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#24 -- Lightning at Flyers -- December 2, 2008 -- 7:00 PM (ET)
Tuesday, December 2, 2008 at Wachovia Center
PHILADELPHIA FLYERS (11-7-5) vs.
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GAME PREVIEW and LINK TO TEAMS' WEBSITES:
Game Preview:
Flyers' Website:
Lightning's Website:
Downie's return may set off sparks --
Briere may be back as third-line center --http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20081202/SPORTS04/812020342/1017/sports04
Flyers' Carter: A star in the making --
Flyers Notes: Flyers' Cote to return, face Downie --
Mr. Briere, Meet Mssrs. Lupul and Nodl --
Wing Steve Downie shows some good fight for the Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Minnesota Wild --
At 40, Mark Recchi is one of Tampa Bay Lightning's best players --
Tampa Bay Lightning coach Rick Tocchet: answers needed now --
The Lightning Insider --
Feeling fine in Philly, but I can't say the same for the Lightning --
12 Simon Gagne -- 18 Mike Richards -- 22 Mike Knuble
9 Scottie Upshall -- 17 Jeff Carter -- 19 Scott Hartnell
14 Andreas Nodl -- 48 Danny Briere -- 15 Joffrey Lupul
32 Riley Cote (or 46 Jonathon Kalinski) -- 13 Glen Metropolit -- 45 Arron Asham
44 Kimmo Timonen -- 23 Ossi Vaananen
5 Braydon Coburn -- 25 Matt Carle
47 Luca Sbisa -- 41 Andrew Alberts
30 Antero Nittymaki
43 Martin Biron
2 Derian Hatcher (right knee damage) is on injured reserve.
6 Randy Jones (right hip surgery) was expected to be out about two months from early October and is on injured reserve.
Practiced with the team for the first time, November 25. Indications are that he should return to the lineup prior to Christmas.
17 Jeff Carter is expected to play though he missed practice yesterday nursing a sore right shoulder.
32 Riley Cote (oblique tear) has missed the last 12 games but was activated from LTIR and is eligible to play in tonight's game against Tampa Bay.
48 Danny Briere (slight left groin strain)
is probable for tonight's game against Tampa Bay.
77 Ryan Parent (shoulder surgery) was expected to be out about 12-14 weeks from early October and is on injured reserve.
Practiced with the team for the first time, November 25. He could return in late December.
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
45 Arron Asham 5' 11" 205 Apr 13, 1978 30 Portage La Prairie, MB, CAN
48 Danny Briere 5' 10" 179 Oct 6, 1977 31 Gatineau, QC, CAN
17 Jeff Carter 6' 3" 200 Jan 1, 1985 23 London, ON, CAN
32 Riley Cote 6' 2" 220 Mar 16, 1982 26 Winnipeg, MB, CAN
12 Simon Gagne "A" 6' 0" 195 Feb 29, 1980 28 Ste. Foy, QC, CAN
19 Scott Hartnell 6' 2" 210 Apr 18, 1982 26 Regina, SK, CAN
46 Jonathon Kalinski 6' 1" 175 May 25, 1987 21 Bonnyville, AB, CAN
22 Mike Knuble 6' 3" 230 Jul 4, 1972 36 Toronto, ON, CAN
15 Joffrey Lupul 6' 1" 205 Sep 23, 1983 25 Fort Saskatchewan, AB, CAN
13 Glen Metropolit 5' 10" 195 Jun 25, 1974 34 Toronto, ON, CAN
14 Andreas Nodl 6' 1" 196 Feb 28, 1987 21 Vienna, AUT
18 Mike Richards "C" 5' 11" 195 Feb 11, 1985 23 Kenora, ON, CAN
9 Scottie Upshall 6' 0" 197 Oct 7, 1983 25 Fort Mcmurray, AB, CAN
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
41 Andrew Alberts 6' 5" 218 Jun 30, 1981 27 Minneapolis, MN, USA
25 Matt Carle 6' 0" 205 Sep 25, 1984 24 Anchorage, AK, USA
5 Braydon Coburn 6' 5" 220 Feb 27, 1985 23 Calgary, AB, CAN
2 Derian Hatcher ** 6' 5" 235 Jun 4, 1972 36 Sterling Heights, MI, USA
6 Randy Jones ** 6' 2" 200 Jul 23, 1981 27 Quispamsis, NB, CAN
3 Lasse Kukkonen 6' 0" 190 Sep 18, 1981 27 Oulu, FIN
77 Ryan Parent ** 6' 3" 183 Mar 17, 1987 21 Prince Albert, SK, CAN
47 Luca Sbisa 6' 2" 190 Jan 30, 1990 18 Ozieri, ITA
44 Kimmo Timonen "A" 5' 10" 194 Mar 18, 1975 33 Kuopio, FIN
23 Ossi Vaananen 6' 4" 215 Aug 18, 1980 28 Vantaa, FIN
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
43 Martin Biron 6' 3" 180 Aug 15, 1977 31 Lac St. Charles, QC, CAN
30 Antero Niittymaki 6' 1" 195 Jun 18, 1980 28 Turku, FIN
Ryan Malone-Vinny Lecavalier-Marty St. Louis
Vinny Prospal-Steven Stamkos-Jussi Jokinen
Steve Downie-Paul Szczechura-Mark Recchi
Evgeny Arthyukhin-Adam Hall-Radek Smolenak
Paul Ranger -- Andrej Meszaros
Steve Eminger -- Lukas Krajicek
Mike Lundin -- Marek Malik
Mike Smith (named as the starter)
Olie Kolzig
Gary Roberts left practice early yesterday and is listed as questionable.
