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Catfish Recap: Shut up, Selita
Hello Catfishaholics! This is SnoopK8 filling in for Catburns, who had a babeh! Congrats on the new addition to the Trashtalk family.
But internet scammers wait for no man, woman or newborn child, so let's get to this week's kinda boring episode.
Nev and Max are in Jacksonville, where Nev reads an email from this week's victim: Bianca, 20, from Durham, NC. She met "Brogan" on Facebook and of course they had an "immediate" connection based on a mutual love of tats and piercings. They had really great phone convos, but natch, no video chats. Suddenly, Brogan stopped responding and deleted her FB profile. Bianca was sad, but eventually moved on. However, she always wondered what happened to the catfish that got away.
About a year later, Brogan texted Bianca out of the blue and they picked up where they left off. Brogan never explained where she went and Bianca never asked. However, they still have that unbreakable connection that comes from months of exchanging tat selfies.
Nev and Max video chat with Bianca, and ask why she never asked Brogan where she disappeared to.
Bianca, who looks fairly normal despite the piercings and ear gauges (yuck), says she was afraid to ask because she was afraid Brogan would vanish again. Bianca says she has a hard time fitting in because no one in her small town has the same interests (i.e. face tats, music and lesbians). Bianca wants to move out of state to play music and travel and would like someone to share that journey with. So the boys are off to Durham to solve the Mystery of the Be-tatted Brogan.
This week, we have special treat! A "ride-along" sidekick in the form of "supermodel" Selita Ebanks, whom I've never heard of, but Google tells me she worked for Victoria's Secret and appeared on Celebrity Apprentice.
She also had her photos stolen by a catfish who went so far as to set up a fake voicemail pretending to be her. So her qualifications are clearly impeccable. She meets with Max and Nev and tells them it will be intriguing to see catfishing from different perspectives. Especially when it's some girl-on-girl action. And this will be the first of many times that I yell "Shut up, Selita" at the TV.
They are heading to Creedmoor, NC, a tiny town about 15 miles outside of Durham. Fun Fact: Creedmoor was once the largest mule trading center in the world and had the nickname Mule Town. (You're welcome.) Selita calls shotgun, sending Max and his camera to the backseat to plot his revenge.
At Bianca's house, she says there are not a lot of gay people in the area with whom she has a lot in common and so she spends most of her time talking and texting with Brogan. Selita elicits that Brogan disappeared after they'd been talking for about five months and that up until the disappearance, Bianca had no reason to believe anything was amiss. Selita says that's good, because usually it's the first three months of a relationship when people "send a representative" before showing their true colors. Most people also spend time in physical proximity of their beloved during those first three months, but this is the parallel world of Catfish, so…. Bianca says Brogan seems perfect except for the whole disappearing-and-reappearing-as-if-nothing-happened thing. (Details, details.)
The group adjourns to a laptop to assess the sitch. They find Brogan's FB profile, which has a pic of her "brother," although he is not tagged. There is a picture of two legs with the words "sweet" and "heart" tattooed on them.
Nev warns that if Brogan is supposedly so skittish that Bianca couldn't ask where the hell she went for a year, their getting involved might freak her out as well. Bianca says that's a risk she's will to take to find out the truth.
Nev, Max and Selita use the car ride back to the hotel to speculate about what could have caused Brogan to disappear for a whole year. Nev suggests the army, but the other two say she would probably have been gone longer if that were the case. Selita says maybe she got knocked up, because it's common knowledge that pregnant women aren't allowed to use the internet. Or maybe she got sent back in time to a convent in the 1960s to have the baby and pretend like nothing happened. I sort of know what she's saying, but I mean, if you are faking your identity on the internet in the first place, what's one more lie?? Shut up, Selita.
Back at the hotel, Max tells Selita that she's "about to get schooled in the art of internet research." (Also known as "Googling shit.") However, they are interrupted when Selita gets a call from "David Spade."
There must be some kind of shitty MTV show coming out starring Selita and David Spade because why the hell else are these random people on my TV?


