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Jun 15, 2009 at 23:17 »
Pens' Game 7 win most-watched NHL game in decades
By The Tribune-Review
Monday, June 15, 2009
The Penguins' Stanley Cup triumph Friday was the most-watched NHL game since the early 1970s, according to NBC.
Almost 8 million people around the United States watched the Penguins' Game 7 victory over the Detroit Red Wings, broadcast from Detroit on NBC.
That is the largest U.S. television audience, measured by the number of viewers, since Game 6 of the 1973 finals, NBC announced this evening.
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Definately makes you proud to be living here...
Great year in Pittsburgh sports
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
By Ron Cook, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Do we know how to do a victory parade or what?
Heaven knows we've had enough practice. The celebration yesterday in honor of the Penguins was our second in 132 days, dating to the February party for the Steelers after Super Bowl XLIII. It was the third in 40-plus months, counting the parade for the Steelers after Super Bowl XL in February 2006.
Cleveland hasn't had three in 40 years.
Actually, that's factually incorrect.
Cleveland hasn't had even one in 45 years for any of its major professional sports teams.
My gosh, how many have we had during that same period? Nine? 10? 11?
That's right, there have been 11.
Not to be snooty.
I probably don't have to tell you how fortunate you are to be living in Pittsburgh instead of Cleveland when it comes to sports. I just hope you realize how truly lucky you are, period. You're living through a sports year that very likely won't be matched the rest of your life.
The Steelers beat the Arizona Cardinals to win the Super Bowl.
The Pitt men's basketball team came within one terrific, length-of-the-court drive by Villanova's Scottie Reynolds of going to the Final Four.
The Penguins beat the Detroit Red Wings -- on the road in Game 7, no less -- to win the Stanley Cup.
Amazing, absolutely amazing.
And here's the most surreal part:
If you're old enough -- probably 40 or over -- this isn't even the best sports year of your life.
That was 1979.
The Steelers won their fourth Super Bowl in six years, a dynastic run that transcended sports. It didn't just show the rest of the country and the world that Pittsburgh no longer was the dirty, sooty steel city that so many had looked down their noses on for so long. It gave Pittsburghers a proud identity that endures and thrives to this day. Steelers Nation -- millions and millions strong -- overcomes all, from the painful closings of the mines and the mills to the all-too-slow transformation of the city to an academic and medical hub to these horrendous economic times.
The Pirates won the World Series in '79. It's almost impossible to imagine now, but they were once much bigger and more loved than the Penguins. Their championship completed a remarkable decade in which they won six division titles and also the '71 series.
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And don't forget the Pitt football team in '79. It went 11-1, the first of three consecutive 11-1 seasons and part of a phenomenal 62-9-1 run over six seasons that began with the '76 national championship orchestrated by coach Johnny Majors and driven by Heisman Trophy winner Tony Dorsett.
For me, '79 will never be topped.
Not that '09 is bad. And it's not even half over. How cool is that? Training camp starts in Latrobe in 45 days. Some will tell you that's when the real sports year begins around here.
It's easy to think this core group of Steelers will win another Super Bowl or two or three. Big Ben Roethlisberger is signed through the 2015 season. Two championships in four years do not seem like nearly enough for him. Wouldn't it be something if he matched the four that Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw produced in the '70s? Or topped them?
It's just as easy to think the Penguins will hoist the Stanley Cup again soon. Star players Sidney Crosby, 21, Evgeni Malkin, 22, Marc-Andre Fleury, 24, and Jordan Staal, 20, still are mere babies in their sport. Can you believe Staal couldn't drink champagne out of the Cup in Detroit the other night? Not legally, anyway.
Crosby and Staal are signed through the 2013 season, Malkin through '14 and Fleury through '15. Together, they might just win more Cup titles than the two won by the most legendary Penguins player of all -- Mario Lemieux -- in the early '90s. That, of course, would delight Lemieux the team owner to no end.
You really are lucky -- almost beyond belief -- to be living here.
As for Cleveland fans, well ...
Their time finally might be coming after those 45 long years.
They do have LeBron, right?
At least for one more season, anyway.
It would be a real shame if he left the Cavaliers as a free agent in 2010.
Yep, a real shame.
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I love it.
Just straight STICKIN' IT to Cleveland!
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Jun 16, 2009 at 10:56 »
It's still astonishing to me that the NBA draws better ratings. Yes, I realize it is marketed alot more by espn. But can you seriously tell me you'd rather sit through an NBA snoozefest than watch not only the game Friday, but the rest of the games during the Stanley Cup playoffs this year?
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Jun 16, 2009 at 12:18 »
The NBA sucks...sorry LC. The NHL is far more exciting. One of the talking heads at ESPN said the following " HD was the best thing that ever happened to the NHL" I think more and more people are converting to HDTV and more and more will learn to love the NHL simply because they can follow it better. I watched game 7 (in glorious Directv HD) at my house with some of my southern friends. They all said they never got into hockey because one they had no rooting interest and secondly that the game was hard to follow. Now it is clearer for everyone and people will realize that it belongs in the 4 major sports category. The NHL will benefit greatly due to this years playoffs. I mean c'mon the most watched game in 30 years...wow. Just don ont bring back that silly blue trail on the puck.
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I hate to be the spoil sport, but Hockey has a very long way to go towards becoming a moderately watched sport in America.
when the Kobe Bryant has more air time than a game 7 nailbiter, you know you have a long haul ahead of you.
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It's still astonishing to me that the NBA draws better ratings. Yes, I realize it is marketed alot more by espn. But can you seriously tell me you'd rather sit through an NBA snoozefest than watch not only the game Friday, but the rest of the games during the Stanley Cup playoffs this year?
To be fair, there were some pretty good NBA playoff games this season. The Bulls/Celts series had some nail biters. Personally, I think the current NBA is pretty weak compared to the 80s offering I enjoyed.
