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NHL Game Night: 1-15-15 Oilers at LightningSubmitted by pete on January 15, 2015 - 22:17
Lightning put to bed an annoying stat.
Ben Bishop allowed 2 goals on 32 shots for the victory. He made the big saves when necessary to give the team a chance to execute the comeback.
First Period
13:52 EDM Pouliot (9), (Nugent-Hopkins)(SH)
Second Period
7:10 TB Stamkos (26), (Carle, Garrison)
19:02 EDM Pouliot (10), (Hall, Nugent-Hopkins)(PP)
Third Period
1:33 TB Palat (10), (Kucherov, Johnson)
11:59 TB Palat (11), (Johnson, Nesterov)
Ondrej Palat and Tyler Johnson were the game's first and second stars.
The Lightning were flat as a pancake the first 40 minutes of play, but recovered in the final frame in time to win their first game this season after trailing at the Second Intermission. That's a stat I've been tired of seeing all year, and I'm happy to see it given a dirt nap courtesy of the victory tonight.
Through 46 games the Lightning have 60 points, meaning they're at the minimum number of points you want to be on pace for the playoffs with 4 more games in this segment to play with. So, again, how many insurance points will they back out of a possible 8 in those 4 games coming up?
Cedric Paquette had 2 shots and 3 hits in 17:12. That's a rookie who plays like a man, and as active as he's been the past couple of weeks, I keep expecting him to start popping in a goal here or there soon. He's due.
Nikita Nesterov had a helper and was +1 with 2 hits in 15:49. He's assertive offensively and even when he makes mistakes defensively, he seems able to make hustle plays to mitigate the damage. He's quickly running Barberio out of the organization, in my opinion, because he looks like he might be the better long term bet of two very similar players, stylistically.
Vladislav Namestnikov had 2 penalty minutes, 1 shot, and 2 hits in 11:10. That wasn't his most artful performance in terms of defensive plays and decision-making with the puck, in my opinion.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
NHL Game Night: 1-13-15 Lightning at BruinsSubmitted by pete on January 13, 2015 - 22:44
Lightning dare to put up a fight.
Ben Bishop allowed 4 goals on 34 shots for the loss.
First Period
9:23 TB Stamkos (24), (Palat, Kucherov)
16:42 BOS Marchand (12), (Soderberg, Krug)
Second Period
10:55 TB Stamkos (25), (Palat, Nesterov)
15:24 BOS Pastrnak (3), (Lucic, Miller)
19:06 BOS Lucic (9), (Krejci, Seidenberg)
Third Period
1:30 BOS Pastrnak (4), (Krug, Krejci)
14:18 TB Callahan (14), (Killorn, Barberio)
Steven Stamkos was the game's second star.
This was an almost impossible mission for the Lightning tonight. They went into this game against a fresh Bruins team having played the night before in Philly. They were down their All-Star center (Johnson) and their best defenseman (Hedman). And Boston has been a place where the Lightning historically just don't play well. And, even when they do, something weird does them in (as it did tonight).
With all that going against them tonight, and with the Bruins on a 3 game winning streak, the Lightning lost a 1 goal game where the difference was a fluky goal. And, until late in the Second Period where the Lightning started to lose steam and that fluky goal happened, it's a game where the Lightning had the better of the play. Come the Third Period, with the Lightning skating with dead legs, Boston started to take the possession edge of the game and built up the 2 goal lead. At that point it would've been easy for the Lightning to pack it in, but then something happened that might make Lightning fans a little proud of the team.
Responding to seeing one of his teammates get boarded, Cedric Paquette had the audacity to shove mighty Zdeno Chara. Chara, naturally, sucker punched Paquette underneath the chin in the throat area dropping Cedric to the ice. It's an act which made Boston's NESN crew, led by the uber-classy Jack Edwards, pump up Chara's tires for being some kind of invincible warrior for bravely sucker punching a rookie. Yes, quite the feat of valor. I can see why they immediately ordered Chara's new medal. And, when said sucker-puncher was subsequently given a double minor for roughing, Edwards immediately started crying about the referees and generally carrying on about a rookie, Paquette, having the audacity to stand chest to chest with Chara. I mean, if you shove Zdeno Chara in the chest he has every right to sucker punch you in the chin and throat area, right. I mean, that's a totally symmetrical response, right? Wait, what? The refs said it wasn't!?
The game rolled on and there was another physical confrontation between J.T. Brown and David Krejci where Brown initiated dropping the gloves, upon which Edwards immediately excoriated Brown for thuggish behavior beyond the pale. You see, when Zdeno Chara sucker punches a guy in the throat, that makes Chara a world class gladiator worthy of being your son's role model ("Don't poke the bear! Grrrowl!"), but when another team's player drops the gloves first, partially in retaliation in a game that was getting a little physical/chippy, that makes them a thug. Hypocrisy, thy name is Jack Edwards! In any event, these two incidents gave the Lightning a jolt of adrenaline that helped them close the game to 1 goal and really make it interesting at the end. They picked up their hitting in the process and generally came together as a team in that moment, which is an emotionally galvanizing/team building instance in time that might've been lacking to this point of the season.
