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Chaz Royalâs ten-year anniversary
The Canadian cabaret producer celebrates a decade of decadence
In 2002, Canadian Mark Henderson hit upon a new name and a new business when he began producing burlesque shows as Chaz Royal. He's been one of the international scene's leading showmakers ever since, with events ranging from London Burlesque Week to this year's Edinburgh run of 'Sexy Circus Sideshow'. Ahead of his ten-year anniversary shows at Bush Hall, Ben Walters asked Chaz to plunder his scrapbook for some key moments in his journey…
London calling, 2007
'From 2004 to 2006, I relentlessly booked tour dates for the Fluffgirls in North America, the UK and Europe but while nursing a burning desire to produce a burlesque festival in London. By 2007, plans were underway and within a few months London Burlesque Festival debuted as a four-day weekend event.
'Due to the overwhelming response, I quickly developed a plan to return to London with a series of shows building up to a 2008 festival. In October 2007, I produced a fundraiser series at the Soho Revue Bar and invited my favourite UK acts.
'Pictured here is Venus Noir, a statuesque beauty who debuted at the LBF 2007 newcomers show. Clearly the crowd favourite of the event, her act seemed reminiscent of the original Raymond Revue dancers.'
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Dayton won 5-3:http://www.milb.com/milb/stats/stats...g_box&sid=milb
Drew Cisco: 6 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 0 BB, 6 K
Werleen Taveras: 1 IP, K
Wandy Peralta: .2 IP, 2 H, ER, BB, K
Alejandro Chacin: 1.1 IP, H, 2 K
Jon Matthews: 1-5, 2B, RBI, SB
Sammy Diaz: 1-4, R
Seth Mejias-Brean: 2-4, R
Daniel Pigott: 2-3, R
Beau Amaral: 1-4, GS HR
Joe Hudson: 1-3
Brent Petersin: 1-3, R
Billings trails 4-0 in the 3rd:http://www.milb.com/milb/stats/stats...g_box&sid=milb
Jake Johnson scheduled to start.
Pensacola tied 1-1 in the 7th:http://www.milb.com/milb/stats/stats...g_box&sid=milb
Robert Stephenson: 5 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 8 K(not bad for an off night)
Loek Van Mil pithing in relief.
Louisville won 5-2:http://www.milb.com/milb/stats/stats...g_box&sid=milb
Daniel Corcino: 3.2 IP, 4 H, ER, 5 BB, 3 K
Zach Duke: 2 IP, H, BB, 2 K
Curtis Partch: .1 IP
Pedro Villarreal: 2 IP, BB, 3 K
Jose Diaz: 1 IP, H, ER, K
Billy Hamilton: 2-4, 2 R, SB
Derrick Robinson: 1-4
Neftali Soto: 2-4, 2B, R, RBI
Felix Perez: 1-4, RBI
Henry Rodriguez: 2-4
Mike Hessman: 2-4, 2B, Solo HR
What is the inning goal for Robert?
Pensacola lost 2-1.
Loek Van Mil: 2 IP, 3 H, ER, K
Lee Hyde: 1 IP, K
Ryan LaMarre: 1-4, 3B, R
Devin Lohman: 1-4
Mike Costanzo: 1-3, BB, RBI
Yorman Rodriguez: 1-3
Tucker Barnhart: 1-3, BB
Josh Fellhauer: 1-4
Theo Bowe: 1-1
Billings lost 10-3.
Zack Weiss: 3 IP, 5 H, 4 ER, 2 K
Jose Guzman: .2 IP, 3 H, 5 ER, 3 BB
Scott Brattvet: 2.1 IP, 1 R, 0 ER, K
Robert Lewis-Walker: 2 IP, H
Nolan Becker: 1 IP, 3 H, K
Ronald Bueno: 1-5, 3B, R
Aristides Aquino: 1-5, 2 R, RBI
Carlos Sanchez: 1-3, BB
J.R. Reynolds: 2-4, 2B
Bakersfield won 2-1.
Jake Johnson: 4.2 IP, 5 H, ER, 3 BB, 3 K
Kyle McMyne: 2.1 IP H, BB, K
Pat Doyle: 2 IP, H, 2 K
Juan Silva: 2-3, 2B, RBI
Steve Selsky: 1-4, 2B, R
Juan Duran: 1-4
Kyle Waldrop: 1-4, RBI
Danny Vicioso: 2-3, BB
Juan Perez: 1-3, R
AZL Reds lost 3-2 in the 12th:http://www.milb.com/milb/stats/stats...g_box&sid=milb
Manuel Aybar: 4 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 5 BB, 2 K
Ty Boyles: 3.1 IP, 5 H, ER, 2 BB, K
Juan Martinez: 3.2 IP, H, 3 BB, 3 K
Wagner Gomez: 0.0 IP, 2 H, 2 ER
Kevin Garcia: 1-4, 2B, 2 BB, R
Cory Thompson: 1-6
Kevin Franklin: 2-6
Dalton Carter: 2-5, 2B, Solo HR
Jose Duarte: 1-5
Joe Jocketty: 1-4, BB
Oviel Florentino: 1-3, 2 BB
Hugs, smiling, and interactive Twitter accounts, don't mean winning baseball. Until this community understands that we are cursed to relive the madness.
Bringing Stephenson and Lorenzen up on August 31 allows them to be eligible to pitch in the playoffs if they pitch well in their big league auditions in September. This will allow Stephenson and Lorenzen get a taste of the bigs in a very controlled environment and gives the Reds' bullpen the most upside for October.
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Six generations ago, Chinese workers were brought to San Francisco as cheap, pliable labor. Degraded as "coolies," they were thrown into the back-breaking work of mining gold and building railroads.
The Chinese have returned. And this time they are the ones with the capital.
