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|Henrik Lundqvist on Bruins Game 2 win: 'We gave it to them'
|05.19.13 at 10:24 pm ET
In the eyes and mind of Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, the Bruins didn't take command of Game 2 and the series as much as the Rangers and their defense gave it to them.
"We gave it to them, we know," Lundqvist said. "I thought we played great, we just, I didn't think they had to work really hard to get a couple of goals there. We just made it really tough on ourselves. We just have to correct a few things and go home and turn this around. It doesn't matter the score, it's a loss. Overtime or 5-2, it doesn't matter."
Lundqvist was burned badly on yet another odd-man rush ending with Patrice Bergeron feeding Brad Marchand, just like the overtime game-winner in Game 1. This time, the Bruins used the Marchand goal 26 seconds into the third to take a 4-2 lead and all but seal their 2-0 lead, with the series shifting to New York for Game 3 Tuesday night.
"We did play well, we just made some mistakes," Lundqvist said. "And like I said, it didn't feel like they had to work really hard to get a couple of goals. So we just have to talk it through and be a little bit sharper on a few things, but a lot of things we did well."
"This game was about tracking down pucks, and it was tough. A lot of late guys coming in, dragging the puck through the slot with guys in front of me, you just have to try to work hard to find pucks. It was definitely a tough game to play, no question."
Lundqvist is hurting, and not just his ego. He took a shot to the shoulder in the third period that left a mark.
"It's my shoulder," Lundqvist added. "We'll see. We'll take a look at it."
Lundqvist was the man who led the Rangers out of the darkness when they faced an identical 0-2 hole in the first round against Washington. Can they do it again?
"We have to look at it that way; we've done it before," Lundqvist said. "But I think we are playing a better team now, so it's going to be tough to do it. They're a solid team and you can't give them too much. They work hard and they pay attention to all the details in the game and that's why they have been so successful so far in these two games."
"I thought I was in position, but a couple of screens and when you give up five goals you can't be satisfied, obviously. You have to look at the way they scored goals, too. It's about teamwork out there, and today it didn't really work for us. We just have to talk it through and I have to better and the guys in front of me have to step it up as well."
What needs to change for the Rangers in Game 3?
"We'll see," Lundqvist said. "A lot of things were good today. But if you lose 5-2 you can't be satisfied, that's the bottom line.
"I think playing the Bruins is about paying attention to details in the game and I think they have been the better team in that department. All the details in the game, they play a solid team game and so do we, but when you lack that little bit it's a tough game. But I'm confident and I'm going to go home and try to play a strong game in the next one."
|John Tortorella on 2-0 hole to Bruins: 'There's no give' in Rangers
|05.19.13 at 7:44 pm ET
There were no FCC violations during his postgame presser. There were no explosions. There was a little agitation with one reporter's question, but other than that, John Tortorella demonstrated good behavior after his team was dismantled 5-2 in Game 2 Sunday at TD Garden. The loss puts his Rangers in a 2-0 series hole, but it's a familiar spot for Tortorella's Rangers, who were down 2-0 to the Capitals before Henrik Lundqvist got hot and the Rangers won four of the next five to save their season.
"Listen, we don't want to lose two games here," the Rangers taskmaster said. "No one does. But there's no give in the team. There will be no give in this team. Again, we need to go win a game. Not look anywhere else, just try to win our first home game this series."
What gave Torts hope that his team can rebound in Game 3 Tuesday night in New York?
"If you're talking about the latter part of the first, second period, I think that's the way we have to play. And I think we can. I think we can sustain that," Tortorella said.
The Rangers outshot the Bruins 16-9 in the second period and had three shots on a power play that now is 2-for-34 in the playoffs. But then the Rangers allowed a goal from Johnny Boychuk on a wrister to the left of Lundqvist and a two-on-one breakdown goal to Brad Marchand 26 seconds into the third that left Tortorella shaking his head.
"The third and fourth goals are defendable," Tortorella said. "We made coverage mistakes. Our second period is where we want to be. We can't put it in the net. We had multiple chances. We felt really good going into the third, and to have that type of goal go in on just a two-on-two, it hurts you. And then they're just going to fill the middle and they're just going to jam you, so we couldn't generate much more."
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|Patrice Bergeron: 'It's not bad to win in regulation'
|05.19.13 at 1:43 pm ET
The Bruins are hoping to keep up their one-goal magic in Game 2 against the Rangers.
The Bruins can take a 2-0 lead against the Rangers with a win at TD Garden before the series shifts to New York for Games 3 and 4.
"The last two games were good," Shawn Thornton said. "I don't have a ton of confidence in overtime. I'm on the edge of my seat the whole time. But the experience we've had in the last few years, the core group here, helps in the extra frame. We're not jumpy, we're not edgy. We're trying to control pucks and play our game. That's helped. These are two teams pretty evenly matched. There are going to be a lot of close games. Let's hope we can continue to feed off that experience."
Thornton would like his fourth line to finally put one in the net after coming so close in the last two games.
"We're pretty deep as far as the lines go," Thornton said. "I'm still waiting for us to chip in. We've talked about it. Listen, we've been close. We've had a ton of chances. We're not putting them in right now. It'd be nice if we could take the pressure off some of the big boys with a couple of goals from our line.
"With three different guys [scoring in overtime so far], it's kind of been the thing for our team the last few years. When we're successful, we have everyone chipping at different times. That needs to continue for us to have success."
Daniel Paille, another member of the Merlot line with Thornton, was asked about what a 2-0 series lead would do for the Bruins.
"If the situation like that were to come today, we'd feel pretty good about ourselves but we try not to jump too far ahead," Paille said. "New York was down 2-0 in [last series] and they fought back to win the series and won two games at home right away. Obviously, we want to put ourselves in that position but we have to do the little things first."
"I think every second, every shift is important and it's about making sure you're ready for that one shift," Patrice Bergeron said when asked about the overtime magic. "It goes with experience, also. We've been through it so many times, we know what to expect. We know that we have to keep putting pressure to keep going at to get some results. It's not bad either to win in regulation, also. If you do have to go into overtime, you have to keep your poise but still keep attacking."
|Claude Julien on heavy minutes for Zdeno Chara: 'Right now, we don't have a choice'
|05.17.13 at 3:47 pm ET
One of the by-products of having three regular defensemen out of the lineup and injured is putting a heavy burden on others.
No where has the burden fallen more heavily than on the shoulders of Bruins captain Zdeno Chara. Claude Julien admitted as much on Friday, a much-needed day of rest for Chara, who logged 38 minutes of ice time in the Game 1 overtime win, three days after skating nearly 36 minutes in a Game 7 win against the Leafs.
Is Julien concerned?