Note that in the process of that comeback bid, Edwards again showed what a colossal hypocrite and generally classless person he is by excoriating Paquette for throwing a completely clean and monstrously heavy open ice check in the neutral zone on a Bruins player. Citing that Paquette was somehow "standing over McQuaid" (he wasn't) Edwards began to attack Paquette as an unaccomplished player unworthy of the great honor of breathing the same air as a mighty Bruins player. Here's the thing, though:
You know what rookie Cedric Paquette accomplished tonight, Jack Edwards? He got your bummy rear end to talk about him for nearly an entire period of hockey and he got your best defenseman to chase him around for the entire final shift of a game where the Bruins were trying to protect a 1-goal lead. He furthermore so crawled under your team's skin that Brad Marchand was running his mouth about retribution in games later this season. In other words, he played his role to a tee. That'll keep him in the NHL because that's part of what makes for a valuable lower-line role player. Thanks for playing along, smart guy.
In the end, Jack Edwards, your mighty Bruins team only managed to beat a tired Lightning team on the tail end of a back-to-back with no Tyler Johnson and no Victor Hedman by a goal that Anton Stralman kicked into the back of his own net on a fluke play. Wow. Quite the accomplishment. Would you like your Stanley Cup celebratory champagne for that victory now, or maybe wait a couple of hours? I mean, surely Bettman will call off the season and hand you the silver chalice. At least, that's how you and the rest of the NESN crew acted at the end of the game.
The clown princes of the NHL sit in the press box in Boston, Massachusetts. This much I know for sure.
Paquette had 6 penalty minutes, 1 shot, and 3 hits in 9:57, and made the entire city of Boston hate him. He's alright in my books. He took Boston's top defenseman off the ice for 4 minutes to give the Lightning a power play and defended a teammate on the first play, buried a Boston player with a great open ice hit on the second incident, and had Boston's best defenseman chasing him around the entire last shift of a 1-goal game when he should've been 100% focused on protecting a 1-goal lead. Now there's talk the Bruins may be chasing Cedric around the remaining 3 matchups this season? Gee, if I didn't know any better, I'd say he's playing the acerbic 4th liner role to perfection. That's how a guy like Paquette stays employed and stays paid in this league, last I checked.
Jonathan Drouin was -1 with 3 shots and 1 blocked shot in 12:34. He had a really nice look on the PP in the First Period I was shocked he didn't finished and looked more engaged in that period than at any time in the Philly game.
Nikita Nesterov had a helper, his first NHL point, 1 shot, 3 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 14:53. Kind of a mixed bag. He looked dynamic offensively at times, particularly in the First Period, but was a little more iffy in the defensive end with some of his decisions. Fortunately some of his mistakes he helped cover for with hustle. All in all, probably a game you'd say was more positive than negative, for sure.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
NHL Game Night: 1-12-15 Lightning at FlyersSubmitted by pete on January 12, 2015 - 22:02
So ends Evgeny Nabokov's NHL career?
Evgeny Nabokov allowed 4 goals on 13 shots for the loss before giving way to Ben Bishop, who allowed 3 on 12 shots the rest of the way. The fact Cooper didn't put Nabokov back in for the Third Period seems a bit telling, like perhaps this is the end of the road. Nabokov appeared to earn the start after playing reasonably well in his last outing, but he once again proved the Lightning just can't rely on him for even a mediocre start in back-to-back situations. Were it me, I'd highly consider calling up Kristers Gudlevskis to assume day-to-day practice duties as a waiver-exempt placeholder and then swap him with Andrei Vasilevskiy for planned starts, such as in upcoming back-to-backs. It could be a sad ending for Nabokov, who is probably one of the 4 or 5 best Russian goaltenders ever. The bottom dropped out quickly for him, though, a la Dwayne Roloson several years back.
First Period
6:12 PHI VandeVelde (3), (Schenn, Giroux)
10:26 TB Stamkos (23), (Johnson, Stralman)(PP)
16:15 PHI Umberger (7), (Read, Coburn)
Second Period
1:45 PHI Voracek (17), (Streit, Giroux)(PP)
2:36 PHI Bellemare (4), (VandeVelde, Del Zotto)
7:02 PHI Streit (5), (Schenn, Simmonds)(PP)
8:37 PHI Schenn (10), (Streit, Voracek)(PP)
15:01 PHI Raffl (11), (Laughton, Simmonds)
15:23 TB Boyle (8), (Paquette, Stralman)
Third Period
1:20 TB Callahan (13), (Drouin, Filppula)(PP)
Adding injury to insult, Victor Hedman and Tyler Johnson left the game with lower body injuries, the former of which meant that Brian Boyle ended up having to take shifts on defense. Johnson's injury, which looked like a potential twisted knee, is particularly troubling. So, in addition to whatever happens (if anything) with the goaltending situation, you could see Vladislav Namestnikov called up to fill for Johnson and on defense, I'll guess Luke Witkowski would get the call and the coaching staff might try to slide one of their lefties playing the right side over to the left side.
This was a case where the Lightning got caught peeking ahead to Boston, didn't come out with their best effort, saw some soft goaltending, and allowed it to snowball out of control. Now they'll go into a place they seemingly never win with a depleted lineup after Bishop had to nearly play 2 periods of hockey in the back-to-back situation. So, a minor lapse of mental focus may snowball beyond a single hockey game, which is a lesson Cooper should stress to his team.