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If you want to get a loan to carry you through a financial emergency, it will be difficult to get it on such short notice from a large scale financial institution. That's where payday loans come into play. You will be able to get approved for one of these loans typically with no problem, because all you need is proof that you have a paycheck coming. This will act as collateral and then you will be in a good position to get the service that you need. This is the fastest way to get money and you have the benefit that they will not go through creditors.
These are some of the easiest loans to get approval for, which is why so many people turn to them. They have higher interest rates, but they also have quicker turnaround times, so you do not need to worry about the fact that the interest accrues since you will pay it back very quickly. They typically do not discriminate and it is very easy to get accepted for these sorts of loans.
It is important that you find a reputable lender in order to get approval for one of these loans. Check with the Better Business Bureau to be sure that they follow codes and ethics and that you are not being taken advantage of by a company that is less than reputable. Also asked for testimonials from people who may have used their company before. This will put you in a great position to get the money that you need while being mindful of your safety and being a good steward over your finances. With this in mind, reach out to a company that will be able to help you out with this today. There are many lenders online that can provide you a cashloan very fast.


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Allen Katz is the Director of Mixology & Spirits Education for Southern Wine & Sprits of New York. He is also the host of The Cocktail Hour a weekly program on Martha Stewart's Sirius Satellite Radio on the joyous topic of cocktails. Yes, you can drink alcohol on the radio!
In addition to presenting food and beverage seminars for public and private groups, Allen has worked as a business consultant and in cocktail development for some of the most recognized brands in the beverage industry. He has been a featured sommelier at wine festivals in Naples, Florida and Sun Valley, Idaho in recent years and is a lecturer on spirits and mixology for the Wine & Spirits Education Trust (WSET) in New York City as well as for the Food Studies Program at New York University.
He has worked with Slow Food to develop programming that has garnered acclaim and recognition from foodservice and consumer media including America's Great Regional Breweries (New York, 2001), Super Whites-A Celebration of the White Wines of Friuli-Venezia Giulia (New York, 2001 & 2002), The Brooklyn Pig Fest (Brooklyn, 2001 & 2002), The International Organic Wine Expo (New York, 2001), The Baum Forum on Food and The Future-A Growing Concern (New York, 2002), A Tribute to Jerry Thomas-Father of The Cocktail at The Plaza Hotel (New York, 2003), Cocktails: An American Art (Italy, 2004), Misery & Gin (Italy, 2005), Greenmarket Mixology (New York, 2006-2008), Vermouth & The American Cocktail (New York & Italy, 2006), Rye Whiskey, Rye Whiskey (New York & Portland, 2007), New York & The History of The Cocktail (London, 2008). Most recently, Allen was the co-curator of the Jerry Thomas American Cocktail Bar at the inaugural Slow Food Nation (San Francisco, 2008) as well as the presenter of Slow Spirits? The Cocktail as Food Justice and the Universal Right of Pleasure.
Allen is a frequent presenter at trade shows and industry events. He is a regular speaker at Tales of the Cocktail in New Orleans, the NASFT's Fancy Food Show in San Francisco, Chicago and New York and The National Restaurant Association's annual convention in Chicago on topics of regional food and beverage heritage in America.
Allen also devotes time to serve as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for Slow Food U.S.A.


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Jerry Maguire (1996)
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Directed by: Cameron Crowe
Starring: Cuba Gooding Jr., Kelly Preston, Renée Zellweger, Tom Cruise
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Continuity mistake: In the play before the final touchdown play, the announcer says it's now second and whatever, but the down marker in the background is set to first down.
Continuity mistake: In the scene when Jerry arrives at the top star's house to make sure he's still staying with him, he arrives in an Eagle Vision car, but later leaves in a Pontiac Grand Prix.
Continuity mistake: When Tidwell gets the wind knocked out of him at the Christmas Eve game, and he is lying in the end zone, he is clutching the ball to his chest. When the camera pans out to a distance shot, his arm is outstretched and the ball is lying off to the side. When the camera comes back in for a close up, it is clutched to his chest again.
Continuity mistake: When Tidwell is out cold in the endzone the ball is clutched in one hand against his chest. Within a couple of camera shots, the ball switches from left arm to right arm a couple of times.
Continuity mistake: After they return from their date, on the porch Jerry ties Dorothy's dress. A couple of seconds later the knot is entirely different.
Continuity mistake: In the scene when Jerry is leaving the agency after being fired, Jay Mohr's character (Bob Sugar) is visible behind Jerry when Jerry is near the fish tank. Moments later, Sugar is no longer in the same position. The next shot from that angle, Sugar is back again.
Continuity mistake: In the scene where they are at Dorothy's house and Tom Cruise is waiting to go to dinner with her, first he has 5 buttons done on his shirt. The next shot he has only 4 buttons done, and then when the camera turns back he has 5 buttons done.
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Jerry McGuire is giving his farewell speech to the large group of people at his agency, he unbuttons his coat. Throughout the speech, the coat continually buttons and unbuttons itself.
Continuity mistake: During the final game, before it starts there's a shot of a player warming up and throwing a ball. When the camera follows the ball, for a brief second we see that the bleachers are empty, but immediately afterwards several shots of the stadium show it's packed with people.
Continuity mistake: Jerry receives a fax containing Rod's contract. Everyone is angry at how small a salary it is, but Marcy gives Rod a lecture, and everything works out. When Marcy is talking, you can see the hands of one of the crew members in the glass of a poster in the background.
Continuity mistake: After the wedding, Jerry and the neighbour hold a bottle of beer and make a toast. The position of the label keeps moving around to stop from being filmed.
Visible crew/equipment: Dorothy leaves Jerry at the hotel convention and when he opens the door a big white screen used for lighting is reflected on the door. It can't be a reflection of the building, since the car is surrounded by passers-by.
Audio problem: In the scene where Jerry and Dorothy are having dinner at a restaurant, Dorothy leaves the table to make a phone call. While she is on the phone the Mexican musicians come over to Jerry and start playing music at their table. At one point, the shot is on Jerry with the violin player standing behind him. In the song they are playing you can hear the sound of the violin playing, but at the same time the violin player standing behind Jerry drops his violin and is holding it at waist level while the song is still playing. Since he is the only violin player there is no way we should still be hearing it in the song.
