The Seven Stages of Grief | ConductDisorders - A soft place to land for battle weary parents.
Discussion in 'Parent Emeritus' started by MidwestMom, Aug 10, 2014.
Although this is from a site where parents have adult children in jail or prison, I think it is helpful for all of us. I know I've had to grieve twice...once for 36 and who he is and who I wanted him to be and one for Scott when he left our family. And you DO get to the end of the grieving process!! (eventually). I think this applies to the shock of anytime we find out our adult child is doing something we never expected or can't take in or fills us with fear and despair, not just landing in prison. Just change "imprisoned" to "taking hard drugs" or "is homeless" or "assaulted me" or whatever the problem is.
You will probably react to learning of the imprisonment with numbed disbelief. You may deny the reality of the imprisonment at some level, in order to avoid the pain. Shock provides emotional protection from being overwhelmed all at once. This may last for weeks.
Frustration gives way to anger, and you may lash out and lay unwarranted blame for the imprisonment on someone else. Please try to control this, as permanent damage to your relationships may result. This is a time for the release of bottled up emotion.
During this time, you finally realize the true magnitude of your loss, and it depresses you. You may isolate yourself on purpose, reflect on things you did with your child, and focus on memories of the past. You may sense feelings of emptiness or despair.
As you start to adjust to life with your child in prison, your life becomes a little calmer and more organized. Your physical symptoms lessen, and your "depression" begins to lift slightly.
As you become more functional, your mind starts working again, and you will find yourself seeking realistic solutions to problems posed by life without your child on a day to day basis. You will start to work on practical and financial problems and reconstructing yourself and your life with him or her in prison.
During this, the last of the seven stages in this grief model, you learn to accept and deal with the reality of your situation. Acceptance does not necessarily mean instant happiness. Given the pain and turmoil you have experienced, you can never return to the carefree, untroubled YOU that existed before this. But you will find a way forward.
It was a blessing to read this, this morning.
Thanks for sharing this MWM. I think I'm on step 6 at this point. It's taken a LONG time to get to this step though but I'm happy to be here finally. He called earlier saying his pants ripped and he needed me to bring him new clothes immediately. I said sorry - busy today. And I am but honestly busy doing nothing. husband and I are out back by the pool and enjoying a beautiful August Sunday. In the past I would have dropped everything to rescue him but nah. I'm done with those days. He's a grown man and every cent of any money he gets is either spent on electronics or pot. Instead of wasting money on that crap he can buy himself new pants if it's that important to him. Why should I have to drop everything and run bc he has a problem. He never calls unless he wants something. So nah. Instead I'm going to go for another swim with husband and then make a nice dinner. I'm choosing to enjoy MY life today. It's nice to do that sometimes.
I think I am stuck on #4 and have been so for several years. Can't seem to get past it.
Annie, 4 is a tough one. No doubt about it. The way I got through it was professional help and Twelve Step Groups (CODA, in my case). Have you ever gone for any sort of help? I felt a lot less lonely once I joined Twelve Step. Before that, I couldn't talk to anyone about my problem, I was in a bad marriage then divorced, and I felt like the only person on earth who had a kid gone wrong. It sure seemed that way. People do love to brag about their adult children's achievements!
Ha! That's so true, MWM. When difficult child daughter was actually doing well once (for about fifteen minutes), I bragged about her every time I had a chance to work it into the conversation.
It felt so great, felt like I was one of the lucky ones.
Then everything fell apart again, of course.
thanks for this. I find remembering that there are stages to grief and loss soothing. I like to step back sometimes and say "oh yeah, what stage am I in? " cause that helps me know that there are other stages too, and that whatever sadness/badness I am feeling will pass on to another stage soon.
I do find that the stages cycle..they are not a straighforward progression. The Elizabeth Kubler-Ross version (which is really about grieving for the death of a loved one, not all that different as we grieve for the loss of the 'childwhomighthavebeen') is a little cleaner, without the combined states. When I read it I can see that I cycle around and around. Maybe when difficult child is dead I'll find some resolution. Unless I get to to the dead part first, of course.