Not much regular season NHL exposure on NBC. When I was a kid, I remember discovering the NBC Saturday NHL games where I could watch games that didn't involve the Leafs and/or Habs. Glorious.
How big can a sport get when it's on Versus? If they could get some of the golf and & NASCAR exposure on the major networks...
And HD pucks is sweet. Except when they bounce the NBC game to another channel so Cards baseball can be on NBC. Talk about a painfully boring sport to watch.
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Sept. 23, 2014: City Council meeting (Kenny Beverin, Wayne Hengen, Bonnie White, Michael Cavanaugh, taxicab drivers, Dennis Burke, Mary Rose Lehay.)
Sept. 17, 2014: Breakfast with the Mayor (Sheriff Melvin Brisolara, Vandy Mitchell, David Nichols, Romy Simpson, Lynn Frisby, Macklyn Holloway, Rachael Seymour, Patrick Lyons, Joe Boney, Vincent Payne, Mark Dronet, Tom Sawyer, Ronnie Cochran, Roy Mattina Jr., Samuel Burke, Liz Joachim, John Miller, Tom Collins, Jeff Merrill.)
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April 21, 2014: Sen. Cochran stops by City Hall
April 15, 2014: City Council meeting (Eric Nolan, Lucy Brasher, HNTB report, Ron Peresich, Ed Gemmill, social service representatives)
April 1, 2014: Signs of Indian Nation
March 28, 2014: Briefing by 403rd Wing at Keesler
March 25, 2014: Infrastructure meeting for Cedar Lake, Brasher Road area
March 25, 2014: City Council meeting
March 25, 2014: Point Cadet through the years
March 24, 2014: Progress at Biloxi Waterfront Park
March 18, 2014: City Council meeting
March 15, 2014: St. Paddy's parade and Grillin' on the Green
March 14, 2014: Visitors Center reception for Alex North and Peter Jurich
March 11, 2014: City Council meeting
March 10, 2014: State of the City luncheon
March 5, 2014: Mardi Gras cleanup
March 4, 2014: Krewe of Neptune parade
March 4, 2014: Gulf Coast Carnival Association parade
March 3, 2014: Children's Mardi Gras Walking Parade
Feb. 25, 2014: City Council meeting (Michael Cavanaugh, Jimmy Gouras, Chevis Swetman, Chris Ferrara)
Feb. 11, 2014: City Council meeting (baseball approved; Ron Peresich, Barry Lyons, Bones Barq, Tim Bennett, Cliff Kirkland)
Feb. 4, 2014: City Council meeting (James Crowell, Mary Rose Lehay, David Nichols)
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Dec. 20, 2013: Re-interment ceremony and dedication of d'Iberville statue
Dec. 18, 2013: Progress at Biloxi Waterfront Park and Seafood Industry Museum
Dec. 17, 2013: City Council meeting (Employee longevity awards, Demery Grubbs, Jonathan Jones, Katherine Blessey, Mary Rose Lehay)
Dec. 6, 2013: Children's Christmas Walking Parade
Dec. 3, 2013: City Council meeting (Eric Dickey, Loyce Searight, James Crowell)
Nov. 14, 2013: Video invitation to Christmas at Beauvoir
Nov. 13, 2013: Breakfast with the Mayor (Monte Bostwick of Biloxi Regional, Mayor Holloway, Police Chief John Miller, Parks and Recreation Director Sherry Bell, Visitors Center Manager Bill Raymond, business grants, and presentations to the police officer and firefighters of the quarter)
Nov. 11, 2013: Re-dedication of 12 Palms Memorial
Nov. 5, 2013: City Council meeting (Bishop James Black, Police Chief John Miller, Robin David, Kim Ross Bush, Mary Rose Lehay, Kevin L'adnier)
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Oct. 22, 2013: Biloxi Cemetery Tour
Oct. 15, 2013: City Council meeting (Employee longevity awards, Jim Compton, Peter Abide, Bill Kilduff, August Parker, Danny Collins, Terese Collins, John Gill)
Oct. 9, 2013: Cruisin' the Coast Downtown Biloxi Block Party
Oct. 8, 2013: City Council stadium meeting (Bobby Mahoney, Delmar P. Robinson, Kevin L'adnier, Lisa Michiels, Barry Lyons, Chevis Swetman, Ron Peresich)
Sept. 24, 2013: City Council meeting (Arthur McMillan, Marvin G., Dalla Rosa, Jerry Creel)
Sept. 18, 2013: Breakfast with the Mayor (Biloxi Public Schools Superintendent Arthur McMillan)
Sept. 14, 2013: Mark Barhanovich park dedication
Aug. 29, 2013: Katrina memorial observance
Aug. 27, 2013: City Council meeting (Jerry Burdine, Grace Aaron, Mary Rose Lehay, Joe Davis Jr.)
Aug. 25, 2013: Biloxi Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony
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Aug. 19, 2013: Pinning ceremony for new Battalion Chief Andrew Mason
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Aug. 15, 2013: Jerry Burdine celebration at Hiller Park
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Aug. 6, 2013: City Council meeting (Rev. Robert Wetherington of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, Community Development Director Jerry Creel, attorneys David Wheeler and Michael Cavanaugh, resident Vernon Mangum)
June-July 2013: City Hall annex and former Biloxi Public Library
July 24, 2013: Breakfast with the Mayor (Chief Administrative Officer David Nichols, Fire Chief Joe Boney, infrastructure program manager Marvin G. Dalla Rosa, Main Street Manager Kay Miller, and presentations of the police officer and firefighter of the quarter)
July 24, 2013: Restore Biloxi infrastructure project overview video
July 23, 2013: City Council meeting (Sun Camp members, CAO David Nichols, employee longevity awards, Chevis Swetman, representing the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, and Biloxi librarian Charline Longino)
July 2013: Photos of the White Pillars restaurant
July 12, 2013: Biloxi Police Department awards ceremony, Distinguished Service Medals
July 9, 2013: City Council meeting (appointment of Joe Boney, vintage pictures of Boney, also Mark Dronet photo)
July 4, 2013: Subway and WLOX salute Biloxi Police Department in video
July 2, 2013: City Council's first meeting of the four-year term of the city's elected leaders. Meeting also included presentations involving the Asgard Motorcycle Club and Tony Mattina.
