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The Sioux Falls Fire Marshall says the amount of damage in a fatal fire last month has left a cause undetermined.
A fire at 1100 North Main in Sioux Falls killed three children on the morning of December 22. Michael Hensley, 16, Savannah Coon, 12, and Alivia Coon, 6, all died in the fire.
It was not until a month later that fire crews were able to enter the structure for an investigation. Firefighters had to structurally hold up the building because there was so much damage on the second and main floors.
However, that investigation could not provide any answers.
Fire Marshall Dean Lanier provided an update on the investigation during Tuesday's police briefing. Lanier said they think the fire started in a corner of the living room, but there is not enough physical evidence to narrow an origin of the blaze.
When you've got this amount of time for the fire to continue to grow and continue to burn, there's just not enough physical evidence.
Lanier said an electrical engineer ruled out an electrical cause. He said investigators ran the probe to end of its course and still couldn't determine the cause.
Officer Sam Clemens, Sioux Falls Police Spokesperson, said there was no evidence of drugs or paraphernalia inside the home.
Lanier said it is not uncommon to have cases like these. He added that the point of these investigations is to learn a lesson.
Lanier said the investigations help teach the community how to be prepared for situation like these. Lanier said he cannot stress enough that everyone should have the basic life safety necessities-- like smoke detectors.
"Everyone should take these steps to make sure the consequences of these events don't have to be so severe," Lanier said.

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Children will experience enough obstacles in life; there's no reason to start them off with a sense of guilt, fear, and a lack of freedom to make their own choices.read more
A musical investigation into the causes and effects of global climate change and our opportunities to use science to offset it. Featuring Bill Nye, David Attenborough, Richard Alley and Isaac Asimov. "Our Biggest Challenge" is the 16th episode of the Symphony of Science series by melodysheep.read more
This film explores some major concepts, but two of them are simple: places and spaces. Places are merely physical locations, with often no meaning attached to them. However, a simple, empty room can be formed into a space; turned into a place of meeting, creativity, innovation, and community. Places are often beautiful, awe-inspiring, breathtaking, but they only become spaces when we engage with them. When we experience beauty, peace, or joy from a place, our reflections and responses to the place are what create an experience, as well as the emotions that we feel.
Here's the problem, when we reflect during an experience, or bring pre-conceived notions to an experience, we arent truly experiencing. Reflection must exclusively follow experience.
We come to the desert at least as much for what is not here as much as for what is. Monastics of every religion are drawn to it. Moses encountered God in a bush on a desert mountain. The first theologians of Christianity were known as the Desert Fathers. In wilderness they prayed, meditated, contemplated – uncluttering their hearts and minds in an uncluttered space. Mohammed went to a desert cave and there he waited until the Angel Gabriel dictated the Koran to him. Around the same time, Buddhist monks retreated to the mountainous deserts of Central Asia to meditate.read more
Michael Brown should not have been shot dead by police in Ferguson, Missouri. His hands were up. He was unarmed. It doesn't make any difference whether or not he had stolen earlier something that day. If he had committed such a crime, he should have been given appropriate justice, not a volley of bullets. At the time he was shot, there was simply no excuse for what happened to him. Somebody else had his life stolen from him, too: a man named Jesus, killed for no good reason. Jesus also died with his hands up. He had been ethnically profiled by the Roman occupying army in Jerusalem, and was brutally murdered on a cross.read more
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"Bread for me is a material question. Bread for my neighbor is a spiritual one," wrote Nikolai Berdyaev, a 19th-20th c. Russian philosopher and theologian. Is there a more important spiritual question than this one? Today may be a particularly good time to ask it in America.read more
Oh Dear One, may these scraps of paper and bits of metal serve as symbols of our deep desire for your Love to transform our time, effort, and substance into works of creative compassion for each other,read more
This past Sunday morning in Los Angeles was bright with strong wind blowing clear air over the mountains from the high desert. The palm trees swayed along Highway 10 west into Santa Monica. Two right turns at the Cloverfield exit took me past the garbage company and into the chain-link gate of Bergamot Station, a former warehouse complex turned into dozens of art studios. In the back corner, in a galvanized iron building, is the "Writer's Bootcamp", a complex with offices and meeting spaces, where I found Thad's.read more
The "sixth sense" in popular culture is a reference to paranormal powers of perception. But I sense it's something deeper than clairvoyance. It's not some kind of superpower. It is our ability and propensity to have a relationship with the underlying essence of all reality. There's a subtle way in which we can know what we cannot know, touch what we cannot touch.read more
By the caves of San Satorio
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The lectionary-based TEENTEXT GRADES 9-12 resource helps older youth connect the text on the page with events in their daily lives. These resources guide students into the text, and through a series of open-ended, text-related questions, they begin to see the Bible as a vital, dynamic relevant resource–one that can inform them throughout their lives. These resources enable any interested and committed adult to facilitate the discussions, since the leaders aren't expected to have THE answer, or to be Biblical scholars or theologians. They simply need to be good listeners and open to their own spiritual growth. This process also allows the students to share leadership.read more


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METALLICA frontman James Hetfield spoke to the Mexican radio station Ibero 90.9 last month prior to the band's eight-night run at Palacio de los Deportes (Sports Palace) in Mexico City. You can watch the chat below.
"To play anywhere in the world for eight shows is unbelievable," Hetfield said. "I don't think we could do it anywhere else. Mexico City stepped up, and every [concert] we put on sale, there was another one [that was added] and another and it kept going. It was crazy! We probably could have kept going, as the passion here is unbelievable."
METALLICA's July 28 show in Mexico City marked the debut of a new 140-foot-by-50-foot stage that features "colossal components and striking visual elements spanning METALLICA's entire 30-year career."
"The stage that we're doing — the kind of the 'best-of' stage — is pretty dangerous and pretty unpredictable," Hetfield said. "There's a lot of things that can go wrong. [laughs] Pyro and fire and things falling and… I don't wanna give away too much, but there's a lot going on. A lot. So every show will be different of these eight, I think, just because of the fact that things will be working differently. We haven't really rehearsed a lot on this stage — maybe a week, production rehearsals — so it's gonna be crazy. It's gonna be a lot of fun."
