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With its leafless landscape and almost eerie yellow and pink light, the Eastern Shore in winter is wonderfully different from its warm-weather self. This time of year, it is stripped down to its essence — quiet and spare. Summer, with its crowds and ocean-bound traffic, seems very far away.
And that's how a lot of us who live there like it. Not that the Shore is inhospitable in winter — far from it. It's the time of year we celebrate eagles, oysters and muskrats. And, thanks to winter getaway packages, praise be as well to dining and lodging on the cheap. An oceanfront room in Ocean City for $60? I'll take it.
For summer enthusiasts in particular, Shore winters can be a revelation. Here are 10 things to put on your to-do list:
1. The Elliott Island drive. The 19-mile journey from Vienna to Elliott Island, one of the Shore's finest drives, zigs and zags through pine stands and farmland before finally unveiling its prize: wild wetlands humming with marsh grass and waterfowl. There's a tremendous sense of isolation, reinforced right now by a somber-hued landscape interrupted only by occasional orange-tipped snow markers. At the public dock on Elliott Island overlooking Fishing Bay, the rigging of workboats screams in the winter wind. Their names are nothing if not poetic: Plan B, Why Worry III, Flat Broke and Never Enough. It's quintessential Eastern Shore.
2. Oyster buffets. The Harrison House on Tilghman Island (410-886-2121), is pure bliss when it comes to oysters. Through March, on Fridays starting at 5 p.m., oysters are served eight different ways: in a stew, raw, steamed, fried, frittered, in a pot pie, a la Rockefeller with spinach, and a la Chesapeake with crab imperial. Oysters on the half shell come out of the Choptank River on Friday afternoons. Best to get to the newly renovated Harrison's just before sunset to take advantage of the river view. Other options: Also on Fridays, Chesapeake Landing near St. Michaels (410-745-9600) has a buffet with oysters done five ways, and Harris Crabhouse and Seafood Restaurant in Grasonville (410-827-9500) offers its version — seven ways — plus London broil. On Wednesdays, the Bay Wolf in Rock Hall (410-639-2000) has an all-you-can-eat oyster menu, served tableside.
3. Adkins Arboretum. If you're interested in native plants of winter interest, there is no better place to experience them than Adkins, the 400-acre native garden and preserve near Ridgely. In addition to guided walks on the first Saturday of each month, the robust winter program includes "Soup 'n Walks," where guests track the changing landscape from winter to spring, followed by lunch. The next one will be Saturday, Feb. 18, at 11 a.m. Registration is required. Another big bonus: The arboretum's annual juried art show, "Discovering the Native Landscapes of Maryland's Eastern Shore," will be on view through March 30. Adkins is open every day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 410-634-2847 or go to adkinsarboretum.org.
4. Muskrat love. The marsh-loving muskrat is part of Dorchester County's heritage, and every year in February, local residents celebrate a unique Maryland festival most folks have never heard of: the National Outdoor Show. The 67th annual show, Feb. 24-25 in Golden Hill, will feature a beauty pageant and corn shelling, oyster shucking, pole skinning and trap setting contests. Then, of course, there is the piece de resistance: the men's and women's muskrat skinning contests for the world championship. There's also lots of food, including muskrat. For information, visit nationaloutdoorshow.org.
5. Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge. A major feeding and resting ground for migratory waterfowl in winter, the island refuge near Rock Hall is a favorite of birders this time of year. Male ducks are at their most colorful, and species include the black duck, lesser scaup, canvasback, northern pintail, American wigeon and bufflehead. Many of them can be found feeding around tundra swans, which tend to congregate in the waters at the entrance of the refuge. Also keep an eye out for American bald eagles, great horned owls and woodcocks, all in a breeding and/or nesting mode. The refuge is accessible from 7:30 a.m. to sunset. Through March, the visitor's center has limited hours, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. Call 410-639-7056 or go to easternneck.fws.gov.
6. Deserted beaches. The signs in Ocean City say it all: "Season Closed," "Gone South," "We Are Not Open" and "Reopen In April." There is little traffic on Coastal Highway in winter and plenty of places to park. Walking on the beach recently at 48th Street, it was just my husband and me, the gulls and our dogs. That's another great thing about the off-season. Dogs are allowed on the beach from Oct. 1 to April 30. It's also a terrific time to sample some of Ocean City's popular restaurants — without the crowds. Our favorite, The Shark on the Harbor, (410-213-0924; ocshark.com), specializes in locally caught seafood and local, organic produce, meats and cheeses. We slipped in for a bite without a reservation and were seated immediately. In season, the wait would have been up to two hours.
7. Eagle Festival. The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is known for its large breeding population of American bald eagles, and no wonder. Winter eagle surveys typically count between 140 and 180 of the majestic birds. On Saturday, March 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the refuge will host its annual Eagle Festival with guided "eagle prowls" to spot eagles in the wild. For a look at one nest, check the eagle cam at friendsofblackwater.org. The event, near Cambridge, will be held rain or shine. For details, call 410-228-2677.
8. Winter wines. The Chesapeake Wine Trail, well traveled in summer months, slows down to a comfortable crawl in winter, so there's plenty of time to spend with the winemaker. It's also a good way to structure a road trip to places like St. Michaels (St. Michaels Winery,) Vienna (Layton's Chance Vineyard and Winery,) Eden (Bordeleau Vineyards,) Whaleyville (Costa Ventosa Winery) and Chestertown (Cassinelli). Layton's, in particular, offers a lot of activities — happy hour, ladies' night and book talks, among them. For more information, visit http://www.marylandwine.com.
9. Town parties. One thing the Eastern Shore excels at is celebrating its communities — each and every month. In Chestertown, where I live, First Friday, starting at 5 p.m., is an instant party attended by just about everyone you know. This time of year especially, when many tend to hibernate, it provides an opportunity to eat, drink, shop and reconnect. It's also a good way for the visitor to take the measure of a town. Other soirees include the Second Friday Art Stroll in Berlin (berlinchamber.org); Second Saturdays in downtown Cambridge (tourdorchester.org); and a First Friday gallery walk in Easton (eastonmd.org).
