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Scary Scratch for Cogliano
by Alanah McGinley on 10/29/07 at 06:33 AM ET
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From Derek Van Diest at the Edmonton Sun,
"I don't remember much, I just remember falling back," Cogliano said. "My visor was up obviously and I think he was just jumping over me and his skate came up and caught me. It was pretty scary I didn't want to open my eye, I just wanted to hold my hand over it."
Cogliano was sporting a pair of small cuts on his cheekbone.
[Rob] Blake was stepping over Cogliano when his back skate came up and caught him just under the eye. Cogliano was back in the lineup yesterday against the Anaheim Ducks.
"There wasn't a lot of blood, but for the most part it was a pretty scary incident," Cogliano said. "My head was tilted backwards and that's why his skate was able to get under my visor."
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Extra Security For Feuding GMs Not Needed
by Alanah McGinley on 10/29/07 at 04:11 AM ET
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From Eric Stephens at the LA Times,
The juicy subplot to Sunday's game between the Ducks and the Edmonton Oilers seemed certain to come to a head.
But there was no shouting match or chance public encounter between the Ducks' Brian Burke and the Oilers' Kevin Lowe, the teams' bickering general managers who avoided each other even as the NHL dispatched extra security because of the tension between the two.
And the subject of the controversial offer sheet at the heart of that tension, Dustin Penner, did little in his first appearance at Honda Center since he skated around the ice with the Stanley Cup in June.
(*the NHL sent extra security for those guys?! Wow)
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Edmonton Wants Their Stripes Back
by Paul on 10/28/07 at 10:36 AM ET
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from Terry Jones of the Edmonton Sun,
Those especially embarrassing white away uniforms with the shirt tails it looks like they forgot to tuck in, that crappy costume they were wearing on Hockey Night In Canada out of Los Angeles last night.
The Oilers have been wearing these daffy duds long enough most of the fans I've talked to have only one question:
"How do we get our stripe back?"
O.K. Two questions.
"How do we lose that practice uniform piping on the front, too?"
The fans clearly haven't fallen in love with the Oilers new uniforms, home or away.
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Penner Goes Back To Anaheim
by Paul on 10/27/07 at 12:11 PM ET
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from Jim Matheson of the Edmonton Journal,
Penner doesn't have any illusion about the reception he'll get from the Ducks' crowd. It may be warm but it won't be a hero's welcome like former Oilers winger Ryan Smyth of the Colorado Avalanche received at Rexall Place on Tuesday.
"I won't be getting a video tribute. I won't be tearing up," kidded Penner. "I do have some fond memories though. I'm excited to be going back. I made some friends there that I'll have for life."
more and Penner hopes to get his Stanley Cup ring too…
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Oilers' Pitkanen Out 4 Weeks
by Alanah McGinley on 10/24/07 at 02:58 AM ET
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From TSN,
Sources tell TSN that Edmonton Oilers' Joni Pitkanen will undergo knee surgery which is expected to keep him out for four weeks.
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Standing Ovation for Smyth
by Alanah McGinley on 10/24/07 at 01:28 AM ET
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From the CP,
Ryan Smyth, the former Edmonton Oiler, made good on his prediction Tuesday just before he faced off for the first time against his old team since his shocking trade eight months ago.
The mullet-haired left winger, now with the Colorado Avalanche, became teary-eyed as he lined up in pre-game ceremonies, watched a one-minute video tribute of his 11 seasons with the copper and blue, and received a 30-second standing ovation from the 16,839 fans at Rexall Place.
It wasn't a weeper to rival the saddest of sports sob stories, "Brian's Song," but it had its moments.
Updated 3:30am ET:
Smyth's comments in the Denver Post:
"It was a nice tribute to me and my family by (the Oilers). It's quite an honor to come back to the city where you started your NHL career and be recognized like I was tonight," said Smyth, who went scoreless in the game. "The fans were great to me, and I really appreciate that."
added 5:53am by Paul, The first 55 seconds or so of the video (below) shows the ovation Smyth received from the Oilers fans.
Update 1:41pm ET: More commentary from John MacKinnon at The Edmonton Journal.