A nine-minute montage of the "best effects" in METALLICA's new stage show — captured during the July 28 opening gig of the band's eight-night run in Mexico City — can be seen below. A post at the group's web site said, "What an amazing first show with the new mind blowing stage. During 'Puppetz', lighted crosses came up from the stage, 'Battery' saw pyro and coffins, then we had Nothing. 'Enter Sandman' was up next, and that's when shit really hit the fan! Loud bangs, random fireworks, falling towers, falling spot light guy, falling scaffolding, guy was caught on fire, then a complete blackout."
Video footage taken at the gig initially made it seem as if a malfunctioning pyro launcher caused two road crew members to be engulfed in flames during the song "Enter Sandman".
The show was stopped and the men carried out on stretchers, after which METALLICA resumed playing. A spokesperson for the promoter said it was "all part of the show."
METALLICA performed at the Outside Lands festival in San Francisco this past weekend and is scheduled to play two shows in late August in Vancouver, which will be filmed for the band's upcoming 3D movie.
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Garlic Linguine with Kale
1 tsp salt (optional)
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
2 tbsp olive oil
1/4 tsp pepper
6 cloves garlic, crushed
3/4 lb linguine pasta
1 lb kale, stems removed, leaves cut into bite size pieces
Cooking Directions:Bring large pot of water to boil. Add kale and salt. Simmer 1 minute or until kale begins to wilt. Add pasta. Cook 8-10 minutes or until pasta is al dente. While pasta is cooking, heat oil and garlic in a small saucepan over medium heat, stirring 2 minutes until heated throughout. Remove from heat. Drain pasta and kale. Transfer to serving bowl. Add oil and garlic. Sprinkle with Parmesan. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Toss before serving.
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Nutrition Facts
Calories 440
% Calories From Fat 20.5%
Total Fat 10g
Saturated Fats 2.3g
Mono-unsaturated Fats 5.6g
Poly-unsaturated Fats 1.5g
Cholesterol 5.5mg
Sodium 710mg
Total Carbohydrates 71g
Dietary Fiber 5.1g
Sugar 2.4g
Protein 17g
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Thiamin B1 0.83 mg
Vitamin B12 0.14 mcg
Vitamin K 4.6 mcg
Vitamin A 7100 IU
Niacin B3 6.9 mg
Pantothenic Acid 0.47 mg
Riboflavin B2 0.5 mg
Vitamin C 46 mg
Vitamin D 0 IU
Vitamin B6 0.28 mg
Vitamin E 1.1 mg
Choline 15 mg
Manganese 1.4 mg
Magnesium 69 mg
Calcium 250 mg
Zinc 1.7 mg
Phosphorus 250 mg
Copper 0.33 mg
Fluoride 15 mcg
Selenium 57 mcg
Sodium 710 mg
Potassium 600 mg
Iron 4.1 mg
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McAfee's Attempt to Censor Serendipity
McAfee provides a product called SiteAdvisor which claims to advise websurfers as to the security (or alleged security) of websites. This product has close to zero credibility, as we will now show. For the last few years this Serendipity website has always received a green rating. Suddenly, on September 29, 2010, this site was rated red (just a few hours after this message was posted to the web).
Mousing over the icon and clicking on the 'Read site report' link brings up the warning shown at right. "Use with extreme caution." (They should add, "This site may change your thinking.") That is certainly alarming, and sufficient to cause many people to stop right there.
On December 2, 2010, or shortly before, McAfee's SiteAdvisor restored Serendipity's rating to green. However, this page will remain, as a reminder to McAfee that they can't get away with using their bogus "TrustedSource web reputation analysis" to attempt to censor websites.
But, contradicting McAfee's evaluation, Norton Safe Web reports no problem with this site. And Checkpoint Technologies' ZoneAlarm also says this site is safe. (Click on the images at left and right for more from these reports.)
So why has McAfee issued a red alert for Serendipity? When we look at the rest of the site report (see image below) we find no evidence of any "security risks". Since Norton Safe Web and ZoneAlarm both report zero security risks, and SiteAdvisor itself identifies no specific security risks (just asserting on no discernible basis that there are "potential" security risks) it would appear that McAfee's red alert cannot be taken seriously, and that McAfee's credibility in rating websites is close to zero.
Note that McAfee's site report says: "In our [download] tests, we found downloads on this site were free of adware, spyware, and other potentially unwanted programs." (Emphasis added.) And: "When we visited this site, we found that most of its links are to sites which are safe or have only minor safety/annoyance issues." (Emphasis added) Note also that Serendipity did not fail any of McAfee's email tests, and no "annoyances" are listed. Also there are no reports of spam, adware, spyware, viruses, browser exploits, popups, phishing or other scams or bad shopping experiences.
When we view the detailed analyses of the ZIP files listed, such as this one:
we find that all have a "nuisance score" of zero. In other words, there were no problems with any of the files that McAfee tested.
So why has McAfee hit Serendipity with a red alert?
When one clicks on the "What is TrustedSource™" link in the warning shown above, this page appears, in which we read:
Web reputation McAfee tests websites for web reputation using the TrustedSource™ system. This system collects security data from tens of millions of sensors located in more than 120 countries. McAfee's proprietary technology analyzes traffic and linking patterns, website behavior, content analysis, site registration and hosting, to develop an overall reputation rating for the website.
No further explanation is given. And McAfee does not define "web reputation" or "overall reputation rating". These terms can apparently mean anything McAfee wants them to mean. McAfee attempts to blind us with techno-jargon — "millions of sensors", "proprietary technology", "analyzes traffic and linking patterns" — so as to fool us into believing that something real is being measured. But how can you ascertain a website's "reputation" except by asking people what they think of it? And for sure a lot of people don't like Serendipity, because it says clearly things that they would rather not hear, or would rather not allow others to hear, such as that the question of what actually happened on 9/11 has never been properly answered.
