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St. Paul, MN – Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 39 shots and the Blue Jackets got shootout goals from Mark Letestu and Cam Atkinson in a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild.
Vinny Prospal and Fedor Tyutin had goals less than three minutes apart in the second period for Columbus, which has won three in a row and six of its last eight games.
Jason Pominville and Pierre-Marc Bouchard scored for Minnesota, which has dropped three in a row and six of its last seven. Niklas Backstrom made 20 saves in defeat.
The result boosted Columbus' point total to 45, which is tied with Dallas and Detroit, though the Stars hold the tiebreaker now for the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference thanks to two more victories.
The Wild, who hold the No. 7 seed, have 47 points. That is one behind St. Louis and two in back of San Jose. Minnesota is five points behind Vancouver for the Northwest Division lead.
Bobrovsky made a glove save on Zach Parise in the first round of the shootout, and then Letestu scored on a rising wrist shot. Mikko Koivu was denied by Bobrovsky's right pad, and Columbus sealed the outcome when Atkinson faked a move to the left side of the net before scoring on the right side.
Bouchard was credited for a goal on a puck that deflected off Columbus defenseman Jack Johnson with 4:01 left in the opening period.
Prospal scored from in front 3:53 into the second period and Tyutin gave the visitors a 2-1 lead with a successful shot from the left circle.
"You have to be consistent throughout a game to win a game," Pominville said. "I think we missed that for a little part of the second (period)."
Pominville netted the equalizer with 3:15 left in regulation on the power play. Ryan Suter's shot from the top of the left circle was stopped, but Pominville scored on the rebound off a scramble in front.
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This was the start of a six-game road trip for Columbus, which faces Colorado on Monday ... The Wild start a three-game swing at Calgary Monday ... Columbus was 0-for-2 on the power play, while Minnesota was 1-for-4.


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49ers eager to focus on football amid distractions
SANTA CLARA, California (AP) — In a week that should be filled with talk about another Super Bowl run and the pomp and circumstance of finally playing the much-hyped season opener, the San Francisco 49ers once again find themselves dealing with potential embarrassment and legal problems away from the field.
Only days after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell cracked down on domestic violence offenses with far harsher penalties, defensive tackle Ray McDonald could become an example. Yet, the 49ers are determined to let the legal process play out before casting judgment.
McDonald faces felony domestic violence charges for an incident during his 30th birthday party with teammates and friends Sunday, when police say his alleged victim suffered "visible injuries."
San Francisco coach Jim Harbaugh hasn't ruled out McDonald playing in the opener Sunday at Dallas, and the defensive lineman is practicing.
Harbaugh said Wednesday the decision "will be based on information and facts."
"There's two very strong principles in play. No. 1 is we will not tolerate domestic violence. The second principle is the respect for due process," Harbaugh said. "It's something we all know, we all live in America, and we all understand that sometimes patience is required when it comes to due process. ... You're innocent until proven guilty.
General manager Trent Baalke and Harbaugh have spent recent days denouncing such behavior and reiterating their stand for zero tolerance when it comes to domestic violence.
All of this after star linebacker Aldon Smith was suspended for nine games Friday for what the NFL called violations of the league's substance abuse and personal conduct policies.
So, how ready will this team regroup and be ready for the Cowboys in a raucous road environment?
"Obviously, this isn't something that any of us are happy about, but it's the situation we're in," Baalke said. "Any time you face adversity, it's how you deal with it. We're going go to do the best we can to bring a resolution to this and to do it the best job we can, of all of us, players, coaches, everyone else, being the best members of this community that we be. That's our goal. Always has been, always will be."
McDonald hasn't been available to the media this week, but his teammates are standing behind him as the allegations are investigated.
"We never condone anything of this magnitude, but it is what it is and nobody knows, you know, there's two sides to every story," linebacker Patrick Willis said. "So we just hope that everything gets situated, and we can get right back out on the field and everybody can be at peace."
The NFL's new rules call for a six-week suspension for a first offense and at least a year for a second. San Francisco officials are in communication with the league on the matter.
It's been a turbulent year since Harbaugh publicly criticized the rival Seahawks in June 2013 for their run of performance-enhancing drug suspensions and said, "You always want to be above reproach, especially when you're good, because you don't want people to come back and say, 'They're winning because they're cheating.'"
Since then, cornerback Chris Culliver has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor hit-and-run charges and felony possession of brass knuckles after a March arrest.
In his latest run-in with the law, Smith was arrested April 13 at Los Angeles International Airport. Police said Smith was randomly selected for a secondary screening and became uncooperative with the process, telling a TSA agent that he had a bomb. No charges were filed.
San Francisco went 5-0 during Smith's absence last fall to undergo treatment following his Sept. 20 DUI arrest.
"We're versatile, and we have players who can come in and play," said linebacker Corey Lemonier, one of the reliable replacements in 2013.
In a season that's considered Super Bowl championship or bust by the players' standards after a trio of near misses, this is far from an ideal start. Especially for a defense that has been among the NFL's most staunch units in recent seasons. All-Pro linebacker NaVorro Bowman is already sidelined for at least half the season as he recovers from a terrifying left knee injury during the NFC championship game in Seattle that required surgery.
If San Francisco can beat Tony Romo and Co. on Sunday, everybody will begin to move forward.
"Losing those guys you can look across the board and find every reason to run the other way or make excuses as to why you may not be as good or why we can't be as good, but at the end of the day, you're only as good as the guys that are out there on the field anyway," Willis said. "All these guys have our support, injured, situations, whatever they may be. At the end of the day, we've just got to win ballgames."
Notes: RT Anthony Davis and WR Michael Crabtree worked out in the weight room at the start of practice.
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The picture strip is some pictures I took of Wilder when we went to the doctor Monday morning. After an hour wait, and no answers as to why he has a rash on his tummy, we went to Chick Fil A to enjoy some breakfast.
