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Casual, relaxed sports theme, daily specials. Great food and atmosphere. Sunday brunch. No delivery service. Take-out available.
Billiards galore! Live music on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Sports Zone Bar/ Decatur Conference Center & Hotel
The Sports Zone Bar and Grill is ideal for cocktails and dinner in a cheerful and relaxing atmosphere, whether it's to watch the big game, or just to hang out with friends. Click here to find out what's happening at the sports zone this month. Wednesdays are comedy night, $5 cover.
Good food all week long w/karaoke on Thursdays. Come in and join us for a good time.
Sports bar - Live entertainment Saturday and Sunday.
Promoting Timeless Excellence in Film, The Avon Theatre, featuring the best of independent, world and documentary films, foreign and Hollywood classics, and educational programming that will enhance the cultural richness of the downtown Stamford community. Once again, discerning film goers can ask: "What's on at the Avon?"
36 sites with pads, 20 extended-stay sites, 22 regular sites, electrical hook-ups, modern restrooms and showers. Reservations required.
Cross Country Skiing at Rock Spring Center
Trails open whenever there is at least three inches of snow on the ground. Equipment rental available from 9am-2pm.
Ice skating available during fall/winter months. Call ahead for exact dates. Admission to the ice arena is $6 and skate rentals are $2. During the spring/summer months, the arena is used as venue for shows and fairs.
Located 14 miles southwest of Decatur off Route 48 near Blue Mound. Hike the trail up the glacial kame to the observation deck for sweeping view of the prairie. Picnic facilities and playground.
The origins and growth of the Decatur Gun Club parallel that of the clay target itself, and the games created to hone and test shotgun shooting skill. Shotgun sport shooting with live pigeons and later, glass balls existed in the U.S. from the early 1800's. But the first "clay pigeon" and "trap" to throw it were not developed until about 1880 by George Ligowsky. William Brett From Decatur was the second manufacturer of clay targets in the U.S., which he called the "Decatur Red Bird". Considered the oldest shotgun shooting sports club in Illinois, the Decatur Gun Club was founded soon after clay targets were invented. Chan Powers and Bert Hildebrandt were two of the mentors of the club, first located near East William Street Road and 22nd Street. In the early years, the club occupied sites in the Hess Park area, the Wyckles Corner area, the Macon County Fairgrounds, and an area west of the Fairgrounds before finding it's home of the past 61 years at the north end of Faries Park.
40 lanes, automatic scoring, ABC approved fluorescent lighting, seating for 200, free parking, restaurant and lounge.
32 bowling lanes, automatic scoring, free parking, lounge and food.
14 tables, ample parking, arcades, dart games, restaurant, lounge, pro shop.
Rock Springs/ Fairview Bikeway
The bikeway connects three area parks with a 3.2-mile, 10-foot wide, handicapped accessible trail for enjoyment by hikers and bikers alike. Tote along your favorite fixings to enjoy on the trail or designated picnic areas.
Sand Creek is a 755-acre open space site located just south of Decatur off South Franklin Street. Hike the trails to the bluff overlooking Sand Creek for panoramic view of the countryside. Over 7.5 total miles with varying difficulty. Open to hikers & horseback riders.
Decatur's most trusted jeweler since 1957.
"The Popcorn Shop" was opened in 1934 by John Baldwin. In 1945, Mr. Baldwin leased his business to Del and Emily Barnett. A year later the Barnett's purchased The Popcorn Shop and changed the name to "Del's Popcorn Shop". Lou Ann Jacobs purchased the Decatur business in 1978 and has added her own flare and expertise to the business taking it way beyond what anyone could have imagined. Del's always has a large variety of tempting treats, most of which can be found and ordered right here online. A package from Del's Popcorn Shop is always sure to put a smile on every face.
A quality men's clothier.
School band, trial rentals, sales, repairs.
Sometimes called the "shot-maker's" course, Scovill Golf Club is hilly and tree-lined. Golfers will enjoy the manicured fairways surrounded by natural plantings on Decatur's only Audubon sanctioned course. Scovill was designed by Tom Bendelow and redesigned by Dick Nugent. Scovill was named on one of the top 100 women-friendly course in the United States by Golf for Women. It is also the course most frequented by out-of-town golfers.
This 87,000-square-foot indoor sports center features a fitness center, four-lane competition grade track, indoor soccer field, five basketball/volleyball courts, two dance studios, two golf simulators, chipping and putting greens, and a climbing wall.
Decatur Conference Center & Hotel
370 rooms, 18 suites, 2 restaurants, lounge, conference facility, small meeting rooms, indoor pool, fitness center and banquet facilities
The Welcome Hotel & Suites in Decatur, Illinois is located just minutes from downtown, and just 9 miles from Lake Decatur, Scovill Zoo and the Children's Museum of Illinois. With its close proximity to Millikin University, Spitler Woods State Park, Macon Speedway and Rotary Park, this hotel offers guests a convenient place to stay at an affordable price. It is located just 15 minutes from the Decatur, Illinois Airport. The hotel offers guests a complimentary hot breakfast buffet each morning, free wireless Internet, indoor pool and hot tub, fitness room, business center, and meeting space for small to medium sized groups. A welcome reception is hosted every M-Th from 5-7 PM.
45 rooms, non-smoking rooms, free breakfast, and pets allowed.
Enjoy a view of Lake Decatur while you dine on specialties prepared by Chef John Redden.
The Beach House Restaurant offers wonderful American cuisine in an elegant setting. Dine inside or outside and take in an amazing view of Lake Decatur.
Decatur Public Library Art Gallery
The Second Floor Gallery, in partnership with Gallery 510, showcases local and regional artwork year-round. Frequently local and national traveling exhibits are displayed. In conjunction with the featured exhibits, the library presents topic-specific programs and events. The gallery is open Monday-Thursday 9am-9pm; Friday-Saturday: 9am-5:30pm; Sunday: 1pm-5pm (Sept-May). Admission to the gallery is free and the public is welcome to all programs and events.
Books (of course), videos, dvds, cds, local history room, computers, classes, art gallery, kids place
Anne Lloyd Gallery - Madden Arts Center
The warm, welcoming and slightly funky Madden Arts Center is a richly renovated hub where the Decatur Area Arts Council makes its home. The building houses galleries, classrooms, an art shop, photo lab and rehearsal spaces. The Anne Lloyd Gallery showcases local exhibits as well as extraordinary traveling collections. The gallery spotlights an International Arts Experience exhibition over an 8-week period each summer. Participating in the downtown Decatur "art walks" the gallery holds a "First Friday" reception on the first Friday evening of each month, showcasing a different artist or artistic medium each time.
The "Art of Entrepreneurship" program (of which the Blue Connection Gallery is an integral part) has been developed to unite the strengths of two of Millikin's Professional Schools: the Tabor School of Business and the College of Fine Arts. This novel combination of two programs enables business students to gain insight into the creative aspects of entrepreneurship while art students of Millikin's College of Fine Arts learn the importance of marketing their own artwork. You will find all types of art displayed at The Blue Connection. Be sure to stop in and browse -- who knows... a promising student's work purchased today could turn out to be a valuable masterpiece tomorrow! The gallery participates in the "First Friday" art walks by hosting receptions that trademark the arts community in Decatur's quaint and historic downtown.
The David Erlanson Art Gallery is located in the center of the Richland Community College campus and is used to display artwork of students, faculty, and professional artists. Each month, a new artist is featured and the public is invited to a reception honoring the artist. Annual student and faculty shows are also featured and the gallery space has served as a stage for other art events such as readings and dramatic performances. This intimate space showcases a wide range of works from regional artists, while enhancing the college's art program. Exhibits rotate monthly, and highlights include an annual student art show in May.
