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It's time for another "Share the Goodness" inspirational idea! We want to spread a little happiness and faith all across the world to inspire those who stop by. Our idea for this month is a quote that I heard when I went to Time Out for Women last fall. Emily Watts was one of the best speakers of the weekend, and her talk about enjoying motherhood was exactly what I needed to hear! I went to this conference with a heavy heart, looking to be spiritually fed and inspired- to shake the funky mood I had been in and refocus on the things that mattered most in life. What I took away was a renewed excitement about motherhood and the realization that even though life is hard, I can make it happy! A mother's work is never done- there really is no "light at the end of the mom tunnel." But that doesn't mean the tunnel has to be dark and scary. As with most things in life, you will get out of it ... [Read More]
Supportive Parenting #SisterhoodUnite
Have you ever had another mother tell you that you are a good mom and it really made an impact? Sometimes we forget how important and meaningful it is to be supportive and offer encouragement- supportive parenting can go a long way! I remember one afternoon when I was pregnant with my 5th child things were just CRAZY at my house. My three oldest kids came home from school and there was non-stop arguing and teasing. Homework was a bigger battle than usual, my 2 year old wanted a million snacks, there were spills on my floor that had just been mopped and a new mess every time I turned around. Short on energy from a lack of sleep, I threw my hands in the air, expressed my frustration to my kids and went to my room for a time out. With my mood slowly sinking as the minutes passed, I grabbed my cell phone to call my husband and ask if there was any chance he was planning to ... [Read More]
Enjoying Life
There was a time nearly 10 years ago I thought my oldest son, Ethan, would be an only child. I always wanted to have a big family but I was struggling with Secondary Infertility- a condition in which a women has the inability to become pregnant, or to carry a pregnancy to term, following the birth of one or more biological children. Getting pregnant with our second child took years and I even suffered a miscarriage in the middle of it all. (Definitely not a time in my life I want to relive!) Fast forward 10 years and I am now a mom to 5 healthy kids- it's the big family I always wanted. But life is definitely not all roses and laughter, and often times I have to remind myself that these "little crazies" are, in fact, blessings- little miracles I once prayed for. The messes, tantrums, homework... it can cause stress and overshadow the joys of motherhood sometimes- are you with me on ... [Read More]


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Biographies of people who made a difference and shaped our world. Feature length profiles for children on men and women who changed our world with path breaking ideas and actions. Personalities include statesmen, leaders, political thinkers, inventors, scientists, artists, writers, actors, sports persons and achievers.
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Easy Queso Fundido
I don't mean to be cheesy, but this is my favorite dip recipe ever.
Remember the Brussels sprouts from a few days back? We at them alongside these potato/zucchini pancakes:
Now, here is the thing: I could eat sour cream by the bucket. The five gallon bucket. However, I like having arteries that allow blood to pass through, so I hold back a little and just use it frequently on delicious starchy, salty foods like these.
Here's what you need to make these pancakes:
This recipe is adapted from Williams-Sonoma's "Bride and Groom Cookbook" – a great cookbook that I definitely recommend either for yourself or for a gift for a friend.
After grating your potato and zucchini, press them for a few minutes with paper towels to get as much moisture out as you can out of them. Then add the rest of the ingredients and mix to coat the grated spuds/zucchini evenly.
Heat a few tablespoons of vegetable oil over low heat and when hot, scoop 3-inch-diameter piles of the mixture into the pan and flatten with your spoon. Be patient with this, because if the pancakes aren't cooked enough, they will fall apart. Let them cook for 7-10 minutes until they have browned significantly. Then flip and do the same on the other side.
Transfer to a plate while the others are cooking. You may want to keep them in a low oven, depending on how many pancakes you make.
I suggest eating with a dollop or three of sour cream and a sprinkle of both paprika and chili powder.
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I don't mean to be cheesy, but this is my favorite dip recipe ever.
An ode to one of my favorite cuisines - Tex Mex - with a little upgrade in the form of chorizo and more cheese.
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By contrast, children who become infected are protected by their innate immune system. This is because young «natural killer cells» fight off infectious mononucleosis, as immunologists from the University of Zurich have now shown. The researchers are now testing vaccinations that could protect young people from the illness.
More than 90 percent of all adults are carriers of the oncogenic Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV). Primary infection with this herpes virus as a young child is generally not linked to any symptoms, and usually offers life-long protection from its cancer-causing effect. However, for people who do not become infected with the virus until adolescence, the infection often leads to infectious mononucleosis (commonly known as glandular fever). Our immune systems can generally fend off this disease after a period of between one and several months. However, there is an increased risk of developing Hodgkin lymphoma at a later stage, a cancerous tumor of the lymphatic system. Immunologists from the University of Zurich have now discovered a risk factor that is in part responsible for the outbreak of infectious mononucleosis in young people.
Young natural killer cells combat primary infection
The researchers used an animal model to show that the loss of innate immune control by young natural killer cells can lead to infectious mononucleosis. "Young natural killer cells, which small children in particular have in abundance, seem to be especially suited to killing off the cells that multiply EBV", according to Christian Münz, Professor of Experimental Immunology at the University of Zurich. "This weakens the primary infection and infectious mononucleosis does not break out".
Without the defense of the natural killer cells, EBV multiplies so dramatically during the primary infection phase that the aggressive response of the adaptive immune system – chiefly of the T killer cells – makes the infected person sick with infectious mononucleosis. "In the animal model we also observed weight loss and the increased occurrence of EBV-associated lymphomas. Consequently, natural killer cells seem to play a key role in the development of the primary infection with Epstein-Barr Virus". This is how Christian Münz explains the results of the study.
Young people could benefit from a vaccination
Adolescents who are not yet carriers of EBV are at an increased risk of developing infectious mononucleosis. Christian Münz's work group is currently examining vaccinations that could protect against EBV infection. This could prevent the outbreak of infectious mononucleosis and reduce the related risk of developing Hodgkin lymphoma.
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Saturn Awards
This Sunday is Oscar day, but for genre fans it's The Saturn Awards that really matter, and we have the full list of this year's nominees. Although we have to say the horror pickings are rather slim indeed!
From the Press Release:
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey received more Saturn Award nominations than any other film released last year, with Life of Pi and Skyfall close behind as the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films today revealed the nominations for the 39th Annual Saturn Awards.
Marvel's The Avengers, The Dark Knight Returns, Looper, Cloud Atlas, Argo and Les Miserables are among the films that have received multiple Saturn Award nominations, underscoring the ways in which genre filmmaking has expanded beyond its roots as niche entertainment.
