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You People takes audiences through not one but two story formulas – the fish-out-of-water culture clash that could occur between two separate parties, and the road towards a wedding. While this could be seen as a crutch for the filmmakers, this whip-smart comedy becomes the exception. Much like how Hustle exhibited last year, You People reminds us that routine storytelling can be forgiven if the film excels in other areas. You People is funny –…
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The marketing campaign for Bros was based around its groundbreaking elements, reminding viewers that the LGBTQ+ cast on screen were out and proud and that everyone involved was working on telling an honest romance from the queer perspective. It's also, reportedly, the first widely released rom-com of its ilk. That's great and I'm elated for the production but, at the end of the day, what's the word on the movie itself?
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As much as I'm a sucker for anything Jackass related, I'm compelled by the slew of strange copycats that followed the success of the stunt-and-prank franchise. Call it a guilty pleasure, I suppose, but it taps into a time that felt dangerous and outrageous, and the behaviour was often deemed as "just a phase" and otherwise ignored (despite the constant warnings and disclaimers slapped on to Jackass by MTV and Paramount Pictures). If independent third-parties…
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Spirited, an extravagant musical which I can only assume is Apple's most expensive production to date, checks all the right boxes and then some.
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Premier league outfit FC Johansen (FCJ) has paid a visit to Madonkeh Village (Newton) to establish youth football development partnership.
Speaking at the occasion Isha Johansen who doubles as the Sierra Leone Football Association President, said she was delighted over the warmth reception.
She said it was her desire to expand the team's talent spotting program to different parts of the country so as to ensure that football brings out the much desired change in the lives of the youth.
"Football can change the lives of young people in any society, especially a deprived community like this, where young people want to achieve their dreams," she stated.
Over the past years, FC Johansen has been travelling with young players to different countries in the world engaging in youth tournaments and exchange programs which she describes as successful. "To me talent spotting has added a flesh of credibility to the club at all levels", she boasted.


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Nuns celebrate 150 years of caring for the San Antonio-area community
Paula Allen May 11, 2019 Updated: May 11, 2019 4:46 p.m.
Nuns celebrate 150 years of caring for the San...
1of2Children and nuns at St. John's Orphanage are shown in this photo taken around 1900. The children's home, founded in 1890 by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, burned down in 1912, resulting in the deaths of three children and five nuns. But it was soon rebuilt.Photo: Courtesy / Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
2of2Shown in this snapshot in a 1919 scrapbook are four doctors at Santa Rosa Hospital, including Adolph Herff and Ferdinand Ludwig Herff. The hospital's well-known doctors lent it prestige and served as instructors at the Santa Rosa School of Nursing. The scrapbook was compiled by Maria Cristina Camargo, a student who graduated that year from the nursing school.Photo: Courtesy / Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
There must have been several times when the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word didn't expect their religious order to reach its 150th anniversary in San Antonio.
After a century and a half of setbacks and near-miraculous saves, however, their congregation has persisted and institutions they founded continue to thrive, thanks to community partnerships forged from the sisters' arrival in 1869 through the early 1900s.
The sisters got off to a less-than-auspicious start here. On the heels of a cholera epidemic that had "decimated the population," according to a historical story in the San Antonio Express, Sept. 19, 1965, Mayor W.C.A. Thielpape asked Bishop Claude Marie Dubuis — whose territory covered all of Texas — to send some nursing sisters to set up a hospital, as the French order already had done in Galveston.
When three nursing sisters arrived in San Antonio in March 1869 after an arduous stagecoach journey, they learned that the house they were to occupy had burned down. They were taken in by the Ursuline Sisters while their new convent was built as part of the new hospital, named Santa Rosa Infirmary and opened Dec. 1, 1869, in a small, two-story frame building at Commerce and Camaron.
Dr. Ferdinand Herff, a German-born, university-trained physician, was one of the city's few doctors at the time, a respected surgeon who joined the sisters in establishing the hospital and whose presence lent it prestige.
The hospital grew from eight beds to several wards; additional units were added in 1884, and a chapel and an East Wing were completed in 1894. Regular support came from prominent residents such as John Twohig, a merchant and banker who seems to have enlisted his peers to help as well, judging from correspondence with Mother St. Pierre, one of the sisters who founded the hospital.
The illustrious Herff medical family grew to include Ferdinand Sr.'s sons, grandsons, sons-in-law and grandsons-in-law — eight doctors who had their own surgical suite on Santa Rosa's third floor into the early decades of the 20th century. They and other staff physicians were among the instructors in the hospital's nursing school, founded in 1903.
As the hospital — ancestor of what's now Christus Health, the nation's fifth-largest Catholic hospital system — grew, so did the congregation's mission, beginning in 1874 when the sisters took in four orphans. During the next 20 years, the sisters opened two orphanages: St. John's for boys, next to the hospital; and St. Joseph's for girls at Houston and San Saba.
St. John's was destroyed by fire in the early morning hours of Oct. 30, 1912. As Peter Herff remembers in his book, "The Doctors Herff: A Three-Generation Memoir," he was awakened by a telephone call to rush to the scene. The children's home was burning, and when Herff arrived, "I was certain that the entire group of buildings was aflame, because the blaze appeared to be leaping at least 100 feet into the sky."
A gardener-chauffeur and one of the nuns had discovered the fire; he and the sisters managed to get all but three of the 92 little residents out of the burning building.
The nuns — from France, Ireland and Mexico — suffered heavier losses. One, Mother Mary of the Cross, was consumed by flames with a child in her arms as she stood by an open window. Another was killed when she jumped from a fourth-floor window, missing the nets that firefighters were holding. Five nuns in all were lost, and another was paralyzed for life by a spinal injury.
The surviving children were moved to the nearby San Fernando School, founded in 1874 by the sisters when the bishop urged them to accept children of the parish into the classes they taught the orphans.
Boys from the orphanage were later transferred to an annex at Mission Concepción, which would serve as their temporary home.
The city responded immediately to help "the little ones left shelterless by calamity," according to an undated, unattributed clipping in the congregation's archives. The San Antonio Express donated $100 and raised an additional $493 through an appeal to readers. People donated clothes at the hospital, and the Joske's department store sent a delivery van with quilts and other items needed by the children.
The Chamber of Commerce "organized committees to raise the necessary funds" for a replacement home, wrote Sister Margaret Patrice Slattery in "Promises to Keep," a congregational history.
In just over a year, a new facility opened on the grounds of Mission Concepción as St. Peter's Home, named in honor of Peter Kuntz, whose Kuntz Lumber Co. donated building materials. The boys' and girls' homes merged in 1929 to become St. Peter and St. Joseph Children's Home, which still serves children in crisis today.
By its 1969 centennial — with a little help from its friends — the San Antonio Province of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word "was operating four hospitals, 52 elementary and secondary schools and Incarnate Word College (now the University of the Incarnate Word) … St. Peter's and Joseph's Home for Children and the Guadalupe Community Center," according to the order's entry in the Handbook of Texas.
The public is invited to join the sisters at a 150th anniversary Mass of celebration and gratitude at 7 p.m. May 21 in San Fernando Cathedral, with Father David Garcia as celebrant.
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Do you ever fear that when we actually are that old, we'll have forgotten everything we meant to remember? This thought plagues me.
Sometimes I wonder if the world after 30-40 years will be the same as we know it now..
I think about that too. My daughter is three and extremely competent and aware of technology that wasn't even in existence in my lifetime until recently. Things we've seen made, she's growing up with as just part of life, making her reality already so completely different from mine.


