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by Paul on 02/08/07 at 10:41 AM ET
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Trade talk is heating up and Spector is on it today…
Early mornings and late nights will be his M.O. for the next 19 days…
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What Could Have Been
by Paul on 02/08/07 at 10:29 AM ET
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from the Globe and Mail,
"I probably wouldn't have gotten the chance in Toronto that I got in Chicago," Sullivan said. "At the time with Pat, there wasn't room to grow. Toronto had a good team that made the playoffs for the next [five seasons]. In Chicago, there was ice time to learn and you knew you were going to play every day.
"I was young. There were some nights I deserved to be in the lineup [in Toronto] and there were times I didn't deserve to be in the lineup. There was the idea that [Quinn] liked bigger players, but I feel that if I was able to produce on a regular basis, I don't think my size would have been a concern."
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Fight It Or Die
by Paul on 02/08/07 at 10:24 AM ET
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from the Toronto Sun,
For a man who has battled two cancer procedures in the past three years, former Maple Leafs coach Pat Burns is well on the road to recovery.
Yet when he talks about his seemingly never-ending scrap with the deadly disease, Burns considers the experience as black-and-white as the spiffy tuxedo he was wearing at the Conn Smythe Sports Celebrities Dinner and Auction in support of Easter Seals Kids at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre last night.
You either fight it to the best or your ability.
Or you die.
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Silly Rumor
by Paul on 02/08/07 at 10:13 AM ET
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from the mailbag of Wings beat writer Ansar Khan of Mlive,
"With Sergei Samsonov getting released, do you think the Red Wings will pick (him up). If not, where do you think he will end up?''—Ken
He wasn't released, he was waived and no team claimed him because of his hefty salary (he signed for two years at $3.5 million per season last summer) and lousy performance. The Canadiens can keep him on their roster or send him to the minors. The only way I see any team trading for him is if it can dump a salary in return on Montreal. The Wings don't want him and don't need him. They need a top-six forward with some size and grit and there will be far better choices available at the Feb. 27 trade deadline.
more on the Wngs…
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Devils Interested In Stuart
by Paul on 02/08/07 at 10:06 AM ET
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from the NY Post,
According to sources, the Devils are trying to win the Brad Stuart sweepstakes. The Bruins are believed to want to trade their defenseman now, rather than waiting until the Feb. 27 deadline.
For the Devils to pull off that rental deal, they will likely have to do better than the package they're said to be offering - David Hale, recent showcase Rod Pelley and big Barry Tallackson.
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Pain is Part of the Job
by Alanah McGinley on 02/08/07 at 09:19 AM ET
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By Arnie Stapleton, via CBS4 Denver,
Karlis Skrastins, on the verge of breaking Tim Horton's NHL record for durability by a defenseman, has never shied away from pucks or pain.
A life of bumps, bruises and breaks attest to the 32-year-old's all-out style. He's constantly dropping to the ice or skating into the shooting lanes to block shots for the Colorado Avalanche.
"Pain is part of our job," he said.
Skrastins is set to break Horton's nearly 40-year-old record Thursday night against Atlanta when he plays in his 487th consecutive regular season game.
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Lalime Back to the NHL with a Shutout
by Alanah McGinley on 02/08/07 at 09:13 AM ET
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From the Associated Press, via Chicago Sports,
Patrick Lalime stopped 34 shots in his season debut to earn his first shutout in almost three years as the Blackhawks beat the Vancouver Canucks 3-0 Wednesday.
Lalime hadn't played an NHL game since last April after undergoing surgery for a herniated disk in September. However, he was 3-1 with a .930 save-percentage during a recent conditioning stint in the AHL, and it carried over with Chicago as he made his best save on Trevor Linden's power-play tip midway through the third period.
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Gambling the Trade Deadline in Ottawa
by Alanah McGinley on 02/08/07 at 09:08 AM ET
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From Ken Warren at The Ottawa Citizen,
It's poker season again for NHL general managers, who are deciding whether to gamble a piece of the future for the immediate hope of adding a veteran to help win the Stanley Cup.
