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Rated 3.8 out of 5 by 430 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by JessM1 Great hotel, great people, great stay!!!! One of the best hotels for me this year is here at the W Leichester Square. Every single person that I was in contact with or just made eye contact with in this hotel was so very kind, considerate and most helpful. And the Spice market! awesome restaurant to have in your hotel! The food and people are great! And of course, I would stay here again and will recommend my friends to stay here as well! Thanks for a great experience! December 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MrIcon One of the most hip hotels anywhere This W is right in the middle of everything in London, facing Leicester Square. The dark entrance, reception, and common areas give a perfect boutique feel expected from a W. Young hip crowd in the bars fits the picture perfectly. I may be slightly biased, as on a recent stay I was upgraded to the e-Wow suite, which is absolutely mind-blowing. But with each stay, the service has been genuinely helpful and competent at check-in, check-out, with room service and bars. Also the smaller rooms are ultra-modern and attractive. Definitely the place to stay in Central London. December 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rossie Cool, quirky and comfortable - loved it Best London hotel experience by far and a great location December 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jaime111 Perfect hotel in the centre of London Great hotel, with excellent facilities and amazing staff. December 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Dalwhinnie25 Hotel staff a disappointment The W London Leicester Square is a great hotel. However, I had two negative experiences with the hotel staff that took away from the experience. Firstly, upon arrival at the hotel, I was told that I had been upgraded to a nicer room but that the room was not yet ready. Waiting for the room to be ready wasn't the problem. When the front desk staff came to get me, the room they were going to put me in initially was no longer available. I asked what happened and was simply told that the room had been booked unexpectedly. The other incident happened during checkout. The night before check out, I had asked the front desk staff if they would help me make arrangements to ship an expensive bottle of alcohol that I had been been given that day as a gift (I knew I would not be able to bring the bottle in my airplane carry-on and I didn't want to risk putting it in checked baggage in the event it might be broken). The person I spoke to said they would make the arrangements in the morning. As I was leaving my room that morning to check out, I found a note under my door from that individual saying he was wrong and the hotel would not ship the bottle for me (it did not elaborate as to why). At the front desk, I spoke to the individual and he apologized for the misunderstanding but said there was nothing he could do. Needing to leave for the airport, my options were obviously limited. As I left for the airport, he indicated he would keep and enjoy the bottle since I would not be taking it with me. December 6, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by misha27 Hands Down Worst Hotel Stay Ever! I have never written a negative review before - but this was hands-down one of the worst hotel experiences of my entire life (and I spend a lot of nights every year in Starwood hotels). From the completely indifferent and diffident front desk staff to the completely filthy room (it seriously looked like somebody had hastily tried to cover up a raucous frat party - with marked and stained walls, stained linens, a shag carpet with big strands of yarn hanging loose and water closet walls that were so dirty the first thing I did was clean them myself) it was a bad experience from start to finish. This is not really like a normal hotel - it's more like a nightclub with rooms over top - if you have any expectations of a normal Starwood hotel experience look elsewhere. December 5, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by WLC1 great location Rooms look mod but are not very comfortable. Place is fun in the evening. December 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by NANA250403 nice design but not practical ALTHOUGH CENTRAL LOCATION NOT A GOOD AREA. DIRTY ROOM ( LOTS OF HAIR ON THE FLOOR) WASH BASIN IN MIDDLE OF THE ROOM NOT PRACTICAL AT ALL .NOT ENOUGH LIGHTING. YOU CANT BREATH IN THE WC December 3, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Toddao Feels like staying in a nightclub... For a short stay in London, the W is in a very centralized location, and perfect if you are planning to take in lots of theatre. Rooms are small, but clean & well-designed given the space limitations. If you are looking for a quiet getaway, I would advise you go elsewhere, as we felt we were staying in a nightclub. Coming back at night we had to fight our way through a rope-line and produce our key, and the lobby is a very loud, thumping disco. We were on the 2nd floor, which is (unfortunately) partly open to the lobby/disco. The 2nd floor is also home to private function rooms, so upon coming & going there were always loud and drunken partygoers around the lift outside our room. It certainly does not promote a very comforting sense of security. The staff is very professional, helpful & attentive, & afternoon tea in the lobby was great. It just feels like the priority here is in running a Vegas-style, blinged-out drunken party scene, not a sophisticated hotel. December 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Smudge76 Great Atmosphere, rooms and location Blown away by our stay at this hotel over the weekend. Staff were great from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. Room was great but for me the best thing was the atmosphere. the Bar is buzzing with DJ's playing great tunes that makes you want to stay there. Overall very happy with the experience and will be coming back in the future! Its not the most expensive hotel I have stayed at but its one off the best better than some that charge more! November 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jlee0504 Best experience ever I was on business for a week in europe and my wife joined me from the US in london for the weekend. Guest relations manager Jessica Patman upgraded my booking to a WoW suite knowing it was my wife's firest time visit in London, She made our time here very special. This is something i will never forget, November 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Angie60 Great location and design but service could be better The location is perfect, very central and within walking distance to all the popular shopping areas. The design inside and out is impressive as you would expect from a W hotel, very modern features and lovely reception. Door staff and check in staff very friendly and helpful. Bar is a lovely design with a good selection of drinks and music, however waited quite a while to order and even longer for the bill. When asking for the bill I mentioned my SPG membership as I was advised by the check in staff to do so to receive 10% discount and points. I was met with quite a attitude from the waitress when I said I have a Starwood membership number the response was a very abrupt 'and'. Ate in the spice market beautiful starters but disappointing mains. Room was lovely but could of done with a dust and hoover. November 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Antonio72 This hotel is different! W has a great atmosphere from the moment you see the entrance. Everything after gives you the same feeling, from the music in the elevator to the lights in the corridors to the way the reception, bar and rooms are furnished. It's really a different hotel! November 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by CJWH229 Small issue with lights This was a lovely hotel with great staff and a fabulous breakfast. November 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by gimax w-ow!!! Cool hotel, centrally located, excellent vibe!! November 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by markap Don't forget the team!! I have to admit, over time, i have written a couple of reviews of the W London. I do stay here often and usually however, I've focused on the product or some slight that has upset me. This time though I'm gonna highlight the team or talent in W speak. As a frequent traveler, I have to say, it really makes a difference if even one team member welcomes me back or remembers I'd stayed before. At the W, the team are warm, welcoming and super helpful. The team make it wonderful to return here. Job well done team. Cheers November 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by toddml Staff now match the location! After a 3 night stay here which didn't start well due to some miscommunication between spg and the hotel along with an issue with the Suite (which they kindly upgraded me to) it ended up being a great stay. I usually find the staff make or break a hotel and we found the staff at the W London to be excellent and genuinely concerned about the issues we had and took responsibility for them and resolving them. We were very happy with what they did and really enjoyed the remainder of our stay and will certainly return. If your looking for the W mix of relaxation and action I cannot suggest the W highly enough which maybe is not a view I have always had since it opened! October 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mateylondon Always a smile The staff at the hotel are absolutely amazing and always know what you want before you actually know it yourself! Great atmosphere, comfortable clean rooms (and quiet!) and always a smile on everyone's face. I love coming back! October 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Poulette I loved the steam bath in my suite It is thanks to the staff members Jesus and Jessica that I had such a fantastic stay! October 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ldog I partied like a Rock Superstar!!! I stayed at the W Leicester Square twice in a week during a European trip for business and vacation (LA to London to Berlin to Zurich to London then back to LA). First time was upgraded to a Studio Suite which was amazingly comfortable and sleek. Second time was on my one-night London layover before flying back to LA, and I got really lucky and was upgraded to the E-WOW Suite...which looked like a cross between the AbFab set and rap video. The E-WOW suite had a rotating couch, two bathrooms, a soaking tub with wall-sized TV, a DJ station, a fully-stocked bar that spans an entire wall...I mean "pimped out" doesn't begin to describe this suite. I invited all my local friends over and we partied like it was 1999! Apart from snagging the primo accommodations, the service was impeccable. The entire staff from check-in, to housekeeping, bar & wait staff, bellmen, the lady at whatever/whenever, electricians, etc. were all top notch. The service they provided was amazingly courteous, friendly, efficient, and hip all at the same time. Food at Spice Market and through Room Service was really, really good. The Bar/Lounge is the perfect place to meet friends and get hammered on really funky cocktails (if you love blackberries try the "Union Jack"). I have stayed at several W Hotels in the past, but this one is by far the best. Location is awesome...right in the heart of London with all the museums, shopping and nightlife just steps away. The entire team really went out of their way to make me feel welcome and valued. They also make sure that Platinum SPG members are recognized. I will definitely come back next time I am in London. October 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jbird89 Wonderful