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If the Thrashers slim playoff hopes were in serious condition coming into the game in Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon…they are now on life support after blowing a lead late in the third and then losing 4-3 to the Penguins in overtime.
The Thrashers had lead 3-2 late in the game and help 1-goal leads three times in the game…1-0 , 2-1 and 3-2.
With the score 3-2, Jimmy Slater was whistled for a holding call with 2:27 left and the Penguins capitalized on Sergei Gonchar's power play goal with just 1:14 left before the period ended. The Thrashers then watched the much-needed second point skate away with the Penguins as Jordan Leopold scored 2:50 into the extra time…Sidney Crosby set up the goal with his 3rd assists on the day.
Maxim Afinogenov opened the scoring with 48 second remaining in the first period. It was his 24th of the year, setting a new career mark for goals scored. That's right…24 goals from a player so "hurting" to sign with a team last summer that he came here for a measly $800,000.
Nicely done, Max!
After Evgeni Malkin tied the score at the 12:05 mark of the second, Tim Stapleton scored his second goal for the Thrashers…just two days after scoring his first. Pittsburgh struck again early in the third on Tyler Kennedy's 12th of the season, but Rich Peverley put Atlanta up 3-2 just 1:04 later. It was number 22 for the Pevs Dispenser.
Johan Hedberg stopped 31 of the 35 shots he faced and his record is now 10-15-6 on the season.
Two of the Penguins goals came with a Thrasher sitting in the sin-bin, snapping Atlanta's steak of nine games without surrendering a power play goal…they were 23 for 23 during those games and coming into today's game had killed off 25 straight since last allowing a power play goal in the first period of their 4-3 win over Buffalo back on March 16.
Going into the today's game, the Pens and Devils were ties for the Atlantic Division lead with identical 4-26-7 records. The Devils will play tonight against the Hurricanes in an attempt to equal Pittsburgh's result this afternoon and remain deadlocked with the Pens. The two will not play each other in the remaining four games left on the schedule.
With the consolation overtime loser point, the Thrashers now have 81 for the season. This means the most they can amass is 87…and that's only if they win all three of the remaining games on the schedule starting Tuesday when the New Jersey Devils and Ilya Kovalchuk come to town. But by that time, it could be all but over for the Thrashers ever-fading playoff aspirations.
The Canadiens have 84 going into tonight's game against the Sabres and win there would give them 86. They will then travel to Long Island on Tuesday. Three points earned in those two games would mathematically eliminate the Thrashers from being able to finish as high as 6th in the conference.
Boston has 82 points with two games before Tuesday night…Toronto tonight and Washington on Monday. And the Flyers go into tomorrow afternoon's game with the Red Wings also with 82 points…they will play in Toronto on Tuesday evening.
And then the Rangers will play in Florida tonight. New York will look to take over sole possession of ninth place with a win against the Panthers…moving the Thrashers to tenth in the Eastern Conference.
Going into tonight's action…Montreal and Philly have four more games while Boston and the Rangers have five. Atlanta has three.
So…the Thrashers aren't officially "dead" yet…but they are on life support, in serious need of help, the family has been called to the room, a priest has been called and the bugler stands by to play taps.
April 3rd, 2010
5:04 pm
First! And only?
April 3rd, 2010
5:05 pm
How many times does Jimmy "Bonehead" Slater have to take a penalty in the offensive zone in the last five minutes before he gets to sit near the end of a game? The guy may hustle, but he has no hands around the net and takes the dumbest of penalties. Too bad, another good effort wasted.
April 3rd, 2010
5:06 pm
I agree, slater does NOT need to return next season, he simply is NOT good enough to play here.
Open the spot for someone who will win and score !! No More slater PLEASE !
April 3rd, 2010
5:10 pm
Playoffs? I love ya Rawhide but playoffs? Playoffs my backside! These quitters do not have any intentions of reaching the playoffs. Is that not obvious to everyone? Dam sure is to me. Forgive carryover but…Used to be apathetic to Trashers. Now I hate them. Every dam one of them except Johan Lehtonen. Moose is moving closer to my hate list after that obvious giveup job in Pittsburgh. The Tennessee Tuxedos were coasting! They were prime to be had. Trashers said no thanks! Any playoff appearances will cause havoc with our golf tee times. So they went bellyup with yet another totally heartless exhibition! Moose let one in shot from Scranton. Even Kari Lehtonen never did that! Painfully evident team wanted to lose. IF THEY CLAIM OTHERWISE THEY ARE DAM LIARS! Allow me to play Devil's Adocate. I will fake being an apologist! Here goes. Team played well. Yawn. Led most of way. Ho hum. Had Stanley Cup defenders on ropes. Uh huh. Never gave up. Lie. Played with intensity. Lie. Played tough. Lie. Performed well on hostile ice. Zzzzzz. Got some terrible calls. Boo hoo. Team collected a point. Jump into Hell with that meaningless pity point! Now on to more important stuff. Trasher goaltender allowed three marshmallow goals. Three! A KL effort if ever I witnessed one. A high school netminder would have stopped those three goals. No gripe on first power play tally. Hope somebody puts that SOB Malkin in hospital! ASAP. To all apologists. I was going to say go to Hell but I have a better solution. When the Trashers pack up for their journey to Hamilton then pack up and join them. Atlanta does not need the Trashers nor its apologist fans! I am dam tired of these gutless quitters representing my state. To Hell with all of them! ++STENDEK++ Happy Easter to Rawhide, Chris, Moose and all fellow fans who know Trashers are uncaring oxygen wastes who quit on fans months ago!
April 3rd, 2010
5:10 pm
Missy Kovy, a Coach, a GM, an Owner.
Shall I go on?
April 3rd, 2010
5:12 pm
Hard not to wonder how if Kovy would have made a HUGE diff in all these one goal games like today's 4-3, the 2-1 against Toronto and the 2-1 loss against Washington.
We lost our leader and a lot of the energy when he left. http://sportsclimax.com/nhl/kovalchuk-showing-great-leadership-in-atlanta/
Mathematically looking grim but it's sports and you never know but as you say Bill, it's on life support.
April 3rd, 2010
5:17 pm
Hope I can get the ASG to buy me a new remote control.
Charter remote RIP 4/3/2010 we hardly knew you.
April 3rd, 2010
5:18 pm
It seems the second you think that, maybe, they can do it, they crap out and make you sorry for believing in them.
April 3rd, 2010
5:20 pm
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. They're Pittsburgh. We're Atlanta. They're the defending Stanley Cup Champions. We're the defending posterchild for no accountability, inaction, and procrastination.