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Hiba Telmoudi
She definitely deserves her place in this ranking of the most beautiful Arab women in the world. As a Tunisian, this model won Miss Tunisia in 2013 and was a candidate for Miss World during the Top Model Event. All gowns won during the event were local Indonesian creations, filled with lively colours.
The 22-year-old supermodel took private sports lessons, which allowed her to become a sports coach, but also a belly dancer. For some time now, her sensational opinions on environmental protection have added to her charm. She represents youth, but also the ambition and freedom of Arab women. Witness of these points of view, his outfits more and more daring.


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You guys really are an amazing family!! Don't lose your faith and your hope and we will continue to pray!!!
You are an amazing family!! Thank you for taking the time to educate us so that we can understand more and help more. As always little Wesley and his family are in my prayers.
Wow ! You and your family are proof that " GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME " !
Jess – I agree with everyone! You are truely a strong woman and mother! The positive outlook and smile on your face is what is necessary to keep your family strong! However, you need to take care of yourself too! Love you! Miss you!
P.S. Tomatoes and cucumbers are on their way!!!
This is a beautiful post. I love the "recalculating" analogy, and also the notion of getting to a "new normal". So true for any family who has had to go through a major, unexpected change. Thinking of you and your family of warriors!


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Head of ad sales quits AOL after Yahoo job offer - report
The AOL logo is seen on the outside of the building housing the companies corporate headquarters in New York May 28, 2009. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - AOL Inc's head of advertising sales has resigned after receiving an offer to take a key sales job at Yahoo Inc, according to a media report.
AOL has confirmed that Ned Brody is leaving the company. He will be replaced on an interim basis by AOL Chief Executive Officer Tim Armstrong, according to the technology blog AllThingsDigital, which first reported the news.
Brody has been offered a job as head of Yahoo's Americas sales group, according to the AllThingsDigital report. It was not immediately clear whether Brody accepted the Yahoo job, which has been vacant since Ross Levinsohn left the company in July.
Yahoo declined to comment.
Brody has a non-compete agreement with AOL, which will require that he wait 12 months before he can officially begin working for Yahoo, according to the AllThingsDigital report.
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Gov. Cuomo declares New York is not ready to follow the science and implement the new CDC mask guidelines
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Americans celebrated the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's new mask guidelines announcement Thursday that said vaccinated people can return to life without masks
Except New Yorkers.
Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared shortly after the CDC unveiled its new mask policies that the Empire State would not be following the experts' guidance on face masks — at least not yet.
In a Thursday afternoon declaration, the CDC deigned to allow fully vaccinated Americans to return to mask-less, non-socially distanced life.
"Anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities, large or small, without wearing a mask or physical distancing," CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said. "If you are fully vaccinated, you can start doing the things that you had stopped doing because of the pandemic. We have all longed for this moment, when we can get back to some sense of normalcy."
But Gov. Cuomo wasn't sold on the federal government's science experts' recommendation, the New York Post reported, and had not decided if he would allow his subjects to enjoy normal life.
In a statement issued shortly after the agency's announcement, Cuomo said he and his state government, including Health Commissioner Howard Zucker, would be following "the facts and the science" and would be reviewing the CDC guidelines.
"In New York, we have always relied on the facts and the science to guide us throughout the worst of this pandemic and in our successful reopening," Cuomo said. "We have received the newly revised guidance from the CDC regarding mask wearing and social distancing for those with vaccinations and are reviewing them in consultation with Dr. Zucker and our partners and health experts in surrounding states."
Current New York rules state that fully vaccinated people can go without masks when they are outdoors — except when in crowded areas — but must remained mask indoors, no matter what.
What did one GOP state lawmaker say?
One New York Republican lawmaker, however, was quick to note that Cuomo's record with nursing home COVID-19 deaths should lead people to listen to the CDC instead of the state's leadership.
State Sen. Jim Tedisco (R) said that "our best bet as constituents is to always follow the CDC because we've seen what the 'experts' in New York state have provided," the Post reported.
"I don't think anything this governor says about using experts in New York state is true," Tedisco added. "He's working with people who are basically like working with Moe, Larry and Curly. I'd follow the CDC guidelines any time before following what the governor says."
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It was at a party that she broke down and said it was all the stress of her family and friends and school. I took her to my place, thinking her family was abusing her; she wouldn't admit it, but I, stupidly, jumped to an extreme conclusion.
Now I'm stuck. Whatever the girl is now... doesn't like her skin. She also doesn't like my skin. In fact, I'm pretty sure she doesn't like anything human.
...and now I don't. She kissed me in thanks and now my flesh burns. I need to bite it off. It's not even tasty; it's horrid and thick... but that's all I can think about.


Hold on | Have faith and be strong when even when things seem hopeless.
It never is as hopeless as it seems.
Although that is all it forces you to believe.
Whether it feels like your drowning.
Often figuratively, sometimes quite literally.
Having faith is important during the dark times. It is what you need to hold on to, so that you can return to the light.