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Smyth to Return to Edmonton This Week
by Alanah McGinley on 10/21/07 at 10:33 PM ET
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From Eric Duhatschek in Monday's Globe & Mail,
As for Smyth's return on Tuesday, which figures to be an emotional night for both him and his former team, Staios said he hoped that Edmonton fans will take into consideration his years of service when deciding how to greet him.
"He did a lot of great things for this organization," Staios said. "The business side of things is never really appreciated by the fans."
"Hopefully, they'll remember what he did on the ice and in the community and can show him that respect – like they did for Jason when he came back."
more… (*looking at the new Oilers era)
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MacTavish Says Times Have Changed
by Alanah McGinley on 10/21/07 at 05:21 AM ET
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From George Johnson at the Calgary Herald,
"Everything has changed so dramatically in the last 10 to 15 years in regards to handling players. I don't know about Mike, but I've had zero success trying to make players do things. It just doesn't work.
"You have to explain things to them now. You have to make them think what you're trying to get across is their idea. The dictatorial days are over.
"I don't think. There's so much more pressure on players than before.'' He gestured around him, to a small army of scribblers, cameras and microphones milling around. Used to be, there were half a dozen of you guys here on game day. Now there's 20. Or more. There are appearances, community commitments.
"So much more of their time is taken away by the game. So if they show up at the rink and you suffocate them, there's a danger of sucking the life right out of them.''
*MacTavish coached his 500th Oilers' game Saturday night and shares some memories of opposing coach Mike Keenan and the Battle of Alberta)
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Sam Gagner Likely to Stay with Oilers
by Alanah McGinley on 10/21/07 at 03:48 AM ET
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From Eric Duhatschek's Globe & Mail blog,
Officially, the Edmonton Oilers have another week or so before deciding whether to keep rookie Sam Gagner on their NHL roster. But coach Craig MacTavish implied Saturday that the decision had been mostly made already – and that there would have to be a radical reversal in fortune in the next few days for the Oilers to send Gagner back to his junior team, the London Knights. And this was before Saturday's game against the Calgary Flames, in which Gagner scored the first goal of his NHL career, to go with the four assists he picked up in his first six games.
"There will be a point of no return and we've probably reached that point already," MacTavish said. "The way he's played and what he's contributed so far, there's every reason to expect him to stay here."
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Souray Has Separated Shoulder
by Paul on 10/17/07 at 05:23 PM ET
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from TSN,
Edmonton Oilers' defenceman Sheldon Souray is out indefinitely after suffering a separated shoulder.
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The soul of resistance: civil war parallels in US and Iraq
Much like the September 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, the April 1861 Confederate salvos at Fort Sumter forever changed the way Americans viewed their country. Like George W. Bush, President Abraham Lincoln dressed his military campaign in idealistic robes - as a noble crusade to free the slaves. Like Bush, Lincoln went to war without a viable plan for the aftermath.
"Mr. Lincoln gropes ... like a traveller in an unknown country without a map," wrote one New York World columnist in early 1865.
Georges Clemenceau, a French diplomat and journalist who would later serve two terms as his country's prime minister, observed that the US had "embarked on the abolitionist sea, without any clear idea of where their cause would lead."
As in Iraq, regime change left the South in social, economic, and political disarray. Slaves had made up nearly 40 percent of the population in the prewar South, and had provided its largely agrarian economy with a stable - and of course cost-effective - workforce. With emancipation, the nearly 3.5 million freedmen were - at least in theory - no longer tied to the land. Talks of enfranchisement for blacks were foreboding for Southern whites, conjuring visions of African-American majorities who could use the ballot to exact revenge on their former masters, or to further the programs of Republican activists and carpetbaggers from the North...
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Heavenly Beat is the side project of Beach Fossils' bassist, John Peña. The band released Suday, their debut 7″ via Captured Tracks a couple of days ago. You can now listen to the title track, a song with a bouncy drum beat and some nice guitar work. You can also listen to the previously released b side, "Desire."
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Little League group proposes sports complex
When Brian Winkler, president of Wm. Winkler Co. in Newman Lake, approached the Seabee Veterans of America group he belongs to and asked if they would volunteer to do the grading for baseball fields near Morning Star Boys Ranch, he had no idea the project has been hotly debated for years.
"The Seabees do a lot of volunteer work and we wanted to do something good for the kids," Winkler said. Together with another contractor, N. A. Degerstrom in Spokane Valley, Winkler coordinated the moving of 20,000 cubic yards of material on a site where Spokane South Little League wants to build a sports complex. The contractors donated the heavy machinery, and the Seabee veterans donated the manpower.