10. Fly away home. You can't live on the Shore and not have some connection to the migratory Canada geese. Their arrival in the fall marks the start of a new season. But few note their departure. In late February and March, you'll see major movements of geese taking advantage of tail winds to return to their breeding grounds in Canada. I have a friend who has observed in previous years what he thinks is close to 80 percent of geese in our county depart in early mornings over a two- to three-day period in March. "A thing of wonder," he calls it. This year, I'll be watching.
With its leafless landscape and almost eerie yellow and pink light, the Eastern Shore in winter is wonderfully different from its warm-weather self. This time of year, it is stripped down to its essence — quiet and spare. Summer, with its crowds and ocean-bound traffic, seems very far away.

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While "fiscal cliff" negotiations are happening in the nation's capital, a lesser known issue is also on the table. And depending on the outcome, thousands of jobs in Missouri could be at stake.
Gerald Nickelson is a worker at CG Power Systems in Washington, Missouri. As he walks around the factory, he points out a line of workers in front of a machine, wrapping coil. Later, the coil will be housed inside a green metal tank and shipped off as a complete transformer.
"A huge drop."
The wind industry makes up a large portion of CG Power Systems' business -- normally around 25 percent of its production. But Joshua Yun, the VP of sales, says that's not the case anymore.
"We've seen a huge drop," Yun said. "And when I say huge we're talking a minus 80 percent drop."
Yun says CG has seen a dramatic drop in the orders for wind turbine transformers.
"Right now, we're not even seeing requests for quotes anymore," Yun said.
Last year, CG took in between $15 million and $20 million from the wind industry. This year? They don't even expect to reach $1 million.
CG employs about 450 Missourians. The company is a big player in the wind industry. Yun brags that one third of all turbines in North America have transformers made by his company.
And CG isn't the only company in the wind business seeing a drop in revenue this year, it's a marked trend in the industry. CG hasn't laid off any workers yet, but other businesses have.
So why is this happening? How could there be such a dramatic drop in just one year?
The reason is because of a tax credit: the federal wind production tax credit, commonly referred to as PTC. It's been in place for 20 years and is set to expire in a couple of weeks. It's estimated that about 37,000 jobs are supported by this credit, roughly 2,000 of which are in Missouri.
What the credit does is subsidize the wind industry by a couple of cents for every kilowatt hour a turbine generates. The credit makes it more alluring for businesses to create wind farms, which in turn helps manufacturers like CG who create parts.
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But not everyone supports the credit. Bonner Cohen works for a conservative think-tank in Washington. He argues the PTC is only helpful for a few wind-rich states -- states like Iowa, Texas, Kansas and Missouri, to an extent.
"Yes it does create certain jobs in those states," Cohen said. "The rest of the country, the 80 percent of the country that live in states that are wind-poor, they're subsidizing the 20 percent."
It's estimated that renewing the PTC would cost about $12 billion over a period of 10 years.
"The production tax credit is applied across the board," Cohen said. "Everybody pays for it, even those who derive absolutely no benefit from it whatsoever."
He also argues the tax credit is unnecessary, and points to requirements that more than half of the individual states have that mandate a certain portion of its energy comes from renewables by a specific date.
Missouri, for example, requires 15 percent come from renewables by 2020. Bonner says that requirement should be enough.
But it isn't clear that it is. The PTC has been allowed to lapse a few times in the past 20 years. When it does, there's a huge downturn in wind development, even with state requirements in place. What's more, there's been a recent push by lobbyists to do away with the requirements in many state legislatures.
Regardless, Cohen says an industry subsidized for 20 years should have to stand on its own feet now.
But back at CG Power Systems, Gerald Nickelson says real jobs are at stake.
"We (CG) haven't seen that too much, where we'd have to lay people off," Nickelson said. "But if this production tax credit doesn't go through, that may happen to us."
It's an issue that doesn't always fall across party lines. Democrats like the idea of renewables, but some Republicans support the law because it's economically beneficial for their state.
Below is an interactive map of where Missouri's Representatives stand on the Production Tax Credit. Green signifies the Representative supports the PTC. Blue means the Representative is against the PTC. Black means the Representative did not respond to repeated requests for comment. Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill has also voiced her support for the PTC.
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The PTC was originally signed into law by the first President George Bush, after all. And President George W. Bush extended it, saying it was important in becoming energy independent.
But Yun and Nickelson say a lot of damage has already been done. Renewing it won't recoup the $14 million production shortfall they had this year. They say what the industry needs is a long term commitment.
And will the production tax credit go through? It's hard to say. Most agree that its fate is tied to the fiscal cliff, which has the same deadline as the PTC.
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After the Yankees slapped Beckett (5-8-6-2-5, 90) around in the top of the first - nothing was going right as the first five batters reached base and scored - the Red Sox (improbably) tied the game against Kuroda. Daniel Nava doubled, went to third on a wild pitch, and scored on Ryan Kalish's fly ball to right. David Ortiz (3-for-4, BB) singled and Cody Ross reached on an error. Adrian Gonzalez doubled home Ortiz, and Jarrod Saltalamacchia clubbed a three-run home run to right.
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Andrew Miller began the fateful seventh by walking Granderson. He gave up a single to Alex Rodriguez before striking out Robinson Cano. Padilla came in, having allowed only one of 19 inherited runners to score this season. That's now three of 21 runners, as Teixeira's triple scored two runs. After Nick Swisher struck out, Ibanez doubled in Teixeria. Chavez then singled off of Scott Atchison to make it 10-7.
Ross homered over everything in left to start the home half of the seventh. Gonzalez and Gomez singled, putting the potential tying runs on base, but Mike Aviles hit into a fielder's choice and Nick Punto struck out.
Boston stranded two more runners in the eighth, after Ortiz singled and Ross walked with two outs. Rafael Soriano came in and got Gonzalez on a grounder to first. Soriano then retired the Red Sox in order in the ninth, collecting two strikeouts
Boston (42-41) is now a season-high 8.5 games out of first place.