"Well, he's done it twice in a row now, when you look back at Game 7 and [Thursday]," Julien said. "We're including overtime in that session, as well. He's in great shape, he's got a couple of days here to recover, so I don't see that being an issue. To be honest with you, right now we don't have a choice. You deal with it the best way you can."
In addition to scoring the first goal of the game, Chara's poke check in the Bruins zone set Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand off on the game-winning rush in overtime Thursday. Those two feats, combined with the 38 minutes on the ice earned him the Army Captain's Bruins jacket for hero of the game.
"I'm just trying to help the team as much as I can and whatever coach feel comfortable putting out there, I'm fine with that," Chara said.
Chara has been instrumental in helping rookies, Dougie Hamilton, Torey Krug and Matt Bartkowski in their first NHL playoff experience. He started the game Thursday paired with Hamilton. There is the chance that some combination of Andrew Ference, Dennis Seidenberg and Wade Redden return for Game 2 Sunday but until then, Chara and the Bruins will have no choice but to be prepared.
"You try to obviously try to talk to them on the ice as much as you can," Chara said. "[The] coaches [are] doing their part so, and also you've got to let them play, the way they naturally like to play. So, that's the biggest thing, but like I said it's something that's never easy for any player to come in and all of a sudden be put in a spot like this and you got to make sure that as a unit of five we all play a certain way to make it easier on certain situations."
|Henrik Lundqvist talks like a man who knows he can only do so much
|05.17.13 at 2:45 pm ET
For the second straight year, Henrik Lunqvist is a finalist for the Vezina Trophy, given to the NHL's top goaltender. As a matter of fact, Lundqvist is making a very strong case as one of the greatest goalies ever to play the game. Before winning the Vezina Trophy in 2012, he was nominated in each of his first three seasons, and is the only goaltender in NHL history to record 30 wins in each of his first seven seasons.
And, for a second straight year, he has led his team into the second round of the playoffs by standing on his head. He came into Thursday's Game 1 with back-to-back shutouts of the Capitals in Games 6 and 7 to lead the Rangers to victory. He extended that streak to 152 minutes, 23 seconds before Zdeno Chara beat him midway through the second period.
He stopped 45 of the first 47 shots he faced Thursday night, including the first 15 of overtime before Brad Marchand finally beat him in overtime for a 3-2 Bruins win in Game 1.
Lundqvist was searching for answers after Game 1, while hinting that he can only do so much if his offense doesn't do anything to help take the pressure off. The Rangers were outshot, 16-5, in the extra period.
"I don't know," Lundqvist said when asked to describe the Marchand goal. "There was a two-on-one I guess, and I thought I made a bad decision. I mean it's a tough play, but I could play it better. That was a tough overtime for us. We didn't really get going, and they came out with a lot of energy and created a lot of chances. I thought we played a pretty good game. We did, but special teams were the difference, the one at one-nothing and then, I mean that's going to be the case these playoffs. I talked about it in the first round and we've got to get it done. We didn't."
As is the case with most highly competitive athletes, he was looking for ways he could've done more to stop the game-winning goal, set up by a brilliant pass from Patrice Bergeron on a 2-on-1 rush up the center and right wing. Lundqvist stayed with Bergeron a bit too long, allowing Marchand the chance to get open in front.
"I've got to see the guy in the middle," Lundqvist said. "I was too focused on the puck. I kind of knew he [Brad Marchand] was coming in the middle, but I just was too locked in on the puck, and that's why I made a stretch move instead of coming with my pads together. It's a technical thing and it happened fast. Sooner or later when you face a lot of chances like that, you're going to make a mistake. It's not a mistake I'm going to sleep less over. I thought we played a solid game, but we just came up short here, in overtime again."
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|John Tortorella: 'We got spanked' by Bruins in OT
|05.17.13 at 2:24 am ET
No one tells it like it is quite like John Tortorella, especially after a kick-in-the-gut loss like his Rangers experienced Thursday night at the hands of the Bruins in overtime.
The Bruins manhandled the Rangers in overtime, outshooting them 16-5, with the final shot coming off the stick of Brad Marchand 15:40 into overtime and delivering the Bruins a 3-2 win in Game 1. Six of those 16 shots came on one power play when the Bruins took complete charge and didn't let go.
"In the overtime? We never regrouped," Tortorella said. "It was a surge. We couldn't stop it.
Still, the Rangers had their chances. They scored on a Ryan McDonough slap shot with 1.3 seconds left in the second period to tie the game. They scored just 14 seconds into the third and had a lead. But Torey Krug scored his first career playoff goal in his first career playoff game two minutes later on the power play, tying the game, 2-2.
"We were OK," Tortorella said. "We're going to need to be better. If we're going to win our next game here we need to be better."
Before getting outshot in overtime, Tortorella felt his team was hanging in with the Bruins on the road in Game 1. But Tortorella, like he normally does, put everything in perspective.
"I thought it was pretty even going into the overtime," Tortorella said. "But we got spanked in the overtime."
|Brad Marchand gets 'the monkey off the back' and Bruins get a win
|05.17.13 at 12:39 am ET
Much was made of Tyler Seguin not scoring a goal in the seven-game series against the Leafs, and for good reason. After all, if the Bruins figure to go deep in the playoffs, they will eventually need one of their better players to get going offensively.
But the same could also be said of Brad Marchand, who also went goal-less in round No. 1.
He had three assists but no goals as the Bruins survived in seven games.
Marchand picked a great time to end his drought Thursday night against the Rangers.
Marchand took a perfect feed from Patrice Bergeron on an odd-man rush and beat Henrik Lundqvist at 15:40 of overtime to give the Bruins a 3-2 win in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series.
"I think it might've been Z [Zdeno Chara] who had a nice poke check on the three-on-two there," Marchand said. "And then Bergy did a really good job. I was able to get a little bit of space, he made a great pass, and I just put it in the open net.
"It felt great. We had a really good game tonight, and to be able to finish it off with a win is very big. We're happy that we're able to capitalize in these overtime games. They're very tough games to be in, but we're happy with the win tonight."
It was obvious in overtime that the Bruins, thanks in part to a Rangers penalty, picked up valuable momentum due to their re-energized power play, which didn't scored but put six shots on goal.
"Yeah, it's a whole new series and we're happy to play the Rangers," Marchand said. "They're a very good team and a very good battle. It's nice to finally get one there and get the monkey off the back, and hopefully they keep coming.
"That's usually how it goes in the playoffs. One team does very well in overtime and then the other team gets a lucky one. We hit so many posts and had so many very good opportunities. They were bound to get one. But, again, we're very happy to get the win tonight."
Marchand pointed to the six shots on the power play as the key to maintaining energy in the extra period.
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Winter Fair reception gives VIPs the (Crown) Royal treatmentI've never been much into whisky. Until recently.
