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In the wake of the rash of injuries suffered in yesterday afternoon's game in Boston, the Tampa Bay Lightning have announced they recalled RW J.T. Brown and D Dmitry Korobov from Syracuse of the AHL. Brown and Korobov are two of the team's older, more tenured prospects in the system and both will look to get an opportunity to test their progress against NHL competition. Here's what to expect from each player:
Lightning fans should be a little familiar with J.T. Brown given he had a short 5-game stint with the Lightning in the 2011-2012 campaign after signing as a free agent out of the University of Minnesota-Duluth. Brown has exceptional speed, above average skill, and willingness to stick his nose in on the forecheck despite possessing a slightly built frame. He looked to have a spot in Tampa Bay heading into the 2012-2013 season before the lockout and injury problems took his career track on a detour. Playing in Syracuse, Brown has since adopted to more of a two-way role playing on a checking line with Mike Angelidis in last year's deep playoff run, and in a complimentary winger's role as his alter ego, "J.T. Brownov," playing alongside Vladislav Namestnikov and Nikita Kucherov on the Crunch's top line so far this year. His grit and heavy shot are assets on that line. Brown's selection may mean that Alex Killorn will slide over to center and also signals that Jon Cooper may choose a more defensive-minded, two-way approach to dealing with the team's post-Stamkos injury reality.
Dmitry Korobov (pictured) will be looking to get his first taste of NHL action after signing as a free agent in the summer of 2012. Prior to joining the Lightning organization, the Belarusian Korobov gained a significant amount of experience playing for Dinamo Minsk in Russia's KHL. Last year, Korobov played on the top-two pairings for Syracuse for much of the season, and with Syracuse's youth movement along the blueline he's taken on an even greater role this year with the Crunch. Standing at 6'3" 230 lbs, Korobov's most obvious assets are his size and strength. He does not shy away from the physical game and does enjoy pursuing the big hit. He also has underrated puck-moving skills as demonstrated by the 22 points he put up with Syracuse last year to go along with a very solid +20 rating. Like Radko Gudas, Korobov is a fan of the hip-check. Korobov's weaknesses are that his skating, while adequate, sometimes suffers from sloppy footwork in his stop-starts and pivots and like any young defenseman, his decision-making sometimes isn't 100% spot-on. With the Lightning's lack of depth at this particular position, and Mark Barberio and Keith Aulie already struggling to begin with, Korobov has a golden opportunity right now to move up the depth chart quickly and make his case to stay in the NHL.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – On the heels of an outstanding performance at this weekend's non-scoring MIT Invitational, sophomore Josh Duncavage was named the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Men's Track Athlete of the Week for the second time this year. Duncavage had previously been honored by the league following Tech's spring break trip in March.
Duncavage had a pair of personal bests on Saturday, in both the 100-meter dash (10.94) and 200m (22.22), barely missing the NCAA qualifying standard but securing a spot in the New England Division III Championship in both events. The sophomore finished first in the 100m and was the runner-up in the 200.


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Student's 'Threatening' Display Of School Spirit Nearly Gets Her Arrested
By Dave Basner
December 10, 2018
It can be exciting to run into someone who went to the same school as you, but when you see them, it's best to keep your excitement in check. It's a lesson Texas Tech student Diana Durkin learned the hard way.
The 19-year-old Houston native was waiting at airport security when she saw a guy wearing a Texas Tech sweatshirt. Students at Texas Tech use the slogan "Wreck em and guns" and point at each other with a finger gun so, without thinking, Diana made that gun sign at the man. He gave her a strange look and didn't reciprocate, but he wasn't the only one to notice it. The TSA witnessed her gesture and pulled her out of line.
Diana wrote about what went down on Twitter:
In the airport security line and I see someone wearing a Texas Tech hoodie and I look at them and do the gun hand signal because wreck em amiright— diana (@dianadurkin) January 6, 2018
tsa is now pulling me aside to talk to me :((
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"In the airport security line and I see someone wearing a Texas Tech hoodie and I look at them and do the gun hand signal because wreck em amiright tsa is now pulling me aside to talk to me"
Diana, who was nominated for "Most Spirited" in high school, told Buzzfeed about what happened explaining, "I love Texas Tech. I love the people, I love the school. Anytime I see someone I get really excited."
As for when the TSA came over she said the agent asked, "What are you doing? You can't do that in an airport," and all she could think was, "Oh my gosh, they think I'm a terrorist. Oh my gosh I'm going to jail." She said, "I'm just sitting there, almost in tears, like, 'No, I'm just really dumb, I'm not a terrorist!'"
Thankfully, the gun gesture only got Diana some extra security screening and she was let off with a warning. However, she still had to worry about her mom finding out:
Y'all had me scared my mom would see this tweet so I just called her and told her and she hung up on me :\\— diana (@dianadurkin) January 7, 2018
It turns out her mom was pretty excited about all the attention her daughter was getting, but still took it all in stride:
someone come get my mom 😂🙄 pic.twitter.com/hBR6BJwjlI— diana (@dianadurkin) January 7, 2018
Let this be a lesson for all to be mindful of your behavior in security lines!
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Despite a pair of late rallies that brought MIT within three points with 6:32 left to play and four points with 23 seconds remaining in regulation, Wheaton College held on for a 56-50 victory in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) women's basketball game on Thursday night. In 40 minutes of action, Rachel Hunt compiled a game-high 14 rebounds and five blocks to go along with nine points for the Engineers (5-8, 1-6 NEWMAC). Gabbie DePalo went 5-of-8 from the floor for 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Lyons improved to 6-7 on the year and 3-4 in conference action.
