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They'll have to subscribe to Cox's expanded basic lineup, channels 2 to 72, and shell out a whopping $47 a month, a $31 ' or 194 percent increase ' over the price they previously paid for basic programming.
Cox spokeswoman Sharon Kleinpeter attributes the rate adjustment to increased programming costs, fleet fuel spikes and rising insurance rates.
Cox is also making up for lost time. After years of annual hikes and recent increases in neighboring markets, the Acadiana market hadn't had a price increase since February 2004, a much-needed break most people attributed to the threat of competition from Lafayette Utilities System. But legal challenges have delayed LUS' effort. Just last week LUS lost another battle in its plan to provide cable, Internet and phone services via a fiber-to-the-home network when the Third Circuit Court of Appeal ruled that the bond ordinance voters passed last year, which local government tweaked in hopes of complying with a previous Third Circuit decision, violates the state's Local Government Fair Competition Act. Lafayette Consolidated Government said it plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
Kleinpeter, who says she can't address the rate decisions of previous Cox management, acknowledges that moving The Weather Channel on the heels of two massive storms and in the midst of a new hurricane season hasn't gone over well with local subscribers. She maintains the move was necessitated by a "contractual obligation" that requires Cox to group networks like The Weather Channel with other programming ' all of which can't be squeezed into the basic tier. When pressed for specifics, however, she cites confidentiality clauses in the contracts.
The Weather Channel has no such contractual obligations regarding programming partners. "There would be nothing in our contract like that," says The Weather Channel's Becky Powhatan, executive vice president of distribution and business affairs for the Atlanta-based cable network. "On occasion we have heard that other networks try to keep us from being carried on the basic tier," adds Powhatan. "We always prefer to be on basic, [but] in most markets, we are on expanded basic."
Clara LeBlanc-Burke, executive director of the Lafayette Council on Aging, plans to meet with Cox about offering a discount to senior citizens, a key demographic for The Weather Channel. LeBlanc-Burke says Cox initiated the talks. But Kleinpeter says what's under consideration is a break on basic service, which won't address the primary issue of the elderly's access to weather updates 24 hours a day.
The Weather Channel has moved from Channel 3 to 55, and ESPN from 12 to 35, the same lineup in Baton Rouge, a parity factor that also motivated management's decisions, according to Kleinpeter.
The Cox official is unsure why Cox's previous Lafayette management had The Weather Channel on the basic tier. "I just can't speak to what happened before we took over," she says, referencing the January 2006 consolidation of Cox's Baton Rouge and Lafayette operations. "It just has to do with the changing world of our business. It's a change that's very painful; I understand that."
According to Powhatan, The Weather Channel is in the basic lineup in New Orleans, a different Cox system.
Steve Creeden, who joined LUS' effort shortly after being let go by Cox in early 2004, says Cox's motivation is simply to drive subscribers to the more expensive package. Creeden was often the lightning rod for Cox when presenting rate increases to the council and allowing for public input, a courtesy Cox chose to forego this time around. "I felt like you have to put a face on Cox. You have to allow [council members and residents] to ask questions," Creeden says.
Rather, the company contacted City-Parish President Joey Durel within the 30-day notification period and informed him of the changes. (They are required to make written notification but did not do so, according to local government's legal counsel, Pat Ottinger.) Though local government has no say-so in the rates Cox charges, which are regulated by FCC formulas (and in fact stands to get more money because LCG's franchise agreement is 3 percent of Cox's gross revenues), council members want to discuss the changes with Cox reps and asked them to attend the upcoming Aug. 29 council meeting.
Among other local changes is a $2 increase in high speed Internet, a $6 increase in expanded basic, the relocation of KATC TV3 from Channel 4 to 5 to make way for Cox's own local sales station on Channel 4 ' and the displacement of Acadiana Open Channel from channels 5 and 19 to 15 and 16, a point of contention for local government. In an Aug. 7 letter to Cox, Ottinger says per the franchise agreement, Cox needs to explain why it moved AOC. In a separate letter also dated Aug. 7, he asks Cox why it has not been offering on each of its Lafayette subscribers' bills the opportunity to voluntarily contribute 50 cents monthly to AOC, as required by the agreement. "Because this violation has resulted in lost revenue to [AOC], it is requested that you also advise as to the action which you will undertake in order to mitigate this loss of revenue for the past violations of the Franchise Agreement," Ottinger writes.
As of press time, Kleinpeter had not seen either letter.
"At the end of the day, I don't think Cox [will] give a hoot about any contract," says AOC Executive Director Ed Bowie. "They're nearly invincible, and they know it."
Lafayette Police have had a busy day.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration will use $130 million in patchwork financing from a tax amnesty program, insurance settlement, uninsured motorist penalties and other excess funds to close most of the state's midyear budget deficit.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu said she disagrees with President Barack Obama's actions on immigration, hoping the latest controversy doesn't worsen her campaign difficulties.
Gay-rights advocates challenging Louisiana's same-sex marriage ban announced Thursday that they have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case before it is heard by a federal appeals court.
Thinking himself the "son of God," the man charged with the 2013 killing of an officer of the Chitimacha Tribal Police will not stand trial following a ruling Thursday on his mental competency.
Either Saints coach Sean Payton doesn't want to tip Baltimore off as to who'll start in New Orleans' secondary on Monday night, or he really doesn't know yet.
Friday's Blogs from the Bog!
Ten departing CEOs rake in $430 million; profile of FSU gunman emerges; Buffalo's weather woes and more national and international news for Friday, November 21, 2014.
