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By Mike Harrington
ST. LOUIS -- Jake McCabe put pen to paper, flew Tuesday night from Madison, Wis., to Buffalo through Chicago, took some physical testing Wednesday morning and flew with the Sabres here Wednesday afternoon.
And the 20-year-old defenseman is right in the Buffalo Sabres' lineup tonight against the St. Louis Blues.
"It's starting to set in now, being out there with the guys and putting on Buffalo gear so it's exciting," McCabe said after today's pregame skate in Scottrade Center. "This is a whole new level of anything I've ever been to. It's exciting. The guys have been great so far."
The 6-foot, 195-pounder could be part of a makeshift Buffalo defense corps tonight. Henrik Tallinder is out with a lower-body injury and Mike Weber did not skate today, with coach Ted Nolan calling him a game-time decision. John Scott and/or Nicolas Deslauriers could spend some time on defense tonight.
"We expect a first-year kid coming in for his first game. He's going to be full of energy and enthusiasm," said Nolan, who cautioned McCabe has a huge challenge against the Blues, the Western Conference leaders. "They're the cream of the crop in the NHL right now. He can't be admiring his passes and go back with normal college speed. He has to jump right in with the best in the league."
McCabe, Buffalo's No. 2 pick in 2012, said he had long talks with Wisconsin coach and ex-NHLer Mike Eaves about staying in school or forgoing his senior year and Eaves supported the decision to go pro. The Sabres' willingness to give him a three-year entry-level contract at $925,000 per year sure helped too.
"Giving away that senior year was a big, big decision," he said. "It was an all-around awesome experience and I would suggest to anyone to go the college route. We had a long talk, a good talk. And he said, if you want to leave I'll support you all the way.
"This is a great organiztion. We've been in talks the last couple years. We've been in contact. The development camps have been great. This is the place I wanted to go. It's exciting to finally be here."
In other news from the pregame skate, Nathan Lieuwen will start in goal tonight and Nolan said he will most likely go with Matt Hackett tomorrow in Detroit. Chris Stewart, who suffered a severe ankle injury March 6 in Tampa, skated with the team for the first time and could play before the season is over. The Sabres had previously ruled him out.
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Boys basketball: 15-0 run helps South Fork stun rival Jensen Beach
TROPICAL FARMS — Despite a large disparity in victories, South Fork High School's boys basketball team gave county rival Jensen Beach all it could handle Friday in a 54-48 victory.
South Fork (2-13) earned its second win in three games when it flipped the switch on its third-quarter momentum by answering a 7-0 Jensen Beach run with a 15-0 tear.
"It was all defense," South Fork guard Trey Lewis said. "At first, we were picking on each other, but then we started picking each other up. It was a big win for us."
Jensen Beach (11-5) led 15-12 after one quarter before South Fork tightened up on defense.
South Fork tied the game four times in the quarter. The teams finished the half tied at 23.
South Fork scored the first basket of the second half, but Jensen Beach used a 7-0 run for a five-point lead.
South Fork answered with 15 consecutive points for a 42-32 lead after three quarters.
"Maybe when we went ahead, we could have pulled out of that zone," Jensen Beach coach Patrick Kelly said. "We came out strong. It was a well-matched game and they have been playing better."
Jensen Beach limited the Bulldogs to only one field goal in the fourth quarter, but South Fork made key free throws down the stretch.
Blake Lucky had 11 points for South Fork.
"We are happy, but not surprised about the win," South Fork coach Tommy Swagger said. "We just want to keep it together and if we do that we will be OK. Things started falling into place and the boys started believing in the system."
David Thompson scored a game-high 12 points and Willie Battistini added 11 points for Jensen Beach.
"We left too many points at the foul line (11-of-23)," Kelly said. "In the fourth quarter, we kept fighting back and didn't quit. We kept cutting it. We came up with steals but got overanxious. We are trying to get ready for some district games."
South Fork hosts Okeechobee on Monday while Jensen Beach travels to Suncoast.


