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A: Instead of margin try using padding:
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Halo 2 (Xbox)
Developer: Bungie Software
Release Date: November 9, 2004 (US)
M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Language, Violence
Halo 2: Frank O'Connor Interview
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It could have been possible for us to just hand that off to some factory and say, "Just make something that looks like this," but every toy, model, and even cups and T-shirts, that come back here, we get final approval over. It's not just approval, though, we also get to make changes like, "No, that's not detailed enough, make it more detailed." That's a really cool thing about working in this studio.
GS: Moving over to game mechanics a bit, dual wielding is obviously a pretty huge addition to the game. How did that change the way that the weapons were balanced and set up? For instance, I know that you can't zoom with the pistol anymore.
FO: Yeah, that's definitely a good example. I think the biggest change you're going to find is how the weapons are balanced to ensure that none of them are too powerful. Obviously, you can't wield two rocket launchers simultaneously. They've been changed and balanced to make sure that they're fun, but I think that what it really does is add a level of strategy. I mean, I'm only starting to really experiment with this now. Like, I just discovered the other day that the human pistol, unscoped, only takes one shot to destroy a fusion core. Now, with the battle rifle, it takes between 3 and 6 shots, so suddenly I realized that I can take out guys in multiplayer who are standing next to those things just by switching to the allegedly weakest weapon. So there's really a lot of layers of depth and detail to dual-wielding.
GS: I spoke with Nile Rodgers, who's working on the soundtrack, earlier today about some of the music. I noticed that the music actually plays a bigger part this time around, as far as setting the tone for scenes and battles and things like that. Was it a big thing for you guys to increase the emphasis on music in an attempt to make it more exciting?
FO: We're lucky because we have Marty [O'Donnell], and what he really understands is what music drives action along, and he has really good technology so that when you reach a point in the game and the pace changes, the music changes invisibly, so there isn't a hiss and a click and it starts a new tune. It sort of rolls into the last tune you were listening to. That aspect of the music really helps the gameplay. With multiplayer, there's no music at all, but it's still fun. But there's things we do with audio in the multiplayer that are just astonishing. Surfaces have properties, so if you shoot a barrel with bullets, it's a completely different sound than shooting a concrete wall, or plate glass, or anything like that.
It used to be that back in the day that music was just added after the game was finished. You could pretty much buy it off the shelf. But at this company, even if you go back and look at something like Myth, the company has always had a really big focus on music and audio, and it's starting to show. I think one of the things I'm most happy about with the game, looking at it from an insider's position, is the music. I mean, I have the soundtrack on CD, and I actually listen to it. It's cool. I'm not going to put it on in the car when I'm going out with my wife or anything, but I really like it.
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The Breadth of Superman (Nov 21, 2006)
Hey Joe (Oct 23, 2006)
Interview with Snowblind on Justice League Heroes (Oct 20, 2006)
Scartenders (Oct 9, 2006)
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Halo 2 at IGN
Halo 2 Cheats at IGN
Halo 2 Guide at IGN
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Liao Hui (5 de outubro de 1987, em Xiantao) é um chinês, campeão mundial e olímpico em halterofilismo.

Na IWF World Cup de 2007 (), em Apia, Liao Hui levantou 145 kg no arranque e definiu um recorde mundial para juniores — 190 kg no arremesso, na categoria até 69 kg, concluindo com 335 kg no total combinado.

Participou dos Jogos Olímpicos de Pequim 2008; na categoria até 69 kg, conseguiu a marca de 348 kg no total (158+190), o que lhe garantiu o ouro.

Liao Hui foi campeão mundial em 2009, em Goyang (346 kg — 160+186), tornando-se o 400º campeão desde o começo dos campeonatos mundiais de halterofilismo.

No Campeonato Mundial de 2010, em Antália, Liao Hui inicialmente terminara como vencedor e definira dois recordes mundiais. Nesse campeonato, Liao Hui levantou 160 kg no arranque, mas ficara em segundo lugar na prova, pois o turco Mete Binay levantou essa mesma marca, mas era 100 g mais leve. Entretanto, Liao Hui definira novo recorde mundial no arremesso — 198 kg, superando a marca de seu compatriota Zhang Guozheng em 0,5 kg, concluindo também com um recorde mundial no total (358 kg), o que lhe garantira o ouro, a frente do romeno Ninel Miculescu (337 — 157+180) e de Binay (335). Mas, um ano depois, foi constatado doping de Liao Hui e de Miculescu; os recordes de Hui foram anulados e suspenso pela Federação Internacional de Halterofilismo das competições de seu calendário até setembro de 2014 e o campeão de 2010 na categoria até 69 kg foi Mete Binay.

Liao Hui pode voltar a competir no mundial de 2013 —ele conseguiu as mesmas marcas do campeonato de 2010, sendo então novos recordes da categoria até 69 kg (198 kg no arremesso e 358 kg no total). No mundial de 2014 ele superou o recorde de Gueorgui Markov no arranque em 1 kg — levantou 166 kg —, e levantou 359 kg no total.

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Enforced disappearances: UN Committee welcomes Mexico's decision on individual complaints
GENEVA (4 September 2020) – The unanimous decision by the Mexican Senate to recognize the competence of the UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances to examine individual complaints is a significant step in the country's human rights development, the Committee said in a statement on Friday.
"The crime of enforced disappearance is a particularly heinous violation of human rights that leads to suffering and anguish for the disappeared persons and their relatives," the Committee said.
"We congratulate Mexico for further supporting and empowering the relatives of victims and those helping them in their daily struggle for truth and justice by accepting the competence of the Committee to examine individual complaints," the statement added.
The Senate's decision follows years of demands by families of disappeared persons and the cumulative efforts of the Committee, the UN Human Rights Office and other human rights organizations. According to Mexico's National Commission for the Search for Disappeared Persons, at the end of 2019, some 61,637 had disappeared in the country.
The Senate's declaration will take effect once it is submitted to the UN Secretary-General. The Committee will then be able to receive and examine individual complaints under the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.
The individual complaints mechanism opens up an important platform for the Committee to communicate with the State parties on the actions they have to take to prevent enforced disappearances, search for the disappeared, and to promote their rights as well as those of their families once they have exhausted all domestic channels.
Mexico ratified the Convention in 2008. Its initial report was examined by the Committee in 2015, followed by the examination of additional information in 2018.
Full statement of the Committee is available online.
For media inquiries, please contact Vivian Kwok at +41 (0) 22 917 9362 / vkwok@ohchr.org or the UN Human Rights Office Media Section at +41 (0) 22 928 9855 / media@ohchr.org
The Committee on Enforced Disappearances monitors States parties' adherence to the Convention for the Protection of all Persons from Enforced Disappearance. The Committee is made up of 10 members who are independent human rights experts drawn from around the world, who serve in their personal capacity and not as representatives of States parties. The Committee's concluding observations are an independent assessment of States' compliance with their human rights obligations under the treaty.
Learn more with our animations on the Treaty Body system and on the Committee on Enforced Disappearances!
Follow the UN human rights office on social media! We are on Twitter @UNHumanRights, Facebook @unitednationshumanrights and Instagram @unitednationshumanrights


