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NEW HAVEN, Conn. –The Yale men's hockey team (27-6-1), coming off last weekend's ECAC Hockey Tournament Championship win, has secured the No. 1 overall seed in the 2011 NCAA Tournament. The Bulldogs take on No. 16 Air Force (20-11-6) in the NCAA East Regional at Webster Bank's Arena at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport, Conn., this Friday at 6:30 p.m. The Bulldogs, winners of four straight games, are making their third straight NCAA Tournament appearance. The winner of the Yale-Air Force contest takes on the survivor of the No. 8 Union (26-9-4) vs. No. 9 Minnesota-Duluth (22-10-6) semifinal slated for 3 p.m. on Friday. The winner of the East heads to St. Paul, Minn., for the April 7-9 Frozen Four.
ESPNU HD and espn3.com carry all three games live with Clay Matvick and Barry Melrose providing commentary.
Four straight goals erased a 3-0 deficit as Air Force beat Yale 4-3 at Cadet Ice Arena on Nov. 14. Air Force engineered the comeback by keeping Yale (15 penalties) in the penalty box for most of the third period. Nine penalties in the final period helped turn a game nearing a blowout for Yale into a four-goal comeback in just over 10 minutes. Jeff Malcolm got his first start since the season opener and made 25 saves. Jason Torf stopped 34 of 37 shots to earn his first collegiate win and hand the Elis their first defeat of the season. Jimmy Martin, Brian O'Neill and Denny Kearney got pucks past him. VS.
Yale won the first meeting with Minnesota-Duluth (5-4, 1975) before losing the last five straight. There were three encounters in the 1970s and three between 2001 and 2005. Also nicknamed the Bulldogs, UMD last beat Yale 5-1 in 2005 at Duluth. The Elis have a 21-15-3 lead over Union in a series that began in 1991-92, the year Dutchmen replaced Army in ECAC Hockey. Yale and Union split this winter's meetings.
Yale was No. 1 in the polls and Union was 12 when the Dutchmen beat the Blue 3-2 on Jan. 28 in New York. Ryan Rondeau stopped 31 of 34 shots. It was just the second time the Bulldogs had been outshot (34-30) in a game. Kenny Agostino and Jimmy Martin were the two Bulldog goals scorers. The Elis were swept at UMD early in the 2005-06 season (year before Keith Allain) by a combined 14-2, going 0-for-10 on the power play while allowing five man-advantage tallies.
Yale owns a 9-4 lead in a series that began in 1989 and has a 66-34 advantage in goals. However, the last four meetings have been split. Here are the 13 meetings (YU score listed first):
Kevin Limbert had two goals and Ryan Rondeau made 22 saves as Yale captured the 2011 ECAC Hockey Tournament Championship by beating Cornell 6-0 at Boardwalk Hall on March 19. The Bulldogs hit the net six times after 40 minutes on just 19 shots on target. Yale, the top seed, finished with a 33-22 advantage in shots. Antoine Laganiere, Chris Cahill, Colin Dueck and Broc Little also scored goals while Denny Kearney had three assists. Jimmy Martin, Brian O'Neill and Andrew Miller each had two helpers. The Elis got to the title game by handing Colgate a 4-0 loss in the first semifinal on March 18.
The first ECAC Hockey Championship Weekend on the Jersey Shore was a dominating one for Yale. The Bulldogs outscored opponents 10-0 at Boardwalk Hall last weekend while outshooting them 73-44. Five of the 10 tallies came in the second period. Chris Cahill, Kevin Limbert and Antoine Laganiere all had a pair of goals. Yale scored three times on 10 man-advantages while stopping all 10 opponent chances. Brian O'Neill, Andrew Miller, Jimmy Martin, Ryan Rondeau (MVP) and Cahill all made the all-tournament team.
Yale lost its first game of the 2010-11 post season and then won four straight by a combined score of 19-2. The Elis have outshot post-season opponents 182-125 in five games and are 19 for 29 on the power play with 11 different skaters finding the net.
Friday's game is Yale's seventh NCAA Tournament contest, and the Elis are 2-4 in those games.
The Blue, winners of two of the last three ECAC Tournament Championships, has played 71 ECAC Playoff contests since the first in 1967 and are 22-44-5 overall. Yale, winners of nine of its last 12 conference playoff games, has won four straight, equaling the school record (also in 2009). Yale hosted the ECAC Quarterfinals nine times (last 3 years straight) and is 10-7-3 in those games while advancing to the conference championship weekend five times. The Blue also played in two ECAC championship weekends at the Boston Garden in the 1980s, skated at Lake Placid in 1998 and won the title at Albany in 2009.
Air Force earned its fourth Atlantic Hockey Association (AHA) Championship in the last five years by beating RIT 1-0 last Saturday at Rochester's Blue Cross Arena. Jason Torf tied a career-high with 40 saves and Jacques Lamoureux scored the only goal as the Falcons advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in school history. "This was a great playoff game," said Falcons' head coach Frank Serratore (2-2 vs. Yale). "We have a great team in the true sense of the word team. This one was pure gratification because nobody besides our guys thought we could win it. You have to earn these kinds of wins and these guys did. When you get here, you have to make the most of it, because you never know if and when you will get back." The last time Air Force played in the NCAAs in 2009, the Falcons upset Michigan and then fell to Vermont in OT at Bridgeport. The OT decision came after a video replay of a puck going through a net.
The Bulldogs are not looking past the NCAA Regionals, but the governor of Minnesota might be. Mark Dayton '69, former Yale hockey goalie and two-year letterman, would love to see his alma mater in St. Paul's Xcel Energy Center for April's Frozen Four… but it could be at the expense of home state school UMD. Former Yale player Jack Dalrymple '70 (lettered in 1968) might also have a two-team rooting interest as governor of North Dakota. The Fighting Sioux, ranked No. 1 in both polls, is the top seed in the Midwest Regional at Green Bay and takes on Rensselaer Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ET.
The 27 wins are a Yale record and are three better than the 2008-09 Elis who went 24-8-3 while winning the ECAC regular season and tournament titles before falling to Vermont at the NCAA East Regional at Bridgeport. Yale's 17 ECAC wins equal the record reached by the 1997-98 team with an identical 17-4-1 mark.
Yale's 35 ECAC points tie the school record established by the 1997-98 Bulldogs, who won the regular season title, lost in the conference semifinals at Lake Placid and then fell to Ohio State in the NCAA West Regional at Ann Arbor.
The NCAA's power ranking system used to compare teams for tournament time is called PairWise. It uses four criteria: record against common opponents, head-to-head competition, record against other teams under consideration and the RPI ranking. Yale is currently first with 29 points followed by North Dakota (28) and Boston College (27).
The Elis almost went the entire regular season without seeing overtime or a tie. The 1-1 decision on the second-to-last day of the season (Colgate on Feb. 25) was the first OT game and tie of 2010-11. The last time Yale went without a tie was the 2003-04 campaign; the Blue last went a season without OT in 1967-68.
Six members of ECAC Hockey compete for the Ivy League's Hobey Baker Trophy, which is all that is on the line in this race. Yale won its third straight (4th in 5 years) Ivy title by going 9-1 and having 18 points. Dartmouth was second with 13 points.
A 2010-11 first-team All-ECAC pick, sophomore F Andrew Miller (68 gp, 17-62-79), voted "best passer" by his teammates, is No. 4 in the nation with .97 assists per game (tops in ECAC). More impressive is that 22 of his 33 assists are primary ones. His team-high 33 helpers (2nd best at Yale and five behind Mark Kaufmann '93) are a sophomore school record while his team-best 45 points are seven off the Yale mark (52, Ding Palmer, 1927-28). He probably had his best offensive weekend as a collegian on Feb. 25-26 when he hit the net three times against Colgate/Cornell combined. Miller (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), who is 12th in the nation with 1.29 points per contest, registered the most (34 last year) points by a Yale rookie since Tom Walsh set the bar with 41 in 1984-85. The speedy forward was the 2008-09 USA Junior Player of the Year and 2007 Michigan High School Mr. Hockey. Last winter, he was second among conference rookies with one point per game, which also put him fourth in the country for newcomers. He ranked eighth in Division I last year with .85 assists per outing.
The Whale (Ingalls Rink) has been a tough place for visitors this season. Yale, which enjoyed its first undefeated (15-0-1, only Division I team to do that this year) regular season at Ingalls, finished 17-1-1 at home. The Elis never won that many games in a season in New Haven. Yale last went unbeaten at New Haven in 1928-29. The Bulldogs are 40-10-3 over the last three seasons at the Whale and 12-10-3 in home ECAC playoff games all time.
Despite having close to 9,000 in attendance at the ECAC Hockey Quarterfinal Playoffs, Yale's streak of home sellouts at Ingalls Rink (3,500) ended at 12 that weekend.
Seniors Jimmy Martin and Denny Kearney became Yale's career leaders in games played when they skated in their 136th against Cornell. They both passed Mark Arcobello '10 (131 gp) on March 11 against St. Lawrence.
