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Jellyfish might scare some people out of the water, but these most mysterious of ocean animals are an extraordinary sight
It is time to celebrate the beauty of jellyfish. Eerie and almost ethereal, they float through the ocean, rising and falling like the warmed wax blobs in a lava lamp. Officially, because it has no strong means of self-propulsion (beyond a lackadaisical expanding and contracting of its gelatinous skirts), the jellyfish is actually one big bit of zooplankton, subject to currents and upswellings, a nomadic organism roaming the world's wide blue waters in a dreamy existence of its own.
Would it not be wonderful to be a jellyfish? British shores are being inundated by hordes of marauding jellyfish — this might scare some people out of the water, but to my mind, it is a welcome invasion by one of the ocean's most mysterious animals.
Of course it can sting — how else would such an aimless creature feed itself, but by the happenstance of its colourful tentacles? That is part of its power in our imagination - its apparently insubstantial form, coupled with its potent effect. In Australia, for instance, should you merely brush against a box jellyfish (Chironex fleckeri), which can reach up to 3 m in length and is common off the shores of the Northern Territory, you could suffer cardiovascular collapse and death within two to five minutes.
The most notorious of all jellyfish in European waters is the infamous Portuguese man-of-war, Physalia caravella, so-called because it is supposed to resemble a naval ship at full sail. Yet even here the animal labours under a misapprehension, since the man-of-war is not actually a jellyfish at all, but a colony of zooids. It is also an exquisite creation, a clear, blue-tinged bladder, vaguely the size and shape of a rugby ball, with the addition of an outrageous purple frill.
Out with the sperm whales of the Azores, I've watched these beauties drift by, occasionally rather pathetically blown over by a gust of Atlantic wind. I've even held one in the air, its purple tentacles dangling like prolapsed piles, knotted and wobbling impotently before being lowered back into the water. One brush with those venom-filled nematocysts and I would be very uncomfortable indeed.
The beauty of jellyfish has acquired a sense of abstract allure; like butterflies, they seem to swim between art and science. In the mid-19th century, Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, a father-and-son pair of Dresden glassmakers, created fabulously exact models of jellyfish, so realistic as to be barely distinguishable from the real thing.
Caught in the netherworld of the open ocean — is it a plant, or an animal? — the jellyfish's ambiguity has the ability to unsettle. The moon jellies that I've seen assembling in Cape Cod Bay, for instance, resemble milky opals dropped into the blue-grey. They are a prime resource for turtles; indeed, the warming seas around the British Isles responsible for the recent presence of jellyfish are also encouraging loggerhead turtles, the largest of their kind, to make forays into the U.K.'s coastal waters, munching away on jellyfish much as people might work their way through a bag of sweets.
The most common jellyfish to be found British waters is the "common jellyfish" (Aurelia aurita), with the diameter of a dinner plate and four dangling "mouth-arms", and crescent-shaped purple reproductive organs visible through its semi-transparent "umbrella". It's this jellyfish that people are most likely to see stranded at low tide in great numbers, as though someone had been engaging in a mass Frisbee-throwing contest. It can give you a nasty sting, but not much more than that.
Other jellyfish are blessed with wonderfully romantic names: the barrel, lion's mane, compass, blue and mauve; and most evocative of all, the by the wind sailor, which is about as descriptive as you can get. The lion's mane can get huge — its Arctic species can grow 150-foot-long tentacles, longer than a blue whale — and is the one most likely to cause severe problems to humans, resulting in cramp, and even heart and respiratory failure. The compass is another to avoid, only 20 cm in diameter, but capable of inflicting painful and long-lasting weals.
Portuguese men-of-war have been found on Britain's south-west coasts — a couple of years ago I found a baby floating in a rock pool — but aren't common. The best remedy for any sting is salt water (fresh water can makes things worse). Vinegar is a no-no; it can actually increase the effect of the venom. And while some people recommend peeing on the affected part, that is not only an unproved treatment, it's also rather anti-social. Better to keep your distance, and watch these wondrous, ancient animals pulsate past, like ghostly Victorian brides in ectoplasmic crinolines. They are a truly extraordinary sight to witness ; a miraculous silent glimpse back into a primeval sea.
— © Guardian News & Media 2013
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Crafted of ceramic and buttons, this ornament is a unique piece full of rustic charm.
A lifelong love of vintage textiles led designer Debbie Jones to develop the French Laundry line. With this collection of bedding, table linens, and accent pillows, in a farm-fresh array of toiles, ticking, and matelassé, you're certain to fall at least a little bit in love with vintage-style accents yourself.


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Hero/Beech-Nut Awarded Infant Food WIC Contract for New England Region
First contract ever awarded for jarred infant food; award will generate further growth for infant food manufacturer
"We are extremely delighted to have been selected to implement this important program that will benefit women, infants and children throughout the New England region,"
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children – known as the WIC Program – serves to safeguard the health of low-income women, infants and children up to age 5 who are at nutritional risk by providing nutritious foods to supplement diets, information on healthy eating, and referrals to health care. The WIC program is administered by the Food and Nutrition Service which is part of the United States Department of Agriculture.
"Hero/Beech-Nut prides itself on making nutritional infant food cereals and products and we are confident that this award will boost our growth and increase our market share in the New England Region," Rudolf continued. "We look forward to working with all of the states and retailers in the region to make this program a success."
About Hero/Beech-Nut
Since 1931, Beech-Nut Nutrition Corporation has been built on a history of innovation and dedication to infant nutrition. Headquartered in
About Hero:
Hero, an international brand-focused consumer-foods group, was founded in 1886 in Lenzburg,
Contacts: e3communications Earl Wells/Andrea Colby 518-431-1541
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Healthy Job Search: Keep Your Sanity
by Rosa Elizabeth Vargas - Sep, 2011
Unemployed can induce anxiety and depression! I know. Especially with all the talk on the news about the high unemployment rate. Yet, taking some time off from job searching (and away from the nightly news) will help you sustain your sanity so you come back to your job-hunt campaign renewed and with a fresh perspective. A clear mindset and a positive attitude is as essential to your job search as your career marketing tools....
Why Your College Major Doesn't Matter
by Lindsey Pollak - Sep, 2011
In honor of back to school season, I wanted to share an observation I've made over the past ten years of advising Generation Y on their post-college careers: When it comes to your job search and career aspirations, your college major doesn't matter.* Yes, there are some professions (e.g., accounting), where you may need a particular major to land a job with a particular corporation. And job interviewers may ask why you chos...
