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BROCKTON, Mass (MyFoxBoston.com/AP) – An armed robbery suspect has died after he was shot and wounded by a police officer after a chase through several towns that ended in East Bridgewater.
A source identified the robbery suspect as 47-year-old Jeffrey Wyatt, of Brockton, and a state trooper stationed at his Bud Avenue home confirmed his identity.
Massachusetts State Police said the suspect fired at police on Thatcher Street during a chase which began in Brockton following a robbery attempt at a CVS pharmacy Monday afternoon.
Authorities said the suspect entered the store with a gun and demanded prescription medication from the pharmacy located on Pleasant Street.
Witnesses said the suspect showed a shotgun during the robbery and fired out his window during the police pursuit, which ran through Brockton, Whitman and East Bridgewater.
Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz said that during the incident, a state police detective assigned to his office fired his weapon and hit the suspect.
Video from SkyFox showed a number of ambulances and police officers at the shooting scene as well as a black pickup truck surrounded by crime tape.
A source told FOX 25's Ted Daniel the officer was shot in the torso, but was wearing a bulletproof vest and suffered injuries that were not life-threatening. The officer went to Good Samaritan Hospital to be treated. Another officer was being evaluated for stress.
Police said the shooting scene was secure and no additional suspects were being sought.
Investigators searched for shell casings along the route.
An investigation of the shooting has been referred to the Cape and Island District Attorney's Office to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest.
The identity of the suspect was not immediately released.
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|Excellent - 253 reviews
The Hilton Garden Inn at PGA Village/Port St. Lucie hotel is located on Florida's Treasure Coast, adjacent to the PGA Village and just 15 miles from the coast offering beach and ocean activities. In addition, our Port Saint Lucie hotel is located near * New York Mets Spring Training Facilit * 3 championship PGA golf course * PGA Historical Cente * PGA Learni...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 253 reviews
Good 8.0
It was very quiet. The staff was super friendly & knowledgeable.The pool was nicely kept. It was easy to get in & out of the hotel to go wherever you needed to go.
Excellent 10.0
Wow what a great friendly staff. No issue checing in or out. Pool deck limited seating, but vary nice and hot tub great after playing golf. Food and grill was great.
|Excellent - 239 reviews
Relax at the Holiday Inn Express® Port St Lucie West Conveniently located off of I-95 at exit-121, our Port St. Lucie hotel provides guests with quick access to some of the area's greatest attractions and sites. Enjoy nearby water sports, golfing, and NY Mets spring training baseball just minutes from the property. Leisure travelers looking for Port St. Luci...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 239 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very clean. Friendly staff. Nice location close tofood
Excellent 10.0
a great stopover location ... easy access to I-95 ... nice, non-chain restaurants within walking distance ... nearby gas station ... nice clean rooms ... I would definitely stay here again
|Okay - 2 reviews
Located at the Gateway of South Florida, where the Turnpike, Hwy 95, and Hwy 70 all come together. Walking distance to 10 National Chain Restaurants, 1/2 mile from Walmart and Home Depot. Plenty of Free Easy Accessible and lighted parking for Buses, Large Semi-Trucks, and RVs are welcome. All newly remodeled rooms, with porcelain floors, fiberglass doors...
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Excellent 10.0
The staff was friendly and helpful
The bathroom had mold on the shower cutrinsEnjoyed every min we was there this is my second time there will visit again soon
Poor 2.0
heated pool, Fridge, Microwave staff was nice
This was a glorified truck stop , People hanging outside their rooms talking loud. Music was played loudly. I did not feel safe with my teen child walking around alone construction workers just hanging out in a group by the picnic tableThis is not a family hotel.. this is a truck stop that's right off the freeway. The Place looks nice But I am bald yet my bed Sheets had hairs stuck to it , the floor had hairs that got stuck to my socks made me think it was not very clean - the shower at first seemed clean but there were hairs in the tub - kinda grossed me out a bit. The wireless is a Pain. it works great for a laptop but if you try to connect to wireless with your phone you had to have a browser on your phone so you could hit a connect button... And again This was a glorified truck stop , People hanging outside their rooms talking loud just watching other people at the pool and drinking beer this is n...
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it fits you to a tee.. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Port St. Lucie-West Welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Port St. Lucie, West hotel, an ideal home base for your Florida vacation. This award winning Hampton underwent a $1.1 million renovation of guestrooms, public areas and amenities that completed in November 2013. Our hotel in Port Saint Lucie, FL...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 429 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Was clean and the staff was very nice and it was located near everything, just wonderful time there.
No everything was grand.It was well kept the rooms were nice it was quite location was great.
Excellent 10.0
This is a very well kept & managed hotel. The staff is very helpful & courteous. The free breakfasts are nutritious with plenty of healthy options.
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With a stay at Castle Pines Golf Villas in Port Saint Lucie, you'll be convenient to Tradition Field and PGA Village. This golf villa is within the region of Oxbow Eco-Center and Gator Trace Golf and Country Club. Make yourself at home in one of the 80 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private balconies. Cable television is provided f...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 3 reviews
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catch a comfortable stay in the "sailfish capital of the world".. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Stuart-North Reel in a memorable adventure in Stuart, the "Sailfish Capital of the World" that is home to beachside fun, historical landmarks, and a thriving arts and entertainment community. The Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Stuart-North is the perfect pla...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 171 reviews
Excellent 9.6
Pool need access thats not from main lobby.
Excellent 10.0
nice and clean , staff was very nice.
|Excellent - 265 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 265 reviews
Good 7.0
Breakfast was good
Hot tub was not working. Room was a little musty smelling.Staff was friendly and helpful.
Good 8.0
The location and the Staff!
The shower was not as clean as it should have been. There was someone else's hair stuck to the wall and the tub didn't drain to well so I had dirty water over my feet and up past my ankles until it stepped out of the tub.The staff was GREAT!!
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 365 reviews
Excellent 10.0
cleanliness, proximity to attractions, friendly staff, value
nothingAwesome experience. Best hotel value
Excellent 10.0
The room was larger then average. Breakfast was included and also dinner during the week days. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The price for the room was very reasonable for the extras that were included.
The pool could have been a bit larger, but apart from that, everything was fine.I would definitely recommend this hotel to friends and family. It was clean and very comfortable and we enjoyed our five day stay in the area.
|Good - 416 reviews
Situated in the heart of downtown Stuart, Florida - and on Florida's "Treasure Coast" - the BEST WESTERN Downtown Stuart offers the best shopping, dining and local attractions - all just outside this Stuart, Florida hotel! Guests of the BEST WESTERN Downtown Stuart will find all the comforts of home, along with superb customer service and a welcoming staff...
Overall Rating - Good - 416 reviews
Okay 5.0
Not much
A little on the tacky side. Very uncomfortable beds.
Good 7.0
A great value. Room was really clean, quiet, and large. Front desk staff was very friendly.
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With a stay at Americas Best Value Inn-FL Turnpike & I-95 Junction in Fort Pierce, you'll be within the vicinity of Oxbow Eco-Center and Sunrise Theater. This motel is within the vicinity of Manatee Education and Observation Center and A.E. Backus Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 59 guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless...