2010-11 first-team All-ECAC selection Brian O'Neill (101gp, 46-69-115), who had four assists last weekend, shares the team lead with 18 goals. The junior forward's 44 points are second. That includes a career-high three goals at Clarkson on Feb. 12, which helps him rank 15th nationally with 1.29 points per game. He began 2010-11 with a 3-2-5 weekend in the two wins including 2-1-3 and the GWG against Dartmouth on Oct. 30. Last winter he led the Elis with 29 assists and 45 points while ranking seventh in the country with 1.32 PPG. O'Neill (Yardley, Pa.), who was voted "most humorous" by his teammates, made the 2008-09 CHN (national) and ECAC Hockey All-Rookie teams after going 12-14-26 in 2008-09.
Ryan Rondeau (Carvel, Alb.) notched a few school records in 2010-11, a year after sharing the Yale net with three others and not knowing where he would fit in this season. He did not show up on any All-ECAC or All-Ivy League teams, but he has managed to lead the nation with a 1.83 GAA and is second with a .932 SP. The senior goalie currently has a three-game shutout streak and a scoreless string of 202 minutes, 19 seconds. His 2010-11 post-season stats include a 4-1 mark with a 1.11 GAA, while he has stopped 119 of 125 shots and 23 of 25 man-advantages. After getting six starts in 2009-10, Rondeau has started 32 of the 34 games and has been named ECAC Hockey MLX Skates Goalie of the Week three times and was insidecollegehockey.com national player of the week on March 21. Rondeau had a 141:29 scoreless streak and consecutive shutouts (first time for a Yalie since 1998) in December. The senior, who owns a 32-9-2 career mark and a school-record 26 wins this winter, has been in net for seven wins over ranked teams including a 3-2 decision with North Dakota at the 2010 NCAA Northeast Regional semifinal.
Denny Kearney (Hanover, NH), who shares the career games played (136) record with Jimmy Martin, is third on the team with 15 goals and fourth with 39 points. His assist total (24) includes 18 that were primary helpers, including all four against SLU in the home playoff series. Kearney notched eight points over the first two games (Brown, Dartmouth on Oct. 29-30) and was ECAC Hockey's Player of the Week. That included his first collegiate hat trick (natural) and a game-winner during the most prolific weekend of his collegiate career. In addition, all four assists were primary ones. Kearney (136 gp, 44-85-129), who was voted by his teammates as the "best dresser" and "most talkative" among the Bulldogs, is Yale's active career assist leader (4th best at Yale) and is eighth in points. However, he may not be the best athlete in his family. His sister, Hannah Kearney, won an Olympic gold medal in mogul skiing at the 2010 Games and is the top ranked American in that event.
Yale senior forward Broc Little (Rindge, N.H.) is tied for the team lead with 18 goals and third with 40 points after a three-goal, eight-point conference playoff run. His 5-2-7 in the SLU playoff series gave him ECAC MLX Skates Player of the Week for the second time this year. Little, fifth on Yale's career goals list, had his third career hat trick (3-1-4) against Holy Cross on Jan. 2. Twelve of his 22 assists have been primary ones. He was named one of the 20 candidates for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award in hockey, which honors student-athletes who excel both on and off the ice. Little (128 gp, 71-68-139), who has 11 more points than games played, led the 2009-10 Bulldogs with 27 goals, a Yale record for juniors, while leading all of Division I in goals per game (.79). He was second on the team with 41 points and garnered numerous post-season honors, including RBK Second-Team All-America, first-team All-ECAC, All-Ivy and All-New England. Little, a political science major, has shown the same dedication in the classroom with a 3.1 GPA and three-time ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team status.
Captain Jimmy Martin (St. Louis, Mo.) is a defensive defenseman who has turned himself into a player with offensive potential. Martin, whose seven goals and 22 points are career-highs, now has 11 career goals, including a career-best two in game one of the ECAC Quarterfinals, and 57 career points which rank eighth at Yale. Martin, who attended three different high schools in three states before coming to New Haven, is a political science major who helped Des Moines make it to the 2007 USHL final four.
A pair of experienced sophomores joins Ryan Rondeau in the net mix. Jeff Malcolm (12 gp, 4.02, .837, 6-4-0) made 16 saves in the 7-4 win over Brown on Oct. 29 before stopping 25 shots in a 4-3 loss at Air Force. The Lethbridge, AB, native has allowed eight goals, including six on the power play and two with a 5-on-3 advantage. Alta Loma, Calif., resident Nick Maricic (16 gp, 2.89, .888, 7-4-2) played the last period against Holy Cross (5 saves) and some of the third at RPI. Maricic has not had a start this winter.
Three seniors, two juniors and a sophomore comprise the typical Yale defensive lineup this season. These six players, who have 16 goals between them in 2010-11, have a combined 557 career games played. Two seniors with 36 points combined this winter, Jimmy Martin and Mike Matczak (Sewell, N.J.), have produced nine goals this season.
Chris Cahill, Broc Little and Denny Kearney are all among the 15 semifinalists for the 59th annual Walter Brown Award given to the top American born Division I player in New England by the Gridiron Club of Boston each March. A Yale player has never won the award.
Chris Cahill (North Andover, Mass.) is enjoying his best collegiate season on offense with a career-high 15 goals and 34 points, including four different two-goal games and a trio of three-point outings. None of his goals were bigger than the one he scored to win the Feb. 20 game at Princeton with less than two minutes left. Cahill was named ECAC Hockey Player of the Week on Dec. 6 after leading Yale to a pair of wins over nationally ranked teams with three goals and four points. The senior forward is fourth on the team in goals and has career numbers of 31 goals and 75 points in 124 games.
Yale freshman forward Kenny Agostino, named HCA National Rookie of the Month for January (8-4-12), is the first Yale freshman to receive that award. He was ECAC Hockey MLX Skates Rookie of the Week on Jan. 23 (3 goals vs. Clarkson/SLU), becoming the only Bulldog to earn conference rookie honors this season. The former Delbarton School star had a goal and three assists before the holiday break, and has 10 goals and 11 assists since. The leading scorer (11-14-25) among Yale freshmen, he ranks 11th nationally among rookies with .86 points per game. Agostino became the first Yale newcomer in 30 years to record five points in one game on Jan. 2. He notched three goals and two assists against Holy Cross and became the school's first freshman to tally five points since former Olympian and NHL star Bob Brooke '83 established the school rookie record against Dartmouth in 1980.
The class of 2014 includes four forwards and one defenseman. All five competed in the Northeast during 2009-10. Three of the new Elis played in the juniors (Eastern, North Atlantic) last winter while two came to Yale from New England prep schools. F Clinton Bourbonais (Colchester, Conn.), F Kenny Agostino (Flanders, N.J.) and F Jesse Root (Pittsburgh, Pa.) have all found the net this season. D Gus Young (Dedham, Mass.), who has been fighting injuries, has an assist in three games played, while F Brad Peltz (Mount Kisco, N.Y.) is looking for his first regular season action. Agostino (2), Root and Peltz combined for four of Yale's five goals in the Dec. 29 win over the Russian Red Stars. Agostino tied a school rookie record with five (3-2) points against Holy Cross.
Keith Allain '80, Yale's Malcolm G. Chace Head Coach of Hockey, is 99-55-13 as a head coach, including 13-8 in the post season and 1-1 vs. Air Force. Only two other Yale hockey head coaches have more wins, and none have reached the 90-win mark faster than Allain, who has led his current squad to a school-record 27 wins. The former Yale goalie has led the Blue to three Ivy League titles, two ECAC regular season championships, two ECAC Tournament titles, three straight 20-win campaigns and a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances. Allain, who played and worked for Tim Taylor at Yale, earned the 2008-09 Tim Taylor Award as the ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year by leading the Elis to the best season in the program's history. A then school-record 24 wins, Yale's first ECAC Tournament Championship and a school-best No. 5 national ranking in late March were a few reasons why he was selected. College Hockey News named him 2008-09 national coach of the year. This is Allain's 12th overall year at Yale; he spent four as a student-athlete goalie and three as an assistant coach in the 1980s. Allain, a former NHL (17 years) and Olympics (1992, 2006) assistant, was named the 11th head coach of the Yale men's ice hockey program on April 15, 2006. Allain is the second Yale graduate to take the position and the first since Holcomb York '17 led the Bulldogs from 1930 to 1938 (Lawrence M. Noble '27 coached the Elis from 1928 to 1930). The starting goalie on four Bulldog squads, Allain recorded the second-most (31) wins for a Yale netminder and ranks third at the school with 2,337 career saves. He owns four of the top 10 Yale single-game save totals, including 55 stops in a 7-3 loss at Minnesota on Dec. 28, 1978.
After ECAC Title: "We played an outstanding game tonight. Our power play was clicking and allowed us to get an early lead, but I was most pleased with how sound our defensive effort was."
About Facing Air Force: "They are a fast, tough, well-coached team that will be a challenge for us to play against. They made a great, late comeback to beat us at their place early this season. We will need our best game to reach Saturday."