Marek Malik has a lower body injury but is expected to play.
David Koci has a broken hand and is on the the injured list.
Matt Pettinger has a right knee injury and is on the injured list.
Chris Gratton is on the injured list with a knee injury.
Jeff Halpern is on the injured list due to a reconstructive right knee surgery. He could return this month.
Lightning Recall C Paul Szczechura, LW Radek Smolenak from Norfolk of the AHL
TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning have recalled center Paul Szczechura (sha-HER-uh) and left wing Radek Smolenak (SMOH-leh-nak) from Norfolk of the American Hockey League, it was announced by Executive Vice President & General Manager Brian Lawton.
Szczechura, 23, leads Norfolk in scoring this season with 11 goals and 24 points in 23 games. A 5-foot-11, 190-pound native of Brantford, Ontario, Szczechura was signed as a free agent by the Lightning on April 24, 2008. He played four collegiate seasons at Western Michigan from 2003-04 through 2006-07, recording 44 goals, 86 assists and 107 penalty minutes in 153 games. He was voted the CCHA's smartest player in 2005-06 in the annual captain's poll.
Szczechura played his first full AHL season in 2007-08 splitting the season between Iowa and Norfolk. In 24 games with the Admirals he tallied 14 goals and 26 points after managing only two goals and five points in 29 games with Iowa.
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
76 Evgeny Artyukhin 6' 5" 254 Apr 4, 1983 25 Moscow, RUS
34 Ryan Craig 6' 2" 212 Jan 6, 1982 26 Abbotsford, BC, CAN
9 Steve Downie 5' 11" 200 Apr 3, 1987 21 Newmarket, ON, CAN
77 Chris Gratton 6' 4" 226 Jul 5, 1975 33 Brantford, ON, CAN
18 Adam Hall 6' 3" 206 Aug 14, 1980 28 Kalamazoo, MI, USA
11 Jeff Halpern 6' 0" 203 May 3, 1976 32 Potomac, MD, USA
36 Jussi Jokinen 5' 11" 190 Apr 1, 1983 25 Kalajoki, FIN
4 Vincent Lecavalier "C" 6' 4" 219 Apr 21, 1980 28 Ile Bizard, QC, CAN
12 Ryan Malone 6' 4" 224 Dec 1, 1979 29 Pittsburgh, PA, USA
24 Matt Pettinger 6' 1" 205 Oct 22, 1980 28 Edmonton, AB, CAN
20 Vaclav Prospal 6' 2" 198 Feb 17, 1975 33 Ceske Budejovice, CZE
8 Mark Recchi 5' 10" 195 Feb 1, 1968 40 Kamloops, BC, CAN
10 Gary Roberts 6' 2" 215 May 23, 1966 42 North York, ON, CAN
26 Martin St. Louis "A" 5' 9" 177 Jun 18, 1975 33 Laval, QC, CAN
91 Steven Stamkos 6' 1" 196 Feb 7, 1990 18 Markham, ON, CAN
17 Radim Vrbata 6' 1" 190 Jun 13, 1981 27 Mlada Boleslav, CZE
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
44 Steve Eminger 6' 2" 212 Oct 31, 1983 25 Woodbridge, ON, CAN
2 Lukas Krajicek 6' 2" 196 Mar 11, 1983 25 Prostejov, CZE
39 Mike Lundin 6' 2" 188 Sep 24, 1984 24 Burnsville, MN, USA
22 Marek Malik 6' 6" 235 Jun 24, 1975 33 Ostrava, CZE
14 Andrej Meszaros "A" 6' 2" 218 Oct 13, 1985 23 Povazska Bystrica, SVK
29 Janne Niskala 6' 0" 187 Sep 22, 1981 27 Vasteras, SWE
54 Paul Ranger 6' 3" 208 Sep 12, 1984 24 Whitby, ON, CAN
# Player Height Weight DOB Age Birthplace
37 Olaf Kolzig 6' 3" 224 Apr 6, 1970 38 Johannesburg, ZAF
41 Mike Smith 6' 4" 218 Mar 22, 1982 26 Kingston, ON, CAN
FLYERS vs. LIGHTNING SERIES' HISTORY:
Current and Miscellaneous:
Overall, the Flyers' W-L-T-OTL record is 33-21-8-2 in the regular season including a home record of 15-8-7-2 and a road mark of 18-13-1-0.