The only major awards dedicated to honoring the finest in genre entertainment in film, television and home entertainment, The Saturn Awards will be presented in June, with the exact
date and location to be announced shortly.
"From the grand adventure of Les Miserables to the visionary fantasy of Life of Pi and the magical realism of Beasts of the Southern Wild, this year's films transcended the notion of genre filmmaking and brought us extraordinary visions of exaggerated or enhanced reality, making this one of the most intriguing lists of Saturn Awards nominees in a long time," said Academy President Robert Holguin.
On TV, oft-nominated "Fringe," "Dexter" and "The Walking Dead" were among the leading TV nominees, joined by the first season of "Revolution," which received four nominations including Best Network Television Series. From British imports "Doctor Who" and "Merlin" to the Canadian "Continuum" and the American remake of the Danish series "The Killing," The Saturn Awards TV nominees took on a global perspective.
This year, the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films introduced a new category to nominate independent films, with seven nominees in the category. "We've long admired and respected independent filmmakers and their focused visions, which expand ideas and creativity in the genre field," Holguin said.
The nominees include films, TV programs and home entertainment titles released between February 1, 2012, and February 11, 2013. Among film studios, Warner Bros. received a leading total of 23 nominations, while Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures each received 14 nominations for their ambitious film slates released last year.
The non-profit Academy of Science Fiction, Horror & Fantasy Films was founded in 1972 by noted film historian Dr. Donald A. Reed, who wanted to honor and recognize genre entertainment often overlooked by mainstream awards organizations.
Here is a complete list of the 39th annual Saturn Award nominations. You can find more information about the Academy at the official Saturn Awards website. Keep up-to-date with Saturn Awards details by following The Saturn Awards on Facebook.
Best Science Fiction Film
Marvel's The Avengers – Marvel / Walt Disney Studios
Chronicle – 20th Century Fox
Cloud Atlas – Warner Bros.
The Hunger Games – Summit / Lionsgate
Looper – Sony Pictures
Prometheus – 20th Century Fox
Best Fantasy Film
The Amazing Spider-Man – Sony Pictures
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey – Warner Bros.
Life of Pi – 20th Century Fox
Ruby Sparks – Fox Searchlight
Snow White and the Huntsman – Universal
Ted – Universal
Best Horror/Thriller Film
Argo – Warner Bros.
The Cabin in the Woods – Lionsgate
The Impossible – Summit / Lionsgate
Seven Psychopaths – CBS Films
The Woman in Black – CBS Films
Zero Dark Thirty – Sony Pictures
Best Action/Adventure Film
The Bourne Legacy – Universal
The Dark Knight Rises – Warner Bros.
Django Unchained – The Weinstein Co.
Les Miserables – Universal
Skyfall – Sony Pictures
Taken 2 – 20th Century Fox
Best Independent Film Release
Compliance – Magnolia
Hitchcock – Fox Searchlight
Killer Joe – LD Entertainment
The Paperboy – Millennium
Robot and Frank – Samuel Goldwyn Films
Safety Not Guaranteed – FilmDistrict
Seeking a Friend for the End of the World – Focus Features
Best International Film
Anna Karenina – Focus Features
Chicken With Plums – Sony Pictures Classics
The Fairy – Kino Lorber
Headhunters – Magnolia
My Way – Well Go USA
Pusher – Radius
Best Animated Film
Brave – Pixar / Walt Disney Studios
Frankenweenie – Walt Disney Studios
ParaNorman – Focus Features
Wreck-It Ralph – Walt Disney Studios
Best Actor
Christian Bale, The Dark Knight Rises
Daniel Craig, Skyfall
Martin Freeman, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Hugh Jackman, Les Miserables
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Looper
Matthew McConaughey, Killer Joe
Best Actress
Jessica Chastain, Zero Dark Thirty
Ann Dowd, Compliance
Zoe Kazan, Ruby Sparks
Jennifer Lawrence, The Hunger Games
Helen Mirren, Hitchcock
Naomi Watts, The Impossible
Best Supporting Actor
Javier Bardem, Skyfall
Michael Fassbender, Prometheus
Clark Gregg, Marvel's The Avengers
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, The Dark Knight Rises
Ian McKellen, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Christoph Waltz, Django Unchained
Best Supporting Actress
Judi Dench, Skyfall
Gina Gershon, Killer Joe
Anne Hathaway, The Dark Knight Rises
Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables
Nicole Kidman, The Paperboy
Charlize Theron, Snow White and the Huntsman
Best Performance By a Younger Actor
CJ Adams, The Odd Life of Timothy Green
Tom Holland, The Impossible
Daniel Huttlestone, Les Miserables
Chloe Grace Moretz, Dark Shadows
Suraj Sharma, Life of Pi
Quvenzhané Wallis, Beasts of the Southern Wild
Best Direction
William Friedkin, Killer Joe
Peter Jackson, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Rian Johnson, Looper
Ang Lee, Life of Pi
Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight Rises
Joss Whedon, Marvel's The Avengers
Best Writing
Tracy Letts, Killer Joe
David Magee, Life of Pi
Martin McDonagh, Seven Psychopaths
Quentin Tarantino, Django Unchained
Joss Whedon, Marvel's The Avengers
Joss Whedon, Drew Goddard, The Cabin in the Woods
Best Production Design
Hugh Bateup, Uli Hanisch, Cloud Atlas
Sarah Greenwood, Anna Karenina
David Gropman, Life of Pi 20th
Rick Heinrichs, Dark Shadows
Dan Hennah, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Eve Stewart, Les Miserables
Best Editing
Stuart Baird, Kate Baird, Skyfall
Alexander Berner, Cloud Atlas
Bob Ducsay, Looper
Jeffrey Ford, Lisa Lassek, Marvel's The Avengers
John Gilroy, The Bourne Legacy
Tim Squyres, Life of Pi
Best Music
Mychael Danna, Life of Pi
Danny Elfman, Frankenweenie
Dario Marianelli, Anna Karenina
Thomas Newman, Skyfall
Howard Shore, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Hans Zimmer, The Dark Knight Rises
Best Costumes
Jacqueline Durran, Anna Karenina
Kym Barrett, Pierre-Yves Gavraud, Cloud Atlas
