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The Washington Capitals flashed back to January on Sunday afternoon, and that was the last thing they needed. Just like the start of this up-and-down season, blunders masked any semblance of strong play. Untimely penalties proved costly and the New York Rangers pounced on nearly every opportunity.
Just like the start, coach Adam Oates saw plenty of positives. But after a 4-1 loss at Verizon Center, that wasn't much consolation.
"I don't want to keep standing here and saying that answer," Oates said.
It's no longer about picking up a system or playing correct hockey. After zero points against the Rangers and New York Islanders during a lost weekend, the Caps are trying to keep this from being a lost season. They're eight points back of the Southeast Division-leading Carolina Hurricanes at the halfway point.
"It wasn't what we wanted, obviously," said goaltender Braden Holtby, who was pulled after giving up three goals on 19 shots. "We didn't play the way we wanted; I didn't bring to the table what I should've in order to at least get a split on the weekend."
The back-to-back losses were reminiscent of those early in the year, when penalties piled up and frustration followed. Captain Alex Ovechkin was the biggest culprit Sunday, taking two penalties on the same play that contributed to things unraveling for the Caps.
Ovechkin tripped Ryan Callahan to set up the delayed penalty and then held Ryan McDonagh. Oates took issue with the second call, but in chasing the play the Caps were vulnerable.
"I know I trip him [on the] first one because I lost the position, so I play it like it's going to be pass to him," Ovechkin said. "I don't know where he find the second one; it cost us the game."
Within 41 seconds, the Rangers turned a tie score into a 3-1 stranglehold. Holtby criticized himself for Brian Boyle's goal, and Oates tried to "stop the momentum."
It was too late. Ovechkin drove the momentum the other direction.
A day after two double minors in the third period paved the way for a dreadful loss at the Islanders, the Caps were left to lament penalties costing them again.
"When we're parading to the box all the time, we don't have a hope," said right wing Troy Brouwer, who hasn't taken a minor penalty since Feb. 17. "We kind of shot ourselves again with penalties."
Purely by the numbers, the Caps weren't bad. Ovechkin's extra tripping penalty was negated by Boyle's goal, and the rest of the team managed to stay out of the box for all but two minutes the rest of the way.
But sloppy play wasn't limited to penalties. Against a disciplined Rangers team that forward Matt Hendricks said thrives on mental errors, this was far from the Caps' best effort.
"They put relentless pressure on our D, they have a great forecheck, and when we have the opportunity to clear pucks and we don't, they're all over it," Hendricks said. "We didn't come out and play a smart game. We had turnovers, again, in the neutral zone and such. For us to be successful, we can't continue to make those mistakes."


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DHARAMSHALA, January 25: The Front Lawns at the Diggi Palace in Jaipur was packed to the rafters as Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama made his way on to the stage to address the opening day of the DSC Jaipur Literature Festival Thursday afternoon.
Blending with the mood of the Festival, the Dalai Lama began his conversation speaking on the influence that literature had on his life.
"As a young boy, I was not much interested in philosophy," he said. But "stories, like the Jataka stories, some of them are very moving."
He enjoyed reading stories that showed the capacity of a human being or an animal to help another person, he said, but joked that he did not like stories about miracles because he did not believe in them.
"Whenever I have time, I'm always reading the root texts of Buddhism I learned when I was 6 or 7 years old," he said while stressing on the importance of debate and investigation as a tool of learning.
The Dalai Lama spoke about India's immense contribution to learning since ancient days beginning with the Nalanda University, in his talk, which kicked off a series of sessions that would speak on Buddhism and its influence on literature during the five-day event.
"India is our guru we are the chelas and the source of all the knowledge we have has come from Nalanda," the Nobel Peace laureate said.
In his conversation with noted writer Pico Iyer, on the topic, "Kinships of Faiths: Finding the Middle Way," the Tibetan spiritual leader called India a "living example of how different religions and communities can live in coexistence."
"India's greatness lies in the idea of Ahimsa. This country is a living example for the world to see how so many religions can exist together for centuries," he said.
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"India's constitution is based on secularism; secularism does not mean to disrespect religion but rather to respect all religions and also respect nonbelievers," the 77-year-old exiled leader said.
Praising Indian democratic ideals, His Holiness said China has much to learn from India and called for "genuine friendship" between the two Asian giants.
"China is world's most populous country and India is one of the world's most populous democratic country. China could learn much from India," he said. "Genuine friendship between India and China is essential. On the basis of mutual trust the Hindi-Chini bhai bhai relation is essential."
Supporting more security for women in the wake of increasing cases of violence against women, he said, "These days I have been noticing that big cities are reporting so many incidents of violence like rapes, murders. We must provide more security for women."
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GUN barista and entrepreneur Ian Callahan has been a key player in helping shape our city's buzzing coffee culture.
Ian, 31, is the owner of Bar 9 at Parkside in the city and co-owner of the new Larry & Ladd in the Regent Arcade.
He's the barista with the business brain and has also inspired a few of his peers in their own coffee ventures.
"Adelaide's coffee scene has gone in leaps and bounds and this was always our mission from the start, to make the coffee scene here a lot stronger," he says.
City resident Ian spends his spare time mastering a Brazilian martial art called capoeira and he's just back from a food trip to Barcelona and San Sebastian.
The Spanish pinxtos nibbles at Larry & Ladd are a "little nod" to his trip.
Ian says he often feels nostalgic about the original Bar 9 which opened in 2009.
"It was a tin shed really with a coffee machine, a bar and three tables and I opened it as a hangout for coffee nerds like myself," he says.
"I really want to go back to the roots of Bar 9 and eventually revisit the idea of the original shop but using all the knowledge and resources I've learned along the way."
Coffee fix — Paddy's Lantern, 219 Gilbert St
IAN obviously knows his coffee and Paddy's rates highly on his list of refuelling spots.
"This place for me is like Cheers, everyone knows your name, it's friendly, it's comfy, and the coffee is stunning," he says.
"Sam (owner Sam Carey) is a legend and the food is simple but so well executed."