The Ethics Board gives the lame duck Youngsville mayor permission to offer a sweet parting gift to the community he's presided over for three terms.
The money came through a general obligation bond sale Thursday.
A legend in the Acadiana Oil Patch, Comeaux died Monday, Nov. 17.
With a growing number of alleged sexual assault victims coming out against Bill Cosby in recent weeks, upcoming projects have been canned by NBC and Netflix, but that won't affect the once-loved comedian and actor's scheduled performance in Lafayette.
The Baltimore Ravens' retooled secondary had no trouble against a rookie quarterback at home. This week, however, their task is far more challenging: stopping Drew Brees on the road in New Orleans.
Add Texas Gov. Rick Perry's name to the list of possible Republican presidential candidates flooding the campaign trail for GOP Senate candidate Bill Cassidy.
Gov. Bobby Jindal is in Florida this week with his fellow Republican governors for another gripe session aimed at their favorite target, the president, this time taking aim at his immigration plans.
Early voting for the runoff is shortened by two days because of the Thanksgiving holiday.
"Coach Don" Gagnard is running for school board. Today he offers his critique of the socioeconomic relationship between government subsidies and obesity.
Former Le Rosier chef who cooked at the James Beard House and was named one of the "Best New Chefs in America" by Food & Wine magazine in 1995 was 48.
Pat Cooper is contesting his termination by the LPSB, filing a petition Tuesday that calls the recent decision "arbitrary and capricious."
A look at the numbers highlights the challenge facing Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu as she tries to win a fourth term in a Dec. 6 runoff against Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy.
Incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is promising the new Republican majority will quickly resurrect Keystone XL pipeline legislation killed by Democrats, potentially setting up an early 2015 veto confrontation with President Barack Obama.
A national animal rights group has been rebuffed by a Baton Rouge district court judge, although the group might still get its day in court.
The administration says public college campuses won't be on the chopping block.
The legendary musician is performing at a $1,000-per-person fundraiser Dec. 1 in New Orleans.
Old savings and checking accounts, payroll checks, stocks and dividends, insurance proceeds, oil and gas royalty payments and other unclaimed money is sent to the state when a business cannot locate someone.
NOV 21 Bobby Jindal is headed to Iowa again, the Des Moines Register reports here. The paper outlines what's going on with Bobby's non-campaign for president, and there's a lot of stuff here -- too bad none of it sounds like somebody running Louisiana. Hey, wasn't that the job he wanted?
NOV 21 The end of the term has come for the grand jury investigating a lucrative Medicaid contract and a former state health official's ties to the company that won it, the Advocate reports here, but that doesn't mean the investigation into this stinkiness is over. There are still some things to look into, the lead prosecutor says.
NOV 21 With the passage of two amendments to Louisiana's much-amended constitution (it has been amended almost 200 times now) higher education has an even bigger target on its collective back, columnist Jim Beam opines in this post. Higher ed used to share the spotlight with health care, but that has changed, he says.
NOV 21 Here's a weird one: The Louisiana Cannabis Industry Association has endorsed Bill Cassidy for the U.S. Senate. Apparently, Mary Landrieu said she wouldn't consider support of medical marijuana but Cassidy said he would, WWL reports here.
NOV 21 Solange Knowles, possibly best-known for assaulting her brother-in-law in an elevator while wearing an ugly dress after the Met Ball, got married in the Marigny Opera House this past weekend, the New York Times reports here. Knowles, who has a house in the Faubourg Marigny district and owns a boutique in the Quarter, married Alan Ferguson.
NOV 21 This post on the Fuel Fix blog outlines a $1.4 billion move announced this week by the Apache Corp. that includes the sale of assets in south Louisiana. The company's interests in more than 90,000 acres in south Louisiana are some of the assets being sold, the post reports.
NOV 21 One (possible) positive from Hurricane Katrina is a comprehensive zoning ordinance for New Orleans. Nine years later, we're getting closer to that being finalized, but the current version has some problems. Here's the latest in a series of posts on The Lens in which residents give their views of the draft; this one is more amusing than most.
NOV 21 The new NOLA smoking ordinance is going to harsh your (nicotine) buzz, man. This post on Gambit outlines the high (or low, as the case may be) points: it includes electronic cigarettes and hookahs in its bans; eliminates smoking within 25 feet of any building's public entrance and in any public space - or near any public space - operated by the city.
NOV 20 Here's an interesting article in the New York Times. The authors have picked one dish to represent each state in a Thanksgiving meal. Louisiana's dish? Shrimp stuffed mirlitons.
NOV 20 Politico reports here that Bobby Jindal won't be kept out of the presidential race by anyone else's candidacy. (If he's running, which he's not, 'cause he's not done prayin' on it) So he's not interested in who is running, or what the polls say, or how much money he's got? K.
NOV 20 NOLA Defender's Tiny Daiquiri has a little fun with Bobby Jindal's Meet the Press appearance in this post. Bobby is still prayin' on whether or not he'll run for the job he's been running for over the past three years, Tiny says.


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815 Guaymas Place Ne,
Albuquerque, NM, 87108-0871
Albuquerque, NM, 87108-0871
Tel: (505)256-3167
Our Lady Of The Assumption School is a place where students learn and are expected to be respectful of adults and their peers in word and action.
This is a school where kids can be kids, to mature and grow in a loving, disciplined environment.
For over 50 years, Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School has exemplified the best in Catholic Education, Preschool through grade eight.
We develop smart, kind, thoughtful students who love God and learning, who practice social justice, and embrace cultural diversity.