The first half of the opening frame featured four ties as a three-point play by MIT's Rebecca Odim knotted the game at nine. Wheaton countered with eight unanswered points, resulting in a 17-9 advantage with 2:56 left in the half. Hunt ended the Engineers' scoring drought with a pair of free throws on their ensuing possession. A trey and a free throw later on by Hallie Vitagliano gave the Lyons' their first double-digit lead of the night at the 1:05 mark. A basket by Anna Merrfield cut the hosts deficit to 21-13 at the break.
Wheaton increased its margin to 12 (25-13) during the first two minutes of the second stanza, but the Engineers quickly cut their deficit in half courtesy of Hunt's four points and a layup by Merrfield. The Lyons used an 8-2 spurt to reestablish their comfortable cushion, moving the score to 33-21 with 13:50 on the clock.
Trailing by 11 points at the 8:15 mark, a Merrfield free throw followed by seven straight points by Lauren Sascha Burton during the next two minutes brought the Cardinal and Gray within three (39-36). Wheaton responded with an 11-2 run, resulting in its fourth 12-point lead of the night with 2:13 left to play. On MIT's next trip down the court, Tamara Pena buried a three which ignited a 12-4 rally and closed the gap to four (54-50) with 23 seconds remaining. A free throw by Trimboli and Gabby Barbera with 20 and 10 seconds on the clock, respectively, helped clinched the game for the visitors.
Merrifield led all scorers with 13 points while also grabbing eight rebounds. Burton tallied nine points, seven boards, three assists, and three steals as Pena totaled eight points, six rebounds, and three assists.
Barbera notched 10 points as she drained all three of her attempts from the behind the arc while also picking up six rebounds. Trimboli posted nine points and three assists while Colon Ortiz added eight rebounds and seven points. Nicole Cullinane dished out a game-high five assists in addition to registering four points on four free-throw attempts and two steals.
Both squads continue conference play on Saturday, Jan. 15. MIT will travel to Mount Holyoke College while Wheaton plays host to Smith College.


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Yesterday we visited a family that my wife has known for years. They're small-time local pecan farmers, who have provide a niche market by keeping everything purely organic. As I talk to the husband, I am struck by how similar we are despite huge differences in worldview. He is both more conservative and Conservative than me. Yet, as we discuss farming, politics, technology and current events, I am struck by the fact that we can engage in conflict while style understanding nuance. I need more people in my life like the pecan farmer, because I sometimes forget that outside of the talk radio rhetoric, there are many conservatives with a mind and a heart and maybe even a few ideas that might work.
Without trying too hard, I've managed to find a group of like-minded friends who, despite being ethnically diverse, tend to be ideologically similar. We all enjoy Iron and Wine or Sufjan Stevens and find art houses to be intriguing and enjoy indie movies and drink independent brewery beer. We pretty much all get our news from NPR and from links people post on Twitter (again, often a like-minded crowd in an echo chamber)
My solution lately has been to talk to my neighbors. Simple concept, I guess, however I'm realizing that there is more ideological diversity in a one block radius than within my private Twitter Lists.
It has me thinking about education reform. I realize that we might need a unified vision of what needs to change. We might need a set of core values (I vote for authenticity and humility and paradox), but if we want real, lasting, positive change, we need ideological diversity. We need to see multiple perspectives to understand the nuances of the arguments and to understand on an emotional level what we claim already on an intellectual level: that the other side isn't just a bunch of whacked-out Crazies hellbent on hurting children.
Ultimately change doesn't happen without dialogue and dialogue won't happen if we handpick who we allow to have a voice. We need the perspective of charter and public and homeschoolers and unschoolers. We need the ideas of those who see value in tradition and those who want a twenty-first century classroom. We need conversations to occur with the power elites and the teachers in the classroom and maybe, if we're open to it, the custodians and the sweepers and the secretaries as well.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Senior point guard Bradley Gampel was named NEWMAC Player of the Week in men's basketball after serving a vital role in helping MIT capture it's first-ever NEWMAC tournament championship, while securing its first NCAA Tournament berth in program history.
In MIT's quarterfinal round win against Coast Guard, Gampel dished out nine assists without a turnover, while adding four points and four rebounds. In the semifinals, Gampel was the key cog in a tight, defensive battle as he set a single-game Institute record with eight steals. He added five points and four assists as MIT topped Babson, 50-39.
In the championship final, Gampel was once again in command of MIT's offense as he totaled 10 assists with only one turnover in the Engineers, 76-50, victory over Springfield. He added seven rebounds and three steals, while setting the MIT single-season record for thefts.


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Dec. 22, 2004
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - MIT improved to 9-1 on the year after competing at the Brandeis University Invitational on Dec. 5. The Engineers posted victories over Brown University (15-12), Boston College (18-9), Brandeis (19-8), and Vassar College (22-5), before falling to national-powerhouse St. John's University, 17-10.
A9-0 blanking of Brown's foil squad played a crucial role in Tech's slim victory over the Bears. Susannah Dorfman finished with a 14-1 record while Gemma Mendel was 11-4. Lele Yu paced the epee squad with an 8-6 showing while Joanna Tong posted a mark of 7-7.
Sabre proved to be the only victorious weapon for MIT in its match-up with St. John's, edging the Red Storm, 5-4. Lynn Wang, Shauna Jin, Drew Reese, and Kristina Holton combined for a squad record of 32-13, with every fencer finishing with a winning mark. Wang went 11-2 while Jin was 11-3. Reese notched a record of 7-5 as Holton totaled a 3-3 mark.