Japanese bio engineers have succeeded in growing a tooth from cells implanted into a mouse kidney, using a technique that could create replacement organs faster than previously tested methods.
Biologists have previously cultivated teeth in a laboratory and successfully transplanted them into the jaws of mice, but Japanese researchers have hailed the latest development as offering much faster growth rates.
The latest method "saves about 10 days" compared to earlier techniques, said Tokyo University of Science professor Takashi Tsuji, who led the research.
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Hermès Launches Petit h Line of Quirky Accessories
Petit h, a new offshoot of Hermès, uses the brand's discarded materials to create delightful items, from toys to tablet cases
Photography by Hermès
A change tray in the shape of a toy car.
There's something to be said for pure whimsy and delight, and the creative minds at Hermès have decided to say it in the language they know best—fine materials, exquisite craftsmanship, and design artistry. Petit h, the brand's kicky offshoot, does for toy sailboats and baby elephants what Hermès (with a capital H) has done for equipage and handbags for more than a century.
The concept is as straightforward as it is felicitous: Take discarded materials from Hermès workshops—trimmings from the cutting tables, crocodile skins with irregular scales, crystal with tiny air bubbles—and transform them into objects of wonder through the vision of inspired designers and artists working in concert with the company's masterful artisans.
"From my childhood, I have always felt that it is impossible to throw away what is beautiful. I believe that you are obliged to take care of what is given to you, especially a material that has been so carefully chosen," says Pascale Mussard, artistic director of Petit h and great-great-great-granddaughter of saddlemaker Thierry Hermès.
Flights of fancy abound in the Petit h collection of unique and limited-edition confections. There's a nifty change tray in the form of a mini-roadster made of fuchsia crocodile and green calfskin; a toy boat with silk sails snipped from Hermès scarves; and a skateboard sculpture with a deck fashioned from an oblong fish plate from an Hermès dinner service.
"Petit h is a way of paying tribute to Hermès," says Mussard. "It has only one goal—to celebrate the craftsmen, the materials, the artisans who work for us, the memories, the history."
Petit h creations are presented in special sales that pop up in Hermès boutiques around the globe. At present, the collection is making its first appearance in Southern California at the Hermès shop in South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa.
Click here to see a slide show of unique offerings from Petit h.
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Winter 2006 (Updated 2011)
Starting out in a small office with a single secretary in 1936, the Guild has evolved over the years to meet the changing needs of its members.
INTO THE FUTURE: National Executive Director Jay D. Roth
brought a new level of sophistication to meeting
the needs of the membership.
The Directors Guild of America is an international labor organization with a staff of 140, a dozen departments, a national headquarters in Los Angeles, offices in New York and Chicago, and governing bodies drawn from its 14,500 members in the U.S. and around the world. This wasn't always the case. The evolution of the Guild from 1936 to the present day can most easily be seen as a continuum taking place over three distinct eras. The first began in the late 1930s with the establishment of the Guild. This ran through the late 1970s when a period of modernization began. The third and present era started in 1995 with a significant expansion of our approach to representation, organizing and member service.
"It's a members' organization, but it's the staff that keeps continuity and keeps focus and makes sure things get done," Past DGA President Michael Apted said. "Our members are and always have been busy people who are often off doing jobs, and the staff has been the rock on which the Guild is built, it's the stability and continuity that the organization was founded on."
The foundation of the Guild was set in the first era when, over the course of nearly 40 years, the staff evolved from one secretary, Elizabeth Berger, at its small offices in Crossroads of the World on Sunset Boulevard, to no more than a dozen employees by the mid-'70s. This was a period where cornerstones of current Guild service were laid, under the leadership of the founders and key staff who oversaw the first contract negotiations, setting creative rights milestones, instituting the pension and health plans, establishing residuals, coordinating the merger between directors on the East and West coasts, bringing the AD/UPM and AD/SM categories into the Guild, construction of the first DGA headquarters building in Los Angeles, and the acquisition of the Guild's New York offices.
Early Guild executives were mostly members who assumed the top administrative duties, including J.P. McGowan, Vernon Keays and William S. Holman. Joe Youngerman, an assistant director, took over as National Executive Secretary in 1950 and held the office for 27 years, earnings the nickname, "Mr. Guild." In 1950, the SDG had about 900 members and the full-time staff had grown to three - Youngerman, an office manager and Mabel Walker Willebrandt, an attorney who served as General Counsel.
FROM TOP: National Executive
Secretary Joe Youngerman,
National Executive Director Glenn
Gumpel, National Executive
Secretary Michael Franklin
Under Youngerman, the staff expanded to a dozen, including a bookkeeper, the first field rep and switchboard operator by the time the original Guild headquarters was built in 1955. After the Screen Directors Guild and Radio and Television Directors Guild merged to create the DGA in 1960, executives were assigned in Los Angeles, New York and Chicago to handle assistant directors and unit production managers, as well as associate directors and stage managers. Still, no departments existed, nor would they until the late 1970s. Although the Guild ran effectively, there were concerns from the National Board that the Guild was becoming anachronistic in its approach to meeting core functions, particularly residuals collection and contract enforcement.
Some leading board members, chief among them President Robert B. Aldrich, challenged the status quo in the mid-'70s and urged the DGA to modernize, especially as membership continued to grow rapidly on both coasts, rising from 3,300 members in 1967 to nearly 5,500 in 1977. Joe Youngerman retired in 1978, and Michael Franklin was hired as national executive secretary. Franklin, a lawyer who had worked in business affairs at CBS-TV and served as Executive Director of the Writers Guild of America west, moved quickly to bolster the Guild's services.
With the advent of new businesses like home video and the development of studios from independent entities to large corporations, Franklin knew the Guild had to respond to the challenges and, with board approval, he created several new departments including legal, residuals, membership and signatories. This required added staff and, by the end of Franklin's tenure in 1987, when the Guild's membership exceeded 8,000, the DGA had about 85 employees in Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. It was also in this period that the DGA, in 1978, achieved the ability to enforce its contracts through the arbitration and the grievance process. Franklin's successor, Glenn Gumpel, came aboard as National Executive Director (as the title was renamed in 1983) in 1988 and continued this process through 1995, as the Guild's membership approached 10,000. He was the executive when the Guild moved into its
current headquarters in Los Angeles in 1989.
The current era, under the leadership of National Executive Director Jay D. Roth, has seen a concerted effort to raise the sophistication and effectiveness of the Guild's approach to its core functions: representing members in collective bargaining, organizing and jurisdiction, and member support. The Guild got its first Credits Department, which has assisted all members of the directorial team in enforcing contracts' credit criteria for film and television, and an Organizing Department to address specialized types of work including independent film, reality television, and commercial work. In addition, an executive was assigned to address the lack of women and ethnic minorities hired by the industry and work with our committees and councils to affect change in this area. A Government Affairs office, working with a newly formed, member-driven Political Action Committee, was created to examine the impact of local, state and national legislation and the effect of those laws on our membership.
A Research Department monitors the entertainment industry's new technological and economic developments so that the Guild can be ahead of the curve when going into negotiations on behalf of the membership. The Guild also completed a four-year project to convert its legacy computer database systems (originally developed in the early 1980s) into a single, streamlined system to track and record projects, residuals, credits, membership and other vital data. A Communications Department keeps members well informed through the DGA Monthly member magazine and the DGA Quarterly craft journal and, most recently, the Guild completely revamped its website, www.dga.org.
JOB WELL DONE: National Executive Director Jay D. Roth
(right) and Negotiating Committee Chairman Gil Cates
after the 2005 Basic Agreement was signed.
"Jay Roth is the very best of the breed of executive directors," said Secretary-Treasurer Gilbert Cates said. "Savvy technically, an ex-labor lawyer, he knows both his job and the fact that the membership, through its board and elected leaders, makes policy. He is a defender of the Guild's basic mission, which is to make things better for its members."
Since its inception, the DGA has expanded its jurisdiction well beyond feature film to include episodic television, documentaries, movies for television, commercials, daytime serials (soap operas), musical variety, news, sports, children's programming and reality television. Through the leadership of members and staff, advances continue to be made in each of these genres to protect and improve members' economic and creative rights.
"Our charge from the president and the board is to maintain the highest professional level of representation and service," Roth said. "We constantly challenge ourselves and the organization to be second to none."
A look and some of the major events and accomplishments in DGA history and the members who made them.
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Age & Innocence
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Q: Dependencies between PBIs in TFS Cloud (Scrum) I am filling the product backlog for a new product with user story PBIs. As I write, I realise that some PBIs are dependent on others being completed first. I cannot use the order of the backlog because it gets changed by others depending on client requirements. I want it to be obvious that one PBI depends upon another being completed first. Inter-PBI links are possible but it's not clear what a link between PBIs represents.

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*What is the best way to get TFS 2012 (in the cloud) using the SCRUM template to represent PBI dependencies?

*Does anyone use hierarchical PBIs or tags for this purpose?

Thanks in advance.

A: There is a WI link type for Predecessor/Successor.  This is how I typically do it.  It doesn't make it super-obvious, but the information is captured somebody just has to go to the WI Links tab to see it.

A: I would recommend that you get all of the people competing for priority in the backlog to appoint a single Backlog Owner who understand the dependencies ( sounds like you). That person can then order the backlog taking into account both customer priority and dependency.
I have in the past added a Customer priority field to the PBI & Bug to allow the Sales\Customer Services guys to order that field to their hearts content in excel.
That way they are not interfering with your order but still providing the influential and valuable customer order.

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The UN has redesigned its web site for 2012 ---its much more user friendly and information richer. Have a look at it here.
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You haven't played the game, where Gavyn destroyes one of the shield generators.
Okay, running with a lot of lag I got the best Sykes pic I could on Galaxies. If anyone wants to get a better one, go ahead and try. I suggest going for the same angle from the opposite side, if that'd give better lighting. But it's your pic.—Unsigned comment by RDMio (talk • contribs).
So how should we pronounce 'Gavyn Sykes'? Is it "Gavin Sikes" or "Gaveen Seeks"?
you do still see Sykes running to his ship with his counterpart R2-C4, and then just after Ric Olié remarks about the shields being too strong, you see a certain rather nice and shiny N-1 fighter fire upon a large radar style protusion on the Droid Control Ship. Moments later that protusion explodes in a ball of fire! Yup, you guessed it, I am reliably informed by Lucasfilm that yellow fighter is Sykes responding to Ric Olié, and that protusion is indeed the shield generator (although it looks a little different in the game). Shortly afterward, Anakin lands inside, saves the day, and you see him, Sykes, and all the others at the end celebration (I'm 9th in the line of pilots)! So now you know - even more!
I also agree that Sykes is seen in the film performing this. Why has so much good material been removed from the article? This was a great article until all this over-editing for the sake of editing. We have it verified on a Lucasfilm owned website that Sykes destroyed the shield generator. Please can we stop the ridiculous changes now. There are 3 users in agreement, and 1 against.
But the behind the scenes info exists to describe anything not suitable for the main article. The gimmick at the end of the game is to hit an object that is not the shield generator in the film, in other words, it's a game mechanic. A mechanism to facilitate gameplay. Just as hitting the shield generator globes (which are mainly sensor globes) on Star Destroyers in a game, causes them to lose its shields. This is even mirrored in the Independence Day game, where the fighter you're piloting has to hit shield generator parts not seen in the film, in order to deactivate them.
Dude, we're supposed to be working together to find a compromise here - you're not helping achieve that lol. You are rewriting the policies of this website in your post about what is and what is not game mechanics. According to Wookieepedia, the storyline of a game is Canon and is not Mechanics. Just because you reword that into your own words, does not change the policy of Wookieepedia. However, that said, I agree with everything you say about Sykes in TPM - there is no argument there. That is why the article should be reverted but all references to the character destroying the shield generator should be clealy referenced only to BFN. By doing that, we both completely agree with each other and the article satisfies both of us. That is a win-win situation. However by doing it your way, you are disagreeing with 3 years worth of edits (not by me but by admins etc.) and only you win - which is the path to the dark side ;) Let's try to get along. Can we agree on this compromise that includes both viewpoints please dude?


