisimov will be 28 years old and an unrestricted free agent when the deal expires.
"It was a lengthy negotiation, but he's a good player and he deserves the right to negotiate his contract," Kekalainen told BlueJackets.com. "He's a very versatile, skilled player with long reach and he's hard to play against. He has the hockey sense and he's also a good playmaker, a guy that can finish.
"It's hard to find a guy who's 6-foot-4 and can play very well defensively and positionally. It's a combination that's pretty rare."
Acquired from the Rangers in a July 23 deal that sent Rick Nash to New York, Anisimov fit in right away with what the Blue Jackets are trying to build. He's a competitive, skilled player that plays all 200 feet of the ice, and showed growth in important areas of the game this season that gives Kekalainen and his staff confidence in the extension.
"I've watched him since he was draft-eligible so I've known him for a long time," Kekalainen said. "When you get closer you appreciate the qualities that he brings even more. He's very dependable; coaches trust him and use him a lot in different situations and often against the best players of the other team.
"You realize his importance to the team and therefore, you want to make sure you keep the asset and that's what we did."
Anisimov battled injuries in 2012-13 but managed to play 35 of the Blue Jackets' 48 games, racking up 11 goals and 18 points. He led the team in 5-on-5 goals scored (10), shootout goals (4... and how about that backhand move?), and shooting percentage (16.2).
"He always fought back (from the injuries) and contributed," Kekalainen said. "He's always been a durable player in his career, so hopefully this year was just some bad luck and he'll get back to playing healthy all year next year."
For a player that has shown flashes of brilliance and still has room to grow, just how good can Anisimov be? Kekalainen said only one person can answer that question.
"I think it depends on him, I really do," Kekalainen said. "How bad does he want to be on the next level, how badly does he want to be an elite player in the NHL? How hard does he want to work at it? Those are questions only he can answer. He's only 25 years old and has played some really good hockey in the NHL, and I think his potential is a lot higher.
"It's going to require hard work, and the one area he can improve on is getting stronger. We talked to him about that, and now the next step is all under his control."


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I can still remember the first job I ever had.
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New Terminology
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I have a question. Im not sure if I need an SE or CE, what would you recommend? I want this to be an all purpose stroller. I am not a huge runner but would like to be able to run at least 5 miles at a time, no more than that.
I've been searching and searching for info re the CE vs the SE.THANK YOU for the note Greg!
With the BOB Revolution duallie/Stroller Strides stroller 2011 can you use the old integrated accessory adapter for the duallie or is there a new version? I love my single BOB and can't wait to get the new and improved duallie! Thanks!
Will BOB come out with a Chicco car seat adaptor for the 2011 Duallie? I so, when?
We owned both the (before 2011) 12″ and 16″ back wheel single BOBs.
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5 Reasons To Be Excited For The World Series
Look at Prince Fielder! He's excited!
Tonight the baseball gods move one step closer to naming their champion, whebn the 108th World Series gets under way. If you have even a passing interest in sports, drama, or fat guys named "Prince," you're not going to want to miss it.
Hey, I see you giving me the side-eye. "Jack, Baseball is boring. This season's been going on for 36 years already. Can't we just ignore it? Basketball comes back next week, and the NFL's great." No! Baseball isn't boring — BAD baseball is boring. This will not be bad baseball. And believe it or not, this season has only lasted seven months. I know, I was surprised too. So no, you can't ignore it. In fact, here's five reasons you should make sure to tune in tonight (and throughout the whole series).
1. Two of the greatest players alive lead the Tigers.
Justin Verlander is the greatest pitcher alive. Full stop. The conversation begins and ends with him. Major League Baseball hasn't seen this kind of dominance in quite some time, and he's shown little sign of slowing down. Yet despite years of crazy success, when he takes the mound tonight in Game 1, he'll be looking to redeem one of his greatest failures. The last time Verlander pitched in the World Series was his rookie year, when he got rocked in Game 1 by the St. Louis Cardinals. He's a must-watch pitcher without any extra motivation. With it? He may literally destroy the Giants tonight. They may not even be able to play a Game 2 after the damage JV delivers to them.
And that's just on the defensive side of the ball. On offense, Miguel Cabrera is coming off a season where he became the first player in nearly 50 years to win the Triple Crown. The only thing Miggy loves more than crushing baseballs is alcohol, and the winner of the World Series is going to douse themselves in a lot of champagne. Would you want to stand between Miggy and a ton of champagne? I didn't think so.
2. The Giants are comeback kids.
After trailing the St. Louis Cardinals three games to one, the Giants won back-to-back-to-back games with their, um, backs against the wall. This is a team that most had counted out heading into their matchup with the Reds in the divisional series, yet here they are. They're underdogs again, and so far that's been a position they have very much enjoyed. How can you ever tune out of this series? Even if the Giants fall behind, they could, at any time, be about to go on an another epic run.
3. The Barry Zito redemption story is compelling TV.
Barry Zito has long been considered one of the biggest disappointments in modern baseball history. After seemingly dominant seasons* with the Oakland Athletics, Zito signed with the Giants in 2006 for what was at the time was the most expensive contract for a pitcher in baseball history. Zito then proceeded to, statistically, fall off a cliff. His performance went so far into the tank that in 2010, when the Giants would go on to win the World Series, Zito was left off the postseason roster.
This year Zito has been a pleasant surprise for San Francisco and shocked the world with a dominant performance against the Cardinals in the NLCS (7.2 innings of shutout ball). If the Giants win this thing, it'll most likely be with the help of the guy they've been cursing themselves for signing for the last six years. And seeing how Zito and his wife reacted after the team advanced past the Cardinals (pictured above), I hope he dominates. Everyone loves a comeback.
*Advanced statistics like xFIP (Expected Fielding Independent Pitching, which separates a pitcher's performance from the help of his fielders, while adjusting for the inconsistencies of home run rate) that weren't nearly as prominent when he left the A's show that Zito was actually out-performing his abilities in Oakland, making his seemingly sudden lack of success in San Francisco less surprising.
4. Nothing is better than October baseball…
Playoff baseball is exciting. It just is. Think of this postseason so far. Think of all the walk off home runs. Think of the controversy in Atlanta. Think of the Giants celebrating their NLCS win in the rain. When the stakes get high, Baseball games are exercises in tension and drama. There's a reason that all the best sports movies are baseball movies.
And don't forget last year's World Series, when a young, hometown kid from St. Louis put the team on his back and hit two decisive, dramatic home runs to bring the title to the Cardinals. It was the type of moment that makes grown men cry. It's hard not to get romantic about baseball.
5. Except for fat guys running. That's hilarious.
This series has two hilarious fat-guy runners in Prince Fielder and Pablo Sandoval. At the very least, we'll probably get one great Three Stooges-esque run from each of them.
Still not sold? Think of it this way. October baseball is so good that millions of baseball fans put up with the shitty, overlong season, just because this part is good enough to justify it. Think of how good that must be. Would you really want to miss it to watch The X-Factor?
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