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LONDON, Ont. - Curtis Lazar scored in triple overtime for the Edmonton Oil Kings in a 4-3 win over the Val-d'Or Foreurs in Friday's Memorial Cup semifinal.
The Oil Kings will meet the unbeaten Guelph Storm in Sunday's championship game.
Lazar deflected a Cody Corbett shot from the blue-line by Val-d'Or goalie Antoine Bibeau after 102 minutes 42 seconds of play, which made it the longest game in Memorial Cup history.
The previous record was 95 minutes 41 seconds set in London in 2005 when the Ottawa 67's beat the Kelowna Rockets in double overtime.
Mads Eller, Mitch Moroz and Edgars Kulda also scored for Edmonton, while goalie Tristan Jarry stopped 46 shots for the Western Hockey League champions.
Val-d'Or defenceman Guillaume Gelinas scored with 36 seconds remaining in regulation to send the game into overtime. Phil Pietroniro and Randy Gazzola also scored for the Foreurs. Bibeau made 50 saves in the loss.
This is Edmonton's second trip to the Memorial Cup in three years, but will play in their first final since 1971. The Oil Kings lost the tiebreaker game two years ago to host Shawinigan.
Val-d'Or's elimination from contention snaps a three-year run of QMJHL teams winning the Cup. The OHL's Windsor Spitfires took it in 2009 and 2010.
Edmonton is a win away from becoming the first WHL team to win it since the Spokane Chiefs in 2008. Spokane's goaltender that year was Dustin Tokarski, who is currently tending the Montreal Canadiens' net in the NHL's Eastern Conference final.
The Oil Kings opened with a 5-2 loss to the Storm before beating the host London Knights by the same score.
Edmonton lost 4-3 in double overtime to Val-d'Or in the round-robin Tuesday, despite leading 2-0 after the first period and 3-2 with less than five minutes to go in the third. That game ended after 81 minutes 15 seconds.
Guelph did Edmonton a favour by eliminating the Knights from contention, which kept the Oil Kings from playing a tiebreaker game Thursday against London.
Gelinas was back in Val-d'Or's lineup Friday after suffering a leg contusion Monday in a knee-on-knee collision with Guelph's Chadd Bauman. Gelinas sat out the round-robin game against Edmonton the following night.
The QMJHL's top-scoring defencemen played regular shifts and threw a hip check on Edmonton's Riley Kieser despite looking uncomfortable at times.
But with Bibeau pulled for an extra attacker, Gelinas threaded a shot from the blue-line through traffic that forced a second overtime game between these two teams in the tournament.
With Oil Kings defenceman Ashton Sautner serving a delay-of-game minor in the second overtime, the Foreurs had a chance to end it , but Jarry stopped Nicolas Aube-Kubel on a breakaway.
The Foreurs drew within a goal at 17:82 of the second period when Gazzola beat Jarry between the pads with an off-speed shot
Val-d'Or turned the puck over inside the blue-line with Reid Petryk dishing to Kulda to make it 3-1 at 9:45. The Latvian froze Bibeau with a quick deke and a backhand.
The Oil Kings pulled ahead on Moroz's power-play goal at 6:34 when the Edmonton Oilers prospect beat Bibeau with a low wrist shot from the high slot.
With an extra attacker on the ice for a delayed penalty, Eller backhanded a rebound by Bibeau nine minutes into the game.
Pietroniro scored at 1:49 on a wrist shot that beat Jarry glove side. A few minutes later, the defenceman took a hit in Val-d'Or zone. He skated off holding his shoulder and didn't return to the game.


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I had a phase a few weeks ago, where I wanted to play a racer that was fun, arcade-y, and easy to pick up and put down. So I went and grabbed Ridge Racer 4 from the PSN and put it on my Vita. A couple circuits later I was feeling good, although a bit wanting. So I jumped at the chance to go check out the newest Need For Speed, Rivals and get an early look at their new 'AllDrive' multiplayer mode. Color me surprised to see that having five other racers existing in the same world as you, completing missions, hassling other players as cops, and racing against you proved to be one of the best new additions to the franchise.
After completing a brief tutorial that gave me the ins and outs of the two campaigns, Racers, and Police, I was cut loose on the open roads of the fictional Redview County. This huge racing playground featured tons of twists, turns, and straight shots through coastlines, hillsides, and desert locales that reminded me of 2010's Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit, with slightly wider roadways that were made for drifting around corners and a lot more forgiving than last year's Need For Speed: Most Wanted. Where as I found last year's game to be full of things for players to unintentionally run in to, Rivals felt like I was given the whole road to play around with.
As other players in our session completed the tutorial, they were dropped in to the same world as me, and we were free to play through the game's campaign as either a racer or cop, which was easily interchangeable between the two. Just simply stop off at a safehouse as a racer, or a command post as a cop, and you can access your garage, where you can change your role, customize a vehicle, choose your weaponry (racer's can strike with just as much ferocity as the cops this time around), and look at your challenges that need to be completed in order to rank up in the campaign. While you're doing all this, five other players will be doing the same thing, which is the core idea behind AllDrive, as summed up by Ghost Games' Craig Sullivan.
'It was actually a few different ideas coming together. When we worked on Hot Pursuit we introduced the Autolog, and that was a core new feature that allowed you to asynchronously play against your friends, so even if you were playing single player you could set times, compete against your friends, and come back. And in Most Wanted we did a single player game with a multiplayer game and we realized that not one hundred percent of our audience gets to experience both, some people would be scared of playing multiplayer online because it's so competitive. But it was Patrick Soderlund that said 'it's cool that I can play against my friends for a Jump Distance or billboard destruction, but I'd really like to have that experience together at the same time.' And that was the initial seed or spark, and we thought that was interesting. How about we try to explore a single player game that is also a multiplayer game at the same time and we get the best of both worlds, I can play against the AI, and in a second I could be playing against a human in a seamless experience.
And this was something we talked about a while back and there are not many games that exist like that and certainly not in the driving genre. So it's something we though was cool and innovative and going in to next-gen we thought it was something we should embrace. We essentially designed everything else around it, we knew we wanted to do cops and racers, we knew for AllDrive to actually work, I can play as a racer and I'm thirty minutes in, and you're a cop but you're ten hours in. We have to both exist in the same world, so that required a certain kind of progression, and we wanted to keep the player choices so that's why we have the speedlist and assignments and you choose between three of each and it kind of went from there.