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Q: JAVA: BMI Calculator using I am very new to java trying to build a simple BMI calculator using a constructor, a public instance method and a toString method.
public class BMI {

public BMI(String name, double height, double weight){

}

public String getBMI() {
    return (weight/height);
  }

  public String toString() {
        return name + "is" + height + "tall and is " + weight +
                "and has a BMI of" + getBMI() ;
      }

public static void main(String[] args) {

}

i don't really know what i'm doing, so all help is appreciated. If you know how to complete this and can show me a main method which can demonstrate how to use it that would be even more appreciated.
thanks :)

A: You have only local variables in constructor.
public class BMI {

String name;
double height, weight;

public BMI(String name, double height, double weight){
    this.name = name;
    this.height = height;
    this.weight = weight;
}

public double getBMI() {
    return (weight/height);
  }

  public String toString() {
        return name + "is" + height + "tall and is " + weight +
                "and has a BMI of" + getBMI() ;
      }

public static void main(String[] args) {
     BMI obj = new BMI("John",77,44);
     System.out.println(obj);
     //or
     double bmi = obj.getBMI();
     System.out.println("BMI = "+bmi);

}

A: Since you're a beginner I'm posting full code to get you going.
public class BMI {
String name;
double height;
double weight;
public BMI(String name, double height, double weight){
   this.name=name;
   this.height=height;
   this.weight=weight;
}

public String getBMI() {
    return (weight/height);
  }

  public String toString() {
        return name + "is" + height + "tall and is " + weight +
                "and has a BMI of" + getBMI() ;
      }

public static void main(String[] args) {
     System.out.println(new BMI("Sample",2,4));

}

Output

Sample is 2 tall and is 4 and has a BMI of 2

A: You already have a code so I'll just mention that BMI is weight (in kg) divided by height (in m) squared


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Being questioned at trial by my son's killer caused 'more torture'
Alison O'Riordan
A mother whose son was decapitated in a sickening murder has hit out at the fact that she had to be put through the added 'torture' of being questioned in the witness box by his killer.
Angela Finnegan, whose son Philip was killed by Stephen Penrose, said: 'No mother should have to sit in a witness box and be questioned by the man who murdered her son.'
The brave mother, whose powerful victim-impact statement was delivered before Penrose received a life sentence, stressed that the double killer caused 'more torture' to her family when he cross-examined her in the witness box.
Angela Finnegan, whose son Philip was killed by Stephen Penrose, said: 'No mother should have to sit in a witness box and be questioned by the man who murdered her son.' Pic: Collins Courts
Addressing Penrose directly, she said she believed he sacked his legal team on purpose just so he could put her through further agony in court.
Ms Finnegan also told how she ensured hers were the last hands to touch her son's body three weeks after he was murdered. 'I suppose, in a way, I was trying to cleanse Philly's body of your evil, vermin hands,' she told Penrose.
Following the victim-impact statements in which it was also heard that Mr Finnegan's murder has left four children fatherless, Judge Alexander Owens sentenced Penrose to the mandatory term of life imprisonment for murder. The sentence was backdated to May 17, 2017, when he went into custody.
Angela Finnegan's son Philip.
Penrose, who was present in court for his sentencing, brazenly told the judge that he would like to address the court, but this request was shot down by the judge, who said: 'You don't get to speak at this particular time.'
Mrs Finnegan said of her cross-examination by double-killer Penrose: 'It's not right and shouldn't have happened.
'I believe, in your twisted mind, you sacked your legal team to cause more misery, heartache and agony on me and my family.'
Addressing Penrose directly, Angela Finnegan said she believed he sacked his legal team on purpose just so he could put her through further agony in court. Pic: Collins Courts
On day two of the case, Penrose, who was representing himself at the trial after dismissing two of his legal teams, cross-examined Mrs Finnegan, and she told him she believed that another man was involved in the killing of her son.
However, Mrs Finnegan also agreed with Brendan Grehan SC, prosecuting, that the person she referred to was in prison at the time her son went missing.
Her testimony was heard as part of an emotional victim-impact statement read on Monday to the Central Criminal Court, where 38-year-old Penrose was sentenced.
Last month, convicted killer Penrose, of Newtown Court, Malahide Road, Coolock, Dublin 17, was found guilty by unanimous jury verdict of murdering his friend Mr Finnegan, 24, at Rahin Woods, Rahin, Edenderry, Co. Kildare, on August 10, 2016. He had pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Last month, convicted killer Penrose, of Newtown Court, Malahide Road, Coolock, Dublin 17, was found guilty by unanimous jury verdict of murdering his friend Mr Finnegan, 24, at Rahin Woods, Rahin, Edenderry, Co. Kildare, on August 10, 2016. Pic: Shutterstock
It was Penrose's second time to stand trial for murder. In 2010, a Central Criminal Court jury found him not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter after he admitted stabbing David Sharkey, 28, to death in Navan, Co. Meath, following a row over drugs, and then putting the body in the boot of a car. He was sentenced to nine years in prison for that offence.
Assistant State pathologist Dr Margaret Bolster gave evidence at the trial that the decapitated remains of Mr Finnegan were found curled up in a foetal position in the grave and attempts had been made to burn his body. The trial heard that gardaí put it to Penrose that he had Mr Finnegan 'dig his own grave'.
In the expert witness's view, Mr Finnegan's death was caused by multiple stab wounds to the body, including two fatal ones to his liver and his heart.
In her statement, Mrs Finnegan said that her family's life changed forever on August 10, 2016, when 'Philly' never came home.
Angela Finnegan's testimony was heard as part of an emotional victim-impact statement read on Monday to the Central Criminal Court, where 38-year-old Penrose was sentenced. Pic: Shutterstock
'The shock, panic and pain was unbearable. Three long weeks later Philly was found,' she said.
Mrs Finnegan said that 'the gruesome and horrific death' that Penrose had inflicted on Philip has left them 'traumatised and scarred' for the rest of their lives. 'We are not living, only existing. Philly was a son, father, brother and uncle. All our tomorrows were taken away,' she continued.
She added: 'His brothers and sisters never got to kiss him goodbye as I was afraid of the psychological damage it [seeing his body] would have had on them and his children. Philly wasn't yours to take, he was mine.'
Referring to the five-week trial, Mrs Finnegan said: 'After all the pain you inflicted on our family by taking Philly from us, it wasn't enough for you. During the trial you had to cause more torture when you cross-examined me in the witness box.'
Of her family's love for Philip, she said the pain doesn't get any easier. 'Philly had a heart of gold and would always help anybody in need. I miss his infectious smile, heart of gold and all the laughter, chats and hugs and the "I love you, Ma". I love you, my son,' she said.
In a second victim-impact statement entitled 'Our Daddy', Mrs Finnegan said the deceased has four 'beautiful children' but his youngest son never got to meet his father as he was not born by the time Philip died. 'His new son was born in February 2017. Philly loved his children with all his heart and was the sole carer for his kids at the time of his death,' she said.
She added that 'the children still don't understand why their daddy had to go to heaven'.
During the trial, a forensic scientist testified that a DNA profile found on a bloodied glove discovered near Mr Finnegan's remains matched the DNA of Penrose.
While representing himself at trial, Penrose had an 'outburst' in the court and accused a Garda inspector, who he was cross-examining, of lying under oath. 'He is telling bulls*** about me,' Penrose shouted, before demanding that the witness be 'dismissed' from his trial as his 'word' could not be accepted. Penrose refused to continue attending his trial after this and said he would represent himself 'from the cells'.
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'Bond 25' Suffers Second Setback As "Controlled Explosion" Damages 007 Stage Exterior At Pinewood
June 4, 2019 11:40am
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For the second time in recent weeks, Bond 25 had an action shot go awry, this time with a controlled explosion damaging the exterior of the 007 stage at Pinewood Studios.
The official James Bond Twitter account confirmed the mishap, and reported that while there were no injuries on the set, a crew member outside the stages sustained a minor injury. It doesn't look like the accident will delay shooting, I'm told.
The Sun in London reported that the explosion came during the test of a stunt and created a giant fireball that tore apart some of the roof that houses the set.
This comes after 007 Daniel Craig suffered an ankle injury while shooting in Jamaica. That time the film did halt production for Craig's surgery. Cary Fukunaga is directing the film, which will be released April 8, 2020 by MGM and Annapurna through their joint venture for domestic, with Universal handling foreign.
Craig stars alongside Rami Malek as a hi-tech villain who draws Bond out of retirement, and returning cast members Ben Whishaw, Lea Seydoux, Naomie Harris and Ralph Fiennes.
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How and why do you surf the 'Net?
Do you turn on your computer, open your browser, then scratch your head and wonder, "Hmm? what I should look for today?"
I'll bet you dollars to donuts you've got specific goals in mind when you surf the 'Net.
Imagine for a moment that you gained a couple pounds over Thanksgiving. You're concerned that the fast-approaching Christmas feast, may have you wearing a mumu on Maui this January.
There's no way you're going to let that happen, so you decide to research treadmills on the 'Net. Naturally, you start at Google.com, and type in 'treadmills'. You click on a link that reads 'Treadmill Buyers Guide - Unbeatable Low Prices & Expert Info, Buy Direct and Save 40% - 45%'.
Would it frustrate you to land on a page that has no information about treadmills, and no obvious way to get to that information?
What about when you have to click on several links?
First you click on 'Sports', then 'Running', then back up when you don't see 'Treadmills' under 'Running'. Finally after 10 clicks you find the 'Treadmill' page listed under 'Fitness Equipment', which for some reason has different stuff than 'Sports Equipment'. There are 3 treadmills listed on the page, so back you go to Google.
Fortunately, searching at Google gives much better results than depicted above.
Indeed, when searching for 'treadmills' at Google, the first page of search engine results all go to pages specifically about treadmills. Nearly all the natural and sponsored listings belong to sites that sell just treadmills, or are sports equipment sites.
So why is it that many newbie webmasters think that building an all-purpose super mall, that sells everything and anything, will bring them fame and fortune, and save them the work of having to build multiple sites?
The answer to that question is beyond me. Those sites just don't get found, unless their name is Yahoo!, Epinions, ConsumerSearch or About.com. And if a site doesn't get found, it certainly doesn't get famous.
As for saving time by building only one site - what a pipe dream! Building a 1-stop shopping directory site with universal appeal and umpteen hundred categories, requires umpteen hundred pages. That takes time - lots and LOTS of time? unless you've got a Yahoo!-sized staff and advertising budget.
Lacking that type of investment, your best bet is to focus on a single theme. A five-to-ten page site that is easy-to-navigate with excellent reviews and information beats out a willy-nilly mall site every day of the week.
So put yourself in your customers' (running) shoes, and give them treadmills when they want treadmills.
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A lot of my italki friends from time to time asked me where and how did I learn Spanish. I told them I learned it entirely through the internet. It is true. I would like to share my experience thereof with you.
I understand the difficulties that some of my friends have in learning Chinese. I do not mean difficulties with the language per se but due to logistical difficulties. I was once told by a friend of Chile that he could not go to the school in a far away village to study Chinese as it would take him three hours to go there. Another friend, from Costa Rica, told me he had to quit his Chinese classes as his mother could not afford to pay his tuition any more. Recently, I was asked by a friend of Spain to teach him Chinese. He showed on my webcam an worn out Chinese lesson book, which was given to him by a Chinese who ran a Chinese restaurant in his town. One of the sentences, he asked me to teach him was 我们跳舞(Shall we dance?). I taught him anyway, but I teased him that he would never have a chance to use it.
Nowadays if you want to learn a new language, look no further than the internet. Everything is there, it is free and it is up to date. When I first learned Spanish, I used the website, http://www.spanishdict.com,a lot. It taught single word pronunciation and simple grammar of Spanish. I then used http://www.wordreference.com, which had detailed translation of Spanish word by word and most beautiful of all it had a special section for the conjugation of virtually each and every Spanish verb. I now listen to BBC Mundo a lot and especially "Estudio Abierto". I can even watch the soap opera "el clon" in Spanish on You-tube episode by by episode, some 1000 episodes in all.
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'Sherlock' season 4 release date in 2015, sooner than 2016?
Azalea Pena 11 June 2014 | 9:03 PM
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Fans of "Sherlock" are ecstatic to hear that the show was picked up for a season 4 by BBC. In fact, there's a rumor that the show has been picked up for a season 5 too. But the burning question right now is, when will season 4 air?
The release date for "Sherlock" season 4 is still unconfirmed. Rumors say that it won't be airing until 2016. But according to Mirror Online, BBC has denied this. A spokesperson from the show told Mirror Online that "Conversations are still ongoing regarding Sherlock's return. Steven Moffat has already said that he has mapped out a fourth series, but it is always depending on cast availability."
The thing is, Benedict Cumbercatch and Martin Freeman, the two lead actors of the show, have hectic schedules. Both are part of the movie "Hobbit" and they are also filming the last installment as well.
Moffat also told E! Online: "Sue's working on the schedules right now. I just started with Capaldi on the new series of Doctor Who. You know, we'll do what we can, but with no sacrifice in quality -- that's the thing. If people have to wait two years, they'll have to wait two years. When's the next James Bond film? You know, it's not that kind of show that turns up all the time. It's just not. But the good news is, that probably means it will turn up sporadically for a very, very long while."
A two-year gap in between seasons is really nothing new to "Sherlock." Season 1 debuted in 2010, the next season in 2012 and the third season in 2014. So, it's really not unusual if Season 4 airs on 2016. But BBC is denying this and hints that season 4 may air sooner than everyone thinks.
According to a source for RadioTimes, season 5 may premiere earlier than 2016. "It will not be this year – but 2015 is very much the hope and expectation," said the source.
For fans of "Sherlock" who are avidly awaiting the confirmation of the release date, do not worry. There is news that there will be one special episode before season 4 starts. Freeman confirmed this when he guested on Alan Carr's talk show.