Cedric Paquette had a helper with 2 shots, 4 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 17:32, as he got to fill some of Johnson's minutes. He was also 40% on draws. To his credit, he was still throwing checks and playing hard in garbage time on the Third Period, which isn't unexpected given his well-respected effort level.
Jonathan Drouin had a helper and was -1 with 1 hit in 15:56. Zero shot attempts. None. The kid sneezes out assists, which is amazing for a guy who rarely even attempts to shoot the puck, and tells you how big a point producer he could be if he actually did.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
NHL Game Night: 1-9-15 Sabres at LightningSubmitted by pete on January 9, 2015 - 22:25
Lightning blow out Sabres 2-1.
Ben Bishop allowed 1 goal on 21 shots for the victory. His stop on Grigorenko on a 2-on-1 in the Second Period allowed the Lightning to turn the momentum after the Sabres' lone goal into a tidal wave that eventually overcame Neuvirth's exceptional effort at the other end of the rink.
First Period
3:51 TB Filppula (8), (Callahan, Paquette)
Second Period
0:50 BUF McCormick (1), (Kaleta)(SH)
Third Period
14:42 TB Stamkos (22), (Drouin, Killorn)
Steven Stamkos and Ryan Callahan were the game's second and third stars.
The Lightning outshot the Sabres 47-21 in the contest, and the final 39 minutes of this game were about as lopsided a game as you'll ever see in your life. The Lightning lived in the Sabres zone, throwing wave after wave of chances at the Buffalo net in a scene reminiscent of the old Lightning/Panthers games you used to see in the early '00's. Eventually, though, Neuvirth's nine lives ran out and the Lightning got the "W" that they richly deserved.
And remember, folks, Bobby "The Chief" Taylor says, "Ice is like great whiskey, it has to be aged and cured." Stick that in your flask.
Cedric Paquette had a helper and was +1 with 2 shots, 2 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 14:25. He started Filppula's goal with some good board work and had a rugged night where he gave and took with the Sabres throughout the night. His most high-profile moment, though, was a SH breakaway in the Third Period with the game tied 1-1 that Neuvirth got a piece of and steered off the outside of the goalpost and out.
Jonathan Drouin had 1 assist, 1 shot, and 1 blocked shot in 15:06. I though his line was a revelation tonight, and it's fitting Killorn/Stamkos/Drouin got the game winner. They could've had a half dozen goals tonight if Neuvirth had been the slightest bit human. It will be interesting to see if the momentum that group gained tonight carries forward against better opposition.
Nikita Nesterov was +1 with 2 penalty minutes and 4 shots in 14:34. My goodness he had such a good game helping the Lightning press the attack... right up until that clunker of a shift with the game tied 1-1 in the Third Period where he made a blind turnover that led to zone time for Buffalo and Nesterov eventually taking the tripping call. He should thank Bishop and the PK'ers for picking him up there. That little oops aside, though, if Nesterov's night translates against better opposition, the Lightning may have found a significant silver lining in Radko Gudas' knee injury.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
NHL Game Night: 1-6-15 Lightning at CanadiensSubmitted by pete on January 6, 2015 - 22:34
Tasty, tasty revenge.
Ben Bishop again smacked Carey Price around, allowing just 2 goals on 22 shots for the victory. Funny how Montreal can't buy a win against Tampa Bay unless Anders (stinking) Lindback is between the pipes.
First Period
15:07 MTL Weise (5), (Plekanec, Gonchar)
Second Period
3:17 TB Brown (2), (Drouin, Boyle)
10:42 TB Johnson (16), (Kucherov, Palat)(PP)
18:16 TB Connolly (8), (Filppula, Paquette)
19:38 TB Johnson (17), (Palat, Kucherov)(PP)
Third Period
5:01 MTL Pacioretty (17), (Gallagher, Gonchar)
I'm going to assume that Tyler Johnson and Nikita Kucherov were the game's first and second stars, and that Alex Killorn being listed as the first star on NHL.com is a mistake.
Man, I wish the Lightning could just alternate between playing Montreal and the Rangers every game. This team, when it has extra motivation, just goes to another level. I said it when the playoff run ended last season: All Montreal did was make a very powerful enemy of the Lightning, and that my suspicion is the Lightning will spend the next 5 seasons torturing the Canadiens for how that series went. Two games into the season series this year, the Lightning are 2-0-0 and have outscored Montreal in the series 11-3. My goodness, Tampa Bay even pulled their shambolic power play out of the dumpster with a 2-for-5 performance based partly on a new strategic wrinkle -- putting Stamkos out on a unit with the triplets. It looked like money tonight. The Canadiens' broadcasters are trying to stoke this as a budding rivalry between Tampa Bay and Montreal. My early take is that Montreal looks more like speed bump to Tampa Bay than a rival, regardless of how close things are in the standings. Without Lindback spotting them 1-2 free goals a game, Montreal's at a huge disadvantage playing against the Lightning head-to-head.
Cedric Paquette had a helper and was +1 with 1 shot, 5 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 16:29. He got his assist hedmanning the puck on a 3-on-1 that Connolly converted, and otherwise was just a bowling ball on skates all night. He was trying to hit everything that moved out there.