Senators general manager John Muckler is no exception, weighing the various options in advance of the Feb. 27 trade deadline. Do you add a soon-to-be unrestricted free agent depth defenceman? Or pick up a gritty veteran forward with substantial playoff experience? Would it be possible to find a team willing to take on what remains on the hefty contracts of goaltender Martin Gerber and/ or defenceman Joe Corvo?
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Bettman Not Going Anywhere
by Paul on 02/08/07 at 12:31 AM ET
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from the CP via TSN,
Gary Bettman dismissed any speculation Wednesday he may leave, or be forced from, his job as NHL commissioner.
"I've watched with fascination some of the newspaper reports having me going on sabbatical shortly," Bettman said prior to the Vancouver Canucks playing the Chicago Blackhawks. "That isn't the case, wasn't the case.
"I think people were somehow under the impression my contract had a year to run and got fixated on that. Those stories were, to say the least, inaccurate."
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Not The Same
by Paul on 02/07/07 at 11:36 PM ET
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from ScrippsNews,
Went to a hockey game Tuesday night and a fight broke out _ several of them witnessed with aplomb and humor by the home fans.
What a difference a sport makes.
If this scene were duplicated at Arco Arena, during a Sacramento Kings game, it would be national news _ a black mark on the league, a stain on our culture, a threat to our children, a reason for David Stern to suspend players for weeks at a time….
Now the hockey fights are like trees falling in distant forests. If ESPN doesn't televise the brawls live, did they really happen? They do and they did Tuesday night, to the applause of local fans with little else to cheer about in a 7-4 Ducks victory.
The fights didn't disturb the sensibilities of this longtime hockey fan. They actually seemed kind of funny when they interrupted a one-sided game.
But that nonchalance toward hockey violence seems as out of whack as the hysteria that ensues every time NBA players swing on each other.
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My son is 18 and getting ready for college. He is a very attractive boy and women hit on him all the time. It doesn't matter if they are girls his own age or women closer to my age. We can be out to eat and the 30-something waitress will hit on him. He will come into my work and the women at my office swoon over him. The thing is, he's really good at flirting back with them and he only seems to be interested in older women. I'm worried that he's going to get to college and get himself into trouble. It's not healthy for a boy his age to be with a woman that much older than him. How do I get my son to date girls his own age?
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A few weeks before, I had noticed that the site had changed owners, and now the new owner called himself Trinity, which happened to be the county this Mike Burdett had moved to from San Diego. At that time, I didnt think much of it because I thought it was impossible this man would know I visited that website.
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By Arijita Bhowmik | March 26, 2014 11:11 PM EST
Bipasha Basu appears to be calling the shots in boyfriend Harman Baweja's life already.
Baweja is all set to make his Bollywood comeback with "Dishkyaoon". The film was privately screened recently and Basu was present at the event. However, the actress was apparently not pleased after watching some steamy scenes in the film, involving Baweja and lead actress Ayesha Khanna.
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The "Raaz" actress took up the matter and requested "Dishkyaoon" producers Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra to remove the scenes from the action flick.
"There were three intimate scenes, one of which was a love making sequence. Producers Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra have now agreed to accommodate Bipasha's request. They have cut the lovemaking scene and edited the other two before sending the film for certification," Mid Dayquoted a source.
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NBA fans around the league know of Lower Merion High School in Philadelphia because of this announcement:
"At guard, 6'6", out of Lower Merion High School… Kobe Bryant."
Next week Kobe Bryant will be a permanent part of the school as its gym gets named after him. Well, to be fair that happened after Bryant wrote a massive check to have the building redone, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports (via CBS Facts & Rumors).
This year, Bryant, the perennial all-star and face of the Los Angeles Lakers, donated $411,000 to the Lower Merion School District. The gift, the largest ever to the district, is to help fund "a series of inspirational, interactive, and educational displays" at the newly completed, $100 million high school.
The school board voted to name the gym after Bryant, citing not just his donation but a history of support for the school, whose Aces basketball team he led to a state championship in 1996.
Kobe told ESPNLosAngeles he was pretty excited by all this.