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John Adams Murray Jr. of Charlotte, N.C. passed away on Nov. 1, 2012. He was born on May 11, 1944 in South Boston.
John is survived by his wife of 38 years, Carolyn Solomon Murray; his children, John Adams Murray III, Nicole Flinton and Derek (Haley) Murray; grandchildren John Adams Murray IV, Michael, Kelsey, Colin and Emily Freitas, Harley Flinton and Lawson Murray; great-grandchild Remington; sister Dianne (Brad) Smith; brother Thomas (Debra) Loftis Jr.; aunt Mary Alice Lipford; uncle Walter Oakley; as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
John was pre-deceased by his father, John Adams Murray, and parents, Esther Oakley Murray Loftis and Thomas Carlton Loftis.
A memorial service was held on Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, at Blair Road United Methodist Church, 9135 Blair Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 28227. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society www.cancer.org or Blair Road United Methodist Church.
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- - Located at 1039 Cass Ave, this quaint, cozy breakfast joint has friendly staff, and even friendlier prices. Enjoy a typical breakfast dish of bacon and eggs or homemade french toast with fresh coffee. Open daily 5 a.m to noon
- - Located at 134 Providence Street, is a small but cozy eatery with homemade breakfast specials and fresh coffee to keep you running. Open Mon - Fri, 5 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Sat-Sun, 6 a.m. - 1 p.m.
- - Located at 85 Main St., is owned by Alda Cooke formerly of Kennedy's Lunch, and is not only a breakfast place, but also a brunch and lunch cafe. This home-style eatery provides a great family friendly atmosphere. Open Mon - Fri, 5 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Sat, 6 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Sun, 7 a.m. - noon
- - Located at 793 Harris Ave. Stop in and try a George's original, like the porky pie omelet (filled with bacon, sausage and ham,) or opt for the more conventional breakfast of eggs and toast. Open Mon.-Sat 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. Sun. 7 a.m. - 1 p.m.
- - Located right in the main shopping plaza on Diamond Hill Road, Yolks has quickly become a local favorite. Serving breakfast all day, every day. You can have your choice from their enormous menu including, Belgian Waffles and Portuguese Sweet Bread to standard breakfast classics. Open Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat, 6 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Wed, Fri, 6 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Sun, 7 a.m. - 2 p.m.


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This looks like a popular topic but I can't find a propoper fix for it.
I ran into this problem before and at that time all I did was restart the service unde "services" in windows.
That does not work now. The services are running but I can not get in either via web or the vault browser.
This is my setup
Production Suite 2012
Vault 2012
Everything runs on the same 6-core pc for now. I will move the database to another system next week.
It worked yesterday but it does not today.
This is the checks I've done:
1) web:
2) turnied of firewall
(The firewall I am using is Trend Micro)
I also cheked if port 80 is open and it respond to port 80 frm another PC
3) checked the services under Administration tools. All services are running. Turned them of and restarted them
4) Open the SQL server configuration manager
The SQL Server and SQL browser are running but the agent is stopped.
I guess that is the way it should. I can restart them all but the agent stops since it has nothing to do.
Moving forward
A) re-install is something I realy do not want to do. I do not think that is a fix but worst case that is an option
If I go there what parts need to be backed up due to that it is lost in the re-install. what parts need to be updated just to be safe?
B) Is there a way of re-register the services?
Please Please help. Frustration and bitterness are spreading.
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Hi again,
I have some more info,
The IIS tool shows that the dafault web site is NOT running.
I try to restart it but it says
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It is not possible to access the file since it is used by another process(exception from HRESULT 0x80070020)
Any ideas?
Here is what is cousing the problem:
Port 80 is stolen by anohter app before ISS starts.
Apps that can couse this is Skype.exe
There is others too. but in my case... it was skype.
to check this:
open command and run:
NETSTAT -ano
you see what app is using each port
There is two ways to fix this.
Don't do anything. just make sure you start vault before skype.
open skype and change the default port to something else. I picked 8080
You change it under Tools> Options> advanced>connections. disable use port 80 and 443 for incoming conections and choose soemthing else.