To ask the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport if all rights and opportunities in terms of access to disabled parking for carers and so on are extending to those who have been diagnosed with autism or who are on the autistic spectrum, considering that in the Disabilities Act it is classed as a sensory disability; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
* For WRITTEN answer on Wednesday, 19th October, 2016.
It is not currently my intention to extend the Disabled Parking Permit scheme to the carers of those who have been diagnosed with autism or who are on the autistic spectrum.
The Road Traffic (Traffic and Parking) Regulations 1997, as amended, provide for the operation of disabled person's parking permits (also known as European Parking Cards) in Ireland. The Permit complies with EU Recommendation 98/376/EC. For the purposes of an EU parking permit, a disabled person is defined as "a person with a permanent condition or disability that severely restricts their ability to walk".
In July 2010, my Department published a Review of the Disabled Parking Scheme which was conducted by the Department in co-operation with the issuing authorities, the Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland (DDAI) and the Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA). One of the conclusions of the Review was that criteria for eligibility for the Scheme should be refocused from the type of disability to actual level of mobility impairment. The medical criteria for issue of the EU parking permit are strict and only persons whose mobility is severely and permanently restricted qualify.
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News Final Opera Wii Version In April
Nintendo announce that the final version of the Opera Web Browser for Wii will launch next month and be free until the end of June.
"Since late December, Wii owners have been able to download a trial version of the Opera Internet browser. After receiving substantial and helpful feedback from consumers, friends and family members, Nintendo developers have made a number of improvements to the final..
Fri 23rd Mar 2007
News Free Opera Browser From Friday 22nd December
The free Opera browser trial for the Nintendo Wii, is up for download from this Friday
On Dec. 22, Nintendo and Opera Software bring the Internet to the living room couch with a free trial version of the Opera Web browser. Wii owners with a high-speed Internet connection can download a free trial Opera browser to activate the Internet Channel of the...
Tue 19th Dec 2006
News Opera Going Live Dec 23rd?
We've heard a rumour that the Internet Channel on Wii will launch on the 23rd of December, just in time for Christmas.
Even thought the console ships with a "lite" version of Opera (the Wii Shop uses this) the general Internet Channel isn't yet live. The good folk over at Wii Spin have received word that the software will become available later this month, at least in Sweden. "The release date..
Fri 8th Dec 2006
News Wii Opera Browser Free Until June 2007
Good news for early adopters; The Nintendo Wiis Opera web browser will be free to download until June 2007.
A press released by Opera today has stated that the Wii web browser will be free to download until June 2007. The browser will not cost a thing once downloaded. After that you will be required to use up your Wii points to download the browser...
News Wii 'channels'
Information about Wii's menus surface from Nintendo's press conference earlier today.
Here's the info direct from Nintendo: The Wii™ console will revolutionize how people play games. But more importantly, it will entice new players into the world of video games by offering a variety of entertainment, information and communication Channels that add...
Fri 15th Sep 2006
News DS Browser Details
Nintendo reveal official details of the DS Browser, to be released in Europe on October 6th.
Europeans should expect the same as the Japanese, there will be two versions of the DS Browser, one for original DS and one for DS Lite. These two versions are to accommodate the different sized GBA slots found in the different models. "The Nintendo DS Browser is a convenient web browser, which enables..
Tue 8th Aug 2006
News Opera Launch Browser Mini Site
Opera have recently launched a mini-site dedicated to its Nintendo adventures on both DS and Wii
Opera's site now has further details about the DS Web Browser, this time in English. There's a whole section dedicated to tips and tricks that provide a good indication of how the browser works with your touch screen and stylus. "Forget the scrollbar - DS browser users prefer panning. When in..
Wed 5th Jul 2006
News The Portable Opera Experience
Opera blogger posts about his hands on experience with the DS version of Opera
US Opera blogger has recently had the chance to play with a prototype version of the Opera software for Nintendo's portable device, the DS. His post describes exactly how easy the browser is to use and an overview of the features. "Getting online with the Opera software was just as easy as it is with any Nintendo DS..
Mon 26th Jun 2006
News Opera DS Bound For July In Japan
Opera announced that the DS Web Browser will launch on July 24th in Japan for 3,800 YEN.
Those chilly Norwegians have announced further details surrounding the launch of the Opera Web Browser for Nintendo DS. "Opera Software today announced that the Opera Web browser for Nintendo DS will be released in Japan on July 24. The DS browser will initially be sold online only at a price of 3,800 yen,..
Wed 21st Jun 2006
News Opera Wii
IGN talks to Opera's Scott Hedrick and tries to uncover some facts about the web browser for Nintendo Wii.
IGN managed to squeeze some questions in the general direction of Opera for Devices' executive vice president, Scott Hedrick. He had quite alot to say about the general partnership with Nintendo. "Opera is a full Web browser for desktop, mobile and devices. We use our same desktop core to..
Wed 24th May 2006
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News Opera DS To Reach Japan In June
News comes that the DS version of the Opera Web Browser will be released in June for the Japanese.
Nintendo announced its partnership with Opera to deliver a Web Browser for the Nintendo DS unit earlier this year. They have now announced that the first version of the software will be released in Japan this coming June. Date for North America and Europe are still unknown. The browser will be..
Mon 3rd Apr 2006
News Inside The Opera Browser
Cubed3 puts the questions to the people at Opera, who recently announced its pending web browser for Nintendo DS.
Our friends over at Cubed3 have had a chance to quiz Berit Hanson, the Opera PR Manager for devices about the upcoming Opera web browser for Nintendo DS. The interview, posted today, covers a bunch of questions you might have about the software such as standards and plugin support..
Mon 13th Mar 2006
News Opera Web Browser For Nintendo DS
Those Norwegians are set to bring the Opera web browser to your Nintendo DS.
Nintendo and Opera have announced that they plan to bring the popular Opera browser to a handheld near you. There's been rumours of such software for the DS ever since the PSP launched its own web browsing software. Certainly a wise move by Nintendo. "In Opera's agreement with Nintendo, Nintendo DS users will now be..
Wed 15th Feb 2006
News Nintendo Shares New Info About Bowser's Fury Mode In Super Mario 3D World
News Switch Listing For Plants Vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville Surfaces Online
Video Digital Foundry's Technical Analysis Of DOOM Eternal On Switch
Poll What's The Best Kirby Game?
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Soapbox Oh No, I Accidentally Made Animal Crossing Into A Time Capsule Of Misery
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Rexík je název komiksu kreslíře Jaroslava Němečka a Karla Ladislava. Hlavním hrdinou je zelený ještěr, který zažívá se svými přáteli Karlíkem (Kohout) a Lojzíkem (Liška) různá dobrodružství. Pomáhají jim k tomu také vynálezy Lojzíkova bratrance Artura. Rexík se stal součástí Čtyřlístku v roce 1994. Již v prvním díle byl posledním komiksovým příběhem v sešitech čtyřlístku a tuto tradici si držel do konce roku 2009. Jako jeden z nejlepších komiksů Čtyřlístku se mu také dostává naležité pozornosti, za zmínku stojí např. Rexík v Akci (Výběr nejlepších Rexíkových příběhů), nebo jeho spojení s hlavním příběhem Čtyřlístku v jubilejním čtyřstém díle. Také stojí za zmínku, že je to po samotném Čtyřlístku nejstarší seriál v sešitě. Na konci roku 2009 byl však nahrazen komiksem Alfíno a Žužu.