Hotel does what it says on the package Decided to spend a couple of days in the city with my partner and having always liked the look of the hotel and loving the surrounding area I thought I would give the W hotel a go. It was a fantastic choice and worth every penny spent the hotel is very modern and stylish and is certainly not the norm but it is executed very well and the theme runs throughout the whole building, the facilities are great and the bedroom was just lovely very comfortable lovely spacious shower ,y only gripe with the room would be that I couldn't get all the lights off during our first night so ended yo just taking the card out of the door however I managed it the second night so no real issue the room was quiet and clean perhaps a new rug is needed and the blackout blind was wonderful. The breakfast was fabulous and worth the extra money for its quality and the convenience and the room service was also very good and efficient. I would recommend this hotel and W hotels in general to anybody we will be celebrating our first year together in January and I am sure I will be back. Thank you to all the staff who made our stay as wonderful ad I had hoped. October 22, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Bobbbb Not too comfortable This hotel is a bit on the flashy side. It's more about being trendy and stylish and less about comfort. The people are nice and helpful. They did appear to be a bit stingy on the supplies having run out of soap and Kleenex, the latter of which was never replenished. October 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ally1966 Wow what can I say Location was superb, staff friendly and not obtrusive, Room was excellent and what you would expect for a hotel of this stature. Modern and fitted in with London, I have stayed in some Hotels around the world and will come back again. Well Don to everyone for making it a weekend to remember. October 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Duke68 Bravi I like your hotel, is just a bit expensive, but in Londo is a very good stay October 10, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Peach20 Crazy setup Must stay on upper floor to avoid din and roar. Need instructions in room for the awful lighting system. Who needs a sink in the room. Who wants the lights to go out if you spend too much time in the WC or shower. Shower leaks out the door but the hotel leave a towel to stop the leaking water so the next person taking a shower has a wet soggy towel to step over. Might be nice if they heat or cooling neither worked in two rooms. Staff very nice everything very casual. October 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gillp Great Central London Location The W Hotel in London lives up to the chain's excellent reputation, and we had a great time here. The location by Leicester Square is very good for access to shopping, transport, bars and restaurants. The hotel has a lively, modern and funky atmosphere. Rooms are of an excellent standard, and the staff are all attentive to guest's needs. Make sure you request a room away from nightclub, or could be noisy! We were round the back, and had no problems. October 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PKB01 A Great Experience I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the W London. The hotel looked and sounded cool and the staff were excellent. I will definitely come back again. October 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tisher Great Experience and beautiful property I stayed at this hotel on a girls trip for 3 days before heading to Paris. Like most W hotels, this was a beautiful property in the heart of London. The location was similar to staying in the times square area in NYC, so very busy. The staff was very accomodating. We missed breakfast because we over slept and they were able to accomodate us. At the lounge and the nightclub the staff was friendly and made us feel very special. We didn't have reservations for the hotel restaurant and they were able to get us a table after a short wait because we were staying at the hotel. The doormen were also very helpful and friendly. In all we had a wonderful time and will definately stay at this property again! September 29, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by SPGBC WOW for WORST STAY EVER I have stayed in W LONDON for 10 days in end Aug, with my colleague for a business trip. The whole experience is a total surprise (in a very unpleasant manner). If you experience 1 or 2 bumps in a short stay, you might just shrug your shoulder and move on as one-off (or twice) misfortunate events. But a 10 days stay with multiple repeating events, you know it's not "coincidence" as they claimed. So, if you are looking for a hotel with warm hospitality, then we would believe this is not the place for you. 1. Constant frustration with their concierge or room service hotline - having stayed in many hotels for business reason, I've never stayed in a hotel which their room service lined or concierge line is always with no one to answer. Especially during weekends, you might need to CONTINUOUSLY call for 10-15 and you phone is still not being answered (remember you dun want to call them to chitchat, you call them when you need something, but they are constantly not answering which just double the frustration). The line is named "whatever whenever", it's really not there for you whenever you need them, but you do end up saying "WHATEVER !" 2. Confusing, not friendly staff – lots of example to illustrate. First. We made a green choice for not having making up the room on daily basis, since we are staying for a long period of time. But if we need new towels and stuff we can call their room service to refill (which the line is constantly not being pick up, which means after a long day of work you want to have a hot shower with filled shampoo, tried your luck with the line first). The arrangement and rules of this "green choice program" is totally confusing, I guarantee you if you ask different staff you will have different versions. And you never exactly know when are you getting your room tidied Second. So finally, on the fourth day, I'm fed up with all these and walk down to the concierge and tell them my frustration and complaint about all these mess. The lady in the counter of cause starting off by saying "oh madam, we are very sorry that you have experienced this." Yet with the least concern face ever, and then followed by "but please understand we are very busy". Okay. So when you want to book this hotel, please do also take into consideration that you may need to consider their "busy schedule" Third. This is an episode I witness at the lobby, and I don't know how it's resolved at the end. But it goes like this. There's a kid bumped into one of their dazzling vain decorate in front of the lift. And the manager of the concierge directly rushed to the father and said "I am going to charge you for this, because this is very expensive" instead of checking out if the kid is even alright. I think it tells a lot of how this hotel is treating their guests. Fourth. Totally unprofessional handling of Guest's belongings. One time during the stay, I got a package delivered to the hotel, so I asked the concierge for it when I was back to the hotel. First the lady at the counter was totally "helpful", and said the one responsible for "luggage" is not around and ask me try to go back at some other time or tomorrow morning WITHOUT even trying to look. Quite upset already and told her I got a 8am flight tomorrow, and I have to get it now. So she ask somebody else to check for her, and suddenly everyone got panic and don't what and where is the thing, and it's clearly not in the record. We sat there to see them running around without a clue of where the thing is totally show how professional they are, and there is NO RECORD in system, to locate the package! At the end, I found it in my room when I thought of "giving it up". But how stupid it can be that none of them KNOW the whereabout of a received package for a guest! Then the following day, my colleague left her luggage after checking out with the concierge and will pick up on the same day later to the airport. "Surprisingly", when she went back for the luggage, they only give her 1 small bag only and claiming she only leave that 1 small bag with them not the luggage. Of course she went madness, and force them to look carefully, then the above drama happened again. At the end, ridiculously, they let her to go into the luggage room to find her own luggage. She found it, but cause they put them separately with the TAG THAT WAS GIVEN. So it's "lost". But for security issue, you can tell how safe your luggage is, if people without integrity and just grap somebody else's luggage, so good luck with you really want to stay with them. Last but not least. When I checked out, I also need to leave luggage with them cause I will have 2 more mini trips going through difference airports and places for site checking, so it's just easier for me to carry a smaller one along with me. I need to leave the big one with them for one week. Again, that lady at the counter is super "helpful" as expected, she simply said "no we can't do it" without any explanations or offering options and . I ask why. She said I will get my manager to talk to you. FINE. Then the guy came out, he explained due to security reason they can't do it (how convincing it is with all the episode above) then I got really upset and said if I can pay to do this. Then he really got an attitude, saying I am not being very cool to him cause I am asking him to do something he can't do, and since I am not helping him, he can't help me. That it is my responsibility to travel with my own luggage but not theirs to keep it, but if I do have another booking with them, then they can keep it for me. I will so ambushed that after staying here 10 days and now you ask me to pay for another night so as to have the luggage left with the hotel. This is insane and I got really furious but since I got a flight to catch, I almost pay for it. He finally back down and keep the luggage but threat me "if anything happened, I will you for everything. Even if I lost my job you won't even care. Have a good flight and good bye". This is totally unacceptable, as a guest, I feel totally disrespected, disregarded, dismissed, mistreated and make me worry about the luggage for the whole time during the rest of my trip. ** but one note, the runner in black tshirts are all very nice and kind. Just those in suits, they all think they are cooler than you are** 3. Some minor Hardware problem – my sink is clogged and my colleague's phone is out of order during the stay To sum up, I am done with W. The word W makes me sick now, and I won't visit or stayed in any W worldwide anymore. September 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer WOW is the appropriate word Just came back after spending just over a week at this amazing hotel, location is prime, rooms have everything you need and more, best cocktails and ambiance at the first floor bar/lounge, went four times to the spice market restaurant and wanted to go again but unfortunately time did not permit, however the highlight was the staff or rather the talent as they are called at the W, friendly, responsive, accommodating and extremely talented, too many names to name otherwise I will name each and everyone, the Whatever Whenever service is actually a 'whatever whenever' in literal sense, they know their stuff and are more than happy to assist you. Great place, will definitely book again on my next London trip! September 9, 2013


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Penguins at Lightning - 10-12-13
-Hey guess where we are:
-No. Not quite:
-Kudos to EN reader Dean Gethring for once again sending in an on-locale picture.