Our Lady Of The Assumption school is fully accredited by the Western Catholic Religious Association and the merged North Central Association of Schools and Colleges and Advance ED.
OLA is a recipient of the prestigious Pinon Award, a Quality New Mexico honor which recognizes excellence in education based on meeting National Baldrige Award criteria.Our full-day modified Kindergarten curriculum used in the Pre-K program ensures a successful educational base for your student.
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|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 8
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|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|172 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 47%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|15 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Average Class Size
|20 students
|Classroom Dress Code
(Navy blue pants w/belt and white/light blue or navy blue polos w/ logo)
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|None / Rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|Non-refundable Registration fee: $200 per student. Tuition for 2012-13 $4650 for first student with a discount for each additional student family member. We offer FACTS Tuition Program which allows ALL Tuition to be paid in 10 equal payments July-April
|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Connie Mollo
|Admissions Associate
|Karen Rynne
|Total Sports Offered
|7 sports
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Flag Football, Softball,
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School Notes:
- In addition to our core curriculum we offer the following:
- Full time Music
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- Afterschool Clubs including: Lego, Chess and OLA Sprounts - Garden Club
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Video of the IceHogs-Wolves bench brawl incident Sunday in Rosemont
Posted in Game highlights, IceHogs
Tagged Ben Simon, Ben Smith, Brawl, Chicago Wolves, Devin DiDiomete, Fight, Guillaume Desbiens, IceHogs, Jeremy Morin, Jim Vandermeer, Rockford, Rosemont, Wolves
PuckChatter~Radio: The Blackhawks are really good
By Chris Block
PuckChatter~Radio returned from a 5-week hiatus Monday night simply to proclaim that the Chicago Blackhawks are, in fact, really, really good. Yep, that's about it. But hey, we're rusty.
Well, we did too discuss Duncan Keith and the level he's been playing at thus far. We also took a look at Brandon Saad's game and what lineup change could benefit the team right now.
Also, we reviewed some of our 5 day Las Vegas visit over Super Bowl Weekend (if you're hungry for more audio, I did two hours with Radio Exposed last week talking Vegas, the Super Bowl and many other things here) ; our experience at the ECHL Las Vegas Wranglers 18 & Over Topless Hockey night game; some Rockford IceHogs news and notes; Adam Clendening, Philippe Paradis and Dylan Olsen sound clips; Valentine's Day advice for the guys and a tribute to a friend. The show is also interrupted and my co-host Superstar has to drop off for the remainder when a woman drove into the tree in his front yard driving 40 miles an hour. True story. Apparently the woman is okay all things considered.
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At this point our next show is scheduled for Wednesday February 20th at 8pm central. Tonight was also our first show using newly purchased recording equipment. It seems to have worked out okay aside from a glitch you won't notice right as we went live.
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IceHogs release Lebda, Sign Four; Karlsson Visa Issue Delays Debut; How Carter Hutton's season stacks up; more Rockford news and notes
By Chris Block
On Friday, the Rockford IceHogs officially released defenseman Brett Lebda from his second professional try-out contract with the club.
Lebda had been a healthy scratch in 5 of Rockford's last 8 contests. The Buffalo Grove native and member of the 2008 Stanley Cup Champion Detroit Red Wings had appeared in 27 games for the IceHogs, posting 11 assists to go with a minus-12 plus/minus rating, worst on the team.
The IceHogs would have had to sign Lebda to a standard-player contract by February 17th or release him.
Lebda has never before played overseas but back in October he told us he had interest from a few teams in Europe and he would reconsider those if nothing presented itself after the NHL lockout ended.
Just three games into his PTO, Kenndal McArdle agreed to a contract with the Rockford IceHogs for the remainder of this season on Wednesday.
The Florida Panthers' 2005 first round (#20th overall) draft pick has one assist in the three games since joining the IceHogs. He was also involved in the brawl with Grand Rapids last Saturday, getting ejected for a Third Man In violation.
McArdle played 9 games in the NHL last season with Winnipeg. So far he's taking the spot on Martin St. Pierre's left wing that was vacated by Brandon Saad. Read more
Posted in Contract Signing, IceHogs, News and Notes
Tagged Adam Clendening, Adam Hobson, Alexander Salak, Antti Niemi, Apple Core, Brad Mills, Brett Lebda, Carter Hutton, Chris Block, Corey Crawford, Hannu Toivonen, Henrik Karlsson, IceHogs, Jeremy Morin, Jordan Schroeder, Kenndal McArdle, Kyle Beach, Mallards, Martin St. Pierre, Mickey Lang, Philippe Paradis, Quad City, Rockford, Terry Ruskowski, Thomas Hickey
Quick video highlight package of Rockford's 2-1 Overtime win in Milwaukee on Saturday, Brandon Saad's GWG
Video highlights from Rockford's 2-1 Overtime victory in Milwaukee on Saturday night. Video runs 1:15.
See the great individual effort by Brandon Saad to win the game in overtime, as well as the feed Jeremy Morin received from Adam Clendening to tie the game with 3:28 remaining in regulation. It was Morin's 13th goal and that was also assisted by Saad. In two games on the weekend, Brandon Saad posted two goals and four assists, besting his point total in the previous fifteen games (1g 4a) by one.
Posted in Game highlights, IceHogs
Tagged Adam Clendening, Admirals, Brandon Saad, Carter Hutton, IceHogs, Jeremy Morin, Joonas Jarvinen, Magnus Hellberg, Milwaukee, Rockford
Blackhawks recall 4 players from IceHogs, Ben Smith not one of them; Smith comments; Morin on roster shakeup
By Chris Block
While it can't officially be announced until after the NHLPA membership ratifies the new CBA on Saturday, the Chicago Blackhawks have jumped the gun a bit by recalling four players from AHL Rockford.