Jonathan Drouin had a helper and 1 shot and 1 hit in 11:28. He might've had the key shift of the night hitting a crossbar on one rush and then creating a chance on the next rush that saw Brown pot his rebound for the Lightning's opening goal. Once they got one on Price, the floodgates opened in the Second Period and the rest is history.
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I'm very excited to add three new additions to Lawfare's crew of contributors: David Kris requires no introduction to this audience. He served as assistant attorney general for national security earlier in the Obama administration and served in the Justice Department earlier too, both in the Criminal Division and as associate deputy attorney general. He has written a number of . . .
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A TV series based on the Scream movies is now officially in the works.
Last summer (2012), it was reported that MTV was hatching plans to adapt the horror franchise for the small screen. The US network has now commissioned a 60-minute pilot episode, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
Wes Craven (pictured right), who helmed all four Scream movies, is apparently "in discussions" to direct the pilot and MTV is now scouting for screenwriters. If the pilot is up to scratch and a full series is ordered, the Scream TV show would launch over summer 2014.
Last November, Craven was asked by his Twitter followers about making a new Scream movie. "No news on Scream 5 yet," he tweeted. "You guys really want another one?"
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Chung King Road is a pedestrian street in the northwest corner of Chinatown, Los Angeles. This street is a part of "New Chinatown," built in the 1930s and 1940s, and is the location of Chinese specialty shops and art importers. In the late 1990s many of the storefronts were sitting unused, and several of them were converted into art galleries. Chung King Road is now one of the centers of art and nightlife in Downtown Los Angeles.[1] Annual events include Chinese New Year and the Golden Dragon Parade, The Moon Festival, KCRW's Chinatown Summer Nights,[2] the closing party of LA's Design Week and the Perform! Now! Festival.[3]
Chung King Road is home to the following galleries and businesses:
- Alex Cheung Company
- Automata Arts, performance space specializing in experimental puppetry[4]
- Caryl M. Christian Levy, artist
- Charlie James Gallery[5]
- Ed Freeman Photography[9]
- Exhale Unlimited Gallery[10]
- F. See, antiques
- Fifth Floor, shop and gallery[11]
- Good Luck Gallery[12]
- Hong Sang Lung Market, since 1949
- Hoy Sun Ning Yung Association
- Jancar Gallery[13]
- Ling's
- Li Yuen Gifts
- KK Gallery[15]
- Mirror Films
- Preen, Inc., architecture and interior design[16]
- Red Pipe Gallery[17]
- The Jade Tree
- The Public School
- Woo's Gifts
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- Curbed LA- Where do Architects Live?
- LA Times - Courtyard home in L.A.'s Chinatown
- NY Times - OUT THERE: Chinatown Reborn As a Bohemian Outpost
- National Geographic - Los Angeles: Chung King Road Galleries
- Downtown art scene - Chung King Road - la.indymedia
- ^ Pierson, David. "A City's Chinese Passage." Los Angeles Times. July 25, 2006.
- ^ "KCRW Chinatown Summer Nights Return." World News Network.
- ^ Korek, Bettina. "Perform! Now! Festival: Interview With Francois Ghebaly" Huffington Post. July 29, 2010.
- ^ Laden, Tanja M. "Best Experimental Puppet Theater Los Angeles 2012" LA Weekly. 2012.
- ^ Mizota, Sharon. "Art review: Valerie Green at Charlie James Gallery." Los Angeles Times.April 4, 2014.
- ^ Sahagun, Louis. "Photographer chronicles hope and despair in the California desert." Los Angeles Times. February 28, 2014
- ^ Coagula Art Journal
- ^ Vankin, Deborah. "Kim Dingle debuts 'Wine Bar for Children' at Coagula Curatorial" Los Angeles Times. October 27, 2013.
- ^ Stephens, Craig. "The Many Faces Of Ed Freeman." The Los Angeles Post. July 5, 2012.
- ^ "Exhale Unlimited Presents: The Outsiders, a group exhibition benefiting ECF Art Centers & Lamp Commu." Downtown News. June 30, 2012.
- ^ "Fresh Prints Of L.A." Huffington Post. June 28, 2012.
- ^ Duelund, Theis. "A Breakout Artist at 103 Years Old: Surgeon, WWII Vet, and Sculptor Harry Steinberg" Los Angeles Magazine. April 4, 2014.
- ^ Myers, Holly. "Art Review: The Very Eye of the Night at Jancar Gallery" Los Angeles Times. July 03, 2012.
- ^ Finkelfeb, Jori. "Painting on a Radio Canvas: KCHUNG Gives Los Angeles Artists a Voice on the Airwaves" The New York Times. February 27, 2014
- ^ Lecaro, Lina. "West Coast Artist's (WCA) Crew Opens First Major Group Show in Chinatown" LA Weekly. June 18, 2012.
- ^ Jackson, Peter. "Tastemaker: Alexis Readinger" Los Angeles Magazine. November 1, 2009.
- ^ Lopez, Steve. "Reinvention is ageless artist's passion." Los Angeles Times. February 25, 2014.


