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Changes in the Comovement of European Equity Markets
AbstractThis paper investigates the impact that the removal of exchange controls within major European economies has had on the interdependence of European equity markets. For five years prior to the removal of exchange controls and five years following their removal, we use impulse responses and variance decompositions from vector autoregressions to illustrate that European equity markets have become substantially more integrated after the removal of exchange controls. We undertake further tests that demonstrate that, even if we allow for parallel macroeconomic harmonization, the removal of exchange controls has been a major cause of increased equity market integration within Europe. Copyright 1999 by Oxford University Press.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - A high speed chase out of the Mountain View area comes to a crashing halt in Balboa Park.
It started around 10 p.m. Thursday when police tried to make a routine traffic stop in the 3600 block of Gilmore Street.
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Almirola, No. 43 win rain-shortened Daytona raceDavid Scott, The Charlotte Observer
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- After the weather had put its final soggy stamp on the weekend at Daytona International Speedway, one of NASCAR's iconic cars ended up the winner of the Coke Zero 400.
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Best week. Hardest week. More love then I ever imagined.
The Minimal Nursery
This is by far our favorite room in the house with it's south facing windows looking out onto the rose bushes. We hope B will be pleased with our handy work :)
The prints are from Animal Print Shop, the mirror from West Elm, Modena crib from Walmart, rug from One Kings Lane, dresser from Etsy, abstract mobile from Etsy, Goldie rams head from CB2 lamp from vintage lighting store in Burbank.
On looks
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I read and re-read Nora Ephron's Final Act written by her son Jacob. This paragraph, particularly the last sentence, resonates with me deeply. It is not so much about vanity, as it is about the female condition and how love can be transformative at any age. I've been thinking a lot about the brutal nature of media and appearances (particularly living in a city renowned for it's vanity) and think of Hilary's quote, which I think of anytime I find myself criticizing another's appearance. Keep it in check.
"She had fallen in love with and married a man who was as fastidious about presentation as she was. Even in the hospital, day after day, Nick arrived looking impeccable in his fancy slacks and his beautiful loafers, because getting dressed up was a way to say to her that things were still normal, that he hadn't lost hope. All sorts of men had rejected her when she was younger as cute but not beautiful. She wrote about it, turned it into a comic riff — everything is copy — but privately, it was heartbreaking for her until this noble man came along and made her feel that she was as fabulous to look at as she was to talk to."
-Berstein, J. New York Times (2013, March 6)
Around and About
It's been particularly rainy and cool here. The fog and ocean air make me think of the very tips of the Canadian border towns in the Northeast and Northwest. It's not so bad to give up sun for a few days.
in my head
Dreaming of motorbikes and design. This article makes me want a custom bike and be best friends with these creatives.
This blog is stark and lovely.
An evening with Grace Coddington? Why that sounds delightful, count me in.
These will make RAD gifts because they have actual purpose! Thanks, Cool Hunting for the hint.
I'm selling these stunners on eBay as I bought the wrong size, but boy they look good.
The photo I snuck-took when I visited the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Bruce Davidson's street photography is raw and cutting and will latch onto you.
boots I bought and love
thank you for shopping
I have come off the rails. My internet shopping spree is mostly fueled by motivation to snatch the most discounted of discounts on items I have been eyeballing through Fall 2012. It's just an added bonus when I can actually manage to find gift items as well, because let's be frank, we online shop for ourselves, right? Dear god I hope I'm not alone on this one because I'm desperately trying to ignore-away the guilt monster sitting in the corner and I need to know I'm in the company of other internet shopping obsessors. In rapid succession I managed to grab the Alexander Wang Cato wedge boot from Net-A-Porter for 50% off, Chanel eye cream from Saks (they gave me $25 gift card for my $100 beauty purchase + it's a gift!), much needed 6" salad plates from Crate & Barrel plus some bangin' brass candlestick holders and a full sweep of ASOS (or a-sauce as my friend says) allowed me to grab 30% off a trunk load of shirts for the dude and a few pieces for myself, notably Le Catch's leather sleeve embroidered top.
From There to Here
short hair don't care
Summer setting on Skaneateles Lake
learning things at Create and Cultivate
wee! ciao!
Marie Nail obsession
a lovely romantic wedding in the desert
a new niece!