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New: MH370: Connecting Some Dots on a Missing Airliner
By Gar Smith
Saturday March 22, 2014 - 10:08:00 AM
March 11 Malaysian Military Map
Connecting the Dots to Diego Garcia
Media coverage of the unexplained disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight 370 and its 239 passengers and crew has been strangely passive. Each day the press repeats the latest official announcements and speculation with little independent criticism or analysis. As reporter Michal Wollf observed in the London Guardian, "'missing' stories trump all others for their intensity and stickiness, fueling the imagination of journalists and audiences alike." Reporters and pundits have squandered precious ink and airtime reflecting on a cascade of officially announced "dots," while, at the same time, they have failed to connect some of the more obvious dots. Two, in particular.
MH370 was initially reported to have vanished from radar surveillance around 1:30 AM Saturday, March 8, while cruising across the South China Sea at 35,000 feet en route to Beijing.
The media's initial obsession with the story was based on the presumption that the plane crashed at sea. Then came a flood of high-tech evidence that established the plane had been intentionally redirected and flown off in a new direction.
The media currently has returned to the crash scenario and the "drama of the search"—providing extended coverage of an unprecedented air-and-sea mission extending over tens of thousands of square miles of open ocean. Even the discovery that the last hourly "ping" emitted by the plane was recorded 7.5 hours after the plane took off has failed to counter the mad rush to "find the missing wreckage" — it has only expanded the area of the search.
We now know the plane Boeing 777-200's Aircraft and Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) was manually turned off 40 minutes into the flight and its transponder was switched of 14 minutes later.
The major failure to solve the mystery may have been the failure to follow the earliest and most obvious clue.
The First Clue
After remaining silent for three days, the Malaysian military announced it had tracked the plane after it "vanished." The Malaysian military revealed that, at the time of its sighting, MH370 had flown west for some 45 minutes after its standard tracking systems had been turned off. The military's radar reported MH370 had reduced its cruising altitude by 5,000 feet and was flying west in the northern portion of the Malacca Straight, approximately 200 miles northwest of Penang.
Two sets of radar tracks (one civilian, one military) both showed MH370 turning to the southwest and heading for the middle of the Indian Ocean.
On Tuesday, March 11, the military's tracking system was used to produce a map of MH370's new path. Despite press reports that described the plane as "doubling back," the Malaysia jet actually made a left turn that carried it across the Malaysian Pennisula and over the Malacca Straight.
This raised an obvious connect-the-dots question: If the plane was still flying, where was it headed? (Flying in "stealth mode," the plane would be free to speed directly towards its final destination. There would be no need to zig-zag through the skies to confuse pursuers.)
In this case, connecting the dots requires nothing more than a map, basic math and a ruler. Anyone can repeat this exercise.
Take the Malaysian military's March 11 map and simply extend the flight path out into the India Ocean. How far would Flight 370 need to travel before reaching a destination where the plane could land?
According to a March 13 report in the Wall Street Journal, US officials claimed that Flight 370 remained airborne "for up to four hours past the time it reached its last confirmed location." At cruising altitude of 35,000 feet, a Boeing 777 travels at 564 mph (910 km/h). That comes out to a little more than 2,200 miles.
But before anyone could grab a ruler and start pushing a pencil across the map, China stepped in to provide a major distraction.
A 'Red Herring'
On Thursday, March 13, Chinese authorities released a satellite image that showed three "suspicious floating objects" in the waters of the South China Sea.
Suddenly the focus of the search went into reverse. Instead of looking west, the entire operation refocused to the east. After numerous overflights by Malaysian and Vietnamese aircraft, pilots reported no signs of the mysterious debris. China subsequently apologized for releasing the photo. One US official, described as "close to the plane investigation," called the Chinese satellite photo a "red herring."
When news broke that satellites had recorded little-known "pings" that the aircraft had emitted on an hourly basis, the focus shifted again. This time, instead of looking east (or west), the new parameters for the Great Search became two huge arcs—one extending as far north as Khazakstan; the other curving south over tens of thousands of miles of ocean west of Australia.
On March 15, US investigators proposed that the jetliner's most likely last-known position was in a zone about 1,000 miles west of Perth, Australia. As a result, US planes and vessels are now part of a massive (and likely futile) effort to survey 2.4 million square nautical miles of ocean.
Maps and Misdirection
On March 15, a new map was released that purported to show the Malaysian military's tracking of MH370's last-known position. Strangely, this map no longer showed the plane "doubling back." Instead of a making a sharp 45-degree turn to the southwest, the new map showed MH370 making an 80-degree turn that pointed north toward the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