Continuity mistake: When Jerry and Dorthy are standing out by the U-Haul truck Dorthy walks to the front of the truck and Jerry takes a step to the spot where Dorthy was standing. He is still moving, but then there is a close up of him and he is not moving.
Continuity mistake: When Dorothy and Jerry kiss on the sofa, her beer glass is still on the tray on the table in front of them. A shot appears with no beer in view. The tray is slightly out of shot but the top of the beer glass would certainly be in view. In a longer shot, the beer is visible again. Dorothy does not touch the glass between shots.
Continuity mistake: When Jerry arrives at Dorothy's house to take her out for dinner she is wearing a dress with a very high neckline. In the next shot of her the dress has a much lower neckline, and then changes repeatedly between the two dresses.
Plot hole: Towards the beginning of the movie Dorothy first "meets" Jerry by eavesdropping on his conversation with a woman in the airplane. But Jerry is located in First Class whereas Dorothy is in Coach. Going by her seat location it seems like she's sitting at least 10 rows from Jerry, plus the area that divides Coach from First Class between them. And Jerry is speaking in a soft voice. Add to that the drone that an airplane makes (even if not airborne) and it's highly unlikely that she would have been able to hear him, even if he was the only person talking in the plane (also unlikely).
Continuity mistake: In the scene in front of Dorothy's house when she and Jerry are talking, Dorothy tells Jerry "I'm not built that way", then Jerry leans forward with his elbows on his knees with his head down. The camera shot is behind Jerry's back when Dorothy leans over and puts her hands on Jerry's head and gives him a kiss, then gets up to go in the house. But just as she kisses him and gets up, the shot changes to in front of Jerry, except now he is resting his head in his left hand, where just a second before his hands were nowhere in sight.
Continuity mistake: During the scene in which Jerry and Avery break up we see him comforting her right before she punches him. When the shot is from behind him you can see that he is holding her and stroking her face with his right hand. As the camera switches angle to face him his hands are now at his sides.
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Jerry is waiting for the fax about Tidwell's contract, there is a shot looking over the fax machine (from behind the machine) directly at Jerry's face. If you look at the back of the fax machine, there are no phone lines connected to it.


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A number of users of iOS 7 are reporting that the new mobile operating system is causing motion sickness.
Apple's new operating system for iPhone and iPad has been out for just over a week now, but some users are reporting issues with iOS 7's flashy animations.
Over on the official Apple Support Communities forum, one Apple customer has started a thread with claims that "the zoom animations everywhere on the new iOS 7 are literally making me nauseous and giving me a headache. It's exactly how I used to get car sick if I tried to read in the car."
A number of users have chimed in with similar stories, with the forum thread currently stretching to eight pages.
The issue appears to be with the animations when quitting an entering apps, which swiftly zoom in on the app icon from the home screen. Another problematic animation is the parallax effect, whereby the background moves according to the orientation of the iOS device.
It appears as if Apple was aware of the potential discomfort its flashy new OS could cause, as it has included a "Reduce Motion" option in the iOS 7 settings menu. However, this only removes the aforementioned parallax effect, and doesn't deal with the quick zoom animations that are apparently causing discomfort.
The only solution for the minority of users affected by iOS 7's swishy effects, it seems, is to roll back to iOS 6.
Have you been affected by iOS 7's slick new animations?
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ZZZ-RETIRED Association Sunday 2007 Stories of Generosity
Neshoba Unitarian Universalist (UU) Church in Cordova, TN
September 8, 2008
The word Neshoba, also the name of their region, comes from the Choctaw for "gray wolf." And this congregation has affirmed that it is much better to travel in a pack. Read More >
Exchanging Stoles on Association Sunday: All Souls Church, Unitarian in Washington, DC
August 12, 2008
Well, we did say that congregations could celebrate Association Sunday 2007 anytime during the 2007-2008 church year. Proving that any Sunday is a good Sunday for affirming our common bonds and helping to Grow Our Faith, All Souls Church, Unitarian conducted their Association Sunday service on June 15, 2008. Their collaborative summer service was a huge success! Read More >
Empowering Congregations: First Parish UU in Needham, MA; UU Fellowship of Durango, CO; and the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, NJ
June 17, 2008
Let us celebrate the exceptional commitment of these three Empowering Congregations, their vision for Unitarian Universalism, and the gifts they shared with our whole family of congregations—because we are better together. Read More >
Matching Challenge Grants Inspire Great Generosity
March 21, 2008
"I never thought I would be able in my life to give $1000 to something I believe in and love so much," one donor shared with tears and joy in her eyes, as she handed a check for $250 to the Unitarian Universalist Association's (UUA's) Stephan Papa on Association Sunday 2007. Read More >
Empowering Congregations: River of Grass in Plantation, FL; and the Fellowship of Huntington, NY
March 11, 2008
Today we honor two congregations that reached truly empowering levels of generosity on Association Sunday 2007. The River of Grass UU Congregation in Plantation, FL, and the UU Fellowship of Huntington in Huntington, NY, both held such inspiring services and executed such organized campaigns that they were able to raise more than $50 per member! Read More >
UU Fellowship of Northern Westchester in Mt. Kisco, NY
January 29, 2008
On Sunday, December 23, the oldest member (about 90 years old) of the UU Fellowship of Northern Westchester in Mt. Kisco, NY, carried the Time "Person of the Year" issue with him as he rose to light a candle during the Joys and Concerns portion of the service. He turned to the UUA's ad, and with tears in his eyes, said that seeing it brought him incredible joy, that he could not recall having ever seen an ad for Unitarian Universalism before, and that it was "about time" that he did. Read More >
River of Grass UU Congregation in Plantation, FL
January 4, 2008
The River of Grass Congregation has only 114 members, but makes up for its size with incredible vision, inspirational leadership, and a deep spirit of generosity. Read More >
Liberal Religious Educators' Association (LREDA)
November 14, 2007
The first annual Association Sunday was scheduled for October 14, 2007, a Sunday when most Religious Education Professionals would be attending their annual conference, and thus unable to participate with their congregations. Read More >
Kearsarge UU Fellowship in New London, NH
October 10, 2007
The Kearsarge Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in central New Hampshire is small and somewhat isolated. Their minister, the Reverend Emily Burr, has been working for some time with the congregation to connect with the wider world of Unitarian Universalism. Association Sunday has provided them with a way to do so. Read More >
Amy S. Waye, 1907-2007
August 15, 2007
Amy S. Waye, who passed away this year at age 99, had a lifelong love of learning. With her hunger for knowledge, she was the first person in her family to go to college though faced with extreme financial difficulty. Despite all the obstacles she went on to become an English teacher. Read More >
First Unitarian Church in Cleveland, OH
July 18, 2007
Rev. Daniel Budd is the minister of the First Unitarian Church in Cleveland, OH, with a membership of 449. On October 14, he will conduct a worship service on "Growing Our Faith" and take a special collection as part of Association Sunday and the Now Is The Time Campaign. Read More >


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My ex-wife must know your ex-wife!!