"It's cool for me," Bryant said. "That's obviously where playing in the NBA kind of became a realistic goal. I put a lot of work in, a lot of hours in that gym, with a lot of people that support me and still support me to this day. It will be cool to go back there."
The dedication ceremony is next week because Kobe and he Lakers will be in Philly to take on the Sixers then. The event is almost sold out — both the $25 regular seats and the $250 VIP seats with reception.
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The view is sweet when sunlight floods through the 6-foot-high, 30-foot-wide across wall of windows that decorate the tasteful 16th-floor offices of TonkonTorp in downtown Portland. But economically speaking the skyline outside of these windows is a troubled one, badly wounded from two years of recession and a crisis in commercial real estate.
Yet business has been booming for Tonkon Torp. The firm has 84 lawyers, many of whom specialize in different aspects of financial law, and they have had so much work that they have hired seven members over the past year, including associates, laterals (lawyers who worked for other firms), and two senior advisers.
"Our practice is busier now than it's ever been," says 59-year-old Albert Kennedy, an attorney at Tonkon Torp. Kennedy specializes in insolvency and bankruptcy law and has been a partner at Tonkon Torp for 24 years. Kennedy's clients are mostly corporate debtors unable to make good on what they have borrowed. "In insolvency you're doing corporate law, real estate law, secured transactions and commercial transactions," says Kennedy. "All of this comes together in restructuring. It's fascinating because of the level of involvement that you get as a lawyer doing more than simply lawyering."
Kennedy considers himself more of an insolvency lawyer than a bankruptcy expert, explaining that his group steps in when a business is in distress and cannot pay its bills. "That may or may not ultimately involve a Chapter 11 proceeding. Quite often it does not," Kennedy says. "It involves out-of-court negotiations and restructurings with the parties and interests, which almost always includes a bank, other key creditors, maybe landlords."
Many Oregon-based businesses have turned to Kennedy and others at Tonkon Torp because of financial distress. Though not able to share the details about current cases, Kennedy represented Columbia Aircraft Manufacturing based in Bend in a high-profile sale several years ago. Columbia Aircraft made a four-seater composite aircraft that was so fast and handled so well it was considered the Porsche of aircraft. Despite having an excellent product, Columbia was unable to pay its bills.
"In that instance we used Chapter 11 to sell the company to Cessna Aircraft, who bought it in late 2007. That's one example where you don't reorganize the business and keep it going; the better thing to do is to sell it. There we actually had an auction with a couple of active bidders and were able to generate sufficient money to pay the secured creditors and to generate a significant distribution to unsecured creditors."
Not everyone was happy with the outcome of that case, given that Cessna shut down its plant in Bend shortly after buying Columbia Aircraft, laying off hundreds of people. But the business of bankruptcy is rarely pretty.
Part of the reason Tonkon Torp has done so well in the downturn is that it has diversified its business, emphasized the customer service aspect of law, and found new ways to help companies and individuals feeling the crunch of the recession. Even lawyers at the firm who do not specialize in bankruptcy have been keeping busy. So busy, in fact, that there is hope that the current financial crisis may be slowly, finally, coming to a close.
Over one recent span of eight days, Sherrill Corbett, a partner at Tonkon Torp, clocked 100 hours of work. Corbett works with corporate clients to come up with different ways to finance the growth of their businesses through mergers and acquisitions. Her office walls are covered with visual representations of the cases she is currently handling: a complicated diagram of squares, triangles and circles, interlaced with arrows. Corbett likes to literally draw out the deals she is working on, color-coding the structures she helps to form, and creating a visual representation of the financial implications of her clients' ventures.
The 39-year-old Corbett has seen signs in her practice that suggest the Oregon economy may be coming out of its slump. "There has definitely been more activity in joint ventures," Corbett observes. Over the past year or so her clients frequently talked about doing transactions but hesitated, often deciding not to move forward. Now investors are actually completing transactions and initiating joint ventures.
"Recently people have been coming together and doing deals, partnering with others who have different resources to bring," she says. "One person has the cash and the other has the expertise or intellectual property, and we put the two together. Those deals have been picking up since the end of last year."