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Jan. 23, 2006
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Just 13 games into her rookie campaign, Clara Yuan eclipsed the MIT record for made three-point field goals in a season at Springfield College on Saturday. With a pair of treys, Yuan's tally rose to 34, surpassing the mark of 32 set by Maisha Gray after playing in 28 games during the 1998-99 season. Unfortunately, her sharp-shooting was not enough as the Pride recorded a 67-55 victory over the Engineers in New England Women' and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) action.
Springfield's (12-5, 6-0 NEWMAC) offense was unstoppable early in the contest as it built a 13-0 lead after 2:37 had elapsed. A lay-up by Cherelle Walls put the Engineers (3-10, 0-5 NEWMAC) on the board at 15:38. The Pride continued to attack, extending its advantage to 16 points (22-6) during the next four minutes. A free throw by Karen Kinnaman sparked a 24-6 run that resulted in Tech leading, 30-28, at the intermission.
Springfield once again tallied 13 unanswered points to open the half, taking a 43-30 lead at the 14:57 mark. MIT outscored the Pride, 20-10, over the course of 10 minutes to cut the deficit to three (53-50). Springfield responded by going on a 14-5 run of its own to close the game.
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"To bring up a child in the way he should go, travel that way yourself once in a while."
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As a parent, it does not work to have a "Do as I say, not what I do" attitude. Kids of all ages are aware of everything you do and everything you say. How many times have you heard a child say something disrespectful or something even worse, such as a swear word? Guess where that came from? Often, it comes from the parent, but sometimes it comes from children watching a show that isn't age-appropriate or even from one of their friends who heard a comment from an older kid.
If we want our children to grow into responsible, caring adults, we need to lead them all along the way. Our example is their primary example and if we have some bad habits of our own, once the kids start arriving is a good time to do a re-evaluation of ourselves. We may just have to clean up our language, getting rid of a few easily said swear words, stop eating pie for breakfast, or having a beer every night. We have to remember that we are now living in a Monkey See Monkey Do world.
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- Ask yourself, would I want my child to behave this way?
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Kids like to mimic, and if you haven't gone through that stage with your kids yet, you will. For some reason children find it terribly amusing to mimic everything you say or their sibling says. Siblings, of course, find this very annoying.
Keep in mind that your child is absorbing everything around him, cataloging every little thing that is said and heard. If you don't want something repeated do not say it within earshot of your children. It may come back to bite you.
Consider for a moment, the type of adult you want to raise. Now think about what you have taught your child thus far along his journey to adulthood. If you have never considered this before, look at your actions, language and efforts. Do they enforce the values you want to teach your child. For example, do not expect them to treat others with respect if you teach them disrespect by the way you treat them or others.
As parents, we are also responsible for what we allow our children to watch or see on television, what sites they visit on the computer, and other materials that may influence their behavior or have an adverse affect on them. Too many children are allowed to watch movies and shows that are inappropriate for their age. Even babies and toddlers are affected by scenes and sounds they are exposed to at an early age. Many people think young children are oblivious to television or a movie playing in the background, but it can affect their sleep and their interactions with others. Studies have shown that children who view violence on television exhibit more aggression with their peers.
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- Get rid of any bad or rude language
- Treat your child with respect
- Show kindness, respect, and consideration for others
- Take responsibility for your child's behavior (often some of it results from a parent or another family member)
- Monitor what your children watch, or see, on television, DVDs or movies. Stay aware of sites your child visits on the computer and other such devices.
- Know your child's friends and, as they get older, verify your child's whereabouts.
From "Parenting Without A Paddle: Navigating the Waters of Parenthood" by Kristin Fitch and Sharon Pierce McCullough.
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Leaders for Education Series - John T. Chambers
What does education mean to you and how has it helped you launch your career?
I believe that education and the Internet are two great equalizers for the world.
The Internet breaks down geographic and financial barriers to education provision and also enables communities to interact and learn together. The use of the Internet in education has always been at the heart of Ciscos corporate social responsibility initiatives. On a personal note, my wife is a former school teacher, and I myself struggled in school due to dyslexia. Ive always felt that we can and should do more to enable everyone regardless of location or socioeconomic status to have access to knowledge and opportunities.
Cisco is one of the worlds top 100 companies, employing over 65,000 people. How do you feel women have added to its growth and ethos and overall success?
One of Ciscos founders was a woman, Sandy Lerner. So, in a sense our company is the product of both genders vision, aptitudes and drive. Today, 22% of our workforce is female and 14% of vice president positions are occupied by women. I believe a diverse employee community is essential to Ciscos success and allows us to see the world, including the needs of our customers, from different angles.
Not surprisingly, research has shown that girls aptitude for ICT is about equal to boys abilities, but that girls often lack relevant role models and tend to believe that employment in the tech sector is better suited to men. More importantly, girls may have a difficult time finding and taking advantage of ICT educational opportunities - particularly in developing countries. I encourage women of all ages to consider a career in the IT sector. The sector offers many possibilities and technology can truly change lives.
You spoke recently at the World Economic Forum about the issues facing developing countries and the need for education to be a top priority. What do you think is the role of education in promoting gender equality and helping encourage investment in developing countries?
Companies locate to areas where they can hire top talent. So when governments invest in education, they help to create jobs and stimulate the economy. By ensuring that women have access to education, a country is promoting social inclusion and doubling its potential labour force. This has a significant effect on GDP and equity market performance. To be candid, education for all is the right thing to do socially and economically.
As the CEO of one of the most influential companies in the world and someone who has been active in education initiatives internationally as well as in the United States, what message would you send to policy makers & governments about girls education?