Do you feel stuck in the mud?
by Hallie Crawford - Sep, 2011
My career coaching client Denise was saying to me recently that she was trying so hard to remain positive in her career search, that she got frustrated with herself when she wasn't able to always be optimistic. I think trying to stay positive all the time is counter-productive. Yes you want to lean towards optimism as much as possible when you're looking for your dream job, but there are going to be days when you're frustrated...
How to job hunt in a stubborn job market
by Miriam Salpeter - Sep, 2011
The job search news isn't great…The feds report no new jobs added in August. What can you do to improve your chances in this stubborn market? Pause, but don't stop. If you don't have a great network and job search materials at-the-ready, facing an unexpected job loss can be very overwhelming. Take a moment to take stock, but don't take a month. Consider potential next steps. Assess your skills and figure out what you...
How to use your time in a job hunt
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Are you looking in the mirror when you search for a job – to take a good, hard look and see if there is something about your attitude or approach that you can change? Staying positive and upbeat is important to your ultimate success. Another important tip? Use your time well if you are not currently working. It's easy to let hours, days and weeks pass by before setting up a strategy that will help you succeed in your hunt....
Career Visualization
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Tory Johnson spent time over a holiday weekend creating a career vision dish for her desk. It took several hours to find all of the right words and put them all together, but the exercise allowed her to reflect on what she most wanted professionally in the New Year. No, it's not going to make her work any easier or solve the challenges any faster. But starting out in the right frame of mind – with a daily reminder of the at...
Create Your Digital Identity
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Step 1: Clean Up Your Digital Dirt! Do you or your kids have digital dirt? Digital dirt is the information about you – your hobbies, your photos, your rants and raves – that's available on the Internet through personal Web sites, profiles on popular social networking sites, and comments on blogs. What you – and certainly your teenagers – might not realize is that employers are reading what's out there and in many cases it c...
Find Great References
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It is inevitable that at some point in your job search you will be asked for references, and when you are, you'll want to be sure you have a great group of advocates who are prepared with answers that will help rather than hinder your chances at landing the position. References are something you should think about at the beginning of your interview process and not just at the end when you are under immediate pressure to provid...
Positive Energy and Self-Promotion
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Confidence is Key Positive thinking can be harder than it seems. Most of us let "reality" squash our career dreams before they've even had a chance to develop. You think of how nice it would be to go for your master's degree, but before you can even envision yourself in a cap and gown, you come up with a million reasons why you can't do it. Maybe you don't have enough time or money. Or you think you should wait until the kids...
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Curiosity Counts As graduate degrees are becoming the new bachelor's, there's little doubt that the competition for positions is stiff. Anyone looking for work must step up her game in the job search. It's no longer just who you know. Now, you must focus deliberately on who knows you. That means aggressively marketing yourself to hiring managers and the people who influence them. Start by doing an honest assessment of yo...
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Oct. 16, 1930 Jan. 15, 2007
NEW LONDON Mary S. Marett, 76, of New London, died Monday at Gaymont Nursing Center in Norwalk, after a lengthy illness.
She was born Oct. 16, 1930 in Prestonsburg, Ky., to the late, Carl H. and Mabel (Straughan) Corbin. She had lived in Dailey, W.Va., moving to the New London area in 1960.
She had worked at the former C.E. Ward Co. of New London, the former Saginaw Wire of Norwalk and Kent Sporting Goods of New London. She was a member of the Olena Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law, Deborah and Jeff Barnes of Norwalk and Karen and Stephen Wargo of Shiloh; sons and daughters-in-law, Jeff Isner of New London, Mike and Janet Isner of New London and Robert and Linda Sponaugle of Elkins, Ind.; nine grandchildren; a brother, John Corbin of Columbus, Ga.; and sisters, Marta Garcia of Melbourne, Fla. and Joellen Lomonaco of Willard.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Robert S. Isner; sisters, Robin Gardner and Roseann May; and a brother, David Corbin.
Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday and from 10 a.m. until the 11 a.m. funeral service Friday at Eastman Funeral Home, 200 W. Main St., New London. The Rev. Clair Brewer will officiate.
Memorial gifts may be sent to the Huron County Humane Society, 246 Woodlawn Ave., Norwalk, Ohio 44857.


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York school sets up a foodbank donation point in their reception
PUPILS, staff and parents at a York school are helping to tackle local poverty, by setting up a foodbank donation point in their reception.
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PUPILS, staff and parents at a York school are helping to tackle local poverty, by setting up a foodbank donation point in their reception.
VOLUNTEERS supporting desperate families have been left shocked at "outrageous" figures revealing the number of people reliant on emergency food parcels.
CHILDREN from struggling families in York are failing to reach a required reading standard by the time they are 11-years-old.
CAMPAIGNERS marched through York in a day of action to highlight the need for the Living Wage in the city, and protest against zero hours contracts.
In the second part of our investigation into York's homeless, the manager of a vital service reveals plans to support more people in need of a roof over their heads.
BROTHERS who spent years on the streets together without knowing they were related found strength when they discovered each other's true identity.
VITAL anti-poverty charities have been given a huge boost ahead of the winter thanks to generous donations to the Yorkshire Harvest appeal.
MUCH more action is needed if York's anti-poverty vision is to be realised and crucial targets hit, new figures suggest.
WORKING families in York are turning to payday loan companies in increasing numbers just to put food on the table.
FAMILIES on low wages are unlikely to ever afford what many of us now regard as "essentials", according to new research by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
AN EVENT to plan a Poverty Free York will be held next month.
NEARLY 6,000 people in York and North Yorkshire have needed help from food banks in the past year, a new report reveals today.
INSURANCE giant Aviva has become the latest employer in York to sign up to the Living Wage.
THE controversial 'bedroom tax' has left tenants struggling to cope and has failed to free up homes in many areas, according to research by the York-based Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
BRITAIN'S economic recovery will be hindered unless more is done to help tackle desperate hardship, a York-based expert has warned.
A RENEWED drive is needed to end child poverty, three experts say today.
THE price of York's primary school meals should be reduced, a council task group has recommended.
A HOUSING charity in York has been awarded £3,000 by a local landlords group.
PATIENTS from less affluent backgrounds who suffer from a form of leukaemia have a greater chance of dying, a York study has shown.
AN INCREASING number of people have been caught shoplifting in York for the first time and stealing food to survive, according to a senior crime analyst.