Ian loves Mylor pumpkin sourdough with horseradish cream cheese and Harris smoked ocean trout.
Pizza perfection — Etica Ethical Pizzeria e Mozzarella Bar, 125 Gilles St
IAN lives in the city and loves the fact Etica is so close to home.
"I love this place and the pizza is amazing and all about great produce, the provenance of it, plus Melissa and Federico and are such great hosts," he says.
Try their authentic Margherita pizza topped with San Marzano tomatoes, fior di latte cheese, olive oil, basil and sea salt.
Market fave, The Market Shed on Holland (Sundays, 9am-3pm)
"I head there pretty much every Sunday and Jono (Kaitatzis, the owner) has done such a great job of creating a really friendly, welcoming vibe," Ian says.
"You walk in, and it doesn't matter what you were feeling like before you arrived, you just get swept up in it all".
Ian says he loves the tea from The Tea Catcher and the "absolutely incredible" Bull Creek pies.


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Surveying the Field: Reviewing Week 13
Posted by Bryan Fischer
There's just something about a few helpings of turkey and some good old fashioned hate for a rival football team.
As the season winds down and, in most cases, ends for teams that don't qualify for a bowl game or conference championship, rivalry week is when many schools put all the eggs in the basket to go into the offseason knowing they went out on a high note.
Because of that, there was no better scene in college football this weekend than Lexington, Kentucky.
Despite using a wide receiver at quarterback due to injuries, Kentucky still managed to pull off a win against Tennessee for the first time since 1984. On the whole, it was a disappointing year but the win over the Volunteers will give the team something positive to think about in the offseason. That AD Mitch Barnhart announced that head coach Joker Phillips would be back for sure next season also added to a historic day for the program.
The scene afterward was what college football was all about. Fans rushed the field to celebrate with players, everyone of whom had a gigantic smile on their face. That they attempted just six passes for 15 yards to win ugly didn't matter, a win is a win and this one meant more than the other four they had during the season.
Perhaps it was appropriate that the Wildcats wore black jerseys because it felt afterward like a funeral for Tennessee, who lost out on a chance to go to a bowl game with the loss. The Derek Dooley era is on shaky ground after barely beating Vanderbilt and, now, ending the streak over Kentucky. No doubt the slick-haired, orange pants wearing Dooley had to take over a difficult situation but it's still Tennessee. There are players there and the defense isn't too bad with Justin Wilcox running things but there has been zero consistency.
The losses are one thing for Dooley but the lack of wins might be the most concerning part if you're a Vols fan. He's never beaten a ranked team and has no signature victory that he can hold his hat on. You can understand why they're clamoring for his head in Knoxville.
It was a slightly different scene in College Station - except for the clamoring for the head coach's head part.
It was once again a second half to forget for Texas A&M, as they ended their final scheduled game with Texas by falling on their face. There was plenty of optimism coming in that the Aggies would get the last laugh before leaving for the SEC but it was the Longhorn players who had no problem starting up an "S-E-C!" chant following the victory.
"Sports can be really cruel," Mack Brown said. "I think it was a time tonight where both teams deserved to win."
After 118 meetings, it was pretty cruel for things to end that way. Kyle Field had erupted following Ryan Tannehill's pass to Jeff Fuller for a 16 yard touchdown to take the lead but was silent after Justin Tucker's 40 yard field goal sailed through the uprights.
"They played their hearts out tonight," Tucker said. "But sending them off to the SEC with a sour taste in their mouth feels pretty good."
Nothing like beating a rival.
Stat of the week
In 26 games among BCS AQ schools or ranked non-AQ schools on Saturday, just two were within seven points and the average margin of victory was 20 points.
Stats of week
- Alabama held Auburn to a 3-and-out on 7-of-10 drives and now has 72 3-and-outs in 143 opponent drives (50.3%)
- Since 2007, Tennessee and Kentucky are both 33-31. The Wildcats beat the Vols for the first time in 26 games, a span of 9,863 days. Tennessee finishes the year with consecutive losing records for the first time since 1910-11.
- Texas A&M was outscored 76-7 in the third quarter of their losses.
- Via the AP, Nebraska has nine or more wins for the 38th time in 42 seasons (90%).
- LSU's secondary has scored as many touchdowns (6) as they've allowed.
- Not sure if Trent Richardson helped win the Heisman with his career-high 203 yards in the Iron Bowl but he did nothing but bolster his resume. Remarkably the score at halftime was the same (24-7) as it was a year ago when some guy named Cam wiped out the deficit on the way to a championship. There would be no comeback from the Tigers this time thanks in large part to the suffocating Tide defense that allowed just 140 yards of offense. The lone bright spot for the home team was Onterio McCalebb's 83-yard kick return (the first ever in Iron Bowl history) that seemed to give the team some hope before Alabama quickly closed the door. All in all, a dominating effort for a team that has well over a month to prepare for their rematch with LSU.
- Impressive season for Louisville's Charlie Strong, who has done one of the best coaching jobs in the country by clinching at least a share of the Big East title with a win 34-24 over South Florida. Early losses, including one to FIU, seemed to show that the team was at least a year away from being in contention in the league but Strong righted the ship and freshman quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has really come on as of late, passing for three touchdowns against USF. Amazingly, the win snapped a 16-game losing streak in the state of Florida during the regular season. That the Cardinals are in contention for a BCS bowl berth boggles the mind if you watched this team early in the year.
- You would not have expected Rex Burkhead to play against Iowa if you saw him on Monday when he had his foot in a walking boot. He shredded the boot by Saturday however and had no issues pounding away at the Hawkeyes defense, rushing for 160 yards and a touchdown in Nebraska's 20-7 win. Surprisingly, his 38 carries were a school-record and came just a week after one of his worst games of his career against Michigan. It was just part of a punishing offensive attack against Iowa that gave the team an amazing 16 minute time of possession advantage. You can tell why Bo Pellini decided to keep things on the ground after Taylor Martinez tossed a few arm punts early in the game.