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The Globe reports that Pedro Ciriaco (.301/.318/.406 in 64 games at AAA) will be called up today to replace Dustin Pedroia (right thumb, DL) on the roster. The Red Sox will have to make a move to put Ciriaco on the 40-man roster. Moving Rich Hill to the 60-day DL is a decent possibility.Kuroda has a 1.65 ERA in his last seven starts and he has pitched at least seven innings in six of them.
Also, Scott Podsednik is set to rejoin the team, so there may be another roster move (like sending Ryan Kalish (.231/.259/.269) to Pawtucket). And Will Middlebrooks may play this weekend. [More injury updates.]
In his last seven starts - since the infamous golfing incident - Beckett has a 2.72 ERA. The Red Sox have scored only 10 runs in Beckett's last five starts: 3, 3, 1, 1, 2.
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Hummingbird of the South
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I will kill you
this is england.
Yeah! (Yeah)
that is all. :]
omega has to work most of the time, but that's okay.
i get to explore the city and get lost on the train on my own.
i may live there permanently in a few years, so why not start now?
my mom went into screaming hysteria about it, but i could really care less. :]
i'm actually doing something i want to do for once in my life. #*&$ what other
my student teaching ends this week, praise the lord. allah. whatever.
glad it's over, will miss the kids but honestly i've missed "me" time and sleeping in a lot more. and half the time i've wanted to choke them for not paying attention.
very briefly, things as of late:
- grandma ended up in and out of hospital again
- crazy bitches are crazy (and need to stop projecting my life)
- going to china with omega soon
- my room is
a little late on this one, but it turned out okay. not COMPLETELY happy with the end result, because i had counted on animating a falling snowflake in the sig (not the little snow fluff that's going on right now) but got really frustrated with the smoothness and the speed for how it fell, so i just gave it up and left it as is. i decided the av was busy enough without any animation. it took me forever to choose a font, and even now i'm not really sure it fits, but i'm altogether too lazy now.
the scare of my grandma landing in the hospital is over, thank goodness. she's going to have a non-evasive procedure done tomorrow to determine the cause of her whole heart straining/stopping deal.
the other hairy situation actually has to do with my hair. it is, again, at an ungodly long length. yes yes, i look better with longer hair, but my hair is both thick in strands and in number. it's hard as hell to manage and also freaking heavy. mali, my stylist, is going to see me friday
for anyone who wants to point out to me that i'm quoting the wrong lyrics, i'm well aware "hurt" was originally done by nine inch nails. i liked the johnny cash cover of it better, thus why i went with the cash lyrics. his changes are very minimal anyway, and i think his voice matches perfectly to the song.


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Plans are moving ahead for the new Costume Centre on the High House Production Park with Thurrock Council now having granted planning permission for the new building. Nicholas Hare Architects, who also designed the Bob and Tamar Manoukian Production Workshop on the site, have been appointed to carry out the design work.
This is an exciting opportunity and creates even stronger links between the Royal Opera House and the local community in Thurrock through a unique partnership with South Essex College. As well as the storage and making of costumes for Royal Opera House productions, there will be permanent workrooms specifically for students, with opportunities for training with the Royal Opera House.
The Centre will house the majority of our costumes used in the current opera and ballet repertory and also costumes from obsolete productions so that designers can look through the available stock with a view to refashioning items for new productions. We will also make and repair more costumes in-house, relieving some of the need to outsource work, making our practices more efficient and sustainable.
Design for the Royal Opera House Costume Centre in Thurrock © Nicolas Hare Architects © Nicholas Hare Architects
Having all our costumes stored in one place and much closer to Covent Garden will help us to manage the stock more efficiently and reduce our road mileage, transport costs and carbon footprint.
Our historic Costume Collection currently kept in Dover will also be moved on site and kept in carefully controlled conditions.
The addition of the new Costume Centre also adds another dimension to the High House Production Park where, since 2011, we have been creating the sets and scenery for our Covent Garden stage, and adds to the mix of backstage skills being practised and taught on site within our own Production Workshop, the National Skills Academy's Backstage Centre and the Acme Studios' High House Artists' Studios.
The building itself will be of the highest environmental standards, set to achieve BREEAM excellent status, best practice in sustainable building design.
The building of the Costume Centre is supported by European Regional Development Fund, Thurrock Council, the Royal Opera House and South Essex College.


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Attending FOSDEM 2010? Add your name to this page so that other developers can look out for you!
- Phil Blundell
- Henning Heinold
- Marco Cavallini (mckoan)
- Frans Meulenbroeks (eFfeM)
- Ulf Samuelsson
- Marcin Juszkiewicz
- Alessandro Gardich (gremlin)
- Florian Boor
- Denis Carikli (GNUtoo)
- Robert Schuster (rschuster/thebohemian)
- Paul Eggleton (bluelightning)
- Boudewijn Kranendonk
- Klaas van Gend
- Rolf 'Laibsch' Leggewie
Although FOSDEM itself takes place at the ULB campus, most folks prefer to stay nearer the city centre.
The Astrid has traditionally been the default choice for OE developers, though there are many other hotels in the area. If you are staying in a hotel other than the Astrid, feel free to add it to this section for the benefit of others.


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THE ETHICS RESOURCE SITE was established at Delaware State University as an intrinsic part of the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR): Research Infrastructure Improvement (RII-1). Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), with a 50% match from the State of Delaware, this program was designed to improve the scientific research infrastructure throughout the state of Delaware.
THE ETHICS RESOURCE SITE is maintained as a result of the EPSCoR: RII-2 grant, which is funded by the NSF (with a match by the State of Delaware). Administered by the Delaware Environmental Institute (DENIN), this program continues as a partnership of the following institutions of higher learning: the University of Delaware, Delaware State University, Wesley College, and Delaware Technical and Community College. Each of these partner institutions has its own unique, but complementary, project that, when taken in conjunction, advances the various strategic imperatives of the grant, the major focus of which is "to achieve a sustainable environment while ensuring a prosperous economy," and the title of which is: "Building Research and Education Infrastructure to Enhance Environmental Science and its Application in Delaware."
