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PLAYERS: Tuukka Rask, Jaromir Jagr, Dougie Hamilton, Brad Marchand, Jacob Markstrom, Nathan Horton, Carl Soderberg
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Jaromir Jagr scored his second goal as a member of the Bruins and Boston ended a four-game winless streak with a 3-0 victory over Florida on Sunday. The Bruins were playing the second of back-to-back afternoon games after hosting the Penguins in a 3-2 loss Saturday. The game was originally scheduled for Friday night, but postponed because of the lockdown and manhunt for one of the suspected Boston Marathon bombers. Tuukka Rask stopped 28 shots for his fourth shutout of the season and the Bruins pulled into a tie with idle Montreal for first place in Northeast Division with 59 points. The Bruins have four games to play, one more than the Canadiens as the longtime rivals try to lock up the division in the final week of the regular season. The visiting Panthers honored local law enforcement by wearing Boston Police hats during their pregame skate. Bruins fans once again took over the singing of the national anthem, a practice that started last week in the first game since the deadly...
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Although Leclaire was acquired at the NHL trade deadline last season, due to ankle surgery, the 26-year did not see his first action with his new team until this pre-season. Since that time he has turned heads with his abilities.
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Leclaire is just happy to be back on the ice after a nearly one year absence.
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While Leclaire has looked stellar so far, the Sens are hoping that the injury issues that have plagued the Repentigny, Quebec native in his first six years in the league are a thing of the past. For a team that has had eight starting goaltenders since the turn of the century, it is a risk that they are willing to take.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have placed Leo Komarov on injured reserve with an upper-body injury, and the 26-year-old forward is expected to be sidelined for the next 7-10 days.
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Q: My partner and I, college students both in our early 20s, will be living in Panama City, Florida this summer and working as interns for an environmental consultation agency. We will be living in a small one bedroom apartment for three months (June through August). I suffer from depression and anxiety disorder, so it's important for me to have live in a space that feels homey and comfortable.
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Since you are going to be in Florida for the summer, I would go with a beach theme. I would go to Ikea and get cheap white drapes and hang them floor to ceiling around any windows with either velcro or tension rods and get white duvet covers and sheets while you are at Ikea too. They are inexpensive and you can take them with you when you go.
Dress everything in chic hotel white and then add pops of your favorite most soothing color with pillows etc and bring pictures that make you feel safe and relaxed. And bring your own bed pillow from home. And remember why you are going in the first place and let that be your happy thought.
If you are not able to take all of your belongings with you, I would first suggest to pick out your favorite, must-have items and make sure those are in your temporary place. Also, even though you are there for 3 months, I would hang pictures/artwork on your wall the first weekend you are there.
I suppose you can't paint or hang pictures, as you are renting for a short period of time, sigh.
If you can afford it, ship your bedding sets, throw pillows, all the framed family and friends' pictures, lamps and perhaps a favourite chair, if you can. That way everything will be waiting for you when you get there, so it will feel less alien from the get-go.
If you cannot, research local craigslist a few days ahead of
time to find stuff people give away for free. Make sure that you have comfortable textiles and lamps - with those two you can achieve comfort. If you don't have framed pictures of the people you love it is easy to make a collage on a budget: print out the pics at your local Wallgreens and simply arrange them (double sided tape will work) on a huge piece of cardboard that you can hang near the entry way to remind you of the loved ones as you enter your temporary home.
Plants work wonders too, same goes for small home accessories in warm colours.
If you can, drape the windows as that will add more warmth, and bring along from home your coffee mugs and alarm clock so that you wake up the way that you are used to.
if the rental place has a balcony, set up some seating set outside and spend time out as much as you can - morning and evening sky is the same everywhere but Beijing.
Good luck!
color and cheap furniture! you can find SO many beautiful and affordable pieces of artwork (print, illustration, photography etc.) on etsy. for furniture, it's probably obvious that ikea and second-hand stuff is most economical. other than that, the following are things that personally always make ME feel at home, and you could get for VERY cheap at Marshalls/TJMaxx/etc.
-throw blankets
-framed pictures of family and friends, as well as the artwork from etsy (ikea frames are a good option and super, duper cheap.)
