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2015 NHL Draft Open Thread: Day OnePosted by: | Comments
Tonight is Day One of the 2015 NHL Draft, with the first round taking place over the span of three hours. The New York Rangers do not have a pick in this round, yet. There are wild rumors about what will happen with Cam Talbot, and it is expected that the Rangers will make a trade tonight to slide into the first round.
Before the draft, you should read Josh's draft road map, which outlines who the Rangers might have available to them at any given point in the draft. All of his draft profiles can be viewed here.
This afternoon, there were three major trades, two involving the Bruins:
- Buffalo acquired Robin Lehner and David Legwand for the 21st overall pick.
- Bruins sent Dougie Hamilton to Calgary for the 15th, 45h, and 52nd picks in this year's draft
- Bruins sent Milan Lucic to Los Angeles for the 13th pick, goalie Martin Jones, and prospect Colin Miller. The Bruins retained $2.75m of Lucic's salary.
We are live blogging the draft tonight and all day tomorrow. Be sure to join us.
Ideal 2015 NHL draft road map for the New York RangersPosted by: | Comments
Here's a quick rundown of the roadmap for the Rangers, based off the 2015 NHL Draft profiles I compiled the past two weeks. Hopefully the Rangers follow this roadmap.
My ideal moves:
Quick note: At the time of this posting, the rumored return for Cam Talbot was ridiculous. I'm expecting a pair of 2nds, and maybe a 6th. I know that now the rumors state a 1st is in play. This is getting crazy. I don't know what to expect, but the expectations below were written before news broke that Talbot can fetch a 1st.
I would also trade Kevin Klein to a team for a 2nd and 5th or other late pick. Consequently these would be my choices (full roadmap after the jump):
33- Dunn/Roslovic (if Bracco is still here take Bracco)
57- Rasmus Andersson
59- Alex Dergachyov
89- Jesper Lindgren
119- Conor Garland
5th rounder in trade (move into 4th round by using 5th rounder and a pick from next year- Brad Morrison
6th rounder- Cam Askew
6th rounder from Talbot deal – Ziyat Paigin
7th rounder – Kay Schweri
2015 NHL Draft: Round 6 and 7 targets for the New York RangersPosted by: | Comments
Well everyone, the draft is in a couple of days. As we are nearing draft day we still have 2 more rounds in which the Rangers pick as of right now. I will be combining rounds 6 and 7 into one post because for the most part some prospects may fall into round 7 or I wouldn't mind us drafting in round 6.
Cameron Askew Askew headlines the short list of players I am really interested in during round 6. The thing is he is a little bit of a wildcard and I just cannot predict if he will go in round 5 or make it to our pick in round 6. He is ranked 154th on the North American skaters list by central scouting so if that holds suit he should be available here. Cameron is a player I really want the Rangers to take a chance with, I am sure some of you think that I don't like players with size but that is the exact opposite, that said Askew may be the perfect blend of size, skill, work ethic and risk.
The 6'2 203 lbs Massachusetts born center has an NHL body already and he is still growing. This kid is tough and he has skill that has been seen in flashes as he has 45 points in 66 games for Moncton. Those point totals are probably what caused him to drop to 154 but at this position the Rangers need to take a risk to add this power forward into the system. Askew is a player that is tough as nails and has a good hockey mind that should help him be successful not only next season but the years after.
2015 NHL Draft: Round 4 targets for the New York RangersPosted by: | Comments
If you missed the previous posts on round 2 and round 3 targets, be sure to read up on those. As we start getting deeper into the draft, it becomes slightly more difficult to predict when a certain player will be drafted, so some of these kids listed may go as early as the third round, or even later in the draft.
Brad Morrison- To begin my round 4 draft targets will be left handed center Brad Morrison. Players like Morrison can separate the good teams from the bad teams. Finding nice depth players in the middle and late rounds consistently is what has made Tampa, Detroit, and even the Rangers competitors. Morrison won't be a first line center that will lead the league in points, but he will surely be an important member of a competitive team should he continue to develop.
Morrison really reminds me of Brad Marchand (3rd rounder) and Brendan Gallagher (5th rounder). Morrison is 6'0, 154 lbs and is still growing. He plays a very sneaky, intelligent game but without much flare. This will likely make him an underrated prospect until he shocks people at camp when he is older. He is a nice skater and uses that to his advantage to get open in the OZ, but is most effective on the rush because he can cause that much desired separation from the defenseman. He has quick hands in tight which helps him get some points. His skating is nice and smooth but he can still work on his shot but I feel he will be a player that will have most of his offense come from around the crease.
2015 NHL Draft: Round 3 targets for the New York RangersPosted by: | Comments
As we start getting deeper into the draft, it becomes slightly more difficult to predict when a certain player will be drafted. However, in round 3 there should be a few players that the Rangers should absolutely try to draft, whether he is there at their pick or if a trade happens on draft weekend will give them another pick.
Conor Garland, RW- How many of you really hate Tyler Johnson right now? How many of you want him on the Rangers? Conor Garland could be just like him. Garland is a right handed forward that hasn't been lucky in terms of the draft. He was eligible last season and put up 54 points in 51 games, but wasn't drafted due to size (5'8). If there is one thing that really frustrates me about the draft, especially in the new NHL where speed and skill are everything, it is that some teams would rather draft a bigger, less skilled player over one with a boat load of talent just because he is small.
Round 2 Draft Targets for the New York RangersPosted by: | Comments
It has been around two weeks since our beloved New York Rangers were knocked out in 7 games against the Tampa Bay Lightning. For most the loss still stings and is still tormenting us. Not being able to watch the Rangers is rough, but luckily for us it is still early in the off-season. This means there is quite a bit to talk about, such as the 2015 NHL Entry Draft.