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If you're looking for the whole package for a wedding and excellent value for money, Wendy is definitely the photographer you want. She is passionate about what she does and really puts in 110% effort. We got married on the hottest day in Orange's history back in February, where it sky rocketed to 41.c just as the 'outdoor' ceremony was about to begin. Wendy and Mark put in at least an 18+ hr day, capturing everything from start to finish, lugging around all of their equipment in extreme conditions and always put our needs first. The turn around on our photos and wedding book was extremely quick and we couldn't be happier with our decision to book Candid Photos of a Lifetime.
A huge thank you to Wendy Stewart at Candid Photos Of A Lifetime, for the amazing work she put into our special day. While Wendy had a reasonable price the service and quality we received was 5 stars. She started our special day with driving to our wedding location well before sunrise and capturing some breathtaking sunrise photos and then didn't stop until we left our reception late that night. Her attention to detail and eye for capturing an emotion or many is incredible. We really couldn't imagine getting through our day and photos without Wendy's focus, personality and experience. Our photos were back in no time actually, while still on our honeymoon. Every emotion was captured through Wendy's lens and after going through them tears of happiness were definitely shed. I would highly recommend Wendy to all of our friends and anybody in need of an affordable and professional photographer. Thank you again Wendy, both my wife and I could not be happier with our Wedding photos and the service you provided.
My husband and I were lucky enough too secure Wendy and Mark (from Candid Photos of a Lifetime) to capture our special day. Not only did they produce the most amazing photo's but their advice and support throughout the entire journey was beyond any expectations we could ever imagine. From the very first phone call, Wendy answered any questions I had, she offered very valuable ideas that made for a smooth running day. Our guests are still commenting on the professionalism and friendliness they observed from Wendy and Mark. If you are looking for the most stress free and fun day for your wedding, look no further, you have found your photographers. THANKYOU from the bottom of our hearts Wendy and Mark, because of you guys, we now have our perfect day for a lifetime!
Wendy and Mark (from Candid Photos of a Lifetime) are absolutely amazing, they captured our very special day as we wanted and even managed a few unexpected moments which we will treasure forever. They are friendly and blend right in as if they are part of the guests. They truly go out of their way to make your day one you will never forget. Our family and friends were impressed by both their professionalism and Quality of their work . I highly recommend them to anyone who wants a memorable experience.
I knew for years before my wedding day (before I got engaged even) that I wanted Wendy Stewart at Candid Photos of a Lifetime to do my wedding day. After doing some research I chose Wendy because she has the best deals around. She offers more for less than any other photographer that I came across and after meeting with her and talking with her throughout the process of planning I found her to be a lovely and dedicated person. She gets up at the crack of dawn excited for your wedding day and after the day is done she smashes out the editing of your photos so you can get them back as soon as possible. My guests found Wendy to be a fun and lovely photographer and I truly appreciate her work and effort during the whole wedding process and on the day itself.
From our very first chat on the phone finding out costs and availability right up until our big way, Wendy at Candid Photos Of A Lifetime was incredibly helpful and able to give tips and ideas for what would work best for us.
We are both young and were manoeuvring our way through planning a wedding with plenty of hurdles, neither of us had any idea what we were doing, didn't know what we needed or wanted and Wendy was easy to chat to and within a couple of conversations we had a grasp of what we wanted and were happy to commit to having her as our photographer.
Wendy understood our families issues, helped create a plan to avoid unnecessary issues, also to avoid those excessive photo requests from some over excited guests and made sure the day ran smoothly and without a hitch. She is a bubbly person who was extremely easy to get along with and delved into the theatrics of the getting ready process with us and made everyone laugh and relax. She went above and beyond for me to avoid drama and to remain happy and hydrated, Making the entire experience even better!
With Wendy's fun and relaxed attitude and helpful tips we were able to relax and organise our photos quickly and easily and we found that was an extreme help, especially when so many other things in the few weeks before the wedding became incredibly stressful.
The photos she took are absolutely breathtaking and she made our day even more special with the wonderful memories and relaxed environment she created.
Our guests and relatives constantly comment on the beauty of our wedding photos as well as the wonderful service Wendy provided to everyone on the day who wanted to have a special photo taken with us as well as the photos that were taken of special fixtures at our venue. Wendy also ensured that when editing and fixing up some photos that she was able to remove some "photo bombing" of crucial moments to capture the true wonder of those moments and that meant the world to us.
We would highly recommend Wendy to anyone needing incredibly gorgeous photos at an absolutely wonderful price.
Wendy (from Candid Photos of a Lifetime) delivers a quality and affordable wedding package and is both friendly and professional. Guests were well photographed with Wendy capturing a number of beautiful as well as funny moments. We highly recommend Candid Photos of a Lifetime for any occasion.
Wendy and her husband (from Candid Photos of a Lifetime) are amazing couldn't have asked for a better experience. They helped us relax on our wedding day and as a result we got awesome natural photos with out the awkward smiles.
Highly recommend Wendy for your future event she is always happy to answer any questions and to fulfil any quirky photo ideas you may have.
Our day was perfect but was made that much more amazing thanks to the hilarious and loving moments caught by Wendy (from Candid Photos of a Lifetime). Wendy went above and beyond a photographers duty to help the day run smoothly we would recommend Candid Photographs of a Lifetime in a heartbeat.
Planning a wedding can be a really hard task, especially when you are trying to find everything from photographers to a reception venue. My husband and I found it hard to find a photographer that was not only fantastic at their job but also great people to help make the day not so stressful. When we finally found Candid Photos Of A Lifetime we felt relieved that we had narrowed our search down. It wasn't until we met Wendy and seen her work that we knew that she was the one we wanted. Not only is she an amazing photographer, she is an amazing person. We booked her straight away and didn't once second guess our choice. We chose the Gold Package which was such great value but we also got a second photographer. Who happens to be Wendy's Husband Mark, who we referred to as "The Ninja" because you never knew when you were being photographed. As the wedding got closer I started to stress that everything was not going to work as planned as I was having little things go wrong. Wendy was there for me to have someone to talk to and not just about the photography side of things. She really helped leading up to the big day to calm me down. Wendy and Mark were amazing they made me feel so relaxed and comfortable and I turned from being a camera shy girl to posing every chance I had. They captured every photo we asked for and many more and even got up and had a dance with myself and the bridal party. I do not have a single bad thing to say about Wendy and Mark they were amazing. The photos that we received were such high quality and everything we could have asked for. We have not only decided on our photographer for everything big thing to come but we also made great friends. If you are after a more personal touch and every little and big moment of your special day captured don't look past Candid Photos Of A Lifetime you will not be disappointed.
Thank you so much for being apart of our special day you guys were amazing.