The Flyers' W-L-OTL record is 3-3-1 in the last seven games.
Starting with the 2003-04 season, the Flyers' W-L-OTL is 3-12-2 in the regular season including marks of 1-6-2 at home and 2-6-0 on the road.
The teams have met twice in the POs with the Flyers winning in 1996 (4-2) and the Lightning winning in 2004 (4-3). The Flyers have won seven of 13 games with records of 4-2 at home and 3-4 at Tampa Bay.
December 20, 1992 -- The teams met for the first time and the Lightning won 4-1 in front of a sellout crowd of 10,425 in Expo Hall in Tampa, Florida. Eric Lindros scored the first goal in this series. Brian Bradley scored the next two to provide the Lightning a 2-1 lead. Tampa Bay's Doug Crossman and Marc Bureau added later goals. The Lightning outshot Philly 31-19.
April 3, 1993 -- The teams met in Philadelphia for the first time and the Flyers prevailed 6-2 as Dominic Roussel made 32 saves and the PP went 4-for-7. Mark Recchi (1-2-3) and Greg Hawgood (1-2-3) led Philly in scoring. The Flyers chased Pat Jablonski at 9:52 of the first period with three goals on 10 shots and a 3-0 lead. Recchi finished the scoring with his 51st goal off J.C. Bergeron.
November 26, 1993 -- Tommy Soderstrom stopped 27 shots and Brent Fedyk scored twice in Philly's 3-0 home win. Fedyk's goals came in the second and third period and gave the Flyers a 2-0 lead. Tampa Bay outshot the Flyers 12-4 in the last period but the Flyers scored both goals.
November 27, 1993 -- Kevin Dineen scored 34 seconds into OT and the Flyers won 4-3. Mikael Renberg scored twice within a span of 2:16 in the middle period to give Philly a 3-2 lead. Dominic Roussel was a perfect 16-for-16 in the opening period and made 30 saves for the win.
January 8, 1994 -- Tampa Bay won 4-2 in front of 26,023 in the Florida Suncoast Dome (Thunderdome). Milos Holan scored the only goal in his Flyers' career to give Philly a 2-1 lead but the Flyers surrendered two goals in the last minute of the middle period to trail 3-2 after 40 minutes. The GWG came with three ticks left in the second period. Eric Lindros made quick work of Joe Reekie:
March 6, 1994 -- Dominic Roussel was brilliant making 36 saves in a 3-1 victory at Tampa Bay in front of 21,849. The Lightning outshot Philly 16-3 in the third period and 37-21 in the game. Tampa Bay led 1-0 with a first period goal and held the Flyers off the scoreboard until under six to play in the middle period when Mikael Renberg scored. The GWG came early in the third period off Mark Lamb's stick.
March 13, 1994 -- The teams played to a 5-5 tie in Philly when Eric Lindros scored his 39th goal with 28 seconds to play. Seventeen seconds earlier, Brian Bradley gave TB a 5-4 lead, his second consecutive goal as he tied the game 4-4 with three minutes to play. Philly led 2-0 in the first but TB led 3-2 after one. After a scoreless second, Philly went ahead 4-3 in the third on goals by Yves Racine and Todd Hlushko.
February 14, 1995 -- John LeClair (2-3-5) recorded his first career NHL hat trick and Mikael Renberg added two goals in a 5-2 win at Tampa Bay in front of 21,896. Dominic Roussel stopped 35 saves in the victory. LeClair gave the Flyers a 1-0 lead when Denis Savard when whistled for a four-minute high sticking penalty. The Flyers led 3-0 after one period but the Lightning closed the gap to 3-2 after 40 minutes. LeClair scored twice in the third period.
