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Could Max Pacioretty be the winger the Oilers need?
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According to TVA insider Renaud Lavoie, Max Pacioretty's camp expects him to be moved within the next few days. The Oilers, as we know, have had a difficult time finding a high-end winger to play alongside Connor McDavid. Could Pacioretty be that player for the Oilers?
It's been a nightmare season in Montreal, not unlike the one we've witnessed in Edmonton this year. The Habs are 20-23-6 after starting the season 1-7. It was expected that they would be one of the contenders in the Eastern Conference, and making the playoffs was virtually a formality.
But nothing has gone right. Carey Price, freshly signed to a massive contract extension worth $80 million, has been thoroughly unspectacular. Jonathan Drouin, who the team gave up stud rookie defender Mikhail Sergachev to acquire, has scored only seven goals. The blueline, featuring Shea Weber and Karl Alzner that was supposed to be the league's best at shutting opponents down, has been mediocre. As a result, general manager Marc Bergevin has been put on the hot seat.
Like with the Oilers, it's difficult to put a finger on exactly what's gone wrong. Maybe the team got off to a bad start and they got down on themselves. Maybe the roster is deeply flawed and they're relying way too much on Price. Maybe it's a bunch of things. Regardless, it seems captain max Pacioretty is one of the scapegoats.
Blaming Max Pacioretty for the Canadiens being terrible would be extremely on message for the Marc Bergevin regime.
I genuinely don't understand the hatred for Pacioretty. He's got an amazing contract. Scores more goals than 99% of the league on a team that lacks goals. And he's great defensively. What am I missing?
Pacioretty, despite having a pretty underwhelming season, leads the team in scoring with 31 points in 49 games. He's scored at least 30 goals in six of the past seven seasons. The one blip on the radar came during the lockout-shortened 2012-13 year, but he was on pace to score 27 goals in an 82-game pace. This year, Pacioretty has buried 16 goals, which puts him on pace for 26 over an 82-game season.
I have a difficult time believing that Pacioretty is part of the problem in Montreal, but this is also the organization that dealt P.K. Subban in a one-for-one deal for Shea Weber because they felt he was an issue. I don't think Weber is a player devoid of value by any stretch, but he's older and carries an albatross contract, whereas Subban is currently leading the Nashville Predators in points. There's no doubt who won that deal.
Pacioretty's slump, if we can even really call it that, seems to be driven by a poor shooting percentage. He's scoring on just 8.7 per cent of his shots in all situations, which is a career low. Last season, the Oilers sold low on Jordan Eberle after a career-low shooting percentage season and he's quickly rebounded with the New York Islanders. Pacioretty, like Eberle last year, boasts very strong underlying numbers and would be a great bet for a rebound back to his career norm of 30+ goals. A difference between Pacioretty and Eberle, though, is the former is much, much stronger in the defensive aspect of the game.
The Oilers have been on the wrong side of some selling-low deals in the past. It would be great for them to capitalize on a team who seems to think a good player is a part of the problem that can become part of their solution.
Beyond that, he's signed to an excellent contract. Pacioretty, who turned 29 years old in November, is inked for one more year at a measly $4.5 million cap hit. Starting next season, the Oilers will have Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl making a combined $21 million.
They have about $62 million committed to McDavid, Draisaitl, Milan Lucic, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Zack Kassian, Jesse Puljujarvi, Kailer Yamamoto, Andrej Sekera, Oscar Klefbom, Adam Larsson, Kris Russell, Cam Talbot, Al Montoya, and Benoit Pouliot's buyout. That's seven forwards, four defenders, and two goalies. Darnell Nurse, Matt Benning, Ryan Strome, Anton Slepyshev, Drake Caggiula, and Brandon Davidson are restricted free agents. It's extremely difficult to get a winger as good as Pacioretty for as cheap as $4.5 million. I mean, the battle-worn Chris Kunitz cost the Tampa Bay Lightning $3 million in free agency last summer.
It was discussed back in the summer that the Oilers and Habs could be a nice match and that Nugent-Hopkins for Pacioretty could benefit both sides. Maybe now, given their horrible season and the fact Bergevin is on the hot seat, Pacioretty could be had for less than Nugent-Hopkins. The Habs badly need a centre, but they could also use some help on the blueline in regards to a puck-moving defenceman.
What say you, Nation? Is Pacioretty a realistic target? What would you be comfortable trading for him? Or is all this just in my imagination?
January Alzheimer's Awareness Month, and we're starting conversations to help people see dementia differently.
We've spoken to people living with dementia from across the country who've shared openly about their challenges and triumphs.
Like Mary Beth, who was diagnosed when she was 45 and became a fierce advocate for the rights of people with dementia. There's also Mario, who got his diagnosis a year after he retired and, while it changed what he expected of his future, he has embraced it anyway, volunteering in his community, and taking up photography to express himself creatively. And then there's Naomi, whose mum was diagnosed at 54, and who is a dedicated daughter, caregiver, and advocate for change in the way dementia is viewed in Canada. You can read about each of their journeys via the web-link below.
Nuge is an OILER and we know where his heart is. No freaking DEAL! Nuge is also younger and more versatile.
Question is…would you rather have Maroon or Patches…that's what you have to answer first.