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Following their North American tour with Dragonette and Miami Horror, the up-and-coming trio, DiRTY RADiO, have come through with the visual treatment for their single, "Numbers." Together with Joseph Carlin and Transfixion Films, who has produced films for everyone from Ta-Ku to Lana Del Rey, the Vancouver-based group give their catchy song a backdrop of Philadelphia, intertwined with the colorful animation that bring life to sounds. Watch the video above and read on for some more insight from DiRTY RADiO: "[We] ended up running around the city after dark shooting guerrilla style in the streets… freezing our asses off and meeting a lot of interesting by-standers in the process. One of our favorite moments was shooting the city from the same location that the iconic "Rocky" stair running sequence was filmed."
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This weekend we were at the legendary Sonar Festival in one of our favorite European cities, Barcelona. Founded 18 years ago, Sonar was the first ever daytime contemporary music festival in a European city and despite its renowned status, it's avoided slipping into mainstream territory by continuing to showcase fresh talent.
Taking place across three days and two nights, the first thing that struck us was Sonar's ability to coordinate such a multitude of electronic acts, hosted at two very different settings without overstepping the vibe at each spot. The 12 til 9 daytime event is a super chilled affair taking place at Barcelona's beautiful cultural centre, just a stones throw from the Ramblas. By contrast, the 10pm til 7am night event was a rager at Fira Gran Via, a convention centre on the outskirts west of the city. While we'd love to cover every highlight from the weekend, there were just too many great moments, so instead we'll bring you a varied shortlist of what made us tick:
The weekend's here dirty dancers, and if you're in search of a soundtrack brimming with bass driven beats, then look no further. Numbers label-boss Jackmaster has just delivered a promo mix via Boiler Room ahead of his hotly anticipated FabricLive release next week. Featuring exclusives from Hudson Mohawke and Joy O (Joy Orbison), here's an hour of unadulterated tuneage from Glasgow's finest:
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Filmmaker Benjamin Morsberger captures a series of intimate moments with the designer in his home and in his studio, recalling private memories
I can recall, with ease, the first day I met Adam Kimmel. It was in New York in the studio of his then creative agency, where I worked, he seemed to be a bit untouchable with this cool-kid-designer vibe, directly linked to the social and artistic hierarchal communities of New York City. Being nearly the same age and a fresh transplant to the city I could not help but wonder how this savant was so charmed - was it life circumstance or pure talent.
Easily answered it is the latter, after fifteen minutes with the American designer it became apparent to me and anyone who meets him that despite the "brother of", "friend of", "husband of" chatter around him Kimmel is simply a talent-beyond-his-years, making intelligent yet approachable clothes for everyman - well lets be honest for every man who can afford his lux-goods.
Kimmel often draws inspiration and reference from his peers, collaborating with many of today's most creative personalities: anyone from provocative artists and curators to indie entertainers to the even more obscurely - cowboys. Whether he is putting David Blaine in an uncontrolled shark tank or casting an entire hip-hop crew to present his collection in Paris, he seems always a few steps ahead of the rest.
Filmmaker Benjamin Morsberger captures a series of intimate moments with the designer in his home and in his studio, recalling private memories while he shares his archived footage from the past and prepares his S/S 12 collection.
You are invited to take a look at his friends, collaborators and projects that in part helped define the influential designer.
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Obituary, a veteran Florida death-metal crew more concerned with menacing groove than breakneck speed, rolls through Greenpoint in the wake of a wildly successful Kickstarter campaign, during which it raised more than $60K to finance an upcoming self-released LP. We've got our fingers crossed for a few new songs in the set list, but either way, the band's live show is a zero-frills, skull-rattling blast. Strong Intention opens both of these shows, with White Widows Pact and Iron Force joining in on Oct 9, and Mutant Supremacy and Skullshitter joining the bill on Oct 10.
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GSA's newly confirmed permanent administrator is vowing to redouble the agency's efforts to bring its resources and expertise to bear for partner agencies in building a smarter, more efficient government.
In a July 10 post on the GSA Blog, agency administrator Dan Tangherlini said he had attended a key July 8 meeting with White House cabinet and senior officials to discuss how to make the federal government more efficient and effective during President Barack Obama's second term.