So McAfee's red-alerting of Serendipity is most plausibly explained as an attempt to dissuade web surfers from reading this site. In other words, it is an attempt at censorship. There is no security problem with this site, just a problem for some people who don't want you to read what's on it.
Censorship has a long and ugly history. One of the earliest cases was that of Socrates, who was accused of corrupting the youth of Athens and of impiety. He was tried, convicted and sentenced to death. He might have gone into exile to avoid the sentence, but instead chose death. How was he alleged to have "corrupted" the youth of Athens and to have commited "impiety"? Basically, by asking questions (questions which made others think), by drawing attention to hypocrisy and by his many critical comments regarding the Athenian authorities and the established religion. The citizens of Athens did not want to hear what he had to say and imposed their censorship of his views in an extreme form: sentence of death.
Censorship as we understand it now goes back to the Romans. Censors were elected in pairs by the soldiers of Rome. Originally their duties were mainly to take a census of the population, but gradually they took on more functions, one of these being the maintenance of public morals. An action which was considered to be injurious to the public morals could be the subject of an edict issued by a censor (thus "censored") and anyone acting in that way would be branded with a "censorial mark" — the nota censoria. McAfee's "censorial mark" is their red alert icon (new version at right). The Roman censors were obliged, when censoring a citizen, to state the reason for their action. McAfee censors websites without giving any reason, claiming only that it "analyzes traffic and linking patterns, website behavior, content analysis, site registration and hosting, to develop an overall reputation rating for the website", but for any particular website (such as this one) showing no problem with any downloadable file, no failure of any specific test, no "annoyance" and having no bad report, McAfee provides no reason justifying its "censorial mark" beyond its vague techno-speak. This allows it to censor any website it wishes to.
On October 25, 2010, I sent this message to McAfee. I never received a reply.
We would like to hear of other websites which have been red-alerted by McAfee despite showing no problems with downloadable files, etc. Reports of such websites can be made via our comments form.
So far (2010-12-28) we have found one other website which has been censored by McAfee with a red alert even though:
- McAfee's SiteAdvisor Report provides no evidence of any problem with the site.
- Norton Safe Web reports that the site is OK.
- Zone Alarm's Checkpoint reports that the site contains no known risks.
- Burma Issues http://www.burmaissues.org/Burma Issues is a non-profit organization of young ethnic people from Burma, dedicated to the empowerment and education of the grassroots ethnic people in Burma; the documentation and reporting of the important social, economic, and political aspects of their lives; and, through strong advocacy, the building of growing and sustainable support from the international community to their aspirations for lasting peace and justice.
Click on the Norton Safe Web link to confirm that the Burma Issues website is safe to visit, then go to http://www.burmaissues.org/ Shame on McAfee! for censoring a website whose purpose is to draw attention to the oppression of non-Burmese ethnic nations (such as the Karen and the Shan) by the Burmese government.
Relevant links:
- SiteAdvisor Glitches — "... McAfee has no legitimacy left."
- McAfee SiteAdvisor gives PCmag.com yellow warning rating
From the comments:
- Mcafee's new Site Advisor product is operated by bots and recently by people with nothing better to do, than trash their competitions sites. McAfee operates this component as a competition among reviewers to see who can hammer the most sites. ... I would advise everyone to steer clear of this beast as it is trying to force its meaningless rating system on the search engines. The end result is, McAfee controls the content you see. If you want big brother, this is the product for you.
- I have to agree with you on McAfee's site adviser being nothing more than an erroneous program.
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Saturday night at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit the Rangers (2-6-0, 4 pts) not only face-off in an Original Six clash with the Red Wings (6-4-1, 13 pts), but they will also close out a season-opening nine-game road trip which has been far from a smooth ride. Once Saturday's game is final the Rangers will have closed out the longest road trip to start a season in franchise history, and only the second road trip of nine games at any point of the season in club history. There will be no tears shed once the road trip is finally over and the team can set its sights on Monday's home opener at the completely-transformed Madison Square Garden.
The Rangers have lost six of their first eight games on the trip, including two straight and five of their last six heading into Saturday's game with the Red Wings. Struggling at both ends of the ice, the Rangers have scored only 12 goals in eight games---five of those off the stick of Brad Richards---and the team has a goal differential of minus-19, worst in the league. Along the way they also lost their top goal-scoring threat Rick Nash and team captain Ryan Callahan to injury. All Star goaltender Henrik Lundqvist also has been felled by the injury bug, though he might be close to a return---possibly even Saturday night---after missing only one game, so far.
In that game Lundqvist did not dress for due to an unspecificied injury---Thursday's 2-1 loss in Philadelphia---rookie Cam Talbot provided a spark of hope with a 25-save outing in his NHL debut. Without the safety net of a veteran back up goalie now that Martin Biron has retired, the Rangers are anxious for Talbot to prove that he can handle NHL-caliber hockey and be able to spell Lundqvist 15 or more times the rest of the season to keep the Rangers No. 1 goalie as fresh as possible. Certainly Talbot passed his first test on Thursday, and he might get a stiffer test Saturday if he starts against Detroit.
One area head coach Alain Vigneault has been pleased about recently is the Rangers improved play in their own end. After some fairly shocking breakdowns in losses to the Sharks, Ducks, and Blues, for example, the Rangers have worked diligently to lower the number of scoring chances in their last three games against the Capitals, Devils, and Flyers. Still a turnover on the power play led directly to Philly's first goal on Thursday, and a failed clearing attempt preceded the Flyers' second goal. The mistakes are way down, but the Rangers are still getting burned by the ones they are making.
Since the team did not practice on Friday, it is not known what changes---if any---Vigneault plans for his lineup Saturday night. Mats Zuccarello was a healthy scratch against the Flyers, but Vigneault said any number of players could have been the scratch instead of Zuccarello based on the lack of scoring throughout the lineup. It would seem the top line will remain intact after Chris Kreider played a strong game along side Richards---who scored the Rangers' lone goal---and center Derek Stepan. It would also seem that 20 year-old J.T. Miller would stay among the top six forwards after a solid two-way performance against the Flyers, which included a goal disallowed because he supposedly kicked the puck into the net.