-The Penguins will look for a rebound tonight against the Lightning after being flattened by the Panthers last night. They'll do it with Marc-Andre Fleury in net. This game will be his best test of the young season thus far as the Lightning have quite a bit of firepower on offense. Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis are two of the best offensive forces in the NHL.
-There's no guarantee the Lightning will do it tonight, but they had former Penguins forward Ryan Malone on the left wing with St. Louis and Stamkos. Malone isn't as much of a physical force as he was when he had that strong line with Evgeni Malkin and Petr Sykora a few years ago, but he's a nice compliment as a net-front presence to Stamkos and St. Louis.
-We're eager to see Valtteri Filppula as the Lightning's No. 2 center. He was always kind of overshadowed by the likes of Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk as well as others with the Red Wings. He has a slightly larger role with Tampa Bay. He's a very talented and versatile player.
-Goaltender Anders Lindback is scheduled to start in net for the Lightning. Like the goaltender the Penguins faced last night in Florida's Jacob Markstrom, Lindback is a 6-foot-6 Swede. But that's where the comparisons stop when it comes to the Penguins. Markstrom has a .920 save percentage against the Penguins in three career games against them. Lindback has an .821 save percentage in two career games against the Penguins.
-If you recall, Evgeni Malkin scored this dazzling goal against Lindback last season:
-The Lightning's other goaltender is 6-foot-7 Ben Bishop. Bishop, who is out tonight due to an injury, and Lindback are intriguing prospects due to their height but they haven't every really put it together when it comes to getting results at the NHL level. It's odd that Lightning general manager Steve Yzerman hasn't ever seemed to pursue a different option in net.
-Thursday, Dan Bylsma indicated that a goaltender's size doesn't really impact how his team approaches offense. He worries more about their individual tendencies. He did indicated that 10 or 15 years ago, the book on all big goaltenders was pretty much the same but the position and how it is evaluated has evolved.
-Speaking of tall, the Lightning have rookie defenseman Andrej Sustr (6-foot-8) in the lineup on the third pairing with Eric Brewer. Sustr was in the Penguins' rookie development camp as an invitee a few years ago. We're eager to see how he looks in a real NHL game.
-Deryk Engelland is expected to make his season debut tonight after being a healthy scratch for the first four games. He figures to replace Robert Bortuzzo who didn't have a strong game. That said, none of the Penguins defensemen looked like Norris Trophy candidates last night. Engelland can fight and the Lightning may have a few tough guys in the lineup in the form of Pierre-Cedric Labrie as well as B.J. Crombreen.
-We're eager to see Lightning defenseman Radko Gudos simply because of his intense beard:
(Joel Auerbach/Getty Images)
-Another reader on-site spotted some sort of Josef Melichar jersey:
@emptynetters How does this float your boat? pic.twitter.com/0bQPjN0Jpi— Conrad Mickley (@Conley15Shawn) October 12, 2013
-The rink:
-The Penguins' starters are Craig Adams, Tanner Glass, Evgeni Malkin, Paul Martin, Brooks Orpik and Marc-Andre Fleury.
-Their scratches are Robert Bortuzzo and James Neal.
-The Lightning's starters are Ryan Malone, Martin St. Louis, Steven Stamkos, Victor Hedman, Sami Salo and Anders Lindback.
-Its scratches are Keith Aulie, Mark Barberio and Ben Bishop.
19:56: Right off the opening faceoff, Craig Adams and Ryan Malone drop the gloves. They lock up at center ice and go at it fiercely. Malone uses his superior size to through some punches form a distance. Adams has a little success trying to fight from in tight. Ultimately, Adams takes a tumble and the fight is halted. Both players give each other a tap on the side in acknowledgement.
19:33: The Penguins' wounded penalty kill will get an early test as Chuck Kobasew is nabbed for interference against Stamkos. Pascal Dupuis, Brandon Sutter, Martin and Orpik take the ice.
18:44: Tyler Johnson whacks a slapper from the left circle. Fleury boots it out.
17:47: Sami Salo whips a wrister from the right point towards the cage whic his partially blocked.
17:35: St. Louis tees up a wild one-timer from the right circle which sails wide to the far side and ends up clearing the offensive zone. The Kobasew minor expires.
16:54: Off a faceoff win by the great Joe Vitale in the Lightning's right circle, Engelland booms a one-timer from the right point wide of the cage.
16:29: A sneaky one-timer by Filppula is blocked by Olli Maatta.
15:37: Off a feed by Sidney Crosby from the back of the net, Dupuis sweeps a one-timer on net from the slot. Lindback gets a piece of it.
15:32: Crosby has a chance with a loose puck in tight but Lindback's big right leg kicks it out.
14:37: Malkin hooks up Johnson in the Lightning' zone. Johnson falls to his knee with little resistance. Malkin is sent off for hooking. Crosby, Adams, Orpik and Martin take the ice.
13:14: Off a feed by Matt Carle, Radko Gudas booms a onetimer from above the left circle. Fleury stretches out and gloves it with a tough save.
12:31: As Malkin's penalty expires, Gudas whips a wrister from the left half wall which clanks off the side of the cage.
12:16: Off a dish by Crosby, Kunitz snaps off a wrister from the left circle. Lindback snags it.
11:26: Gudas slides a backhander form the left wing on net. Fleury steers it away.
10:48: After some strong work by Bennett down low to maintain possession of the puck, he deals a pass from the Tampa Bay end boards to Malkin in he right circle. Malkin then taps it to Jokinen in the slot but Malone does a nice job to tie up Jokinen's stick and prevents a clean shot.
9:50: After Fleury fumbles a puck behind his own net, Richard Panik has a chance in the left circle but his shot is blocked by a sliding Martin. Martin tries to play the puck out of danger with his hand. Play is halted. Martin is called for holding Panik. It's another power play for the Lightning. Rob Scuderi, Orpik, the great Joe Vitale and Adams take the ice.