Overall Rating - Okay - 38 reviews
Poor 1.0
That you even recommend this motel tells me you do not screen any of the motels you suggest. We were told there would a Refrigerator, Microwave in the room and there was nether. The coffee maker was broken and the road were broken up,it was trulya terrible experience.In addition there were people fighting and screaming all night and the so call breakfast filthy and not enough utensils or food. I don't have unreasonable expectation for low cost motels and have never complained before and go out of my way to give the benefit of the doubt to most situations. Priceline should be ashamed to made this recommendation
Poor 1.0
1) was expecting a NON smoking room. This room was previously a smoking room and they did nothing to get rid of the odor when they converted it to non smoking. 2) Carpet/floor disgusting. Curtains has wholes in them. Breakfast GROSS. Staff - lazy.I would NEVER go here again. I would NEVER recommend this hotel. It was a complete dump. Staff sat on the phone the whole time and if I came to the desk they acted as if I was an inconvenience. Was supposed to have non smoking room. The room smelled must like an ashtray. They must have converted from smoking to non smoking. All my clothes now smell like smoke - gross. Carpeting is disgusting. Looks like its been spilled on for many years and never cleaned. Breakfast consisted of sponge like waffles, english muffins and some dry cereal. Disgusting.
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Located in Okeechobee, Pier II Resort is on a lake and close to Jaycee Park and Flagler Park. This hotel is within the vicinity of Okeechobee Livestock Market and Okeechobee County Sports Complex. Make yourself at home in one of the 87 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable pro...
Overall Rating - Good - 119 reviews
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Relax by Port St. Lucie Hotel's Grotto Waterfall Welcome to Florida's Treasure Coast, renowned for its sunken Spanish ships, gorgeous, unpopulated beaches and fascinating biological diversity. The Holiday Inn® Port St. Lucie hotel is in the heart of the Treasure Coast, surrounded by picturesque towns, parks and waterways. Stay with us and enjoy all the comfo...
Overall Rating - Good - 310 reviews
Poor 2.0
Discounted price through orbits.
Location was too far off I95. No complimentary breakfast. Not knowing where hotel was until booked.restaurant hours not convenient for traveling. Breakfast served too late.
Mediocre 3.0
cleanliness was poor all over. Inside and outside.people that weren't guests were using the pool. I watched them come from the parking lot straight to the pool. People would let them in even though they didn't have a key.
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Welcome to the New Holiday Inn Express Hotel in Stuart, Florida This choice Stuart hotel is ideally located just off I-95, within 10 miles of beautiful Atlantic Coast beaches, perfect for business travelers and their families. Our new Stuart, FL hotel offers the ambiance of a small town with convenient access to nearby beaches, including Jensen Beach, Sewall...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 77 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Great hotel, friendly staff A+
NoNice park across the street
Good 8.0
The hotel was nice for a 2 1/2 star hotel.
We were told that we could check in beginning at 2:00pm. We arrived around 2:30 and they hadn't yet cleaned our room from the night before. Also,m the lighting in the bathroom was terrible.
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This Stuart Florida Clarion Inn by Choice Hotels is conveniently located on the Treasure Coast, minutes away from the beautiful beaches at Hutchinson Island and Jensen beach. Also in Stuart you will enjoy unlimited golf and the eco-adventures, fishing, water sports, the renowned Lyric Theatre and the Elliott Museum. There are also distinctive shops and resta...
Overall Rating - Good - 284 reviews
Good 8.0
Swimming Pool, Live music, and friendly people
They had just cleaned the rug in our room and there was a very strong smell to try and sleep with but better to have a clean rug than a dirty one.
Good 7.0
Older, but well-maintained property. Room was clean, bed was comfortable, and breakfast was above average for this type of hotel. No sheets for sofa bed in the room, but they were brought quickly after calling front desk. Nothing fancy, but met our needs.
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where Florida feels different .. welcome to the Hampton Inn-Lake Okeechobee At the Hampton Inn® Okeechobee, Florida feels a little different. Our Okeechobee hotel is near scenic marshlands, world-class fishing and quaint historic downtown shopping districts. This scenic Florida area offers up sun-drenched mornings, lakeside picnics and moonlit horseback ride...
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Excellent 10.0
Very nice and helpful staff. Nice area for boat parking. Very clean.
Not at all.Very nice and helpful staff. Nice area for boat parking. Very clean.
Excellent 10.0
Very nice to say the least.The front desk girl (jenn) was so nice, I was greeted by so many of the staff, By the time I got to my room I was feeling like I was someone really special. very close to a wide veriety of some really good places to eat.the room Smelled great ,clean,and the BED ...OH!!!MY GOSH like a dream come true.Breakfest in the mornning was great and (lois) is the attendant ,she is a hoot :) On my way out the Maintenance Chief even helped me with my bag and gave me directions what a nice man. I will be back...


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Emily Evans leans down close to Daisy and offers amends in the form cookie. But for Daisy, sopping wet and tired, a cookie just isn't going to cut it this time.
Instead Daisy pushes her muzzle toward the edge of the pool and looks up.
She offers Evans her best sad puppy dog eyes.
At 6 years old, Daisy is the kind of German shepherd that hikes, climbs and walks as often as her owners do.
Everything changed after leg surgery, though, and her owner April Evans wasn't ready for Daisy — who was so active she is possibly part rabbit, according to Evans — to slow down.
Enter Veterinarian Regina Schwabe, a woman whose name is followed by a vegetable soup worth of titles. Translated, all those certifications mean Schwabe works magic with animals.
Schwabe, an expert in integrative veterinary medicine, does everything from rehabilitate paralyzed cats to teach dogs how to walk again.
She is one of only 13 people inVirginia certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association and one of the less than 30 veterinarians inVirginia with certification from International Veterinary Acupuncture Society.
Nestled on a huge swath of land carved into the forest far from anyone, Schwabe's clinic is an oasis for those who have found Pamplin Animal Wellness Services (PAWS).
"I just can't say enough about her," said Linda Burger, who drives from Pittsburgh every three months with her dogs to be treated by Schwabe.
"You are with her and — the dogs know it, too — you're with her and you feel better," said Burger, who has been one of Schwabe's clients since before the clinic even opened in 2002.
Schwabe is among just a handful of veterinarians in Virginia who offer acupuncture for pets, rehabilitation and swim therapy. Few clinics offer the modalities she does and even fewer have the facilities dedicated specifically to the different therapies. Everything from the kitty window facing the yard to the playgrounds were created with pet rehabilitation in mind.
Martha Wiseman, an assistant at Rustburg Veterinary Clinic, said her clinic appreciates being able to refer clients to Schwabe. It's common practice for them to refer patients with orthopedic or back injuries or leg surgery for specialized care. Without access to Schwab, Wiseman said it would take much longer for their clients to recover.
"It's an advantage to the animal," said Wiseman.
Beth Baldwin, who competes with her obedience dog Jessie, said she's only been able to find about four dog therapy pools in Virginia but she prefers to drive from her home in the Richmond area to Pamplin to see Schwabe.
She doesn't do the invasive surgeries or even X-rays that Baldwin's Goochland vet does, but Schwabe pays attention to the nitty-gritty and stays on top of the latest in pet care. In Jessie's case, it means Schwabe closely watches her thyroid because an underactive thyroid, common among the breed, will affect her muscles.
Dogs typically visit PAWS a few times each year, swimming for no more than 30 minutes with Schwabe at their side the entire time. Most of her clients have more doctors than humans have, which Schwabe said makes perfect sense because one year in the life of a dog is equal to about six or seven human years.
A lot can happen in that time.
Schwabe operates in a small space that looks more like a living room with its couches, exercise equipment and rugs. Animals of all sizes seem to instantly relax in her presence, nuzzling up to her in search of the source of the delectable scent emanating from her pockets.