I have the same problem.
But I have not installed Skype.
How can you understand which program uses port 80
I run cmd and typed netstat -ano and this type of data appeared
Proto--Local Address--Foreign Address--State --PID
TCP-- 0.0.0.0:80 --0.0.0.0:0 --Listening--1928
Whats the meaning of that?
From where I can change which program uses a port.
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Giant Steps of St. Louis is another great cause who has found their home in the Maplewood Community. Giant Steps is a special education school and therapy center for young people with autism who often times have struggled in larger schools. Their goal is to help students and campers develop to the point where they can attend a general education setting full time or at least as much as possible.
Giant Steps serves students between the ages of 3-21 years dealing with autism. They have a regular school year and also host a summer camp. This past summer students at the summer camp were able to take near daily trips and adventures to different places where they could learn and be entertained. Campers were able to go swimming, to the Magic House, to an aquarium, to parks, and more. In addition to field trips campers were able to exercise their creativity while coming up with some very skilled art at the school, check out their pictures on facebook here- http://www.facebook.com/pages/Giant-Steps-of-St-Louis/189234331096929?sk=photos_stream.
During the traditional school year student instruction is given in small groups and individual sessions that focus on each individual student's needs. Student plans include speech, social skills, service learning, music and occupational therapies, and many more programs designed to help autistic children. They learn the skills required to reach goals in math, language, and communications. For the older students they offer Pre-Vocational Instruction.
While Giant Steps is a great cause and a great member of the Maplewood community, they can use some help. They are looking for places where their students can work and volunteer throughout the community. Each student will be assisted by a helper who will help them with their duties. Currently our office is blessed to have an autistic helper who comes in on Thursday afternoons. He helps us to get a lot of work done and always brightens our day.
If you could use a helper at your business or can provide entertainment or a field trip destination for the kids please get in touch with Giant Steps. Their phone number is 932-1051 and their website is at http://www.giantsteps-stlouis.org/. They are a Variety Children's Charity of St. Louis organization.


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Jennifer Glover, 43, of McAlester, died Saturday, April 6, 2013, at her home.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Brumley-Mills Chapel with Randy Walters officiating. Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Brumley-Mills Funeral Home of McAlester.
Born April 28, 1969, in Ponca City, she was the daughter of Charles "Chuck" Jr. and Jenny (Herzog) Glover. Most of her childhood was spent in Huffman, Texas. She attended college at Oklahoma Christian University in Edmond where she was involved in missions abroad.
While in Europe, she was also able to take part in the historical falling of the Berlin Wall. She then attended Eastern State College in Wilburton, where she earned an associates degree in horticulture. She later attended Oregon State University, pursuing a bachelor's degree in horticulture.
She lived in Dallas, Edmond, Houston, and had lived in McAlester since 2007. She worked for the horticulture department at Eastern College, helping the professor and students in the greenhouse and on other projects. She loved to garden on her own.
She was a member of North Town Church of Christ in McAlester, where she was active in teaching and vacation Bible school. She enjoyed cooking and baking and sharing with her friends.
Survivors include her parents, Chuck and Jenny Glover, of McAlester; brother and sister-in-law, Cody and Tiffany Glover, Lucas, Texas, and their children, Riley, Reagan and Chaseley; sister and brother-in-law, Maggie Jo and Nick Mitchell, of McAlester, and their children, Joey and Dylon.
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NORMAN — Kevin Michael Hutchens, 53, was born in Elgin, Ill., to Robert and Marlene Hutchens on Feb. 6, 1960. Kevin passed away Friday, July 12, 2013, at the OKC VA Hospital after a courageous battle with cancer.
Kevin grew up in the Los Angeles area and joined the U.S. Navy at the age of 18. After a four-year tour, Kevin worked in many different fields in construction and had just earned an accounting degree shortly before becoming ill last summer.