March 7, 1995 -- Six Flyers had two-point games in their 4-3 win in front of 21,827 at Tampa Bay. John LeClair had two goals. Philadelphia led 4-1 in the middle period and the Lightning finished the scoring with two third period goals.
April 6, 1995 -- John LeClair scored twice (1-2-3) in the Flyers' 5-4 home win. The Lightning led 2-0, Philly scored the next three then Tampa Bay evened the game 3-3 after two periods. LeClair and Rod Brind'Amour gave the Flyers a 5-3 lead.
April 14, 1995 -- John LeClair (1-2-3) snapped a 2-2 tie and Philly won 3-2 at home. The Legion of Doom combined for seven points. Rudy Poeschek fought Shawn Antoski.
October 31, 1995 -- Eric Lindros and John LeClair scored first period PPGs but Tampa Bay scored twice in the second for a 2-2 tie in Philly. Daren Puppa made 41 saves including 19-for-19 in the middle period. "We showed we can handle them - we can go toe-to-toe with those guys," Enrico Ciccone said. Ron Hextall was out with a groin injury and since Dominic Roussel was struggling, Garth Snow was in goal for the Flyers.
December 14, 1995 -- Ron Hextall stopped 18 shots and John LeClair scored twice in a 4-0 win. LeClair (2-1-3) and Eric Lindros (1-2-3) led the scoring. A brawl erupted 6:48 into the third period. The Lightning finished an impressive five-game road trip with their only loss.
February 17, 1996 -- The Lightning recorded the last five goals of the game in a 5-2 win in front of 21,007 in St. Pete. Brian Bradley scored Tampa Bay's first and last goals. Rob Zamuner broke the 2-2 tie. Jeff Reese made 24 saves in the victory.
March 13, 1996 -- Daren Puppa made 42 saves, including 20/21 in the middle period, in a 1-1 tie in the Spectrum. "Montreal won the Stanley Cup a few years ago on a hot goalie," Lightning captain Paul Ysebaert said, "so we'll ride Puppa as long as we can." Shawn Burr scored with 5:36 left in the second period. Less than three minutes later, Enrico Ciccone was penalized with a double-minor penalty (hooking/unsportsmanlike) and with 1:36 left in the period, Rod Brind'Amour tied the game. The goal ended Puppa's shutout streak after shutouts in his two prior starts.
April 14, 1996 -- In front of 23,697 in the ThunderDome, the Flyers won 3-1. All four goals were scored in the second period. The win secured top seed status in the Eastern Conference for the Flyers. Alex Selivanov was hit with a rare "gross misconduct" penalty after fighting with Petr Svoboda and it appeared Selivanov pulled Svoboda's hair. Kerry Huffman's goal was the GWG. Tampa Bay had backup Jeff Reese in goal and leading scorer Brian Bradley didn't play.
April 16, 1996 -- In Game 1 of the Eastern Conference QFs in Philly,
the Flyers led 6-0 12:01 into the middle period and skated to a 7-3 victory. The Lightning managed to cut the Flyers' lead to 6-3 early in the third. Eric Lindros (1-2-3) and Pat Falloon (1-2-3) led the Flyers' offense as seven players scored. Daren Puppa was replaced after surrendering four goals on 14 shots; Jeff Reese made 15 stops on 18 shots. The matchup was between the first and eighth seeds; it was Tampa Bay's first playoff appearance in franchise history.
April 18, 1996 -- In Game 2 in Philly,
Brian Bellows scored 9:05 into OT leading the Lightning to a 2-1 victory. The goal came 47 seconds after Tampa Bay killed a minor penalty to David Shaw as Daren Puppa (26 saves in the game) made several key stops in the man advantage including one off his helmet. The series turned nasty when Igor Ulanov (who, when with the Winnipeg Jets, ended Eric Lindros' season in March 1994 with a sprained shoulder), put Lindros temporarily out of this game. Three other Flyers were injured in the contest: Joel Otto and John Druce who suffered sprained left knees in the first period and John LeClair who was tripped by Michel Petit in the second period and made contact with the post, causing a sprained left ankle.