- Andrew Luck's final home game ended on a high note as he passed John Elway's school record for career touchdown passes and gave Heisman voters some more to think about. Beating a marquee opponent like Notre Dame on national television helps too, as the Cardinal jumped out to a 21-0 lead at halftime and never really lost control of the game.
- Down the road in Los Angeles, Matt Barkley made his case to be invited to New York. In what could have been his final game in cardinal and gold, he passed for 423 yards and six touchdowns on a record setting night to throttle UCLA 50-0. "One more year" chants were heard throughout the game but it was a heck of a way for USC to end their bowl ban and put an exclamation point on what has been a terrific season under Lane Kiffin. Things aren't too pretty for the other side as the Bruins were not only humiliated at the Coliseum, but likely will be blitzed just as bad in the Pac-12 Championship game. The "gap" between the two programs that Rick Neuheisel talked about being closed appeared to have never been wider than it was Saturday night.
- Tulsa was supposed to represent Houston's stiffest test of the season but the trip to Oklahoma proved to be anything but as the Cougars rolled in the second half to secure Conference USA hosting duties. As good as Case Keenum was at quarterback, Patrick Edwards was the star of the show, grabbing four touchdowns and 181 yards to break the conference career record for receiving yards. The Golden Hurricanes had been undefeated in league play but Keenum found Edwards on 4th down in the 3rd quarter and it was away they go. Houston converted several 4th downs and built up style points as Keenum threw for 457 yards and a ho-hum five touchdowns before being pulled. Perhaps the biggest surprise was the Cougars defense, who held a normally high-scoring Tulsa attack to just 16 points.
- When Arkansas came into Baton Rouge, the Hogs represented the toughest passing attack LSU would see all season. Luckily the Tigers had the nation's best secondary and one player in particular - the Honey Badger. Tyrann Mathieu is simply a playmaker whenever his team needs it most and you could tell Friday when he returned a punt 92 yards for a touchdown that seemed to turn the tide just when it looked like Arkansas was making a game of it. The offense was pretty good too, with Kenny Hilliard, Spencer Ware and even Jordan Jefferson (despite a boneheaded play or two) causing the Razorbacks defense issues. The 21 third quarter points - keyed in part by Mathieu - might have pushed LSU ahead but it was the rushing attack in the 4th quarter that turned a solid win into a blowout. It's no surprise that plenty of people invoked the name Billy Cannon after the game considering that the last time there was a top-three match up in Death Valley, Cannon returned a punt for a score against Ole Miss. Of course it was Mathieu doing the honors this time as the Tigers kept their record perfect on the road to Atlanta and on to New Orleans.
- If you had to say a team was due before the year was up, Colorado was a good choice. The Buffaloes, despite their record, had a pretty decent offense but just couldn't perform on defense or on the road. Although Utah was at home and playing for a chance to go to the Pac-12 title game, the Buffs jumped out to an early lead and managed to hang on to beat the Utes 17-14. Normally reliable field goal kicker Coleman Petersen missed the final kick with seconds left to go 0-3 on the day and diminish Utah's hopes of a solid debut season in a BCS conference. What was billed as the start of a new rivalry between new conference foes turned out to be a historic win for Colorado, as the team ended a 23-game road losing streak. Utah was hampered by the loss of running back John White but there was no question that they should have won this game but a few breaks went the way of CU. Before the season head coach Jon Embree talked about putting up bricks to build a wall of success that the program had done in its glory days and on a chilly Friday afternoon, he added one more thanks to the upset on the road.
- The Countdown Clock on the Columbus Dispatch's website was probably already setup to change following Saturday's Ohio State-Michigan game. Things were closer than expected in the Wolverines 40-34 win at the Big House, a testament to just how hard the Buckeyes fought to keep their streak alive. Braxton Miller was great until his final play, an interception to seal the game, and out-played his counterpart Denard Robinson for much of the afternoon. UM got the last laugh when the gun sounded by ending a streak that had gone nearly 3,000 days but if there was one take away from the annual rivalry game, it's that Miller should be fun to watch in Urban Meyer's offense.
- Most impressive victory this weekend might have been Wisconsin throttling Penn State 45-7. The Nittany Lions have the best defense in the Big Ten but they were ran over by Montee Ball, who scored four touchdowns and has a chance at setting the NCAA single-season record. The rematch with Michigan State for a trip to the Rose Bowl just got a little more interesting.
- If you haven't been able to watch Luke Kuechly play linebacker at Boston College, you missed out on one of the hardest working players in the game. Don't worry, he'll probably be a 10+ year vet in the NFL so there should be plenty of chances to see him in the future though. Surprisingly, Kuechly didn't reach the double-digit tackles plateau for the first time since his freshman year but he did run back an interception for a touchdown and made life tough for Miami in a 24-17 upset. The talented 'backer also became the school's all-time tackles leader and showed why he could be a potential first round pick if he decides to leave school early. On the flip side, Jacory Harris - after perhaps his best season - reverted to the Harris of old by tossing four interceptions in his final college game. While there were not many people watching (in the stands or on TV), the result was overshadowed by the news of the day as Miami announced head coach Al Golden had agreed to a four-year extension that would keep in in Coral Gables until 2020.
- In a/the Backyard Brawl, all rules are off. The intense series between Pitt and West Virginia faced an uncertain future with both moving to different conferences but on the field in 2011 the two had no problem giving everybody a compelling game. The Panthers had jumped out to a 17-7 half-time lead but were simply shut down by a swarming Mountaineers defense in the second half that kept things close enough that the sputtering WVU offense could eventually cash-in a game-winning touchdown. It was a wild ending in a series full of them but Dana Holgorsen's squad managed to pull things out. Pitt quarterback Tino Sunseri had a rough night, being sacked 10 (!) times, four of which came on a crazy final drive.
- If you want to know why Dennis Erickson was shown the door at Arizona State, look no further than the late night showdown against an improving California team. It was in many ways it was young (Bears) against and the old (Sun Devils). Erickson's squad was trying to salvage the season and his job, Jeff Tedford's group was trying to build upon the second half of their season. It was a defense-optional shootout like the Pac-10 days of old but Cal managed to force four turnovers that likely ended up as the deciding factor. Credit to Tedford who helped his cause while Erickson killed his, this was a fun game but defense - surprisingly - decided things and that ended up in Cal's favor.