As we followed the design through we realized that you should be able to start events together, the game should allow you to have any mix of cop and racer at any time, and then we got the idea of AllDrive scoring when you're close together and it should be beneficial whether or not you're are comparable racer. It was something that we didn't know what it was going to be when we started out, we just had an idea and it's taken quite a while and a lot of experimentation to get to this point, but I hope that when players get to try it they are able to have experiences that they haven't had in driving games before.'
Playing with other players allowed for some spontaneous moments, since starting something as simple as a waypoint race is only a matter of tapping the L1 button on the PS4 controller. If you decide a race isn't for you at the moment, you can decline just by hitting R1. But should you choose to race, you're off in an instant, with the game determining a start and end point of the race. Or you can participate in any of the main races that are needed in order to complete objectives on your speedwall. In addition to the live players there are also AI players that drive around that can be challenged at any time. If you go the route of cop, you're free to tear across the map and interrupt anything that's currently active. Here's where playing that road can be a sadistic nightmare for other players.
As you race you earn Speed Points, these are used to unlock cars, and purchase mods and weapons for your vehicle. Points can be banked by returning to a safehouse, regardless of your current state with the authorities. As you continue to drive and evade the police, your score will multiply, but should you get busted, kiss all those points good-bye. Twice I found myself losing over two hundred thousand Speed Points because I got a little too greedy. Fed up and angry, I took to playing the cop, and made it my sworn mission to deprive someone of their points. It's strangely satisfying and addicting, and words cannot express the malevolent joy I felt hearing someone curse at their misfortune.
We're only a few days away from Need For Speed: Rivals launching on the PS4, and this first look at AllDrive has left me feeling like the franchise is turning a corner. It seems as if the 'every other year is a good year' curse seems to be over. Rivals has an interesting mechanic in AllDrive, and it will be interesting to see how it works with random players, versus trying it out with friends. My short time with the game certainly has me excited to see how the final product turns out.
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Court System in Kentucky to Get Updates for 25-Year Old Technology
The Judicial Branch has cleared a major hurdle in its plans to develop a sophisticated court case management system and bring eFiling to Kentucky with the signing of House Bill 238 (PDF). The bill authorizes the Judicial Branch to issue $28.1 million in bonds to replace Kentucky's aging court case management system. The General Assembly passed HB 238 on March 12 and Gov. Steve Beshear signed it into law on March 22.
"A new case management system will transform the way Kentucky courts do business," Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr. said. "With our courtrooms handling nearly 1 million cases each year, almost every citizen is affected by the work of the Judicial Branch. I can't think of any other capital technology project that will have such a positive impact on so many people statewide.
"I commend the General Assembly for rallying around the Judicial Branch to pass this legislation and the governor for signing it. The House graciously held several hearings before passing the bill unanimously and the Senate saved the bill at the last minute before we ran out of time. Thanks to their diligence and support, the legislation passed both chambers unanimously."
The Judicial Branch's current case management system is running on 25-year-old technology and 10-year-old programming and is at risk for failure. The current system maintains separate databases for the trial courts in 120 counties and both appellate courts.
"The system is functionally and technically obsolete," Chief Justice Minton said. "The tools used to maintain it became unsupported in 2008, leaving the entire state court database in a precarious situation. Replacing the system becomes even more urgent when you consider that our current technology cannot accommodate electronic filing and electronic records. That leaves Kentucky falling further and further behind the mainstream of court technology."
The new system will consolidate databases and give them the ability to interact with each other. This will reduce errors, eliminate manual and redundant processes, and provide the ability to track a person through the court system. The Judicial Branch will be better able to secure current and historical court data and provide information that the Executive and Legislative branches, state agencies and justice partners rely on to carry out their daily business. The new system will also make it possible for Kentucky to institute eFiling.
"Kentucky is ready to join other state courts and the federal courts in adopting eFiling," Chief Justice Minton said. "We've been laying the groundwork for this project for months and are ready to move quickly now that bonding has been approved. Our goal is to begin testing eFiling in several parts of the state before the end of the year."
The Judicial Branch will use $3.23 million annually in agency funds to pay the 10-year debt service on the new case management system.
"Under the HB 238 plan, payment on the debt service will not require any new tax dollars or a direct appropriation," Chief Justice Minton said. "Issuing bonds will let the Judicial Branch replace its case management system in a way that will have the least negative impact on the state budget."
The Kentucky Bar Association was an important supporter of HB 238, he said.
"We want to give attorneys and justice partners better access to court case information," Chief Justice Minton said. "The Administrative Office of the Courts recently began offering a new application called CourtNet 2.0 to KBA members. It provides online access to Kentucky civil and criminal cases and is a huge improvement from what we provided before. CourtNet 2.0 is a technological milestone for the practice of law in Kentucky and one of the first of many advances we'll be making in court technology."
The chief justice of Kentucky is the administrative head of the Judicial Branch and responsible for its operation. The AOC provides administrative support to the state court system, which includes nearly 3,300 employees and 403 elected justices, judges and circuit court clerks. The AOC also executes the Judicial Branch budget.
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New Jersey Dispatch: Big Stash Restaurant in Linden
Your first meal at Big Stash Restaurant in Linden could be thought of as an intellectual exercise. There's just too much to take in. The first question you might ask is, "Who wrote this menu?" There are burgers, fish and chip platters, Polish specialties, frog's legs, and tomato soup. There aren't many other places in New Jersey that offer macaroni salad and shrimp cocktail right next to each other.
In fact, I was so absorbed by the fantasy of somebody walking into the place and ordering frog's legs, shrimp cocktail, and macaroni salad that I almost forgot to order my own lunch—veal paprikash and a side of "salad." (Anybody who remembers the suburban kosher delis of forty years ago would call this "health salad." Of course, you'd recognize the macaroni salad too.)
The location of Big Stash is worth noting, too—a few minutes from exit 13 of the New Jersey Turnpike. On many journeys—from Washington DC northbound, for example—this is your last practical stop before crossing the vast mass of New York City.
There's a distinct Polish vibe here—this is Linden, after all. Pierogies top the menu, bigos and veal paprikash follow soon after. The ladies who both serve and clean speak with charming Eastern European inflection. Indeed, this place is often called a "Polish Restaurant," or maybe "The Polish Restaurant." Is it? Well, there's some Polish food here—but how often are soft-shell crab sandwiches on the menu in Poland?
With cafeteria service, servers with thick accents, dark brown carpeting, and the general darkness of a place attached to a bar, Big Stash seems like the perfect place to order tripe, but on my visits, it was nowhere to be found on the menu.