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Rodney Strong wines impress -- again"What's this wine?" my husband asked a couple of weeks ago. I stopped cold. He almost never queries me about what wine he's drinking. He just takes whatever I pour him and either says, "that's nice," or shrugs and says, "it's ok," or says nothing at all and just keeps sipping.
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An intro to aeration and two deep, dark, delicious redsAeration. It's something that's been written about time and again in these lines, but I've discovered some new tools that I think bear further exploration.
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Hello all,
I built a new HTPC several months ago and have never been able to get the Remote Keyboard for Windows XP Media Center Edition working properly. I know I have all the hardware for the IR receiver working properly because the remote works just fine. When I try to sync up this keyboard though, it seems that the mouse buttons work, but not the pointer. The media center button works too. When trying to type any letters, only some of them respond and they aren't even typing the correct letter. So, this makes me believe it is a driver problem. However, Microsoft says that no additional software is needed to get this to work on Windows 7 x64.
The type of case I am using is the Origen S14V at www.origenae.com
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Teller on his playing weight at the offensive tackle spot, and how he came to end up at the position
Wyatt Teller saw what was going on around him. He didn't know if he could do anything about Virginia Tech's attrition, but he was willing to offer his services to offensive line coach Jeff Grimes.
After Teller came to Grimes at the end of Wednesday night's practice with a proposal to switch sides on the line of scrimmage, it didn't take Grimes long to come back with a response. By Thursday, Teller's phone was buzzing with a text message from Grimes.
"You're an offensive lineman now," said Grimes in the text.
So, Teller's education as on offensive tackle is in full swing. He has just three days of practice under his belt at left tackle, and there's clearly a lot to learn.
"It's a totally different ballgame to offensive line," said Teller, a 6-foot-5, 282-pound freshman from Bealeton. "It's a lot different. If I go back (to defensive line), it's going to take a lot to get back in that state of mind. I've only been doing (offensive line) for three days, and it is difficult."
Teller didn't have any pressure to make this move. It was all his own doing.
"The first thing I thought of was, 'Could I do this?' and 'Could I help out the team?'" Teller said. "That was the first thing that came to mind, and that was the first thing I thought of when I asked coach."
Though he was immediately listed Thursday as a second team left tackle behind fellow freshman Jonathan McLaughlin, Teller worked in Saturday's scrimmage with the third team. In the scrimmage, quarterback Logan Thomas completed 5 of 15 passes for 72 yards, including a 30-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Joshua Stanford, and two interceptions. Another apparent Thomas interception was negated due to a penalty.
Teller played offensive tackle in addition to defensive end at Liberty High, but playing offensive tackle in college is a different animal altogether.
"Offensive tackle in high school didn't help me out at all for this – nothing," Teller said. "Everything is different. My kick-steps aren't close to where they need to be. My stance was horrible. Everything is critiqued. It was kind of like on defense you're hitting them. Now, I'm the one getting hit, so it's a little bit different. I've just got to sit back, take the blows and stay in front."
As far as Teller is concerned, he can play tackle at 282 pounds, but he knows the coaching staff would like to see him get up to 290 or so. His take on offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler's scheme is that players can excel at any position as long as they're fast and as long as linemen can get good push, regardless of size.
Teller, who was considered by most recruiting analysts to be one of the nation's top 20 defensive end or top 35 defensive tackle prospects in the class of 2013, was also recruited by some schools as an offensive lineman. He said both Oregon and South Carolina were interested in him playing on either side of the ball.
Teller added Grimes said he had some of the best offensive tackle film from high school Grimes saw while recruiting the '13 class, and he would've offered Teller as an offensive tackle if Grimes was still an assistant coach at Auburn.
"I don't know what happened in the staff meeting, but (defensive coordinator Bud) Foster and (defensive line) coach (Charley) Wiles, they're behind me 100 percent helping out the team on (the offensive) side," Teller said. "They said it was an unselfish act, that it was awesome and they're so proud of me and stuff like that. So, it's not hard feelings or anything like that."
Foster believes Teller is a year away from being a big contributor on either side of the ball – and Foster still has at least some faint aspirations of possibly getting Teller back on the defensive side.
"He wanted to do that, which just shows him wanting to put the team first," said Foster regarding Teller's willingness to switch to the offensive line. "It says a big thing about the kid. I told him, 'Go over there, and we'll get you back (on the defensive line) hopefully.' He's a good prospect, but he's still a year away either way. Maybe offensive line-wise down the road he could potentially help us."
Teller said he wouldn't mind redshirting if that's what Tech's coaches have in store for him, but he'll be ready to play if called upon. He hopes to be on the travel team, and he wants to be on the sideline Aug. 31 in Atlanta for Tech's opener against Alabama, which was ranked No. 1 in the preseason Associated Press rankings that were released Saturday. Tech was outside the top 25, receiving 86 voting points (28th among teams receiving votes).
After Saturday's scrimmage, Tech coach Frank Beamer made it sound like he could have playing time in the near future in mind for Teller.
"I think we get him ready to play as soon as possible," Beamer said.


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Big Ten power rankings: Week 9
|East Division
|1. Michigan State (7-1, 4-0) – Even
|Last Week: Beat Michigan 35-11
|This Week: Bye (Nov. 11 vs #16 Ohio State)
Michigan State played a below-average game against their in-state rival Wolverines this weekend, but a late score helped the conference favorite cover the spread and stay undefeated in the league.
|2. Ohio State (6-1, 3-0) – Even
|Last Week: Beat Penn State 31-24 (2OT)
|This Week: Sat vs Illinois (4-4, 1-3), 8pm, ABC
In a near disaster, the Buckeyes let Penn State force overtime after leading by 17 points for much of the game. But a defensive stand in double overtime gave new life to what could be a top-10 matchup for the division crown in East Lansing on Nov. 8.
|3. Maryland (5-3, 2-2) – Even
|Last Week: Lost to Wisconsin 7-52
|This Week: Sat at Penn State (4-3, 1-3), 12pm, ESPN2
It says a lot about the strength of the East Division after MSU and OSU that Maryland, who got waxed in Madison 52-7 Saturday, falls in at No. 3. The Terrapins didn't carry any momentum from upsetting Iowa into Wisconsin as they got pounded from the start.
|4. Penn State (4-3, 1-3) – Up 2
|Last Week: Lost to #13 Ohio State 24-31 (2OT)
|This Week: Sat vs Maryland (5-3, 2-2), 12pm, ESPN2
October has turned into a total disaster for Penn State, as an upset bid fell just short Saturday night during Happy Valley's signature white out game. Three straight losses have eliminated the Nittany Lions from any hope of staying relevant.