It's been seasons of change. I started a new job (from finance to jewelry), I chopped off my hair (thank you Amanda at Arrojo), a dear childhood friend got married, I traveled to Montauk and stayed at the enchanting Ruschmeyers where I crafted, learned, ate and drank. I traded in our golden nugget (a 1980 diesel Mercedes) for tiny, Italian hot wheels which I totally adore. I have become addicted to nail art. One of my dearest childhood friends was married in the sweetest ceremony on a ranch in the desert (the groom sang Dylan) and we welcomed a new niece into the family. Well, it only took me 6 months to wade through all of that and get back on the interwebs and I'm so happy to be back :)
Top V
[ ring, bracelet, Saint Michel, shirt, shoes]
Today from around the interwebs these are my top 5 best finds/want to buy but trying my damndest to practice restraint.
Current Arsenal
Just a few things I'm depend upon to get me through the day:
O.P.I Orangy Red
Sephora Super Nourishing Lip Balm
Nars Illuminator
Chanel Beige Mini (via eBay)
Sephora eye shadow in sparkly gold * just a dab in the center of the eye
Sephora Super Nourishing Lip Balm
Nars Illuminator
Chanel Beige Mini (via eBay)
Sephora eye shadow in sparkly gold * just a dab in the center of the eye
Packing Up
I have this terrific friend - let's call her Jill - who has the ability to forsake the mundane necessities (umbrella's, carry on luggage to name a few) and seek out creative, beautiful alternatives. On her last trip to LA I just about stole her carry on. It was love and gasp at first sight. Steamline Luggage is just about the sweetest looking mini trunk for you're fantastical weekend jaunts. It's surprisingly compact and fits enough for a long weekend away. I tossed in a few more pics from her visit which involved the very cool 140 Maison Hotel in Beverly Hills, brunch at Cooks County - whose server staff get's an A+ for the striped apron uniforms and drinks at Casa Del Mar.
The House of Charlotte
On the list of my most favorite activities, I would have to say home-peeping has got to be at the top. I get to see a lot of off the hook homes here in LA, as my man is a realtor, but it's not often that I get the chance to preview homes whose owners are kick ass designers and whose great taste I can only attempt to mimic. And then let me photograph will nilly. Charlotte Bjornlin D'Elia is in fact my husband's Aunt, so yes, technically we're family - full disclosure here! She and my husband's late uncle resided in Santa Monica Canyon - a tiny enclave nestled between the slopes of Santa Monica and the Pacific Palisades. During my last visit I had the chance to preview her jewelry, an array of gilded round gemstones, pave diamond encrusted necklaces, and handmade chunky, silver chains. Besides her amazing talents, their home is full of ooh-ahhh worthy artwork (big guns like Picasso and Chagall), vintage pieces (like the Good Year sign) and Swedish ephemera. So, like the photo-snapper-stalker that I am, I couldn't help but capture a few pics of their unique homestead. You can see Charlotte's full line of jewelry here. Enjoy!
Thrifting Gold
<vintage velour leopard print top a $8 and vintage St. John's sweater dress $13>
Santa Monica Main Street has a few spot on shops that I continually hit for amazing pieces. My most beloved is St. Matthews Thrift. One, because it's 2 blocks from my house and two because it's much more manageable than a giant box Goodwill. Its also has some of the most choice pieces - vintage accessories, dresses, dinnerware, and out of print books. Like any thrift store, you must be patience and willing. But there is gold if you're willing to look. I've scored Marni, Christian LaCroix and Dolce and Gabana at insanely rock bottom prices.
Morning Glory
Ode to Old Navy
<Tie front hem blouse in poppy, vintage crew neck tee, jersey stretch tank, waffle neck sweater>
Oh sweet, cheesy Old Navy. I'll admit I'm a sucker for a coupon and Old Navy is like the crack to retail-mommy couponers. And now me. When I saw the ad for 30% off my entire online order, I just went for it. Here are four items I've purchase in the last week which have become the truest, dearest staples for LA living. I wore the bright poppy orange tie front blouse through an entire weekend. From brunch to shopping to a friends birthday party. And then I went and bought it in bright cobalt blue. 'Cause it's that good. It's sexy and laid back. The distressed tee and tank are no brainers at $10 each. This waffle sweater is part Vince, part A. Wang. I bought it in the off white and it's slouchly lovely. Just the right weight to wear alone, no jacket or warm weather accessories needed.