Through the auspices of the EPSCoR: RII-2 collaborative agreement, the Center for Integrated Biological and Environmental Research (CIBER) has been established at Delaware State University. Housed in the College of Agriculture and Related Sciences, CIBER serves as the hub of a network of natural scientific researchers from all four of the Delaware EPSCoR partner institutions of higher learning. In addition to a director and staff to conduct the day-to-day activities, a Core Implementation Team and an Advisory Board serve to guide the on-going inter-institutional collaboration of research faculty in their efforts to secure grants, to conduct cutting edge natural scientific research, and to engage in educational and other outreach activities for the benefit of the citizens of the state of Delaware.
THE ETHICS RESOURCE SITE was established at Delaware State University as a repository of expertise in normative ethical theory and in applied ethics, in areas that include (but are not limited to):
- Environmental Ethics,
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A main purpose of THE ETHICS RESOURCE SITE is to serve the citizens of the state of Delaware in, at least, two fundamental ways:
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Alex Rodriguez back on field for first time since hip surgery
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Alex Rodriguez is back on the field for the first time since surgery on his left hip almost four months ago.
He joined a group of injured New York Yankees starters Monday at the team's minor league complex. The 37-year-old third baseman ran, played catch and hit off a tee.
Rodriguez says it's "like being 8 years old again when I first grabbed a bat." He adds that it's "pretty exciting" and he's "really looking forward to getting back."
Rodriguez had surgery Jan. 16 and could return to the Yankees after the All-Star break.


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COURTHOUSE - An Upper Gwynedd man has admitted to his role in a methamphetamine trafficking organization which allegedly operated in Montgomery and Philadelphia counties.
Francesco 'Frank' Messina, 43, of the 600 block of Garfield Avenue, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court on Monday to charges of corrupt organizations, possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine and conspiracy in connection with incidents that occurred between December 2011 and March 2012.
Specifically, Messina admitted to directly delivering more than two grams of meth to an undercover detective on two occasions – for which he potentially faces two, one-year mandatory sentences - and to being involved in the delivery, conducted by some of his alleged co-defendants, of another five grams of the drug – for which he potentially faces a three-year mandatory sentence.
Judge Thomas G. Gavin, a visiting senior judge from Chester County, deferred sentencing so that court officials can complete a background investigative report about Messina, who at the time of his arrest resided in the 700 block of Schwab Road in Hatfield. Messina, who at the time of his arrest worked at a Lansdale area auto-body shop, remains free on bail pending sentencing.
Assistant District Attorney Jason Whalley vowed to seek mandatory state prison sentences against Messina.
'What he has admitted to is his role in the methamphetamine distribution ring that was taken down over the winter of this past year,' Whalley said. 'He was one of our main targets.'
Messina was one of 32 people, many of whom lived in Hatfield, Schwenksville, Lansdale, Gilbertsville, Phoenixville, Royersford, Lower Providence, Limerick, North Wales, Blue Bell and Philadelphia, who were charged in connection with their alleged roles in the operation as distributors, users or pushers of the expensive drug.
'This case was filled with dealers and users, so people who were dealing it were also using it and considering this type of drug, that can be a dangerous combination,' Whalley alleged.
Defense lawyer Sean Cullen indicated he will argue that any mandatory prison terms against Messina be imposed concurrently as opposed to consecutively.
'He was always willing to accept responsibility for what he had done and I think it's an opportunity for him to start to put these things behind him,' Cullen said.
Cullen maintained Messina should not be characterized as a major drug dealer.
'I think he was a victim of his own addiction,' Cullen said. 'At some point the addiction takes over, you lose the ability to fund your own addiction, and then it becomes a matter of selling or trading in order to cover your own habit.'
'There were no extravagant lifestyles here,' Cullen added. 'It was all one course of conduct. We're going to ask the judge for concurrent sentences.'
At the time of the arrests in May, county District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman said the investigation of the organization began after she received an anonymous tip in the mail. Ferman turned the letter over to the county's Narcotics Enforcement Team, which launched an investigation.
Members of the NET agency worked closely with police in Souderton, Lansdale, Hatfield, Lower Providence and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency branch in Philadelphia to gather enough evidence to obtain state Superior Court approval for wiretaps on the cell phones of Messina and Troy Dudas, of the 100 block of Mine Run Road, Limerick, another alleged target of the investigation, between February 8 and 29, according to court papers.
Among the other targets were brothers Jeffrey and David Penna who used and distributed methamphetamine from Jeffrey Penna's residence in the 1200 block of Cabin Road in Hatfield Township, authorities alleged. David Penna resided in the 1800 block of Valley Forge Road in Lansdale, according to court documents.
The investigation also revealed links to a Philadelphia methamphetamine distribution ring, according to court documents.
Many of the others are still awaiting court action on the charges.
The investigation did not uncover a methamphetamine manufacturing facility in the county.
The wiretap interceptions resulted in 14 searches of properties throughout Montgomery and Philadelphia counties. During the searches authorities seized quantities of methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, and less than a dozen firearms, prosecutors alleged. While large quantities of the drug were not confiscated during the investigation, authorities said the dismantling of the organization is still very 'significant.'
Assistant District Attorney Tonya Lupinacci, a co-prosecutor in the case, previously said the drug is 'very expensive' and has a street value of about $500 a gram.
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21-May-2013 -- Heading north from Twin Falls through the town of Shoshone, I approached this confluence point from the northwest, from US-93, rather than from the south (from State Road 24), as the previous visitor (Woody Harrell, in 2003) did. The road - Owinza Desert Road - was winding, sandy, and (in places) rocky, but was easily manageable by my 4WD SUV. (I don't recommend driving on this road with anything other than a 4WD vehicle, though.)
The road passes 0.8 miles from the confluence point. From there, it was an easy hike across undulating terrain. The recent (in geologic terms) volcanic activity in this area was immediately evident; this whole area is a sagebrush desert, sitting atop a lava field.