On March 16, the Associated Press began to resurrect the theory that MH370 had plummeted into the ocean. Instead of following the original Malaysian military radar path over the Malacca Straight, the AP was now promoting the idea that the plane might have flown over as many as 11 countries—before crashing.
Forgotten in all the hoopla about the "highly complex, multinational effort" that now included search teams from 25 nations, was the fact that the best information on the plane's last known destination had it heading west—not toward any major national land mass, but towards the Indian Ocean.
But this vast expanse is not just water. The Indian Ocean contains a critical "dot" that the press has, so far, managed to miss—one of NASA's 33 emergency landing sites, a leftover from the days of the Space Shuttle. This unique site also happens to be designated as an official Extended Range Twin Engine Operations (ETOPS) emergency landing site for commercial jets that may encounter in-flight problems while crossing the Indian Ocean. This ETOPS site is listed as being able to handle anything from an Airbus A330 to a Boeing 777.
The Pentagon's Secretive 'Dot' in the Indian Ocean
What is this unique outpost? It is the former UK naval base on Diego Garcia, an island that was brutally expropriated from its native population, the Chagos Islanders, by the British. Diego Garcia has since been leased to the US. This strategically important base is believed to be under the control of the CIA and was, in fact, used during the CIA's "rendition" program to transport abducted "terrorist" suspects to various "black sites" where they were imprisoned and tortured.
So let us return to our map, pencil and ruler.
It turns out that, if you take the Malaysian military's initial map from March 11 and extend the path of flight MH370 for 2,142 miles (1,609 km)— 3.8 hours of added flight time—it exactly intersects with Diego Garcia.
Diego Garcia is the Pentagon's greatest strategic asset in the Indian Ocean. It has served as a staging ground for US military invasions in Iraq and Afghanistan. The site is outfitted with the most advanced surveillance systems available—including an array of radar and tracking systems.
In short, if the wayward Malaysian airliner was flying anywhere in the Indian Ocean (let alone directly over Diego Garcia), the military monitors embedded at the Pentagon's premiere regional airbase would have known about it.
So, if we ignore the red herrings and refuse to be distracted by the media/military maneuvers dedicated to scouring 2.5 million square nautical miles of deep ocean waters off Western Australia, we are left with a question: What can the Pentagon's assets at Diego Garcia tell us about the flight path and destiny of Malaysia Flight 370?
The Pentagon Is Silent
Unfortunately, the Pentagon isn't talking. Not even to Malaysia. Malaysia's Defense Minister Hishammuddin Hussein has publicly complained that the US has refused his requests for information gathered by US satellites and ground stations. Malaysia has asked for data from Washington's secretive spy bases in Australia (at Pine Gap and at the Jindalee Operational Radar Network), to no avail. Similar requests sent to the Five Eyes network (Australia, Britain, Canada, New Zealand and the US), to France and to China have been rejected. Although the US has "possibly the best ability" to track the plane, the defense minister acknowledges that the US is likely to remain unwilling to share its information on "national security" grounds.
There are some very bizarre theories circulating about how Diego Garcia might be part of an intricate global conspiracy involving the missing plane but none of these plots are rooted in any responsibly resourced research. The important question for the moment is: What light can Diego Garcia's military and intelligence apparatus shed that might help us learn the fate of 227 missing passengers and 12 crewmembers?
Things We Didn't Know until Now:
Flight 370 continued to emit hourly "pings" for 7.5 hours after takeoff. These messages are released even if the plane is on the ground—as long as the aircraft's power is still on.
Rolls Royce, the manufacturer of the jet's engines, is able to monitor the performance of its jets remotely with reports generated every 30 minutes. Information from Flight 370 was broadcast to a centralized global receiving station based in Derby, UK.
The two passengers who boarded with stolen passports were ruled not to be suspicious. They were "apparently seeking to emigrate illegally to the West." (By flying to China.)
The Boeing 777-200ER is reportedly equipped with a computer-driven "fly-by-wire" (FBW) system — an autopilot that can be "hacked" by an external agency. In theory, such planes can be skyjacked by other aircraft flying nearby. A properly equipped interloper would then be able to operate the 777 as if it were a drone.
A profile of the passengers produced a surprising discovery: 20 ticket holders (12 from Malaysia; 8 from China) were identified as being "electronic warfare experts." They were all employees of Freescale Semiconductor, a US company based in Texas. One of the Freescale's shareholders is the shadowy Carlyle Group, whose advisory board includes former CIA Director and President George H.W. Bush and whose clients have included the construction company owned by the family of Osama bin Laden.
Gar Smith is a prize-winning investigative reporter and the author of Nuclear Roulette. He is just as baffled by the Flight 370 mystery as anyone.