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jQuery is the 700-pound gorilla that has been driving lots of animation on the web for years, but let's see how it fares when it steps into the ring with the feisty GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform) which gained its fame in the Flash world and is now flexing its greased-up muscles in JavaScript.
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Animating with code may seem intimidating at first, but don't worry – the GreenSock Animation Platform (GSAP) was engineered to make it simple and intuitive. The platform is also highly optimized for performance and unprecedented flexibility. Hang in there through the learning curve and you'll be glad you did. For now, we'll focus on getting you up and running with the core engine, TweenLite. Then we'll discuss if and when you might want to put the other tools to work (like TweenMax, TimelineLite, TimelineMax, etc.). If you've used the Flash version of the platform, you should notice that the syntax is identical (although you'll definitely want to read up on the CSSPlugin and check out the FAQ section).
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- Heat 2 1/2 cups milk in a saucepan over medium heat until steaming, about 5 minutes. Stir in brown sugar, maple syrup, honey, and vanilla extract. Bring to boil and stir in cocoa powder. Remove from heat and add the remaining 1/2 cup milk. Return saucepan over heat and simmer until heated through, about 2 minutes more. Ladle into cups to serve.
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I followed the recipe exactly, just using a small pot and making 1/2 recipe. If you like hot chocolate not sweet at all, you will like this. I honestly, was dissapointed with this as is. However, after I took it off of the burner I let 3 large marshmallows from Allrecipes recipe "Spooky Homemade Marshmallows," melt into it and it was perfect. I topped my cup with some lite whipped topping also. If adding marshmallows or other toppings, the sweetness gets balanced fortunately.
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I used pure canadian maple syrup in this recipe. Because I am out of honey, I doubled the amount of syrup. I topped this with a dollop of Cool Whip. One of the best hot chocolate recipes I've tried yet. I loved that it wasn't overly sweet and that slight hint of maple. VERY good.
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palatable after adding a lot more honey
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- 6%
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- 19%
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Vinnie's at Night
After reading so many glowing reviews I was anticipating a great meal this evening. What I got, called "pasta al forno" was a plate of tasteless mush. The pasta was so far from al dente it was hard to tell what kind it was. My wife's Eggplant parmesan was not much better. Sure, it was 40 bucks for the two of us, and the portions are huge, but I've had better out of the freezer case.
I had the pasta al forno there too. Pretty dreadful stuff. I don't know what they put it in it, but it really achieves that "canned meat pasta" flavor. There wasn't enough sauce, either- it seemed to have been left over for too long, to the point that the pasta had soaked up all the surrounding sauce.
I like Vinny's and I'm sorry to hear about the bad luck here. I get to Vinny's at Night maybe 4 or 5 times a year and I almost always lean toward the Pork Chop with vinegar peppers.
Pasta al Forno just doesn't sound like a dish I would order out at any restaurant to be honest with you....still, no excuse to be served mush, and if I was ever going to order pasta at Vinny's, it would be their homemade pasta.
I've never had their pasta al forno, but their sides of pasta have always been pretty al dente.
In any case, that's very inconsistent with my multiple past(a) experiences.
Also, not to diss the OP, but checking his other posts, it seems like he is no stranger to hyperbole. "Better out of the freezer case?" That's throwing down the gauntlet, my friend.
I have been to Vinny's over a dozen times and it has NEVER been anything other than delicious. It's one of my faves, so I feel like I need to "represent"....
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re: Bob Dobalina
No hyperbole, I would rather have had a stoufer's lasagna. I will have to take it on faith that my experience was not the norm, but the pasta I had really was mush, as though it had been sitting in a steam table for a couple of hours. My wife's side of angelhair was way overcooked as well.
is this the vinnys off broadway near sullivan or the vinnys on medford? i have heard GOOD things about Vinnys near sullivan and BAD BAD about Vinnys on medford
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I'm curious to know more specifically about what bad things you've heard about Li'l Vinny's (on Medford STreet). I prefer it to Vinny's at Night. Vinny's at Night is fine, but I don't think it warrants the two hour waits that some folks had to endure the night we went. Both places have nice pork chops with vinegar peppers;at Li'l Vinny's I usually order the stuffed eggplant.