This is a discussion on My Ex-wife within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; My ex-wife started taking flying lessons about the time our divorce started (1995) and she got her license shortly before our divorce was final, later ...
My ex-wife started taking flying lessons about the time our
divorce started (1995) and she got her license shortly before our
divorce was final, later that same year.
Yesterday afternoon, she narrowly escaped injury in the aircraft
she was piloting when she was forced to make an emergency landing in
Southern Tennessee because of bad weather. Thank God our kids were
with me at the Beach House this weekend.
The NTSB issued a preliminary report, citing pilot error:
Judy was flying a single engine aircraft in IFR (instrument
flight rating) conditions while only having obtained a VFR (visual
flight rating) rating.
The absence of a post-crash fire was likely due to insufficient
fuel on board. No one on the ground was injured.
The photograph below was taken at the scene show the extent of
damage to her aircraft.
She was very lucky.
Just in case anyone wonders, I've been married to the same lovely lady for over 28 years. This was just too good to pass up.
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My ex-wife must know your ex-wife!!
Assault is a behavior, not a device.
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LOL That's cuaght me completely by surprise LOL
Dang, I needed that first thing this morning.
Nothing like a good wakeup news article to make your day... ha ha
No comments though....
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Just saw this thread! ROFLMAO!
Awhile back I read a thread on another forum asking whether folks insure their firearms. I see that question a lot, and it always takes me back to an event that made me glad I did not! It's in line with George's post, so ..... enjoy the following cut-and-paste:
At one time, I had considered insuring my firearms. The insurance agent, though, wanted to send his "friend" over to inventory and determine values of my guns. I told him that wasn't necessary - that I could cataloge and provide values. He insisted. I thought that rather odd, and I asked him why. He said, "Well, he is just a friend of mine who knows a lot about guns." That made absolutely no sense to me, and in fact, it raised a bit of a red flag, so I just responded that I wouldn't be needing his coverage after all. He then retracted the requirement, but I still opted for a solid safe instead of coverage.
When divorce time came a few years ago, my wife mentioned that we'd "need to get into the gun safe to determine what needed to be addressed in the divorce decree." I smiled, went to the desk, took out the insurance rider for the 5-figures worth of diamond jewelry and furs I'd bought her, handed that to her, and said, "Okay. Well, I guess we'll need to address this too."
That ended the gun debate ... right there!
"You may not know it, but there's things that gnaw at a man worse than dyin'."
Charles Travis Postlewaite, 1882
Oh Wow...Extensive damage to her Flying Machine.
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Good one.
"Americans have the will to resist because you have weapons. If you don't have a gun, freedom of speech has no power." - Yoshimi Ishikawa
Do you know if her local FAA Flight Standards District Office is looking at her due to flying under IFR conditions and not being certificated in doing so?
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Were you married to Hillary in an earlier life??
Enquiring minds want to know . . . Not!
My ex has plane just like that. WOW!
Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft!
-- Theodore Roosevelt --
George, thanks for my afternoon laugh!
EOD - Initial success or total failure
So George - 'witch' ex wife was this then????
Chris - P95
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"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
I'm not certain, but I suspect that the whole thing was just a joke;
- ex-wife
- flying
- photo of broom
= she's a witch
Probably the whole story is a setup, not just the photo of the broom.
Am I right?
I don't think the Fizdo cares about brooms yet...


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text: It was not a very big catch this weekend fishing for photos of the Beadle house at 5202 Saddle Rock Drive. Nevertheless, here's one photo of the exterior, the south side that faces the City of Phoenix at night. And one of the interior, the family room beside the pool. Water from it apparently got splashed on the picture. (Not really, more likely a bourbon and Squirt). And a third little surprise, thrown in for free. At the bottom left of the exterior picture you'll see a little something that looks like a Beadle house that is currently the focus of MoPHo's attention. This is the sister house on Cliffside Drive. Sorry about the palm tree, it couldn't be helped.


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ANN ARBOR—Michigan coach John Beilein is bobbing and weaving with the best of them when asked about the status of sophomore Mitch McGary.
Friday was no different, though Beilein did provide a clue as to when the world will know No. 4 is ready to be back on the court in game action.
"If he dresses he'll play," Beilein said. "We'll decide if he's going to dress when he's ready. So, if you ever see him in warm-ups, he's going to play."
Still not providing a timeline or any sort of plan as to how McGary will be worked back into the Wolverines rotation, Beilein continues to be encouraged by the added activity in practice.
"Mitch will play when he's ready to play," he said. "And we'll just keep that going in that direction and when he's ready, he's ready and that'll probably be my call.
