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Sept. 20, 2013
The overall number of uninsured Americans in 2012 remained about the same as what was reported in 2011 according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau, Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States, 2012.
The survey shows the percentage of uninsured Americans decreased from 15.7 percent in 2011 to 15.4 percent in 2012, with the number remaining at 48 million people.
Other key findings in the report are:
Those individuals with an annual household income at or above $75,000 were more likely to have insurance while those with incomes under $25,000 were less likely to be insured. There were no significant changes in the rates of individuals with employer health insurance, people covered under Medicaid or those with private health insurance.
A regional review found that the Northeast had the highest rate of insured individuals, 89.2 percent while the rates of uninsured people decreased in the West and Midwest.


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Argentina's San Lorenzo to name stadium after Pope Francis
South American champions San Lorenzo are already known as the Saints, and now, their new stadium will have a heavenly name as well.
The Argentine club chose on Wednesday to name their new stadium after their most famous fan: Pope Francis.
Among other business, the executive committee met to discuss what to call the Copa Libertadores champions' new park, and when "Pope Francisco" was proposed, the board members quickly adopted it.
Se aprueba el nombre del futuro Estadio en Av. La Plata. Se llamará:...

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Bethany Cosentino's Urban Renewal line at Urban Outfitters. Old news, but I think its really cute.
Best Coast - Boyfriend
And here is Bethany preforming on of my favorites during SXSW at the back lot of Urban Outfitters. Can't wait to see them again June 3rd!
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1934 Documents from the National Archives: IRA and the Blueshirts
In the early 1930s, emotions were still running high around the country. A decade after the civil war, it was still very much in recent memory. Catriona Crowe's documents from the National Archives related to 1934 and tensions between the IRA and the Blueshirts. Ireland in 1934 In 1934, Ireland was 11 years away from the end of the Civil War. So it was still fresh in a lot of memories. The country had been ruled by Cumann na nGaedhal from 1922 to 1932, when Fianna Fail began an uninterrupted period of 16 years in power. Fianna Fail immediately embarked ...http://www.rte.ie/radio1/the-history-show/programmes/2014/0511/615538-the-history-show-sunday-11-may-2014/?clipid=1570899


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CARUTHERSVILLE, MO (KAIT) – A Hayti man charged with rape had his court case continued to later this summer.
According to court documents, a judge continued 32-year-old William Cherry's case to August 19.
Caruthersville Police tell Region 8 News, Cherry had an active warrant out for his arrest through the Pemiscot County Sheriff's Office in December 2013.
In a news release, police said the warrant listed the following charges for his arrest:
Cherry was taken to the Pemiscot Justice Center. He bonded out in March.
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Surprise! Pirates win! (Game Recap: Cubs 1, Pirates 2)
Three points, plus a link:
1) Our offense sucks. Who knew?
2) Grabow back to the DL. Thank the Lord for that balky knee -- and maybe it is the knee that's been causing him to pitch poorly this season, but if you look at his numbers historically (specifically walks and hits allowed regardless of handedness of batters faced, plus lack of strikeouts), then you shouldn't be surprised to see him pitching this way even if he had a clean bill of health.
3) As for Randy Wells sucking: lately, despite maintaining a good K/BB ratio, Wells has been giving up too many hits. So I liked last night's strategy of throwing more balls outside the zone; even if it led to a few more walks, at least it was something new. And in the end, the guy's line was pretty darn good: 6 IP, 3 H, 6 K, 1 ER (and yes, four walks).
Link) Last night, Cubs fans were introduced to Brian Schlitter -- well, unless of course the fan in question was already a regular GROTA reader, because if that were the case, they'd already know who the kid is! That's because Former GROTA Contributor Kyle (now with the Tribune, I do believe) interviewed Schlitter for a GROTA article not too long ago. It's worth another read now that Brian has pitched in Wrigley: http://www.goatriders.org/brian-schlitter-chicago-cubs-minor-league
Go Cubs!
outlook of each game
I just wonder if the urgency is at any point during these series?
April record: 11-13
May record: 15-15
June record: 9-15 (through June 29)
—yes, the wheels are starting to get wobbly, and here's a cliff turn up ahead.—
Here's some more:
In June, we've lost EVERY series opener. Every one.
I just seems that every new team we play, we don't play well from game one, that seems like the playoff games all over again, we can't win the first game anymore. How do you possibly improve from that?


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Joanna Newsom and Philip Glass to Collaborate
By Jenn Pelly on May 14, 2012 at 5:33 p.m. EDT
On June 25 at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, Philip Glass, Joanna Newsom, and violinist Tim Fain will perform together, in collaboration. The performance, which is part of Glass' Days and Nights Festival, is a benefit for Big Sur's Henry Miller Memorial Library. Glass, Newsom, and Fain will perform selections from both Glass' and Newsom's discographies, as well as new, collaborative works.
Listen: Joanna Newsom Instrumental From 1999
By Jenn Pelly on March 16, 2012 at 3:48 p.m. EDT
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Joanna Newsom: "Instrumental 1999"
It's been over two years since Joanna Newsom released her last record, but Drag City today posted something that should make fans happy: an unearthed Newsom recording from 1999, featuring six minutes of instrumental harp music "from the rich soil of the past," the label writes.
Drag City notes that the track appears on a compilation that benefits the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation.