- In terms of surprises, Virginia Tech shutting out a hot Virginia team at home might be highly ranked on the list. It was the Cavaliers first home shutout loss since 1984 and they had zero ground game to speak of (30 yards on 26 carries). It was likely the Hokies best win of the season to date and continued a strong run by quarterback Logan Thomas.
Tweet of the week
"USC card stunts say "We run LA." Based on how poorly the city is run, I would not brag about that.
- Chris Huston, The Hesiman Pundit
Fisch's Finest
2. Alabama
3. Oklahoma State
4. Stanford
6. Oregon
7. Boise State
8. Arkansas
9. Houston
10. Virginia Tech
Where we'll be this week
I draw the early assignment and will head up Eugene for the Pac-12 Championship game with Oregon and UCLA on Friday. Eye on College Football bloggers Chip Patterson and Adam Jacobi will head to the ACC and Big Ten Championships respectively. Brett McMurphy makes the trip to see Bedlam between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State while Dennis Dodd joins Tony Barnhart in Atlanta for the SEC Championship.
Leaning this way
Georgia vs. LSU
Do the Bulldogs have a chance? No, not really. Even if they did, it appears the Tigers are locked into a trip to the BCS National Championship game in New Orleans either way. Les Miles' secondary already took care of the best quarterback in the SEC West last week and will do pretty much the same to the best quarterback in the SEC East down in Atlanta.
Oklahoma at Oklahoma State
Don't let the loss to Iowa State fool you, Oklahoma State is still a very good team and their opportunistic defense should enjoy playing Landry Jones on the road. The Sooners haven't really been the same team they were earlier in the season thanks to several injuries - their top running back and wide receiver among them - and they've had their troubles at Boone Pickens Stadium before. Expect it to be close but ultimately the Cowboys will win the game and the Big 12.
Wisconsin vs. Michigan State
These teams are so evenly matched that it took a hail mary for the Spartans to beat the Badgers the first time. That pass isn't something that Wisconsin players forgot about and have a chance to avenge it for a trip to the Rose Bowl. The offense has been rolling the past couple of weeks behind Montee Ball and Russell Wilson so look for them to do some damage against Michigan State the second time around.
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PODCAST: Free Bruce Podcast with Heisman Pundit
Posted by Bryan Fischer
Plenty to talk about in this week's Free Bruce Podcast as Bruce Feldman and Bryan Fischer chat with Chris Huston, the publisher of HeismanPundit.com. The guys talk about who's leading the Heisman Trophy race, if a player from a BCS non-AQ team can win the award and what are some of the important factors to keep in mind about winning the trophy.
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Posted on: November 13, 2011 1:27 am
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Heisman race heats up as Luck falls back to pack
Posted by Bryan Fischer
STANFORD, Calif. -- Heisman moments tend not to just happen, they're built up. Sure they'll catch you off guard from time-to-time but they rarely just come out of nowhere to the front of our collective concious.
Every bit of the listed 6-foot-4, 237-pounds, Andrew Luck was deemed better than any of his peers or predeessors by pundits, NFL coaches, general managers and scouts. For every two minute drive, red zone touchdown or play action fake, it was a work art. Saturday's game against Oregon was supposed to be his. Another trip to New York was certain but, in Stanford's biggest game in decades, this was supposed to be his moment.
It wasn't.
"Not good enough to win," Luck said, in an aww-shucks manner, of his performance in a 53-30 loss. "Worst game of the year I guess."
Statistically, you could make the argument it wasn't. Realistically? It's hard to think of anybody giving Luck as much trouble as the Ducks' defense did. Pressured all night, he finished 27-for-41 for 271 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions. He threw a pick six. He lost a fumble. He was sacked. He was un-Luck like but wasn't unlucky.
"They do present some exotic formations, such as four guys to one side and what not," Oregon coach Chip Kelly said. "We talked about it as a staff how to handle it, making plays."
Luck didn't have to be great on his home field to wrap up college football's most prestigious trophy but he did have to be good. Playing from behind entire night, it was clear that the future top draft pick lacked any kind of wide receiver to stretch the field and even his normally reliable tight ends dropped several passes to slow momentum as the nation's longest winning streak fell just as hard as the Cardinal's outside chance at playing for the national title.
"I knew it wasn't going to be a cake walk," Luck said. "I had no grand delusion of it for our team. We still have football left and, for that, I'm grateful."
Credit Luck for having a space between the two words, college quarterback, that describe him every Saturday though. Despite losing to the only team to beat him the past two years, he was as even-keeled as ever afterward, answering questions about a difficult loss like they were the easy questions one of his midterms.
"It's disappointing obviously. You always want to have a good game," he said. "A disappointment, yes, but life goes on. We have two more big ball games coming up."
There was no Heisman moment on the slippery turf for the signal-caller but that doesn't mean he has no chance of hoisting college football's most prestigious award up in New York. The clear front-runner when the day began, he's likely to keep his spot at or near the top of most lists but there's no question that every turnover against Oregon made others' chances that much better.
"This game is not fatal to Luck's Heisman hopes," said Chris Huston, who runs HeismanPundit.com. "Voters will not blame him for this loss. The Heisman race is an individual award and, while Luck will lose some ground, he remains the favorite."
In some minds the only one to put on a performance worthy of the award was LaMichael James, who rushed for 146 yards and three touchdowns as he continues to return to form following an elbow injury. Enough to get back in the discussion, maybe, but if you're looking for a moment in the game it was undoubtedly on one of James' long runs.
"His missing two games this year killed his Heisman chances," Huston added. "He just won't have the numbers to come close to winning."For James, the 23 point win might be enough for another trip to the Heisman ceremony. For Luck, the 23 point loss might be enough to hold him back from bringing the trophy home.