When looking for that person to capture those most treasured moments and special day was hard until I met Wendy Stewart from Candid Photos of a Lifetime. Wendy is such a dream to deal with right from start to finish. she is a beautiful lady who cracks jokes all day long to capture the most natural pictures and smiles, she was so brilliant, she starts her day when the sun is rising to when the newly weds head back to their room for a last good night kiss picture or what ever you request, jumping into the pool, having a wine anything you want, she guides you through every step of the way. Candid photos are very affordable and brilliant quality. We could not have picked anyone better to take our wedding pictures. From the bottom of our hearts Thank you we love them.!
From our very first meeting, until the wedding, Wendy at Candid Photos For A Lifetime was amazing.
Like so many people out there we had never been married, didn't know what we were doing, didn't know what we needed or wanted, and didn't know what to expect.
She helped us to relax, helped us to choose a package that suited us and our budget with no pressure, understood our families issues, and the end results are incredible. Plus she is a great person to get along with. Making the entire experience even better. The whole process from start to finish with payment, times, dates, and information needed is kept as stress and hassle free as possible, we found that was a massive help, especially when so many other things leading up to the day got a little stressful.
The photos she took are amazing and the level of service she provides is second to none. We have showed our family and friends the photos that Wendy took on our special day and they are amazed. They keep mentioning the quality is great, products are professional, and saying to us that she is a great photographer, that she isn't rude, or pushy, like other photographers they have met, and allows for photos we wanted, and our relatives to take some they wanted.
If we were ever to get our vows renewed or we have a special event, Wendy at Candid Photos For A Lifetime is the only photographer on our list.
Organizing your special day is a "big deal" and can be stressful at times but one thing that was made with ease was the photography .
Wendy Stewert is a down to earth but professional photographer who dedicates herself to providing both the bride and groom with lasting and heart felt memories that keep you coming back for more.
Both Richard and I found working with Wendy was a pleasure, nothing was a hassle for her.
The quality of the photos were beautiful and very professional with the deliverery of the finished product fast.
Wendy has the personal touch of delivering the photos to your door and even inviting to suggestions in producing your personal album.
A professional photographer when we first met, a true friend when the photos were delivered.
Thank you Wendy for being apart of our special day and leaving us with the memories we hold closest to our hearts.
Wendy from Candid Photos of a Lifetime photographed our wedding and we have had endless comments on how beautiful the photo's were and how great Wendy was on the day! She really went the extra mile and was so easy to get along with. I couldn't have asked for a better photographer and couldn't imagine that there is another photographer out there that could be so fun, professional and exceptionally great at capturing every special moment.
Wendy is absolutely amazing. Nothing was too difficult. Spent ALL Day with us. Great packages. Wonderful images. Good Fun. Everyone enjoyed the day even more with Wendy & her team there! Lots of Laughter. Every request was met. Couldn't have asked for a better photographer! Great eye for detail!
Wendy from Candid Photos is a professional and talented photographer. We were very fortunate to secure her services for our wedding at Algona. She has distinct attention to detail that produces photos that captured every moment and emotion felt on our big day. Wendy was very friendly, flexible and courteous. Her wedding packages are well priced and provide great value for money.
Thank you so much for capturing our wedding day on film. As you know, organising a wedding and for everything to come together takes time, patience and cooperation. From the moment we spoke to you on the phone, the stress of finding the perfect photographer were gone.
I can not speak highly enough of how easy you are to get along with let alone the incredible images you shot of us. All of our guests share the same opinion and constantly mentioned how impressed they were with your service and praised how approachable and courteous you were while maintaining such a professional standard. Thank you.
From start to finish you have well and truly exceeded our every expectation and feel that we have somewhat underpaid your for a service, that to us, was priceless.
In most cases you only get what you pay for but in our case we know we got far more than that.
Thank you again for being a part of and photographing the best day of our lives. Mick and Naomi O'Hara.
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Candid Photos of a Lifetime were excellent!! Wendy was excellent to deal with & nothing was a problem. She is very easy going. The quality of the photos were way better then I expected. What u get for the price you pay, is way more then I expected. I would recommend her to anyone!! Excellent!!
We loved loved loved our photos that Wendy Of Candid Photos Of A Lifetime done for us. We received all our photos back within 2 weeks and they are amazing. Wendy was there also with a helper at 5:30 taking photos of the sunrise and didn't finish until late… You can really tell she loves what she does and will do anything to make sure you get the best photos… I recommend her to anyone who is looking for a great photographer to capture your special day, and she is also a beautiful lady, someone who you will be happy to spend your special with. I highly recommend Wendy. She has done a fantastic job on our photos.
Wendy is an amazing photographer who is able to not only take wonderful photos but also has the knack of being able to capture the emotions and feelings that are connected with a very special moment in life. Her professionalism and zest for life is transpired into amazing printed memories. There are so many candid moments of my special day that have been so cleverly captured to have a lifetime of remembering the mood and feelings of the day. I have and always will recommend her service to everyone. She is an amazing person with a fantastic gift. I was absolutely impressed with the level of service, friendliness and professionalism that Candid Photos of a Lifetime provided. We felt very comfortable having them being a part of our wedding day and captured the day remarkably. I can look through my album and feel the happiness and emotions from the images captured just like it was our wedding day all over again. I not only got an amazing photographer I also gained a friend.
Wendy is AMAZING! She not only has excellent photography skills, but she has something very few professional photographers actually have — an 'eye' for photography. She sees views, closeups, scenes that other photographers do not and captures the essence and emotion of the day. At Wendy's very first wedding as a photographer, we did not know what to expect and had another professional photographer there as well. We did not use any of the other photographer's work as Wendy's was SO much better. Her photos and her books, creatively and wonderfully made, are fabulous. She is professional, courteous and has a great personality; she is a joy to work with. She has attention to detail for all of her portraits, yet a wonderful creative talent that captures those great spontaneous moments. I strongly recommend her!!
Candid Photos of a Lifetime were amazing! Wendy arrived early in the day to capture all the fabulous pre-wedding pics, and kicked on until the end of the reception to capture all the fun! Wendy was really energetic throughout the whole day and even got on the dance floor with her cameras-the guests loved it. Wendy was able to provide sneak peaks early the next morning, and has worked really hard to edit all the photos taken on the day , and did an awesome job preparing our photo book-thank you Candid Photos of a Lifetime!!
Wendy did an amazing photography job on our special day. On the lead up to our wedding Wendy made sure she knew exactly what particular photos were the most important to capture and successed in getting those for us on the day. We are over the moon with our photo book that was included in our package. Everyone who has seen it absolutely loves it, it is such a neat and tidy idea as we don't have to worry about loosing any of our photos and it feels just like reading our own story book. Fantastic photos, beautiful photo book, great price and a very friendly photographer, Couldn't ask for anything more!