-warm lighting that you can vary (bright to soft). i have found over the years that my own anxiety and depression can be strongly affected by lighting. as a result, i make sure to have several lamps in my apartment so that i can vary the light levels without it ever feeling dark.
-favorite books on display - especially if your place is sparse. use them as decoration.
anyway, those are just my thoughts.
Oh yeah, and for the future: get a dog! You cannot be depressed with those animals around! Speaking from my own experience.
It rains a lot in Florida during the summer, so be prepared for that. I would actually recommend brightly colored curtains if you are in a place with white walls.
It will also be hotter than Hades. so make sure the bedding you bring is lightweight. Those waffle-y cotton blankets are great in the Florida climate.
Can you bring a pet? A cat? Goldfish?
I would also strongly recommend finding something to do that allows you and your partner a little space from each other in case you need it. See if you can join a gym or a yoga studio for the time you will be there.
I agree with the comment about white curtains...serene simplicity...it is also budget friendly. In terms of anxiety, I would suggest keeping the entire process as manageable as possible so that you do not feel overwhelmed. Plenty of light, fresh air...clean and simple...fresh sheets and towels.
Pictures of the things that make you happy. People, places, if you have a dog or cat, etc. Light colors, but not white or gray (they can look institutional). Side note: don't drink wine. Alcohol is a depressant, and when you already have those sorts of issues...really, really stupid suggestion.
i lived in a dingy summer rental once and oddly enough what made the whole thing the most tolerable was a bright rug and one or two brightly colored throw pillows. a cozy blanket is also crucial, as are pictures of loved ones!
Amber, I understand your need for a homey and comfortable place that conveys feelings of security and calmness. It's really important to me too. I agree with a lot of the other comments like, bring your "must have" items that are easy to transport. Whenever I move I set up the bed and kitchen first. That way I can sleep and eat well in a time of transition. A sunny (but not hot) apartment will help too. Enjoy your summer! I hear Panama City has lovely beaches.
My suggestion: pin up some beautiful gauzy colorful fabrics as curtains, and cover the bed in another beautiful fabric. If the lights are harsh, use the old dorm technique and cover those with scarves, as well. You'll end up with other things that make your place yours as well, like a few prints from a flea market for instance.
I moved to SC for a summer when I was in college and even though I was living with family, I still got homesick and a bit depressed. I suggest you bring a few of your favorite things. For example:
1 (small/not priceless) piece from your favorite display collection(s)
5 books that you read over and over
1 collage frame of pictures
10 movies (or forward your netflix account)
1 favorite coffee mug/drinking glass, or whatever kitchen item you're most attached to
Your Music. My ipod was the best investment I ever made.
If you can't bring any of your artwork, go on all posters and order a few cheap posters that are similar to what you have at home--it's amazing how that makes a place feel complete.
Just think about what makes your home feel like home and do what you can to recreate it. I spent 20 years of my life in one place, and I was terrified the first time I moved. Once I did, I realized that it wasn't the place that made it home. It was the people, experiences and things I surrounded myself with, and all of those things can move with you.
Sounds like a wonderful adventure for you both. I would suggest keeping things light by:
1. Ikea has inexpensive window coverings (white grommet tops are a great look and are priced low).
2. White dinner plates (again Ikea has everything you need...geez it sounds like an Ikea commercial!)
3. Orchids from Home Depot...again, super cheap. Inexpensive enough to put in every room. And put them in new simple pots (again Ikea is a good source since you'll be there anyway getting your plates and drapes!)
4. Lots of your favorite music. You can also listen to your favorite hometown radio stations online when you get homesick.
Good luck to you both!
When I was in a temporary apartment, I did a lot of the aforementioned things. But one small 5 minute job I took on was to swap out the shower head. So many apartments have chincy $2 shower heads. I ran over to Target and picked up a $30(ish) WaterPik hand-held shower job. It made showers a little enjoyable. Good Luck there!
If you can paint, I would recommend painting an accent wall. Painting the whole apartment would be too time consuming and expensive to do for only a 3 months stay, but an accent wall can brighten things up quickly while still being easy to turn back at the end of your term.