Art "takes off" in the Lobby Gallery at the main terminal of the Decatur Airport. Exhibits range from watercolors and acrylics to oils, pastels, and fiber art.
Home to a large visitor center, a museum, a restored farmhouse, nearly nine miles of hiking trails, and a paved bike trail.
North Gallery - Rock Springs Nature Center
This gallery showcases the works of local artists in various media.
Theater, Music, Business
A collection of Chevrolet automobiles combing various race cars, Indy 50 Pace Cars, and original unrestored vehicles, including Chevrolet memorabilia.
Scovill House & Oriental Gardens
Serenity envelopes this intimate area, where visitors are welcomed by a Chinese Fu dog and flowering dogwoods, star magnolia, Japanese lilac, and rhododendron -- foliage native to the Orient. Originally commissioned by Guy and Rose Scovill in the 1920's and reconstructed in the 1980's, the gardens' soothing nature encompasses a small reflective point, sod bridge, and oriental sculptures, and surrounds a small cottage, which is available for gatherings and retreats.
Kids can shimmy up Luckey's Climber, make a giant bubble and pretend to be whatever they can imagine, from a pilot to a scientist. The museum's permanent exhibits complement temporary exhibits and projects.
This zoo overlooking Lake Decatur is home to animals from around the world, the Z.O.&O. Express train, the Endangered Species Carousel and the Zootique Gift Shop. Family events and activities are offered regularly.
This beautiful 10,000-sqare-foot building has been restored to its twentieth-century rail depot grandeur, and now houses antique dealers selling their treasures.
Designed by legendary hall of fame player, Raymond Floyd, this signature course features large, undulating greens, wide rolling fairways and native grasses. Located on Decatur's south side, the Park District's newest course is designed for players of all skill levels. From five tee locations and multiple angels, this signature Floyd course is truly designed for the championship to the novice golfer. Red Tail provides multiple tee locations from Championship to Junior, driving range with double tees, golf academy programming, and first tee learning center.
Located in downtown Decatur on Main Street, you'll find the venue for Gallery 510's local artist cooperative. Discover original creations by local artisans including pottery, paintings, textiles, fiber art and metal sculptures. There is a free public reception the first Friday of each month featuring a local artist.
Bursting with seasonal exhibits, our brightest newcomer nurtures flowering trees and scrubs such as weeping Japanese cherry, mock orange, forsythia, fragrant bulbs, and delightfully colored pansies. A perennial garden joins the array this summer, and the spring exhibit opens mid-March.
Step into a restored 1860's farmhouse and experience an era when apple butter and ham and beans cooked over open fires; candles were hand-dipped and quilts were hand stitched; dulcimer music filled the air; and fields were worked by man and beast. Located on the 1,350-acre Rock Springs Nature Center site, the Homestead offers living history programs throughout summer.
African American Civil War Soldiers Monument
This unique artwork is one of only a handful of sculptured tributes to the African American Civil War soldier in the entire United States. Commissioned by the City of Decatur, the work was designed and created by renowned artist, Preston Jackson. Jackson created several concepts for the statue and allowed the citizens of Decatur to vote to select the final design.
The state's largest artificial body of water, Lake Decatur spans 2,800 acres, with 30 miles of shoreline offering recreational opportunities and wildlife vistas at lakeside parks and the city marina. Water sports include boating, fishing, sailing and jet skiing. While shoreline locations surrounding Nelson Park Marina offer miniature golf, dining, public gardens and picnic facilities.
Albert Taylor Theatre at Millikin University
The Albert Taylor Theatre is located in the historic Shilling Hall. The 275-seat auditorium was built as Millikin University opened in 1902. Renovations to the theatre were completed in 2006 and include Handicapped Accessible and Wheel Chair Accessible seating. Annual productions by the Millikin University Department of Theatre & Dance, School of Music, and Opera Program are all held in this theatre. Lectures, classes, and rehearsals are also held in the facility.
Kaeuper Hall at Millikin University
Kaeuper Hall is located in the Perkinson Music Center. The 167-seat auditorium was named after Hermann Kaeuper, the first Director of the School of Music. The handicapped accessible hall hosts weekly School of Music recitals, guest instrumental and vocal performances, opera rehearsals, and other intimate concerts.
2.5 acre fenced off leash park in Fairview Park. Register at the DISC, 1295 W. Wood St. or call 217-422-5911.
In addition to 39 neighborhood and community parks, our green spaces boast bike trails, picnic and camping facilities, gardens, golf courses, playgrounds, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, and swimming pools.
Macon County Conservation District
Our green spaces boast bike and walking trails, picnic and camping facilities, and gardens.
Play ball! Softball and baseball diamonds appeal to the slugger in everyone.
Swimming and a wide variety of exercise opportunities.
Tennis volleys heat up from every court at this Decatur sports complex.
Tennis anyone? Multiple courts for recreational or tournament use - come join in the fun!
The multiple soccer fields in this complex host a variety of leagues and tournaments.
Nestled between East Main and Prairie Avenue, historic Merchant Street blends the charm of the past with today's trends. Browse the quaint neighborhood shops lining the tree-lined street for everything from women's clothing and accessories, to home decor and specialty foods. Shopping on Merchant Street in Downtown Decatur offers the ultimate boutique adventure.
Located within easy walking distance of the Millikin University campus, the Oakwood Business District is home to restaurants, salons and specialty shops at the intersection of West Main, Wood Street and Oakland Avenue. Watch your favorite team on the big screen while sampling Southwestern fare, or choose from an extensive wine list to complement a savory Italian dish. After lunch, check out bikes and gear, order flowers, get a haircut, or even unwind and relax with a soothing massage.
Firehouse Flea Market & Antiques
We have a wide variety of items including glassware, pyrex, VCR tapes, DVD's, CD's, lamps, Fenton glass, jewelry, vintage clothing, books, small furniture & knick-knacks. We have something for everyone!
Never Forgotten Thymes Antiques
A wide variety of treasures for you - antiques, collectibles, jewelry, and furniture are just some of the fun items awaiting your inspection!
The Decanter Fine Wine & Spirits is a retail shop located in downtown Decatur offering over 500 wines as well as craft beers, spirits and gift accessories.
Cozy unique atmosphere offering, breakfast, burgers & dogs, entrees and appetizers, paninis & wraps, plus pizza and salads.
Traditional diner serving all the best of breakfast and lunch daily, along with catering of scrumptuous dinners for large and small groups.
Irish pub featuring delectable dishes for both lunch and dinner in Downtown Decatur. Live bands featured in the evenings add to the fun.
Come by and enjoy some of the best food, service and friendliness in Downtown Decatur. We serve breakfast all day, have daily homemade pies and a wonderful selection of soups, salads, sandwiches and specials.
At Krekel's, the ice cream is a signature part of the menu. But surprisingly, the Krekel's story doesn't begin with dessert. It all started with the main course back in 1949 ... the Krekel Burger. Krekel's burgers, fries and shakes are reminiscent of years past, a simpler time. Fresh never frozen, ground beef smashed onto a sizzling hot griddle; handmade shakes in 16 flavors, chili made daily with Krekel's own special meat and piping hot fries are the staples that have made Krekel's a Central Illinois tradition.
Mouth watering entrees hand-made from scratch bursting with flavor. Relaxed casual atmosphere complete with bar. Choose from American, Asian fusion, barbeque, burgers, Mexican, pizza, sandwiches, seafood, Southern and Tex-Mex selections!
For a great bar, games, and delicious food, Pop's Place in Decatur is the place to visit. We guarantee you only quality and dependable services because you deserve nothing less. Let us satisfy your cravings, fill your rumbling tummies, and have fun at Pop's Place.