Second…the cost will be Nuge (Maybe you get a middling prospect back as well). So No Maroon, No Nuge, but have Patches and a little bit of cap dollars to go try to get a 3C.
Orrrrrrrrrrrrrr. We just trade Maroon at the deadline, and then make Nuge the first line left winger…see if Strome can grow into a 3C role, and go get a gritty 4C in the summer to play with Kassian.
Nuges value has surpassed Patches. Especially with only one year left on his contract.
If we have to move a big contract this summer and can't make a deal with Russel or Lucic then I would prefer to move Sekera. Keep all the young guys entering their prime years.
Sekera also has a NMC.
Is Nuge more versatile? He' plays the 2nd unit PP and 1st unit PK. A PK that has struggled mightily for two years in a row.
The coaching staff has not put him on the wing for any considerable amount of time. Must be a reason why? It's not like Mclellan is scared to move his centres around. He did it a ton in San Jose.
Nuge is a good player playing a premium position having a bounce back season, but he's hurt again.
I dunno. Out of all of the moveable assets he makes the most sense to dump for a good return. NMC kill all the other pipedreams.


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Here is a rundown specifying the devices and their motivation in the activity.
Residue sheets. Residue sheets can spare you a huge measure of cash in maintaining a strategic distance from harm to surfaces, for example, worktops and delicate floor covers, particularly regular wood worktops, as these can be scratched effectively and are inclined to recoloring (particularly if these have not been fixed yet).
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Grout glides (squeegee) or spatula. This is for applying the grout or bond in the tile joints. These apparatuses have a restricted life expectancy, some of the time just enduring one occupation (contingent upon the tile surface). For a superior occupation my recommendation is to get the buoy as you can work the grouting in significantly speedier and with less chaos.
Veiling tape. Handy for while applying a tile cut over an electric attachment (to prevent it from sliding down inside the attachment). Or on the other hand when tiling over a window.
2 clean basins and a wipe. One for the grout and one for clean water.
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Elastic sledge. For helping bed a few tiles.
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Jeremy Corbyn says budget has 'unfairness at its very core'
Not so much Three Wise Monkeys as three shaved apes. One Vox Political commenter, on Facebook, wrote: "I thought it was a porno film when I saw Theresa May's boobs hanging out."
Jeremy Corbyn has accused George Osborne of delivering a budget with "unfairness at its very core" with corporations benefiting from "mates' rates" in a series of tax deals.
In one of his strongest performances at the dispatch box, the Labour leader said the budget marked the culmination of six years of failure as he reeled off a series of targets the chancellor has missed.
"The budget the chancellor has just delivered is actually the culmination of six years of his failures," he said.
"It's a recovery built on sand on a budget of failure. He's failed on the budget deficit, failed on debt, failed on investment, failed on productivity, failed on trade deficit, failed on the welfare cap, failed to tackle inequality in this country."
he said: "This budget has unfairness at its very core, paid for by those who can least afford it. He could not have made his priorities clearer – while half a million people with disabilities are losing over £1bn in personal independence payments, corporation tax is being cut and billions handed out in tax cuts to the very wealthy."
Source: Jeremy Corbyn says budget has 'unfairness at its very core' | UK news | The Guardian
← The price of Osborne's failure is being paid by the most vulnerable | John McDonnell Don't believe the stories – Tories will happily cut payments to the most disabled →
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autismandate March 16, 2016 at 11:31 pm
Thank you. So we cant wait till 2020 its too dangerous. We have to use the EU referendum to get them out now.
Mike Sivier Post author March 17, 2016 at 12:55 pm
How do we do that, exactly?
autismandate March 28, 2016 at 10:20 am
Sorry just lost my reply by pressing wrong tab will try again later
Terry Davies March 17, 2016 at 6:03 am
the tories 'May ' be doing anything to distract from detail in the budget!! Never saw Theresa as a page:3 girl though' thought she'd be a leading protester against exploitation of women. think back to when Cameron tried to be humorous and put down a heckler in a Parliamentary session. May's voice was 'deafeningly' silent.
Tim March 17, 2016 at 7:45 am
Corbyn is correct and there's worse to come if growth sticks at about 2% per annum. Eventually it simply won't be possible to make billions of savings from "welfare" and get away with it.
Two of them in the picture appear to be high on drugs, the other appears about to star in a porn film. What a bunch of creeps.

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Ben's Favorite Films of 2018
Posted on December 22, 2018 December 31, 2020 by Ben
With long-awaited sequels finally seeing the light of day, amazing comic and book adaptations, Marvel's ten-year plan coming to fruition, and a few other fun surprises, 2018 was an amazing year in film. Even though I saw a huge number of new movies this year, I rarely left the theater disappointed (that's not to say there weren't a few clunkers though). To be honest, it was quite a struggle to narrow it down to just ten… But I did it! Without further ado, here are my favorite films of 2018:
Number 10: Isle of Dogs
Wes Anderson's newest work is also my favorite of his. It has the same wonderfully bizarre stop-motion animation style that I loved in Fantastic Mr. Fox, and an awesome cast of voice actors that totally embody the characters, world, and overall vibe that we've come to expect from a Wes Anderson film. There's also a ton of touching moments and emotional beats that'll hit especially hard for anyone who's ever been close to one of man's best friends.