For those who have not been following the draft, this draft has been compared to the '03 entry draft where you could have been blind folded, with names of draft eligible prospects on a dartboard and when you threw a dart you would end up with an NHL All Star (I guess you can say maybe we are lucky we do not have a first so we don't draft a Hugh Jessimen incarnate). Luckily, the Rangers have a 2nd round pick this year because this round is loaded with talent. I will be briefly discussing some targets I hope the Rangers draft in the 2nd round that I have personally watched.
I will be splitting these targets into 3 tiers with 3 players from each tier; Early 2nd round (31-40), Mid 2nd round (41-50) and Late 2nd round (51-61*) because with so many trade rumors surrounding the Rangers this summer we may as well look at all possibilities.
* Because the Blackhawks lost Kevin Hayes they received an extra pick in the draft as compensation giving the 2nd round 31 picks.
Looking back at the 2009 draftPosted by: | Comments
Re-evaluating drafts is always a difficult endeavor. Hindsight is always 20/20, and people tend to call out the failures in the draft rather than the successes. For the Rangers, the 2009 draft was an interesting one. This draft started to set the tone of the types of players on which the Rangers built their farm system. Chris Kreider, their first round pick, was skilled, big, smart, and fast. He had all the tools, but was a bit of a project pick since he was committed to Boston College and at least three or four years away from turning pro.
This is a bit subjective, but I'd say it takes about five years before you can fairly evaluate a draft. Again, this is all with the benefit of hindsight, but it's fun nonetheless.
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Did Gordie Clark and Glen Sather out-draft a potato?Posted by: | Comments
I've been on the record many, many, many times stating that we like where the team stands and the direction the front office has taken to get here. That said, I thought this would be a fun exercise, and it doesn't change my opinion of the front office moves or draft choices. This post is meant to be satirical, don't take it seriously.
During my normal internet time-sucks, I stumbled upon this post from Canucks Army, talking about the Canucks drafting problem, which is pretty rough following the 1999 draft. So they performed an exercise by taking the Vancouver draft history and pitting it against a potato. The idea was piggy-backed from Pension Plan Puppets and their running "Can the Leafs out-GM a potato" gag. So basically I'm piggy-backing off the piggy-backed post.
The phrase out-GM a potato made me laugh uncontrollably. I still giggle like a little school girl when I hear the phrase. You can imagine how long it took me to write these first two paragraphs.
Anyway, since the potato is a non-sentient starch product incapable of progressive thinking, there are set rules for said potato. The potato does not have access to game video, analytics, has never seen a game, and has never spoken to a scout, ever. After all, it's a potato (or the Isles front office from 1995-2001, either one). It will draft following this set of rules (1-6 are the same rules followed at Canucks Army):
2014 Draft reviewPosted by: | Comments
The Rangers went into the 2014 draft with four picks, and wound up making seven selections. They acquired the extra picks by dealing Derek Dorsett to Vancouver and trading down twice in the fourth and fifth rounds. Considering it wasn't a particularly deep draft, in that there were few impact players, the Rangers made some good selections to not only restock the prospect cupboard, but address organizational needs within the system. It's worth noting that most of these picks are project picks, and will take around three or four years to develop.
Brandon Halverson (G, Soo Greyhounds, OHL – 2nd round)
Halverson is one of the two picks that intrigue me the most. Goalie was a big position of weakness in the system, and Halverson was the first of two goalies taken by the Rangers. He didn't get much playing time in OHL last season because he was backup, but he will be main guy this year. At 6'4, Halverson is certainly a big kid. Corey Pronman says he is big, athletic, and an elite puck handler. Vic Carneiro (Director of Player Personnel for the Greyhounds) mentioned he's like having an extra defenseman, and a very good goalie. Halverson does need to fill out a bit, and will attend the US WJC camp this year. Overconfidence in his puck handling has been an issue, but it should right itself as he plays more.
Rangers 2014 draft picks and summaryPosted by: | Comments
The Rangers started the 2014 NHL draft with just four picks (2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th), but eventually made six selections (2nd, 3rd, 4th, three 5ths) in the draft. We will be taking an in-depth look at the selections, but here is a brief summary of the past two days (live blogs here and here):
- Traded Derek Dorsett to Vancouver for a 3rd round pick (#85 overall).
- Selected goaltender Brandon Halverson with their 2nd round pick (#59 overall).
- Selected center Keegan Iverson with a third round pick (#85 overall).
- Traded a third round pick (#89 overall) to Washington for a pair of fourth rounders (#104 and #118).
- Selected defenseman Ryan Mantha with a fourth round pick (#104 overall).
- Selected goaltender Igor Shesterkin with a fourth round pick (#118 overall).
- Traded a fourth round pick (#119 overall) to Tampa Bay for a pair of fifth round picks (#140 and #142).
- Selected RW Richard Nejezchleb with a fifth round pick (#122).
- Selected defenseman Daniel Walcott with a fifth round pick (#140)
- Selected defenseman Tyler Nanne with a fifth round pick (#142)


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Menendez and Booker are the Senate's two leading recipients of campaign contributions from pro-Israel PACs. Menendez, as head of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, has played a leading role in supine support for Israel.
Menendez and Booker are the Senate's two leading recipients of campaign contributions from pro-Israel PACs. Menendez, as head of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, has played a leading role in supine support for Israel.
US officials understood the Israeli reliance on force to expand and control territory, which they criticized while recognizing Israel's military superiority as compared to that of surrounding Arab states. It was on the basis of such force that Israel altered the balance of power in the Middle East in 1948. And it was on the basis of such developments that Washington calculated that Israel could be useful in the protection of US regional interests.