A wide variety of delicious mouthwatering hotdogs, built any way you like them! Authentic Chicago style is our most famous!
It's no wonder we have sold so many wings after wins at the Buffalo Wing Festival 3 years in a row. Wingstop has taken chicken wings to a whole new level by saucing and tossing them in a choice of 9 flavors. Wingstop is not fast food; our wings are made with care and served up piping hot. Every order is made fresh when you order it; nothing sits under a heat lamp. In addition to hot fresh wings, our sides are homemade. Fresh Cut Seasoned Fries are cut daily in every restaurant from Idaho Potatoes. If you haven't tried any of our sides you are missing out!
Menu includes tasty original dishes emphasizing freshness and a fusion of worldly flavors to please even the pickiest of eaters. Vegan and vegetarian options are available, as well as fresh smoothies and salads. Donnie's boasts an extensive collection of craft beers and wines.
If you're looking for a great pizza restaurant with an inviting ambiance visit Garcia's Pizza In A Pan. We offer original pan pizza, thin crust pizza, stuffed pizza, and more – all at competitive prices. Delivery service is available. Expect friendly service, great-tasting pizzas, and satisfaction because we believe you deserve nothing less. Come join the long line of our satisfied customers.
Our establishment provides a culinary experience close to home with a good selection of toppings. It's a place to meet friends or to have a bite to eat, where you'll always be sure to get a good value. Don't forget to include our warm, fresh-baked breadsticks too! Dine-In, Pick-Up or have it Delivered. Your order will be ready to go, fast and delicious!
Get your pizza here, folks! Great menu offering taste-tempting pizza combinations for eat-in or delivery.
Looking for the best tasting pizza in the Decatur area? Sloan's Calzones has it for you. We only offer great and delicious dishes to make you hunger for more. Your choices include appetizers, pizza, calzones, pasta, subs and more!
Healthy & Delicious Food, Vegetable, Sweet & Sour, Sushi & Sashimi Dinner, Sushi & Sahimi, Special Combination, Soup, Shrimp, Pork, Moo Shu, lo Mein Noodles, Fried Rice, Egg Foo Young, Chow Mei Fun, Beef. Eat In Or Take Out.
Well established restaurant offering a variety of savory Chinese entrees in an authentic cultural decor, and filming occurred here for the movie "The Informant" starring Matt Damon.
Vegetarian Plates, Specials of El Rodeo, Salads, Quesadillas de Fajitas, Quesadillas de Camaron, Quesadilla Rodeo, Pollo Supremo, Pollo Asado, No Delivery, Especialidad Rodeo, Drink Specials Daily
Excellent Chinese cuisine, wide variety of menu choices, great service and very affordable for all.
Welcome to Fuji Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar. We offer fine cuisine dining in a unique entertaining atmosphere. Come on in and see why our family oriented and kid friendly environment should be the location of your next evening outing.
Flavorful Mexican cuisine served in an inviting atmosphere and known for fabulous fajitas and more!
Serving outstanding Mexican cuisine including beef, chicken, fajitas, papa nachos, pork, shrimp, tacos & vegetarian offerings along with appetizers, house specialties and drink specials. Enjoy our shrimp specials Monday -Thursday!
Experience all of the tantalizing smells and tastes of Italy at La Gondola Spaghetti House, where you'll be treated to mouthwatering Italian cuisine, including homemade pasta and torpedo sandwiches piled high with all the toppings. In the tradition of true Italian dining, your plate will be loaded up with generous portions of freshly prepared pasta, smothered in our family's special meat sauce.
Authentic Greek food in a cozy, welcoming family environment. Mouthwatering gyros await you along with American cuisine choices as well.
Welcome to Mi Pueblito Restaurant. We invite you to come and enjoy our great service and our traditional Mexican style cuisine seven days a week. Relaxing atmosphere and great service await you!
Nightlife bar with welcoming atmosphere for all and good quality food for lunch and dinner - try us!
Local theatre presentations at their best, with local talent providing high quality entertaining plays throughout the year for your enjoyment.
Giggles is a wacky and fun gift and card shop. Located on Merchant Street in downtown Decatur, Giggles has a little something for everyone. What makes Giggles stand out from the rest is their ability to personalize just about everything.
No trip to Scovill Zoo would be complete without a visit to Project Playground II, a community-built, ADA-accessible playground in Scovill Park. This exciting play place includes a rock wall with fossils, hands-on music station, lots of slides, and a smooth rubber surface so kids of all ability levels can swing, slide, climb and play.


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Create a clean, calm sleeping space by using white decor in your bedroom.
White Living Rooms
Create a clean, calm sleeping space by using white decor in your bedroom.More
In the early 1900s, this room was created as a "children's tea ballroom." Today the all-white space is a guest bedroom. The designer, Alexandra Champalimaud, selected the Louis XV bed, which still bears the wheels and handles that were used to move it toward a fire or an open window 250 years ago. Here, the bed stays put—and offers glorious views of the gardens.
White walls and flooring cover the bedroom of this New York farmhouse. The four-poster pine bed wears linens from Pottery Barn.
White Dining Rooms

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Basketball fashionista and sideline personality Craig Sager is on the scene for the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Sager's tie is also present.
Who is responsible for that unique design lying on Sager's stomach? Gucci? Armani? Lunardi is probably a better guess.
A bracket tie for a March Madness guy.
And an excellent catch by USA TODAY Sports' own Nicole Auerbach
"To be honest, last year, I had one made," Sager told USA TODAY Sports. "It was black with white lines for the bracket. People kept asking what it was. I liked the idea so well I wanted to give it another try."
We're pretty glad Sager did.
"It's total silk. It's just plain, looks like a piece of paper," Sager said. "I also have a shirt I bought that hopefully ties together the black and the white. I bought a new pocket square, too."
Makes sense. What good is a tie without a coordinating pocket square?
"There's a chance I could (write) teams in, but I don't think I'm going to do that until Northwestern finally gets invited," said Sager, who is a Northwestern alum. "I'll wear a purple one then."
If you want to see Sager and his tie in action, you should turn into truTV at 6:40. If you don't know what channel truTV is, you should probably click here.
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How many games with Kaepernick would the Bills have won this year? Defense was terrible to start the year, just now starting to jell.
This thread will tell us how much people think Fitz is the problem.
How many games with Kaepernick would the Bills have won this year? Defense was terrible to start the year, just now starting to jell.
This thread will tell us how much people think Fitz is the problem.
Stop being foolish.
Im saying half and no more........8-8.
The dudes a gamer........Fitz is a dud and hes over stayed his welcome.
The juice is worth the squeeze...............you dig?
Hard to say, we haven't seen enough of him.
He also plays on a team with a fantastic defense, a solid running game and very good receivers.
I'd say the same. I think Gailey would expose Kaepernick's flaws in this offense.
Less games
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'Cuse Nation2013-2014 Adopt-A-Bill: Mark Anderson (cut)/T.J. Graham
2014-2015 Adopt-A-Bill: EJ Manuel
2015-2016 Adopt-A-Bill: Percy Harvin
at a minimum we win the Tenn and (2nd) NE games and most likely the Colts game - I would have us at 7-4 with wins over Jags, Rams, Miami and NY, so minimum 10 wins and playoff bound
Adopt-a-Bill 2014 Marquise Goodwin
Adopt-a-Bill 2015 Sammy Watkins
Adopt-a-Bill 2016 Kevon Seymour
more than fitz thats for sure
go bills
go sabres
go knicks
go sox
steve johnson is our future star
Fred jackson is my adopted player this year!!
freddie freddie!!
should change my username but oh well.