Italian Beachside Weekend
This weekend was simply divine. We had family in town so we took advantage of their hotel amenities and kicked it poolside at Shutters. While it's on the pricey side for hotels in Santa Monica, it's a perfect marriage of East Coast Cape-Codness and SoCal beachy. We hit Ado for our Italian family dinner (you truly feel like you're in Italy, the waiters all speak Italian and the table service is impeccable - if you're trying to impress, take 'em here!) and the Farmers Market for Sunday Brunch.
Pretty Underthings
In Pictures
<Saturday brunch at Omlete Parlor, The Flower Truck, Kitty loves Juliet Roses>
Thank you Santa Ana's for making this weekend hot and sunny. Even after watching this, I still can't help saying "can you believe it's January???!" But seriously, it is and it's fabulous. We stuck to our zip code all weekend, which is sort of against my mantra for 2012, eating brunch outside, buying fresh flowers, and soaking up vitamin D. Here's to a lovely week ahead.
Kneedful Things
I unabashedly adore bread. It is the ultimate comfort food. When I was home for Christmas my Dad made no-rise bread with honey butter. I devoured it. I could have eaten the entire loaf. But I was always skeptical about making it. Yes on the surface is appears so simple, but simple is just another word for really damn hard. The yeast, faulty oven temperatures, rising, it scared me off . Like a lot things that involve spending copious amounts of time in the kitchen. However, after our dear friends made homemade pizza for us last weekend I decided I needed to tackle it. I lover of bread, must master it. So voila! I made breakfast pizza on Sunday. From this recipe. Thanks
God Oprah!
In Pictures
<Zinque , tune nicoise tartine, breakfast sammy, cap, venice beach>
Moments from the weekend. Most important being my new midi ear piercing. Following the midi-ring craze I fell for the mid lobe piercing. I was like a amped up 16 year old on the Venice boardwalk dragging M into the tatoo/piercing shop.
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The CDC has released some startling statistics. They say half the people who are infected with carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae--or CRE--die from the dangerous bacteria. Medical experts tell us the reason it's so deadly is because it's resistant to antibiotics.
In 2001, a mere 1.2% of Enterobacteriaceae were resistant to antibiotics. As of 2011, that number was up over to over 4%.
"The CRE strains that we're dealing with now, we think probably came out of India," says Dr. Skip Nolan, UMC's Epidemiologist. "And individuals from Great Britain would go to India to have cut-rate surgeries and actually bring it back to Great Britain and just with international travel, it spread worldwide."
All it takes is for one patient to bring CRE to a hospital or a nursing home.
"A busy physician who has 30 patients in the hospital has an opportunity to touch 30 different patients during the day and has an opportunity to spread it at least 30 times if not more," says Dr. Nolan.
Dr. Nolan says right now, it's not required that hospitals and nursing homes publish their drug-resistant infections.
UMC has a very active Infection Prevention Department.
"We make sure that the rooms are clean," explains Elham Ghonim, the Director of the Infection Prevention Department. "We do environmental cultures meaning that we can swab any surface and send it to the lab to see if it grew bacteria or not."
The most important thing you can do to prevent the spread of CRE:
"The mainstay in preventing spread to a loved one in a nursing home or hospital is assuring that the people taking care of your loved one wash their hands," says Dr. Nolan. "You have a right to ask them to wash their hands before they touch your loved one."
Dr. Nolan says this is going to get worse before it gets better. He says there's not much research and development devoted to antibiotics.
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First TimeI was 13 & my boyfriend at the time was 14. We had been dating for 5 months. We had gone to the movies earlier that night & some friends came back to my place with us, once they all left we started to get cozy on the couch. He put the blanket over us & started to rub my thigh. He undid my jean button & unzipped my pants. He read his hand into my jeans & panties & felt his way around. This was his first time too, he has no idea what he was doing. He was fumbeling around trying to find the right spot when I reached my hand down & push his hand a little lower. He found my hole & rubbed up and down my slit. I was incredibly wet & horny, he was teasing me terribly. After I was so wet his fingers were sliding all over he found my hole again & stuck his index finger right inside of me I gasped it felt so good. I started to slowly rock back and forth on his hand moaning quietly. He moved his finger around inside of me & then pulled it out & put it back in. I was really wet. He started to rub my **** too. He did this for about 10 minutes until I came to a huge ****** & which he had to cover my mouth because we weren't home alone. God, it was good!