April 3rd, 2010
5:22 pm
Ya Thrashers could have won this game but can't be leaving Gonchard or whatever his name was wide open to blast a slap shot from the point. Also the refs must have had money riding on this game. Pens got away with 2 slashes, two trips includling a slew foot on Bogosian, then another high stick whack on the back of Bogosian's head and no fracking calls that I saw. What total and utter bulls**t! I was proud of the boys for hanging tough and almost beating the Stanley Cup Champs on their own ice but the ice was definately tilted towards the Penguins as the officiating again continues to be horrible and inconsistent this year.
April 3rd, 2010
5:27 pm
And, you know what else? I bet Waddell's contract will be renewed this summer. This sh!t is going to be great in the eyes of the ASG. Why? Because they don't care, and they never will. Bettman needs to step in. NOW.
I generally refrain from posting negative comments, but this game just tears it.
April 3rd, 2010
5:34 pm
Someone PLEASE tell that fat lady to put a cork in it! Her song has become permanently stuck in my head.
April 3rd, 2010
5:34 pm
Here's the boxscore. http://www.nhl.com/ice/boxscore.htm?id=2009021164
Notice Antropov's 43rd assist and Enstrom's 44th assist. Evander Kane had a helper, too.
April 3rd, 2010
5:38 pm
A correction Rawhide from your first paragraph. The Thrashers did not blow the lead. The game was handed to the Pens on a silver platter courtesy of Marc Joannette, Tom Kowal, Derek Amell, and David Brisebois. This was the poorest excuse of officiating I have seen in my entire life. Crosby slewfoots Bogosian while the ref is LOOKING STRAIGHT AT HIM and no call. It's hard enough to win but jebus when you have to skate 5 guys against 9? I guess again Crosby owes that official a favor…….
April 3rd, 2010
5:39 pm
Horrible..Horrible…Horrible penalty on Slater. What could he have been thinking?? I like his game the first 55 mintues of play, but sit him until he stops playing like he is in juniors at crunch time. What a back breaker….THEY HAD THE GAME IN HAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
April 3rd, 2010
5:39 pm
I'm baaaa-aaackkk! And then I'm leaving again tomorrow. So, for what it's worth:
Geez, I've been gone for a few weeks and look at the changes in the lineup:
Chelios is so old – his first game was broadcast in Morse code!
Chelios is so old – he wasn't a democrat or republican; he was a whig! (look up the whig party); you'll laugh later.
This kid Stapleton is so young – his mother is waiting in the stands with fruit cups and juice boxes for the rest of the team. Seriously, have you seen him? This kid can't start a playoff beard until he hits puberty!
Thanks folks; be sure and tip your waitresses.
So much for standup. I gotta say that was a stupid penalty for Slater to take with 2 1/2 minutes to go in the game. There was absolutely no reason he had to do that. The only reason we had a chance in this game was the Moose. He wasn't just standing on his head; he was standing on his head on top of another guy that was standing up. We were really missing Kubina (what happened to him, anyway?).
Here's my shoutout to Bryan Little; hope you're not hurt as badly as it looked from TV. You had a really tough second season; essentially playing on a line by yourself. Take it easy & rehab in the offseason and hopefully they'll get you real linemates for next year.
April 3rd, 2010
5:47 pm
Penguins had TOO MANY MEN ON THE ICE! 4 as a matter of fact. Most of us fans will bitch and complain but the refs weren't calling anything against the "Darlings" of the NHL.
Missed a puck that hit netting.
Missed several slashes.
Missed the 2 penguins double teaming a thrasher already down on the ice during the last brawl.
If the game had BEEN FAIR and the "darlings" had been correctly penalized the outcome would have been different!
April 3rd, 2010
5:48 pm
You know, I hate to blame the refs. Yes, Mr. Heat Miser You are absolutely correct re; Cindy Crosby on Bogosian. There was at least 1 other penalty they could have called on him. What I thought was eggregious was the scrum, where the only penalty went to Thorburn? Usually it takes 2 to tango. However ultimately, we didn't score enough and we allowed them to score too much. Bottom line.
April 3rd, 2010
5:49 pm
MM and DE praised the play of the Thrashers, as do others on this board. I saw a different match.
—–From the opening face-off, Pittsburgh had more jump. They were faster to the puck, stronger on the puck and won battles for the puck. Without doing the measurement, I would bet Pittsburgh won time of possession 2:1.
—–The Pens had time and space. The Thrashers had precious little of either.
—–The Pens made tape to tape passes. The Thrashers chipped the puck and hoped someone got there.
—–Pittsburgh valued puck possession. When they won the puck, they made accurate passes to advance the puck and attempt to score. When the Thrashers won the puck, they chipped it out and tried to regroup to defend the next rush. The Thrashers will not be a Stanley Cup player until they value puck possession.
—–Chipping the puck out announces to the other team that the Thrashers have abandoned half their offense and are "on the ropes" on defense. Why provide the opposition with this motivation?
—–Malkin's goal was the direct result of a Thrashers' screw up. Enstrom and the penalty killer (maybe Peverly) both advanced the Pens wing. The pass went to the other wing and then back to Malkin, where Enstrom was supposed to be. I was really surprised DE didn't call out Enstrom on the air.
—–I watched the Slater penalty multiple times on my DVR. He clearly wrapped his arm around the defender, pushed the defender outside and simultaneously pushed himself to the inside position. If the roles were reversed, I would expect the penalty to be called for the Thrashers. As a Slater fan I say Slater made a really boneheaded choice. The only time this play is not a penalty is back in the swallow the whistle in the third period era.
—–I watched the winning goal multiple times on my DVR. It hit off the heel of Moose's stick and went through the 5 hole. The only explanation I can offer is that Moose was not expecting a shot. He didn't close his pads until after the puck was in the net.
In watching a lot of sports over a lot of years, I've formed the tentative conclusion that this kind of stuff happens when your not as good as the other team and when the other team can pressure you and you cannot pressure them. Bad calls, bad plays and hockey luck get magnified.
All this being said, the Thrashers did well to be up 3-2 with 3 minutes left. Perhaps the played as well as they can play against a superior team.
April 3rd, 2010
5:50 pm
So Heat Miser and I are talking about this on Facebook earlier and he beats me to posting it here! Way to go, sir!
April 3rd, 2010
5:53 pm
"Guess the Points Contest Update." Okay, here are the current standings in the NHL. http://www.nhl.com/ice/standings.htm?type=con#&navid=nav-stn-conf. With only three games left, at 81-points, the Thrashers will finish the year somewhere between 81 and 87-points. So, let's see which posters just got eliminated, and who are still alive.