Imagine how Kaepernick would do with Graham - can't you see him hitting him in stride on long passes? The read play with CJ would be sick - we would have an incredible offense
Adopt-a-Bill 2014 Marquise Goodwin
Adopt-a-Bill 2015 Sammy Watkins
Adopt-a-Bill 2016 Kevon Seymour
He can actually throw so I believe we win vs. Indy and Tennessee.
When will the Bills find the heir to Losman?
how many wins if we drafted clay matthers orapko cushing instead of maybin.
how many wins if we drafted jj watt aldon smith instead of dareus. you know we dont know. if you do know please also let me know what the powerball numbers are going to be next week. its ridiculous how many threads are started with a scenario like this like we are **** psychics or something. if von miller went here we wouldnt know if he would be the same player he is now. players are different in different teams.
More games, because Aaron Williams wouldn't have played cornerback for the Bills.
But I am sure Colin would still be learning Chan's very sophisticated playbook and not have been in a game yet. Its hard to imagine a second year pro from a non-Ivy league school fully comprehending the genius that is the Chan Gailey playbook.
Probably the same. They've been blown out a lot, and 2 of the 3 close losses were games they scored plenty of points in (Tennessee and NE)...
Seriously dude. It's best that you find a way to move on. I know where you're coming from. I still get depressed every time I see Haloti Ngata play knowing that he should have been a Bill instead of Whitner (it's been a little less painful this year as he's been injured) but as Bills fans it's better that we look forward than back. Onward!!
They would be 4_7 still since Fitzpatrick will still be starting.
Probably the same amount. The league will catch up to him and his speed, he does not make decisions or read defenses quick or well enough yet. But he is exciting to watch.
I'd like to take Alex Smith off of the 49ers hands.
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Having thousands of hackers (and people interested in the hacker culture) parading past your table throughout the weekend will almost certainly put you on the map in one way or another. If you're interested, email us at email@example.com with a description of who you are and the kinds of things you'll be selling or displaying. The vendor tables will be located in a highly-trafficked area on the second floor of the conference. As in the past, we expect a variety of groups will take advantage of this opportunity to reach our attendees, and that HOPE attendees will be able to see and buy some neat stuff they might not otherwise have ever heard about.
Tables cost $350 each but that number will be $395 starting Thursday, June 28th.
This includes one admission to the conference. We will provide tables, chairs, and tablecloths if you want them. Again, to register for a table, or for more information, please email email@example.com. Let us know who you are, what you are planning to sell or show, and if you will need electricity or a connection to the Internet (wireless or ethernet).
HOPE Number Nine will be taking place July 13th through July 15th at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City. More details at www.hope.net.


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GDB 40: Groundhog Day at RX1
Jason Gregor
January 09 2009 12:56PM
Let me apologize for the lameness of this post. Like Jason Arnott, "I just wasn't into it tonight." That is how I am today. I rarely complain about the weather, but I'm sure sick of this -57 crap every morning, and going to the Oiler locker room feels like Groundhog Day.
Same story over and over, except Phil Connors was able to save the kid from falling from the tree, stopped a guy from choking, learned to play the piano and ended up with sexy Rita.
Today I got none of it. I won't be helping Dustin Penner learn to show up even 60 per cent of the time, Ales Hemsky is still hurt, the music will still be sub par at the game tonight and I'll be sitting by Rishaug not some hottie in the pressbox.
There was one difference today. It was an optional practice, on a game day no less, and Robert Nilsson showed up with all of his teammates except Shawn Horcoff. Horcoff will dress, and while MacTavish didn't want to reveal who will be his right winger, I discovered it will be Liam Reddox. MacTavish likes to play Horcoff against the other team's top line, so Reddox gets the call. YIPPIE.
MacTavish did admit that this team is still in a state of flux when it comes to their system.
"There is a bit of transitional period where you go from a team two years ago that was going to be physically reliable and had a certain amount of power to our game and we could rely on that. Now we are transitioning more to offensive puck moving team, and it has been a slower transition than what we would have anticipated based on what we saw last year. I still feel we are making good progress in that regard, and I look forward to a healthy team to see what we have."
FYI Craig, you will be at the halfway point of the season on Sunday. Outside of Hemsky, and Horcoff's wonky back your team has been healthy. Of course, Hemsky makes a world of difference. This team isn't good enough to absorb his absence, and because no one else can score changing up the lines makes little sense.
But I'm kind of torn with his statement. I can go ballistic and say, "What you talking about Craig," or I could applaud the coach for being patient with young guys and sticking to their strengths. Because it is clear the Oilers don't have the horses to play anything resembling a power game. Well, the former is where I stand.
I said at the start of the year, 40 games is where I would evaluate this team, and here we are hours away from game 40 and this team is still as inconsistent as ever. Jekyll and Hyde have nothing on the Oilers. They didn't take advantage of an extended stay at home and now they are in chase mode again. Win five or lose five in a row, at least do something unexpected. How about a line brawl? Or score eight goals. Do something, anything that would be outside of the same old same old routine of the past three seasons.
But just like the Groundhog Day, a win or a loss tonight won't change a thing. The coach isn't going anywhere, the players have yet to learn to be consistent, the music will still be sucky tonight, and I will spend a Friday night at the rink with Rishaug. How depressing. (Let's hope the camera guy at least puts a few of Edmonton's finest on the big screen tonight).
And yes, Dwayne Roloson will start tonight.
Wanye Gretz wrote:
Why can't WE have a good hockey team?? *bursts into tears, wets pants*
January 09 2009, 08:40PM
jeanshorts wrote:
Silver lining. Marleau still has 20 minutes to get the hat trick.
*Smashes jeanshorts with a tire iron*
Wanye Gretz wrote:
jeanshorts wrote: Silver lining. Marleau still has 20 minutes to get the hat trick. *Smashes jeanshorts with a tire iron*
*High fives Wayne*
January 09 2009, 08:42PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
jeanshorts wrote: Silver lining. Marleau still has 20 minutes to get the hat trick. *Smashes jeanshorts with a tire iron*
*Steals jeanshorts' wallet*
Dammit, filled with nothing but R&R stickers.
January 09 2009, 08:43PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
*Smashes jeanshorts with a tire iron*
Wah, what happened? I blacked out before the third period. Did the Oilers win? Why are my pants off? Why are (I ALWAYS HAVE THE LAST WORD JEANSHORTS - WG) I doubt there is a connection there.
Also I love estelle getty. For her looks.
January 09 2009, 08:43PM
Oilers dressing room:
"OK guys. Let's try to pick it up, put a few in and make a game of it."
San Jose dressing room:
"OK guys. At least three sticks have to touch the puck before you put it in. And this time let's make sure we reserve enough tables at Diesel after the game."
January 09 2009, 08:44PM
baggedmilk wrote:
*Steals jeanshorts' wallet* Dammit, filled with nothing but R&R stickers.
And pokemon cards
Glove to the grill? Really? SPORTSNET??
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January 09 2009, 08:45PM
My pokemon brings all the boys to the yard and they're like "you wanna trade cards?"
January 09 2009, 08:47PM
baggedmilk wrote:
My pokemon brings all the boys to the yard and they're like "you wanna trade cards?"
You should really stand and take a bow. That was pretty good. For you anyway.
January 09 2009, 08:47PM
I would rather watch Steve Staios beat Liam Reddox within an inch of his life than watch Setoguchi play badminton.
Is this supposed to sell tickets/jerseys/oven mitts?
January 09 2009, 08:47PM
jeanshorts wrote:
I ALWAYS HAVE THE LAST WORD JEANSHORTS - WG) Also I love estelle getty. For her looks.