Nick Leddy, Marcus Kruger, Andrew Shaw and Brandon Bollig were all recalled by the Blackhawks on Monday January 7th. This, one day after the NHL and Player's association hammered out the framework for a new collective bargaining agreement to end the NHL Lockout.
All four players were held out of Rockford's home game Wednesday night against first-place Grand Rapids. The transactions will be made official this weekend. Three of the four were in Chicago skating with most of the other Blackhawks players at informal on-ice workouts beginning Tuesday. Nick Leddy joined in on Thursday.
One player who was surprisingly left out of the initial group of four call-ups is Rockford IceHogs alternate captain, and the team's leading goal scorer, Ben Smith.
Smith, 24, scored his 15th goal of the season on Wednesday night. He also ranks second in points scored by an IceHogs player, 26, seven behind team captain Martin St. Pierre. Read more
IceHogs can't bully lowly Bulldogs; Plug pulled on crucial 1st period video review going against 'Hogs
By Chris Block
Looking to return to their recent winning ways and stay within striking distance of first-place Grand Rapids ahead of two all-important matchups next week at the BMO with those same Griffins, the Rockford IceHogs (17-14-1-1) traveled to Hamilton, Ontario on Friday night to face a down-and-out Hamilton Bulldogs squad.
Hamilton came into Friday's contest against Rockford with the worst record (11-18-1-2) in the AHL. Hamilton, the AHL affiliate to the Montreal Canadiens, had lost 8 of their past 9 contests since defeating Rockford 6-4 at the BMO Harris Bank Center on December 15th.
Worse yet, Hamilton had not scored a goal in more than three games before facing the IceHogs for the second and final time this season. The Bulldogs had been shutout in each of their previous three games, all road losses.
For these reasons, and perhaps a little too much confidence in the way they've played of late, the IceHogs may have taken the Bulldogs for granted on Friday night.
Despite the IceHogs getting out to a quick start, sloppy passing and poor work in the defensive zone contributed to a 3-1 Rockford loss before a crowd of 4,505 at Copps Coliseum on Friday.
Backup Alec Richards got the start in net, his first in nine games. Read more
Posted in Game recap, IceHogs
Tagged Adam Clendening, AHL, Alec Richards, Ben Smith, Brandon Bollig, Brandon Pirri, Bulldogs, Chris Block, Frederic St-Denis, Gabriel Dumont, Hamilton, IceHogs, Jeremy Morin, Kyle Beach, Mark Bernard, Martin St. Pierre, Michael Blunden, Mike Commodore, Olivier Fortier, Patrick Holland, Pete Leblanc, Philippe Lefebvre, Robert Mayer, Rockford, Shawn Lalonde, Ted Dent, TJ Luxmore, Video Review, Zack Stortini
Chris Block joins the Hockeenight Puckcast for a special Holiday podcast
On Sunday night I had the pleasure of joining CT and the "Forklift" on their groundbreaking, award-winning HockeeNight PuckCast.
As always when Hockeenight and TTMI join together, we ran the usual gamut of topics. We review the NHL's class action complaint filed against the NHLPA in a New York court on Friday and the damning quotes from Jonathan Toews and Troy Brouwer cited in the motion.
We discuss all the latest on Blackhawks prospects including Brandon Saad, Andrew Shaw, Ben Smith and Fork's favorite, Jeremy Morin. Also, we broach the Blackhawks directive to IceHogs coach Ted Dent to move Andrew Shaw back to center, and what may have gone into that decision – the Jeremy Roenick autobiography, "torpedoing" Jimmy Hayes, Malort~!, Gary Bettman's standing in the face of his third work stoppage, how the 5% variance would effect teams should it be realized, George "the Animal" Steele and some professional wrestling history.
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Injuries starting to pile up for IceHogs; Blackhawks prospects Morin and Lavin out of action; Update on Olesz
By Chris Block
Injuries are beginning to pile up for the Rockford IceHogs.
While the team had been able to avoid everything but a few nagging injuries here and there, the IceHogs lost another key player this weekend. For how long though, we're not yet certain.
Jeremy Morin missed Sunday's loss at Grand Rapids with an undisclosed injury. Not sure of the extent of the damage other than the IceHogs saying Morin was "dinged up." Morin got the worse end of a third period scrap with Chicago Wolves' defenseman and higher end Vancouver Canucks prospect Kevin Connauton on Saturday night. Though Morin did make a return for the game's final moments he was unavailable for Sunday's road contest with the Griffins. Here is a link to video of the Morin-Connauton fight from Dec 8, Morin's first fight of the season.
Morin has been held without a point in the last three IceHogs games he's suited up for. Over his last 15 games, Morin has 7 goals and 2 assists to go along with a minus-2 rating. He's second on the IceHogs with 9 goals total on the season, one behind team-leader Ben Smith.
–Defenseman Joe Lavin broke his right wrist in a game at Lake Erie on Nov 24th. The injury should sideline Lavin for 5-6 weeks, putting Lavin on schedule to return sometime after Christmas. Lavin was still wearing a cast this weekend. Read more
IceHogs 3rd period rally answers coach's challenge
By Chris Block
Looking to build on recent winning ways and retain their first place standing in the Midwest Division, the Rockford IceHogs played host to division rival Milwaukee Admirals, winners of three of its last four games. Milwaukee also entered Friday's contest riding a five-game point streak (3-0-2-0) as they recently have welcomed Ryan Ellis, Gabriel Bourque and Taylor Beck back into their lineup.