Watch Joanna Newsom on "Portlandia"
By Jenn Pelly on February 13, 2012 at 4:45 p.m. EST
Joanna Newsom's appearance on "Portlandia" takes place during this week's episode, which airs on IFC on Friday night at 10. The scene features Newsom, Fred Armisen, and Carrie Brownstein as carefree flower children. Newsom plucks at her harp in the middle of a golden field while others tap tambourines and strum guitars. But the very Zen mood breaks when the trio are faced with the impossible task of packing Newsom's instrument into a tiny hatchback.
UPDATE: That is indeed Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes at the :15 mark. Members of the band Grass Widow are also featured in the clip.
Watch Joanna Newsom's and Fleet Foxes' Full Performances on "Austin City Limits"
By Jenn Pelly and Amy Phillips on January 22, 2012 at 5:26 p.m. EST
Last night's episode of "Austin City Limits" featured live performances from Joanna Newsom and Fleet Foxes. Newsom played "Bridges and Balloons", "Have One on Me", and "Good Intentions Paving Company", while Fleet Foxes played "Sim Sala Bim", "Your Protector", "The Shrine/An Argument", "Helplessness Blues", and "Blue Ridge Mountains".
Preview Joanna Newsom, Fleet Foxes, Wilco, Lykke Li, Florence on "ACL"
By Carrie Battan on January 18, 2012 at 5:52 p.m. EST
Joanna Newsom and Fleet Foxes are set to appear on this week's episode of PBS live music series "Austin City Limits". Watch footage of Newsom performing "Bridges and Balloons" (via Gorilla Vs. Bear) and Fleet Foxes doing "Helplessness Blues" from the show, below.
On January 28, Lykke Li and Florence and the Machine will perform, and on February 4 we'll see Wilco. Check out preview videos of all of these performances as well, after the Newsom and Fleet Foxes videos.
Watch: Clip of Joanna Newsom's "Good Intentions Paving Company" Video
By Jenn Pelly on December 7, 2011 at 11:28 a.m. EST
A short clip from Joanna Newsom's forthcoming "Good Intentions Paving Company" video has surfaced online, as Stereogum points out. Directed by Karni and Saul, the teaser pairs the track from Newsom's BNM'd Have One On Me with folkloric imagery. The clip takes place in a field, and features eccentric circus activity from a number of vintage-looking characters, including a man on stilts and a walking flower. The whole thing has an Instagram feel. (Check out stills from the video here.)
Joanna Newsom, St. Vincent, Eddie Vedder to Guest on "Portlandia"
By Jenn Pelly on November 9, 2011 at 1:11 p.m. EST
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The second season of Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein's comedy "Portlandia" starts Friday, January 6 at 10pm ET/PT on IFC. This season will feature guest appearances from Joanna Newsom, St. Vincent's Annie Clark, Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock, Eddie Vedder, and Sex Pistols' Steve Jones. (That's Brownstein with Eddie Vedder, pictured above.)
Listen: Joanna Newsom and Feist Sing With the Muppets on New Soundtrack
By Jenn Pelly on November 7, 2011 at 1:03 p.m. EST
As noted last month, Joanna Newsom and Feist are among the artists contributing to the soundtrack for the new film The Muppets. Check out the new "Muppet Show Theme", which features (barely-there) vocals from Newsom, at Stereogum. And hear quick vocal contributions from Feist and Mickey Rooney (along with the film's stars, Jason Segal and Amy Adams) on "Life's a Happy Song", below (via Bleeding Cool). "Life's a Happy Song" was written by Flight of the Conchords' Bret McKenzie, who served as music supervisor for the film.
Watch Joanna Newsom and Fleet Foxes' Robin Pecknold Arm Wrestle
By Jenn Pelly on October 19, 2011 at 2:35 p.m. EDT
Joanna Newsom and Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold might be two of indie rock's most gentle stars, but their brute strength came out in a recent arm wrestling match the two undertook for an Under the Radar photo shoot. Guess who takes it? (Via Stereogum)
Joanna Newsom, Feist, Andrew Bird Appear on Muppets Soundtrack
By Jenn Pelly on October 10, 2011 at 5:14 p.m. EDT
Joanna Newsom, Feist, and Andrew Bird will appear alongside Kermit and Miss Piggy on the soundtrack for the new Muppets film, The Muppets, according to a Billboard report. Walt Disney Records will release the soundtrack on November 21, just two days before the film opens in the U.S. on November 23. Bret McKenzie from Flight of the Conchords served as music supervisor.
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The World As I See It An Essay By Einstein
"How strange is the lot of us mortals! Each of us is here for a brief sojourn; for what purpose he knows not, though he sometimes thinks he senses it. But without deeper reflection one knows from daily life that one exists for other people — first of all for those upon whose smiles and well-being our own happiness is wholly dependent, and then for the many, unknown to us, to whose destinies we are bound by the ties of sympathy. A hundred times every day I remind myself that my inner and outer life are based on the labors of other men, living and dead, and that I must exert myself in order to give in the same measure as I have received and am still receiving…
"I have never looked upon ease and happiness as ends in themselves — this critical basis I call the ideal of a pigsty. The ideals that have lighted my way, and time after time have given me new courage to face life cheerfully, have been Kindness, Beauty, and Truth. Without the sense of kinship with men of like mind, without the occupation with the objective world, the eternally unattainable in the field of art and scientific endeavors, life would have seemed empty to me. The trite objects of human efforts — possessions, outward success, luxury — have always seemed to me contemptible.