The black and white group portrait is of the SEC Committee where I work. We were in charge of planning a breakfast for our Administrative Professionals Day.
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The square collage is my weekly instagram round up. I've enjoyed doing this each week for a few weeks now, and think I will keep it up.
Wilder and I went to vote in the run-off on Tuesday, and boy was he confused.
The boys in their matching pajamas, playing together.
A quote from Wilder after he got a Krystal Pup for the first time after swim lessons on Saturday. Translation is on the back. :)
The black and white pictures of the boys are self-portraits they took using the remote on my camera. It can actually get eye contact, whereas most of the time, I can't.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Deserting debt-laden, recession-racked North Atlantic and Japan for the fast-growing emerging market world may have been irresistible for some investors but many others still remain timid.
Why? It may be a case of "hard power" versus "soft power".
If investment decisions hinged solely on the former - measured by raw data such as economic output, population size and military spending - then convergence between rich and developing nation blocs is nigh on complete.
Adjusted for currencies' purchasing power, emerging economies on aggregate reached a "watershed" in 2012 and became as large as the rich developed world, estimates hedge fund manager Stephen Jen.
That train has long left the station, of course, and may well be only part way through its odyssey. According to Goldman Sachs, the giant economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China alone are expected to surge from a fifth of global output today to a third by 2020.
Using an index of "hard power" traced back to the early 1800s, with inputs such as iron and steel production, energy use, urban population and per capita military spending, Jen reckons dispersion of hard power between the top economies of the United States, Europe, Japan, China and Russia is at its lowest for 200 years.
But he reckons the world is still some way off equality of "soft power" - classed variously as the ability to influence ideas through culture, education, democracy or diplomacy but also capturing "intangibles" such as social justice, good corporate governance, transparency of law or open markets.
There's no direct gauge of this fuzzier "soft power". But if you take gauges such as Transparency International's "corruption perceptions index" as one possible component, then no major emerging economy comes in the top 20 apart from long-standing financial centers such as Singapore and Hong Kong.
Through investment eyes at least, the lags in this sort of "soft" development go some way to explaining why emerging financial markets remain far behind in terms of size, liquidity, depth, transparency and legal protections and why they have so badly underperformed of late despite all the "hard" metrics.
The lion's share of world private investable capital still originates in the western world. A recent study by analysts at TheCityUK showed that more than 70 percent of the almost $80 trillion of pension, insurer and mutual fund assets is still based in the United States, Europe and Japan.
And it's this relative gap on "soft power" that may still determine investment success or failure in the years ahead.
"This grating of the tectonic plates - with the real economies moving past each other but with the emerging world continuing to rely on developed countries' financial markets - will continue to create distortions and volatility in the global financial markets," Jen said.
These distortions have been evident for over a decade as booming China and other giants without adequate financial markets of their own banked their new-found and largely state-managed wealth in the west, exaggerated the credit bubble there and triggered sometimes violent and unpredictable capital flows.
On a simple level, emerging underperformance of late may just be a function of an integrated world economy where no market is immune from shocks in its richest trading partners.
But even stock markets in the austerity-sapped recession economies of the euro zone periphery have as a group performed better than the BRIC equity indices for two years in a row now.
And while developed world equity at large is up 6 percent over the past two years, emerging markets are still down 10 percent.
There are many explanations, some related to the speed in which markets priced the long-term economic projections in the early part of the millennium with a 500 percent advance in BRIC markets between in the six years to 2007, for example.
This gets to the bigger worry of whether emerging markets are deep and liquid enough to absorb a wholesale shift of western capital without periodic seismic reversals that unnerve relatively conservative investors like pension funds.
In what Bank of England economist Andrew Haldane described last year as the "big fish, small pond" problem, rapid capital shifts quickly create overvaluation and he reckoned just a 1 percent shift in western pension funds to emerging markets was equivalent to some 10 percent of their entire capitalization.
So much so that even though investors in global equities would have increased money up to four fold over the past 20 years, equity investors who spotted China's explosive boom as early as 1993 are still in the red. Shorter-term, Brazil's real has lost 20 percent since March with no ostensible "crisis".
Emerging bond markets have done much better of late, up more than 15 percent in 2012 for example. But much of these are hard currency fixed contracts governed by New York or London law.
Citing demand for property in London or New York at the worst points of the recent global crisis, Citi Private Bank's Chief Investment Officer Richard Cookson reckons some simple rules apply that still make many wary of emerging markets.
"After decades of crises, you may ask what's with the emerging world? The answer is rule of law, property rights, corruption, failed institutions. How much of that has changed? Not much."
What's more, it's not at all obvious that the mega emerging economies like China even have the desire to move toward a center ground on financial soft power at least.
"China wants the prestige of a global power but not the responsibilities," said Michal Meidan, Asia analyst at political risk consultancy Eurasia. "They would be happy to be considered a global financial power but they are not ready for the responsibility of shoring up the global financial system."
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For a few months, I've been purchasing several of my staples direct from a farmer, Ralph Schlatter, of Canal Junction Natural Meats. I haven't yet had the chance to try their new cheeses, but after reading this message from Ralph's son Brian, I can't wait:
Hello to all,
This is Brian Schlatter. I am the cheesemaker for Canal Junction Farmstead Cheese. We are a new operation that started making cheese in November and now have some cheeses ready to be sold. We concentrate on raw milk cheeses. We have cheddar, Colby, Monterey jack, garlic & herb, jack & dill, Italian herb, pepper jack, black swamp gouda, miami erie canal Swiss, Wabash erie canal gruyere (a type of Swiss cheese), and on Wednesday I attempted a blue cheese that will be ready in 60 days. We here at the farm are all very excited about the cheese that we have already. One thing that makes these cheese wonderful is that they not only come from our own milk but that milk comes from the very mineral rich soils that we live on. It has been told to me time and time again by others that clay soil is that best soil to raise food on because that taste from it is exceptional because of the soil that it is raised on. If you have any cheese questions please ask. I will be glad to answer them. For those who like to try something different and with varying varieties when eating the two Swiss style cheese that I am making offer both ends of the spectrum and also make a great fondue. Tell all your friends and co-workers that there is a place in Northwest Ohio that makes cheese and sells it right from the farm. This is the freshest that you can get.