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Ukraine center Oleksiy Pecherov is returning to European basketball, agreeing a deal with Armani Jeans Milano.Pecherov, 24, has spent the last three seasons in the NBA, and last season played for the Minnesota Timberwolves where he averaged 4.5 points and 2.8 rebounds.Pecherov is on duty with Ukraine in the EuroBasket qualifiers right now, and has registered averages of 14.8 points and 6.5 rebounds in four games so far.Milano coach Piero Bucchi was delighted to have landed Pecherov."I'm very pleased about his arrival, as he was our first choice," he said. "Pecherov is a wing-center with a good shot, even from three-point range, and he will give us great physicality. He' s a great athlete and is the perfect player for our team."He's in the prime of his basketball career, coming up on 25 years old, and I am keen for his time with us to begin."
Williams quits NBA for EniseyBC Enisey have made a major signing as they gear up for their EuroChallenge campaign, landing Marcus Williams directly from the NBA's Memphis Grizzlies.The University of Connecticut product made 61 appearances for the Grizzlies last season, averaging 4.4 points, 1.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists.But now Williams, who also played for the New Jersey Nets and Golden State Warriors, as well as the Quebradillas Pirates in Puerto Rico, is heading to Russia having signed a one-year deal with Enisey.Jaacks joins BonnMeanwhile, Telekom Baskets Bonn have solved their need for a big man by signing veteran center Jacob Jaacks. Jaacks comes to Germany from Hapoel Afula in Israel, where he averaged 7.6 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.5 assists last season.
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on sleep training. My lo turned six months last week, and I decided to try a little stricter sleep training with him. Typically I'd nurse him or rock him till he was drowsy, then put him in his crib and pat his back till he fell asleep. It was working well for a while Well lately he started waking up every single time I left the room and I'd have to start the process over for sometimes hours.
So instead of staying in the room and patting his back, we left and would check on him every 5 minutes. At first it seemed to be working, he'd cry, we'd check on him, and he would fall asleep on his own after about 30-45 minutes. He even started to sleep longer, it was great. Then after a while he caught on, and the second we walked out of the room he'd scream bloody murder. I would get major anxiety and literally feel my blood pressure rising. I couldn't handle it. When I would go in to check on him, it would just make him scream worse. Even when he did fall asleep, he'd wake back up.
If I were seeing good progress, I'd keep doing it. But I just can't justify letting him cry like that if it is going nowhere. I don't know what we are doing wrong. We tried pu/pd, patting and shushing, and he just screams more. The other night we tried putting him to sleep for two hours, and finally gave up, and he slept in our bed because we were all so exhausted. Last night he was up until 10:30 because I didn't have the heart to just let him cry in his crib. We just played in bed until he got tired enough and I nursed him to sleep.
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The college football week 13 schedule is covered with some of the best college football rivalries in sports. From the big game in the Big Ten between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Michigan Wolverines to the newer rivalries like the Thanksgiving game between TCU and Texas, this schedule has some great matchups, but the odds-makers don't get caught up in rivalries.
In the Texas Longhorns game, the TCU Horned Frogs become the new tradition in the series. Before this holiday the Texas A&M Aggies had always played Texas in this annual tradition. The Longhorns are eight point favorites in this game and the top sportsbooks were more concerned with the recent play of the Longhorns as opposed to the tradition.
The LSU tigers and Les Miles will head to Arkansas to battle the torrid Razorbacks who are in the middle of a losing streak. This rivalry has a great and long lasting tradition as the Battle for the Golden Boot is always a back and forth battle between two SEC teams, but that did not stop the oddsmakers from posting a big line on this game.
The Tigers are 7.5 point chalk although they play on the road against a talented Razorbacks team. The reason for this line is due to the fact the Hogs have seemingly given up on the season and have a lame duck head coach in John L. Smith.
Finally the Iron Bowl between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Auburn Tigers has a long history of tough physical football games with everything on the line. Not this year, as the oddsmakers have made the Tide 31 point favorites.
Rivalries are an important part of the college football week, but that does not mean the oddsmakers will adjust the lines. For live football odds click here.
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New proposed legislation has been introduced in the Mississippi State Senate to reform several laws that directly affect Mississippi taxpayers. The new bill, S.B. 2487, was introduced on January 21, 2014 by the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, Joey Fillingane.
This proposal comes on the heels of the Mississippi Supreme Court's denial of the taxpayer's motion for rehearing in Equifax, Inc. and Equifax Information Services, Inc. v. Mississippi Department of Revenue (f/k/a Mississippi State Tax Commission), in which the court held that a judicial review of a tax assessment is limited to the deferential arbitrary and capricious standard of review. A more detailed review of the court's holding in Equifax and its implications for taxpayers can be found in our November 26, 2013 alert.
S.B. 2487 not only addresses the disadvantage to taxpayers stemming from the Equifax decision, but it also implements new taxpayer-friendly laws and amends several other laws that are considered by some to be inequitable. A few of the changes offered under the new bill are as follows:
The Mississippi Economic Council, along with other Mississippi groups, have announced support for this legislative initiative. Although it is difficult to know how this initiative will fare on the Senate and House floors, it is clear that Mississippi taxpayers and tax practitioners have reason to be hopeful for change in an environment that has become increasingly unfavorable.
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In an article by Lem Satterfield at Boxingscene.com, he talked about Volodymyr Sydorenko as a possible opponent for Donaire.