She is a big fan of protein for dogs and dogs are a big fan of the cookies she special orders for them.
Sitting on the floor, Schwabe gingerly rotates Daisy's still shorn leg and takes in the muscle atrophy.
"It's got a real good range of motion but man it's just grating," Schwabe tells Evans, of Lynchburg.
After some spinal manipulations and a lot of talk about diet and supplements, Schwabe decides its time to set Daisy loose.
She introduces Evans and Daisy to a new harness, which moves Daisy's center of gravity back and they set out across the property.
Schwabe analyzes each step, teaching Evans what to look for and showing her how Daisy has learned to change her gait to accommodate the pain.
"So my job is to teach her to trust that leg again," said Schwabe, as she leads Daisy back to the office and gets her suited up for a visit to the pool.
Armed with a life jacket and neck flotation, Schwabe and Evans lower a reluctant Daisy into the pool.
People assume all dogs are natural swimmers. They are not.
But some are super smart, like Daisy, who quickly learns the life vest will keep her afloat if she curls her legs up tight under her body.
After a few minutes, Schwabe releases Daisy from the vest.
With her nose high into the air she begins a frenzied three-legged paddle and aims directly for the stairs she came in on.
After only a few minutes and a bit of coaxing, Daisy circles the pool with all four legs churning. Swimming forces dogs to use their lower backs, rather than rely on their front paws as they typically do.
"It's still mysterious to me," said Schwabe as she walks alongside Daisy in the warm pool in her wetsuit. After more than a decade in the field, Schwabe said it still fascinates her how the water loosens dogs' connective tissues and ease their arthritis and knee pain.
"For the older ones it's liberating," said Schwabe, who has taught dogs as old as 14 how to swim in the gently pulsing water.
About one-third of her clients are swimmers while the rest of the cats and dogs she sees get everything from massage and nutritional therapy to electro-stimulation and acupuncture. Last year she saw almost 2,000 clients and appointments are back-to-back.
Schwabe, who helps advocate for healthy animal care through groups such as Saint Francis Service Dogs, has no intention of slowing down either, and continues to accept new clients.
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SPORTS OF THE TIMES; Legacy of Ashe Receives a Breath of New Life
By WILLIAM C. RHODEN
Published: February 10, 2007
''Time flies,'' Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe said earlier this week.
I didn't realize that her husband, Arthur Ashe Jr., had died 14 years ago. It seemed like yesterday I was speaking with Arthur about some project or some incident involving an athlete. It seemed like yesterday when hundreds sat in the cavernous Cathedral of St. John the Divine, listening to a parade of mourners pay tribute to Ashe, who died at 49 on Feb. 6, 1993, after a battle with AIDS.
''It's really, really hard to believe myself,'' Moutoussamy-Ashe said. ''Time is just flying by.''
Thanks to technology -- and to Ashe's widow -- time stands still, and we can remember Ashe the tennis champion, the humanitarian, the educator. Earlier this week, Moutoussamy-Ashe used the anniversary of Ashe's death to unveil a fantastic, interactive Web site, arthurashe.org, designed to commemorate her husband's spirit. For those who knew him, the site offers familiar images, though some of the material has never been released. More than that, it is designed to introduce younger generations to core values that shaped Ashe's life: education, responsibility, leadership.
The Web site is the result of a 10-year journey, which finally came to fruition with the help of Merrill Lynch, that succeeds in making Ashe come alive. We hear his words and his perspectives on topics as diverse as education, protest and AIDS. He offers this gem on tennis:
''There are lessons that one can learn out there all by yourself on the tennis court: There are no substitutions, no time outs and no coaches. You have to really learn to depend upon yourself, you have to learn to become self sufficient. You have to learn how to make instantaneous decisions that are going to affect the result of the rest of that match. Life is like that.''
Keeping history alive and bringing history to life are difficult tasks. What seems so intense to one generation often seems like fiction to another. Earlier this week, I was on a television program with Tommie Smith, the great sprinter who raised a clenched fist along with John Carlos during a medal ceremony at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City.
Earlier that year, Ashe had become the first African-American to win a major tennis title when he won the United States Open.
Some of the producers and directors on the show had no idea who Smith was. Fans may be more familiar with Ashe because the stadium where the United States Open finals are played is named in his honor.
Moutoussamy-Ashe's goal is to make the Web site an engaging way for people, especially young people, to learn about what her husband stood for.
''I want to bring him to life on those computers so he's not just bricks and mortar,'' she said.
Moutoussamy-Ashe has larger plans for the site: She wants to bring Ashe to life by way of animation. ''I can see children playing interactive games with him,'' she said. ''It'll be a safe place for them to come, for them to understand the important aspects of his legacy about education and learning, and doing it by simulating his voice and simulating the footage that I have, making him like an animated character but doing it with his voice. It's a way of engaging the things I love to do with helping the legacy.
''People so appreciated remembering him, not just by reading things or seeing things, but hearing his voice about his own story and talking about his issues.''
Beyond the historical importance of Ashe's Web site, what I find compelling is his wife's determination to define Ashe's life and legacy rather than leave it to others. More athletes should think about doing this while they are playing, and many have, especially at a time when athletes are increasingly complaining about their portrayal in the news media.
''That's what's so compelling to me about this site,'' she said. ''I'm not allowing anyone else to tell it. It's Arthur telling the story. Arthur was very accessible, and there's a lot of information in various places. I want to put it in once place and let people really learn about him; a virtual museum.''
I can't imagine the burden of being the widow of an American icon, especially when the icon died at a relatively young age. In some ways, the survivor becomes married to a legacy that is incomplete. Jackie Robinson was 53 when he died; Martin Luther King Jr. was only 39; Ashe was 49.
There are 24 groups and organizations that operate under the banner of Ashe's name, and each wants a piece of his widow's time. In this respect, arthurashe.org is liberating for Moutoussamy-Ashe, an accomplished photographer who has published four books of photography.
''I had for so long been involved with all of the legacy groups, and I really am not that comfortable with appearances and interviews,'' she said. ''This has really freed me up, and it's given me a form of expressing Arthur's legacy and my admiration of it.''
Arthur Ashe fit much of the criteria for what a great athlete should be. He won championships. He used his visibility to fight for causes. He educated, writing a three-volume history, ''Hard Road to Glory,'' when he discovered while preparing to teach a course that no comprehensive history of African-American athletes existed.
He marched. He picketed. He protested. He quickly became a spokesman for the fight against the disease.
Arthur died 14 years ago. Thankfully, his wife has found a way to keep his memory -- and his legacy -- in play.
Arthur Ashe Jr. lives.
Photos: Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe recently unveiled an interactive Web site to honor the memory of her husband. (pg. D1); Arthur Ashe, the first African-American to win at Wimbledon, used his visibility to fight for causes. He died in 1993 after a battle with AIDS. (Photo by Associated Press, 1975)(pg. D2)


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The Chicago Bears have already been without Jay Cutler and Matt Forte, and they may be without Brian Urlacher and Marion Barber on Sunday when they close out their injury riddled season against the Minnesota Vikings. Urlacher missed his second straight day of practice on Thursday with a knee injury and Barber did not practice again due to a calf injury.
The good news is that Devin Hester (ankle) was a full participant on Thursday after being limited yesterday. Julius Peppers also returned to practice on Thursday after missing Wednesday's due to a non-injury related matter.
