 some of the big things finally come into play for UO later this year and into next year, including the new artwork, you really need to thank Cal for some of that.
And I want to also mention this: Many of the UO developers and artists probably could have left UO for Star Wars: The Old Republic, as they have hired a lot of people over the last several years, and they chose to stay with UO.
Cal, if you read this, I hope that you have found a much less stressful place to work. If you ever get down to Texas, I’ll be happy to buy you dinner.
Tuesday night at TD Garden, when Tampa Bay's Adam Hall scored just 13 seconds into the first period of the game to give the Lightning a 1-0 lead, things looked awfully gloomy for the Bruins.
Tampa, after all, was 8-0 in the playoffs when scoring first. The Bruins fought back, scoring only their third power play goal of the playoffs later in the period, but Martin St. Louis scored a pinball goal off the skates of Johnny Boychuk with 6.5 seconds remaining in the period to give the Lightning a 2-1 lead at the first intermission, where they'd also been undefeated with a lead since the playoffs began.
Undefeated, that is, until the wheels fell off in the second period. Tyler Seguin continued his rampant start to the playoffs, netting two goals, including a highlight-reel backhand that evened the score just 53 seconds into the period, before turning into a playmaker and assisting on two Michael Ryder tallies, one of them another power play goal, only Boston's fourth of these playoffs, and their first multi-power play goal game since March 27th.
Add in a tap-in goal from David Krejci, and the Bruins walked off the after 40 minutes with a 6-3 lead that Tampa couldn't quite overcome despite a third-period flourish, as the Bruins took game two to even the series, 6-5.
Nine players in all had multi-point nights, including three from Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos, Boston's Nathan Horton and Ryder, and four from the Lightning's Vincent Lecavalier and the Bruins' Seguin.
Tim Thomas stopped 36 shots to preserve the win as Boston's defense was shaky from start to finish, allowing multiple odd-man rushes and breakaways especially early in periods.
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Your online presence is one of the key determinants that employers consider when evaluating an applicant. Therefore, having a strong and attractive online identity is essential for job seekers and employees wishing to attain a promotion or improve their careers. You can do this by creating accounts on social media platforms and continuously updating them. Make it as authentic as possible and make sure it reflects your interests, views, and opinions, to give the employer an insight into your character. However, be careful about what you post and make sure not to seem pretentious.
Knowledge is fuel to the wheel of change. As you acquire knowledge, you will become stronger and better capable of overcoming obstacles and meeting your objectives. A simple way through which you can develop your knowledge is reading. By doing so, you can also expose yourself to different philosophies that can guide you through times of difficulty and transform your outlook on different matters, including work. Set a target to read a book every month from this point until the end of 2018. Akhtaboot recommends checking out a book called “The Startup of You” by Hoffman and Casnocha and another called “Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance” by Angela Duckworth. These books have the potential of rejuvenating your attitude towards work.
We often overlook the significance of our lifestyles and regard them as unchangeable. But the truth is that your way of life has a lot of power and influence on your progress, and it is completely within your control. You can change it by adopting healthier eating habits, exercising more frequently, interacting with different people and allocating time for leisure. It is also advisable to try different meditation techniques that can help relieve stress and make you more focused on your goals. Having a better lifestyle can have a huge positive impact on your career and success.
We hope that you will seriously consider the above list of resolutions for 2018 and that they will provide you with enough impetus to make significant career changes. Akhtaboot wishes you a Happy New Year!
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I found this little guy around 9 am on my basil plant.  He's about 30 mm with the curled abdomen which I imagine would stretch out to about 50 mm?  I live in southern california, fairly close to the ocean.  Closest coastal scrub habitat is about 1 mile away but there are lots of yards around me.

I did some basic online searching as found Stagmomantis californica as the closest fit though I don't see any of the described banding. 

Reddit entomologists, I bow to your knowledge!New Delhi: A former Indian Army soldier was allegedly assaulted onboard the Swarn Jayanti Express for protesting against a group of Muslims obstructing the aisle of the coach in which he was travelling along with his family as the former were offering namaz.
The Muslim men reportedly belong to the Nizammuddin Markaz and the ex-soldier was allegedly beaten by pantry officials of the train near Betul in MP. The incident is from last Sunday, but the ex-jawan’s video narrating his plight went viral on Tuesday.
The group of Muslims had boarded the train at Hazrat Nizamuddin station.
While the ex-soldier was admitted to the hospital for treatment, the pantry officials were arrested and the group of Namazis were deboarded by the police, officials informed on Tuesday.
The incident took place on Sunday evening. The retired soldier, Vilas Naik, along with his wife and children, was travelling to Vishakhapatnam from Hazrat Nizamuddin.
However, as has been narrated by him in a self-recorded video, he wanted to relieve himself, but was denied passage by the group performing namaz in the aisle of the coach.
As per the information, the Muslim men from Nizamuddin’s Markaz were offering namaz at regular intervals.
In the said video, Naik said that the Muslim men sat in the aisle of the compartment barring the movement of people inside the train.
“This happened 5:15 in the morning, 1:30 in the afternoon and again on 5:15 in the evening, I wanted to object to it in the afternoon but kept