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Bud & Alley's PCB
- Address:
5323 N Lagoon Dr
Panama City, FL 32408Neighborhood:
Panama City Beach - Bay Point
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Bud & Alley's PCB
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.budandalleys.com/
- Phone: 8502492111
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: For 25 years we have been specializing in amazing events on the Gulf Coast. Whether you are booking a bridal luncheon, rehearsal dinner, wedding reception, or a corporate function, we can create a unique and unforgettable experience tailored for your needs. We have always been known for our outstanding service and award winning menus. We offer in house and off site catering for large and small events alike. Contact Tiffany Windsor email@example.com for events east of Powell Lake and Kendyl Barrett email@example.com for events from Destin to 30a.
- Private Party Facilities: http://www.budandalleys.com/special_events.php
- Entertainment: We offer live entertainment and DJ"s nightly upstairs on our open air deck over looking the Grand Lagoon.
A word from Bud & Alley's PCB
Celebrating nearly 30 years in Seaside, FL, Bud & Alley"s new sister restaurant in Panama City Beach now overlooks Historic Grand Lagoon. Serving award-winning menus with the freshest regional seafood as well as a Naples-style wood-fired pizza bar. Enjoy daily sunset celebrations during Happy Hour and the best of late night entertainment and DJs. Florida Trend magazine's Golden Spoon Hall of Fame award winner. 5323 Lagoon Drive at the Lighthouse Marina 850-249-2111 BudAndAlleys.comContinued
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Bud & Alley's PCB reviews from OpenTable diners
51 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food3.7Service4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (37)great for outdoor dining (35)kid-friendly (15)special occasion (14)good for groups (13)fit for foodies (11)romantic (10)vibrant bar scene (8)hot spot (6)great for lunch (5)notable wine list (5)neighborhood gem (3)great for brunch (3)late-night find (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 8/9/2014the menu looked great, the execution was so-so. Service was great and location can't be beat. Tourists will probably be impressed - foodies, not so much. Firefly still best option around for guaranteed quality eats.Special Features:
- food was severely over priced :-(sadtosayDined on 8/8/2014Service and atmosphere was GREAT. Food and drinks were really overpriced and did not taste good. The baked oysters were cold and did not taste good. The breading on our fried food fell off when we tried to pick it up to eat it and was under seasoned. Just a bad experience. I hate writing bad reviews, but I felt you should know so you can do something about it. And drop the prices by at least $5-$8.
- Relaxed outdoor diningGoodServicePleaseDined on 8/1/2014We took the kids and grand kids out to dinner. We enjoyed the outdoor dining along the waterfront. Good service and many other kids activities in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food with a beautiful viewOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/31/2014we enjoyed a wonderful meal while visiting PCB this summer . the food and atmosphere were great. the only disappointment were the hush puppies...very dry. otherwise, we enjoyed our adult dinner out!Special Features:
- Foodchick66Dined on 7/30/2014Glad to have Bud and Alley in PCB! Great view. Food was good. Service needs to step up. I asked for Hendricks gin, rather than telling me that they don't have Hendricks they made my drink with another brand. I knew something wasn't right with the drink. Server told me later... And then brought salad out with the entrees instead of before. We will definitely go back and hope that they open for brunch/lunch on weekends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bud & Aliey's Doesn't DisappointBluegrassLassDined on 7/27/2014The new location in Panama City Beach is a great addition to Bud & Alley's. We enjoyed a table overlooking the marina and bay, and the food was delicious. It's a new tradition for our PCB stays.Special Features:
- Great dining experience!SlmooreDined on 7/25/2014The food was excellent not to mention the service .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved the outdoorLovinitDined on 7/24/2014I know it new to PC so training is still being worked on for service but 30 min to get a glass of wine and 45 before bread was given? Too long Calamari was TOUGH Marinara sauce dropped through table slats and got on my clothes, shoes and feet. Menu selection is too limited. No baked potato? If kids don't eat seafood or pizza, not a place for them.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice atmosphere on LagoonPCBgalDined on 7/16/2014Used to patronize this spot when it was another restaurant, so when friends visited again they wanted to compare. We went on a Wed night in mid-July when the beach is full of tourists and right off were disappointed when told we could not sit upstairs, which is the best view in the place. Our server was from England and he was very personable and attentive. The crab cake (2) entree ($29) was delicious, full of crab, but lacked a fruit salsa or remoulade for a side accompaniment, just arugula on top. The pan-roasted scallops & grits entree ($30) was very good; the white pizza was dry with very little topping. This is the 3rd attempt at a pizza there, and it does not compare to their 30-A pizza at all. We would go back, however.