The IceHogs rose atop their division in winning 7 of its last 9 games, going from two games under .500 on Nov 16 to three games above .500 and in first place on Dec 2nd.
Friday also was the first of five meetings between the two clubs this month. Milwaukee came into Rockford on Nov 10 and skated away with a 4-2 victory. That night, the first of 12 times these two clubs will face off this regular season, Alec Richards was between the pipes for Rockford.
On Friday, Carter Hutton, the starter in the IceHogs last three games, all wins in which Hutton allowed a total of five goals, was back to face a Milwaukee team he went 8-1 versus last season.
Hutton was strong early Friday night but struggled to bail his teammates out when miscues and mental lapses plagued Rockford during a three-goal Milwaukee 2nd period. Read more
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Tagged Adam Clendening, Admirals, Andrew Shaw, Ben Smith, Blackhawks, Brandon Pirri, Brett Lebda, Carter Hutton, Chris Block, Chris Mueller, Dylan Olsen, Gabriel Bourque, IceHogs, Jeremy Morin, Jeremy Smith, Martin St. Pierre, Michael Latta, Milwaukee, Nashville, Nick Leddy, Pete Leblanc, Predators, Prospects, Rob Flick, Rockford, Ryan Ellis, Ryan Stanton, Ted Dent, Victor Bartley
PuckChatter~Radio: Sam Fels on the IceHogs & CBA
By Chris Block
Sam Fels, lead Blackhawks maven at TheCommittedIndian.com was kind enough to join me Monday night for the jam-packed return edition of PuckChatter~Radio.
In great detail, we recapped the Rockford IceHogs at the 28.9% mark of the AHL season as well as listen to some conversations we've had with a few IceHogs over the past few weeks. There is a lot going on these days out in Rockford with the suddenly first-place IceHogs and we covered most of it.
We also touch on Tuesday's much overhyped meeting between six NHL owners and as many NHL players – Is it more posturing and sideways negotiating by the Gary Bettman and the owners in attempt to undermine Don Fehr and divide the players, or is the league finally ready to work towards getting a deal done? We discuss. Also, Phillip Danault and Mark McNeill were named to the Canadian U20 World Championships selection camp roster on Monday. How do they fit and what are their chances of making Team Canada?
All this and more on this edition of Puck Chatter.
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Among the items broached on the show….
-A hockey magazine editor's troubles with the English language
-Ted Dent talks about inconsistent play & Martin St. Pierre's start
-Carter Hutton back on his game
-Is Nick Leddy not dominating the AHL a real problem?
-Kyle Beach's newest move – the turtle and spear
-Jimmy Hayes talks about his transition from wing to center
-Perhaps how the Hayes-to-Center decision came about
-Surprising facts & truth on how the "experiment" is working out
-What the Hayes move says about Hawks true depth at center
-Adam Clendening's mustache
-Jeremy Morin talks finding his scoring touch & a full off season
-Chris Block says weird things & asks odd questions
-Nick Leddy talks about his move to Left Defense & the CBA
-Stan Bowman's 'guys' and where they stand
-Is Kyle Beach a power forward
-Couple of IceHogs approaching Franchise marks
-Blackhawks Board of Governors representatives
-Gary Bettman attempting to pitch a no-hitter
-IceHogs MVP
-A funny story about travels to the BMO Harris Bank Center 57:20
-And much, much more
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I love Mario Galaxy! It is one of my favorite Wii games...one of my favorite nintendo games period. We personally don't allow the Call of Duty games. Zackery is getting one Wii games this year but now I can't remember what it's called. He plays as a deep see animal (there is a menu to pick from, whale, squid, different things) and has to live as that animal, hunting and migrating and stuff.
Ainsley isn't into games. She is getting two kids' cookbooks and a handmade apron.
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Mr. Rachor visited our store on Saturday. He arrived through the back door, ALONE - NO ENTOURAGE , and just started talking to everyone he saw. Master techs,mechanics and installers - he talked to them ALL. Then he made his way up to the service desk and met with the service advisors BEFORE meeting with the managers. He talked with customers at the service desk and with some in the waiting room. He then made his way through the store and spoke with all of the retail associates as well. Everyone he came in contact with was an opportunity to interact with and gather feedback. He seems like a genuinely nice person who I think is off to a great start with this company. It felt pretty good to have a CEO introduce himself and ask what HE could do for you.
has he been back in a store on a weekend day since?
As a matter of fact, yes he has. Any more questions?
Hi Sound!I agree with you 100%. Years ago I worked for IBD for a over 2 years and quit to start a business that failed. Wm. O'neil coined the system of CANSLIM. I've read most of his books. During the time there I learned volume was a major factor to watch. Yes CANSLIM doesn't fit PBY but then few fit exactly. That motion you talk about many like to call momentum and where I like to look. Volume can tell me where the whales are feeding. I look for small cap companies with small floats and little dilution (hopefully buying back their shares). I don't buy just because it seems cheap. There has to be other criteria and some of the parts of CANSLIM have to be in place. There use to be a saying at IBD which Jim C now espouses buy high and sell higher. Patrick
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Patrick,I am watching the action today....should have kept my short in place...but I agree with you in that the market is different, long and hold seems to be the hard way...JM
People should realize that it is possible to make alot of money trading the stock od a company that is losing money. It is also possible to lose money trading the stock of a company that makes money-----even one with a good eps can be bad if yo buy & sell at the wrong times. Good investers will make profits even in unprofitable companies. For example Kimberly clark is not a very volitle stock but at one point I did well with it in a short period of time buying low and selling high.One might invest in it merely because they make Kotex and your wife seems to always have her period but if your timing is good you will make money.