Sharen Davis, Django Unchained
Bob Buck, Ann Maskrey, Richard Taylor, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Paco Delgado, Les Miserables
Colleen Atwood, Snow White and the Huntsman
Best Make-Up
Heike Merker, Daniel Parker, Jeremy Woodhead, Cloud Atlas
Gregory Nicotero, Howard Berger, Peter Montagna, Julie Hewitt, Hitchcock
Peter Swords King, Rick Findlater, Tami Lane, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
David Marti, Montse Ribe, Vasit Suchitta, The Impossible
Naomi Donne, Donald Mowat, Love Larson, Skyfall
Jean Ann Black, Fay Von Schroeder, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2
Best Special Effects
Janek Sirrs, Jeff White, Guy Williams, Dan Sudick, Marvel's The Avengers
Grady Cofer, Pablo Helman, Jeanie King, Burt Dalton, Battleship
Joe Letteri, Eric Saindon, David Clayton, R. Christopher White, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Chris Corbould, Peter Chiang, Scott R. Fisher, Sue Rowe, John Carter
Bill Westenhofer, Guillaume Rocheron, Erik-Jan de Boer, Donald R. Elliott, Lif of Pi
Cedric Nicholas-Troyan, Philip Brennan, Neil Courbould, Michael Dawson, Snow White and the Huntsman
Best Network Television Series
Elementary – CBS
The Following – Fox
Fringe – Fox
Once Upon a Time – ABC
Revolution – NBC
Supernatural – CW
Best Syndicated Cable Television Series
American Horror Story: Asylum – FX
Dexter – Showtime
Leverage – TNT
The Killing – AMC
True Blood – HBO
The Walking Dead – AMC
Best Television Presentation
Breaking Bad – AMC
Continuum – Syfy
Falling Skies – TNT
Game of Thrones – HBO
Ken Follett's World Without End – Reelz
Mockingbird Lane – NBC
Spartacus: War of the Damned – Starz
Best Youth Oriented Series on Television
Arrow – CW
Beauty and the Beast – CW
Doctor Who – BBC America
Merlin – Syfy
Teen Wolf – MTV
The Vampire Diaries – CW
Best Actor
Kevin Bacon, The Following
Billy Burke, Revolution
Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad
Michael C. Hall, Dexter
Joshua Jackson, Fringe
Timothy Hutton, Leverage
Andrew Lincoln, The Walking Dead
Best Actress
Moon Bloodgood, Falling Skies
Mireille Enos, The Killing
Sarah Paulson, American Horror Story: Asylum
Charlotte Riley, Ken Follett's World Without End
Tracy Spiridakos, Revolution
Anna Torv, Fringe
Best Supporting Actor
Jonathan Banks, Breaking Bad
Giancarlo Esposito, Revolution
Todd Lasance, Spartacus: War of the Damned
Colm Meaney, Hell on Wheels
David Morrissey, The Walking Dead
John Noble, Fringe
Best Supporting Actress
Jennifer Carpenter, Dexter
Sarah Carter, Falling Skies
Anna Gunn, Breaking Bad
Laurie Holden, The Walking Dead
Jessica Lange, American Horror Story: Asylum
Beth Riesgraf, Leverage
Best Guest Starring Role in a Series
Blair Brown, Fringe
Terry O'Quinn, Falling Skies
Lance Reddick, Fringe
Mark Sheppard, Leverage
Ray Stevenson, Dexter
Yvonne Strahovski, Dexter
Best DVD/Blu-ray Release
Atlas Shrugged II: The Strike – Atlas Distribution/Fox
Chained – Anchor Bay
Cosmopolis – Entertainment One
The Possession – Lionsgate
A Thousand Cuts – Lorber Films
Touchback – Anchor Bay/Starz
Best DVD/Blu-ray Special Edition Release
Jaws (Universal 100th Anniversary Edition) – Universal
Lawrence of Arabia (50th Anniversary Collector's Edition) – Sony
Les Vampires Classics Edition – Kino International
Little Shop of Horrors: The Director's Cut – Warner
Stanley Kubrick's Fear and Desire – Kino International
Best DVD/Blu-ray Collection
Alfred Hitchcock (The Masterpiece Collection) – Universal
Battle Royale (The Complete Collection) – Anchor Bay
Bond 50 (The Complete 22 Film Collection) – MGM
Dark Shadows: The Complete Original Series – MPI
The Ultimate Buster Keaton Blu-ray Collection – Kino Lorber
Universal Classic Monsters: The Essential Collection – Universal
Best DVD/Blu-ray TV Series
In Search Of: The Complete Series – Visual Entertainment
Logan's Run: The Complete Series – Warner
The River: The Complete First Season – ABC Studios
Shazam! The Complete Live-Action Series – Warner Archive
Spartacus: Vengeance (The Complete Second Season) – Starz/Anchor Bay
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Seasons 1 & 2) – Paramount
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Alien: Covenant's Carmen Ejogo Joins True Detective Season 3
"From the dusty mesa her looming shadow grows…"
The first season of HBO's "True Detective" was one of the best seasons ever put on a TV screen. Hands down. The second season was another story altogether. While not a complete waste of time (Colin Farrell owed) the season was basically merely 'meh'.
But what about "True Detective" season 3?
Well, a few months back it was announced that the third season had been greenlit by HBO, with creator Nic Pizzolatto returning to pen the series and director Jeremy Saulnier (Green Room) taking the helm of the episodes.
Today we have news that Carmen Ejogo – who you may recognize Ejogo from such recent fright flicks as It Comes at Night, Alien: Covenant, and The Purge: Anarchy – will be joining the previously announced Mahershala Ali (Moonlight) for Season 3.
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One of the top films all of us are looking forward to the most here at Dread Central is Blumhouse's upcoming sequel/reboot thing to John Carpenter's Halloween.
The new Halloween (2018) film is written by Danny McBride and David Gordon Green and is all set to be directed by Green this year. Recently we learned that original Halloween star Jamie Lee Curtis was going to be returning to the new film.
Not only that, but Curtis' classic character Laurie Strode would have a daughter… played by Judy Greer. But what about Danielle Harris?
After all, Harris was the star of Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers and Halloween 5: The Curse of Michael Myers. Let alone, she had a starring role in both Rob Zombie's remake and it's sequel. So how about the new film?
Turns out Harris tried to get her character Jamie Llyod (aka the daughter of Jamie Lee Curtis' Laurie Strode) from Halloween 4 and 5 into the new film… but she was turned down by Blumhouse and the new creative team. That sucks.