9:19: Also booms a slapper from the right point. Fleury kicks it out.
7:50: The Martin minor is killed. Another strong effort by the Penguins.
7:43: Nate Thompson flings a wrister from the left half wall. Fleury kicks it out of play.
7:21: Off a feed from Crosby, Kunitz flings a blind backhander from the left circle. Lindback gets a piece of it.
6:35: The Lightning takes advantage of an icing call against the Penguins and strike first. From the left point Hedman deals a pass to Panik deep on the left wing wall. He one touches it to Killorn above the left circle. Killorn whacks a one-timer at the cage. Filppula is in front on a moving screen and deflects it just slightly behidn Fleury. A brief video review confirms the goal. The Penguins trail first for the second consecutive game. A missed pass by Engelland caused the icing. Killorn and Panik get assists. Lightning 1-0.
5:54: Kunitz has a chance with a puck in tight to the left of the cage but can't beat Lindback.
4:29: Malone air-mails a wrister from the neutral zone. Fleury kicks it out.
4:03: A slapper by Orpik from the left point hits Malone's stick and sails out of play.
3:38: Crosby whacks a backhander from the left circle wide of the cage.
3:22: Off a feed by Crosby, Dupuis booms a slapper from right circle. Lindback eats it up. Kunitz jabs at Lindback hoping for a rebound but no dice. Gudas takes exception and punches Kunitz in the shoulder. Officials cal him for roughing. The Penguins will get their first power play. Kunitz, Jokinen, Crosby, Martin and Niskanen take the ice.
3:00: Off a cross-ice pass from Crosby, Niskanen chops a one-timer from the left circle.
2:49: Crosby deals another cross-ice pass from the right half wall to Niskanen above the left circle. Niskanen's one-timer is blocked this time.
2:09: Malkin dances in off the right wall and snaps off a wrister which Lindback fights off.
1:27: Maatta chops a slapper from the right point. It hits a body in font and the rebound kicks out to Martin above the right circle. Martin whips it on net. Lindback eats it up.
1:22: The Gudas minor expires. The Penguins put some quality shots on net.
0:44: Kobasew appears to get away with a trip on Sustr in the right corner of the Lightning zone.
0:00: End of period. Lightning 1, Penguins 0.
-That was a better opening period for the Penguins compared to last night but not by much.
-The Penguins generated several strong offensive chances but just couldn't figure out Lindback. Maybe there's something about tall Swedish goaltenders in Florida?
-The Penguins took way too many penalties that period. Putting any team, let alone one as dangerous as the Lightning, on the power play three times in a period is dangerous.
-If anything good came out of the Penguins taking so many penalties, it was that their penalty kill probably rebuilt a little confidence by killing all three Lightning chances.
-The Bennett-Malkin-Jokinen line looked fairly bottled in. They saw a pretty fair amount of the Hedman-Salo defensive pairing.
-Filppula has four goals in five games now this season. He had nine goals in 41 games last season.
-The Penguins have a 9-8 edge in shots.
-Gudas and Kunitz each lead the game with two shots.
-Martin leads the game with 9:43 of ice time.
-Filppula leads the Lightning with 8:03.
-The Lightning controls faceoffs, 15-12 (56 percent).
-Filppula is 6 for 9 (67 percent).
-Malkin is 3 for 5 (60 percent).
-Martin leads the game with four blocked shots.
-No one else has more than one.
18:26: Malone deals a pass off the left wing to Sustr trailing. Sustr whips a wrister on net which Fleury eats up.
A scrum develops in the Penguins' left wing corner. Brewer is going after Kobasew. Kobasew hit St. Louis from the side into the right wing boards and that sparked things. Brewer gets a roughing minor while Malone is given a 10-minute misconduct. We're not sure if Kobasew deserved a minor but we've seen hits like that end up in penalties. Jokinen, Malkin, Crosby, Martin and Kunitz take the ice.
17:46: The Penguins take full advantage. Off some perimeter passing, Kunitz deals a pass from the left wing to Jokinen above the left circle. Jokinen swats a one-timer on net. Lindback fights it off but Crosby is positioned right in front of the blue paint and is able to punch in the rebound. A nice garbage goal. Jokinen and Kunitz get assists. Lightning 1, Penguins 1.
15:25: Off a turnover by Bennett at the Tampa Bay blue line, St. Louis races up the left wing and cranks a slapper on the near side. Fleury's blocker punches it out.
14:49: The Lightning's star players get the lead back. Hedman gains the offensive zone on the right wing and deals to St. Louis. St. Louis deals it back and forth with Stamkos. Eventually, Stamkos lifts a wrister over the knee of kneeling Orpik and above the glove hand of Fleury. What a release by Stamkos. St. Louis and Hedman get assists. Lightning 2-1.
13:11: Kobasew snaps off a wrister from the slot. Lindback kicks it out.
13:05: Off a Orpik booms a lsapper from the left point. Lindback makes the save but Kunitz pokes it loose. He backhands the rebound wide of the cage. The puck eventually ends up on the stick of Dupuis at the left point. He chops a shot. Orpik is in the left circle and deflects the puck downwards with his stick. It bounces off the ice and flutters by the blocker of Orpik. What a deflection by Bobby Orrpik. It's his first regular season goal in 111 games. Kunitz create that chance by poking a rebound loose from Lindback. Dupuis and Kunitz get assists. Lightning 2, Penguins 2.
12:14: Dupuis booms a slapper form the left circle. Lindback steers it away.
9:57: Off a partial two-on-one against Salo, Sutter moves in off the left wing with Jeffrey driving to the cage. Sutter elects to shoot and is rejected by Lindback. The net is dislodged. Officials call Killorn for delay of game.
9:47: Malkin lifts a big shot from the left circle. Lindback fights it off.
7:57: Two minutes later, the Penguins did little with that power play.
6:12: Maatta is called for interference. The Lightning tried to chip and chase a puck into the Penguins' right corner. Maatta looks to his left and skates in front of Killorn in an attempt to hold him up. Officials send Maatta to the box. We wonder if that penalty is called if Maatta doesn't look back at Killorn. Orpik, Martin, Adams and Sutter take the ice.
5:58: Off a pass by St. Louis from the left circle, Teddy Purcell chops a one-timer. Orpik blocks it.
5:37: Stamkos cranks a slapper from the right half wall. Fleury gloves it.
5:31: Panik bobbles a pass in the slot, settles it then lifts a wrister. Orpik is able to get in position and block the shot.
4:35: Malone tries to jam in a forehand chance from the right of the cage. Fleury's left leg holds it out.
4:18: Salo takes a pass at the right point, winds up and booms a rising slapper which blows through traffic and hits twine. It appears to be deflected by Purcell in the right circle and behind Fleury. What a deflection. Salo and St. Louis get assists. Lightning 3-2.
3:48: Off a neutral zone turnover by Jokinen, Johnson lifts a wrister from the left circle. Fleury fights it off.
3:01: A quick shot by Brewer from the left point is fought off by Fleury.
2:16: Stamkos chops a loose puck from the slot wide to the right of the cage.
0:37: Kunitz takes a pass at the right point, winds up and booms a slapper wide on the near side.
0:24: Off a feed by Crosby from the left corner, Malkin has a chance in the left circle but falls and sends his partial slapper wide of the cage.
0:18: After an icing, the Lightning calls a timeout to get a breather.
0:12: Off a faceoff win in the Lightning's right circle by the great Joe Vitale, Martin sends a slapper from the point wide of the cage.
0:00: End of period. Lightning 3, Penguins 2.
-Things opened up quite a bit that period. Both teams traded a lot of chance.