|5. Rutgers (5-3, 1-3) – Down 1
|Last Week: Lost to #16 Nebraska 24-42
|This Week: Sat vs Wisconsin (5-2, 2-1), 12pm, ESPN
Rutgers got another taste of the Big Ten's heavy hitters Saturday as Nebraska welcomed the Scarlett Knights to Lincoln and crushed them by 18. They've allowed 98 points in their past two games.
|6. Michigan (3-5, 1-3) – Down 1
|Last Week: Lost to #8 Michigan State 11-35
|This Week: Sat vs Indiana (3-4, 0-3), 3:30pm, Big Ten Network
Nobody expected Michigan to come out of East Lansing with a win, but it was shocking how easily the Spartans handled the Devin Gardner-led offense. Now the Wolverines can only hope to salvage three wins in the final four weeks to earn a bowl invitation.
|7. Indiana (3-4, 0-3) – Even
|Last Week: Bye
|This Week: Sat at Michigan (3-5, 1-3), 3:30pm, Big Ten Network
Indiana took a bye week to prepare for Michigan in the Big House this weekend, but Illinois' upset win over Minnesota left the Hoosiers as the only winless team in the Big Ten.
|West Division
|1. Nebraska (7-1, 3-1) – Up 1
|Last Week: Beat Rutgers 42-24
|This Week: Sat vs Purdue (3-5, 1-3), 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN2
Nebraska has silently put together a nice 7-1 record in the shadow of Michigan State, the Big Ten's most talented team. The Cornhuskers are more than capable of winning the rest of their games and setting up a potential rematch in Indianapolis.
|2. Wisconsin (5-2, 2-1) – Up 1
|Last Week: Beat Maryland 52-7
|This Week: Sat at Rutgers (5-3, 1-3), 12pm, ESPN
It took three weeks for Wisconsin to put together a complete performance in the Big Ten, but a 52-7 win over Maryland has the Badgers in great position with two winnable road games coming up. If Melvin Gordon can lead his team over Nebraska on Nov. 15, the Badgers will become the West Division favorites again.
|3. Minnesota (6-2, 3-1) – Down 2
|Last Week: Lost to Illinois 24-28
|This Week: Bye (Nov. 8 vs Iowa)
It was only a matter of time before Minnesota surrendered a slim lead in the West Division, but few thought it would come at the hands of the winless Fighting Illini. Iowa comes to town after the bye.
|4. Iowa (5-2, 2-1) – Even
|Last Week: Bye
|This Week: Sat vs Northwestern (3-4, 2-2), 12pm, Big Ten Network
Iowa had a bye week this weekend after a tough loss to Maryland ended a modest winning streak. The next three games are winnable for the Hawkeyes before Wisconsin and Nebraksa round out the season.
|5. Illinois (4-4, 1-3) – Up 2
|Last Week: Beat Minnesota 28-24
|This Week: Sat at #16 Ohio State (6-1, 3-0), 8pm, ABC
Illinois finally got its first Big Ten win Saturday, knocking off the first-place Gophers 28-24. The last four games will be difficult for Tim Beckman.
|6. Northwestern (3-4, 2-2) – Down 1
|Last Week: Bye
|This Week: Sat at Iowa (5-2, 2-1), 12pm, Big Ten Network
The Wildcats got a much-needed week off after losing two straight conference games. Now a tough road matchup in Iowa City is looming.
|7. Purdue (3-4, 0-3) – Down 1
|Last Week: Bye
|This Week: Sat at #15 Nebraska (7-1, 3-1), 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN2
Purdue is tied for last place in the West Division, and upcoming games against Nebraska and Wisconsin should keep the Boilermakers near the bottom in the future.


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Want a week's worth of summertime dinner inspirations in one simple recipe? Try Relish Editor Jill Melton's favorite tomato-season trick.
When presented with a bumper crop, most folks love to can tomatoes. But I didn't grow up with a granny or mom who did this, so I never learned how, exactly. One year I froze a bunch of tomatoes, but found that they just languished in the bottom of the freezer.
What I like to do best with a bunch of tomatoes is roast them. Last year, I purchased tomato "seconds" from my produce stand and roasted them all summer long. There is virtually no dish you can't use them in, if one exists I didn't find it. I tossed them in pasta (hot and cold), and on sandwiches, served them with steak and fish, sprinkled them on pizza and pureed them for a rich dip or pesto. They're also go good on an antipasto platter, alongside olives, artichokes, cheese and bruschetta.
The other good thing about them is that you can roast them for as long or little as you like—2 hours at a higher temperature or 8 hours at a super low temperature (200F). Once they're done, store them in zip-top bags in the fridge. Here's the roasted tomato recipe, plus a few to grow on.
— By Jill Melton, Relish Editor
Marvelous things happen when tomatoes meet high heat and olive oil.
Braised Chicken with Fire-Roasted Tomatoes
A saucy, savory, skillet full of full-flavored chicken.
A great recipe for your garden tomatoes.
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Let's start calling the new world order what it has morphed into - THE NEW UNDERWORLD ORDER. The Utopian new world order has been hijacked by mafia-like central banking elite - which I call "BANKSTERS." They are trans-generational crime cabals of behind-the-scenes fascist central banking families (1,000 or so of them) who own or control all 150 of the world's central (or sovereign) banks. These financial power elite can therefore fraudulently create fiat monopoly money by the trillions upon trillions with just a computer entry. It is estimated the Zionist Banksters have created some $50 trillion since the financial crisis of 2008 with the Federal Reserve coughing up some $16 trillion of the grotesque amount of bailout funding.
The new world order is what the Anglo American financial power elite and their military industrial cohorts along with their crony (mercantilism) capitalists and puppet politicians seek. They will do anything to attain their global governance by dictatorship goal.
The New World Order and one world government plot to rule the world is facilitated by fear-based smokescreens that scare the world's middle-class into giving up power and even their freedom to internationalist institutions like the United Nations. The elite plot is to instigate constant warring and their end-plan may be depopulating the globe into a NEW DARK AGES to conserve the worlds remaining natural resources for themselves.
For important information on deflation and the coming Greater Depression in which the new world order bunch may grind the masses and especially the middle classes of the world into subservience and poverty in an economic depression three times as large and long as the 1930's depression - go to: www.deflationeconomy.com
Conclusion: The MONEY POWER ELITE and their mole, puppet and asset President Barack Hussein Obama want to bring America down to a level at which it then may be joined in a feudalistic fascist one world government ruled by an OLIGARCHY mix of maybe 15 or so powerful corporations, organizations and governments!
Of course, all these United Nation, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, NATO, International Criminal Court and Bank for International Settlements etc. globalist facilities and institutions will be controlled behind the scenes by the Jewish central banking families who have gotten insanely rich in the past 200+ years printing fraudulent fiat monopoly money and charging usurious rates of interest at their 150 central banks like the Federal Reserve Bank and the European Central Bank (ECB).