After a 6-2-0 start to the season, the Red Wings are winless (0-2-1) in their last three games, and were thumped on home ice by the Ottawa Senators 6-1 on Wednesday night. Known for their high-powered offense in the past, Detroit has just 25 goals scored through 11 games, with only three in their last contests. Despite a winning record, the Red Wings own a disappointing minus-five goal differential in the early stages of the season, their first since joining the Eastern Conference following off-season re-alignment.
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Cinderella Birthday Party
Send invitations 2-3 weeks before your party. Make your own invitations with light blue card stock paper cut in the shape of a wand, a carriage or a tiara. Or, roll your paper in a scroll and tie with a thin satin ribbon. Try using this message: "The King wishes your presence at the Royal Birthday Celebration of ______ !"
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The colors of choice for our princess party are light blue, pink, lavender and white. Cover the party table with a white or pink table cloth (white sheets are an easy tablecloth fix, too). Set the table with matching plates, napkins etc
Fashion a table runner using light blue tulle fabric. Sprinkle blue, pink and silver sequins, candies or beads down the center.
Your daughter and her guests will feel like they've walked into a real fairy tale when you create a palace party area. Place plenty of balloons and streamers, anywhere that strike your fancy. Drape the birthday girl's chair with fabric and tie a ribbon around it. If you are particularly artistic you may even want to paint palace scenes on butcher paper and mount them all the wall.
Advanced decorations
Use a large appliance box to create a castle that the children can color. Before the party cut a door and windows. Spray paint the box or cover it with butcher paper. Provide crayons and markers for coloring. This will not only add to the decorations, but also provides a party activity
Tip - Enlist a teenage artist for this job. One creative mom, fashioned towers out of smaller boxes and super-glued them to the top of the castle -- very fancy!
Dress your birthday princess up before the party with a Cinderella tiara and jewelry. Announce the guests upon arrival and escort them to the royal preparation table, where they will receive a small amount of lipstick, blush and eye shadow. If you have not already suggested the girls wear their favorite dress-up dress, .provide a box of special dress up clothes and a mirror.
Princess face painting
Purchase standard face paint or make your own:
Images to paint for this theme are: roses, tiaras, glass slippers, twinkling diamonds or stars, castles and hearts. Use a very fine dusting glitter to make every picture sparkle. You can find this in crafts stores or in the cosmetic department. Some children don't want a picture but may want to have sparkling cheeks. Use Aloe Vera gel and the glitter applied with a Q-tip.
Cinderella's glass slipper game
Before the party design a "glass slipper" , using silver spray paint, or glue and glitter, on a high heeled shoe. You will also need an old shoe for game time. Position the girls into a circle. Pass the shoe around the circle while music is playing. Ring a bell to signal the stroke of midnight. The player holding the slipper when the bell rings, receives the old shoe to hold, while sitting in the middle. She is then in charge of the bell ringing for the next round. At the end of the game every player receives a Disney Princess prize.
Cinderella is missing her favorite things
Place several items on a tray or cookie sheet. Try to find items that work with the theme: at iara, lipstick, a wand or royal scepter, handkerchief etc. One player leaves the room. Remove one or two items from the tray. When the player returns they must guess what's missing. Repeat until every child has a turn.
The stroke of midnight
Oh no! The fairy Godmother has lost her magic wand! Before the party hide toy wands in the party area. The object of the game is to find a wand before the clock strikes twelve. Give the girls an appropriate amount of time to find a wand and then begin striking a bell twelve times.
Cinderella's ball
It wouldn't be a Cinderella party without a royal ball! Play classical music or the soundtrack from Cinderella while the girls dance. When the girls here the clock chime (bell), they must freeze.
Princess puzzler
Before the party, print out Disney Princesses pictures online or use a coloring book. Attach each picture onto some construction paper with a glue stick. Cut the pictures into 2, 3, or 4 puzzle pieces. Hide the pieces around the party area. The girls each need to find one puzzle piece and then find the the players with the matching pieces.
Who am I
Before the party, write the names of Cinderella characters on several 3x5 cards including: stepmother, step sisters, prince, and fairy godmother. To play, tape the cards onto the girls backs, so that they cannot see their own character. The object of the game is to identify who is on your back, by asking yes/no questions of the other players.
Example: Am I a girl ? Boy? Am I nice? Do I have magical powers?
Princess's jewels
Bead jewelry with string and plastic beads to make necklaces or bracelets. You can also have the girls make their own tiaras. Purchase paper tiara's (party store), glitter glue, and stick-on jewels. Cover your work space and allow the little princess's to create their own tiara to wear and take home. Using stickers and/or glue dots when decorating cuts down on drying time, which allows your princesses to wear their new tiaras during the party.
Glitter frame
Decorate craft foam picture frames (craft store) with glitter glue and stick on jewels. Use a camera to take pictures when the girls are all dressed up and wearing their tiaras. Each girl will have their own picture and frame to take home.
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On day four of the Special Olympics, the competition is fierce but that's not a problem for Team New Jersey. Several of our Garden State athletes are winning gold and silver medals!
Alyssa Sims, an athlete from Teaneck, is in first place for Team New Jersey in gymnastics. Her father is always cheering her on and couldn't be more proud!
"She's doing super great, amazing, absolutely amazing! She's having a lot of fun to," he said.
Team New Jersey is really excelling in every sport! In flag football they won silver, in unified soccer they won gold in a shoot-out 2-1, and in volleyball another gold metal.
Athletes also competed in the first ever triathlon in the history of the Special Olympics! The overall male and female finishers were both from Team New Jersey, Noah Dellas and Amy Noctor.
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As they have so many times already this season, the Thrashers found themselves in a two-goal hole at home before mounting a comeback charge. This was the case in a pair of losses to Washington as well as in their home defeats to San Jose and Columbus. A couple of Sunday's ago they were able to finally climb all the way out to beat the St. Louis Blues 3-2 in a shootout after netting a pair of third period goals.