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great crab cakes😌luvtodineoutDined on 7/12/2014Tuna tartare was really good, capaccio was excellent. The pizzas were ok, georgia grits had no flavor. Fried green tomato appetizer was delish. We thought the etouffee on the snapper too watery with no flavor.. It was more like a fish stew. 4 ppl dining, we each had our own appetizer and entree. Ordered a bottle of wine, Rodney Strong chardonnay. Very good! Chairs were very uncomfortable. We may come back after they get the kinks out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too expensive for the qualityFloridagirlDined on 7/10/2014We started on the lower deck ( nice view of the marina) and had to go inside because of the noise level. Everything is a la carte and each side starts at $6. B&A is new to Panama City Beach after establishing a good reputation in Seaside. We may try it again for lunch some day, but we won't be back for dinner nor would we take out to town guests there. The food was very good but just not worth the prices. Tourists may pay it, but I doubt B&A will develop a strong local following.Special Features:
- TERRIBLE SERVICE at Bud & Alley'skingfishDined on 7/5/2014had 8:30 reservations, arrived at 8:15 to be told no table was available because people from 5:00 were still seated. handed a pager and directed to go to the bar.....I didn't want a drink I wanted dinner. after waiting an hour the pager finally went off and we were seated. 20 minutes later we left the restaurant without ever seeing a waitress. bus boy said he would send a waitress over, didn't happen, hostess said the same thing, didn't happen. While talking to some friends about our experience they said our complaint was not the first time they heard of that treatment from Bud & Alley's. We are locals not tourists here in Panama City, we will never go back to this restaurant!Special Features:
- Delicious SeafoodlocaldinerDined on 7/5/2014The Sea Scallops, Grouper and Red Snapper were totally delicious, however one in our group ordered the pizza and totally disappointed with it. Not at all like the Seaside location pizza. OVERALL - we were blown away by the delicious seafood!Special Features:
- Great place, good food.FesterF15Dined on 7/4/2014We've eaten at Bud & Alley's in Seaside and so we wanted to try to the new location closer to home, in Panama City Beach. We were also hoping to see the 4th of July fireworks, given we have a 4-year-old son to entertain. The food was as good as the Seaside location, and the spot was PERFECT for a panoramic view of the fireworks along the beach.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!PBClocalDined on 7/4/2014Great food - try the salami pizza with honey - crazy good. Amazing service - ask for Chris! Fun night out with delicious drinks and a beautiful view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VERY DISAPPOINTEDQB17VIPDined on 7/1/2014After having enjoyed the restaurant at Seaside our group was looking forward to our night out. We were disappointed in the overall quality of the product in relation to cost. This was very high end pricing for Panama City Beach but the food fell way short. The service was lacking as the restaurant probably just needs more time and seasoning to get it all together.Special Features:
- Shocked and Disappointed.DD3276VIPDined on 6/27/2014We have dined at B&A in Seaside many times even though it was a good distance away. We have dined 4 times at the new location and the food was great- just like Seaside. HOWEVER, we dined last Friday night and the food was HORRIBLE. The small plates were okay but he tuna tartar was almost warm and the ceviche was so-so. The whole fish -which I eat every time - was old and dry. Not fresh. I should have sent it back. The fried seafood was overcooked. The nightly special was tasteless. We took guest with us and she was not impressed. It was embarassing.
- Nice but expensiveniteoutwithfriendsDined on 6/26/2014The location on the waterfront is great in Panama City Beach, just like the Boatyard was. The real gems are the corner tables in the bar area! Can't quite figure out who the low tables in the center are for...I thought the menu was plain, nothing really sounded very appealing (all 6 of us agreed). Each dish is a la carte, so a steak is a steak, and fish is fish. The crab cakes (2) are large but the snapper was small. All of our dishes were prepared well but be prepared to pay $20-30 for entree with your salad or vegetable additional. This is not gourmet dining. Why not the same menu as the original restaurant-it is excellent? When I go back, I will have a salad (they were excellent) and an appetizer, and skip the high dollar entree.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's a struggle...don't pass on it!ExperienceLocalFoodOnlyDined on 6/22/2014New location for this great 30 year experienced business from Seaside. We love the original location but with our guest living within 2 miles of this new location, we went for it. The cork fee of $20.00 needs to be reduced by half. (See your competition pricing!) The baked oyster app was served in a hot skillet but was so soup-like, not a delicious braised/baked presentation we expected from the discription. The entrees were spot on; delicious, well presented and perfect temperature. Wild Caught Salmon Dynamite Style was succulent! Of course the wine was awesome as we brought it for this event....but our sweet server didn't know how to properly use a cork screw, I thought odd! It's only been the first month and it's a struggle.....Special Features:
- Cuddo's to CarolOHMEDined on 6/20/2014If you go ask for her. Stay away from Floridafeller. It came out as an almost stew. Fish dishes were good only because the fish was cooked perfectly. Presentation was terrible. Soupy.