THE Press and its generous readers have been thanked for saving Christmas for some of York's most vulnerable people.
ALMOST 50 struggling York residents a week approached an emergency grant scheme for help in its the first seven months, new figures have revealed.
If you've been reading The Press over the last 12 months, you cannot have failed to have read about Stamping Out Poverty.
GENEROUS Press readers have helped to sustain a York homeless centre well into next year.
A YORK digital agency has developed an online interactive game for a national charity to help raise awareness of the issue of poverty.
A STUDY by academics from the University of York and two other universities has found that the poorest in society have been worst affected by the Government's tax and benefits changes.
TACKLING poverty in the Leeds City Region could boost the economy by £1 billion, according to a new report by the York-based Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
SOARING rent rises will leave nearly six million private renters living in poverty by 2040, according to a report for the York-based Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
THOUSANDS more people could be living in poverty than has previously been thought, according to a report published by the York-based Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
The millions of visitors that come to York each year do so for the city's beauty, scenery and attractions. But among the bustling streets packed with shoppers and tourists, a largely ignored few live in desperation. As part of our Stamp Out Poverty campaign, a special investigation over today and tomorrow reveals that time on the streets does not mean all is lost, and remarkable work is being done to tackle an easily forgotten problem inside the city's walls.
TRADES unionists in York are to launch a "York Needs a Pay-rise" campaign, calling for some employers to 'raise their game' by paying a decent wage.
A NEW drive to tackle food poverty in our region begins today.
A year ago today I had the privilege of editing The Press, a landmark edition which coincided with a big day for this city: City of York Council, working with partners, approved a package of measures and ambitious targets to reduce poverty across the city.
SOME of York's poorest people will be able to enjoy a healthier diet under a scheme for York shoppers to grab extra groceries to donate to foodbanks.
AN EVENT to plan a 'Poverty Free York' will be held next month.
A CHARITY which provides safe homes for vulnerable people is facing financial crisis after benefit changes saw its monthly income slashed.
HOPES are growing that Government moves to give cities more freedom will benefit York's poorest citizens.
CITY of York Council says it has awarded just over three quarters of a grant it received from the Government to ensure the poorest people can get emergency help.
ALMOST 600,000 families on low incomes are facing above-average council tax rises for the second year in a row, a York charity has claimed.
ALMOST 4,000 York children are living below the poverty line but the health of the city's youngsters is mostly better than the UK average, official figures have revealed.
POVERTY has increased in isolated rural parts of Yorkshire over the last two years and biting funding cuts have made isolation and deprivation worse.
AN INDEPENDENT review of the benefits system in York has claimed Government sanctions have caused suffering to vulnerable claimants in the city.
THE York-based Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Leeds city region have launched a new partnership aimed at ensuring everyone benefits from the recovery.
THE number of households on inadequate incomes has risen by a fifth in three years, according to new research by the York-based Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
NEARLY 300 people across the area have now benefited from the Ryedale Foodbank in the six months since it was set up.
A CHARITY set up by the Archbishop of York to tackle poverty has responded to its 3,000th request for help as demand soars.
FOOD poverty in York is being tackled with the launch of new business selling cut-price chickens to families.
DONATIONS to the York Foodbank can now be made at the York branch of the Yorkshire Building Society, in Feasegate.
A MOTHER of two has told how she had to rush her 11-week-old son to hospital with a respiratory infection which, she claims, has been caused by damp at her council home.
POLITICAL leaders are failing to grasp the changing nature of poverty in Britain, it has been warned.
YORK'S housing boom is gathering pace with planners set to approve more than 350 new apartments on the Barbican and Terry's sites.


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SANTA MONICA, Calif., Nov. 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Aida Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: AIDA) today announced that the Company has successfully completed Phase II field testing of its anti-cancer drug, Rh-Apo2L. The product of over a decade of research, Rh-Apo2L is intended to be a new drug therapy using a recombinant protein produced by genetic engineering. The drug is designed as a highly-targeted therapy with direct function on cancer cells. Assuming successful completion of all testing phases and approval of the drug by China's State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA), Aida expects to have Rh-Apo2L on the market during the third quarter of 2008.
Phase 2 testing results thus far have shown strong efficacy in treating lung cancer (non-small cell), non-Hodgkins lymphoma, stomach cancer, pancreatic cancer and kidney cancer. Shanghai Qiaer, Aida's research subsidiary, has reduced the key cancer targets to the three main diseases which Rh-Apo2L has shown the most efficacy and which have the most market potential. These three cancer targets will be announced at a later date, pending successful trials. Formal results will also be released after clinical tests are completed. After that, the company will apply for the approval of commencement of Phase III clinical trials from SFDA.
About Aida Pharmaceuticals
Aida Pharmaceuticals is a product-focused pharmaceuticals company
engaged in the formulation, clinical testing, registration, manufacture,
sales and marketing of advanced pharmaceutical and genetic products in
mainland China. The Company's mission is to discover, develop and market
meaningful new therapies that improve human health. Aida Pharmaceuticals,
in operation since March 1999, is headquartered in Hangzhou, China with
manufacturing, distribution and sales points throughout mainland China.
Aida is GMP certified in China and ISO9002 certified for quality assurance
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ISS027-E-034494 (19 May 2011) --- Backdropped against a scene showing Earth's horizon and the blackness of space, this image featuring the aft part of the space shuttle Endeavour was photographed by an Expedition 27 crew member aboard the International Space Station while the two spacecraft were docked. Twelve astronauts and cosmonauts were busy aboard the joint complex, moving hardware and preparing for a May 20 space walk.
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Country Veal
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|1 (Stuck With A Clove)
|1⁄2 , rind and juiced
|Dry cider
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|1 Teaspoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
|Thin cream
|5 Tablespoon (Off Top Of The Milk)
|White cabbage
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|Hard boiled eggs
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Brown the chops in the fat, turning once.
Pour off any surplus fat and add the onion, lemon rind and juice and cider.
Cover and simmer gently until cooked, about 45 minutes.
Meanwhile, blanch the cabbage in boiling salted water about 1 minute, then drain well.
Melt the butter in a pan, add the chopped onion and cook until softened.
Add the cabbage and stir.
Add the apple quarters and lemon juice to the cabbage.
Add the seasoning, cover and simmer until tender, about 25 minutes.
Place the veal chops on a serving dish and keep hot.
Strain the gravy from the chops onto the arrowroot, blended with a little cold water.
Return to the pan and bring to the boil.