July 1, 2013: Inauguration of Mayor and City Council. Swearing-in ceremony of new councilmembers Felix Gines, Dixie Newman, Robert Deming III, Paul A. Tisdale and Kenny Glavan and veteran councilmembers George Lawrence and David Fayard, and Mayor A.J. Holloway.
June 25, 2013: City Council meeting (final meeting of departing councilmembers Bill Stallworth, Lucy Denton, Clark Griffith, Arlene Wall and Ed Gemmill). Also: FEMA award.
June 19, 2013: D'Iberville statue, pre-Katrina, post-Katrina and restoration progress
June 18, 2013: City Council meeting to discuss baseball bond issue (Dennis Burke, Cliff Kirkland, Joseph Davis Jr., James Crowell, Robert Barq)
June 13, 2013: Beach Fest photos
May 30, 2013: Original renderings of proposed downtown baseball stadium
May 15, 2013: Breakfast with the Mayor (William Sackett, Bob Tucei, Joy Tucei, Patrick Lyons, Kenny Glavan, Bill Raymond, Sherry Bell, Angie Juzang, Patti Guider, Leigh Jaunsen, Liz Kessie, Linda Stewart, Lisa Michiels)
May 15, 2013: Biloxi Fire Museum: a photographic tour
May 14, 2013: City Council meeting (Rev. Eric Dickey, the original Jerry Creel and Corky Hire, Daisy Watson and Jermaine Brown)
May 9, 2013: Popp's Ferry bridge incident damage
May 3, 2013: Video tour of special events at the Biloxi Visitors Center
May 2, 2013: National Day of Prayer
May 1, 2013: Unveiling of shrimp festival poster and shrimp queen contestants (artist Tonya Hebert)
April 30, 2013: Ribbon-cutting ceremony for Point Cadet fishing bridge
April 30, 2013: Point Cadet Fishing Bridge, post-Katrina, renderings and completion
April 23, 2013: Volunteer Recognition Ceremony
April 11, 2013: Subway video salutes Biloxi Police Department
April 4, 2013: Katrina & Biloxi: The fasten your seatbelt sequence video
March 27, 2013: Breakfast with the Mayor (Police and Fire officers of the quarter, Barry Lyons, Tom Gladney, Johm Miller, Rodney McGilvary, David Nichols, Jim Adamo, Alfred Sexton, Lynn Frisbee, Linda Stewart)
March 23-24, 2013: Excel by 5 Bunnyland, city Easter Egg hunt
March 13, 2013: Welder Dann Balius making repairs to Popp's Ferry bridge span
Feb. 25, 2013: State of the City luncheon
Feb. 12, 2013: Mardi Gras at City Hall
Feb.; 11, 2013: Children's Mardi Gras Walking Parade (in Gruich Center, because of inclement weather)
Feb. 5, 2013: City Council meeting and shoe box float winners (Also: Father Greg Barras of St. Michael Catholic Church, Jerry Ellis and VFW 2434 leaders, Marvin G. Dalla Rosa)
Jan. 22, 2013: City Council meeting (Arlene Wall swearing-in ceremony, Barry Barq, Kitty Barq, Paul Tisdale, Grace Aaron, Kevin L'Adnier, Mary Eaves, Diane Harenski, Stacy Thacker swearing-in ceremony)
Jan. 15, 2013: City Council meeting (Brit Singleterry and Golden Nugget, Felix Gines)
Jan. 6, 2013: Twelfth Night ceremony, Beauvoir to Mardi Gras Museum
Jan. 2, 2013: City Council meeting (Father Dennis Carver, Andi Rushton Oustalet, John Miller, Paul Cannette, Damon Torricelli, Arthur McMillan)
Dec. 21, 2012: Biloxi Police awards ceremony
Dec. 4, 2012: Retirement ceremony for Brenda Johnston and David Staehling
Dec. 4, 2012: City Council meeting (Brenda H. Johnston Day)
Dec. 1-2, 2012: Christmas on the Water, children's and boat parades
Nov. 20, 2013: City Council meeting
Nov. 14, 2012: Breakfast with the Mayor (Monte Bostwick, CEO of Biloxi Regional; Katrina sculptor Marlin Miller, and Marvin G. Dalla Rosa of the firm HNTB)
Nov. 9, 2012: Christmas at Beauvoir opening night, Festival of Trees
Nov. 6, 2012: Christmas at Beauvoir behind the scenes sponsors party
Nov. 3, 2012: Christmas at Beauvoir delivery of trees
Oct. 10, 2012: Cruisin' the Coast Downtown Biloxi Block Party
Sept. 19, 2012: Breakfast with the Mayor (Liz Kessie, David Roberts, Dennis Burke, Kathy Springer, John Miller, Sam Burke, Leigh Jaunsen, Tom Sawyer, Tom Collins, Charlie Dellenger, John Zorich, Patrick Lyons)
Aug. 28-30, 2012: Before, during and after Hurricane Isaac
Aug. 19, 2012: Biloxi Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony
Aug. 18, 2012: Ribbon-cutting for A.J. Holloway Sports Complex
Aug. 17, 2012: Shrimp Bowl parade and pep rally
Aug. 14, 2012: Old Biloxi photos
Aug. 9-11, 2012: Mississippi Special Olympics Southeastern Regatta
Aug. 7, 2012: City Council meeting (proclamation honoring longtime librarian Mary Louise Atkinson. Biloxi High School senior Emily Fountain crowned Shrimp Bowl queen; maids Mary Ashley Garteiser and Courtney Ballew. Also: Arthur McMillan, Kenny Holloway.)