Obviously, Big Stash doesn't serve health food, but a platter of food here would have once been described as "wholesome"—properly cooked meat, vegetables, and starch, served on real plates, with real silverware. It's something that was once the norm—a family restaurant and a bar rolled into one. And one wonders what Big Stash was like when the auto plants were open, and thousands of workers and their families lived within walking distance; you can feel the history here even though there's no clue on the walls.
Full meals at Big Stash are in the nine- to twelve-dollar range. Sandwiches are a bit less.
A word of warning: Always park across the street in the lot provided. Even though those few spaces right by the entrance look enticing, a delivery truck can trap you for a solid hour.
Big Stash Restaurant
1020 South Wood Avenue, Linden NJ 07036 (map) 908-862-6455
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There's a quirky two-story bookstore nestled on Laura Street, and it's a bookworm's dream come true — and the food, drinks and atmosphere in the café are so enjoyable, you may never want to leave.
Walking by the store's outer façade, you might think it houses only piles of new and used books. Once you enter, you'll discover the café: exposed brick walls, lots of windows, free Wi-Fi, coffee and treats.
Everything on the menu is less than $10. There are wraps, salads, bagel sandwiches, homemade soups and breakfast items. While I haven't hit up Chamblin's for breakfast yet, it's quickly become one of my go-to spots for healthful weekday lunches.
With several piping-hot coffees (there are lattes and the like, too) to choose from, ask for a refillable mug if you plan to stay awhile, or you can opt for a cup to go. With almond milk, even vegans can get their caffeine fix.
A chalkboard out front advertises daily specials, which usually include a soup or two of the day. The folks behind the counter will probably offer you a sample if you can't decide. When's the last time you had spicy African peanut soup?
I go for one of several wraps. The jerk tempeh provides a bit of heat with a lot of flavor and can be ordered as a salad or wrap. And the Veggie No. 1 (how straightforward is that?) wrap is simple yet filling — a large tomato basil wrap stuffed with cucumbers, tomatoes, crisp chopped red pepper, sprouts, spring mix, creamy hummus, crunchy pumpkin seeds, almond slivers and vinaigrette dressing.
As for sandwiches, it's a toss-up: turkey croissant with brie and homemade cranberry chutney, which is pleasantly reminiscent of Thanksgiving but light enough for lunch, and the Bang Bang Bagel with melted cheddar cheese, garlicky house vinaigrette, red peppers, onions, roma tomatoes, cucumbers, sprouts and spring mix on a toasted, locally made bagel.
The iced Italian sodas are a must. Create your own flavor combo from a wide selection scrawled on a white board. Try the lavender coconut, which has a light purplish hue and reminds me vaguely of suntan lotion — only more delicious. (If that's not your thing, there are a few beer and wine choices.)
You'll need a few quarters to feed the on-street parking meters. Bring an extra pair for selections from the cookie-of-the-day bowl (50 cents each), which are individually wrapped and make a delightful afternoon snack. Peanut butter chip and white chocolate macadamia nut are a couple of examples of these fresh-baked beauties.


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Abelia grandiflora
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Anemone Coronaria (Poppy anemome)
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Babys-Tears (Helxine solieroli)
Basket Grass (Oplismenus compositius)
Billbergia Nutans (queens-tears)
Bird-of-Paradise (Strelitzia reginae)
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Brunfelsia Calycina Floribunda
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Bryophyllum (air plant)
Cacti, Desert
Cacti, Jungle
California Pitcher Plant
(Darlingtonia Californica)
Calla Lilly
Callistemon Lanceolatus (bottle brush)
Cameillia Japonica
Campanula Isophylla
Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema simplex)
Chinese Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis)
Chionodoxa (Glory-of-the-snow)
Cigar Flower (Cuphea platycentra)
Cineraria (Senecio cruentus)
Clerodendron Thomsonae (glory bower)
Creeping Fig (Ficus pumila)
Croton (Codiaeum)
Crown of Thorns (Euphorbia splendens)
Daffodil (Narcissus)
Diosma Ericoides (breath of heaven)
Dracaena Dumb Cane
Dwarf Banana (Musa cavendishi)
Easter Lily (Lilium longiflorum)
English Ivy (Hendera helix)
Eranthemum Nervosum (blue sage)
Euonymus Japonicus
Fame Flower
Fatsia Japonica (Aralia sieboldi)
Fiddle-Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata)
Firecracker Vine (Manettia bicolor)
Flame-of-the-Woods (Ixora coccinea)
Flaming Sword (Vriesia splendens)
Flamingo Flower (Anthurium)
Flowering Maple (Abutilon)
Fuchsia (Ladies-ear-drops)
Gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides)
Genista (Cytisus canariensis)
Geranium (Pelargonium)
Gold Dust Plant (Aucuba japonica variegate)
Grapefruite (Citrus paradise)
Grape Hyacinth (Muscari)
Grape Ivy (Cissus rhombifolia)
Ground Ivy (Nepeta hederacea)
Haemanthus (blood lily)
Heliotrope (Heliotropium arborescens)
Houseleek (Sempervivum)
Ice Plant (Mesembryanthemum crystallinum)
Indoor Oak (Nicodemia diversifolia)
Jacobean Lily (Sprekelia formosissima)
Jerusalem Cherry (Solarium pseudo-capisum)
Justicia Extensa
Kaempferia Roscoeana
Kangaroo Vine (Cissus Antarctica)
Kenilworth Ivy (Cymbalaria muralis)
Kings-Crown (Jacobinea carnea)
Lachenalia (Cape cowslips)
Lantana (Lantana camara)
Lemon (Citrus limonia)
Leopard Plant
(Linglaria tussilaginea aureo-maculata)
Lily-of-the-Valley (Convallaria majalis)
Little Pickles (Othonna crassifolia)
Living Stones (Lithops)
Madagascar Jasmine (Stephanotis floribunda)
Marguerite (Chrysanthemum frutescens)
Miniature Holly (Malpighia coccigera)
Mexican Foxglove (Allophyton mexicanum)
Monstera Deliciosa (Swiss cheese plant)
Morning Glory (Ipomoea purpurea)
Moses-in-the-Cradle (Rhoeo discolor)
Myrtle (Myrtus communis)
Natal Plum (Carissa grandiflora)
Necklace Vine (Muehlenbeckia comlexa)
Nephthytis Afzeli
Norfolk Island Pine (Araucaria excelsa)
Oleander (Nerium oleander)
Orange Browallia (Streptosolen jamesoni)
Pandanus (Screw pine)
Passion Flower (Passiflora)
Patience (Impatiens)
Pentas Lanceolata (Egyptian star cluster)
Pepper (Capsicum frutescens)
Peristrophe Angustifolia Aureo-Variegata
Pick-a-Back Plant (Tolmiea menziesi)
Pineapplie (Ananas)
Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia flava)
Pittosporum Tobira
Pomegranate (Punica granatum)
Pothos (Scindapsus)
Primrose (Primula)
Ranunculus (turban flower)
Red Ivy (Hemigraphis colorata)
Redwood Burl
Rhektophyllum Mirabile
Rosary Vine (Ceropegia woodi)
Rose, minature (Rosa)
Rosemary (Rosemarinus officinalis)
Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica)