Harris was pretty bummed about the whole deal and took to Facebook recently to clear the air. You can check out quotes from her video, along with the video itself, below.
After that make sure to hit us up and let us know how much you would have liked to see Harris return to Halloween in the comments below or on social media!
"What I am bummed about is… [Laurie] has a daughter," Harris says. "I was okay with it when she had a son… but they're saying it's the last one and… she has a daughter. And it's not Jamie. It's just kind of a bummer, I guess. I think somebody had said, it wouldn't have hurt the movie to have Jamie reunited with [Laurie]. But that didn't happen."
"We did put in a call, thought it'd be kinda cool even just to have a little flashback…" She continues. "They were not interested. So. I tried."
Blumhouse's Halloween hits theaters October 19, 2018.
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Through the Cracks – Trick or Treat (1986) Review
Starring Marc Price, Tony Fields, Lisa Orgolini, Glen Morgan, Gene Simmons, and Ozzy Osbourne
Directed by Charles Martin Smith
I have been a horror fan for more than half of my life at this point. Meaning I have seen most of the quality horror offerings under the sun. But that said, every once in awhile a classic sneaks past so we wanted to create this "Through the Cracks" review section for such films.
Case in point, I had never seen the Halloween horror flick Trick or Treat until last night. I know, right? How the hell did that happen? But these things do happen and so for everyone that has seen the flick a million times, this will be a review of the movie from a super horror fan that – at the age of 33 – is seeing Trick or Treat for the very first time.
Now let's get to it.
First off you have to love the movie's plot. Mixing horror and heavy metal seems like a given, yet preciously few films Frankenstein these two great tastes together.
Like many of you out there, I am a big metal fan as well as a big horror fan. The two seem to go together like chocolate and peanut butter. Or Jason and horny campers.
I dig bands like Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, and even those hair metal bands (Dokken forever!) and I'm well aware of the legends surrounding playing these records backward.
Off the top of my head, the only other flick that combines the two to this degree is the (relatively) recent horror-comedy Deathgasm. I say more horror-metal flicks! Or should we call it Metal-Horror? Yeah, that's a much more metal title.
It only makes sense that someone, somewhere would take the idea of "What if Ozzy Osbourne really was evil and came back from the dead (you know, if he had passed away during his heyday) to torment a loner fan?" Great premise for a movie!
And Trick or Treat delivers on the promise of this premise in spades. Sammi Curr is an epic hybrid of the best of the best metal frontmen and his resurrection via speaker is one of the great horror birthing scenes I have seen in all my years.
Add to that the film feels like a lost entry in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. More specifically the film feels like it would fit snugly in between two of my favorite entries in that series, Dream Warriors and The Dream Master.
This movie is 80's as all f*ck and I loved every minute of it.
And speaking of how this film brought other minor classics to the forefront of my brain, let's talk about the film's central villain, Sammi Curr. This guy looks like he could share an epic horror band with the likes of Mary Lou from Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II and the Drill Killer rocker from Slumber Party Massacre Part II.
Picture that band for a moment and tell me they aren't currently playing the most epic set in Hell as we speak. I say let's see an Avengers-style series of films based on these minor horror icons sharing the stage and touring the country's high school proms!
In the end Trick or Treat has more than it's fair share of issues. Sammi Curr doesn't enter the film until much too late and is dispatched way too easily. Water? Really? That's it?
That said, the film is still a blast as director Charles Martin Smith keeps the movie rocking like an 80's music video with highlights being Sammi's rock show massacre at the prom and his final assault on our hero teens in the family bathroom.
Rockstar lighting for days.
Even though the film has issues (zero blood, a rushed ending) none of that mattered much to this horror hound as the film was filled to the brim with striking horror/metal imagery and a killer soundtrack via Fastway and composer Christopher Young.
Plus you've got to love the cameos by Gene Simmons (boy, his character just dropped right out of the movie, huh?) and Ozzy Osbourne as a mad-as-hell Preacher that isn't going to take any more of this devil music. P.S. Watch for the post-credits tag.
More than a few of my closest horror buddies have this film placed high on their annual Halloween must-watch lists. And after (finally) viewing the film for myself, I think I just may have to add the film to mine as well. Preferably on VHS.
Trick or Treat is an 80's horror classic. If you dig films like Popcorn, and if you put the film off like I did, remedy that tonight and slap a copy in the old VHS/DVD player.
Just don't play it backward… God knows what could happen.
All said and done, I enjoyed the hell out of my first viewing of Trick or Treat. But what do YOU think of the film? Make sure to hit us up and let us know below or on social media!
Now bring on Trick or Treat 2: The Prom Band from Hell, featuring Sammi Curr, Mary Lou Maloney, and Atanas Ilitch's Driller Killer from Slumber Party Massacre Part II!
Charles Martin Smith's Trick or Treat is a sure-fire Halloween treat for fans of 80's horror flicks, as well as fans of heavy metal music.
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Chances are very good that's what happens. Those 'plates' are more than likely the valves that allow the air to enter the cylinder(s) and exit at the appropriate time and in the right direction.
Removal of the head to correct the problem is probably the only option you have.
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It could very well be the valve plate however before you order parts take a look at the cylinders. Unplug the unit, remove the cover from crank side and turn the compressor by hand till the/a piston is at top of stroke. Examine upper cylinder for scratches /wear or failed vinyl piston ring. On oil-free compressors, dirt and grit is sucked-in from the bottom of the cylinder and causes leaks between cylinder wall and piston. If scratched, air pressure is leaking down thru cylinder wall. Failed reed valves cause a pulsation at the intake port (air seems to be pumped out the intake). If you see a model number anywhere on the pump that begins with " WL", your pump is made by Campbell Hausfeld. Parts can be ordered from www.chpower.com. other-wise order parts from sears parts. Cylinder kits are around $40. Good Luck on the repair and email if you have questions.
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|After only 48 hours of resting and refueling in Portugal after Leg 1 of the Solitaire du Figaro, Nick Cherry (Magma Structures) set sail on Leg 2 of the Solitaire du Figaro from Porto (Portugal) to Gijon (Spain).
Nick also put in a repeat performance of his Leg 1 start, making a clean getaway to hold a top 20 position around the 5-mile windward/leeward course ahead of the drag race north to Gijon. Conditions for the start were light and dreary, with a meager 5 knots of wind building to 10 under a grey sky of rain-laden clouds. The light conditions for the off look set to be the trademark of this Leg, with the 452-mile course already having been shortened (298 miles) by the organisers, cutting out a course mark in the Bay of Biscay.