Really hot story love. I remember those times hen I was a teen :)
Naughty girl! ;-) I hope you returned the favor.
I remember the first girl that let me get my hand in her panties, it was movie night at church. Talk about trying to be quite where we didn't get caught
Foreplay can be a lot of fun
Dude that it awesome
would luv to get you off!!!
I remember my first time and I had 6 other girls sleeping on the floor in my bedroom and we had to be so so very quiet ....... it was so hard but we couldnt let anyone know about me and my bestie.
Love those first time stories. Check out my story, "Her Public ******." I bet you'll like it, and I'd love to hear your comments. Thanks!
um im 13 and my boyfriend wants to finger me and im scared plz help!!
wow

i wonder what should you do when you were alone :)

Sounds finger licking good to me! Maybe we should nickname fingering 'the colonel' :)
The same happened to me and a girl when we were growing up, we were in the cinema, I had my hand between her legs massaging her knickers until I too slid my fingers inside her slit, after a few minutes her juices were flowing and her knickers were wet, when I took her home, she went to her room, moments later she handed me her *** filled knickers asa present.
That turned me on so much, can u maybe tell more of what happened?
I remember doing my ex girlfriend in the pictures she was a virgin and didn't have s clue what was happening until she nearly soaked her knickers. I sucked my fingers all the way home.
Bit like me the first time I fingered a girl lol
wow that was a hot story! made hotter by the fact that you two were not alone!
I look forward to reading more.
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Mmm.. .yummmm.. share more stories!
amazing story. i wanna hear more and that happened to me b4
Great story....thanks.
I love making out and fingering a woman! The wetter they get the more it turns me on!
Wow that is a great story, I did that once to an old girlfriend while we were watching TV with other friends.

It was chilly and we were all under covers.

I got her going really good she had to bit into my neck and shoulder to keep from screaming.

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that was so sexy and intimate! i'd really would love to hear more of your experiences! you recall them so well! thanks for sharing this one!
I want to hear more about this story.


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David King said...
I didn't even know about this hat or the quest chain. Where are the announcements for stuff like this? I'm a pretty new wow player and events like this sound so awesome. I want to be a part of it. Actually, if you want to get started on rants, how about the fact that it feels like if you aren't level capped, you don't matter in blizz's eyes?
Rockstaert said...
it's a questchain in hellfire peninsula in Outland. You can get it somewhere in the southwest part of the area.
He's kind of tucked away up in the hill but if you have quest finder turned on, you'll see his !.
@David, since you are so new you do NOT realize how much Blizzard has done for the new player. You get mounts really early and SUPER cheap. Experience, upgrades, profession mats, gold etc etc just fall out of the sky now. Blizzard has done SO MANY things to make the trip from 1 to 80 so much more bearable I would have to say they care much more about you than you think. It's hard to appreciate what you have been given when it's all you know, but just imagine for one second have to walk EVERYWHERE you go. Having to group for certain quests, doing really long epic quest chains to obtain class specific pets, mounts, forms, etc etc. Adding experience gains to battlegrounds was a HUGE change. Looking for a group between levels 1 - 79 just changed things even more. I'm not upset at how easy leveling is, but it does irritate me to hear people complain.
David, I think part of the fun of levelling is supposed to be happening upon interesting quest lines. If Blizzard announced all of the interesting quests, there would be no joy of discovery. Sure, you might miss a few, but the ones you stumble upon and complete are all the better.
@Aaron: Remember the time you not only had to walk everything, but the flightpaths weren't connected? No flying from Stranglethorn Vale to the plaguelands in one smooth run and preparing a hot cup of coffee in the mean time. No sir! Every single flightpoint you'd come across, you'd have to click again. Countless are the times I returned from a trip to the toilet, only to find my character idle next to some flightmaster, waiting for the next leg of his epic trip to some deserted place at the other side of the continent. And this was on a good day. If it wasn't a good day, on my return I'd probably find some Horde thug dancing on my dead body beside that same flightmaster (who'd most likely also be dead).