July 28-29, 2012: Presentation of Hank Williams Sr.-inspired movie "The Last Ride" at Saenger Theater
July 28-29, 2013: Video trailer for "The Last Ride," shown at Saenger Theater
July 24, 2012: City Council meeting (Martha Ebberman, Kay Bankston, Gerrie Weldon; Susan Hunt, Arthur McMillan, Chevis Swetman)
July 24, 2012: Virtual tour of Hard Rock Hotel's proposed new tower
July 18, 2012: Breakfast with the Mayor (Pat Wylie, Bruce Marie, T.J. Moran, Emily Burke, Roy Mattina Jr., Dick Wilson, Liz Joachim, Patrick Lyons, Leigh Jaunsen, Davide Staehling, Charlie Dellenger)
July 13, 2012: Pictures of Progress, Part 2 (Rodenberg Road North Phase 4 infrastructure work, neighborhoods west of Keesler and north of Pass Road; turning lane additions at the north and south ends of Eisenhower Drive; traffic signal improvement work at Big Lake and Pass Road; boat launches at Forrest Avenue and Kuhn Street; new Point Cadet fishing bridge; and the commercial harbor, south of the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino)
July 12, 2012: Pictures of Progress, Part 1 (Rodenberg Phase 2 North, off Old Bay Road; work on the approaches to the small bridge at the Popp's Ferry causeway; fire station next to the Margaret Sherry Memorial Library; and work on entrance at the A.J. Holloway Sports Complex)
July 12, 2012: Reception to welcome new Beauvoir director Bertram Hayes-Davis and wife Carol Hayes-Davis
July 10, 2012: Removal of alligator at Hiller Park pond
July 3, 2012: City Council meeting (Proclamation naming Sherman V. Canaan Back Bay Fishing Dock, Arlene Canaan, Henry Canaan, presentation from Sun Camp students)
May 31, 2012: Preservation awards (Leigh Jaunsen, Doug Dale, Terese Collins, Danny Collins, Jerry O'Keefe, Martha O'Keefe, Susan Hunt, Gary Michiels, Kay Bankston, David Hardy, Dennis Burke, Nanette Burke, Julie Suarez, Rue Viuex, Grace Aaron, Leanne Dubaz, in memory of Zan Skelkton.)
May 31, 2012: Preservation awards, presentation of winning endeavors
May 30, 2012: Thursdays in May preservation series (Indian Bill Raymond, Leanne Dubaz, Charles Sullivan, Macklyn Holloway, George Lawrence)
May 22, 2012: Opening of Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville (outdoor performance by Jimmy Buffett)
May 16, 2012: Breakfast with the Mayor (Bill Raymond, Harvey Nixon, Tom Wickes, Dick Wilson, John Miller, David Roberts, Rodney McGilvary, Liz Corso, Kathy Springer, Terry Powell, Cree Cantrell, Romy Simpson, Pat Morris, Diane Bolton, Emily Burke, Tom Collins, Jerry Taranto, Kimberly Nastassi)
April 24, 2012: Volunteer recognition ceremony
April 11, 2012: Ribbon-cutting ceremony for new Walmart in west Biloxi
March 28, 2013: Reception honoring 'Whad'Ya Know,' MPB at Visitors Center
March 28, 2012: Breakfast with the Mayor (Tom Collins, Paul Tisdale, Romy Simpson, police and fire officers of the quarter, Bruce Stewart, Linda Stewart, Jerry Taranto, Roy Mattina Jr.,
March 17, 2012: Grillin' on Green and St. Pat's Day Parade
March 6, 2012: City Council meeting (introduction of Hibernia rulers, Pass Christian Mayor Chipper McDermott and Laura Denise Dunaway-Ozerden)
Feb. 21, 2012: Mardi Gras 2012
Feb. 20, 2012: Children's Mardi Gras Walking Parade
Feb. 15, 2012: Storm-drain repair, Howard Avenue at Thomas Street
Feb. 14, 2012: Firefighters resuscitate children at Desoto Street house fire
Feb. 13, 2012: History week exhibits
Feb. 13, 2012: Old Biloxi photos
Feb. 8, 2012: Video of State of the City speech
Feb. 8, 2012: State of the City video presentation
January 2012: Aerial tour of Biloxi
Jan. 25, 2012: Holloway honored at Covey Awards
Dec. 9, 2011: Biloxi Chamber's Morning Call (Myrtis Franke, Jos Spraggins, police and fire officers of the quarter, Keith Sisson, Bruce Marie, Robin David, Walter Blessey, Katherine Blessey, Rodney McGilvary, Tom Sawyer, Kay Miuller, Rachael Seymour, Emily Burke, Geoff Pender, John Jennings)
Dec. 5, 2011: Christmas on the Water, Christmas in the City, Lighting of the Town Green
Dec. 2, 2011: Christmas sights, downtown Biloxi
Nov. 23, 2011: Initial Katrina-damaged properties targeted by city
Nov. 16, 2011: Breakfast with the Mayor (Lou Soldo, Charles Britt, Gerald Forbes, Frank McKenny, Richard Sullivan, Tom Sawyer, Dick Wilson, Harvey Nixon, Vincent Payne, Bruce Marie, Kenny Holloway, Liz Joachim, Jim Adamo, David Staehling)
Oct. 29, 2011: Biloxi cemetery tour, 2011
Oct. 4, 2011: Announcement about second hospital in Biloxi
Sept. 21, 2011: Construction of Biloxi Boardwalk Marina
Sept. 15, 2011: Video tour of Kroc Center, with Barry Lyons
Sept. 14, 2011: Breakfast with the Mayor (John Miller, Jerry Taranto, Kathy Springer, Sunita Sailor, Sam Burke, Dennis Burke, Patrick Lyons, Bruce Marie, Tom Collins, Chris Moore, Dick Wilson, Jerry Creel)
Sept. 11, 2011: Biloxi Seafood Festival
Aug. 29, 2011: Ronny Broussard sings "I Wanna Come Home" in video from Katrina memorial ceremony
Aug. 29, 2011: Video of Katrina memorial observance
Aug. 26, 2011: Video song "The Biloxi Lighthouse," by Steve Cason
Aug. 5, 2011: Pre-Katrina documentary video about Biloxi Lighthouse
