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Said Burleson: "He said, 'Son, you're in the wrong place at the wrong time. We're in the process of bringing hostages out right now. I've got to have you stand against that wall, face it, put your hands on it, and let us bring the hostages out.' "I thought, 'Oh man,'" Burleson said. "As I looked to my left, the two Italian players were on the ground with guns to their backs. I had a rifle in my back." NBA.com
Then Burleson heard the shuffling of the hostages feet as they were brought out. "And I could hear them crying. I could ... hear ... them ... crying!" At this point, four decades later, a 20-year-old kid turned 60-year-old man began to sob. He leaned back and tried to breathe. He bent forward, burying his face in his hands, his back and shoulders heaving. Jim Brewer, to Burleson's left, placed a hand on the big man's back, then his knee. "They didn't want to die," Burleson said in gulps. "They didn't want ... to DIE!" NBA.com
Team USA Coach Mike Krzyzewski congratulated him anyway, and moments later, Kobe Bryant came over to Gasol and the two hugged. It proved a telling moment and showed how the Laker teammates share a tight bond. Could it also have been Gasol's last moment as an Olympian? "It's too early to say," Gasol said on whether he'd play in the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro. "I always take it one year at a time and see the next goal and next target. My mind and my focus is on next season with my team on the Lakers and helping as much as I can to bring back the title. That's where my head is at. 2016 is a little far ahead." Los Angeles Times
Gasol talked to The Times recently from the African nation of Chad, where he's centering his immediate focus working as a UNICEF ambassador this week in Sahel region. Nonetheless, Gasol remained concerned enough about the Olympic future of a key teammate. Oklahoma City Thunder forward Serge Ibaka indicated to Spanish reporters that he was unhappy about his limited role in London and added that he may not even play in the 2016 Games. "We hope Serge can be part of the national team for many years," said Gasol, who averaged a team-leading 19.1 points per game on 57% shooting. "He brings so many special unique set of skills to the table." Los Angeles Times
Gasol conceded he hasn't spoken with Ibaka since the Olympics about his reduced role. But he believes Ibaka needed to better understand the team dynamic. "We were very talented and we were very deep. There's so many other great players," Gasol said. "Some days you'll play a little more. Some days you'll play better. Some days you won't. But at the end of the day, what matters is the team success. … He's only 22 or 23. He has many years ahead of him. It's good he has a desire and hunger. But he needs to understand the facts and circumstances of the moment and the needs long-term." Los Angeles Times
Ibaka recently signed a four-year, $65-million extension with Oklahoma City, but it remains unclear whether that would soften his frustration with the Spanish national team. Still, Gasol hopes Ibaka's realizes his role may expand in 2016 for a simple reason. "I'm not going to play forever," Gasol said. "Marc is not going to play forever." Los Angeles Times
Take me back to the gold-medal rematch of Spain vs. USA in the Olympics. Marc, your brother, has four fouls in the first quarter and a half and goes to the bench, yet it's still a close game at halftime. You come out and play some of the best basketball I've ever seen you play in the third quarter. What was that game like? Did you feel like you had a chance to actually win it down the stretch? As the fourth quarter played out, what was it like just to be in another epic battle against the U.S. with the gold medal on the line? Gasol: (Sigh.) Obviously, it was hard to lose the final game, as we did in '08. It was another great opportunity for us to show that we had a chance. Obviously we didn't get to finish it off, we didn't get to win it, but I think we showed a great level of competitiveness, spirit and talent. It was a good game. Unfortunately we came out on the losing end of it, but I try to keep in mind how we fought throughout the game and how we fought not only in that game but throughout the championship, because we had to face some adversity throughout. We competed really hard and through conditions like Marc getting the fourth foul in the second quarter and not being able to play until the fourth and a couple other things that didn't work, or didn't go our way. ESPN.com
"We want to make sure they realize what we're playing for," said Nash. "We're here to help these players get better individually right now but this is about a bigger picture. We want them to get better individually so they can have a great long career as individuals but we also want them — those of us like myself, Jay Triano, Rowan Barrett, some of the coaches who have come to work who have played in the Olympic Games — to have a chance to experience that." Toronto Star
Ibaka's anger was public and a secret during the Olympic Games. After every practice, while the rest of the players shared coffee or fruit, the Thunder forward kept all the distance possible. The day before the final, for example, he waited all by himself in the bus for half an hour, with an angry look. ElMundo.es
Serge Ibaka felt underutilized, his status questioned. "If things keep going this way, I'm not coming back [to the Spanish national team]," Ibaka told close friends before the final against United States. ElMundo.es
On Tuesday, thunder.nba.com got an exclusive sit-down interview with Durant to discuss his exhilarating summer, what he learned and how he and his teammates developed from their Olympic experience. On how he was able to improve as a player this summer with Team USA: I worked a lot when we didn't have games and after practices and stuff like that. My role was a little different playing with Team USA as opposed to when I'm on the Thunder. So I learned a lot about myself as a player. I think half the game is mental. Watching other guys and approaching the game like I did, I think I learned in that aspect. I also learned how to be a better leader and hopefully I bring it back to OKC and become a better player. I know I have a long way to go, I just have to keep improving. NBA.com
On what he saw from his Thunder teammates, Westbrook, Harden and Ibaka, this summer: I know James and Russ sacrificed a lot, and also Serge sacrificed a lot for the betterment of the team. You like to see that in guys, main pieces to a good team. Serge came out and did his role really well, played hard for Spain. James didn't play as much as he would like to, but when he did, he made an impact. He was also a great teammate when he wasn't in the game. Russ was playing out of position but still going out there and playing as hard as he could. So those guys did a great job and they got better throughout the summer. I'm looking forward to having them in OKC this season. NBA.com
Walter Davis, a member of the USA Basketball team that won gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, is auctioning off his gold medal as part of an annual "Hall of Fame" basketball- themed collection on GreyFlannelAuctions.com. Other items in the collection include game-worn jerseys and shoes from the likes of Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Jerry West and Julius Erving. CBSSports.com
Here's a short documentary of Knicks star and Team USA forward Carmelo Anthony spending some quality time in London. On the eve of the Gold Medal game, Melo—along with his son and others—tours the city, takes pictures, and catches up with rapper and friend Nas via telephone. Short and sweet, but some pretty cool stuff. SLAM
But the American Dream Team may not have been the best story from that Olympic basketball tournament in Barcelona. A new documentary — "The Other Dream Team" — looks back at the 1992 Lithuanian team — a country that had just split off from Russia, a country that had no money to help its basketball program until the Greatfull Dead stepped in with money and tie-dye shirts. A country that had some good players still in Arvydas Sabonis and Sarunas Marciulionis. A country that had to play Russia during the Olympics in maybe the most meaningful game in Barcelona. NBCSports.com