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The Boston Bruins Vs. The World
Why everyone—yes, everyone—outside of Boston is rooting against the Bruins in this year's Stanley Cup Finals. And why the city deserves nothing less
The crowd at TD Garden had spent the night in a state of frothy delirium, singing, chanting, double-fisting. Down 2-0 in the series, their Bruins had potted 12 goals in the ensuing two games. Two bloody massacres, filling Boston with the kind of braggadocio it'd been missing for a solid 10 minutes. Back from the brink of elimination and now just two games short of their goal, Bruins fans had a new battle cry:
Of course you want the Cup. Everyone wants the Cup.
They want it in Buffalo, where snake-bitten fans have seen their dreams crushed for decades. They want it in Minneapolis and St. Paul, where two different franchises have struggled in vain to get close. They want it in Winnipeg, 15 years after the Jets left town, months before a new, nameless team takes the ice.
If any of those teams win Lord Stanley's grail, that would be fine with the hockey world. Those cities have seen enormous sports heartbreak, their spirits deflated as they trudge through January blizzards waiting for their shot at the big one. If a parade runs through Chippewa Street next summer, mazel tov. They'll deserve it.
But you, Bruins fans? No one wants you to have it.
Oh sure, there are plenty of perfectly good reasons to jump on the Bruins bandwagon. This is an anonymous, lunch pail-carrying team. Only one Bruin cracked 30 goals this season, and he's a gritty two-way player from Vancouver who goes by Looch. One of their best players is a 21-year NHL veteran, also from B.C., still going strong at 43. Boston's goalie was a 217th overall draft pick, toiled for years in the minors and in Europe, didn't become a starter until age 31, and six years later might be the best netminder on the planet.
This series should have reinforced pro-Bruins sentiment. Vancouver's Alex Burrows biting Patrice Bergeron's fingers was a punk move, one that would have been handled with a flurry of right hooks to the head if this were 30 years ago and the game hadn't turned away from fighting. Maxim Lapierre's Game 2 taunt, where he stuck his fingers in Bergeron's face and dared him to bite back, wasn't much better.
And there's The Hit. Five minutes into Game 3, Aaron Rome lined up Nathan Horton, watched him get rid of the puck, took three strides, dipped his shoulder, leapt for the head, and blew him up. However you felt about the hit, you had to feel for Horton, laid out on the ice, his teammates and 17,565 spectators looking on in horror, medics fumbling with a stretcher, trying to stabilize the big Ontarian before the frantic ride to Mass General.
The Bruins responded with eight goals in the final two periods. After the game, they placed The Jacket—an old Bruins warmup awarded to a player who made a special contribution to that night's victory—in Horton's locker. The last player to receive The Jacket was also Horton, after his game-winning goal in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals. This was Win One for the Gipper stuff, the 1970 Willis Reed-inspired Knicks crossed with the '93 Islanders rallying after Dale Hunter cheapshotted Pierre Turgeon's shoulder into oblivion.
And you know what? We're still not rooting for you.
No one in Canada wants you to win, of course. Not when a Canadian team might bring the Cup back home for the first time in 18 years.
But U.S. hockey fans aren't behind you either. There's none of that (slightly weird) national pride here. Flyers fans hate Boston. Rangers fans hate Boston. Casual hockey fans in Boise or Mobile are, at best, indifferent about Boston.
You know what everyone really hates? When Boston fans complain about The Drought. The Bruins haven't won a Stanley Cup since 1972. Old-timers get weepy for Orr and Esposito and Bucyk, wish for one more Cup before they die.
Sure, Boston was once a suffering sports town. Injuries derailed Larry Bird's career, and Lenny Bias' tragic death sent the Celtics into mediocrity for nearly two decades. The mismanaged Red Sox ran out a series of bloated, overpaid veterans, only to see the rest of the division—Toronto, Baltimore, and the hated Yankees—stomp all over them. Curse or not, 86 years without a title would wound any sports fan. The Patriots? They just sucked. So yeah, those were tough times for Boston sports fans.
Now? You sound like the douchebag who bitches that, after the three-bedroom in Tribeca, the place in the Hamptons, the kids' boarding school, the annual trips to Paris and Aruba, the four cars, and two alimonies, you've barely got enough left for that third bottle of Dom at Per Se.
The vast, vast, vast majority of Bruins fans are also Sox fans, C's fans, and Pats fans. The Celtics won the city's most recent title, in 2008. If the Bruins win the Cup this year, the Boston pro sports team with the longest championship drought will be the Patriots, who won the Super Bowl in...2004.
Meanwhile, the Canucks have existed for 41 years and haven't won jack. Vancouver had an NBA team once. They were run into the ground by an incompetent stooge, then shipped off to Memphis.
We hope Nathan Horton makes a full recovery. We feel for the 12 Bruins fans who've shunned the city's other franchises and waited nearly 40 years for their shot.
The rest of you? Prepare yourselves for heartbreak. Until the day after Vancouver wins the Cup, when you can watch your first-place Red Sox try to break Boston's Three-Year Curse.
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EA Community bans come down from a different department and are the result of someone hitting the REPORT POST button. These bans can affect access to your game and/or DLCThat seems ripe for a lawsuit. Selling someone a video game for 50 euros (what the guy says he paid for it), and then telling him he can't play it, even as a single player game on his own computer, because he said something mildly anti-EA in a forum? Honestly, all that really seems to say is that you should never "buy" (yeah, right, you didn't "buy" anything) from EA since they can vindictively make whatever you bought stop working if someone who works there doesn't like you. That seems like a much worse message than some forum person talking about "selling your soul." Update: And of course, once the publicity came out on the story, EA is now claiming it was a glitch and has been fixed. Doesn't change that this appears to be part of EA's official policy, though (also, corrected the name of the game).