Here is the full injury report for the Chicago Bears:
Marion Barber
Did not participate
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Kellen Davis
Did not participate
Did not participate
Julius Peppers
Not injury related
Did not participate
Brian Urlacher
Did not participate
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Corey Wootton
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Full participation
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Full participation
Chris Spencer
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Full participation
Devin Hester
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Full participation
Lance Briggs
Limited participation
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As of this morning, it was being reported that quarterback Christian Ponder would start this weekend in the Vikings' season finale against the Chicago Bears. Well, he was a full participant in practice on Thursday, which should bolster that possibility. That has to be disappointing news for Joe Webb, who led the VIkes to a win last week against the Washington Redskins, despite having to deal with the team losing its star running back Adrian Peterson for the season with a torn ACL.
Here is the full injury report for the Vikings:
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|Ponder, Christian
|Sanford, Jamarca
|Sapp, Benny
For more on the Minnesota Vikings, head to Daily Norseman.
Christian Ponder was knocked from Sunday's win over the Washington Redskins, but has passed all the necessary tests this week and is expected to start the regular season finale against the Chicago Bears. it was rumored that Joe Webb would possibly get his first start of the season after leading Minnesota to a win, but it appears now that the rookie Ponder will start:
Ponder has passed all the necessary tests and is ready to come back for more against Chicago on Sunday. Ponder saw a neurologist on Tuesday and was cleared to play, so he will start in the season finale.
"I guess I actually scored higher on my baseline tests so maybe I got some sense knocked into me," Ponder deadpanned on Wednesday after returning to practice.
Webb was 4 of 5 for only 84 yards against the Redskins, but two of his passes went for touchdowns to Percy Harvin and Kyle Rudolph. Webb also rushed for 34 yards and a touchdowns ans Minnesota broke a six game losing streak in a come from behind win.
The Minnesota Vikings can no longer get the No. 1 pick in the 2012 NFL Draft by virtue of their win over the Washington Redskins in Week 16; the Vikes would lose (win?) tiebreakers against the Indianapolis Colts and St. Louis Rams if all three teams finished at 3-13. But all is not lost for Minnesota: the Vikings could still secure the second overall pick in the NFL Draft, and will fall no further than sixth.
Daily Norseman Christopher Gates breaks down Vikings' No. 2 pick scenario:
Obviously, if the Vikings lose on Sunday to the Chicago Bears, they can select no worse than third. If the Rams win and the Vikings lose, then it would appear that the Vikings would leapfrog the Rams based on strength of schedule and wind up with the second spot. However, the Rams are going to be facing a San Francisco 49ers team that is still fighting for the second overall seed in the NFC and a first-round playoff bye, so that's a pretty tall order. With all due respect to our friends at Turf Show Times, I wouldn't anticipate a St. Louis victory on Sunday.
If the Vikings win, though, they could slide to sixth, falling behind the Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
For more on the Minnesota Vikings, head to Daily Norseman.
The Minnesota Vikings spent their first round draft pick on Christian Ponder last year, but the team's past couple of games are apparently making the coaching staff re-think that decision. The reason being, of course, that Joe Webb may have been the quarterback of the future all along.
Webb was selected in the sixth round of the 2010 NFL Draft, but has been looked at as more of a gadget guy who can provide different looks rather than a prototypical quarterback. His ability to lead a second Vikings comeback in as many appearances has apparently made head coach Leslie Frazier re-think that, however, according to statements made to 1500 ESPN.
"Some of the things he does, man, and what it does to the rest of our team -- you can't ignore it," Frazier said after Webb led three touchdown drives in relief of injured Christian Ponder and the Vikings beat the Washington Redskins 33-26.
"It's something we're going to take a real hard look at as we go forward. He definitely lifts our team. He's done it. He did it a season ago as well."
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The Minnesota Vikings were battered all over FedEx Field on Christmas Eve against the Washington Redskins. On consecutive plays in the third quarter, they lost running back Adrian Peterson to a horrific leg injury, and then lost Christian Ponder to a concussion. However, as they have done for most of the season, they fought all the way through to the end, and managed to come away with a 33-26 victory behind the arm (and legs) of Joe Webb and the running of Toby Gerhart.
The Vikings got off to an early ten-point lead in this one, thanks to a 36-yard Ryan Longwell field goal that came after a strip-sack of Rex Grossman by defensive end Brian Robison and a 1-yard touchdown run by Adrian Peterson on the first play of the second quarter.
However, following the Peterson touchdown run, Ryan Longwell put the ensuing kickoff out of bounds, and the Redskins took advantage of the good field position to score a touchdown, putting together a 60-yard drive that ended with a 5-yard pass from Grossman to Donte Stallworth. The Redskins tied it up just before halftime with a 26-yard field goal from Graham Gano, sending the teams into the locker room tied at ten.
The Vikings got the ball first in the second half, and that's when all hell broke loose for the Vikings. On Minnesota's first offensive play, Peterson took a handoff, ran up the middle, and was tackled by Washington's DeJon Gomes. Peterson did not get up, and was writhing in pain on the field. He eventually needed to be helped off the field, unable to put any weight at all on his left leg. It looked like a pretty horrific knee injury, but we don't know the extent of it yet. Once we have word on the injury, we will bring you word of it. Peterson is set to have an MRI on his injured knee this evening, according to Vikings' head coach Leslie Frazier.
Then, on the next play, quarterback Christian Ponder dropped back to pass and absorbed a helmet-to-helmet hit from Redskins' defensive lineman Barry Cofield. Ponder managed to stay in for one more play, but was then taken to the locker room for a concussion, and did not return to the game. He absorbed a helmet-to-helmet hit in the first quarter from safety Reed Doughty as well, but did not miss any action as a result of that one.
That meant that it was up to Joe Webb and Toby Gerhart to rally the troops, and that's exactly what they did. After a 53-yard field goal from Gano that gave the Redskins a 13-10 lead, Gerhart took a handoff from Webb and streaked 67 yards down the left sideline, finally being pushed out of bounds at the Washington 8. Two plays later, Webb took a snap on an option play and kept it himself for a 9-yard touchdown run to give Minnesota a 17-13 lead.
The action really picked up from there, as the Redskins responded with another touchdown of their own, as Grossman led Washington down the field again and ended a drive with a 4-yard touchdown pass from Grossman to Jabar Gaffney. Gaffney beat Benny Sapp and made an outstanding one-handed catch on the play, despite Sapp having pretty good coverage. That play gave the Redskins the lead back at 20-17.
Toby Gerhart wasn't having any of that, however, as he rumbled for 22 yards on two carries to start Minnesota's next drive, including a 14-yard blast on 3rd-and-1 to get the Vikings to midfield. A 31-yard end-around from Percy Harvin followed, and two plays later Webb found rookie tight end Kyle Rudolph in the end zone for a 17-yard touchdown catch. Unfortunately, Longwell's rough day continued as he missed the extra point wide to the right, and the Vikings' lead stayed at 23-20.
The Redskins then followed up with another Gano field goal to tie the score at 23, and Joe Webb went to work again, leading the Vikings on a 72-yard scoring drive. He made a huge throw to Percy Harvin to gain 36 yards on 3rd-and-10, and then hit Devin Aromashodu for 19 yards to follow that up. Two plays later, Webb found Harvin again for an 8-yard touchdown pass, and the Vikings were back on top by a count of 30-23.
And then. . .the unthinkable happened.