"We probably did $150,000 worth of work up there," Winkler said, "but it was all volunteer work. We didn't spend any public money."
Spokane South Little League first proposed the construction of baseball fields just southeast of the intersection of Glenrose Road and 37th Avenue more than five years ago, on land that was then owned by the Morning Star Boys Ranch.
At a special meeting of the Glenrose Community Association in February 2009, many neighbors expressed concern about a sports complex they feared would bring an increase in traffic, noise and light pollution to their semi-rural neighborhood.
Since then, the proposed complex has been downsized from 40 to 20 acres, and Spokane South Little League purchased the land from the Morning Star Boys Ranch Foundation for $577,500 in September 2012.
Morning Star Boys Ranch is not participating in the development.
Although the proposed complex is now smaller, the neighborhood is still not embracing the idea.
"Our priority is to preserve the rural character of the area where we live," said Richard Brooke, president of the Glenrose Community Association. He added that some may look at the neighborhood's opposition as being anti-kid and anti-Little League, but that's not the point. "This is not the right location for the sports complex."
Brooke said the neighborhood's biggest concern is the increase in traffic on Glenrose Road and 37th Avenue. Both are two-lane roads without shoulders.
In 2009, the Spokane Regional Sports Commission offered to set up mediation for the two parties, but that didn't happen.
In January 2010, Spokane County Hearing Examiner Mike Dempsey discounted many of the claims brought forward by the Glenrose Community Association and allowed for grading to begin.
Since then, neighbors have complained to the county about the lack of dust control and weed growth on the site.
The sports complex is located in Spokane County, yet SSLL field coordinator Brian Gosline gave a short presentation at the Spokane Park Board's Recreation Committee last week, asking for funding.
Gosline said the completed project – which would include a baseball diamond slightly bigger than the one at Gonzaga University, a smaller diamond for disabled players and a multi-use area big enough for two soccer fields – would cost between $4 million and $5 million.
"We are at a point where we need money," Gosline told the committee.
When asked by committee members how much money, Gosline said he hadn't prepared a detailed budget, but building just the large baseball diamond would cost between $1.5 million and $2 million.
In a follow-up email, Gosline declined to say how much money Spokane South Little League has raised toward the completion of the sports complex but wrote that the group has invested close to $300,000 to date – all from cash and in-kind donations.
At the Recreation Committee meeting, Gosline said the project ideally should be a regional venture, supported by the county and the city of Spokane.
"We can't hold a Little League tournament in Spokane because we don't have an approved field," Gosline said. "We've got to get it built this year." SSLL has about 600 players and is renting fields from Spokane Parks and Recreation Department.
In the meantime, Glenrose Community Association is realizing that the project can't be stopped.
"They have all the permits for what they are doing," Brooke said. "We don't like it but we recognize it's reality. We just want to make sure they are in compliance with what's allowed."
Peter Ice, who was president of the Glenrose Community Association when the sports complex was first proposed, said he wonders how long it will take SSLL to do something to keep down the dust and the weeds expected to grow back on the barren land this summer.
"It's irresponsible to strip off the land and just leave it," Ice said, adding that considering SSLL is still looking for funding, the neighborhood could be "looking at a half-finished project for quite some time."
Gosline declined to set a deadline for completion of the sports complex.
Gosline told the Recreation Committee that the project has consumed seven years of his life and he would be happy to hand it over to someone else, if that were possible.
"But I am committed to exhausting all feasible possibilities in early 2014 to get it built," Gosline wrote in an email after the meeting. "The kids in this area need this."


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Originally Published: June 2, 2007By Jay Weiner | Special to ESPN.com
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- On Friday night, May 18, 2007, at about 10 p.m., popular Ramsey County probation officer Howard Porter spoke by telephone with his wife, Theresa Neal, a St. Paul public school principal. She was out of town, but would be returning on Saturday, the next day; and the two were scheduled to leave on a family trip on Sunday the 20th.At 5:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 19, the body, badly beaten but still alive, of a then-unidentified 6-foot-8-inch African-American man was found in an alley in north Minneapolis, 10 miles from Porter's St. Paul home.
