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Madison Street is bustling. College Town celebrated its grand opening last week, and several other new developments are under way. This former warehouse row a block north of Gaines Street is adding to Tallahassee's vibrancy with entertainment, shopping, dining and housing. With that, though, comes an increase in vehicle traffic.
To help patrons access the new businesses, visit friends and enjoy a little retail therapy, 60 new public parking spaces are now available on Madison Street near Woodward Avenue. Previously, there was no official public parking anywhere on the corridor.
Of these new public parking spaces, 53 will use a new Pay-By-Space system, which will become operational on Monday, Sept. 23. It's simple to park in a Pay-By-Space spot.
You do not need to return to your vehicle and display anything on your dash.
Each Pay-By-Space spot costs 50 cents per hour, with a 2 hour maximum time limit. If you are paying with a card, there is a $1 minimum purchase, which will give you the full 2 hour allotment. Parking enforcement for these spaces will begin at 8 a.m. and end at 6 p.m. on weekdays only.
The remaining seven new spaces use traditional meters, with a meter on a pole in front of each spot. These meters only accept change and are currently active. The traditional metered spaces also cost 50 cents per hour and have a 2 hour maximum time limit. Patrons using the spaces between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on weekdays need to pay the meter or risk getting a ticket.
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If you had a chance to ride through Europe with your posse, wouldn't you be wearing your Edwin Jeans, with the hem upturned to reveal your selvedge pride? And, if you do happen to wear double denim or get your boots muddy, who cares. With "The Motorcycle Song" by Arlo Guthrie serving as the road trip's soundtrack, the group of riders includes a young lady who is enjoying the trip equally as much as the rest of the guys. Produced by Edwin Europe's creative team and directed by Benjamin Robinson.
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Recently I read an editorial in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (PRS) Journal by Dr. Thomas R Stevenson regarding the question of "What is Plastic Surgery and Who Decides?" It is a very thoughtful article. With his and Lippincott Williams & Wilkins permission, I am re-printing it here.
"What is Plastic Surgery and Who Decides?"
We are finishing a face lift consultation and my nurse puts away our mirror. Amy, rearranging her hair, asks a familiar question, "Why do they call it plastic surgery?" I fumble through an explanation of Carl von Graefe's use of "plastic," meaning "to mold," and add something about having "nothing to do with a class of chemical compounds, but is a discipline that includes reconstructive and aesthetic surgery." Amy's eyes glaze over. Obviously confused but satisfied there is an answer, she walks into my manager's office for a price quote. I am left with her question and my own interpretation of it. Amy really wants to know, "What is plastic surgery?" The answer depends on whom you ask.
Quiz a U.S. citizen about our specialty and chances are you'll receive a response referencing movie stars and breast augmentation. A crude colloquial noun often will substitute for "breast." You might get a script outline from last week's plastic surgery reality television show. Press a little further and you may hear a reference to nose jobs and face lifts— occasionally cleft lip repairs or breast reconstructions. If you mention pressure sore closure or limb salvage, digital replantation, or hand surgery, the reply might be, "That's plastic surgery?" Such is our specialty's public perception.
Insurers have a clearer idea of surgery's scope but limited concerns regarding plastic surgery's future. Give them an ICD-9 and CPT code, and they will tell you if it is covered and what they will pay. Reimbursement is based on a negotiated fee-for-service scale. A plastic surgeon in private practice can decide if payment is sufficient, accepting only those insurance plans that pay enough and rejecting others. Plastic surgeons in large multispecialty groups or academic practice may not be allowed to turn down patients whose plans reimburse poorly. Thus, most private practitioners are pushed toward performing lucrative cosmetic procedures while other plastic surgeons are threatened with insolvency. Most of us do some cosmetic surgery. That part of our practice requires expertise, involves few emergency calls, and pays the bills. But who among us entered residency simply hoping to be a successful cosmetic surgeon? Unfortunately, if whittled down to a financially viable "chip," plastic surgery would be one knife stroke away from disappearing. No, third-party payers and financial considerations should not circumscribe our specialty.
Plastic surgery's accrediting and credentialing organizations are the Plastic Surgery Residency Review Committee and the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Each group has a slightly different view of what constitutes our specialty. The Plastic Surgery Residency Review Committee precisely delineates the variety and number of procedures each plastic surgery resident must perform in order for his or her program to stay accredited. Provide inadequate case volume and a training program risks loss of accreditation. Through written and oral examination processes, American Board of Plastic Surgery certification is granted only to those candidates who are familiar with a broad range of problems faced by plastic surgeons. The Residency Review Committee and American Board of Plastic Surgery determine what information a plastic surgery residency must impart and what a graduating resident must know to be board certified. These two organizations declare what a plastic surgeon starts out being, not what that surgeon will be doing in a mature practice.
Plastic surgeons are encouraged by the board to maintain certification. Board certification is time-limited. If a plastic surgeon wishes to maintain certification, that surgeon must regularly assess his or her patient management abilities, identify deficiencies, and objectively demonstrate an effort to improve. However, this Maintenance of Certification process will not force a plastic surgeon to master the same breadth of skills that surgeon possessed when he or she was initially certified. Plastic surgery's scope cannot be defined by accrediting or certifying bodies.