Actually, I much prefer Li'l Vinny's on Medford St to Vinny's at Night. I agree about the Al forno --I was also very unimpressed with the braciole and the red sauce.
We order out from Li'l Vinny's once a week & have eaten in the restaurant a dozen times and have very rarely been disappointed.
Vinny's at Night doesn't, but L'il Vinny's does: http://www.lilvinnys.com/
After reading all the glowing reviews, we went to Vinny's with some friends from NY. To make a long story short, the meal was dreadful. Osso bucco was swimming in a tomato broth. The risotto was made with long grain rice and not short grain. The porkchop with peppers looked and tasted like it had been steamed------dry and tough. Nothing we experienced supported any of the great reviews here. Don't bother------go to the North End.
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re: heathermb
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We went a few weeks ago, just on rep from here alone, and I found it really really awful!
The rest of my family doesn't eat pork, so if it is the chops that are the only reason to go there, then my bad.
We had a calamari salad that had about a half inch of "vinaigrette" in the plate. The scampi pasta was equally oily and the garlic was burned. We were the only customers, so there's not even the excuse that there was too much going on in the kitchen.
The linguine with marinara for the kids was fine. I don't get the "it's so big I could eat it the next day!" excitement. Pasta is only 99 cents a pound at the grocery store. If I am going to pay that much (I think the scampi pasta was $17.95? The red sauce was something like $12) for non-homemade noodles and red sauce, it should be extraordinary!
I could have fed all four of us at home a much much better pasta for what we paid for one plate of noodles & oil. Served in a weird dark room.
Ugh ugh ugh.
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I been going there for years, they have a good selection of chicken, fish, veal and pasta. I never had their calamari or ther scampi so, I can't vouch for those items. I think the red sauce is very good and not acidic, not sure where you're going with the pasta for $..99 lb., that's just like saying coffee is $4. per can when your in Dunkin and paying $3. for a cup. Anyway, I never had bad experience at Vinny's.
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>not sure where you're going with the pasta for $..99 lb.,
I'm saying that whether you're served 1/3 pound or 1 pound of factory made pasta on your plate, it barely costs the restaurant more, so I don't find the sheer quantity impressive. If it were homemade or a beautiful piece of fish or beef, I would find that a selling point.
I would (and do) happily pay $15 for a modestly sized plate of pasta cooked with care and love. I felt kind of swindled at Vinny's!
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When I go there, I'm not concerned about quantity but, rather quality. Unlike other Old School Italian places, Vinny's uses excellent quality EVOO in their dishes and I also find their other ingredients are very good as well. Price wise, most entree's are under $20, and excellent value. When I get pasta at Vinny's I usually opt for the handmade, I think it's only a buck more. Most of the time I pass on the pasta and get the sauteed vegies, they're excellent. As for the leftovers, Vinny's is known for large portions, I have yet to attempt to finish a plate. If I'm headed back into the city via the T, I usually leave the carton near a bench or recpiticle for the homeless.
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We went there a while back based on reading a review in the Phoenix- expected it to be a hidden gem. Hidden, certainly. Gem- debatable. Based on the review we both got the hot antipasto bar- you certainly could get enough calories to recoup your investment. This, however, is not my main concern when eating. Nothing seemed particularly fresh. I especially remember lukewarm soggy oily croquettes or arancini, and slices of stromboli oozing with oily congealed cheese. I had intended to go back and try some pasta, but with Pescatore right around the corner making their own pasta and pasta only 99 cents a pound, given the discrepancy in people's experiences I'm more inclined to skip it. Very astute comment about the "novelty of its architecture"-- I agree completely, tomgaroo.
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As an earlier poster noted - there is a significant difference between boxed pasta and home-made. You will not find home-made pasta anywhere for $.99/lb - if I am wrong please tell me where!