Amber McCormick wrote:
baggedmilk wrote: My pokemon brings all the boys to the yard and they're like "you wanna trade cards?" You should really stand and take a bow. That was pretty good. For you anyway.
No it wasn't: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frJ5quhBeG4&feature=related
January 09 2009, 08:50PM
@ Amber McCormick:
I wish I could take credit... Unfortunately I cannot.
January 09 2009, 08:51PM
jeanshorts wrote:
jeanshorts wrote: I ALWAYS HAVE THE LAST WORD JEANSHORTS - WG) Also I love estelle getty. For her looks. DAMN YOU THOUGHT POLICE!!!!!!!!
*farts loudly in triumph*
January 09 2009, 08:52PM
@ Whoops: See i'm so out of the 'cool-loop' I don't even know these things. Oh the youngin's with their crazy ways, long hair and that rock n' roll music.
January 09 2009, 08:53PM
On behalf of the OilersNation Anderson:
Grow back the moustache.
January 09 2009, 08:53PM
@ baggedmilk: Next time try and show some creativity. I know it's hard and it gives you gas but I'm sure someone else from the ON team with burp you.
January 09 2009, 08:55PM
Is it just me, or does Glen Anderson look like Patrick Swayze in Point Break?
January 09 2009, 08:55PM
On behalf of Oilers fans everywhere Anderson:
Suit up. Please.
January 09 2009, 08:55PM
@ Amber McCormick: When you insult me I can't help but
(I am going to fight you JSBM - WG)
January 09 2009, 08:55PM
jeanshorts wrote:
Is it just me, or does Glen Anderson look like Patrick Swayze in Point Break?
January 09 2009, 08:57PM
Oh great. Big sexy with a quite possibly broken thumb. AWESOME! Might as well just cancel Christmas next year.
*sobs and poops uncontrollably*
January 09 2009, 08:58PM
So I guess all we can look forward to now is Stauffer telling bar jokes just before the post game scrum starts on the Oilers site.
January 09 2009, 08:58PM
Announcer: Sheldon Souray has left the game with a hand injury.
Lowe: You wanna make a trade or should I? Tambellini: *drool*
January 09 2009, 08:59PM
What's a trade? We can do that?
January 09 2009, 09:00PM
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I am going to fight you JSBM - WG
Come get some big boy.
January 09 2009, 09:01PM
@ baggedmilk:
That's what she said.
January 09 2009, 09:02PM
baggedmilk wrote:
Wanye Gretz wrote: I am going to fight you JSBM - WG Come get some big boy.
He can't beat both of us! If we're both on PCP!
January 09 2009, 09:04PM
Come on Willis. Nilsson needs a little more of your magic tonight.
January 09 2009, 09:04PM
@ jeanshorts: @ Amber McCormick:
*loads stungun, charges taser*
Kill someone Mac
January 09 2009, 09:05PM
Please gods of hockey let this be the game the Oilers decide to fight everyone.
Oh great not Stortini
January 09 2009, 09:05PM
Why is Cole not with Gagner?
Why is the 4th line not together?
Why is Horcoff still an Oiler?
Why is MacT thinking that sitting Reddox was a bad idea? (I know you are MacT)
Why is there no effort?
January 09 2009, 09:05PM
YAY! More hugging, more injuries, less scoring, more losses! At least the status quo is back to normal.
January 09 2009, 09:05PM
There's no magic left on this team.
And Stortini's down. That's a bad thing, believe it or not.
January 09 2009, 09:05PM
Ew gross he broke his leg Debrusk. It's pretty clear.
January 09 2009, 09:05PM
*barfs in mouth*
Poor Stortini
January 09 2009, 09:06PM
Broken leg...
January 09 2009, 09:06PM
Oh sweet lord, that was brutal. Stortini smash!!
January 09 2009, 09:06PM
Please God take my eyes but not Stortini!!!!
January 09 2009, 09:07PM
Yeah this team isn't jinxed at all.
*stares out window nervously for rest of season*
January 09 2009, 09:07PM
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Why is MacT thinking that sitting Reddox was a bad idea? (I know you are MacT)
Because Reddox can find his ass without the aid of a map and compass in the defensive zone.
He ain't a great player by any stretch, but his skillset is underrepresented in the lineup right now. Hell, I'd dress him over Moreau these days.
Stort's knee was twisted like a pretzel. I have had that happen and it does not tickle!
What the hell did I miss!!!
January 09 2009, 09:08PM
Zack's gone for the season. I really feel bad for the guy. We just lost 50% of the heart of the team.
January 09 2009, 09:09PM
This is not good. That injury speaks to the overall state of the Oilers right now.
January 09 2009, 09:09PM
Stortini snapped his leg pretty good, and Louie DeBrusk in his infinite wisdom kept calling it a concussion.
January 09 2009, 09:11PM
Louie Debrusk's past two games
Last game: Doesn't understand what a natural hat trick is. Keeps saying Bernier could get one though the Oilers had scored.
This game: Mistakes a torn everything in a knee injury for a concussion.
Everything is going so crappy. I am floored by everything
Not only is Zach's leg most likely broken, I can bet there is some serious ACL and/or MCL damage as well.
January 09 2009, 09:12PM
On a side note, how many times this year have you heard the term "hopped over his stick". I'd say the ice sucks but I don't want a zamboni blocking my car tomorrow morning.
Wasn't it Wanye saying earlier this year that they were fixing the ice plant?


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This past weekend, the Science and Entertainment Exchange headed to San Diego for the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Our session was a panel discussion entitled "Watching the Watchmen and Cheering the Heroes: The Science of Superheroes," bringing together two physicists, a biologist, a film screenwriter, and two TV writers.
The discussion kicked off with Sid Perkowitz, a physics professor at Emory University turned full-time science writer and author of Hollywood Science. Perkowitz watched a good 120 science fiction films in his research for the book. More than 1400 science fiction movies have been made since 1902, he says, almost all of which begin with a nugget of real science. And science plays a major role in a full 19 of the 50 top-grossing movies of all time. The results, according to Perkowitz, are often mixed in terms of how science and scientists are depicted.
Contact has one of the best depictions of an actual scientist, and a woman to boot, ably played by Jodie Foster. Perkowitz is also a fan of last year's indie film Sleep Dealer, District 9, and Moon, and Gattaca. As for the bad: The Core takes top honors, about drilling to the Earth's core, in order to detonate a nuclear device that will kick-start the core's rotation. And the giant insect aliens inStarship Troopers would collapse under their own weight were real insects scaled up to that size.
Perkowitz is okay with film and TV starting off with an unlikely premise. After that, he'd just like the writers, etc. to do their best to ensure that no scientific concepts are seriously harmed in the making of said film.ut even the bad can provide "teaching moments" and great way to engage the public in thinking about science as it relates to their lives -- and hopefully inspiring them to want to learn more.
Jim Kakalios, a physicist at the University of Minnesota and author of The Physics of Superheroes, served as technical consultant on Watchmen. Kakalios has been using comic book superheroes in his classes for years to illustrate fundamental concepts in physics. And Watchmen offers plenty of grist for that particular mill. For instance, Dr. Manhattan is an excellent framework for discussing difficult concepts like electron diffraction, his ability to pass through walls is a great segue into quantum tunneling, and his telltale blue hue can be attributed to leakage from high-energy electrons via Cerenkov radiation, according to Kakalios.
Even when liberties must be taken for the sake of the narrative, science is a critical backdrop to a compelling, plausible story, according to Alex Tse, one of the screenwriters for Watchmen. "The work I'm really attracted to, and that I admire, and the work that I aspire to do, there's a plausibility in science that I think adds to a timeless quality... of a film," he said, citing theTerminator franchise as a good example of science fiction done right. "You have some films that are kind of ridiculous and are kind of fun and entertaining to watch but they don't have that lasting effect."