Eliminated: These would be the folks with 88 or more points as their guess. Get The Puck Out, Darren, GaVaHokie, Rawhide, five_hole, viking, Hip Czech, lee, Andrew, Tony C., Toby, Statebird, JLH, Alan R., Thrasher Jim, Scotty, Hockey Biltong, mutton, ben, DWTOO, Smitty, Darkhorse, WBF, Sharon, Putting on the Foil, Thrashers27, FIF, thebigharybeast, dwayne, Dandylions, h, J.B., Mehoff, Jameson, rightshot, Adam, Will L., R.Stroz, Buzilla in CT.
Also eliminated as posters who guessed 80 or fewer points: LAC, Frosty The Snowman, Ex-STH, 12345,
Still alive, in points order, are:
81: Bob, now known as "Joe Friday."
82: Red Light and Russ
83: Curly, Pam on Weck,
84: BaldheadedThrasher Fan, polskidawg
85: Spud Webb, Brendan
86: Smoothie, HookyBob, Glovesave29
87: 3stripes, Thrashy Thrashy, Denny, Tom (Capital T)
And that's it. In future blogs, we'll break down the tie-breakers, such as divisional rank, and Conference rank. And it goes in that order. For example, Tom has 87-points, 3rd in Southeast Division, 9th in Conference, while Denny has 87-points, 3rd in Southeast Division, 10th in Conference, etc. Denny and Thrashy Thrashy have identical picks, but … Denny specified a final standing record of 40-35-7.
Glovesave29 was a points-winner last year. Though Don was the tie-breaker, technically. But Glovesave can claim to have successfully predicted the Thrashers points in back-to-back seasons, if the Thrashers finish with 86-points. Glovesave29 has 86-points, 3rd in SE division, and 9th in the Conference, whereas HookyBob has 86-points, 4th in SE division, 13th in Conference. And Smothie has 86-points, 4th in SE division, and 11th in Conference.
It's gonna be a fun finish to the "AJC points contest."
April 3rd, 2010
5:58 pm
Wait; I've got more:
Chelios is so old – he didn't realize he was being called up by the Thrashers; he thought Teddy Roosevelt wanted him to join the Rough Riders!
Chelios just set an NHL record. He's the 1st player to take to the ice wearing Depends!
Rawhide Please don't tell Chelios where I live!
April 3rd, 2010
5:59 pm
LAC says about Slater: "He simply is NOT good enough to play here."
Red Light says to LAC: "Perhaps you are confusing the Thrashers with one of the 14 teams that have an NHL caliber roster? Slater can play here and for at least for 15 other teams!"
It was a stupid penalty 120 feet from his own goal, but that's expected from one of Waddell's first-round picks.
April 3rd, 2010
5:59 pm
Well, it was still a good guess, Rawhide.
April 3rd, 2010
6:00 pm
Welcome back five_hole. Interesting you show up after Moose lets one go though his legs. Coincidence?
April 3rd, 2010
6:02 pm
A general apathy has come over me. Despite the "good" play of the Thrashers. Unfortunately, I will once again turn to excitement when they hit the ice next Tuesday.
I need help.
April 3rd, 2010
6:02 pm
Slater and Bill Guerin? Couldn't Guerin technically be Slater's Dad?
April 3rd, 2010
6:17 pm
LOL Red Light
April 3rd, 2010
6:22 pm
March 6 – March 14
6 games, 6 losses. If they had cared about making the playoffs and won about half of those they'd be sitting in a totally different spot then they are now. You got to want to win and knowing that there's only a month to go in the season you go out and lose 6 in a row … that's not showing you want to win.
April 3rd, 2010
6:37 pm
Interesting bit I was sent by a friend in Kansas City… NHL 21, the group there said in an interview
and showed highlights of the Thrashers, there is a 75% chance the team will be SOLD and moved to KC for next season. In the interview on KSHB 41 in KC, the NHL 21 spokesperson said the Thrashers ARE FOR SALE. He made no other claims, except that the Missouri Mavericks,
who play in Independence, at the Independence Events Center, sold out 75% of their games this season in a building with 7,500 seating…. And this is an NHL city without an NHL team…
Adding he hopes Atlanta moves to The Sprint center for 2010-2011 play.
Are the two games next week THE FINAL ones for NHL hockey in Atlanta ? I believe it to be.
As we ALL know, Atlanta STUPID Group and liar waddell have done everything they could to DESTROY hockey here and have done it. At the very least, it will mean THE END for waddell !
Another sad ending to NHL hockey here, but to hear a spokesperson claim the team IS FOR Sale…
Really makes you wonder… If so The NHL will NEVER return to Atlanta… We Shall See !
Lastly red light, slater is not a NHL player, so send him packing !
April 3rd, 2010
6:37 pm
Snatching DEFEAT from the jaws of victory, AGAIN!! And, WTH Moose? How on earth do you let the OT goal in?? We are cursed.
April 3rd, 2010
6:42 pm
April 3rd, 2010
6:42 pm
Matt, the time to address goaltending was the trade deadline, when Moose had his highest value that he'd ever, ever have again in his career.
April 3rd, 2010
7:04 pm
Although the majority of you will disagree with me, I'd be willing to bet that the Lehtonen trade over the next five seasons will turn out looking dumber than the Coburn for Zhitnik trade.
Just wait.
April 3rd, 2010
9:31 pm
April 3rd, 2010
9:47 pm
I bet the flight home from Pittsburgh was a long one for Jimmy. Maybe the summer will be a long too. The boys is blue played well and hung there against a superior team. So close,…such a disapointment.
Tonight Slates is the chump but when you look back over the season there are plenty of 1 goal losses,….any 2 of which, (if won) would have in a play-off slot. Right now all they do is give us more chumps.
Stroz, I'm in agreement with you in that goaltending could be a real problem for us going forward.
Night games are coming in. Rangers, Boston & Canadians all get 2 points each.
April 3rd, 2010
10:04 pm
what is it with the Pens wanting to double team Thrashers??? Cheli is engaged with one guy and another jumps him (he was tangling with Malkin)
The difference? Pens won the cup last year and Thrashers have been in the playoffs once
I was positive that Philly would choke, but I never considered the Rags leap frogging us.
April 3rd, 2010
10:05 pm
R. Stroz, you are so right! I could not believe that after all this time Kari was not even given an opportunity over a career back up
April 3rd, 2010
10:08 pm
LAC, only 7500 fans???? Really, that is sad…KC can barely hold on to an NFL team, why in the world would NHL go there??? Just as crazy as them going to Winnipeg….
April 3rd, 2010
10:13 pm
April 3rd, 2010
10:32 pm
A Dose of Standings Realism
6. Montreal 86 points, 39 wins • 3 games left
7. Boston 84 points, 36 wins • 4 games left
8. Philly 82 points, 38 wins • 4 games left
9. Rangers 82 points, 36 wins • 4 games left
Just checked prices for first round tickets in Nashville. $78 club level behind the goal. $46 upper level behind the goal. Plenty available. I just bought six for Game 6!