That man in the alley was Porter, 58, a somewhat fleeting, yet iconic, figure in the history of college basketball. After clinging to life for a week, he died May 26 of, as the medical examiner so starkly recorded it, "MBFIs." Multiple blunt force injuries. Murder. Two weeks later, as Porter's friends and teammates gathered in St. Paul to celebrate and cry about the former Villanova and NBA basketball star, the seven-and-a-half hours between the phone call to Theresa and the discovery of his body remain a painful mystery punctuated by a series of sad question marks. "At times like these, we are lost for words," the Rev. Gloria-Roach-Thomas told more than 800 mourners at the jam-packed St. James AME Church in St. Paul on Saturday. A thousand more patiently walked through the church earlier to hug Porter's wife and pass his body, a trademark bowler hat on his head, dressed in a sharp dark suit, the letters "HP" and his nickname, "Geezer," stitched into the upholstery of the coffin's lid. A group of neighborhood ministers, Porter's co-workers and a handful of former teammates -- including Bob Love, who played with Porter on the Chicago Bulls for three seasons in the early '70s -- talked of Porter's serenity, of his sweet disposition, of his fine bass singing voice, of his large hands and his sartorial splendor; he was known to wear orange suits. As he spoke, Love donned a black fedora of his own to honor Porter, and some in the church stood and applauded.
Jim Mone/AP PhotoPallbearers carry the casket of Howard Porter to the hearse after Saturday's funeral in St. Paul.
At the time of his death, Porter -- a probation officer for 12 years, a Minnesotan for nearly two decades -- was supervising 102 cases involving a wide range of felons. He earned about $64,000 a year. He cared about his "clients," said his boss, Ramsey County Probation Supervisor Rhonda Rhoades. She called Porter "a role model, a father figure." "It is horrible," Rhoades said of Porter's death. "Our whole office is hit very hard by this. Clients come in and they're crying; they're struggling." "Yes," Rhoades said, "it's uncommon" to see felons cry about their probation officer. Retracing Porter's final hours is all speculation. Too much is unknown. But a rough sketch, based on public documents, provides a few details. Surely, his final hours began at his home, on Iglehart Street in a beige stucco, 1,000-square-foot, one-story bungalow he shared with Theresa. They'd been together for 16 years. Assessed at $165,000 by the county tax department, the house sits on a tree-lined street one block from St. Paul's Central High School, home to a long line of great boys and girls basketball teams, the alma mater of baseball Hall of Famer Dave Winfield. Pink and purple flowers dot the well-coiffed lawn. Did Porter voluntarily walk out the house's front door that Friday night and head somewhere to meet somebody or to check on a client on probation? Or was he forced out? Did he exit out a side door, toward the garage, to get into a rented Cadillac? Why was the car rented from Enterprise in the days just before his murder?
Dexter JonesPorter and his wife, Theresa Neal, were pillars of the St. Paul community.
"If there are any theories, we're not going to share them with the media," said St. Paul Police spokesman Tom Walsh. According to search warrants on file at Ramsey County District Court, Porter was last seen about 8 p.m. on Friday, May 18, and he last spoke with his wife two hours later. After that, it gets tragically murky. Early on Saturday morning, the 19th, when Porter was found in the back alley on Minneapolis' north side and was admitted to nearby North Memorial Hospital, no one knew who the victim was. At that point, Porter wasn't even considered a missing person. Later, as Porter's family looked for him, trying to reach him on his cell phone, the St. Paul police received two phone calls. The first came from an informant, a convicted felon. He said, according to a search warrant, "'Word on the street' was that Porter had been kidnapped." Soon after, Theresa Neal called the cops, too. Her husband was missing. "The newspaper was still outside," the search warrant reads, "and a television was left turned on, which she stated was abnormal."
Vernon Biever/WireImage.comPorter was drafted 32nd overall by the Bulls in 1971 and played for Chicago for three seasons.