Plastic surgery training programs develop curricula based on comprehensive didactic and clinical outlines. Program directors are required to educate residents across a wide spectrum. Still, no two programs are identical. Some programs are strong in microsurgery, others in aesthetic procedures. Newly graduated residents are as different as snowflakes. Those differences grow over years of practice. Principles of problem analysis and treatment planning, developed as a resident, should be retained and used to refine patient care techniques. However, specific procedures taught to a resident are supplanted by the discovery of superior ones or are shown to be ineffective, even dangerous. Who among us is still injecting liquid silicone? When a resident finishes training, his or her perspective interprets plastic surgery as that body of knowledge personally amassed to date—but there will be so much more.
Plastic surgery is defined by public opinion, reimbursement agencies, accreditation and certification bodies, training program curricula, and practice patterns. Is that the entire answer?
Back to Amy's question, "What is plastic surgery?" She may never know, but we should. I believe plastic surgery is what plastic surgeons do. It is what we do collectively, and what this aggregate body does is what each of us individually entered plastic surgery to do. Yes, it is constrained by finances, limited by local availability of cases, and confined to its practitioners' skills and training. Our scope may be narrowed by competing specialties, and certainly our practice will change. Still, we as a group fix clefts, treat pressure sore patients, reconstruct burn victims, repair mangled hands, and care for patients overseas.
As applicants to plastic surgery programs, we were picked because we were capable and promising in our program directors' eyes. We were young surgeons who looked at things differently. Each of us vowed to be an innovator. We wanted to figure out a new and better way of doing something. Preserving that ideal and providing the chance for enthusiastic, creative young surgeons to flourish is plastic surgery's essence. Each of us retains a portion of that spirit. Private practitioners, academicians, and researchers in plastic surgery must continue their commitment to variety and innovation. We must encourage the American Board of Plastic Surgery and Plastic Surgery Residency Review Committee to maintain breadth in plastic surgery training. Our membership organizations must be stimulated to provide varied educational offerings. We are obligated to ensure that those opportunities we enjoyed persist and are passed on to the next generation of plastic surgeons.
Thomas R. Stevenson, M.D.
Division of Plastic Surgery
University of California, Davis
Sacramento, Calif. 95817
What Is Plastic Surgery and Who Decides?; Plastic & Reconstr Surgery, 120(4):1079-1080, September 15, 2007; Stevenson, Thomas R. M.D.


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Turner from the Tate: The Making of a Master opens to the public this Saturday 1 June.
J. M. W. Turner (1775–1851) is one of Britain's greatest artists and a key figure of the Romantic period. He is celebrated as a highly modern painter, his work much admired for its experimental character.
Turner from the Tate provides a comprehensive overview of Turner and his artistic development, while offering extraordinary insights into his working life and practices.
J.M.W. Turner 'Regulus' exhibited 1828 Photo: © Tate, 2013
The exhibition includes ambitious early works such as Buttermere Lake, with part of Cromackwater 1798 and the spectacular The fall of an avalanche in the Grisons 1810, through to paintings of Turner's late career including the exquisite Venice, the Bridge of Sighs 1840.
J.M.W. Turner 'Waves breaking on a Lee Shore at Margate (Study for 'Rockets and Blue Lights')' c.1840 Photo: © Tate, 2013
As well as many of Turner's most famous paintings, Turner from the Tate highlights works never shown previously. The exhibition offers fresh perspectives on an artist who was valued as a master in his own time and whose impact was felt as far away as Australia.
Turner from the Tate: The Making of a Master is organised by Tate in association with Art Exhibitions Australia, the Art Gallery of South Australia, and the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
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The National Gallery of Australia presents in connection with the exhibition Turner from the Tate four extraordinary performances from the internationally acclaimed Australian String Quartet, the Hindemith quintet of the Australian World Orchestra, the sublime performance of Ambre Hammond on piano and actor, John Turnbull reciting poetry of the time accompanied by Giga Jelescovic and his string quartet.
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J.M.W. Turner 'Rome, from the Vatican. Raffaelle, accompanied by La Fornarina, preparing his pictures for the decoration of the Loggia exhibited 1820 Photo: © Tate, 2013
The Australian String Quartet
Romantic and Revolutionary: Turner in music
3pm Sunday 2 June
Explore Turner's genius with his contemporaries John Field, Felix Mendelssohn and Franz Liszt, the high Romanticism of Brahms and a new work, The fallacies of hope, by Australian Stephen Wittington. Performed by the acclaimed Australian String Quartet: Kristian Winther (violin), Anne Horton (violin), Stephen King (viola), Rachel Johnston (cello).
$50, $44 concession, $42 members, $20 student (includes refreshments)
With Turner from the Tate: The Making of a Master opening at the Gallery this week the Members office is looking forward to the coming busy but exciting few months ahead. The winter edition of Artonview will be delivered to you in the next few days and will contain the new events calendar for winter. In the meantime take a look at the events on offer on the members page of the website.