"if you aren't level capped, you don't matter in blizz's eyes"


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The Boston Bruins came out with their first win of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals over the Montreal Canadiens, 4-1. The win pulls the Bruins to 2-1 in the series and it is Boston's first win at the Bell Centre in over a year.
The Bruins secured their first lead of the series when David Krejci scored 4:11 into the game after Dennis Seidenberg stepped up to keep the puck in the zone. How was this game won and lost? Time for plus/minus…
Number Five- Andrew Ference vs Benoit Pouliot
As the first period dwindled, Johnny Boychuk dug into the corner to get a loose puck. Anticipating the incoming hit from Ryan White, he turned and approached the corner at a safe angle. Boychuk collected the puck and turned to see Pouliot was coming from directly behind Boychuk, ready to land an elbow in his head. Boychuk turned just in time and Pouliot caught mostly glass, but that did not stop Andrew Ference.
Ference, who is known for sticking up for his team, fought Pouliot and got the eventual takedown to win the fight as the period came to a close. The Bruins led at the time of the fight, though I think it helped carry their momentum into the second period.
Number Four- Rich Peverley Goal
This was just an awful, costly mistake by Carey Price. As he skated behind the net to retrieve a dump in, Price tried to pass the puck between two Bruins and it was intercepted by Rich Peverley. Peverley had a wide open net and an easy goal to give the Bruins a 3-0 lead 3:02 into the second period. This gave the Bruins just enough to goals to play with a comfortable lead in the second period. Peverley and his linemate Chris Kelly had several chances on the penalty kill, so if you are the Bruins it is good to see some production from that line.
Number Three- Montreal Time-out
Seconds after a Montreal power play Nathan Horton scored a lucky goal for Boston, flipping the puck in from the side and it bounced off Price's back into the net. It looked at first like Jaroslav Spacek may have saved the puck, but after only one camera angle it was a clear goal. Canadiens coach Jacques Martin called timeout.
Hypothetically you could say he wanted to give the refs time to review the goal, but all goals are reviewed in the playoffs. That review serves as a free time out for the Canadiens yet Martin still called timeout. This timeout may have lost the Canadiens momentum, and it certainly wasted a timeout when they may have needed it later.
Number Two- Bruins Score First
The Bruins had not led the entire series going into this game, and they come out with double the goals in the first period as they did the first two games. David Krejci's early goal gave Boston some momentum and gave them a lead to play with. The Bruins have been playing catch-up all series long until this goal, and it turned around the Bruins fortunes.
Horton's goal also falls into this, but it also gave the defense a chance to play their game. Dennis Seidenberg stepped up and played a good game and Zdeno Chara also played well his first game back.
The Bruins were nearly unbeatable with a lead this season and lost only three games when leading by two after three. One of those losses was to Montreal, a game the Bruins lost in overtime. But the point here is Boston plays well with a lead, and will need to lead early in these games to win.
Number One- The Bruins First Line
Krejci, Horton, and Milan Lucic have been no shows for this entire series. Tonight Krejci and Horton came out with goals and Lucic had a big scoring chance.
Boston's offense has been stagnant and they needed a big performance from their top line. Lucic and Horton have got good chances in the first two games, but did not do anything with them. Horton and Krejci did tonight, and that is the reason the Bruins won.


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WITH THE PROGRESSIVE REDUCTION and disappearance of the natural and undisturbed forests of the United States through lumbering and forest fires, the primeval stands preserved within the national parks and monuments become of greater value and importance. By wise provision of Congress, the forests of the National Park System are withdrawn from commercial exploitation. The act of August 25, 1916, establishing the National Park Service, enjoins the Service "to conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and the wildlife therein and to provide for the enjoyment of the same in such manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations."
The forests of the National Park System form a magnificent framework to the mountains, lakes, streams, and other geological features of the parks and monuments, adding immeasurably to their inspirational appeal. Likewise, the recreational values of these areas are enhanced mightily by the presence of trees. It would be difficult to imagine the present popularity of camping and travel within the national parks and monuments should they by any misfortune be denuded of their forests or tree growth. What are now our most attractive campgrounds would be abandoned; even at timberline the loss of the gnarled, windswept trees battling for existence would remove one of the prized features of high mountain scenery.