10. Thrashers 81 points, 34 wins • 3 games left
Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. Clock counts down on Anderson and Waddell.
April 3rd, 2010
10:33 pm
Oops. Sorry the list was out of order. Unintentional.
April 3rd, 2010
10:38 pm
Lehtonen had to be traded-He'd lost the confidence of the room as well as having ZERO confidence that the guys in blue were going to do anything helpful to him stopping the puck. Can't blame either party; by all accounts KL was having more fun than he was supposed to-I can't blame him-if you are seeing upwards of 35 SOG every game, and it's that way for 2.5 years (with no end in sight)- ESPECIALLY if you look around and see that there's no accountability demanded of anyone except you (yeah, I love Bob, but he clearly dicked KL's head up)…why not treat it like a joke? Why bust your hump over the summer if you're going to be playing behind pylons and over-eager ALWAYS out-of-position defenders and your wingers think "backchecking" is some weird boardgame.???…
Conversely, If you see some kid who feels he's entitled to do whatever he wants because he was a high-draft pick, shows up at the 1st playoff game in team history only to find that he and that j@(k-off Sutton went out drinking to celebrate and dyed their hair like girls? Always showing up out of shape and also isn't shy about showing you up on national television when you just got beat by A-O on a 2-on-1…(while your forward is doing figure-8's at the redline) Who wants to give a spoiled ass like that your maximum effort??
Again, we're still seeing the effects of this organization having no consistent identity for 7 of it's 1st 10 years of operation….
Q: What is "Thrashers' Hockey"?
I feel like we've seen flashes of a legitimate answer to that question. Never anything concrete or consistent.
I've been asking question since the lockout-still have no idea. Near as I can tell it's playing really well in October, coming down to earth in Nov-Dec. Then completely sh!t the bed on the Canadian "Homecoming" road trip-or any road tip in Jan-Feb will do if it's an Olympic year… Culminating in a heartbreakingly close collapse come April.
April 3rd, 2010
10:39 pm
Am I the only one wondering why Moose was in goal tonight? Pavs has played a few strong games in a row giving up 2 goals or less, and after the last game Anderson said he would stay with him as long as he is hot.
April 3rd, 2010
10:43 pm
I will say that the officiating this afternoon leaves a lot to be desired, however-if some good ol' boy from Stone Mountain has picked up on the fact that Crosby enjoy enjoys the same laissez-faire approach from officials that Michael Jordan did at the apogee and end of his career, I'd hope that professional hockey-types would have picked up on that too.
Refs didn't forget to mark Gonchar, and the linesmen didn't kick a rebound out to a waiting Cooke. They did do a bad job though.
April 3rd, 2010
11:13 pm
After the Olympic break, Smoothie asked me, "beeeeing honest" who I saw at #8. I offered that #6 would be Philly, #7 would be Boston, and #8 would the NY Rangers. And that Montreal would finish 9th and Atlanta 10th. Well, swap Philly with Montreal, and I woulda nailed it.
When Bob Gainey was "quired," (quit/fired) I figured the Habs were through. Credit them with a tremendous effort, post Olympic break. When Marc Savard went down, and Tim Thomas faltered, Tuukka Rask stepped up in an extraordinary measure to keep Boston in the playoff field. Philly, on the hand, as Red Light points out, made a Coaching change to LaViolette and failed to properly address goaltending at the trade deadline. For this, GM Holmgren must take some heat. I don't think he'll get fired. But I don't really know. In Philly, they have this quaint little thing called "accountability." They also have 'less than polite' fans who will go to games to chant "Fire (supply name here)!," unlike in Atlanta. Where we sit like tennis fans, wearing white gloves, politely clapping for nice plays. The only thing missing from the Atlanta hockey set are doilies.
Those who do attend games … must get the chant going. Those who do have season tickets … must tell their reps, "I'm going to wait to see if you fire Waddell. If you do, I'll renew. If you don't, I won't."
Kinda catchy!! "If you do, I'll renew. If you don't, I won't."


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I hung out with Nee-san this weekend and we did some make-up tests for these two! I knew she would make the perfect Satsuki hihihi~
I hung out with Nee-san this weekend and we did some make-up tests for these two! I knew she would make the perfect Satsuki hihihi~
Soooo I finally finished Love Live! aaaaand I have to cosplay that. I wanna do one of the maidoutfits! Buuuuut I can't choose idol. Please help me decide by telling me who you think is the cutest, or if you ahve watched the anime, which character is your favorite!
Oooooh cute anime idols will be the death of me…
How am I supposted to make Yamuraiha's "bra" like what material do I even use. Damn I know how to sew but I can't build for shits. And I don't want to make them in fabric so where do I begin? ;3;
Tried to cut and style my first wig! I am not satisfied…
I need to make the bun in the back look way better. I guess the bangs came out okay though.
Never thought I would be doing Kagura, but it's an easy cosplay, and also it's the best character that I could match with Patrik's Kamui so here we goooo!~
Did a random Kanda test today just for fun to surprise my girlfriend!
I got my wig for Kise today! Not sure how I feel about the color yet though. I wanted a more yellow wig since he is well, yellow but I can't decide if this is too dark or not. Comfy as hell though, as always with wigfever wigs! Have I mentioned how excited I am about cosplaying Kurobas? No? Okay.
I'm so excited because tomorrow we have draping the whole day in school and I think I'll start working on this cosplay:
I really love Hakuryuu and the colors in his outfit on this page are just so pretty and ever since I first saw this I've wanted to cosplay him! So I'll try to work on the "skirt" part tomorrow and see how far I'll get!
If there's time I might work on some Sheryl's and the Yukina I want to do aswell!
Tried on some make-up for Kise along with my Kurokocchi and Aominecchi. Still feels weird that I ended up being Kise in our group but hopefully I will feel even better as him with the right wig and lenses! Still soooo happy we're doing kurobas with a big group though. I will cry Kise-style when I see all my Kiseki's standing in front of me in all their glory ;;3;;

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Stand: Park End
Country: United Kingdom
About DAVID
Lives in Burtonwood Nr Warrington. works for A.T.S. as an Inspector and married 59 year old
First Game
Everton v Fulham in the late 60s, Everton won 5-1 Ball and Young on the score sheet.
Favourite Everton Moment
Has to be the 66 final against Sheff Wed, to come back from being 2-0 down and win the cup has never been done since and I really can't see it being done again.
Favourite All Time Player
Brian Labone. One of the best players to wear a blue shirt, solid, dependable, a one club man, he was Mr Everton.