On a 2nd-and-10 play from the Washington 32, Grossman dropped back to pass, and overthrew Santana Moss, landing the ball right into the breadbasket of Vikings' rookie safety Mistral Raymond for an interception. It was the first pass intercepted by a Minnesota Vikings' player in over thirty-nine quarters of football. If you add up all of the game time that elapsed between those two occurrences, it would total nine hours, fifty-two minutes, and thirty seconds of football between interceptions for the Vikings.
The Vikings converted the turnover into a 23-yard Ryan Longwell field goal to take a 33-23 lead. The Redskins got a 47-yard field goal from Gano to cut the lead to 33-26, and the Redskins got themselves into position for a Hail Mary at the end, but Raymond batted the pass down, and the Vikings escaped with the victory.
The victory for the Vikings officially eliminates them from consideration for the top overall pick in the National Football League draft. They can still finish 3-13 and tie with the Indianapolis Colts, but the Colts would "win" any strength of schedule tiebreaker with the Vikings, so the best the Vikings can do is the second overall selection.
In happier news, Jared Allen collected a sack of Rex Grossman this afternoon, giving him a total of 18.5 on the season. While it appears that Michael Strahan's single-season record of 22.5 is out of reach, Chris Doleman's Vikings' record of 21 (the third-highest single-season total in NFL history) might be attainable in the season finale against the Chicago Bears.
Gerhart put together the first 100-yard performance of his career, carrying the ball 11 times for 109 yards on the afternoon. Webb finished the afternoon with four completions in five attempts for 84 yards and two touchdowns, in addition to five carries for 34 yards and another score. The Vikings were +2 in the takeaway/giveaway ratio in this one, as they did not turn the ball over this afternoon, and the six points they turned those turnovers into played a big role in Minnesota's victory.
The Vikings will finish the season on New Year's Day at the Metrodome against the Chicago Bears and, in the process, attempt to avoid finishing in a tie with the 1984 Minnesota Vikings for the worst record in franchise history. The 1984 team went 3-13, and a victory on January 1 would help the Vikings to avoid that fate.
The Minnesota Vikings had not intercepted a pass since Week 5 against the Arizona Cardinals, when Jamarca Sanford picked off Arizona Cardinals' backup Richard Bartell on the Cardinals' final offense play of Minnesota's Week Five victory.
That is, they hadn't intercepted a pass since then. . .until just a few minutes ago.
The Vikings ended a streak of 298 consecutive pass attempts faced without an interception. . .a streak that encompassed an NFL record nine games (not to mention three-fourths of a tenth game). . .when Rex Grossman dropped back to pass, missed Santana Moss, and found rookie safety Mistral Raymond in the fourth quarter of this afternoon's game. Raymond took the ball into Washington territory, and the Vikings converted another Ryan Longwell field goal from there to make the score 33-23 in favor of the Vikings.
The Redskins are driving, and we are at the two-minute warning at FedEx Field on what can be described as a truly up-and-down day for the Vikings' faithful.
Congratulations to rookie safety Mistral Raymond on his first National Football League interception, and for ending one of the most ridiculous streaks in Minnesota Vikings' history.
UPDATE: The Redskins have just kicked a field goal to cut the lead to 33-26, with an onside kick almost certainly coming next.
The Minnesota Vikings might have a quarterback controversy going into 2012. . .but rather than being between Christian Ponder and Andrew Luck, it might just be between Christian Ponder. . .and Joe Webb.
Webb has taken the Vikings to their third touchdown in as many drives, giving the Vikings a 30-23 lead in response to a field goal that had tied the game for the Washington Redskins.
It took the Vikings six plays to move 72 yards, half of which came on a big third down throw from Joe Webb to Percy Harvin for 36 yards on a 3rd-and-10 play. After that, Webb found Devin Aromashodu for a 23-yard gain, and two plays later found Harvin in the right flat again, and Harvin did the rest for an 8-yard touchdown pass.
Webb is now 4-for-5 passing for 84 yards and two touchdowns, and also has a touchdown run since coming in to relieve a concussed Christian Ponder.
Time is winding down in the fourth quarter at FedEx Field, and the Minnesota Vikings lead the Washington Redskins by a score of 30-23.
We can barely keep up with the action here, folks, but we're doing the best we can.
The Minnesota Vikings, behind the running of Toby Gerhart and the arm of Joe Webb, have taken the lead back from the Washington Redskins at FedEx Field.
Gerhart had two carries on the drive for 22 yards, including a 14-yard blast on 3rd-and-1 to keep the drive going. After that play, Percy Harvin took an end around and sprinted for 31 yards into the Washington red zone at the 19-yard line. A couple of plays later, Joe Webb found Kyle Rudolph in the end zone from 17 yards out to give the Vikings a 23-20 lead.
Yes, Rudolph scores on Christmas Eve. This material writes itself, folks.
Unfortunately, that's where the score stayed, as Ryan Longwell missed the extra point attempt, so the Vikings have a three-point lead over the Redskins instead of a four-point lead.
The Redskins are driving again as the third quarter winds down, but the Vikings are back in the lead by a score of 23-20.
As the Minnesota Vikings are wont to do, they managed to follow up a great series with terrible special teams play, as they followed Joe Webb's latest touchdown run by allowing Washington Redskins return man Brandon Banks to return the ensuing kickoff all the way to the Minnesota 43-yard line.
It didn't take the Redskins long from there, as they took seven plays to get the ball into the end zone. The scoring play was a 4-yard pass from Rex Grossman to Jabar Gaffney on what can only be described as a great catch by Gaffney. Benny Sapp had great coverage on the Redskins' wide receiver, but Gaffney made an outstanding one-handed catch when Grossman put the ball in the only spot Sapp couldn't reach.
So, as quickly as Minnesota got the lead, they've given it back to the Redskins, but they are driving again with three minutes left in the third quarter. The Vikings trail the Redskins, 20-17.
The Vikings have lost Adrian Peterson for the season. . .and maybe longer. . .after a nasty leg injury, but his replacement has not been deterred.
Check out the career-long 67-yard run by Toby Gerhart on Minnesota's most recent possession.
Gerhart isn't necessarily known for his speed or anything like that, and it looked like the Redskins' defense might have been taking a breather knowing that Adrian Peterson was not lined up in the backfield.
Whatever the reason was, it set up a 9-yard touchdown run for Joe Webb two plays later, and it gave the Vikings a 17-13 lead. . .temporarily. The Redskins have just answered with another score, and we'll have all of the details on that one for you momentarily.
The Minnesota Vikings are losing bodies left and right, but they're certainly not going down yet.
After losing Adrian Peterson to a brutal left knee injury and Christian Ponder to a concussion, the Vikings set up shop at their own 25-yard line. Then, we got a surprise screening of The Replacements, as Toby Gerhart took a handoff from Joe Webb and jetted off for a 67-yard run down to the Redskins' 8-yard line. Two plays later, Webb took a snap, played the option game with Gerhart, and found his way into the end zone for a 9-yard touchdown run to give the Vikings a 17-13 lead.
(Sorry, with all the injury updates and everything, we missed Graham Gano's 52-yard field goal that gave the Redskins a 13-10 lead. Momentarily.)
So, the action is suddenly fast and furious at FedEx field, and with about ten minutes left in the third quarter the Vikings hold a 17-13 lead over the Washington Redskins.
Bad news for the Minnesota Vikings in their game against the Washington Redskins. The result of the game has suddenly become horribly insignificant, that is to say, if the injury to running back Adrian Peterson ends up as bad as it looked. Peterson went down with what appeared to be a serious knee injury, and if you're going to look at it, keep in mind that it's not for the faint of heart.