Stay tuned for more to come as I will be posting updates on what is happening
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Edible Art
Founded on the universal right to pleasure, Slow Food continues to remind us that it's important to have fun. Imagine how much fun it was for photographer Carl Warner to put together these still lifes in his kitchen!
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Monday, January 14, 2008
January Soup Supper Draws A Crowd
Forty members and friends of SF Maumee Valley gathered at Flying Rhino for the first Slow Supper of 2008: an amazing variety of delicious soups plus fabulous go-withs, wines including home made fruit blends and a white wine that SF member Roger Heider brought all the way from Vietnam. Watch this blog for future slow suppers!
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Saturday, January 5, 2008
January Apples
Every Saturday I come home from the market wondering "what are these apples I bought?" This week I limited myself to just three kinds: Sun Crisp, Gold Rush, and Blushing Gold.
What are your favorites?
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Thursday, January 3, 2008
What the World Eats
Do you ever think about what Americans eat? And what others around the world eat? Sometimes it's not what you expect.
Check out this story shared by Slow Food Maumee Valley founding member (and Toledo GROWs Executive Director) Michael Szuberla.
Want to see more? Here is information about Hungry Planet, the gorgeous 2005 book in which Peter Menzel and Faith D'Aluisio present a photographic study of families from around the world, revealing what people eat during the course of one week.
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A crisis is defined as a time of intense difficulty or danger. In the case of diseases, it is the turning point of a disease, when it becomes clear whether the patient will recover or not. It is evident in the definition that a crisis is not a desirable state. One would choose not to have to solve a crisis and a live a crisis-free life but that is not possible. Daily you meet crisis of varying shapes, forms and proportions. Some are individual (affecting you personally) and some are of a national or global coverage such as the ongoing fight with the AIDS epidemic. The goal is to find the quickest and most effective method of bringing the state of affairs back to normal. This alone explains the efforts from every sector of the world, be it donor community, research scientists, governments and corporate to bring a lasting solution to this one type of crisis. Your crisis may not be as prevalent as the epidemic but the fact remains that it is state you would desire to move out of. I have faced crisis after crisis in my life but I have emerged out of every crisis sharper, wiser and more experienced. Some of the crisis I faced taught me endurance, persistence, optimism and courage. While crisis situations have a lot of life lessons, one would not desire to first see a crisis then learn but learn anyhow from other people's crisis. How does one get out of crisis? I answer the question from what I have learned under crisis below.
The Steps
1. Acknowledge that you have reached crisis point – It is not a sign of failure to acknowledge the state of affairs as it is. After all there is no situation that cannot be turned around either deliberately or by way of miracles. Simply declare that this is crisis level. Failure to acknowledge may derail the exit into normal mode as everyone feels it is business as usual. Make every citizen or employee know the nature of the crisis and how it affects them. Alcoholics that refused to say the statement "I am an alcoholic" fail to move out of alcoholism. Non admittance is living in denial of the facts even though they are as clear as noonday. Your affirmation will then change at a later stage as your affirm the new you. Acknowledgment is for the purpose of finding the help you require.
2. Establish the nature and category of crisis – Who is affected by the crisis? What is the general extent of the crisis? Is it affecting just the households next to you or it has become an epidemic of high proportions. The extent and nature of the crisis determines the response strategy. Life threatening crisis requires faster movement; move by instinct and save the life under threat. By establishing the extent of the crisis you are able to determine the level of reporting back and human resource mobilization to help ease or end the crisis. Every crisis is unique, every problem is different. You will not prescribe the same medication on a persistent migraine as you would on a minor headache.
3. Identify the root causes of the crisis – To know the cause of a disease is certainly half the cure. It does not benefit you to fight flames in a fire as opposed to closing the container that is fueling the fire. Similarly in crisis setups, problems and conflict and anxiety may all be flames. You need to know why the organization or country is where it is. Be frank with the reasons why. If you shy away from the actual reasons it maybe a total waste of valuable time. Put all the cards on the table, undress the crisis breaking it into the individual components that originated and grew the crisis. You will realize that the power of a fire is not high up on the flames but way low at the bottom where it is coming from.
4. Stop Creating Comfort in the Crisis – It is easy to acknowledge you are in a crisis and immediately find coping mechanisms in the crisis. By so doing you make everyone feel as if there is no crisis. It is the same as knowing that a person has a serious cut on the leg and is in excruciating pain then you give them the highest dosage of pain stopper. You may stop the pain momentarily but that does not disqualify the cut. Simply put; you have created temporary comfort in the crisis but you still have to face the real crisis you are hiding under the carpet.
5. Get Ideas from your team – As a leader you may not be the only one to prescribe the way out of the crisis.
You may not be the cause of the crisis after all. Your role is to get everyone to see the same thing and talk the same language. Bring people to a place of unity so that they actually take ownership of their situation. As long as you give yourself the burden of getting everyone out of the crisis, you may easily fight a losing battle as people may delay your exit strategy. Some may be benefitting from the crisis hence they stifle your efforts. A brilliant idea maybe hidden in the most unlikely team member, much lower on the structures of power.