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moreAlmost exactly ten years ago, two young physicians joined me at the University of Oklahoma for the study of dermatopathology: Stephen C. Somach, a brilliant dermatologist-scholar from Cleveland, who was also a highly accomplished cellist, and Michael B. Morgan, an effervescent, newly minted pathologist from Florida, who was brimming with energy, curiosity, and zeal and was also spo- ing water skiis and a red Porsche! Bruce R. Smoller, whose impressive erudition is universally acknowledged, I met during a Residency Review committee visit to Stanford some ?fteen years ago. Each of these men has made original cont- butions to the dermatopathology literature as well as to patient care in the cli- cal setting. Their publications have broadened our understanding of the biologic behavior of pigmented lesions, cutaneous lymphomas, vascular lesions, and soft tissue tumors. It is indeed a pleasure to welcome their volume, Deadly Der- tologic Diseases, a unique and stimulating outcome of their enthusiastic collaboration. Deadly Dermatologic Diseases discusses a wide variety of entities–neoplastic, vascular, infectious, metabolic–each of which may eventuate in death of the patient. In addition, numerous tumors and dermatoses frequently associated with internal malignancies are reviewed. High-quality histologic photomic- graphs and clinical pictures accompany many of the discussions. A unique initial summary page facilitates the reading of each presentation. Recent relevant genetic and biochemical ? ndings in every chapter were particularly helpful to this reader. less
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|Test for hangout settings
|2014-09-11 22:30:00
|Network Round Table: The Softer Side of Business
|*Network RoundTable: Inspiration, Motivation and Education during your Small Biz Happy Hour* *Friday, September 5 2014* *12:42 pm MST* (2:42 pm EST, 1:42 pm CST, and 11:42 pm PST) This Weeks Guest: @111552522175915203592 Let us know what you think about "Flow" by filling in this quick survey: Mobile Link: http://goo.gl/50yfnO Watch on Google+: http://goo.gl/83sVTk Watch on YouTube: http://goo.gl/50yfnO Watch on my Blog: Network Round Table, your #SmallBizHappyHour , is back for the Season of Movement! From now until the end of 2014, we'll be talking with our guests about the different aspects of movement and how movement (in all its forms) impacts your business. We'll inspire and motivate you at the beginning of the show, so that your energy is up and your stress is down. Then, it's time to get educated – by our guest and by YOU, our #HappyTribe . We believe that sharing experiences is one of the most powerful ways to learn, so we want to hear from you about your experience with this week's subject: *FLOW* What is flow as it relates to business? Is flow something that we experience on our own, or can it happen in teams? And what role do relationships play in our ability to achieve flow? Get the conversation started on the event page, and of course, post any questions you'd like to have answered during the show! And don't forget the Lightning Round! It's up to YOU to tell us how this week's show *moved* you. Did you have an "aha" moment, were you able to identify with something that was said? We want to hear all about it with the hashtag #LightningRound after the show. We're thrilled to have @111552522175915203592 as this week's #plusonesuperhero ! *Tagline* G+ Nerd & Relationship Enthusiast *Introduction* Hey my name is Wade and I'm a full time social media marketing blogger! I have a Psychology degree and I use it to help people create action from their updates on social media. I love helping newbie's at my social media marketing website. I have also recently started another blog at WadeHarman.com that I will share more of the relationship marketing and Google Plus side of things. I'm all about building relationships online. People these days have a twisted sense of how marketing is done and I'm here to set them straight! Become a Hero to one individual at a time and stop marketing to the masses! One on one, investment in time and personalize everything you do, and that is going to help you! I can show you more Relationship Marketing tips through my coaching,too. My social media marketing blogs are dedicated to helping people succeed with social media through techniques such as creating a social presence, building relationships, and driving traffic! I use Psychology to prompt action from the reader and I can help you to do the same. You see emotion plays a big part in what we see on social media. Learning how to pull an emotion that creates action out of the reader can be a pretty powerful thing
|How To Use Flow in Small Business with Wade Harman on Network Round Table
|2014-09-05 20:42:00
|Wade Harman
|Building A Google Plus Community Have you tried out @108883357423682942734 for your G+ account yet? It will literally open up a brand new world for you to explore here on Google Plus! http://nod3x.com Also, don't forget one of the best cross posting platforms out there devoted to G+ as well called @105750980959577516811! If you're serious about marketing, get the $10 plan, it works awesome for my business! http://goo.gl/Dolyku Join @111552522175915203592 from @108827198716965466311 as I talk to @103008963082975341976 and @117547081660023231214 about how we can go about building a successful Google Plus community here! What makes a community successful, how to keep out spam, and how to keep people engaged other than on their own material. Join the Social Media Strategy Community here: http://goo.gl/tFhMXi Join the Relationship Marketing Community here: http://goo.gl/ma1wej Don't forget you can sponsor my *Relationship Tips* segments and become a Patreon for only $1mo! http://www.patreon.com/wade #googlepluscommunity #googlepluscommunities #googlepluscommunitytips #relationshipmarketing
|Building A Google Plus Community
|2014-06-13 00:00:00
|Spartan Spark Inc.
|Monday, May 19 2014 1:00 pm Pacific (4:00 pm Eastern, 3:00 pm Central, and 2:00 pm Mountain) We're excited to start this HOA series specifically for the Entrepreneurs' Community, entitled "Pooling Our Knowledge". Each week, a community member (or two!) will speak on their area of expertise, and give you some tips to improve your business in that specific area. Of course, we'll take all the questions from the audience that we have time for during the show, and do our best to respond to those we can't answer on-air afterwards. Not only will you get some helpful tips, but you'll have the opportunity to meet other entrepreneurs who may be struggling with the same issues that you are! This week's topic is "Setting up your Home Page for Maximum Engagement". We'll be covering some of the essential tools you need to set up your website's home page, including adding a call to action, how to establish your credibility and some essential SEO tips. If you have any questions, please leave them on the event page! This week's host is: @103082680437088577070 Dafne is one of the partners at Spartan Spark Inc, an online marketing company that helps small businesses reach their ideal clients, connect with them and consequently grow their business. Spartan Spark's unique process brings all your online tools into a single Business Dashboard making your life easier and your lead generation more effective. Dafne's passionate about teaching entrepreneurs how to maximize their time using online tools and techniques so they have more time to do the things they love. We look forward to seeing you for the first of many community hangouts!