It certainly looks like something is broken. Peterson went down, and was carted to the locker room for further examination. There's no official word on his status, but you can bet it will be quite a bit worse than "questionable." Peterson has been banged up with an ankle sprain for the last few weeks, but this is clearly far worse than that.
For the most part, it's too early to speculate, but folks have to hope that it won't keep Peterson out of, say, next season. Below is an animated .gif of the injury.
Just when you didn't think it could get a whole lot worse for the Minnesota Vikings, it did.
On the play after Adrian Peterson appeared to suffer a nasty knee injury, Christian Ponder was sacked on a helmet-to-helmet hit by Redskins' defensive tackle Barry Cofield. After the play, Ponder was taken back to the locker room, likely to be checked for a concussion, because the shot he took was a pretty big one.
This follows a shot that he took in the first quarter from Redskins' safety Reed Doughty as he tried to slide after a quarterback scramble. Doughty was penalized on the play, and the Vikings scored a touchdown as a result.
The Vikings and Redskins are still tied at ten with 10:42 remaining in the third quarter of play at FedEx Field. At this point, we're just going to stop asking if it can get any worse, because every time we ask it, it seems that it does.
We're at halftime at FedEx Field in this penultimate game of the 2011 NFL season, and the Minnesota Vikings and Washington Redskins are tied at ten.
The Vikings scored the first ten points of the game, courtesy of a 38-yard Ryan Longwell field goal that had been set up by a strip/sack of Rex Grossman by Brian Robison in the first quarter and a 1-yard Adrian Peterson touchdown run to start the second. The Redskins then responded with ten of their own thanks to a 5-yard touchdown pass from Grossman to Donte Stallworth (on a drive that started after Longwell put a kickoff out of bounds) and a 26-yard Graham Gano field goal late in the first half.
Jared Allen has registered a sack of Rex Grossman, giving him 18.5 for the season. That means he's 2.5 behind Chris Doleman for the Vikings' single-season record, and 4 behind Michael Strahan's all-time NFL record for a single season. Adrian Peterson has 35 carries on 11 yards, which means that he is now 71 yards away from setting the Vikings' all-time career rushing record. He trailed Robert Smith by 106 yards going into today's action.
After starting the game 1-for-5, Grossman has completed 9-of-16 for 118 yards and a score, and the Vikings have now played 38 straight quarters of football without an interception. Christian Ponder has completed 8-of-12 passes for 68 yards, including a great throw and catch to Greg Camarillo. That set up a 4th-and-1, and after imploring the coaches to go for it on the sidelines, Peterson false started on a play that looked like it would have gained a first down, and Longwell missed a field goal from 49 yards out.
We're at halftime, folks, with the Minnesota Vikings and Washington Redskins tied at 10.
The Washington Redskins took advantage of good field position from a Ryan Longwell kickoff going out of bounds, and they turned it into points against the Minnesota Vikings at FedEx Field.
Starting from their own 40-yard line, the Redskins moved the ball 60 yards in seven plays, concluding with a five yard touchdown pass from Rex Grossman to Donte Stallworth for a touchdown. It appeared that the ball may have popped out before Stallworth scored, but replay confirmed the touchdown, and the Vikings' lead is now just three points.
The Vikings have now allowed 26 touchdown passes since their last interception, and are in the middle of their 38th consecutive quarter of football without an interception.
With 10:46 left in the first half in the nation's capital, the Minnesota Vikings lead the Washington Redskins by a score of 10-7 on this Christmas Eve. Keep it right here for all the most recent updates on this one.
The Minnesota Vikings have increased their lead over the Washington Redskins early in the second quarter at FedEx Field.
It looked like the Redskins had the Vikings stopped on their most recent drive, but an offsides penalty on a 4th-and-4 allowed the Vikings to keep the ball when it looked like they would have to punt it away. A couple of plays later, a sliding Christian Ponder took a really, really cheap helmet-to-helmet hit from Washington safety Reed Doughty, and the Minnesota drive continued.
Eventually, on the first play of the second quarter, Minnesota gave the ball to Adrian Peterson, and he scored his first touchdown since finding the end zone against the Oakland Raiders prior to his injury, and the Vikings increased their lead to 10-0.
Ryan Longwell then put the ensuing kickoff out of bounds, so the Redskins start out with good field position. But, as it stands now, the Vikings lead the Redskins by a score of 10-0 with fourteen minutes left in the first half.
The Minnesota Vikings have taken an early lead in their game in front of. . .dozens of fans at FedEx Field against the Washington Redskins.
The two teams exchanged punts to start the game, and on Washington's second drive, defensive end Brian Robison got some heavy pressure on Rex Grossman, stripping him of the football and falling on it at the Washington 20-yard line, putting the Vikings in business.
And then, the Vikings' offense being what it is, they managed to gain three yards on three plays (two Adrian Peterson carries and an incomplete pass to Peterson), and settled for a 36-yard Ryan Longwell field goal to take a 3-0 lead.
Grossman has looked pretty terrible against the Vikings' defense thus far, completing just one of his first five passes and hitting safety Jamarca Sanford in the chest with a pass. Naturally, the pass hit the turf, as the Vikings are still in the midst of an NFL-record interception drought.
But, with a little more than seven minutes left in the first quarter of play, the Redskins take over at their own 20-yard line, trailing the Minnesota Vikings 3-0.
The Washington Redskins hoped to host the Minnesota Vikings in relative good health, especially when you consider that in week 16 of the NFL, few players are what most normal people would consider healthy.
The only question marks heading into Sunday were running back Roy Helu and offensive tackle Jammal Brown. Unfortunately for Washington, Helu will not be able to go with his name appearing on the Redskins' inactive list. Helu has emerged as a reliable back for the Redskins, so his absence will be felt by the offense as backup Evan Royster will start and pick up Helu's workload for the Washington running game.
Jammal Brown will be available for the Redskins to help create some running room for Royster and back up Ryan Torain. Here is the full inactive list for Washington.
#Redskins inactives for #Vikings game: RB Helu, LB White, OL Cook, TE Myers, WR Anderson, DE Worthington, DE Balmer
The Minnesota Vikings continue playing through injuries, with key offensvie players Christian Ponder and Adrian Peterson battling through a hip and ankle injury, respectively to bolster the Minnesota offense. Both players will be available again this week, but they will be missing a key part of their supporting cast.
The Vikings will be short one key weapon on the offensive line which won't make things any easier on Peterson. Veteran guard Steve Hutchinson has been ruled out while recovering from concussion symptoms.
Cornerback Asher Allen will also sit out against the Redskins due to concussion symptoms. Here is the remainder of the inactive list as reported by the Vikings.
Inactives: CB Asher Allen, CB Chris Cook, LB Xavier Adibi, OL DeMarcus Love, OL Steve Hutchinson, TE Allen Reisner & DE D'Aundre Reed.
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson returned to the field last week to contribute 60 yards rushing on just 10 carries. Considering he felt he was less than 100 percent fit to play, Peterson was pretty productive on limited touches.
So with heavy fantasy football ramifications for week 16, Peterson's fantasy owners will hope AP gets more touches against the Washington Redskins to help deliver a fantasy championship. Peterson remains dinged up while dealing with the high-ankle sprain that has slowed him down for the last few weeks.