Keith Allain served as head coach of the 2011 U.S. National Junior Team and led the squad to a bronze medal at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship in Buffalo, N.Y. The U.S., which won all but its semifinal game, defeated Sweden to take the bronze on Jan. 5. Allain, who helped the U.S. National Junior Team win a second straight medal at the IIHF World Junior Championship for the first time, owns a 13-4-2 overall record as a head coach in the event, giving him the top winning percentage (.736) of any U.S. head coach to have served on multiple teams. Allain was joined on the U.S. team by Yale's hockey strength & conditioning coach Joe Maher. Kyle Wallack, Yale's fifth-year assistant who is in his first season as associate head coach, served as Yale's head coach in Allain's absence.
Yale is 3-2 vs. ranked teams this year. The Elis beat Union, RPI and Dartmouth at home while falling to the Dutchmen and Engineers on the road. The Blue is 9-3 vs. teams currently ranked in the uscho.com poll and 3-3 against teams in the NCAA Tournament.
The Bulldogs have 146 goals and are No. 1 in the nation with a 4.29 average after 34 games. Yale hit the 100-goal mark after 23 games. The Blue scored 10 against Holy Cross and had seven goals twice, six four times and five on nine occasions this year. Yale led the nation in scoring in 2009-10 and hit the 100 mark in game No. 25. The school record is 160 goals by the 1985-86, a squad that went 20-10 and lost an ECAC semifinal in OT to Cornell at Boston Garden.
The Yale roster includes players from 12 different states and three provinces. Illinois, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania are represented twice each while six hail from Alberta, including a Calgary pair.
Northeast prep schools and the United States Hockey League each contributed nine players to the Bulldog roster. Six former British Columbia Hockey League skaters are at Yale while the Atlantic Junior Hockey League has a pair. One Eli played in the Eastern Junior Hockey League and another came from a private school.
The Bulldogs have outshot 31 of 34 opponents (by 338 combined) this year after having the advantage in 26 of the 34 games last year. Vermont (32-30), Union (34-30) and Princeton (40-32) are the only squads to outshoot the Blue this season. Vermont was the only team to outshoot the Blue at Ingalls.
After opening the season with five straight wins, the Blue stumbled on Nov. 14 at Air Force before bouncing back with a road win at Cornell on Nov. 19. That was the first of 10 straight wins that carried through to the Jan. 15 victory over Brown at Ingalls. Division I's longest win streak this year came to an end the next day at Brown.
Yale's streak of 57 straight ECAC games without consecutive losses came to an end during the Union/RPI trip in late January.
The Class of 2011 became the winningest in Yale men's hockey history after beating Holy Cross on Jan. 2. The current seniors have amassed 88 victories, surpassing the total (72) reached by the Class of 2010. In addition, the Class of 2011 is the first at Yale to have four winning seasons since the Class of 1954.
Eight members of the senior class have accounted for 65 goals. The juniors (6) have hit the net 43 times. Yale sophomores (4) have tallied 21 goals, while the freshmen (4) have added 17.
Yale had four shorthanded goals last year and led the nation with nine the year before. The Bulldogs' first goal of 2010-11 was shorthanded by Broc Little, the school's career leader with seven, but the team went 15 games without another. That's when Chris Cahill hit the net down a man against Clarkson at home. The Elis tripled their season output on the Quinnipiac-Princeton road trip with shorthanders by Kevin Limbert, Denny Kearney, Andrew Miller and Charles Brockett.
Yale became the second ECAC Champion to take its semifinal and final with shutouts... The Bulldogs became just the second ECAC team to have five of the six all-tournament spots... Yale has beaten Cornell in two of the last three ECAC Championship Games by a combined score of 11-0… The Bulldogs wore their home white jerseys for the second straight night at Atlantic City in their first neutral site games of the season… The Yale lineup was the same last Friday and Saturday… Junior forwards Kevin Limbert (10-10-20) and Chad Ziegler (7-7-14) are enjoying career-best offensive seasons… Two NHL draftees have skated for the Bulldogs this winter: Kenny Agostino (Pittsburgh) and Gus Young (Colorado).
This season, for the first time ever, two former Yale players skated on the same National Hockey League team. Chris Higgins '05 and Joe Callahan '05 have been on the Florida Panthers' roster at times. They played in the same game again on Feb. 13 and Higgins had a goal that night against the Sharks. In other alumni news, Mark Arcobello '10 was named MVP of January's ECHL All-Star Game after netting three goals. Fourteen former Yale players are skating professionally this winter: Sean Backman '10 (Texas Stars, AHL, 57 GP, 7-15-22), Ryan Donald '10 (Providence Bruins, AHL), Mark Arcobello '10 (Oklahoma City Barons, AHL), Thomas Dignard '10 (Tulsa Oilers, CHL), Alec Richards '09 (Rockford Icehogs, AHL, 104 GA, 2 SO, 2.90, 14-21-1, .899), Brennan Turner '09 (Gwinnett Gladiators, ECHL), David Meckler '09 (Manchester Monarchs, AHL), Matt Cohen '07 (Hamburg Freezers, DEL), Brad Mills '07 (New Jersey Devils, NHL; Albany Devils, AHL), Chris Higgins '05 (Vancouver Canucks, NHL, 53 GP, 11-13-24), Joe Callahan '05 (Florida Panthers, NHL; Rochester Americans, AHL), Stacey Bauman '03 (Tulsa Oilers, CHL), Jeff Hamilton '01 (HIFK Helsinki, FNL), Ray Giroux '98 (Chelyabinsk Traktor, KHL).
The pay-per-view Yale home regular season hockey "TV" broadcasts on yalebulldogs.com are a Yale Athletic Department production that employs students to produce, shoot and broadcast most of the action. Sam Dorward '13 is the producer and Joel Oblizalo '12 does the camera work. Evan Ellis '11 handles most of the calls for the Elis as well as an interview with Coach Allain.
Yale has been on TV nine times this season. The Dec. 5 game against Union and the Feb. 20 contest at Princeton aired live on ESPNU. The YES Network aired the Feb. 5 Dartmouth game. The Elis have also been on CBS College Sports (at Cornell, ECAC semi and final) and Time Warner Cable (at Colgate, Union and RPI).
The Yale student radio station formerly found on AM-1340 and on wybc.com, is only available via internet this season. WYBC does most of the home contests and a pre-game interview with Coach Allain.
Yale hockey celebrated the re-dedication of Ingalls Rink (3,500 capacity) on Jan. 16, 2010, with ceremonies on and off the ice. The rink built in 1958 has been modernized in many ways while adding 13,000 square feet of varsity operational space. The additions include locker rooms and space for strength & conditioning (including skating treadmill), student-athlete study area, medical & training, officials, video, coaches, equipment, reception (Schley Room) and more. There are new historical displays and concession stands and bathrooms for the building nicknamed the Yale Whale because of its humpback-shaped roof.
Yale and Fairfield hosted the 2009 East Regional in Bridgeport at Webster Bank's Arena at Harbor Yard, and the Bulldogs were one of the four teams to participate. The 2012 East Regional is also slated for the Yard, which has also hosted numerous NCAA post-season basketball events.
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Where is it?
Our New Ghost Chat Room!
Started by Jeff Belanger , Sep 14 2004 10:46 AM
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Posted 06 August 2012 - 08:41 PM
Right this way to my haunted space.
Posted 08 August 2012 - 12:42 AM
I'm new and I can't even figure out how to get to the page which is shown in the screenshot.
Nevermind the chat room
I'm going to take a guess and say that the chatroom is no longer available. The screen shot listed above is from the former forum format (that's fun to say aloud). I've searched high and low and can't find any way to access a Ghost Village chatroom on this new format The last posts mentioning an active chatroom are from over a year ago (May/June 2011), so I'm guessing it was shelved due to lack of interest, and possibly...some inappropriate behavior per a pinned post listed in this section from 2007...when the format changed. I've taken a pretty long hiatus from the board, and when I came back, the format has changed, so I wouldn't swear to anything. Perhaps one of the more senior members can pinpoint when the change occurred.
Posted 17 August 2012 - 12:50 PM
I'm looking once again for the chat room.
Right this way to my haunted space.
Posted 18 August 2012 - 01:13 AM
When we moved to this new forum format, the link to the chat room was removed. If we decide to restore it, we will post an announcement.
I didn't lose my mind - I have it backed up on a disk ... somewhere
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USA Six Goal Second Period Sinks Slovakia Thursday
The United States men's hockey team used a six goal second period barrage to destroy Slovakia 7-1 Thursday morning in Sochi.
John Carlson scored the first period's only goal at 14:27 from Phil Kessel and James Van Riemsdyk to give the United States a 1-0 lead at the first intermission.
Tomas Tatar scored for Slovakia just :24 into the second period to tie the game at one, but then the floodgates opened.
Ryan Kesler started the flurry with a goal at 1:26 of the second period. Kesler's eventual game-winner was assisted by Patrick Kane.