Number 9: Instant Family
Instant Family isn't as funny as the other comedies on my list (although it still has plenty of laughs), but it's an incredibly sweet and heartfelt film about, well, family. Mark Wahlberg, Rose Byrne, Isabela Moner and the rest of the main cast are all terrific, each making sure you feel the impact of every moment, be it hilarious or emotional. While it isn't the laugh-a-minute comedy I thought it was going to be, Instant Family is a movie I'll probably end up watching every year during the holidays from now on.
Number 8: Deadpool 2
2018 was an incredible year for superhero movies thanks to a few films on my list (and one that just missed the cut), the first of which is Deadpool 2. It's another stellar outing for Ryan Reynolds' comedic anti-hero, and builds on everything I loved from from the first. The sequel's bigger world, more varied cast (including Zazie Beetz' lucky mutant Domino and Josh Brolin's time-traveling Cable), and stronger action sequences make it smarter, funnier, and overall a little better than its already fantastic predecessor.
Read my full review of Deadpool 2 here, and listen to our podcast episode here.
Number 7: Game Night
Game Night is one of my favorite comedies in years. It has a unique premise, snappy dialogue, surprisingly elaborate set pieces, and a tremendous cast (including the likes of Jason Bateman, Rachel McAdams, and Jesse Plemons) that elevates everything even further thanks to their pitch perfect timing and chemistry. I had extremely high, borderline unreasonable expectations going into Game Night, and it met them at every turn.
Read my full review of Game Night here.
Number 6: A Quiet Place
Horror films have been getting more intense and intelligent in the past few years, and A Quiet Place is one of the first movies I'd point to as an example. John Krasinki practically weaponizes sound in his horror debut, making it so effective that I, and the majority of the audience I saw it with on opening night, were constantly holding our breath in fear. Even though it's only Krasinki's first time directing horror, I see the potential of a master of the genre in him.
Read my full review of A Quiet Place here, and listen to our podcast episode here.
Number 5: Christopher Robin
Christopher Robin has so much heart, whimsy, and nostalgia that it's kind of ridiculous. The story may be a little formulaic, but that did little to keep me from loving it, especially when considering its timeless message. And thanks to the wonderful special effects, talented cast (on camera and voice actors), and genuine vibe, Christopher Robin is my feel-good movie of the year.
Read my full review of Christopher Robin here, and listen to our podcast episode here.
Number 4: Incredibles 2
The Incredibles returned after almost a decade and a half away, and it was like they never left. Incredibles 2 is on Parr (heh) with the original, expanding its world with even more creative characters and superhero satire. Not only that, but watching Bob struggle as a stay at home dad is somehow just as entertaining as Helen's super heroics. In all honesty, I'm not sure I can wait another 14 years for Incredibles 3.
Read my full review of Incredibles 2 here, and listen our podcast episode here.
Number 3: Annihilation
Writer-Director Alex Garland blew me away with Ex Machina in 2015 (seriously, go watch Ex Machina, it's so good!) and it's only taken him three years to do it again. Annihilation boasts a stellar cast, an ominous and unnerving atmosphere, and answers just enough questions to keep its audience satisfied while maintaining the overwhelming sense of mystery throughout the entire runtime. It also has the most terrifying scene in any movie this year, one that stayed with me long after I left the theater. If you're a fan of sci-fi, you owe it to yourself to watch Annihilation (and Ex Machina!) if you haven't already.
Listen to our Annihilation podcast episode here.
Number 2: Avengers: Infinity War
Marvel and Disney have spent the last decade making blockbuster juggernauts out of classic comic book characters like Captain America and Iron Man, and it was all leading up to this. Avengers: Infinity War is a fantastic culmination of everything that makes the series great. Easy-to-love characters, huge laughs, jaw-dropping action sequences, and the introduction of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's best villain place Infinity War above any of its 17 predecessors, and among the very best superhero films ever made.
Read my full review of Avengers: Infinity War here, and listen to our podcast episode here.
Number 1: Mandy
Mandy is a bizarre, brutal, unsettling film that definitely isn't for everyone, but it's undoubtedly my favorite of 2018. It starts out as a visually engrossing, psychedelic drama focused on a couple's relationship, building up the world and characters before taking a sharp turn into the territory of a gnarly, grindhouse-style revenge-thriller. The tonal shift is jarring, in a good way, and allows Nicolas Cage to give an absolutely phenomenal performance that ranges from calm, contemplative, and compassionate to downright bloodthirsty. In addition to Cage, Andrea Riseborough is fantastic as the title character, and Linus Roache portrays his villain so well that my skin crawled every time he and his acolytes were on screen. Mandy is definitely an acquired taste, but I urge those of you who have a relatively strong constitution and are looking for something truly unique to give it a try. Don't say I didn't warn you though…
Listen to our bonus Mandy podcast episode here.
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Playing the US Lottery Online
LIVE DRAW SGP states in the US have legalized online lotteries. However, the legalization of lottery games is not as common as sports betting. This is due to the different rules involved with lottery games. Unlike gambling, the main goal is not to win money, but rather to buy a ticket for a chance to win a prize. The odds are long for the lottery, which means that even if you are playing for a long time, there is still a chance that you will not win.