"But he's made progress and continues to do so. But he's been out a long time."
2-0 after wins over UMass Lowell and South Carolina State, Michigan now turns their attention to a dangerous Iowa State team and in a road atmosphere that will challenge the Wolverines mentally, similar to Bradley last season as Beilein noted Friday.
Either way, Michigan's biggest challenge yet will be met with the same starting five looking to come out of the gates running against the Cyclones.
"I like the way we're playing," Beilein said. "We got off to a great start and if we can get off to a great start that's really important on the road."
Michigan defeated Iowa State 76-66 at home in December of 2011. Now 2013, Beilein believes the challenge is similar as the Cyclones will look to put up a bunch of points, coming in averaging nearly 90 through two games.
"It's the same thing that they have incredible shooting everywhere," Beilein said. "The kid Naz Long didn't even play last year and now he comes in and hits eight three's.
"This kid Georges Niang reminds me of Draymond Green a great deal that he is a strong forward who can pass, shoot three's, eerily similarities to Draymond."
Fresh off knocking down 15 three-pointers against South Carolina State, Michigan will need the long ball to fall Sunday. Iowa State is shooting just shy of 46-percent (26-for-57) from beyond the arc this season.
"That will be important," Beilein said. "When they were here two years ago they did not shoot the ball from three well and they were a tremendous three-point shooting team. That was probably one of the reasons we got away with that W."


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E Dickinson read by Classic Poetry Aloud: http://www.classicpoetryaloud.com/ Giving voice to the poetry of the past. --------------------------------------- The Grass so little has to do by Emily Dickinson (1830 – 1886) The Grass so little has to do – A Sphere of simple Green – With only Butterflies to brood And Bees to entertain – And stir all day to pretty Tunes The Breezes fetch along – And hold the Sunshine in its lap And bow to everything – And thread the Dews, all night, like Pearls – And make itself so fine A Duchess were too common For such a noticing – And even when it dies – to pass In Odors so divine – Like Lowly spices, lain to sleep – Or Spikenards, perishing – And then, in Sovereign Barns to dwell – And dream the Days away, The Grass so little has to do I wish I were a Hay – First aired: 7 May 2008 For hundreds more poetry readings, visit the Classic Poetry Aloud index. Reading Classic Poetry Aloud 2009
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UTEP Stomps Houston, 87-43, For Biggest League Win In School History
Jan. 22, 2012
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EL PASO, TEXAS – UTEP bolted out to a 41-21 lead at the half and never looked back on the way throttling Houston, 87-43, to secure their largest margin of victory in a conference game in program history at the Don Haskins Center Sunday afternoon.
The effort against the Cougars (2-16, 1-5 C-USA) keeps the Miners (17-2, 6-0 C-USA) atop the league standings while also extending their overall win streak to seven. Furthermore, it marks their single-season school-record-tying eighth victory by at least 20 points.
UTEP racked up 25 assists on 33 field-goals made, and finished with a campaign-low-tying nine turnovers. It hit on 45.2 percent from the floor (33-73) while drilling nine triples. The home side also dominated on the glass, with a 53-37 rebounding advantage.
All 13 Miners who saw action scored at least four points, with sophomore Kayla Thornton leading the way with 18 points on 8-of-12 shooting. The Miners' bench poured in 48 points, out-scoring the entire UH squad in the process.
Senior Baiba Eglite (nine), junior Kristine Vitola (eight) and freshman Syerra Davis (seven) did the most damage amongst the reserves. It was a great showing for Davis, who set career highs for both points and rebounds (seven) in an electric 13 minutes of action.
C-USA scoring leader Roxana Button tallied 20 points, but needed 19 attempts to do so. Amanda Lawson (eight points) was the only other UH player with more than seven points, with the Cougars struggling mightily on offense. The visitors made just 24.6 percent (14-of-57) from the floor, and had one assist while committing 15 giveaways.
UTEP had a 36-12 advantage in points in the paint, 19-4 on second-chance tries, 14-6 off turnovers and 8-0 on the fast break. Anete Steinberga pulled down a season-best 10 rebounds, while Thornton and Vitola each grabbed seven.
Houston managed an early 2-1 lead with 17:26 to play in the half but the Orange and Blue ripped off an 11-3 run to jump ahead. After a few moments of trading baskets, Eglite drained a triple to give UTEP a 21-9 lead with 9:37 left in the stanza.
UH trailed by 20 at the half, was down by at least 30 over the final 13 minutes and faced a 40+ point deficit during the last six minutes.
UTEP will be back in action when it concludes a stretch of three of four away from home at Southern Miss at 6 p.m. MST Thursday. The game will be broadcast locally in EL Paso on 1150 AM.
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The Lucas Oil 150 at Phoenix International Raceway is race 21 of 22 in the 2012 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season and there are four drivers that still have the championship within sites. James Buescher leads Ty Dillon by 15 points, Timothy Peters by 25, and Parker Kligerman by 27.
Qualifying for the race is set for 4:30 p.m. ET today with the race following at 7:30, both on SPEED Channel.
Matt Crafton, in his No. 88 ThorSport Racing Toyota Tundra, turned the fastest lap in Thursday's first practice session.
Todd Bodine in the No. 11 Red Horse Racing Toyota was second followed by his two Red Horse Racing teammates that are in the championship hunt. Peters was third and Kligerman fourth. Rounding out the top five was Brian Scott in Kyle Busch Motorsports No. 18 truck. Buescher was seventh fastest in his Turner Motorsports No. 31 and Ty Dillon was 12th in his No. 3 Richard Childress Racing ride.
Nelson Piquet Jr. in his No. 30 Turner Motorsports Chevrolet led the second practice session Thursday evening. Kligerman was second, Dillon third, and Peters fourth. Ryan Blaney rounded out the top five. Buescher was a bit off the pace in 12th.
Only two of the 38 drivers on the entry list have visited victory lane at PIR in the past. Ron Hornaday Jr. won in 1998 and 1999 and Todd Bodine was victorious in 2005.