Events include a Champagne and Chintz morning with Nerida Brydon from Melbourne firm Elliott Clarke, who will discuss the history of Chintz and how it has influenced English interior design. We also have early morning viewings with Tea and English Muffins, a High Tea and the Members Dinner.
Over these cold months the winter Book Club will be reading 'Moroccan Idyll: Art and Orientalism' by Jeanette Hoorn. With Claudia Hyles, our erudite facilitator leading the discussion over morning tea in August, this is certain to be a worthwhile read.
On 9 July there is a bus trip to the Art Gallery of New South Wales to view the Sydney Moderns exhibition. The exhibition focuses on works created in the decades between the two world wars as progressive artists explored and promoted modernity through revolutions in colour and light. There are a number of works from the National Gallery of Australia's collection included.
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Why not add to your Turner experience and take a walk in the Australian National Botanic Gardens. Friends of the Gardens have developed walks featuring themes from Turner's paintings. These free guided walks will leave at 11.00am on Saturdays during June. For further information on the Botanic Gardens "Turned on" walks click here
Members Special Offer for Freud's Last Session
What happened when C.S. Lewis met Sigmund Freud?
Freud's Last Session tells of an electrifying intellectual duel between two great minds of last century. Winner of the 2011 Off Broadway Alliance Award for Best Play, it opens at Sydney's Theatre Royal on 14 August. Take advantage of a special offer for National Gallery of Australia members: $5 off A-Reserve seats for Tuesday-Thursday evening performances during 15 August – 5 September. Offer valid until 5pm Friday 7 June. Book here.
This month Kelli Cole, Assistant Curator, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, discusses artist Matilda House and the role of storytelling in her practice.
Matilda House is a Ngambri-Ngunnawal woman who is a traditional custodian of the Canberra region. She is a storyteller and an artist; she has a commitment to keeping her people's stories alive for the next generation. This commitment inspired her artistic practice.
'you must have stories of your country. If you don't, you don't belong, no matter where you come from.'
As a child, House learnt the importance of storytelling from her great grandfather Harry William also know as Black Harry, as they made many journeys back to country on custodial lands. Their Country includes Namadgi (a local word for mountain) National Park, which is situated 90 minutes from Canberra.
Matilda House 'Hongyon Country' 1996 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gordon Darling Australasian Print Fund 1997
Like the Rock Art paintings at Yankee Hat in the Namadgi National Park, Matilda House's print Hongyon Country 1996 represents her rich cultural heritage, outlining the local food sources that are available in the area, which the survival of her people depended on.
The subtle twilight purple creates the effect of dawn or dusk. The composition is drawn together by the band of white through the centre of the print, like fog rolling through the Valley.
Catch some of the most exciting recent cinema about art, culture and ideas in a program curated and introduced by film writer and curator Simon Weaving.
Wednesdays 5 June – 10 July
Each session starts at 6.00pm
Venue: James O Fairfax Theatre
Series tickets: $80, $70 concession, $60 members
Single: $16, $14 concession, $12 members
For program and booking information visit the Winter Film Series page here
Join us next Wednesday 5 June for the Series' inaugural screening, 'Marina Abramovic: the artist is present' 2012. A documentary that follows Serbian performance artist Marina Abramovic as she prepares for the most important moment of her life: a major retrospective exhibition at the Museum Of Modern Art of her seductive, fearless and outrageous body of work.
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unDisclosed: 2nd National Indigenous Art Triennial | Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art, Adelaide SA , 3 May –7 July 2013
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Red Case - Myths and Rituals & Yellow Case - Form, Space and Design | Murray Bridge Regional Art Gallery, Murray Bridge SA, 28 June – 16 July 2013
New South Wales
Stars of the Tokyo stage: Natori Shunsen's kabuki actor prints| Tamworth Regional Gallery, Tamworth NSW, 15 June – 20 July 2013
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Blue Case – Technology | Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery, Booragal NSW, 24 May – 17 June 2013
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Blue Case – Technology | Shellharbour Council Exhibition Space, Shellharbour NSW, 18 June – 18 July 2013
Natori Shunsen 'Nakamura Tokizo III and Ichikawa Omezo IV as Tsuru and Kame in 'The crane and the tortoise'' 1928 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gift of Orde Poynton Esq, AO CMG 2001
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Capital and country: the Federation years 1900 – 1914 | Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin NT, 4 May – 29 September 2013
Roy Lichtenstein: Pop Remix | Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs NT, 26 April – 10 June 2013
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: 1888 Melbourne Cup | National Sports Museum, Richmond VIC, 15 January – 16 September 2013
Thanks to Hopscotch Films, we have 10 double passes to giveaway to see the new Australian film Satellite Boy, in cinemas 20 June. When the home of 12 year old Pete and his grandfather (David Gulpilil) is threatened with demolition, Pete and his friend Kalmain embark on a quest to confront those responsible, travelling through epic and stunning Kimberley country. Navigating a world torn between old and new, nature and technology, Satellite Boy is a heartfelt story about the importance of friendship, family, and cultural identity.