Favourite Current Player
Phil Neville. One of David Moyes best ever buys, broought a wealth of experiance to the team a solid mid field player that will be sorley missed when he retires.
Favourite Manager
Howard Kendall. Although David Moyes has done wonders for the team on a limited budget and hopefully will continue to do so the trophys won buy Howard has yet to be surpassed, he moulded a brilliant side together in the 80s yet to equaled.
Favourite Game
In my opinion was the match against Q.P.R. at Goodison when Everton won to be crowned champions,
Favourite Goal
Has to be Graham Sharpe at Anfield, that will live with me forever.
Favourite Kit
60s kit to me thats EVERTON to see Alan Ball and Co. run out in that kit brings a lump to the throat.
Favourite Chant
Grand old team to play for.


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|Thursday, 15 November 2012 04:36
Former San Fernando Police Sergeant Was To Appear In Los Angeles Superior Court To Discuss Progress Of Her Wrongful Termination Suit Against City Of San Fernando
Former San Fernando Police Department Officer Nichole Hanchett
Former San Fernando Police Department officer Nichole Hanchett, who is suing the City of San Fernando for wrongful termination, failed to make a scheduled court appearance Wednesday, Nov. 14, to speak to the status of attempts to mediate a settlement.
Neither Hanchett nor her legal representation was in the downtown Los Angeles Superior Court building when Judge Mark V. Mooney called the case. Attorney Allison Hilgers, representing San Fernando, was present for the proceedings.
Judge Mooney asked if attempts to mediate a settlement had occurred. Hilgers said yes, but then added both sides "were still very far apart" as far as any decision.
Mooney set a trial date for next April 8. He also directed all parties to return on March 29 for a final conference regarding progress toward a settlement.
The judge said Hanchett and her attorneys would have to show cause for failing to appear on Wednesday, or face sanctions.
"I'm not sure why they didn't show up for this post mediation status conference," Hilgers said, outside the courtroom. "We were just to report to the judge that we had mediated the case, and didn't settle. We already have a trial date, so basically we were just reporting the status." A call to Los Angeles-base attorney William Waldo, who has represented Hanchett in this matter, was not returned.
Her lawsuit was filed against the City of San Fernando and RCS Investigations and Consulting LLC, an investigation company hired by the city.
She accuses city officials of discrimination based on her gender and sexual orientation, that she received unequal treatment. The complaint also contends that Hanchett was fired because she filed a complaint after she was sexually harassed.
Hanchett, who was fired last January, was one of two female officers on the force and is a lesbian. Prior to her termination, Hanchett had received several commendations for her work and was the first female officer to earn the rank of Sergeant at the San Fernando police department in 37 years.
In the suit, a letter written by co-worker Ines Reveles-Sieracki was provided, detailing an incident when Hanchett was referred to as "sausage." The lawsuit reads: "Ventimiglia asked Sieracki, 'whose going to move into the open office in the station.' When Sieracki responded that she did not know, Ventimiglia said 'I thought 'sausage' was moving in there.' Sieracki was at first speechless, but after a few seconds said, 'I don't know who you're referring to.' The room became quiet as those who had heard Ventimiglia's sexist slur were incredulous...Ventimiglia knew that 'sausage' is a filthy, vulgar reference to a male penis.
Ventimiglia made the 'sausage' reference to Plaintiff Hanchett's co-workers in order to demean her in the eyes of her fellow officers." After confirming what had occurred with other officers, Hanchett according to the lawsuit, filed a two-page sexual harassment complaint against Ventimiglia with Michael Okafor, the personnel manager for the city of San Fernando. Hanchett's was quoted in the complaint to say that she was 'tremendously humiliated, offended and hurt by Officer Ventimiglia's derogatory comments and harassment in the presence of several other coworkers and a peer."
Hanchett, as outlined in the lawsuit, "broke down and cried" in the office of then Police Chief Anthony Ruelas. Hanchett was reportedly told that Okafor responded "the city will conduct an investigation into the matter as soon as possible." According to the suit, Lt. Jeff Eley also told her later that San Fernando City Administrator Al Hernandez had stated that he wasn't taking Hanchett's complaint seriously, and planned to have no real investigation into Hanchett's complaint. The lawsuit indicates that Eley advised Hanchett to "get a lawyer."
As previously reported in the San Fernando Valley Sun/El Sol, the lawsuit filed by Hanchett blows the whistle on a controversial jail cell death, claiming that documents were falsified to give the appearance that proper jail checks were conducted on the night when Everardo Jaramillo Reynaga reportedly hanged himself with bed sheets.
The lawsuit alleges that officer Ventimiglia's job was saved after he let it be known that he was aware of the emails documenting the sexual affair between Chief Ruelas and police cadet Maria Barajas. Officer Ventimiglia was the star of a controversial video placed on YouTube that was shot inside the police department and the video was considered "unbecoming" to the department.
Hanchett was later accused of lying when she said she was unaware that filming was going on during her shift, although those that filmed the video told the San Fernando Valley Sun/El Sol that they had been given the run of the place and full permission to shoot inside the police department.
The suit contends that there is a sexual disparity between the treatment Hanchett received in this matter and all other officers that were questioned. In particular, Ventimiglia who was temporarily demoted by the lawsuit says he was returned to his regular position on the police force. The suit also indicates a pattern of internal review within the San Fernando Police Department, and a failure to take action even when serious procedures are broken. It claims there is a pattern of police covering up for each other and the city hiring an investigation company that would give the city their desired outcome.
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At the height of the storm in August 2011, close to 250 roads in New Hampshire were closed due to flooding or damage. Then-Gov. John Lynch had issued an emergency declaration at the time.
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Editor's Note: The original article references Prudential's annual dividend payment. As of Nov. 7, Prudential resumed their quarterly dividend payment schedule. This article has been updated.