During that meeting Obama said he planned to make innovation in government management a second-term priority, and tapped Sylvia Mathews Burwell, director of the Office of Management and Budget, to lead the effort.
Obama also gave agency leaders the goal of developing an "aggressive management agenda" to harness technology to bring innovations in government services to the public. As examples of first-term innovations, he cited the open-data initiative, the ongoing effort to reduce federal data center redundancies, and the use of satellite and Internet technologies aid relief efforts after natural disasters.
In his July 10 post, Tangherlini said GSA is in a unique position to help produce efficiencies and value for agencies in acquisition, real estate and technology services.
In the acquisition arena, he said, federal agencies have saved more than $300 million though GSA's Strategic Sourcing Initiative since the program began in 2010. Additionally, he said, FedRAMP, the single security authorization for cloud technologies for all participating agencies, has reduced costs, time and staff once needed to conduct redundant security assessments.
"In the coming months, we will be redoubling our efforts to demonstrate to our partner agencies how GSA's existing resources and expertise can support the president's management goals and allow them to focus their staff and their funding on their important missions," Tangherlini said.
"GSA knows how to use the size and the scope of the federal government to drive down costs, increase collaboration and efficiency. We are committed to building the kind of responsive and effective government that president Obama has challenged us to create."
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The Department of Commerce is revising its confidentiality agreement for statistical data survey respondents to reflect the fact that the Department of Homeland Security could see some of that data if it is captured by the Einstein system.
In a Feb. 17 memo, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told senior leadership to establish teams to look for duplication across the armed services in business operations, including in IT and cybersecurity.
State election officials had more questions than answers after a Department of Homeland Security presentation on the designation of election systems as critical U.S. infrastructure.
The government desperately needs younger talent to replace an aging workforce, and experts say that a freeze on hiring doesn't help.
The Department of Veterans Affairs will test an internally developed scheduling module at primary care sites nationwide to see if it's ready to service the entire agency.
After missing in the last Congress, drafters of a bill to encourage cloud adoption are looking for a new plan.
Until Mr. Tangherlini either allows others in government or industry to help participate in the findings and review the methodology, I just view these pronouncements as propaganda.
I know I have been stymied at efforts to communicate with GSA and OMB (OFPP specifically), as they stated they are using Google Analytics for data analysis. That in and of itself is a major problem, as Google Analytics, a great product, does not have the firepower to mine or create the meaningful data to capture duplication and redundancy across the federal government.
Further, GAO analyzed the savings from strategic sourcing against what GSA was claiming, and had a vastly different, and smaller number just using FPDS-NG data.
Although GSA was at the forefront of Better Buying Power and Mythbusters, it seems that when it comes to sharing data, transparency is an inconvenience.
Efficiency? When we are ordered to use GSA to buy batteries at 3X the cost of of a local provider who unlike GSA will deliver the next day at no extra charge to our doorstep AND remove the old batteries, again with no effort on our part or cost to the taxpayer? Of course, I may be focusing on the wrong part of GSA, but that is a bias from being in the trenches.
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Before joining ESPN in 2005, he was a reporter for the Windsor Star and Toronto Sun. Burnside has won numerous awards, including the 1990 National Newspaper Award, and also co-authored the best-selling true crime book "Deadly Innocence" in the mid-1990s. He is based in Atlanta.
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Scott Burnside (4:00 PM)
So, where were we?
Eric (Boulder, CO)
Should the Red Wings look outside the organization for help now that Franzen is out? If so, who would be a leading candidate?
Scott Burnside (4:01 PM)
Eric; That's not really the Wings' style nor does it fit their salary cap situation so I would guess that GM Ken Holland will look to guys from Grand Rapids to fill in on the third and fourth lines while guys like Justin Abdelkader and Darren Helm who is getting ready to return get a chance at top six forward minutes.
Eric (Ann Arbor MI)
Hi Scott. Just noticed that Colorado beat the Bruins today. So are the Avs good, or good coaching, and are the Bruins not as good as we thought?