Also, art. Put up as much as you can, to save on frames perhaps look into alternatives here on AT like pants hangers , binder clips on strings/wires, or alligator clips.
keep out a few light blankets or quilts, it will be warm in FL, but they can be used in the evenings and soften the look of furniture.
Finally, PLANTS! since you will only be there a few months you may not want to invest in a full array of houseplants, but fresh flowers, or even a small pot with some annuals would be good. Or you could get a "real" houseplant and gift it to a friend when you leave after august.
I might try by making sure you love your essentials, like your bedding, kitchen linens and towels. Coming from a family where we moved a lot my mom taught me that a few beautiful pieces of fabric are always useful to use as a temporary curtain, or over an ugly chair. Good lamps help too, and since these are all things you can take with you, you won't be wasting money on a temporary space. And maybe don't worry about making it too much like "home" just make it a comfortable 'base camp' for your great adventure! Places like the Ace Hotel do a great job of making spare simple spaces feel inviting.
I used to move around a lot. ( 15 times in 8 years). At some point a friend gave me a little figurine of a wizard, because it reminded him of me. It ended up on a shelf in my kitchen, and after a couple of more moves if the wizard was in my kitchen, then it was MY kitchen. Today (having lived the same place in 23 months, doubling my old record!) I wish my home-marker was something prettier, but it still works.
i also find it to be really helpful to get my bedroom, kitchen and bathroom in order first so that basic needs can be met. i don't think you need a lot for this and it can be as simple as hanging a shower curtain, making the bed with comfortable linens, flipping over a box to be a bedside table or an inexpensive fruit bowl on the counter.
for me, it is always important to get things organized, even if it is in cardboard boxes (i.e., a box for underwear and socks, one for t-shirts/tanks, until i can get drawers). think of it as a time to live with less and surround yourself with things that you really love or that are purposeful. i can relate to your needs and wish you a wonderful adventure this summer!
since you'll only be there a few months, I would definitely keep your spending to a minimum...take 10-15 of your favorite photos and hang them from clothes pins on a string across your window or near the door....keep the throw blanket grammy knitted you over the back of a chair for those brisk nights...keep it tactile and colorful! get a few indoor potted plants (Ikea is great for this) that fill your space with life and give you something to maintain. I definitely DO NOT recommend getting a pet, since it sounds like you'll be busy enough as it is and the space is cramped--you likely wont have time to train and house break an animal while going to school and doing an internship. Goldfish, maybe--but you'll feel way less guilty if a plant dies!


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So I packed my towel and lightweight clothing for a trip to the yoga studio. At the studio's recommendation, I tried not eating anything beforehand, but en route my car veered uncontrollably into a gas station and left an empty bag of Twizzlers in its wake. Not to worry—Hot Yoga promised to rid me of any toxins resulting from my bad dietary decisions.
I entered the 105-degree room and found a spot in the corner for the 90-minute session. I took out my towel and immediately noticed it didn't cover my mat completely. I shrugged, thinking it wouldn't matter. But then the drip-fest began. Buckets of sweat poured down me, and my body and mat became perilously slippery. The annoying guy next to me had enough towel surface area to woo Princess Jasmine, and in comparison, my bathroom's best looked like a doormat. To distract myself from towel envy, I focused on finding my center instead. I tried to soar, like a majestically sweaty eagle, to a place where I could forget my surroundings. Unfortunately, the loud "plops" of perspiration pouring from my neighboring downward doggers brought me back to reality. And that reality contained a metallic ceiling lined with furnaces above me. And the soggy butt of the person in front of me.
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day was intense… first i find a body.. yes a fucking body of a girl 15/16/17… then later forced to go to a party by some locals despite my ordeal.. Its like in fla they dont care how many bodies you find dead or alive… thats no excuse not to have a good time. I guess cuz it was his birthday and he got redbull to sponsor it? but I'm glad I did cuz it was pretty epic. I got fucked up proper.
Anyways, I just snuck into the guy's room at party to picwhore what I was wearing… that's dedication you guys. Hot pink minidress, net stockings, and cowboy-esque boots you cant see in pic cuz i was in hurry. And this has been your new photo for today ^_^ (Taken with picplz.)