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dbr wrote: Dan, granting (purely for the sake of argument) the (laughable) notion that nobody wants to trade for a star player because he gets paid a couple million too much per year over a few too many years... there is simply no way that 29 teams pass on Luongo on waivers.
Ok...I agree he wont clear waivers but if he is waived we still get nothing back. Colour me a pessimist on this one but seeing as he's been on the market forever and is still a Canuck, it's not a stretch to foresee nobody coming up with an offer worthy of this player. How long can it go on? What if he's still a Canuck next September? No way we go into another year with both.
I'm reading between the lines here a bit, but GIllis seemed to indicate last night on After Hours that things were a little dry at the moment (that should be pretty obvious). The reported trade that he had in the works doens't seem to be there right now, and as many people have assumed, he also indicated that it involved a loftyish contract coming back.
I don't think we see a situation were we still have 2 goalies by next September. It is far more likely IMO that he takes less in return, perhaps more of a rough around the edges prospect as opposed to a blue chipper. I still expect to get a decent return, but my guess is that it wouldn't help us this season anyway.
Dan, trading Luongo is like selling a Ferrari or a multimillion mansion. Not everyone can afford them but there is certainly a market for them. You just have to be patient.
BIgTuna wrote: And does anyone have a direct quote from Florida ownership saying Luongo's contract is not a problem? Or are you just going by a media report that may be incorrect? Because that contract does not make sense for a financially struggling team.
There is no way there'd be a quote directly from the Panthers on that. Everyone is going on Pierre Lebrun's word which as far as hockey reporters go is pretty decent.
As for the contract not making sense for the Panthers, neither does the one attached to Brian Campbell - in theory anyway. As for whether it actually makes sense for the Panthers or not, I'll take third hand information from Pierre Lebrun over first hand information from you.
They actually needed to take on the Campbell contract to reach the cap floor. And his contract was less than half the years as Luongo.
BigTuna wrote: There's no pressure at all for Florida to make the playoffs. They won't cave.
Says me. It's over for Florida this year. Too many players/hurt having terrible years. And their division is tougher this season.
According to capgeek they hit over $55m in cap and about $51-2m in salary last year, with a $48m floor they could have easily kept Olesz. They could have also just signed another FA but their GM (likely with consent of ownership) decided that a $7m salary with several years left made sense for that franchise.
That being said they can't use contracts like Gudbranson and Huberdeau's to make the floor anymore either..
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Brick Tamland wrote: I'm reading between the lines here a bit, but GIllis seemed to indicate last night on After Hours that things were a little dry at the moment (that should be pretty obvious). The reported trade that he had in the works doens't seem to be there right now, and as many people have assumed, he also indicated that it involved a loftyish contract coming back.
I felt Gillis was indicating keeping both goaltenders for this season might be the best option as far as giving the Canucks a chance to win this season,and it would have to be something significant coming back to make it worthwhile giving up that advantage.
As far as the reported trade Friedman asked him about,that sounded like it was awhile back,so it's not surprising " that it doesn't seem to be there right now" and doubt it has much to do with a softening Luongo market.
His position all along has been he will only trade one of the goalies if the trade makes us better today and/or in the future. He won't do a salary dump and he doesn't want bad contracts back. Nothing in his position has changed from day one.
I think the longer the season goes the more likely that the trade would have to make us significantly better this year for a deal to happen this season. A deal that will make us better in the future can be done in the summer.
I'm sure if he is offered a top 2 centre and a pick/prospect and a back up goalie he may pull the trigger now. He has the cap space to take a salary dump for this year but does not want a salary dump on a long term contract. We have our own cap concerns next season already so we don't need another one.
Theodore has a torn groin and likely done for the season word is today. So unless the Panthers think Luongo can get them back into the playoff hunt I see no reason for them to pull the trigger now, unless they feel someone else may.
I don't think there is a good market today for Luongo. Never say never but it does look more and more like an off season move. For sure MG will not move him just to do so at the trade deadline.
The next time you are right will be the first time. You have been bumping your gums about how good the Laffs are every time they race out to a decent start. You tell us how this year it's different and tht they will cruise to the playoffs. Don't think i have forgotten your act here or at central.
Your credibility rivals that of a politician.
Anybody else think the team needs another center? They are consistently getting beaten on faceoffs without Kes and Manny, and can only barely beat a team like the Flames in faceoffs. They have too many wingers and not enough guys in the middle, should be relatively easy to figure out.
You've got Raymond, Booth, Higgins, Ballard, Picks and prospects that you could use to dangle for somebody - don't need Gretzky, just somebody who can win faceoffs and play a two way game. With Schroeder playing less and less, Lappy playing like he did 3 years ago (that's not good) and Kes out it's needed badly.
Hockey Widow wrote: His position all along has been he will only trade one of the goalies if the trade makes us better today and/or in the future. He won't do a salary dump and he doesn't want bad contracts back. Nothing in his position has changed from day one.
Topper wrote: Speaking of which, I saw a headline (NP?) where Carlyle believes he has NHL goaltending.
If Roberto is going to Toronto, Burke will pay a nice price.
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Zedlee wrote: Call me a pessimist, but I don't think we're getting much of anything back for Luongo.
The longer this goes on (Luongo still being a Canuck) the more it tells us that the market ain't exactly chomping at the bits to land Luongo and the longer it does go on the more antsy Lou gets and the more antsy Lou gets the more pressure he puts on ole Mikey to get him outta here and the more pressure Mike gets the lesser chance it is for him to land a big fish for a dangling Lou.
I don't see this boding all that well for us. Maybe Bozak and Kadri is the best we get and if so....yikes! I still predict Kadri being a total bust at the pro level and Bozak, the up coming UFA is nothing more than a poor mans Brenden Morrison.
I am hoping that Gillis can land a first round pick from a fringe team and ends up being a high pick and that we have a shite year, missing the playoffs and end up with two lottery picks. That would really put Mikey in Chef Boi RD's good books.
Bad prediction. You guys wish you'd get a player as good as Kadri back for Luongo. Not going to happen.