April 21, 1996 -- In Game 3 in St. Petersburg,
the Lightning prevailed 5-4 in OT when former Flyers' draft pick Alexander Selivanov scored. Brian Bellows evened the game with 1:19 remaining in regulation, on an assist by Selivanov. In early second period action, the Flyers had just scored a PPG and were on another advantage when Rob Zamuner scored a SHG; he later added another goal and the score was tied 3-3 after two periods despite a 32-16 Flyers' shot advantage. Eric Lindros gave Philly a 4-3 lead before the Lightning rallied for the victory. Jeff Reese, subbing for the injured Daren Puppa (back spasms) made 38 saves for Tampa Bay. The Flyers outshot the Lightning 42-32 but TB had all four OT shots. Attendance in the Thunderdome: 25,945.
April 23, 1996 -- In Game 4 in St. Petersburg,
in one of the most dramatic events in team history, John LeClair, who missed most of Game 2 and all of Game 3 with a sprained ankle, flew to Florida to join his team and then scored two PPGs in an important 4-1 road win. LeClair gave the Flyers a 1-0 lead and the momentum was set. Less than five minutes later, Joel Otto made it 2-0. Mikael renberg had two assists. The game was played in front of the NHL's largest crowd ever (since broken) 28,183 in the Thunderdome. The Flyers outshot Tampa Bay 33-22.
April 25, 1996 -- In Game 5 in Philly,
the Flyers beat Tampa Bay 4-1 going 3-for-13 on the PP while Tampa Bay was 0-for-9. The Flyers led 2-0 after two periods then added two PPGs, by Pay Falloon and John LeClair, in the first 2:43 of the third to doube their lead to 4-0. Ron Hextall was 2:01 from a shutout when John Cullen beat him on a SHG; Hextall made 23 saves on 24 shots. Eric Desjardins had two assists. The Lightning replaced goalie Daren Puppa (20/24) for Jeff Reese (3/3). Eric Lindros nailed both Igor Ulanov and Michel Petit in about a 30 second span that helped swing the momentum to the Flyers. Shawn Antoski was ejected about six minutes into the third period when he jumped Michel Petit; Antoski received a double minor and a match penalty. Joel Otto fought Chris Gratton in the final five minutes.
April 27, 1996 -- In Game 6 in St. Petersburg,
Bob Corkum (1-2-3) had three points and Ron Hextall made 27 saves in the Flyers' 6-1 elimination of the Lightning. Six players scored for the Flyers, and five had two or more points, including Karl Dykhuis (1-1-2) and Shawn Antoski (1-1-2) who scored within 55 seconds of each other to give Philly a 2-0 lead. Trent Klatt (1-1-2) made it 3-1 in the first period after the Lightning got to within a goal. Rod Brind'Amour (0-2-2) was the fifth Flyer to have a multi-point game. Daren Puppa (16/21) was again pulled for Jeff Reese (3/4). Attendance in the Thunderdome: 27,189. Eric Lindros and Igor Ulanov continued their battle as both got tossed late in the contest with fighting majors, which kept them from the traditional post-series handshakes:
October 31, 1996 -- Trent Klatt scored two third period goals as the Flyers rallied from a 3-0 first period hole to win 4-3 in the team's first meeting in the Ice Palace. The Flyers scored twice in the second period to narrow their deficit to 3-2. TB outshot Philly 12-6 in the final period but gave up both goals.
November 23, 1996 -- Dale Hawerchuk scored a PPG with less than five to play in Philly's 2-1 road win. Ron Hextall picked up the victory by making 20 saves. Corey Schwab made 32 saves in the loss.
January 9, 1997 -- Tampa Bay ended two streaks with their 3-1 win. The Lightning won a regular season game in Philadelphia for the first time (ninth game) in the franchise's history and the Flyers unbeaten streak of 17 games (14-0-3) was also snapped as Philly last loss November 2, 1996 to the NYI. Dino Ciccarelli scored with about seven minutes left to break a 1-1 tie and Tampa Bay added an ENG. Kjell Samuelsson missed the remainder of the regular season with a pinched nerve in his neck and a shoulder injury, which required surgery to repair a ruptured disc a week later. He did not return until Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
February 20, 1997 - Daymond Langkow and Chris Gratton each had a goal and an assist to lead the Lightning to a 5-2 victory at Tampa Bay. Ron Hextall made 35 saves in the loss. Tampa Bay outshot the Flyers 40-30. Rick Tabaracci made 28 saves for the win.
April 1, 1997 -- Rod Brind'Amour's PPG, with Igor Ulanov in the box, midway through the third period gave Philly a 1-1 home tie. Chris gratton scored for the Lightning in the second period. Daren Puppa made 32 saves.