Scott Burnside (4:03 PM)
Eric; Was watching quite a bit of that game and was impressed with the Avs up and down the ice. They could have folded when the Bruins tied the game at 2-2 after leading 2-0 but scored a quick one and were never really in 'hang on' mode. Who knew Joe Sacco could get so much out of so little so early in this season. He's the mid-October Jack Adams winner for sure.
Tim (GUAM)
How about them Rangers? Is Gaborik what the team needed?
Scott Burnside (4:05 PM)
Tim; How are things in Guam? Rangers look pretty darned good. As for Gaborik, as advertised, he has re-energized the Rangers' offense and with points in every game so far has been a roaring success. Can he keep it up? That's the 64-dollar question but the Rangers are an early surprise thanks in large part to Gaborik's efforts.
Ethan (Los Angeles)
How bout them Kings? Is this the year Kopitar really breaks out and do people on the east even know who he is?
Scott Burnside (4:08 PM)
Ethan; Agreed. If they can hang on to their 2-0 lead against the Islanders they'll go to 4-1 and never mind Anze Kopitar how about Ryan Smyth. An assist this afternoon gives him eight points. Who knew those old bones had that kind of juice in them? But you're right, Kopitar has more support than ever before and he could be poised to jump into the top five in league scoring. And it's not the people in the east but rather do enough folks in L.A. know about Kopitar?
David (Brandon, Fl)
Wanted to get your take on Victor Hedman. He doesn't seem to be a nromal rookie D and seems to be a Norris trophy winner waiting to happen.
Scott Burnside (4:10 PM)
David; Pretty early to be talking Norris Trophy let alone rookie of the year honors but all reports out of Tampa suggest that Hedman is one of those special players. He seems to have moved seamlessly into NHL style hockey and is logging tons of minutes. As long as he doesn't get over-exposed and put in positions where he can't continue to learn and grow he's going to be a good one.
Frank (Colombus, OH)
What do you think of Colombus blue line? When are we going to get a power play quarterback? Who might be available? I think everyone plays well but a little too one dimensional. I think we are close to being a solid 2nd tier team in the West.
Scott Burnside (4:12 PM)
Frank; I think the Blue Jackets have done a nice job getting off to a good start, building on last year's playoff run. True, no real PP quarterback on the back end although I'm curious to see how Fedor Tyutin evolves this year. Good player and will get lots of opportunity to help what was last year's worst power play unit. Outside help really isn't the Blue Jackets' way of doing things. Suppose if the Leafs continue to stink Tomas Kaberle might be coaxed into moving and Paul Martin will be an unrestricted free agent next summer although the Devils will be highly unlikely to move him. Best look inside that dressing room for help.
Andrew (NYC)
Who do you see the Hawks trading to try and clear cap space to re-sign the big three? Me thinks Barker or Versteeg. Also any chance they can dump Huet and get JS Giguere or Thomas Vokun?
Scott Burnside (4:14 PM)
Andrew; At some point something will have to give in Chicago contract-wise and I think you're right that Barker especially will garner lots of attention given the 'Hawks depth along the blue line. Huet's contract makes him hard to move and frankly Giguere and Vokoun don't really amount to upgrades and they both have big dollar contracts (although Giguere will be a UFA next summer).
Craig (Charlotte)
Which rookie(s) have impressed you the most thus far?
Scott Burnside (4:18 PM)
Craig; Well not to be obvious but John Tavares and Victor Hedman have been terrific. The two defensemen in New York, Matt Gilroy and Michael Del Zotto have been good. James van Riemsdyk has also been impressive in Philly although he did suffer a minor head injury.
Fuj (NJ)
Do you think the Eastern conference is stronger this year and will the winner come from there?
Scott Burnside (4:20 PM)
Fuj; No. I still think there are more, better teams in the Western Conference. And I think teams like Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington if they can get their defense fixed, will likely separate themselves quickly from the pack and the final six playoff spots will be contested by pretty ordinary teams. The west with Chicago, Detroit, Anaheim, San Jose, maybe the Kings, maybe St. Louis, maybe Vancouver, means the journey to the post-season is much more difficult.That said, I picked Pittsburgh to repeat as Cup champs. For what it's worth.