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When the Christian church collaborates with a pagan culture by covering up death, it seals its own death warrant. For the whole reason for the church's existence, its whole message, is a "good news" or gospel about a God who became man in order to solve the problem of death and the problem of sin, which is its root. Whether the story is true or false, it is fundamentally a story about resurrection from death, conquest of death. The resurrection is the heart of every sermon preached by every Christian in the New Testament. For the church to cover up death is for it to cover up the question whose answer is its own meaning. Nothing is more meaningless than an answer without a question. The "good news" of Christianity claims to answer the "bad news" of death. Without the "bad news," the "good news" sounds like a charming but superfluous fairy tale, a melange of commonplace ethical platitudes inexplicably encumbered with miracles and mythology, an echo of parental imperatives already long known and disobeyed. The "good news" becomes neither good news nor even news. The Sermon on the Mount does not answer the problem of death. The resurrection does. But teh answer presupposes the problem, presupposes facing death as an enemy. No wonder teaching that answer without facing the problem strikes the hearer as irrelevant mythology to be ignored as death is ignored. If the question is a stranger, the answer will be a stranger too. (23)— Peter Kreeft, Love Is Stronger Than Death
A celibate lifestyle falls pretty far outside the mainstream for most Americans, but there's a lot in the Side B blogosphere that can stimulate fruitful reflection for those of us beyond its borders. They tackle issues like: How are people who remain unpartnered to fill their human need for intimacy and connection? How can we foster community and connection in a modern world that grows ever more alienating and complex? Why has friendship become so devalued—and whoever said that true intimacy could only be found in the context of a romantic relationship, anyway? If you've ever pondered these sorts of questions (and I certainly have), then there are worse places to go looking for thoughtful discussion of them than the blogs of celibate LGBTQ Christians.
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My peers, most of them traveling along upwardly mobile career paths, constantly reference alcohol, especially on social media. Posting pictures of a frothy, dark Guinness. Tweeting about needing a glass of wine after a long day with a toddler. Hosting a birthday party in a hipster whiskey bar. Churches are hosting small groups like "Think and Drinks," talking theology over craft beer. And with every picture, tweet and event that centers on alcohol, I wonder: Isn't anyone friends with alcoholics?
I absorb these statistics, and I also see them played out in front of me. Alcohol starts to become an integral part of the brokenness I witness every day. violence, mental health issues, sickness, and premature death. I see how it becomes a form of oppression in marginalized communities. I see how easy it is for someone like me to proclaim Christian liberty and freely drink in moderation, in celebration. And I see how that reality is not the reality of many of my brothers and sisters, friends and neighbors. "Do not get drunk with wine," the Scriptures say. For many
the disease with which they are afflicted makes them unable to drink without getting drunk. So what is a Christian supposed to do?
The problem arises when our neighbors and peers are people who are just like us. Churches in a consumerist. Western landscape can easily cater to specific demographics, ethnicities, and theologies. Social media allowus to curate our friends and acquaintances and influencers based
on how similar they are to us. We gravitate toward people who look like us, think like us, and drink like us. And when we think about enjoying alcohol as Christians, this might be the real sin.
If you wear an "I heart bacon" T-shirt, I will have to assume you don't have many Muslim or Jewish friends. Likewise, if you are posting about how "Mommy needs her wine," I will assume you don't know anyone struggling with alcoholism. At best, the progressive Christian social
media world appears tone-deaf to many realities at the margins of society. At its worst, it speaks to a relational divide that is much more problematic than the question of whether or not Christians should drink alcohol.
I didn't give up alcohol because I wanted to flee the evils of the world. I gave up alcohol as a way of engaging the evils of the world.
A very thoughtful article that looks at alcohol use from an entirely different angle than the more common approach of my liberated evangelical peers.
There are a number of things churches can do to help Christians with SSA.
Good stuff. There is a lot of room for growth in the way Christians engage issue with tenderness and humanity, without also giving away the store.
To hear [Derek Webb] sing about his faith, love for the church, marriage, and struggle with sin and obedience, and now know that at that time he was living contrary to that — and, upon reading his recent announcement, to feel that he makes marriage look like it's not worth fighting out – feels antithetical to everything Webb stood for. And for those of us who have found hope and strength in his music, it's rattling and sad. It feels like an unspoken contract between him and his audience has been broken.—
Should Christian artists be held to a higher standard?
I keep thinking about the announcement, and it just makes me sick.
The short answer is "Yes, all the time."
The not as short answer is: "Yes, Christians in America are persecuted, but not as frequently, consistently, or with nearly the intensity that Christians are persecuted in many other parts of the world."
For a longer answer, keep reading.
This paper is deeply flawed - no where in this report on American Christian persecution does it mention that 80% of americans self identify as believing in Abrahams god, nor does it mention that the single most unelectable belief structure in the USA is atheism.
It also tries to use the "biblical" definition of persecution - not a REAL definition of persecution, as in, trying to say "well the bible says we will be persecuted!" is silly. Lets talk about real world examples here, and real world meaning of the word "persecuted" - and btw, if Christians are so persecuted, why does every single major member of the US government publicly pronounce to be christian? why is god on our money, in our pledge of allegiance, in our national anthem, etc, etc, etc (none of these inconvenient truths are mentioned).
I'm curious why you think it odd that Christians would define persecution by what the Bible says. How would you define it? I'm guessing you would define it along the lines of what DeYoung describes as martyrdom.
As to your second point, everything you described is simply a veneer of Christianity, the vestiges of a Christianity-influenced heritage of a culture that is very clearly post-Christian. You really think that because our money says "In God We Trust" that this actually means American contemporary culture isn't hostile to Christianity? It's like seeing the homeless guy in a tattered Armani suit but whose shoes still have a slight gleam in them: "Look at that shine! He must be wealthy!"
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If John 15:20 is true, and 2 Timothy 3:13 is true, and the expectation of the entire New Testament is true, then no amount of PR work is going to rescue the church from being thought by some as backwards and bigoted. Where in the gospels did Jesus promise that the world would love us if we just kept our heads down and tried to be good neighbors? Where in Revelation is war with the dragon presented as anyone's fault but the dragon's? I know many outsiders think of the church as being very "unchristian" and evangelicals as being political operatives for the Republican Party. So let's have the humility to see if we are as obnoxious and unintelligent as many people surmise. But let's not assume that bad press with the world means we've done wrong by God. This is Holy Week after all, where Jesus was hated by the crowd and abandoned by his own disciples.— Kevin DeYoung - "Are Christians In America Persecuted?"
The short answer is "Yes, all the time."
The not as short answer is: "Yes, Christians in America are persecuted, but not as frequently, consistently, or with nearly the intensity that Christians are persecuted in many other parts of the world."
For a longer answer, keep reading.
Kevin DeYoung explains why homosexuality isn't simply another issue that Christians can agree to disagree on.
My main worry with some of the "renunciation" and "surrender" and "death to self" language that Christians use in relation to homosexuality is that, for most people, it will end up implying that we believe all aspects of "being gay" are sinful. This is a devastating burden for many same-sex attracted Christians to bear, since it then leaves them trying to parse, ever more minutely and obsessively, how much of their desires for friendship, intimacy, companionship, community, etc. are a result of their sexual orientation. Then, if they think that those desires are a result of their same-sex attraction, they're left feeling that they must repent of things that, surely, God intends for blessing and good in their lives—and things that have a rich history of commendation and sanctification in the history of the Church.