|Pooling Our Knowledge: Entrepreneurs' Community Hangout
|2014-05-19 22:00:00
|Stephanie Sims
|*Pooling Our Knowledge: Entrepreneurs' Community Hangout* *Monday, May 12 2014* *1:00 pm Pacific (4:00 pm Eastern, 3:00 pm Central, and 2:00 pm Mountain)* We're excited to start this HOA series specifically for the Entrepreneurs' Community, entitled "Pooling Our Knowledge". Each week, a community member (or two!) will speak on their area of expertise, and give you some tips to improve your business in that specific area. Of course, we'll take all the questions from the audience that we have time for during the show, and do our best to respond to those we can't answer on-air afterwards. Not only will you get some helpful tips, but you'll have the opportunity to meet other entrepreneurs who may be struggling with the same issues that you are! This week's topic is *"Setting Your Business up for Financial Success".* We'll be covering some of the essential tools you need to manage your finances, including financial projections and financial reporting (and NO, they aren't the same thing!). If you have any questions, please leave them on the event page! This week's hosts are: @100507762856957104832 Judi is the founder of GrowthCast. She helps small businesses see their financial future. Judi and GrowthCast are on a mission to demystify business financials and allow any business owner to understand the health of their business. @104267556228949747305 Stephanie gives owners a new way to measure the value of their business, using a method called Finance-Ability. She wants owners to understand the value of their company before they get involved in any financial decisions, so they are dealing from a position of strength. Knowing your worth is always a good thing - in life and in business! We look forward to seeing you for the first of many community hangouts! #PoolingOurKnowledge #EntrepreneursCommunityHOA
|POOLING OUR KNOWLEDGE - Entrepreneurs' Community Hangout
|2014-05-12 22:00:00
|Andy Nathan
|We had a great conversation last Tuesday with a number of the Learning From Failure authors. Now, let's get the rest of the authors on part 2 of our discussion Learning From Failure. Guests this week will be: @106239597077013550982 @104337529165562531044 @114080279619551546069 @101723402717315646723 Here is the link to the book: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JL2O9LY Also, do not forget to check out our sponsor's website: @102183121375310741688
|Start Up Gap Episode 22: Learning From Failure Part 2
|2014-05-06 23:00:00
|Jerks Bike Shop
|*BIKES, BIKES AND MORE BIKES!* Watch Live on Google+ http://goo.gl/peMwEL Watch Live on YouTube http://goo.gl/LwCVPD Watch live on Facebook http://goo.gl/2BBYdE You never know who might show up in Jerks Corner...For that matter you never know if Jerks Corner will be in Jerks Corner. If @100270464766216570533 gets his way this weeks show is going to be *HUGE!* Join us as we give you tips and tricks on how to make the most of your bike riding life! Our guest this week (The one that I know about...Kirk will probably have someone show up about 10 minutes before we go live) is: @104267556228949747305 (http://goo.gl/1PVaM4) *Tagline* Recovering investment banker, champion of business owners, lover of the written word, wife of a Frenchman, mom of three *Introduction* I help business owners understand finance and how it can work for them instead of the other way around. By showing owners how to make the most of the financial tools at their disposal, I help them maximize the value of their business and provide a secure future for themselves and their families. When I'm not helping clients, I'm cooking, playing tennis, reading like a fiend and schlepping the kids all over. My idea of a great evening includes Name that Tune (but only with songs from the 80s), Brie aux truffes and champagne. Not necessarily in that order.... Watch Live on Dennis Duce's personal blog http://goo.gl/9oJMER Watch Live on Jerks Bike Shop Blog http://goo.gl/5Uj5NL Watch All of the Jerks Corner HOA episodes http://goo.gl/9mCimT Each week we bring in interesting people from the work of biking. See the Blog on Jerk's Bike Shop Website http://goo.gl/GTkSN5 See the Blog on Gomboc.me websit http://goo.gl/jrPoAV You host on this bike adventure is @100270464766216570533 owner of @100752257194070480190 http://www.jerksbikeshop.com Thanks @104641199698156385999 and @103050032525628487835 for producing this weekly HOA Kirk Sherrod on G+ http://goo.gl/M0QDmT Jerks Bike SHop on G+ http://goo.gl/U4ghDU Dennis N. Duce on G+ http://goo.gl/hMJHTa Gomboc.me on G+ http://goo.gl/sGLrIv
|Jerks Corner: Live Bike Advice From The Pros
|2014-02-24 21:00:00
|James Fierce
|Are You Passionate About Your Business? This weeks show is all about passion: 1. Is it a requirement for success? 2. Why is it important to cultivate your passions? 3. What to do if you are not passionate about your business/ career 4. When can it be a problem and how do you recognize it? 5. How to use it to your advantage for growth and bringing in new clients. We have two special guests: *Marilyn Moore:* I am the coordinator for SEO and social media for SonicSpider LLC and RightStartwebsites.com. Following a career in education,I am now our company's go-to person for using Google+ for business, Semantic Search, and developing content marketing strategies/SEO. *Rachael Alford:* is a success coach, fundraising consultant and meeting and event planner. Most days, Rachael can be found helping others with their crowdfunding campaigns.
|Is Passion Essential For Business Success?