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According to the NPS announcement, as associate director, Sholly guided the development and implementation of a national employee safety strategy which has helped dramatically reduce employee fatalities across the bureau.
Cameron Sholly, the National Park Service's Midwest Regional director, has been selected as the new superintendent of Yellowstone National Park, NPS Deputy Director P. Daniel Smith announced June 13. Sholly has been managing a team of 2,000 employees, a budget of more than $250 million, and the operations of 61 national park units spread across 13 states.
"Cam is a proven leader who has successfully worked at every senior level in the National Park Service, including assignments as regional director, associate director, and superintendent," said Smith. "Most recently, he has overseen the completion of one of the largest public/private partnership projects in NPS history – the $380 million renovation of the Gateway Arch grounds and museum in St. Louis. Cam has built productive and valuable relations with communities, landowners, and local, state, and tribal leaders throughout his career, and I am confident he will continue shaping the right vision for Yellowstone's future."
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke praised Sholly work with local communities and tribes on important wildlife and conservation work, noting he has overseen some of the service's most high-profile park infrastructure projects in recent years. "Managing our National Parks is a responsibility and a privilege, and I'm confident Cam Sholly will do a fantastic job at Yellowstone," Zinke said.
"I am honored to have the opportunity to work with the extraordinary staff and partners at Yellowstone," Sholly said. "Exceptional work has occurred there over the past years because of the dedication of the NPS staff, partners, and communities. I look forward to continuing a positive trajectory for one of the greatest park in the world."
From 2012-2015, Sholly served as the associate director for Visitor and Resource Protection at NPS headquarters, where he managed a national portfolio that included wilderness stewardship, fire and aviation management, risk management, public health, ranger law enforcement, regulations, and the United States Park Police. According to the NPS announcement, as associate director, Sholly guided the development and implementation of a national employee safety strategy which has helped dramatically reduce employee fatalities across the bureau. He also approved new national policies for wilderness stewardship, law enforcement, wildland fire, and many other NPS programs.


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Wenger on draw, red card and defence
Arsene Wenger faced the media after Arsenal's goalless draw in the first leg of their Champions League play-off tie against Besiktas.
Read a transcript of what he had to say below:
on a difficult game...Yes, it was a difficult match played at a high pace. Besiktas played with 100 per cent pace and did fought for every single ball. We needed a great level of concentration. We are still a bit short physically with some situations, but overall it was a game played for 90 minutes at great pace.
on Ramsey's red card…I think neither the first or the second yellow card was deserved. When you see some of the fouls made tonight and we go home with Ramsey red carded, it's a bit unbelievable.
on the draw...We always want to win but look, Besiktas could have won the game, and we could have won the game as well. Maybe a draw is a fair result because both teams had chances to win the game. We know Besiktas are a good team. We know the game will be certainly tight again, but we play at home. The task is clear for us, we want to win the game.
on not winning a qualifying game...We faced a very good Besiktas team tonight who were at our level. Their commitment was absolutely fantastic.
on his transfer plans...Not at the moment, no. I have nothing special to add on that at the moment. Honestly, we are not close to signing anybody.
on the defence...We are a bit short at the back, yes you're right. But we should have Mertesacker and Ozil and Podolski available again at the weekend. Let's hope they are in good shape when we go home.


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I participated in round 2 of the Urban Home Goods Swap, and let me tell you, these are some amazing ladies! I put my goodies out in the mail this morning, and I thought that I would share them here. My partner left things pretty open, so I hope she likes what I came up with. I made her three goodies.
First, I made an embroidered wall hanging of sorts. I took my inspiration from an amazing canvas my best friend got for me that says "A Handmade Life." I thought a little change, a little embroidery, and a fun Ikea frame would make it a fun something for my swap partner. I used spray adhesive to attach the linen to the frame backing. I hope it holds up.
Next, I made a 20 inch pillow cover using Crazy Mom Quilts Ticker Tape quilt as inspiration. A little cyber-stalking clued me in that my partner might like this, and I used the Hope Valley line because I thought it might match something I saw in her Flickr feed. The back is one of the striped fabrics from the line, and I used a flap closure. And, the border is Kona Coal, which goes really nicely with the line. You might see more of these! I would love to make some for our bedroom.
The last of the somethings I made was the one I was most unsure of. It is a little pin cushion made out of linen and some Heather Bailey charm squares I had. It is a little tongue-in-cheek, but I hope my partner likes it. It might have particular meaning for her.
I love everything you made, I'm sure your partner will too!
What a cool idea! I love the embroidery and frame. I hope you share what you get with us.
I really love the font used on this cute project! What is it, and how did you appy it to the linen??


In the first of all the Sherlock Holmes stories, Dr. John Watson, discharged from military service after suffering severe wounds, is at a loose end until a chance encounter leads him to take rooms with a remarkable young man. The arrogant, irascible Sherlock Holmes is a master chemist, a talented musician, and an expert on all aspects of crime. And when Watson is drawn into the investigation of a bizarre murder in which Holmes is involved, he is unaware that it is the beginning of the most famous partnership in the history of criminal detection. The mystery begins when a body turns up in an abandoned building. A baffled Scotland Yard calls in the world's first "consulting detective," Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Through observation, subterfuge, and tenacity, he is soon able to discover the identity of the assassin, but that is only the beginning of the bizarre mystery. This audiobook includes the bonus Sherlock Holmes story "The Adventure of the Speckled Band.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930), a Scottish writer whose works include science fiction stories, historical novels, plays, romances, poetry, and nonfiction, is best known as the creator of the detective Sherlock Holmes.