Ruellia Makoyana (Trailing velvet plant)
Sanchezia Nobilis Glaucophylla
Scilla (Squill)
Sedum (Stonecrop)
Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica)
Serissa Foetida Variegata
Shrimp Plant (Beloperone guttata)
Siderasis Fuscata
Smithiantha (temple bells)
Snake Plant (sansevieria)
Snowdrop (Galanthus)
Spanish Shawl (Schizocentron elegans)
Spider Plant (Cholorphytum elatum)
Stapellia (Carrion flower)
Star Jasmine (Trachelospernum jasminoides)
Star of Bethlehme (Ornithogalum)
Strawberry Geranium (Saxifraga sarmentosa)
Streptocarpus (Cape primrose)
Strobilanthes Dyerianus
Swedish Ivy (Plectranthus)
Sweet Olive (Osmanthus fragrans)
Sweet Potato (Ipomoea batatas)
Tulip (Tulipa)
Umbrella Plant (Cyperus alternifolius)
Umbrella Tree (Schefflera actinophylla)
Velvet Plant (Gynura aurantiaca)
Venus Fly Trap (Dionaea muscipula)
Wandering Jew
Wax Plant
Zephyr Lily (Zephyranthes grandiflora)
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Leros to Lipsi Ferry
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Leros to Lipsi ferry information:
Leros to Lipsi is a domestic route in the Dodecanese Islands and is operated by Dodekanisos Seaways.
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About Leros
The main port of Leros is located in the town of Lakki. Leros was a naval base for the Germans and the Italians before it was opened to tourists very recently, so Leros is still an unspoilt island ideal for relaxed calm holidays. You can book ferries to Leros from other destinations around the Dodecanese Islands or to mainland Greece through AFerrySome of places to see in Leros are the Byzantine castle of Platanos, the archaeological and historic museums, the neoclassical mansions and the British War Cemetery from the battle in 1943.
Leros offers a serene atmosphere for those who wish to avoid the rush and enjoy a peaceful holiday.
Leros is characterised by attractive little villages with distinctive style of architecture and 60 kilometres of picturesque coastline with beautiful sandy beaches.
Although Leros is a quieter place in terms of tourism, there is plenty of choice with regards to accommodation, resorts, taverns and bars in the villages on Leros.
About Lipsi
Lipsi ferry port lies on one of the smaller islands to the northern end of the Dodecanese group of Greek islands. Lipsi lies between Kalymnos and Samos and is well connected to other islands through ferry routes.
There are many taverns and cafes around the harbour area in Lipsi. Lipsi offers a quiet retreat for those who want to escape the rush or do some island hopping with Lipsi as the base because of its excellent ferry connections to various other Greek Islands.
Lipsi is a very small island where you can walk to anywhere and is recently being modernised by widening the roads, improving the port facilities and improving the general amenities to encourage tourism on the island.
Lipsi still has lots of charm of a small island with beautiful white and blue painted houses, pleasant sandy beaches and picturesque surroundings. Lipsi has many water springs all around the place; Fountani and alias Pikri Nero are the two major springs in Lipsi along with the cave of Ontas and a 960 metre paved path carved around a hill connecting the upper parts of Koimissi region in Lipsi to the lower ones. Lipsi also has a wealth of old churches and monasteries.
Getting the best price for your Leros to Lipsi ferry
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If you're not sure if the Leros to Lipsi route is right for you or you can't decide between ferry companies, if there is more than one, you might also find it useful to read any reviews we have available. We ask all our customers to send us reviews for Leros to Lipsi ferries. Remember though, that the earlier you book, the cheaper prices normally are. So don't spend too long deciding! Leros to Lipsi is a popular route, so we advise you to book as soon as possible.
Leros to Lipsi Popular Questions
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How long does the ferry from Leros to Lipsi take?
The average journey time by ferry between Leros to Lipsi is 30 min. The journey time may vary, so use our booking engine on this page to search for a specific travel date.
How fast does the ferry from Leros to Lipsi travel?
The fastest journey time by ferry from Leros to Lipsi is 20 min, with Dodekanisos Seaways.
What time does the first ferry from Leros to Lipsi leave?
The first ferry from Leros to Lipsi leaves at 01:40 with Blue Star Ferries. Times may vary depending on the time of year.
What time does the last ferry from Leros to Lipsi leave?
The last ferry from Leros to Lipsi leaves at 12:30 with Dodekanisos Seaways. Times may vary depending on the time of year.
Which ferry companies operate between Leros to Lipsi?
Ferries travelling from Leros to Lipsi are operated by Blue Star Ferries and Dodekanisos Seaways.
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If you're looking for the return journey, check out Lipsi to Leros.


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I can't honestly point to a specific trigger which convinced me to revisit my site. For some reason, today was the day I felt some compulsion to do the little updates I've put off, to clean up some background admin stuff and maybe if I was lucky, shoot off a quick post.
Then I finally logged on and saw the date of my last post.
Christ, had I been offline that long? My son is just days older than my previous post. I truly believed that my last post was maybe a year ago, possibly a touch more. What in the hell happened?
The answer to that question is a hell of a lot. The devil is in the details, as the saying goes, but I don't feel compelled to lay out my the specific reasons why I neglected to write on my blog in last couple of years. Some of the stuff I've gone through in that time has been good, really good stuff. There have been moments of rapturous joy and laughter. Some of the stuff has been bad. Really bad. The kind of bad which feels like your lungs are collapsing and some invisible hand squeezes your heart until you think you're out of tears. Ultimately, the details don't matter much. Over the last year, I've had to take a hard look at myself and everything about my life.
You see, I suffer from depression and anxiety. I probably have all my life, but over the last couple of years, depression has made a home in my heart and anxiety is an unwelcome guest in my head. That's why I decided recently to rekindle the blog, not so much to commune with my demons, but maybe in my writing there can be some understanding. If not my understanding better, then maybe by someone who might stumble on my blog. There exists this great misunderstanding about mental health issues. It has improved in recent years, but it remains a battle. People don't like talking about it and depression especially seems to be talked about in hushed tones.