|2013-11-12 20:00:00
|James Fierce
|*It's Not What You Know But Who You Know* We are usually on at 11:00 PT but this week I have an IRL commitment so we are coming to you an hour earlier. Note this is an HOA so unless you are on the panel you won't actually be in the hangout...of course, you can watch us live and we are going to be using comment tracker so you can engage with the panel by asking comments or questions directly in the event comment section on this event page. *To Be Discussed* Why Networking is important How to network effectively How to become the one others want to network with Tips for introverts Tips for extroverts How to use hangouts I am looking to add a few guest panelists for this show. So check back here on the event page to see how well I really am at using the networking skills :) *Please share this event or invite anyone you know that may be interested in learning more about networking*
|Get Bizy with Nate and Jim - Networking Effectively
|2013-10-15 19:00:00
|Stephan Hovnanian
|Some say the role of the web designer is no more, and in many cases, they're right. But a professional can be extremely valuable to your online presence. Part one of this 3-part mini-series explores the front-end of your website, when it's okay to "DIY" and when you should bring in a pro. Go to the URL below for complete details (and to watch on your mobile device), as well as to sign up to be notified of the Parts 2 and 3! http://www.websighthangouts.com/diy-websites-vs-professionally-designed-part-1/
|"DIY" vs. "Professionally-Designed" Websites (Part 1 of 3)
|2013-02-14 19:30:00
|martin shervington
|*Want to ask questions about publishing YOUR book?* Well, next week I will be joined by Shawn Welch, co-author of 'APE: author, publisher, entrepreneur'. I am sure he will have a lot of answers for you as well. *When.* Sunday at 7pm GMT; 11am PST; 2pm EST. *What it is all about.* Since reading Guy Kawasaki and Shawn Welch's book 'APE: Authors Publisher and Entrepreneur' I felt inspired to help more people follow their dream. I've motivated people for years to find their enthusiasm of writing, and published a few books myself along the way (both traditional and self-publishing). *The Plan:* Guy has launched the FREE 4 session course and Shawn will take us into Session two. So get yourself ready with some interesting questions! Then, in the following two on-air hangout sessions, I will help you get some structure in place that will help motivate you to become a successful author - I've gone down the publishing and self publishing route myself. There may also have additional guests to the subsequent hangouts to get you focused and inspire your inner author! *Next Dates:* 17th Feb 17th March *Interested in getting involved?* Click 'YES' on the event, read Guy's book and I'll see you at the launch! Want to know more about Guy and Shawn's book check out this post on my blog: http://www.martinshervington.com/getting-books-published-with-ape-author-publisher-entrepreneur-self-publishing/
|Going 'APE' with Shawn Welch!
|2013-01-20 20:00:00
|General Assembly
|Join General Assembly for a Hangout on Air focused on helping you set entrepreneurial goals that stick. Learn to focus on the simple things that can change the goal setting life for you or your company. You'll learn how things like the fear of success, the circles you keep, perfectionism, busy work, over thinking and lack of social accountability are large hurdles holding you back. RSVP to this event and it will be added to your Google Calendar. 30 minutes before the event starts we'll add the live Hangout on Air link so you can tune in live!
|Setting Entrepreneurial Goals That Stick - Hangout on Air
|2012-12-12 20:00:00
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2015-10-02 05:29:06 (33 comments, 11 reshares, 182 +1s)
That looks really cool but I am not sure what it is If that was real charcoal burning in there, you would never wake up at all.
Most reshares: 58
2015-10-08 03:09:32 (28 comments, 58 reshares, 306 +1s)
A watch with an attidude.
Most plusones: 352
2015-09-26 03:44:36 (14 comments, 51 reshares, 352 +1s)
A see-through truck.
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2015-10-12 05:12:53 (3 comments, 13 reshares, 46 +1s)
No good deed ever goes unpunished.
2015-10-12 05:08:52 (7 comments, 2 reshares, 34 +1s)
Did I ever show you guys a picture of my Jacuzzi room?
2015-10-11 05:30:58 (2 comments, 2 reshares, 40 +1s)
A farm girl, for #sexysaturday
2015-10-11 05:26:09 (0 comments, 1 reshares, 16 +1s)
Silver haired woman with a nice smile, for #sexysaturday
2015-10-11 05:14:02 (4 comments, 0 reshares, 43 +1s)
Remember, guys don't take passes at girls who wear glasses, for #sexysaturday
2015-10-11 04:57:03 (5 comments, 0 reshares, 53 +1s)
A colorful lady, on #sexysaturday
2015-10-11 04:55:18 (4 comments, 3 reshares, 60 +1s)
Time for a brew, on #sexysaturday
2015-10-10 22:22:50 (5 comments, 0 reshares, 4 +1s)
Has anyone else noticed that Google has screwed up notifications here again? On the desktop the drop down used to give you a summary of the post and actions when you clicked on it, now it opens that post in a new tab. Sounds minor, but it takes you out or the train of what you are doing and if you get many notifications it makes it almost unusable. Is this just a glitch for me, or are other's seeing this?
2015-10-10 05:51:20 (12 comments, 11 reshares, 62 +1s)
A rocket scientist dog, for #fidofriday
2015-10-10 05:47:05 (3 comments, 9 reshares, 58 +1s)
Time action sequence, for #fidofriday
2015-10-08 04:03:50 (1 comments, 2 reshares, 37 +1s)
A woman hugging a baby sloth, for #womanwednesday
2015-10-08 03:59:05 (0 comments, 1 reshares, 34 +1s)
A happy woman with a happy goat, for #womanwednesday
2015-10-08 03:09:32 (28 comments, 58 reshares, 306 +1s)
A watch with an attidude.
2015-10-08 03:07:16 (6 comments, 9 reshares, 52 +1s)
Meanwhile, in Australia.
2015-10-03 04:27:16 (1 comments, 0 reshares, 34 +1s)
They're both rather photogenic, don't you think.
2015-10-03 04:13:23 (9 comments, 7 reshares, 35 +1s)
Now that is unfortunate.
2015-10-02 05:33:02 (2 comments, 0 reshares, 23 +1s)
Cool picture I had never seen before.
2015-10-02 05:29:06 (33 comments, 11 reshares, 182 +1s)
That looks really cool but I am not sure what it is If that was real charcoal burning in there, you would never wake up at all.
2015-10-02 05:24:03 (5 comments, 1 reshares, 23 +1s)
I wish someone had told me this stuff when I was younger.
2015-10-01 18:18:56 (1 comments, 0 reshares, 7 +1s)
Oh, I wish this had been me. I wouldn't have given it back.