It is the first new Congress to convene during a partial government shutdown.
Cheering Democrats have returned Nancy Pelosi to the House speaker's post as the 116th Congress ushered in the most diverse class of politicians in US history.
Ms Pelosi, elected speaker 220-192, took the gavel saying US voters "demanded a new dawn" in the November election that swept the Democrats to a House majority and are looking to "the beauty of our Constitution" to provide checks and balances on power.
Ms Pelosi faced 15 dissenting votes from fellow Democrats.
But for a few hours, smiles and backslapping were the order of the day. The new speaker invited scores of politicians' children to join her on the dais as she was sworn in, calling the House to order "on behalf of all of America's children".
Even President Donald Trump congratulated her during a rare appearance at the White House briefing room, saying her election by House colleagues was "a tremendous, tremendous achievement".
As night fell, the House quickly got to work on the partial government shutdown, which was winding up Day 13 with Mr Trump demanding billions in Mexican border wall funding to bring it to an end.
Democrats approved legislation to re-open the government — but without the 5.6 billion US dollars (£4.4 billion), which means it has no chance in the Republican Senate.
The Shutdown is only because of the 2020 Presidential Election. The Democrats know they can't win based on all of the achievements of "Trump," so they are going all out on the desperately needed Wall and Border Security – and Presidential Harassment. For them, strictly politics!
The new Congress is like none other.
There are more women than ever before, and a new generation of Muslims, Latinos, Native Americans and African-Americans is creating a House more aligned with the population of the United States.
However, the Republican side in the House is still made up mostly of white men, and in the Senate, Republicans bolstered their ranks in the majority.
In a nod to the moment, Ms Pelosi, the first female speaker who reclaimed the post she lost to the Republicans in 2011, broadly pledged to make Congress work for all Americans – addressing kitchen table issues at a time of deep economic turmoil – even as her party readies to challenge Mr Trump with investigations and subpoena powers that threaten the White House agenda.
Ms Pelosi promised to "restore integrity to government" and outlined an agenda "to lower health costs and prescription drug prices and protect people with pre-existing medical conditions; to increase paychecks by rebuilding America with green and modern infrastructure from sea to shining sea".
The day unfolded as one of both celebration and impatience. Newly elected politicians arrived, often with friends and families in tow, to take the oath of office and pose for ceremonial photos. Then they swiftly turned to the shutdown.
Vice President Mike Pence swore in newly elected senators, but Senate Republicans under majority leader Mitch McConnell had no plans to consider the House bills unless Mr Trump agreed to sign them into law.
Ms Pelosi defied history in returning to the speaker's office after eight years in the minority, overcoming internal opposition from Democrats demanding a new generation of leaders. She will be the first to regain the gavel since Sam Rayburn of Texas in 1955.
The halls of the Capitol were bustling with arrivals, children in the arms of many new politicians.
Visitor galleries included crooner Tony Bennett and rock legend Mickey Hart, both guests of Ms Pelosi.
Overnight, Democratic Representative-elect Ilhan Omar of Minnesota tweeted a picture with her family at the airport.
The House rules were being changed to allow Omar, who is Muslim, to wear a head scarf on the chamber floor.


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Conversation with "Frozen Sky" Author Jeff Carlson, Part II
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Recently I conducted an interview with Jeff Carlson, author of The Frozen Sky. In the first part of the interview I asked Jeff about the writing process, communication, and alien personalities, but I saved the question I cared the most about (the motivation of applied researchers) to the second half. As an applied researcher — someone who who leverages scientific methods and findings to practical ends — the behavior of the European team, both which each other and others, on the frozen moon Europe was fascinating.
The interview trended into areas I've discussed on my blog before. So without further ado:
Q: What motivates the human characters in the novel? Does this reflect your view of human motivation in general?
A: Unfortunately, yes. It's my humble opinion that many people are stupid, inconsiderate, unimaginative, delusional, self-centered, greedy, or cruel. Heck, a lot of the time they're some combination of all of the above.
The great news is humanity is also peppered with heroes and geniuses and big-hearted people who are proactive and caring and good.
I tried to infuse The Frozen Sky with enough complexity that it's not simply a scary book about freaky blind killer aliens. Too often we're our own bad guys. Some readers have rightly said that casting the evil corporate henchmen as the villains isn't a fresh concept, but, again, it is a real-world notion that many adults are inconsiderate and greedy. Money is their god. And in the immortal words of Ellen Ripley, 'Christ, Burke, I don't know which species is worse. You don't see them fucking each other over for a goddamn percentage.'
I've previously written that even scientists are driven by power, influence, and money. But my difference with Jeff — which I think lead to some dissonance while reading The Frozen Sky — is his relative optimism about humanity. If humans really were divded between "stupid inconsiderate, unimaginative, delusional, self-centered, greedy, or cruel" people on one hand, and "heroes and geniuses and big-hearted people who are proactive and caring and good" — we would be a lot better of: just get rid of the mean folks, and everyone will work hard and get along!