The second stage of the 1,938 mile Solitaire du Figaro will see the 41 skippers retracing their steps south over Leg 1, taking them back up the Spanish coast to, once again, take on the tricky patches of no wind that burned so many skippers on the approach to the Leg 1 finish line. After getting trapped in an area of no wind, Ed dropped from 3rd to 30th overnight, a once bitten, twice shy Ed is looking forward to a second chance at negotiating the tricky area of coastline: "I've been building on what went wrong in the first stage, which was mainly getting caught out by a wind hole, but hopefully it's something that I've learned from and won't happen again. This is going to be a tough race mentally, with so many decisions to be made that could result in the smallest gain, or a huge loss – it's one extreme or the other in the Figaro."
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East Coast flying sites
The sites on Mornington Peninsula are some of the best for coastal flying close to Melbourne. Most of them are flyable in all seasons what comes handy especially during winter when inland sites are rather unrewarding and mostly not worth the trouble of driving there. These coastal sites provide, depending at what you are after, both relaxing flying in a smooth coastal air or the challenge of covering long stretches of coast with demanding sections where every bit of glider performance and pilot skills counts. Some of the sites and tasks are ideally suitable for beginners, others can be demanding and even dangerous. Treat them with the respect they deserve. Most of the launches are of the "one man" kind and by lingering there you are blocking everybody else. Make sure you walk on the launch only when you are ready to take off. Ideally, you should have your glider attached and bundled, have all preflight check done and you should be sure the conditions are suitable for you. If any doubts or problems, step aside and let other pilots go. Don't hesitate to ask for help especially with spreading of your glider or securing you from being dragged over spectators or assembled hanggliders. On the other hand, do not let anybody to rush you and do everything as thoroughly as ever. Just make sure you do on the launch ONLY those things that can't be done anywhere else. Doing your shoelaces, attaching glider to harness or setting your altimeter are not among them. Be considerate.
Also keep in mind these place are very sensitive and in a constant danger of being lost to us due to a ban by authorities. It is going to happen if we don't adhere to the rules under which we are allowed to use them. All these sites are being managed by Skyhigh Paragliding Club and all concerns or inquiries should be directed to it thru its website. Radio communication should be carried on the official club radio channel: UHF CB 16, CTCSS 97.4Hz. In most radios this means subchannel 11 or 12.
Especially for the holders of Restricted Pilot License (novices): this guide is NOT to be regarded as a substitute for a direct guidance or supervision by an experienced local pilot. Any information here, despite of being based on more than 15 years of experience with these sites, is not to be regarded as official as it my opinion only. Paragliding Headquarters accepts no responsibility for any consequences of using this this guide.
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This page is being continuously updated and more sites will be added shortly.
Rating: intermediate
Special rules: none
Location: A - car park Melways 260/J10 GPS S 38 29.15 E 144 58.10 B - takeoff Melways 260/J12 GPS S 38 28.915 E 144 58.120
Ideal wind direction: SSW
Takeoff altitude: 25m
Cairns Bay opens many of possibilities to pilots with a whole range of experience. It is a perfect place for beginners to enjoy easy soaring in the B-D area or practice top landings back on the takeoff "B". More experienced pilots can cross to point "E" from where they can soar another 800m of 60m high cliffs before the Bushragers Bay headland. Even in ideal conditions the minimum height for the crossing is 100m at point "C". Any W component in the wind direction can make it virtually impossible and dangerous. There is no bottom landing under these cliffs and ending up in the surf is deadly.
Skygods can venture even further: the Cape Shank run (7km) has been done about 3 times so far. It is definitely a one-way ticket and it is feasible only in winds close to 20 knots. I would try to discourage anybody without an extensive experience of trying this task.
A special care has to be taken not to pass point "D" as the next bowl can produce an extreme turbulence sometimes extending 100 or more meters high. A very dangerous spot indeed. An experienced pilot however, can fly from there to Flinders (4.5km) and sometimes even back. The run is not easy and it can be dangerous for those not familiar with the area. I'd suggest to do it for the first time only if you are on a radio with some of the local skygods.
Takeoff is quite easy, beware of the venturi effect around the little hill "F" behind, so position yourself in the centre of it. Take off only if you are sure the conditions are good enough for you to sustain with a good margin. Landing on the bottom can be quite demanding as the "user friendly" area is small and landing on the rocks or in the water is not a good idea. If you run out of options, hitting the sand dune "H" is often the safest way how to deal with this situation. Top landing back on the takeoff is a norm for this site. It is also possible to fly back to the car park, but it requires a high skills level and the turbulence there can make it dangerous. I'd like to discourage anybody from doing it. Also watch out for a rotor in the "C" bowl if the wind is more from the S.
Some degree of common sense and courtesy is required when there is a heavy traffic there - not unusual on good days. Bear in mind the takeoff area is identical with landing zone here. The landing glider has the right of the way and it is important not to get in the way of it, even by groundhandling. On the other hand, the pilot intending to land should clearly indicate his intention as only a few of us are mind readers. A good radio communication is essential.
Watch out for squalls (especially in winter) that are quite common in this area. Being blown back doesn't necessarily have to be a death sentence. Tthere is a nice flat "buffer zone" on the left side of the takeoff (G), but try to avoid this situation as much as you can. The right hand side of the little hill is, on the other hand, definitely not a place where you want to be when your groundspeed becomes low. Nobody ended up in the old quary yet, but it is easy to imagine what the consequeces would be...
Rating: novice
Special rules: no landing on the golfcourse, launch area or the road, no flying beyond the lookout "D" next to the Gunnery Range
Location: Melways 261/J10, GPS S 38 28.73 E 145 0.76
Ideal wind direction: S
Takeoff altitude: 30m
Flinders is the most popular site on the Mornington peninsula. Flying just in the bowl "B-C" is easy and the broad beach is hard to miss even for a raw novice. With SSW winds it is wise to keep off the W end "B" of the bowl where rotor can cause some problems if one is flying too low. Also, there is a special trick on landing: as long as the site is soarable, even when the prevailing wind is SSW, the wind at the beach is always of SSE direction. The lesson is; make your landing approach always towards the Gunnery Range "D" if you don't fancy making somersaults in the sand... It is also possible to land in front of the house "G", but the turbulence there makes this alternative suitable only for experienced pilots.