BC Green Party Candidate (and my fellow CC editor) Jodie Emery talks about drug prohibition with the Vancouver Province's Dana Gee in this video.
Though Jodie came in an expected third place in her Vancouver-Fraserview riding, she became a star candidate for the Green Party and her campaign was a huge success, bringing much needed press attention to the issue of drug prohibition reform.
Video from The Vancouver Province.
Check out Jodie's Election Blog here.


Everton are closing in on Lille defender Adama Soumaoro while Blues boss Sam Allardyce also wants Christian Benteke and Steven N'Zonzi according to reports.
The Mail say that Everton are keen on signing Soumaoro and with the player valued at over £20m, a sale would help the financial problems at the struggling French club.
Despite his side being third from bottom of the Ligue 1 table, the versatile 25-year-old who can play anywhere in the back four, has attracted to some excellent reports from Blues scouts in recent weeks report the Liverpool Echo .
Borussia Dortmund, Monaco and Everton's Premier League rivals West Ham United have also watched Soumaoro but the Blues appear to be in pole position for the player who has now returned to action after missing the start of the season with tendinitis in his Achilles.
Meanwhile, the Mirror reckon that Allardyce is plotting January swoops for a couple of players he has previously worked with, Benteke and N'Zonzi.
Former Liverpool striker Benteke - who as with Allardyce at Crystal Palace last season - netted 17 goals last term but has found the net just once so far in the current campaign.
Allardyce is also hoping to be reunited with N'Zonzi - who he signed for Blackburn Rovers - with the Frenchman looking to quit Sevilla.
The 29-year-old, who is also wanted by Arsenal, is rated at around £23m but the new Blues boss has supposedly been told he will need to sell in order to buy when it comes to reshaping his midfield.


Hello people and welcome back to Tokyo DisneySea, the world's best, most immersive theme park. Last week, I published a review on this theme park so if you happen to miss it, check it out here.
As you might have expected, Tokyo DisneySea is a large park with plenty of things to see and explore. If you compare it to the park next door, Tokyo Disneyland, you'll notice straightaway that it's considerably bigger that a normal Disney park: 71 hectares compared to 46 hectares. That's almost 50% bigger thanks to the vast body of water that separates the park's attractions further from each other.
On a crowded day like this, prior planning will help you make the most of your Tokyo DisneySea visit.
Tips #8: Secure your spot early for Fantasmic!
Any theme park enthusiasts would know that the golden rule to beat the crowd is to arrive early in advance of the park's opening time. For my visit, I arrived at the park around 100 minutes before the park's opening time (8:00am). I thought I was super early.
The crowd at Tokyo DisneySea's entrance 2 hours before opening time (8:00am).
You know Japanese for their discipline. You know Japanese for their punctuality. You know Japanese for their commitment and dedication to work. What you don't know, however, is their dedication to arriving super early for their theme park visits. Even as I arrived at the park 2 hours before opening time, I was already too late. By then, there were already around 200+ people lined up in an orderly manner waiting for the ticket gates to open.
So first tip of the day will be to arrive early. Seriously. If you arrive at the park more than 30 minutes after the park opens - well - be prepared to wait longer than expected.
Getting yourself familiarised with the park layout is important in order for you to plan your route for the day - or at least for the first few FastPasses and rides that you want to get. You can do this while you're sitting down and waiting for the park gate to open. It won't take that long, really.
Grab a park map and familiarise yourself with the general layout.
Try to get yourself familiarised with the routes that you're planning to take in the first 60 minutes of your visit, which are crucial in order to get the much coveted FastPass tickets and one of the first spots in the queues for the most popular rides in the park.
If you've been to a Disney theme park before, you'd know that obtaining FastPass tickets for the most popular rides is a must especially for a visit on a crowded day. Tokyo DisneySea is no exception. In fact, Tokyo DisneySea is - unfortunately - an extreme case in which you really have to optimise your strategy. In Japan, every single visitor knows about FastPass, how to utilise the system, and the route that they need to take.
Optimising your FastPass strategy is crucial to minimise your queue time at Tokyo DisneySea.
Nemo & Friends SeaRider is a brand new ride, so expect long lines for both FastPass and standby queues.
The time between the moment you obtain your previous FastPass ticket and the return time of your previous FastPass ticket.
If your previous FastPass ticket return time for a particular attraction is after you're allowed to obtain your next FastPass ticket, you're unable to obtain another FastPass ticket for that same attraction.
Don't get left behind! FastPass tickets for Nemo & Friends SeaRider run out quickly. Here you see the return time at around 9:25am.
As soon as you enter the park, I highly recommend you to obtain a FastPass ticket for Toy Story Mania. FastPass tickets for this attraction runs out incredibly fast. If you arrive at the park 30 minutes after the park's opening hour, you'll probably get your return time closer to the park's closing time, which would be unfavourable.
So there you have your FastPass strategy. Hopefully, you have a wonderful time collecting FastPass tickets at the park.
This section is only for those who don't mind getting their parties separated when riding rides. If you do mind, feel free to skip this section.
Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull is one of the two attractions at the park that utilises Single Riders lanes.
This is the reason why you shouldn't prioritise these attractions in your FastPass strategy. By using Single Rider lanes in these attractions, you can cut your queue time significantly. For example, I waited for only 10-15 minutes using Single Rider lanes when the normal standby queue time was 85 minutes.
Single Rider queue time for Raging Spirits usually hovers around 10-20% of the normal standby queue time.
There's a catch, though. Single Rider lanes are designated for - you guessed it - single riders. Anyone who uses this line will be treated as a lone, single guest and will be used to fill possible empty seats on the ride. Thus, all parties - no matter how small - will be separated. If you don't mind getting separated, however, Single Rider lanes can be a huge time saver for your party.
Tokyo Disney Resort in its entirety is known for being different compared to its sister resorts anywhere else around the world. The first thing that you'll identify right away is how quirky this place is. From the visitors to the Cast Members themselves, they seem to carry more pride with their own quirkiness in this resort.
But you know what's even more quirky? The popcorn. At both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, popcorns are real business and major highlights that you shouldn't skip during your visit.
Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea are well-known for their quirky popcorns.
If during your visit to Tokyo DisneySea you encounter a popcorn cart, check right away the flavour that they're serving. My surprise favourite is the Herb-Tomato flavour, which I was really skeptical of at first. But I can't resist the amazing scent - it smells like that tomato they use on Italian pizza. The taste turns out to be nothing but incredible. Even better, each small bucket of popcorn is only JPY 310. That's roughly $3 or £2.25! Such amazing value!
If you happen to be walking around American Waterfront area at noon and you see people lining up for something for no reason, then this is something that you should take notice and pay attention. Most likely, these people are lining up for - what I said as - the best live stage show ever created by Disney, Big Band Beat.
Big Band Beat is the most popular show at Tokyo DisneySea.
Big Band Beat is a Broadway-scale musical revue show that takes guests on the musical journey of Roaring '20s era in New York City. The performers are top-notch and the execution is so smooth that you won't expect yourself to be watching this show in Tokyo. The theatre itself is beautiful and charming, allowing you to enjoy the true aesthetic of the show - especially if you sit in the middle orchestra section.
Big Band Beat is, without doubt, the most popular show at the theme park. It's so popular that you have to win the lottery in order to get the chance to watch it. It does make sense though: with only 5-6 shows every day, they can only accommodate 6,000-7,500 guests every day. That's a tiny fraction of average number of daily guests at the park (~40,000 guests).
While Big Band Beat takes place in the theatre marked by the "star" mark, the lottery for the show can be obtained at Biglitteria, marked "square" on the map above.
To enter the lottery, you have to go to this place called Biglitteria located right before you enter the American Waterfront area (refer to the map below). Scan all tickets in your party and pick the showtime that you wish to enter the lottery for. After that, all you can do is cross your fingers and toes and wish for the best.
Line up in advance of the latter shows (a limited amount of seats are provided for standby guests).
Fortress Explorations is a beautifully designed adult playground with exhibits like illusion room and planetarium.
Hidden in a tucked corner of Mediterranean Harbor, you'll also find a section dedicated to the famous canal city of Venice, Italy. It's in here you'll find arguably the most charming and memorable attraction in the park (if you're a travel addict), Venetian Gondola.
The Venetian Canal mini-land is tucked in a hidden corner of Mediterranean Harbor.
... or how about taking a stroll in the small streets of Italy?
Does this remind you of Ponte Vecchio of Florence, Italy?
In American Waterfront, you can even get on board of a full-scale cruise ship a la Titanic era. On board the ship, you'll find two of the park's most exclusive hangout spots. Unfortunately, I didn't go because both places are well out of my budget. But the view from onboard the ship is simply breathtaking.
Don't forget to jump aboard the S. S. Columbia ship while at Tokyo DisneySea.
While Tokyo DisneySea itself is already a magnificent theme park, it's these hidden charms that make it truly a world's best. There are so many things to discover and search in this park that one, two, or three visits would simply not cut it.
Did you remember the first tips? Arrive (very) early, right? Well, same tips applies to the nighttime show Fantasmic!, which takes place at the main body of water right along the Mediterranean Harbor area. Taking place 90-120 minutes before the park's closing time, Fantasmic! is a copy of the show of same name at the other Disney parks in Anaheim, CA and Orlando, FL with its own unique twist.
Fantasmic! brings a finish to the day with a spectacular bang!
The best spot to watch Fantasmic! is either the Lido Isle to the left section of the Mediterranean Harbor or the plaza immediately following the entrance under Hotel MiraCosta. Both have their own pros and cons. I, personally, decided to watch the show from Lido Isle because of its proximity to the action (much closer). Guests watching from the plaza, however, are treated to magnificent backdrop of the volcano.
Indeed, you have my 8 ultimate tips to make the most of your day at Tokyo DisneySea. But one thing that you should keep in mind is to never forget that you visit a theme park to simply have fun, not to schedule every single thing of your day. If that's the case, then where's the fun in the exploration and adventure then?
Thus, my last ultimate tip is simply for you to have fun. Admittedly, you'll be rushed here and there, but that shouldn't stop you from taking a step back, relax, and simply have fun, right?
Before you pass this gateway, promise yourself that you'll have fun.
No matter what happens, no matter which path you decide to take, I hope you have an enjoyable and memorable visit to the world's best theme park.