-This game has really become a special teams battle.
-Malkin continues to be bottled up for the most part. The Lightning hasn't allowed him many chances.
-Lindback continues to just eat up most of the space available for the Penguins to shootout.
-Fleury has been strong. He probably could have made a save on the second Lightning goal but that is Steven Stamkos, one of the best pure goal scorers in the NHL.
-Perhaps its because of all the special teams play, but the Penguins' bottom-two lines have been quiet.
-The Penguins have an 18-16 edge in shots.
-Malkin and Malone each lead the game with three goals.
-Martin leads the game with 18:08 of ice time.
-Carle leads the Lightning with 16:16.
-The Lightning has a 25-22 edge in faceoffs (53 percent).
-Stamkos is 7 for 13 (54 percent).
-Malkin is 5 for 7 (71 percent).
-Martin leads the game with four blocked shots.
-None of the Lightning's players has more than one blocked shot.
19:42: Dupis gains the offensive zone and flings a wrister from above the left circle wide to the far side. Crosby recovers the rebound on the right wing wall and deals to Kunitz above the right circle. Kunitz one-touches it to Niskanen at the right point. Niskanen slides a point-to-point pass to Scuderi. Scuderi flings a wrister at the cage. Crosby is in front of the blue paint and re-directs the puck by the blocker of Lindback. Tie game. Great puck movement by the Penguins. A video review confirms the goal. Scuderi and Niskanen get assists. Lightning, 3, Penguins 3.
19:12: The Lightning nearly get it back. Off a cross-ice pass by Hedman off the right wing, Stamkos booms a one-timer from the left circle off the cross bar.
16:20: A slapper by Hedman from the left point is wide on the near side.
14:45: Adams blocks a slapper by Thompson at the Penguins' right point. Adams is hobbled a bit after the shot. As noted by Penguins broadcaster Bob Errey, Olli Maatta is not on the Penguins' bench.
12:50: Kunitz has some space to work with on the right wing and rips a wrister on net. Lindback fights it off. There's a scramble for the rebound but Lindback is able to smother it.
11:32: Jokinen drives the puck up the right wing, gains the offensive zone and leaves a drop pass on a cross-over play with Malkin. Malkin picks it up, fends off Killorn and lifts a wrister from the right circle. Lindback eats it up. Killorn is called for holding Malkin. Niskanen, Martin, Kunitz and Crosby take the ice.
10:20: Hedman chases down loose puck in his own left corner. He fakes a move and forces Kunitz to peel off a bit on the forecheck. Hedman then calmly spins an whips the puck down ice fo ra clear. What a nice subtle move to create some space.
9:34: Hat trick. Crosby hounds Brewer into a turnover from his own right corner. Maatta collects it at the Tampa Bay blue line and calmly deals it to Niskanen at the right point. Niskanen sneaks it up the right wing wall to Malkin. Malkin taps it to Jokinen in the right circle. Jokinen then deals a little forehand pass to Crosby at the top of the right circle. With space, Crosby is able to rip a slapper by the blocker of Lindback on the far side. What a series of passes to set that up. Jokinen and Malkin get assists. Penguins 4-3.
8:16: Off a brutal turnover by brewer, Adams has a point blank chance in front of hte blue paint but Lindback smothers his shot. Brewer owes Lindback a beer.
7:17: Salo tees up a slapper from the right point. It sails through traffic and goes wide to the far side.
6:34: Kobasew is getting plenty of shifts with Jokinen and Malkin. he was on the ice when Malkin drew a penalty against Killorn. Bennett hasn't recorded a shift since 15:46 was remaining in the third period. Kobasew has has three shifts since then.
4:45: The Penguins are in chip-and-change mode. They're getting the puck in deep and changing lines.
4:34: Kunitz hooks Panik in the hands in front of the scorer's booth. This is a big two minutes. Adams, Sutter, Orpik and Martin take the ice.
4:06: Stamkos is set up for a one-timer in his office of the right circle but his stick breaks and he loses the the puck.
3:02: Tie game. The Lightning takes advantage of some space and cashes in. Johnson controls the puck at the left point and snaps off a cross-ice pass to Panik in the right circle. Panik whips a slap-pass to the slot where Killorn is all alone and he taps a forehand shot by the right skate of a stretched out Fleury. Some pretty passing. The Penguins were way too loose in their own zone on that one. Panik and Johnson get assists. Lightning 4, Penguins 4.
1:21: Hedman rips a wrister from above the left circle. It gets blocked by Orpik
1:15: A wrister by Filppula from the right win is blocked partially by Martin.
0:56: Wow. A big moment here. Panik tripped up Orpik in the Penguins' right circle. He kicked out the skates of Orpik. The Penguins can win the game here. They call a time-out to get organized. Niskanen, Martin, Crosby, Kunitz and Malkin take the ice.
0:45: Crosby tees up a slapper from the left half wall. Kunitz is positioned in front of Lindback and deflects the puck off the cross bar and out of play.
0:18: The Penguins strike. Malkin controls the puck on the right half wall. He holds, holds, holds, looks to the right point and deals a pss to Niskanen above the right circle. Niskanen drops the hammer on a one-timer which sails by the blocker of Lindback on the near side. What a shot. Malkin and Crosby get assists. Penguins 5-4.
0:00: End of game. Penguins 5, Lightning 4.
-If you paid money to watch this game, you were probably very entertained. THere was lot of offense and the star players on both teams came through. If you were a coach of either team, you are probably pretty mad. This was a very sloppy defensive game. Neither coaching staff should be happy.
-This game really turned into a special team's battle. Officials called a pretty tight game and there were a lot of power plays. The Penguins were one power-play goal better than the Lightning and got the win as a result.
-Sidney Crosby was dominant tonight as he had a hat trick and an assist. How bizarre is it that a performance like that almost seems normal?
-Before he was traded to the Penguins in 2011, Matt Niskanen thought he was close to washing out as an NHLers. He seriously thought his career was about to come to an end. Being dealt to Pittsburgh saved him. He worked extensively with assistant coach Todd Reirden and as a result, virtually every aspect of his game has improved. He has confidence in every area of his skillset, including his shot which produced the game-winning goal tonight.
-The Penguins used two defensemen quite a bit on the power play with Niskanen and Paul Martin manning the points. In the postgame interview on television, Bylsma said that allowed them to set up a few more one-timers from the point.
-Marc-Andre Fleury was okay tonight. It's probably not easy to dissect of either goaltender tonight given all the special teams play tonight. Either way, he was one goal better than Anders Lindback tonight.
-The Penguins bottom-two lines were quiet for the most part but again, the special teams play limited both of those units.
-Beau Bennett did not play in the final 15:46 of regulation and only had four shifts in the final two period. We're not sure if that was a coaching decision or some other factor. Chuck Kobasew picked up a lot of his minutes as the game wore on in terms of five-on-five play and he seemed to fit in well with Evgeni Malkin and Jussi Jokinen.
-That line seemed to find a little more free space to work with with Kobasew on the ice.
-Much was made of Jokinen getting a hat trick last week against his former team, the Hurricanes, while they are paying part of his salary. The Lightning is another team which gave up on Jokinen. Tampa Bay dealt him to Carolina in 2009 in exchange for Josef Melichar, Wade Brookbank and a fourth round pick. Ouch.
-The Penguins only allowed two shots in the third period. One of them just happened to be off a perfect passing play on a power-play which led to a goal by Alex Killorn.
-It would be a stretch to say Deryk Engelland stood out. He had a missed pass which was called for icing. The ensuing faceoff in the Penguins' zone led to a Tampa Bay goal.
-The Penguins led in shots, 26-18.
-Malkin led the game with five shots.
-Ryan Malone led the Lightning with three shots.