As far as the blog goes, I'll still write about things that interest me. I'll definitely write about writing. Some blog entries will surely be on various writers or books, stories and/or articles that have been written. I'll still relate things that I find amusing. But in addition to these, I want to have some focus on understanding depression and anxiety. For example, let me relate what anxiety can be for me.
Anxiety is that voice in my head shouting at me that I'm worthless. It is a tricky little bastard because it is a part of me. It knows everything about me and every way I've messed up in my entire life. Ever. Every bad decision I've made, every unintentional mistake, every time I wasn't good enough, it's there magnifying those moments. It is relentless. Even when I'm in a good situation, it will wait until I'm exhausted, off guard and alone.
Anxiety is the fun-house mirror which amplifies your every flaw, distorts any good that you've done and is not above pure fabrication to help you feel miserable. Friends and family can support you and they're critical for that all-important help. They remind you that twisted anxiety mirror is not you. Regularly hearing good things from those you love doesn't solve anxiety, but it's an essential medicine. It really helps.
So there it is. It's not a perfect description (you see, there it is nibbling away at my work) but I think it may be useful. Writing about it now has sapped some of its power. If this is all shouting in the dark but it gets me back to the happy person I know I am, then it's worth it. Let me leave you with one of my favorite and meaningful quotes.
This man beside us also has a hard fight with an unfavouring world, with strong temptations, with doubts and fears, with wounds of the past which have skinned over, but which smart when they are touched. It is a fact, however surprising. And when this occurs to us we are moved to deal kindly with him, to bid him be of good cheer, to let him understand that we are also fighting a battle; we are bound not to irritate him, nor press hardly upon him nor help his lower self. — John Watson, 1903


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That's the California's Comptroller's official press release.
I'll let that sink in a little…
Controller Releases May Cash Flow Figures
SACRAMENTO – State Controller John Chiang today released his monthly report detailing California's cash balance, receipts and disbursements in May and through the first 11 months of the fiscal year. In May, revenue was $827 million below the latest projections found in the Governor's May Budget Revision.
"Without immediate solutions from the Governor and Legislature, we are less than 50 days away from a meltdown of State government. This presents a terrible threat to California's economy and to the State's delivery of basic public services," said Chiang. "A truly balanced budget is the only responsible way out of the worst cash crisis since the Great depression."
Personal income taxes were $475 million below (-23.0%) estimates in the May Revision. Corporate taxes were down $84.4 million (-25.8%), and sales taxes fell by $109 million (-3.3%).
The Controller has met with Governor Schwarzenegger and Legislators in the past week to brief them on the State's immediate cash problem. He also sent a letter to State leaders this morning with new cash projections – updated to reflect May actuals and final May Revision numbers from the Department of Finance – that continue to show the State exhausting all available cash by late July. The State is now projected to run $2.78 billion into the red on July 31.
The State started the fiscal year with a $1.45 billion cash deficit, which grew to $19.8 billion on May 31, 2009. That deficit is being covered by a combination of Revenue Anticipation Notes (RANs) and internal borrowing from special funds. Borrowing from special funds is expected to provide enough cash to fund State operations through the end of the fiscal year on June 30.
Own muni-bonds? Wonder why the bond market has entered bubble stage seven?
Yeah, yeah… "nobody saw it coming."
Stage Six – Financial Crisis/Panic:
A bubble requires many people who believe in a bright future, and so long as the euphoria continues, the bubble is sustained. Just as the euphoria takes hold of the outsiders, the insiders remember what's real. They lose their faith and begin to sneak out the exit. They understand their segment, and they recognize that it has all gone too far. The savvy are long gone, while those who understand the possible outcome begin to slowly cash out. Typically, the insiders try to sneak away unnoticed, and sometimes they get away without notice. Whether the outsiders see the insiders leave or not, insider profit taking signals the beginning of the end (remember who has sold their rental properties?).
Stage seven – Revulsion/Lender of Last Resort:
Sometimes, panic of the insiders infects the outsiders. Other times, it is the end of cheap and easy credit or some unanticipated piece of news. But whatever it is, euphoria is replaced with revulsion. The building is on fire and everyone starts to run for the door. Outsiders start to sell, but there are no buyers. Panic sets in, prices start to tumble downwards, credit dries up, and losses start to accumulate.
Whatever you do, don't listen to the "nuts" on the internet!!! By all means, listen to the Keynesian academic wonders who marveled at the Great Depression. Ever hear the saying, "What you focus on expands?"
Bernanke in Denial 2005-2007 (ht Leland):
Stupid is as stupid does. This is what eventually happens when you spend more than you take in. Death, taxes, and exponential math. If you don't "feel" the depression now, you will soon… real soon.


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Sprint and HTC jointly announced the HTC EVO 4G LTE at a press conference Wednesday in New York City. The phone, which is Sprint's answer to the HTC One line that the phone company announced would be its flagship, is a doppelganger of the HTC One X arriving soon on AT&T.
As PC Magazine has pointed out, the HTC EVO bears many similarities to the largest HTC One, the One X, that is soon to arrive on AT&T. HTC announced at Mobile World Congress in February that it intended for the One series to be its worldwide flagship line. Unfortunately for HTC, Sprint reserved the right to name its new HTC phone, and chose to eschew the One branding in favor of its own established EVO moniker. Sprint enthusiasts need not worry, though: the EVO 4G LTE is effectively a One X with a different case design—and a kickstand.
The EVO 4G LTE has a 1.5GHZ Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual-core processor running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich skinned with HTC Sense 4. The battery is sizable at 2000mAh, as it needs to be when supporting 4G LTE, with 200mAh more than the HTC One X. The phone also has a giant 4.7-inch inch screen, .05 inches larger than the Samsung Galaxy Nexus but still dwarfed by the 5.3-inch Galaxy Note.
It was hard to get a feel for the phone with its security lead in place, but it is large. Fortunately, the screen takes up almost the entire front, with little space wasted on a bezel. The phone feels sturdy and the the design is well-thought-out, with solid tactile feedback in the buttons. We weren't big fans of the shiny part of the back of the phone, which seems to display fingerprints very easily.
The display is a 720p PenTile "Super LCD", an HTC rep told Ars, and it looked beautiful, if a tiny bit undersaturated (we may still be spoiled by the extra-saturated Nokia Lumia 900 screen). Not least of its attractive qualities were the the icons and UI courtesy of HTC Sense 4.