Wada also sees some sectors of the market experiencing relief. Although he is expecting the number of foreclosures to increase, he remains cautiously hopeful. "In some sectors we're starting to see some recovery," Wada says. "I see retail and high tech improving, but it's going to take a while to trickle down and have people feel their personal situations are recovering as well."
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Since 1990, the city's Fit For Life program has awarded financial incentives to employees for wellness screenings for cancer, cholesterol and blood pressure, and for regular dental and eye exams. Employees also earn dollars for going to the gym, giving up caffeine and cigarettes and attending brown-bag seminars on health and fitness topics.
Employees earn points for each activity and cash them in at year-end for bonuses of up to $100. Those who earn above a certain threshold earn extra vacation days.
Costs/benefits: In one recent year, the city, which employs about 230 people, paid $6,655 to about 100 Fit For Life participants. It also granted 272 extra vacation hours to 32 employees.
In turn, the city saved $2.31 on its health premiums for every dollar it spent on wellness activities. Its wellness budget is about $14,000 a year.
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The report released Thursday says the bus driver had no way of avoiding the SUV, which was left without lights when it overturned early July 22, 2010, on the main highway through Fresno.
The crash left six people dead, including SUV driver Sylvia Garay of Dinuba, her two passengers, the bus driver and two bus passengers. Twenty-two people were injured.
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Veteran Brett Lee faces a disciplinary hearing after criticising the New South Wales cricket administration and its chief executive David Gilbert, Cricket Australia said on Friday. Lee is in trouble over comments he made that Anthony Stuart had lost his job as New South Wales coach because he was made the scapegoat for the alleged deficiencies of Gilbert and the Cricket NSW hierarchy. "I think the blame for a lot of things has been unfairly dumped on Anthony Stuart," Lee, 36, told the Sydney Morning Herald last week. "It should have been at the top, Dave Gilbert. He should've been made to go in my opinion. "Cricket NSW is all about leadership, and while that comes from the coach, it comes from the top, too, and I believe for the last five or six years NSW has seriously dropped the ball." Cricket Australia (CA) said the former Test fast bowler, who still plays in the domestic Big Bash League, was reported by Cricket NSW for allegedly breaching the CA code of behaviour. Under the code, players must not bring the game into disrepute or engage in behaviour harmful to the interests of cricket. Lee on Friday said he stood by his comments. "What I said I meant. I did it in the best interests of NSW cricket. There's a lot of people who have thought it but didn't want to say it so I took the decision that I should stand up," he said. "I'm going next week to the hearing and I'm looking forward to that so I can express my views and the reason for saying them."
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That is a fitting end to one of the most frustrating seasons in the history of the Boston Bruins.
They were expected to be Stanley Cup contenders. By January they appeared unlikely to see the playoffs. Last week it looked like the nightmare had ended and there was at least an Eastern Conference finals appearance to hang their hats on.
Then came Game 7.
In the first period, it looked like Boston -- which had squandered a 3-0 series lead by dropping three straight to Philadelphia -- had finally put the Flyers behind them. The Bruins had a 3-0 lead before the 15-minute mark on the strength of two Milan Lucic goals.
Then, they sat back and watched the Flyers come all the way back to claim a 4-3 victory that ended the B's season on Friday at TD Garden. In the end, a too-many-men-on-the-ice penalty served as the perfect villain.
"I don't know how the hell that happened," Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk said. "It is just shock right now. Disappointment. Good bounces, we had some penalties. Especially the last one. I didn't even know we had one. Everybody was like 'What happened?'"
It looked like Marc Savard was coming for a change and had his stick up coming back down the ice. Instead, he passed the bench and continued down the ice as if he saw something on the back-check. Vladimir Sobotka jumped over the wall, realized Savard was still on the ice and did circle back to the bench.
By that time, however, it was too late. The penalty was assessed, and on the ensuing power play, Flyers winger Simon Gagne broke the 3-3 tie with a bouncing puck he put over Tuukka Rask at 12:52, and the Bruins' season was all but done.
"I do think that I had a pretty good seat through the third period pretty close to where the guy was changing and I think it was pretty close and a very gutsy call with seven minutes left with all the [expletive] that is going on out there," Shawn Thornton said.