Heroes writers Aron Coleite and Joe Pokaski agreed. "We always try to stay true to scientific accuracy, while occasionally diverging for emotion or story-telling," said Pokaski. "We have enormous respect for scientists and if the science seems off, the audience is going to tune out." It's quite the balancing act onHeroes, with characters who can fly, read minds, heal spontaneously, control time, and be invisible, yet the writers try to remain somewhat consistent with their bending of the science. The science need not pass peer review; it just needs to be good enough to be plausible and rope in the viewer.
"We know a lot of this stuff is inaccurate," Coleite admitted, "but we try to make it seem plausible. We spend hours in a stinking room arguing about invisibility. We really do think long and hard about how to explain stuff like whether clothes are visible on an invisible person, or if anything the person touches also becomes invisible." And even when they come up with a solution, it doesn't always get explicitly stated on-screen. "We're demonstrating it visually. We don't bother people with saying 'It's an invisible field around them that distorts light and that's why Claude is wearing clothes."
The premise behind Heroes is that a small subset of otherwise ordinary people spontaneously develop special abilities,via a sudden mutation in their genetic code; they are the next step in human evolution. Nicole King, is an evolutionary biologist at UC-Berkeley, who had one burning question for the writers: what's the mechanism by which this happens? The show doesn't offer a more detailed explanation. "We try to have everything based in emotion," Pokaski said, since leaving something to the imagination works better than spelling everything out when it comes to science fiction. "The more you try to explain, the sillier it sounds."
That didn't stop King from investigating a few possibilities, most notably the means by which single-celled organisms developed "super traits" that led to them evolving into higher life forms: animals and people. She raised the concept of "hopeful monsters," which Wikipedia describes as "a colloquial term used in evolutionary biology to describe an event of instantaneous speciation... which contributes positively to the production of new major evolutionary groups."
The term was coined by geneticist Richard Goldschmidt in The Material Basis of Evolution as a means of explaining how nature managed to bridge the gaping chasm between microevolution and macroevolution. He didn't think small gradual changes over time -- a more common understanding of genetic mutation -- was sufficient to account for evolutionary leaps forward. King used the example of butterfly species. Some species are poisonous, so predators avoid them based on, say, their coloring or wing patterns. Another species spontaneously adopts said coloring and patterning -- even though it isn't poisonous -- as a means of evading said predators. So perhaps the Heroes are hopeful monsters.
A Boing-Boing write up summed up another of King's key points:
[King] brought up a really interesting point about the intersection between evolution and sci-fi. Evolution, as you know, is driven by random mutations in DNA, and most of those mutations have no visible impact at all. DNA changes, but nothing important happens to the overall organism.
Other changes in DNA lead to negative impacts—for instance, the mutations that lead to cancer. Finally, and luckily, some mutations are beneficial. But, King reminded me, they're very seldom only beneficial. The same innovative mutations that make an organism stronger are usually also associated with at least one biological trade-off. You may gain, but you also lose. And whether the mutation gets counted as "successful" depends a lot on how the benefits and detriments balance out. Think about what that could mean for, say, the X-men? Should Warren Worthington III be dealing with the osteoporosis that must surely go along with his light, flight-ready bone structure?
The question of how much of who we are is genetically determined, and how much is a factor of environment and the choices/decisions we make, underlies the entire story arc of Heroes, which explores the question of destiny versus free will when it comes to our identity, our abilities -- and our future. It's a theme in Watchmen as well: our flawed tragic heroes struggle with whether they can change the catastrophic future, or whether the nuclear blast that devastates humanity at the end is, frankly, inevitable.
That's the true power of science fiction: not only can it entertain and inspire the next generation of scientists, but it provides a compelling framework in which to explore how science fits into our culture at large, and the inevitable ethical/philosophical questions that accompany major breakthroughs in research.


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Just in an instant. this is equal to Amaterasu, definitely cannot be avoided.
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Jason Gregor
July 05 2013 11:25AM
Andrew Ference (@FerKnuckle) tweeted this picture of himself at 10:15 a.m, officially announcing he was a member of the Edmonton Oilers. Safe to say he grew up an Oilers fan, and easily the best way to announce you've signed with a team.
The Oilers have also signed centre Boyd Gordon and goalie Jason LaBarbera.
I mentioned all three of them as leading candidates to fill some of the Oilers holes.
Ference signed a four-year deal at $3.25 mill/season. That is one year longer than most expected, but that is usually the case in free agency. Teams either overpay in price or in term.
Gordon signed a three year deal, terms **edit** just announced at $3 million/season. Gordon is very good in the faceoff dot. He isn't flashy, but he's solid defensively and a huge upgrade over Eric Belanger.
LaBarbera got a one-year deal and he trains with Dubnyk, so they will get along well and push one another. LaBarbera is 33 years of age and his last four seasons he's had SV% of .923, .912, .909 and .928 in Phoenix. He's mainly a backup.
None of these are huge signings, but they are upgrades over the guys they replaced.
Gordon> Belanger
LaBarbera> Khabibulin, mainly because he stays healthy.
You need to improve every element of your team if you hope to become successful, so I'd say so far MacTavish has done a decent job. He still needs to find another centre, some size in this top-six and likely a big, strong physical D-man.
I received this text from an eastern conference player when I asked about Ference, "He will help them. He isn't naturally skilled, but has tremendous work ethic. Harder to play against than people think."
I suspect the Oilers next big moves will come via trade. With Ottawa losing Alfredsson to Detroit, they have a void at RW. The Ales Hemsky rumours to Ottawa will heat up. Also, Phoenix needs a RW with skill.
The Oilers just signed free agent winger Jesse Joensuu. He is 6'4 and 225 pounds. He's played 67 NHL games with the Islanders and was the 60th pick in 2006 draft.
(3:00) The Oilers have signed Ryan Hamilton and Wil Acton to two-year contracts. Both played for Eakins with the Toronto Marlies last year. Team stats are here...
Andrew Ference will become the 10th player (I think) to play for the Oilers after suiting up for the Flames.
Mark Lamb played 235 games, including playoffs, while Dwayne Roloson (211) Frank Musil (77), Jim Vandermeer (62), Kent Nilsson (44) Aaron Johnson (19), Len Esau (14) German Titov (12) and Nick Fotiu (1) were the others.
Are there others?
Also Lamb only played one game for Calgary before playing in Detroit for 22 and then in Edmonton, but he still did play for both teams.
**UPDATE...Michel Petit played 18 for the Oilers after playing for Flames. Jim Dowd played 75 games with Oilers after being in Calgary. Brian Glynn played 105 games.*** Keep them coming.
- Columbus gives Horton a 7-year deal, but he won't be able to play until December. Wow.
- Typical Flames. They could have picked up Kris Russell on waivers, elected not to, and then traded a 5th round pick to St.Louis today to get him. That is a head scratcher.
- Haven't heard much from the Kings or Blues. Both are interested in Iginla.
- Doesn't sound like Ryan Jones will be coming back to Edmonton.
- Shawn Horcoff will be on my show today at 4 p.m. to talk about his time in Edmonton.
Hope you're right. Still get the feeling Craig is looking for a home run of sorts. Couturier or Schenn would qualify. Braydon has a little mean streak in him to.
Doubt Couturier or Schenn they will give up on - Coburn, as Matheson has alluded to , is probably the target as they are not happy with his production and contract ratio . Couturier and Paajarvi combo growing together might be attractive to Paul and at a reasonable cost and risk on his part . Doubt Paajarvi alone would seal the deal , and we might have to cop up a draft choice as well . Maybe a 4th-7th for a try . Paul will probably counter with 1-3 , settling for 3-4 th if we are lucky . Just trying to view it from Philly's angle .