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Loading salt cod on vessel.
Fishing fleet at Portland, ME, Fernald and Dyers wharves, 1882.
Shad fishery, Osmond & Sons float, Havre de Grace, MD.
Oyster fishery, cannery of Pearson & Co., Baltimore, MD.
Oyster fleet at Baltimore, MD.
Oyster fleet in Baltimore Harbor, MD.
T Wharf, Boston, Worth, 1891.
T Wharf, Boston, N.E. Co., Worth, 1891.
Gloucester Harbor from New Pound Island, Worth, 1891.
Sailing dories and small boats, Cape Ann, MA.
Drying skates for fertilizer at Provincetown, MA, Cape Cod Oil Works.
Sailing dories at Pigeon Cove, Cape Ann, MA.
Fish curing establishments, fish freighter in the foreground.
Schnrs. (new) Ethel B. Jacobs (old) M.A. Baston on railway, Gloucester, MA.
Taking seine into boat, Gloucester, MA, Worth, 1891.
Flags displayed for celebration of a fisherman's wedding, Gloucester, MA.
Landing fish from pound net, North Truro, MA.
Pound net and steamer, Cape Cod, MA.
Taking fish from pound net, Cape Cod, MA.
Boat houses, Cape Cod, MA.
Provincetown Harbor from Picket & Co. fish wharf, Worth, 1891.
Nantucket, MA, boat and house of Massachusetts Humane Society, Worth, 1891.
Fishing boats and artificial harbor wall, Cape Ann, MA, Worth, 1891.
Fishing boats, Cape Ann, MA.
Folly Cove, lobster quarters, Gloucester, MA.
General view of ship yard at Essex, MA, James Tarr's yard in foreground.
Russia Cement Co. Factory, Gloucester, MA.
Vessel building at Essex, MA, yard of Willard and Barnham Jr.
Building of the first American beam trawler at A.D. Story's yard, Essex, MA.
Three vessels building at A.D. Story's yard, Essex, MA.
Vessel building at John Bishop's yard, Gloucester, MA.
Schooner Ethel B. Jacobs cabin looking forward, Capt "Sol" Jacob.
Mackerel canning of Pickett & Co., Provincetown, MA, Worth, 1891.