Soon after those calls, police found Porter's rented car about two miles east of his home, parked near a collection of low-income housing complexes near downtown St. Paul. The car, on Ravoux Avenue, sat in the shadow of the marbled Minnesota State Capitol. Blood was found on its rear bumper and side. "The trunk did not contain any person or body," the police report says. "There was, however, blood and what appeared to be the imprint in blood of a head on the floor area of the trunk. The vehicle was declared a crime scene " Was Porter forced to this narrow street one block from busy Interstate I-94, which connects the Twin Cities to Chicago? Was he beaten here, then transported the 20 minutes by car, past the skyscrapers of downtown Minneapolis, to be dumped in that alley? Or did the crime occur in Minneapolis, the car abandoned in St. Paul later? "It's really hard to figure that somebody would do this," said his boss, Rhoades. "He was a gentle teddy bear."
Dexter JonesThat's Porter (and his trademark hat) in the middle, flanked by Clem Haskins and Bob Love.
The Minneapolis, St. Paul and Philadelphia news media -- which have covered the Porter murder most completely -- have hinted at two theories about the crime: (1) Perhaps it was payback by a disgruntled criminal on probation; or (2) perhaps Porter had returned to his addiction and, somehow, that went wrong. Officials in the Ramsey County probation office say the former scenario would be highly unusual. Although there is danger in the job, no one can remember any violent incidents involving probation officers. And the latter theory -- a drug relapse after Porter's exemplary life in the years since his treatment in 1989 -- doesn't ring true to those who knew him. "Absolutely not," said Rhoades, who worked with Porter before he joined her agency and who has been his co-worker and boss for a dozen years. "Howard had everything going for himself right now," said Kwame McDonald, a retired college administrator and St. Paul community activist. "I think he had reached in life what he was hoping for and aiming for all along Howard was so committed to life, really. I don't see him falling back [to drugs]." The Rev. Darryl Spence spoke with Porter a few days before his disappearance. Spence and Porter worked together with teenagers in St. Paul's toughest neighborhoods. While acknowledging that anyone with an addiction can relapse, Spence said he is angered by such speculation. Spence heads up a group called the "God Squad," which ministers to crime victims and works with the St. Paul police. "All of a sudden, we had to hear and read again that he was in recovery from addictions," Spence said. "I think it's a wonderful example what he overcame, but only if he was the one telling the story, not the press. I hope we will know that didn't play a part in his death. To me, he was a man who achieved. African-American men have a hard role just to say, 'We achieved.' It seems we have to tell everybody all our wounds." Porter had his share of both wounds and achievements. He grew up poor during an era in which Florida's high schools were still segregated. He went north to Villanova and led the Wildcats to the 1971 NCAA championship game. The Wildcats lost the final game 68-62 to UCLA, but Porter was named the Final Four MVP. He averaged nearly 23 points and 15 rebounds a game at Nova, and his No. 54 was retired in 1997.
Villanova UniversityIn his Villanova days, Porter was a three-time All-American.
More significantly, he became a symbol -- even a victim -- of the shifting tectonics of sports business in the early '70s, a time when college basketball players were expected to be "amateurs" and devoted to dear ol' U rather than seek the one-and-done exit strategy of so many players today. Porter was at Villanova during a brief and chaotic time when there were competing pro leagues, the now-defunct American Basketball Association and the NBA. Those were the pioneer days of free agency and athletes gaining their rights in all sports, and they mingled with shady agents seeking the signatures of kids from poor backgrounds who as often as not took the money as quickly as it appeared under their needy noses. Porter, a three-time All-American, was caught up in the messy details of the ability to play one league off against another. He signed a contract with the ABA while he was still at Villanova. That was a no-no, and he got caught. His was stripped of his Final Four MVP award, and Villanova forfeited its games, lost its NCAA Tournament runner-up status and had to return $72,000 in Final Four earnings -- a measly sum today, but good money in the Nixon era. Eventually, he signed a $1.5 million contract with the Bulls, but his seven-year pro career was mediocre. He played for four teams, never averaging more than 13 points a game. It ended in 1978 with a blood clot in his lung and an addiction to cocaine. By 1989, broke and literally busted, he came to Minnesota -- Land of 10,000 Treatment Centers, as the locals joke -- and fought the drug disease. After he whipped it, he stayed in the Twin Cities.
Jerry MillevoiIn 2002, Porter was given a plaque commemorating his achievement as the outstanding player of the 1971 Final Four. He'd been stripped of the award earlier.