- Great Food!JLLPCDined on 6/20/2014A great place to eat. Our food and service was excellent, but it was a little expensive. I think a salad should be included with the mealSpecial Features:
- Best restaurant in PCB94SipDined on 6/19/2014We have eaten at the Bud & Alley's in Seaside and loved it so we thought we would try the one in PCB as well. We went on two different nights and ate upstairs (open seating) and downstairs (reservations). Upstairs on a Friday night was definitely more of a lively young adult (20-mid 40s) scene, with the live music and general feel with the predominant young adult crowd. We had our kids with us and ate a full meal from the menu and it was excellent as expected - it is the same menu as downstairs. It is all open air and gives a great view of the marina/harbor with a great breeze. The downstairs is quieter and more for enjoying a meal with family or large-ish groups. The food was excellent. I thought the beer selection could be better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MaggieDined on 6/19/2014Although the food we ordered was very good, the menu is quite limited in its entree selections. For the food we ordered, the prices were rather high. Only a couple of entrees came with a side, so if you wanted a salad or a side, you had to pay $6.00. One suggestion would be to add tables for larger parties than 4, such as 6 or 8, to the open area so that larger parties could enjoy the view as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First TimersLongtimePCBvisitorsDined on 6/15/2014Enjoyed it! Will come back for seconds. Need to add more seafood to the menuSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Welcome to PCB Bud & Alley'sTigerfoodieDined on 6/13/2014I hated that The Boatyard vacated this space, leaving a big hole in this area as far as a good place for really good food. Bud & Alley's has stepped in and filled the void. Our first night there, we enjoyed the scallops and grits. They were superb and the service was good. The second time, we tried the pizza. It was good, not great. I had heard lots of raves about their pizza at their Seaside location. Again, it was good, but nothing extraordinary. Welcome to the neighborhood B&A, glad you're here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bjbunDined on 6/7/2014The service started out fine, but slowed considerably by the end of the evening. Diners seated after me had already finished their meal, paid their check and left. The food looked great on the plate, but just didn't taste that good. My portion of the grouper was literally just a little larger than a credit card. This is Panama City Beach, FLA - not New York City. I expect a decent sized portion of food. The restaurant is right on the water (Bay) and that is delightful. There is a bar upstairs and live music (Saturday night) and that is also a plus. Great views, but the service and food need improvement. PC Beach needs more restaurants like B&A, but they need to step up the service and improve the flavor of the food.Special Features:
- Stopped in on a FridayAmandaVIPDined on 6/6/2014We didn't know where to eat and saw an available last minute so we went. My shrimp was so fresh and savory. It came with the heads on so by fresh I mean REAL fresh. I didn't mind the extra work but I wish the dish came with something else. It was just shrimp.Special Features:
- The following 2 reviews are from the Bud & Alley's PCB reviews archive.
- First timerFoodieMcFatDined on 5/29/2014Never been to B & A's so I didn't expect the menu. I had imagined bar food, mixed with some fancier fare. Not at all. The (limited) menu was mostly fine dining items with fine dining prices. My son chose buttered pasta off the kids menu for $10. It was over-cooked and 'slimy' - his words. My younger son had chicken fingers served with Goldfish crackers. He enjoyed his large portion of food and couldn't even eat it all. I think it had 4 tenders. I ordered the crab cakes. I think it was $23 for two served over greenery. No side. Great crab cakes, but that's it. My husband ordered crab claws and deviled eggs. He enjoyed his food. Our biggest issues were price & selection. Not enough selection (no burgers?) and sky - high prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great RestauranthjalexDined on 5/23/2014Bud & Alley's is a nice restaurant in Panama City. Just off the lagoon, the upstairs bar stays busy as live music is played in the background. We ate in the main dining room. I had the Grouper and my wife had the Scallops. The food was excellent and the portions were generous. The Key Lime and Tiramisu were awesome. We were on Vacation but I will certainly return when I am back in town.Special Features:


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"Is peanut butter gluten free? I have read several articles that claim 'peanut butter is gluten free' but I always notice a flair up in symptoms when ever I use it. Please help!" – Jason S. Sydney, Australia
This is one question we are asked on a regular basis so I'll end the discussion once and for all. Peanuts are free from gluten and nearly every brand of peanut butter are also considered to be gluten free*. So YES, peanut butter itself is gluten free, but patients suffering from gluten intolerance need to remember the most common use for peanut butter; on a fresh slice of bread.
This isn't an issue if you only have gluten free bread in your household, but if a family member or roommate uses regular, store bought bread and you use gluten free bread you are probably going to run into a problem.
Let's use some imagery… Your spouse makes a delicious peanut butter and jam sandwich for their lunch break at work and use a knife to evenly coat each slice of regular bread. They dip the knife into the jar, smear a liberal amount onto the bread, dip the knife back into the jar, and apply more to the next slice and repeat this process until peanut butter is oozing from every edge of the sandwich. They, wash the knife and place it back in the drawer.
The next day, you feel like using peanut butter to make some cookies. You follow the directions carefully, and are certain that your utensils are clean and the ingredients are gluten free. Several hours after enjoying a couple of your amazing gluten free peanut butter cookies, you start to feel bloated, battle stomach issues and experience other symptoms. Why is this happening? This is a classic case of cross contamination. Your spouse unwittingly contaminated the entire jar of peanut butter the second the knife touched the bread and went back into the jar. Even minute amounts of gluten can cause many uncomfortable symptoms.
Submit your favourite gluten free peanut butter recipe in the comment section below.
When you understand this simple phenomenon called cross contamination you can enjoy your peanut butter as an ingredient in any of your favourite gluten free recipes, with pickles or right out of the jar (when no one is looking of course ). If you bake your own gluten free bread, enjoy each slice with peanut butter and rest assured it is entirely gluten free.
According to www.prevention.com, peanuts are very nutritious and contain the antioxidant vitamin E, magnesium, potassium and has lots of protein. Peanuts can also reduce your risk of heart disease and diabetes. Oh, and did I mention peanut butter is gluten free?