For Sobotka's part, he said he heard his name and he probably did.
"I don't really know. I knew that [Savard] was changing and I heard my name and I jumped on the ice and we had six guys on the ice," Sobotka said. "I thought he was going for a change but I didn't see that he was on the back-check ... I just heard my name. I don't want to talk about it."
Coach Claude Julien, without naming names, pretty much validated Sobotka's statement.
"We had a player coming down the ice and he had his stick up as if he wanted a change and changed his mind and we had the next guy jumping on and he got caught and did kind of a loop and came right back to the bench, the puck goes in the corner," Julien said. "They call those. They have been calling them all playoffs."
It is a fitting irony that the guy who made a dramatic comeback in the series was the harbinger for the end of it. Savard never really gelled against the Flyers and when David Krejci went down in Game 3, he did not pick up the slack.
Letting the Flyers come back by four goals and four games was not all Savard's fault, of course. Here is what we learned from one of the most devastating losses in Boston sports history:
Milan Lucic delivered an unassisted goal on a giveaway rush down the right wing that beat Flyers goalie Michael Leighton five-hole at 14:10 in the first. That gave the Bruins a 3-0 lead, and began a celebration at TD Garden of what appeared to be a berth in the Eastern Conference finals. After all, only twice in NHL history had a team come back from a three-goal deficit in Game 7.
Boston then rested on its laurels and started waiting for Sunday, when their historic rivals would come down from Montreal for another epic showdown. It did not exactly happen like that, of course.
"There was definitely some complacency, that is for sure. It's something that we are going to have to deal with for the whole summer," Lucic said.
A 10-minute burst followed by 50 minutes of backpedaling to lose the biggest game of the year, in such historic fashion, is something that Lucic and company will have to swallow until June when a guy named either Tyler or Taylor walks through the doors at TD Garden.
It started with a local product. James Van Riemsdyk (from the University of New Hampshire) had a hustle play in front of the net, and got a dribbler passed Rask. It was Van Riemsdyk's first career playoff goal and it was the signal that the Bruins had gone soft, from Rask to Chara and everyone else.
"I'd say the first goal kind of put us on our heels a little bit, but I don't think in that first period it was, I think we kept battling, we kept playing really well, but I think the second period was not the second period that we should have got," Patrice Bergeron said. "They scored three minutes into the second period and, you know, it's tough, a one goal game and we kind of went even back on our heels even more. I think the second period really hurt us."
Hurt them it did, and that familiar feeling started creeping up around the Bruins. Nobody ever expects to see a 3-0 lead vanish, but before the second period was halfway through, Danny Briere had tied it.
The Bruins were able to muster enough to keep the Flyers off the scoreboard again until Simon Gagne's game-winner, but one had to have the feeling that the lesson that had been learned all year and epitomized in the last four games of these semifinals would be Boston's fate. A lack of fire leads to a lack of goals leads to losses.
Of course this Bruins team was destined to become an annotation in history. It had the longest losing streak (and home losing streak) since the 1920s. It was the lowest scoring team in the league a year after being the second highest. It could not close out one-goal games for months.
All of a sudden, the Bruins were able to reverse course on all of those fronts for a month-and-a-half in the playoffs, disappointing the Sabres in the process. They gave Boston hope, a tease. In the end, however, they reverted back to form.
"Killer instinct was missing," Mark Recchi said. "Desperation at the end of a first period to not allow them to score, which I think is imperative and it didn't happen. What are you going to do? It's over now. And another long summer to think about it. It's disappointing."
TD Garden was rocking all night but no more so than the first 15 minutes of Game 7, when it appeared all was well and the Bruins were going to move on.
What went well? For starters, everybody was hitting. That was the first positive sign that the Bruins were going to be on to start the game. From Andrew Ference to Mark Recchi to Zdeno Chara and Vladimir Sobotka, the Bruins were bouncing Flyers off the boards, off the ice, everywhere.
The hit total after the first was dubious as it said Boston led 15-12 in that department. Philadelphia registered 12 hits only if the scorekeepers counted them bouncing off Bruins after they got hit.