"My passionate sense of social justice and social responsibility has always contrasted oddly with my pronounced lack of need for direct contact with other human beings and human communities. I am truly a 'lone traveler' and have never belonged to my country, my home, my friends, or even my immediate family, with my whole heart; in the face of all these ties, I have never lost a sense of distance and a need for solitude…""My political ideal is democracy. Let every man be respected as an individual and no man idolized. It is an irony of fate that I myself have been the recipient of excessive admiration and reverence from my fellow-beings, through no fault, and no merit, of my own. The cause of this may well be the desire, unattainable for many, to understand the few ideas to which I have with my feeble powers attained through ceaseless struggle. I am quite aware that for any organization to reach its goals, one man must do the thinking and directing and generally bear the responsibility. But the led must not be coerced, they must be able to choose their leader. In my opinion, an autocratic system of coercion soon degenerates; force attracts men of low morality… The really valuable thing in the pageant of human life seems to me not the political state, but the creative, sentient individual, the personality; it alone creates the noble and the sublime, while the herd as such remains dull in thought and dull in feeling.
"This topic brings me to that worst outcrop of herd life, the military system, which I abhor… This plague-spot of civilization ought to be abolished with all possible speed. Heroism on command, senseless violence, and all the loathsome nonsense that goes by the name of patriotism — how passionately I hate them!
"The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science. Whoever does not know it and can no longer wonder, no longer marvel, is as good as dead, and his eyes are dimmed. It was the experience of mystery — even if mixed with fear — that engendered religion. A knowledge of the existence of something we cannot penetrate, our perceptions of the profoundest reason and the most radiant beauty, which only in their most primitive forms are accessible to our minds: it is this knowledge and this emotion that constitute true religiosity. In this sense, and only this sense, I am a deeply religious man… I am satisfied with the mystery of life's eternity and with a knowledge, a sense, of the marvelous structure of existence — as well as the humble attempt to understand even a tiny portion of the Reason that manifests itself in nature."
Thales of Miletus (620-540 BC)
Thales was the first man to whom the name of Wise was given. He wrote two books about the solstice and the equinox, for he is said to have been the first who studied astronomy, and who foretold the eclipses and motions of the sun. He asserted water to be the principle of all things, that the world had life, and was full of spirits: they say that it was he who first divided the year into three hundred and sixty-five days. He never had any teacher except the priests of Egypt. Hieronymus says that he measured the Pyramids: watching their shadow, and calculating when they were of the same size as that was. He said that there was no difference between life and death. "Why, then," said one to him, "do not you die?" "Because," said he, "it does make no difference." When he was asked what was very difficult, he said, "To know one's self." And what was easy, "To advise another." When asked how men might live most virtuously, he said, "If we never do ourselves what we blame in others. The apophthegm, "know yourself," is his." from: Diogenes Laertius - Lives of the Eminent Philosophers
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If you need celiac friendly recipes or just want to eat gluten free here are a range of recipes that do not contain any wheat, rye, barley or oats.
Easy to bake and gluten free. Stays crunchy for days and tastes almost like fudge. Everyone adores it.
Recipe by: phinnie
A smooth, creamy Indian drink that is also a dessert! Watch this recipe being made in the Allrecipes Mango Lassi Video.
Recipe by: YONNA
The favourite dish of my daughter Molly, this is a super easy slow cooker chicken dinner to make. You can serve with rice and/or vegetables.
Recipe by: COOKIELUVR1
Indian food is one of my favourites, so when my friend made this slow cooker version for my family we were head over heels! I don't think I've had a Butter Chicken that I've liked more. It's wonderful to put into the slow cooker in the morning and come home to the warm Indian spice smell....LOVE IT! Serve with basmati rice and warm naan bread.
Recipe by: The Meal Planner
Dad has always been the master of this recipe which has been handed down from his parents. He makes it every week for a snack. It's beautiful cold and fills the house with that lovely smell of cloves. Once the meat is cold, the slices are just so tender, its awesome. You can make it with a white mustard sauce too if you are having it for dinner.
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The links below take you to dynamically generated lists of Randy Christofferson's peakbagging activity.
Reports showing a climber's buddies and other climbers. Click for More Info
Lists personally created by Randy Christofferson. Click for More Info
These reports show number of peaks climbed, highest point reached, and other statistics grouped by year or month.


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The Player Council originally announced in the January 2013 Producer's Letter has opened its doors to applications. You can nominate not only yourself, but also a fellow player that might be "a positive addition to the council." The applications are open from today, March 22st to April 19th. The term of the council membership will be for the entire calendar year of 2013.
As suspected there are a number of benefits to being on the council including:
- Providing direct feedback to the LOTRO team.
- Comment on aspects of elements of the game before they have even reached an Alpha state.
- Draft reports for the community on their activities.
- Receive a quarterly stipend of Turbine Points.
- Guaranteed access to all Beta tests during their term
- Invitations to player parties or similar events (at their own expense)
There are of course a number of requirements that must be met in order to become a member of the council including signing an NDA,, communicate in English, maintain an "active play style" during their term, etc. Also, they cannot be "Members of the press or those acting in a journalistic/editorial capacity are not eligible to participate on the council." (Which means that most of the podcasts and some fansites are ineligible. Ah well.)