If you are describing Pescatore as right around the corner you must be referring to a visit at Lil Vinny's - yes?
re: heathermb
No, Pescatore is right around the corner from ME and therefore closer for a casual meal than Vinny's at Night.
I do understand the difference between home made and boxed pasta. I just don't have that many nights of the week when I want to eat pasta, and all other things being equal I usually reserve restaurant nights out for seafood or something I'm less likely to cook at home. In other words, it has to be really good pasta for me to order it when out.
re: Parsnipity
Just a couple of clarifications:
There is no "hot" antipasto bar at Vinny's at Night. The arancini, frittata and everything else is always room temp, i.e., no burners. The arancini are not served hot, nor are the grilled veggies, etc. - it's just the style of things.
Vinny's also makes its own pasta - fusilli and mafalda.
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I only order the antipasto "table" if I'm there with 4 people or more - it makes a good nosh while deciding what to order. (Well, while other people decide what to order - I rarely stray from chicken parm with mafalde). The best things on the table, imo, are the vinegary peppers stuffed with cheese and/or pepporoni, the frittatta and the marinated/grilled veggies - all of which are delicious at room temp.
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Was just there this past Saturday night. Everything was fantastic. Six of us and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meal. Pork chop, eggplant parmesean, homemade chicken sausage, beef brasciole, and other tasty treats arrived at our table. We are there regularly and have never had a bad meal. In fact, our meal Saturday night was pronounced as one of the best we have had there in awhile. It was exceptional.
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I was there Saturday as well and everything was great.Have never been dissappointed. Prices are very reasonable compared to other italian restaurants.We had Party of 4..we had 1 antipasto appetizer which was plenty for all of us, meals, bottle of wine and several beers and it was $75 a couple which included the tax and tip..and we all took home leftovers!!. I had the beef braciole over the homemade pasta ..it's delicious.Service is always good. Everyone should know it's a no frills place...so people shouldn't be complaining about the lack of ambience.
We'll be back again soon!


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After a long trip through the West Coast, it's clear the Boston Bruins thought it was good to be home.
Honoring captain Zdeno Chara for his 1,000th career NHL game, the cheers from the crowd at the TD Garden turned sour early when Steven Stamkos chased down a loose puck and snapped it past Tim Thomas from just below the right faceoff circle for his league-leading 54th goal this season.
The Bruins responded by turning up the pressure on the Lightning, forcing J.T. Wyman into a bad holding call. The Boston power play came up dry on their attempt, but the momentum had clearly swung to the home club. Swarming Dwayne Roloson, the Bruins' captain carried the puck through several defenders before attempting a hard stuff attempt. The veteran goaltender made the save, but the rebound would be cashed in by Shawn Thornton at the side of the crease.
Despite the Bruins doubling up on shots, 10-5, the teams stayed tied through the first intermission and deep into the second period, when a scrap between Keith Aulie and Gregory Campbell put the teams into four-on-four hockey.
Tyler Seguin danced around several Tampa defenders in their own zone before starting a cycle to David Krejci behind the net. Firing the puck back to Chara at the blue line, the all-star defenseman unleashed a massive shot, and an equally massive rebound off Roloson's pads. Dennis Seidenberg beat the Tampa D to the puck and fired at a wide-open net, giving the Bruins their first lead of the game with just under five minutes left in the period.
Heavily outshooting Tampa by a count of 23-8 by the end of two periods, the Bruins seemed primed to roll through the final period and solidify their hold on the Northeast Division, but their plan took a detour when Johnny Boychuk took a tripping call early in the period, putting Tampa back onto the power play.
Seconds into the man advantage, Victor Hedman found Steven Stamkos with time and space at the left faceoff circle, and moments later goal number 55 had pulled the Lightning back into the game.
Things appeared to go from bad to worse when the Bruins needed to kill a somewhat questionable high-sticking call on Tyler Seguin, but a successful PK would swing the momentum back in favor of the home crowd. The Bruins rode that wave into another long posession, finally paying off when Bryan Rolston wrapped around the net and threw the puck to Benoit Pouliot for a quick wrist shot, putting the Bruins back on top, though Roloson would argue unsuccessfully that Chris Kelly had interfered with him in the crease.