Homestead Title Corporation was an underwritten title company transacting business in San Luis Obispo County. The company was seized after it was discovered that there were escrow shortages in the trust accounts. We successfully recovered assets and were able to complete a 100% distribution to the known escrow depositors.
The CLO has completed all necessary closing activities. The court proceeding was terminated and the estate closed on October 14, 2003.


Rosneft has settled all disputes with Dutch subsidiaries of defunct oil major Yukos, which was Russia's biggest oil company before it was bankrupted by the Kremlin in the early 2000s.
"Both sides will drop all mutual claims and halt all ongoing legal and other disputes, as well as promise not to press any future claims in connection with the bankruptcy and liquidation of Yukos," the Rosneft statement said Wednesday.
Yukos lawyer Claire Davidson confirmed that a deal had been reached with Rosneft. The terms of the settlement are confidential, she said.
The deal does not apply to a ruling last year by the Hague's Permanent Court of Arbitration, which found that Russia owed the company's ex-shareholders $50 billion in damages for violations to the Energy Charter Treaty during its dismantling of Yukos.
Neither does it apply to a February court ruling in the Netherlands that found Rosneft owed ex-Yukos shareholders $333 million for losses sustained by a foreign arm of Yukos during the firm's liquidation.
Privately owned Yukos, once Russia's biggest oil firm, went bankrupt in the early 2000s after the arrest of its owner, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, in a case widely alleged to have been orchestrated by the authorities in an attempt to stifle the businessman's political aspirations.
State-controlled oil firm Rosneft then became the nation's largest oil firm by sweeping up many of Yukos' assets for bargain-basement prices.
According to Rosneft's statement, Rosneft has settled disputes with the following entities: Yukos Finance, Yukos Capital S.A.R.L., Stichting Administratiekantoor Yukos International, Stichting Administratiekantoor Financial Performance Holdings, Consolidated Nile, General Nile, Yukos International (UK), Luxtona Limited, Financial Performance Holdings, Yukos Hydrocarbons Investments Limited and CN & GN (PTC).


The BCCI is likely to choose Bengaluru as the venue for the one-off Test against Afghanistan in June when the weather is expected to be good in Karnataka's capital. The game will precede India's short tour of Ireland.
Afghanistan and Ireland were accorded full-membership status at the ICC AGM in London last June.
Afghanistan expressed a wish to play its first Test against India and the BCCI readily accepted the proposal. Sources said the two governments also were keen to see Afghanistan begin its Test journey against India in India.
An official announcement is likely to be made at a press conference in New Delhi on Tuesday. On the same day, the Supreme Court has listed the matter related to the Justice Lodha cricket reforms case.