I dont work for Pep Boys but am a big customer, for many years and almost the next day as I came to the US. Its a good company and its chances where taken away by the previous bosses. Store employees deserve a good treatment, but they should know their other heros: Barrington Capital and Pirate Capital. I made a good cunk of trading profits form PBY over last 24 months. Mainly thanks to the Barrington Capital and Pirate Capital and Defoe Capital. Th guys within Defoe Capital where the firts to formulate that the real estate of PBY is worth at least $1.4 billion and that is all how it got started.
Well Mr. ajofny you certainly talk like a Mexican.Are you illegal to boot?We don't allow no wetbacks makin smart talk here on this board.You rip off PBY stock to make money to send home to Guadalahara?This about real Americans buying and selling Pepboys stock.Adious Pancho.
he should come in the store when the main people that run everything are ther, mon to fri, it dont make sense talking to a kid that works weekends for gas and beer money, and if you talk to the manager he is just talking like a dm becuse thay are the ones pulling there string cuz we all no thay a bunch of puppets, so come in on a weekday would you jeff
You need to give Rachor a chance. He is a first class guy who knows how to run a business. He will take PBY to the next level. I think your point about him not coming Mon.-Fri. is a good one. Knowing Jeff, he stopped by on the weekend on purpose. The weekend should be the biggest days for sales and you confirmed what he probably thought, that most of the decision makers and top managers don't work weekends. I think that is getting ready to change. It is the retail business! With your ignorance and arrogance I would start looking for a new 9-5, M-F job!!! I am sure your great attitude has infected everyone around you.
Maybe pepboys needs to get rid of those kids working for beer money on the weekend and get some qualified parts counter people there . After all Saturday is one of the busiest days of the week why wouldn't you want to have your best people in that day . Maybe thats one of the problems that needs to be addressed .
Hi Farryman!For the last month we've been up 17 out of 21 days with no consolidation. Volume has been more than normal for the same 17 out of 21 days. I keep expecting PBY to drop a $1.00 or so but I've been pleasantly surprised. I've bought PBY in the 8's 9's and 10's 11's and sold at a profit then watched it climb into the 20's. Of course that was some time ago. That has been some time ago (2003 period). I bought again last year in 10's and 11's and sold. I'm guessing but I think I sold my entire holdings in PBY sometime late last year. After watching PBY I again took a large pos in the low 16's and again in the 18's. I keep waiting for it to correct to buy a little more but it hasn't happened. I'm with you, if the next quarter turns out as we expect then 22-25 like you say is very possible!Patrick
This guy has to be 1000% better than the last guy who tried to fix things by bringing in kayaks. At least he knows when to show up to stores the busiest day of the week. Good luck to all you VP's the only thing constant will be change.
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Thats what a good CEO should do & not just sit there & take advice from his new underlings. Any big boss who announces his visit prior to coming is a fool & not really interested in seeing the problems.What was his reaction? Did he like what he saw or see things that need to change? Were you guys open with what you thought needed fixing / changing? It seems that everyone is complaining about benefits & money , which is legit but until we get more money coming in to the store, those things cant change.I am a SSC guy & have not met him personally but others that have said he seems concerned & interested in fixing this place.He's got a big job & I wish him luck.
Everybody was pretty open and forthright in there suggestions to him. He came in the back door by bay 10 and worked his way up the shop talking to EVERYONE, master techs to installers then spoke with all the service advisors BEFORE the manager and his assistant. He talked to a lot of customers as well at the service desk and in the waiting room. He passed out his business card to everyone he talked to and even told us to email him with any more suggestions we had. I took him up on his offer and by 9am the next day which was SUNDAY... he replied back to me on his Blackberry!!!! I don't think he could be off to a better start than this. The mood after he left was the most positive I've seen in my 7 yrs with PBY.
The visit (and the way he did it)does not surprize me at all. I believe he is a true customer oriented guy who knows the automotive business (funny thing, a person who knows the automotive business running an automotive business). I hope he can cut through baloney and get down to the real issues that are holding us back. We need people in the stores (enough of them) that want to wait on customers AND take care of the problems. We also need to incentive productive people at all levels of our business and give them a chance to make a TON of money. You can only keep and attract the best people by giving them a chance to grow and prosper ($$$$$). I hope we bring back stock options and give everyone (not just a few) a chance to prosper as we give this company new life. We need to get ALL employees involved to grow this company again and remember Jeff can't do this alone. If he comes to your store SPEAK UP,tell him the truth and offer ideas to fix this puppy.WE CAN FIX THIS AND GROW AGAIN.


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Now, true fans knew DeMarco had no chance
And wasnt very good to begin with, but we are being labeled as haters or something
you guys been watching too much showtime or was it hbo? if you believed this was competitive matchup
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Been saying it for the longest. Still gonna give him props for the way he beat him though.
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DeMarco was the #1 Lightweight coming off 2 good wins over Linares and Molina. Many predicted he'd upset Broner and that Broner hadn't improved since the Ponce fight.
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He didn't have a chance because Broner as a class-A fighter. Give the kid his respect, he played with the #1 guy in his first fight in the division.
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yah demarco was considered the underdog despite being ranked the #1 at lightweight....but it was still impressive how broner beat him.