Add seasoning.
Simmer until thickened, remove from the heat and add cream, then spoon the sauce over the chops.
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Work Study
What is federal work study (FWS)?
The Federal Work Study program is a need-based program that provides opportunities for eligible students to earn part-time wages through on-campus employment. Earnings can be used to help pay for the student's cost of attendance at Lake Land College.
How do I apply?
Students indicate interest in the Federal Work Study Program when completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). If eligible, you will receive an award letter with a Federal Work Study award indicated. You must "Apply for Work Study" through your LLC Hub/IRIS account. You will find the application under the Financial Aid menu.
How am I placed in a Work Study position?
Your application will be reviewed by the Financial Aid Office and forwarded to the appropriate department supervisor for review based on the work study job(s) you indicate interest in on the application. If you are selected for an interview, you will be contacted by a department supervisor.
How much will I work?
Work Study students normally work between 10-12 hours per week in various departments. Generally, a student will work in between classes if there is a lengthy break or on days when they do not have class. There are no weekend hours and usually no evening hours.
How much will I earn?
A standard Work Study award is $2400. This is the maximum amount that may be earned by the student during the academic year. This amount is subject to change or be revoked if at any time the student receives any additional resources (scholarships, third party awards, etc.) which would cause them to become over awarded with financial aid.
What is the hourly wage?
Students are paid the minimum wage rate which is $8.25 per hour.
2015-16 FAFSA Available January 1
Submit your 2015-16 FAFSA at www.fafsa.gov on or soon after January 1 in order to maximize financial aid eligibility for 2015-16 school year, which begins with the Fall 2015 term.
Financial Aid on LLC Hub/IRIS
You can now check the status of your FAFSA application and documents on the Hub/IRIS. Simply log in, and click on Financial Aid "Status and Documents". Awards can also be viewed there.
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Important financial aid updates and information is being sent via LLC e-mail. Be sure to check it regularly!
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2/20/15 - Loan Refunds of Credit Issued
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Did anyone really think there was a scenario where the Revolution wasn't getting that stadium? I think even the Globe was aware of that, and they can't bring themselves to Google "olympic cost overrun more »
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I think the clique behind Boston2024 has 75 million reasons with which to disagree. They've got big plans for seeing an ROI on that investment, and I don't expect they'll go quietly. more »
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I love the addition of Lucchino to Boston2024. Because if there's one thing Boston2024 is lacking, it's wealthy back-room insiders with plenty of interests that could benefit from a massive influx of more »
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Great piece. And we haven't even gotten to the imminent domain portion of the show yet. I mean, who wants to build a soccer stadium in the city without the added leverage of an urban renewal plan in t more »
Posted 02/20/2015 06:21:32 EST
Gee, what a surprise. Not for Boston 2024 (they never wanted people to get a vote on this) more »
Posted 02/18/2015 07:38:23 EST
My wife spent 4 hours getting from Oak Grove to Tufts on Monday. "Lucky Devils" indeed. Thanks for caring, Boston.com more »
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Posted 12/04/2014 06:54:47 EST
If this Olympic bid is such a good idea why are they so adamant about keeping the details secret? How is that a "robust public process"? BOLD PREDICTION : We're being told the contruction budget is $4 more »
Posted 11/11/2014 07:06:43 EST
"Mark my words. Lester is going to get nine figures beyond the four-year, $70 million deal the Red Sox reportedly offered him last spring." With all due respect, that's not really going out on a limb. more »
Posted 09/01/2014 07:35:05 EDT
I think the Littleton location is past the planning phase. Just sayin' more »
Posted 07/03/2014 06:13:05 EDT
I think the best path to the playoffs for the Red Sox is to stop getting swept by teams like the Cubs at Fenway. more »
Posted 06/30/2014 07:09:31 EDT
Ok, the author wants to keep Rondo. Does he consider Rondo a max contract player, and how does he plan to bring in better players that would make Boston more attractive to Rondo when he becomes a free more »
Posted 05/20/2014 07:27:05 EDT
Glad to see the Globe finally aknowledging this story. Counterpoints, in no particular order: People said Garnett wouldn't want to come here too. Not worried about "gutting" a team with the fifth wors more »
Posted 03/12/2014 06:38:23 EDT
I can't wait to hear the Pats Media explain how this move actually makes the Patriots better, and how Denver was dumb to spend all that money.
Posted 02/19/2014 06:49:02 EST
Anyone else get the sense Incognito's 15 minutes are just about over?
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I think this would be a totally different situation if NESN were a real news organization.
Posted 01/26/2014 05:33:18 EST
Finn thinks the Pats should get a pass on Gronk and Herandez? Hmmmâ¦let me see. Back when they were drafted, the Patriots Media was nonstop about how they were both first round talent, but Gronk had more »
Posted 01/20/2014 07:22:55 EST
The Patriots earned respect in that game? How? By getting completely squashed for three quarters by a defense that was suspect for much of the year? C'mon, Finn. The Broncos and Manning earned respect more »
Posted 12/15/2013 07:56:21 EST
Wow, Pete. Way to ask the tough questions. Nobody will ever confuse you with Shank, who had an entirely more thoughful (and intellectually honest) set of questions for Oritz in this very publication e more »
Posted 12/07/2013 08:21:14 EST
"But itâs mind-boggling that in a season where the institutional knowledge of the offense was uprooted around him that at the first sign of an errant throw the conclusion was the canonized quarterba more »
Posted 12/04/2013 06:15:40 EST
"I never got the impression that Ellsbury much liked Boston" Wow Abraham. It takes a lot of guts to come out and say that, the day after the guy leaves town. Knowing the Red Sox, I'm sure we'll be see more »
Posted 12/04/2013 06:43:53 EST
Four words: Another Carl Crawford Contract. Brady Anderson year aside, he's not a $20 million player. And he's injury prone, heading into his 30s. Good luck with that, Yankees.
Posted 11/15/2013 05:14:19 EST
Wow, I guess this was an 'end of the week' decision by the Sox, explaining how this big news broke at 4:30 p.m. on a Friday (when organizations of all types look to dump bad news)
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Colin McGovern's recruitment started off slow as he was a relatively unknown offensive line prospect. But things changed quickly after his junior year, and today the Notre Dame commit and UA All-American is regarded as one of the nation's top offensive linemen.
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CAMILLA - Clayton A. Akridge, 41, of Albany died Monday, September 2, 2013.
Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m. Thursday, September 5 at Parker-Bramlett Funeral Home with interment in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery.