Volodymyr is a decent opponent with a solid record, who has beaten Joseph Agbeko and lost only twice in his career. Unfortunately, Volodymyr is now on the downside of his career and his two losses transpired in two of his last three fights. His only win came against Mbwana Matumla, a fighter who has lost three times in his last five fights, with two of them being by knockouts. In other words, it came against a typical 'sacrificial lamb' fighter, a fighter who is not expected to put up much of a fight and is often use to pad someone's record.
A better opponent would have been Anselmo Moreno, the tall southpaw with great defense, who gave Volodymyr his only two defeats. He has lost once, but it was very early in his career against Ricardo Molina, a fighter whom Moreno has since beaten twice. Moreno has also beaten Tomas Rojas, who recently won the vacant WBC super flyweight title.
Sure a fight with Moreno, might not be the most attractive, but he is what you might call 'the best player available' with Montiel seemingly hesitant to fight Donaire, Hasegawa fighting Juan Burgos and the rest of the top fighters in the division being involved in the bantamweight tournament. Moreno will at least have the size and skill to compete with Donaire unlike his past few opponents.
Sure many fans will still not be satisfied, but it's hard to blame Donaire on this one since he wasn't the one who took himself out of the bantamweight tournament. This time, it's hard to blame other fighters for supposedly ducking him either when they are involved in the same tournament that was supposed to include Donaire.
The tournament that would have provided Donaire the perfect chance to finally obtain the fights that he had been seeking, while earning some decent paychecks. However, Arum pulled Donaire and Montiel out of the tournament for reasons that still don't make sense to many fans.
In an interview with Ricardo Lois, Arum stated, "I don't want my guys fighting in there just because there are big paydays," said Arum. "If one gets hurt and is in a condition where he should not keep fighting, I don't want them in there."
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Construction on the massive new drainage canal under Napoleon Avenue will soon begin moving toward the river, and sections of the neutral ground will likely be inaccessible to parade-goers during Mardi Gras next year, New Orleans officials said Tuesday night. Continue reading »
Letter to the editor: More funding needed for public parks like Wisner — not Audubon
By Ramsey Green and Sam Winston, members of Friends of Wisner Park
On Saturday, New Orleanians will vote on whether to approve a new 50-year tax increase with all revenue exclusively designated for the Audubon Institute. You should vote "No" – especially if you value having more functional green spaces in the city like the beautiful Audubon Park. Continue reading »
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City still seeking property-tax increase for police and fire services
State Rep. Walt Leger, D-New Orleans, is sponsoring a bill supported by Mayor Mitch Landrieu that would allow the city of New Orleans to hold an election asking voters whether the property taxes dedicated specifically to police and fire services should be raised, according to an article by Charles Maldonado of The Lens. The property tax increase would increase spending on emergency services by about $6 million, the article states.
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jewel bush: Will Lil Boosie's release be followed by his redemption?
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A video of his daughter, a wide-eyed girl in ponytails and bows, feverishly expressing her anticipation over her dad coming home went viral. The clip, sweet at heart, was highly problematic though, because of the little girl's repeated and casual use of the N-word — and it embodies the contradictions in this whole story. Continue reading »
To promote Health & Wellness the International School of Louisiana is excited to Kick Off the New Year with the ISL 5K – Spring Shuffle taking place Saturday, March 15, 2014 at LaSalle Park – 6600 Airline Dr. Metairie, LA 70003.
The event features a 5K and 1 Mile Family Fun Run. The post-race party will include food, refreshments, music, and fun for the whole family, including Mini Zumba and Yoga classes, Nutrition Expert Advice, and family-friendly activities like Face Painting, Unicycle Races, Chinese Yo-Yo competitions, Circus Arts Juggling workshops, and more! Continue reading »
Ani DiFranco, Kermit Ruffins driving record ticket sales for Lycee Francais fundraiser, school officials say
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More than 5,000 Entergy customers across the Carrollton area lost power for a while Monday afternoon, according to the utility's online maps. Continue reading »
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Ron Forman makes over $700,000 per year, yet he's acting like a beggar. And the worst part is, he's not even an honest one.
Forman, the president and CEO of the Audubon Nature Institution (and erstwhile mayoral candidate), is seeking a new property tax millage. It would be of 50 years duration at a rate of 4.2 mills. Although the new millage would replace the existing 3.31 mills dedicated to the Audubon Zoo and the Aquarium of the Americas, it is not a renewal. It is a new millage. Continue reading »
Property tax for Audubon Zoo, Aquarium on the ballot Saturday
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Supporters of the millage say it is a renewal of an already-existing tax. But dissenters say that it's a new tax, because it could mark an increase in funds for the Institute for a period of 50 years. Continue reading »
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Combine this with marketing and word-of-mouth advertising promoting various weight loss products, appetite suppressants and diets. Many are all natural or herbal, a few are FDA approved. Anyone who has followed the history of these products can see a sad pattern. Look at ephedrine and ma hung, it was in everything, it took years to get it off the market and now products that act like it are still in diet products. And people still buy them. Lose a few pounds feel all kinds of energy, step up activity levels; all or nothing. The biggest loser and so on. Weight is lost. All is well for 2 or maybe even 3 months then it all comes falling down. A plateau, followed by weight gain, combined with a true lack of energy, perhaps depression. Eat less, exercise more and get healthy? Sounds like common sense but actually while this can show some temporary results; in the long run it can lead to a lifetime of health issues. Added exercise calls for added eating of quality foods. The average trend follower will start to live on fruit, yogurt, and salad; Atkins, South Beach, Nutrisystem & Jenny all produce temporary short lived results. Participants lose lots of weight initially and then either get hurt, sick or hit a plateau or all of those! So it's over for another year, "ya know that old fat gene or whatever." Then again another year, another diet, another fad," just do it, go for it, rah, rah, it's fun!" How does this hurt you? After all you're getting healthy right? Well each time bone density goes down, body fat increases and health declines. The gap seems to be widening between those who can get healthy and those who just keep following the latest trends as another generation is born who will have a shorter lifespan than their parents. More opportunities for exercise are available than ever before yet health & fitness seems impossible without a complete overhaul of today's fitness concepts. This is discouraging!