After offering a noncommittal response last week on the issue, James told the Associated Press that he would consider another go-round at the Games, having "done the math." James would be 31 at the 2016 Games. His Heat contract runs through 2015-16, expiring before the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. James, New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony and former San Antonio Spurs center David Robinson are the only three-time U.S. men's basketball medalists, each with two gold and a bronze. James and Anthony also were on the United States team that took gold at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Patrick Baumann: So it would be premature to make changes in the quality of basketball at the Olympics, especially before having maximised the potential of the World Cup. So it's too early to make any changes in the Olympic programme. To give you a concrete example, I don't think we would have had the investment in basketball in Britain - which is not a basketball country - had it not been for the Olympics. Also, without the Olympics, the amazing work done by Nigeria with its men's team would have gone unnoticed. The same applies to the popularity of basketball in China. FIBA.com
Among Wade's regrets from his knee surgery was missing the Olympics. "It was difficult not to be part of the team." He added, "I could have been boneheaded and said I'm going to play in the Olympics." He said he appreciated it was paramount he returned ready for the Heat's title defense. Sulia
The USA Basketball men's and women's teams gold medal games deliver huge ratings drew big viewership numbers for their gold medal games on NBC -- with 12.5 million viewers for the men, and 10.2 viewers for the women -- helping propel NBC Sports to record numbers throughout the Summer Olympics in London. NBA.com
Could three-on-three basketball be coming to the Olympics? It will if FIBA, the international governing body, has its way. Secretary-general Patrick Baumann said Saturday that his group planned to propose it to be played as early as the 2016 Rio Games. Three-on-three, the game played in driveways, on playgrounds and around the country during the annual Gus Macker tournaments, debuted in the 2010 Youth Olympic Games. FIBA wants to create a comprehensive ranking system that would determine the best three-on-three teams in the world. FIBA already has a three-on-three world tour and world championship, but Baumann welcomed all three-on-three tournaments, such as Gus Macker and Hoop It Up, into the fold as long as those tournaments adhered to FIBA rules, including the registration of players in a database to chart wins and losses. USA Today
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- Pre-cruise tour from London to Southampton Port via Stonehenge
- Enjoy a hassle-free hotel pickup from your central London hotel
- Hear Stonehenge secrets and theories about its history from your expert tour manager
- Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed monument at leisure
- Drop-off at Southampton Port in time for your departing cruise
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After traveling for roughly 1.5 hours, arrive at Stonehenge and spend time exploring this incredible site independently. While strolling around this UNESCO World Heritage Site, ponder the tales your tour manager told you earlier, and make up your own mind about how and why it came to stand. Was it built as an astrological observatory, or was it perhaps intended as a sacred burial place? How did the gigantic Sarsen stones get to the site when no machinery existed to transport them?
At the pre-arranged time, meet your tour manager back on the coach and then relax on the journey to Southampton on England's coast. Your guide will drop you off right outside Southampton cruise terminal in time for your cruise.
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I am not sure my first review went through.
We really liked this excursion. The purpose of it was to get to Southampton to board the Ruby Princess for our cruise. This just made it an easy, easy way to get there. And, it was scenic by stopping by Stonehenge. The coach, run by International Friends, was spacious and the pickup was very, very easy. We have used Viator before and we will use Viator again!
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the pickup was on time, we just had a few hotels after us for pickups, we then picked up 4 people at heathrow. i dont know if heathrow is out of the way, maybe they could have done a separate pickup for them and brought them to the london pickup point to save time. the stonehedge admission was not included in the tour price for viator customers, viator should put thisin the tour description, admission is 6-8 pounds so it is not expensive. the bus driver did a great job of circumventing the port traffic. the company used is international friends and they seemed to have their act together. they got us to the ship around 1pm which was perfect timing for lunch. i would use them again

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Police arrested 18 people in Hoboken on Saturday, during the city's first LepreCon celebration in lieu of the St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Last year 34 people were arrested.
Below is the overview of arrests, provided by the police. All information is based on police reports.
The first arrest of the day happened at 2:45 p.m. in the A&P parking lot, when police arrested 24-year-old Daniel Barroqueiro from Newark for driving while intoxicated.
Around 3:40 p.m., at First and Hudson Streets, 25-year-old Matthew Rosen was arrested for allegedly attacking the fire chief's car with a green umbrella. Rosen, from Randolph, was charged with disorderly conduct.
Twenty minutes later, police arrested Jonathan Avecillas, 24 from Green Brook, for trying to push his way into a bar on First Street. Avecillas was charged with disorderly conduct.
Another disorderly conduct arrest occured twenty minutes later when Jonathan Seitz from Fair Lawn allegedly tried to punch a bouncer on First Street. Seitz, 25, was charged with disorderly conduct.
Many hours later, around 8:30 p.m. at First and River Streets, police arrested 26-year-old Daniel McCarthy from Smithtown, NY for disorderly conduct and allegedly resisting arrest. Police said McCarthy became verbally combative and wouldn't quiet down after being asked to do so.
Around 8:45 p.m., at First and River Streets, police arrested 25-year-old Aayon Maitra, from Cherry Hill, for driving under the influence. When asked to recite the alphabet, his speech "sluggish and slurred," he answered "A ... T ... A."
Around 9:30 p.m. in front of City Hall, police found Jiteshkum Patel, who appeared intoxicated, standing in the middle of the street, waving down cars. Patel, 30 from Union, allegedly continued to act disorderly and then proceeded to resist himself against a police officer. Patel was charged with assaulting a police officer and disorderly conduct.
Christoph Lyon, 24 from Boonton, was arrested around 9:30 p.m. for allegedly pushing a police officer at Washington and Fifth Streets. Before police arrested him, Lyon had allegedly been cursing at passersby.
Five minutes later, police broke up a fight outside 900 Bloomfield St., where a 26-year-old Garfield man was punched in the face and left bleeding by the alleged actor. Police arrested Joseph Pangione, 30 from New Milford; Diana Dopico, 23 from West New York and Francisco Penaranda, 24 also from West New York. The three were charged with aggravated assault and endangering an injured victim.
Around 10 p.m. police arrested Matthew Bailey, 24 from Oakland, at First and Bloomfield Streets for failure to disperse.
Jose Kevin Torres, 20 from Jersey City, was arrested around 10:25 p.m. for allegedly damaging a car on Court Street. He was charged with criminal misschief.
Around that same time at First and Garden Streets, police broke up a fight and arrested three people involved in a physical altercation. George Kocher, 23 from New York and twin brothers Frank and Michael Marra, 27 from Hoboken, were arrested and charged with simple assault. Police also found that Kocher was in posession of heroin.