Thursday night the same script was followed as Boston took a 2-0 lead into the first intermission thanks to a pair of close-in redirection goals that got by Ondrej Pavelec. Then and only then, just as the script is written, the Thrashers began their attempt to hunt down the Bruins.
Just before the halfway point in the second period, the Thrashers cut the deficit in half. At first, it looked like Nik Antropov had earned his seventeenth assist of the year…a secondary helper on Toby Enstrom's blast from the left point. However, upon further review, it was determined that the puck had…ahem…nicked Antropov's stick on the way into the net.
Hence, Nik has found his way off of Schnide Island…much the same way Bryan Little scored earlier in the month via a deflection off an Enstrom shot…leaving Marty Reasoner and Jim Slater to duke it out for "Last Off the Island" honors.
Antropov now has a goal and 16 assists and his +9 rating is tied with Pavel Kubina for the highest on the team.
Five minutes later, the captain tied the score while on the power pl…er, um, excuse me…the Coca-Cola Power Play. For Kovy, it was goal number 13 on the season…6th while on the man advantage. Kovalchuk also assisted on the other two Atlanta goals and was a +1. He now has accounted for 21 overall points and is a +4.
Unfortunately, Michael Ryder returned the favor a couple minutes later with a power play goal of his own and the Thrashers found themselves down again heading into the break. It was Ryder's second goal of the game.
The third period was all action…29 shots on goal in total…but no goals. At least not before the third member of Atlanta's Russian Front, Maxim Afinogenov, snapped home a winner from the right circle with but 41.4 seconds left in the third. It was Max's 8th of the season and fifth in the last four games. He finished the game with two points and a +2 with 4 shots on goal….for the season Afinogenov now has 8 goals 11 assists and is a +3.
The home team outshot Boston 3-1 in the five-minute overtime, but failed to close the deal…Patrice Bergeron then scored the only goal in the shootout and the Bruins skated away with the extra point. Rich Peverley, Slava Kozlov and Kovalchuk each were unable to convert on their shootout chances.
Pavelec stopped 39 of the 42 shots he face on the night…his record moving to 6-5-2 with a 2.89 GAA and .918 SV%.
Beating Bruins Becoming Bedeviling
The last time Atlanta was able to take 2 points from Boston was back on January 29, 2007…a 5-0 thumping at Philips Arena. Hmmm…if memory serves, Alexei Zhitnik…ahem…played a big part in that win by scoring a goal and assisting on another.
Since that time, however, the Thrashers have gone 0-5-2 in the previous seven matches…including a season sweep last year.
Athletic Cup Night in Thrasherville
Next up for the Thrashers is Sidney Crosby and the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins who will pay a visit Saturday night. Somewhere in Chicago, Boris Valabik cringed, doubled over and covered his…ah…his…ummm…covered himself at the mention of the Pens captain's name.
Still no word on whether or not the Thrashers are going to take my suggestion of making a Penguins game "Athletic Cup Night" at Philips Arena.
Thanksgiving Eve Gathering At TJs
If you're not planning on traveling this Thanksgiving holiday, I hope you'll join me and a gathering of other Thrasher-maniacs over at TJs to watch the Thrashers play in Detroit. It'll be Wednesday night…Thanksgiving eve. As always, it should be a great time.
Good people…good food…good service and, hopefully, a good Thrashers win in Motown.
Oh, and the game is scheduled to be aired on SportsSouth, so those turkeys at Dish Network won't screw us this time.
A Bird In Hand Is Worth 250 Grand
What's that old saying about a bird in hand equaling two in the bush? Well, here is a situation where a bird from the hand of an NFL owner is worth $250,000.
November 19th, 2009
11:15 pm
FIRST, or GOLD
November 19th, 2009
11:33 pm
An ANNOUNCED crowd of 12,112…appaling.
November 19th, 2009
11:36 pm
Didn't Peverley (not Enstrom) shoot the puck off Little for his first goal?
November 19th, 2009
11:37 pm
Hmm. After reading it again, I think I got it now.
Good to see they wrote a slightly different ending this time (tied the game late, earned a point) to what looked like the same old story (mad scramble to tie it at end falls short)
November 19th, 2009
11:55 pm
No worries. I'm still encouraged by the fact they consistently show they can find a way to come back, even when they make mistakes to get behind. You can correct those mistakes as a season goes on, but you can't always develop or maintain that will to win. The will they're showing with the skill that is evident furthers my believe Atlanta will not only compete for a playoff spot, but be successful once they're there.
November 20th, 2009
12:13 am
I thought it was a nice deflection by Antropov, as a skilled play. Now, Nik still hasn't actually SHOT THE PUCK into the net yet. Ron MacLean, of Hockey Night in Canada, used to tease Ryan Smythe, when Smythe was a member of the Oilers, that all his goals were merely tip-ins, and wondered when Ryan would actually get a goal by shooting the puck. Oh, the ever clever Ron MacLean. Don't ya just love him?
Segue to another Canadian commentator, Darren Dreger. In an "On The Fly" update, Dreger talked about various events around the league, like the troubling start in St. Louis, by the Blues, the coming Olympics, and naming rosters on December 31, barring injuries, and Ilya Kovalchuk contract negotiations. While I fully expected a slam, Dreger said negotiations were ongoing and that six-years and "umteen million" were being discusssd. Dreger also tossed out there that Kovalchuk held all the cards. And that if Atlanta couldn't resign him, that they'd actually have to consider packaging Kovy for what they could get in a trade. Then Dreger slammed us. "And if they don't get him re-signed in Atlanta, it might be one of those, "click, turn out the lights" situations in Atlanta. I have to laugh when I hear things like that. Even if Kovalchuk isn't re-signed, will that automatically mean that anyone who liked hockey will suddenly STOP liking it? Does it mean that faithful Thrasher fans will turn their backs on the team, forsaking the fact that the squad still has Little, Kane, Bogosian, Pavelec, Enstrom, Hainsey, White, Reasoner … and a pipeline of potential talent like Holzapfel, O'Dell, Machacek, Esposito, Kulda, Lewis, Postma, and Leveille? And might keep Lehtonen, too. And what would $11 million do in free agent spending? Which, let's face it, the Spirit would have to do. Those STH's who do bolt, stating "Enough's enough. I endured years of mismanagement, and this is now the 'Coup de Grace,'" will need to be brought back into the fold by a serious splash out on the free agent market, or via trade, to soften the blow of a Kovalchuk departure. Someone will have to explain what 1% of 5 million people is to Darren Dreger. That's more than enough to sell out Philips Arena, game after game, with or without Kovalchuk.