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- Lexus brings two Project F Sport cars to SEMA 2012.
- The F Sport concept expands.
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Under the umbrella of Lexus Project F Sport come two sweetly modified luxury sedans for the 2012 SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) show. One sedan pushes the large and usually un-sporty LS to a place it's never been before, while the other builds on the agility of the mid-size GS (always meant to be a rival for the BMW 5 Series--generally considered a benchmark for premium sports sedans).
Before we continue, though, here's a quick word on F Sport. This is to Lexus what M is to BMW and AMG to Mercedes-Benz. Yep, the high-performance variants. We first saw this badge and concept in motion with the V8-powered, 416-horsepower 2008 IS F, which gives the BMW M3 a considerable run for its money. Since then, the F Sport idea has expanded to include options packages for standard Lexus models and now embraces the visions of third-party tuning houses.
Five Axis is one such tuner and one of the big names in the aftermarket, especially where imports are concerned. In truth, this Project 2013 LS 460 F Sport isn't a contender for NASCAR, but the new aerodynamic body kit gives the car a more menacing presence. It also rides close to the ground on huge 22-inch custom-designed wheels. The tires are super-low profile, which means a stiffer ride where potholes and other road surface imperfections are too easily felt, but they look cool and mean. Five Axis has installed an Air Runner TC-5 air suspension system that offers a range of settings and ride heights, all accessible from an in-cabin controller.
Finish it all off with what Five Axis calls "titanium matte silver with pewter accents" and here's an LS with star power, if not more actual engine power.
The latter is not an issue for our next Lex, the Supercharged 2013 GS 350 F Sport from VIP Auto Salon. This Southern Californian tuner has gained a ton of experience modifying Lexus models over the years. If Toyota's upscale brand has ever been seen as lacking in the attitude department, VIP Auto Salon can fix that.
At the heart of this build is the addition of a supercharger (the name kind of gave that away, didn't it?) from A'pexi, a company held in high regard whenever aftermarket-forced induction is considered. No numbers have been released yet, but the system could boost engine output to a huge degree, calling for a stronger set of brakes.
VIP has gone for Brembo brakes, a brand that supplies many of the top makers of sports cars. If it's good enough for Ferrari, it's good enough for this Lexus GS. And while we're looking at designer labels: The tuner added a Wald aerodynamic body kit that includes a trunk spoiler, roof spoiler and rear lip spoiler, just to be sure there's enough downforce on those rear-drive wheels.
The wheels themselves are 20-in alloys, suspended from an RSR coilover setup. This GS also has a new, better-breathing exhaust system.
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The old OTB on 5th Ave between 86th and 87th has become a Sichuan restaurant. I saw it going in and was, of course, skeptical but hopeful. My wife and I are big Sichuan fans - we love Grand Sichuan on 24th St., Szechuan Gourmet, and Wu-Liang Ye.
Well, it's for real. We just visited and had dan dan noodles, soup dumplings, pea shoots and double-sauteed pork. The hostess told us the place is owned by the same person as Grand Sichuan on 56th and 2nd in Manhattan. (Which is not, apparently, the owner of 24th St. or St. Marks Place.)
So, I'd be lying if I said it was *exactly* the same - Dan Dan noodles weren't really that firey and the soup dumplings were a little gummy. BUT, the rest was dead on. I couldn't believe I was eating double sauteed just blocks away from 86 Noodles, where I had the worst imitation of the dish EVER.
The menu is the same multi-page affair we've seen at the other places, (though there is no "fresh killed" chicken page.)
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Clippers get 50th win, 106-98 over Bucks
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Doc Rivers and Larry Drew both got new coaching jobs this season. Needless to say, the Los Angeles Clippers dealt Rivers a much better hand that his counterpart received in Milwaukee.
Blake Griffin had 27 points and 14 rebounds, and the Clippers made it consecutive 50-win seasons with a lackluster 106-98 victory over the NBA-worst Bucks on Monday night.
The Clippers became the ninth NBA franchise to have different head coaches guide the club to 50 victories in back-to-back seasons. They reached the mark five games earlier under Rivers than they did last season under Vinny Del Negro, when they set a club record with 56 wins and captured their first division title before losing to Memphis in the opening round of the playoffs.
"Vinny did some great things here, and I've had the luxury of molding us into something even better," said Rivers, who guided Boston to four straight 50-win seasons and one championship.
"Coming here was a good challenge for me, personally, and for our team and this group. I've been in this organization, and I just thought, wouldn't it be neat if we could do it? We've got a lot of work to do to do it, but at least we're on the road to it."
Griffin had his 29th consecutive game with at least 20 points, the longest streak by a Clippers player since the franchise relocated from San Diego in 1984-85. Chris Paul had 14 points and seven assists, helping Los Angeles win for the 13th time in 14 games overall and extend its home winning streak to a season-best eight games.
Ramon Sessions had a season-high 28 points for the Bucks, who have lost eight in a row and are 13-58. They are 1-19 on the road since beating the Lakers by 15 points at Staples Center on New Year's Eve — their only road win against a Western Conference team.
The Bucks have gone more than a year since the last time they won consecutive games — March 17-19, 2013, when they beat Orlando and Portland. Both games were in Milwaukee.