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PPG – Jordan Crawford – 16.2
RPG James Augustine – 5.4
APG – Jeff Teague – 4.2
Most Valuable Player – Jordan Crawford
Most Improved Player – Alade Aminu
Biggest Surprise – Trey Gilder
Summer League Review – Make no mistake, Jordan Crawford may have been the Hawks' best player last week, but it was hardly a great performance. While Crawford showed the ability to score in a variety of ways, his shot selection and decision making need work and his defensive effort was very inconsistent. Jeff Teague also had a very tough time out there, and it is very hard picturing him as the Hawks' point guard of the future. His decision-making was lacking and his passes seemed to have little on them. He did do a good job getting into the lane, but often found himself over-penetrating and getting caught with nowhere to go. Alade Aminu has shown steady improvement over the last two seasons, especially becoming much more aggressive in the lane. He is still a bit limited defensively, but he continues to work hard. I got my first in-person look at second-round pick Pape Sy – the NBA is not in his future. Randolph Morris continues to look like he peaked at
Who to Look For This Season – Look for Aminu to make some team's roster this fall, but most likely will be shuttled between the NBA and the D-League.
PPG – J.J. Hickson – 19.3
RPG J.J. Hickson – 6.3
APG – Pooh Jeter – 5.4
Most Valuable Player – J.J. Hickson
Most Improved Player – J.J. Hickson
Biggest Surprise – Christian Eyenga
Summer League Review – While Lebron will be gone, the rebuilding Cavaliers do have a few players who can provide some highlights this season. J.J. Hickson had some dominating moments last week. He was able to establish deep position in the post, showed nice footwork and good touch in the paint, and showed off a much improved face-up game. Defensively, he still seems a bit slow reacting, but he did a good job battling on the blocks. Christian Eyenga showed great athleticism, out-running and out-jumping most of the players here. He still needs to show the ability to hit his jumper consistently and avoid reaching for the ball on defense, but he has a bright future ahead of him. Danny Green did a nice job defending the wing and hitting the mid-range jumper, though he has yet to fins his stroke from long-range. Pooh Jeter handled the point well, nothing spectacular, but not bad either. David Monds showed some toughness battling in the paint, and even hit a few step out jumpers. Tasmin Mitchell seemed more comfortable out there as the week went on, though he still lacks the quickness to play at the NBA level.
Who to Look For This Season – Eyenga and Hickson should be the breakout players from this group. Manny Harris only played a few minutes due to injury, but could have the chance to show his stuff in pre-season camp for some team.
PPG – Kenny Hasbrouck – 13.6
RPG Shavlik Randolph – 5.8
APG – Kenny Hasbrouck – 2.4
Most Valuable Player – Shavlick Randolph
Most Improved Player – Kenny Hasbrouck
Biggest Surprise – Weyinmi Efejuku
Summer League Review – While the Heat won 4 out of 5 games in
Who to Look For This Season – Pittman and Varnado should make the team this fall and provide some minutes off the bench for the new look Heat. Jon Scheyer, who played only 2 games due to a lacerated eyelid, should be invited to camp in the fall. With his ability to play point and shoot the three, he would have a good chance of making the team. Hasbrouck and Efejuku still need some time to improve and should be in the D-League to start the year.
PPG – Landry Fields – 15.6
RPG Landry Fields – 4.8
APG – Toney
Most Valuable Player – Landry Fields
Most Improved Player – Bill Walker
Biggest Surprise – Landry Fields
Summer League Review – Landry Fields got off to a good start in showing all the Knicks fans who denounced his drafting last month. Fields showed he could hit the perimeter shot, get to the rim, work well in open space and rebound. He still needs to work on his foot speed, especially on the defensive end, but he is fundamentally sound. Andy Rautins had a tough week, especially with his perimeter shot not falling. He did show excellent court vision, and played much better defense than people expected. Toney Douglas had a decent week, playing tough defense and getting the ball to his teammates in good position for them to score.
Who to Look For This Season – Fields and Rautins will both get their chance with the new look Knicks this fall.
That wraps up Part 2 of the Summer League Review. Check back tonight for Part 3 with a look at how Vegas treated the Bulls, Timberwolves, Pistons, Rockets, Mavericks, Bucks and Grizzlies.


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This is not a blog about basketball talent, for to write about that the author should have some exceptional knowledge about the sport, which, alas, this writer does not.
I do know something about character, however, and the gutsy first win of the season for Pat Skerry, former assistant coach at my alma mater, University of Pittsburgh, and his never-give-up Towson Tigers in a transformative feat was a game I shall never forget.
The players, including especially, but not exclusively, Marcus Damas, Erique Gumbs, Robert Nwankwo, Jervon Pressley, and Deon Jones were effort personified. They never relaxed; they listened to their coach; they focused throughout, and they won a game they could win but were not favored to win.
I don't know the stats, but it seems their rebounds, shooting percentage and turnovers must have been their best all year. Doesn't matter. They could not have played with more heart than they did yesterday. Every rebound was contested. When a ball appeared to be turned over, they pursued and pursued and pursued again. Throughout the game they fought every moment.
Their coach throughout the long season – a season that would seem longer but for the hard, unremitting work these young men put forth – has never mailed it in either.
I used to watch the team work out in the bad years when I would jog during practice, and many of them would lounge around – it was so devastating: not the losing, but the lack of the very character they have shown before yesterday. They won more games than the players this year, but they had less guts.
A poetic note was sounded when an ESPN announcer called us Towson State – go ahead, buster; you obviously don't prepare with the intensity of this group.
Again, my sport is tennis, another sport which measures character, so I cannot give you analysis of roundball playing excellence per play. But I go to all the games. I love Towson University, and the basketball men and their coach made me and the less-than-thousand or so folks who come to every game proud yesterday afternoon.
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Hotel Bristol provides complimentary wireless Internet access, a 24-hour front desk, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and concierge services.
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Nothing says Halloween like carving pumpkins. Roll up your sleeves and spend an afternoon at Moonrise Hotel for the 4th Annual Great Pumpkin Carve & Glow on Saturday, Oct. 27. The free pumpkin carving event runs from 3-6:30 p.m. in the Moonrise Hotel courtyard at 6177 Delmar in The Loop.
Pumpkins, basic carving tools and decorating materials will be provided. Enjoy the fall air while hands-deep in pumpkin, or drop your carved pumpkin off ahead of time at Moonrise Hotel.
The pumpkin carving runs from 3-6 p.m. At 6 p.m., all pumpkins will be displayed for the official lighting and judging. Prizes will be awarded in multiple categories.