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New Albums That Should Be On Your Radar
ByEric Eidelstein
Twitter: @ericeidelstein
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For all the negatives 2017 has brought, it has been a great year for music, as evidenced by our list of the best albums of the year. There has been some really innovative work from artists on the rise, from SZA to Lil Uzi Vert to Kelela. But we've also had some longtime talents come with albums that challenged not only listeners but the artists themselves. Tyler the Creator gave us his most profound and emotional albums yet. Childish Gambino proved that he's more than clever wordplay, and Lorde followed her debut with an album that is as catchy as it is insightful. It has not been a year of holding back.
Naturally, with all those great records to listen to, there was so much music that many of us couldn't get around to, even from artists who are by no means new faces. It's been a powerful year for electronic artists like Fever Ray and Jlin, whose latest records offer music that is at once challenging and irresistible. Perfume Genius, who returned with his fourth album, subverts the notion that music has to be sad to be affecting. There's also Jonwayne and Kamaiyah, newish voices who have found ways to channel their demons into stinging creations. Below are albums from the past year that should be on your radar.
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NC faces row over active membership renewal
By NC faces row over active membership renewal
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Kathmandu, January 17:
Nepali Congress is facing internal row amid allegations of gross anomaly coming from a section of the party regarding the renewal of party active membership even as the panel formed by the party to sort out the problems claimed it has nearly finished its job.
As the general convention is approaching, a section of the party, which is opposed to party general secretary Sushil Koirala, accused the panel of lacking transparecy in its entire process.
Senior leader Ram Chandra Paudel said the anomalies have been taking place despite repeated plea to party president Girija Prasad Koirala.
The anomalies include not publicising the list of party workers whose active membership has been renewed, thus ruling out element of transparency in the entire exercise something which is against the democratic practices.
"We have been reinforcing the need to ensure transparency. But nothing seems to be turning right," Paudel said in a resigned tone.
So much so, the leadership could be thinking of going to the general convention even without publicising the names of active members and that of the representatives of the party who go around the districts to conduct grassroot elections to pick up delegates for the general convention.
"The party could go to the general convention without meeting the formalities," a source said attributing the same to fear pychosis in general secretary Koirala's camp. Narahari Acharya, another central member, also lamented the entire exercise.
"Even if they really end up the controversy regarding the outcome of the entire exercise, what is for sure that the general convention would not be a controversial one?" Acharya asked.
As initially announced the panel ought to have finalised the list of active members on or before January 13. However, the task is still undone although claims are in place that the team has finished its job.
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On Wednesday morning, employees from the search engine Bing Travel will go to the Seattle and Boston airports, randomly pick 1,000 travelers, and reimburse them for them their luggage fees, up to $15 each.
"The whole idea is to bring a little surprise and joy into a traditionally painful day to fly," says a spokesperson for Bing.
About 1,000 folks at each airport will be picked. No specifics about terminals or airlines, but most of the vouchers will be handed out in the morning hours. Follow @Fareologist on Twitter for more information about the giveaway.
Any financial help will be welcome, as a few airlines have hiked their new "holiday travel surcharges" up to $50 each way for flying on key days during the holiday.
By the way, planning ahead for Christmas travel? Bing.com/travel can offer predictions on whether you should buy your tickets now or wait a little while for lower fares later.


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Die Liste der Biografien führt alle Personen auf, die in der deutschsprachigen Wikipedia einen Artikel haben. Dieses ist eine Teilliste mit 27 Einträgen von Personen, deren Namen mit den Buchstaben "Doa" beginnt.

Doa

 DOA (* 1968), französischer Schriftsteller

Doak
 Doak, Ben (* 2005), schottischer Fußballspieler
 Doak, David, nordirischer Videospielentwickler
 Doak, Gary (1946–2017), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler und -trainer
 Doak, Peter (* 1944), australischer Schwimmer
 Doak, William N. (1882–1933), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Doakmaiklee, Weerapat (* 1987), thailändischer Tennisspieler

Doan
 Đoàn Kiến Quốc (* 1979), vietnamesischer Tischtennisspieler
 Doãn Ngọc Tân (* 1994), vietnamesischer Fußballspieler
 Doan, Dianne (* 1990), kanadische Schauspielerin
 Doan, Paulette, kanadische Eiskunstläuferin
 Dōan, Ritsu (* 1998), japanischer Fußballspieler
 Doan, Robert E. (1831–1919), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Doan, Shane (* 1976), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Đoàn, Văn Hậu (* 1999), vietnamesischer Fußballspieler
 Đoàn, Việt Cường (* 1985), vietnamesischer Fußballspieler
 Doan, William (1792–1847), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Dōan, Yū (* 1995), japanischer Fußballspieler
 Doane, Darren (* 1972), US-amerikanischer Filmregisseur und Filmproduzent
 Doane, Ken (* 1986), US-amerikanischer Wrestler
 Doane, Melanie (* 1967), kanadische Singer-Songwriterin
 Doane, Warren (1890–1964), US-amerikanischer Filmproduzent, Filmproduzent und Drehbuchautor
 Doane, William H. (1832–1915), US-amerikanischer Industrieller und Komponist
 Doaninoel, John (1950–2018), papua-neuguineischer Ordensgeistlicher, Weihbischof in Honiara