So if you're interested or know someone who'd do a good job, fire up your email and fill out the application!


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A screenshot of a GPS-tracked drift through the Olympic Park, Stratford - the beginning of an exploratory counter-mapping project.
I have an article in the latest issue of the British Journal of Criminology about the subfield of geography known as "critical cartography" and its implications for criminology and crime mapping. Click here to read it.
In The Great Shark Hunt, Hunter S Thompson recalls Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas as "a failed experiment" in gonzo journalism. Thompson originally intended to record every detail of his now notorious Las Vegas excursion as it happened, and then publish the results unedited.
Thompson was a undoubtedly a purist in this regard, but what is gonzo journalism anyway? It disregards almost all journalistic conventions: it is written without claims to objectivity, incorporates a first person narrative and combines fiction and non-fiction licentiously in order to achieve the desired effect (whatever that may be). In addition to Thompson's hallmark stream-of-consciousness style, other gonzo techniques include hyperbole, exaggeration, snippets of dialogue and outright plagiarism.
Gonzo bears certain similarities to certain strains of (auto)ethnographic writing - I'm thinking in particular of the brilliant work of Jeff Ferrell on graffiti writers and "scrounging", and more recently, Bradley Garrett's book on urban exploration. With this in mind I began toying with the idea of a gonzo criminology some time ago.
When I was asked to write a piece on shoplifting by Hurt You Bad magazine for their now-shelved second issue, I decided to employ my own take on a "gonzo criminological style": semi-fictional - after all, "fiction is often the best fact" - non-academic, yet theoretically informed, amongst other things. So consider what follows a failed experiment in gonzo criminology…
The spirit of each historical epoch is embodied in its architectural monuments. If the Colosseum symbolises the imperial power of ancient Rome, and the pyramids of the Giza necropolis bare testament to archaic notions of social hierarchy, then the symbolising edifice of the 21st Century is the shopping centre. The future ruins of London: derelict hypermarkets, decaying storefronts and desolate multi-storey carparks. Billboards slump dejectedly, polyethylene bags tumble through deserted shopping precincts, and splintering skyscrapers pockmark a dead sky.
We live in a distorted consumer theocracy. Prostrate in submission before a pantheon of new gods, superstores are our temples and shopping lists our breviaries. From cradle to coffin we are consumed by desire. Indoctrinated from birth, children now recognise brand logos before their own names.
"When I die / bury me inside the Gucci store".
Life and death in a consumer culture. Shops and shopping take on a truly metaphysical significance as our choice of sneakers, jeans, headphones, coffeehouse chain, cigarettes, cologne, mobile phone, alcohol, jewellery, make-up, car – the list goes on and on – is seen to communicate the very essence of our being.
"I shop therefore I am": selfhood off-the-shelf.
We are all composite characters. Drudging through endless strip-lit shopping aisles, our existential freedom is reduced to wondering what kind iPhone case defines us as an individual. Market researchers ask inner-city teens, "If Nike was a person, what type of person would it be?"
We are caught in a paradox: without these adornments we feel somehow naked, incomplete; yet with them, we are trapped. Because, like all religions, the new faith is founded on false hope. The covenant, the promise of a way out of this perpetual meaninglessness, can never be realised. Any fleeting satisfaction only breeds further desire in a relentless cycle of compulsory obsolescence, alienation and self-hatred. Inwardly, we look for a way out.
Shoplifting appears – at a superficial level, at least – to short-circuit this logic. The idea of getting something for nothing, the irresistible opportunity to turn the tables on the admen, the PR specialists, a whole industry conspiring to make us feel ugly and dissatisfied. Outwitting the army of shop assistants, security guards, store detectives, CCTV monitors; evading the cameras, the mirrors, the locks, the alarms, the cops; making that final leap of faith, crossing the threshold, tunnel-visioned, as time itself seems to slow down, teetering, breathless, on the edge of apprehension, arrest or worse. Control and composure, exit and escape; and then that visceral vivid rush, stealing away into the city streets and the fugitive anonymity of the crowd. All of this elevates mindless compulsion to an art form.
The ultimate retail experience: aggravated shopping.
For all but the most calculating career crooks, shoplifting leaves rationality at the door; price tags become meaningless, getting busted – in that moment – seems impossible. The work-sleep-shop-repeat prison becomes a hedonistic dreamworld, a playground-paradise. Yet, at the same time, there is something inherently iconoclastic in the act of stealing in a society which derives its central values from the institution of private property. Denying commodities their retail value exposes them for what they ultimately really are: worthless.
But more than the superfluous £300 jeans, the champagne, the aftershave – the recurring designer dreams, the fragments of a life not allotted to us – shoplifting promises the opportunity to steal something back. Our youth, our bodies, our friendships, our moments of joy have been flattened into advertisements for products that impoverish our lives; repackaged, shrink-wrapped and sold back to us as safe and sterile, saccharine-sweet "lifestyle" brands.
Yet the precise politics of theft – when, if ever, they even enter into the equation – are confused and uncertain: more self-justificatory than emancipatory praxis. In the heat of the moment, the latent compulsion to consume overrides any conscious decision to break or obey the law. And ultimately, almost anything can be justified, rationalised, neutralised according to the twisted logic of a postmodern moral nihilism, so why even bother thinking it through?