6. Plan your exit from crisis – As discussed above, sometimes the crisis situation maybe a matter of life and death with the going of every minute threatening the life of people, in such a scenario there is no room for board meeting, or consensus. Movement is by instinct not according to an activity planner. Careful planning of the precepts and phases of the exit from crisis is important. Document every step, on each step you need to identify who is responsible and give the person a clear mandate of why their role is important. Get strategic thinkers to test your plan and identify loopholes. A plan is as strong as its weakest point. Test before you plunge or else you waste more time and money. Some solutions make increase the extent of the problem.
7. Get expert advice and help – If you do not have the skills necessary in your team or country, look beyond
your area. Call for specific people with specific competencies to come in. Calling in technocrats with the right experience in dealing with the issues will sometimes cost you less in terms of loss or damage than creating make-shift solutions which in actual fact have expiry dates. You may not have the liberty to experiment or try out amateur level solutions. Specialists are there to provide specialist services. Some of them have studied on the very subject to the highest level of study possible.
8. Revisit your financial priorities – Your crisis may not be related to finance but every crisis has an impact on your finances. You have to prioritize your expenditure in the direction of bring a normal environment back. All payments in line with bringing order and effectiveness are a priority. You may need to make sacrifices that affect a greater majority. This is the reason why everyone must be engaged to take ownership of the problem. As long as it remains the role of leaders to create a miracle out of a solution, followers will always want their luxuries as they may not share or buy-in to what leaders are doing even though it benefits them.
9. Execute your plan – Implementation – Most solutions look workable on paper. They sound good and practical until the real implementation is due. You may have run a pilot of the solution, you may have people's buy-in and all the necessary plans in writing but if you do not carefully implement all you have purposed, the solution becomes a "nice to have". Get everyone to account for whatever role they were given. Call for regular meetings to review progress, budgets, human resource gaps etc. Without a follow through, the crisis will rage on.
10. Communicate & Review Progress – You can never be accused of over communication. If anything sometime we put a lot of effort in creating solutions, we implement the solutions and forget to communicate the success stories and even areas where we are failing. Without adequate communication and review of progress, people will easily be discouraged thinking that they are not making any headway in redressing the crisis. Reviews and updates will keep everyone motivated and inspired. In the whole process you need to document everything for others to use the same notes as reference points in the future.


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10 Understated Salt & Pepper Shaker Sets
The following months will be full of dinners with family and friends, and while the food may be the focus, don't forget about setting the table! Salt and pepper—everyone's favorite seasoning pair—deserves a spot on the table, which is why we like these classic understated salt and pepper sets. They all have a neutral color palette, so they'll go with most table decor, but each set retains an interesting detail—a geometric shape, for example, or marbled detailing. Classic and functional, but never boring.
• 1 58°N Salt and Pepper Set, $14 from Scandinavian Design
• 2 Salt and Pepper Egg Shakers, $25 from Rou Designs
• 3 Norm Bottle Grinder Salt & Pepper Set, $79.95 from Horne
• 4 Futura Salt and Pepper Shakers, $48 from Jonathan Adler
• 5 Mini Log S&P Shakers, $12 from The Curiosity Shoppe
• 6 Enamelware Salt & Pepper Shaker, $15 from West Elm
• 7 Granit Salt and Pepper Shakers, $22.50 from DWR
• 8 Rocket Salt and Pepper Shakers, $50 from Leif. Currently sold out. Restocking soon.
• 9 Black and White Salt & Pepper Shakers, $48 from Romi Ceramics
• 10 Salt and Pepper Shakers - Oxen, $45 from OOM
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asmc wrote:schroeds wrote:I'm not big on the stealth thing OR the chinese frame thing but that bike is HOT. Whats does it weigh and where's the frame from, cant find anything on the web
Here's the site full of info on chinese frames: http://www.velobuild.com/
I believe clyde's model is a "Dengfu FM098", I'm looking into buying a frame myself
Yep correct, FM098. Weighs about 7.6kg. 61cm frame. Running a mix of Super Record/Record.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – MAY 29, 2013 – ANN ARBOR, MICH. —The fifth annual TechTwilight, a fundraising event to benefit the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum raised more than $30,000. The event supports upgrades to the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum's technology exhibits. TechTwilight connects entrepreneurs, innovators and their families for an inspiring evening of activities, demonstrations and hands-on invention.
"TechTwilight provides the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum the opportunity to extend our core mission to further engage young minds in science, technology, engineering, art and math," said Mel Drumm, executive director, Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum. "The time, talents and enthusiasm of our regional technology community make TechTwilight an amazing event that inspires visitors to consider careers in a STEaM field. The TechTwilight exhibitors and supporters show that choosing to invent and innovate for a living can be as fun as it is rewarding."
"TechTwilight is a true multi-generational event, where we see kids of all ages enjoying science together, and sharing and explaining ideas," Drumm added.
This year's TechTwilight event attracted 530 visitors. The evening's main attraction – interactive exhibits by innovative Michigan businesses, community organizations and schools – offered attendees more than 30 different opportunities to explore technologies and innovations that are incubating right here in the region.
Exhibitors included TechTwilight "We are the Champions Award" winner Dexter High School Dreadbots for demonstrating a pyramid-climbing, frisbee-throwing robot, "The Vincent Van Google Award" winner Google Ann Arbor for their exhibit featuring 260 art museums, and lead event sponsor NuStep, which offered a fitness boot camp on its exercise equipment.
About the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
The Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum provides more than 250 interactive exhibits that spark the imagination. The Museum is a regional destination attracting over 260,000 visitors every year. The mission of the Museum is to inspire people to discover the wonder of science, math and technology. Visit www.aahom.org or call 734.995.5439 for more information.


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|2009-04-24, 06:41
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Didn't this kinda take itself way too seriously? I mean, it had the completely over-the-top, ridiculous story that's a standard of Hayate no Gotoku, but did they just forget to add the humour alongside it? Because I think I laughed twice, once at "Za Warudo" and I can't even remember what the other joke I found funny in this episode was. Then we had completely pointless sappy moments like Nagi's "what kind of master runs away when their subordinate can't move", which were just so mawkish that they were cringe-worthy (yes, I know one isn't supposed to take this show seriously... so why then is the show taking itself seriously?)