Before the period was over the United States got a pair of goals from Paul Stastny and single goals from Dustin Brown, David Backes and Kessel.
Team USA is back on the ice Saturday morning at 6:30 for a matchup with host Russia.


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I haven't posted in a while, to be honest I just couldn't face it. I find reading people's threads about health/SM really difficult now. I'm struggling to cope emotionally at the moment, I seem to do nothing but worry and have dreams that I'd sooner forget.
I'm having trouble with Murphy, which is unusual as he's always been the picture of health. He's just not been himself lately, he was treated for a sore back in November, which he seemed to get over pretty well, the vet thought he'd pulled a muscle as he was very quiet, off he food, and had spasms when you touched his back. Over the last week or so he's just been quieter, he's choosing to lay on the floor rather than with us on the furniture, his leg licking has increased(he's been a leg licker for a year or two). And he just seems a little "down", he was off his food a day last week, so we had him in to get his glands checked and a general check. At the time the vet ask if he normally sat so hunched, but we said no, we put it down to him being at the vets.
Yesterday though I noticed the spasms were back when you touched his middle back area, so back to the vets we go. He on Metacam and in for x-rays on Friday. The vet checked his reflexes, and reactions whilst we were in, and said they seem fine. However, he asked me if he had any other behaviour changes lately, and the one things that popped into my mind is he's grumpy with Misty. He's been growling at her more and more if she's trying to get up beside him or our lap, or the couch. I'm wondering if this has been because he's sore? I actually had to split them up earlier after they started fighting over a Kong, this has never happened in three years.
The vets said he could just have tweeked his back jumping off furniture, or it could be degenerative disk disease. I did mention SM, as he leg licks, and likes a good head rub in the mornings, but he wants to see if the x-rays show anything first. I'm trying not to worry, but of course I can't help myself.
I'm already stressed out over Misty as it is, as her scratching has increased a lot, she is especially sensitive down her right side of her neck, and she's lost some of her spark too. I called Glasgow about it, unfortunately Allison isn't there at the moment, but spoke to a lovely man called Jacques. I was really surprised when he mentioned Misty's MRI had showed a small amount of fluid on the brain, as this was never mentioned. He went on to say that the scratching is harder to manage that the pain at times, as Gabapentin doesn't decrease it. He did say it was possible the fluid had increased, and this was maybe causing her scratching to increase. He's put her on a course of steroids to see if they help and I've to call back and speak to Allison when she's back next week.
I can hand on heart say I will never, ever own another Cavalier. I love my two so much, but my heart breaks when I look at Misty, and I do nothing but worry over whether she is comfortable or not. I couldn't stand to go through it all again. I'm just hoping whatever this is with Murphy is nothing serious.


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Article Date: January 24, 2005 | Publication: StudentNewspaper.Org | Author: Julie Balazs
It is often easier to perpetuate a lie, even one rapidly spinning out of control, than to tell the truth. An unfortunate state of affairs, but without which there would be no premise for this lovely film.
Frankie Morrison has spent most of his young life moving with his mother, Lizzie (Emily Mortimer), who has never told him that they are running from his abusive father. To give him a sense of stability Lizzie writes to Frankie (Jack McElhone) in the guise of his sailor dad? When Frankie reads in the newspaper that his dad's ship will soon be docking in Glasgow, Lizzie has a choice: tell Frankie the truth about his father, or find someone to play him for a day. She opts for the fake father - enter The Stranger (Gerard Butler).
Mortimer gives a convincing performance as a woman whose fierce protectiveness of her son hides a deep-rooted fear that manifests as constant nervousness. Butler's intensely appealing stranger is a strong, silent type - rather like Gerard Butler, actually.
Director Shona Auerbach does her best with a flawed script. It is disappointingly predictable and deals poorly with an awkward, morally ambiguous subplot involving Frankie biological father. However what could have been a dull film becomes lyrical in her capable hands as she accentuates the film with panoramic shots of Greenock.
Despite a subtle undertone of sadness that runs throughout, Auerbach doesn let it wallow or preach and gives us a charming, undemanding film.
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@hellfist I agree this is stupid show. I also agree with everyone else, why watch it if you dont like it. I only replied to this because it popped up on the reviews section. I stopped watching it with the silly ar 15 that can push people back with the addition the person shooting had no issue shooting it...equal and opposite reaction thing. I am also pro second amendment and found it getting a little outrageous how weapons are portrayed in the general media. If you dont like a show stop watching. Watch Critical Role on youtube or something
Now I want a gummy bear, yes yummy I feel your pain ( also not having any gummy bears) I'm just a regular Joe here, although I did moderate a t.v. site at one time, not even sure if there is a moderator here or not? but the one I was at only Admin supplied any links to the site, here anyone and there robot dog can post links it seems, so not sure if anything that's already done will ever get fixed or not?
@TheFlyingMan - this entire series needs new links. Everything is messed up.
6/1 is really Season 5 ep 22 with ep 23 on March 21st
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All the links go to S05 E14, Please fix!
Hellfist you are stupid me when i'm bored, if i don't find tv show that i like i either watch movies, play video games or rewatch tv shows or movies that i laready watched and loved. One more thing you don't even know what you are talking about, in a life of superhero there is a lot of drama : lost of people that they care about, relationships gone bad, new relationships, sad moment, etc THIS IS THE LIFE OF A SUPERHERO a LOT of Drama in it because of what they do... But if you don't like the dram then why are you even watching this in the first place XD
ty @TheFlyingMan - finally a full episode.
This episode is incomplete. Naked and Afraid s10e03 is a 2hours special that should be 84mins long...all these links only show the first part which is 42mins long.......
Charmed S01E14-WEBRIP.mp4 https://vshare.eu/j9xd2u2rsll8.htm
wessel2010 openload was till the end, had the same problem
2 links - Tonia and matrilinear do NOT show the ful l episode. They end at the cemetary conversation.
and all the right links have shitty sound quality! after one week not one decent link somewhere?
so much for uploaders checking what they are uploading.... all the openload links are American Gods.... not Charmed
People who liked Ghost Adventures also liked... really RuPauls Drag Race and Dance Moms, the list at the bottom of the page could at least try to connect to similar shows at least ghost related there's lots of them, The Dead Files, among others.
Wow season 18 just how many ghosts are out there, I liked his fathers show The Haunted Collector, finding an object at the seen that was bringing or keeping the ghost at that location.
Disappointing episode, nothing really happened.
Everyone here made up there own name, i'm just making up a better one for you, like it or lump it, and NO the star is showing you where on the chat the star system is, come on man it say's zero out of ten and NOT one out of ten, the symbol is for people who prefer to look at the pictures, I gave up on supergirl and the flash for the same reason the new spider man bothers me, there all a bunch of Winny wimps. and the same reason I gave up on DC's Legends Of Tomorrow, when they brought in kid flash. and now you will see it's one star as I just voted.
Wow @Hellfist that took an aggressive turn dude how many times have we told you THE SHOW IS STILL GOING HAS BEEN RENEWED IT HAS MUCH LONGER and second clearly you have never read a comic book they feature drama as much as action like not every page of a comic book is action there is character building, relationships are formed, characters marry divorce, get raped, struggle with ptsd all things that also happen in reality that happen in comics and thus should also be a part of a superhero show im done with you today but if you want to keep watching a show you clearly DO NOT LIKE just to complain and have everyone else tell you your reading to much into it thats fine. I dont think anyone here has talked shit about you no one has insulted you or sworn at you also dude there are thousands maybe millions of things you could watch there is no way in hell you have exhausted every other possibility of show that you like have you seen everything thats ever existed, you watch lost, supernatural, dexter, breaking bad, prison break thats just a few more mainstream ones which you may have already completed but im just saying there are probably plenty of other "good" shows you havent even seen once because your spending time watching a show that you dont like for some reason
I watch all the good stuff first, this is on the bottom of the list of things to watch when i have ran out of my other shows. As to the actress well never really followed her in real life as don't care much for most celebrities personal believes and such. But if it is as you say then again guess i was seeing more than i had thought in her. If this was in TV i would never really watch it but here its free so i give it a go when it comes up. I do actually feel like the time to give up on the show is right as don't think it has much longer any ways, but again some of the crap on the tube now days just recycled shit from other half backed ideas. The few good shows that do make it is due to people who support the show of fund it and the fans mostly are treated bad or as fanatics at best. Mac Gyver a good example of a good origainal show thats came back to be dumbed-down and so stupid at times, i mean seriously walk out into hall and toss the grenade into the room. Shit like this is what i mean supergirl is a super hero show and at times it is like watching a day time drama not a action comic of superheroes. Any way you guys enjoy your shit show i think i will permanently retire this one to the shit pile of others like lost girl and other craptacular ones. Oh on second thought i might just continue to watch and post shit just to hear you stupid mother fucker talk shit back because fuck you. lolol
@Kruciphix your like my favorite person on this site we are always on the same wavelength love it agree with everything you say
@TheFlyingMan.... at least take your time to read names right, second I see that the show is rated with 1 star.... not zero not seven not ten... just ONE. if it would be zero stars, there wouldn´t be any star coloured, but there is. so somebody rated it with one star already
Steven It's obvious that Hellfist doesn't know what he is talking about... Btw Hellfist you watched and hated 4 season of this show and yet you continue to watch WHY??? When i'm bored i try to find something to watch, but if i don't like it i stop watching it because, well, it would make me bored even more XD.. And do you Really think that it will change SO much that you will start to like it. You watched 4 seasons and didn't like it even if there where chances in each season.. I'm 100% sure that you won't like any other seasons this show will have. For me it's simple i don't like something i don't watch it.. You don't want to be bored then don't watch something you don't like because you will be bored even more XD..