Born January 15, 1972 in Dougherty County, Mr. Akridge was a truck driver for Southern Ag Company.
Survivors include two sons, Brandon Joshua Akridge of Miami, FL and Dakota Allen Akridge of Camilla; his parents, Charles Akridge and Charlene Conner Akridge of Baconton; one brother, Chuck Akridge of Baconton; Dakota's mother, Anna Noble of Baconton.
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August 3, 2011
It's a breakthrough in regenerative medicine. Researchers have found a way to make human livers in a petri dish. The discovery could save the lives of thousands waiting for a liver transplant. credit: Ivanhoe
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The 39 Steps, a two-time Tony Award-winning play, is filled with laughs, split-second wardrobe changes, inventive stagecraft, and a death-defying finale. For the Actors' Playhouse production, a cast of four plays all 150 characters from the movie. Catch this hilarious suspense thriller at the Miracle Theatre when the show opens this Wednesday.
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For the full year of 2008, reported net income was $1,211 million, and diluted earnings per share were $3.80. Excluding the fourth quarter charge and a $.03 impact of a pension settlement charge taken in the first quarter, net income was $1,336 million, and diluted earnings per share were $4.20. This represents growth of 14% and 16%, respectively, vs. 2007.
Sales in the fourth quarter were $2,403 million compared to $2,523 million in the prior-year quarter. Excluding the negative effect of foreign currency translation, sales were 2% above the prior year. Higher product pricing was offset by a sharp decline in volumes beginning in November, due to significant production cutbacks by customers around the world. For the full year of 2008, sales were $10,796 million, up 15% vs. 2007, primarily from new business, new plant start-ups and higher pricing.
Operating profit in the fourth quarter was $314 million. Excluding the charge, adjusted operating profit was $491 million, compared to $484 million in the fourth quarter of 2007. The company more than offset the sharp drop in base-business volumes by higher pricing and realized cost reductions. For the full year, reported operating profit was $1,883 million. Excluding the charges in the first and fourth quarters, adjusted operating profit of $2,077 million grew 16% from 2007. Higher pricing, new business and productivity programs drove the operating leverage.
The company generated record cash flow from operations in both the fourth quarter and for the full year. Fourth-quarter cash flow of $640 million funded $482 million of capital expenditures, largely for new production plants under contract for customers in North and South America, China and India. Also in the fourth quarter, the company repurchased $177 million of stock, net of issuances. Debt levels increased to finance the share repurchases, resulting in a modestly higher debt-to-capital ratio of 53.8%. For the full year, the company generated cash flow from operations of $2,038 million, or 19% of sales. The after-tax return on capital ratio and return on equity for the year were 15.3% and 26.8%, respectively.
Commenting on the results and business outlook, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Steve Angel said, "As we anticipated, volumes dropped dramatically in November and December as our customers in the electronics, chemicals and metals industries cut production in the face of falling commodity prices and weakening demand. Other end markets, including food and beverage, healthcare, energy and environmental, remained relatively stable.
"Our outlook for 2009 is cautious as we expect the global economy to remain weak. We moved quickly in the fourth quarter to reduce our cost structure and we will continue to drive our costs lower in 2009 by accelerating our productivity initiatives."
For the first quarter of 2009, Praxair expects diluted earnings per share in the range of $.90 to $.95. This guidance assumes a sequential slowdown in volumes and a negative currency impact of about 8% vs. the first quarter of 2008 based on current exchange rates.
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A joint drive undertaken by Metrowater and Corporation is intensified in northern parts of city
V. K. Subburaj, State Health Secretary: "The Integrated Diseases Surveillance Programme that we have set in place will be of immense help in preventing outbreak of epidemics. We are in the process of strengthening all State laboratories, train officials in the right methods of data collection and interpretation.
Once this becomes a regular feature of the public health system, it will be extremely easy to get prepared for and prevent an epidemic."
Shivdas Meena, Managing Director, Chennai Metrowater: "We have intensified the surveillance of water quality supplied across the city since July 1 as a precautionary measure. The Quality Assurance Wing has doubled the testing of water samples to 200 for residual chlorine and about 60 samples for detailed biological test. The flushing operation of pipeline is an ongoing process and will continue whenever complaints are received.
The Corporation and Metrowater personnel tour the city with residual chlorination kits to check the chlorine level. ."
S. Jayachandran, President, North Chennai Indian Medical Association: "The waterborne diseases include diarrhoea, dysentery, jaundice, leptospirosis and typhoid. The cure for the disease is mainly rest with medication if the vomiting and pain are acute and if there is loss of consciousness.
Congested living conditions in a poor socio-economic background, lesser literacy and lack of awareness are the main reasons for the increase of water-borne diseases in North Chennai."
CHENNAI: The recent rain may have brought cheer to city residents, but an offshoot of this is the spread of water-borne diseases. The outbreak of rain-related epidemics in the city, especially in north Chennai, has raised concern about sanitation and the quality of water supplied.
A joint drive, undertaken by Metrowater and the Corporation against water-borne diseases, has been intensified in the northern parts of the city. However, incidence of acute diarrhoeal disorder (ADD) has been sporadic in other parts too.
A survey on the quality of water supplied in the city and suburban areas revealed that certain pockets still received discoloured water. Though people in several areas noted the water quality had improved in the past few days, they were unsure of measures adopted for monsoon preparedness.
Residents in Choolaimedu, Washermenpet, Ayanavaram, Adyar and Velachery complained of receiving murky water. Those in Park Town, Choolai, Kotturpuram, K. K. Nagar and Jawahar Nagar said the water quality had improved since a few days ago.
K.S. Ramakrishnan of Chinmaya Nagar in Koyambedu said the water supplied to the area was turbid. "Of late, I notice when the water is boiled, it froths," he said. Residents of Kumarappa Street, Nungambakkam, suspected their water supply had been contaminated with sewage in the last four months.
A Metrowater official reasoned that the dirt accumulated in the pipeline might be mixing with the water when pumped during non-supply hours. Old pipes in tail-end areas may also cause the problem.
Following the reported cases of the ADD, supply to about 50 streets in north Chennai has been suspended so far for flushing to arrest the spread of disease.
The chlorine level in some areas identified beyond the required amount of 0.2 parts per million was rectified. These areas would be supplied with tanker loads of water till the pipeline was thoroughly checked and flushed.