The new version of Sense, which was announced alongside the HTC One Series in February, has receded quite a bit in presence since 3.x. Rather than mauling the Android experience out of the phone, HTC seems to intend for Sense to make Android prettier and a bit more streamlined in the parts of the OS that it thinks may be rough.
We noticed some interesting Sense 4 touches during our short time with the phone. For example, scrollable areas show that you're at the end of a list by pulling the items apart, as if you're stretching them too far—effective, if odd. Sense 4 also takes some liberties with the multitasking display in Android 4, turning the display of apps into cards that page left-to-right and back, similar to webOS or Windows Phone. The cards also twirl on a vertical axis as they page, like iTunes' CoverFlow.
The EVO 4G LTE's 8-megapixel camera is meant to be one of the big draws of the device. HTC has given the phone a camera button, dedicated ImageChip, and "HTC ImageSense technology" as well as an f2.0 lens. The phone is able to do continuous shooting (4 frames per second for up to 99 shots) thanks to Sense 4. Next to the camera is a smart LED flash that will test lighting settings before taking a picture, as many SLRs do.
While testing out the camera, we noticed that the phone also has a menu option called "best shot," which uses an algorithm to select the best picture out of a group. If this worked impeccably, it would be a very welcome option. While we couldn't test the camera in a range of settings, we took a few test shots.
The phone didn't seem to be the best at working out a good focus point unless there was an obvious face to pick out, but it does allow tap-to-focus. The shots we tried looked good and weren't too grainy given the setting, though we'd have to see then off on a real screen to properly evaluate.
The EVO 4G LTE's camera app provides no preview of the pictures you take, but instead immediately stores them in the phone. While we sometimes like to see a preview, this means the phone is ready to take another picture nearly instantly.
We also tested out the continuous shooting mode. The phone quickly fired off the lens as promised, but the camera didn't seem to be able to enact a high enough shutter speed for every shot taken not to come out a bit blurry. The blurry photos came out of a low-lit setting, so the phone may have been compensating for the lack of light by keeping the shutter open longer. If so, continuous shooting may work better when the lighting is better.
We didn't get an opportunity to test out the HD voice feature of the phone, but we wouldn't get too excited about it at this point, anyway. Sprint doesn't plan to complete the rollout of HD voice on its network until the end of 2013, and even then only your fellow Sprint customers will be able to hear you in all your HD glory. We'd point out further that Sprint doesn't even provide 4G LTE at all yet, so there are many network updates to go before this phone can work as intended.
Sprint played a sample to the audience during the press event with standard cell phone audio and HD audio played back-to-back, and while HD wasn't crystal clear, the difference was very noticeable. It is incredible we've put up with the state of cell phone audio this long, and we hope other carriers follow suit in improving audio quality.
Many of the features described here are shared by the HTC One X coming to AT&T via the Sense 4, but now Sprint customers will have access to them too. Sprint and HTC stated that the EVO 4G LTE will be available in the second quarter of this year for $199.99 with a two-year contract. Pre-orders will open May 7.


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The village of Miami Shores voted 3 to 2 to reject a resolution supporting marriage equality in Florida.
Since the marriage equality suit was filed and heard in courts this year mayors from Orlando, Key West, St. Petersburg, Lake Worth, and Miami Beach have all announced their support.
The resolution was proposed by Vice Mayor Jesse Walters, who is openly gay, the according to the Miami New Times. The text of the resolution reads, "A resolution of the Miami Shores Village Council supporting marriage equality, urging enactment of a law that would provide for marriage equality in the state of Florida, and providing for an effective date."
Mayor Herta Holly, and Councilmen Jim McCoy and Hunt Davis voted against the resolution, while Vice Mayor Walters and Councilwoman Ivonne Ledesma voted in favor, New Times reported.
A few dozen people showed up to the July 15 meeting. The board allowed public comment and members of community spoke on both sides of the issue.
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CALGARY, Alberta, March 16 (UPI) -- The second hat trick in the career of Curtis Glencross Friday sent Calgary rolling to a 6-3 victory over Nashville.
All of the Glencross goals came in the third period after the Flames had built a 3-1 lead through the opening two stanzas.
He scored 1:14 into the final period, added a goal less than 5 minutes later and then scored into an empty net with 20 seconds to play. Glencross ran his goal total for the season to 12.
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However, the new study* also showed that while gene therapy was able to improve patients' vision, it did not slow or stop the underlying disease process. The implications of these new findings for the future of this promising area of gene therapy are explored in an insightful Commentary in Human Gene Therapy , a peer-reviewed journal from Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers. The Commentary is available free on the Human Gene Therapy website.
Connie Cepko and Luk Vandenberghe, Department of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, describe the promising follow-up study results recently reported by Cideciyan et al., and published in PNAS, as well as the "sobering data" that indicate continuing disease progression. The replacement gene delivered into the affected retina was able to supplement the dysfunctional photoreceptors in the patients' eyes, yet it did not affect the degenerative process destroying the photoreceptor cell layer.
In the Commentary "Retinal Gene Therapy Coming of Age," the authors discuss ways in which the therapeutic approach could be refined, combined with other forms of treatment, initiated earlier in the course of the disease, or otherwise improved to achieve a more complete therapeutic outcome.
"The paper published in PNAS and the associated commentary published in Human Gene Therapy provided important context for the long-term follow-up of the pioneering gene therapy performed in patients with LCA2," says James M. Wilson, MD, PhD, Editor-in-Chief, and Director of the Gene Therapy Program, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Philadelphia. "What is surprising is that there appears to be some degeneration of photoreceptors despite the durable improvement in sight. What this means in terms of longer term efficacy is unclear. What is absolutely clear is that this patient cohort benefited from the gene therapy, and after many years they still benefit."
*CIDECIYAN AV, JACOBSON SG, BELTRAN WA, SUMAROKA A, et al. (2013). Human retinal gene therapy for Leber congenital amaurosis shows advancing retinal degeneration despite enduring visual improvement. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 110, E517-25.


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British Bites: A Brief Guide to Afternoon Tea
Classic British dishes updated for the modern American cook.
Tea can be a contentious topic. And although the snobbish debates of the twentieth century have been quiet for years, there are still many of us who prefer our afternoon tea consumed a certain way. Afternoon tea, no matter where, what, or how you consume it is a soothing moment and a fantastic way to punctuate your day.