@Hellfist A. you should really spend your bored time watching better stuff i mean your bored so you watch a shit show bro if it hasn't gotten better to you after 4 season it wont anytime soon also as @Kruciphix said the show has been renewed its gonna keep going and B. you do realize that Melissa Benoist the actress you say is "great despite the horrible writers and other crap the net work and others seem to want to interject into it" is like one of the main reasons it is so pro feminism like have you seen anything about her in real life do the research on her my man she is a super feminist has gone to every woman's march against trump does many other things of the like etc etc she has a VERY significant part in the way the show is in the department of all the unity stuff and look i get it you dont want it shoved down your throat but again this is not some sort of expositional docuseries show trying to convince the people to change there thoughts and real world political issues no one is watching this shows and using there plot points for change in our world. C. I agree about character choices being pretty shitty i am not a fan of black jimmy olsen trust me not because hes black but becuase ya he isnt a hero or a big guy hes a scrawny wimp nerd that occasionally helps like rick jones to hulk (yes i know rick becomes Mar-vell and such but i hope you get my point) D. Your pointing to smallvilles "teen angst" as you call it again shows your lack of understanding the universe of the show the first couple seasons there in HIGH SCHOOL of course theres teen angst its part of the character. E. There are still plenty of good comics going around i personally love batman have you read the dark knights metal stories there pretty good just a recommendation and finally I think everyone piece of media every created has featured some bit of the creators prejudices, beliefs, and real world situations because they are created by people the creators arent machines and cant just not put some of their feelings into what they make thats part of the process of making art even if its mediocre or a masterpiece. You show me a single thing that was created with no outside human bias toward some sort of agenda and you cant find one because at the end of the day art and media is a product they are selling you something and if you dont want to buy it you dont have to its your choice but they are not trying to sway your thoughts as much as just get as many people on bored as possibly and nowadays the LGBTQ community is being more widely accepted than ever so it makes sense to feature such elements in a show,movie,book etc in closing all i can really say again is if your bored watch something else something that will actually entertain you instead of wasting your own time with things you consider to be shit i mean unless its your job or something and if so im sorry for you
Power girl is from another universe and beside the animated JL series or Batman and superman animated movie (she wasn't really bad just didn't know how Lex really was) and during the black lantern story, where and when was she bad and turn hero btw? She is the earth 2 version of supergirl, She is a hero not a villain
Well first off Steve, I watch this show out of boredom and hopes that it might have moments of redemption. Much like that i suffered through the whole dreaded Smallvill teen angst pile of shit just to watch the crap they took all over the comics. This show is half ass better but not too much so, pussy males and toxic feminazis as well as force feeding the LGBQXZY whatever bull shit. I am all for quail rights and live and let live just don't shove it down my throat and say it's right trying to make it so. Martian is a blubbering wimp jimmy looks like a ex basket ball player, also emasculated more than once just like every other male on the estrogen show. The comics are dying due to the failing of them sticking to the quality and stories that came before, arrow gone, supergirl will be as well and soon others will follow suit. Main stream can not leave a good thing alone and always have to muck things up, supergirl in the comics was a very strong woman and over came much. The actress that plays her in this show has done great despite the horrible writers and other crap the net work and others seem to want to interject into it. I have seen good in the show, but it constantly gets over shadowed by the crap, which ends up being mediocre at best. As far as white men being bad guys, Lex was the best kind of bad guy he was cold and self absorbed, highly intelligent, and too over confident and full of him self which was his Achilles heal. And was a good counter to superman's boy scout goody goody caring self, as he felt for all even lex, to a point. Lex fancied him self a hero and wanted to be such, but deep down he knew he could never be as long as superman stole his spot light and was an honest hero and not doing it for his own ends. Supergirl on the other hand was always a better fighter, and just as smart if not more so than superman. She was not a baby when she got here and as such knew more about kryton and about how a krytonian was. They have not really used much of her villains, and have used mostly supermans in her show. Now mind you thats all well and good as some over lap might happen. But would have been better to bring in her own villains first instead of riding the cap of her big cousin. I mean the counsel, matrix prime, power girl, and others are great ones and some become heroes and even help later. I just would love to see the writing improve is all and i just hold out against all odds that at some point it might is all.
Btw Hellfist Jon never played Lex in a cartoon he played Felix Faust in JL Action tho
saw this one when i went back to review your previous supergirl reviews and wanted to say directly @Hellfist just because its a fantasy show doesn't mean things that exist in the real world shouldn't/cant be present like really because it is a show about superheroes doesn't mean it cant feature politics that would just as likely be in their world as in ours it is still earth you realize right but in conclusion yes it is a fantasy show so ya they might be "feeding you shit and telling you its spaghetti" but there telling you that in the realm of the show i dont know how many times i have to say this no politicians are watching supergirl and basing some political platform for transgenders or women or race relations around it. And on the other side its just as foolish if you do watch this and say see on supergirl yada yada transgender cuz again its a show not some documentary or expositional peice meant to ''change the world"
@Kruciphix hellfist just has a vendetta against the show because he doesn't think that white men should be bad guys or that a woman can be a hero jk but seriously he just hates the show yet continues to watch it regardless just to complain about it so i guess he is a masochist....like dude i know your watching on a pirated website but like if you had to watch it on tv would you, if your answer is yes you would be giving them a view necessary to keep the show on the air and if your answer is no then stop watching it especially since all your reviews are always the same we get it you dont like it
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And so far in at least 20 comments about Jon's lex( not John) i only saw 2 bad comments yours is the second. Btw it's supergirl and not super girl + there will be a season 5 it's already comfirmed
Well he was playing the cartoon villain well, john is not a great actor but it felt like he was phoning it in a bit. Maybe he will get better in the role in the long run, but looks like they are just co opting all the superman's stories and villains for super girl any way. I really think it is on its last days with this show too many bad story lines and just dumb writing.
I just try'ed the latest (at the top) from matrilinear and it was fine, no subtitles.
What is it with all the Arabic text cluttering up the video on a ton of these links? And then others in Spanish with no indication? Could posters please put the spoken language in the comments box or something?
@shrunkeness: It's only showing you the star rating, if you look closer it says, 0/10 (zero out of ten) not rated by anyone so far, come on get your little feet on the ball.
Again....not aired yet but someone already rate the show 1 star.... come on people
This is not Episode 18
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Verry sad.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. I HATE cliffhangers. (matrilinear does not have commercials)
This is episode 16.
same here all the links have commercials pls can we have at least links without commercials?
Links with commercials fuck off
lol @TheFlyingMan we can agree to agree on that last statement for sure
not the full episode...………………….
Can we have hd links without the commercials in it pls
I am for anything someone want's to do, as long as it is not a crime against Nature or there fellow Man, a google search of estrogen in plastic will turn up dozens of pages, can's are lined with plastic, frozen, microwave food, more plastic, and another google search of estrogen in pesticides will cover foods not covered with plastic and it's transference, the rectum receptors I did hear on a radio show years ago, not sure peoples names now, but again a google search for achieving orgasm from anal intercourse turns up a lot of material, it would be hard (: to imagine an orgasm without receptors being present but we can agree to agree or disagree, but for sure an argument in the chat keeps people tuned in, Tell your friends!
Can we have 720p links pls?
Not to mention you gave no refences for neither your comment on estrogen in food or water (just said "It was stated" stated by who) nor your comment that men have twice the sexual receptors of woman in there rectum so plz dont come at me about referential sources when you yourself never used any
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"Dyke out" is a term for when a lesbian puts on her butchest outfit for a night out. The slang can also refer to two heterosexual women who get drunk and make out.
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Word of the Gay: "Dyke Out"
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And this leaves femme dykes where? Oh, I remember. Invisible.
- March 1, 2010 at 11:05 AM
- Queers United said...
I think the term can be inclusive of all dykes regardless of whether they are masculine or femme.
- March 1, 2010 at 4:03 PM
The term can be inclusive. So why is the definition exclusive?
- March 1, 2010 at 4:34 PM
- Queers United said...
How is it exclusive? "Dyking it out" is when women put on their most masculine attire, one can identify or present as butch or femme, but this term refers to butch clothing.
- March 1, 2010 at 5:10 PM
When two heterosexual women make out, I have to question just how hetero they are, drunk or not.