The launch "A" is rather tricky and any mistake will result in your glider ending up in the surrounding bushes and pine trees. Very hard to get it out. Launching in strong winds can also deposit you on the car park. Beware of spectators who love to put their children on the fence. Politely ask them to keep the kids safe and don't launch until the members of general public are out of you potential path. Use anchor whenever not sure about your ability to handle the launch 100% - especially when there are assembled hanggliders present.
More experienced pilots can leave the bowl by crossing the creek "E" W of the bowl. This is a sticky point, make sure you are on the radio with an experienced pilot before making your first attempt. In SSE wind direction (when it is easy to cross towards Blowhole) bear in mind you will also want to fly back. This point is hard to cross against a cross wind and the bombout area is dangerous. Once over the cliffs near Blowhole "F", make sure you head back if there are any signs of the wind dropping off. Landing on the rocky shore may not be exactly soft and the walk back is long. Experienced pilots can cross the Blowhole and fly to Cairns Bay or beyond (Cape Shank has been reached 3 times). Getting back from Cairns bay is rare though. Crossing the Blowhole is demanding and it can be dangerous. Do not attempt if you don't have an extensive experience or a guidance from some of the skygods.
The place can be rather busy on a good day. Be especially careful when the conditions are light not allowing enough separation. If you feel uncomfortable, LAND without hesitation. On strong days the main problem usually become hanggliders with their higher speed and a different field of vision. Watch out!
This site is currently closed and flying there is prohibited until further notice.
Rating: intermediate
Special rules: no landing on the golfcourse
Location: A - car park Melways 104/K6 GPS S 38 12.05 E 145 3.75 B - takeoff GPS S 38 12.12 E 145 3.65
Ideal wind direction: NW
Takeoff altitude: 25m
Sunnyside is one of the most picturesque sites on the East Coast. In good condition it is possible to fly at great heights over a vast stretch of the coast overlooking some of the most affluent suburbs with amazing houses on the cliffs. It is a typical morning site - good conditions in the afternoon are rare as the wind usually abates very quickly around 11 am. Don't get caught by this somewhere where you don't want to land! While the site is suitable for novices, some previous coastal experience is required as landing can be tricky. The car park "A" is, besides of by us, being frequented by drug dealers undercover detectives and homosexuals - watch your ass, you may be approached by any of these any time. The nudist beach "G" (used exclusively by homosexuals) is not much fun for us, as Sunnyside is not flyable in the summer and you can see a piece of action there only in the late autumn or early spring.
The way from the car park to the takeoff is by a narrow path thru thick bushes, make sure your gear is properly packed. Climbing the cliff straight up from the beach is being discouraged as it damages the fragile coastal environment. The takeoff area is fairly small and if the wind isn't exactly NW, it can be quite rotory. Good groundhandling skills are required if you don't fancy hanging you washing on the surrounding trees. Make sure you won't get blown back on the Mt Eliza Golf Course. It is a private land and the club members are very theritorial. A special caution is needed while launching in N winds. They do not provide much lift and you never can be sure if you sustain. It is important to hang around the right hand side of the launch for a while to asses the situation and gain some height before turning left. You may be losing height quite quickly and it requires good skills to decide in time if you should continue flying or turn quickly back for a safe in the wind landing. The landing area along the cliffs is narrow and covered with rock. If you hit it with down wind speed, you get hurt. Turning late may also result in a nice swim.
Otherwise, flying at Sunnyside if fairly straightforward. In light condition I'd suggest not to fly beyond the white house "C", as lift further up is not too good and it is a long walk back. In stronger wind you can venture in the bowl "D" in front of the "Mansion", pick up some decent height and fly further towards the Life Saving Club "E". I managed to fly to Mothers Beach "F" twice (straight glide over the water), but it can be done only under special conditions.
While having plenty of height (120m or more) over the "Mansion", you can also fly back, cross the car park (soarable in strong winds) in the bowl "G" from where another possibility opens - flying towards Frankston. I flew as close as 2 km from Oliver's Hill once (I believe even these 2 km will be covered once), but again, it can't be done every day.
Wherever you go, there are stunning houses (or more castles) below you and it is advisable to keep the legal distance. Not all of the owners (the "Mansion" especially) are too impressed with us. On the other hand, if you establish some communication with the occupants, it can be a lot of fun - I was once invited to land on a flat roof of one of the houses and join a party there.
The regular landing area is the beach in front of the car park. In high tide it can be quite small, judge your approach carefully.
Rating: novice
Special rules: no taking off from the beach (habitat os a rare bird, destroying vegetation)
Location: Melways 156/A5, GPS S 38 19.81 E 144 14.73
Ideal wind direction: SW
Takeoff altitude: 20m
Portsea is one of the most popular sites as it is easy on novices and can provide a very satisfying flying for old hands as well. The launch "B" can be rather tricky. The canopy is in a wind shadow while lying on the ground and there is only a few meters of space foe the pilot to move backwards to lift it from the ground. When he succeeds, the full strength of the wind takes it. It requires considerable skills to handle this change. Anybody I know ended up in the bushes behind the launch once or more times. Ask for a help if you are not sure you can launch safely. The takeoff area can also be used for top landing. Again, ending up in the bushes behind is no exception during this process. Try to minimize this occurrence, Victorian Parks may lose their patience with us one day. Lanching or landing, make sure there are no spectators in your way. The place is very busy in the summer.
Once in the air, it s advisable to turn left, fly as close to the cliffs as you safely can and milk all the lift you can from the high cliffs there. If you manage to climb above them, you can try to fly to the Lifesaving Club "E". If you bomb out on the way, the only problem is the long walk back. The beach is safe to land on along the whole stretch. However, especially close to the takeoff you may find difficult to land in strong winds due to lift extending low and far forward. It is actually technically possible to launch from the beach, but beware: it has been banned.
In strong winds you can extend your flight further over the dunes. The Sorrento Surf Club has been reached a few times and I flew twice abut 2 km behind it. This part, however, is not particularly safe and only experienced pilots should attempt it. I believe Cape Shank can be reached in special condition.
Another option is to fly West from the takeoff towards Point Nepean (has been made quite few times). The first sticky point is London Bridge "C" which can produce a nasty turbulence. Make sure you are well above the cliff while passing it. The bowl "D" provides excellent lift and it is a good start for the Point Nepean trip. Again, only very experienced pilots should try it. Some of the headlands and bowls on the way are dangerous and there is nothing better than a good guidance by one of the local skygods on the radio. Make sure you can fly back too. The wind has a bad habit of turning more S later in the day, stopping you from reaching the takeoff area again. There are no cars allowed to the Point Nepean National Park (that is where you will find yourself) an it is a VERY long walk. A word of caution: keep on the official tracks. The place is former army training ground and there may still be some unexploded ordnance around.