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For your chance to win, email your contact details to firstname.lastname@example.com by COB Thursday 6 June.
For the fifth year in a row, Canberra will enjoy a 'taste of mid-winter magic' with the Canberra and Capital region's truffle festival running from 21 June until early August 2013. The festival will include truffle hunts, cooking classes, dining experiences, and grower talks. Local restaurants, cafes and wineries will also be taking part.
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Kristi Rasmussen, chairman of the Relay for Life 2008, opened the kickoff meeting for the event at the Senior Citizens Center in Castle Dale. She welcomed everyone and introduced her board.
Francis Swasey introduced the guest speaker for the evening Diane Tadehara, a resident of Ferron who is currently battling breast cancer. "I would give two pieces of advice to woman who are faced with the adventure. One is to look for the miracles and the other is to always remember you can help," said Tadehara.
She began her journey through diagnosis and treatment less than a year ago. She has had three surgeries, 16 weeks of radiation and eight weeks of chemotherapy since June 2007. At the beginning of her "adventure" she began a journal to document her life from the point of diagnosis. It is a hard copy of her feelings and the feelings of those around her through this ordeal.
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AHL Prospect Rankings: #12 – Tim Sestito
Jonathan Willis
February 09 2009 10:13PM
Tim Sestito is not a real prospect. He's an offensive black hole (in his finest junior season he managed 32 points), has grit but not size and went undrafted. Still, he's a player that the Oilers have doggedly kept on their radar screen.
After finishing his junior career, Sestito had a nine-game audition with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers (the Islanders' AHL affiliate), and was invited to the Edmonton Oilers' training camp in September of 2005. They didn't have room to sign him to an entry-level deal, so he signed on with the Oilers' ECHL affiliate in Greenville for 2005-06, where he managed 44 points (good for 8th on the team, 10 points behind plug noted scorer Brock Radunske) and a +9 rating on a team that went +45. Despite the unimpressive ECHL numbers, the Oilers signed Sestito to a two-year entry-level contract in August of 2006.
Sestito responded with an unimpressive 2006-07. He played in only four AHL games, recording no points and a -3 rating in Wilkes-Barre. In Stockton he scored 26 points in 66 games (plug noted scorer Tyler Spurgeon managed 29 points in only 39 games) and went -14 on a team that was +28 overall. Only one player (career ECHL'er Steve Slonina, traded mid-way through the season) managed a poorer +/-.
In 2007-08, Sestito moved from the ECHL to the AHL. Kelly Buchberger's Springfield Falcons were a pretty bad team, but even there Tim Sestito managed to stand out. His -25 was the worst mark on the team, while his 17 points in 77 games made it clear that it wasn't a result of cheating for offense. His 175 PIM led the team. The Oilers liked the combination so much that they signed Sestito to a two-year extension.
This season, Sestito has continued to display both his offensive prowess (4 points in 37 games) and his defensive ability (his -9 is the worst of any forward on the team). It's resulted in a one-game NHL call-up.
After this brief review of Tim Sestito's career, I have only one question: Why would any NHL franchise waste time, money, and one of their 50 NHL contracts on a player with a) no discernible offensive ability and b) an obvious inability to prevent the other team from scoring goals?
It's here that we get into Tim Sestito's positives.
The first two comments worth looking at come from a Holly Gunning article published on Hockey's Future. First, from an unnamed Oilers' source:
"Tim Sestito is not our property but hopefully he will be our property because he's been really good for (Greenville). We knew he would play there and we're happy he's played that well."
Secondly, Sestito commented on his game:
I think mainly I'm out there to get things going with a hit or a forecheck and specifically to keep the puck out of our net. I think my defensive part of the game is getting better and if I can chip in with some points, that's always a plus. I think being good defensively takes a lot of hard work. It's easy to take shifts off and float around, but with defensive hockey, you're always trying to beat guys back to your zone, you're always looking to pick guys up and get pucks out on the walls. It's a dirty job, but that's the key to a lot of games is getting it out.
If those two comments didn't make it clear exactly what skill-set Sestito brings to the lineup, this article from October of last year makes it impossible to miss:
After taking a slap shot off his foot, Tim Sestito's shift should have been done. But the Springfield Falcons were already down a man and there was a penalty to kill. So Sestito did what hockey players are supposed to do. He ignored the pain and remained on the penalty kill.... "He never quits," Falcons coach Jeff Truitt said. "That's him in a nutshell. It was good news when we found out he was OK. He's going to be sore, of course. We're glad he could continue. He's a big part of everything...." Sestito's play seems to rub off on his teammates and that's what wearing the "C" is all about.
At every level of hockey, teammates and coaches have raved about Sestito's leadership ability and character. He's an aggressive player, and he pushes himself and his team all of the time. It's what led to him getting his first NHL game, as the centre on an ill-conceived fourth line with Liam Reddox and Ladislav Smid. It probably didn't hurt either that his sub-par numbers in Springfield come against the best possible opposition.