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I need a header graphic for my e-commerce store http://www.LTSafety.com/ See description for full requirements
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All of my store products aren't in yet but my categories will be - hard hats, respirators, safety glasses, welding helmets, first aid kits, gloves, safety vests, and ear plugs (just to give you an idea of the industry).
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Webroot, the first Internet security service company, today announced that Jerry Jalaba, vice president of worldwide channel sales, has been named a 2011 Channel Chief by the Everything Channel's CRN. Channel Chiefs are leaders in creating effective channel programs for solution providers. They consistently defend, promote and execute effective channel partner programs and strategies.
"Being selected by Everything Channel is an honor," said Jalaba. "Webroot security services are a major revenue opportunity for the channel, and Webroot is focused on making it as easy as possible for our partners to profit from this rapidly growing market. We look forward to working with our partners through 2011 and beyond to help businesses around the globe secure their networks and protect sensitive data."
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I have written a book with three indexes in LaTex. I can produce a perfect hyperreferenced pdf file using the
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text: Listen, tiny hands are great and all, but they are so three days ago. We constantly need to keep evolving as a society (and by that I mean inventing new internet memes), or we are never going to survive. Thankfully, Ralph Lauren, a brand which so brilliantly manages to be classic and forward-thinking at the same time, has come through for us. Yesterday, a tipster sent us this photo of the Ralph Lauren boutique on private sale site Ruelala.com, where the model in the bottom center seems to have a strangely small right arm. It's subtle, and the use of a normal sized hand is artful. One Tiny Arm. Live it, love it, give it a slightly lopsided embrace.


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I apologize for taking so long, but it has been the longest couple of weeks ever, so many issues these 2 weeks. But let's move on and coming into this PPV, I was pretty excited, not like last year but I was excited because the WWE title match and both ladder matches. So let's get started! Alright, here we go and this was the MITB match I was looking forward to the most. I mean you have Ziggler, Christian, Sin Cara and Tyson Kidd, who are great risk takers. Then you had Tensai, who is the muscle of the group and I expected him ... [read more]
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Maitimo (Q, pron. [ˈmaɪtimo]) was the mother-name of Maedhros, eldest son of Fëanor. Meaning "Well-shaped One", it was received by Maedhros because of his comeliness.[1]
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Peoples of Middle-earth, "The Shibboleth of Fëanor", The names of the Sons of Fëanor with the legend of the fate of Amrod, p. 353


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Docter was named to the Hokie Invitational All-Tournament Team.
BLACKSBURG, Va. – The Harvard women's volleyball team dropped a pair of matches on Saturday to conclude play in the Hokie Invitational. The Crimson lost to Virginia Tech, 3-0, in its first match of the day and was defeated by Towson, 3-0, in the nightcap.
Senior captain Taylor Docter was named to the Hokie Invitational All-Tournament team after averaging 2.82 kps and 2.18 dps for the weekend. She totaled 17 kills and 13 digs on Saturday to pace the Crimson on both sides of the net.
Virginia Tech (3-2) got off to a quick start against the Crimson and took the match by set scores of 25-12, 25-12 and 25-15. The Hokie's combined to hit .358 in the match while committing just 10 errors, led by Samantha Gostling's 10 kills. Harvard received six kills and six digs from Docter with freshman Caroline Holte adding four kills and two block assists.
The Crimson attempted to turn things around against Towson (6-2) in its second match of the day but was met with a similar result as the Tigers took the match, 25-18, 26-24, 25-16. The Harvard offense was again paced by Docter who notched 11 kills with seven digs. Teresa Skelly added seven kills while hitting .545 for the match and Caroline Walters tallied a career-high five total blocks. Three Tigers finished with double-digit kills, including Katy Buck and Dayane Van Ass who recorded 14 apiece.
Harvard returns to action next weekend at the Malkin Athletic Center as host of the Harvard Invitational. The Crimson will face Manhattan on Friday, Sept. 7 at 7 p.m. before taking on Providence (1 p.m.) and Northern Kentucky (7 p.m.), on Saturday, Sept. 8.


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Carlyle has been a fabulous investor for my early stage company. Allan Thygesen is exceptional in his knowledge, contacts and energy. He also brings a lot of relevant operating experience to the table. Amazingly, we have received active help from even the Private Equity partners of Carlyle around the world - their contacts and presence are unparalleled.PRIVATE: Members Only


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text: DysoForums :: View topic - I am back, and so will be the Council DysoForums Gallery Donate Dyso.com Search Memberlist Usergroups Stats Register Login to check your private messages Login I am back, and so will be the Council DysoForums Forum Index -> The High Council (Private) View previous topic :: View next topic :: Hide signatures Author Message EctovultElderJoined: 18 Sep 2002Posts: 755 Level: 24 XP: 83% Posted: Sun May 04, 2003 8:33 pm Post subject: I am back, and so will be the Council Greetings everyone! I know you're having your exams, so you can't show up much, but anyway, I'm already thinking on The High Council's rebirth... Isendur is now back in action, and he has changed a bit as a character. His ideas are now clearer regarding what he wants to do and has learned with some of the mistakes from the past. I decided to return his elven form and his mage powers, putting his little "cleric adventure" aside. As for the Council, I have BIG plans for us... This time, I don't want to take the full lead as I did before... I would like all of you that are still with me (Malak and Nei) to stand TOGETHER with me and found a NEW High Council... in many ways different from the first. First of all, and as you have proposed before, we are going to abolish the Enforcers. The Council will dedicate itself exclusively to the trials. We are only going to have judges (Magisters) and we will offer our services to the people, and wait for THEM to come to US. Also, I am thinking of proposing an alliance with the OSB, so that when we decide the punishment for a given case, we will have some "official" support and someone to apply that punishment. These are