The Redskins' run defense ranks 15th in the NFL but has played well of late. But the key for Peterson will be the number of touches he can get in the game. Aside from his balky ankle, Peterson's legs should be fresh and ready for as much action as the ankle can handle and if that includes a trip to the end zone, fantasy owners will be happy.
Fantasy owners should find some positives in AP's projections for the week. According to numberFire, Peterson projects to roughly double his touches from last week with 17.33 carries for 78.40 yards and 2.11 receptions for 18.50 yards with 0.65 touchdowns. Last week, Peterson was shut out of the passing game, so if his carries approach 20 and he catches a couple of balls out of the backfield, there will be plenty of chances to big plays which could deliver a nice contribution for fantasy owners.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder may not be the ideal start for fantasy owners looking to win their league championship based on today's action. But in some cases, Ponder may be the only option and if so, at least the rookie quarterback will be plenty motivated to put his recent struggles behind him and remind the Vikings and their fans that his future remains promising.
A hip injury has hampered Ponder the past few weeks as he's struggled to stay on the field or play well enough to merit staying on the field. But suddenly, the Vikings are thrust into contention for the top pick in the next NFL Draft which means Ponder might look over his shoulder and see a vision of Andrew Luck on the sideline.
A Minnesota win will quiet the Luck chatter so don't expect Ponder to comply with any desires fans may have for the Vikings to roll over against the Redskins on Sunday to remain in contention for to top pick. Ponder will have to exceed expectations from fantasy projections to make that happen, though. According the the numberFire, Ponder projects to complete 17.20 of 29.22 passes for 198.91 yards with 1.04 touchdowns and 0.92 interceptions.
Those numbers wouldn't be a bad starting point for Ponder against the Redskins and if he exceeds those expectations and gets some help from the running game, the Vikings should be in position to win their third game of the season.
For more on the Vikings, check out the Daily Norseman.
The Minnesota Vikings injury report for Week 16 is important mostly because they could potentially end up with the top pick in next year's draft with a loss this weekend against the Washington Redskins. The team has said before they'd rather play for pride than tank for a better pick, but the injury report obviously plays a part.
The Vikings aren't exactly banged up this weekend, but concussions have some players reeling due to injury. 1500 ESPN has more on the major players.
The Vikings ruled out left guard Steve Hutchinson and cornerback Asher Allen for Saturday's game at Washington because of concussions they suffered in last weekend's loss to New Orleans. Both returned briefly against the Saints before departing for good and didn't practice all week.
Joe Berger is expected to start in Hutchinson's place, with rookie Brandon Fusco perhaps rotating in for a series or two. The Vikings plan to use a rotation at cornerback including Benny Sapp, Marcus Sherels, Brandon Burton and Cedric Griffin, who hasn't played on defense since getting benched on Dec. 11 at Detroit.
The only other Vikings players listed on the injury report are Jarrad Page, Kevin Williams, Anthony Herrera and Erin Henderson -- all of which are probable.
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Consultants claim Coastal Contacts cut them out of multimillion-dollar deal
Who's Getting Sued »
For the week of March 11
Defendants:Niemi Laporte & Dowle Appraisals Ltd. and Margaret Dunlop 1000�595 Burrard St., Vancouver and 312�8678 Greenall Ave., Burnaby
Plaintiffs:Genworth Financial Mortgage Insurance Co. Canada dba Genworth Financial Canada 300�2060 Winston Park Dr., Oakville, Ontario
Claim:Damages for breach of contract.��
Defendants:Shota Development Inc. and Tak Cheng Enterprise Co. Ltd. and Yinguang Restaurant Management Ltd. and Wang Min Ying and Cal J. Ming and Shu Ping Tan and Jen Geng aka Chen Geng and Ang Geng 202�2232 W. 41st Ave., Vancouver and 3633 E. 48th Ave., Vancouver and 1504�8288 Lansdowne Rd., Richmond
Plaintiffs:Onni Firbridge Development LP 2900�595 Burrard St., Vancouver
Claim:A declaration that Yinguang Restaurant is in breach of the lease and that the defendants are jointly and severally liable to pay all unpaid rent and additional rent under the lease as it becomes due.
Defendants:Niemi Laporte & Dowle Appraisals Ltd. and Nicole Wood and Jennifer Wood 1000�595 Burrard St., Vancouver and 312�8678 Greenall Ave., Burnaby
Plaintiffs:Genworth Financial Mortgage Insurance Co. Canada dba Genworth Financial Canada 300�2060 Winston Park Dr., Oakville, Ontario
Claim:Damages for breach of contract.
Defendants:Abattis Biologix Corporation and Mike Withrow and Gil Schneider 310�885 Dunsmuir St., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:0740567 B.C. Ltd. 301�460 Nanaimo St., Vancouver
Claim:Damages for debt under an agreement to have the defendant listed on the Canadian National Stock Exchange.
Defendants:Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the Province of British Columbia Address unavailable
Plaintiffs:Telus Communications Inc.
Claim:An order that allows the plaintiff to appeal a decision made by the Minister of Finance regarding PST payments and directs the Minister to refund overpaid PST costs.
Defendants:Thandi Homes Ltd. and Global Excavating & Demolition Ltd. and the City of Vancouver 619 East 5th St., North Vancouver and 13376 90th Ave., Surrey and 141 W. 14th Street, North Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Thomas William John Johnstone 1200�925 West Georgia St., Vancouver
Claim:Damages and an injunction against Thandi and Global and their agents from trespassing on property.
Defendants:Daryl Grant Macaskill 1225 Seymour Street, Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Stockhouse Publishing Ltd. 1130�400 Burrard St., Vancouver
Claim:An injunction restraining the defendant from creating or attempting to create any new account on the Stockhouse website; using or attempting to use any existing account on the Stockhouse website; and posting or attempting to post on the Stockhouse website.
Defendants:Joan Mary Theresa Irving as executrix of the estate of Dr. Rodney Thomas Irving, deceased, and Dr. Mark Murray Fischer and CBI Medical Inc. dba Care Point Medical Centres 1623 Commercial Dr.
Plaintiffs:Vincent William David Gillespie 1124�470 Granville St., Vancouver
Claim:Damages arising from injuries arising from negligence during a hernia surgery.
Defendants:Top Construction & Renovations Ltd. and Ko-Han Cheng aka Howard Cheng and Edmond Wong Engineering Ltd. and Edmond Wong and National Home Warranty Group Inc. and Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Co. of Canada 202�2232 W. 41st Ave., Vancouver and 5104 Harbourview Rd., Burnaby and 281 E. Pender St., Vancouver and 12277 Trites Rd., Richmond
Plaintiffs:John Oakley and Carol Oakley 33 Hythe Ave., Burnaby
Claim:Damages for deceit and fraudulent misrepresentation, negligence and breach of warranty.
Defendants:Craigslist, Inc. dba craigslist.ca and Transcontinental Media Inc. dba weblocal.ca and Topix LLC dba topix.com and Kijiji International Limited dba kijiji.ca and Trader Corporation dba buysell.com and Julia Forte dba whocallsme.com and 800notes.com and Protected Domain Services dba phonenotes.org and Whois Privacy Protection Service Inc. dba callwiki.com and John Doe #1-10 and Jane Roe #1-10 1381 Ninth Ave., San Francisco, CA and 1 Place Ville Marie, Montreal and 1001 Elwell Crt., Palo Alto, CA and 1900�355 Burrard St., Vancouver and Box 6197, Denver, CO and 14150 N.E. 20th St., Bellevue, WA and addresses unavailable
Plaintiffs:Saga Power Canada Inc. and Valley Motorsports, a partnership and Daniel Laybourn and Daniel Robert Laybourn dba Dan Laybourn Paint Contracting and Robin Laybourn and Robin Laybourn dba Robin Laybourn Painting and/or Laybourn Painting and Rick Laybourn and Neale Harris 300�2777 Gladwin Rd., Abbotsford and 201�20579 Langley Bypass, Langley and 24942 57th Ave., Aldergrove and 5491 Rawlins Cres., Delta and 49091 Chilliwack Lake Rd., Chilliwack and 20877 48th Ave., Langley
Claim:An order that Craigslist disclose information including e-mail account information and telephone numbers connected with defamatory posts; such relief as counsel may advise against the other named defendants; an injunction, an order and damages against the unnamed defendants.