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ERS Foreign News On Wheat
Includes data on wheat acreage in the U.S. and abroad and shipments, including flour, from principal exporting countries. Also included are cash prices, including the weighted average per bushel, and foreign wheat crops.
Crops and Crop Products:Grains and Oilseeds
flour, grain crops, rye, and wheat
May 21, 1930: Foreign News On Wheat
Release datetime: May 21, 1930
ERS World Wheat Prospects
This publication was published between 1930 and 1936. It reported on wheat and rye production, domestic and foreign market prices, and prospective supply and utilization of domestic supplies.
Oct 31, 1936: World Wheat Prospects
Release datetime: Oct 31, 1936
ERS World Wool Prospects
This publication reported on the wool prices in domestic and foreign markets from 1930 to 1936. Principal world markets are identified in each release and the import and export quantities are noted. Supplies and consumption trends are noted.
Crops and Crop Products:Cotton and Cottonseed
wool, wool industry, woolen fabric, and yarns
Nov 30, 1936: World Wool Prospects
Release datetime: Nov 30, 1936
ERS The Livestock and Wool Situation
This publication was published between 1942 and 1946. Included in each release is data on the number of livestock produced, slaughtered and sold, and the production and prices of wool. Relevant government actions, such as changes to inspection of certification, are also noted.
food animals, livestock and meat industry, and wool
Dec 6, 1946: The Livestock and Wool Situation
Release datetime: Dec 6, 1946
ERS Vegetable and Pulses Outlook (formerly The Vegetable Situation)
The Vegetable and Pulses Outlook was formerly titled The Vegetable Situation (VGS) from its inception in 1937 through 1987. As the Vegetable and Pulses Outlook does today, the VGS report provided current intelligence and forecasts on changing conditions in the U.S. vegetables and pulses sector. Each report highlighted a range of data products and reports on vegetable and pulse markets including domestic supply, demand, trade, and prices.
economic outlook and situation, prices, storage time, vegetable crops, and vegetables
Oct 20, 1962: The Vegetable Situation
ERS Feed Yearbook: Dataset
Current feed grain data are available from the Feed Grains Database on the ERS website. The interactive database contains data on U.S. acreage, production, supply, trade, use, and prices for feed grains (corn, sorghum, barley, and oats) and limited data for hay and some feedstuffs (wheat mill feeds, rice mill feeds, etc.).
grains, acreage, supply, oilseeds
ERS The Fruit Situation
From 1937 to 1976, this publication reported on statistics for the production, acreage, prices and outlook for fruit crops, including apples, grapes, peaches, pears, cranberries, strawberries, avocados, nectarines, oranges, grapefruit and lemons. Tree nuts, including almonds and walnuts, are also included in this publication. All available archived releases have been made available here. Prior to 1937, the Fruit and Vegetable Situation (FVS) reported on the fruit statistics covered in this pu...
Crops and Crop Products:Nuts
economic outlook and situation, fruits, and nut crops
Sep 18, 1976: The Fruit Situation
Release datetime: Sep 18, 1976
ERS Fats and Oils Situation
This publication was produced between 1937 and 1982. Data on the supply and demand for oil seeds, including soybeans, cotton, flax, peanut and sunflowers, is charted and prices per unit are listed by line item (i.e., baking; margarine; salad oil; other edible).
Crops and Crop Products:Oil Crops
fats and oils industry and oil crops
Oct 9, 1982: Fats and Oils Situation
Release datetime: Oct 9, 1982
ERS Greenhouse and Nursery Statistics
Comprehensive data covering production, supply, consumption, prices, and sales of floricultural and environmental horticultural products, covering the period 1960-88. Includes U.S. and State data and world trade data. Was last published July 1990.
floriculture, horticulture, prices, sales, and supply
Jul 1, 1990: Greenhouse and Nursery Statistics
Release datetime: Jul 1, 1990
Temporal coverage: 1960-01-01 - 1988-01-01
ERS U.S. Sugar Statistical Compendium
This archived dataset does not contain recent data or information. It includes U.S. beet and cane sugar statistics, including sugar production and consumption from 1950-90; imports and exports from 1970-90; and prices from 1960-90. Also includes regional and State data on sugar beet, sugarcane, and sugar production, 1970-90. Last published October 1991.
Crops and Crop Products:Sugar Crops
beets, exports, imports, sugarcane, and sugars
Oct 1, 1991: U.S. Sugar Statistical Compendium
ERS U.S. Corn Sweetener Statistical Compendium
This archived dataset does not contain recent data or information. Includes U.S. data on corn sweetener supply and use, prices, trade, and deliveries to domestic users by type of use during the period 1970-92. Includes data for high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), dextrose, and glucose supply and use. Last published November 1993.
corn, fructose, glucose, and sweeteners
Nov 1, 1993: U.S. Corn Sweetener Statistical Compendium
Release datetime: Nov 1, 1993
ERS Potato Facts
Potato Facts was discontinued in 1997. This archive report reviews potato statistics, and covers production, stocks, prices, trade, and outlook. Analysis and data from ERS on potato statistics is now published in the Vegetables and Melons Outlook.
French fries, potato chips, potatoes, and yields
Dec 2, 1997: Potato Facts
ERS Price Determination for Corn and Wheat: The Role of Market Factors and Government Programs
This archived report does not contain recent information or data and was last published April 1999. Included in this report are annual models for U.S. farm prices for corn and wheat, based on market factors as well as government agricultural commodity programs. The pricing relationships utilize a stocks-to-use modeling framework to capture the effects of market supply and demand factors on price determination. This formulation is augmented by factors that represent the changing role of agricu...
agricultural policy, corn, market analysis, prices, and wheat
Jul 1, 1999: Price Determination for Corn and Wheat: The Role of Market Factors and Government Programs
ERS Floriculture and Environmental Horticulture Yearbook: Report
In 2002, this report was replaced by Floriculture and Nursery Crops Yearbook. This archive report contains statistics on floriculture and nursery crop sales, number of growers, imports, exports, and consumption. For floriculture crops, tables include quantity sold, value of sales, wholesale prices, consumption per U.S. household, and import share of consumption.
bulbs, floriculture, flowers, horticulture, and seeds
Oct 1, 1999: Floriculture and Environmental Horticulture Yearbook: Report
ERS U.S. Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Marketing: Emerging Trade Practices, Trends, and Issues
This archived report does not contain recent information or data and was last published in January 2001. In 2000, trade practices between fresh produce shippers and food retailers gained national attention. Trade practices include fees such as volume discounts and slotting fees, as well as services like automatic inventory replenishment, special packaging, and requirements for third-party food safety certification. Trade practices also refer to the overall structure of a transaction-for examp...
fresh produce, fruits, trade, and vegetables
Jan 1, 2001: U.S. Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Marketing: Emerging Trade Practices, Trends, and Issues
ERS Agricultural Outlook
Agricultural Outlook (AO) ceased publication in December 2002. A new magazine, AmberWaves, replaced Agricultural Outlook, FoodReview, and Rural America in February 2003. This archive contains AO publications covering commodity markets and trade, farm policy, and other food- and agriculture-related topics. Each release includes data on individual commodities, farm income, the general economy, agricultural trade, and related issues. Commodity and trade outlook data and information conti...
Crops and Crop Products:Tobacco, Animals and Animal Products:Dairy, Crops and Crop Products:Sugar Crops, Crops and Crop Products:Grains and Oilseeds, Animals and Animal Products:Livestock, Crops and Crop Products:Oil Crops, Crops and Crop Products:Cotton and Cottonseed, Crops and Crop Products:Vegetables and Pulses, and Animals and Animal Products:Poultry
agricultural policy, commodity prices, and farm budgets
Jan 1, 2002: Agricultural Outlook
ERS Food Security Assessment
This archive contains reports from 1995-2003. Recent issues of this annual report can be found in the Global Food Security Briefing Room on the ERS website. The publication examine the near- and long-term prospects for food gaps in low-income, developing countries and food-aid availabilities in donor countries. Factors considered include food supply and demand, prices, trade, food production, population growth, foreign exchange availability, and food consumption and nutrition.