Amid all the horrors unfolding in the latest Israeli offensive in Gaza, Israel's goal is simple: quiet-for-quiet, a return to the norm. For the West Bank, the norm is that Israel continues its illegal construction of settlements and infrastructure so that it can integrate into Israel whatever might be of value, meanwhile consigning Palestinians to unviable cantons and subjecting them to repression and violence. For Gaza, the norm is a miserable existence under a cruel and destructive siege that Israel administers to permit bare survival but nothing more.
Noam Chomsky: Israel's Actions in Palestine are "Much Worse Than Apartheid" in South Africa.
Noam Chomsky's interview on Democracy-Now (7 Aug 2014). A detailed discussion covering Israel's attack on Gaza, the role of the US, changing public opinion in the US, BDS and the South Africa comparison, Palestinian violent vs. non-violent response to the Occupation, global reactions, and more.
A state engaging in an illegal occupation has no right of self-defense; it has an obligation to withdraw. A state enforcing an illegal blockade likewise has no right of self-defense, only an obligation to end its blockade. But Walzer ignores all this, wondering only how Hamas can be attacked without killing quite so many civilians.
[I]t is rather uncontroversial to conclude that for Israel the invasion of Gaza has essentially disrupted everyday life in the areas close to Gaza, but that for Palestinians in Gaza it has been experienced as devastation on an unprecedented scale. It will take years for Gaza to recover from the Israeli army's material destruction, and even longer for Palestinians' psychological scars, grief, and wounds to heal — if, that is, Israel allows them to live without bombs and invasions in the future.
It's worth listening carefully when Netanyahu speaks to the Israeli people. What is going on in Palestine today is not really about Hamas. It is not about rockets. It is not about "human shields" or terrorism or tunnels. It is about Israel's permanent control over Palestinian land and Palestinian lives. That is what Netanyahu is really saying, and that is what he now admits he has "always" talked about. It is about an unswerving, decades-long Israeli policy of denying Palestine self-determination, freedom, and sovereignty.
Rockets fired from Gaza also have the inestimable value for Israeli leaders of letting them do whatever they want to Gaza while receiving the usual pious US support for Israeli "self-defense." This blanket support enables them to disregard the recent warning of a White House official that "Israel confronts an undeniable reality: it cannot maintain military control of another people indefinitely. Doing so is not only wrong but a recipe for resentment and recurring instability."
The issue of one state or two states has been very divisive among leftist supporters of justice for Palestinians. It will of course be up to Palestinians themselves to decide the terms on which they will settle their long-standing conflict with Israel. But outsiders can offer their assessments and analysis, particularly as the debate has important implications for their Palestine solidarity work, and may be of benefit as well to Palestinians.
Israel has for decades been able to frame the discussion about the Palestinians. But its control of the narrative is coming to an end. As Israel loses ground it will viciously and irrationally attack all truth tellers, even if they are American students, and especially if they are Jews. There will come a day, and that day will come sooner than Israel and its paid lackeys expect, when the whole edifice will crumble, when even students at Hillel will no longer have the stomach to defend the continuous dispossession and random murder of Palestinians. Israel, by ruthlessly silencing others, now risks silencing itself.
It is easy to forget, with eulogies casting him as the unexpected "peace-maker", that for most of his long military and political career Ariel Sharon was known simply as The Bulldozer. That is certainly how he will be remembered by Palestinians.
Whether in military uniform or in politics, Ariel Sharon's time in power was characterised by construction and destruction frenzies that decisively shaped the physical realities in which both Israelis and Palestinians still struggle to live. His legacy is not only that of a military man and a politician, but also that of an architect. Sharon, more than anyone else, has shaped the spatial realities of Israel's occupation of Palestine.
The true goal of Sharon's separation regime was never to end the occupation but to reinforce it under new parameters that would prevent the collapse of Israel's international image. A top aide to Sharon, Dov Weissglass, revealed the real logic behind Sharon's plans: "The disengagement [from Gaza] is actually formaldehyde. It supplies the amount of formaldehyde that is necessary so there will not be a political process with the Palestinians."
A political project is purely utopian unless it can indicate a likely agent - a socio-political force able to realise it and whose long-term interests it would serve. In the present article I propose to apply this precept to the project of the 'one-state solution' for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: the vision of a single democratic (or secular-democratic) state in the whole of so-called 'historical Palestine' - the territory of Palestine as it existed under the British mandate from 1923 to 1948.
There are two parts of the Arab world that remain effectively colonies: Western Sahara ... and of course Palestine, where negotiations are underway conforming to the two essential US-Israeli preconditions: that there be no barrier to expansion of the illegal settlements, and that the negotiations be run by the US, which is a participant in the conflict (on the side of Israel) and has been blocking the overwhelming international consensus on a diplomatic settlement since 1976, when it vetoed a Security Council resolution calling for its basic terms, with rare and temporary exceptions.
Israel has been poisoned by the psychosis of permanent war. It has been morally bankrupted by the sanctification of victimhood, which it uses to justify an occupation that rivals the brutality and racism of apartheid South Africa. Its democracy—which was always exclusively for Jews—has been hijacked by extremists who are pushing the country toward fascism. Many of Israel's most enlightened and educated citizens—1 million of them—have left the country. Its most courageous human rights campaigners, intellectuals and journalists—Israeli and Palestinian—are subject to constant state surveillance, arbitrary arrests and government-run smear campaigns. Its educational system, starting in primary school, has become an indoctrination machine for the military.
[I]t is assumed almost universally that there are two options for cis-Jordan: either two states -- Palestinian and Jewish-democratic -- or one state "from the sea to the river." Israeli commentators express concern about the "demographic problem": too many Palestinians in a Jewish state. Many Palestinians and their advocates support the "one state solution," anticipating a civil rights, anti-Apartheid struggle that will lead to secular democracy... The analysis is almost universal, but crucially flawed. There is a third option, namely, the option that Israel is pursuing with constant US support. And this third option is the only realistic alternative to the two-state settlement that is backed by an overwhelming international consensus.