Peanut butter, when used as a topping makes your food interesting and gives it the extra flavour. Peanut butter is loved by all age groups and is an excellent alternative for gluten intolerant individuals. Those suffering from gluten intolerance are often given an exhaustive list of foods to be avoided but rest assured peanut butter is not on that list. Within the permitted food items, individuals can make their own interesting dishes with peanut butter including cookies, waffles, pancakes, muffins, desserts, ice cream and many more.
Remember that peanut butter is gluten free and can be used as a sauce, as an accompaniment or toppings in a variety of dishes. Individuals with gluten intolerance can also bake peanut butter cups for themselves; remember that all the ingredients should be gluten free when buying store bought peanut butter products. You can also give yourself the treat of peanut butter balls that are made with rice and chocolate. A word of caution for peanut butter lovers: naturally peanut butter is gluten free; however some brands may contain wheat flour in them. It is therefore best to check the labels to ensure that you are not ingesting gluten in any form.
Being gluten intolerant doesn't mean that you can no longer enjoy your favorite dishes. Gluten free foods are widely available and you can make them tastier than before by adding a scoop of peanut butter to them. Go and enjoy a gluten free life with peanut butter.

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Diff. Geometry Question
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Sep29-08, 12:00 AM
Hi Sal,
I wrote a lengthy reply to this, but unfortunately the server lost it for me... grr!
It is interesting to hear that diff. geometry is almost unrelated to high school geometry, and is closer to calculus of manifolds and analysis.
I am very ignorant of analysis, and so I would love to hear what it is all about (all I know is that the subject has a lot of relevance to theoretical physics). As for this fundamental problem of calculus on manifolds, that sounds interesting. I was certainly not aware that this is where tensors are from.
Now, regarding tensors, are they as scary as many people say? Or is this a percieved image with no realism to it?
Mathwonk states in his paper on algebraic geometry (that I briefly skimmed through) that this subject is related to the study of geometry of polynomials, or as he now likes to think, the study of geometry of rings (or was it groups?). This sounds interesting, but as with a large chunk of higher mathematics, I am again very ignorant of the subject. I am aware that groups and rings are important concepts in abstract algebra, but that is all.
This shows my ignorance of mathematics!
I will have a closer look at solid state physics, as it is an area of theoretical physics that I have not looked at. I think, at my age, it would be better for me to see the "big picture", perhaps, something that I haven't been doing.
I am guessing, because higher-level geometry and analysis are "pure" branches of mathematics, they are on a completely different level, than say, partial diff. eqn's?
Is it not Fast Fourier Transforms (or FFTs) that govern the rendering of computer graphics from the graphics pipeline? Is it correct that Fourier transforms are essentially methods to solve differential equations?
Now, as for my mathematics courses, I wrote a huge list of the topics covered in the post that I lost, so if you are after further details (as I wrote in my earlier post) then just reply to me. I do two courses, my top-course year ten mathematics course, and my "mathematics methods 4b" course, which I will refer to as "extended maths", is a course on pure mathematics, one step below pre-tertiary level (the 4 indicates it is one step below, as 5 is for pre-tertiary, and the "b" refers to the length [100 hours], whereas a standard pre-tertiary subject here is denoted as 5C [150 hours long]).
In my regular mathematics course, these are the subjects (that I have studied, or in the process of studying, so far):
Financial Mathematics
Trigonometry covered non-right-angled triangles and problems dealing with bearings. Financial Mathematics is simply simple and compound interest.
Geometry covered three-dimensional shapes, with concepts such as volume and total surface area (it also included questions such as: "Given these dimensions of a wine glass [cylinderical, with a hemispherical bottom], find to what height, you must pour the wine, to fill the wineglass to exactly half of it's volume"). It was these types of questions that I liked solving, and as a sidenote, geometry is my favourite branch of mathematics so far.
As for my extended maths class, the following is a list of subjects that I have covered, or yet to cover:
Algebraic Manipulation
Linear Equations
Quadratic Equations
Cubic Equations
Division of Polynomials
Simultaneous Equations
Indicial Equations
Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Differential Calculus
Theoretical, and Experimental Probability
I am currently working with logarithmic functions, and so calculus is up next! I have found I am doing much better currently, with logarithms, than I did with cubics (probably my weakest mathematics topic).
I really hope to master the mathematics I am taught, as often I find, say the algebra topics (like cubics and simultaneous equations) to be less intuitive to my thinking than geometry, for example.
So, at the moment, I am dealing with pre-calculus topics, but it won't be for too much longer (I'm going to do pre-tertiary Mathematics Methods next year). This is essentially a calculus course (this is all that's required for all of the maths/physics units at the University I will be attending, excepting for the advanced calculus and applications units offered in first-year of an undergrad programme).
If I do well enough with this, I will do the pre-tertiary Mathematics Specialised course in Year 12 (the hardest high school mathematics course available). This course covers calculus, series, sequences, convergence and divergence of functions and linear algebra, and so this course would give me a huge advantage for my degree.
Take note that these courses are generally taught by people who have a really solid mathematics grounding (ie a degree in it, most commonly), as opposed to what I've heard about the American AP Calculus courses (I have heard rumours that they are often taught by incompetent teachers. Is this true?).