Once the project of improving the pipeline network in five distribution zones, including Anna Poonga (Royapuram) and Southern Headworks (Nungambakkam) was completed, the water quality would be enhanced, he said.
Sanitation is another problem plaguing the city residents. Raju of Saidapet said, "For seven months water from the nearby fish market used to stagnate near our place.
After repeated complaints, the Corporation officials have made some efforts to clean up."
P. K. Rajiv, a consulting paediatrician in Velachery, treated about100 children in June-end and the first week of July for diarrhoea. "In the last fortnight, 90 per cent of the children suffered from diarrhoea. Now the incidence has come down to 10 per cent [of his total patients]." Dr. Rajiv noted sanitation and public health were affected by the waste and polluted water let loose in residential areas.
For the Communicable Diseases Hospital (CDH), work to treat the ADD began early this year. Normally, the city faces such an outbreak only in September or October. The number of fresh cases has come down in the last two weeks at the CDH but most wards are still occupied. Patients were frequently shifted to different wards as there were more people who needed treatment in the last week, said a patient's relative at the hospital.
Corporation Health Officer P. Kuganatham said, "Incidence of the ADD has gone down to about 15 to 20 cases each day. We advise the public not to drink water from sachets."
As an effort to combat the outbreak of the ADD, the Corporation conducted raids on hotels that serve unhygienic food, an anti-housefly campaign and an awareness drive to urge the public to drink only boiled water.
An eatery in Korukkupet was sealed after health inspectors found that meals were prepared in unsanitary conditions. A few shops in Koyambedu were closed down as they failed to safely dispose of rotting organic material. However, the limited number of food inspectors makes it difficult for the Corporation to check all the eateries and restaurants .
Those residing in the city's fringes face more problems. In several suburbs, the supply is erratic and discoloured . Though Ambattur and Avadi officials say that quantity has been stepped up, the quality remains poor. However, no cases of water-borne diseases were registered in the area.
The Maduravoyal, Valasaravakkam and Thiruverkadu belt share the same fate. Instances of drinking water contamination have been on the rise in the southern suburbs.
Doctors at the Tambaram Taluk Government Hospital said that over the past week, more than a dozen patients from areas such as Kunrathur, Pallavaram and Hasthinapuram were admitted for the ADD everyday.
The authorities in the Directorate of Health Services in Kancheepuram district said that when informed about a spurt in the ADD, they collaborated with local bodies to identify the source of contamination and took remedial steps.
"Not alarming"
They were quick to point out that despite the sudden inflow of patients, the number was not alarming.
B.W.C. Sathiyasekaran, head, Community Medicine, Sri Ramachandra University, said people should be made aware of the need for better water quality.
The fly season that begins as mangoes flood the market increases possibilities of spread of diseases.
Doctors suggest that water be boiled until it is reduced to three-fourths of the original quantity. The food that is consumed in hotels must be hot and fruit juices avoided as a precautionary measure.
(With inputs from K.Lakshmi, R.Sujatha, Kannal Achuthan, Swahilya, J.Malarvizhi and K.Manikandan)


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Candidates who will compete in this Tuesday's US Senate and congressional primaries engaged in a frenzy of campaign events over the weekend.
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Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty Threatens Terrorist-Style Attack
Radical environmental and animal-rights groups have always drawn the line at targeting humans. Not anymore.
SHAC Ups the Ante
Meanwhile, SHAC was teaching other potent lessons — and getting results that have only spurred eco-radicals on.
Last year, Barclay's Bank in the United Kingdom pulled its financing of Huntingdon Life Sciences, saying it "couldn't guarantee the safety" of its employees. Charles Schwab, an American financial firm, also pulled out after protesters occupied its offices in Birmingham, England.
When Huntingdon moved to the U.S. last year, hoping to escape the wrath of U.K. activists, the violence didn't let up. SHAC-USA's Web site boasted that a company vice president here "was visited several times, had several car windows broken, tires slashed, house spray painted with slogans. His wife is reportedly on the brink of a nervous breakdown and divorce."
In July 2001, a related group, "Pirates for Animal Liberation," took responsibility for trying to sink the private yacht of a Bank of New York executive to protest the bank's connection with Huntingdon.
The Stephens Group, an investment firm in Arkansas, was subjected to a campaign of harassment after announcing a $33 million loan to Huntingdon. After backing out this February, CEO Warren Stephens said the company had been "aware of the activists, but I don't think we understood exactly what lengths they would go to."
SHAC-USA rejoiced along with its allies in the ALF and ELF.
S"If we can push this domino down," Kevin Jonas told US News & World Report, "there is no domino we can't push down."
Targeting Scientists, and Others
Scientists have been increasingly targeted — with similar success. In July, Dr. Michael Podell halted his AIDS studies and resigned from Ohio State University, giving up a tenured position and a $1.7 million research project.
Podell, who was using cats to study why drug users seem to succumb more quickly to AIDS, received nearly a dozen death threats after PETA put the experiment on its "action alert" list. Podell was sent a photograph of a British scientist whose car had been bombed. "You're next" was scrawled across the top of the photo.
The use of animals in research has decreased in the last few decades, according to government estimates — and the use of cats has dropped a whopping 66 percent since 1967. But scientists say that some research, like Podell's, cannot be done with computer modeling or with human subjects.
"It's a small number of animals to get information to potentially help millions of people," Podell told The New York Times.
But that argument did not hold water with PETA, or with the local protest group that sprung up in Columbus. Eventually, they wore down Podell.
"Scientists tend to be good targets," Frankie Trull, president of the Foundation for Biomedical Research, which promotes "humane and responsible" animal testing, told the Intelligence Report. "Their temperament is such that they don't really fight back. The ALF is like the bully in the schoolyard for them."
Pumped up by their victories, eco-radicals have made it clear that their agenda is broadening in a big — and potentially dangerous — way.
If President Bush expands the nuclear-power industry, said a spokesperson for SHAC-USA, that industry will be targeted next. The ultimate target, as the ELF says in a video, is nothing short of "the entire capitalist system."
The Justice Department
While SHAC sets a new standard for eco-terrorism, another British import is making American and Canadian authorities even more nervous.
Since it sprang up in 1993, the so-called Justice Department has claimed responsibility for hundreds of violent attacks in the U.K. With an underground cell structure similar to those of the ALF and ELF, the Justice Department has made creative use of letter bombs, which have injured several people, and sent out scores of envelopes rigged with poisoned razor blades.