some of the ideas I have. Like I said before, I want you to take part on this, and so, I want to know your sincere opinions and your suggestions. Let's try to bring the Council back for good._________________"Nothing that is beautiful in life is taken away with death" Back to top MalakalamHigh ElderJoined: 23 Jan 2003Posts: 1226 Level: 30 XP: 45% Posted: Mon May 12, 2003 6:01 am Post subject: My finals are over, but it looks like I'm going to be leading a second church of Cyric against Glorin's 'church'. As well as playing a journalist.. ... and a druid. I stretched myself a bit too thin. I guess if we come up with a way to make this work, I'll probably drop the journalist or the druid, or both._________________Random Quote Selector wrote: Back to top NeiHeroJoined: 05 Feb 2003Posts: 558 Level: 21 XP: 71% Posted: Fri May 23, 2003 11:37 pm Post subject: Everytime I mention the council people get very interested in it. I think if we try a comeback we'll be able to do it. but it's going to take more than just me. I'm back to playing at least once a day so I hope to see you all in game eventually._________________-Nei And may peace and fellowship follow you wherever you go Back to top EctovultElderJoined: 18 Sep 2002Posts: 755 Level: 24 XP: 83% Posted: Sat May 24, 2003 8:52 pm Post subject: hey there... I havent been around lately... lots of work and, the main reason, I'm disapointed... I'm disapointed with the players, disapointed with the Admins... i'm disapointed with Dyso... Lot's of the players that were here when I first came to Dyso are gone... they got sick of this... it's very hard for me to make new friends... so when i see all those new players in the players list, i feel somehow lost... As for Bri, he must be a great guy, he has been doing a great job and all that... but he's just not Gesh... if you know what i mean... Ive tried to talk to Bri several times by PM and he constantly ignores my messages... Ive given up trying to talk with him... Gesh always had time to reply to my messages, even if they were about the most insignificant subject... But... I'm an addict to Dyso, so I won't be leaving... I just need to get my morale back up... expect to see me back soon..._________________"Nothing that is beautiful in life is taken away with death" Back to top NeiHeroJoined: 05 Feb 2003Posts: 558 Level: 21 XP: 71% Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2003 3:22 pm Post subject: Well guys... at least we tried. It's really too bad this never fully got up and functional. ooc: Let me know where you guys go to play, maybe we can try again. 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Wendee in Beaumont, Calif.: Something on Smallville would really make my day.
Smallville's final season premiere starts just a few seconds after last season's finale, and Clark's 10th season adventures continue on from that point. It's going to be a struggle for the someday superhero, but with help from his dad Jonathan Kent (oh yes, he's back in full force), Clark will eventually make peace with things and be the good guy we all know and love. And Lois is going to start keeping some secrets of her own—starting with not telling Clark she knows who he really is. Hey, someone's gotta look after his well-being, right?
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Congrats, Smallville—you have outdone yourself! For the show's 10th and final season, producers have scored perhaps their biggest (maybe even the biggest possible) casting coup: They've snagged erstwhile Lois Lane Teri Hatcher to play mom to Erica Durance's Lois Lane!
I know what you're thinking: But Lois' mom, Ella, is dead! Follow along now…
In episode 8, titled "Abandoned," Lois discovers old videotapes of her mother. I think you can figure the rest out for yourself. Am I right?
As you know, Hatcher spent four years playing Superman's soul mate on ABC's The New Adventures of Lois and Clark. The fact that the Desperate Housewives star was game to do this speaks volumes about her appreciation for that role (and the role it played in her future career). I'm sure they're also paying her well, too.
Thoughts? At a loss for words? Well, if you should come up with any, deposit them below!
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Smallville, please!
I'm hearing some great things about an upcoming episode that is based on an "alt Earth" Clark will visit, which is something they did in the comic books. He will see an alt Clark there, and the end of the episode will have everyone talking. Also, get ready to scrape yourself off the ceiling after watching the 200th episode, 'cause it's made of 100 percent awesome from what I hear. "Best episode ever," says my source, and this source knows a thing or two about good TV. James Marsters is a huge part of the episode, in a good way—gone is Bad Brainiac of days past! Plus, if you're a Clois shipper (and let's face it, who isn't?!), you'll be treated to countless squeeworthy and very emotional scenes.
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Any chance we'll see any Justice League or Society members again on Smallville again this season?
The answer to that question is a big fat yes! Smallville boss Kelly Souders says, "You'll definitely see a big League presence in the middle of the run [of episodes]. You won't have to wait until the end, we promise. Plus, you'll see more than one assembled at a time—and soon." Get excited.
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Can we expect to see Clark wearing glasses at any point during the final season? – Bonnie
The matter of Clark's famous, specs-tacular disguise "will work its way in, yes," exec producer Brian Petersen told me at last month's party celebrating Episode 200. And judging by the recently released scene shots from "Homecoming," it happen this Friday. It almost goes without saying that Lois really, really likes the look.
What are the odds we get a Tess-Lionel scene now that John Glover's return is confirmed? I can taste the nuance and great acting. – wingster55
"Oh, I wish. I wish I wish I wish I wish," Cassidy Freeman answers rather enthusiastically. But since Papa Luthor is dead, she wonders if he'll instead turn up in "a flashback or something? " Such a scenario would jibe with the spoiler that the night of Jonathan Kent's death will be revisited in Episode 200.
Got anything on the next episode Tom Welling is directing? – LaLane1972
TW is helming Episode 12, titled "Patriot." When I asked him what unique challenges this directing turn presented, he said, "We're going to shoot underwater, with dolphins, with explosions, and with Aquaman (Alan Ritchson) and Aquaman's wife [Mera, played by Elena Satine]…. It's going to be a huge episode."
Is Season 10 going to be as dark as last season? – Deji
In a word, no. "Season 9 was really about wrestling with darkness," says exec producer Kelly Souders. "And while [Season] 10 is about having to go up against darkness, because of Darkseid, it has a much more future-forward, hopeful, inspiring tone to it." Which is nice.