Rather, humans are stuck in a situation where we are most successful when we do something that we're great at, we enjoy, and we make money at. There is every incentive in the world to take the perspective of your profession — if you're really want to enjoy your work, it should be something you are good at, and something that is profitable to you. But this also means there is every incentive to be blind to the world, if sight would rob you of effectiveness, or joy, or the ability to make money.
Q: Would you want to visit Europa?
A: I'm there right now, my friend. The worlds beneath the ice were too big not to go back, and Von's crew barely scratched the surface after meeting the sunfish clans. What about deeper into the ice? What about the ocean further down?
Currently I'm writing The Frozen Sky 2 😉
Stay tuned, for my review of The Frozen Sky.
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Cheese trays are available upon request and though it is nice to have advanced notice they can sometimes be completed on the spot. The afternoon is your best bet if you are looking to leave with one that same day. Disposable trays are available, but it is a nice idea to bring in your own platter for us to make the cheese tray on. The presentation is much more impressive for your guests! Cheese trays are priced according to how many you people you need to serve and what type of selection you would like for your guests. We only charge you for the product on the tray...there is no service fee for putting the selection together for you!
Gift baskets are available upon request as well. There is a $10 fee in addition to the cost of the basket goods. This fee covers the cost of the basket, cellophane wrapping, and ribbon needed to make your basket presentable for the special person who is receiving it. Gift baskets need to be purchased at least a day in advance in order to guarantee that it will be ready for you the day you need it.


Day 6 of my Taipei's 8 Days Tour brought me to Xinyi District, where I would cover Songshan Cultural & Creative Park (松山文創園區), Xiangshan (象山), Tonghua Night Market (通化夜市) and Raohe Night Market (饒河夜市).
The good thing about staying in a proper accommodation as compared to a cubicle (Neosoho) was 自然醒 or waking up naturally. For the first time in this trip, I've had 8 hours of undisturbed sleep. The bad thing as mentioned earlier, was how late I woke up and how little time I've had left for the day.
After waking up at 9.30am, I idled for a long time watching TV show before setting off at 12pm. Yes, half a day gone by then. LOL.
I was famished when I reached Songshan Cultural & Creative Park and was disappointed when I found only a few quiet cafes around. I recall that the prices in these cafes weren't cheap, and food option was limited.
Thank god, I decided to walk into a modern-looking building called The Eslite Spectrum. It is a shopping mall located within the park and you would find a small food court at B2.
Look at my orders – Set Meal comprising 蚵仔麵線 (Oyster Vermicelli), 甜不辣 (Fish Paste) and Fried Tofu (NT150).
If it wasn't obvious, I was starving badly! This was my first meal of the day at 2pm.
If you are into arts and culture, Songshan Cultural & Creative Park may interest you, though it didn't fascinate me, since I wasn't an art & culture buff.
Still, if you have some time to kill and happened to be around the vicinity, you could pop by to visit various galleries and exhibitions (not all are free entry though), stroll around the small Baroque Garden or relax by a large eco-pond.
Can you spot the swans?
To those who love selfies, you can capture nice photos of yourself at the outdoor area, with the historical tobacco factory serving as a cool backdrop.
Alight at Taipei City Hall. The park is within easy walking distance – follow google map.
TIP: If you like to get lunch, walk to Hankyu Department Store, which is linked to City Hall Station (Basement 2). There were plenty of food options, including restaurants and a food court at B2.
My love for walking or hiking meant I would definitely squeeze in some trails or mountains. As a solo-traveller, Xiangshan was the only mountain I found safe to climb, because it was located within Taipei City and was very popular.
It's far from being challenging, but beggars can't be choosers. The climb took only 15 to 20 minutes. But the view was highly rewarding. Definitely out of my expectation! Highly-recommended!
TIP: Mid-way through the climb, a local advised me to take the right fork which was a steeper climb recommended for young folks like me who craved for a good workout. Elderly like him would take the left fork.
The end point was a platform which offered fantastic and panoramic 360 degree view of Taipei City. So many photographers had their professional camera stand set up, probably waiting to capture the sun setting.
TIP: If you prefer a sweat-free way of getting a bird's eye view of Taipei City, you can join most tourists by visiting the Taipei 101 Observatory. The admission ticket is quite pricey though. You can enjoy significant discount by getting Taipei 101 Observatory Ticket online.
Beware of mosquitoes – the only irritant on Xiangshan. Bring insect repellent!
I actually walked from City Hall, then to Taipei 101, and then further towards Xiangshan MRT.
This is only recommended for those who have a love for walking. Those who don't, please just take a train to Xiangshan Station, follow exit 2, pass by a park (with a basketball court). The entrance to the climb is near a temple. It wasn't difficult for me to locate, with the help of google map. Click here for map direction.
I have only one thing to say about Tonghua Night Market (通化夜市). It was a waste of my time travelling here!
I finished combing Tonghua Night Market within 10 minutes. And I did two rounds. The street was short and uncrowded. There weren't much varieties of food to choose from and the few stalls in operation were without queues. Without queue as a gauge, how would I know which food/stall was good?