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New World Order article review. This article is extracted from a great analysis of the insidious new world order, one world government, global governance scheme and totalitarian takeover by the Anglo American financial power elite is by author Ken Adachi which can be found at educate-yourself.org.
Courtesy: www.educate-yourself.org
The term New World Order (NWO) has been used by numerous politicians through the ages, and is a generic term used to refer to a worldwide plot being orchestrated by an extremely powerful and influential group of genetically-related individuals (at least at the highest echelons) which include many of the world's wealthiest people, top political leaders, and corporate elite, as well as members of the so-called Black Nobility of Europe (dominated by the British Crown) whose goal is to create a One World (fascist) Government, stripped of nationalistic and regional boundaries, that is obedient to their agenda.
Listen to the Zionist* banker, Paul Warburg:
"We will have a world government whether you like it or not. The only question is whether that government will be achieved by conquest or consent." (February 17, 1950, as he testified before the US Senate).
Their intention is to effect complete and total control over every human being on the planet and to dramatically reduce the world's population by two thirds. While the name New World Order is the term most frequently used today to loosely refer to anyone involved in this conspiracy, the study of exactly who makes up this group is a complex and intricate one. For further research sources, please see the side bar on the left.
In 1992, Dr John Coleman published Conspirators Hierarchy: The Story of the Committee of 300. With laudable scholarship and meticulous research, Dr Coleman identifies the players and carefully details the New World Order agenda of worldwide domination and control. On page 161 of the Conspirators Hierarchy, Dr Coleman accurately summarizes the intent and purpose of the Committee of 300 as follows:
"A One World Government and one-unit monetary system, under permanent non-elected hereditary oligarchies who self-select from among their numbers in the form of a feudal system as it was in the Middle Ages. In this One World entity, population will be limited by restrictions on the number of children per family, diseases, wars, famines, until 1 billion people who are useful to the ruling class, in areas which will be strictly and clearly defined, remain as the total world population.
There will be no middle class, only rulers and the servants. All laws will be uniform under a legal system of world courts practicing the same unified code of laws, backed up by a One World Government police force and a One World unified military to enforce laws in all former countries where no national boundaries shall exist. The system will be on the basis of a welfare state; those who are obedient and subservient to the One World Government will be rewarded with the means to live; those who are rebellious will simply be starved to death or be declared outlaws, thus a target for anyone who wishes to kill them. Privately owned firearms or weapons of any kind will be prohibited."
Why is the collectivist conspiracy.scheme so unreported and unknown? The sheer magnitude and complex web of deceit surrounding the individuals and organizations involved in this conspiracy is mind boggling, even for the most astute among us. Most people react with disbelief and skepticism towards the topic, unaware that they have been conditioned (brainwashed) to react with skepticism by institutional and media influences. Author and de-programmer Fritz Springmeier (The Top 13 Illuminati Bloodlines) says that most people have built in "slides" that short circuit the mind's critical examination process when it comes to certain sensitive topics. "Slides", Springmeier reports, is a CIA term for a conditioned type of response which dead ends a person's thinking and terminates debate or examination of the topic at hand. For example, the mention of the word "conspiracy" often solicits a skeptic response with many people.
What most people believe to be "Public Opinion" is in reality carefully crafted and scripted propaganda designed to elicit a desired behavioral response from the public. Public opinion polls are really taken with the intent of gauging the public's acceptance of the New World Order's planned programs. A strong showing in the polls tells them that the programming is "taking", while a poor showing tells the NWO manipulators that they have to recast or "tweak" the programming until the desired response is achieved.
The NWO Modus Operandi! The NWO global financial power elite manifest their agenda through the skilful manipulation of human emotions, especially fear. In the past centuries, they have repeatedly utilized a contrivance that NWO researcher and author David Icke has characterized in his latest book, The Biggest Secret, as Problem, Reaction, and Solution.
The technique is as follows: NWO strategists create the Problem - by funding , assembling, and training an "opposition" group to stimulate turmoil in an established political power (sovereign country, region, continent, etc.) that they wish to impinge upon and thus create opposing factions in a conflict that the NWO themselves maneuvered into existence. In recent decades, so called opposition groups are usually identified in the media as 'freedom fighters' or 'liberators'.
At the same time, the leader of the established political power where the conflict is being orchestrated is demonized and, on cue, referred to as 'another Hitler' (take your pick: Saddam Hussein, Milosevic, Kadaffi, etc.). The 'freedom fighters' are not infrequently assembled from a local criminal element (i.e. KLA, drug traffickers). In the spirit of true Machiavellian deceit, the same NWO strategists are equally involved in covertly arming and advising the leader of the established power as well (the NWO always profits from any armed conflict by loaning money, arming, and supplying all parties involved in a war).
The conflict is drawn to the world stage by the controlled media outlets with a barrage of photos and video tape reports of horrific and bloody atrocities suffered by innocent civilians. The cry goes up "Something has to be done!" And that is the desired Reaction.
The NWO puppeteers then provide the Solution by sending in UN 'Peace Keepers' (Bosnia) or a UN 'Coalition Force' (Gulf War) or NATO Bombers and then ground troops (Kosovo), or the military to 'search for Weapons of Mass Destruction', which of course are never found. Once installed, the 'peace keepers' never leave. The idea is to have NWO controlled ground troops in all major countries or strategic areas where significant resistance to the New World Order takeover is likely to be encountered.
Who is the NWO? The corporate portion of the NWO is dominated by international bankers, oil barons and pharmaceutical cartels, as well as other major multinational corporations. The Royal Family of England, namely Queen Elizabeth II and the House of Windsor, (who are, in fact, descendants of the German arm of European Royalty - the Saxe-Coburg-Gotha family - changed the name to Windsor in 1914), are high level players in the oligarchy which controls the upper strata of the NWO. The decision making nerve centers of this effort are in London (especially the City of London), Basel Switzerland, and Brussels (NATO headquarters).
The United Nations, along with all the agencies working under the UN umbrella, such as the World Health Organization (WHO), are full time players in this scheme. Similarly, NATO is a military tool of the NWO.
The leaders of all major industrial countries like the United States, England, Germany, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, etc. (members of the "G7/G8" ) are active and fully cooperative participants in this conspiracy. In this century, the degree of control exerted by the NWO has advanced to the point that only certain hand-picked individuals, who are groomed and selected are even eligible to become the prime minister or president of countries like England, Germany, or The United States. It didn't matter whether Bill Clinton or Bob Dole won the Presidency in 1996, the results would have been the same. Both men are playing on the same team for the same ball club. Anyone who isn't a team player is taken out: i.e. President Kennedy, Ali Bhutto (Pakistan) and Aldo Moro (Italy). More recently, Admiral Borda and William Colby were also killed because they were either unwilling to go along with the totalitarian plan to destroy America, weren't cooperating in some capacity, or were attempting to expose/ thwart the takeover agenda.