With our societies focus on weight loss as being the guideline for health & fitness comes a HUGE conflict between diet, exercise and TRUE health & fitness. People flock to the latest fad looking for the answer. We're deluged with infomercials, ads, and documentaries promoting extreme exercise, starvation diets & gastric surgeries as successful options for health and fitness. Without a true healthy eating program and common sense exercise; the all or nothing mentality will lead to orthopedic injury, weight gain and further disappointments. And so goes the diet roller coaster.
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Pune: Even after a year when nature played havoc in Uttarakhand and devastated major part of the state, tourists are still scared to travel to this holy state.
The disaster is still afresh in people's mind and which is why most of the people are staying away from the upcoming Kedarnath yatra. Not only the tourists, but some of the travel agencies are also not planning any tours to Uttarakhand in this summer vacations.
Uttarakhand, also known as 'God's Home', is a state whose economy mainly depends on tourism. Pilgrimage places like Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri and Yamnotri have been famous since a long time for tourism, along with places like Gangotri Tapovan and Panchkedar that are famous for trekking. After the state witnessed horrifying natural disaster last year, people are not willing to travel to these places even after one year.
Renowned travel companies of Pune, who received a large amount of bookings for their tours every year, are having very low bookings. Rakesh Disle from Kesari Tours and Travels told dna, "We have not organised tours to any of these places, except for Nainital, as people are scared to travel to Uttarakhand." Similarly, Girikand Tours and Travels has arranged very few tours to the 'dhams', as people are willing to go only till Haridwar.
Dilip Choudhari from Choudhari Yatra Company says, "Till now, we have received only 10 per cent bookings of what we receive every year by this time."Saket Shendrikar and Kedar Salvi, trekking enthusiasts from Pune, said, "We always go for treks to North India, and we were planning a trek to Panchkedar this year, but after seeing the horrific images of the disaster in news, we are now terrified to go there."
Though Uttarakand Government officials claim to have reconstructed the roads to all these places, the disaster has had a very terrifying impact on tourists and hence, tourism is adversely affected. According to Anuj Kumar, Chardham Tours, Uttarakhand, "The number of tourists has drastically reduced after the disaster. As people are scared to travel by road, people are traveling by helicopters."


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Like him or not, Aldean continues to score impressive numbers for sales and charted singles. How he could not have been nominated for CMA male vocalist is stupid. And he isn't even close to being my favorite, but numbers do not lie.
Where has Faith Hill been? She's only released one album in the past 9 years.
"Somewhere With You" will surely go down as one of the worst number one songs of all time. Between this one and "Boys of Fall," Chesney would be well represented on such a list. Any chance of a payola investigation?
Any payola investigation would be just as useless as the one led by Elliot Spitzer a few years ago. A little slap on the wrist to a few labels and then "new guidelines" given to record reps on what their boundaries are. Radio programmers and DJs love having their free stuff…gifts, trips, performances, appearance by artists…to give them "incentive" to push songs up the charts. The fact is the record industry HATES the radio industry…but they need each other. It is one big egotistical, monetary circle jerk.
Where has Faith been? I think she's enjoying life being more "Mom" and "Tim's Wife" more than any time before (They've got teenagers now right? 'nuff said). Besides, she could be like Martina, still trucking on, getting no accolades while the younger "new stars daily" country singers keep growing and growing. I think she's at peace with it all, doing more when she feels led to do so.
Darn, I was so hoping Faith Hill would do a Crossroads episode with Pat Benatar or Patti Smith instead! Again I say darn. On the other hand I'd love to hear Chrissie Hynde sing "My City Was Gone" ie the Rush Limbaugh Show bumper music theme song!
I voted in the Lone Star Music Awards poll and I'm not familiar with the music of hardly any band on there, so I went by how cool the names sounded instead. It was fun voting for Elizabeth Cook, but I don't see the Texas connection? Oh well….
Rory Lee Feek is going to be upset that Steve Christopher beat him to the marketplace with a "Dog Country" album! Rory has wanted to release one for years but label interest has been underwhelming.
Calling the oracle of Jon W.! Jon, is Jonathan Byrd a different artist than the Jon Byrd who released his "Byrd's Auto Parts" album a couple of years ago? That's almost as confusing as Jon Randall starting to use the name Jon Randall Stewart instead! Crikey!