The forested lands at the higher elevations within the National Park System are located within the "protection forest" belt, so called because their chief value is watershed protection, including the regulation of streamflow and prevention of erosion and avalanches. In addition to those values, these forests are important as wildlife habitat and for recreation and scenery.
In a number of instances the national parks include, at the lower elevations, portions of forests of high commercial value, as for example in Great Smoky Mountains, Yosemite, Sequoia, and Olympic National Parks. An aroused and insistent public urged the preservation of these forested areas, and the question was carefully weighed by Congress before these areas were set aside as national parks or parts thereof. In the East, several of the States have participated in the purchase of private forested lands for inclusion in national parks within State boundaries. The Rockefeller philanthropies have likewise assisted in such acquisition for national park purposes both in the East and in the West. As the remnants of our original forest disappear under the axe or become modified by commercial enterprise, these natural areas will become increasingly important for the study and enjoyment of Nature in its undisturbed state.
It is estimated that when the first colonies were established in America, forests occupied 937 million acres of the land now included in the 48 States of this Nation. Over this area, virgin forests have been reduced to approximately 5.4 percent of their original extent, now represented in large part in the National Park System, in the less accessible areas of the national forests, and in State parks and preserves. Of the total area of 22,278,502 acres in the National Park System (as of June 30, 1952), 8,109,945 acres are forested; 7,482,069 acres of this forest land are located within the 48 States. This is approximately 1.2 percent of the present forested area of 622 million acres in the continental United States.


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Roused I, speak and I retire, to enter your bed -
Beside me, tell me, speak or I sleep, and wait awake
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The New England Patriots had an extra week before meeting the Carolina Panthers to try to get their injured players healthy for Mondays game.
But thats not what concerns Panthers coach Ron Rivera about facing the Patriots after their bye week. Rivera knows that giving New England coach Bill Belichick an extra week to prepare a game plan can work in the Patriots favor.
Since Belichick became head coach in 2000, the Patriots have gone 10-3 coming off a bye, outscoring opponents 349-209 in those games.
A lot of is hes a tremendous coach and hes had a whole extra week, so theres a little bit of concern on my part as to what he can potentially do, Rivera said Friday. I think any time you give coaches with that type of background a little bit of time, they always come up with something, so we have to be on our game.
As a defensive coordinator at Chicago and San Diego, Rivera was winless in two games against the Belichick-coached Patriots. New England handed the Bears one of their three regular-season losses during Chicagos Super Bowl season of 2006.
With Rivera working as San Diegos linebackers coach the following year, the Chargers fell to New England 21-12 in the AFC Championship Game. The Patriots also beat San Diego 23-20 in 2010 when Rivera was the Chargers coordinator.
Ive always coordinated against him when hes had Tom Brady, and thats what makes it tough, Rivera said. Toms a tremendous quarterback and hes always had a very good running game, that much I know.
Rivera said the Panthers coaches have to be prepared to made adjustments on the fly Monday if the Patriots unveil a wrinkle they installed during their bye week.
Being ready to adjust if they have something up their sleeve, whether its a different formation, different personnel group, whether its on the offensive side, defensive side or special teams, Rivera said. We have to be ready to adapt to those things.
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Imagine a day where you are video conferencing, playing golf, working out, having a face to face meeting with your physician, watching a movie on a giant screen, and hanging out with some friends in a bar, without ever leaving your apartment on the 20th floor. Wouldn't that be great? Well, it's possible with the 'On Demand Experience'.
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May 28, 1969
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Damian "Dusty" Rhodes (born May 28, 1969 in St. Paul, Minnesota) is an American former professional ice hockey goaltender. Rhodes played from 1993 until 2002 in the National Hockey League (NHL).