Tonghua Night Market – Where's the queue?
Tonghua Night Market – So quiet!
I'd even asked a stall owner if that was all that was to Tong Hua night market, like did I miss a turn? "That's all!" He said with a big smile.
After ordering a Lily Bubble tea (NT35), I decided to take a train back to Raohe Night Market (饒河夜市) for a more fulfilling dinner.
Back to the ever happening Raohe Night Market, I got myself a bowl of Pork Rib Soup (NT70).
It wasn't that great. First of all, there weren't much meat as compared to Singapore-style Bak Kut Teh. Secondly, whatever little meat that was attached to the ribs were TOUGH! Thirdly, the soup wasn't unforgettable. Definitely can't beat Singapore's Bak Kut Teh! I also suspected their use of MSG as my lips felt really sensitive and uncomfortable after the meal.
The next item was a pack of six mini pancakes (NT50). These pancakes tasted great even overnight and came in handy as next-day's in-room breakfast.
The Japan Omelette stall was the second outlet, other than Black Pepper Bun, in which red queue poles were used. Yes, people actually queued patiently to get a taste of these mouth-watering omelette. With prawn, egg, bacon and cabbage fillings topped with Japan teriyaki sauce and bonito flake, it was yummy (NT60). You've gotta try it!
Last but not least, I decided to try bite-sized abalone. It was quite pricey by night market's pricing standard – NT100 for three tiny pieces.
I remember feeling a little short-changed when I saw how tiny the abalone was without its shell (served without shell). It's really bite-sized, maybe half a bite…LOL. Three bites, and NT100 was gone.
It wasn't remarkable, but I'm glad I'd tried such unique street snacks. Oh, this stall also sold Escargot (see photo above). "I would try it tomorrow", I'd thought.
There were lots of other great food options such as grilled Angus Beef, cakes and BBQ assorted mushrooms. How I wish I could restart with an empty stomach…..
29k steps conquered today! A good rest was needed badly! Look out for my next post – Day 7 of Taiwan Travel.


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A Tickle in the Heart captures the past, present, and future of the remarkable Epstein brothers - Max, Julie and Willie - Klezmer music legends on a joyous international comeback tour. This is a cinematic party with three of the funniest men in the show business. The Epsteins are natural performers, and their sense of life, music and family as they tour through places they love - from Poland to Brooklyn to Florida - is as life affirming and intoxicating as the joyous music they play. A Tickle in the Heart is a uniquely American story that has the elegant, polished feel of a European art film. It honors the Epstein brothers with the wide-eyed admiration they deserve.


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There are few things that make me excited.
Hearing feedback from my peers, mentors and family members is certainly one of them.
Thank you to all who notified me that my first story aired on mtvU and provided words of encouragement.
I'm at the beginning stages of my career where everything is happening so sporadically. It makes me anxious for what's to come.
My first story surrounded a sophomore print journalism major who is working as a Obama fellow.
I partnered with Eugenia Finizio who profiled a student at George Washington University that is working closely with the Romney Campaign, together we told a story about "two students doing more than just voting this election".
Click here to watch the piece now on mtvU.com.
We are 3 days away from the elections. Considering all the hard work that has gone into both campaigns, it is only right that you go out and vote. When voting, consider the party that you think most fits your needs, the person who will represent our country in the right light, the candidate who will make the changes you would like to see. I'm not telling you who to vote for, but please cast your vote. #VOTE2012
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On 18th March 2009, L'Oréal's Chief Executive Officer Jean-Paul Agon received the Ethics Resource Center's 2008 Pace Leadership in Ethics Award at a presentation ceremony held in New York.
This award is a recognition of L'Oréal's achievements in the area of business ethics, diversity, financial transparency and sustainable development. L'Oréal is ranked among the most ethical and sustainable companies in its sector by a variety of international rating agencies.
The Ethics Resource Center is the United States' oldest private, nonprofit organization devoted to independent research and the advancement of high ethical standards and practices in public, nonprofit and corporate institutions.
The award, established in 1999, honors individuals and organizations who display excellence in the ethics field and whose accomplishments and contributions advance ethical business management. Mr. Agon is the second active CEO to be selected for the award.
Previous recipients include Norman Augustine, former chairman of Lockheed Martin; John E. Pepper, retired chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble; Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, former CEO of Royal Dutch/Shell, and Stephen Potts, former White House associate counsel.


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E! Entertainment in the UK is to air the latest U.S. reboot of Temptation Island.
The Sky-backed broadcaster has acquired season one, which launched in January, and season two, which was ordered in February of the dating format from Banijay Rights.
The show, which is produced by Banijay Studios North America, airs on the USA Network with Mark L. Walberg, host of the original Fox series. The show follows four dating couples who test the strength of their relationships as they move to an exotic island alongside a group of sexy singletons in search of love.
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Treat your employees right, and customers will be satisfied, too
When I started my small business, I was committed to treating my employees well.
As an employee, I'd worked for bosses who took their employees for granted, and I knew how de-motivating that could be. I knew that I didn't want to be that kind of boss.
Winners and losers from the first night of the CNN debate
By A WP Life
I watched — from the debate site in Detroit — and jotted down some of the best and worst performances from the 10 candidates on stage. My picks of the winners and losers from Tuesday night's debate (in no particular order) are below.