Leeson (Schererville, IN)
Scott, any news from Chicago about a more clear target return for Hossa? I've heard some grumblings about him being out now until late Decemeber...at earliest. Any truth to that?
Scott Burnside (4:21 PM)
Leeson; Last I checked with GM Stan Bowman he was hopeful of mid-November and I have heard nothing suggesting a set-back. Doesn't mean there won't be one but nothing that I've heard.
steve (seattle,wa)
are the leafs really this bad?
Scott Burnside (4:22 PM)
Steve; As difficult as it might be to believe, yes, they are this bad. It's really not close as to the worst team in the league at this early juncture.
Kyle (Phoenix)
With Franzen's ACL tear is there any chance we could see the Red Wings bring back Shanahan?
Scott Burnside (4:24 PM)
Kyle; No. I would say zero chance of that happening.
Bernard (DC)
Scott what's up with the Caps? Is someone going to stand up the Defense or what? Ouch it hurts to watch sometimes..
Scott Burnside (4:26 PM)
Bernard; I thought last year the Caps got a bad rap defensively and that they were actually better than how they were perceived. This year the perception is reality, at least early on. Can't hold leads, take too many penalties, and the forwards haven't been helping out which puts more pressure on the defensemen and goaltenders. I think the key is staying out of the box and improving the penalty kill which should allow the team to get into a better flow. Of course that was supposed to be fixed by the time the season started.
SprungOnSports (Long Island)
Have the Senators really surprised you, and can they compete in what seems to be a weak northeast?
Scott Burnside (4:27 PM)
Sprung; Yes, the Sens have looked good especially defensively and in goal. If Pascal Leclaire and Brian Elliott can keep it up the Sens have a chance in the Northeast, especially with the Bruins struggling out of the gate. Offense hasn't really kicked in yet, which may turn out to be a problem.
Chris (Buffalo)
No love for Tyler Myers in your impressive rookies answer?
Scott Burnside (4:28 PM)
Chris; Good call. He certainly will be in the running for tallest rookie at 6-foot-8.
Jesse S. (Carmel, NY)
Scott, who will score more goals this year, Ovechkin or the entire Devils team?
Scott Burnside (4:29 PM)
Jesse; Fair question. Like the Devils with an empty-netter in Game 82 to edge Ovie.
Pat (DC)
Alexander Semin = first line talent but the focus of a player that is a healthy scratch.....your thoughts?
Scott Burnside (4:31 PM)
Pat; Semin is one of those perplexing players that has all of the talent to be a top five player in the NHL in terms of production. But focus, commitment, heart, whatever you want to call it, remains in question. He needs to take a few lessons on wanting to win from Ovechkin. If he gets there, though, watch out league.
Steve (Binghamton)
The biggest difference between Rangers teams of the past 12 years or so and now: everyone on the team is a legitimate NHL player, and 5 of the 6 defensemen can carry the puck. Do you think offensively talented defensemen are the key to winning the Cup? Has there been a team that won in the Cup in our lifetimes that didn't have at least one big gun on the blue line?
Scott Burnside (4:34 PM)
Steve; GMs will tell you that having a guy that can go back and get the puck and move it forward without turning it over or simply handing it back to the other team is crucial to success. The Rangers seem to have found a nice blend and with the evolution of Marc Staal et al have taken the pressure off guys like Wade Redden. As for teams without a big gun I think of Carolina's blue line in '06 as more defense by committee and that was the case last spring as they went to the Eastern Conference final. Ottawa, I think it's fair to say, didn't have a true 'big gun' in going to the final in '07. Guess the point is if you don't have a big gun like Scott Niedermayer, Chris Pronger, Sergei Gonchar or Nicklas Lidstrom you'd better have lots of little guns.
Josh J. (St. Paul, MN)
The Wild are transitioning there style of play under new coach Todd Richards. They have put together some exciting offensive play, but pushing the puck in the neutral zone is leading to a lot of odd man rushes the other way. Do the Wild have skilled/fast enough players to play both ends of the ice? What do they need to make the system work?