I continue to enjoy Wesley Hill's thoughtful and irenic engagement on the intersection of Christianity and human sexuality.
This is where the debate was most important. Both men were asked if any evidence could ever force them to change their basic understanding. Ham said no, pointing to the authority of Scripture. Nye said that evidence for creation would change his mind. But Nye made clear that he was unconditionally committed to a naturalistic worldview, which would make such evidence impossible. Neither man is actually willing to allow for any dispositive evidence to change his mind. Both operate in basically closed intellectual systems. The main problem is that Ken Ham knows this to be the case, but Bill Nye apparently does not. Ham was consistently bold in citing his confidence in God, in the gospel of Jesus Christ, and in the full authority and divine inspiration of the Bible. He never pulled a punch or hid behind an argument. Nye seems to believe that he is genuinely open to any and all new information, but it is clear that his ultimate intellectual authority is the prevailing scientific consensus. More than once he asserted a virtually unblemished confidence in the ability of modern science to correct itself. He steadfastly refused to admit that any intellectual presuppositions color his own judgment. […]
The central issue last night was really not the age of the earth or the claims of modern science. The question was not really about the ark or sediment layers or fossils. It was about the central worldview clash of our times, and of any time: the clash between the worldview of the self-declared "reasonable man" and the worldview of the sinner saved by grace.
— Eve Tushnet, "Coming Out Christian." This is the best thing you could read if you want to understand the group I'm talking and writing with these days over at spiritualfriendship.org. (via wesleyhill)
Today, Christians who begin to realize they're gay—or, in a great Onion headline that captures my freshman and sophomore years of college pretty well, "Gay Teen Worried He Might Be Christian"—have options beyond tweezering at their relationships with their fathers and praying for change.
Gay Christians may end up married to the opposite sex, because life and sexuality are complex: Spiritual Friendship has a few married contributors, although none consider themselves "ex-gay." But most gay Christians who accept the historical teaching are accepting a lifetime of celibacy. We can't plan on marriage or wait around for it. So we've had to be much more intentional about asking how we can give and receive love. To whom can we devote ourselves, and on whom can we rely?
In order to help answer these urgent questions, some churches and individual Christians are rediscovering a broader understanding of "kinship" that goes against a culture in which marriage is the only chosen form of adult kinship we recognize. In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus promises that those who lose their homes or families for His sake will receive new homes and families, "a hundred times more now."
But the church has rarely deigned to provide that family for its gay members who are estranged from their families of origin, or who suffer from loneliness and lack of purpose because they're unmarried and unable to pursue marriage. Gay Christians are finding "chosen families" in many different ways. Some live in intentional communities: in my forthcoming book I interview a man who has found that community life offers him the kind of lasting, difficult love that chastens and rewards us. Others look to the nearly forgotten Christian traditions in which friendship was treated as a form of kinship that carried obligations of care.
Now it is true that an atheist can know certain things by means of this natural law, and he can be right about those things. But he is not right about the source of that knowledge, and he is not right about the context of his moral knowledge. If a natural law theorist wants to flatter this atheist, and act like his moral knowledge is a valid bit of knowing, even within his atheistic context, then that natural law theorist, in my view, has given away the store, not to mention the farm, and to switch metaphors a third time, is five thousand dollars down. In other words, nature does not just show us morality, suspended in midair. Natural law delivers the whole package, and the true Creator of it.— Douglas Wilson
This book is by far the best "apologetic" I've ever read–precisely because it's not one in the classic sense. It's personal, pastoral, and passionately exhortative. Greg simply lets his dad's questions and hang-ups drive the conversation. The result is a transformation.
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It is not just that we are all sinners. It's that there really are people of this world and there really are people traveling through this world home to eternity. The people of the world will bring up every bad act the Christian has committed not so much to discredit the Christian with others, but to discredit the Christian with himself so he shuts up and gives up.


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As an avid bowhunter, I'm fortunate to spend weeks every year in the field. Like you, I have my day job that keeps me pretty busy. My job, however, enables me to interact with athletes from all walks of life. Our CrossFit training facility is where I call home when I'm not in the mountains. Our facilities host 100+ athletes everyday, and there isn't a single day that goes by where proper nutrition isn't preached. You can run, hike, and bike all you want, but the root of all preparation is proper fueling.
If you're like me, you stay very busy throughout the day. Making time for proper fuel isn't a simple task. Though difficult, it's not impossible. For the bowhunting community, we're not exactly notorious for being fitness fanatics, but we all can agree we want more out of our adventures. Better stamina means better hunting opportunities. With this in mind, I urge you to give your diet a second glance before you head out on your next big hunt.
Performance nutrition isn't the most exciting of topics, however the type of fuel you put in your body plays a vital role in how you perform. I personally feel there's a great deal of bad information out there to sift through, so to keep the facts short and sweet, here's your playbook for better nutrition and better performance. That means longer, more effective hunts, and less time at base camp recovering. You want to pull that bow back on a trophy critter don't you?
Play # 1: Protein is your body's building blocks
As a rule of thumb, strive to eat your target body weight in grams of protein daily. For example, if you're a chubby 200 pounds and want to be a lean 180, then have 180 grams of protein a day. The same hold true if you're a skinny 150 pounds but want to be a muscular 180. The best complete protein sources out there are from animals: fish, turkey, chicken, venison, jerky, etc.
Play # 2: Go Paleo
Shop the perimeter of a grocery store. The foods there are real – meaning they will go bad if not consumed in due time. They don't have a food label. For example, when's the last time you picked up an apple and read it's nutrition facts? They don't have a label! Paleo is a type of diet that relies on good, old-fashioned food from the ground, trees, streams, and mountains. Paleo food means you can pick it off a tree, dig it out of the ground, fish it out of a stream, or hunt it down. Meats, nuts, seeds, some fruits, little starch, and no sugar… that's the Paleo approach. If your food has an expiration date of 2013, then I say it's not food.
Play # 3: Sabbath Preparation
Eating for performance equates to implementing proper prior planning. Clear out your old food inventory and make room for some performance fuel.
Grilled chicken: Preheat grill to medium before prepping chicken. Season chicken with salt and pepper. Spray the grill with nonstick cooking spray. Place chicken on the grill at a 45-degree angle for about two minutes. Turn over and repeat. At this point, chicken is not fully cooked. Finishing touches will be done on the day it's served.
Chili: Combine four sliced carrots, two tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil and one diced onion into a large pot. Set over medium-high heat and stir for two minutes. Add two packages of ground turkey. Break up and cook through until meat is done. Add three seasoning packages, one can of diced tomatoes and one can of tomato puree. Stir in ingredients and turn heat to medium-low. Stir regularly for five to seven minutes, then mix in one can of black beans. Taste for seasoning. Add salt and pepper if needed. Cool chili in a flat pan and then place it in the refrigerator.