Aug. 3, 2011: Breakfast with the Mayor (Charles Britt, Linda Atterberry, John Jennings, Joe Boney, Sunita Sailor, Roy Mattina, David Staehling, Phil Frisby, Sherman Canaan, Arlene Canaan, Dick Wilson, Biloxi police and fire officers of the quarter, Christopher Stebley, Duncan McKenzie, Tom Gladney, Rachael Seymour, Beth Carriere)
Aug. 1, 2011: Kickoff of Responsible Gaming Week
July 22, 2011: Delta Destinations video of Biloxi and Gulf Coast
July 14, 2011: Dedication of Biloxi Visitors Center and Biloxi Civic Center
July 14, 2011: Old Biloxi photos
July 11, 2011: Video preview of the Biloxi Visitors Center
June 15, 2011: Breakfast with the Mayor (Jerry Taranto, T.J. Moran, Charlie Dellenger, Leigh Jaunsen, Tom Collins, Paul Collins, Mary Rose Lehay, Linda Stewart, Terry Powell, Vernon Mangum)
May 13, 2011: Video presentation to development summit
May 12, 2011: Preservation tour visits Beauvoir
May 5, 2011: Preservation in May kickoff
May 3, 2011: Volunteer recognition ceremony
April 7, 2011: Re-dedication of Old Brick House
April 7, 2011: Old Brick House refurbishment, before and after
April 7, 2011: Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville gets OK from gaming commission
March 30, 2011: Tulane presentations on Point Cadet
March 30, 2011: Tulane students' presentations
March 19, 2011: Grillin' on the Green
March 19, 2011: Hibernia St. Patrick's Parade, 2011
March 8, 2011: Mardi Gras 2011
March 7, 2011: Children's Mardi Gras Walking Parade costume and float contest
March 7, 2011: Children's Mardi Gras Walking Parade
March 1-3, 2011: Training for propane and natural gas fires
March 1, 2011: Tour of the Kroc Center
Feb. 28, 2011: Mayor's State of the City speech and video
Feb. 28, 2011: State of the City video of progress
Feb. 28, 2011: State of the City luncheon photos
Feb. 23, 2011: History Week photos
Jan. 25-27, 2011: Mayor at MML Mid-Winter Conference in Jackson
Jan. 22, 2011: Tulane students at Point Cadet
Jan. 21, 2011: Packaging warehouse fire in Woolmarket
Jan. 19, 2011: Vieux Marche fire aftermath
Jan. 18, 2011: Vieux Marche fire
Nov. 17, 2010: Breakfast with the Mayor (Phil Frisby, jim Tabor, Kathy Springer, Liz Joachim, Mary Rose Lehay, Dennis Burke, Leslie Johnson, Arlene Canaan, police and fire officers of the quarter, Barry Lyons, Julie Pinson, Patrick Lyons, Asher Travis, Lori Derouen, Robin David, Arlene Canaan, Sherman Canaan, Emily Burke)
Nov. 13, 2010: Veterans Parade
Nov. 1, 2010: Aerial photos of Biloxi (Back Bay, Point Cadet, Deer Island and the Katrina reef, downtown Biloxi, front beach, Keesler, Caillavet Street, the Kroc Center, downtown library and civic center, and the new visitors center)
Oct. 28, 2010: Downtown library and civic center
Oct. 26, 2010: Biloxi Cemetery tour
Oct. 26, 2010: Biloxi Cemetery: Pre- and post-Katrina
Oct. 14, 2010: Dedication of Biloxi Bay Bridge art
Oct. 6, 2010: Cruisin' the Coast Downtown Biloxi Block Party, 2010
Sept. 28, 2010: Tour of Biloxi Visitors Center construction
Sept. 20, 2010: Filming for visitors center documentaries
Aug. 29, 2010: Fifth annual Katrina memorial observance (Mayor A.J. Holloway, U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker, Congressman Gene Taylor, MEMA Director Mike Womack, Bishop Roger Morin of the Catholic Diocese of Biloxi, Lori Beth Susman of Congregation Beth Israel, John Jennings of the Biloxi Fire Department, Biloxi Public Affairs Manager Vincent Creel)
Aug. 29, 2010: Mark Potter of NBC News video report: Katrina five years later
Aug. 24, 2010: City Hall ribbon-cutting ceremony
Aug. 23, 2010: City Hall restoration: a photo tour
Aug. 19, 2010: Repairs to Katrina memorial
July 29, 2010: Biloxi Farmers Market
July 28, 2010: End of Summer Camp party
July 23, 2010: CNN video report on Biloxi re-building efforts
June 25, 2010: Mayor Holloway surveys boomed waterfront
June 21, 2010: Holloway with U.S Conference of Mayors in New Orleans
June 15, 2010: Katrina highwater marks throughout city
June 11, 2010: Restoration of Guice Park, USS Biloxi mast
June 9, 2010: Video tour of City Hall construction
June 2, 2010: Overturned tractor-trailer at I-110 and U.S. 90
June 2, 2010: Video of overturned tractor-trailer at I-110 and U.S. 90
June 2, 2010: Animation of BP oil spill
May 27, 2010: Preservation Awards 2010
May 19, 2010: Breakfast with the Mayor (Terry Powell, Richard Sullivan, Mike Fitzpatrick, Mary Rose Lehay, Liz Joachim, David Staehling, Jim Farrell, Tom Collins)
May 6, 2010: White House fountain dedication
April 9, 2010: White House fountain refurbishment
April 9, 2010: Pre-Katrina video of White House fountain
April 9, 2010: Progress at Magnolia Hotel
April 9, 2010: Progress at Old Brick House
April 8, 2010: Early construction of Biloxi Visitors Center
March 13, 2010: Hibernia St. Pat's parade
March 2, 2010: Hibernia at City Council meeting (Billy Hewes, Wayne Hengen, Jerry Munro, Tom Wall; student artwork winners)
March 13, 2010: Video of Biloxi Public Schools speed stacking championship
March 11, 2010: Gates of Biloxi and Timber Creek Estates photos
March 4, 2010: Photos of progress at White House fountain on Beach Boulevard; the Magnolia Hotel on the Rue Magnolia; the Old Brick House on Back Bay (interior and exterior); and City Hall (lobby and second floor).