'A concept is a brick. It can be used to build the courthouse of reason. Or it can be thrown through the window' - Brian Massumi (often misattributed to Gilles Deleuze)
I've been returning to Deleuze and Guattari's A Thousand Plateaus a lot recently. The book is intriguing, not least because it is written in a non-linear fashion. The authors encourage readers to approach the book as they would listen to a record, moving between its "plateaus" as they please.
Particularly appealing is Deleuze and Guattari's oddball lexicon of metaphors and images-to-think-with: "nomads", "war machines", "bodies without organs" and "rhizomes" rove across and burrow through the text's 700 odd pages. Rather than orthodox conceptual models and restrictive definitions, what what we are offered is a series of approximations, characteristics and analogies. Deleuze and Guattari envisaged A Thousand Plateaus as an "open system" or a "tool box", intending their "dynamisms" to be used in ways other than those for which they had been created. As Brian Massumi writes in the book's foreword, 'The authors steal from other disciplines with glee, but they are more than happy to return the favor'.


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UO adds Native American Studies minor to ethnic studies curriculum
The University of Oregon is providing students an opportunity to learn about historic and contemporary Native American issues through a new Native American Studies minor, offered as part of the College of Arts and Sciences' Ethnic Studies program.
This is one thing that you miss out on when going to a very small college—our women's studies program was fairly new, and this was at a women's college. Ethnic studies didn't even exist. (And yes, I'm sure that's partly because of racism, but to be fair, our religion major ceased to exist for a few years while I was there because one professor left, and that was something offered when I arrived as a first-year.)
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Detroit Red Wings, 1990-1994
Florida Panthers, 1994-2000
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, 2002-2004
Ottawa Senators, 2007-present
Norris Division Title, 1991-1992
Central Division Title, 1993-1994
Playoff Appearances: 1991-1994, 1996-1997, 2000, 2003, 2008, 2010, 2012
Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 1996, 2007
Bryan Murray is the fifth NHL GM who, according to my calculations, has achieved top fifty ranking both as a GM and NHL head coach. But how does Murray rank among his peers in the NHL?
According to my rating system, Murray ranks 11th (between St. Louis' Doug Armstrong and Stan Bowman) in terms of career value and 17th (between Darcy Regier and Phoenix's Don Maloney) in Average Season Rating.
Murray's managerial career has spanned three decades but his impact in those decades was not that deep. Based on my calculations he was the 11th best GM (between Bob Pulford and Ron Caron) of the 1990s in terms of value; he ranked 17th (between George McPhee and Larry Pleau) during the 2000s; and today, during the 2010s, he ranks even worse (20th between Jay Feaster and Anaheim's Bob Murray).
In short, a competent career but not yet a superlative one.
Bryan Murray got his managerial start after setting the 1980s on fire with a brilliant run as head coach of the Washington Capitals. His sterling work drew the attention of Jim Devellano of the Detroit Red Wings. Devellano was moving upstairs in the Wings managerial chain so he offered Murray the twin portfolios of both GM and head coach.
Detroit had improved immeasurably but had not yet won the Stanley Cup. Bryan Murray was selected to take the Wings to the summit.
Unfortunately for Murray the climb to the mountain top was ultimately unsuccessful. The Wings had a losing season in his debut season although they reached the playoffs. In fact the Wings reached the playoffs during all four seasons that Murray managed the team but each time was eliminated in the first or second rounds.
Before he became a general manager, Bryan Murray had long since been cursed with horrible playoff luck. During his head coaching reign in Washington, Murray had repeatedly led the Caps to the playoffs only to suffer early elimination. He never reached the Stanley Cup finals during the 1980s and this was the prime reason why Murray was fired by the Caps.
The mark of playoff misery was still etched upon Murray's forehead and, in time, it led to his removal as Detroit's GM.
Still, during his quadrennial with Detroit, Bryan Murray left his mark on the team. He was responsible for drafting Chris Osgood, Martin Lapointe, Darren McCarty, Anders Eriksson and Mike Knuble into the NHL. And it was Murray who got Kris Draper from the Winnipeg Jets (now the Phoenix Coyotes) for future considerations—a brilliant steal and a job well done.
Murray was not unemployed for very long. When Panthers GM Bobby Clarke returned home to Philadelphia Bryan Murray was hired to become the second GM in Panthers franchise history.
Florida under Bobby Clarke went with a youth movement to build the team. Murray bolstered the youth movement by drafting from the Europe: selecting Radek Dvorak and Filip Kuba in 1995, Jaroslav Spacek in 1997, and Niklas Hagman in 1999, all of whom played extensively in the NHL.
Bryan Murray inherited the late Roger Neilson as head coach when he took over as Panthers GM but after one season Murray fired Neilson because he did not like Neilson's defense-first tactics. Murray wanted greater offensive strength. Murray replaced Neilson with Doug Maclean and what followed was the most extraordinary season in Panthers franchise history.
In only their third season of existence the Panthers made it all the way to the Stanley Cup finals (only to be annihilated by the Colorado Avalanche in four straight). Bryan Murray was named NHL executive of the year. The Panthers appearance in the Stanley Cup finals set an NHL record for expansion franchises—one that will unlikely ever be broken.