You mention that it generally takes more effort to visualise concepts in algebra than it does in calculus and geometry. I have (clearly) no experience with calculus yet, and so I can't talk about that, but I feel that, as I stated earlier in the post, I find geometry concepts more intuitive to my style of thinking than algebra concepts. I always like to visualise concepts, and this is far more difficult with algebra.
What do people on this forum find about their intuition when dealing with higher mathematics? Do some of you grasp algebraic concepts better than calculus concepts? Or geometry concepts? Do you have no real, *deep* intuition regarding the topic you spend the most time with? To succeed in an area of higher mathematics, how good must your level of intuition be? I would like to hear about this.
I am looking forward to the journey through this material, and particularly looking forward to becoming an undergraduate (in a little more than 2 years)!
Also, a few questions regarding analysis, before I finish writing this post. How intuitive is this field? Does it throw you in the deep end? And how elegant is the field? At my university, as an undergraduate I can study these two courses: "Analysis 3" and "Topics in Advanced Mathematics".
The "Topics in Advanced Mathematics" course covers various topics such as geometry, set theory, number theory, history of mathematics and a few others. If I'm not mistaken, you are able to choose the area of the list of topics provided that you wish to study. The course itself only requires that you have studied a second-year mathematics unit. Perhaps if I can choose, I wold be wise to choose to study algebraic and differential geometry?
As background, I will have had grounding in second-year abstract algebra, second year calculus, second year differential equations, and second-year linear algebra. Differential equations and linear algebra are covered in the same course, so I would be guessing that it is structured as half/half. The university/college I plan to attend is the University of Tasmania (aka UTAS).
I am particularly looking forward to hearing about a mathematician's intuition, and would love to hear my other questions answered! Thanks for reading my post, and for your time!


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Can the Rangers Get Any Luckier?
Now it seems as if the Rucinsky and Lyashenko deal seems like it was a must do for the Rangers. Tonight, the Rangers are playing against the Boston Bruins and Radek Dvorak is injured with a torn MCL and/or ACL. He will have reconstructive knee surgery, much like Mike Richter and Tomas Kloucek had. It happened when Dvorak was crossing the blueline and stupidly and pretty useless, old veteran Gord Murphy stuck his hip out on Dvorak.
Hockeytraderumors.com mentioned in Mercury News
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Hockey trades are motivated almost as much by contract status and salary as play on the ice. That means certain players — Selanne and other unrestricted free agents, for example — become automatic fodder for trade talk.
And all that talk is magnified by the Internet.
"It's gotten to this point because of the Internet," Sharks General Manager Dean Lombardi said. "If one newspaper has it, everybody has it. That's different than five years ago when you might see it in one paper, but it wouldn't have a life of its own."
Many major hockey sites have a link to trade rumors. Some, like www.hockeytrade rumors.com, are even more direct.
All of which poses a problem for general managers: how to respond to the player — and to the public.
Here is the full article:
HTR's One Year Anniversary
According to the articles archive, HockeyTradeRumours.com will be one year old this Friday. The first ever article was simply titled "Hockey Trade Rumours" and dealt with a number of key issues, like Alexei Yashin, and created a plethora of speculation on where he and other big names might end up.
Media Tricks Once Again
The media falsified their trade rumors of New York Rangers veteran netminder Mike Richter. Today, radio station 660 WFAN interviewed Rangers GM Glen Sather. Radio announcer Sal Mussina asked Sather about his involvement in the trade deadline, mentioning Richter. Sather responded that he has not talked to any teams about Richter. Sather said he will trade only if the offers will be right for the Rangers, not to just make a trade.
In my opinion, the Rangers should just fire Low.
Peroni on Spector's Trade Rumors
My opinions on Trade Rumors from Spector:
What the GM Meeting Should Really be About
The National Hockey League is now holding one of the many annual General Manager meetings where new rules are discussed and personnel discussions are articulated.
*** Since the trade deadline is coming closer, HTR REQUIRES ALL submitted trade rumors to have a source. Trade rumors that are "thoughts" or "i heard somewhere" will NOT be posted, unless the trade rumor could happen or sounds realistic.***
Thank you,
HTR Staff
Flyers make a trade
The Flyers have aquired forward Jarrod Skalde from the Thrashers for minor leaguer Joe DiPenta.
Stan Fischler says
The Isles would love to land either Geoff Sanderson or Shawn McEachern to play alongside Alexei Yashin. Bait could be Mariusz Czerkawski-plus
Ducks Bruins trade
The Anaheim Mighty Ducks traded right wing Marty McInnis to the Boston Bruins for a third-round NHL entry draft pick.
Richter To Be DEALT If Sather Gets The Right Offer
Larry Brooks from the NY Post reports:
Lecavalier to Canucks
The Boston Herald reports that Vancouver Canucks General Manager Brian Burke will try to deal for Tampa Bay Lightning Vincent Lecavalier or Boston Bruin Bill Guerin. It is not clear if Burke will trade during the offseason or before the trade deadline but Vancouver will be doing business for good talent in the near future.
Flyers problems=trade is likely
Today's game against the Rangers exposed many of the flyers problems, as well as some additional ones.
Contracting the NHL
Contraction. It's an issue that Major League Baseball is trying to deal with and has been hit with huge skepticism concerning it. Still, this contraction talk and the finishing of the Olympic hockey tournament made me think: Could the NHL contract nine teams to get it back to a competitive 21 teams?