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DeMarco had no chance because Broner is just that good. DeMarco is a good fighter and was the #1 guy at 135 but Broner is a special talent. EVERYONE at 135 will get the same type of beating Demarco got but it doesn't mean they aren't good fighters. It's funny how people discredit a fighter because another good fighter isn't good enough to challenge him. It would seem like you would get props for making good fighters look like they have no business being in the same ring as you but their are always guys that are held to unrealistic standards.
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I thought the best part was there were people saying if Broner trades with DeMarco, the fight will become very interesting. Well it didn't. Broner stood right in front of him, traded, and beat his ass.
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i expected broner to win like most ppl did, but i was very impressed with how he did it. i dont see how anyone can watch that fight and not be impressed with broner unless they made up their minds not to in advance.
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Demarco is a good fighter just was made look bad by a brillant one those bodyshots made me feel sore
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Man who attacked Oak Park mother, infant gets 32 years
By Megan Dooley
Convicted for the attempted murder of an Oak Park woman and her 6-week-old infant, Anthony Murdix of Aurora was sentenced Tuesday to 32 years in prison for the crime.
The attacks occurred on July 21, 2008, when a masked Murdix broke into the victim's home as she prepared to take the baby to the doctor. Her 12-year-old nephew, who was also present, witnessed Murdix begin to attack the woman with a baseball bat. He rushed outside and flagged down a police officer.
Oak Park Police Commander LaDon Reynolds said the department received a call at 10:20 a.m. about an attack on an adult woman and her infant child at a residence located on the 600 block of Madison Street.
Police interrupted the attack when they responded to the call, and the suspect fled the scene. He was tracked down and arrested a short time later. Murdix is the father of the infant.
Reynolds confirmed that Murdix admitted around the time of the crime that the attack was an effort to stop the victim from hassling him about child support payments.
The 39-year-old woman suffered deep cuts, broken bones and a brain injury from the attack. The baby suffered a fractured skull and brain injury. Reynolds did not know if the victims will suffer long-term side effects from the injuries.
Murdix was convicted of nine felonies, including two counts of attempted first degree murder, six counts of home invasion and one count of aggravated battery of a child.
"The police department is satisfied with the verdict, and we believe in this case justice has been served," said Deputy Police Chief Anthony Ambrose. "We're happy with the efforts of the officers. They did a thorough investigation, which ultimately helped convict Murdix."
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Violet Aura
Posted: March 15th, 2011 6:37 PM
@Happy: LOL- Oh you poor thing! You are quite challenged...buy a vowel and some apostrophes, my dear..."Dirtbag?" Why? I ASSume that you are still pissed that I expect that perps on the loose should be FULLY described...Silly me! No, it's more PC to describe gun handles, car colors, clothing colors, everything under the effing sun except the full description of someone on the loose! In this story, even before the pic the guy had been arrested. I don't care to see him or her when they're caught.
happy violt aura didnt comment on this
Posted: March 15th, 2011 5:43 PM
im shocked that violet aura dirtbag didn't post on this
Anne from Oak Park
Posted: March 10th, 2011 10:21 PM
I appreciate the input here although I had found that info earlier from other websites after I left my last message this afternoon. It's a shame that they couldn't come up with more of a punishment than this. This guy is a loose cannon -- if he gets out, the next time he might beat somebody because he got mad that they got in line before him in a store. THE GUY IS DANGEROUS!
Chris from OP
Posted: March 10th, 2011 10:06 PM
Regarding the criticism of Gov. Quinn, yes, there will be instances in which someone seems deserving of the death penalty who will only serve time instead. But I believe the point of the new law is that is a safer risk than killing a person wrongfully convicted, a situation which has been proven to be all too common.
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Posted: March 10th, 2011 9:42 PM
The attack by Murdix was not a random act. Murdix was the baby's father. The evidence suggests that he was upset over the notion of having to pay child support. He went to the apartment with a gun, bat, mask and a can of spray paint. He attacked his own baby and its mother.
Posted: March 10th, 2011 8:03 PM
no muriel. your not in this alone! Harbour said Murdix told police that he did what he did because the woman was hassling him about providing child support. Police say Murdix, who reportedly worked as a shipping and receiving supervisor, was unemployed at the time of the alleged attacks. He is scheduled to appear before a judge for a preliminary hearing at the Maybrook Courthouse on Friday morning.~ For updates on this story, see the July 30,2008 print edition of Wednesday Journal
Brian from Oak Park
Posted: March 10th, 2011 8:01 PM
muriel schnierow from River Forest
Posted: March 10th, 2011 7:01 PM
I sent a report to Gov Quinn urging a Task Force on violent crime,proper sentencing, and proper release. i have not received an answer. This man should have had life without parole. He is quite likely a psychopath. The baby had a skull fracture? they are satisfied? Who would beat a baby with a bat? Who would beat anyone with a bat? there is actually a test that is a predictor of violence. Am i in this alone?
Anne from Oak Park
Posted: March 10th, 2011 6:46 PM
It's a terrible crime, no matter what, but if he really was a total stranger and this was a random attack, then he should never, ever, ever be released into society again.
Anne from Oak Park, IL
Posted: March 10th, 2011 6:44 PM
Are we really to believe that a total stranger passing by just for no reason at all broke into someone's house and beat her to death with a baseball bat? I would like to know more about this story, did she know this guy or was he stalking her or what?
Deborah from Oak Park
Posted: March 10th, 2011 6:21 PM
I am interested in knowing how severe the brain damage was to the mother and to the infant. Also, was their any prior relationship of the mother with the attacker?