There are three things that are often underestimated in dictating who gets an NHL shot and who doesn't. Health, the approval of an NHL organization, and character. Sestito has all three in spades, and that's why he is where he is on this list. It has nothing to do with the supposedly "decent scoring skills" that Sportsnet says he has. If and when Sestito gets a shot as a fourth-line forward, it will be because he's given it his all every step of the way, and because he's playing for people who appreciate that virtue above perhaps any other. On skill alone, he wouldn't have a chance.
NHL Contract Status: 487K for the next two seasons, pending RFA
AHL Performance Compares To: Wayne Primeau
Career Projection: Tweener
February 09 2009, 10:55PM
Great article. I'm really enjoying learning about these prospects...it's very telling that someone who is not only a zero offensively, but a liability defensively got more than a cursory 'thanks for showing up' by this team. Sigh.
Is this an example of the obvious? He's a filler for a line-up and an organization too thin on talent? Is he a career minor leaguer who is simply ballast? Your article is in my opinion more telling about the Oiler organization than simply observations about Sestito.
February 10 2009, 12:16AM
Nice post, JW. I'm starting to check back a couple times a day...you've been writing some great stuff.
Seems like so long ago that ole' Wanye was here daily....*sigh*. Shouldn't one of us go bail him out? just sayin'....
Sestito can find a good titty bar in any city. Serious, last year, I went on the road with the boys(not dislike the boys on the bus where I showed off one of MY SIX STANLEY CUP RINGS) Bucky and I were heading out to buy another box of red wine, when old Sesser yells..."found 'em man, the titty bar is right here in our motel." That kind of heads up and willingness to lead in key sticktoative situations is why you need a guy like that under contract..well that, and the fact Sesser brought a camera into the titty bar and got a few snaps of someone that looks vaguely like myself falling on the stage with a $10.00 bill in his mouth. Thats what owners have contracts for, key guys in key situations. The thing I learned most is that guys just realy think I'm cool when I wear a custom tailored suit to a game in the AHL.
play him with hemsky.....
just kidding......
February 10 2009, 07:15AM
Librarian Mike wrote:
Great article. I'm really enjoying learning about these prospects…it's very telling that someone who is not only a zero offensively, but a liability defensively got more than a cursory 'thanks for showing up' by this team. Sigh.
Well, in fairness to Sestito he's probably been playing tough opposition all along - but his results just haven't been enough, even with that caveat.
JW, please tell me these aren't numbered by quality, that he isn't our 12th best prospect. Sigh.
February 10 2009, 08:04AM
@ Colin:
Not by quality exactly; more by how many NHL games I figure they'll get with the Oilers.
12th best AHL prospect. Good stuff's coming. Eventually.
Pardon me for changing the subject, but any updates on Visnovsky? At first they said an MRI would be done on Friday, then I heard Monday and still no update. They usually delay these things if the shoulder is still too swollen, so I'm not hopeful for good news. Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?....
February 10 2009, 08:44AM
@ Chaz:
I know that Horcoff should be back for the game against Montreal tomorrow, but I haven't heard anything official on Visnovsky.
People have been saying he's done for the year, but I don't think there's been any published confirmation of that.
Sounds like a cowbell to me.
@ Jonathan Willis: Thanks Jonathan. Any prospects to come that you'll be writing about with Visnovsky-like attributes? As trying as this year has been, with all the ups and downs, watching that guy play hockey has been a real pleasure. It's nice to see pure skill like that in Oiler silks.
February 10 2009, 09:02AM
@ Chaz:
It's a stretch to think that any of the Oilers' minor-league prospects will reach that level. Hrabal's troubles have already been documented, Taylor Chorney's having an abysmal year, and I don't think Jeff Petry's in that range of player.
The long-shot guy to watch for would be Cody Wild, I think. He's had a bizarre year, but of the Oilers' puck-moving prospects on defense he has some nice things happening.
February 10 2009, 09:02AM
@ Kent:
When you've got a fever...
February 10 2009, 09:16AM
My expectations next time Sestito gets called up will be tempered accordingly...not that they were very high anyways. But the way the Org pumps these guys after each call up you would think they were legit NHL'rs. Clearly some of these guys' pedigrees are being exposed. Great article J-Dub.
February 10 2009, 09:24AM
@ Poo Czar:
We already have a RUDY on our team. He plays under the alias of Liam Reddox....
February 10 2009, 09:34AM
"You're 5 foot nothin', 100 and nothin', and you have barely a speck of athletic ability. And you hung in there with the best Ice Hockey Squadron in the land for 2 years!"
Hang in there Timmy! You'll be anchoring the first line with Liam before April!
February 10 2009, 09:35AM
This organization has too many Rudy's, not enough Johnny Utah's...
We need a Johnny Rocker..
A couple of blogs ago, somebody posted that the AHL is for legitimate prospects, and seasoned minor-pro vets who teach the young guys how to be a pro.