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CALLING ALL ASIAN WOMEN WHO MEAN BUSINESS!!!
We have an exclusive event for all you business ladies who are looking to take your business to the next level. AWMB are excited to announce that we have teamed up with the fabulous Angela Malik to host our next event at her new modern deli in West London.
Angela Malik was born in Delhi, India and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland and is a chef and entrepreneur. She is the founder of the Angela Malik Modern Asian Deli in Acton and Ealing, London. After an early career as a chartered accountant, Angela began her culinary training at Leith's School of Food & Wine in West London, followed by some inspirational work experience at top London restaurants including Bibendum, Vong and with chef Tom Kime.
With a focus on quality teaching in an inspirational and fun environment, Angela has so far passed on her passion for food to thousands of students. Having decided to focus on developing her business in London, she opened her second site, Angela Malik's Modern Asian Deli in Ealing. The Deli sees Angela's unique brand of modern Brit-Asian cusine available for breakfast, lunch and dinner – to take out or eat in as well as another site for amateur and professional cookery classes.
It is therefore with great delight that we host this event at Angela's new deli where you will not only receive the opportunity to see her in cooking action, you will also be able to spend some quality time with her to find out about more about her inspirational business journey.
This is a preview of one of our mastermind programmes – Immerse where we help Asian Women take their business to the next level. This is an intimate and exclusive event to allow guests to make the most of their time with Angela.
If you are looking for fresh ideas, and the opportunity to meet with and spend time with this successful chef and entrepreneur and network with other like minded business women to develop new collaborations, then this is an event you must not miss!
Book your tickets to reserve your place, as once places are gone, they are gone.


Fast Streaming Video, high sensitivity and unique colour fidelity.
The Invenio 8DII 8 Mega Pixel camera, is designed with focus on high sensitivity, high resolution, colour fidelity and image quality. All Invenio DII cameras utilize the highest quality Sony CCD sensors, which, when it comes to colour fidelity, are still superior to CMOS sensors. The full 8.0 megapixel CCD sensor allows users to discover very fine detail in samples and provides high resolution images.
Every Invenio camera includes DeltaPix InSight LE software, a powerful software for image processing, analysis, measurement and much more….
DeltaPix software is based on many years of experience, which shows up in the small details when working with the camera and software in the "real world".
The Invenio 8DII Microscope camera is built with the same sensors as many other cameras on the market, huge performance differences can easily be found. One of the differences is noise. Noise comes from the sensor itself, but also from the surrounding electronic circuits and the wires. By choosing components, wiring, grounding and shielding intelligent, noise levels can be decreased significantly. With DeltaPixs' superior camera building tactic and high quality hardware, noise levels can be decreased significantly?
DeltaPix cameras are supported by an experienced team of experts with more than 25 years of experience in the field of camera and imaging. Our goal is to provide our customers with the best service and guide them to choose the right camera for their application. Normally support requests are answered within a few hours, and if needed, DeltaPix can do remote on line support and setup.
Plug and play – the USB 2.0 interface for ease of installation on any computer and high speed. No need for external power supply, because The Invenio 8DII Microscope camera uses the included USB cable for power, control and to transmit data.
C-mount makes the camera compatible with most microscopes and objectives on the market.
The Invenio 8DII - Microscope camera is made with high quality IR filter which protects the sensor from invisible light and dust. DeltaPix IR-filters are free from scratches and other artefacts, which could potentially degrade the image quality.