The past five season's the Phoenix winner was a Sprint Cup Series regular. Kyle Busch won in 2007 and 2011, Kevin Harvick in 2008 and 2009, and Clint Bowyer in 2010. That will change tonight because no Sprint Cup Series regulars have a ride.
With the lack of Sprint Cup veterans there are a host of youngsters looking to make a mark that are in the race. Jeff Choquette will be making his third CWTS start of his career in the No. 97 truck. He finished 11th and 8th in both of the Iowa Speedway races this season. Nineteen-year old Kyle Larson will also be making his third start in the No 4 Turner Motorsports truck. He finished 10th at Kentucky and 6th at Atlanta. Other young drivers that will be competitive are David Mayhew, John King, Ryan Truex, Stephen Leicht, and German Quiroga.Tags: David Mayhew, James Buescher, Jeff Choquette, Kyle Larson, Matt Crafton, Motorsports, Nelson Piquet Jr., Parker Kligerman, Phoenix International Raceway, Ron Hornaday Jr., Ryan Blaney, Ryan Truex, Timothy Peters, Todd Bodine, Ty Dillon


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Guy Noves's side dominated the scrum and spent the majority of the contest on the front foot, but a host of unforced errors led to a much closer scoreline in a tough and tryless final.
Jonny Wilkinson scored four penalties for Toulon, but Luke McAlister was equally efficient for the eventual winners.
Toulon's wait for a fourth title continues, their last success coming in 1992.


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FLORENCE, S.C. – Michael K. Nicholson of Jefferson is among 406 full-time students named to the Dean's List at Francis Marion University for the 2003 spring semester.
Nicholson, a graduate of Central High School of Pageland, is majoring in general business.
Students named to the Dean's List must have earned a grade point average for the semester between 3.25 and 3.749.
Grade point averages are based on a 4.0 system.
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In inverse order, here are my rankings of the Redskins starters, including punter and kicker, based on what I think they might do in 2006. Their 2005 rankings here (Part 1, Part 2), where applicable, are in parenthesis:
24. LB Warrick Holdman (NR)—If the weak side position is manned by Chris Clemons or Rocky McIntosh, it's a wait and see proposition. If Holdman mans it, we've already seen what we have. He'd have to improve a great deal to be considered mediocre.
23. P Derrick Frost (NR)--Inconsistency is not what you want from a punter, but that's what Frost delivered in 2005. He seemed to save his best, most booming punts for when the Redskins were inside their opponents' territory, resulting in frustrating touchbacks.
22. C Casey Rabach (10 in 2005)—Although he improved as the year went on, Rabach was not the road grader in the middle that the Redskins hoped he would be. He was dominated much more often than he was the dominator.
21. K John Hall (21)—One of the major surprises of the offseason was Joe Gibbs' announcement that no challengers to Hall or Frost would be brought in. Hall missed a good chunk of the season with a leg injury. When healthy he was accurate (12-14) but he didn't hit one from over 45 yards all year. His kickoffs were mostly of the maddeningly short variety.
20. CB Carlos Rogers (NR)—While it's possible, maybe even probable, that Rogers will be very good for a very long time, he hasn't done it yet. He has to show that he can stay on the field and play consistently for a full 16 games.
19. G Derrick Dockery (23)—This monster project just may pay off for the Redskins, but he still has to prove that he can play up to his size and athletic ability from the first snap of the season through the last.
18. DT Joe Salave'a (20)—He played through some pain that would have had many of us calling in sick to our desk jobs. Salave'a is a solid performer and that fact that he's #18 on the list is a testament to the strength of the team.
17. QB Mark Brunell (NR)—If healthy, he's a good fit for this offense. Brunell's ability to stay healthy, though, is a question mark and one would have to think that if he were to find himself on the open market he might draw as much interest as, say, Kerry Collins is now.
Rich Tandler is the author of The Redskins From A to Z, Volume 1: The Games. This unique book has an account of every game the Redskins played from when they moved to Washington in 1937 through the 2001 season. For details and ordering information, go to http://www.RedskinsGames.com


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text: Yesterday Jenelle Evans was rushed to the ER because it was feared she was having a miscarriage. The night before, her husband had been out cheating on her so he decided to not go to the ER with his pregnant wife and went out of town to party with his friends. This of course has led to Jenelle saying she wants to divorce him after just 51 days of marriage. This is completely different than the time two weeks ago when she said she wanted to divorce him but then took him back. Oh, and totally different than the time she had him arrested and then the next day married him. Oh, or the time before that when they split up and then got back together and then they were arrested. So, don't confuse any of those things. The good news is that while you are stuck behind a desk all day working a million hours a week or two jobs to make ends meet, Jenelle is pulling in well over six figures. Good times.


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Alex Hoffman will be a three-year starter for his senior year and depended upon to help lead the development of a young front five.
Alex Hoffman will be a three-year starter for his senior year and depended upon to help lead the development of a young front five.
Still, he ceded his leadership role to reigning senior rock Jason Kelce.
One year later, surrounded by three new starters, the leadership position is his. Whether Hoffman wants the role or not. Luckily for the Bearcats, he's the ideal candidate.
"He's our vocal leader and leader by example," offensive line coach Don Mahoney said. "Just does everything right, from school, first and foremost, sets an example where freshman are looking up to him. He's just the model Bearcat. He really is, he does everything right. He's the voice."
A voice this team desperately needs.
Next to Hoffman and Randy Martinez, who earned 23 of 24 possible starts at their positions last season, there will be three new starters manning the offensive front Sept. 1 against Austin Peay.
"This year is my turn to come around," Hoffman said. "I have always been the guy to kind of coach guys up well on second team, this year I am going to really get guys to focus on getting the whole unit together and help those young guys develop a little more, because we need them, you know?"