- March 2, 2010 at 12:42 PM
Anonymous, when two women who identify as heterosexual make out, they are still 100% heterosexual until they declare otherwise. Even if they have sex, this is still the case. It is not up to anyone else to label or characterize someone without consulting them.
- March 9, 2010 at 10:43 PM


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President LBJ's daughters say their dad would have supported marriage
April 09, 2014
This week, Luci Baines Johnson and Lynda Bird Johnson Robb, the daughters of President Lyndon B. Johnson - the Texan who served as president of the United States from 1963 to 1969 - spoke out about their support for the freedom to marry and explained that their father would have likely been supportive of marriage for all.
On Yahoo Global News, the daughters, who hail from Texas and represent the growing majority of Southerners who support the freedom to marry, spoke out about civil rights with Katie Couric.
"I think my father felt very strongly that when there was bigotry anywhere, prejudice anywhere, all of us lose out," Johnson said, adding that the freedom to marry is "a great civil rights concern of our day." She also passionately voiced her personal support for marriage, saying, "To deny someone the chance to have the kind of love that I have in my marriage simply based upon the fact that the person whom they love is of the same gender seems to me to be morally wrong and deeply tragic. I don't see how giving them the blessing of respect hurts me in any way."
Robb added: "It's hard to project what Daddy would have thought about that, because that wasn't an issue that had come upon the stage at that time. But I know he really wanted everybody to be able to live up to the best that God gave them."
Through Southerners for the Freedom to Marry, the campaign to win marriage nationwide is amplifying strong voices who support marriage for gay and lesbian couples in 14 Southern states. Alongside 16 state and regional partner organizations, Freedom to Marry is working to foster this support in the South and make the case that all of America is ready for the freedom to marry.


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by Paula M. Riley
Christmas is past but the holiday season continues. As preparations begin for celebrating New Year's Eve, the Chestnut Hill shopping corridor offers delicious options for meals and entertaining.
Since resolutions don't officially start until the first day of January, begin the New Year's Eve celebration with dessert. The Night Kitchen sells its signature fruitcakes as well as a huge selection of pies, tarts and holiday cookies. Popular this year is the 'Chocolate Bomb', a dome shaped cake filled with chocolate mousse and decorated with greens.
Bredenbeck's Bakery & Ice Parlor has specialties for New Year's that are as tasty as their Christmas treats.
"We have lots of stollen bread (yeast bread with nuts)" said owner Karen Boyd Rohde. "Tradition says that if you have a piece of stollen bread on New Year's you will have good luck all year."
On New Year's Day, Rohde suggested Bredenbeck's selection of fancy torts, cakes and Hazelnut tort, a New Year's favorite.
Baker Street's quick breads, which are similar to pound cakes, are great dessert options as well. Special quick breads made just for the holidays include pumpkin, gingerbread and double chocolate peppermint.
Any passerby in the late hours knows that Baker Street bakers are always busy. Steamy windows and fragrant smells are signs that there's always something cooking there. In addition to these sweet offerings, customers can enjoy dinner breads in interesting flavors such as apricot-pistachio or pumpkin-cranberry. Beginning Wednesday, Baker Street will be preparing a brand new creation – stollen bread pudding!
The French Bakery, tucked behind Cosimo's Pizza, sells great chocolate croissants, rolls, breads, pies and cakes. Their macaroons are especially yummy!
Moving onto the main course, many caterers' ordering deadlines have passed for full meals but that doesn't mean Hillers can't find great entrees – ones they create or ones they simply warm!
The Top of the Hill Market has a great fish, fresh seafood and prime meat market. Owner Andy Peszka and his staff will help customers plan just the right blend of seafood and meat options on the menu.
"Our crab cakes are great, but so is our prime rib roasts, fillet roast, ham, shrimp, calamari, mussels and smoked salmon," Peszka said.
He promised that they will do what they can to help you, and that customers can be assured their market sells only the freshest.
"Our meat and fish are fresh – never frozen," he said. "Much of our fresh seafood comes from day-boats – you can't get fresher than that."
To spice up the holiday table, consider ordering a sushi platter from Osaka. With an a la carte option, customers can pick and choose the fish and vegetable they enjoy most. Osaka artists create a wonderful and colorful presentation for you and your guests.
"We can create a Technicolor array," said server Ben Schafer. "It's all about mixing and matching (sushi, sashimi and nigiri) so customers can get the best experience possible."
Osaka has great appetizer options as well. Schafer suggests the lobster ravioli, homemade lobster mousse served with lobster crème sauce. Appetizers from Cin Cin are another great choice including pan-fried or steamed dumplings and satay lamp sticks.
Appetizers abound at the Chestnut Hill Cheese Shop, where it seems that every type of cheese known to man can be purchased. It also sells gourmet items such as fresh caviar, chocolates, and coffee.
"Don't forget the after-holidays take-out," said Ann McNally, of McNally's Tavern. "There are so many great places in Chestnut Hill where you can get a good meal at a good price. After all the entertaining, it's nice to be able to give mom a break and enjoy a good meal together at home."


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|Digital Single Lens Mirrorless camera
|Recording media
|SD memory card, SDHC memory card, SDXC memory card (Compatible with UHS-I standard SDHC/SDXC memory cards)
|Image sensor size
|17.3 x 13.0 mm (in 4:3 aspect ratio)
|Lens Mount
|Micro Four Thirds mount
|Live MOS Sensor
|Total pixels
|18.31 Megapixels
|Camera effective pixels
|16.05 Megapixels
|Color filter
|Primary color filter
|Dust reduction system
|Supersonic wave filter
|Recording file format
|Still Image: JPEG(DCF, Exif 2.3), RAW, / MPO (When attaching 3D lens in Micro Four Thirds standard) / Motion Image: AVCHD (Audio format: Dolby Digital 2ch) / / MP4 (Audio format AAC 2ch)
|Aspect ratio
|4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 1:1
|Image quality
|RAW, RAW+Fine, RAW+Standard, Fine, Standard, / MPO+Fine, MPO+Standard (with 3D lens in Micro Four Thirds System standard)
|Color Space
|sRGB, Adobe RGB
|File size(Pixels)
|Still Image
|[4:3] 4608x3456(L) / 3264x2448(M) / 2336x1752(S) / 1824x1368(When attaching 3D lens in Micro Four Third System standard) / [3:2] 4608x3072(L) / 3264x2176(M) / 2336x1560(S) / 1824x1216(When attaching 3D lens in Micro Four Third System standard) / [16:9] 4608x2592(L) / 3264x1840(M) / 1920x1080(S) / 1824x1024(When attaching 3D lens in Micro Four Third System standard) / [1:1] 3456x3456(L) / 2448x2448(M) / 1744x1744(S) / 1712x1712(When attaching 3D lens in Micro Four Third System standard)
|Motion Image (MP4*1 : NTSC area)
|[Full HD]1920×1080, 30fps (sensor output is 30p) / [HD]1280x720, 30fps (sensor output is 30p) / [VGA] 640x480, 30fps (sensor output is 30p)
|Motion Image (AVCHD Progressive*2:NTSC area)
|[Full HD] 1920x1080, 60p (sensor output is 60p) (PSH: 28Mbps)
|Motion Image (AVCHD*1 : NTSC area)
|[Full HD] 1920x1080, 60i (sensor output is 60p) (FSH: 17Mbps) / [Full HD] 1920x1080, 30p (sensor output is 60p) (FPH: 17Mbps) / [HD] 1280 x 720, 60p (sensor output is 60p)(SH: 17Mbps)
|Continuous recordable time (Motion images)*3
|AVCHD with picture quality set to [FSH]: Approx. 150 min with H-PS14042 / AVCHD with picture quality set to [FSH]: Approx. 140 min with H-FS014042 / AVCHD with picture quality set to [FSH]: Approx. 150 min with H-FS45150