Any tidbits you can share about "Mama Lane"? – camycats via Twitter
What we know: Lois' dearly departed mother will be played by 'Desperate' Housewife/'Lois & Clark' alum Teri Hatcher in Episode 8, "Abandoned." What we don't quite know is what purpose Ella Lane will serve by appearing to her daughter via old videotapes. Erica Durance sheds some light, saying that by experiencing Mom's missive, Lois is "able to let go of a lot of guilt that she's had, and she's able to move forward – and in doing so, she helps Clark move forward with his life."
Is there any chance that we'll see Oliver move on to his comic book wife, Dinah (aka Black Canary, played by Alaina Huffman)? – VM
"Hopefully!" Justin Hartley answers. With scene partner Allison Mack's Chloe MIA for all but five episodes this season, "That'd give me something to do, right?" he notes. "So yeah, that'd be great."
Will Clark get to investigate a story or two himself this season? – Heather S.
Kelly Souders had to chuckle when I went to her with this topic. Turning to fellow EP Brian Petersen, she said, "We sure get a lot of questions about journalism stories from journalists!" Kelly went on to say that while "Lois and Clark's careers are obviously very important, they also have a few other massive issues to deal with – like, their relationship, [Clark's] secret, and when they find out who knows what."
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I can't wait for Smallville's 200th episode! What can you tell me about it? — Tyler
ADAM: While Clark takes a trip down memory lane with the surprisingly helpful Brainiac 5 (James Marsters), it's his trip to the future that will most help him become the Man of Steel. What Clark sees "galvanizes his confidence," executive producer Brian Peterson says. "He comes out [of the episode] as the leader that we know Superman to be. His leadership skills sort of jump up to the next level and that sort of maintains all the way through the rest of the season," adds executive producer Kelly Souders.
The General (Michael Ironside) and Lucy Lane (Peyton List) drop in on Clark and Lois for a surprise Thanksgiving dinner; an assassination attempt is made.
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NY RANGERS vs. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
Thursday, Oct. 27, 7:00 p.m.
Madison Square Garden – New York, New York
Rangers: 3-2-2 (8 pts)
Maple Leafs: 5-2-1 (11 pts)
* All information through NHL games on Oct. 25
The Rangers will begin a six-game homestand when they face-off against their Original Six rivals the Toronto Maple Leafs tomorrow at Madison Square Garden (7:00 p.m.), in their 2011-12 regular season home opener. The Blueshirts currently rank fourth in the Atlantic Division standings, and 10th in the Eastern Conference, with a record of 3-2-2 (8 pts). The Rangers enter tomorrow's contest having defeated the Winnipeg Jets, 2-1, on Monday at MTS Centre, and have now won three of their last four games. New York completed their season-opening, seven-game road trip with a record of 3-2-2 (8 pts), including a 3-1-0 mark on their four-game Western Canada swing. The Maple Leafs enter the contest with a 5-2-1 (11 pts) record to rank third in the Eastern Conference, and have lost two of their last three games. Following tomorrow's contest, the Rangers will face-off against the Ottawa Senators on Saturday, Oct. 29, at Madison Square Garden (3:00 p.m.), as they continue their six-game homestand.
Prior to tomorrow's contest, the Blueshirts' morning skate is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. at Madison Square Garden. Head Coach John Tortorella will be available to the media following the team's morning skate in the Press Conference Room / Media Dining area, located on the fifth floor of Madison Square Garden.
* Schedule and availability subject to change
- TV: MSG Network
6:30 p.m. – Rangers Pre-Game Show with Al Trautwig and Brian Leetch
7:00 p.m. – Rangers vs. Maple Leafs
Broadcasters: Sam Rosen (Play-By-Play), Joe Micheletti (Analyst), John Giannone (In-Game Reporter)
· Radio: 970 The Apple and newyorkrangers.com
6:30 p.m. – Rangers Pre-Game Show
7:00 p.m. – Rangers vs. Maple Leafs
Broadcasters: Kenny Albert (Play-By-Play), Dave Maloney (Analyst)
RANGERS vs. MAPLE LEAFS:
· All-Time: 218-270-95-6 overall (127-109-56-3 at home; 91-161-39-3 on the road)
· 2011-12: Tonight marks the first of four meetings this season, and the first of two meetings at Madison Square Garden.
· Last Season: New York was 3-0-1 overall, including a 1-0-1 mark at home. The Rangers shutout the Maple Leafs twice in the season series and out-scored Toronto, 14-5, in four games, including a seven-goal performance by the Blueshirts on Jan. 19. Marian Gaborik registered a hat trick with four goals, and added an assist in the 7-0 win vs. Toronto on Jan. 19. Artem Anisimov tied Gaborik for the team lead with five points (one goal, four assists) in the series, and Brian Boyle tied for the team-high with four goals in four games.
· New York is the only team in the NHL that has not skated in a home game yet this season; Toronto is tied for 23rd with a 1-2-0 (2 pts) mark on the road
· The Rangers have not faced a Northeast Division opponent this season; the Maple Leafs are 0-1-0 vs. the Atlantic Division
· Henrik Lundqvist has posted a 9-4-4 record with a 2.54 GAA and two shutouts in 17 career regular season contests vs. Toronto; Martin Biron is 13-11-2-3 with a 2.69 GAA and one shutout in 31 career regular season games vs. the Maple Leafs
· Brad Richards leads the Rangers with 16 goals, 14 assists and 30 points in 30 career regular season contests vs. Toronto; Marian Gaborik has tallied 12 points (six goals, six assists) in 11 games vs. the Maple Leafs, and Brandon Dubinsky as recorded 12 points (two goals, 10 assists) in 15 games vs. Toronto
· New York lists one former Maple Leaf on their roster: Kris Newbury (2006-07 – 2008-09)
· Toronto lists one former Ranger on their roster: Colton Orr (2005-06 – 2008-09)
- Power Play: The Rangers tallied two goals in five power play opportunities (7:09) on Monday at Winnipeg, and have now registered three power play goals in the last three games (3-12, 25.0%). New York ranks 27th overall (3-28, 10.7%) through seven games. The Rangers are 0-2 (1:05) in five-on-three situations (last – 10/22 at EDM), and 0-1 (0:40) when four-on-three (last – 10/8 at ANA). Shorthanded goals allowed (0).