Feb. 22, 2010: History Week
Feb. 19, 2010: Video of song "The Biloxi Lighthouse," by Steve Cason
Feb. 19-20, 2010: Biloxi Lighthouse re-lighting, tours
Feb. 16, 2010: Mardi Gras 2010
Feb. 9, 2010: Mardi Gras shoebox float winners
Feb. 8, 2010: "Mississippi Roads" video of Katrina sculptures carver Marlin Miller
Feb. 4, 2010: Images of Biloxi Lighthouse
Feb. 4, 2010: Biloxi Lighthouse through the years
Jan. 27, 2010: Video of State of the City speech
Jan. 27, 2010: State of the City luncheon
Jan. 20, 2010: Video of RV fire and explosion in west Biloxi
Jan. 20, 2010: Aftermath of RV fire in west Biloxi
Dec. 1, 2009: Breakfast with the Mayor (Jerry Taranto, Windy Swetman, John Miller, Linda Atterberry, Rachael Seymour, Emily Burke, Lori Derouen, John McFarland, police and fire officers of the quarter, Thunderbirds presentation, Walter Blessey, Angie Juzang, Chris Valle)
Nov. 25, 2009: Magnolia Hotel restoration status
Nov. 25, 2009: Old Brick House restoration status
Nov. 5, 2009: Video of Rue Magnolia work to prep Slay House site
Oct. 31, 2009: Catfish Day at Hiller Park
Oct. 30, 2009: Rue Magnolia gateway improvements
Oct. 27, 2009: Biloxi cemetery tour, 2009
Oct. 16, 2009: Photos from Main Street fall decorating contest
Oct. 9, 2009: Pre-Katrina video of White House Fountain
Oct. 7, 2009: Cruisin' Downtown Biloxi Block Party
Aug. 29, 2009: Video of overturned tractor-trailer at I-110 and U.S. 90
Aug. 28, 2009: Morning of milestones: groundbreaking for visitors center, library, civic center
Aug. 23, 2009: Video of convention center fire
Aug. 23, 2009: Photos of Convention Center fire
Aug. 17, 2009: Observance at Hurricane Camille memorial
Aug. 17, 2009: Luncheon to commemorate 40th anniversary of Hurricane Camille
Aug. 10-14, 2009: Tarp erected around Biloxi Lighthouse as part of restoration, photos
Aug. 4, 2009: Photos from National Night Out Against Crime
July 23, 2009: Photos from Lighthouse stamp dedication ceremony
July 1, 2009: Photos from inauguration of mayor and City Council
May-June 2009: New carpeting, furniture installed at West Biloxi Library
May 12, 2009: Retiring Police Chief Bruce Dunagan honored
May 12, 2009: Breakfast with the Mayor
April 22, 2009: Volunteer Recognition Ceremony
April 17, 2009: MDOT dedication of rebuilt U.S. 90
April 1, 2009: Breakfast with the Mayor
March 28, 2009: Elks Lodge 606 awards ceremony
March 14, 2009: St. Patrick's parade
Feb. 24, 2009: Reception to honor rulers of St. Patrick's celebration
March 3, 2009: Mardi Gras parade photos
Feb. 22, 2009: Dedication of Skeet Hunt Gulf Coast Carnival Association float den
Feb. 18, 2009: Shoebox float contest
Feb. 10, 2009: History Week displays at Biloxi Community Center
Jan. 26, 2009: State of the City address photos
Jan. 26, 2009: State of the City address video
Jan.-Feb. 2009: Cable One consumer confidence TV commercial
Oct-Dec. 2008: Demolition of downtown library, a 2 1/2-minute video montage
Oct. 30, 2008: Biloxi City Cemetery tour
Oct. 25, 2008: Halloween on the Green costume contest
Oct. 21, 2008: Longtime Planning Commission member Jerry Lamey honored
Oct. 8, 2008: Cruisin' the Coast Downtown Biloxi Block Party
Aug. 17, 2008: Hurricane Camille memorial observance
Aug. 13, 2008: Unveiling of 2008 Biloxi Seafood Festival poster
May 1, 2008: Preservation reception at Bond-Grant House
April 30, 2008: Volunteer recognition awards ceremony at Donal Snyder center
March 4, 2008: Hibernia Marching Society at City Council meeting
Feb. 5, 2008: Mardi Gras parade, photos
Feb. 2, 2008: Salvation Army's inaugural Mardi Gras Bed Races
Dec. 2007: Mayor's holiday video message for Coliseum basketball tourney
Dec. 3, 2007: Biloxi Community Center refurbishment progress
Oct. 4, 2007: Biloxi City Cemetery re-dedication ceremony
Oct. 3, 2007: Cruisin' the Coast Downtown Biloxi Block Party
Aug. 17, 2007: Hurricane Camille memorial observance
Biloxi City Cemetery, pre- and post-Katrina photos
Aug. 2, 2007: Biloxi Community Center refurbishment, construction photos
Aug. 2, 2007: Biloxi Lighthouse, through the years, photos
July 27, 2007: Removal of submerged debris at harbors, marina
June 4, 2007: Fire Department graduation ceremony, photos
June 3, 2007: Blessing of the Fleet ceremony, photos
May 15, 2007: Harrah's, Jimmy Buffett announce Margaritaville in Biloxi, video
March 17, 2007: Hibernia Marching Society of Mississippi St. Patrick's parade photos
March 5, 2007: Downtown Post Office re-opening, photos
March 1, 2007: President Bush visits City Hall, photos
Feb. 20, 2007: Mardi Gras parade, photos
Jan. 25, 2006: Video of Mayor Holloway addressing U.S. Conference of Mayors


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After you submit your application, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will review it to make sure you meet their basic program requirements. For Social Security Disability (SSD) applicants, they will check whether you have worked enough years to qualify. For SSI applicants, they will check to see that you meet the income qualifications.