*Bernie Sanders: The Vermont senator clearly got the message that he wasn't lively or active enough in the first debate of the cycle. He came out feisty — and stayed that way. Asked about former Maryland Rep. John Delaney's criticism of his health care plan, Sanders responded bluntly, "You're wrong." Questioned about his single-payer "Medicare for All" plan, Sanders snapped, "I wrote the damn bill." Sure, Sanders probably came across to some people as irascible and scoldy. But for liberals looking for Sanders to stand up proudly and unapologetically for the need for huge structural change in our politics and our culture got exactly what they wanted. And not for nothing, Sanders clearly outshone Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren in this debate.
*Steve Bullock: The Montana governor, to his immense credit, understood that this debate was his one big chance to make an impression with voters — and move from the third tier upward. I'm not sure if his numbers will move in a major way, but Bullock went for it — from his opening statement on. He made clear, time and time again, that he did not believe that the liberal views of Warren and Sanders were grounded in reality and did believe that those views would cost Democrats the election. He blasted "wish-list economics" and talked about the need to solve the "here and now" problems rather than offering what he views as unworkable pie-in-the-sky policies. If moderates were looking for someone other than former Vice President Joe Biden to support in this primary, Bullock offered himself as a viable alternative.
* Pete Buttigieg: As in the first debate, the South Bend, Indiana mayor played it (relatively) safe. But unlike the first debate, there was a clear message: I am young, yes, but the older people on stage with me haven't fixed any of these problems, so it's time for something different. I think it's smart for Buttigieg to a) own his age (he's 37) and b) try to turn it from a perceived weakness into a strength. The idea that politics (and politicians in both parties) have failed and it's time to give a whole new generation of politicians a chance has always been a powerful one — especially in a time where people on all sides of the political spectrum hate politics. That said, there were moments in this debate where Buttigieg leaned too far into his own mystique; "The racial divide lives within me," he said at one point. Dude, what?CNN Democratic debate: Night one by the numbers
*John Delaney: Before this debate, no one knew who Delaney was or what he believed. If you watched this debate, both of those questions were answered. That doesn't mean you necessarily loved Delaney, as he quite clearly embraced a moderate view on almost everything. But Delaney's repeated clashes with Sanders and Warren were a win for the former Maryland congressman in the very fact that they existed. Yes, Warren dunked on Delaney over what she insisted was his emphasis on what Democrats can't or shouldn't do, but all in all, this was a very good debate for him.
* Elizabeth Warren: Her retort to Delaney was the line of the night — and encapsulates for a lot of Democrats why it's so important to nominate someone who is willing to take on big fights, unapologetically. And her answer on electability — that no one thought Donald Trump could win — was pitch-perfect.
*Donald Trump: An extended conversation about eliminating all private insurance. A top-tier candidate — Warren — fully embracing decriminalizing illegal immigration. All of that is music to the President's ears. Remember that his poll numbers — job approval that has never broken 50%, etc. — suggest that there is no positive message that wins Trump a second term. Which means he needs as much fodder as possible to cast Democrats as deeply out of touch and representative of a creeping socialism. He got plenty on Tuesday night.
*Opening statements: I really liked the fact that each of the candidate got a chance, right at the top of the debate, to lay out who they are and what they believe. It felt like a policy-centric and abundantly fair way of starting off a debate for president, and each candidate used the time well to make their case.*"Emotional turbulence" and "dark psychic forces:" God bless Marianne Williamson. We'll miss you in future debates.
*Beto O'Rourke: The former Texas congressman needed a good debate. A much better one than he had last month. While he was mildly more energetic than in the first debate — his answer on Trump's weaponizing of race was O'Rourke's best moment in either debate — there were large swaths of the debate where he simply disappeared from the conversation. And too many times when he did have a chance to speak, he sounded too rehearsed and wooden, a problem that plagued him in the first debate. O'Rourke has already qualified for the third and fourth debates this fall, so he won't be going anywhere anytime soon. But if this was seen by his campaign as a chance to change the downward narrative (and spiral) surrounding his bid, I don't think they got it.
*Amy Klobuchar: Ask yourself this: If you watched, what do you remember about the Minnesota senator's debate performance? Maybe it's her emphasis in her opening statement on her unblemished record of victory in campaigns? Maybe? That's a problem for Klobuchar, who seems to be treading water in search of a moment or a surge. She didn't get one tonight. And candidly, she didn't really come close.
*Elizabeth Warren: Yes, she made both lists. She had moments, without question (See: Winners). But Sanders seemed to better and more strongly articulate the liberal positions that define both of their campaigns, repeatedly. And Warren's high-profile embrace of decriminalizing illegal immigration will add fuel to the fire for the already existing concerns among some Democrats that she is taking positions that could make her unelectable in a general election.
*Anecdotes: Some consultant somewhere some time ago told a candidate that the best way to "connect with voters" is to tell a story about "Bill from Buffalo," who has had some sort of terrible misfortune and was done wrong by the government. Can we all agree that this anecdote-driven empathy needs to end? It's not effective. It feels totally pre-planned and scripted. It tells us zero about what a candidate would do for the country as a whole. Enough!
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