At the fringes, some observers reject the shared [US] assumptions, bringing up the historical record: for example, the fact that "for nearly seven decades" the United States has led the world in aggression and subversion -- overthrowing elected governments and imposing vicious dictatorships, supporting horrendous crimes, undermining international agreements and leaving trails of blood, destruction and misery.


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Pilgrims throng Muslim shrines for hajj
MOUNT ARAFAT, Saudi Arabia About 2 million Muslims from around the world prayed at a desert hill in Saudi Arabia on Monday, joined in their faith and desire to purify their souls at the start of the annual hajj pilgrimage.
It is here on Mount Arafat, marked by a white pillar, where Islam's Prophet Muhammad is believed to have delivered his last sermon some 1,400 years ago, calling on Muslims to unite.
The faithful believe that on this day the gates of heaven are open, prayers are answered and past sins are forgiven. Among the pilgrims Monday, men and women wept as they stretched their hands out in prayer and supplication.
"Labayk, Allahuma, labayk," they repeated – "Here I am, God, answering your call. Here I am."
The prayers at Arafat, outside the holy city of Mecca, are part of the elaborate and physically demanding purification rites of hajj, a central pillar of Islam that all able-bodied believers are required to perform once in their lives.
While following a route walked by Muhammad, the rites are believed to ultimately trace the footsteps of the prophets Ibrahim and Ismail, the Arabic names for Abraham and Ishmael. The Muslim account centers on the intended sacrifice of Abraham's elder son, rather than Jacob as in Genesis.
For many pilgrims, the hajj is an answer to a lifetime of prayers – particularly for the poor, who often save for it for years. The rites emphasize equality before God. Men dress in seamless white terrycloth garments symbolizing simplicity. Women wear long, loose clothing and a headscarf, forgoing perfume and makeup.
Syrian pilgrim Mohammed Firas said his children were killed in the civil war. "I pray to God on this great day to swiftly lift our country's suffering," he said.
In his annual hajj sermon at a mosque near Mount Arafat, Saudi Arabia's mufti, Sheik Abdulaziz bin Abdullah Al Sheikh warned Muslims against divisions.
"The Muslim community is targeted by the enemies of Islam, who want to deal blows, sow divisions and spread chaos," he said, adding that Muslims must "protect their homelands."
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Motorcyclist says he hit 185 mph
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire police say a motorcyclist clocked at 127 mph bragged after being arrested that he had reached 185 mph during the chase.
State police say David J. Fries, 31, was spotted by a trooper on Interstate 93 in Bow at about 2:45 a.m. Saturday.
The first trooper eventually ended the chase, but another trooper saw Fries crash into a guardrail after he exited Interstate 393.
Police say Fries then led officers on an hourlong foot chase in Concord before he was caught.
SWAT team raids wrong apartment
VIENNA (AP) — The drug bust was perfectly planned. Unfortunately, Austrian police broke down the wrong door.
Police official Josef Knoflach said a SWAT team used a battering ram to bust into an apartment at daybreak and surround its sleeping tenant with guns drawn was actually meaning to target the neighboring dwelling.
Knoflach said Friday that police in Klagenfurt had a hard time reading the apartment numbers because they decided to leave the hall lights off so as not to arouse suspicion.
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Dryhill Cotswold Cottage is a charming, stylish and romantic one bedroom cottage set in a wonderful rural location with views across to the Malbern Hills. Less than five miles from the centre of Cheltenham, it is an ideal base from which to explore the majestic Cotswolds countryside and the Welsh borders.
Dryhill, built on the site of an ancient Roman villa and vineyard, is a beautiful four hundred year old former farmhouse sleeping up to ten people. Approached by a long private rural track leading to a circular driveway, this charming property is surrounded by 14 acres of woodland and gardens with open views across to…
Called 'the grooviest house' by Conde Nast Traveller, selected for Country Life's 'What to do and Where to Go in 2013′ guide and acclaimed in Red Magazine, The Guardian and The Times – The Old Surgery is the perfect place for pooches and their owners who enjoy a more stylistic break.
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Chaos ran her course
For better? Maybe for worse.
Round our circle, change our minds
Another thousand times.
We're young, so what's it matter
If one's left broken and the other shattered.
Feeling like a one way street,
You should come with a cheat sheet.
We're still here, made us stronger?
Will our circle last a little longer?
Or will one choose
And let the last lose?
Will it go back to square one; first of the tracks
And let the odd one out fall through the crack?
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Are you looking for an exclusive locale for your vacation this
year? Step back in time for your getaway but experience it with all
of today?s luxuries. The moment you enter this exquisite Victorian
home you?ll feel as if you have somehow become royalty. Every piece
of woodwork in the home - from the staircase to the 6 fireplace
mantles to the pocket doors - is ornately carved and in pristine
condition. The high ceilings and oversized dimensions of all of the
rooms add to the castle-like atmosphere of this amazing home.
However, it?s not just the history of the home that is so
captivating. The kitchen and bathrooms have been beautifully
renovated. There are four televisions, three DVD players, and a VHS
recorder to help you through any bad weather days. Central air keeps
the entire house cool and keeps you firmly in the 21st century.
The roomy house sleeps eight comfortably - no sofa beds, no cots
tucked in the corner of a hallway. One bedroom has a king-size bed,
two bedrooms have queen-size beds, and the fourth bedroom is on the
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But the house is just the beginning. Two enormous side porches
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warm evening breeze from the Gulf. Just off of the first-floor porch
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soothing rock waterfall. Relax in the cool water, nap on the padded
chaises, or lounge on the porch. It?s your own private getaway.