The NWO's Role in Shaping History. Most of the major wars, political upheavals, and economic depression/recessions of the past 100 years (and earlier) were carefully planned and instigated by the machinations of these elites. They include The Spanish-American War (1898), World War I and World War II; The Great Depression; the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917; the Rise of Nazi Germany; the Korean War; the Vietnam War; the 1989-91 "fall" of Soviet Communism; the 1991 Gulf War; the War in Kosovo; and the two Iraq wars. Even the French Revolution was orchestrated into existence by elements of the NWO.
The instigation of a trumped-up war as a cover for amassing fortunes which can be dated back to at least the 12th Century when only a core group of nine members of the Knights Templar, kicked off the the Crusades that lasted for over a century and a half.
The core group mentioned above have been reported as being the military arm of a secret society known as the Priory of Sion, but this has been proven to be a hoax,
In 1307, the king of France, Philippe the Fair, coveted the wealth and was jealous of the Templars' power. The French king set out to arrest all the Templars in France on October 13. While many Templars were seized and tortured, including their Grand Master, Jacques de Molay, many other Templars (who had been tipped off) escaped. They eventually resurfaced in Portugal, in Malta (as the Knights of Malta) and later in Scotland as The Scottish Rites of Freemasonry, with Albert Pike playing a key role in defining a plan for establishing a world government.
The acquisition and consolidation of ever greater wealth, natural resources, total political power, and control over others are the motivating forces which drive the decisions of the NWO leaders. The toll in human suffering and the loss of innocent lives are non issues for these individuals.
Courtesy: www.educate-yourself.org
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President Abraham Lincoln spoke of preserving the United States in the Gettysburg Address when he said that a "government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth." What this means is that the government of the United States was created with the consent of its citizens and its purpose is to serve those citizens. Therefore it is of utmost importance to remember this in order to preserve the country's integrity, because without the ability to challenge the government to some extent, the country could easily fall to tyranny. This is one justification for the existence of the Freedom of Information Act.There are a number of exceptions to what people can request through the Freedom of Information Act, also known as FOIA. These exceptions are mainly related to the personal safety and privacy of individuals in the government. For the purpose of this article we will be primarily concerned with instances where you are allowed to request information.There are many different reasons that may inspire you to file a FOIA request. Say, for instance, you are curious as to what projects the Department of Energy are working on regarding alternative energy. Or, perhaps, you are interested in an investigation that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is conducting. You might also be able to look up certain files regarding public figures if a government agency happens to have files on them. However, these files may be available online or through some other route, in which case you should use that path instead of FOIA. FOIA should only be used if there is no other way to obtain your desired information.If you cannot find the files that you want online you will have to file a request under the FOIA. The American Civil Liberties Union has some useful tips for when you file under the Freedom of Information Act. Following these tips closely will greatly increase your likelihood of success and decrease your wait time.You should first decide which agency can best address your request. If you submit the request to the wrong agency they can simply reject it for not being any of their concern. This will inconvenience you and delay your request. There are many different resources for finding out which government agency is the most appropriate for you particular need. When you have found the appropriate agency you will want to get their address, but it is likely that the agency will have its own department or address dedicated to taking FOIA requests. You will want to send your request to this office, not the main office. Call the agency to make sure the address is correct.
When you file your request you want to be incredibly specific. If you ask for multiple things in the same request and the agency rejects just one of them they might reject the entire request along with your other, valid, questions. You can speed up the request process if you let the agency know how you would like the information released to you (electronically, or in print; by year or by location; et cetera).Being very precise in your request is very important and will likely give the agency more motivation to speed your request through the process. If you happen to ask for every shred of marginalia regarding a particular topic, well, you would have given them a reason to take their time with your request.
The bottom line is to be specific, if possible, provide them with a compelling reason for why you want the information, and prepare for a nominal wait time.You will need to submit some information with your request that is rather personal, but it serves two very important purposes. The first of which is that the agency must be able to find you and either clarify your request or send you the completed request package. The second is to ensure that you are allowed to get the material you are requesting. The original language of the FOIA says that an agency does not need to give out any information if it somehow endangers national security. So you will have to show these things:
-You are not a threat to national security by submitting your name, date and place of birth,
-Your Social Security number,
-All of the addresses where you have lived and the places that you have travelled outside of the United States.
Generally as a citizen of the United States you are entitled to request a large variety of information and you shouldn't have any serious problems.If you are interested in speeding up the FOIA request process there are some instances where you can request what is called expedited processing:
-If you are a member of the media who needs the requested information because it is time sensitive or has to do with something incredibly important and is in the public's interest you can have your request expedited.
The process can also be quickened if someone's life or safety would be put in danger if the information is delayed.
-Information that could affect the fairness of a trial (due process) or other legal proceedings can also be expedited according to the FOIA.Every agency will have a different set of fees for the different FOIA services that they offer and it is probably a good idea to ask what it is beforehand to reduce shock when you receive your final bill. Once again, this is why it is a very good idea to be specific so that you know what you are paying for as well.With these helpful hints you can get started on the road to filing your FOIA request. Executive agencies are all rather different from each other, so there is no uniform experience to expect. You will probably get the best results from reading a specific agency's guidelines to requesting information on their FOIA page.
The American Civil Liberties Union has a helpful guide for filing requests: http://www.whatisfoia.org/request01.htmlThe United States Government Manual can help you find the right agency for your request: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/GOVMAN-2012-12-07/pdf/GOVMAN-2012-12-07.pdfThe Federal Bureau of Investigation's FOIA page: http://www.fbi.gov/foia/The actual text off the Freedom of Information Act Amended in 1997: http://www.justice.gov/oip/foia_updates/Vol_XVII_4/page2.htmThe actual text of the Freedom of Information Act amended in 2007: http://www.justice.gov/oip/amended-foia-redlined.pdfThe Department of State's FOIA page: http://www.state.gov/m/a/ips/The Federal Communications Commission's FOIA page: http://www.fcc.gov/foiaThe National Archives FOIA page: http://www.archives.gov/foia/The President of the United States of America's FOIA page: http://www.whitehouse.gov/the_press_office/FreedomofInformationActThe Environmental Protection Agency's FOIA page: http://www.epa.gov/foia/Health and Human Services FOIA page: http://www.hhs.gov/foia/The Social Security Administration's FOIA page: http://www.ssa.gov/foia/The Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) FOIA page: http://www.foia.cia.gov/The Department of Veterans Affairs FOIA page: http://www.foia.va.gov/The National Institutes of Health's FOIA page: http://www.nih.gov/icd/od/foia/index.htmThe National Aerospace Administration's FOIA page: http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/FOIA/The USDA Forest Service's FOIA page: http://www.fs.fed.us/im/foia/The National Institute of Standards and Technology's FOIA page: http://www.nist.gov/director/foia/index.cfmThe Department of Labor's FOIA page: http://www.dol.gov/dol/foia/The United States Treasury's FOIA page: http://www.treasury.gov/FOIA/Pages/index.aspxThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's FOIA page: http://www.noaa.gov/foia/LexisNexis is a useful resource often used by actual lawyers and law students. If you would like to go more in depth in FOIA this may be the place to start:http://law.lexisnexis.com/infopro/zimmermans/disp.aspx?z=1501
Gold and silver have been all over the financial news.