Scott Burnside (4:36 PM)
Josh; I think Todd Richards is going to be a good fit in Minnesota but it's going to take some time to find out if he's got enough tools in his toolbox to play the way he wants to play. If you've been used to playing Jacques Lemaire hockey it's hard to think outside that box. I wonder, though, if there is enough skill in that line-up to get things done offensively. Certainly the early results have been disappointing in the State of Hockey.
Joey (Oakland)
Is there a better GM than Doug Wilson, who can admit a draft pick mistake and flip him for value (Carle = Boyle and Mihalek = Heatley and Sturm and Stuart = Thornton).
Scott Burnside (4:38 PM)
Joey; Agreed that Doug wilson is a top-notch assessor of talent who has great patience and vision when it comes to the big picture of his team. He's not afraid to pull the trigger on big deals, too. But (and you knew this was coming, no?) until he can find the personnel that can deliver when it counts none of that will mean anything in the final accounting.
Josh (Nashville)
You seemed pretty adamant on your Shanny to the Wings question. Was there bad blood when Shanny left?
Scott Burnside (4:39 PM)
Josh (and others); Not suggesting bad blood but I am pretty confident that ship has sailed.
brian (seattle)
Scott, How bout Duchene for top rookies? he doesn't have a lot of points but he is exciting to watch
Scott Burnside (4:41 PM)
Brian; Duchene has got off to a nice start, as well, and he's going to get lots of opportunity on a team that is rebuilding (although you'd never know if from their record). I talked to some at the draft who thought he was as good a player as Tavares and Hedman.
Eric (Boulder, CO)
Don't you think Calgary is another contender in the West?
Scott Burnside (4:42 PM)
Eric; No question. Miikka Kiprusoff is off to a great start which is huge given his disappointing play of last season. Offense is nicely balanced and the blue line is intimidating.
CC (Atlanta)
Evander Kane looks good. Of course he plays in ATL so no one bother to mention him.
Scott Burnside (4:43 PM)
CC; True, the fourth overall pick in June's draft scored his first goal the other night and likely won't get a lot of attention. That's not a bad thing, really.
Joe (Taunton, MA)
Who will get the starting gigs for the Caps, Preds and Ducks?
Scott Burnside (4:45 PM)
Joe; Great question. Wish I knew. But my guess is that Pekka Rinne once again ends up with the bulk of the starts in Nashville, Jonas Hiller is the man in Anaheim. Washington? That's a puzzler. Theodore looks to get the start again tonight and I think there are questions about Varlamov's mental toughness. The guy I'm curious about is Michal Neuvirth who was sensational for the Caps' AHL affiliate in the playoffs a year ago. He may yet end up being the guy carrying the freight there.
Will (South Windsor CT)
Why no love for the Devils?
Scott Burnside (4:47 PM)
Will; It's not that I don't have love for the Devils. Zach Parise's the real deal, Paul Martin one of the under-appreciated defensemen in the league, but I am still not convinced the Devils have enough offense to get them into the post-season. Gee, have I not said that for the past five years?
Peter (KC, MO)
Do you think Kansas City, MO will ever get a NHL team to fill the new stadium we built?
Scott Burnside (4:48 PM)
Peter; I think there will be a return to a Canadian market before there is an NHL team in Kansas City. Now, the fact AEG, owners of the Kings, also own the Sprint Center, does throw an interesting element into the mix but I think if there is a move it will be to Winnipeg or Quebec City or Southern Ontario before K.C.
tom (hackensack)
does phil kessel help the struggling leafs at all when he gets back? what type of year do you expect out o fhim? i guess you can do much when you dont have support...
Scott Burnside (4:51 PM)
Tom; Talk about pressure on the kid when he does get back in the line-up some time in November. He can't hurt but he also isn't going to carry a team. He's not that kind of player. The good thing for Kessel in Boston was he had players like Marc Savard and David Krejci and Patrice Bergeron and Milan Lucic to carry the freight not just offensively but in terms of dealing with the media. It's a whole other world that awaits him in Toronto. That said, he should still be good for 20 goals at least.