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Rhodes was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 6th round of the 1987 Entry Draft, 112th overall.[1] He played one game in the 1991–92 season, then served as backup from the 1993–94 season to 1995–96 before being traded in a three-way deal that sent Kirk Muller to the Maple Leafs, Martin Straka and Bryan Berard to the New York Islanders and Wade Redden along with Rhodes to the Ottawa Senators on January 23, 1996.[2]
Rhodes is also one of only eleven goaltenders to score a goal (Martin Brodeur has scored three goals, and Ron Hextall has scored two goals, each with one in the playoffs), managing the task without taking a shot. Rhodes was the last player to touch the puck on a delayed penalty call when Lyle Odelein of the New Jersey Devils inadvertently put the puck in his own goal with Martin Brodeur out of the net for an extra attacker in Ottawa's 6–0 victory on January 2, 1999.[3]
From 1996 to 1999, Rhodes split the goaltending duties with Ron Tugnutt. Tugnutt rose as the starter and therefore Ottawa traded Rhodes on June 18, 1999 in the offseason, to the Atlanta Thrashers for future considerations. He played his last game in the NHL for Atlanta in the 2001–02 season. Because of the depth of goalies in the Atlanta system, Rhodes was sent to Greenville, South Carolina to play for the Greenville Grrrowl of the ECHL. He would play 12 games for Greenville that season, going 2-8-2 and earning 1 shutout.
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In 2005, Rhodes married TV host Amanda Jahn. They have two children and reside in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Editor's picks: The best Ron Smith columns
The Baltimore Sun hired WBAL-AM radio host Ron Smith, a longtime critic of the paper, to write a weekly column for the op-ed page in 2008. Before his death this week, he wrote 146 columns, covering everything from the war in Afghanistan to gun control to political correctness. Here's a sampling of some of his most popular columns and editors' picks that represent his best work.
Death, I do not fear you; I am just not ready to go
About 20 years ago, I went to a urologist for a prostate exam and PSA test. When the blood work was in, he said the levels were virtually nil, and then he said something I've never forgotten: "Fate has something else in store for you." Read more .../span>
Spending millions to kill each terrorist
Is there any way to look at the war in Afghanistan as anything but a mounting failure? I don't think so. The "metrics," as former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld would say, aren't looking good. Read more .../span>
From the Age of Monarchs to the Age of Executives
One of my sons and his wife returned from a trip to Paris a couple weeks ago. They came for dinner and showed us their pictures. Of the Palace at Versailles and its magnificence, he remarked, "No wonder there was a revolution." Read more .../span>
Feeling nostalgic for (gasp) Bill Clinton
Democrats are beginning to panic as we speed toward the midterm elections. They have good reason to get nervous as they ponder the spectacle - so unlikely a year or so ago - of being reduced once again to a minority in the House of Representatives. The deservedly repudiated Republicans miraculously stand to benefit from the anger of the dispossessed middle class. Read more .../span>
Face the facts: Gun control laws don't save lives
I wasn't surprised to see letters to the editor about last week's column from people who cling to their heartfelt notion that if we just had more sensible gun control laws, the assassination attempt on Rep. Gabrielle Giffords that resulted in six deaths earlier this month might not have happened. Read more .../span>
American paradox: Political correctness coexists with extreme vulgarity
Our society has pulled off quite the paradoxical feat, being at once tolerant of rampant, base vulgarity and sensitive to the slightest slur. It's much like the Orwellian "doublethink," wherein one can hold two opposing ideas at the same time, believing both to be true. Read more .../span>
Ron Paul, aka the invisible candidate
A moment ago, I Googled "Ron Paul ignored by media" and came up with 9,222 links. That's a lot of stories about someone being ignored. Here's what happened. Read more .../span>
It's time for a different perspective on this page
So here we are. Peeking around the curtain before tentatively stepping onto the printed stage. Read more .../span>
Crime and punishment, Baltimore style
If one were to grade the Baltimore state's attorney's office on conviction rates and public relations skills, it would get maybe an F. But if one were to grade State's Attorney Patricia C. Jessamy and her sidekick spokeswoman Margaret T. Burns on the fine art of political stonewalling - that is, the outright refusal to answer inconvenient questions - the grade would have to be an A+. Read more .../span>
Don't expect much from next Great Man
Finally, blessedly, it's over. After the longest, most expensive campaign in American history, the voters have decided who will be the next Great Man to take the helm of our ship of state. Sen. Barack Obama has been swept into the presidency on a wave of contrasting yet complementary emotions. Read more .../span>
Eight Years After 9/11, Bin Laden Seems Closer To His Goals Than We Are
None of us will ever forget where we were and what we were doing that fateful morning eight years ago today, when the hijacked airliners flew into the World Trade Center towers in Manhattan. I was just leaving the house for work when my wife called out for me to come back inside. The first plane had just struck its target, and for a moment we didn't know if it was an accident. All doubts disappeared seconds later when we saw, live on television, the second tower struck by another plane. In that amazing moment we knew that life would never again be quite the same. Then came the third attack, the one on the Pentagon - and the worries about what was next. Read more .../span>
Fort Hood massacre shows how political correctness can kill
The massacre at Fort Hood, Texas, last week has shined a harsh, unremitting light on the hold that "political correctness" has on the American military. There is an eruption of commentary on the appalling results of ignoring disturbing things so as not to appear "discriminatory." It struck me the other day that the big picture unveiled by the murders of 13 Americans and the wounding of more than two dozen others, soldiers and civilians, last Thursday is simply this: Political correctness kills. As I got ready for my show on Tuesday, I Googled the phrase and discovered that a large number of other people had been exploring the concept. No wonder. Read more .../span>
Copyright © 2014, The Baltimore Sun


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Playing paintball in the woods is particularly interesting because players create the combat field, making bunkers and other needed features. Here is a little help for you if you decide to create woods filed, according to your needs.