November 20th, 2009
6:32 am
The problems last night were with the defense….many, many breakdowns….OP kept the Thrashers in the game….
OP does need shoot-out work….
Overall…the Trashers got a point…and almost two…with out any real defense….
November 20th, 2009
6:37 am
These two-goal holes at home are frustrating. The guys were flat at the start and I think Boston really out-played the team physically. It's great that the team can get themselves back into games, but they need to quit making these comebacks necessary.
On a related note, I'm really encouraged by the reactions around the NHL to the team even when we lose. I remember one loss to Washington – the first one I think. We lose the game 5-3 to Ovechkin and Co. yet the NHL on the Fly guys spend almost the entire recap raving about the Thrashers. Last night we lose in the SO to Boston, yet on Puck Daddy's blog, the top line all ended up in the honorable mentions and no one from the team landed in the dishonorables. It's nice to not get dissed all the time anymore.
And in other NHL news – I guess it's official – Toronto stinks the most. What a crazy game.
November 20th, 2009
7:37 am
That first period was downright ugly. Sluggish tempo played to the Bruins strength. After that, the team played a decent 2nd and 3rd. That "stand up at the blueline" D that the Bruins play is tough to penetrate and if you turn it over, it's an instant problem in our zone. Looked like the team had a hard time figuring it out.
Pavelec was very good and had to contend with a number of deflections and traffic clogs in front.
Power play was sloppy at times last night. Max's value continues to rise.
We now need to get at least 2 points out of these final 2 games of the homestand. That would be 7 out of 10 points and a not to shabbby stand.
November 20th, 2009
7:59 am
Zoomo – I'd say at least 3 points preferably the full 4. The Penguins have been struggling lately – probably has a lot to do with their decimated blue line and we need to take real advantage of that. The main game though will be Sunday against TB. We need to win that game cleanly in regulation – no gift points. That's a 4-point swing game against not only a division rival but a team neck and neck with us in the conference rankings.
November 20th, 2009
8:03 am
You have to be impressed with this team's ability to claw their way back. I feel like we would have lost this game last year, 4-2. But the team stuck with the adjustments made after the first period and it paid off. Solid effort by Opie, he didn't deserve the loss. But he got absolutely burned by Bergeron.
I still like what I see night in, night out from this team. I think the first period slow starts have become a mental thing, however, and JA's gonna have to figure something out to break the cycle.
November 20th, 2009
8:18 am
That was a sweet move by Bergeron in the shootout. Ondrej (who needs a better nickname, btw) has nothing to be ashamed of.
Mad Max has been on fire the last few games. And Pavel Kubina has been a rock back on defense. We need to extend both of their contracts. Mr. Dudley, are you listening?
November 20th, 2009
8:41 am
I agree on Kubina's contract extension, though Max has a history of "taking it easy" once the heat is off on his contract. As I have said before, playing with Antropov and Kovy heps alot. Max has space that he has not had in a long time. He's going to the net too, which has not happened in years. I guess some can blame Lindy Ruff that Max failed to drive the net for the past few seasons.
These refs drive me nuts with the make-up calls. The 2 calls on Pevs were a joke. Another issue for me is the Thrasher's inability to cover the points on 5 on 5. Too many shots from the point; these have to be cut down. Boston has a number of bigs guys, Lucic, Bitz and Wheeler are monsters.
Has a great time, we need more people at these games.
November 20th, 2009
9:01 am
NorthStarsDave – Definitely. OP needs some shoot-out work. He got faked out the same twice in a row. It's just luck that young Wheeler missed his shot.
Enstrom and Afinogenov had very solid games. Toby almost always plays on an acceptable level, but he was better than usual. Max continues to astound me. It's a unique pleasure when I get to call my Dad in Western NY and ask "Did you see Max's highlight goal?"
Peverley was off. I'll allow it. One bad game out of 18 for him isn't so bad. He's not a complacent type of player, so I'm sure he'll learn from his mistakes. He didn't give up and did improve a bit in the 3rd. Hainsey seemed slightly off as well, but neither of these guys gave up at any point. Step back, adjust, try it again. I like to see that.
November 20th, 2009
9:19 am
We looked a little sluggish and sloppy last night, so I'll be happy with the one point, but at home and rested facing the Bruins with no Savard or Thomas, we should have had two. And please for the love of God, stop letting Kovy be one of the first three shooters in the SO. He has great on breakaways, but becomes a completely different player in the SO. It's not working and a guy like Max has a much better chance at putting one in… just my opinion though.
November 20th, 2009
9:28 am
Damn those awful red jeseys and damn Thusday home games…0-3-1. Let the superstitions begin! The team looked really sluggish for the first half of the game.
In the shootout, I kinda thought Anderson might use Max as the first shooter instead of Pevs. He tied the game, played with a sense of urgency, and has scored some really nice "shootout/breakaway" type goals over the past few games. Not sure what his shootout scoring % is, but he had just beat Rask and I'm sure that was still fresh in the goalies mind.
November 20th, 2009
9:31 am
As we've shown, we can score, but we can't stop the other team from scoring. Too many shots in middle and to many Bruins in the middle inside our blueline. Gonna have to work on that. Did anyone see that fight during the Caps- Flyers game the other night? The Caps player was a bloody mess and he ended up scoring the winning goal. Hard hittin game.