It was also a personal vindication for Murray as a GM. He had broken his curse. (As an NHL head coach though Murray still had a long way to go before he broke his playoff curse).
For the remainder of his stay in Florida, Murray never equaled what he did in 1996. By the end of 2000 he was fired as the Panthers GM and quickly found work in Anaheim, first as head coach and, later in 2002, as their general manager.
Bryan's managerial stint with Anaheim bears close scrutiny. Murray's eye for hockey talent developed into a keen, shrewd edge. During his two years as Ducks GM Murray drafted Corey Perry, Ryan Getzlaf, Joffrey Lupul, and Shane O'Brien into the NHL.
Greater still, he had an impact in hockey history by giving Mike Babcock his first NHL coaching stint when he hired him to serve as Anaheim head coach in 2002; thus beginning a stellar NHL coaching career that has seen Babcock become (by my calculations) the finest NHL head coach of the 21st Century (thus far). When Mike Babcock is elected to the HHOF as a builder he better give thanks to Bryan Murray for giving him the opportunity to prove himself. Babcock in his rookie season led the Ducks to their first Stanley Cup and came within one game of winning the Cup.
Bryan Murray was a buttress of strength for Babcock, bolstering Babcock's roster by adding veterans Petr Sykora and Rob Niedermayer to the team.
When in 2004 the team failed to equal what they did in 2003, Murray resigned as GM and returned home to Ottawa to become head coach and, later GM, of the Ottawa Senators where he has remained ever since.
Murray finally overcame his heartbreak tendencies as a head coach, leading the Sens to their sole Stanley Cup final in 2007 (only to lose ironically to Anaheim).
As a GM he has not had the same draft luck with Ottawa as he did with Florida or Anaheim. His sole gem in the draft pick (thus far) has been the young Erik Karlsson, the 2012 Norris Trophy winner.
Murray's Sens have earned three playoff appearances in five seasons. Furthermore Murray has had trouble finding a competent coach on par with his own sterling coaching skills. Murray stepped down as head coach in 2008 and he has made four coaching changes since then but he has struck gold with Paul Maclean. Maclean led the Senators to the 2012 playoffs and was a 2012 finalist for the Jack Adams award.
The Senators today have roared out of the blocks and are competing for the Northeast Division lead but the challenge that remains for Bryan Murray and the Ottawa Senators is whether they have the talent to win the Stanley Cup—a significant for both the Senators and Bryan Murray.
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Kitsuné Parisien III : TOYS "Noise"
A jazz arranger and a sound-engineer/producer part of Paris' semi-legendary 18th quarterclique, Paul Prier and Bastien Doremus, TOYS members, combine their varied influences to craft the soundtrack to a glorious psychedelic funeral march.
And as their last single "Noise" is featured on the forthcoming Kitsuné Parisien III compilation – out February 4th, we interviewed them on their Paris affinities, their favourite places and their forthcoming projects.
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Watch TOYS' "Noise" video directed by Vittorio Bettini!
What does Paris represent for you?
Our cradle, our playground, our daily source of inspiration. The choice to live in a complex city, as harmful as magic.
Paris is a breeding ground, full of stories, anecdotes, all crazier than the other. What we like in Paris is to know we can do anything, even if we don't do anything!
Paris in 3 essential places?
- The 18th district and particularly Pigalle, our arena, neighborhood, friends, bars, houses…
- Barbès for its madness, its unique atmosphere surrounding and because we shot our "Noise" video there.
- Belleville street, where our studio is located, for its liveliness, folk side and stimulating energy.
The song that describes Paris the best according to you?
Louis Malle's film "Ascenceur pour l'échafaud" soundtrack, composed by Miles Davis. It has the peculiarity to has been registered in live for the movie, however it's perfectly running lonely.
Your favorite track from the two last editions of the Kitsuné Parisien series?
"So Long My Love" from Tomorrow's World.
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The release of our new EP in the coming months, with a new super video and a tour is also planned. A lot of work in studio and, we hope, many surprises!
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Buchanan helped lead Texas A&M's women's basketball team to three Big 12 titles and four top-25 finishes as a player, including top-10 finishes in each of her final three seasons.
Texas Tech women's basketball announced Monday that all of their basketball camps for June 2013 have been cancelled following the change in coaching staffs with the Lady Raiders.
The Lady Raiders were the only Big 12 Conference team to have all three backcourt starters named to either the first or second team.
The Texas Tech Lady Raiders beat Texas 69-62 Sunday at the United Spirit Arena.
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Yes, not only were there long queues to log on, tons of lag near Silithus, and server crashes galore, but I even heard of news reporters creating accounts and getting summoned as low level characters into Silthus to report on the event.
There was a slew of enemies pouring through the gates and the bug spawns in most other Kalimdor zones (Feralas, Tanaris The Barrens, etc all were fighting them too). On top of that, the 3 big bug hives in Silthus had raid boss bugs spawn, at least one of which would do a knock-back ability that would send people anywhere near it flying across the zone, most likely to their death.
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A man or a woman is the sum total of his or her choices. Nothing more, nothing less. Yet there's a secret to life no one is willing to accept. As we get older, it becomes easier to reflect upon relationships past, to wonder if we made the big mistake, to think we never gave that 'someone' a shot. Borne out of desperation, we do this since some of us have less years ahead of us than we do behind us. It's easy, and convenient. But the truth of the matter when it comes to past relationships is this: There are no wrong decisions.