Don't let Lezyne Power Levers' simple appearance fool you. They are specialists. There are literally millions of more complicated tools out there that can't do nearly as good a job of pulling a tire off of a rim. The Power Levers' fiber-reinforced Composite Matrix construction can stand up to the nastiest wire bead DH tire without breaking or dinging your rim. The large, rounded handle won't dig into your hand as you put your full weight behind the lever, and the handy spoke hook keeps the lever in place while you go to work on the next section of the bead.
Lezyne Power Levers come in pairs and are available in black.
I've had a couple sets of these in the saddle bags of both my road bike and my mountain bike. They are nice and compact and a good option for mid-ride repairs on a tire that has already seen some miles to break it in. I've used these to fix a flat on my roadie and to take off worn tires from my mountain bike and they were really easy to use for those jobs.
That said, these really aren't up to the task of mounting a new tire with a tight bead. I had to replace the tires on my mountain bike this spring and bent and finally snapped two levers before switching to a sturdier set.
It's not that these levers don't work well...They do, but they have some flex to them which concerns me when wrestling a tight tire bead. I prefer the Pedro's levers for their solid construction and confidence in using them over the years that the tire bead won't slip off. The Pedro's are a bit larger though, and these fit better in a saddle bag or emergency pack.


Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is the most commonly diagnosed behavior disorder in North America, occurring in 3% to 8% of schoolchildren, and in a smaller percentage of adults. ADHD is a chronic syndrome of age-inappropriate inattention, which includes distractibility, forgetfulness, disorganization, and failure to finish tasks or follow instructions. The hyperactivity-impulsivity component, when it exists, includes impatience and excessive nonreflective action and speech. An abbreviated checklist of symptoms associated with ADHD includes: careless mistakes, not seeming to listen, failing to finish tasks, difficulty organizing, avoiding or disliking tasks that require sustained mental effort, losing things, easily distracted by outside stimuli, fidgetiness or squirming, difficulty playing quietly, on the go, talking excessively, blurting answers before questions are finished, difficulty waiting for a turn, and underachievement.
In addition to the above impairments, there are impairments in social skills and peer status. Most children with ADHD have difficulty in keeping friends and some have trouble making friends. Children with ADHD typically underperform academically and underachieve even if they do not have a comorbid (i.e. conditions that coexist with ADHD) learning disorder. Noteworthy is that people with ADHD have a higher rate of automobile accidents, and accidental head injury caused by inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity.
It is of additional importance to note that the ADHD behavior pattern must be present for at least six months and begin before the age of twelve. The criteria also require that the symptoms cause some impairment in at least two settings: home, school, or social functioning. Taken together, these criteria offer support for ADHD being a neurodevelopmental disorder.
It is of paramount importance for clinicians to be specialized in identifying those conditions that can mimic or coexist with ADHD. These may include: oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder, anxiety disorder and mood disorders.
Amongst current treatments for ADHD, seizure disorders, anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder, and depression is EEG (Electroencephalographic) Biofeedback / Neurofeedback. This treatment meets the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry guideline ratings for treatment of ADHD. Also, Neurofeedback meets the most stringent American Psychological Association's criterion of efficacious and specific treatments. Support from these organizations suggest that Neurofeedback should always be considered as a first-line treatment for ADHD and other disorders when parents or patients prefer not to use medication. However, Neurofeedback can be used in combination with medication and/or psychotherapy.


Big B and Kangana in stills from Tanu Weds Manu Returns and Piku.
The acclaimed period piece Bajirao Mastani swept the National Awards - announced on Monday - with wins for its director Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Best Supporting Actress for Tanvi Azmi, among other awards.
Amitabh Bachchan won Best Actor for Piku - his fourth National Award - and Kangana Ranaut won Best Actress for Tanu Weds Manu Returns. This was the 29-year-old actress' third National Award win after last year's Best Actress National Award for Queen and 2009's Best Supporting Actress National Award for Fashion.


The Video below is a video of my cats I thought was funny/cute please check it out.
My name is Shelly I also go by Shell, Sh3ll.
I'm 21 years old I was born on 08/23/94.
I am from the USA, IL Chicago born and raised.
I am 100% an animal lover big time anything from small cats to big dogs! I have three cats Angel Male 4 year old all black fat cat he's such a devil...really. Tigger Male 2 years old skinny orange Tabby very nice and cute. Mittens Female 1 year old half Tabby/Calico she's spoiled.
Feel free to ask my questions or write me messages at any time and I promise I'll respond to every message I get.
Feel free to add me to your friends list or follow me on twitter and I shall do the same in return.
Witch one do you use?
Deleted as you requested. Next time just report it and we'll get rid for you! And yeah I like the stickers idea too!
That video is soo cute ^_^ and LOOL at the image of the "10 year old girls crying" xD TBH I didn't even know that 10 year old girls can have boyfriends :s How awful! I wish I can put images on your guestbook. How do you even do that?
Haha, yes a new badge. U jelly?
Hey! I'm doing good How about yourself?
Hey Boo! Have a Happy 4th of July!!
That's cool I bet the blonde highlights look pretty!
And ermm... not handing the badge over LOL. Better luck next time!
Haha I should probably change mine a little.. been the same for ages Maybe when I start adding new stuff to staff shop.
I loveee your sparkly name!