I've probably said this before, but whatever has happened to this show's bite? Has J.C. Staff just removed all its teeth?
|2009-04-24, 06:51
|Link #42
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Patience, my friend
At least, from what I see, they're trying to add little by little of humour and parody inside the story. If you noticed the first 2 episode, you might find that the parody and humour were only a few compared to this. Not to mention that they're pretty implicit >.>
Well, at least they're now explicitly make a Jojo's parody. . .
Let's just hope they'll add more to the future.
Or perhaps there would be a serious arc for the future, and they're preparing for that ? Oh well let's just hope ^^;
|2009-04-24, 09:54
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I think J.C.Staff has raised the target age of the audience by 2-3 years and given it some substance which will last other than the endless resets of S1.
|2009-04-24, 19:32
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But doesn't substance require you take the plot somewhat seriously? Between the ghosts, robots, fightan butlers, tsundere-ko with more money than Warren Buffett, and the other elements that are really thrown in for little more than the sake of comedy, is there really much room for "substance" without it coming off as bathetic. This isn't Toradora, hell this isn't even School Rumble, which is the incredibly compromised work that Hayate no Gotoku could potentially become if it ever forgets what it is and suffers an identity crisis (the onset of which is becoming apparent in this season). School Rumble teased its audience with moments of "substance" but didn't bother developing them right up until its mind-numbing, rage-inducing and completely gutless finale.
This type of rom-com really struggles when it takes any half-way choices. If it wants to have substance, then it should go the Toradora route and only use comedy with sparse effectiveness. If it wants to be light, pointless entertainment, then its first season is a reasonable model, ie, ten different types of comedy before it even contemplates dealing with characters and relationships. Because the middle path has been followed often before, and the result is generally failure, eg, School Rumble.
Synergy got this. I'm not sure J.C. Staff has. I get the feeling J.C. Staff is compromising this anime for the sake of appeasing manga fans, and the result is a tepid, toothless brand of comedy with no bite. You can add all the substance you want, but at this stage comedy still dominates this show, and I can't see how it speaks to any more a mature audience than the first season. Hell, I'd say it's the other way around, since the first season at least had a reasonable amount of self-aware wit (which is almost a necessity in modern anime comedy). It knew it was a go-nowhere rom-com and even made jokes about the fact. In this season, it's been the characters' various gags that have been at the forefront of the comedy, and those gags have started to become tired anyway. The first season managed to offset that in the latter part with a reasonable amount of satire, parody and tongue-in-cheek humour. But it also highlights the fact that these are, essentially, gag characters, and there's very little to them past their initial two or three character traits/jokes. How do you make "substance" out of that? How do you get the audience to take that substance seriously?
|2009-04-25, 06:46
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There's one thing I'd like to know first: Do you actually know the original source, the manga? If so, up to which chapter?
Finally, there are promising details which give me reason for hope: First, the mangaka confirmed that he had 5 possible ending points laid out for the story, so it is not endless by design. Second, he clearly listens and responds to fan feedback. Third, he confirmed that some characters (he listed Hina and Maria) are "in the strike zone", so he does at least consider a non-canonic ending. What's not to like?
A simple counter-example would be Midori no Hibi. Here we also have a _real_ crazy setting (hard to take the outer story "seriously"), but the charm of the show was the romantic triangle Midori-Seiji-Takako. It worked just fine and had a proper conclusion (though not the one I'd have hoped for). In my eyes, a perfectly successful example of "crazy frame story" with "serious character/romance development".
Season 1 stayed mostly true to the original storyline till around episode 19, then it went "off the rail". It purposely avoided any storylines with lasting developments. Instead, we got over 30 episodes in sequence which had NOTHING to do with each other. They could have randomized the sequence (in fact, they did), and it wouldn't have changed anything. The characters remained whatever they were, all the time. And naturally, they were pretty shallow and flat.
Take Ayumu for example. In S1, her character stagnated as a cute little girl continuously stuffing her face, having a crush on Hayate and a strange rivalry-friendship with Nagi. THAT WAS IT.
Manga readers however will know: The "real" Ayumu is much more complex. It just started in S2/ep04, with the Valentine Day arc. Over the course of the next seasons, she will grow so much, a little bit in her relationship with Hayate, but oh so much in her relationship with Hina. We'll see many endearing sides of her which we could never see, because the randomness and "serious development" block of S1 censored it.
THIS is why so many fans of the original story were livid by the end of S2. I couldn't stand the retarded fluff anymore. Random craziness is fine, but in moderation - not 36 episodes of fillers in sequence. We wanted to get the "real" characters as we knew them, not stunted caricatures of them. And _praise the lord_ J.C.Staff is now finally starting to do just that.
|2009-04-25, 09:10
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I still think that School Rumble had really good characters. When Kobayashi actually wanted to add depth to his characters, he was able to do so quite well and make them strong and sympathetic as well. The problem was that the plot and pacing were awful, and the endless resets made it clear that the number one priority was needlessly stalling and prolonging the story to sell more manga chapters. On what I've seen, I really don't think Hayate no Gotoku has characters with the same level of depth as School Rumble, which is why I'm skeptical that it can succeed where School Rumble spectacularly failed.