On Thursday, June 20, silver fell below $20 (-60% from 2011 high), and gold fell below $1300 (-30% from 2011 high).
We first published the chart below after metals plunged in mid-April. It shows EWI's forecasts not only leading up to those big moves ... but during the past three years of opportunity.
Three years of volatile price action in these two markets is plain to see. And the forecasts speak for themselves.
Overwhelmingly, most metals experts favored the other side of the gold and silver trend for the past three years - and they still do today. Meanwhile, EWI subscribers were prepared ahead of time for nearly every important turn.
Now, some periods are more vexing than others. But currently we are in a period where the wave patterns are particularly clear.
Metals prices may bounce higher near-term - like we warned they would do after the April 16-18 lows - but the quotes on the chart clearly show how countertrends are the source of opportunity. And that is the great strength of pattern analysis via the Elliott wave method, along with tools like sentiment, momentum and price.
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Note* Barack Hussein Obama never wrote the book advertised here in a 1991 publishers promotional pamphlet put out by his literary agency, Acton & Dystel, of a coming Obama book for sale, "Images in Black and White."
Instead, Obama wrote (some say communist Bill Ayers actually wrote) "Dreams from My Father" an autobiography with a socialist slant depicting his communist father as an anticolonialist blaming the west for all the world's ills.
That is where lawless Obama's rogue renegade radical leftist transforming change ideas came from. Obama's upbringing came from communist family members (father and both grandparents on his mothers side), socialist mother and friends (In fact, mentor Frank Marshal was on the FBI communist list). Then came Marxist groups in college and finally socialist groups like the New Party in Chicago where he was a community organizer (communizer). See actual brochure from his publicist stating Barack Hussein Obama was born in Kenya, Africa.
His "Hope and Change" campaign slogan has morphed into WE HOPE HE CHANGES. Narcissist Obama showed himself to be an ideologue and a fascist dictator puppet and mole for the criminal Anglo American financial power elite international central banking families. This criminal cabal run by the Zioniist Rothschild and Rockefeller family cabal cartel control all the central (sovereign) banks of the world and wants one world government/new world order aka new underworld order control goal of global socialist fascist dictatorship at any cost or means.
Deflation and the Greater Depression along with the plight of most American citizens worsened under his statist agenda. Obama's legacy will be trillions of wasted stimulus spending, grotesque government growth and over 1,000 dictatorial executive orders - many unconstitutional - most illegal.
Working for his elite Rothschild handlers, Obama has led us to the brink of economic collapse and planned coup by actual Nazi oligarchs in the Ukraine. A phony Iran or Syrian war leading to a phony World War Three is next if we don't stop the insanity.
The elite scheme is get the people so demoralized that they can abscond with the last of the world's middle classes power, freedom and money in the coming Greater Depression. THINK: BIG BROTHER AND THE MAFIA JOIN UP!
The BANKSTER elite want a fascist socialist one world government dictatorship.
Pure Tyranny!
By JFK - 1961
"The very word "secrecy" is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and secret proceedings.
We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which are cited to justify it. Even today, there is little value in opposing the threat of a closed society by imitating its arbitrary restrictions.
Even today, there is little value in insuring the survival of our nation if our traditions do not survive with it. And there is very grave danger that an announced need for increased security will be seized upon those anxious to expand its meaning to the very limits of official censorship and concealment.
That I do not intend to permit to the extent that it is in my control.
And no official of my Administration, whether his rank is high or low, civilian or military, should interpret my words here tonight as an excuse to censor the news, to stifle dissent, to cover up our mistakes or to withhold from the press and the public the facts they deserve to know."
For we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence--on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day.
It is a system which has conscripted vast human and material resources into the building of a tightly knit, highly efficient machine that combines military, diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations.
Its preparations are concealed, not published. Its mistakes are buried not headlined. Its dissenters are silenced, not praised. No expenditure is questioned, no rumor is printed, no secret is revealed."
"No President should fear public scrutiny of his program. For from that scrutiny comes understanding; and from that understanding comes support or opposition. And both are necessary.
I am not asking your newspapers to support the Administration, but I am asking your help in the tremendous task of informing and alerting the American people. For I have complete confidence in the response and dedication of our citizens whenever they are fully informed.
I not only could not stifle controversy among your readers-- I welcome it.
This Administration intends to be candid about its errors; for as a wise man once said: "An error does not become a mistake until you refuse to correct it." We intend to accept full responsibility for our errors; and we expect you to point them out when we miss them.
Without debate, without criticism, no Administration and no country can succeed-- and no republic can survive.
That is why the Athenian lawmaker Solon decreed it a crime for any citizen to shrink from controversy.
And that is why our press was protected by the First (emphasized) Amendment-- the only business in America specifically protected by the Constitution-- not primarily to amuse and entertain, not to emphasize the trivial and sentimental, not to simply "give the public what it wants"--but to inform, to arouse, to reflect, to state our dangers and our opportunities, to indicate our crises and our choices, to lead, mold educate and sometimes even anger public opinion.
This means greater coverage and analysis of international news-- for it is no longer far away and foreign but close at hand and local. It means greater attention to improved understanding of the news as well as improved transmission. And it means, finally, that government at all levels, must meet its obligation to provide you with the fullest possible information outside the narrowest limits of national security...
And so it is to the printing press--to the recorder of mans deeds, the keeper of his conscience, the courier of his news-- that we look for strength and assistance, confident that with your help man will
be what he was born to be: free and independent."
By John F. Kennedy 1961


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Nominees and winners at 54th Emmy Awards
List of nominees for 54th Emmy Awards
News from the entertainment capital
Joan Allen (born August 20, 1956) is an American actress. She worked in theatre, television and film during her early career, and achieved recognition for her Broadway debut in Burn This, winning a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play in 1989.
She has received three Academy Award nominations; she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for Nixon (1995) and The Crucible (1996), and for Best Actress for The Contender (2000).