You must supply few things. You will need old tires, shipping pallets, flags that will be used for marking, netting or privacy fence, pencil and paper.
Bring your friends and play one game in the woods before you create the battlefield. That way you will be able to see which the places that need improvement or added cover are. Give the players small flags and tell them to mark the places. Maybe this can be done only by walking through the woods but it's more precise if it's done while playing.
Construct an overhead view of the field. Place the bunkers on the marked locations, having in mind the natural features of the woods, for example large trees or gullies. Think well because the main idea of this is to add necessary elements to realize the competitive and the strategic side of the game, but the final field should look as natural as possible.
Make the bunkers and place them on the mark places. Use natural materials as large rocks, stones, fallen trees and leafs to create bunkers where needed. It is better to find them first and then to place them in the paintball field. Maybe you are not going to be able to find enough material so in that case dig a pit and build mound using old tires. After that, cover the tires with dirt. Bunker can be build from used shipping pallets as well. In this situation, cover the face of the bunker with fallen limbs and brush to camouflage it. Thing is to look like it fits with the landscape.
Not to disturb anyone with the shooter games, build a privacy fence or hang a net along the side that is within shooting distance of another person's property.


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Storing Digital Photos
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Wisconsin Assemblyman Don Pridemore has signed onto fellow State Senator Glenn Grothman's bill that blames unmarried parents as contributing to child abuse and neglect. However, Pridemore has taken the matter of abuse a step further by commenting on domestic abuse.
Is there a connection between domestic abuse of partners and child abuse? Sure there is, but that isn't the line Pridemore is drawing. Like Grothman, Pridemore sees marriage as some type of cure-all to troubled relationships. In an interview with TMJ4 in Milwaukee, Pridemore explained that a spouse whaling on another spouse, and the spouse victimized by those beatings, just need to rekindle their love and all will be fine.
"If they can refind those reasons and get back to why they got married in the first place it might help," said Pridemore.
It seemed that Grothman had a simplistic solution to child abuse by believing that marriage fixes troubled relationships. Pridemore's views are worse than simplistic. They are dangerous for the victimized spouse.
Grothman and Pridemore's views also point out to the circular and irrational argument that they are making. Grothman takes the argument that child abuse will decrease in a married relationship. Child abuse often goes hand in hand with other forms of domestic abuse. However, Pridemore admits that domestic abuse occurs in married relationships but the solution to that is to stay together.
Problems in a relationship? Well, then get married. Still problems in a relationship? Stay married. These guys are quite the problem solvers.
So much for the idea that marriage is the cure for troubled relationships. Both men miss the point that the quality of relationships is the problem. They also miss the point that the marriage solution that they back is not even a Band-aid. It may even worsen an abusive situation.
The "love your abuser" solution of Pridemore's isn't just ridiculous. It is asinine.
Update: Pridemore was incorrectly referred to as a State Senator when he is an Assemblyman.


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Set to open for landscape season April 29
Hartland, Wis. , March 18, 2013 – Grade and Green Professional Landscaping, formerly located in Menomonee Falls, Wis., has relocated its business operations to Lake Country. The full-service landscaping company, recently purchased by Mike and Dawn Bernatz, Town of Delafield, is celebrating its 10th year in business. It serves the entire metro Milwaukee area.
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