Tony (NJ)
If Ovechkin wins a third Hart trophy, but Crosby repeats as Cup champ, does that make Crosby the better player even though he is on a stronger defensive team?
Scott Burnside (4:53 PM)
Tony; Great question. If the ultimate goal is to win a championship I think there is no doubt that Crosby will be considered the 'better' player or at the very least the better leader. I think his play a year ago has already put him in that bracket. Here's hoping the two get to settle matters in the post-season again, maybe in a conference final.
Joe (San Diego CA)
Does this loss to the Rangers say anything about the Ducks being the real deal?
Scott Burnside (4:55 PM)
Joe; I think it probably says more about being at the end of an east coast road trip. Still, the Rangers were full value for Sunday's win. Ducks will miss defenseman James Wisniewski, though, as he's 'week to week' with a shoulder injury.
don (chi-town)
what do you think of the young kid niemi starting for the hawks by years end? i just cant get comfortable watching huet...dont think hes the answer...
Scott Burnside (4:57 PM)
Don; Was just thinking about when we might see Antti Niemi again after his nice work in Helsinki. As for the starter, hmmm, stranger things have happened but I still think it's going to be Huet when the dust settles at the end of the regular season.
Brian (Fla)
My Panthers were blasted 41-21 against NJ in shots. Tomas held the fort thankfully. Is this a thing about their D or the Devils offense?
Scott Burnside (4:58 PM)
Brian; Since we rarely see 'offense' and 'Devils' in the same sentence I think it might be a defensive issue for the Cats.
Cody (Minneapolis, MN)
If Ilya Kovalchuk isn't able to come to an contract extension agreement, where do you think he will end up and for what value?
Scott Burnside (5:00 PM)
Cody; Well, I think the New York Rangers would love to make it happen if Kovalchuk does hit the market. The Kings have loads of young assets and some money to spend. I have a feeling, though, that Kovalchuk remains a Thrasher.
Scott Burnside (5:01 PM)
Thanks all. See you next week.
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Currant Sauced Turkey and Carrots
|Currant jelly
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Cold water
|2 Tablespoon
|Currants/Snipped raisins
|2 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|Instant chicken bouillon granules
|1 Teaspoon
|Cooking oil
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|3 Medium, thinly sliced
|Green onions
|6 , bias-sliced into 1-inch pieces
|Turkey breast tenderloin steaks/Boneless, skinless chicken breast halves
|1 Pound, cut into bite-size strips
|Hot cooked rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
For sauce, in a small mixing bowl stir together the jelly, water, currants or raisins, lemon juice, cornstarch, and chicken bouillon granules.
Set aside.
Preheat a wok or large skillet over high heat.
Add cooking oil. (Add more oil as necessary during stir-frying.)
Stir-fry garlic for 30 seconds.
Add carrots and stir-fry for 2 to 3 minutes.
Add green onions and stir-fry for 1 to 2 minutes more or till vegetables are crisp-tender.
Remove the cooked vegetables from the wok.
Add half of the turkey or chicken to the wok.
Stir-fry for 2 to 3 minutes or till done.
Remove from wok.
Stir-fry remaining turkey for 2 to 3 minutes.
Return all meat to wok.
Push turkey from center of wok or skillet.
Stir sauce mixture; add to center of wok.
Cook and stir till sauce mixture is thickened and bubbly.
Add carrot mixture.
Cook and stir for 1 minute more.
Serve with hot cooked rice.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1242 Calories from Fat 177
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 20 g30.8%
Saturated Fat 2.3 g11.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 200 mg66.7%
Sodium 4655.1 mg194%
Total Carbohydrates 171 g56.9%
Dietary Fiber 9.8 g39.1%
Sugars 76.8 g
Protein 92 g184.9%
Vitamin A 669.3% Vitamin C 107.3%
Calcium 13.1% Iron 29.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Development of a live wallpaper application for the Android mobile platform
This project received 17 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $736 AUD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$250 - $750 AUD
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Project Description
The live wallpaper application should meet the following design requirements:
- support android devices running API 10 (Android 2.3.3 gingerbread) or later
- efficiently support device screen sizes of small, normal, large, and xlarge and densities of ldpi (low), mdpi (medium), hdpi (high), and xhdpi (extra high)
- support landscape and portrait orientation when the device supports it e.g. tablet devices
- source code should contain brief comments explaining major blocks of code
- source code should follow android development and design guidelines [url removed, login to view]
- efficiently consume system resources comparable with other live wallpaper applications
- the live wallpaper should consist of three visual layers, "front", "middle" and "back". Visibility of layers should obey the alpha value of sections of the each layer. The images for each layer will be provided.