"It's certainly been a big challenge, coming from the situation I had in Atlanta, and it's been tough," said Drew, who spent the previous three seasons coaching the Hawks. "We've got a lot of new faces and a lot of young players. We were riddled with the injury bug very early, even before we got started, and it's been a constant throughout the season. But that's no excuse. That's the NBA, and everybody deals with injuries."
Even if the Bucks split their 12 remaining games, they would finish with the worst record in the franchise's 46-year history.
Drew experienced firsthand as a player what his Bucks are going through. During the first two seasons he played for the Clippers, they were 12-70 in 1986-87 and 17-65 the following season.
"It's been a struggle and continues to be. But the positive of the whole thing is that we've got a group of young guys that are willing to learn. So I see light at the end of the tunnel," he said.
Power forward Ersan Ilysova sat out on the second night of a back-to-back set because of a sore right ankle that has bothered him all season.
Drew used his 26th starting lineup, inserting Jeff Adrien in Ilysova's spot and Sessions at shooting guard because of rookie Nate Wolters' broken left hand. It was the first start for both players since they joined the Bucks in a Feb. 20 trade that sent Luke Ridnour and Gary Neal to Charlotte.
Sessions made his first six shots and finished 13 for 21 from the field, scoring 11 points during a 3:43 span down the stretch. Adrien had 14 points and seven rebounds. They were the 15th and 16th players to start a game for the Bucks this season.
Los Angeles never trailed, extending its five-point halftime lead to 71-60 on Darren Collison's three-point play with 5:34 left in the third quarter.
The Bucks got as close as 82-80 on back-to-back dunks 28 seconds apart by John Henson, but Glen Davis responded with consecutive layups and Jamal Crawford scored seven points during a 3:52 stretch, including a 3-pointer that gave Los Angeles a 99-92 edge with 3:08 to play.
NOTES: Los Angeles came in with the league's best 3-point defense (33.1 percent), and Milwaukee had the worst (38.4 percent). The Clippers finished 8 for 18 behind the arc, and the Bucks were 5 for 13. … The teams met for the first time since Jan. 27, when the Clippers ended their seven-game Grammy road trip with a 114-86 rout. Paul missed that game because of a separated shoulder. … The Clippers are 31-5 at home, and the Bucks are 5-31 on the road. … The Bucks have lost six straight and 13 of 14 to the Clippers in Los Angeles. … The Clippers head out on a five-game trip before ending the regular season with five of six at Staples Center.


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Author: Mr. Intel
Story: Together, Forever
Part: Together, Forever
Rating: Teens
Setting: Pre-HBP
Status: Completed
Warning: The story features character death
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Updated: September 2, 2004, 8:20am
Together, Forever
Together, Forever
Tears spilled down Ginny Weasley's cheeks as she watched the sunlight dance on the wall. She was beyond consolation. The birds chirping on the other side of her window in the early morning air simply served to mock her pain and only the single, driving desire she clung to, gave her the courage to keep living. No one in her family could understand what she had been going through for the past twenty-four hours and now that she had made her decision, she was bound and determined to see it through.
Pulling off her light cotton nightdress, she found her cleanest set of robes and carefully put them on. She brushed out her long red hair, not caring about the knots that ripped out with each savage stroke. Even her enchanted mirror, which usually had something cheeky to say, had sensed her mood and remained silent. She pinned her fringe on either side of her head with dark green clips then reaching out to her nightstand, cradled a small glass orb and placed in her pocket.
An owl alighted on the sill outside her window and tapped his beak on one of the panes of glass. Opening it, she realized what it was the owl was delivering and as she untied the small vial from its leg, a smile graced her lips for the first time in days. Since the day Voldemort was destroyed.
Confident in her plan, she fashioned a clasp for the vial and set it on a thin silver chain then pulled it over her head and concealed it under her robes. Ginny felt in her pocket for the orb and grasped it tightly, saying the incantation that would let her relive the thoughts that kept her mind on the task at hand.
The orb had been given to her yesterday morning when she had just come to terms with the death and destruction left in the wake of the last great Wizarding war. Her father had found her on The Burrow's garden swing and with a tear in his eye, sat next to her.
"Hi, Daddy," she said with a wan smile, trying to hold her grief in check. "It's a lovely day, don't you think?"
"Yes, dearest. It is." Arthur's hand was holding a small parcel, tied with brown string. He held it out to her and said, "This is for you, Ginny. Hermione delivered it last night."
As Ginny took the box, her hand trembled. She recognized the writing on its lid. How couldn't she, as she'd memorized everything about him over the past seven years. Her dad stood abruptly and walked back to The Burrow without another word, leaving her alone to face the contents of the package.
Still shaking, she undid the knot and removed the lid. On top was a small piece of parchment, folded in fourths. Underneath was a clear glass sphere that resembled a miniature crystal ball. Smoothing out the letter, she read:
My Dearest Ginny,
I have many regrets in life, but one stands out above all the rest. It is that I never gave you the affection you so richly deserved. Contrary to what I may have led you to believe, I've noticed you for a long time. I noticed the times you couldn't speak in front of me in your first and second year. I know that you like to eat blueberry scones for breakfast with your right hand, though you write and throw the Quaffle with your left, and that given the choice, you'd rather spend a rainy afternoon playing hide-and-go-seek with your dorm-mates than to sit by the common room fire. Not only did I notice you Ginny, but I fell in love with you.
It hurt me when you started dating Michael Corner, then Dean Thomas, and finally, Blaise Zabini, which I thought was extraordinarily kind of you. But each time you broke up with them, I couldn't help but notice the way you looked at me and it was almost too much for me to resist the urge to swallow you up in my arms and kiss you.