The stardom, the tumble, the recovery that was all so long ago that few people who worked with or were touched by Porter in the Twin Cities knew about his basketball past. Rhoades, his recent boss, worked with him for five years before she knew he'd been a star. She read about it in Sports Illustrated. "It was nothing he ever bragged about,'' she said. By all accounts, Porter had been clean of the cocaine for nearly 18 years and was a devoted volunteer in St. Paul's churches and neighborhoods, where -- as in any big American city -- teenage boys too often encounter crime and drugs. "He had overcome a lot of stuff," Spence said. "He's a person who helped changed my way of thinking. I will always remember the one thing he told me: 'Every child has a chance,' he'd say. He'd tell me that over and over. Before he told me that, I thought there were some kids where there was no hope. Howard didn't believe that." There will be another funeral for Porter on Tuesday in Villanova, Pa., and yet another on Saturday, June 9, in Eatonville, Fla. There is a $25,000 reward posted for information about the crime. A joint investigation by the Minneapolis and St. Paul police departments continues. There have been no arrests. Jay Weiner is a freelance sports journalist based in St. Paul.
Lester Cohen/WireImage.comWhen it came to sartorial splendor, few did it better than Porter.
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We're here in New York City to check out the HTC One S — in the flesh, or rather micro arc oxidation build. The One S goes on sale the 22nd of this month for $199 on a new 2-year contract, and sports the new 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, Android 4.0 with Sense UI, and that fantastic 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED display. Round back there's an 8 megapixel camera with f2.2 aperture, and of course T-Mobile's greatly improved (and very fast) 42MBps 4G network. Check out the gallery below (hands-on video coming soon)! Ambiance for the win!
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Hi, am new to gardening and plants and in December I purchased some anthuriums just because I found them pretty. I put them in the front of my house and was told that they were shade plants and that they would wilt in the sun. I removed them to the back of the house and placed them under a canopy and watched as the spathes wilted and the tips of the leaves turned brown. Also, I noticed holes in the leaves. I water daily, fertilize with miraclegrow and have moved them around to get less or more sun. I live in Puerto Rico and the temperature is usually around 85 f. I need some advice because i have grown quite fond of them and don't want to give them up. Thanks.
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Anthuriums do well in indirect-bright-light. Not exactly shade.
However, as you stated, you placed your Anthuriums outdoors, under a canopy.
Unless the canapy surrounded light entirely, outdoor shade is equivalent to very bright light indoors. Even a semi-sunny window.
Which direction are they facing?
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Brown leaf tips are caused by under-watering, direct sun, dry air, tap water, over-ferrtilizing and then some.
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When plants are outside, one of numerous insects bite foliage.
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11 Jul 2011 11:03 GMT | Humanitarian crises, Africa, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya
The head of the United Nations refugee agency has described the situation in drought-hit Somalia as the "worst humanitarian disaster" in the world, after meeting with those affected at the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya.
The camp, located in the northeast and the world's largest in the world, is overflowing with tens of thousands of refugees from Somalia, Ethiopia and within Kenya.
Antonio Guterres, the head of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), visited the camp on Sunday, appealing for "massive support" from the international community for the more than 380,000 people estimated to be living in Dadaab.
"I have no doubt that in today's world, Somalia corresponds to the worst humanitarian disaster. I have never seen in a refugee camp people coming in such desperate conditions," he told Al Jazeera.
"I saw a mother that had lost three of her children on the way here."
Guterres said that those at the camp were "the poorest of the poor and the most vulnerable of the vulnerable".
The UNHCR chief is on a tour of the region in order to highlight the plight of those affected by the drought.
The World Food Programme estimates that more than 10 million people are already in need of humanitarian aid, with the UN Children's Fund estimating at least two million children are suffering from malnourishment. Those children are in need of lifesaving action, the UN says.
On Thursday, Guterres visited the Ethiopian camp of Dollo Ado.
"The mortality rates we are witnessing are three times the level of emergency ceilings," he said.
"The level of malnutrition of the children coming in is 50 per cent. That is enough to explain why a very high level of mortality is inevitable."
Thousands flee
Hundreds of thousands of people continue to flee the drought, walking for days in search of food and water.
According to doctors in Dadaab, most of the children have severe cases of acute malnutrition and related complications such as anaemia.
"The children are presenting with skin complications where their skin is peeling off mainly due to deficiency in micro-nutrients," Dr Milhia Abdul Kader said. "They are coming in a very bad shape."