The hits created space. Then the hits created penalties. Then the hits during the power plays created space that allowed the Bruins to find creases and break down Michael Leighton.
"I think we were extremely pleased with the way we started the game. We started the way we wanted to start it," Julien said. "We had lots of energy, we got a 3-0 lead, and that's something that we wanted to do tonight — come out that way."
The Bruins scored two straight power play goals. Michael Ryder authored the first from the right dot, when he was able to put the puck back towards the crease after a hard rebound past a crashing Mark Recchi at 5:27. The second came when Dennis Wideman rescued a broken rush in the neutral zone by circling back around and coming down the right wing, getting deep enough to draw Philadelphia defenders to his side of the ice before whipping the puck back across to Lucic crashing at the perfect time.
That was all before the 10-minute mark. The Flyers would only take one more penalty (Daniel Carcillo high-stick in the second) all game.
This is not all about the Bruins choking away a three-game lead and becoming one of only four teams to do so in a seven-game series in the history of professional American sports.
As damning as that fact is, the Flyers actually did come all the way back. They may not be the 2004 Red Sox on a march towards destiny, but they did make their mark on history.
"It was great. I love coaching. It was great for me to be behind the bench," Flyers coach Peter Laviolette said. "But this is all about the players. The players won a hockey game today. That's the biggest news you can write about. They worked for it, they fought for it and they earned it."
Danny Briere was instrumental in bringing the Flyers back in the second period and the series as he assisted Scott Hartnell on the goal that brought the score to 3-2 with a spin-o-rama through the crease. He then went wrap-around on Tuukka Rask to make it 3-3 at 8:39 in the second. He had 10 points (five goals and five assists) in the series and the Bruins had no answer.
"I thought we just matched up well against the Bruins for some reason," Flyers center Danny Briere said. "I was thinking about the first two games here [in Boston] and it could have gone either way. Game 3 was our best game at that point and they won that one also.
"I just had a feeling that if we were able to start creating our own bounces, then we were able to come back in the series. I don't know if the other guys believed it but I certainly did. Even down 3-0. I've been down 3-0 before and I never had that feeling as strong as it was against the Bruins."
The Bruins did not panic when Hartnell brought the score to 3-2. The writing was on the wall but the three-goal first period lead was still having some sort of aphrodisiacal effect on Boston.
When asked if Julien thought about calling a timeout after Philadelphia's second goal, the coach said he did not think he needed one.
"At 3-2, I didn't think it was necessary at the time, personally. We'd still got the lead and I thought we got better as the period went on," Julien said. "We picked it up slowly. But I didn't think it was necessary. Again, that second or third goal went off [Matt] Hunwick when he went around the net.
"Again, it takes a little bit of luck sometimes and that luck you get from working hard. The team that won tonight deserved it. Let's not forget that. They worked hard, they got themselves back in, and, as people mentioned, they got some healthy bodies back and they became stronger and better as the series went on. They found a way to win."
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Superstar Rajinikanth to Work with KS Ravikumar after 'Kochadaiiyaan'?
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Rajinikanth's "Kochadaiiyaan" is yet to hit the screens but speculations surrounding the superstar's next film have started to emerge.
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Rumour has it that Rajinikanth has been approached with scripts by top directors, such as Shankar, KS Ravi Kumar and KV Anand. And according to reliable sources, the superstar has chosen Ravi Kumar's script, reported Behindwoods.
Earlier, speculations were rife that post "Kochadaiiyaan", Rajinikanth will be working in "Rana" and the film will be directed by Ravi Kumar. But it seems the script that Rajinikanth has selected is not "Rana" but a different one. Apparently, the film will be produced by Rockline Productions's Venkatesh. The website reports that the film might go on floors by the end of March or April. However, there has been no official confirmation about the project yet.
The superstar, who was last seen in Shankar's 2010 release "Endhiran", will be making a comeback of sorts with "Kochadaiiyaan." It has been more than a year since the film went on floors. The magnum opus, helmed by Soundarya Rajinikanth, is one of the most awaited films of 2014.