Jay Philpott of 106.5 The Arch will emcee the event. The panel of guest judges includes Jeff & Randy Vines from STL-Style, Cindy Jones from City Sprouts and Josh Routh from Circus Kaput.
DJ Wood The 12" King will provide entertainment.
Complimentary hot apple cider and caramel apples will be provided, courtesy of Eclipse Restaurant. Schlafly Beer will provide samples for those who fancy an adult beverage. An after-party will follow at the Rooftop Terrace Bar at the Moonrise Hotel.
Need inspiration? Check out the photo gallery here to see some of last year's finest, including the impressive Joe Edwards pumpkin (featured above).
Share your photos from the event by tagging your pics with #MoonriseHalloween on Twitter and Instagram. The best photos will be posted on Moonrise Hotel's Facebook page after the event.
For more information, please visit the Moonrise Hotel website or call 314-721-1111.


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"Where were you when the lights went out?" is a question some people in New Orleans may be asking following the more than 30-minute blackout inside the New Orleans Superdome during Sunday's Super Bowl.
A lot of sports fans nationwide may probably be asking that question, and I can't help but recall the Northeast blackout of 1965 affecting parts of Ontario in Canada and Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, New York and New Jersey.
Over 30 million people lost power for up to 12 hours, and word of mouth has it that New York City experienced a large increase in its birthrate approximately nine months after the blackout.
This being a "G" rated column, I won't speculate as to the reason behind the up-tick in births, but you get the picture.
With modern man's dependency on technology and electricity, the smallest power outage gets media attention.
Honest Abe Lincoln read and studied by candlelight, and electricity didn't come to some areas of Southside until the second half of the last century.
Grandma's quaint stories of oil lanterns and stacking wood for the fireplace may sound romantic, but outdoor potties and freezing cold nights in drafty and non-insulated houses do not.
Despite modern technology, Mother Nature always has her way, and with the wacky weather we've experienced recently, including the derecho last year, you may be looking for more opportunities to grumble when your lights don't work.
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And, with a nationwide power grid struggling to keep pace with the increasing demands of everyday existence, and with a potential for solar-related catastrophes both real and imagined, it may be time to think outside the box.
Money, or lack thereof, is always an issue, much like the transportation issues facing this nation, and I'd hate to find out how many bridges I cross on a weekly basis may need serious attention.
There's no easy answer, and the solutions may be complicated but need to be on everybody's radar.
Otherwise, Tom Bodett won't be able to "leave the light on for ya."


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The reported data-security breach at Target stores did not stop shoppers from filling the parking lot Thursday evening at the Fairview Heights Target store on Illinois 159.
Dennis Coleman, of Fairview Heights, knew of the security breach after his credit card company, USAA, sent him an email letting him know the company knew of the breach and informing him to keep an eye on his statements for any unusual activity.
"I'm worried about it, but not terribly," he said. He used his card in the Target store Thursday night.
Brittany Coleman did not know of the breach when she swiped her card at the Target store, but also carries a USAA card and wasn't too worried about the breach possibly affecting her negatively. The number of people possibly compromised, 40 million, did shock her though.
"Wow," she responded. "That's kind of scary."
Traci Nowak, of Swansea, spent a large portion of her day Thursday trying to get through to Target on the store's hotline to find out what if her Target Red Card had been compromised. She couldn't get through. She tried accessing her account online, and again, couldn't get through.
"You call and it's busy, busy, busy, then, if you do get through, they tell you they can't process your call and hang up," she said. "It's frustrating. You can't get through to even check your account to see what's going on."
She was headed into Target to make some purchases, but didn't plan to use her card.
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She added that her card was part of the Schnuck's security breach earlier this year.
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Sarah Sykes '09 (West Grove, Pa.) is working on an honors thesis examining a protein's role in the possible causes and treatments for neurodegenerative diseases. Her adviser is Yvonne Gindt, associate professor of chemistry. A biochemistry major, Sykes is also a member of the College's women's tennis team.
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Don Montgomery Park in Albemarle was the site of the 2013 Stanly County Clash where the varsity baseball teams of Albemarle, North Stanly, South Stanly and West Stanly played two non-conference games.
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Sonia Sotomayor and Executive Power
Writing in the Washington Examiner, Gene Healy looks at Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor's record on presidential power:
in 2008's Doe v. Mukasey, she joined two colleagues to strike down provisions of the Patriot Act related to National Security Letters (NSL). NSLs allow the FBI to seize private customer information from ISPs and other businesses, and place the recipient under a "gag order," preventing disclosure of the demand.
Sotomayor signed onto an opinion holding that the gag order provisions violated the First Amendment, and that the government had the burden of proving that nondisclosure was necessary. "Under no circumstances," the panel wrote, "should the Judiciary become the handmaiden of the Executive."
Still before the Second Circuit is the case of Maher Arar, a Canadian citizen sent to Syria under the U.S. government's extraordinary rendition program and tortured there. At oral argument last December, Sotomayor questioned the administration's lawyer sharply: "So the minute the executive raises the specter of foreign policy, it is the government's position that that is a license to torture?"
Sotomayor is unlikely to participate in the final decision, but her line of questioning suggested skepticism toward broad claims of executive power. That record isn't much to go on, but it hints that Sotomayor won't be as pro-executive as recent GOP nominees.
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While it is not much to go on, it is certainly the best news I have heard about this nomination.
Careerist oriented jurist usually spend years differing to the executive branch before their names are considered. Perhaps it is because the policies in question were carried out for a Republican regime that the current administration has let this skide.
What makes you believe she won't believe in executive power when it's her guy wielding the axe?
"Perhaps it is because the policies in question were carried out for a Republican regime that the current administration has let this skide."
Perhaps it is because the policies in question were carried out for a Republican regime that she decided the case the way she did. Do we have any indication of her views on the exercise of executive power in domestic contexts, say, to place unsecured union creditors ahead of secured creditors?
"...but it hints that Sotomayor won't be as pro-executive as recent GOP nominees."
Wait a minute... a judge nominated by GOP is seen to be "pro-executive" when the "executive" who nominated him/her is GOP...
I'm inclined to assume it likely that a judge nominated by a Dem "executive" is quite likely to be "pro-executive" as long as the "executive" who nominated them is a Dem???
From what appears to be her take on things, this, to me merely hints that she won't be pro-executive when/if the executive becomes GOP.
So posters above me have said it in different ways - so it goes - I wrote this before I hit preview and I'm gonna submit it anyway...
She's a big-government leftie, so presidential power used to defend the country against foreign threats is one of the few types of presidential power she'll be against.