Posted: March 10th, 2011 6:13 PM
i'm sorry the last paragraph states the police dept was satisfied with the verdict if our system has doing half time for good behavior. potentially easily being 16 yrs. curious of the motive too.
thanks gov quinn!
Posted: March 10th, 2011 6:09 PM
this dirtbag will probably be out in 12 years for good behavior. And thanks to Gov Quinn, murderers, rapists and other degenerates will stay alive when I'd be glad to flick the switch on some of these losers.
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Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day; teach a man to fish and he will eat for a lifetime. Or…
In economic terms, the free rider problem.
This dilemma has been around as long as society has been established and possibly just as long as the first self-aware parent birthed their first self-aware child. Fortunately, the solution is just as old, if not older.
As with parents and children, governments and their constituents serve one another. The parent acts as a guiding force, and the child as a driving force. The same is true with governments and constituents. The difference being that in the first case, the chicken came before the egg and in the second, the egg before the chicken.
And as in governments, the adverse-incentive paradox comes into play in parenting. A parent would be considered irresponsible if they were to give their child everything they wanted, but, being a parent, they also want to provide for and add to the happiness of the child. If they provide too much, the child could become 'spoiled' and misbehave, but if they provide less than they possibly can for the child, then the guilt slowly starts building up within the parent's consciousness. The more a parent gives, the more a child finds it needs.
Examples would be children who are smothered in attention having attachment problems, and children who are given everything having a sense of entitlement.
This problem has been very intelligently solved by millions of parents around the world. The solution is to lower the expectations of the child (making them think they get less) while maintaining the flow of output by the parent. This must be done without the knowledge of the child. What does this mean?
The answer is to lie: "no little Johnny, Momma cannot buy you that Game Boy – it is too expensive." What little Johnny does not know is that Santa has bugged the toy store and his elves are now scheming on how to get that hand-held gaming system under the tree without anyone noticing.
It is the oldest and best parenting trick in the book. I do not plan on debating the morality of lying to your children, and I am operating on the premise that the strategy does in fact work, so I will bring it back to the argument for applying this archaic tactic to government.
If no one expected to get bailed out, incentives would imply that everyone might try a little harder to keep themselves afloat. If you start bailing people out, incentives imply that people will attempt to get a free ride on the life-boat. The unfortunate truth is, however, that no matter how hard some people try, they will not be able to keep afloat on their own.
It is because of these people that safety nets are put into place to take care of things like retirement, injury, or relocation. These safety nets are big messy and, most of all, opaque. Because everyone wants the safety nets to be something different, there is an awful lot of red tape surrounding them.
So much, in fact, that the tape reduces the efficiency of the programs to the point where we are not sure if they will be there if we were to fall. Does this make us try harder to stay afloat? Not yet, because at the moment we can borrow at our hearts content to keep the safety nets well padded
What if we could not see them, and yet they were still there?
The government would have to convince us that there were no safety nets and that we had to watch out for our own necks. Because there would be less of a free-rider problem, the government could much more easily and efficiently operate a secret program designed to help those who actually need it without interference of special interest groups.
Of all of the secret government programs that may or may not exist, this would have to be one of the better ones to have.
Of all of the things for a government to lie about, helping people while denying that they have helped is one of the ones I am more likely to go along with.
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The risk-neutral investor in this case would have no preference either way, since the expected value of $100 is the same for both outcomes. In contrast, the risk-averse investor would generally settle for the "sure thing" or 100% certain $100, while the risk-seeking investor will opt for the 50% chance of getting $200.
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Quechee Hot Air Ballon, Craft & Music Festival
Friday, Jun 19 10:00a
Quechee State Park, HartfordThree day Balloon Festival with 20 - 30 balloons, juried craft fair, entertainment, children's activities, food court & beer court in a beautiful VT setting...
Market Square Day
Saturday, Jun 13 10:00a
Market Square, PortsmouthMarket Square Day was first celebrated in 1977...
GFWC Hudson Junior Woman's Club 38th Annual Craft Fair
Saturday, Dec 6 9:00a
Hudson Memorial School, HudsonHow does a fair succeed for 38 years? Find out at the GFWC Hudson Junior Woman's Club Craft Fair. Over one hundred crafters participated last year. There's food all day, plus a penny raffle...
Children's Day
Sunday, May 3 10:00a
First Night Portsmouth
Wednesday, Dec 31 10:00a
Summer in the Street - Opening Day
Saturday, Jun 27 10:00a
New England Holiday Craft Spectacular
Saturday, Dec 6 10:00a
Rockingham Park, SalemThe New England Holiday Craft Festival will be held at Rockingham Park Racetrack, in Salem, NH. Come out and join us for our last event of the year with two day of arts, crafts, food and live music...
Home Garden Flower Show May Fair
Friday, May 15 10:00a
Fairgrounds, FryeburgVoted a the top twenty events in Maine by Yankee Magazine twice in the last three years...
Fletcher Farm School Arts and Craft Festival
Saturday, Jul 4 10:00a
Fletcher Farm School, LudlowThe Society annually sponsors two summer Arts and Craft Festivals...
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Christmas Wreath-Making Workshops
Mon 12/8 2:00p
The Nutcracker Ballet
Sat 12/13 2:00p
An Epic Christmas Around The World
Sat 12/6 7:00p
The Twelve Days of Christmas
Fri 12/12 6:30p
The Nutcracker - Wolfeboro Shows
Sat 12/20 7:00p