2015-10-01 03:41:48 (0 comments, 9 reshares, 66 +1s)
A woman napping with her horse, on #womanwednesday
2015-10-01 03:32:50 (7 comments, 5 reshares, 70 +1s)
A woman on the driving range, for #womanwednesday
2015-10-01 03:28:20 (3 comments, 2 reshares, 47 +1s)
Women showing off with yoga, for #womanwednesday
2015-10-01 03:26:03 (4 comments, 0 reshares, 43 +1s)
A womain relaxing after work, for #womanwednesday
2015-09-30 22:21:02 (4 comments, 7 reshares, 11 +1s)
What could possibly go wrong?
2015-09-30 04:51:22 (27 comments, 0 reshares, 19 +1s)
Shouldn't we be co-mentoring each other? I have broached this before - and we have tried a bunch of different ways to get entrepreneurs here to cooperate and collaborate, but this basic need goes unfilled. I have been involved with a number of different entrepreneur programs and I know a big request by the participants are for mentors and advisors - and there seems to be an image that these have to business men or women who have launched several successful business ventures.
The problem is, there aren't that many of these people and maybe we have romanticized our image of them a little bit. They're smart - but they are not that much smarter then the rest of us, and it is virtually impossible for them to have faced the same challenges that we face. As that ancient wisdom says, "you can't step in the same river twice".
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2015-09-30 03:23:19 (7 comments, 1 reshares, 19 +1s)
Rocket scientists
2015-09-29 05:32:39 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 3 +1s)
Well crap - somehow I got left off the list again this year.
2015-09-29 04:59:27 (20 comments, 32 reshares, 189 +1s)
Take someone else's money - I will play the old fashioned way.
2015-09-29 04:35:56 (14 comments, 8 reshares, 65 +1s)
That's cheating.
2015-09-29 04:11:20 (6 comments, 4 reshares, 35 +1s)
Sexist post of the day.
2015-09-28 22:42:03 (3 comments, 0 reshares, 7 +1s)
Even more like Pinterest. It does seem to me that "the stream" is being deemphasized.
2015-09-28 03:43:42 (3 comments, 1 reshares, 25 +1s)
We miss you Yoga Berra - there will never be another.
2015-09-27 04:07:53 (2 comments, 14 reshares, 53 +1s)
Careful - no need to take unnecessary risks, on #sexysaturday
2015-09-27 04:01:22 (1 comments, 2 reshares, 40 +1s)
Time for some gaming, on #sexysaturday
2015-09-27 03:37:36 (3 comments, 3 reshares, 65 +1s)
A woman of the forest, for #sexysaturday
2015-09-27 03:35:17 (5 comments, 6 reshares, 72 +1s)
Probably a good idea.
2015-09-27 03:32:50 (8 comments, 4 reshares, 78 +1s)
Time for a brew, on #sexysaturday
2015-09-26 18:30:50 (3 comments, 20 reshares, 71 +1s)
A #caturday warning
2015-09-26 18:28:03 (8 comments, 2 reshares, 52 +1s)
Happy #caturday everyone
2015-09-26 03:46:17 (3 comments, 2 reshares, 42 +1s)
You tell him Grandma,
2015-09-26 03:44:36 (14 comments, 51 reshares, 352 +1s)
A see-through truck.
2015-09-26 03:05:56 (0 comments, 1 reshares, 22 +1s)
I never thought about it that way before.
2015-09-25 18:59:50 (24 comments, 2 reshares, 13 +1s)
This is so ridiculous - he draws 10 times more attention to to every negative event then it would have had otherwise. How can you be President if you are at war with every media organization and every ethnic group except your own?
Just a few weeks ago lots of folks - including me, thought he could win the nomination, and maybe with a pivot or two even the presidency. I heard one Republican operative - Steve Schmidt I think, say that Trump was in a unique position because none of the other candidates could bring him down, the only one who could bring Trump down is Trump himself.
Looks like he is well on the way to doing that. He just got booed at some conservative event for calling Rubio "a clown". Looks like we have reached "peak Trump".
2015-09-25 03:18:39 (4 comments, 3 reshares, 57 +1s)
2015-09-25 03:13:25 (5 comments, 10 reshares, 76 +1s)
Because of arctic ice melting, polar bears are having to adjust to a new way of life.
2015-09-24 02:24:59 (5 comments, 44 reshares, 97 +1s)
Squawk! time for me shower
2015-09-24 02:20:42 (5 comments, 4 reshares, 33 +1s)
I wonder if this is something Trump could use in his campaign?
2015-09-23 23:26:17 (0 comments, 1 reshares, 35 +1s)
You know, I was just thinking that.
2015-09-23 16:39:15 (1 comments, 2 reshares, 24 +1s)
Meanwhile, Rob ate a whole pint of Haagen-Dazs last night. :-(
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A villager plasters cow dung on the wall of her house following an... News PhotoAdhesive Bandage,Animal Dung,Cow,District,Following,Horizontal,House,India,Kilometer,Kolkata,Law,Sexual Assault,VillagePhotographer DIBYANGSHU SARKARCollection: AFP 2014 AFPA villager plasters cow dung on the wall of her house following an alleged gang-rape in Subalpur village in Birdhum district, some 240 kilometres (149 miles) north west of Kolkata, on January 24, 2014. Male residents fled an Indian village January 24 after the alleged gang-rape of a young woman on the orders of tribal elders as police told of how locals tried to prevent her from reporting her ordeal. A total of 13 men have been arrested over the assault on a 20-year-old in the village of Subalpur, which was allegedly as punishment for 'dishonouring' her community. AFP PHOTO/Dibyangshu SARKAR (Photo credit should read DIBYANGSHU SARKAR/AFP/Getty Images)


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Eighth-ranked Louisville plated a run in the third inning, broke open the game with three runs in the seventh, and got a strong pitching performance from Josh Rogers, holding on to post a 4-1 win over No. 22 Kentucky to end the Wildcats season in the NCAA Louisville Regional Final, on a rainy Sunday night at Jim Patterson Stadium.
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