If you meet these requirements, the SSA will send your application to the Disability Determination Services office in your state. The state agency completes the disability decision by compiling your medical records and following a five-step process to decide.
The Compassionate Allowance Program is a list of medical conditions (currently consisting of 224 conditions) considered so severe that, once an applicant's medical condition is confirmed by the SSA, s/he will automatically qualify for SSD. This allows the SSA to more quickly provide benefits to the most obviously disabled individuals.
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In December, a U.S. District Court judge in Michigan ruled that Oakland University had discriminated against Micah Fialka-Feldman, a student with an intellectual disability, when officials decided he could not live in on-campus housing.
He lived in the dorm for a semester, as a true example of inclusion, but the same privilege may be denied to others, as the college has appealed the ruling.
The case will now go before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth District. To show its support for the inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities, Special Olympics and disability-rights groups have filed an amicus brief in the case. Calling Micah a pioneer, the brief argues that he is simply exercising his rights granted by established civil rights laws, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Special Olympics recognizes the historical importance of this case. If the circuit court agrees with the lower court's findings, it will be the first to determine that qualified students with intellectual disabilities who attend college or transition programs may participate in on-campus housing.
Research by Special Olympics and others have shown that this type of inclusion has a positive effect for both people with and without intellectual disabilities. Studies show that students who live on-campus perform better academically than students who live elsewhere, and students without disabilities benefit from a diverse environment, including interacting with people with intellectual disabilities. In its ruling, the district court found that Micah "contributes to the academic environment" of the school.
Other organizations listed as authors of the brief include Counsel for the National Disability Rights Network, the Association of University Centers on Disabilities, the American Association of People with Disabilities, The Disability Rights Clinic of Syracuse University's College of Law, and the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network.
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Cheap ski holidays in hundreds of ski resorts worldwide.
One of the oldest and most famous French resorts, Chamonix is as popular with summer climbers as it is with winter freeriders. The ski area encompasses four different mountains, meaning it is a little spread out but there is plenty to explore and definitely something for everyone. The Mont Blanc Unlimited lift pass not only gives you access to all areas in the Chamonix valley, but also a day in Verbier, Switzerland and a day in Courmayeur in Italy.
Chamonix is not lacking in upmarket shops and good restaurants, such as Albert Premier with its two Michelin stars. For a more reasonable meal, head to La Maison Carrier (sister restaurant to Albert Premier) with in a lovely rustic chalet for fantastic regional dishes and views of Mont Blanc. MBC is a great microbrewery and restaurant for a fun evening out with live music on some evenings and a selection of ales and lagers brewed directly behind the bar.
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The ski season begins around mid-December but depending on snow conditions, the lifts may open much sooner. Natural spring snow allows for great skiing up until the 8th of May when the season officially ends.
Despite its low altitude (1035 m), 90% of the ski areas are located above 2000 m, making Chamonix a "guaranteed-snow" resort. The ski terrain is divided into three areas all linked by an efficient shuttle bus service and a panoramic sightseeing train (free with Guest Card or Ski Pass). The world famous Grands Montets is considered the Mecca for skiers, snowboarders and freeriders but there are many different possibilities available for skiers of all levels throughout the resort on their ski holidays in Chamonix. It has a long standing reputation amongst skiers, many of whom come eith to ski the famous "Vallée Blanche" or to takle some of the most challenging off-piste skiing available. The lift pass also offers a day's skiing in Courmayeur in Italy.
If you prefer walking or snowshoeing, then ski holidays in Chamonix have just what you need to enjoy high mountain scenery: discover the Mer de Glace with the picturesque cog railway of Montenvers, take Europe's highest cablecar to the top of the Aiguille du Midi, ride on the Tramway du Mont-Blanc, France's highest cog railway, fly over the Mont-Blanc range with Chamonix Mont-Blanc Helicopters - or simply enjoy the 17 km of footpaths which take you deep into the winter landscape. For a change of scenery, the Chamonix Bus Company offers day trips to beautiful nearby cities such as Annecy, Geneva (Switzerland) and Aosta (Italy).
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Cam still needs that defining drive that wins the game with seconds left in the game. A drive that ends the same old Panthers feeling to every game. Kind of drive that earns his teammates trust to lead them. And be consistent winner afterwards.
Then he'll have that C on his chest.
He's also gonna have to make the effort to go see if his WR is OK when the said reciever looks dead on the goal line.
He's also gonna have to give kudo's to Murphy when he saves his ass.