Defendants:Titan Pacific Properties Inc. and Glen Vause and Paul Gillespie 203�815 Main St., West Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Tanya Reitzel and Troy Kraft and Lorne Kraft and Scott Sinclair and Sinclair Management Ltd. 4033 Mt. Seymour Parkway, North Vancouver and 318 E. 17th St., North Vancouver and 2287 Bowser Ave, North Vancouver
Claim:Restitution for unjust enrichment; damages for breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation; and rescission of a subscription agreement.
Defendants:Dr. Patrick Chin and Cambie Surgeries Corp. dba Cambie Surgery Centre and Par Nurses Ackroyd, Chalmers, Coates, C. Molnar and Janes Doe 2211 Westbrook Mall, Vancouver and 2836 Ash St., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Patricia Danelle Richards 128 Pinto Lane, Airdrie, Alberta
Claim:Damages for negligence and malpractice related to surgery on the plaintiff�s right elbow.
Defendants:Western Canada Wilderness Committee aka Wilderness Committee and Sven Biggs 400�341 Water St., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Taseko Mines Ltd. 1500�1055 W. Georgia St., Vancouver
Claim:Damages and an injunction enjoining the defendants from continuing to defame Taseko and compelling the defendants to remove or disable access to defamatory statements.
Defendants:BC Hydro Address unavailable
Plaintiffs:Peter Vaupotic 2810 57B St., Delta
Claim:Damages stemming from a power surge negligently caused by the defendant.
Defendants:Yellow Cab Company Limited 1441 Clark Dr., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Sukpal Singh Dhillon 214�7928 128th St., Surrey
Claim:Release and return of the plaintiff�s taxi, arising from breach of a co-operator agreement; damages and losses suffered on account of taking over the taxi.
Defendants:Doug Mills and Lynette Mills and Kyle Mills dba Mills Ranch and Training Thru Trust and Erin Valley Riding Stable Ltd. and Erin Valley Investment & Land Corp. 8825 Barnhartvale Rd., Kamloops
Plaintiffs:Alison Lammers 1380�885 W. Georgia St., Vancouver
Claim:Damages arising from breach of contract and negligence regarding the boarding and training of the plaintiff�s horse, Czar.
Defendants:Doug Kerr dba Kerr Construction or alternatively dba Doug Kerr Contracting and Doug Kerr Contracting Inc. dba Doug Kerr Contracting or alternatively dba Kerr Construction 4218 Yuculta Cres., Vancouver and 1676 West 75th Ave., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Nancy Campbell and Marshall Dahl 52 West 13th Ave., Vancouver
Claim:Damages and a declaration that the defendant�s practice of secretly marking up a contractor�s labour costs before applying the contractual mark up for profit and overhead in cost plus construction contracts contravenes the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act.
Defendants:Bedford Developments (Canada) Ltd. and Cana Coast Equities Ltd. 211�3030 Lincoln Ave., Coquitlam and 9912 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby
Plaintiffs:The Owners, Strata Plan LMS 2243 900�808 Nelson St., Vancouver
Claim:A declaration that that the developers are deemed to have elected not to proceed with phases 6 and 7 of the development; an order; a declaration that the strata corporation holds a beneficial interest in the lands; and a declaration that some or all of the developers� interests in Parcel A are held on constructive trust for the strata corporation.
Defendants:Stoneridge Capital Inc. 321�1917 W. 4th Ave., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Raydon Rentals Ltd. 1000�840 Howe, St., Vancouver
Claim:$30,713 for debt.
Defendants:Brad Yesowick and Sarah Jane Yesowick 5264 11th Ave., Delta
Plaintiffs:Design 1 Builders Inc. 500 North Tower, 5811 Cooney Rd., Richmond
Claim:$30,730 for a builders lien.
Defendants:Whistler Mechanical Ltd. and Ronald Allen Kobelka 332�4370 Lorimer Rd., Whistler and 8539 Buckhorn Dr., Whistler
Plaintiffs:Bartle & Gibson Co. Ltd. 1200�200 Burrard St., Vancouver
Claim:$31,222 for debt.
Defendants:Habib Maasoumian 502�1200 Alberni St., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Vega Enterprises Ltd. 2253 Parkway Bvd, Coquitlam
Claim:$60,754 for work performed.
Defendants:Hector Frith and 0865452 BC Ltd. and Will W. Pullinger and Royal LePage City Centre and Erika Langer and Royal LePage Terrace 614�198 W. Hastings St., Vancouver and 4239 Hastings St., Burnaby and 204�345 Robson St., Vancouver and 4724 Lazelle Ave., Terrace
Plaintiffs:Ludwig Wittkowski aka Lloyd Wittkowski 5234 Halliwell Ave., Terrace
Claim:$100,000 for deposits paid.
Defendants:Kendall Jessiman and Sharon Wilkie and Nothing But Concrete Ltd. 515 Alpine Ct., North Vancouver and 1110�100 Park Royal, West Vancouver
Plaintiffs:EQ-Tec Properties Ltd. and Tash Engineering Ltd. 5787 Timbervalley Rd., Delta and 221 Pemberton Ave., North Vancouver
Claim:$111,268 for concrete work.
Defendants:Can-West Industrial Contractors Ltd. and Shane K. Smith 3009B 28th St., Vernon and 5225 Dixon Dam Rd., Vernon
Plaintiffs:Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 400 Burrard St., Vancouver
Claim:$123,601 for debt.
Defendants:Knolly Bikes Inc. 122�418 E. Kent Ave. S., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Sapa Profiles, Inc. 9600 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Rosemont, IL
Claim:$128,818 for debt for the design and supply of bicycles; and damages.
Defendants:0858370 B.C. Ltd. and Rajinder Brar 800�1090 W. Georgia St., Vancouver and 10003 117th St., Surrey
Plaintiffs:Mantar Holdings Ltd. 440�755 Burrard St., Vancouver
Claim:$190,000 and the rescission of an agreement.
Defendants:Bean Services Inc. 2900�550 Burrard St., Vancouver
Plaintiffs:Hull Limited 1000�840 Howe St.
Claim:$250,000 for debt under a promissory note.
Defendants:Plaza 500 Hotels Ltd. and Canadian Western Bank 2900�550 Burrard St., Vancouver and 11350 Jasper Ave., Edmonton
Plaintiffs:Comren Construction (2009) Inc. 230�19150 Lougheed Hwy, Pitt Meadows
Claim:$336,373 for a builders lien.
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Enough about me, how's about you?
How's the lil' kid?
from Outkast – A Life In The Day Of Benjamin Andre (Incomplete) Lyrics on Genius
Andre cleverly reminds us that he's still talking to the girl from the first part of this song.
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