The Lightning attempted to counter by setting up Stamkos whenever the franchise forward hit the ice, and they nearly saw the strategy rewarded when a quick wrist shot hit iron, caromed off the back of Tim Thomas' legs, then slid towards the goal line, but the goaltender made a lunging glove save at the last moment.
Brad Marchand extended the Bruins' lead on a wrist shot through traffic, and the Lightning's hopes for a comeback took a major blow when Brian Lee took a delay of game penalty at the 16-minute mark, keeping his team on the defensive until well into the final minute of play.
Roloson finally was called to the bench for an extra attacker with just over 30 seconds to go in regulation, but Rich Peverley was the only player to take advantage, firing a long shot into the empty net.
The victory gives the Bruins a five-point cushion over the Ottawa Senators in the Northeast Division and a game in hand over their nearest competition, while Tampa Bay's tragic number creeps ever closer.
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The Michigan House today gave final approval to legislation known as "Dominick's Law" that will strengthen penalties for child abuse in Michigan and create penalties for abuse in front of other people.
The legislation, sponsored by state Reps. Matt Lori and Joseph Graves, are in memory of , a 4-year old from Argentine Township who was in 2010, in the presence of his older brother.
"Passing this legislation is a big victory for ensuring the safety of Michigan's children as it demonstrates that child abuse will not be tolerated in our state," said Graves, R-Argentine Township. "I hope that sending these bills to Gov. Snyder will also allow some closure for the Calhoun family as we honor the memory of little Dominick."
House Bills 5562 and 5563 establish penalties for committing child abuse in the presence of another child, which is not currently considered a component of the crime.
"Updating these laws gives the courts the tools to properly punish criminals who commit child abuse and sends the message that what happened to Dominick Calhoun will not be tolerated in Michigan," said Lori, R-Constantine. "We are determined to better protect our children from child abuse and I believe this has been accomplished under this legislation."
The legislation also strengthens penalties for first- and second-degree child abuse, creating additional penalties for additional offenses of child abuse.
HB 5562 and 5563 now await the Governor Rick Snyder's signature.
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CommunityAmerica Credit Union, Lenexa, Kansas, has contacted the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to report that counterfeit cashier's checks bearing the institution's name are in circulation. CommunityAmercia Credit Union does not issue cashier's checks; however, it does issue official checks.
The counterfeit items display the routing number 011007092, which is assigned to Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company, Boston, Massachusetts. CommunityAmerica Credit Union issues its official checks through Moneygram Payment Systems, Inc., using an account held in Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company.
The counterfeit items are markedly dissimilar to authentic official checks. Items display a security feature statement embedded within darkened top and bottom borders. The words "CASHIER'S CHECK" are in the top center. Nine arrows precede the numeric dollar amount. The bank's name is listed twice as "Drawer" above the signature area.
Authentic official checks have a blue cubed background and a dark blue top border. A security feature statement is centered above the bottom border. Seven arrows precede the numeric dollar amount.
Copies of a counterfeit item and an authentic check (VOID) are attached for your review. Be aware that the appearance of counterfeit items can be modified and that additional variations may be presented.
Any information you have concerning this matter should be brought to the attention of:
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GEORGETOWN, Del. (WBOC/AP)- Delaware State Police says the Sussex County drug unit has charged seven people after a months-long investigation into a methamphetamine lab at a Georgetown house.
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Member contributions and accumulated interest – If a participant is in the contributory plan, he or she contributes 6% of his or her salary received from the participating employer, pretax as a payroll deduction to the ATRS plan. Contributions are credited to the member and earn interest at the rate set by the ATRS Board. If the member does not receive a retirement annuity from ATRS, the contributions and accumulated interest are distributable, and a portion may be assigned to the alternate payee in the QDRO. Participant contributions are refundable in two instances, when the participant is no longer working for a participating employer and requests a refund under § 24-7-711 or the participant dies prior to receiving retirement benefits. If member contributions are withdrawn, the participant's service credit is cancelled and annuity benefits are forfeited.