He's also gonna have to get over his fluffy towel and man up when poo doesn't go right. (although I have the utmost sympathy for him on that subject due to coaching)
Don't take any of that the wrong way, I love Cam but he's not exactly a leader yet.


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At Sunday's Dog Sports Day, organized by the Weld County 4-H Dog Project, what mattered most was the size of the fight in the dog.
During one event, Joey, a 4-year-old miniature Schnauzer tipping the scale at just 12 pounds, pulled a cart weighing at least 100 pounds. Joey, harnessed to the cart, pulled with all his might to get a treat from his 8-year-old owner, Emily Tucker, a first-year 4-H member. After his and Emily's first few attempts at the sport, Joey pulled 190 pounds.
"For a first time ever, that's actually really good," said Karen Gilden, the dog project's key leader.
Caesar, a miniature Schnauzer weighing 18 pounds and trained by owner Richard Felice, pulled hundreds of pounds. Gilden said Caesar pulled 680 pounds at January's National Western Stock Show. Felice planned to put on a demonstration at Sunday's event but turned it into an unofficial pulling event, allowing the 4-H members to give the sport a try.
For the first time, the annual Dog Sports Day was open to the public, and Gilden said the club hoped that would help raise more funds. The event featured the weight pull, a course for owners to practice training their dogs, and a new event — the barn hunt. Participants who aren't 4-H members paid to enter their dogs in the sports.
Proceeds from Sunday's event at the Island Grove Regional Park Events Center go toward the Weld County Sheriff's Office K-9 Unit, which operates largely on donations. Gilden said they raised about $300 last year, but raised about $1,600 on Sunday.
Scott Chambers and Michael Knee, sheriff's deputies who handle dogs on the K-9 unit, gave demonstrations at the event with Dragonn, a Belgian Malinois. Chambers, who handles Dragonn, said the unit is grateful for the donations. The unit now has four canines, including Knee's dog Daemon, a Dutch Shepherd.
Chambers said he was impressed to see how the young 4-H members trained and handled their dogs.
Denise Miller, the dog project's event coordinator, said the club aims to educate the 4-H members about being responsible with their dogs.
"Our goal is that they learn to be better citizens with their animals," she said.
Miller's 16-year-old daughter, Amanda Miller, has been in 4-H for eight years and has had her dog Amber in the club for four years. She said she is learning valuable leadership and communication skills.
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Never in mind that one of my favorite bands, Deftones will go here to have a concert. Thanks to Splintr.com for bringing them here last February 12, 2011.
I didn't think twice on buying the VIP ticket because I know that this is gonna be a once in a lifetime experience. I actually bought my on the first three days when the tickets were on sale. So, imagine how my ticket slept in my dry box for more than 2 months.
I was worried the day before the concert because I don't have a camera that is allowable inside the venue (DSLR camera is not allowed inside unless you have a photo pass). Thank goodness to my friend for letting me borrow his Olympus E-PL1 with 20mm 1.7 pancake lens.
I arrived at the venue at around 5:30pm (concert starts at 8pm). I wasn't surprised that there were already a lot of fans waiting outside. I also met new friends there, they're from Borneo. How cool is that?
As for the set list, Deftones performed 25 kick ass songs. The band only played 24 in Jakarta (Feb 8) and Tokyo (Feb 10)
1. Birthmark
2. Engine No. 9.
3. Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)
4. My Own Summer (Shove It)
5. Lhabia
6. Around The Fur
7. Digital Bath
8. Knife Prty
9. Hexagram
10. Minerva
11. Bloody Cape
12. Diamond Eyes
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17. You've Seen The Butcher
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Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America Recorded: Thursday, October 7, 2010
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Experts: Steven F. Hayward, Robert H. Nelson, Max L. Stackhouse, Alexander T. TabarrokType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Environment, Regulation and Deregulation, Religion
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Economics and environmentalism are types of modern religions. So says Robert H. Nelson in his analysis of the roots of economics and environmentalism and their mutually antagonistic relations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The present debate raging over global warming exemplifies the clash of these two public theologies.
Experts: Steven F. Hayward, Robert H. Nelson, Max L. StackhouseType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Property Rights, Religion


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Discover the joy of embroidering towels, holiday stockings, stuffed animals and so much more. Deborah Jones walks you through hooping, handling and stabilizing techniques for a wide range of specialty textured fabrics, including stitching and finishing techniques that will make your projects stand out from the crowd. This class takes your basic machine embroidery skills to the next level, teaching you the ins and outs of fabrics that so many of us would love to embroider but feel intimidated to try.
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the last months have been pretty tough for me. At the end of June last year I had a bad accident; a horse I did ride bucked so badly that I got smashed against the cement-wall of the riding hall. When I crashed against the wall I could hear the breaking of my bones. In the hospital they told me that I had broken 5 vertebraes; I was incredibly lucky because I did not enp up beeing paralyzed .
Since then the long time of physical recovery has been started. I had to do a lot of special back exercises to build up muscles. So far I have been very successful; my most important goal was NOT to take painkillers or beeing on such mediacation. beeing a sober alcoholic I do not want that and I also think that would not be good for me. So I get acupuncture twice a month and do a lot of exercises for my back.
But this accident also showed me one more time very drastically that things are not under my control. I cannot plan or knwo what the futire might bring, and that is a scary thought. Of course I know that everybody dies but it is a completely different thing to make such an experience like this fightening accident. But I hope that I can get back to my normal life which means to really live it without wondering what the day might bring.
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The Ford Booth draws the largest crowds at The SEMA Show and its not hard when cool cars like the new Twin-Turbo Ford Mustang Cobra Jet Concept makes its SEMA Debut. The Ford booth had something for everyone too, there were hotrods, modern muscle cars and gigantic offroad ready trucks showing off the latest in design and performance.
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