November 20th, 2009
9:40 am
I don't know if Anderson and his crew spends enough time scouting their opponents. It had taken the team half the game to figure out what to do with the Caps forwards skating way up the ice a few games back; and yesterday it took them half the game to beat the Bees' trap between the blue-lines. And Peverly needs to be more patient: one stupid penalty per game is multi-plenty.
November 20th, 2009
9:41 am
A)The bad start to home games are in direct correlation with the sparse, quiet crowds. I know that is just a blanket statement, but it is how a feel.
B)My opinion is changing a little on Opie, but in all honesty, Kari or Moose probably get that 2nd point.
C)Yall have a good day.
November 20th, 2009
9:42 am
We seem to struggle at times against the neutral zone trap. The Bruins executed it well in the first. Things finally loosened up a bit in the 2nd when we started dumping the puck. Hopefully, we will recognize the trap and make the adjustments much sooner going forward. I suspect other teams will try to slow us down in the neutral zone as well. Dump and chase games are not as entertaining to watch, but it is hard to score if you are always outside of the blue line.
November 20th, 2009
9:52 am
Darkhorse – completely agree. I was thinking the same thing last night. Retire those butt ugly red jerseys. They are bad luck AND perhaps the ugliest jersey in the league.
OP played well in regulation – but Bergeron sees the same issue with Pavalec I have been harping on him all along. He leans too far forward so and every movement he makes is overstated and it takes him out of the play. Patrice made a sweet move, no doubt, but look how Ondrej reacted – and he ended up waaaaaay over to one side and on his belly. We've heard a lot of comparisons lately to his style with that of Hasek. Now you see why I have argued against those all along. Hasek, leaning back on his skates probably would have bitten on the fake too, but then he does one of those spins on his back to flop over and stop it. Why? He was technically sound in his fundamentals, and his balance and weight transfer kept him from lunging out at the puck and left him able to make a correction to at least make a try at the shot. I am BY NO MEANS taking anything away from Bergeron, was a sweet move. He scores a vast majority of the time with that move. But the next shooter tried the same move and OP bit on it there too. Pavalec kept us in the game in the regular time. Played a hell of a game, but technical shortcomings like that will hurt us in the long run as players dissect his game. Much like a pitcheer going through the line up for the second time in the game, the batters learn and make the necessary adjustments.
We've taken 9 out of the last 10 possible points. Fight to the last whistle. This team, barring injuries and a media circus about what Kovy will do, will be just fine.
November 20th, 2009
10:07 am
Darkhorse, you read my mind about using Max in the shootout.
November 20th, 2009
10:13 am
The point was a gift which is fine, the first period was forgettable once again. Opie just about fell over on the first two shots of the shootout, he over committed both times…
One point is better than zero. I think the schedule this season is the craziest one I have ever seen. 3 games in 4 days then 4 days off, then another 3 game in 4 days…
November 20th, 2009
10:27 am
Doesn't Max have 8 goals and 11 assists for 19 points? You wrote that he only has 8 goals and 11 points.
I agree with everyone saying to use Max in the shootout too. He's so hot right now and he has a lot of his goals on breakaways.
I'm gald the boys were at least able to comeback and salvage a point last night. This is the type of game that the last couple years we would have not been able to do that. Now they just need to get over the top and start turning those into 2 points. Or just start playing in the first period instead of showing up later than the crowd at Philips.
November 20th, 2009
10:33 am
Also what is the harm in sending Moose out there for the shootout. Pavs does not look comfortable out there in the shootout. The bruins made him look silly twice with the exact same move, even if the second guy lost it off his stick before he could finish. Moose would have poke checked that crap.
November 20th, 2009
10:35 am
In fairness to Pavs though, he has been SOLID during regulation and overtime before and after that brain fart against washington.
November 20th, 2009
10:38 am
yes…Max has 11 assists, 19 points.
I liked Anderson's comments in the paper this morning about the team not yet firing on all cylinders. I'd like to think there's more upside to come. I think the 7-0 game was a sign of what this team is capable of on a good night.
November 20th, 2009
10:56 am
With regards to the shootout, I was surprised that Slava wasn't the 1st shooter. He's as reliable a shooter as we have (even though he failed last night). Max would have been a good second shooter.
Will L I don't want to second guess sending Moose out for the shootout. Pavelic had been standing on his head the entire game to that point. Why would you suddenly pull him for the Moose?
This is a team that consistently starts out slow but builds momentum. It can be frustrating, but it is exciting too.
November 20th, 2009
11:02 am
Too many shots against. We are playing against the law of averages.
Max is like Michael Jackson, Wayne Newton and Donny Osmond, in a certain sense.
Like the other 3, we have watched Max grow up before our eyes.
November 20th, 2009
11:02 am
Paminiski – Totally agree with you about Pevs & Hainsey, and yes, it should have been Max instead of Kovy. But, I was sitting down on the end watching Rask for 2 periods and I am not sure anyone could have scored on him in the shootout. He was the opposite of Pavelec – composed and tall in the net. He completely took away Kozy's options.
November 20th, 2009
11:06 am
Hartley pulled that trick once of putting in a goalie cold off the bench for the shootout – it backfired horribly. Besides Pavelec can't learn if he never does it.
BTW, Ben just tweeted that Army will be mic'ed for the Pens game – that's going to be most interesting.
November 20th, 2009
11:17 am
Good to get a point out of this game. Two things that I don't get though. One, why do we constantly put Kovy on the shootouts? He has a horrible track record! I just don't get it. Two, why did SSHD did not show the HD feed where Boston did? There is already an HD feed, does it still cost more for SS to stream it?
November 20th, 2009
11:33 am
Kovy seems to do better on breakaways than on shootouts/penalty shots. I think he should take the ps the way he does a breakaway; skating full speed on the goalie. Leave the slow motion ps's to Slava.
November 20th, 2009
11:51 am
Again game starts @ 7pm, again sparse crowds in the 1st-bigger crowd by the 2nd.