Despite of the apparent benign appearance of the site, Portsea has to be treated with respect. It is open to Bass Straight and on some days there are unpredictable squalls coming over the water. There were many cases of people being blown back and 2 HG pilots died there during the past few years. No PG pilot as yet - don't become the first!
This site is currently closed - Mornington Council doesn't like us.
Rating: advance
Special rules: no novices allowed
Location: Melways 145/B7, GPS S 38 15.10 E 145 1.63
Ideal wind direction: W
Takeoff altitude: 25m
Craigie Rd is a typical morning site - good conditions in the afternoon are rare as the wind usually abates very quickly around 11 am. Don't get caught by this somewhere where you don't want to land! The site is rated "advanced" for a good reason: it provides all what a real thrill seeker can wish for. No safe landing area below the takeoff, busy road and power lines behind, hard to read wind direction, difficult to land in strong winds. Headland "B" at the right hand side of takeoff "A" created a strange rotor in N winds causing the wind direction at the takeoff appearing to be perfectly W. If you get sucked in, you may find virtually impossible to deploy your glider (a good thing, actually). It will start collapsing and doing all kind of funny stuff as soon as it gets a few meters above the ground. If you do manage to takeoff despite these warning signs, you may be in a deep trouble. The lesson here: never trust a streamer at the takeoff and if you have problem deploying your glider, just walk away. In strong winds beware the fence: it is a paraglider shredder. Also make sure you don't have spectators behind it or (very popular) children sitting on the railing of the lookout. It is easy to lose control and somebody may get hurt. Also make sure you are launching into condition strong enough to allow you stay in the air. There is no safe bombout area below. On the other hand, being blown back is outright deadly with the road and power lines behind...
Once in the air, head to the left first and pick up some height before crossing the headland (creates ugly turbulence even in perfect wind direction) "B" over the safe landing area, beach "C". Landing in the area "C" is possible, but one of the beach houses may get in your way. In average condition the flyable stretch is from headland "E" to a fire access road "D". In strong winds there is possible to stretch it further towards Mt Martha or the point "E" towards Mornington. Schnapper Point at Mornington Harbor has been reached once by Clinton Arnall. This trip is not easy and only very experienced pilots should attempt it. Not many landing options on the way.
The normal landing area is, as mentioned above, the beach "C". In strong wind however, you may find landing there virtually impossible and unless you are confident with "hook turn landings" or some special flight regimes of your glider, fly over the point "D" and land somewhere near Mt Martha village where the cliffs are lower.
In perfect condition top landing on the takeoff is possible, but it requires excellent skills. Don't try if you have any doubts you can do it safely.
Rating: advance
Special rules: no novices allowed
Location: Melways 262/A9, GPS S 38 28.50 E 145 1.43
Ideal wind direction: E
Takeoff altitude: 45m
Monument is located in Flinders, just a few hundred meters from the "Golf course" site. As the cliffs are facing E, it provides an excellent alternative when Golf Course is not flyable when the S winds turn E later in the day (a regular event in the summer). The Monument site is, in fact, quite easy to fly and the only (but important) reason for its "advanced" rating is the strange behavior of the air. The site occasionally produces extreme turbulence and wind gradient, undetectable from the ground. It happens on a regular basis even an experienced pilot launches and wishes immediately he wouldn't have. I had a close call there myself a few years ago when I launched
in a wind apparently so light, I had doubts if I could sustain. Wrong. I got blown back immediately and felt very lucky when I managed to land (almost) safely. The options, if you get over the houses trees and power lines, are rather limited.
The lesson: do not trust anybody who tells you the conditions are OK. Wait to see him in the air. The takeoff "A" is just beside the World War II monument "B" after which is the site named. Alternatively you can try the old launch (before the gate in the railing was provided) "C". Neither alternative is particularly easy due to wind shadow when your canopy is placed on the ground. A helper lifting the leading edge is always welcome. If the wind is not exactly E, the resulting turbulence makes deployment even more difficult. The best indicators of wind direction are the boats anchored in front of the launch.
Once in the air, everything is easy (if the site doesn't produce it ugly tricks) and you can pick up a lot of height flying the stretch "A"-"G". The best lift is just opposite the launch. The more adventures can go beyond the pont "D", cross the creek and fly up to the headland "F". This is a point of no return if you decide to try flying to Shoreham. It is not an easy run, but quite safe. Just the walk back is long if you don't have somebody to retrieve you.
Landing is possible just about everywhere on the beach along the flyable stretch, but the regular landing zone is at the beach "G". Watch out for the power line "E" while landing there. Top lading at the takeoff area is possible, but as the place can be quite turbulent this exercise should be reserved only for the more experienced pilots. Another top landing opportunity is at a small lawn "D". It seems to be a bit safer.
Watch out for sudden increase in wind strength - it is often (but not always) advertised by white cups on the water. Repeating again: you don't want to be blown back at this place. Be aware, the whit cups may also be caused by a fast current in the heads. It requires a bit of experience to recognize the right cause. If you don't have it, always assume the worse alternative. Changes in wind direction can be also quite sudden. Watch out for them.


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I have had two appointments at this office and haven't seen the doctor either of those times. In fact, the picture on this profile is the first time I've ever laid eyes on her. The first appointment I waited over an hour to be seen. I spoke with the PA (who was very nice) I left shortly after because I couldn't wait any longer and I had an important errand to run. I rescheduled the appointment. I went to the second appointment and waited an hour and a half, and again I left without being seen. I waited 20 minutes in the waiting room and the rest of the time in the exam room. THIS IS RIDICULOUS. These type of wait times are inexcusable. I've waited over one hour, not once, but twice! Her staff is really nice. The PA, Admin and nurse practitioner were all great, but her practice needs some work. I will not be returning. There was also no call from the doctor to apologize for her tacky and rude behavior. If she is going to run her practice like this, I have no hope for the success of her business.
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by Paul on 05/05/08 at 10:54 AM ET
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from the 2008 Stanley Cup Blog at CBC,
On the cover of the Dallas Stars media guide, Mike Modano, Jere Lehtinen amd Sergei Zubov prowl in the background in black and white, while Brenden Morrow and Marty Turco stand defiantly in color in front of the aging veterans.