If you kinda assume that anything plot-related in the first season was superfluous (and conveniently ignore the fact that it was based on a manga), then it was a self-consistent work. Now it's kinda like J.C. Staff has gone "oh, you know those characters from the first season that you laughed so hard at for fifty-two episodes and couldn't take seriously in the least... well, you're supposed to take them seriously now. Oh, and you know that enjoyable humour-style that Synergy executed so well... we're flushing that." So now what are we left with? A generic rom-com that's had its soul ripped out? The upcoming romantic and character advances had better be good if they justify the removal of a winning comedy formula. (Granted, that comedy formula was starting to get a bit tiresome towards the end, but it was still delivering laughs occasionally enough).
|2009-04-25, 11:01
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Hamburg
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What J.C.Staff is doing now is getting the show back on track, just where Synergy left it. I don't want more Hayate baisers. I want the meat. And finally I'm getting it
|2009-04-25, 18:50
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Somehow I found out
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Age: 34
As far as Hayate no Gotoku is concerned, it's incredibly rare for me to still find a comedy funny at the end of its run, so for Hayate no Gotoku to still be making me laugh after fifty-two eps was a minor miracle, IMO. Of course it was getting a little tiresome, but almost universally comedy is funnier towards the beginning than it is towards the end. I see it as some sort of benchmark for an anime comedy to still be funny right up until its final episode. Most aren't. Hayate no Gotoku was, even if it wasn't anywhere near as good as when it started. So what made it such a success as a comedy? Well, I've tried to explain, but comedy is the most subjective genre in anime, so maybe other people won't see it, particularly if plain old-fashioned jokes-by-the-dozen humour wasn't within your expectations. Hayate no Gotoku executed that style of comedy better than most other similar anime that I've seen.
|2009-04-25, 21:57
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I think one of the problems is Hayate S1 fulfilled a missing arc in anime - the Simpsons/Futurama/King of the Hill/Etc style gag episodes where each episode is it's own thing. It's the approach where nobody grows and Bart & Lisa are in the same grade for hundreds of episodes and holidays they have been in. This is more common on US TV but rarely found in Anime (well, the ones that people talk about here - it probably exist but I haven't heard much about it).
Hayate S2 fulfills a more traditional manga + plot storyline + growing timeline approach more common in Anime. In a way, it's like a really long movie that last several episodes. I like it because the source manga is fun, but in a way, it lets down the fans who enjoyed the S1 approach of independent episodes.
They should have never done S1 the way they did it. However, since they did. If I had money, budget, etc...I probably would have 2 arc's - one spin off to the manga version and one which main purpose is to parody other stuff.
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|2009-05-25, 20:56
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That was absolutely an amazing episode.
First, imagine how fast Hayate would have finished with Isumi and Hina in his party from the beginning. And Hina was wicked and hot with the new blade. Revenge hina <3
Second love the chibi Isumi. So cute. Felt sad when i heard about her wanting Hayate as a hero, but i still cheer Hina above all. Hand Soap lol.
Third, love the parodies. First was Majin Buu, then Archer.
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By Crash
At the start of last week I got a call from Jimmy Perlman, a tattooer comrade of mine that some of you probably know as a tour manager for various rock bands.
Currently he's working with the band Lucero who, along with Frank Turner are opening up for Social Distortion this fall.
It seemed they were coming into Atlanta on Nov. 9 and (as is Jimmy's custom no matter what city he's in) he invited a few tattooers to a fuckin' awesome VIP experience with the bands.
So Jimmy asked if I wanted to come hang out. "Pfft- Fuck yeah!" He hooked me up with some backstage tickets and (holy shit) perhaps the chance to interview Mike Ness! It's not usual for Ness to agree to do a tattoo magazine interview but I think Jimmy managed to convey to both Ness and his manager what Tattoo Artist Magazine was all about and he also made mention that we've never done an interview with a non-tattooer before… so it sort of evened out.
We received a tentative green light.
I'm not really a "fan-boy" but I have to admit that this was an amazing experience for me. Social Distortion was one of the first punk rock bands I took notice of, and they (along with a few others) really started me down this path I've been on since 1984.
The whole punk-rock, DIY and "Do it your own way" mentality really stuck with me, as it did so many kids of my generation and it's astounding how many of us ended up being tattooers! But for all of us from that era, these punk ideals are rooted in us and it's a big part of why we do what we do –why we could never settle for shirts and ties or a cubical existence. I've often said, "Punk rock saved me."
Social Distortion has never wavered in their music, never sold out, or sold themselves (or their fans) short. And there aren't many bands/performers from that period who can make this claim.
It was an honor for Jimmy and I to take Ness out for dinner and conduct a very candid interview in a nice, relaxed setting.
I think Mike had a good time as well because we were told to expect a half-hour interview. However, once we broke the ice and got it rolling we ended up with more than an hour.
We talked a bit about Mike's knowledge of tattooing; his history with our craft, some of his views on the modern media driven popularity of the art form and what he thinks is missing today.
And Mike Ness knows his tattoo history ladies and gents. Ness has been around it since he was 17 years old and he's probably more knowledgeable about tattooing and its history than 85 percent of current tattooers!
We also talked a lot about Social Distortion's history, the current tour and the new album Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes set to release on Jan. 18, 2011.
Can't wait that long?
The new single "Machine Gun Blues" comes out Nov 16 on iTunes.
Look for the Mike Ness interview in TAM issue #23 and be sure to go to the show when they come to your town. Social D Tour Dates.
Social Distortion was incredible, as always, but Lucero and Frank Turner were fantastic acts, both artists were handpicked by Ness for this tour.
Thanks to my man Jimmy, Lucero, Social Distortion, Mike Ness, Craig (Ness' tour manager) Shane (Ness' manager) and all that helped make this happen.
And a big thanks to my pal Brook Hewitt for dropping everything in order to come shoot these awesome photos for us.
After the show I gave Mike an original Sailor Jerry portfolio picture… and he was stoked!
It's a day I won't soon forget.
P.S. Here are a few shots of Lucero too, and look for a Lucero interview with Jimmy here soon!