To do this I'll examine one-by-one each of the 30 NHL teams and put up my reasons for and against contracting each team.
Olympic Hockey Update
After hearing that HTR had a meltdown, I'd thought I'd run a Reader's Digest version of what has happened so far at the men's Olympic hockey tournament.
Outrageous Ref Makes Kings Lose Game, Kings Fans Rightfully React
Next Head Coach to call a time-out will be thrown out of the game?
Where Poti is going
Everybody is wondering what the Oilers are going to do with Tom Poti. Even our local sports man, Brian Hall, who usually sticks up for every Oiler on the roster, said that he would never want Poti on his team. So I think Kevin Lowe knows he has to trade this guy while his value is high, and besides that the defense is just fine, the second line needs somebody the centre it.
Devils Worship to Satan for Help?
In Courtesy of Spector's Rumors.
A source out of New York says the New Jersey Devils have contacted the Buffalo Sabres regarding the trade status of forward Miroslav Satan.
-After watching the Devils lose to the Thrashers, they need something. Their defense seems to be getting weaker, Rafalski is injured, and the Devils' offense can't put the puck in the net. Satan is a goal scorer, and is capable to score 30 goals a season, how much will the Devils have to give in order to aqcuire Miroslav Satan? Arnott, Gomez, or______?-
Sabres, Flames deal
The Sabres and Flames have worked out a mutual aggreement to make a trade but…it hasn't happened yet because the teams are working out draft picks and future considerations. The trade should go down within the next week or so like this:
Buffalo gets-Marc Savard and Bob Boughner
Calgary gets-Chris Gratton, Richard Smehlik, and future considerations
Savage for Berezin
The Montreal Canadians acquired left winger Sergei Berezin from the Phoenix Coyotes for left winger Brian Savage, a third rounder in 2002 or 2003, and future considerations. Savage was set to become a UFA this summer. Should be interesting to see the reaction to this deal, considering Savage was one of the longest standing Canadians.
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Having written about the temptations of secularism within modernity – even within the liturgy – I offer this as a balance for our troubled hearts.
"We celebrate the Liturgy together. But we must pay what this costs: each one must be concerned for the salvation of all. Our life is an endless martyrdom."
The Elder Sophrony
The Divine Liturgy (the Holy Eucharist) is not a ritual action of the Church which we attend, as though it were some sort of program. It is one of the greatest manifestations of the Divine Life that God has given us – dwelling in us, among us, with us, uniting us, and ascending from God to us and through us back to the Throne of Grace. Please forgive the exercise in prepositions in the last sentence – but the very nature of the Divine Liturgy demands such an exercise of language (cf. St. Basil).
The habits gained from our cultural life always threaten to invade our life as the Church – when our life as the Church should constantly be invading our life in the culture. Culturally we tend to gather for assemblies in which the deformed philosophy of secularism (dominant among most modern Christians) has offered us shape, form and understanding. The Divine Liturgy has no commonality with this philosophy.
We do not gather as a collection of individuals who share a common interest. The actions of the priest are not a program presented for our intellectual, emotional, psychological or religious improvement. We do not stand apart from the actions of the Liturgy and approve or disapprove them as if we were an audience.
We assemble for the Liturgy as the Church, the Body of Christ, the Pillar and Ground of Truth, the Fullness of Him Who Filleth all in all (Scripture synonyms for the Church). We are never an audience. We assemble as a single Body, who share in a single Life. No one can distract me from the Liturgy for the Liturgy is everything that takes place in the assembly of the Body. A child crying is a liturgical action (in the Liturgy). Equally a parent caring for a child and exercising discipline or offering solace are also liturgical actions. Our pains, our boredom, our interests, the very cry of our hearts are all among the lives that have assembled into the One Life.
There is one prayer – the Prayer of the Holy Spirit Who prays to the Father through the Son. This one prayer is given voice by priest, deacon and people. Nothing falls outside the concern of this one prayer for we offer to God everything. The sins of our lives are not excluded (else we would be barred from the Liturgy). Rather, we are told in Scripture that "God made him [Christ] to be sin, who knew no sin, that we might be made the righteousness of God in him" (2 Corinthians 5:21). This is the great exchange of worship – that we offer to God all that we are and have – even those things that seem unworthy – that we might receive in exchange that which transcends all worth.
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Fr. Stephen,
Thank you so much for this post. It is good to be reminded in such certain terms what we are about when we are in Liturgy. I hope you are not offended that I often think of this quote from an earlier post of yours when I walk into church.
"Neither should we seek to make Church "easier" or more conformed to the age. We're in the belly of a whale. What we need is to be spewed up onto the land, and not a program for the improvement of whale bellies."
It is a very visual image for me that I am the one who needs to change, not the Church.
Lord, give me the desire to be spewed up.
You give my heart joy to remember that quote. I should write it down somewhere handy for myself.
Thanks for the quote. I went back to find the original post which is at http://glory2godforallthings.com/2010/03/29/in-the-belly-of-the-whale/ because I couldn't remember the source.
It is so important that we cry out for God's mercy in our world. I also find that the acting out of small children in Liturgy make manifest the struggle in my own spirit to be attentive.