The statement is clear - this version of the Stars belongs to Morrow and Turco.
The captain and the goalie have taken over and become the core of the team. While Modano, Lehtinen and Zubov are the sole remaining components of the 1999 Stanley Cup championship team, they are taking on different roles this time around.
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On The Comeback Trail
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 10:38 AM ET
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What A Comeback!
thanks to Habs Inside/Out for the pointer…
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The Battle In PA
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 10:23 AM ET
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from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
So Pittsburgh is, to some degree, a different team than that which Philly played all season.
What is consistent, however, is that opponents continue to underrate the Philadelphia attack, and it's costing them.
The Flyers have been the most prolific offensive club in these playoffs with 43 goals in 12 outings, despite the fact they played Washington and Montreal, two teams that most analysts would have regarded as more talented offensive teams.
In the regular season, the Flyers scored more goals than Pittsburgh and ended up with seven 20-goal scorers, a list which didn't include playoff menace R.J. Umberger, who grew up near Pittsburgh.
Interestingly, however, seven of Umberger's 13 regular-season goals came against the Penguins.
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Half Point Awards
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 10:14 AM ET
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from Lew Serviss of Slap Shot at the NYT,
Here we are at the midway point in the playoffs. Time to hand out some hardware.
Lucky Man Award Brad Stuart, Detroit … traded at the deadline from last-place LA to the first-place Red Wings
Brain-Lock Award Martin Brodeur, Devils … left a juicy puck for Ryan Callahan while he was – just what was Marty doing?
Chernobyl Award Ottawa Senators … a complete meltdown
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Sharks Give It Their All
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 10:08 AM ET
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from Mark Purdy of the Mercury News,
The Sharks took the Dallas Stars into a Game 7 here Sunday night. And then into a Game 8.
That's not what the official result will say, of course. It will say the Sharks lost a four-overtime game to the Stars 2-1. And that the Sharks lost their playoff series bitterly in six games.
Yet as the scoreboard clock moved into the second overtime, then the third, then the fourth, Game 6 did not just become the longest Shark game in history. It became the most remarkable game of this year's entire NHL Stanley Cup tournament.
And for the Sharks, the worst loss.
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Those OT Feelings
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 09:58 AM ET
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from Jennifer Floyd Engel of the Star-Telegram,
Nor was this just any overtime.
The Stars were either going to be staring down the reality of frittering away a 3-0 series lead, thus and thereby trying to wrangle up an ounce of belief that flying to San Jose for Game 7 was not a colossal environmental waste. Or preparing for their first Western Conference Finals appearance since 2000.
Of course, overtime hockey is always a dicey proposition. You are always a bounce or a stumble or just really bad luck away from skating off the ice a loser.
But with each squandered chance, the Stars seemed to be losing their grip on a series they once had in a bear hug.
Just like you can sometimes smell a horrendously bad day coming on, you can likewise smell a cruel overtime.
And that is what overtime felt like at times in Game 6.
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2008 Conference Finals Schedule
by Alanah McGinley on 05/05/08 at 03:40 AM ET
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Game times aren't available yet, but here is the schedule as we know it for the Eastern and Western Conference Finals starting this week. (Update May 5th: times and dates finalized and available here)
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Dallas Finishes Off San Jose
by Alanah McGinley on 05/05/08 at 03:35 AM ET
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...and it 'only' took 129 minutes and 3 seconds, the 8th longest game in Stanley Cup Playoffs history (so sayeth TSN).
From Richard Durrett at the Dallas News blog:
The half asleep AAC is now fully awake. Stars headed to the Western Conference Finals.
Wow. What a game. Third longest game in Stars playoff history.
Quite fitting that captain Brenden Morrow got it. He's been leading this team during the playoffs. He got it on the PP. Marty Turco was sensational. So was Evgeni Nabokov.
The Dallas/Detroit series opens Thursday and the Pittsburgh/Philadelphia series opens Friday. [Complete schedule here]
Update 3:08am ET: More from the AP via the Dallas Morning News here. Game highlights on video below, plus a few more notes.
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What Are You Doing?
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 03:00 AM ET
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People in Europe are waking up, and probably can't believe the Stars/Sharks game is headed to the 4OT period.
Eastern time zone folks are barely hanging on, making up an excuse to miss work tomorrow.
West coast fans are starting to feel a little sleepy-eyed.
Will anyone score?
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Younger Legs Win
by Paul on 05/05/08 at 12:22 AM ET
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fro Tom Gulitti of Fire & Ice,
Before the series, I picked the Rangers to win in seven games because I thought they had a huge advantage in net with Henrik Lundqvist, but that advantage didn't come into play until that last two games. Marc-Andre Fleury looked shaky today for the first time in the series. The Rangers didn't take enough shots, however, to exploit that. They went more 16 minutes without a shot, including the last 14:50 of a second period that the Penguins' thoroughly dominated.
I have a feeling that Fleury and Martin Biron might not have much goaltending magic left for the conference finals. Don't be surprised if you see some 6-5 games in that series.
more on the Rangers and Pens…
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My 60 minute massage with Monique was amazing! Her space was very inviting and she made me really really comfortable right off the bat. She was very skilled and receptive to my needs in terms of pressure. I also felt like she had a really good understanding of the body and could really target the spots where I carry stress without even having to ask her. I also recently had surgery and she was very knowledgeable on how to best work with that to provide me relaxing relief and no pain. I would definitely recommend Monique!
This was an amazing massage! I got a 60 minute full-body massage with added hot stones on my back. I told Monique that I have sensitive knots in my neck and back that can't take too much pressure so she used a specific technique to work out the knots without hurting me at all! I've never had a massage that could do both. She definitely knows her stuff and tailors her massages for each individual.The building where her massage room is located is nice and quiet. The room smelled so good, it was dimly lit, and had soft music playing. The room was also different because it was decorated with some interesting bohemian and norse decor that made the room feel cozy.Hands down, this was the best massage I've ever had because Monique knew how to specifically tailor the treatment to my wants and needs. I plan on going back to her regularly.
March 27, 2017 - I recently visited Knoxville on business and was having neck and back issues from overwork and fatigue. By chance I happened upon Ms Monique and made an appointment. I've been getting massage therapy for many years and Monique's skills and technique were by far the best I have experienced. It's the first time I've had a deep tissue massage that was not overtly painful and was actually enjoyable. She is a kind and gentle soul and it shows in her work and manner. I highly recommend Monique - I wish I lived closer to Knoxville.Stephanie Eddy