Leave the hectic pace and worries of the modern world behind. Look
out at your East End Historic District neighbors and transport
yourself to a different time and place. When you?re ready to return
to the 21st century you?ll find yourself within walking distance to
the Strand and next door to amazing restaurants like the Original
Mexican Café¬ the Sunflower Bakery and the Mosquito Grill. And when
you tire of swimming in your private lagoon the beach awaits you a
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This house is absolutely beautiful!There are modern conveniences mixed with brilliant woodwork that you would expect from a magnificent Victorian. We spent the wknd in the house for our wedding with some of our wedding party and we had such a memorable time! We've already made plans to come back every year! The pool and ample outside areas/decks was one of the highlights of our stay in the home! Loved it
My husband and I had our wedding in Costa Rica but came home and had our wedding reception in Galveston. After searching for the perfect house, we finally decided on this one and we are so glad we did because it was perfect for us! Plenty of room for everyone, we got beautiful pictures, and the pool was so much fun for the kids. I would say that the tv's could be updated but honestly, we didn't really have time to watch tv anyway haha! Either way, we had a great time and we will most definitely be back again!
This house is so nice. We have stayed a few times and love the place. We lived on the porch in the back and the heated pool is super. I would recommend this house to anyone. The rooms are large and the beds are nice. Great place and the owners are great!
We had a mothers/daughters weekend in Galvey. When we arrived at the Grand Victorian we were impressed with how beautiful it was. However, the caretaker had failed to re-program the code before our arrival so we were locked out of the house for about 15 minutes while we attempted the code we were given. The caretaker did not answer his phone and his voice mailbox was full so we couldn't even leave a message for him. Thankfully, Mike the owner, got our message and was able to give us the prior renters code so we could get in, unpack and start our vacation! That was an unnecessary inconvenience and very frustrating! We considered the home to be a true 3 bedroom and not a 4 bedrm as advertised (even though there was a twin/trundle combo downstairs) because that room wasn't completely private nor did it have a closet or anywhere to hang clothes. The other thing that we were surprised about (as it is not stated in the description) was the fact that there was only one shower. The master bath had a clawfoot tub with a handheld shower that was impractical to use as a shower without making a complete mess. All 4 girls took turns using the shower in the other full bath upstairs.
Beware of the large TX water bugs as we were on constant alert for them inside the home. Several guests had written notes about ghosts in the home in the guest book which seemed strange to us - there was extra noise on windy nights (the shutters on the outside of the windows move in the wind) and the old floors creak, but we knew to expect noises in a vintage home. While it was stated in the contract we signed we really didn't like having to wash all the towels and take out the trash before departing.
The positives about the Grand Victorian are the three porch sitting areas and the lush and beautifully landscaped gardens and pool with waterfall. We enjoyed a day in the pool and it felt private and like an oasis during the hot Texas weekend. The kitchen and one of the upstairs baths were both nicely updated. This grand home was one of the more attractive ones in the area.
The house is in a very cute neighborhood with other similar victorian homes and is within walking distance to several great restaurants like the Mosquito Cafe and Sunflower Cafe and retail shopping. We drove a short distance to Stewart Beach for a day of sun and sand and ate at several of the restaurants on Seawall Blvd.
Overall it was a very nice weekend in a beautiful historic home.
We were all so pleased with the home and all the amenities. Everything was so clean and the beds were all comfortable, the linens were of such good quality.... we loved the deck/s and the pool was always so inviting and a big hit. Pictures are good, but in person experiencing is better Sitting outside was the best - weather was so good for 4 days. Everything it says is there, is really there. I can tell others left behind supplies, so we did as well. Mike was always so helpful and accomodating. it was a wonderful family get together to make new memories. You can tell the owners take pride and love this wonderful old home and provide so much to make you feel right at home when you are there. . A delicious step back in time Hope to visit again
Charming house, very livable and well stocked with everything you would need to prepare a meal and feed a crowd. Loved the outdoor space and the upstairs bedrooms and double balcony. Close to the beach, strand and places to eat; there is a Mexican restaurant on the same block so that was a wonderful surprise. Wish we had booked earlier for a longer stay but we will be back!
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- 12-25-2013, 07:12 PM Thread Author #1
Restore plain music data file (mp3) from Titanium Backup
Last year:
1. Bought phone (Verizon S3)
2. Rooted it
3. Installed Titanium backup
4. Set it to backup everything to my dropbox acct.
5. Configured it to have no limit on "external data" backups.
Phone lost / destroyed, irretrievable.
Rooted new phone, same model
Put on titanium backup
tried to restore from dropbox backup
Allows me to restore the following:
app-specific data (meaning data generated by a particular app)
but WHERE ARE MY UNASSOCIATED DATA FILES? How do I restore them? Office documents on the external SD card, music files, etc, etc, etc, everything that is NOT a data file that is "owned" by particular application?
I've searched everywhere. Nowhere does anyone talk about needing to do this. This seems to be one of the most very basic needs.
What am I missing? I had tons of files on my external sd card AND my internal sd card on my old phone. In various directories. Many were music files, video files, movie files, all kinds of files that don't have - necessarily - anything at all to do with any particular phone application.
I had expected that Titanium was backing up everything because I went to great pains to make sure it was backing up everything.
Now I can't find any of my files. Oh, sure, I can restore particular apps and their settings and any files that were PART of those apps but my general data files of varying types (even some files that couldnt' be opened by ANY app on the phone but were copies of some data from my pc I was transporting) - all seem gone.
I still have my big Titanium backup directory on my dropbox. But if my individual data files are in there I have no idea how to restore them. Titanium backup only seems to allow you to restore applications. I can't find an individual file restore in it anywhere.