Doar
 Doar, John (1921–2014), US-amerikanischer Rechtsanwalt

Doat
 Doat, Taxile (1851–1938), französischer Keramiker

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saints7
I watched last nights game and came away with these impressions. 1) our seven defensemen are really struggling this year! way too many missed man assignments in their own zone,not getting the puck out of their own zone,pinching or rushing the puck deep,which allows too many odd man rushes coming back our way! Childs really looked lost out there,hughes has taken a step back this year,point men just not able to keep the puck in the offensive zone. we are young and there just does not seem to be any consistant energy or chemistry from game to game.I am never really sure which team is going to show up,the one that can beat anybody,or the one that will lose to anybody!
Tough weekend coming up for sure. Hopefully SLU can finish the rest of season with some hard fought games and then play spoiler in the playoffs. Go Saints!
Got 6, Want More
Overall, I agree with Tim. I thought we were the better team for 2.5 periods, and then Clarkson scored and we lost our composure. We did not look good the last 10 minutes.
The game winning goal was on the forwards out there. I think Vangog turned it over or did not clear when he had a chance too and, although I only saw the play one time, I think Oakley was the assignment of one of the forwards. Not even sure who was on the ice for the first goal against, but there were two Clarkson guys there and zero good guys right on the door step.
With youth, you get a bit up and down both with energy, performance, etc. The loss is disappointing but not devastating. Like Tim, I was sure we were going to win going into the third, and then they scored and we lost the momentum that was obviously there before.
Officiating was not the issue, and was good by ECAC standards, but that is like getting excited that you have another month to pay a big charge on your credit card because it missed the statement close date....you still know you are going to pay it next month because no crews are able to put it together for two games in a row. Heck, normally, they cant for two shifts in a row.
The last 10 minutes would not even phase me if Brown was not also fresh in my memory. That game was just ugly. This is not the time in the season we want to be losing our momentum or losing our composure.
All I can say is we have some good players and kids in our senior class. This is it. Lead and find a way to elevate the team. There is a lot of raw talent in that room but it is going to take some leadership to pull it together and carry the guys at times. Obviously, I think guys like Bogo, Keller and S. Flanagan can do it.....but I hope they do it fast. We need a couple of good weekends to hit the playoffs with some confidence.
Congrats to Clarkson. That was a big win for them and they did play with composure and pretty good discipline. Karpowich was a bit lucky at times but we made him look good. I am with Pitsi though....would like another crack at them when it matters....like in AC!;) Yeah, I know...wishful thinking.
StayPuftMMcu
SLU is the #1 team I do not want to see in the first round. Going 5-0 or 5-1 against a team (especially in a rivalry) in a single year is ridiculously difficult to do and I wouldn't feel comfortable about that series one bit.
Larriecat
I would argue that many of the problems in the defensive zone are a result of the inconsistent play of the forwards. Both Child and Hughes have not played as well as last year when they were paired together. (Though saying Child looked lost out there is a bit over critical.) I would agree with some bad decision making at the offensive blue line and in the offensive zone by the defensemen. SLU has a great history of the defense getting involved in the offense, but they need to pick the right times. Joe, essentially out the last four weeks, is badly missed.
It would be nice to have the team step up this weekend and carry it into the playoffs. Go Saints.
TimU
I would agree with some bad decision making at the offensive blue line and in the offensive zone by the defensemen. SLU has a great history of the defense getting involved in the offense, but they need to pick the right times.
Agreed. Fensel and Miskovic spent a lot of time behind the opposing goaltender, but they always seemed to make excellent decisions. I thought Baker (just to give an example) was starting to gamble too much during the Ylae game. Sure enough, the first time he pinched down the boards on Saturday, Brown took off the other way and scored.
But that will come. All I'm worried about is effort and energy right now. If they play hard and stay focused for 60 minutes they'll be in every game . . . and if they lose they lose. Like Got6 said, I just don't want them to give up all the forward momentum they've built over the past three months by not showing up with their best effort.
In any case, the next three, and maybe four, games will offer chances to step up and deliver a big win. I'm looking forward to seeing them in person again at Dartmouth.
Obviously, I agree with this. I thought Hughes and Baker also looked good together but they are some similar in their styles that I can make an argument for them being separated too though. I am not going to knock Child. He got a penalty called against him which was a very weak call and had a couple of iffy shifts but so did every single player on the team. I think, if memory serves, the first goal was on the d-men (Torney and M. Raley?) and the second goal against on the forward line of Essery, Vangog and S. Flanagan. I was not really thrilled with the ability to bear down to clear the puck defensively, or beat Clarkson to the puck or win the battles offensively. The one line I did like a lot was the 4th line of Wick, Logue and Dyer. Great energy, great hits and some solid zone time.
I won't dwell too much more on the details. I get this sense though of this game and Brown being a missed opportunity. You have to come out flying and play a full 60 especially at home.
What I do know and what I am happy about is to see all the freshmen and sophomores in the lineup and see them on the ice at crucial times....think about that: K. Flanagan, Carey, Essery, Vangog, Wick, Dyer, Logue, Baker, Hughes, P. Raley all out there and showing flashes of talent that I think could make for some fun years to come, and others Weninger, Austin, Stratford and Dewey all of whom I think can contribute did not play. What is up with Rick Carden? Mobley? Armstrong? Is the youth movement in full force? If so, why would Torney play over Austin, etc.?
slu fan
Breaking News--- Just got a call from my daughter in law {a staunch Boston Bruins Fan] that Rich Peverly has been traded to Boston from the Thrashers. Went in on the Ttrashers home page and she 's right. Great jump for Peverly, he'll fit right in with their style of play-------
I think so, too, and although Mike probably disagrees, I think Wheeler didn't fit in well at all, so I like this trade. Peverly will mix it up around the net, and I assume he'll kill penalties. I am definitely sorry to see Mark Stuart go, but the Bruins are pretty deep on defense, especially with Kaberle coming. I don't know that these moves make them good enough to win the Stanley Cup, but they should give them a better shot at winning the east.
Too bad they couldn't get Bogosian!!!
apple2k
Noooo--say it isn't so! Not to b--buh--I can't say that name!
Well, at least it wasn't the Habs.
On a more positive note, I have this weird feeling that we're gonna sweep--after the Clarkson game, I think we're ready to rumble.
Well, the Saints sure shut me up tonight! I'm scratching my head over these last four games, but that was another impressive win. Go get 'em tomorrow.
unionbob
thanks for your help tonight :)
critsports
Tim....you know me like a book. I don't like either trade. I think the Bruins gave up too much in both of them (particularly the Kaeberle trade.) In the Atlanta trade you are essentially trading Wheeler for Peverley (as the other part of the deal is Stuart for a defenseman)......if you ask me; would I trade Rich Peverley for Blake Wheeler straight up.... I would say not in a million years. I think we have seen the best that Peverley can offer (and the Bruins certainly need what he has which is offense) but to me there is far more upside to Wheeler and I think the Bruins are too impatient. Wheeler is very talented, strong and big and in all sports it takes bigger kids longer to come into their own. I think the B's gave up on him too soon. These are deals you make if you are a Stanley Cup contender and as much as I love the Bruins (and the Saints) the Bruins proved over the last few weeks they are not a legitimate threat to win the cup this year. Their record against the West is horrible and the back to backs against the Wings showed how far away the B's are. On the Kaeberle trade I think they gave up too much "future" for not enough "present". Again...Chiarelli is doing it because he thinks the B's can win now and this year. I just don't agree with that. I think you hang onto all those picks (who knows if Colborne will be good or not) and keep building for the future.
Now onto tonight. Great team effort by the Saints that started with the opening line on the opening faceoff and continued to the next line. Great energy at the start. It got a little dicey when RPI got it to 2-1 as we were marching to the box too frequently. That was the only downside I saw. Our effort and intensity were great tonight and Robby Moss kept RPI at bay while York was pummeled into submission before being replaced. It was not a good first game back for him.
Moss made some wonderful acrobatic saves and even on some redirections looked sharp. Carey can score from anywhere and his second goal was a laser wrister that was harder than most people can hit a slap shot.
If we can play with the same intensity and verve tomorrow night it will not be an easy game for our friends from Union.
Nice well played game for SLU with a lot of key goals to keep RPI out of reach. Moss had a nice game in net with some impressive saves. I thought the Saints played very hard and outplayed RPI for majority of the game. I hope they got some fuel left in the tank for tonight with a tough Union squad coming in - Go Saints!
25 years ago, I couldn't even imagine that SLU could get swept by Union . . . and I wouldn't even be all that surprised or upset!
The second period was hard to watch, but at least they didn't pack it in. Another really good game for about 50 minutes. Unfortunately, Union's a good team, and they just keep coming at you. We're still just a whisker away from doing some real damage.
Tonight was a case of bigger, faster, better, stronger. Union has a good team and we got beat by a better team. It wasn't for a lack of effort and like Tim said above we didn't pack it in when things were looking grim and the boys tried hard all the way through to the end.
I thought the officiating was pretty lousy and in particular in the first period they missed some calls on Union then called one immediately afterward on us one of which Union cashed in on. Also.......I've never seen a game where the linesman got in the way more than they did tonight. They literally stopped the puck in their skates several times, redirected it and generally should have been whistled themselves for "obstruction".
There were some low lights and Union really ground us into the ice in the second period. To our credit we came back hard in the third but we were out manned and Union is very good. Ironically they are good in a very different way than Ylae. Ylae is fast and flashy but Union is big, strong and just grinds you down into the ice. They are going to be a good team and a scary one to play for the next few years.
Muskieman
Not much I can add that Mike (above) and others have already said about the weekend except:
1. Many thanks to Pat and Eric for once again being accommodating hosts, as always. Enjoyed spending time with you guys, Mike, Jeff, GoldenBear, and others.
2. 15 games this season for me, and 11 in a row, but we're 5-9-1 with me in attendance. I'm of no help.
3. Those horns at Appleton have got to go. It sounds like you're at a soccer game in South Africa. If we can't get rid of them, at least tell the individuals playing them to STOP doing so once the puck is dropped after play stoppages. I heard those things in my sleep last night:(:mad:.
Too tired right now to post anything else.... on to Dartmouth.
RSTuthill
3. Those horns at Appleton have got to go. It sounds like you're at a soccer game in South Africa. If we can't get rid of them, at least tell the individuals playing them to STOP doing so once the puck is dropped after play stoppages. I heard those things in my sleep last night:(:mad:
While we are at it, ban the vuvuzelas from soccer too. They detract from the singing:)
Pleased with a split on the weekend. I thought we could have performed better Saturday but you have to give Union some credit because they have a solid team this year. Nice seeing folks at Appleton this season and sad to think that I have to wait til October to get back there again. Congrats to the seniors and the rest of the team, here's hoping to a strong regular season finish and a trip to AC in the playoffs. Go Saints!!!
I actually enjoy hearing the horns/vuvuzelas at the game at Appleton. Until we get a band, I enjoy hearing our students making some noise. Bzzz... Looking forward to going to both the Dartmouth and Harvard games.