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Imagine a Kindergarten classroom where the teacher can't walk and talk, but is able to teach children how to listen, how to find their own emotional language and how to empathize.
That's what's been happening in Chris Zackodnik's Kindergarten classroom at Duncan Cran Elementary since October with the Roots of Empathy program. Baby Naomi was two months old when she started visiting Zackodnik's class – with her parents, of course.
The five year olds have been watching Naomi progress with visits once every three weeks.
"They have been so enthusiastic about this program," said Zackodnik. "They have been fascinated since the beginning and you can see that they're so excited they're shouting out now."
The nearly 20 students sat cross-legged in a circle around a green blanket and simply watched Naomi as she grew and progressed the way babies do.
"In the beginning, when she wasn't moving as much, they were very interested, but now they're just overjoyed," she continued.
For the first time since the program began, Naomi approached a few of the students with her big blue eyes.
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"It's a milestone," one student said.
Jaimelia Turner calmly agreed with a big smile.
Her soothing voice coached the students, Naomi, and her parents through the half hour visit.
Turner is Fort St. John's Roots of Empathy champion, in addition to being the Early Learning Coordinator with School District 60.
"It helps connect families to children in schools and helps them watch the development of an infant through the course of a school year," said Turner.
Turner said the Roots of Empathy has a focus of 12 pillars.
"The biggest pillar is emotional literacy, so having language and an understanding of our own feelings and a way to name them and being able to take the perspective of someone else and imagine how they might be feeling based on their experiences," she said.
"These are not the experiences that are commonly held, especially in young children, and they're key indicators for success in social relationships and in academics."
The other pillars include perspective taking, neuroscience, prevention of teen pregnancy, male nurturance, temperament, attachment, participatory democracy, inclusion, infant development, infant safety and violence prevention.
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"Roots has four curriculums," said Turner. "Emotional literacy is the Kindergarten focus."
Naomi's parents, Nicole and Jared Bell, said this experience has been a good one.
"It's been a range of emotions for her because there have been moments of shyness for her and more brave moments where she's interacted with the kids or just sat there and cried because she felt intimidated," said Nicole.
"It's sort of like this mini community to celebrate all the things we're already excited about," she continued.
Jared said they got involved because Naomi was the right age and he works at the school district.
"The development we've been able to see in them (the students) is quite impressive," said Jared. "When we talk about the emotions that Naomi feels, these kids have a better comprehension of things like empathy than a lot of other kids."
Fort St. John has one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in Canada, and bullying is prevalent throughout the country among school-aged children.
Zackodnic – who's been teaching at the Kindergarten level for about 14 years - said she's already noticed a difference with these students in comparison to others who haven't taken the program.
"I'm hoping that it's going to make a real difference to (bullying)," she said.
Turner said it's hard to predict the future.
"It's really difficult to say about the parenting and the bullying, but what we do know, we've already seen in this classroom and there's extensive research on Roots done, is the ability to, once children to name, recognize and talk about emotions, and those conversations are opened, then it's so much easier to talk about (empathy)," she said. "Would you want this to happen to baby Naomi? Absolutely not.
"Well, anyone else in our classroom has the same (rights) as baby Naomi, we were all someone's baby and, I can't make guarantees around what it (the program) will do, but it gives the children an opportunity to use language they wouldn't necessarily have had otherwise."
Turner noted that there is currently a longitudinal study being done in Manitoba that's in year four.
"They're seeing increased levels of emotional vocabulary, increased levels of empathy, body language reading three years later," said Turner. "The results are holding."
This is the first year this program has been offered in School District 60. Next year it will expand from two classrooms at Duncan Cran to at least one more at another school.
"In a perfect world, you'd have the opportunity to do more than one Roots experience," said Turner. "As a dream it would be Kindergarten, Grade 4, Grade 9, that would be my dream to have four inoculations.
"It's a big project; it could get really big."