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Re: Restore plain music data file (mp3) from Titanium Backup
My interpretation of Titanium was thus:
It backed up the application and it backed up the data for that application. So say you have Angry Birds and got pretty far. Use Titanium to 'save' your progress so that if something happens to the device you won't have to start form square one.
It freezes/deletes apps you don't want. Mainly used for bloat that is part of the System.
As far as I knew, it didn't back up any of your personal data.
- 01-01-2014, 05:01 AM Thread Author #5
Re: Restore plain music data file (mp3) from Titanium Backup
So. A backup application that doesn't back up your data. Only certain parts of it.
I wonder how popular it would be if that sentence was in the advertising?
Quite unhappy about this. I know the fault is my own for not understanding or reading carefully enough but I feel there was some truth in advertising lost here as well. Oh well. Back to square one.
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I only used Titanium for files that I have no method of backing up, like games. And those are the apps that haven't switched to some kind of data archive on their own servers anyway.
- 01-11-2014, 10:14 AM Thread Author #7
Re: Restore plain music data file (mp3) from Titanium Backup
It's my fault really. I know that.
The way Titanium backup is marketed it really leads you to believe it backs up everything. Everything doesn't really have a lot of definitions. The implication is definitely there that it backs up everything on your phone, when in actuality it does not.
In the fine print it does specifically say what it will back up. What it does not say is what it will NOT back up - just to avoid any possibility of misconception.
I know it's my fault. Mostly.
In the PC world I normally keep multiple copies of of everything on different drives and I store the most critical stuff on a removable drive I put in a fireproof safe.
The stuff I lost was really just a lot of customized ringtones I had created myself, which actually took a lot of time. I should have copied them to my pc network at some point but never did. No app managed these ringtones, so, they're gone. Everything else I had copies of elsewhere.
Titanium backup, on google play states this: "You can backup, restore, freeze (with Pro) your apps + data + Market links. This includes all protected apps & system apps, plus external data on your SD card."
Now to me, and I am no technical newbie, that means everything. I certainly considered my ringtone library to be "external data on my sd card".
I just find the whole thing somewhat deceptive, especially from the #1 rated backup app on Google Play.
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Dundee Hills Winegrowers Association Brings Further Recognition to Oregon's Premier Wine Region
Mar 17, 2006, 00:00 ET from Dundee Hills Winegrowers Association
DUNDEE, Ore., March 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Over 25 wineries and independent vineyard owners, representing 44,000 cases of Dundee Hills wines and 1,300 acres of vineyards, have united to form the Dundee Hills Winegrowers Association (DHWA). Defining the Dundee Hills as "The heart and soil of Oregon wine," the Association demonstrates a unique relationship between soil, climate and vintners, as expressed in world-class wines. "The Dundee Hills are the epicenter of Oregon Pinot Noir," says DHWA President Sean Carlton of Archery Summit Winery. "Our red volcanic soils have long served as an expression of place, and a bottle of wine with 'Dundee Hills' on the label pinpoints that origin." Quality wine production in the Dundee Hills was initiated over 40 years ago, when pioneers such as David Lett of Eyrie, Dick Erath and the Sokol Blossers cleared south-facing slopes to plant many of Oregon's first vineyards. Their faith in the Dundee Hills was confirmed in 1979 when Lett's 1975 Pinot Noir twice placed among the top three in a French-sponsored tasting of international Burgundies. Other wineries took note, including renowned Burgundy producer Maison Joseph Drouhin who embraced the Dundee Hills as the next frontier in Burgundian varietals. Drouhin's decision to purchase 225 acres and build a winery ricocheted around the wine world, squarely placing the Dundee Hills -- and Oregon -- on center stage for premium Pinot Noirs. Located 28 miles southwest of Portland and 40 miles form the Pacific Ocean, the Dundee Hills AVA (American Viticultural Area) encompasses 6,490 acres. The hills are effectively an island in the center of the sprawling Willamette Valley AVA, buffered from extreme weather patterns often associated with the Columbia River Gorge, and benefiting from warmer nights and less frost than adjacent valley floors. The region's geology dates back 15-17 million years ago when lava flows from northeast Oregon pushed into the Willamette Valley, covering all but the highest hills. The catastrophic Missoula floods 10-15,000 years ago deposited a blanket of sediment on land below the 200 ft. elevation, sparing the original red volcanic hills above the small town of Dundee. Today, the 200 ft. contour line defines the Dundee Hills AVA. "Benchmark wines require years of experience and teamwork between growers and winemakers, along with a solid understanding and appreciation for the soils and climate," says Carlton. "We invite people to taste how exceptional fruit, great winemaking and a shared sense of community are reflected in our wines." DHWA Members: Wineries: Archery Summit, Argyle, DePonte Cellars, Domaine Drouhin Oregon, Domaine Serene, Erath Vineyards, Eyrie Vineyards, Four Graces, Lange Estate, Sokol Blosser Winery, Stoller Vineyards, Thistle Wines, Winter's Hill Vineyard, White Rose. Vineyards: 45th Parallel North, A&G, Bella Vida, Bergstrom, Black Walnut, Durant, Juliard, La Colina, Murto, Two Barns, Vista Hills. Retail: Wine Country Farm Cellars. For further information, visit www.dundeehills.org.
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I've always been a big Cream fan, and I must have heard "We're Going Wrong" at least a couple thousand times. But I've never heard it the way I did the first time I saw Tony Palmer's magical touch on the cameras. I have never heard "We're Going Wrong" the way I heard it when I watched Palmer's one-of-a-number-of-masterpieces, All My Loving for the first time. I was such a huge Cream fan I once drove with two other guys over a thousand miles each way to see Cream one weekend.