Recently, I was having a conversation with a very good friend about getting older. We talked about ex-girlfriends from years gone by, and about the 'What if?' question that many men would be reluctant to admit enters their minds. Did I let that one get away? Should I have taken a chance on the other one? Should I have done things differently? Would I have been better off now had I stayed with her? The answer is a resounding No. These are not Mansy considerations; they are human ones. Time spent on these considerations is time lost. And wasting this time — your life, which is finite — is dangerous to your health.
In our culture we do not consider the importance of balanced physical and mental health. A man in his forties knows better than to risk injury by trying to replicate the level of fitness or athleticism attained in his twenties. The mind is no different. Living in the past is counterproductive, and risks a different kind of injury. It prevents evolution, and limits the potential of your life, of your mind. When you live in the past, you forget this. As an intuitive being, you never made decisions in past relationships based on where they would take you; you made decisions based on the intuitive information you had at hand. The collapse, the infidelity, the breakup, the you-loved-each-other-but-had-to-go-to-different-colleges-anyway — whatever the precipitating event was, you made decisions based on your intuition. And these decisions were always the right ones.
There is no such thing as fate. The universe only puts the truth in front of you at all times. Your measure as an individual is defined by how you square up to the truth. These are the choices that define you.
So celebrate the good news. It's not the past that defines you — it's the next waking minute.
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San Jose Sharks 4, Wild 2; Clutterbuck, Sykora injuredPosted on October 11th, 2009 – 1:01 AM
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I'm going to be quick. I'm writing on Blackberry. No Internet in pressbox and now dial up's not working.
The Wild will have to make a couple roster moves Sunday or Monday after losing Cal Clutterbuck and Petr Sykora in the first period tonight in San Jose. There are no extra forwards on the roster, so I'd suspect we're going to see Andy Hilbert here at least and probably Nathan Smith. There's also Colton Gillies, Craig Weller, Danny Irmen and Petr Kalus in the minors.
Sykora tweaked his groin. He'll be evaluated Sunday to see how serious, but Clutterbuck hurt his ankle and it looked to be very serious. He could put very little weight on it as he hobbled off. He got his skate caught in a rut when he went for a hit.
"He was in a lot of pain, so that's not a good sign," coach Todd Richards said.
Of all the hits Clutterbuck's dished and taken, the poor guy's hurt because his toe gets caught in the ice. If this is a major injury (and remember, broken ankles are often better than sprained ankles, especially high ankle sprains), this is a huge loss for this team. Granted, I don't know the extent of the injury yet. Just saying.
The Wild played a tremendous game the first 30 minutes tonight, outshooting San Jose 26-13 and outscoring the Sharks 2-0. But then a little letdown, and two goals in 2:41 turned the tide. Then the Wild began to unravel. They didn't have another shot rest of period. The Sharks ultimately took the lead late in the period on Dany Heatley"s goal, then took a 4-2 lead nine seconds into the third when Marleau somehow skated himself into breakaway. Heatley's goal was awesone. Whole time he's waiting for puck in slot, looking at net, waiting, looking. Then he gets puck and perfect one timer with two guys on him. Goal scorer's goal.
The Wild was overextended up front. It went from 12 forwards to nine for the final 40 minutes because Todd Richards stopped using John Scott.
The Wild's power play was hideous tonight. Yeah, it scored a goal, but the power play between Jed Ortmeyer's goal and Patrick Marleau's first was beyond terrible. It was like the Wild lost its heads in the neutral zone. The Sharks barely let Minnesota in the zone, then tied the game 14 seconds later. This after the crowd finally had reason to cheer earlier because the Wild couldn't score on a two-minute 5-on-3, then took a penalty to nullify the final 48 seconds or so. Sometimes, when PP is that bad, you wish you could negate it bc the always-incredible SJ crowd was just going nuts with every kill.
The Wild worked hard and everybody reeled off that line after. You know the old, if we play like this, we'll win our share of games.
Moral victory, yes. Standings say 1-3 with three games left on this trip. And now no Clutterbuck and Sykora.
Four games into the season, it's gut check time. I'll only update the blog Sunday if the Wild have injury updates or make roster moves.
Otherwise, complete day off for the team and me. Thirteen Wild players are going to the 49ers game. The rest are doing their own thing in San Fran. I'll be in Napa if you need me checking out Val Bure and Candace Cameron Bure's winery.


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(Board Certified in Cardiolovascular Disease and Internal Medicine)
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Mountain View Center
701 E. El Camino Real
Mountain View, California 94040
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(650) 404-8300
701 E. El Camino Real
Mountain View, California 94040
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(650) 404-8300
Medical Affiliation(s)
Education & Training
Medical education:
University of Southern California, 1984
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Cardiovascular Disease - UCLA Medical Center
Additional Information
ECG, congestive heart failure, echocardiography
Spoken Languages
Personal Interests
Dr. Wong enjoys biking, skiing and spending time with his family.
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Jonathan Brewster, played by Joshua Martin, puts a gag on Mortimer Brewster, played by Joshua Horneff, as Dr. Einstein, played by Brock Belt, ties Mortimer to a chair in the Saturday night performance of Arsenic and Old Lace. The play continues this week with performances Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and a Saturday matinee at 2 p.m. in the Montezuma-Cortez High School auditorium.