The London Independent called the Justice Department's attacks "the most sustained and sophisticated bombing campaign in mainland Britain since the IRA was at its height."
In January 1996, after the group became active in North America, the Justice Department claimed responsibility for sending envelopes with blades dipped in rat poison to 80 researchers, hunting guides and others in British Columbia, Alberta and around the United States.
The blades were taped inside the opening edge of the envelopes, poised to cut the fingers of anyone opening the letters.
"Dear animal killing scum!" read the note inside. "Hope we sliced your finger wide open and that you now die from the rat poison we smeared on the razor blade." The letter signed off, "Justice Department strikes again."
Authorities in Great Britain have suggested that Keith Mann of the ALF currently serving an 11-year prison sentence in Britain, founded the Justice Department, although that has not been proven.
A Taste of Fear
Just as EarthFirst! ultimately became too "tame" for the eco-saboteurs who formed the ELF, groups like the Justice Department seem to attract frustrated activists who don't want to hold the line against harming humans. The existence of such violent spinoffs, including the Animal Rights Militia, allows ELF and ALF to continue claiming ethical purity by way of comparison.
How do these groups defend their methods? "If the animals could fight back," says the Justice Department, "there would be a lot of dead animal abusers already."
The group's fact sheet — posted on an ALF Web site — makes it clear that the Justice Department thinks of itself as a more extreme version of the ALF.
"The Animal Liberation Front achieved what other methods have not while adhering to nonviolence," the Justice Department manifesto reads. "A separate idea was established that decided animal abusers had been warned long enough. ... [T]he time has come for abusers to have but a taste of the fear and anguish their victims suffer on a daily basis."
A similar thought occurred to one of America's legendary terrorists, Ted Kaczynski. And the connection is more than philosophical.
During his trial, Kaczynski admitted that he was in contact with EarthFirst! during his Unabomber days. In fact, he found at least one of his targets — Thomas Mosser, a New Jersey advertising executive, who was killed instantly when he opened a package from the Unabomber — by reading about Mosser's firm in the EarthFirst! journal.
In his manifesto, Kaczynski sounded for all the world like an eco-extremist as he took credit for Mosser's violent death: "We blew up Thomas Mosser last December because he was a Burston-Marsteller executive. Among other misdeeds, Burston-Marsteller helped Exxon clean up its image after the Exxon Valdez incident."
Officials noted that Kaczynski misspelled the company's name — it should be Burson, not Burston — precisely the same way that EarthFirst! did. They also noted that, as reported in the
Washington Post, the EarthFirst! journal got it wrong: Burson-Marsteller "never worked for Exxon on the spill." Thanks to incorrect information from EarthFirst!, Mosser was killed for something his company never did.
A Murder in the Netherlands
Frustration with the slow pace of nonviolent change appears to be epidemic in the movement. In September 2001, ALF co-founder Ronnie Lee told Jane's Intelligence Review, "So far no one on the other side has ever been seriously harmed or killed. But that may now change."
It didn't take long for Lee to be proved right. This May, as the debate over "eco-terrorism" raged in the United States, an apparent "eco-assassination" in Europe sent shockwaves through the environmental activists and their targets.
Less than two weeks before voters in the Netherlands would choose a new government, animal-rights activist Volkert van der Graaf allegedly pumped six bullets into Pim Fortuyn, a right-wing anti-immigration candidate for prime minister. Van der Graaf may have been enraged by Fortuyn's support of pig farmers in a debate with animal rights activists.
Fortuyn's death at the hands of a veteran activist spawned a wave of "I-told-you-so" editorials in European newspapers, which have sharply criticized the escalating violence of radical activists in recent years, warning that murder was the next step.
Fortuyn, a dog lover whose environmental views were generally more moderate than his hard-right stance on immigration, had expressed similar exasperation earlier in the campaign, telling the green group Milieudefensie, "I'm sick to death of your environmental movement."
Could eco-activism spawn another van der Graaf — or another Kaczynski — in the United States? If it happens, don't expect the ALF or ELF to take responsibility.
The groups' guidelines for cell members always include a crucial escape clause, like this one in "Frequently Asked Questions About the Earth Liberation Front": "If an action similar to one performed by ELF occurred and resulted in an individual becoming physically injured or losing their life, this would not be considered an ELF action."
'Rethinking Nonviolence'
By refusing to take responsibility for any actions that harm humans, the ALF and ELF implicitly acknowledge that violence directed at people is a foreseeable result of the tactics they promote. Their ever-more-fiery rhetoric and increasingly brash methods could inspire future Kaczynskis and van der Graafs.
In fact, the 32-year-old van der Graaf was the founder of Zeeland's Animal Liberation Front before he went on to found Milieu Offensief (Environment Offensive). His story reads like a cautionary tale, especially now that the American ELF and ALF seem to take their cues from the Europeans.
While van der Graaf was an avowed enemy of factory farming, most of his attacks on farmers had been peaceful. Environment Offensive filed more than 2,200 lawsuits against big farming interests.
"His weapon was the law," a member of Environment Offensive told Dutch television.
But van der Graaf was apparently provoked to more drastic action by his frustration with fighting "the system." When Dutch police searched the suspect's home after Fortuyn's murder, they found documents linking van der Graaf to a recent outbreak of direct-action attacks on a mink factory and a poultry farm.
They also found that van der Graaf apparently hadn't intended to stop with Fortuyn: He had floor plans of the homes of three of Fortuyn's fellow List Party candidates for the parliament.
What happens when U.S. companies and politicians keep getting in the way of eco-radicals' goals? Peter Singer, a Princeton University philosopher and long-time darling of many eco-radicals, recently acknowledged the quandary faced by many in the movement — and the direction in which it clearly seems headed.
"We who have an affinity with non-human animals and nature," Singer told the Australian Herald-Sun, "are finding it increasingly difficult to love our fellow man."
Kevin Jonas of SHAC-USA, which is inspiring a new breed of activist, put it even more bluntly. "There's a very famous quote by John F. Kennedy," he told the Intelligence Report. "If you make peaceful revolution impossible, you make violent revolution inevitable."
Indeed, further violence seems almost inevitable. Just ask Craig Rosebraugh, the long-time ELF spokesman who recently left that post to pursue theoretical work for the movement.
Attending the Institute for Social Ecology at Goddard College in Vermont, Rosebraugh's master's thesis has a revealing working title: "Rethinking Nonviolence: Arguing for the Legitimacy of Armed Struggle."