Oh, they know. The offensive line endured growing pains consistently protecting Zach Collaros, particularly early last season. UC allowed 33 sacks last year, 96th in the country and only better than
Hoffman feels the pressure to progress, but believes with his leadership as a three-year starter and continuity of a second year in the system, this unit will handle the pressure.
Last year at this point, the same topic about pressure protecting for a talented group of skill players held the line of conversation. Dealing with pressure to perform comes as standard as stretching out the black No. 59 jersey.
"We are used to it," Hoffman said. "We have big shoes to fill this year. We struggled last year with sacks and protecting Zach. That is the main focus this year to get our line under control and really focus on protecting Zach and running the ball with (Isaiah) Pead and Darrin (Williams) and all them."
How to accomplish that? Replacing three members of the line while also improving on their individual performances began Tuesday with spring practice No. 1. Hoffman took time between reps to find teachable moments with Evan Davis, Austen Bujnoch or any of a number of young players competing for the open spots. When practice moves form inside the
"The main key is footwork, eyes, general getting the job done," Hoffman said. "They'll ask me if they did it right and if not I'll coach them up. So, just general stuff they are not really familiar with like certain game situations that will happen."
Butch Jones preaches the value of competition at every spot creating champions. It's been mentioned in each of the dozens of media appearances he's made over the past week. Nowhere will that be more evident than the offensive line where there are frontrunners like Andre Cureton, Davis and Bujnoch lead the way, but almost any of the 14 listed on the roster could earn a starting spot.
"We got guys that are competing for spots every day," Mahoney said. "From meetings to in practice with attention to detail all those things. It's a great challenge, but I like the mentality of that (competition)."


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Dominick Cruz reinjures ACL - Return pushed back.
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Man that sucks... It's gonna be hard to come back from multiple ACL surgeries:(
Wow acl injuries are rough hopefully he can get back soon.
Shitty. The only plus is maybe now we can get Barao vs Mayday sooner then later.
Was just about to post this - Immediatly thought of you Lyoto, must suck :/
Dang that really really sucks...
I know he'll be back though, he's too resilient to give up, he's a champion in every way.
Not good.
LyotoLegion, I have no doubt he'll be back, but it may be a very different Cruz, he's such a mobile fighter. These injuries put you out a long time, force you out of fighting condition for that time, and will always be a liability.
Barao better take another fight ASAP to keep my respect.
Yeah - one of these injuries can change your abilities a lot, let alone two... We'll just have to wait and see I guess :/
Time to strip him of the belt. This must be really depressing for Cruz right now, but you can't have a champion sit out for two years and not defend the belt, not under any circumstances. That's life, shit happens, you either deal with it and grow as a person or accept defeat and give up.
When he comes back, have him instantly fight for the title against who ever becomes the new champ. Always enjoy watching Cruz fight as well, what a bummer.
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Pre-Engineering students from Tulsa Technology Center will visit the campuses of Oklahoma State University-Tulsa and Tulsa Community College on Wednesday, Jan. 25 to learn more about engineering programs offered by the two institutions.
"Engineering is truly a degree of choice," said Susan Thompson, Tulsa Alliance for Engineering program director. "Students that earn an engineering degree enjoy some of the highest starting salaries of all occupations. They are given the opportunity to be creative and make a difference. An engineering degree also prepares students for a number of other careers and provides a great deal of versatility."
Students will meet with engineering faculty at the two institutions, explore lab facilities, talk with current engineering students and learn about the strong partnership between TCC and OSU-Tulsa.
"The engineering programs at TCC and OSU-Tulsa are very competitive, offer small classes, provide invaluable experiences, and are taught by very qualified faculty, many of which have ties to the community and area companies that hire engineers," said Thompson. "This is crucial when searching for scholarships, internships and jobs in Tulsa."
Students will also learn how they can seamlessly transfer from TCC to OSU-Tulsa through the 2+2 transfer plan.
The tour is being organized by the Tulsa Alliance for Engineering, a partnership between TCC, OSU, Tulsa Tech, Oral Roberts University, the University of Oklahoma and the University of Tulsa. The alliance promotes engineering careers to students, strengthens the educational ties between partner institutions, increases the number of engineering mentors, internships, and scholarships through partnerships with businesses and helps new engineers secure jobs in Tulsa.
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Gender equity and education: what are the issues now?
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-Rumple doesn't deserve her.-
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Love It.
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Is this a painting?!? A digital one?
Is this a painting?!? A digital one?
Belle is my hero!!
I think they casted her perfectly well.As well as many other characters I think.
The only major disappointment to me was Aurora's u.u
and her 2 dresses are gorgeous <3
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reallly good
Gorgeous. You did her justice
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I think she's my second favorite after Red.
Aww, Belle, her name says it all!
bell ist mein favourite. love her
so pretty!!!!
Her cup is over spilling
Love Rumbelle! As well as Belle, of course. I don't like it when people hate on her. She never did anything bad, she always see's the good in people, she loved Rumple even as evil and ugly as he was, she's brave and intelligent...what;s not to love?
Love Belle ^^
i LOVE her, really
That is cool
I love how she's not super skinny! That makes all girls feel so much more... amazing!!!
My favorite character and couple!!!
I love it! Belle is my favorite character quick question how did you do the ONCE logo I have been trying do that myself but I can't
I just took a photo of the main logo from online and used the magic wand tool in PS to select the letters and then I made a layer mask of it and blended it in to the wallpaper.
AWW!!! Belle is my favorite char, and RumBelle is officially my favorite ship, so you just made my day...
Awesome! Love it!!
Watching the episodes with Belle was heartbreaking for me...and it made me actually feel a way I never thought I would feel, it made me CARE for Rumpelstiltskin! O_o
GOD I hate that queen.
GOD I hate that queen.
She is the PERFECT Belle! this is gorgeous by the way! Cant wait to see an Ariel one
Really nice!
Mind if I steal this for my wallpaper?
aw! I may be the only one to notice this but its spilling over the chip! cute!