You're probably cursing me under your breath right now, wondering why I didn't come to you sooner. Know this Ginny; that I wanted nothing more than to do exactly that. There was only one thing that kept me from being with you. Voldemort. I knew that it had to end only one way and I didn't want to give myself a reason to not kill him. You see, I knew that if I let myself completely fall for you, I would fall so fully and be so utterly yours, that I wouldn't be able to fulfill the prophecy because I had to die to take Tom with me.
Instead, I ask that you don't cry for me, my dear, sweet Ginny, but remember me and find someone to love as much as you did me. I've enclosed something to help you remember and to give you a taste of the love I held for you. It's a variation on the Pensieve charm, but instead of only holding memories, it holds thoughts and emotions. I've recorded a few bits for you to have, in the hopes that it's enough to make up for all the time we didn't have together.
Forever yours,
P.S. To activate the orb, simply hold it in your hand and say, 'In memory of Harry Potter'.
Her mouth agape, Ginny re-read the letter three times through tear-filled eyes before casting it aside to grasp the cool glass ball in her hand and said, "In memory of Harry Potter'.
Ginny's vision suddenly shifted to the entrance of Azkaban prison, where Harry had gone to confront Voldemort. She watched Harry battling Lucius Malfoy, spells ricocheting around their heads. Ginny remembered that battle because it was at this point she had finally found Harry, Ron, and Hermione. She looked to her right: there she was fighting off Draco, putting him in a full-body-bind as Harry continued to duel with his father. Anger and determination reverberated through Ginny's mind as Lucius was finally beaten, thrown against the stone walls of Azkaban in a bloody heap.
She watched as Harry advanced through the final door that stood between he and Voldemort. A curse flew from behind them and caught Ginny in the back; she'd let out a scream and she felt Harry's heart clench. She could feel the conflict of emotions as he debated running back to help her and going forward. Ron was the one that made up Harry's mind as he fought off the Death Eater and bent to care for his sister. She'll be fine, Harry thought, I must kill Voldemort. Hermione urged Harry on and they entered the dark chamber.
The battle was surprisingly swift. Hermione was able to distract Voldemort long enough to let Harry perform his final spell. Ginny felt him concentrate on his love for her. Memories of her had filled his mind: in the common room twirling a lock of hair as she worked on a homework assignment, holding the Quidditch Cup aloft as the team carried her on their shoulders, and the last time he'd seen her at The Burrow; hair tousled from sleep and clad in a thin rumpled nightdress.
Finally, the surge of love he felt for her threatened to overwhelm him, and her, as she watched the events unfold through Harry's eyes. He let loose a bolt of bright white light that ripped at his chest and the Dark Lord fell, his corpse a smoking ruin. With Harry's last breath, he collapsed to his knees and said, "I love you, Ginny," before the memory went black.
When she had first seen what was in the orb, it had taken her a full hour to watch it all and another two to recover long enough to watch it again. It was then that she'd known what she had to do. Harry had loved her, had used that love to defeat the darkest wizard in a hundred years, and she couldn't let that sacrifice go unnoticed and unpaid. Staring at the signature line on the letter, she had a flash of something. It was foolish and rash, but she was in such a state that she couldn't let go.
A quick letter to a friend who wouldn't ask about her strange request was sent that evening and Ginny was left to herself, to wait for her chance.
After the funeral was finished and the mourners had left, Ginny hung back, staring at his still form lying still on a slab of exquisitely carved granite at the front of the Great Hall.
An arm came around her shoulder and her father's voice sounded in her ear. "He loved you, Ginny," he said.
"I know," she replied, unable to feel her pain any longer.
A moment passed and Ginny thought that she might not be able to get Harry alone. Then he cleared his throat and sniffed. She turned to him, snaking her arms around his middle and said, "Don't cry Daddy. It'll be all right."
He hugged her back and kissed the top of her head. "It shouldn't end this way, Ginny. Harry deserved to live a long life, marry someone that would have made him happy...." He trailed off, and she could tell his voice would have broken, had he continued.
Feeling the weight of the vial in the hollow of her breasts as she breathed, she found her voice. "It's not over yet," she said, looking into his swollen eyes. "As long as we remember him, he'll never be truly gone."
He smiled and squeezed her shoulders. "You make me very proud, little one." He looked over her head, to where Harry lay in state. "Would you like some time alone? To say goodbye?"
Ginny let herself smile one more time and she nodded her head. "I'd like that a lot, Dad."
"I'll just be out in the entryway when you're done, then," he said.
She watched him turn, walk past the rows of chairs and out the door. She took out her wand and waited for it to shut completely before she locked it. The doors were large enough to hit at this distance and her only concern now was having enough time. She had always been an excellent Charms student. Only Dumbledore and possibly Hermione would be able to counter the charm she had chosen, and she hoped that by the time that happened, it would be too late.
Her heart beating rapidly in her chest, she walked quickly to the stone slab and stared at the boy turned man in front of her. He was beautiful, even in death and her hand wiped his fringe back to expose the now almost completely faded lightning-bolt scar.
She pulled on the chain around her neck and the vial was lifted out of her robes, its green liquid glowing with a faint light. Clutching it in her hand, she straddled Harry's still form and bent low to kiss him on the lips. They were cold, but when she pulled back, they were no longer blue, having taken some of the warmth from her kiss.
"I'm coming, Harry," she said in a whisper as her lips lingered over his. "I love you."
The sounds of fists banging on wood echoed through the hall and she knew it was time. Unscrewing the lid, she drained the foul liquid in a single swallow, feeling it burn as it slid down her throat. She welcomed the pain.