May we rest in the prayers of our Holy Fathers and Mothers, raising too our ever-feeble voice.
Juliana and Father Stephen,
Thanks to both of you for your joint sharing of that quote. It is indeed a great reminder.
Thank you, Father – this is so important for our times! I love Juliana's quotation of you as well, what wonderful images. Please accept my heartfelt thanks.
"The habits gained from our cultural life always threaten to invade our life as the Church – when our life as the Church should constantly be invading our life in the culture." That–as well as Juliana's wonderful quote!–is something I hope to take with me to my grave.
Hello Stephen,
Seeing your post reminded me of the times when I was at seminary at Seabury and was serving at St. Mary's Episcopal in Park Ridge, IL. They had a chapel which they regularly and gladly gave to a congregation of about sixty members of a Mar Thoma congregation for use on Sunday afternoons. Their liturgy was absolutely magical, beautiful chanting, billows of incense, very busy, lots of things going on simultaneously, and the best part was that all of the members participated very actively. Acolytes were scurrying about with little notes of instruction from person to person, including small children, who were encouraged and expected to do things essential to the life of the liturgy. It was a truly communal event, and a witness to the Spirit alive within a gathered group.
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I believe this definition of The Church might rattle a number of the non-denominational "churches" that seem to be springing up. Not a song fest, no uber-cool light show, just the community of love ascending into the heavenly spaces.
I truly desire to grasp this reality better. Alas, I fall so far short.
Lord have mercy.
As we seek to be credible witnesses to His unspeakable love, having now gathered around the Lord's table…
Father bless,
We are in the Ark together being saved! Thank-you Father for describing with simplicity the nature of the liturgy, it helps me to receive with child-like faith that He who has begun a good work will complete it. In regards to salvation it does take a village…
Once I was singing in the choir and had my special needs daughter with me at church. She is very into socializing, especially with smaller children. I couldn't mind her while I was singing, and she started wandering to visit other children during the Liturgy. I sighed in exasperation when I saw what she was doing and my choir director just said in an understanding way, "It's okay. This is the family room in God's house," or something to that effect. It was a very comforting perspective.
Better still, let this reality grasp you. We do not make it so by thinking about it (because it is a reality). Simply walk into the reality and be present.
i keep reading about protestants and they are always lumped into one category. protestant churches are very different. the word "evangelical" is now overused by the media. i grew up in the anglican church. we took alcohol on our church picnics. when one speaks of protestant, he should remember, there are many protestant traditions….father, i hope you can clear this up for all of us! some protestant churches use only wine in communion, and believe it is the blood of christ.
You are indeed correct. Protestantism as a whole is endangered by many cultural forces (as are we all) and in many cases have become advocates for extreme modifications in worship and the like, distorting the faith. But I am also aware that many Protestants have bravely resisted such pressures and are often at the forefront of defending certain elements of the common tradition. The inherent weakness in many Protestant groups is the rejection of Holy Tradition which leaves them unprotected against certain culture forces. Traditional Anglicans are particularly embattled. They have my deepest prayers. I have many friends among them and have sought to be of help in their continuing crises.
Easton, it should be added, that even at its best, Anglicans did not "all" believe the wine to have become the blood of Christ – there was always a wide toleration across the board on this matter. The same latitude is destroying parts of the Anglican communion even now. It makes me pray even more. There is indeed a wide-variety within Protestantism – but there is a shared core that rejects some of the major teachings of the Orthodox faith – a fact which endangers them all. But I paint with too wide a brush too often, for which I apologize.
Marvelous! I'm going to put it in the next bulletin.
"We celebrate the Liturgy together. But we must pay what this costs: each one must be concerned for the salvation of all. Our life is an endless martyrdom."
The Elder Sophrony
An endless martyrdom (as both witness and sacrifice) of our self-will, our self-determination, our (false) sense of autonomy. We are not able to lay down our lives and pick them up again. Only God, in Jesus Christ, has that power.
As a mother to preschool aged children, I appreciate your comments regarding children in liturgy. They were baptized and chrismated in the Orthodox church and are full, participating members who pull me towards living the liturgy daily!
I agree with Christi, it is so encoraging to parents of young children to know that they are welcome in the Liturgy (as our priest says, "where they are at"), and that their crying, squirming, gurgling, and wandering doesn't distrupt or offend anyone! What a refreshing perspective, as I came from a tradition where children were expected to be removed from the church service if they made the slightest noise
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Felix watched as he had silently seen what his companions were talking about and looked at the grisly scene they were all standing around this wasn't the first time and it looked like it wasn't going to end soon "what is the plan" he said with a small smile on his face he loved a good fight.
Alec skimmed over the water's surface and nodded to them, "There is something watching us." He moved back slowly watching closely how the water moved and ruffled in the wind. He heard some water move and smelt the fresh blood. "Demitri is right. I smell blood too."
Selene looked at Demitri, "I thought I saw something completely new to my eyes below the dock." She lowered the gun and stepped back smelling the air, "Does anyone else smell fish-like human blood?" She waited for a nod from Alec and raised her gun back to the water.
Lilac quietly watched the newcomers realizing they weren't like the sailors they were different she just couldn't place it so she ducked back under the water and swam thinking about the pale creatures on and near the dock near the body.