-Fire Ray Shero.
-Brooks Orpik led the game with 25:50 of ice time.
-Valtteri Filppula was right behind him with 25:32.
-The Penguins had a 37-33 edge in faceoffs (53 percent).
-Brandon Sutter was 10 for 17 (59 percent).
-Steven Stamkos was 9 for 18 (50 percent).
-Orpik and Martin each led the game with four blocked shots.
-Malone and Stamkos each led the Lightning with two blocked shots.
-Fire Ray Shero.
-Crosby's hat trick was the 201st in franchise history and the eighth of his regular season career. His last hat trick came in a 3-2 win against the late great Atlanta Thrashers, Dec. 2, 2010:
-Orpik's last regular season goal came in a 5-0 win against the Islanders, Nov. 21, 2011 (AKA Crosby's "comeback" game):
-Scuderi's last assist for the Penguins of any type came on Maxime Talbot's series-winning goal in a 2-1 win against the Red Wings in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, June 12, 2009:
-Crosby has scored in each of team's first five games. His best season opening scoring streak is six games during his rookie season of 2005-06.
-Crosby is now tied with Rick Kehoe for fifth-most hat trick in franchise history with eight. He trails Mario Lemieux (40), Kevin Stevens (10), Jaromir Jagr (nine) and Malkin (nine).


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Back to Blackby Amy Winehouse
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America was introduced to Amy Winehouse through her second album (her U.K. debut, Frank, saw release during Back to Black's reign at the top of the charts), but got caught up with storyline quickly enough: "Rehab," her inescapable and perfect single, branded her right from the start. Here was Amy, obviously a major vocal talent, but also nearly superheroically self-destructive. Unlike her hometown audience, we never got to hear that expressive, jazz-indebted voice outside of the carnival of tawdriness that has followed Winehouse since Back to Black surfaced, that is, apart from the cartoon. But our gain is an artist fully formed. The album is smartly conceived, and as lean as the anorectic-seeming Winehouse would herself unfortunately become. Thanks goes to the production team: Salaam Remi, whose hip-hop record meshes perfectly with the increasingly interesting Motown fixations of Mark Ronson. The pair devise a musical space tailor-made to Winehouse's contemporary take on the '50s bad girl that was already apparent in her tart lyrics and wild bouffant 'do. Honking saxophones, tambourines and hand-claps (most from the busy Brooklyn studio band the Daptones) herald a sound that's been attempted before but never fully succeeded. And that's where Amy comes in, with that wonderfully singular voice, equally at home crooning pillow talk as gutter talk, each surprisingly, shockingly delivered verse a lot more interesting than her tabloid exploits would warrant. Here's hoping she finds a way to top one of 2007's best albums.
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- Release Date:
- 03/13/2007
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- 0602517229679
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Album Credits
Performance CreditsAmy Winehouse Primary Artist,Guitar,Background Vocals
Vincent Henry Clarinet,Flute,Guitar,Piano,Celeste,Bass Clarinet,Saxophone,Alto Saxophone,Baritone Saxophone,Tenor Saxophone
Mike Smith Tenor Saxophone
Bruce Purse Trumpet,Flugelhorn,Bass Trumpet
Peter G. Hanson Violin
Mark Berrow Violin
Dave Bishop Baritone Saxophone
Liz Edwards Violin
Richard Edwards Tenor Trombone
John Heley Cello
Andrew MacKintosh Alto Saxophone
Anthony Pleeth Cello
Johnathan Rees Violin
Salaam Remi Bass,Guitar,Piano,Drums,Bass Guitar,Upright Bass
Frank Ricotti Percussion
Steve Sidwell Trumpet,Harp
Jamie Talbot Tenor Saxophone
Helen Tunstall Harp
Sam Koppelman Percussion
Boguslaw Kostecki Violin
Bruce White Viola
Victor Axelrod Piano,Hand Clapping,Wurlitzer
Cochemea Gastelum Baritone Saxophone
Chris Elliott Conductor
Everton Nelson Violin
Perry Mason Violin,Leader
Rachel Bolt Viola
Chris Davies Alto Saxophone
Warren Zielinski Violin
Neal Sugarman Tenor Saxophone
Vaughan Merrick Hand Clapping
John Adams fender rhodes
Mark Ronson Tambourine,Hand Clapping,Finger Snapping
Ian Hendrickson-Smith Baritone Saxophone
Nick Movshon Bass Guitar
Binky Griptite Guitar
Homer Steinweiss Drums
Joely Koos Cello
Thomas Brenneck Guitar
Katie Wilkinson Khoroshunin Viola
Tom Pigott-Smith Violin
Christopher Tombling Violin
Peter Hanson Violin
Dave Guy Trumpet
Troy Auxilly-Wilson Drums
Jon Thorne Viola
Technical CreditsNick Ashford Composer
Paul O'Duffy Composer
Salaam Remi Producer,Audio Production
Valerie Simpson Composer
Richard Poindexter Composer
Robert Poindexter Composer
Chris Elliott Orchestration,Orchestral Arrangements
Dominic Morley Engineer
Perry Mason Orchestra Leader
Derek Pacuk Engineer
Vaughan Merrick Engineer
Mark Ronson Arranger,Composer,Producer,Engineer,Audio Production
Gabriel Roth Arranger,Engineer
Amy Winehouse Composer
Matt Paul Engineer
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I never heard of Amy Winehouse before "Rehab", but after hearing this album I was a fan for life! She is an incredible artist who will never be forgotten! Love you Amy...
There is not 1 bad song on this album. I love it, and highly recommend it.
It is rare when raw talent like this emerges. Amy Winehouse is legit. Her raspy old-school voice along with the 60's sound to some of her tunes makes this album remarkable. Expect big things.
This CD is awesome. This girl got a voice on her, the songs are short and sweet. I have told everyone I know about it. Just Friends, Rehab, and Tears Dry on Their Own are my favorite songs, they have taken over my ipod.
I heard the last few seconds of Amy Winehouse's song "You Know I am no Good" and it sent chills down my spine. Unfortunately, I did not get her name or even the album title so I spent quite a bit of time trying to look her up online. It was just one of those songs that you hear and you cannot help but crave to hear fully and enjoy to the fullest. I also just had to have the album. Amy Winehouse's voice is so rich and I really hope that she will be able survive and thrive. I also hope that she will be able to continue with the great work she is doing and not be completely taken over by today's marketers.
Forgive the drag on "wake up alone" and the "you know i'm no good remix" this cd hits all the right notes. give this brit a chance!! I'm really missing K.T Tunstall, but am realizing now that Winehouse is the next best thing. Recommended for sure!! If you've ever been to rehab, cheated on someone, drank till you've dropped, or simply been in love, Winehouse defiantly fits the bill.
I read recently that the music industry was complaining about people only downloading the hit singles of songs from iTunes, and the fact was pointed out that it's because the music world has gone back to the days where the hit-single is what's marketable. Which means that artists are not creating albums full of rich vibrant music. This is so not the case with Back to Black. Amy Winehouse has managed to drench her soul-filled sound with the great beats and melodies from the past. Although she's been compared with Joss Stone, I think she blows Joss out of the water. The music is fresh, funky, and with a great touch of irreverence. If Ms. Stone is considered to be the next Aretha Franklin, then Amy is the next Etta James. Her stamp is all over the record and every single song is like nothing you've heard before. It's been a long time since I've bought an album that was so strong from beginning to end. I've played it over and over so many times it's almost ridiculous. And even though this was just released, I can't wait for the next. This will truly blow you away.
This lady can sing! I love this cd! It is unlike anything I have ever heard. Her voice is wonderful soulful! Rehab, Love is A losing game & Tears dry on their own are my favorites.