Oops, make that last "one of the few types of government power."
Context matters... It's all great to say "executive power" as if there's no difference to most people which thug is the executive.
Executive power springs almost entirely from legislative power. If she is truly skeptical of executive power, perhaps she ought to discover the Commerce Clause and also come out against Chevron deference. I'm not going to hold my breath.
there are strange goings on afoot in this nomination process ... suddenly, Limbaugh has changed his tune and now some libertarians are taking a second look at her. Realistically, the best one can hope for is that she will be unpredictably centrist, ala justice Kennedy or O' Conner ... she has demonstrated a center-left jurisprudence, which is why some on the right seem more relaxed, as opposed to a hard leftist.
Well, there's only so much Republicans could do to oppose Sotomayor's confirmation anyway. A filibuster is unlikely, and the sex/race issues involved make hardline opposition a politically unstable proposition.
As a GOP strategist, you'd probably have to conclude there are better situations to use up your political ammunition down the road.
ChrisO ... I agree. Politically speaking, Repubs would be wise to keep their powder dry on this one. They need to save their energy for the impending fight over government run health care. If there is to be a summer battle, I'd rather it be done there instead of on a nominee that will not really change the balance of power in SCOTUS.
Aren't we in an "exectutive power good" mode right now?
I don't doubt that a wise African American executive, with the richness of his expierience should be granted more leniancy in his actions.
In our system of government, a supreme court justice is selected for a life term. There are nine supreme court justices, each yielding great power over the manner in which laws are interpreted in our country. We typically spend over a year and a half choosing our president. We spend months selecting our senators and congressmen. Compared to a supreme court justice, each of these is appointed for a relatively short term.
Why then do we rush to confirm this candidate through the confirmation process? Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Pat Leahy is forging ahead to complete the process by July 13, in total 2 months since her candidacy was announced as the president's pick.
Let's respect the gravity of the decision that is about to be made and give all the time to fully review judge Sotomayor's qualification, judicial demeanor and temperament. Once made it can not be un-made and there is no 30-day satisfaction guarantee if later events or discoveries make us question the decision.


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September 22, 1862: Lincoln Issues Notice of Emancipation Proclamation
Something for the weekend. Give us a Flag, the unofficial anthem of the United States Colored Troops during the Civil War, written by a private serving in the 54th Massachusetts.
Today is the 150th anniversary of the issuance of the notice by Lincoln of the Emancipation Proclamation, to take effect on January 1, 1863, Lincoln doing so after the Union victory at Antietam on September 17, 1862. Reaction was, to say the least, mixed. In the North the abolitionists were enraptured. Most Northern opinion was favorable, although there was a substantial minority, embodied almost entirely in the Democrat party, that completely opposed this move. Opinion in the Border States was resoundingly negative. In the Confederacy the Confederate government denounced the proposed Emancipation Proclamation as a call for a race war. Today, almost all Americans view the Emancipation Proclamation as a long overdue ending of slavery. At the time it was very much a step into the unknown, and the consequences impossible to determine. Lincoln had converted the War for the Union into a War for the Union and against Slavery. It remained to be seen as to whether the War, whatever its objectives, could be won. Here is the text of Lincoln's announcement of the Emancipation Proclamation: Continue reading
Memoriae Positum
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Memoriae Positum, memory laid down. The Latin phrase is a good short hand description of what History accomplishes. In 1864 the poet James Russell Lowell wrote a poem entitled Memoriae Positum in tribute to Colonel Robert Gould Shaw who died heroically at age 25 leading the unsuccessful assault of the 54th Massachusetts, one of the first black Union regiments, on the Confederate stronghold of Fort Wagner at Charleston, South Carolina on July 18th, 1863. The poem predicts that Shaw's memory will live forever and feels sorrow only for those, unlike Shaw, who are unwilling or unable to risk all for their beliefs. It is a poem completely out of step with the pre-dominant sentiments of our day which seem to value physical survival and enjoyment above everything else. Here is the text of the poem: Continue reading
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Once let the black man get upon his person the brass letters US, let him get an eagle on his button, and a musket on his shoulder, and bullets in his pocket, and there is no power on earth or under the earth which can deny that he has earned the right of citizenship in the United States.
Frederick Douglass
Something for the weekend. The theme from the movie Glory (1989), which tells the story of the 54th Massachusetts, one of the first black regiments raised by the Union in the Civil War; a superb historical film and a long overdue salute to the black Union troops who helped preserve this nation. Continue reading


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Question: What is Southern Gospel?
Answer: Southern Gospel music today ranges from the traditional four-part harmony quartet to a blend of country and bluegrass. Going back to it's roots, in the late 19th Century, we find that it was the beginning of religious songs being brought outside of the church, sung to more popular music. By the early part of the 20th century two distinct forms of "gospel" music had formed - Southern and Urban - separated, for the most part, by racial lines. It wasn't until the 1960's, when the civil rights movement challenged those lines, that they started to blur in the audience, but after three generations of music, the differences in style had grown to be enough to keep them apart on stage.
Some of the more popular Southern Gospel artists of today are:
- Gaither Vocal Band
- Hope's Call
- Jay Stone Singers
- Jeff & Sheri Easter
- Karen Peck & New River
- Oak Ridge Boys
- Rod Burton
- The Booth Brothers
- The Hoppers
- The Isaacs
- The Martins
- Tribute Quartet
- Top Southern Gospel Artists
Southern Gospel Award Winners
- Dove Awards Southern Gospel Album of the Year and Song of the Year History
- 2011 Readers' Choice Awards Best Southern Gospel Group
Recommended Southern Gospel Albums
- The Boys Are Back - Oak Ridge Boys -
- Cathedral Classics - The Cathedrals -
- Everything Good - The Gaither Vocal Band -
- Lovin' God & Lovin' Each Other - The Gaither Vocal Band -
Southern Gospel Starter Songs
- "Big Mighty God" - The Mike LeFevre Quartet (Purchase/Download)
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- "Testimony" - Mark Trammell Quartet (Purchase/Download)


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John Curtis Daily Union Sports Editor
Shelbyville Daily Union
---- — The 5th-ranked Wrestling Rams had a goal to win the Cumberland Skull and Crossbones tournament on Saturday. They didn't just win, the dominated, claiming the championship over the other 13 teams by 84 points.
Shelbyville racked up 247.5 points, leaving 2nd place Benton in the dust with 163 points and Cumberland in 3rd (132.5). Decatur Eisenhower crowded Cumberland in 4th (132.5), followed by 10 more also-rans.
The Rams boasted six individual champions out of 14 weight classes. They also had a 2nd place, three 3rds and a 5th. Eleven of the 13 Rams that wrestled placed.