Her other films include The Ice Storm (1996), Face/Off (1997), Pleasantville (1998), The Notebook (2004), The Bourne Supremacy (2004) and The Bourne Ultimatum (2007).


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A Suspicious Turn Of Eventson June 3, 2013 at 3:00 am
A Suspicious Turn Of Events that I'm sure will in no way end with a massive body count and zombies feasting on the remains of the fallen. Foreshadowing perhaps?
A Suspicious Turn Of Events that I'm sure will in no way end with a massive body count and zombies feasting on the remains of the fallen. Foreshadowing perhaps?
I submit to you that Egypt is the ancient homeland of the furries. Why else would the Egyptians have gods with the heads of Jackals, Falcons, Crocodiles,…. etc. It's simple the Egyptian people were the worlds first furries.
For the record I have done absolutely no research into this whatsoever. It's better this way.
Don't punch me!
I scribbled this out for the amusement of a friend of mine. We discuss the difference between a furry (Attractive girl with cat ears) and a dangerously furry individual (It's a lifestyle/fetish)
I'm not judging anyone, I just find this subject to be endlessly amusing
While at the convention I actually met some furries who were more than happy about my "Zombies Vs. Furries" storyline. This makes sense of course as who doesn't like fighting zombies….
The poor zombie is often the cannon fodder of every video game you can imagine, literally the "Rodney Dangerfield" of the monster world. Perhaps that is why I love them so much.
I wasn't sure what I should call this comic though. What kind of tagline would you use?
I am endlessly amused by things like this.
The great battle between the living dead and the unusually living begins.
I had a good time drawing the Zombies and Survivors shooting each other, but it seams it is once again time for more gratuitous violence. Let's see if the furry community fairs better against the zombie apocalypse.
For those of you who like to mix your genres, there's always Night of the furry Dead. (Thanks, Todd, for the link. It seamed very appropriate to post it today, what with battle looming and all.)
P.S. To any furries offended by today's strip… ah come on! It's kinda funny. If if makes you feel better I make fun of myself at least as much if not more so than you.
Can I at least ask that if your going to punch me for this joke at least don't do it in the face….. My incredibly manly and devastatingly handsome face.
You know what, it's surprisingly hard to draw that character and not make her look a bit like an anime knock off.
I need more practice. I also need more sleep dang it!
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Anna Ehrner joined Kosta Boda in 1974 following graduation from the National College Arts, Crafts and Design in her hometown, Stockholm. Specializing in ceramics in college, Anna learned the art of glass design and production by doing. In 1979, she took leave to study at the celebrated Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington. She was also the director of the glass design program at her alma mater from 1985-1989, and taught there from 1992-1995. An experimental stylist who works in many techniques, Anna creates pieces distinguished by simple, powerful forms and her great skill in using color to create shimmering effects. Swirling veils of color within the glass, in fact, are something of an Anna Ehrner signature. Anna has created some of Kosta Boda's most successful and collectible lines, including her Atoll series of bowls and the elegant Line glassware series.
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Hi, I started eating healthier Jan 2, I have been learning more things and implementing changes since I didn't start the kickstart until a couple days ago. At any rate, I saw my new doctor since I just moved. I'm perimenopausal with low libido, hot flashes and dryness. She put me on a low dose of prempro 2.5mg and a cream premarin .0625 mg. My question: Is this dangerous?
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"Dangerous" is so relative - for example, a healthy, non-smoker, 20 yr old female can probably safely use oral contraceptives for a couple years without much problem. A 55 yr old female who smokes and has a family history of cardiovascular issues and is on meds for hypertension already would probably NOT want to do the same.
Have you discussed the pros and cons with your physician at all? Done any reading on the products (every prescription comes with (or should, I've never gotten an Rx without one) a package insert and a pharmacy slip both giving information on what the medication is, what it does, what the normal use is for it, what the side effects may be and how often they might occur, which ones are "see doctor immediately" and which are usually temporary and ease off within a short time?
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ITANAGAR, Sept 26: Finally, it has been materialized – two years after the State Cabinet under the chairmanship of former Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu had cleared the decks for formation of the new district, Longding.
One of the oldest administrative headquarters in Tirap, Longding, in its new avatar, becomes the 17th district of Arunachal Pradesh with the State Legislative Assembly today unanimously passing 'The Arunachal Pradesh (Re-Organization of Districts) (Amendment) Bill, 2011'.
Being curved out of present Tirap district, the headquarters of newly created district will be at Longding itself. Located 54 Kms off Khonsa, the HQs of Tirap district, Longding shares boundary with Nagaland andMyanmar, and is being inhabited by the Wancho community who are dependent mainly on jhum (shifting) cultivation. It has 60,000 population.
"The govt had felt it expedient to constitute the separate administrative unit, to be known by the name of Longding district, by bifurcating the same from present Tirap district, considering the fact that the area produces very low productivity which kept the people far from the modern development thus attributing to their economically backwardness.
For the said purpose, the Cabinet had on7th August 2009approved for creation of new Longding district and the govt had on23rd June 2010constituted a High Power Committee to finalize the boundary and creation of Longding district. Accordingly, the Committee on11th August 2011had recommended for creation of the new district namely, Longding," Chief Minister Jarbom Gamlin told the House prior to the Bill was passed by voice vote.
"The new district would comprise of the administrative units of Longding, Kanubari, Pongchau, Wakka, Pumao and Lawnu excluding Naitong village which falls underBorduriaVillageReserveForest," he said, while informing that the decision to place the Bill before the House was approved by the Cabinet on Sept 15 last.
Members – Honchun Ngandam, Thangwang Wangham, Newlai Tingkhatra and Wangki Lowang from the region, participating in the Bill discussion, heaved their praise on the then visionary CM, late Dorjee Khandu, for meeting the long-cherished dream of the Wanchos. They described the 26th day of September a "historic day" for the Wancho and the Nocte communities, while exuding hope for "a better tomorrow".
The Chief Minister said, "The long-felt demand of the people of Longding has been fulfilled with the creation of the new district. It will enable the govt to run the administration effectively to achieve speedy development in all fronts."
Stating that there will be no financial involvement from the State exchequer since the administration will be manned by existing manpower and with existing infrastructure, Gamlin said, "However, in future, taking into account the financial strength of the State, as and when the financial involvement is necessitated, the same shall be taken up with the govt as per due process of law and in consultation with the Finance Department in a phased manner and on need base."
On the day, three other important Bills namely, 'The Arunachal Pradesh Public Records Bill, 2011', 'The Arunachal Pradesh Nursing Council Bill, 2011', and 'The Arunachal Pradesh Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (Amendment) Bill, 2011' were also passed by the House by voice vote.
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At the close of day's proceedings on the last day of three-day Assembly session, Speaker Wanglin Lowangdong announced that the House has been adjourned sine-die.