"Payola" isn't what's the issue with radio, it's a label spending the man hours to promote a single to radio that gets it up the charts and in the case of newer/lesser established artists, there are some 'free' to the station concerts that become listener events. They are 'free' promotions for radio and labels and the costs eventually shift to the artists, that is if the artists gets an album out in stores. otherwise the label eats the costs associated.
You can call that "payola" if you want but that's not what got Chesney's song up the charts. Chesney's fans and fans of Country Radio (Today's Country, or whatever you wanna call it) liked the song quite a bit to get it up the charts.
>on, is Jonathan Byrd a different artist than the Jon Byrd who released his "Byrd's Auto Parts" album a couple of years ago?
That's almost as confusing as Jon Randall starting to use the name Jon Randall Stewart instead!
"Starting" isn't quite right; that's his name, and it appeared as such when he was a Nash Rambler, etc. When he was taking a shot at a major label solo career, some genius decided that it might be too confusing with at least one John Stewart out there, so they made his middle name his last name. I think he appreciates being able to go by his own name now.
Besides, she could be like Martina, still trucking on…
And this would be a problem because….?
No way, SW. Somewhere With You is the best #1 country song in years. It's Kenny's best work in at least the last five years, maybe longer. It'll go down as a classic.
I'll second the notion that "Somewhere With You" isn't all that bad. I wasn't hooked immediately but after a few listens, that fast (almost rapping) chorus kinda gets to you. It's very catchy, and thematically, at least, it's a bit different for KC. I'll put a thumb most of the way up for this one.
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How do I get rid of my bounty?
I'm pretty new at this game and don't know a whole lot about it, and accidentally got a bounty on my head.
I was fighting of some bandits a little ways away from Whiterun, because I didn't want them to kill me. Used fire spells to kill them rather quickly. When I went back to Whiterun the guards immediately started shooting at me and rushing after me. Went inside the town and all the townsfolk went after me so I immediately went back outside and ran away from the guards. After that I fast-traveled over to Riverwood and immediately got the same treatment.
Is this sort of problem common in Skyrim? Can I somehow remove this bounty on my head or am I doomed to never being able to enter towns again? Any and all help is appreciated.
Have you been stealing from town people or killing things you shouldn't? If you are being attacked on sight it sounds like you've amassed quite a large price.
If you have your weapons out try putting them away and see if that makes the people 'less' hostile. Maybe the guards will let you pay it off at that point or just put you in prison.
I am a believer in nothing. Nothing actually exists. Nothing rules my life. I live and I will die for nothing.
Did you kill a chicken by chance? Anyways, run up to a guard with your weapon drawn and then sheath it by pressing square. That should cause them to bring up a dialouge where you can pay off your bounty or go to jail. If that doesn't work, try going back to a previous save.
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No I never attacked or stole anything while inside the town, nor did I have my weapons out. I'm newbie at this game, but I know better than to do that.
Not sure if this helps or not, but I after the bandit incident I found a dragon that was attacking a mammoth. For some reason the mammoth got pissed off at me instead, so both a dragon and a mammoth were after me. I killed the dragon and then the mammoth soon afterwards, then went over to Whiterun just to be attacked for seemingly no reason.
I'm so confused. -.-
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This happened to me but it was strangely isolated to Dragonsreach. Nobody attacks me outside but the moment I step inside the castle, Balgruff's posse and himself immdiately goes after me. I didn't want to kill any of them so I just stayed out of there for a few days. When I tried to enter again to see if they're still aggroed, they we're fine and back to normal. I never found out what caused it and just chalk it up to one of Skyrims unpredictable bugs.
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I paid my bounty. (40 gold oh noooo) Everything seems to be all good for now.
I had a similar thing happen to me at Winterhold, which is all fixed already. Some Thalmor (??? not sure on the name here) guards were wandering just outside the city and were kinda aggresive when they first set eyes on me. They demanded I move along, but they were right in my path, so I waited a few seconds. They apparently didn't like that and attacked me, along with two nearby guards. I killed them all, wandered into the College no problem, did stuff, then stepped out the door to leave and was attacked by the teachers in the area. Sprinted away as fast as I could. When I went back everything was all cool again.
Hope this kind of stuff doesn't happen much more. I hate being hated by the townspeople.
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Check if you are a vampire.
This. If you're a newbie it's possible you completely missed the prompt that tells you you've contracted the vampire disease and you've progressed into full vampirism. Happened to someone I know while they were playing - they hit stage 4 vampirism before they realised they'd even contracted it.
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The Junior Kiwis showed great resolve in their annual showdown
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- One of President Barack Obama's top economic advisers is leaving the administration.
Alan Krueger is the chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers. The White House said Tuesday he's returning to Princeton University to resume his previous position teaching economics and public affairs.
A prominent labor economist, Krueger was previously the assistant secretary for economic policy at the Treasury Department. He's been at the White House since 2011, advising Obama during a period when the economy has slowly but surely gained strength.
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Caracas to Chateauroux Flights, Stats and Airplanes
Route information for flights from Simon Bolivar Intl. of Maiquetia to Chateauroux Centre.
4,682.89 miles
CCS - Simon Bolivar Intl. of Maiquetia Airlines
Browse the most popular airlines servicing the Caracas (CCS) airport. Visit their flights pages to learn more about the most popular routes these carriers fly.