They neglected to mention that those minor-pro vets don't appear out of nowhere, they start out as guys like Tim Sestito. So if you get a guy with the right kind of character, you tend to hold on to him, even if you're pretty sure he'll never make it to the show.


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Her 'friends in music' plan to organize a tribute to the late country singer, who died Sunday in an apparent suicide.
A statement released Monday by Mindy McCready's publicist says a Nashville tribute to the late singer is in the works.
"To complement formal family arrangements, preliminary plans are being made by Mindy's 'friends in music' to organize a memorial in Nashville in the coming days," said the statement from Music City News Media & Marketing. No date or location has been announced.
McCready, known for '90s country singles Ten Thousand Angels and Guys Do It All the Time, apparently shot herself Sunday afternoon on the front porch of her Arkansas home. Her boyfriend, record producer David Wilson, died in a similar fashion in the same place just a month before.
Nashville television reporter Stacy McCloud tweeted Monday afternoon that "close friends of Mindy McCready tell me that her body will be taken to her home state of Florida."
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"Human beings fear the unknown. So, whatever's freaking you out, grab it by the balls and say hello. Then it ain't the unknown anymore and it ain't scary. Or I guess it could be a shitload scarier."
Fans of the #1 bestseller Sh*t My Dad Says will recognize the always-patient voice of Justin Halpern's dad as it crackles through the pages of this hysterical new book. The story begins when Justin takes his dad out to lunch to announce that he's decided to propose to his girlfriend.
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In a bittersweet twist of fate, it was a breakup that sent Halpern on the path that would result in over 3 million Twitter followers, a #1 New York Times bestseller (ShH t My Dad Says), a TV deal, and ultimately, something like happiness. Beginning with the end of the relationship that resulted in him returning home to live with his father—whose irreverent, profanity-laden quips and advice was the soul of ShH t My Dad Says—Halpern recounts his romantic fumbles in this terrifically entertaining memoir that begs for a turn on the screen (the rights have already been sold). A gifted storyteller, Halpern sheepishly relates one embarrassing event after another: stealing porn from hobos, "each of whom looked like Nick Nolte rendered in beef jerky;" a white-knuckle ride in his quest for a driver's license so he can take the car to the homecoming dance; and even a stint working at Hooters in an effort to connect with the fairer sex. Fans of his previous work will slide right into this one, as Halpern Sr. is a frequent commenter on the proceedings, and his priceless and profane bon mots are too good to pass up in this light and charming rom-com of a memoir. (May 15)


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Not it! I'm on the little girl laptop, anyway, so I have an excuse. 😀ReplyCancel
Woo hoo! I'll take it! It is totally that kind of dayReplyCancel
More than one dude to judge ? We all win!
Being on the swinging buttcakes!!ReplyCancel
Most of those seem to be the result of poorly set up poles. Couple of the dudes had nice bodies. You aren't missing much, carry on.ReplyCancel
Lots of mostly hot mostly undressed dudes fall off stripper poles or varying sizes, colours and stability. Maaaad props to dude in the lime-green zebra-striped undies, I had to watch it twice before I noticed he fell.
Synopsis: strippinhg is harder than it looks, y'allReplyCancel
My video keeps freezing! Make the funny work!ReplyCancel
I like the "blatt" noise their balls make when they slap the pole.ReplyCancel
Everything is funnier with a good ball squashing.ReplyCancel
Sprink I think 2-230 EST is Enty's "me time" and the daily video is to keep us preoccupied while he poops.
Maybe we can test this? Who wants to send Enty a video?ReplyCancel
Are they randomly selected from Enty's recent youtube searches? There is no discernible pattern.ReplyCancel
Some people are regular like clock work. This hypothesis fascinates me. When I take a dump, I read VogueReplyCancel
@Sprink, it's become the OT of OT, where we make jokes, talk about book clubs, and link to better videos.
Like Heidi Klum and her fabulous accent introducing Patrick Swayze and Lisa Niemi dancing to Whitney Houston.ReplyCancel
I think it's so we can talk about Book Club, Sprink! Get your suggestions in, post going up tomorrow for voting! Woot!
Or what Seven said.ReplyCancel
And we talk bowel movements!ReplyCancel
I AM HIGHLY DISSAPOINTED there were no cheap-shots at me ; 0ReplyCancel
It's because we really liked your undies, Derek!ReplyCancel
@Seven, I've always felt sorry for Lisa Niemi because NOBODY would have ever heard of her if she hadn't been married to Patrick Swayze, but she was clearly an accomplished artist in her own right. For whatever reason, that talent didn't propel her to superstar status like it did for him (and yes, I'd call him a superstar).
It's like when people go off on Damian Lewis' (Lewis's?) wife or James McAvoy's…these are women who are highly respected as professionals, yet most gossip bien pensant write them off.