Unless you're a student of films about music, you'll probably not recognize the name Tony Palmer. Palmer has made in excess of 100 films on subjects such as The Beatles, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, and Frank Zappa (200 Motels) in the rock world. In the classical world, his subjects include Igor Stravinski, Maria Callas, Margot Fonteyn, and Yehudi Menuhin. His seven-hour, 45 minute film on Richard Wagner, starring Richard Burton, Laurence Olivier, and Vanessa Redgrave is considered by many to be his magnum opus.
In essence, All My Loving is the history of an era that is still being played out. With no exaggeration, no hyperbole, and no bullshit, the 1960s was a watershed era. The entire way of life in the US and in many parts of the world changed radically during the 1960s, with music going from Pat Boone and Perry Como and Liberace, to Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, the Beatles, the Mothers of Invention, Pink Floyd, The Family Dog, and the Fugs. You also had a sea change in the American way of life: the destruction of the nuclear family, use of recreational drugs by young people, you had the Chicago riots, draft card burnings, bra burnings, topless and bottomless dancers, the March on the Pentagon, Martin Luther King's speech in Washington, riots in the black ghettos, Ohio National Guardsmen opening fire on student demonstrators, and you had people sentenced to life in prison for possession of a single joint. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. To me, it made perfect sense to see Hendrix doing "The Star-Spangled Banner," and he and Pete Townshend splintering and burning their guitars. It certainly made more sense than life for a joint!
And it's more surprising to me in 2009 to not see far worse being done in the name of freedom from oppression, the majority of which seems to fall under the category of "national security."
London's Daily Express tells what the film is about much better than I could:
With hideous, clamorous force, Tony Palmer's film about the pop world burst out of the TV screen last night – a disturbing piece of television which no parent could afford to miss. It was certainly not a film which will die, a psychedelic experience which 10 years from now will be the definitive document of its time. How often does TV really make you sit on the edge of your chair?
All My Loving is about all this and much, much more.
"We're Going Wrong" is incredibly intense in its own right. Yet Palmer manages to arrange a marriage of visual and sonic intensities into an orgasm of emotion that is veritably tactile. "You could feel it in your toes, man!" the Medusa-haired lunatic [me] in front of you is raving.
And if Palmer had been in the room with me when he cut Jack Bruce's divo performance, at the exact zenith of its intensity, I would have strangled him. But it was an even more intense shock than everything that had transpired until then. As if one second you're in a car speeding down the road at 70 miles an hour, and literally one second later, the train you hit has stopped you cold. I had to reassemble my shattered self after that sudden stop.
Another scene that resonated with me was when the narrator was talking about and filming the destructiveness of The Who and Hendrix in particular, and in a hundred words or less makes it sound like it was perfectly logical at the time. "It made perfect sense, man!" [Crazy man again.]
As Palmer says in the film, these old color cameras were like elephants, it took four men to move them. So they didn't. When he filmed Cream, he told Eric Clapton, "That's your camera. Jack, that's your camera, and Ginger, that's your camera."
All My Loving is a film about the 1960s and the music of the 1960s, and was a powerful microcosm of the trouble and strife going on around the globe in 1968, and is every bit as germane to world politics today as it was then. This film would never have happened if it wasn't for John Lennon, according to what Palmer says early in his interview. Lennon was returning a favor. While a student at Cambridge, Palmer had shown Lennon around the fascinating town; Lennon was appreciative and gave Palmer his personal phone number in London. Three years later, Palmer called the number. Lennon went on to eventually introduce Palmer to the groups who are the "lead characters" in the film: The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Pink Floyd, Cream, Donovan, Frank Zappa, and Eric Burdon are the ones mentioned in the liner notes of the DVD.
Some scenes which are engraved in the stone of my brain: the strung out smack freak nodding away in Hashbury [Haight-Ashbury]; the savagery of a cop whipping a guy with his baton, hitting him once — pow! Twice. Pow! Three times. Four times, knocking him off his feet. Five times, in less than that many seconds; and the organ fugue in both counterpoint and complement to the presumable napalming of a Vietnamese man, this flaming still-walking corpse stumbling and falling, then miraculously getting up again, rabid with the pain, chunks of burning flesh falling from his body. Then both scene and sound fade into a continually rearranging juxtaposition of film clips and still shots, all memorable, with the burning man making a couple more appearances, all with a speech by Adolf Hitler as the soundtrack, the fugue also reappearing. All of these depictions take less than a minute of film, but they could fill four-score and seven volumes.
Palmer manages to reach the musicians, managers, and others on their individual and collective levels, thereby instilling in them a feeling of obligation that they've got to open up and "tell it like it is" to Palmer. Pete Townshend in particular is often bombastic and sarcastic with press, not to the point of rudeness, because you can sense it's a defensive front being projected. Palmer interviews and films Townshend on the bus during one of their famously grueling 15,000-miles-in-six-weeks traveling marathons and opens him up as if he were popping a champagne cork, the words gushing out of Townshend like the bubbly spewing from the neck of the bottle.
In a voiceover we hear the announcer: "Increasingly, the strain of such tours forces the ambitious pop musicians away from live performance … The first Beatle LP was made in a day. Their recent Sergeant Pepper song cycle took three months and 700 hours of studio time. Mozart wrote Don Giovanni in seven weeks."
I've given my impression of less than ten minutes of the film, and while those ten minutes are not the best parts of the film, they are certainly among the most indelible. This is one of those few films that come along in life that is truly impossible to leave. No bathroom breaks, because even if you're watching it at home, you don't want to wait for even a minute to see what happens next; you refuse to stop it. One minute is entirely too long to delay one's gratification.