|Actual recordable time (Motion images)
|AVCHD with picture quality set to [FSH]: Approx. 75 min with H-PS14042 / AVCHD with picture quality set to [FSH]: Approx. 70 min with H-FS014042 / AVCHD with picture quality set to [FSH]: Approx. 75 min with H-FS45150
|Flicker reduction
|Live View Finder (1,440,000 dots equivalent)
|Field of view
|Approx. 100%
|Approx. 1.4x / 0.7x (35mm camera equivalent) with 50mm lens at infinity; -1.0 m -1
|Eye point
|Approx.17.5mm from eyepiece lens
|Diopter adjustment
|Eye sensor
|Eye sensor adjustment
|High / Low
|Contrast AF system
|Focus mode
|AFS (Single) / AFF (Flexible) / AFC (Continuous) / MF
|AF mode
|Face detection / AF Tracking / 23-area-focusing / 1-area-focusing / Pinpoint
|AF detective range
|EV 0 - 18 (ISO100 equivalent)
|AF assist lamp
|AF lock
|Set the Fn button in custom menu to AF lock
|Quick AF, Continuous AF (during motion image recording), AF+MF, Eye Sensor AF, Touch AF, Touch Pad AF, Touch shutter, Touch MF Assist,
|Light metering system
|144-zone multi-pattern sensing system
|Light metering mode
|Intelligent Multiple / Center Weighted / Spot
|Metering range
|EV 0 - 18 (F2.0 lens, ISO100 equivalent)
|Exposure mode
|Program AE, Aperture Priority AE, Shutter Priority AE, Manual,
|ISO sensitivity (Standard Output Sensitivity)
|Auto / Intelligent ISO / 160 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 / 6400 / 12800 / (Changeable to 1/3 EV step)
|Exposure compensation
|1/3EV Step ±5EV
|AE lock
|Set the Fn button in custom menu to AE lock
|AE bracket
|3,5,7 frame, in 1/3 or 2/3 or 1EV Step, ±3 EV
|White balance
|Auto / Daylight / Cloudy / Shade / Incandescent / Flash / White Set 1, 2 / Color temperature setting
|White balance adjustment
|Blue/amber bias, Magenta/green bias
|Color temperature setting
|2500-10000K in 100K
|White balance bracket
|3 exposures in blue/ amber axis or in magenta/ green axis
|Focal-plane shutter
|Shutter speed
|Still Images: Bulb (Max.120), 1/4000 ~ 60 / Motion image: 1/16000 ~ 1/30 (NTSC)
|Self timer
|10sec, 3 images/ 2sec / 10sec
|Still image
|Clear Portrait / Silky Skin / Backlit Softness / Clear in Backlight / Relaxing Tone / Sweet Child's Face / Distinct Scenery / Bright Blue Sky / Romantic Sunset Glow / Vivid Sunset Glow / Glistening Water / Clear Nightscape / Cool Night Sky / / Warm Glowing Nightscape / Artistic Nightscape / Glittering Illuminations / Clear Night Portrait / Soft Image of a Flower / Appetizing Food / Cute Dessert / Freeze Animal Motion / Clear Sports Shot / Monochrome
|Clear Portrait / Silky Skin / Backlit Softness / Clear in Backlight / Relaxing Tone / Sweet Child's Face / Distinct Scenery / Bright Blue Sky / Romantic Sunset Glow / Vivid Sunset Glow / Clear Nightscape / Cool Night Sky / / Warm Glowing Nightscape / Artistic Nightscape / Clear Night Portrait / Appetizing Food / Cute Dessert / Freeze Animal Motion / Clear Sports Shot / Monochrome
|Burst speed
|SH : 20.0 frames/sec, H: 6.0 frames/sec(with AFS), M: 3.7 frames/sec (with Live View), L: 2.0 frames/sec (with Live View)
|Number of recordable images
|9 images (when there are RAW files with the particular speed) / Unlimited consecutive shooting (when there are no RAW files) / (depending on memory card size, battery power, picture size, and compression)
|Built in flash Type
|TTL Built-in-Flash, GN10.5 equivalent (ISO 160 ・m), Built-in Pop-up
|Flash Mode
|Auto, Auto/Red-eye Reduction, Forced On, Forced On/Red-eye Reduction, / Slow Sync., Slow Sync./Red-eye Reduction, Forced Off
|Synchronization speed
|Less than 1/160 second
|Flash synchronization
|1st. Curtain Sync, 2nd Curtain Sync.
|TFT LCD with Touch panel
|Monitor size
|Free-angle 3.0inch (7.5cm)/ 3:2 Aspect / Wide-viewing angle
|920K dots
|Filed of view
|Approx. 100%
|Monitor adjustment
|Brightness (7 levels), Contrast and Saturation (7 levels), Red tint (7 levels), Blue tint (7 levels)
|Digital zoom
|2x, 4x
|Extra Tele Conversion
|Still image: Max.2x (Aspect ratio sets at 4:3. Not effective with L size recording. Magnification ratio depends on the recording pixels and aspect ratio.) / Motion image: 2.4x (PSH, FSH in AVCHD and FHD in MP4), 3.6x (SH in AVCHD and HD in MP4), 4.8x (VGA in MP4)
|Other functions
|Guide Lines (3 patterns) / Real-time Histogram
|Level Gauge
|Yes (Built-in 3 shaft accelerometer sensor)
|Still image and Video
|Standard / Vivid / Natural / Monochrome / Scenery / Portrait / Custom
|Still image
|Expressive / Retro / High Key / Low Key / Sepia / Dynamic Monochrome / Impressive Art / High Dynamic / Cross Process / Toy Effect / Miniature Effect / Soft Focus / Star Filter / One Point Color
|Expressive / Retro / High Key / Low Key / Sepia / Dynamic Monochrome / Impressive Art / High Dynamic / Cross Process / Toy Effect / Miniature Effect / One Point Color
|Direction Detection Function
|Fn1, Fn2, Fn3, Fn4, Fn5
|One Push AE / Preview / Level Gauge / Focus Area Set / Photo Style / Aspect Ratio / Picture Size / Quality / Focus Mode / Metering Mode / HDR / Flash / / Flash Adjust. / i.Resolution / i.Dynamic / Ex. Tele Conv / Digital Zoom / Electronic Shutter / Stabilizer / Motion Pic. Set / Picture Mode / Histogram / Guide Line / / Step Zoom / Zoom Speed / Rec Area / Sensitivity / White Balance / AF Mode / Drive Mode / Playback
|Playback mode
|Normal playback, 30-thumbnail display, 12-thumbnail display, Calendar display, Zoomed playback (16x Max.), Slideshow (duration & effect is selectable), Playback Mode (Normal/Picture/Video/3D Play/Category/Favorite), / Title Edit, Text Stamp, Video Divide, Resize, Cropping, Rotate, Favorite, DPOF Print set, Protect, Face Recognition Edit
|Single / Multi, Cancel
|Single / Multi / All / Except Favorite
|Direct Print
|PictBridge compatible(Print size, Layout, Date setting are selectable )
|USB 2.0 High Speed
|miniHDMI TypeC / Video: Auto / 1080p / 1080i / 480p / Audio: Stereo
|Audio video output
|Monaural Type, NTSC / *Check the website of the Panasonic sales company in your country or region for details on the products that are available in your market.
|Stereo, Wind-cut: Off / Auto / Flicker reduction:[1/50] / [1/60] / [1/100] / [1/120] / OFF / Microphone level adjustable: Lv1 / Lv2 / Lv3 / Lv4
|OSD language
|English, Spanish, Portuguese(English)
|Battery 1
|Li-ion Battery Pack (7.2V, 1200mAh) (Included) / Battery Charger
|Battery life (CIPA standard)
|Approx. 310 images with H-FS014042
|Dimensions/ Weight
|Dimensions (W x H x D)
|119.9 x 83.2 x 70.8 mm / 4.72 x 3.28 x 2.79 inch (excluding protrusions)
|Approx. 396g / 0.87 lb (SD card, Battery, Body) / Approx. 346g / 0.76 lb (Body only) / Approx. 561g / 1.24 lb (SD card, Battery, H-FS014042 lens included)
|Operating temperature
|0℃ to 40℃ (32°F to 104°F)
|Operating humidity
|10% RH to 80% RH
|Software 2
|PHOTOfunSTUDIO 8.2 PE / SILKYPIX® Developer Studio 3.1SE / LoiLoScope (trial version) / USB Driver
|Standard accessories
|Body, Body Cap, LUMIX G VARIO 14-42mm / F3.5-5.6 ASPH. / MEGA O.I.S. (H-FS014042), / Lens Cap, Lens Hood, Lens Rear Cap, Battery Charger, Battery Pack, / USB Connection Cable, Shoulder Strap, CD-ROM
|Lens Name
|LUMIX G VARIO 14-42mm / F3.5-5.6 ASPH. / MEGA O.I.S.
|Lens Construction
|12 elements in 9 groups (1 Aspherical lens)
|Micro Four Thirds mount
|Optical Image Stabilizer 3
|Focal Length
|f=14mm to 42mm (35mm camera equivalent 28mm to 84mm)
|Aperture Type
|7 diaphragm blades / Circular aperture diaphragm
|F3.5(Wide) - F5.6(Tele)
|Minimum Aperture
|Closest Focusing Distance
|0.3m / 1ft
|Maximum magnification
|Approx. 0.16x / 0.32x (35mm camera equivalent)
|Diagonal Angle of View
|Filter Size
|φ52mm / 2.05 in
|Max. Diameter
|φ60.6mm / 2.39 in
|Overall Length
|Approx. 63.6mm / 2.50 in (from the tip of the lens to the base side of the lens mount)
|Weight [g]
|Approx. 165g
|Weight [oz]
|Approx. 5.82oz
|Further Specifications
|*1 Use a card with SD Speed Class with "Class4" or higher / *2 Continuous recording exceeding 4GB or 29 min 59 sec is not possible when recording AVCHD in PSH. / *3 Videos can be recorded continuously for up to 29 min 59 sec in European PAL areas. Continuous recording exceeding 4GB or 29 min 59 sec is not possible when recording MP4. For Full HD in MP4, the recordable time will drop below 29 min 59 sec.