Most of the arrivals to the camps are women and very young children, many of whom are in very bad physical condition, Al Jazeera's Azad Essa, reporting from Dadaab, said.
"Every morning hundreds turn up at the registration sites, where they hope to get documented and receive some basic essentials," he said.
"But the process is long and people are waiting for days to complete registration and access food, having already walked for days to get here."
The epicentre of the drought lies on the three-way border shared by Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia, a nomadic region where families depend heavily on livestock.
Uganda and Djibouti have also been hit by the crisis.
'Absolutely desperate'
Thousands more are waiting at reception centres outside the Dadaab camp."The people that are arriving are absolutely desperate," Andrew Wander of Save the Children, a UK-based charity, said.
"They haven't eaten for weeks, they've been travelling for a long, long time in very difficult situations."
Wander said 1,500 people were arriving in Dadaab every day and that the situation was "extremely serious".
Doctors with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) told Al Jazeera the camps were being stretched to capacity.
"The situation in the outskirts of the established camps are catastrophes waiting to happen," said Essa.
"There are literally thousands of huts assembled out of tree branches, covered by plastic sheets provided by the UN.
"These refugees have registered, but there is no space for them in any of the three camps, so they have just effectively created their own one."
As well as providing medical help, aid agencies are trying to distribute food and water to the hundreds of thousands of people reaching Dadaab."To deliver aid inside Somalia is a very important priority. When we see people in such a desperate situation, it would be much better if they could be supported inside the country," Guterres said.
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Erik Spoelstra: 'Minds were cluttered'
MIAMI -- It didn't sound like Chris Bosh's pleas for a different role in the Miami Heat's offense were well received by coach Erik Spoelstra.
As the Heat attempted to pick up the pieces following their fifth straight loss and prepare for a stern test against the red-hot Los Angeles Lakers Thursday, Spoelstra all but dismissed Bosh's statements about wanting more low-post plays.
"I think our minds were cluttered last night," Spoelstra said. "Today, it wasn't about talk. It was about working and practicing."
The defending champs are trying to three-peat. The Heat Index.
After bringing up his frustration about not getting the ball where he wants it in a postgame news conference Tuesday night, Bosh said that he didn't even talk to Spoelstra or teammates Dwyane Wade and LeBron James about the issue before or during practice Wednesday. He did say he planned to address it before the game with the Lakers.
Bosh struggled in a 105-96 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers Tuesday night, going just 3-of-11 from the field and finishing with seven points. But his displeasure seems to have been building for some time, including last Sunday when he got only one shot in the fourth quarter of a one-point loss to the Chicago Bulls.
"You just notice a trend going on and that was something that was on my heart for a while," said Bosh, who was the last Heat player on the practice court as he worked on post-up moves with teammate Juwan Howard. "I just wanted to be honest."
Spoelstra was being honest as well, saying the team actually had a good game when it came to interior scoring against the Blazers, racking up 48 points in the paint. Spoelstra also implied that improvement needed to be a team-wide effort, not just from getting Bosh more looks.
"We need more paint opportunities, not just from Chris," Spoelstra said, "but from all of our guys working together."
James, who spent the end of the practice conferencing privately with Wade while other teammates went through shooting, said Bosh can get more chances.
"Chris can always voice his opinion," James said. "If Chris wants the ball then he can ask for it and he can get it. If Chris wants the ball and wants to be more aggressive and wants to be more inserted into the offense, all he has to do is ask for it. When's he's productive, we're a better team."
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|Prima Tel Aviv Hotel 105 Hayarkon Street, Tel Aviv, 63432, Israel (6.2 miles from Herzeliya Pituach Business District)
Score from 405 reviews: Good There is 1 person looking at this hotel.Just 325 ft from the beach, the Prima Tel Aviv Hotel features a dining hall overlooking the sea, where an Israeli breakfast buffet is served each morning. More…
$100 Average price per night
|Bell Boutique and Spa Hotel 50 Hayarkon Street, Tel Aviv, 63301, Israel (6.6 miles from Herzeliya Pituach Business District)
Score from 395 reviews: Good There is 1 person looking at this hotel.In the heart of Tel Aviv, the Bell Hotel provides free parking and Wi-Fi, as well as views of the sea and of the Tayelet seaside promenade. More…
$100 Average price per night
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