Second favorite character! ^.^ The first would have to be Rumple. He's such an awesome villain!
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Rich Noyes posted a funny item Saturday on the hypocrisy of Katie Couric's catty Internet commentary attacking the New York Times for seven errors in one Cronkite appreciation piece by Alessandra Stanley. All the news that's still unfit for print? Let's just add the actual, mind-boggling text of their correction, taken apart, one by one:
1. In some copies, it misstated the date that the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed and referred incorrectly to Mr. Cronkite's coverage of D-Day. Dr. King was killed on April 4, 1968, not April 30.
2. Mr. Cronkite covered the D-Day landing from a warplane; he did not storm the beaches.
3. In addition, Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969, not July 26.
4. "The CBS Evening News" overtook "The Huntley-Brinkley Report" on NBC in the ratings during the 1967-68 television season, not after Chet Huntley retired in 1970.
5. A communications satellite used to relay correspondents' reports from around the world was Telstar, not Telestar.
6. Howard K. Smith was not one of the CBS correspondents Mr. Cronkite would turn to for reports from the field after he became anchor of "The CBS Evening News" in 1962; he left CBS before Mr. Cronkite was the anchor.
7. Because of an editing error, the appraisal also misstated the name of the news agency for which Mr. Cronkite was Moscow bureau chief after World War II. At that time it was United Press, not United Press International.
The worst errors -- and the most avoidable ones -- are 1 and 3, famous dates in Sixties history. The number of errors here signals that some lowly employee on the copy-editing desk was taking a mental day off. But where were the copy-editing bosses to clean up the obvious mess? It's not like this story, on an "icon" of the liberal media, was going to be unnoticed like a column on playing bridge.
Errors like these are also odd given that Cronkite's health problems gave them weeks to prepare an appreciation. Inside the media business, the most egregious errors are four through seven, that deal with media history.
Some seem laughable: did Stanley write that Cronkite "stormed the beaches" on D-Day? I can't tell, since errors one and two were already cleared up for the Saturday paper.
This kind of "super correction" is not the kind of note that inspires confidence among reading customers. If the newspaper business is in decline, perhaps the Times should consider that the reason isn't just who-cares apathy among the public. It's who-cares apathy about making sure the news is done right inside their own bubble.


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A gastrectomy is the surgical removal of part or all of the stomach. Your doctor may recommend a gastrectomy to treat cancer, benign tumors, severe ulcers, and other conditions that damage the stomach. Your doctor may perform a gastrectomy for some ulcers of the small intestine just after your stomach. Some types of bariatric surgery (weight-loss surgery) include a gastrectomy.
Gastrectomy is a major surgery with significant risks and potential complications. You may have less invasive treatment options. Consider getting a second opinion about all of your treatment choices before having a gastrectomy.
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Partial gastrectomy is the removal of part of the stomach. Your doctor attaches your small intestine to the remaining healthy part of the stomach.
Total gastrectomy is the removal of the entire stomach. Your doctor attaches the small intestine to the esophagus.
Sleeve gastrectomy (also called vertical sleeve gastrectomy and stomach stapling) is the removal of a large part of the stomach to help with weight loss. Your doctor uses staples to create a smaller stomach and attaches the small intestine to the remaining stomach.
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- Hereditary Diffuse Gastric Cancer Syndrome (CDH1). Stanford Medicine Cancer Institute. http://cancer.stanford.edu/patient_care/services/geneticCounseling/HDGC.html.
- Post-Gastrectomy Syndrome Overview. Cleveland Clinic. http://my.clevelandclinic.org/disorders/post_gastrectomy_syndrome/dd_overview.aspx.
- Vertical sleeve gastrectomy. PubMed Health. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0004677/.
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After earning their first Division championship since '04, this past post-season looked very promising for the B's. Boston had arguably the best goaltender in Tim Thomas, who averaged 1.85 GA throughout the regular season, and one of the most feared defenseman in Zdeno Chara.
After a clean sweep of the long-time rival Montreal Canadiens, there was a mentality that this might be the year for the Bruins to hoist the cup for the first time in almost 40 years. Boston had the best record in the East, just swept the Habs and had home ice advantage throughout the rest of the playoffs.
Then came the sixth seeded Canes, who, to much of Bostonians' dismay, did not play like a sixth seed. With all the chances the B's had, the Canes just ended up outplaying Boston to win in seven games.
Although some might consider this season a disappointment, the future still looks bright for the young and talented B's. This early playoff exit can be chalked up to an experience builder and hopefully leaves a bad taste in their mouths, leaving them to crave that Cup even more next season.
Despite the set back, the Bruins took home some hardware at the NHL awards ceremony in Las Vegas. Congrats to Tim Thomas (Vezina Trophy- Outstanding goaltender and Jennings Trophy- goaltenders with fewest GAA), Manny Fernandez (Jennings Trophy), Zdeno Chara (James Norris Memorial Trophy- outstanding defenseman) and Claude Julien (Jack Adams Award- outstanding coach) for taking home awards.
Next season, the Bruins will hope to build upon these personal accomplishments to secure the ultimate prize. They will be back healthier, and with another year of experience under their belt. GM Peter Chiarelli and Krejci both signed contract extensions. Krejci, Andrew Ference and Phil Kessel all had successful surgeries and it looks like a contract extension is in the works for Coach Julien.
Upon signing his extension, Chiarelli discussed how these Bruins lacked some sacrifice and experience, therefore the expectations for next year will be more demanding and the Bruins will have to improve on these youth-related deficiencies. As we have witnessed this past year, the young Penguins learned from their mistakes in the previous season to capture Lord Stanley's Cup, and we can only hope our beloved Bruins will follow the same path.
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The B's need to add a top goalscorer that defenses fear. Sure Kessel and co. are good, but the B's really lacked that explosive threat against the canes. The penguins were able to win because they had 2 guys who were truly explosive.
and manny fernandez sucks. Id trade him for a 6 back of busch lite
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