development aid, food aid, Nutrition, and production economics
Feb 1, 2003: Food Security Assessment
Release datetime: Feb 1, 2003
ERS Trends in the U.S. Sheep Industry
This archived report does not contain recent information or data. The report reviews the economic trends in the U.S. sheep industry through 2002. It chronicles significant historical and economic developments in the industry from both market and policy perspectives and cites prospects for the industry's survival. Issues related to both sheep meat and wool production are covered. Last published January 2004.
Australia, mutton, sheep, and wool
Jan 1, 2004: Trends in the U.S. Sheep Industry
ERS Sugar and Sweeteners Yearbook: Report
ERS ceased publication of the Sugar and Sweeteners Yearbook in report format in 2005. The yearbook tables are available in spreadsheet format from the Sugar and Sweeteners Briefing Room data page on the ERS website. This archived report contains data on U.S. and world data on acreage, yield, and production of sugar crops; production, trade, supply and use, and prices for sugar; and supply and use data for caloric and noncaloric sweeteners.
Aug 31, 2004: Sugar and Sweeteners Yearbook: Report
Release datetime: Aug 31, 2004
ERS Wheat Yearbook: Dataset
This dataset includes U.S. wheat acreage, production, supply, trade, use, and price data for wheat flour and rye. The tables previously released annually as part of the Wheat Yearbook are now available in the Wheat Data product on the ERS website. Data include statistics on wheat (including the five classes of wheat: hard red winter, hard red spring, soft red winter, white, and durum) and rye. The yearbook tables are updated as new data become available. Dataset updated May 2006. A report con...
durum wheat, exports, flour, imports, supply, and wheat
May 1, 2006: Wheat Yearbook: Dataset
The data on these files consist of the statistical tables found in the ERS "Wheat Situation and Outlook Yearbook" (WHS-2006, May 2006) which is updated and published once a year by the Market and Trade Economics Division, ERS/USDA.
Release datetime: May 1, 2006
ERS Tobacco Yearbook: Dataset
This archived dataset does not contain recent data or information. Includes U.S. and world data on production, supply, trade, disappearance, and price data for tobacco and tobacco products. Includes data on U.S. tobacco acreage, yield, production, stocks, and marketing by type. Was last published January 2006.
Crops and Crop Products:Tobacco
cigarettes, exports, markets, prices, sales, and tobacco
Jan 1, 2007: Tobacco Yearbook: Dataset
ERS Floriculture and Nursery Crops Yearbook: Report
This report ceased publication in December 2007. It provided information on the changing conditions in the U.S. floriculture and nursery crop sector. Topics included production, consumption, trade, prices received, and more.
crops, floriculture, flowers, horticulture, seeds, and trees
Oct 4, 2007: Floriculture and Nursery Crops Yearbook: Report
ERS Tobacco Yearbook: Report
This report ceased publication in the fall of 2007. This publication houses reports under the name of Tobacco Outlook, Tobacco: Situation and Outlook Report, Tobacco Situation and Outlook Yearbook, and Tobacco Yearbook. The Tobacco Outlook examined burley and flue-cured tobacco production, consumption, prices, stocks, imports and exports, and more, including consumption and trade of tobacco products (cigars, cigarettes, snuff). The yearbook was an annual report that contained data important t...
cigarettes, exports, imports, markets, prices, and tobacco
Oct 24, 2007: Tobacco Yearbook: Report
ERS Floriculture and Nursery Crops Outlook
The outlook report and yearbook on floriculture and nursery crops ceased publication in the fall of 2007. The annual yearbook examined floriculture and nursery crop sales, number of growers, imports, exports, and consumption. For floriculture crops, tables include quantity sold, value of sales, wholesale prices, consumption per U.S. household, and import share of consumption.
bulbs, floriculture, flowering, flowers, horticulture, and seeds
Dec 5, 2007: Floriculture and Nursery Crops Yearbook: Report
ERS Oil Crops Yearbook: Report
This report is a supplement to the monthly Oil Crops Outlook report. This report examines domestic yearly trends in the supply, use, and pricing of various oil crops and animal fats and their products. Analysis of the global market is also provided with respect to recent market trends and domestic economic situations. Provided in the appendix are the data tables from the annual Oil Crops Yearbook dataset.
Crops and Crop Products:Oil Crops and Agriculture Economics and Management:Retail and Market Prices
animal fats and oils, exports, imports, prices, soybeans, and supply
Jun 18, 2008: Oil Crops Yearbook: Report
Release datetime: Jun 18, 2008
ERS Dry Peas and Lentils
These tables include the majority of the known published data on U.S. dry peas and lentils, as well as some chickpea data, though the USDA formally groups chickpeas with dry edible beans. Information on U.S. acreage, production, monthly and weekly prices, crop value, supply. per capita use, and import and export statistics are contained in this dataset. World area, production, and import and export volumes are also included. The data tables are in downloadable in .xls format.
dry peas, exports, lentils, prices, supply, and trade
Nov 1, 2010: Dry Peas and Lentils
ERS Dry Edible Beans
The dry bean datasets include area, yield, production, price, and value information by state and dry bean production by class and state, as well as various indexes.In addition, per capita disappearance, world area, production, price, and export and import volume information is also included. The data tables are in .xls format and are downloadable either separately or collectively in a .zip file.
area, dry beans, exports, imports, prices, and yields
May 1, 2011: Dry Edible Beans
ERS Bioenergy Outlook
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By their very nature as small, lipophilic chemicals capable of stimulating olfactory receptors, fragrance ingredients have an innate ability to penetrate the skin. Depending on their chemical reactivity, some of these ingredients have the potential to sensitize individuals on repeated application; whether they do so or not depends primarily on dose and exposure conditions. These factors have been extensively reviewed as discussed recently by Kimber et al. These researchers make the case, based on earlier work by Kligman, Friedmann and others, that dose per unit area is the relevant metric for assessing the risk of skin sensitization under most conditions. This thought process forms the basis for established risk assessment and management methods for fragrances and fragranced products—a process that is coordinated for the industry by the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) and its research arm, the Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM).
The necessary steps for acquisition of skin sensitization are well known and include: penetration of the sensitizing ingredient into the viable skin layers; incorporation of the hapten (the original ingredient or a reaction product thereof) into the native protein associated with Langerhans cells or other dendritic cells in the skin; migration of these cells through the afferent lymphatics to the draining lymph node; and activation and clonal expansion of T-lymphocytes located within these nodes. The activated T-lymphocytes are released into the bloodstream and migrate back into the skin, where they are able to mount an inflammatory attack against subsequent appearances of the hapten. The LLNA incorporates all of these steps except the dissemination of T-cells required for elicitation of a skin allergy response. Mice are dosed topically on the ears for three days, leading to skin penetration and (for sensitizers) reactions with dendritic cell surface proteins and migration of these cells to the draining lymph node. T-cell activation and expansion is inferred from the uptake of 3H-thymidine by the node approximately five days after the initial dose of the test compound.11 This methodology has been widely used in the cosmetic industry for the past 15 years.
In today's environment, the methodology for assessing consumer product safety is undergoing rapid change. Public opinion, backed by regulatory action, has forced a sharp turn toward alternative testing strategies that do not employ vertebrate animals. In the case of skin sensitization, legislation passed by the European Union in 2006 (the 7th Amendment to the EU Cosmetics Directive) dictates that new cosmetic ingredients marketed in the EU after 2013 shall not have been tested on animals. The legislation has spurred a great deal of research.