Zack Stirrett (106), ranked 8th in the state, rolled to a championship by pinning his first two opponents (4:29, 3:44), then shutting out the #1 seed, Oliver Davis of Benton, 3-0.
First-year wrestler Lyle Jefson (113) placed 3rd. He won his first match by fall (2:20), then lost by fall. Jefson went to the 3rd place match and stuck Kenny Craig of Teldo in the 1st period (1:03).
Trevor Brown (120) placed 3rd. He opened with a major decision, dominating 15-1. After a loss in the semi, he shut out his 3rd place match foe, Preston Lindsay of Benton, 7-0.
Garrett Brachbill (126), ranked 8th in the state, rolled to a championship. He started with a pin (3:17), followed by a major decision (16-5). He won the championship match by a default injury over Lee Welch of Mount Olive.
Jarred Hicks, ranked 12th in the state, stumbled early, but wrestled back for 5th place. He got caught in the first match and pinned. He went to wrestlebacks and won three straight matches. He won, 13-6, then won by a pin (3:01). The 5th place match, he beat Tanner Leith, 8-3.
Jared Finley (138), ranked 4th in the state, won a championship. He won his first two matches by pin (1:26, 2:50). Blaine Yocum of Cumberland had been on a role knocking off a higher seeds. But in the title match, Finley ran up a major decision for the title, 13-5.
Wyatt Fox (145), ranked 6th in the state, placed 3rd. He opened with a decision, 11-5, then took a disappointing loss in the semi to an unranked wrestler, Daniel Krug of Benton, 7-0. Fox won the 3rd place match over Austin Shelton of Fithian in a close decision, 4-2.
Adam Hudson (152), ranked 5th in the state and seeded #1, won the championship by sticking Shon Calvert of Mount Olive just 20 seconds into the 3rd period (4:20). He opened the tourney with a tech fall (4:00), followed by a close decision over Beau Taylor of Mt. Carmel, 5-3
Former Bantam State Champ Lucas Duckett (170), ranked 3rd in the state, was the #1 seed and it was never in jeopardy. Duckett recorded three straight pins to win the title.
He stuck Nathan Chase of Effingham in the 1st period (1:41). He then stuck Quentin Pillsbury of Olney, beating the clock in the 2nd period (3:54). In the championship match Duckett stuck Kurtis Owens of Mt. Olive in the 2nd period (3:23).
Second-year wrestler Caleb Cloe (182) stepped up to claim 2nd place. He opened with an 8-1 decision, then knocked off Justin Fyffe of Mt. Olive by sticking him in the 1st period (1:22). He faced Lucian Hicks of Harrisburg in the title match, but lost by fall in the 2nd period.
Senior Elliott Smithson (220), ranked 8th in the state, was seeded 2nd, but beat the seed and claimed the championship. Like Duckett, Smithson domainted, recording three straight pins for the crown.
Smithson stuck Kody Cohen of Cumberland in the 3rd period (4:43). He then stuck Ali Allen of Casey-Westfield/Cumberland in the 3nd period (4:36). He got to the title match against the #1 seed Devon Sievenking of Benton and stuck him as the 1st period was winding down (1:49) for the championship.
Noah Applegate (195), giving away 20 pounds, won his first match by a tech fall in 4:00. He then lost by fall, but then won in wrestlebacks, beating Brett Hodges of Effingham with a 3rd period pin (5:21), before bowing out.
Ben Houska (160) won his first match over Jonas Arnberg of St. Anthony by a 1st period pin (1:16). He lost by a pin (1:16), then lost out in wrestlebacks by fall (1:54).
Heavyweight Andrew Mudgette was held out of the tourney nursing an injury and saving him for the Super Duals after Christmas. Matt Tinsman (113), also out due to injury, is also expected back for the Super Duals.
Cumberland Skull & Crossbones
Team scores: 1. Shelbyville 247.5, 2. Benton 163, 3. Cumberland 134, 4. Eisenhower 132.5, 5. Mt. Olive 118, 6. Olney 113, 7. Lawrenceville 112, 8. Fithian Oakwood 108.5, 9. Harrisburg 104.5, 10. Carmi 75, 11. Effingham 66, 12. Mt. Carmel 62, 13. Carlyle 42, 14. Carterville
Ram results
106-1st Stirrett def. Aaron Woods (MTC) by fall 2:20; def. Noah Eggleston (OLN) by fall 3:44; def. Oliver Davis (BEN), 3-0 for title
113-3rd Jefson def. Dalton Hilligoss (DEH) by fall (2:32); lost to Kenny Raigner (CWC) by fall 2:47; def. Kenny Craig (TOL) by fall 1:03 for 3rd
120-3rd Brown def. Payton Hallis (BEN) by maj. dec., 15-1; lost to Darren O'Dell (HAR) by tech fall 4:00; def. Preston Lindsey (DEH), 7-0 for 3rd
126-1st Brachbill def. Tyler Sullivan (HAR) by fall 3:17; def. Konnir Hinz (TOL) by maj. dec., 16-5; def. Lee Welch (MTO) by dflt inj for title
132-5th Hicks lost to Leif Curtis (LAW) by fall 3:17; def. Logan Johnson (MTC), 13-6; def. Christian Purcell (CWC) by fall 3:01; def. Tanner Leith (CAL), 8-3 for 5th
138-1st Finley def. Logan Pruitt (CAL) by fall 1:26; def. Tristan Davis (LAW) by fall 2:20; def. Blaine Yocum (TOL) by maj. dec., 13-5 for title
145-3rd Fox def. Austin Lowry (HAR), 11-5; lost to Daniel Krug (BEN), 7-0; def. Austin Shelton (FIT), 4-2 for 3rd
152-1st Hudson def. Jeff Beasley (EFF) by tech fall 4:00; def. Beau Taylor (MTC), 5-3; def. Shon Calvert (MTO) by fall (4:20) for title
160-Houska def. def. Jonas Arnberg (EST) by fall 1;16; lost to Tim Sturm (OLN) by fall 5:12; lost to Hunter Harrison (FIT) by fall 1:14
170-1st Duckett def. Nathan Case (EFF) by fall 1:41; def. Quentin Pillsbury (OLN) by fall 3:54; def. Kurtis Owens (MTO) by fall 3:23
182-2nd Cloe def. Codi Cross (CWC) , 8-1; def. Justin Fyffe (MTO) by fall 1:22; lost to Lucian Hicks (HAR) by fall 2:48 for 2nd
195-Applegate def. Michael Stevens (EST) by tech fall 4:58; lost to Mitch Meek (LAW) by fall (:19); def. Brett Hodges (EFF) by fall 5:21; lost to Tim Hancock (MTO)
220-1st Smithson def. Kody Cohen (TOL) by fall 4:43; def. Ali Allen (CWC) by fall 4:36; def. Devon Sievenking (BEN) by fall 1:49 for title


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Jason Kapusta/Herald
A lantern. A man. An American town full of old stories.