Even though most of us just grab a quick biscuit alongside with our afternoon tea there are a host of dishes you can have at the ready—ranging from classic tea sandwiches, to sweet loaves, and rich trifles. Here is a breakdown of some sweets, sandwiches, and savories to include alongside your pot of tea.
Scones and Buns
These simple breads are often a bit sweet and can be accompanied by jams, butter, and even clotted creams. Scones can range from a simple raisin-studded milk scone to a fancier glazed and flavored version. If you happen to find yourself in possession of a specialty item like a Devonshire cream, go with a simple scone and a thick homemade jam to accompany it.
Tea Sandwiches
Small, often two-bite sandwiches ideal to stave off hunger until supper. Tea sandwiches are simple, two or three ingredient sandwiches on plain bread normally served cold. Smoked salmon, watercress, and egg all make ideal fillings, but more complex fillings such as coronation chicken and even cheddar and chutney versions have become popular over the past few years.
Serving a loaf alongside your tea is a great way to give a few people something to eat without having to spend too much time in the kitchen at the last moment. If you're serving a loaf like a soda bread having some room temperature butter and a sweet jam go very well on top. More intensely flavored breads like sticky malt loaf just need some soft butter and a hot pot of tea.
Small cakes and puddings can be served with your afternoon tea as well. If you are hosting a fancier affair then something as pomp as a beautiful trifle may grace your table, though I suggest serving it in individual portions rather than a large trifle dish. Eccles cakes are often served with cheese, but as a sweet offering along with a pot of tea, these small, currant-studded cakes make a fancy sugary addition to your tea.
Whether you are hosting friends and making a big pot of loose leaf tea, or having a quiet moment on your own with a mug of milky tea, taking the time to have a quick bite and a hot tea in the afternoon can give you the strength to conquer the rest of your day.
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His joy becomes a wide delight
Any day with a set of Legos is a good day for 11-year-old James Groccia of Boylston.
That simple philosophy was demonstrated in a homemade YouTube video that has now gone viral. In the video, the fifth-grader reacts with unfettered joy when he opens a mysterious package and finds it contains a rare Lego set: the Emerald Night Train.
"Yessss! The Emerald Night Train! I finally have it! Whoooooo!'' James shouts, grinning ear-to-ear, jumping up and down, and happily waving the box above his head. By Wednesday afternoon, the video had been viewed more than 1,040,000 times.
To understand his joy, you need to know that James, a rosy-cheeked kid with braces and infectious smile, had been pining for the Emerald Night Train for more than two years. He is such an aficionado that he can recite serial numbers off an endless list of Lego specialty sets.
James, who has Asperger's Syndrome, first asked his parents, Jay and Karen Groccia, if he could get the $100 set when he was 8 years old.
Even though he'd demonstrated a proficiency and extreme fondness for Legos, his parents declined.
"Since he was very young — a toddler, really — he has taken to Legos,'' Jay says. "We saw them as a toy, maybe something that he'd have a passing interest in at first, but then it continued. And Legos became so much more to him.''
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Still, they were unsure about the Emerald Night Train. "We thought it might have been a little too mature for him, in terms of difficulty level,'' Karen says. "After all, it was designed for children ages 14 and up. It is very mechanical in nature, has lots of moving parts. And frankly, it looked very daunting. We didn't want him to get frustrated with it.''
So James patiently waited, saving his allowance and birthday money and even money he earned by participating in a research study that tested the hearing of children with Asperger's.
Several months ago, James finally convinced his parents to let him buy the train set. But there was a problem. Lego had stopped making it, which changed its status from a retail item to a collectible.
"Suddenly, the only place you could find it was on eBay and auction sites,'' Karen says. "It went from $100 retail to $250, $500, whatever people wanted to sell it for, because it was a collector's item now.''
Undeterred, James wrote a heartfelt letter to Lego, sending copies to the company's headquarters in Billund, Denmark, and its US base in Connecticut. He called himself Lego's biggest fan and asked if someone could double check to see if any Emerald Night Train sets remained. Perhaps, he suggested, there was a set that had been overlooked at headquarters?
"I have brick sets, Hero Factory, Creationary, Lunar Limo and more . . . I play with them every day,'' James's letter read. "A couple of years ago I saw the Emerald Night Train set (K10194) and fell in love with it . . . ''
Lego let him down gently but firmly, insisting the Emerald Night Train was no more.
Then, three weeks later, on Oct. 17, a brown-paper package arrived from the company.
"I have to confess, when I saw it was from Lego I was caught off guard,'' Karen says. "I thought maybe they'd sent him something different as a consolation prize. But I didn't want him to be let down so I opened it first to check.''
It was the beloved Night Train. So Karen resealed the box and waited till after school when James and his brother Michael, 10, would be home. Then dad turned on the family video camera to record his son's joyous reaction.
Lego Systems did not set out to get public recognition for fulfilling James' wish, but Connecticut-based brand director Michael McNally said in a statement: "We're really humbled by the family's gesture to share this moment, and we're happy to see joy-filled news spread so far.'' Still, McNally declined to be interviewed, because his company did not want to give the impression that they make a habit of surprising children with freebies.
"I still don't know what to say about it,'' James says. "I was shocked. But you have to understand the Emerald Night Train and lots of other Lego sets are comprised of my two favorite topics — math and science. You need both to understand these sets.''
So, how well did James do putting together the tricky Emerald Night Train set?
"Are you kidding?'' he says. "That same night I started assembling it. It took a little work with some of the mechanisms, but I had it finished by 5 o'clock the next morning.''
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Cautious Optimism As Iran Nuclear Talks Resume
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel.
And I'm Melissa Block.
Negotiators for Iran and six world powers returned to Switzerland to discuss limiting Iran's nuclear program. After reportedly coming close to a first-step deal earlier this month, some officials say an agreement is within reach this week. But critics warn a deal would be dangerous.
NPR's Peter Kenyon is in Geneva and has this report.
PETER KENYON, BYLINE: The combination of positive signals from Iran, dire warnings from Israel and other critics, and more details of a possible agreement is again raising expectations, leaving negotiators to caution that they're not there yet. The latest signs that Tehran is serious about an accord include a new agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency, granting inspectors more access to Iran's nuclear sites.
Analyst Mark Fitzpatrick at the International Institute for Strategic Studies says the most recent IAEA report on Iran is the first in years to show no significant advance in its ability to enrich uranium. Fitzpatrick sees the influence of Iran's president, Hasan Rouhani.
MARK FITZPATRICK: And that's obviously a political decision on his part - a tactical decision, not a strategic change in their policy. But an effort to show that, yes, they can accept some limits.