My dad loved it, my customers love it, and you'll love it too! It's a great cd that I listen to every morning when I wake up. Amy Winehouse has gotta win a grammy for best new artist...no one can top her
I'm so impressed with Amy's lyrics and music. I've been listening to the CD non-stop since I got it.
If you've never heard of Amy Winehouse, but've noticed her staying in the Top 10 bestselling CD category in Barnes and Noble, then get ready to listen. Every track brings back the soulful sounds of the 60s. All of her lyrics are moving and deep, and sure there is a little bit of language, but it helps to convey the true message. I've just purchased this CD, and I haven't stopped listening to it! Enjoy!
I got this album today and I'm totally blown away by Amy's voice and total performance. The next coming days I will be listening to this album non-stop.
this cd is really good and comes close to me in hart
It is amazing! So worth buying!Anyone should buy this ablum if they like GREAT music!I haven't seen something this good in a long time!
Back to Black is by far one of the most moving and brilliant albums of the past twenty years. Love her or hate her you have to give it up for Amy Winehouse. These songs say so much and have a style that is there own. Frank is one of my favorite CD's and Back to Black is a complete turn from the R&B style of her first album. Amy is a true talent.


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By Todd Franko (Contact)
Published April 30, 2009
There's a neat report put out by the American Lung Association that breaks down the air quality in places throughout the country, including our area.
I just scanned the report, and I'll come back to it later. But I'll share it quickly.
For America overall, the study found:
• 61.7 percent of the U.S. population lives in counties that have unhealthy levels of either ozone or particle pollution.
• 58 percent of us live in areas with unhealthful levels of ozone.
How about Mahoning and Trumbull counties? (Sorry, Columbiana, you're not on the list.)
For ozone exposure, both Mahoning and Trumbull got failing scores.
Mahoning had 24 unhealthy air days, while Trumbull had 46 days of unhealthy air.
Two of the 25 most-polluted short-term counties are in our region — Allegheny County, Pa. (Pittsburgh) and Washington County, Pa. (Washington/Canonsburg to the south of Pittsburgh)
Read the whole report here.
Please pick it apart and share your thoughts here.
I'm more concerned by what's 'on the air' then what's in it. Lame media = lame democracy.Today I heard two talk show hosts discuss how the media is obsessing with the swine flu story, yet they spent the day doing just that. Yawn.
There is lots of hot air blowing around from our politicians who would tax us to the extreme. They equate total poverty with good health. Soon they will tax us on carbon dioxide emissions from breathing.
This is just so the politicians can pass the carbon tax onto us. Iknow one thing any politician that votes for any tax will loose a vote from me because I'm tired of paying more and more taxes there is no reason for it except to line the politcians pockets.
This will be used as an excuse to implement E-check in Mahoning and Trumbull counties. That of course is government's answer to everything, to pile on another fee or tax.


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Re: Did Folley take the fall against Ali?
Zora Folley did 'crash' more than a few times from mediocre punches,
as in his 2nd-bout with Doug Jones.
Before entering the ring versus Cassius Clay, the (35 year, 10 month old)
had complied a 74-7-4 (40 KO's) record.
Though Zora was a capable fighter, his best days had long since passed
him by (1958 thru 1961).
But, Zora did still carry a good straight right-hand, as witnessed when
he dropped and defeated Argetninian Strong Man, Oscar Bonavena.
Zora, who had gone 11-0-1 (5 KO's) since his last loss in July 1963
versus Ernie Terrell - was riding a 3 1/2 year 'unbeaten streak'.
Victories over the likes of; Billy Daniels, George Chuvalo, Tod Herring,
Gerhard Zech, Oscar Bonavena, Bob Foster, Jefferson Davis 'twice', Henry Clark,
Floyd Joyner - and a Draw with Karl Mildenberger in Germany - certified
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Here in December 1962, 31 year-old - Zora is 'flattened' by 185 lb. Doug Jones in their rematch.
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Several years ago I was on an early morning run when I encountered a big buck standing on the left side of the road. The woods he came from (and would surely be going back to) were on the right side of the road and instinct told me not to go between the two.
I stood there and we stared each other down for awhile. I yelled and stomped my feet. He did not care. Clearly, he wasn't afraid of me. He grazed a little longer before finally sauntering back across the road to the woods. I sprinted past the woods…in fear of the sound of hooves behind me. I could read the headline: Vegetarian trampled by buck. (I was vegetarian back then).
Now, this video is evidence that my instinct was probably correct (yes, I know this is an elk and I was dealing with a white tail deer, but lets assume all hoofed animals with impressive racks and long, lean legs might do the same).
I cannot stop laughing at this video. Talk about a speed workout!
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8 weight loss mistakes runners make.
Your "feel good" story of the week: 91 year old marathoner is a true inspiration.
How cold is too cold to run? Some solid advice here.
For the ladies (or long-haired guys): Easy mid-length hairstyles (though…none…none…will beat my friend Heather D.'s indestructible 'do. Her hair looks exactly the same at the start and finish of every marathon/race).
Also for the ladies (or maybe some guys…not judging :-)) — turns out some runners really should wear heels. Maybe this is why my one & only battle with the dreaded plantar fasciitis ended so quickly — I almost always wear a low heel.
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Um…hello….it's a Turkey Trot shirt with a "Hungry Games" theme and 12 colors representing the 12 districts (and tie-dye for the Capitol , i.e. volunteers & race officials). That's just cool. Props to Dave Comi, ERC president, for the concept and Creative Imprint Systems, for the the artwork & silkscreening.
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How have I not heard about this before today? Oh…I have so many questions for this young man…hoping to interview him when he returns to the area.
Imagine running 10 miles a day since MAY:
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* Do diet beverages really help people lose weight? A study seems to have found the definitive answer. But…for what it's worth, water is best. Why ingest chemicals?
* The only running app you need, according to Runner's World's Mark Remy. 😉
* How to keep your water cold longer in the summer.
A little long, but funny:
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Undies for running women (cute concept, but…pricey — 3 pairs for $48. Ouch).
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I work at Penn State Behrend, which offers myriad running options from rugged trails to paved paths to cleared streets (our M&O folks kick butt at clearing the roads/paths here). I mostly stick to streets or paved paths (here are a few of my favorite routes), but last summer I was feeling adventurous, so I said to coworkers and avid trail runners Chris Coulston and Dave Lesher: "Hey, I want to learn the trails around here, can we go for a run sometime?"
I envisioned a nice soft-surface trail run along Fourmile Creek, but I got more than I bargained for. They had me scrambling up the side of mountains, dodging bees nests, crossing creeks, and running on slopes that caused me to yell, "OH. MY GOD. I am not a mountain goat!" And, they were taking it easy on me.
Suffice to say, I haven't run with those guys again. You know the saying: If you can't run with the big dogs, stay on the porch.
Proving, once again, that they are more bada@# than I could ever hope to be, Dave recently posted this GoPro video of one of their recent winter trail runs.
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By heather.cass | December 31, 2013 1:43 am | Comments Off on Time to detox (You can do anything for six weeks)
One of the most surprising things I learned when I experimented with a paleo-like diet a year ago was how my cravings for carbohydrates and sweets completely went away after abstaining for them for a few weeks. I could sit in front of a plate of cookies or a basket of bread and have zero desire to eat them. I just didn't want them anymore.
I was amazed at how long I stayed full when I ate meat and veggies (yep, with oil and butter). And… I didn't have any trouble keeping weight off even when I reduced my mileage substantially.
I felt like I won the lottery. I could eat steak and broccoli with butter (and stay satiated for hours…no need or craving to snack), run half the miles I used to, and fit into the smallest size I'd worn since my 20s.