I'd be very disappointed if I hear that Paajarvi has been traded. We have been wanting big forwards and he's the biggest one we have. He also has some skill and in my opinion took some big steps forward last year. He finally started to realize that he has a size advantage over most players on the ice and also proved that he is an everyday NHLer. On top of that he is still very young and has a long way until he full reaches his potential.
If MacT can get a trade done with Philly where we recieve one forward (Hartnell, Simmonds, Schenn, Coutorier) and one D-man (Schenn, Coburn) at the cost of any of: Hemsky(with a large cap hit), Smid, Petry, Klefbom, draft picks or prospects. I would be very happy. In my mind with philly in a very tight cap situation a deal can probably get done. I highly doubt Coutorier would be involve but all the the other Flyers have fairly large cap hits where the Oilers assests (minus Smid) would all be low cap hits.
Petry, firstname.lastname@example.com, 2014 1st for Brayden & Braydon. Flyers shed over 2mil in cap space at the cost of a very good young center (which they have in abundance) and an slightly under performing high priced Dman. In return they get a talented young Dman and a very skilled winger and a solid prospect in next years draft.
Actually I take that trade proposal back, I doubt they want a roster dman in return. Maybe one of our D prospects instead.


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"Disappointment is opportunity in disguise."
I can't remember whether that's Shakespeare or something I read in a fortune cookie, but it's solid advice. Lavoy Allen of the Philadelphia 76ers knows what I'm talking about.
After Mitt Romney lost Tuesday's presidential election, Allen, one of the few NBA players to publicly support the Republican candidate, sent a flirtatious tweet to actress Stacey Dash. The Clueless star was also a Romney backer lost amidst a sea of Obama supporters, so maybe Allen was hoping mutual political isolation would lead to a torrid red-state love affair?
@REALStaceyDash don't worry we will get through this together, if you need a shoulder to cry on I'm only a phone call away
I know this may not appeal Allen's politics, but that's some Bill Clinton-type smoothness there. I don't know what Allen's voice sounds like, but given that he went to Temple and plays for the Sixers, I'm guessing it's like that guy with the really deep voice from Boyz II Men who always started sentences with "baby."
By the way, Stacey Dash is 46 (!), double the age of the recent Temple graduate.
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Coffee has a long history of being blamed for many ills — from stunting your growth to claims that it causes heart disease and cancer. But recent research indicates that coffee may not be so bad after all. So which is it — good or bad? The best answer may be that for most people the health benefits outweigh the risks.
Recent studies have generally found no connection between coffee and an increased risk of cancer or heart disease. In fact, most studies find an association between coffee consumption and decreased overall mortality and possibly cardiovascular mortality, although this may not be true in younger people who drink large amounts of coffee.
Why the apparent reversal in the thinking about coffee? Earlier studies didn't always take into account that known high-risk behaviors, such as smoking and physical inactivity, tended to be more common among heavy coffee drinkers at that time.
Studies have shown that coffee may have health benefits, including protecting against Parkinson's disease, type 2 diabetes and liver disease, including liver cancer. It also appears to improve cognitive function and decrease the risk of depression.
However, the research appears to bear out some risks. High consumption of unfiltered coffee (boiled or espresso) has been associated with mild elevations in cholesterol levels. And some studies found that two or more cups of coffee a day can increase the risk of heart disease in people with a specific — and fairly common — genetic mutation that slows the breakdown of caffeine in the body. So, how quickly you metabolize coffee may affect your health risk.
Although coffee may have fewer risks compared with benefits, keep in mind that other beverages, such as milk and some fruit juices, contain nutrients that coffee does not. Also, adding cream and sugar to your coffee adds more fat and calories. Some coffee drinks contain more than 500 calories.
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The death toll is approaching 80, scores more were wounded and the eyewitness accounts are sobering in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, after Wednesday's crash of a high-speed passenger train.
Reuters writes that "in what one local official described as a scene from hell, bodies covered in blankets lay next to the overturned carriages as smoke billowed from the wreckage after the disaster. … Cranes were still pulling out mangled debris on Thursday morning, 12 hours after the crash."
"The scene is shocking, it's Dante-esque," the head of the Galicia region, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, said in a radio interview, according to The Guardian.
A man who went to help, 47-year-old baker Ricardo Martinez, tells the wire service that:
"We heard a massive noise and we went down the tracks. I helped getting a few injured and bodies out of the train. I went into one of the cars but I'd rather not tell you what I saw there."
It's thought that the train may have been going too fast. "Media reports say the train may have been travelling at more than twice the speed limit around a curve," reports the BBC.
According to NPR's Sylvia Poggioli, "the El Pais daily quoted investigators saying that the trian was travelling at more than twice the speed limit on a sharp curve" when it derailed. Bloomberg News adds that "the train was traveling at 190 kilometers per hour [118 mph] as it entered the section of track, which has a speed limit of 80 kph [50 mph], El Pais newspaper reported, citing a radio conversation between the driver and train control staff.
Santiago de Compostela is in northwest Spain, near the Atlantic coast.
On Morning Edition, Timemagazine's Lisa Abend spoke with host David Greene about the accident.


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Chapter 3
Israel and Judah defiled and polluted the land through wickedness—In the last days, the Lord will gather the people of Israel, one from a city and two from a family, and bring them to Zion.
1 They say, If a man
2 Lift up thine eyes unto the high places, and see where thou hast not been lien with. In the ways hast thou sat for them, as the Arabian in the wilderness; and thou hast polluted the land with thy
3 Therefore the
4 Wilt thou not from this time cry unto me, My father, thou art the guide of my youth?
5 Will he reserve his
6 ¶The Lord said also unto me in the days of Josiah the king, Hast thou seen that which backsliding Israel hath done? she is gone up upon every high mountain and under every green tree, and there hath played the harlot.
7 And I said after she had done all these things, Turn thou unto me. But she returned not. And her treacherous
8 And I saw, when for all the causes whereby backsliding Israel committed
9 And it came to pass through the lightness of her whoredom, that she defiled the land, and
10 And yet for all this her treacherous sister Judah hath not turned unto me with her whole heart, but
11 And the Lord said unto me, The backsliding Israel hath
12 ¶Go and
13 Only acknowledge thine iniquity, that thou hast transgressed against the Lord thy God, and hast scattered thy ways to the strangers under every green tree, and ye have not
14 Turn, O backsliding children, saith the Lord; for I am
15 And I will give you
16 And it shall come to pass, when ye be multiplied and increased in the land, in those days, saith the Lord, they shall say no more, The
17 At that time they shall call
18 In those days the
19 But I said, How shall I put thee among the children, and give thee a pleasant land, a goodly heritage of the hosts of nations? and I said, Thou shalt call me, My father; and shalt not turn away from me.
20 ¶Surely as a wife treacherously
21 A voice was heard upon the high places, weeping and supplications of the children of Israel: for they have perverted their way, and they have forgotten the Lord their God.
22 Return, ye backsliding children, and I will
23 Truly in vain is salvation hoped for from the hills, and from the multitude of mountains: truly in the Lord our God is the salvation of Israel.
24 For shame hath devoured the labour of our fathers from our youth; their flocks and their herds, their sons and their daughters.
25 We lie down in our


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NHL proposes new realignment format: Good or bad?
Cam Charron
February 25 2013 12:30PM
Saturday night on the Hotstove, hockey reporter extraordinaire Elliotte Friedman reported the NHL's new realignment plan. Unlike the plan that was approved by the NHL and rejected by the NHLPA in 2011, both "Eastern" conferences would have eight teams rather than seven, with Detroit and Columbus moving to the more geographically appropriate centres.