On Saturday, April 21st of this month, I will be setting up a mini studio and doing a demo on painting in miniature at Excellent Frameworks in Duncan BC.
The demo will take place in the gallery from 1pm – 4pm and is open to everyone.
I will be working on a painting, answering questions and offering folks a chance to try their hand at a wee bit of mini painting. If you are interested in miniature art, and are in the area, please stop by and say hello!


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Advance Plus scheme extended
The Advance Plus work placement scheme is doubling in size as part of the States of Jersey initiative to get Islanders into work.
Advance Plus will be recruiting four new mentors and will be able to help up to 200 more people over the next 12 months with a targeted programme of training and work placements in a variety of roles across administration, construction, retail, care and hospitality.
The scheme caters for job-seekers aged 20 or over and offers work placements, personal mentoring and training in areas where it is known that job vacancies exist. Advance Plus runs alongside the successful Advance to Work scheme which caters for job-seekers aged between 16 and 19.
Advance Plus team leader Rebecca Cook said that the aim of the scheme was to prepare people for work by building confidence and skills and offering job-seekers the chance to find out more about chosen areas of work through placements and training.
"We are keen to extend the success that we have had with Advance Plus. Of the 174 people who have enrolled in our previous schemes, some 63 per cent have moved into employment. Many of those had been unemployed for over a year before joining the scheme so we believe that, with the resources in place to extend the scheme, we can help reduce the number of people who have become long-term unemployed." she said.
The extension of the scheme is 1 of a number of measures being implemented by the cross-departmental team behind the Back to Work Programme which has been tasked by the Council of Ministers to address Jersey's unprecedented level of unemployment. The Back to Work Programme is being led by the Social Security Department.
Chief Minister Senator Ian Gorst said "Advance Plus and Advance to Work have a proven track record of getting people into work and extending the Advance Plus scheme will be a vital part of our efforts to reduce long-term unemployment in Jersey. Over the coming months the Back to Work team will be developing a number of initiatives to offer people the skills they need to fill Island job vacancies."
The next Advance Plus Scheme will begin in mid-February focusing on work in the care sector.
Advance to Work
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Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm for telephone and online enquiries only
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Employment and careers section
Advance Plus (education section)
Advance to Work (education section)


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I received some good feedback about my post on systemd-networkd and bonded interfaces on Rackspace's OnMetal servers, and I decided to write about another use case. Recent product updates allow you to attach a Cloud Block Storage volume, and this opens up quite a few new possibilities for deployments.
So why not create a high-performance KVM hypervisor on an OnMetal server? Let's do this.
WHOA THERE. These are amazing servers and because of that, they're priced much differently than Cloud Servers are. Be sure to review the pricing for OnMetal and Cloud Block Storage before going through this guide. Don't end up with an unexpected bill by building one of these servers and forgetting to destroy it.
Everything looks amazing except for the storage — but we'll fix that soon. I've also built the server with Fedora 22 and provided my public ssh key.
Wait a few minutes after running the supernova command and you should be back to a prompt. Verify that your new OnMetal server is pinging, but keep in mind it may still be in the process of booting up or configuring itself.
Getting additional storage for an OnMetal server is done in two steps: provisioning the LUN and attaching it to the host. This is a bit easier in Cloud Servers since the actual attachment is done behind the scenes. You end up with a disk that attaches itself to the virtual machine at the hypervisor layer. OnMetal is a little different, but the process is still very straightforward.
Let's start by making four 100GB SSD volumes. We will eventually put these into a RAID 10 volume.
Start by putting your server's initiator name into a file. It should be called initiator_name in the JSON data.
Logout and then ssh to the server again, this time with -Y for X forwarding. Run virt-manager and verify that the VM is running.
Double-click on the virtual machine listed there and the anaconda installer should be on the screen.
Let the installation complete and you'll have a KVM virtual machine ready to roll!
Obviously, this is a very manual process. It could be automated with scripts, or an orchestration framework, like Ansible. In addition, deployment of virtual machines could be automated with OpenStack. However, my goal here was to demonstrate a new use case for OnMetal servers. I'll add the automation to my long list of to-do's.


Two men in their 20s have been shot dead while sitting in a car in a Stockholm suburb where feuds between criminal gangs fighting over territory have taken place.
Swedish police spokeswoman Carina Skagerlind said on Thursday no suspects have been arrested after the overnight shooting in a residential area of Kista, northwest of the Swedish capital.
The motive was not known.
Swedish media said the victims were shot in the head several times, adding investigators would look at previous incidents in the area.
On Monday, two people were stabbed to death in another, nearby Stockholm suburb.
It was unclear if the cases were linked.