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A lag time and S-graph are required to compute a unit hydrograph. Compute a unit hydrograph for a basin by first selecting the basin and then choosing the Unit Hydrograph Method... button from the Edit Orange County Unit Hydrograph Parameters dialog.
Basin lag time (hrs) is usually based on the time of concentration (Tc) computed using the rational method analysis. Lag time is automatically calculated to be 0.8*Tc when you enter a value for Tc, but you can always enter any value for lag time. Entering a Tc value is not required because it is only used to compute lag time.
There are four standard S-graphs that are used in Orange County: valley developed, valley undeveloped, foothill, and mountain. You must toggle the check box on next to each S-graph that you would like to use. A composite S-graph is computed using the decimal weights assigned to each of the standard S-graphs.
The Plot Unit Hydrograph button computes the unit hydrograph using the lag time and composite S-graph and displays the results in both a graphical and tabular format.
Clicking on OK will write the unit hydrograph data to the UI card for analysis using HEC-1.
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ADDISON COUNTY — The Middlebury Union High School team made most of the local boys' soccer headlines, and for good reason: The Tigers had a dream season, earning the top seed in Division I and winning two playoff games before finishing with a 14-2 record.
BRANDON — Otter Valley Union High School's Walking Stick Theater Company will present the Broadway musical Legally Blonde Nov. 15-18.
Twenty-five student actors, 25 student technicians and eight teachers will be taking part. Jeff Hull, who directs the school's Theater Arts program, says audiences will be blown away by the energy and level of difficulty of the show, which just became available for production outside professional theaters.
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BRANDON — New Otter Valley Union Activities Director Steven Keith will be doing double duty this winter: He was chosen in late October as the school's new girls' basketball coach.
Keith, a 2003 OVUHS graduate, has basketball coaching experience: He has run camps at OV and in Massachusetts; coached AAU basketball, including U-15 girls' teams; and assisted at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
OV Co-Principal Jim Avery said he hopes Keith will be a long-term answer for a program that has seen some turnover at the coaching position.
ADDISON COUNTY — Middlebury fell in its Division I first-round game Tuesday as the high school field hockey playoffs opened, while in D-II Mount Abraham and Otter Valley will take the field for Friday quarterfinals.
The No. 9 Tigers' quest for a second-straight D-I crown ended with a 3-1 loss at No. 8 Mount Mansfield on Tuesday. Tiffany Danyow's late first-half goal tied the game at 1-1, but the 6-7-2 Cougars scored twice in the second half for the victory. Goalie Baily Ryan was credited with 11 saves for the 1-12-1 Tigers.
BRANDON — Back on Sept. 27 in North Clarendon, the Mill River Union High School girls' soccer team ripped off five straight goals in a 6-2 win over Otter Valley.
It was different on Monday on Markowski Field, where the improving Otters outshot the Minutemen, 28-19, in a 1-1 stalemate.
The Otters are still just 2-8-1, comparable to their records over the past few years, but senior leading scorer Lauren Nesshoever said that record does not reflect the quality of their play.
THETFORD — Middlebury Union High School junior Max Moulton and Vergennes senior Shep Carter posted the top local finishes on Saturday at the 22nd annual Woods Trail Run in Thetford cross-country race, a major regional event that drew hundreds of runners to Vermont from dozens of high schools from all six New England states.
Moulton finished 29th among roughly 600 competitors on the challenging, hilly 5-kilometer course in 18:01.30, and Carter was 78th in 18:44.99.
BRANDON — Visiting Fair Haven on Tuesday gave the Otter Valley Union High School boys' soccer team a tougher challenge than the Otters expected on their Senior Day, but ultimately OV's relentless pressure gave them a 2-1 win.
The victory was the Otters' fourth in five games, including a 6-0 victory over the Slaters in Fair Haven on Oct. 1.
Senior striker and co-captain Jeff Corbett said they didn't play as well this time, despite OV's advantages of 32-8 in shots at goal and 8-1 in corner kicks.
BRANDON — The visiting Woodstock Wasps came out flying on Monday and dealt the Otter Valley Union High School field hockey team its first Division II loss of the year, 3-0.
Woodstock (4-3) dominated the first 20 minutes of the game and scored at 21:28 and 16:11 as the Otters seemed unable, at least early on, to match the Wasps' determination.
The Otters (4-3-1) countered and controlled the final 10 minutes of the first half and long stretches of the second half, earning an 11-4 overall edge in penalty corners.
BRANDON — The Otter Valley football team's 20-18 win over U-32 on Saturday was extra sweet as the team's first Homecoming win in five years.
"I made a point to the kids all week that we wanted to change (five years of Homecoming losses)," Coach Jim Hill said. "And they went out there and found a way to win."
VERGENNES — On Monday, for the first time since 2010 the members of the Vergennes Union High School boys' lacrosse team walked off the field with a victory.
The Commodores led a shorthanded visiting Otter Valley team at the half, 3-0, and then erupted for eight third-quarter goals in a 12-1 victory in their season opener.
Junior attackman Joe Krayewsky sparked VUHS with eight goals, but said the win was the product of a team-wide effort to bounce back from two seasons of frustration: VUHS was 1-14 in 2010 before 2011's winless campaign.
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