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Every once in awhile, you get the chance to meet genuinely good people. It's just a plus that they are in a positive, influential band that you grew up listening to and have timelessly made a heavy imprint in the hardcore community. It's extremely rare that you find a band who evolves with age - no sign of regression or loss of energy during their set. Ceremony has actually matured over time and produced records that clearly represent what their sound is and who they are currently as a band. They don't try to produce music for anyone but themselves and this characteristic is a rarity in this day and age. Sitting down in the smokey back room at the Hi-Tone of Memphis, TN around pizza before their show, we got the chance to get a better understanding of their debut release on Matador Records, Zoo, how the group works as a whole and also how each individual plays a unique role in Ceremony. Ross started us out with how pizza was invented in Italy in 1793 and it was actually vegan. Also, the interview is with Ross Farrar, Anthony Anzaldo and Andy Nelson and conducted by Punknews' Copy Editor, Amelia Cline.
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Before & After: A Rustic Nautical Bedroom Makeover
Lauren and her husband both have great opinions about home decor, which at first meant it was a bit of a journey finding their shared style. But after tackling their bedroom together and combining both their ideas and tastes, it's a fun, personal space that's proof sometimes two styles are better than one!
From Lauren:
For four and a half years we've slept on a boxspring and mattress without a bed frame. It's not that we didn't want a bed frame; but we didn't quite know what would work for us. I'm a little bit more vintage and Mark is a little bit more modern. So, until we could find our middle ground, we just decided to wait.
It was an IKEA hack of a Fjell wardrobe they had transformed with a "beachy white-washed exterior" and rustic interior shelves that got them started on the idea of mixing rustic and nautical. Next came a bed frame, then a headboard made by Mark and a gorgeous mix of bought bedding and DIY accessories.
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I like this - it's very cute. Also has a touch of modern and does not go over the top with the nautical theme.
I love the Headboard!
Very nice, however the fact that the headboard does not go all the way to the ceiling in this room bothers me. I don't like that you can see that it overlaps the wall. Being able to see that the wall ends makes the headboard look a little less custom than it should.
This is a lovely makeover, and I especially love that you made the end tables taller. Clever!
The after is nice!
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Following the Newport house....like the comedy team on the Ed Sullivan Show the same night as the Beatles.
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I see what you mean, Lesb3 - just one more row of planks would make all the difference!
I just love "before" picture's bedding... where can I find it??
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I love it. This is a gorgeous themed room. Great reuse of elements already in the room!
Would love to see the 'how to' behind those taller side tables.
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Mina Tindle (born 1983) is a French folk and new wave singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. She previously released her debut EP with Sauvage Records "Review: Mina Tindle" "Mezzic.com", and in March 2012 released her debut album Taranta on Believe Recordings "Believe Recordings UK" "Mina Tindle, 'Taranta'" "The Independent""Mina Tindle".
Mina Tindle, was born in Paris, France and has family that reside in Spain "biography" She lived in Brooklyn where she played with the band The Limes before returning to Paris to pursue her career as a solo artist.


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International Pillow Fight Day
March 31, 2011 by admin
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Grab your pillow and go at it! International Pillow Fight Day is April 2nd! What makes this even more fun is that there are over 99 cities worldwide staging public pillow fights. Check the site below to find fluffy antics going on near you! http://www.pillowfightday.com/ Time to make love in a down-inspired war! Share this:
Martini Week 2011 – Now That's A Smashing Idea!
March 31, 2011 by admin
Filed under Div-alerts, Diva Drinks
Okay, so we just found out that if you live in NYC or can easily get to the Big Apple, it's about time for the second annual Thrillist Martini Week. From April 4th-17th you can get 11 different kinds of martinis for $11 or less at a slew of swanky NYC hot spots. This seems [...]
A Different Kind of Peep?
March 31, 2011 by admin
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Yup! It's that time of year for sugary, sweet marshmallow Peeps (bring on the chickens and bunnies). But we've got a different kind of "Peep" in mind for you this season as well…and it definitely pairs well with Bunny ears. Enter the "Peepshow Princess" – a very chick-y pair of cheeky panties minus the well…crotch-y. And yet [...]
Are You Suffering from IDD?
March 30, 2011 by admin
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Has online dating gone from roaring to boring lately? You could be struggling with a case of the Internet dating doldrums. By Kimberly Dawn Neumann, Founder of Dating Diva Daily You sit down at your computer, open up your online dating profile, get ready to dive in and suddenly…yawn…apathy alert. You realize you [...]
Finding Love – Is it Fate?
March 23, 2011 by admin
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Finding Love: Is it Fate? By Kimberly Dawn Neumann, Founder of Dating Diva Daily Is it fate that leads you to the love of your life? This is a question I've been kicking around a lot lately. There are just so many variables that go into connecting with "the one": timing, proximity, maturity, etc…. But [...]
Is The Royal Marriage Doomed And All Royal Males Cheat?
The Royal Marriage Is Doomed And All Royal Males Cheat By Kiri Blakeley, Guest Blogger and Courtesy of Forbes.com The marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton is "doomed!", royal males "always cheat," Prince Charles and Camilla live in "marriage hell," and Camilla hates Kate, all according to something called the Royal Collector's Issue, published by [...]
March Madness Menu
March Madness Menu By Ashley Flanagan Slaughter Hey girls it's time to make your man totally mad for you by throwing a little March Madness shindig with this March Madness Party Menu. Yes – hello – the Final 64 is finally here! First, fill out your bracket. Then show off for him by whipping [...]
Calm a Pre-Date Zit at Home!
Dating Diva Q: Help! I finally got a date with this guy I dig but woke up with the zit from hell. What can I do aside from trying to get into the dermatologist since I don't have time for a trip to the doc pre-date? Dating Div-Answer from Christina Perrino, Broadway Aesthetician: Okay, so finally, that guy [...]
March 1, 2011 by admin
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Spring is on the way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Finally! It felt like it would never happen. But with the end of Winter's chill will your love life warm up as well? Here Dating Diva Daily's Div-Astrologer extraordinaire Patrice Kamins gives you the scoop if there will be any birds and bees in your future. ARIES This is [...]


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We are rolling out a os X 10.5.2 mac image using apple netrestore. We can get the machines to name themselves correctly, but now trying to join ad and od via a script.
However we are hitting lots of errors in both sets of bindings, and wondered if things had changed.
Everything works fine in the GUI, so I know its the script, which seems to be the one that google finds on this subject, so I will avoid quoting here.
Does anyone have a known working script for this that I could pinch?