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J'te Parle (traduzione in Inglese)
traduzione in Inglese
I'm talking to you
Versioni: #1#2
What drives us is the fight we have to engage in
Easy to be a coward and give up
We ought to talk about it, to disturb them
All this need to change
We ought to talk about it, to disturb them
I have the bitter taste of defeat, damn, dry mouth, want to vomit
While replacing the venim, I'm becoming what I didn't want to be
I wanted to hit the breaks, I ended up in the bushes [roses]
The prettiest blossomed in crap, we did a lot of things
I'm the one who ends up withered, I knew I shouldn't have exposed myself
Go ahead, talk to me, I don't give a damn
All my ennemies wish I hang up the cleats [=threw in the towel] Dumb ass, I hang up your nose, you're giving me a headache
Life stinks, I'm not gonna frenchkiss it
Rap Gavroche's style, we're not here to sugarcoat it
In the protests, it's not slogans I need, it's grenades
Bastards, they need to be discourage, that's how you negociate
The bosses that are laying off, sequestrate them in the factories
Don't ask me to piss, I have THC in my urine
We endure, but we transcend, you have to underline adversity
We are blacklisted, and or names have been highlighted
We are being [???], they're trying to obliterate us
I just talked about my mom, about my mates (homies?), about my wannabe criminals
6 am, handcuffs, what the devil has in store for us
Open your eyes, take notes
You want to talk? Go ahead, talk, or shut up
I just talked about my mates who like to hang around late at night
Yep [soirée réné???]
Classico and everyone's caight loose, hand over your left hand to Néné
Yes, mosques sealed, a religion grilled
What is secularism when you have to hide to pray
And speak loud, I'm here to speak low
Son of cowards, calling me an imigrant, wants to belittle my race
Talks of a fucked-up time, a thriller of submissive people
Where the head of state takes the people for Katsumi
Talking to you about Mohamed Bouazizi, disapointed people
I'm taling about my home, a fallen dictator
Yes, as if we got what we deserved, history and journey but it's nothing
Kill them all - God will recognize His own
I'm talking to my own, handcuffed or free, sober or drunk
Armed with a diploma or a gun to feed the family
I'm talking about this sickening habit of running after money
Taking risks, getting the knife, even if it ends in jail
I'm talking about cases in the news, about school failures
About polar atmospheres that the brother from heatwave origins must live in
I'm taking about these mucus that I'm spitting on Hortefeux ou Guerlain
I'm talking about these wars, I'm talking about my Palestinian brothers
I'm talking about Africa, its colonies, its economy shortcomings
Compared to Roony or Romi
I'm talking about Marine as Bruel is talking about Dieudo,
I'm talking about my rhyme like Bob Marley talks about weed
Yes I'm talking about my city like Cabrel talks about the little Marie,
Like Jamel talks about White Barry, the friend
I'm talking about my delusions, my offences, my repentance
In short, I'm talking about our lives, and probably about yours too.
J'te Parle
Altre traduzioni di "J'te Parle"
Sniper: 3 più popolari
|Gravé dans la roche
|Niquer le système
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Welcome to the Asia Markets live blog, a running account of what the region's stock markets are doing, along with other news. Today, Japanese stocks recover some ground after a sharp selloff, with Sony shares putting in a strong performance following news that the company may sell one of its operations.
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- 3:44 am
- Markets check -- 4:44 p.m. in Hong Kong
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Japan (Nikkei Average) up 1.2% (closed)
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) down 0.6% (closed)
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) down 0.5% (closed)
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.2% (closed)
- 2:10 am
- Japan stocks end four-day losing run
- by Carla Mozée
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It looked like Japanese stocks weren't going to finish what they started, but the market followed through on its higher open and left the Nikkei Stock Average up 1.2% at 14,180.38. After bouncing up as much as 1.7%, the Nikkei dipped below the 14,000 level intraday before recovering.
Consumer-electronic stocks Panasonic and Sony were standouts, with Panasonic jumping 19% after stronger-than-expected quarterly profit. Sony rose 4.6% on reports that it's ready to sell its PC business.
- 1:35 am
- Casino stocks lose after revenue report
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Casino stocks were sinking in Hong Kong following data that showed much slower growth in Macau's gambling revenue in January.
Casino revenue last month grew 7% year-on-year to 28,739 million Macau Pataca ($3.6 billion), much lower than the 18.6% growth rate in December, according to a report from Macau's Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau. On a monthly basis, gambling revenue shrank by 14.1% compared to December's 33,460 Macau Pataca ($4.2 billion).
Earlier gains for casino shares quickly disappeared. Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd. slumped 5.7%, Sands China Ltd. dropped 4.8%, Wynn Macau Ltd. declined 3.8%, and MGM China Holdings Ltd. lost 1.7%.
- 12:30 am
- Markets update -- 1:30 p.m. Hong Kong time
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Regional indexes:
Japan (Nikkei Average) up 1.2%
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) down 0.1%
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) down 0.5% (closed)
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.5%
- 10:49 pm
- Markets update - 11:48 a.m. Hong Kong time
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Latest market moves:
Japan (Nikkei Average) up 0.4%
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) down 0.2%
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) down 0.8%
Seoul (Kospi) up 0.3%
- 9:50 pm
- Hong Kong stocks barely hang onto gains
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Hong Kong stocks are struggling to maintain gains in choppy trade. The Hang Seng Index lost 2.9% in the previous day amid heaving selling due to fears of a slowdown in the U.S. and Chinese manufacturing sectors. It was up 0.1% at 21,421.15 as of 10:50 a.m. local time. Read more here. As investors await several crucial economic reports in the next few days, doubts linger over the recovery prospects of key economies and how central banks will react.
"I still think we may see an initial squeeze higher but then the market will drift lower as investors await the macro data, much of it on Thursday; ECB (European Central Bank) & BoE (Bank of England) rate meetings, ADP jobs data ahead of U.S. jobs data Friday and with question marks over Japan ahead of the gubernatorial elections this weekend which could be seen as a test of Abenomics," wrote Andrew Sullivan, an analyst for Kim Eng Securities in Hong Kong, on Wednesday morning.