Cecelia stared at the pale look-like-human things on the beach. But instantly she saw them, she realized that those weren't humans. They didn't smell like humans, they weren't fascinated with her beauty. She looked at the tall and strong one, and for the first time in her life, since humans attacked her, she felt fear and that word wasn't in her vocabulary.
''Cecelia, go away'' she told to herself, as she turned around and saw Ariel's tail.
This was the adventure Caius was needing. His red eyes shined when Selene told them that there was new species in the shore. The excitement made him jump and smile. (Hypothetically). As they approached to the shore, he saw a fish tail, but that was a weird fish.
''If it is a fish'' he said quietly.
Felix "these siting are starting to get weird" he told the group " we all smell weird blood and fish tails" he said then he looked at the body well whatever did this they weren't nice not that it mattered neither were they for that matter.
Lilac saw two others of her kind who must have been doing exactly what she was doing watching the weird non human things up top she recognized them and went up to Ariel "who or what are these creatures" she asked her as she swam next to her.
''I don't know'' answered Cecelia to Lilac, even though she wasn't talking to her. ''but whatever it is, It's a thread, do you think we can destroy them?'' Cecelia herself, didn't believed they were able to finish with them, cause they were new creatures. Something they didn't know. Mermaids were used to finish humans off, but those were not humans and that was more than clear, because of their fast moves.
''They are not fish'' he told Felix. ''I red about them long time ago, but I thought they were just a myth, because no one could ever see them closely, not even a vampire... not even me'' Caius closed his mouth, and started trying to remember their names. Suddenly, the answer stroke him like a bolt. ''Mermaid'' he mumbled
I wanna join... can i?
As Caius and:
Cecelia Bonne
Cecelia used to try to make mermaids change their way of life. She thought that if they respected humans, they would respect them, so once she went to the shore to try talking to humans, but they tried to catch her and hurt her tail. She hates humans since that day.
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The statue at Kushinagar, representing the Buddha in Mahaparinirvana ( death, which is also the "deathless state").
It's a trip down the Buddha's lane, into antiquity and serenity. Tracking the Buddha's path, the Mahaparinirvana Express is for the historian, the tourist and, of course, the pilgrim seeking salvation in retracing the footsteps of the man who walked this land some 2,400 years ago.
The special train dedicated to Buddhist pilgrims does the circuit twice every month in the cooler months of the year - beginning from New Delhi and taking the traveller to places like Varanasi and Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh before getting into Gaya in Bihar.
Sarnath, where the Buddha gave his first sermon, is just 13 km from Varanasi. From Gorakhpur, travellers are taken to Kushinagar, where he died and attained mahaparinirvana (death, and ascent to "deathlessness"), and Lumbini, where he was born. And Gaya is where he attained enlightenment.
The train, which has been running for six years, takes a week to complete the tour. It is named after the Mahaparinirvana Sutra, the Buddha's sayings in days preceding his death. (The association with death makes some people think Indian Railways should change the train's name!)
It's a train ride to history for some, spirituality for others.
At Sarnath, a solitary man sat chanting in a nook among the ruins. Other visitors peeped into bottomless wells, and wandered looking at the ruins of monasteries and what remains of Emperor Ashoka's famous Sarnath pillar, the capital of which is the four-lion emblem of modern India.
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As Everclear singer turns 50, we celebrate late-'90s alterna-pop
Was late-'90s alterna-pop mankind's greatest contribution to rock n roll? That's certainly up for debate.
But with Everclear frontman Art Alexakis turning 50 today, we've decided to take a look back at the bands that marked that fuzzy musical period: That post-Pixies, post-Nirvanna crazy time when everything that was once considered fringe (or dangerous, even… blue hair? gasp!) was suddenly widely accessible at the local mall.
Whether you call it abysmal or groundbreaking (this period did give us the grrrl power of Gwen Stefani, right?), at minimum, it was the soundtrack to an exciting time in pop culture, including the birth of the World Wide Web. And for that, late-90s alterna-pop, we thank you.
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1. No Doubt perform at Clean & Sober Beach Party, 1989. (Adrian Young, Gwen Stefani and Tony Kanal). (Photo by Barry King/WireImage, 90067196)
2. The Mighty Mighty Bosstones at the MTV Video Music Awards '97 in New York (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic, 77798527)
3. Photo of Foo Fighters (Photo by Mick Hutson/Redferns, 85217128)
4. Punk Rock band Blink 182 (L-R Travis Barker, Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge) pose for a portrait in their dressing room at the Whisky A Go Go in Los Angeles, California on October 8, 1996. (Photo by Jim Steinfeldt/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images, 82965579)
5. Everclear poses for a portrait at Capitol Records in Hollywood, California on October 2, 1997. (L-R:) Drummer Greg Eklund, Vocals/guitar Art Alexakis, bass Craig Montoya. (Photo by: Jim Steinfeldt/Michael Ochs Archives/GettyImages, 76188268)
Editor's note: Maria Dias is admittedly (embarassingly?) reliving her high school/college years in this post. She spent the entire morning IM'ing with her colleagues about other bands to include as part of her 'research.' Among them: Marcy Playground, Spacehog, Cake, The Toadies, Goldfinger, Fastball and Smashmouth… Ring any bells? Good times…


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