Then I got talked into a marathon (still not sure how that happened). The increased mileage (and the resulting cramps and fatigue) forced me to add some recovery carbs back into my diet. It started with "good carbs" like sweet potatoes, but soon veered off into the land of sweets, crackers, chocolate and diet soda again.
Sugar is a slippery slope, my friends. It's insidious — it's in nearly everything we eat. If not the real thing, then some form of it — honey, high fructose corn syrup, brown sugar, aspartame, sucrose, etc. (By the way, your body metabolizes bread/pasta and alcohol much like sugar).
So here I am at the end of the holiday season, having scarfed down more than my share of Christmas cookies, candies and hot drinks full of delish (but sugar-filled) creamers, and I feel like hell. I've gained 12 lbs. since my pre-marathon-training "eating clean" days and my runs suck. Whether that's due to the extra weight or the "poison" I keep putting in my body, I don't know. But, I know it's over now.
Time to detox.
And you can join me — us, actually — a bunch of the Team Adrenaline gang are jumping on Doc's Detox wagon and committing to give up sugar (in all forms), alcohol and caffeine for 6 weeks in an effort to "reset" our systems.
Yeah…caffeine. I'm giving up my beloved 6+ cups a day. Consider yourself warned, my friends. It won't be pretty.
"Doc" is chiropractor Steve Krauza, owner of Krauza Family Chiropractic and founder/leader of Team Adrenaline.
He's adamant that detoxes are not diets:
"Detoxes are not designed to be sustained over long periods of time. This particular detox is designed to eliminate cravings, increase energy, increase focus, and create an awareness of how your body reacts to certain chemicals.
This detox will not require you to purchase any pills, drinks, or gadgets. It doesn't require you to deprive yourself of food or cause you to starve. This detox will cleanse your system from the holiday excesses. It will help your nervous system, digestive system, and immune system hit the Ctrl-Alt-Delete button as you start the new year.
Detoxes are not diets (see the recurring theme, here?). As a result, detoxes are not something you "dabble" in. Detoxes are all or nothing. Why? If you are trying to rid your body of certain chemicals, it means it has to be out of your system 100% to get the full desired effect. The degree of challenge is determined by your degree of dependency on the particular chemical you are detoxing.
The New Year Detox is not about weight loss. It's about cleansing your body of the holiday excesses, eliminating chemical dependency, and improving the function of your nervous system. You will lose weight, but that's not the purpose of this detox.
The New Year Detox starts January 1, 2014 and ends February 12, 2014.
You in?
You'll be amazed at how wonderful you'll feel come mid-February…and maybe you will have broken a few bad habits that you never need to pick up again (unless you get talked into a marathon or something).
Watch the video below for inspiration & all the details. Email Doc (or me) for a PDF handout with a list of which foods to avoid & tips for success.
By heather.cass | October 10, 2013 1:09 am | 0 Comments
* Herald Sun: The truth about modelling: What I wish I'd said to my fans . While this isn't running related, it's quite interesting.
* The Reebooted Body: The Health and Fitness Industry is Dead (And That Includes You, Paleo). A must-read for anyone concerned about their own health, diet and fitness, you know…like you. 😉
* How to balance running and strength training (and, yes, you should be strength training!)
* Downhill running tips (If you're unaware there's a technique to running downhill, it's possible you're doing it wrong. These tips are really helpful.)
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- Rich rewards with two points earned on travel, including airfare, hotels, cruise lines, train tickets and taxisFootnote 24
- 1:1 point transfer to leading frequent travel programs, including The Ritz-Carlton Rewards®, Hyatt Gold Passport®, and United MileagePlus® — that means 1,000 Ultimate Rewards points equal 1,000 partner miles/points
- Get 33% off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, car rentals, and cruises through J.P. Morgan Concierge or Chase Ultimate RewardsFootnote 25. For example, a $600 flight requires just 40,000 points.
- Receive 35,000 bonus points once you spend $100,000 and make an additional purchase each account yearFootnote 24
- Cardmembers receive complimentary membership to Priority Pass™ Select airport lounge clubs which gives you access to over 850 VIP lounges worldwideFootnote 26
Benefits that Extend to Your Family
When you are a Chase Private Client, the account benefits you enjoy also extend to your immediate family.
If we need something,
they're there to support us.
I felt a trust that I haven't felt
in a long, long time at a bank.
— TOM, a Chase Private ClientView tom's story
Benefits Include:
- Service benefits extend to adult members of your immediate family when you are joint owners on Chase Private Client deposit accountsFootnote 27
- Privileges debit card for family or caregivers with adjustable spending and withdrawal limits
Enjoy Preferred Access to Arts & Culture Year-Round
Special access to local institutions in select cities through the Chase Private Client Arts & Culture program; ask your Private Client Banker for more details
Help with Planning Ahead
Your dedicated J.P. Morgan Private Client Advisor can also work with you to help identify and plan for goals that are important to your family, such as college planning, caring for family members and special occasions.VIEW more GOALS
A Personalized Approach to Home Loans
We understand finding your dream home is exciting, and making a property investment can be one of your most important decisions. Our dedicated Mortgage Bankers are there every step of the way, offering personalized service and privileges reserved exclusively for our Private Clients.
It's a dream for me to have this house
and know that when I'm done
working, I can get back to the things
that really matter to me.
— LAURA, a Chase Private ClientView Laura's story
Your Mortgage Benefits Include:
- Leverage our best rate when you purchase a home with the Chase Private Client Mortgage Rate Purchase Program (based on your total deposits and investments with Chase)Footnote 29
- Discount of $750 on closing costs on all loans
- Dedicated priority processing and senior underwriting support for loans
- Discounts for Home Equity Lines of Credit
- Direct access to Customer Service Specialists
Concierge Banking that Travels with You
When you travel around the world on business or with family and friends, Chase Private Client offers benefits to help make every trip as seamless as possible.
We love to travel...I would love to go to Africa. That's next on my list.
— Rise, a Chase Private ClientView Mark and Rise's story
Travel Benefits
- Access to Private Client Banking Services, a 24/7 U.S.-based service line reserved only for Private Clients
- No exchange rate adjustment fees for debit card usage or ATM withdrawals in a currency other than U.S. dollars
- No Chase fees on ATM withdrawals and debit card purchases abroad
- A rushed replacement debit or credit card can be sent almost anywhere in the world at no charge
- A selection of credit cards with distinctive travel benefits
Business Banking Benefits
Chase Private Client business owners have access to the advice and services of a Business Banking Relationship Manager dedicated to helping clients manage their finances so they can focus on what they do best; building their business.
I knew when I made the decision to
move to Chase that I'd made the right
choice. They're very customer-centric,
like myself and my company.
— MARK MURRELL, Owner, Black Point SeafoodLearn More About Business Banking
Your Business Relationship Manager can:
- Help improve cash flow
- Provide financing options
- Offer solutions for taking and making payments
Advantages of Chase Platinum Business
Chase Private Client business owners can take advantage of our Platinum Business services, which offer no fee for electronic depositsFootnote 30 and personalized service. Enjoy the unique benefits of either:
- A reduced minimum balance requirement on Chase Platinum Business CheckingSM
- No Monthly Service Fee on a Chase Total Business Checking® account
Interested in Learning More?
Meet with a local Chase Private Client team to discuss
your financial goals and how we could help you reach them.
Expert Perspectives
Read timely articles, including expert perspectives and market commentaries.LEARN MORE about Expert perspectives
J.P. Morgan Investment Expertise
Your J.P. Morgan Private Client Advisor taps into the expertise of J.P. Morgan to develop a tailored investment strategy for you.LEARN MORE about J.P. Morgan Investment Expertise
Your Goals
Whether you're saving for a first or second home, paying for an education or planning for retirement, your dedicated team can help ensure that you are on the right path.LEARN MORE about Your Goals
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