For all the doubters, watch this video; Niemi should have you after that first leg fan. Ffs.ReplyCancel
We all know your props are tennis rackets when you dance. Are you integrating some pole work in your routine?ReplyCancel
Yo TTM and fam—-I would love to talk about film as a topic—I just saw the movies Closer and Noah—last night I would love to discuss the in depth….*my question mark symbol does not work)ReplyCancel
@K—always the bridesmaid never the…ReplyCancel
Perfect, Derek, go throw them on the post. I posted pics from my TO trip too, under Hiddlestalk, check it oot!ReplyCancel
sweet—I totally will (Drock predicts hot-date-night will be an epic fail lmao)ReplyCancel
What hot date night??? Spill it, fella!ReplyCancel
Who is "Drock?" Does he pole dance, too?ReplyCancel
In lime-green manties, Wigs! Woo hoo!ReplyCancel
@TTM, The Elegance of the Hedgehog, by Muriel Barbery.
OR…Salinger's classic, The Catcher in the Rye. Sure, we all read it in high school, but I've never had an opportunity to re-visit the book and then discuss it with other adults. I'm currently reading The Shock of the Fall, which definitely has a "Catcher" feel to it. So maybe that one.
Anyway, I'm delighted with whichever book we read. I just wish I could participate more fully (e.g., not post midnight my time, not on a phone, not from my bed). It truly limits my powers of humour and criticism. Ahem.ReplyCancel
Sugar! Who are you? Patti Stanger? Derek absolutely should first date pole dance!ReplyCancel
@Derek–it's just as well your Question Mark key doesn't work as there were no questions in that comment.
Also–no cheap shots where? (<—-please note how it's essential to this sentence)
No cheap shots at you in this post or in the book group post over at @TTM's? Because, if it makes you happy, I am thoroughly capable of taking a cheap shot…ReplyCancel
I will add to the list,Sprink! I loved The Catcher In The Rye,of course. I'm going to hope we catch you for at least a little bit, you wit and sarcasm and actual book knowledge are the backbone of the group.
We actually lost a member last night / this morning, Pip Squeak, so we need all voices on deck!ReplyCancel
She never even gave Sex Toy Dave a chance to fully express himself!! It's as though he was a ginger or something!ReplyCancel
oh@Sprink—I am turning Dirty 30 August 1—I am just really immature sometimes..ReplyCancel
Shhh, Sprink, I thought we weren't gonna tell derek he came up at book club!ReplyCancel
@Sprink, I think she's a star in her world (dance world).
Couldn't agree more. It's obvious that she choreographed the entire dance. She goes en pointe several times, while he only goes once – a true professional working with someone not classically trained. I love the loop sequence, that was just so perfect.ReplyCancel
way to be a mega bitch…FUCK YOU
There are cheap shots up for the taking? Hmph, I miss everything.ReplyCancel
Derek: WHAT.THE.HELL??ReplyCancel
Pardon me? I never said anything to you or about you, @Derek. I am not Sprink, if that's who you're confusing me with.ReplyCancel
I love love love Catcher In the Rye—-I had 2 one night stands in my youngin years and they belived my name was Holden—lmao—-stupid chumpsReplyCancel
my bad my bad–0-sorry babe—I just get confused sometimes—ReplyCancel
@Seven—I mistook what you were saying—I really am sorryReplyCancel
Its hard to interpretive what people truly feel and decipher the true stabs in the back ya knowÉReplyCancel
Derek is better understood through the art of dance 😉ReplyCancel
Lol, I wonder if I get me a pole i could get my husband to do that,,,id probably laugh for a decade….l:-))ReplyCancel
Sooooooo, this is where all the women folk are hanging out. Ladies .-)ReplyCancel
For the record: I am a breeder, Derek, but I'd be willing to observe your interpretive dances.I am a big supporter of the performing arts.ReplyCancel
you weren't last week……..ReplyCancel
@Derek You know this means we'll have to have a CDaN Birthday Kiki for you then! I'll bring the champs 🙂ReplyCancel
@VIP lmao its on a holiday weekend though….ReplyCancel
@TTM, what do you mean we "lost a member"? Did Pip Squeak DIE? 🙁
I quite liked Pip's contributions to book club. I get that some of us take the books and conversation more seriously than others (I'm looking at you, Sprink), but I also think most recognise there will be a certain amount of, erm, frivolity…ReplyCancel
Well TTM is a good person—-Us Canadians can be a triple-threat sometimesReplyCancel
No, I sure hope she didn't die, Sprink! What a thing! And no, I thought Pip Squeak was a great member, always very knowledgeable and opinionated about whatever we were reading, great stuff.
She took offense to another person's suggestion and then seemed to go after the person,so I asked her to chill the eff oot and she decided to bounce instead. I imagine it happens.ReplyCancel
@Sprink—–are y0u a gay guy or a chickÉReplyCancel
@TTM (gosh, I seem to be responding to your comments quite a bit!), I think @Derek already @knew we were @talking about @him.
Only briefly, though. And really, one should just assume that anyone can and will read this stuff.