Tossing the vial to the ground, she heard it shatter, then the sound of her locking spell being ripped apart from the opposite side of the hall. It doesn't matter now, she thought, I'll be with Harry soon. Calmly, she laid her body next to him, sliding between his arm and torso, placing her hand on his chest.
Shouts now caught in her ears, but she couldn't understand what they were saying. Her eyes blurred and her breathing hitched as she let herself be taken to that place that Harry had gone, to forever be by his side.
A radiant light filled Ginny's vision as she stepped from her body, drawing her upward. Looking down, she saw her father and mother hovering over her and Harry's entwined bodies. They were crying and shouting. Professors McGonagall and Snape appeared in the hall before her vision clouded with white clouds and she was taken from their presence.
The clouds surrounded her and embraced her as she floated towards the source of the light. Soon, they parted to reveal a large open field of grass and softly swaying trees. Someone was there, walking through the grass towards her. She could see his dark messy hair as she approached and her heart burned with anticipation.
As she landed gently on the grass, he ran forward and embraced her. "Ginny," he whispered into her hair. They held each other for a long while and she was surprised to learn that he smelled exactly as he had when they were alive.
He pulled out of the embrace and held her at arms length. "What are you doing here so soon?"
She grinned up at him and put her arms around his neck. "After I read your letter and saw what was in the orb, I couldn't wait to be with you again, so I..."
The concern on his face silenced her. "You... killed yourself for me?" he asked incredulously.
"I – Well, yes," she said, suddenly ashamed. "Don't you want me?" she asked tentatively.
His eyes focused on hers in a penetrating gaze that took her breath away, even though she had no need to breathe. "Of course I want you, Ginny. I meant everything I said in the letter, but I'm not ready for you yet."
Ginny frowned, releasing the grip on his neck slightly. "You're... not ready for me?"
"No, Ginny. You need to live your life, to be happy and to be with your family."
Miraculously, a tear escaped her eye and trickled down her cheek. "I won't be happy unless I'm with you, Harry," she said as she buried her face in his neck, squeezing him with renewed vigor.
Harry returned the embrace with the same fervor. "Ginny," he said at length, tickling the hairs on her neck. "You need to go back."
She shook her head violently. "I don't want to leave you, Harry. I... I love you."
"If you loved me you wouldn't cut short what I loved most." Harry's green eyes blazed briefly and then went black. "I'm gone, my time is done, Ginny. You have your whole life ahead of you. You need to fall in love again and marry, have babies and tell them about love and hope and faith. And after you're done, and only then, come back to me."
He gathered her up into his arms again, holding her close. Then he kissed her, causing her world to explode in light.
A force pulled on Ginny and she felt herself falling away from Harry, desperately trying to cling to him for just a moment longer.
The bright light faded and her eyes fluttered open. A warm sensation spread from her stomach to her toes and head, activating her nerve endings as it expanded.
"Eugh," said Ginny, pulling at her temples with her thumb and forefinger. "My head is killing me."
At once, she was pounced upon by two sets of arms and a flurry of wet kisses. "Oh, my baby!" cried her mother. Once her mother was done checking her over, Ginny's father helped her sit up and she surveyed the room she was in, her head spinning.
"You shouldn't make any sudden movements for a while," came the silky voice of Professor Snape. "The Elixir of Death has many subtle side effect which will linger for a number of days."
"What happened?" she asked, but as soon as the words left her mouth, the memories flooded back to her.
She was still in the Great Hall, but was now on the floor, off to the side of the altar that held Harry's body. There were more people staring at her with concern on their faces, Snape's being the only one that held any disdain.
"That," said Dumbledore, who had been waiting behind the others, but had now approached her place on the floor, "is precisely what we'd like you to tell us."
She ducked her head and let out a long breath. "I went to see Harry," she said, her voice mixed with joy and regret. Then looking up to meet their stares, said, "He said he loved me and that he always had. I just had to..." Her voice broke and she couldn't continue as silent tears spilled down her cheeks and onto the front of her gown.
"He sent you back, didn't he?" asked the Headmaster.
Ginny's head shot up. "How did you..." she asked incredulously before he continued.
"Suicide is almost never acceptable to those we love, Ginevra. More importantly, those who love us are determined to see that we not choose the easy path, so that we might become greater people when the time does come for us to be reunited."
His eyes were twinkling as he knelt down effortlessly beside her. "Harry confessed his love for you to me two years ago, and despite my efforts to the contrary, refused to talk to you about it." With a heavy sigh, he continued. "It is no small wonder, then, that his greatest desire would not be for you to join him in the hereafter, but for you to live. To live and to love and to be with him again when you have been through life properly."
Ginny's mind churned on his words and she recalled what Harry had said to her before she came back. If you loved me you wouldn't cut short what I loved most.
Standing on the top of the hill above The Burrow two weeks later, Ginny let the cool evening breeze blow her cotton nightdress around her body and press it into her warm skin. As she thought about holding Harry and how right it felt to have him in her arms, she tried to imagine it being any other way. He had wanted her to live her life and that was what she was determined to.
She would live her life, enjoy her family, find love again, however impossible that seemed at present, and return to Harry's arms when she was well and truly done with her life. Sitting up, she surveyed the twinkling lights of Ottery St. Catchpole once more and walked resolutely back to her home, to her family, and to her destiny.
The End
A/N: This was my first attempt at pure angst. It's short and not very good, but I have to start somewhere! As this story suggests, suicide is not a solution to any problem. Instead, we should seek out those people who love can heal the deepest of wounds and live.
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