Immediately following the Hitler speech comes a remarkably peaceful pastoral scene which seems to emphasize "brotherhood," or a familial gathering, which then fades into the closing credits. All My Loving is a celluloid symphony with a peaceful ending, an appropriately calming symphony playing just audibly in the background.
Fade to black.
Extras include an extremely interesting and superb interview with Tony Palmer.Powered by Sidelines


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|Ground veal
|2 Pound
|Fine dry bread crumbs
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Medium, chopped
|Chopped pimiento stuffed olives
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Tomato juice
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Whole pimientos
|8 Ounce, drained (Two 4 Ounce Cans Or Jars)
|4 Tablespoon (1/2 Stick)
|All purpose flour
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Instant chicken broth/1 teaspoon granulated chicken bouillon
|1 Tablespoon (1 Envelope)
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|1 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Dry sherry
|2 Tablespoon
1. Line a loaf pan, 9x5x3-inches, with foil, leaving a 1-inch overhang all around; grease foil well.
2. Combine veal, bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese, onion, olives, egg, 1/2 cup of the tomato juice, lemon juice, salt and pepper in a large bowl; mix lightly until well-blended.
3. Carefully slit each pimiento lengthwise at sides to form two pieces. Place pieces, insides up, over bottom and slightly up sides of pan. (Pimientos should cover entire bottom of pan and form a petal effect on sides.) Gently press meat mixture into pan.
4. Bake in moderate oven (350°) for 1 hour and 5 minutes or until lightly brown on top.
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6. Melt butter or margarine in medium-size saucepan; blend in flour, chicken broth and salad seasoning. Cook, stirring constantly, until bubbly. Stir in remaining 1 cup tomato juice, water, and sherry; continue cooking and stirring until sauce thickens and boil for 1 minute. Slice loaf; serve with sauce.
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Calories 2714 Calories from Fat 1264
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 142 g217.8%
Saturated Fat 69.3 g346.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1139.3 mg379.8%
Sodium 7423 mg309.3%
Total Carbohydrates 130 g43.3%
Dietary Fiber 12.5 g50.2%
Sugars 34.7 g
Protein 224 g447.9%
Vitamin A 197.4% Vitamin C 479.1%
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Chemical Product and Process Modeling
Ed. by Sotudeh-Gharebagh, Rhamat / Mostoufi, Navid / Chaouki, Jamal
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Oil Production Optimization in Petroleum Reservoirs by Ant Algorithm
1Institute of Petroleum Engineering - University of Tehran
2Institute of Petroleum Engineering - University of Tehran
Citation Information: Chemical Product and Process Modeling. Volume 3, Issue 1, ISSN (Online) 1934-2659, DOI: https://doi.org/10.2202/1934-2659.1166, March 2008
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The objective of the research presented in this paper is to investigate the effectiveness of a new stochastic algorithm to obtain maximum hydrocarbon production rate in petroleum reservoirs. The hydrocarbon production rate is a function of several variables. Some of these variables are production well location, production well flow pressure, injection well location and fluid injection rate. Changing any of the variables will change the hydrocarbon production rate value. By using stochastic optimization techniques, there is no limit to the number of decision variables that can be optimized simultaneously. The presented method in this paper is a new metaheuristic algorithm which enables us to analyze a system of mathematical equations containing a large number of decision variables and determine the optimum values of them that should give the most economic result. This is referred to as the Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm. Ant Colony Optimization technique leads us to lower computational cost to optimize complicated problems too. Although applied to discrete domains, this algorithm with some modifications has been applied to continuous optimization. Here, a numerical simulation is initially applied for modeling the hydrocarbon reservoir and then the results are analyzed and furthermore optimized to enhance profitability using Ant Colony Optimization algorithm. The developed code in MATLAB environment, based on Ant Colony Optimization, is able to estimate production and injection wells location, fluid injection rate and well flow pressure which would result in improved hydrocarbon production. This algorithm is simple to implement and the results of case studies show its ability to provide fast and accurate solutions. Results prove the reliability of algorithm for solving a large class of optimization problems in petroleum engineering.
Keywords: continuous ant colony algorithm; optimization; oil production rate; reservoir simulation


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Cadmium sulfide is used as a pigment in the chemical industry; for manufacturing of photoresistors, optical-electronic pairs, photodiodes, solar batteries and phosphors. Single crystals of cadmium sulfide are used for the preparation of optical devices operating in the infrared regaion of spectrum. Cadmium sulfide is a direct band gap semiconductor with a band gap band from 2.42 to 2.57 eV.
N.Chestnoy; T.D.Harris; R.Hull; L.E.Brus. Luminescence and photophysics of cadmium sulfide semiconductor clusters: the nature of the emitting electronic state. J. Phys. Chem. 1986, 90, (15),3393-3399
Norman Herron; Ying Wang; Hellmut Eckert. Synthesis and characterization of surface-capped, size-quantized cadmium sulfide clusters. Chemical control of cluster size. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1990, 112, (4),1322-1326
Gefahrenhinweise (EU): H350-H372-H341-H361-H302-H413
May cause cancer. Causes damage to organs through prolonged or repeated exposure. Suspected of causing genetic defects. Suspected of damaging fertility or the unborn child. Harmful if swallowed. May cause long lasting harmful effects to aquatic life.
Sicherheitshinweise: P260-P201-P273-P281-P264-P270-P301+P312-P308+P313-P405-P501a
Do not breathe dust/fume/gas/mist/vapours/spray. Obtain special instructions before use. Avoid release to the environment. Use personal protective equipment as required. Wash thoroughly after handling. Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product. IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician if you feel unwell. IF exposed or concerned: Get medical advice/attention. Store locked up. Dispose of contents/container in accordance with local/regional/national/international regulations.


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