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Friday, February 16, 2007
The goalies below have been confirmed by a source:
Chris Mason, Nashville Predators - Mason is the probable starter for Friday's game against the Blues, reports the Nashville Tennessean. We forecasted this start several days ago so those in daily fantasy leagues should probably have seen it coming. Tomas Vokoun will get the start on Saturday against the Wild. Probability of start occurring: 90%
Marc-Andre Fleury, Pittsburgh Penguins - Fleury is the probable starter for Friday's game against the Devils, reports the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Probability of start occurring: 90%
Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils - Brodeur is the probable starter for Friday's game against the Penguins, reports the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Backup Scott Clemmensen commented earlier this week that he wouldn't be surprised if Brodeur started every game for the rest of the year. Probability of start occurring: 90%
The goalies below have not been confirmed by any sources:
Evgeni Nabokov, San Jose Sharks - Nabokov is the probable starter for Friday's game against the Blue Jackets. Probability of start occurring: 75%
Pascal Leclaire, Columbus Blue Jackets - Leclaire is the probable starter for Friday's game against the Sharks. Probability of start occurring: 75%
Manny Legace, St. Louis Blues - Legace is the probable starter for Friday's game against the Predators. Probability of start occurring: 75%
Roberto Luongo, Vancouver Canucks - Luongo is the probable starter for Friday's game against the Blackhawks. Probability of start occurring: 85%
Nikolai Khabibulin, Chicago Blackhawks - Khabibulin is the probable starter for Friday's game against the Canucks. Probability of start occurring: 75%
Year-to-date: 1647 / 1736 = 94.9%
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Friday, February 16, 2007
Peter Forsberg, Nashville Predators - Forsberg was traded by the Flyers to the Predators on Friday in exchange for winger Scottie Upshall, defenceman Ryan Parent, a first round pick and a third round pick, reports the AP. It's an awfully steep price to pay for an soon-to-be unrestricted free agent who has full intentions of testing the free agent market come July. However, on the flip side, this trade makes the Predators a very dangerous team to contend with in the post-season and the organization is hoping that Forsberg is the missing piece that will lead them to the Cup. From a fantasy perspective, Forsberg's value should increase as he has a more talented supporting cast to work with in Nashville, but as is always the case with him - the big issue is if he can stay healthy for the remainder of the year. And for those who are eager to see him in a Preds' uniform, it appears as if the veteran center will suit up for his new team on Saturday rather than Friday.
Todd Bertuzzi, Florida Panthers - Bertuzzi suffered a slight setback in his recovery from back surgery and is now expected back in the lineup sometime next week, reports the Miami Herald. He was originally supposed to be back by this weekend but had to ease off the throttle a little bit after experiencing some minor pain.
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Hockey Today - February 16
Fri, Feb 16, 2007
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Pittsburgh at New Jersey (7:30 p.m. EST). The top two teams in the Atlantic Division meet.
Oddsmakers list the Devils as -140 home faves and have set the total at 6 goals.
STARS Thursday
-Joe Sakic and Milan Hejduk, Avalanche. Sakic scored twice, including his 600th career goal, and added three assists and Hejduk had three goals to lead Colorado to a 7-5 win at Calgary.
-Teemu Selanne, Ducks, scored his second goal on a power play with 3:07 left in overtime and Anaheim rallied for a 5-4 win at Phoenix.
-Daniel Briere, Sabres, scored 62 seconds into overtime to lift Buffalo to a 2-1 win over Edmonton.
-Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis, Lightning. Lecavalier scored two goals and St. Louis had the lone shootout tally, leading Tampa Bay past Washington 3-2.
-Mike Sillinger and Randy Robitaille, Islanders. Sillinger scored the go-ahead goal midway through the third period and Robitaille added two goals to seal New York's 4-1 win over Boston.
Philadelphia finally traded Peter Forsberg, sending the star center to the Central Division-leading Nashville on Thursday night for forward Scottie Upshall, defenseman Ryan Parent and two draft picks. The 33-year-old Swede, who can become an unrestricted a free agent at the end of the season, had 11 goals and 29 assists in 40 games for the Flyers this season, his second with Philadelphia after 10 years with Quebec and Colorado.
Joe Sakic scored twice, including his 600th career goal, and added three assists to lead the Avalanche to a 7-5 win over Calgary on Thursday night. Sakic reached the 600-goal mark by scoring into an empty net, becoming the 17th player in NHL history to get there. Brendan Shanahan and Jaromir Jagr also reached 600 with the Rangers earlier this season.
The New York Rangers scored three power-play goals and extended their winning streak to three games with a 4-1 victory at Carolina on Thursday night. The Rangers moved within three points of idle Montreal for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot.
Buffalo won its fourth straight game and pushed its home winning streak to six with Thursday night's 2-1 overtime victory over Edmonton. The Sabres' home run is their longest since winning seven straight early into the 1999-2000 season.
The New York Islanders recorded at least one standings point for the 11th time in 12 games (7-1-4) Thursday night after a 4-1 victory over Boston. The Islanders, starting their second seven-game homestand of the season, moved into a three-way tie for eighth place in the Eastern Conference with Montreal and Toronto - one point behind Carolina.
Tampa Bay's Vincent Lecavalier scored twice in a 3-2 shootout win over Washington on Thursday night, giving him 15 goals in 19 games and a career-high 39 on the season. His season total is three shy of Brian Bradley's team record set during the 1992-93 season.
Anaheim beat Phoenix for the fifth time in six tries this season after rallying for a 5-4 overtime victory on Thursday night.
Jarome Iginla and Matthew Lombardi had two goals each for Calgary in a 7-5 loss to Colorado on Thursday night.
''When it was 4-1 I was thinking, 'What's going on? There's no intensity, no passion, none whatsoever. But it takes 20 guys getting frustrated to get their work boots on and start working. We started battling and the momentum totally changed for us.'' - Anaheim's Teemu Selanne after the Ducks rallied from 4-1 down to win in overtime 5-4 at Phoenix on Thursday night. Selanne scored twice, including the overtime winner.
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Devils trade F Korolyuk to Sharks
Fri, Feb 16, 2007By Associated Press
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The New Jersey Devils traded left wing Alexander Korolyuk back to the San Jose Sharks on Friday for a third-round pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
Korolyuk has been playing this season for a team in Russia, Vityaz Chekhov, where he has 14 goals, 24 assists and 56 penalty minutes in 39 games.
The Devils had acquired Korolyuk on Oct. 1 from the Sharks.
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