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- 8:13 pm
- Sony shares shine as Japan recovers
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The bleeding in Japanese stocks has stopped for the time being, with the Nikkei Average on Wednesday holding to a rise of 1.5% roughly an hour into the session. Read more here. The market took a beating on Tuesday as the Japanese yen strengthened to the ¥100-level against the U.S. dollar, and such a move tends to hurt exporting stocks.
Sony shares are running higher after Japanese newspaper Nikkei reported the company is working on a plan to sell its PC business – known for its Vaio brand — to a Japanese investment fund. The sale could result in Sony swinging to a net loss for the fiscal year ending March 31. Investors appear to embrace the idea of selling the unit, sending Sony shares up roughly 6% and toward their first gain in five sessions.
But in Sydney, the benchmark ASX 200 couldn't hang on to a slim gain, turning lower by 0.2%.


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Intel Corp. has published a product change notification (PCN) document concerning its 8-series chipsets that will support Intel Core i "Haswell" central processing units (CPUs). According to the paper, the company has already fixed the previously discovered USB 3.0 issues and is currently preparing the new stepping of core-logic for mass production. Intel will be ready to ship the fixed version this Summer.
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HARTFORD — Ryan Gomes took a breather and imparted a bit of NBA-honed wisdom to Keith Cothran:
"Gee said, 'Time to turn it up,'" Cothran said, "and that's what I did."
Cothran scored nine points in a row as Harte Nissan, its 15-point lead vanished, regained control of the game and went on to beat the Recycle King Naughty Boyz 159-141 in the first game of the best-of-three Greater Hartford Pro–Am championship series Monday Night at Classical Magnet School.
Harte can clinch the title on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. If a third game is necessary, it would be played Thursday night.
Cothran, who played at Rhode Island and plays professionally in Iceland, ended up scoring 41 points and Lamonte Ullmer, who also played at URI and professionally in Luxembourg, had 33 and 12 rebounds. Both were at their best in the fourth quarter, as Harte outscored Recycle King 52-32 over the last 14 minutes of the game.
"When Keith made that run, that sealed the game for us," said Gomes, who had 25 points and 10 rebounds. "He's able to penetrate to the basket so well, and Lamonte just plays above the rim. The intensity those guys brought at the end of the third quarter turned the game in our favor."
Not surprisingly, the gym filled to capacity and the two teams in the finals staged a scoring rampage — even by GHPA standards. Both teams were over the 100-point mark with nearly 16 minutes left to play. Harte Nissan, a team that has been together for several years, put it together halfway through the second quarter, making a 24-9 run to open up a 15-point lead. Gomes scored 20 points in the first half.
Doug Wiggins also scored 20 in the first half for Recycle King, which made its run in the third quarter. Playing a small, extremely quick lineup featuring Wiggins, Jerome Dyson of the Phoenix Suns and SMU-bound Danny Lawhorn in the back court, Simoniz cut it quickly. Lawlor's three-pointer with 4:32 left in the third quarter cut it to one, 97-96.
"We have to play smaller and it's effective at times," said Wiggins, who finished with 32 points. "But it hurts us on the defensive end. There are mismatches, we really don't have anyone who can match up with Gomes. It has to be a team effort on defense."
Wiggins drove the lane and scored to tie the game at 102 with 3:16 left in the third, and he scored again off a turnover to give the Naughty Boyz the lead, 109-107. Harte regained the lead, 117-113, by the end of the quarter, as Cothran scored seven points in a row, but Recycle King had scored a whopping 48 points over the 12-minute period.
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Dyson finished the game with a triple double, 30 points, 17 rebounds and 10 assists. Dyson had four steals, Wiggins seven.
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In the women's championship game earlier in the evening, Doc Hurley beat State Farms/CT Spirit 88-58. Shamika Jackson had 22 points and 15 rebounds for Doc Hurley (7-0), and Lexi Vazquez had 21 points.
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Mount Pocono officials are starting to think that by the time the dust clears, they'll be able to give a firm "yes" to stay with the Pocono Mountain Regional Police Department.
Mount Pocono officials are starting to think that by the time the dust clears, they'll be able to give a firm "yes" to stay with the Pocono Mountain Regional Police Department.
Borough Council President John Finnerty said he believes that at an April 1 meeting, the council likely will rescind its intent-to-leave letter, keeping all four municipalities of the department together for at least another 20 months.
If Mount Pocono were to rescind its letter, none of the municipalities would be able to leave the department until 2015.
"We had our own issues to work out, and to a large degree, I think we've worked a lot of them out," Finnerty said.
The department that looked like it was falling apart in December now is making strides toward pulling itself back together.
In December, both Coolbaugh Township and Mount Pocono submitted intent-to-leave letters that would have taken effect at the start of 2014.
However, Coolbaugh Township rescinded its letter this week.
"I was surprised and grateful," said commission Chairman John Kerrick about the decision. "I'm glad we were all able to get to a resolve and move forward."
Forward is now in Mount Pocono's hands.
The department's commission still has the borough's letter, and as late as Thursday, the borough was scrambling to schedule a council meeting for Monday — one day before the next police commission meeting.
That didn't happen, so now the next chance for a meeting — and a vote on the letter — likely will be April 1.
"That's two months earlier than we expected to decide, which is good," Finnerty said of the earlier, self-imposed deadline of June to come up with a decision.
For the last two months, a borough committee has been researching alternatives to the regional police force. The committee hoped to be ready to present a finished product in time for a meeting Monday, but decided the report wasn't ready.
"We have time," said Mayor Rich Dorkoski, a member of the committee. "We wanted to be thorough and complete. When push comes to shove, it's not a good idea to rush through this."
Dorkoski said he believes the report could be finalized in time for the April 1 meeting.


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