Above is a screen cap, via Harrison Mooney and Puck Daddy, of the proposed changes. Everybody has seen them by now. The Leafs and the Red Wings used to play in the NHL's "Central" Division back before the Gary Bettman expansion in the late-1990s.
The Leafs and Red Wings arenas are a four hour drive apart, yet they play each other once a season only, despite being Original Six rivals. When the NHL re-aligned after Nashville, Columbus, Minnesota and Atlanta joined the league, the teams were split into conferences, and the NHL for some reason never found a way to bring every team into every building each year like the NBA manages to do with the same number of teams and the same 82-game schedule.
Here are some notes from Friedman:
The NHLPA had two major concerns: travel and the two uneven conferences. Some teams will travel more under the new setup. But, like the NHL [sic—presume he means NBA], the players want each team to visit every other city at least once. So there will be compromise on that issue.
One outstanding issue is the unbalanced lineup, with two "conferences" made up of eight teams and two of seven. The playoffs are still to be held within those groupings -- the No. 1 seed plays No. 4 in the first round, and No. 2 goes against No. 3 -- but that slight advantage of it being easier to make the playoffs in the smaller conferences remains a problem for the players.
Friedman mentions the idea of a "wild card" team perhaps in the Eastern Conferences or a play-in game to determine the final spot. On Toronto's side of the bracket it would be significantly harder to make the postseason, with a 50% chance instead of a 57% chance in a 7-team conference. The first kink to sort out is the unbalanced approach to teams, but you don't want to get too carried away with crossovers and such since you want to keep the divisional playoffs.
That's one advantage, anyway, to the set-up proposed by the NHL. I've long been a proponent of less divisional focus in the regular season, but setting up more common playoff match ups. The cliché is that rivalries are made in the playoffs, and the best ones–Habs/Nordiques, Flames/Oilers, Canucks/Blackhawks, Oilers/Stars, Leafs/Senators—came to be thanks to a lot of playoff match ups against one another. In recent times with more teams it's been tougher to get those common match ups. All-divisional matches will mean the best-managed teams in any common geographical area (like Southern Ontario and Florida, for instance) will generate some good rivalries.
The second advantage is the flip-side of that. Friedman notes that the NHLPA want teams to play in each building each season. This is a positive from a revenue-and-interest standpoint (though I could care less if anybody in Phoenix gives a damn about the sport) but also from a quality product standpoint. The problem with the focus on regular season divisional games is that it waters down the product. While the rivalries are good, suffering through a bunch of games against the Buffalo Sabres isn't. Not being able to get star players like Pavel Datsyuk and Jonathan Toews and Jamie Benn each season isn't. It's the major flaw in the current schedule setup and deprives the die-hards of interesting cross-conference games between good teams.
There are drawbacks: more Western games means more games that end past a reasonable hour for sleep, but I think overall it's a positive, particularly in this era when you can record a game and watch it on your phone.
What do you think? Is the focus on playoff divisional play and the re-alignment a positive step? To say nothing of the Red Wings, a perennial juggernaut, moving into the Maple Leafs' division again...
The teams out East need to stop complaining about this proposed playoff format. Teams like NJ, NYR, NYI, PIT, and PHI are all within a few hours of each other by bus. Teams like CGY are a couple hour PLANE RIDES to get to most of their opponents (2 hours to VAN, COL, MIN, etc.).
Western teams have to travel a lot, and as we see every year, the race for the playoffs is always tight. In the East, most of the playoff teams in 5-8 wouldn't be in the playoffs at all under a format where they considered overall standings. This proposal is called 'balancing' the league. My biggest fear is the playoff format - I watch the playoffs even when my team's out, but I will say screw it if the Cup series is NYR/PHI year in, year out.
TL;DR Western teams travel long distances, Eastern teams don't. This balances that out. Plus, who cares if Carolina and Florida aren't able to miraculously squeak into the playoffs?
I'm fer it.
If they wanted to make travel fair they would set up divisions that spanned east- west instead of north south so that everybody traveled a somewhat similar distance. Have some geographic and some made up rivalries. Silmilar to the NFL
February 25 2013, 01:15PM
I love everything about realignment.
It will re-energize the divisions. The problem with the current system was you played all these games within your division but you weren't really competing with those teams for playoff spots. Now, not only will divisional games matter more but fans will have a reason to follow their competitors.
Second, it will make for better playoff rivalries.
Finally, the idea that it is less fair is silly. The difference between four out of seven and four out of eight is of vanishing significance that will on average affect a team once every sixteen years. That's irrelevant, considering the other elements of unfairness that are endemic in any system.
It is amusing that there is talk of a solution to this perceived unfairness through a play-in game which would actually compound the unfairness.
Now all we need to do is get three points for a regulation win and smaller goalie pads and the game will almost be perfect.
February 25 2013, 02:02PM
I say in both east and west they join both confrences up for playoffs, in the west they have the regular top 8 in a elimination format, in the east they have the wildcat format, the teams ranked 1-6 in standings get a bye and teams ranked 7-10 play best 2-of-3 for the final 2 spots... I like the idea of having 2 more teams then usual. How about everyone else ?
February 25 2013, 08:58PM
I love it. Especially with the today's proposed revision of 3 teams from each conference making the playoffs and 4 wild cards to fill out the 16 team playoff bracket.
Sure Detroit will probably smoke the Leafs in every season series but I can't wait to bring back that rivalry. Though I'm a little worried our Leafs might suffer gun shot injuries on the way to the rink!


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Finally, after some delays, Linaro Image Tools now has support for Android hardware pack (or Android hwpack).
What is an Android hwpack
Let's start with with clearing out the confusion the term "hwpack" has in this context.
Generally speaking, for Linaro Image Tools an hwpack is a tar-ball that contains Debian packages, some configuration and metadata files, and some directory structures, needed to create and install bootable operating system images.
Linaro Image Tools has had support for this kind hwpack since the beginning of time, but they are not necessary to create Android bootable images. The process to create an Android image is slightly different.
This new hwpack, the Android hwpack, is just a configuration file, based on the same syntax of previous Linaro Image Tools hwpack, that stores information necessary to correctly create Android images. An Android hwpack does not contain any Debian packages nor binary blob or anything else, it is just a text file (a YAML file for instance).
It's probably better to call is "Android configuration file".
Why an Android hwpack
The necessity for this came out during last Linaro Connect Europe, from the Android team. The needs were an easy way to add support for new boards (without having to hack into Linaro Image Tools code), the possibility to change board parameters (almost) "on-the-fly" for testing (without having to touch code), and the possibility to maintain backward compatibility by providing some kind of "versioned" hwpack, guaranteed to work for specific Linaro releases.
How to use it
In order to use it, you need to have at least Linaro Image Tools version 2013.01. At the time of this writing, Android hwpack support is also being built into the Android boot tarball, so it should be totally transparent for the user: no need to add command line arguments and to pass file paths.
Still, it is possible to pass an Android hwpack to Linaro Android Media Create, the command line tools that creates Android bootable images. The command line argument is the same as Linaro Media Create one: –hwpack
So, if you want to use the new feature, arm yourself with an Android hwpack file (examples can be found on GitHub), and run:
linaro-android-media-create --mmc /dev/sdc --dev panda --boot boot.tar.bz2 --system system.tar.bz2 --userdata userdata.tar.bz2 --hwpack panda-hwpack
Backward compatibility has been maintained: the old hard-coded values have been kept, so it is still possible to use everything in the old way.
If you find bugs, of other possible improvements, feel free to leave them in the comments below, or better on Launchpad.


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