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The Basics
A low-purine diet is often prescribed for people with gout and Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome (a rare genetic disorder that occurs in 1 out of 100,000 people). People with diabetic nephropathy need to restrict proteins, a regimen that includes, but is not limited to, the restrictions imposed by a low-purine diet.
- Completely avoid very-high-purine foods such as anchovies, broth, and dried legumes.
- Eat very little high-purine foods such as some fish, poultry, or meat.
- Eat modest amounts of moderately high-purine foods such as oatmeal, soy, and spinach.
- Consult a healthcare professional before you make major changes to your diet. Avoiding foods high in purines can lead to a very-low-protein diet if you don't substitute appropriately.
Best bets: Cereals, eggs, cheese, fruit, nuts, milk, and many vegetables
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A person hiking near Fort Bragg reportedly found human remains Sunday afternoon, the Mendocino County Sheriff"s Office reported.
According to the MCSO, the caller reported finding the bones while hiking near the California Pacific Railroad about two miles east of the City of Fort Bragg.
Members of the MCSO, including the Deputy Sheriff and detectives, responded to the scene and confirmed the remains were from a human skeleton. According to the MCSO, detectives "have reason to believe the remains are of a missing person that appeared to have disappeared voluntarily within the last few months from the Fort Bragg area."
The identity of the missing person is not being released until the remains can be positively identified, and detectives are following up on leads in an attempt to make that identification.
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Shower tray
Squaro Infinity
Shower tray
Squaro Infinity
- Squaro Infinity shower trays can be made to measure for a perfect fit
- A rectangular shower tray solution for narrow bathrooms
- Flush-fitted shower trays for an open atmosphere
- Shower tray is installed on top of the bathroom tiles
- Shower tray installed on a plinth
- Bespoke shower trays thanks to millimetre-precise cutting
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Product description
Squaro Infinity – The customised shower tray
Villeroy & Boch's Squaro Infinity is a bespoke shower tray available in different (special) sizes and offering the option of precise trimming to individual dimensions on site or in the factory. An ideal solution for complex layouts - including corners, columns or projections. Squaro Infinity shower trays open up maximum flexibility for bathroom design, including in relation to colour and shape.
- Squaro Infinity shower trays feature an ultra-flat, rimless design (40 mm rim)
- The colour-coordinated water outlet is integrated flush in the floor of the shower
- Squaro Infinity Quaryl® shower trays are durable and easy to clean
- Excellent anti-slip properties
Product type
Rectangular shower trays - classic yet distinctive
A new interpretation of the traditional square shower: the rectangular shower tray. Installed flush against the bathroom wall or in a corner, a rectangular shower tray is an ideal choice even for narrow bathrooms. Rectangular shower trays provide lots of room lengthwise and appear more spacious than their square counterparts - perfect for relaxing spa moments in your own bathroom.
- Available in different sizes and colours - to suit any bathroom layout and taste
- Can be installed as a walk-in shower
- A rectangular shower tray can also be used to replace a bath of the same shape
- Large, rectangular shower trays allow the creation of a dry entrance area
Product feature
Shower tray installation type - flush-fitting
Flush-fitted shower trays are installed level with the bathroom floor, creating a harmonious, modern and spacious effect even in small bathrooms. Besides being a design highlight, a floor-level shower also offers practical benefits: it allows easier entry, while larger shower tray models provide improved accessibility, making them suitable for all life situations.
- Rimless look with seamless transition from shower tray to bathroom floor
- Very easy care
- The flush shower tray design makes showers safe and accessible
- Flush fitted integration in the bathroom floor creates an open effect
Product feature
Shower tray installation type - surface-mounted
Surface-mounted shower trays have a rim of 2-4 cm and can be installed easily even in bathrooms with low floor depths. The low rim ensures no distraction from the open feeling in the room, while clearly differentiating the shower area from the rest of the bathroom. The shower tray is not quite flush-fitting, but its very flat design allows safer and more comfortable entry.
- Flat shower tray with a rim of 2-4 cm
- Allows comfortable, safe entry and exit from the shower
- Surface-mounted shower trays need only a small foundation
- Suitable for installation in bathrooms with a low floor depth
Product feature
Shower tray installation type - on a base
Shower trays on a pedestal or plinth are suitable for any bathroom and are available in a very wide range of models. Pedestal shower trays are ideal for bathrooms with a low floor depth as the water outlet can be located directly in the base of the shower tray. The pedestal blends harmoniously with the overall effect of the bathroom and opens up options for individual design - find your favourite model.
- Suitable for thin floors
- The water outlet for the shower is concealed inside the pedestal
- Individual design options for the base, e.g. with coordinating tiles
- Shower tray sits higher, requiring more defined entry and exit
Product feature
A shower tray that can be cut to size - a customised solution for your bathroom.
Villeroy & Boch also offers solutions for unusual bathroom layouts including corners, columns or projections: thanks to the customisable shower trays in the Squaro Infinity and Subway Infinity series. These models are also available in special sizes and can be made to measure with millimetre precision in the factory or on site. A custom made shower tray opens up maximum freedom for your bathroom design.
- Shower tray can be cut with millimetre precision to accommodate individual bathroom designs
- Shower tray can be cut to size in the factory or on site
- Bespoke shower trays are available in numerous special sizes
- Open up flexibility for bathroom design
Quaryl® - Nature perfected.
Quaryl® is an innovative material from Villeroy & Boch, consisting of quartz and acrylic, that opens up almost limitless design scope - whether creative shapes or linear effects. Our Quaryl® whirlpool tubs, shower trays and baths are completely stable and resistant to impacts and scratches. The non-porous, easy-clean, anti-slip surface also feels gentle against the skin - a perfect choice for your spa bathroom.
- Quaryl® is resistant to impacts, shocks and scratches as well as having a sound-absorbing effect
- Quaryl® allows the creation of non-porous, easy-care surfaces that are resistant to accumulation of deposits
- Skin-friendly material with heat-insulating properties
- Quaryl® has excellent anti-slip properties (TÜV-LGA tested)
Optional features
Optional customisation
Coloured shower trays - for more individuality in the bathroom
White is a classic colour for bathroom sanitary fittings. However, for all those in search of a different look or very harmonious bathroom design, Villeroy & Boch offers a variety of colour shower trays. Depending on the model, these shower trays are available in a selection of matt or gloss colours and patterns - perfect for creating highlights and adding and a stylish individual note to the bathroom!
- Available in various gloss and matt colours
- Coloured shower trays can be coordinated with the tiles to create a harmonious look in the bathroom
- Create highlights in your bathroom with patterned shower trays
- Colour shower trays open up scope for individual bathroom design
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MEPA Aquaproof - stable. Flexible. Waterproof.
Certain technical rules and building requirements need to be observed in relation to shower tray seals. To provide you with everything you need for professional sealing of your flush-fitted or corner shower, Villeroy & Boch has partnered with the company MEPA to develop two MEPA Aquaproof shower seal sets that meet all relevant standards.
- Suitable for sealing corner showers and flush-fitted shower trays
- In combination with Villeroy & Boch shower trays, MEPA Aquaproof sets impress in tests
- The sets include sound-absorbing strips and tile insulating strips
- When installed correctly, the MEPA Aquaproof set meets all relevant standards for shower seals
Technical information
|Squaro Infinity
|800 mm
|15 mm
|1200 mm
|26,8 kg
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|Shower tray
standard models for all installation types. Technical information:: Drainage capacity: 48 l/min, The installation height of the shower tray can be reduced by 30 mm if the Viega outlet fitting art. no. 634 100 is used. Please note: this outlet fitting does not conform to EN 274., All shower trays are classified as anti-slip class C (in accordance with DIN51097), These shower trays are not cut and can be used for all types of installation (recessed in the floor, on the floor, on a base)., Quaryl shower trays can be cut to size on site according to the installation instructions; detailed video at pro.villeroy-boch.com/squaroinfinity or QR code on this page.. Outlet cover in matching matt colour with chrome-plated strip.. Not included in scope of delivery:: All shower trays are supplied without support/base.. Diameter: 90 mm


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- Includes solid wood frame with clear acrylic
- High-quality printing gives its vivid and sharp appearance
- Mounting hardware is included
- Handcrafted in the USA
London Bus Zoo by Dicky Bird is a Framed Art Print expertly set in a Chelsea Natural wood frame. Framing gives the artwork a refined look, bringing a touch of sophistication to your space. Framing the artwork provides an added dimension and level of detail to any piece. Produced on medium weight cover stock, this art reproduction is coated with a silken finish that protects the inks and creates an elegant look. An acrylic coating protects the stunning print from dust, moisture and fading. All components are made in the USA, and the artwork comes ready to hang (mounting hardware included).
Dimensions (Overall): 19 inches (H) x 13 inches (W) x 1 inches (D)
Frame Edge: Flat
Artwork Material: Paper
Assembly Details: No assembly required
Frame Color: Beige
Orientation: Horizontal
Art subject: Object
Artwork medium: Mixed media, digital art
Item Number (DPCI): 074-12-9627
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