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took my bitch out cause shes been getting depressed… but somehow i'm the one heavily medicated on beer and weed.. makes me feel very canadian somehow tho?
anyways so here's body progress from tonight… n omg i ate so fucking much gonna spend a week doing damage control cuz fukkk i was being strict cuz my halloween costume is very slutty i had to be fit for it but now i fucked it up fucckkk
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Interpreter of Maladies
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Author: Jhumpa Lahiri
Year: 1999
Publisher: Mariner Books
The bad thing about reading a Pulitzer winner is that you already build up some expectation about a book. And more often than not, even if the book is good, it falls short and you wonder to yourself, exactly why did it win the Pulitzer again?
Interpreter of Maladies (IoM henceforth) was Ms. Lahiri's debut book I believe, and the first from her that I've read. Its a good book, no doubt, but IMHO its not a //great// book. As subjective as opinions tend to be, you should take mine with a grain of salt, or even better, form your own.
The stories in IoM are not sharp. By that, I don't mean they're not witty or anything. I mean they're not sharp like a knife edge — none of the stories sink into you with a clear, razor sharp image. Not story is going to lead you to a crystallized, focused ending. There will be no message to drive home.
And that, I think, is what makes these stories special. They are like those forgotten stains that appear mysteriously the next place, in the least spot you'd expected. The stories keep coming back to you, nibbling at the back of your head. They take you places, talk to you, leave you wondering, letting you fill in the gaps as you want to see them filled.
However, not all stories are that good. To her credit, I think Ms. Lahiri has a very good line up at the beginning. My favorite would probably be //A Temporary Matter//, while my least favorite would definitely be //The Blessed House//.
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Mr. Tastix said...
Wait 30 minutes.
Colin Stuart said...
@elstor. Wait for the 15min buff to wear off and then leave, you only get the deserter buff if you have that initial 15min "LFG" buff on.
Wowcoholic said...
@ elstor
Unfortunately, you either have to stick it out, or find something to do for 30 mins. Maybe be helpful and less annoyed. Remember we all were noobs at some point. And if you can help someone be less of a noob, isn't that really for the best? I queued for a random and got this DK tank with 20k hp and maybe 4 pieces of defensive gear....and boy did I tell him about him self, but I did it in a nonthreatening way and tried to be as compassionate as possible, then everyone left group and I had no debuff...yay!
Last night I joined a PUG for ToC Normal.
Two players were from same guild (tank + healer) with ~4500 GS
After the healer got some loot he wanted from the 2nd boss and started the 3rd boss, the healer started:
"Lol, can't be arsed to heal"
the tank started to kite the Black Knight and we dps started getting aggro and get killed.
"One down!" said the tank.
"One more!" said the healer.
We wiped and kicked the 2 guys.
So, in the next patch, we'll have to wait 15 more minutes to kick these kind of players that has as goal to ruin other players game?
Gamer am I said...
@Wowcoholic: I think elstor's concern was more with noobs than with newbs; i.e., he was asking what happens if you get grouped with incompetent people who refuse to learn how to play (never mind "play better"; some people just refuse to learn how to play at all), rather than what happens if you get grouped with someone who is new to their role/their class/the instance/the game, but is still willing to learn. The latter is fine in my book; the former is what made me stop tanking heroics.
Wowcoholic said...
R-O-N-G wrong!
You will have NO waiting to vote kick, reread the ptr notes! :D
Wowcoholic said...
.....ok, i swear i read that somewhere....wait, where am i?
My main concern (or question) is what is going to be done with the info Blizz gets with the vote kicks. Here is the example -
Blizz gets 28 reports on Leetdps. Now, Leetdps is not a tank however he queued for randoms as a tank trying to beat the timer, and was hoping someone else would do it instead. Either that or the healer would just be able to keep him alive. Leet DPS was removed from groups for said reasons. Does Blizz then send Leetdps a strongly worded letter about exploiting the system? Suspend them? Penalty vary depending upon prior infractions?
Or does it do nothing with the reports?
Does it hold onto the reports for future LFD improvements?
If anyone is less than 2k dps they're doing it horribly wrong. You can easily attain that level with nothing more than blues if you have the proper spec and rotation. Anyone who's less than that needs to learn to play and it's not my job to teach them. They can go to EJ and find out what their problem is.


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