- Penalty Killing: The Blueshirts held the Jets scoreless in one shorthanded situation (1:17) on Monday at Winnipeg, and are now 16-18 (88.9%) in the last four games. New York ranks 12th overall (32-37, 86.5%) through seven games. The Rangers are 2-2 (0:44) in three-on-five situations (last – 10/15 at NYI), and 0-1 (1:17) when three-on-four (last – 10/7 at LAK). Shorthanded goals for (1): 10/20 at CGY (Prust).
- Four-on-Four: New York did not tally/yield a goal in one four-on-four situation (0:43) on Monday at Winnipeg, and are now plus-two in 15 four-on-four situations (24:46). Four-on-four goals for (2): 10/18 at VAN (Gaborik); 10/20 at CGY (McDonagh). Four-on-four goals allowed (0).
- The Rangers have posted a record of 36-32-16 in 84 home openers all-time at Madison Square Garden
- The Blueshirts enter tonight's contest with a franchise record, seven-game point streak in home openers, having posted a record of 4-0-1-2 in their last seven home-opening games at Madison Square Garden dating back to the 2003-04 season – Oct. 16, 2003 vs. ATL (0-0), Oct. 6, 2005 vs. MTL (3-4, OT), Oct. 5, 2006 vs. WSH (5-2), Oct. 4, 2007 vs. FLA (5-2), Oct. 10, 2008 vs. CHI (4-2), Oct. 3, 2009 vs. OTT (5-2), and Oct. 15, 2010 vs. TOR (3-4, OT); New York also registered a seven-game point streak in home openers from 1972-73 to 1978-79 (5-0-2-0)
- New York established franchise records for most goals for and largest margin of victory in a home opener with a 7-0 win vs. Toronto on Nov. 20, 1932
- The Blueshirts have posted nine shutouts all-time in home openers, with the last shutout in a home-opening game on Oct. 16, 2003 vs. Atlanta (Mike Dunham, 0-0); Andy Aitkenhead has posted a franchise record, two shutouts in home openers (Nov. 20, 1932 vs. Toronto and Nov. 18, 1934 vs. St. Louis)
New York has posted a record of 46-25-12 (104 pts) against Original Six opponents since the 2005-06 season, including a 14-6-4 mark vs. Toronto over the span. The Rangers' .627 winning percentage ranks second, trailing Detroit (.698%, 41-16-6) and ahead of Montreal (.617%, 68-40-12), Toronto (.512%, 53-50-18), Boston (.504%, 53-52-18), and Chicago (.477%, 27-30-9).
The Rangers finished their season-opening seven-game road trip with a 3-2-2 mark. The trip set a new franchise record for longest stretch away from Madison Square Garden to begin a season, breaking the old record of five games set in 1952-53 and 1953-54. It was only the seventh time in franchise history that the Rangers had a road trip of seven games or longer at any point in the season – 1955-56 (4-4-1-0), 1959-60 (1-5-1-0), 1981-82 (5-1-2-0), 1984-85 (0-6-1-0), 1987-88 (4-2-1-0), and 1997-98 (2-3-2-0) – and the third time they posted a winning record on such a trip (1981-82, 1987-88). The Blueshirts will open their home schedule tomorrow vs. Toronto, their latest home opener since they opened the 1948-49 season on Oct. 27, 1948 (excluding the lockout-shortened 1994-95 season).
New York completed their four-game Western Canada road trip with a 3-1-0 record. The Rangers began the trip by defeating Vancouver (4-0) and Calgary (3-2, OT), marking the first time the team has won in those two cities in the same season since 1986-87. On Monday, the Blueshirts visited Winnipeg for the first time since they faced the former Winnipeg Jets franchise on Nov. 17, 1995 (3-6). New York came away with a 2-1 victory, marking the first time they won in Winnipeg since Nov. 21, 1992 (5-4).
Defenseman Dan Girardi enters tonight's contest leading the NHL in average ice time, logging 28:13 per contest. He has logged 30:00+ of ice time twice this season, including a season-high 31:25 of ice time on Oct. 8 against Anaheim in Stockholm, Sweden.
The Rangers had three players make their Rangers debut in the team's season opener on Oct. 7 against the Kings – Tim Erixon (NHL debut), Brad Richards (one assist) and Mike Rupp. In addition, defenseman Jeff Woywitka made his Rangers debut on Oct. 15 at Long Island, while defenseman Brendan Bell made his Blueshirts debut on Saturday at Edmonton.
- The Rangers have posted a record of 284-272-93 all-time in the month of October, including a 176-117-48 mark at home and a 108-155-45 record on the road. New York (3-2-2) is scheduled to play 10 games during the season's opening month in 2011-12, with three games being contested at MSG and seven scheduled on the road.
- Legendary Rangers' defenseman Brian Leetch holds the franchise record for most points in the month of October, having registered 43 goals and 130 assists for 173 career points in the season's opening month.
- The Blueshirts' all-time leader for most career wins in the month of October is Mike Richter, who registered 40 career wins during the season's opening month. Henrik Lundqvist has recorded 35 career wins during the month of October.
- New York has posted two, seven-game winning streaks in the month of October, winning seven consecutive games during the season's opening month in 2009-10 (Oct. 3 vs. Ottawa to Oct. 17 at Toronto) and 1988-89 (Oct. 16 vs. Vancouver to Oct. 30 vs. Pittsburgh).
The Rangers are currently 13 wins shy of 2,500 wins, having won 2,487 games all-time in franchise history.
- Brian Boyle: 4 games from 200th NHL career
- Wojtek Wolski: 5 games from 400th NHL career; 9 goals from 100th NHL career
- Brad Richards: 500th career NHL assist (10/20 at CGY)
- Marc Staal (concussion, IR on 10/5) – 7
Total Man-Games Lost: 16
- Oct. 25 – Assigned defenseman Brendan Bell to Connecticut (AHL)