Old buildings bearing ornaments of a nobler age. Old tombstones etched with names of founding fathers and war dead.
If those walls in Mercer could talk, think of the tales that could be told. Now, they're whispers in the yellowed pages of musty history books; names in genealogies handwritten in family Bibles; edifices bearing bronze plaques extolling former glories.
A couple times a year, the tales are told again.
Thomas Bestwick walks the streets of Mercer, a lantern lighting his way in the dusk: A forage-capped, frock-coated "Roundhead" of Company G of the 100th Pennsylvania Regiment who fought on the battlefields of the Civil War and did something more than 600,000 others did not: He survived.
Bill Philson, Bestwick's maternal great-great-grandson, keeps his kin's memory alive each autumn. As executive director of the Mercer County Historical Society, Philson leads a walking tour of the county seat that includes stops at Mercer Citizens Cemetery on the southern edge of town and Old Mercer Cemetery on the northwest end.


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May 3, 2013|
Pierre McGuire joins Mut and Merloni to talk about the Bruins game one victory, the Andrew Ference suspension, and the hit on Eller.
Transcript - will not be 100% accurate
We double dip we candor in the playoffs the air -- -- RU. Very well might -- to visit renewal may appear. What we saw the other night was a Bruins team the for the first time in forever year came out and oppose their will and -- physical and I thought out hit and out played Toronto. From beginning to end is that we use offer Bruins Maple Leafs game one. Option lovely it's not trying to either -- told you guys I was expecting better -- effort in the playoffs. To Dennis Seidenberg whose words saying listen we're glad the regular season's over now it's time for us to play RT. He couldn't have been more appropriate right on obviously got a little roster -- we have to do because of the restriction they have and prepared for one game. What you saw that she toward -- be a factor is -- say you know -- and number term bird I'll be a factor in -- Charlie actually step up with a flight. A lot and the way he played with -- yarder apparently was strong and on the first call. -- before I'm Rick Campbell pot is important. They get a real good fortune wrecked plane eventually Wade Redden scored but Boston Bruins hockey for line full frontal assault. Take no prisoners bang them in the solution. Make them look bad which they did -- shooting 40 that morning and inaccurate -- -- Performance in -- one. The Arab and your response some on the Andrew Ference. Suspension as well as like you said the shuffling of the defenseman and separating Chara Seidenberg. Well I think you have fled police here as a coaching staff and you know some guys are the outbreak now. And other guys aren't just got to play by -- they know a lot more than what we know on the outside and -- that will be a special -- You cannot sometimes you gotta do stuff even -- effective were they doing that for. I can you know different things within her musicianship soaring Europe too many secrets. I'm not around -- grouper and archived multiple -- -- -- -- data dictates is somewhat to gain from everywhere. On the got to believe acknowledge some but I got to believe that he helped -- check American that you're not. -- Hamilton in red and it's -- Quaid Seidenberg -- -- Yeah and so what what happens is -- and Hamilton probably look as much pressure timer big match against prop and apology put more of the depth guys. And then they're ready for the -- so much at the ready for the condor match up. With two different approach with -- excellent excellent since. Yeah I picked the beliefs to win this series -- just because I thought the Bruins were playing their style hockey they plated. The other night the other thing I thought was the James driver real little bit more steady in net -- -- your belts around the league but I was curious as to whether or not he -- What driver and the way he played the other night was with that is defense letting him doubt -- he will. Shaky like a fight a guy played its first playoff game a 25 years of -- But his biggest promises -- hands so the Bruins exposed in the books out on him and I've been talking about this it's not this past October the -- for. Control radioed his weaknesses all the -- gloved hand I'd look -- and watch for guys take it. I guess tomorrow and shoot out of control plane and shoot out -- may usually. Export of big time he's really good in a lot of other aspects of the game where every boy's got a little bit so little weakness. And that can be exposed and inaction that weakness in the broomstick advantage of it he -- -- there's -- question what sort of the entire team. And make a big reason why the Bruins force to be -- -- looks like Costco in navy Cory Fritz and might be out here for Toronto wandering. What talk to me about the next guys that step popping gardeners know burned the public the losses at the Toronto. Well all burned a big physical kid who won't be intimidated went to Cornell University played for the lecture ought to mean she's been that building many tribes so these are going to be intimidated by the -- at the moment any real physical kid. Jay Garner secure the warped universe -- Wisconsin was originally drafted by Anaheim. The only thing about him his weaknesses decision making because he's a tremendous that you can really skate. Sometimes you get caught chasing the -- rather than playing his position. And sometimes shall try to overstate the -- as -- turn at all so that's another little portable but. They're both useful players arm and I think probably an upgrade right now. Just because you'll burn technicality -- he's much more physical -- France and much more physical. Than what Costa -- It's interesting we're talking appear McGwire NBC sports there was a a conversation part of the game the other day people in the media. Pointing out how great Phil Kessel Albania we sat down talked about Boston -- the years you know we just not wanna do. And that he goes out -- invisible one shot on net I'm curious the pressure. On -- castles this series of starts to get away he's not a factor both throttle fans seem to be pretty reactionary which we love out of a sports fan base but. -- the guys and have a lot of pressure on him offensively in this series. He does you know what's -- -- virtual Kessel and also a exactly what a lot of hockey people want actually right now. Wingers can't carry series senator placement can. Wingers cannot dominate series Lester or center Richmond are useful and productive. And that's the problem for Phil that's not a lock and Tyler Boldak visionaries and a very useful NHL player but he's not a -- like senate. Where would he be on the Boston Bruins he's not playing had a -- -- -- not playing -- Zetterberg draw any might not play at a -- certainly appeal for center and a lot of jury didn't play at a Gregory Campbell because there -- great three dozen other aspects of the game. So if you follow me. This is the promise everybody expects all the dominate as a Winger even deal -- work couldn't dominate. A game without -- -- -- Peter marble which. You need to have us generations to Winger to dominate and if you look at the teams that -- and the templates for really simple. To leave the enrichment and that allows before wingers around most -- -- -- the ability to -- You have to draw of the talk most of the things we talked about this team the Bruins team the last couple weeks getting the puck. Out of their own zone into neutral zone less turnovers. When you look at the rest of the series is there something that that the Toronto can do but the Bruins or was it more the brought -- play their style it's gonna be over. If the Braves play their -- bill when this series had been saying that from the beginning actually on trial are sitting here and I'll say it again. -- -- -- -- Regain their fourth -- full frontal assault game they don't turn the puck over. They have a little bit of power play success they don't need -- I'm just a little bit and be letter TrueCrypt at their penalty killing they're gonna be mr. you're gonna -- fast. But if they start to have injury situations or -- if they start they too many penalties and they can't kill the law and they're gonna have problems. Well the NHL's not talking about the scheme that they're talking about senators Canadians last night and work -- even Bruins aren't Baltimore again tech's all day here today -- make street talk to Pierre. About the -- they hit on Eller if felt a lot like -- 93 Kevin Stevens at that they reference on Yahoo! today where this bloody sit in the ground. Here this is suspension worthy in my mind do you think that Eric -- against suspended for his hit on -- last night. I personally don't think it's as suspension aborted I understand how a lot of hockey fans would think that put I'd blame Raphael Diaz the defense -- the -- -- -- he put his teammate. A large Telerate a trolley tracks what jerk write this supposed to do in that situation young man out of Boston University who's playing its first ever shall playoff game. He being told by his coach we need gap control craftsman truck means players. Step up and -- where they're GAAP. If -- forward. And you know you're coming across the middle especially the blue march an airplane at typed out you better -- that you can't look back for a -- And if you look at that and the question you -- -- -- You -- that's where was a primary point of contact where was the principal point of contact it was not it's -- the shoulder the chest. What is involved in the injury international. Was this rule forty contraction what did they blind side hit where was against a different source player -- well so. That's why it'll be the suspension ball hit. I think also the officials on the -- got a wrong they called five minutes for interference. Outside the Chara situation. With capture ready which also called interference. I've never seen their fair to call a play like that never. Well as I've watched three play a couple times I guess my only question would be say that the group -- a contact was not that they had but the -- shoulder area first it. I felt like there -- there was a very primary -- -- thought there was a chance for -- griner had to line him up. And again I'm trying to judge you guys at full speed but when I see it I say he could goal for the the back that the body checked there was an opportunity to hit him more. In the body not where he did and I just think it's a type -- hit that as an NHL fan I wanna see out of the games of these Karzai walking around the cost all the time that's lap but the -- suspension is a weary hit him. -- we're -- we're on the same page -- I believe that's why there's going to be hearing because they wanna hear what Eric rival which thinking. And you pointed more than trailer I think it's irrelevant point I really do. And it's something that they may have to go and look at down the road in terms of what the NFL does with defenseless receivers in football. Quarterback sometimes hang out their tight end to their receivers in tough situations and eventually get them injured. And what happens is that the quarterback doesn't pay the penalty that -- receiver to go to the defense back either get finder gets in trouble with a penalty so. And -- and -- -- really clear terms of player safety and that so maybe that's something and it just to look at without the rule hundred right now in the NHL rule book. Where was the primary point of contact and it was not. In their head in my opinion -- I've talked to a million players not a million but. You get the draft you that -- -- a lot of NHL players in the town of NHL coaches over the last. Twelve to fifteen hours and they all say the same thing that's a good Hitler game. Here via the New York Islanders and you'd lose game 15 nothing that you find out Sidney Crosby is back you probably don't feel too good about -- right now. No you're not less than the other thing and actually good about it -- a job they did on John taveras did back in number one and John taveras in another shot on goal he played a little over seventeen minutes he was dominated by Brandon Sutter Brendan moral. And Matt cook she was completely dominated by those three guys and Pittsburg Cadillac change or they had a real good game plan to take advantage last change our home -- And they dominated that players dumped -- that is sort of thought about commercial for the brilliant young stars in the game today. If you get a burden to appoint makes players around him better than there have real difficult time getting in ministers. Any big surprises so far just a game in game I'll maybe auto go to Montreal one in your mind. Large dog -- -- -- by I would do not at all not a surprise at the shot total surprise in my drug deputy shot terrible. But again particular look at data and the big reason why -- just second period with the penalties and I should describe the situation. And the fire on the very. One -- a little bit surprising to me right now bank Krueger being down channel to channel these road record was atrocious this year. Burn up first that'll continue their road record was terrible. And for them to go on the Vancouver and with the way they did withdraw for a long ball. I was a bit surprising. To neither wish channels they would be able to do that because along the -- relatively good game but the -- pitch around him didn't respond with a lot of effort. Get job on this ABC in the process quote appalled -- should get it should we don't really care a bullet that bug eyed fat walrus. Has to say that spark that series a little bit Pierre. You know it's a little bit different about the up on my idol -- a long time gold backed political one I'm more comfortable on the right back in 2005. He's a very -- player there except the flight virtually every single city's bid and whether Calgary Phoenix New York Montreal. Just to make into the NHL. And passed in the NHL job she goes first real big money deal last year's membership to trees coming out of New York which -- to meet my little got to cut it. Is he -- -- kid WikiLeaks so far things are real good teammate. But I don't I've never heard him talk that way I find that really different so I don't know if Paul may have said something -- I -- all really well. Paul may have said -- in the game and may be that -- crossed off I don't know but that's really not a Whitbread trucks delivered the. If it's a Beatrice thing -- rate setting this week -- or to travel schedule right now. Additional I was in Washington last night I mean Pittsburgh tonight albeit Washington tomorrow for a full thirty start. After the game slide in the sort of that a source Sunday afternoon. For Minnesota Chicago game three and then raid on a plane after that -- to do in new York and it was a New York Rangers. It is play and watching capital in Zurich on Monday yeah. Try to get some sleep here as always appreciate the time great insight is always we'll talk -- next week. You guys are awesome keep have formed by using all the extra -- between the blue jays in the Red Sox for the bush the ball off. And I you know we'll work it through another young artists. Guinness or is it through it we want this guy -- K Hersh -- -- -- -- showed that as a sports that Canada that's what this guy's number the year though. I I can't be back as I worked for GSM which is the big rival that sort of add an extra number but I will play your best. I'll attempt -- -- general message of the blue -- you guys know he went in my area Albemarle in Montreal work at a college like giving. You know everybody did talk -- million people Pierre thank you travel safe you don't want our young wonderfully well. -- -- the best basketball Monday Joseph public. Takes Saturday. Apparently -- joining us on the AT&T -- is also of course brought you by the city of Boston credit union town fair tire. And Kelly automotive no surprise -- works for the good. Station up there in Toronto in 59 sports talk. 6177797937. The phone number two Texas ATT tech like 379837. We come back US interest in question about this Bruins series. Do they get cocky do they followed this trap of they were up one zip we have this thing we'll talk about that -- -- Bruins goals the next.
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