KENYON: Another positive signal comes from Iran's foreign minister on the key issue of whether Iran has a right to enrich uranium under the non-proliferation treaty. Analyst Ali Vaez with the International Crisis Group says Mohammad Javad-Zarif told an Iranian news agency that Tehran may not after all require an explicit recognition of that right from the international side.
ALI VAEZ: They're also coming into the talks with Foreign Minister Zarif confirming that recognition of Iran's right to enrichment is not a must, because Iran already believes that it has such a right in the NPT and doesn't need necessarily the other side to recognize it. And this was for the longest time one of the most contentious issues in these talks.
KENYON: Zarif's comment aligns with remarks by Secretary of State John Kerry and a senior Obama administration official, who both indicated that the issue could be finessed in a first-step deal.
It remains for the negotiators to nail down the details on issues such as whether Iran will halt construction on a heavy-water reactor at Arak, and how it will deal with its stockpile of near 20 percent enriched uranium - the closest thing Iran has to weapons grade fuel.
Analyst Vaez says heightened expectations and increased mobilization by critics, suggest that more delays now could spell trouble for an agreement.
VAEZ: Already the last meeting in Geneva, when the two sides really couldn't bridge the gap, we've witnessed some leaking of information, some accusations that really threatened this positive momentum. And if this positive momentum is lost, I think it would be very difficult to recreate these favorable circumstances.
KENYON: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to call the potential agreement a bad deal. And the administration has struggled to convince congressional hawks that slapping on new sanctions now would be seen as an act of bad faith not just by Iran, but by America's negotiating partners and countries around the world.
In Iran, lawmakers say any new sanctions would certainly drive Iran from the negotiating table. And Iran's determinedly optimistic nuclear negotiators are well aware that in Tehran, hard-line suspicions about compromising with America go all the way to the top.
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KENYON: In remarks posted to supreme leader Ali Khamenei's website, he says the problem between Iran and the U.S. isn't the nuclear program. If that's solved, he says other problems will rise up: Why do you have rockets? Why are you against Israel? Khamenei says American sanctions began with the Islamic Revolution in Iran and have only gotten worse since.
In what some analysts are calling the latest salvo against the talks, a group of Iranian dissidents alleged that Iran has another secret underground nuclear site. No evidence was provided to back up the claim.
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Novak Djokovic wins BNP Paribas Open — but Roger Federer doesn't lose
Novak Djokovic proved Sunday at Indian Wells, in the men's final of the BNP Paribas Open, that Roger Federer does not walk on water.
But then, Djokovic would be the first to admit that his older tennis rival does pretty well on hard courts amid the desert sand.
The grand finale of this grand tournament ended up with Djokovic winning and, somehow, Federer not losing.
Yes, the score went the way of the smooth-moving Serb, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (3), and so did the winner's trophy and $1-million first prize. But the real winner was the sport these two icons represent so well, the sport to which they bring the kind of excitement and buzz that draw a two-week attendance of 431,527 (403,904 paid) through the gates of a place two hours from a major city.
On men's and women's finals day — after the women's final fizzled into a yawn with an injury to one of the players — Djokovic and Federer entered to ratchet up the desert drama.
Djokovic is 26, has won six major titles and the first prize at Indian Wells three times. He is No. 2 in the world and in the prime of his career. Much more to come from him.
Federer is 32, has won a record 17 major titles and with them the general designation as the greatest ever. He was looking for a fifth Indian Wells title. But his age, and a back injury in 2013 that dropped him to No. 8 in the rankings, made his charge through this draw, without losing a set until Sunday, somewhat surreal.
With the victories here came the quick return of the mystique.
A few days ago, Federer sat in an outside dining area and watched a desert wind-and-sand storm blow through the area, swirling and kicking up so much debris that it blocked the view of the distant mountains and wreaked havoc with a women's match on the main court. Federer, with his dry sarcasm, remarked, "It is the end of the world."
Two hours later, the storm was gone, the night was a warm delight, and it was time for Federer to take the court. There was conjecture that this was not a coincidence.
That is the aura. The reality is that he is still a great tennis player and that, win or lose, his legend grows.
Such was the case at the 1-hour 53-minute mark of Sunday's match. That's when Djokovic stepped to the line to serve for the match at 5-4 of the final set.
The main stadium that seats 16,100 had close to that number on its feet. It might have been the loudest this place has ever been. A jet plane, passing 1,000 yards overhead, wouldn't have been heard.
It was a stadium of goose bumps. For the previous 30 minutes or so, they had been witness to some of the finest tennis ever played on this prestigious court. The groundstokes were hit harder, the angles of the shots became more pronounced, the lines were hit constantly. These were two athletic artists, painting their own Sistine Chapel.
Those in the crowd knew what they were seeing, felt it, savored it, wanted to express it. They loved Djokovic. They loved the great tennis. They loved that they were lucky enough to be there to see it. But mostly, they loved Federer.
He knew it and acknowledged it later.
"That's gold," he said. "It's beautiful."
Quickly, despite Djokovic's being in the middle of a run of some of the best ball-striking seen here, an attacking Federer got it to love-40. And on the second break point, he forced Djokovic to hit wide.
Federer pumped his fist, Djokovic set his jaw and the crowd went crazy. It was clear now. This was meant to end in a third-set tiebreaker. The players' talents, and the crowd's frenzy, would allow nothing else. Adrenaline flowed freely, maybe in the crowd more than on the court.
When the tiebreaker arrived, and played out less dramatically — with Djokovic jumping to a big lead with the help of the wind at his back, the same side from which Federer had achieved his break — it was all right.
On match point, Federer's routine backhand settled into the net, and Djokovic had a well-earned victory, one that showed great mental toughness in a tournament in which he was stretched to three sets three times in six matches.
"I am proud to win this tournament and all I have achieved," he said. ". . . This was necessary for my confidence."
In the postmatch ceremony, Federer, the runner-up, got the microphone first. He said all the right things, thanked all the right people. He is now the elder statesman with a 25-year-old forehand.
Djokovic did the same. He had held off a Federer who is playing at nearly the level he did when he was the unbeatable, untouchable No. 1 in the world virtually all the way from 2004 through 2009. Djokovic knew that by achieving what he had, in the arena and setting where he achieved it, there are great days ahead in 2014.
Both players now head to the next big tournament in Miami.
Djokovic said he hoped to keep his winning ways going.
Federer said nothing about stopping on the way to multiply some loaves and fishes.
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