- horizontal dimensions of each layer may be different. As a user scrolls between virtual panes within the mobile device, scrolling for each layer should be linear and smooth. This will provide the illusion of depth of field. i.e. the front layer will scroll faster than the middle layer and the middle faster than the back layer
- provide support for a configuration menu accessed via a "Settings..." button upon activation of the wallpaper.
-- Upon "Clicking" the button, if the variable lite_version=TRUE, the user should be presented with a message stating that configuration is only available via the paid version. The message string should use a string resource
-- if lite_version = FALSE, the user should be presented with a menu of options.
--- Option #1 - "Live Wallpaper Settings"
---- "Enable Animation" - this is presented as a checkbox
---- "Reset Settings" - this resets all configuration options to default
--- Option #2 - "Animation Settings"
---- "Speed 1-10" - this is presented as a horizontal slider bar
---- "Density 1-10" - this is presented as a horizontal slider bar
--- Once animation is enabled, two new layers called "animation-front" and "animation-back" will be created. These layers should be placed between the front & middle layers and middle & back layers respectively and obey the same smooth scrolling rules described earlier.
--- the values of "speed" and "density" alter the speed and density of small images displayed on the two animation layers "animation-front" and "animation-back".
--- the value of "speed" controls the vertical descent rate of each small image . A value of 1 results in a Traversal Time (TT) of 10 seconds. A speed of 10 results in a TT of 1 second. In general TT = 10 / (speed)
--- the value of "density" controls how many new images are added to each layer per second. Images should be randomly distributed horizontally for each layer and their position updated a number of times each second to give the illusion of moving smoothly from the top to the bottom of the respective display layer. Furthermore, the movement should approximately follow a sinusoidal path. The amplitude of the motion should use a class or member variable that's configurable upon compilation. There is no requirement to make this a user configurable variable
--- Option #3 "Scene Settings"
---- "Daytime Effects" - this is presented as a checkbox
---- Once enabled, an additional compound layer is added to the display above the existing "front" layer. The compound layer consists of a cures adjustment to control the overall lighting within the scene and a mask to prevent the curves adjustment control from changing the masked area. The curve adjustment control will change depending on the time of day. It will be darkest at 12 AM (phone local time) and normal at 12PM (phone local time). The compound layer should be computed once each hour.
- All application source code + copyright on the the code and permission to make derivative works
- A fully functioning app (once compiled) that implements the spec
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UPDATED NOVEMBER 2013: Check out our list of fun Thanksgiving events for kids in the NYC area, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens as well as Long Island, Connecticut, and Rockland County.
While you may not wish your turkey to have thick skin, it may be wise for Thanksgiving to develop one—what with Christmas nipping at its heels before the last gravy-laden dish has a chance to land in the dishwasher. Of course we won't mention that we heard Christmas music playing at the mall even before Oct. 31—we wouldn't want to upset Halloween! This is after all the season of peace and harmony. Everyone—even the holidays—should get along.
The quintessential Thanksgiving event in the NYC area is, of course, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. As much a part of Turkey Day as family feasts, post-consumption naps, and watching football, the 87th annual parade will, as always, feature floats, performers, and larger-than-life balloons. The little one's will recognize their favorite characters in balloon form, like the Kool-Aid man, Buzz Lightyear, and SpongeBob. The parade begins at begins at 77th Street and Central Park West and marches down Central Park West, turning east at Columbus Circle and continuing down Sixth Avenue to its end point at Macy's Herald Square. See the full route and get a peek at the 2013 lineup at macys.com/parade.
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