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Impending Announcement of Ruins from Futuristic Civilization Found in Antarctica
Dr Michael Salla / December 6, 2016
Many have been pondering the significance of recent visits to Antarctica by prominent officials and individuals offering puzzling explanations for their travel there. On November 9, U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, landed in Antarctica, during the peak of the U.S. Presidential Election. Why would the serving Secretary of State leave the U.S. at such a critical time just to observe global warming patterns in Antarctica?
Even more mysterious was the December 1 medical evacuation of astronaut Buzz Aldrin out of Antarctica, after a surprise visit there, apparently to become "the oldest person to reach the South Pole at the age of 86." He was seen along with companions wearing shirts with "Get Your Ass to Mars" logos. Was he there because he wanted to personally see the discovery of something that would make his dream of Mars colonization a reality?
Earlier on February 18, 2016, Russian Patriarch Kirill visited a Russian outpost in Antarctica, reportedly to see penguins. Just over a month later, on March 23, President Obama visited the southern Argentinian resort town of Bariloche, which is claimed to have been the secret hideaway of Adolf Hitler after World War II. Bariloche became the unofficial capital of a breakaway German civilization based in Antarctica, and it is claimed that there is a hidden tunnel system from there to Antarctica. Also noteworthy, Presidents Eisenhower and Clinton have visited Bariloche.
The real reason for all these mysterious visits to Antarctica, and nearby locations such as Bariloche, is about to be revealed according to Secret Space Program whistleblower, Corey Goode. He says he was given time sensitive intelligence about an impending official announcement of the discovery of ruins from a futuristic civilization found in Antarctica.
Goode's data is about to be released according to a December 6 update by David Wilcock who conducts a highly popular interview series on Gaia TV with Goode titled Cosmic Disclosure. In an article titled, "ENDGAME: Disclosure and the Final Defeat of the Cabal," Wilcock writes:
Imagine if you woke up one day to see hyper-futuristic ruins being revealed in Antarctica. You're not seeing this on Ancient Aliens or on alternative news sites, but everywhere… on every major media platform there is.
Imagine journalists and military officials revealing these incredible findings—in videos shot on location. An event of this magnitude could be far more distracting than any 9/11-style catastrophe.
The power elite may well be hoping that such a civilization-defining "game changer" could make any and all preceding news stories irrelevant and forgotten.
Wilcock goes on to discuss what he believes is the ulterior motive for announcing such a monumental discovery at this time. He asserts it is designed to distract the mass public from recent Wikileaks revelations concerning "Pizzagate", and the involvement of high level officials in both the Clinton and Obama administrations in pedophilia rings which involve child sacrifice. Bill Clinton's former chief of staff, John Podesta, who was also Obama's Counselor and senior advisor, as well as heading the Hillary Clinton campaign, figures prominently in the Pizzagate scandal.
Wilcock's article, which is a prelude to an upcoming article about the impending Antarctica announcement, is quite detailed and well worth reading.
Wilcock says that the upcoming article was co-written with Goode. He describes what Goode's sources have revealed to him about the discovery in Antarctica, and plans to officially disclose this. Wilcock writes:
Corey Goode was made aware of the discovery of epic new Antarctic ruins approximately three months ago, and wasn't even authorized to tell David what was going on. We have only just now been cleared to release this critical, time-sensitive data to the public.
While we await the release of the upcoming update by Goode and Wilcock to provide more details of what was discovered in Antarctica, it is worth pondering the implications of Secretary Kerry's recent visit there, if he did indeed witness such an incredible discovery.
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Positive economic trends continue to emerge in the U.S. in terms of dropping unemployment, rising stock markets, and renewed optimism about the state of the economy. When combined with an official announcement of a discovery of the ruins of an advanced civilization in Antarctica, Obama will give a tremendous boost to his legacy. This information is likely to be given wall-to-wall coverage by the mainstream news, thereby distracting the public from alternative media reports about information that tarnishes Obama's legacy.
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LAF says:
So we have Kirill (who met with the pope before going down there), Kerry's visit and now Aldrin's visit – religious, political and "scientific" figures. Then there are also the beautiful Wikileaks photos of Antarctica that were attached to an email and which some claim contain info embedded within them (but this has not been accessible so far). Something really big going on.
One other connection — the line "Get Your Ass to Mars" is from the original "Total Recall" movie (with Arnold). The elements of a Mars colony, aliens and memory tampering featured in the movie are interesting aspects to consider in Aldrin's t-shirt message.


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Margaret Chaplin
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Name Margaret Chaplin
Born Abt 1651 St Albans, Hertfordshire, England
Will Margaret left a very considerable estate, following her husband in devising a most complex sharing system. Her grandchildren were also included. Various personal items are mentioned: her gold ring set with diamonds, "the picture wherein my late husband, myself, my mother, and his mother are drawn in one piece and also the book called History of the Bible." Margaret also left provision for the governors of Christ Hospital, of St. Bartholomews, and of the Charity for the Relief of Poor Widows and Children of Clergymen. The joint executor was John Gape of St.Albans [1]
Died 31 Aug 1708 St Albans, Hertfordshire, England
Buried Sumpter Yard, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England [2]
Mourning tablet 1704. St Albans Cathedral
Near unto
This Place Lyeth Interred
The Body of Mr JOHN THRALE Late of
London Merchant Who departed This
Life The 15 of May 1704 Aged
As Also The Bodies of Three of His
Children (To Wit) RICHARD JOHN
And CHARLES Who All Died in Their
Infancies.
As Also the Body or MrsMARGARET
THRALE Late Wife of The Said Mr JOHN
THRALE Who Departed This Life The 31
Day of August 1708. In The 57th year of
Her Age.
Plot: South wing of St Albans cathedral
Last Modified 16 Apr 2010
Father Richard Chaplin, d. Yes, date unknown
Mother Margaret Astie, d. Yes, date unknown
Family John Thrale, b. 1650, d. 15 May 1704, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England (Age 54 years)
1. Elizabeth Thrale, d. Aft 1704
2. John Thrale, d. Bef 1704
3. Richard Thrale, b. Bef 1 Jul 1678, London, England , d. Bef 1704 (Age ~ 25 years)
4. Margaret Thrale, b. 1679, London, England , d. Aft 1704 (Age 26 years)
5. Charles Thrale, b. Bef 13 Apr 1682, d. Bef 1704 (Age ~ 21 years)
6. Sarah Thrale, b. Abt 1683, London, England , d. Aft 18 Oct 1705 (Age ~ 22 years)
7. Abby Rebecca Thrale, c. 1686, d. 1687 (Age ~ 1 years)
Born - Abt 1651 - St Albans, Hertfordshire, England
Died - 31 Aug 1708 - St Albans, Hertfordshire, England
Buried - - Sumpter Yard, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England
Margaret Chaplin of the same family as Sir Francis Chaplin, Lord Mayor of London in 1677
[S2] A New Thraliana, Richard William Thrale, ((St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, Falconer Press, 1973)), 33 (Reliability: 3).
[S22] Web, http://www.thrale.com/image/st_albans_cathedral_1704_monument_john_thrale (Reliability: 3).


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Chalk up another win for our Super Mario.
In fact, chalk up another three wins and another milestone for Ellicott City's Mario Pino.
6,470 career victories and counting.
Friday night some 370 miles mile from his old stomping grounds at Laurel Park and Pimlico, Mario tied Hall of Fame jockey Earlie Fires for 10th on the all-time win list with a victory in the finale at Presque Isle Downs in Erie, PA.
What a name, Earlie Fires! There's Earlie with a Earlie Fires bobble head!
Just days after reaching another milestone, his 51st birthday, Pino reached the all time wins milestone aboard For the Effect for trainer Chuckie Lawrence at the track on the shores of Lake Erie not too far from this blogger's old stomping grounds across the border in Northeastern Ohio.
Birthdays have been kind to Mario.
On his 41st birthday, Mario Pino rode his 5,000th career winner. Some 1,470 wins later and now he finds himself tied for 10th on the all time win list.
Can you say consistent? Mario can and he has made a career of it being one of the most consistent jockeys in the business.
Pino ranks second in the Presque Isle standings with three weeks remaining in the meet, which started in mid-May. He passed Sandy Hawley for 11th on the all-time list last month and has won 11 races in four days this month to close in on Fires, who retired with 6,470 career winners.
Pino holds the record for most victories on the Maryland circuit, according to Equibase, riding 4,958 winners at Laurel Park (2,749), Pimlico Race Course (1,787), Bowie Race Track (404), Timonium (13) and Marlboro (5). Though he rode in the shadows of such riders as Kent Desormeaux, Edgar Prado and Ramon Dominguez, Pino did rank in the top five of the state standings for 25 straight years (1979-2003).
How about that first winning mount for Pino some 6,470 victories ago? Ed's Desire, at Bowie on January 16, 1979 when he was 17 years old.
And while rail birds around these parts have known for decades now that Mario Pino is one of the best jockeys in the business, Five years ago he became one of the principle players in the Triple Crown as the rider for Hard Spun with an exciting second place finish in the Kentucky Derby and a respectable third in the Preakness Stakes. The duo completed a fantastic campaign with a game second place finish in the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Another rider with some big time local ties is now looking over his shoulder at Super Mario.
Pino now has Edgar Prado in his sites at 9th on the all-time wins list.