Not saying it's a direct correlation, but uh…well yall keep an eye on it next weeknight game.
November 20th, 2009
11:54 am
Also, I don't know if it's allowed or not, but I bet you if #17 could have some contact right before he gathers the puck on a SO his percentages would rise exponentially.
Just a thought
November 20th, 2009
12:00 pm
Maybe Kovy should skate right at the ref before he makes his move. I mean, skate as fast as he can until the ref flinches. Something to get his blood flowing. He's so amazing on the breakaways, we've all seen the look in his eye when it's just him and the goalie, but that fire isn't there on a shootout.
November 20th, 2009
12:01 pm
Bruins survive the Russian Front?…What's next?…The Arden Forest??
November 20th, 2009
12:13 pm
Sara – I believe Colby was also mic'ed for the Pittsburgh-Buffalo outdoor game a few years back. Rask is a pretty good backup for Boston.
November 20th, 2009
12:28 pm
You have to feel bad for Garnet Exelby. Ex, is now getting singled out in Toronto as of the problems with the Leafs. Toronto, which has more problems that can be counted by your average Canadian journalist, is looking for scapegoats.
Who would have figured that any player would rather play in Atlanta and not Toronto? I believe Ex would want nothing more than to be back in the ATL playing for fans that appreciate his efforts vs playing in "hockey hell".
How is Toronto going to attract tier 1 or 2 free agents, when the the nwcomers get tossed under the bus at the quarter mark?
November 20th, 2009
12:30 pm
Will L, you kidding me? put an ice cold goalie in for a shootout?? No. I'll take my chances with Opie. Glovesave makes some excellent points, including it was a heck of a move by Patrice.
Second thought on that, you know what that does to a players frame of mind? Uh, kid, you're out, great game but we're putting Moose in for the shootout??? Again, no, he's a kid and he will get better. You cannot break a player down like that. Bottom line is, SCORE IN THE SHOOTOUT, we didn't.
Not sure about the crowd effecting the play. We seem to come out and play really well on the road!!!! Not sure why we aren't here?? They keep winning and people will start to come.
November 20th, 2009
12:32 pm
The red sweaters gotta go. Bad karma.
November 20th, 2009
1:01 pm
Heat Miser – Can you get Gretchelby to make a poster for the Pittsburgh game? Something along these lines:
Cindy Crotchby staring in this Year's Christmas Special: the Nutcracker
November 20th, 2009
1:14 pm
Maybe JA tells Boulton to pick a fight in the first few minutes. We have the 2nd best penalty kill, chances are in our favor to kill it off. Maybe that will get the fans off their arses.
November 20th, 2009
1:46 pm
I have never been impressed with Kovy on the shootout and would like to see Max take his spot. Kovy never been a big left-right-left deeker, which I feel is more successful then the corner wrister he always trys. Kovy and Little did seem to be skating at 100%, although I thought Kubina looked like he way laboring at times. I wish we would have played on Tuesday and kept up the momentum, I had a feeling we would come out flat with the time off, and we did. I thought the defense was pretty good last night and was suprised by Boston's shot total. It did not seem like thay had a lot of really good looks (even on one's that went in). Looking forward to whipping up on Crotchby & Friends Saturday night.
November 20th, 2009
2:16 pm
Shoot Out Order
Pevs, Max,Kozy
White, Little, Kovy
Don't be talkin smack about my RED Jersey. It's Wayyyy better than the blue one.And If I could I'd bring back the original jersey.I'd BAN the blue one!!!
And I do believe a weekday 7:30 start would benefit the fans and team alike.So many people streamed in after the puck dropped, one can only imagine the ease at which navigating Atl. streets would become with that 30 mins diff.
November 20th, 2009
2:42 pm
Black, I'd love to see us sport black jerseys.
November 20th, 2009
2:46 pm
Does anyone know what our record was last season in the 3rd jerseys? Personally, I don't think they would look as bad if there was no number on the front. With it, it's horrendous and closely resembles a football jersey with numbers every-freaking-where. I vote nay on black jerseys.
November 20th, 2009
2:58 pm
I think Biltong must have dropped some serious coin on a 3rd jersey. just don't bring back that original away jersey! That one looked like a castoff costume from the original Star Trek series, something the Tholians would have worn.


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Saturday, December 12, 2009
Now that CBS/Paramount has released all seven seasons of the original Mission: Impossible television series on DVD, next, hopefully, they can put out the two seasons of the late Eighties revival. This was actually the first Mission: Impossible I ever saw, and while I'm certain that it's not nearly as good as the original series (at least its early seasons), I'd really enjoy seeing it again.
5 comments:
- Chris Well said...
I'm with you, man, this was the version of M:I that I grew up with, and would love a chance to get it on DVD. However, now that I'm getting to watch the original (we just started season five), I get the sense the revival is like switching to diet soda ...
By the way, there are several (low-fi) episodes of M:I '88 on YouTube at youtube.com/madelinehawaii
- December 12, 2009 at 7:26 AM
- John Platt said...
Wasn't there yet another revival a few years later?
- December 12, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- Janus said...
I liked the late 80s version of M:I. At the very least, it didn't suck.
I think what I liked the best was the casting of Phil Morris as Barney's son. I don't know if the decision to make the character Barney's son was made before or after Morris was cast, but it turned out to be a good choice either way.
And in my opinion, it gives you the perfect barometer for deciding whether or not any M:I is good or not. Is a black actor with the last name of Morris part of the cast? Then it's good.
- December 12, 2009 at 12:53 PM
- Christopher Mills said...
John; Just the Cruise film seven or so years later in '96.
- December 12, 2009 at 3:45 PM
- Progrocktv said...
I remember oseeing the first episode of the new series. Being a fan of the classic I was a bit worried how this would turn out (I purposely avoided reading any articles or reviews on it so I could get a fresh approach and really knew nothing aobut it with the exception Graves was playing Phelps again).) After the first shot of John De Lancie coming out of the elevator I happily said to myself "OOOH! Alright then it'll be fine". I'm glad I was right for the most part:-)
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