@Derek, happy future birthday. I had you at early-mid 20s. Certainly under 30. Good times, actually. Question: when you say "fuck you" to posters, do you mean it or is it an endearing, comical "fuck you"?ReplyCancel
Look it up under Fawning and / or Banter, Sprink,Subsection 6ReplyCancel
@Sprink I got sent a few questinole emails and I did NOT know what was going on—ironically cOUNT TOLD MEReplyCancel
I love this book and thought the exact same thing about it; reminds me of Catcher in the Rye!ReplyCancel
Thanks, Derek, I think you're all right too and I'm kinda bummed we never met up. Even if you do occasionally seem to have the Internet version of Tourette's Syndrome. I kid because I lurve! Woot!ReplyCancel
I absolutely assume that, Sprink. Just with alllll those comments to wade through, you know. Stuff gets missed here and there.ReplyCancel
What does that mean, Freya?? Is Joe Mangemange Bare??ReplyCancel
@TTM obvs me too Cousin Jerry styleÉReplyCancel
Welp hot date night—-gotta jet. I would LOOOOOOOOOVE to discuss the HBO show GIRLS as well. I wrote 2 manuscripts for them to consider. The Lena hate AANOYS ME especially when you don't actually watch the show…I sent them the manu —wish me luckÉ!ReplyCancel
It doesn't count if you Roofie my drink.ReplyCancel
Good luck fella!! About BOTH!ReplyCancel
No, there was indeed a Pip AND a Pip Squeak. Pip SQUEAK is the one that bounced. As far as I know, Pip should still be a part. I hope, right?? Calling Pip! Confirm!ReplyCancel
If you guys don't think enty sometimes posts from his laptop while he is grunting one out you are very naive. That is why we have laptops.ReplyCancel
No, silly texas, that's why we have phones!ReplyCancel
I hope you're able to make it this time, Lovelyloie!ReplyCancel
I adore Enid Blyton, Violet! And no, I think she was concerned that a previous suggestion (The Princess Bride) wasn't up to snuff (totally is) and she unfortunately took it very personally. It was kind of unfortunate in that the suggestion was one made by a brand new poster, TongueNCheek, so hopefully it doesn't cause anyone to feel uncomfortable suggesting anything. Because the MORE options,the better, y'allReplyCancel
Someone said Princess Bride wasn't worthy?!ReplyCancel
Well crap. I've been here all of a week and I'm already causing problems. As my next book suggestion I'd like to throw out… Ummm… Anna Karenina. Or maybe Crime and Punishment… (Ok.. I think I covered THAT up pretty well….)ReplyCancel
Sprink..Perhaps your county had more funding and Mecklenberg County was too fundamental. I swear it was not on the mandatory reading list. But I have been thinking about it.
Wow..Derek sweetie….I think all the people here who you normally banter with are not the asshole that sent you those emails. Maybe they aren't even related at all?
Anyway, hope your date is fun. Report back and let us know if you chose to do the stripper pole or if he wasn't worth the trouble.ReplyCancel
Great gif btw seven. How do you do that??ReplyCancel
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Its out and stuff: http://www.mangapanda.com/naruto/633/3
Haven't read it yet
Its out and stuff: http://www.mangapanda.com/naruto/633/3
Haven't read it yet
This was cool chapter and it was pretty much what I was expecting in a good way.
Why does sasuke have snake and not hawk? Does he have contract with both animals?
And how did Gamakichi get to big? Or it is supposed to be Gamabunta?
no, that certainly appears to be gamagichi all right. No scar over the left eye, slightly smaller katana and a cig instead of a pipe are the giveaways.
Edit: lot of new powerups to go around. and it looks like kishi's trying to get back the naruhina fans favor with almost 3 pages for Hinata.
Formation E from ino/shika/cho was awesome as well
Last edited by Titokhan; 06-05-2013 at 11:02 AM.
The Minato praise will suffice...........for now.
I like how Sasuke and Naruto are sizing each other up.
Hinata is again the damsel in distress waiting to happen. Sigh
Wonder how well Shikamaru can play the yoyo.
So Sai, a possibly bad ass ninja was made to look retarded next to his peers. Damn, like they really want him out of team 7.
Sasuke's snake looks real gay compared to Manda or Manda 2.
Also wonder if fukasaku and his wife will join in sooner rather than later.
Very good chapter, I really didn't want this one to end.
Go Hinata! Its always good to see Hinata do work.
Can we officially call Naruto/Sasuke/Sakura the new Sannin now? I have a feeling they will be given another name though.
Sasuke and Naruto eyeing each other's developments
Sakura has a healing slug, she'll use her stored chakra to heal like Tsunade did.
What will happen when they reach the Main body
Seams the Kages are still down.
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People!! Am I the only one that doesn't like this whole fight?? Come one.... Jubi, creating little monsters,..... the four kages doing what?? What is going on...?? I thought when the kages arrived they would seal him or something like that. Now the kages are holding the barrier, madara waiting..., attacking the Jubi while he is subdued, while MISSING the whole point!!! No attack can harm the Jubi from the alliance army!! They summoned some animals... so what???? I really don't know what kishi is doing.
also of note, I believe this variation of Naruto's chakra cloak seems to be a combined version of the other 2, use Minato's as a comparison (as his is what naruto's originally looked like)