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Los Angeles Kings Looking To Make History With Sweep Of Vancouver Canucks
The Vancouver Canucks are hoping that forward Daniel Sedin (foreground left) will be able to return to action in Game 4 of their first round playoff series against the Los Angeles Kings, after missing twelve games due to a concussion.
Photo: David Sheehan
EL SEGUNDO, CA — Over their 44-year history, the Los Angeles Kings have been swept in a playoff series nine times, but they have never accomplished that feat.
Moreover, the Kings never had a 3-0 lead in a series until their current Western Conference Quarterfinal playoff series against the Vancouver Canucks, so it can also be said that the Kings have never come close to sweeping a playoff series.
But with a win tonight in Game 4 at Staples Center in Los Angeles (7:00 PM PDT, televised exclusively in the United States on the NBC Sports Network), the Kings can do just that.
But the Canucks have a trick up their sleeves, as forward Daniel Sedin, who has missed twelve games due to a concussion, practiced with the team on April 17, even though he avoided contact.
Sedin's status will be determined at game time, so the Kings spent time on Thursday preparing for a Canucks team under the assumption that Daniel will return, reuniting with brother Henrik.
Together, the Sedin twins are among the National Hockey League's most dangerous forward pairs, and would give the Kings a lot more to handle.
"Isn't the Art Ross [Trophy] for scoring? Wouldn't it make a significant change if we could put a player like that in our lineup? So it'll be significant [for their team], too," said Kings head coach Darryl Sutter." It's not easy. I don't know if you counter [the Sedin twins], but you certainly make yourself aware of [them]. If players are aware of how much better they are together than apart… ."
Psst! Hey Darryl! The players are aware.
"They're special, individually," said right wing and team captain Dustin Brown. "[But when] you put them together, they can do some things out there that are pretty impressive, and it's important for us to understand the dynamics of when they're playing together."
"We played [against] him a handful of times, so we have a pretty good feel about what to expect," said goaltender Jonathan Quick. "He is a talented, thirty-goal scorer, so you have to respect what he's capable of, but, at the same time, you can't give him time and space."
"It doesn't matter if [an opponent] is a ten-goal scorer, or a thirty-goal scorer," added Quick. "If you give them time and space, they're going to create something."
Despite the possible return of Daniel Sedin, the Kings have no plans to alter their game plan.
"They've got a lot of talented offensive players in that lineup," Quick noted. "We're going to handle him just like we do everyone else. We're going to prepare, we're going to do video, see what he likes to do."
"Our game plan stays the same," Brown stressed. "We've got to be hard on both of them, if they're in the lineup, and we've got to limit their time and space with the puck."
"In Game 2, Henrik had a couple of shifts where he controlled the play," Brown added. "When you let a guy do that, and then you throw his brother into the mix—Henrik was, kind of, patrolling around, and couldn't find anybody. Now, if we give him that much time, he's going to find Daniel. That's where we have to be really aware, and really hard, limiting their time with the puck."
Brown indicated that even though Daniel Sedin is coming back from a concussion, as one of the Canucks' top players, he will not get the kid gloves treatment.
"He's coming back from a head injury, but the main reason to be physical is that he's one of their best players," Brown noted. "That's no different from why we've been hard on [forwards Ryan] Kesler and [Alexander] Burrows."
"It's the playoffs, and you've got to be hard on their best players," Brown added. "If [Daniel] is in the lineup, he becomes one of their top three forwards."
With their backs against the wall, and given their recent tendencies, the Canucks could be looking to stop Brown by going out of their way to hit him on every shift.
In recent seasons, the Canucks have earned a reputation for being undisciplined in that regard, especially in the post-season. If they resort to such tactics, they will play right into the Kings' hands.
"If that is the case, that probably plays to our advantage, if they're worried about me," said Brown. "If they're worried about me, they're not necessarily worried about winning. But they're a team that understands the position they're in. Whether they hit me or not, they need to find a way to win, more than anything."
"They're a veteran team, and they've been through a lot," added Brown. "I think they understand that if they're running after me, it's probably not going to help them."
After a poor first and second periods in Game 3, the Kings will have to raise their level of play against a rabid, desperate Canucks team, that could be buoyed by the return of their top scorer.
"I think you just have to understand the situation that you're in, and the level of desperation that they're going to have," said center Mike Richards. "You have to bring that same intensity, and enthusiasm. You have to understand that they're going to come with heart."
"Our start is really important," said Brown. "They're going to be a desperate team. They haven't been in this situation, but they've been in playoff games. If you give a team like that any kind of life, they can turn it around pretty quick, so it's important for us to understand that."
"We didn't play the type of game we wanted to play in Game 3, but we found a way," added Brown. "We've got to stick with [our game plan], regardless if it's a 0-0 game, if we're down, if we're up. We've got to understand the situation, and continue to go after the game."
For the Kings, a common refrain about the playoffs heard in their dressing room came up once again.
"It's all about [tonight]," said Quick. "It doesn't matter if we lost, 10-0 [in Game 3], or if we won, 10-0. It doesn't mean anything going into [tonight's] game. You've got to this the reset button, and focus on tonight's game."
"The last game doesn't matter," added Quick. "The last game means nothing. It's all about playing in the moment, taking one game at a time."
Indeed, when asked about getting some much needed rest after a Game 4 victory, Richards quickly brushed that aside.
"It's nice to get rest when you have the opportunity," he said. "In the playoffs, anytime you can get some rest is going to benefit you. But we can't be focused further down the road. We have to focus on [tonight], how we're going to play against a desperate hockey team, and what an opportunity it is for us to take a step forward."
"We still feel that we can be better, and play better," he added. "We have to have that mindset going into [tonight's] game."
To be sure, the Kings do not want to give the Canucks any life by losing Game 4.
"Coming into Game 4, it's important for us to be the aggressor," Brown emphasized. "We have the ability to play under high pressure situations, because we've had to do it for three years, in the regular season, and the post-season. We've also had a lot of learning experiences in bending and completely snapping. It's one of those things you learn, as a team, and as a group. Sometimes it comes into play."
"I know the series is 3-0 [in favor of the Kings]," said Sutter. "But it could just as easy be the other way, so I don't have any trouble understanding the importance of trying to win Game 4."
Many have been celebrating the fact that the Kings have a 3-0 lead in the series. But the reality of the situation is that it means nothing until a team wins its fourth game, and the Kings seem to know that quite well.
"Our confidence is high," said Brown. "But, at the end of the day, we really haven't done anything yet."
Richardson Expected To Return In Game 4
Forward Brad Richardson, who underwent an emergency appendectomy on April 9, is expected to be in the lineup tonight, skating on a line with Colin Fraser and Jordan Nolan.
"I [started feeling normal] the last three or four days, when I started doing some workouts again, and getting on the ice," said Richardson. "The first three or four days, you feel like crap because of the anesthesia, and you're really sore. But as soon as you get over that hump in three or four days, you feel really good."
"Today, I felt the best," added Richardson. "Hopefully, I feel even better tomorrow. I'm looking forward to the game."
When asked about Richardson's status, Sutter was rather non-committal.
"We'll see tomorrow, but he's been cleared for full activity," he said.
Raw Audio Interviews from Los Angeles Kings Practice, April 17, 2012
(Extraneous material and dead air have been removed)
Dustin Brown (9:14)
https://frozenroyalty.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/brown041712.mp3
Jonathan Quick (2:52)
https://frozenroyalty.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/quick041712.mp3
Mike Richards (1:08)
https://frozenroyalty.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/richards041712.mp3
Brad Richardson (0:34)
https://frozenroyalty.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/richardson041412.mp3
Darryl Sutter (9:26; edited for language)
https://frozenroyalty.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/sutter041712.mp3
2012 Western Conference Quarterfinal, Vancouver Canucks vs. Los Angeles Kings, Game 3 Highlights, April 15, 2012
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