The Rajini starrer, touted as an epic drama, will have the superstar appearing in dual roles. Other cast members include Deepika Padukone, Aadhi, Sarathkumar, Jackie Shroff, Shobana and Nassar.
"Kochadaiiyaan", made on a budget of over ₹100 crore, is jointly produced by Eros International and Media One Global Entertainment. The film's music, composed by Oscar-winner AR Rahman, will be released in March. The exact date for the audio launch is not revealed, though certain reports suggest it would be on 9 March. The film's trailer is also expected to be released on the same day.
The epic drama is all set to hit the screens on 11 April. It will be released in around 6,000 screens worldwide and in various languages, including Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Marathi, Bhojpuri, Bengali and Punjabi.
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Tide tables and solunar tables for sport fishers in Tatoosh Island (Cape Flattery). Find out the forecast for high tides and low tides before setting out to fish, and other fishing-related data such as the lunar phase, tidal coefficient, sun and moon rising and setting times, hours of maximum fish activity, weather conditions in Tatoosh Island (Cape Flattery) ...
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Today Friday, 28th of November of 2014, the sun rose in Tatoosh Island (Cape Flattery) at 7:46 am and sunset was at 4:27 pm. The moon rose in the southeast (103º) at 12:25 pm and will set in the west (261º) at 11:42 pm.
In the high tide and low tide chart, we can see that the first high tide was at 5:14 am and the next high tide at 4:46 pm. The first low tide was at 11:02 am and the next low tide will be at 11:25 pm.
The lunar phase is a Waxing Crescent. Today we had 8 hours and 41 minutes of sun. The solar transit was at 12:07 pm and the length of time the moon will be visible will be 11 hours and 17 minutes.
The tidal coefficient today is 62 (average). At noon the tidal coefficient drops to 60 to end the day with a tidal coefficient of 59. The tide heights today are 7.5 ft, 3.6 ft, 7.2 ft and 0.7 ft. We can compare these levels with the maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for Tatoosh Island (Cape Flattery) which is of 10.2 ft and a minimum height of -3.3 ft.
The solunar fishing calendar in Tatoosh Island (Cape Flattery) tells us that today is a good day for fishing, the fish activity forecast is high. Please, read more about solunar tables. The best times of day for fishing are:
Tide timetable for Tatoosh Island (Cape Flattery). The times are generated in local time in Washington and the daylight saving time change is calculated automatically, so you don't need to add or subtract anything. You will also have the lunar phase, sunrise and sunset times, the tidal coefficient and the average fish activity forecast for each day according to the solunar tables:
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NOTE: The times reflected in the tide table for Tatoosh Island (Cape Flattery) are tide forecasts only valid as references for sport fishing. They shouldn't be used as a guide for navigation. The heights are expressed in feet referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).
MLLW is the average of the lower low water height of each tidal day observed over the official time segment over which tide observations are taken and reduced to obtain mean value (Tidal Datum Epoch).
98357 Tatoosh Island (Cape Flattery)
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|5:14 am
|high tide
|( 7.5 ft. )
|11:02 am
|low tide
|( 3.6 ft. )
|4:46 pm
|high tide
|( 7.2 ft. )
|11:25 pm
|low tide
|( 0.7 ft. )
|coefficient 0h
|coefficient 12h
|Activity of the day
Major periods
from 5:27 am to 7:27 am and from 6:03 pm to 8:03 pm.
minor periods
from 12:25 pm to 1:25 pm and from 11:42 pm to 12:42 am.
Waxing Crescent
Moon age: 6 days
Light: 33 %
|Northern Hemisphere
|First Quarter Moon (0 days)
November 29, 2014 at 2:06 am
|Full Moon (7 days)
December 6, 2014 at 4:27 am
|Last Quarter Moon (15 days)
December 14, 2014 at 4:51 am
|New Moon (23 days)
December 21, 2014 at 5:36 pm
|12:25 pm
|Lunar transit
|6:03 pm
|11:42 pm
|Duration of the moon
|11 h 17 m
|7:46 am
|12:07 pm
|4:27 pm
|Duration of the sun
|8 h 41 m
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Earth - Moon
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