August 20, 1997 -- The Flyers sent Mikael Renberg and Karl Dykhuis to the Lightning in exchange for the Flyers' first round picks in 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001. This was part of the Flyers signing of free agent Chris Gratton, from days prior, for 5 years at $16.5m. The Lightning received the players in exchange for the draft picks which were compensation for the Gratton signing. Earlier, an arbitrator rejected a Tampa Bay's claim that the Flyers signing of Gratton was invalid due to a smudged fax; the Lightning claimed the numbers on the paper weren't properly visible.
October 21, 1997 -- Eric Lindros (1-4-5), Vinnie Prospal (2-2-4) and Janne Niinimaa (1-2-3) led Philly to a 7-1 home win. The trio had a total of seven points at the 8:22 mark including three assists by Lindros. The Flyers scored three PPGs in the game.
November 16, 1997 -- Rod Brind'Amour scored twice in the third period including the GWG with one minute remaining in a 3-2 home win. Alexander Selivanov gave TB a 2-0 lead in the first period with a pair of goals in a span of 39 seconds.
November 29, 1997 -- The teams skated to a 3-3 tie at Tampa Bay. Philly outshot the Lightning 15-2 in the first and 7-1 in OT as part; the final total was 35-26. Dainius Zubris gave Philly a 2-1 lead just 10 seconds into the second period. Rob Zamuner scored the lone third period goal to tie it for the Lightning.
December 14, 1997 -- Ron Hextall stopped 20 shots and John LeClair scored twice in a 3-0 win in Philly. Rod Brind'Amour snapped a scoreless tie midway in the game with a SHG.
January 11, 1998 -- Ron Hextall made 35 saves and Trent Klatt (2-1-3) scored two PPGs in a 5-2 victory at Tampa Bay. Chris Therien (1-1-2) and Chris Gratton (1-1-2) had multi-point games. Steve Kelly scored his first goal of the season to bring Tampa Bay to within 4-2 but was then given a four-minute minor for spearing (Eric Desjardins picked up two minutes for roughing).
April 8, 1998 -- The Flyers exploded for five third period goals in a 6-1 road win. Philly outshot TB 37-16 including 14-3 in the last period. John LeClair scored twice including the GWG at 7:49 of the third followed by Mike Sillinger's 20th goal 37 seconds later. The Flyers last three goals came via the PP after a bloody fight with about seven minutes to play:
October 16, 1998 -- John LeClair had a natural hat trick in a 5-2 victory at TB. LeClair's hat trick was the fifth of his career. Eric Lindros (1-2-3) had three points. Ron Hextall stopped 24 shots for his 231st victory for the Flyers, which moved him within one win of tying Bernie Parent for first place on the team's win list.
December 12, 1998 -- Mikael Renberg and Daymond Langkow were sent to the Flyers for Chris Gratton and Mike Sillinger.
December 20, 1998 -- The teams skated to a 2-2 tie as the Lightning ralied from a 2-0 deficit. Sandy McCarthy snapped the shutout with under two minutes left in the second period and Wendel Clark evened it in the third period. Rod Brind'Amour had two points for Philly. Bill Ranford and Ron Hextall shined, especially in OT. The Flyers outshot Tampa Bay 32-30, including 5-4 in the OT. Dan McGillis had seven shots.
December 28, 1998 -- Karl Dykhuis returned to the Flyers in a trade for Petr Svoboda.
January 30, 1999 -- The Flyers exploded in a dominant opening period by out-shooting Tampa Bay 20-2 and scored three times en route to a 6-2 home win. Rod Brind'Amour scored twice in the first 12:55 to give Philly a 2-0 lead. Philly led 4-0 past the midway point of the game before Mike Sillinger scored for the Lightning. The Flyers scored twice on a 5-minute elbowing major to Cory Cross for their second and third goals. Dan McGillis (1-2-3), John LeClair (2-1-3) and Eric Lindros (0-3-3) combined for nine points in the victory. The Legion of Doom (Lindros, LeClair and Mikael Renberg) line had 19 shots on goal.
February 26, 1999 -- Stephane Richer scored twice in the first period in Tampa Bay's 4-1 home win. The victory ended the Lightning's 10-game skid in this series (Flyers were 7-0-3). Corey Schwab had a shutout until the final three minutes but made 32 saves over the last two periods and 36 in the game for the victory. Philly outshot Tampa Bay 37-20 including 33-12 over the final two periods.
November 20, 1999 -- Eric Lindros and Daymond Langkow each scored twice and Eric Desjardins had three assists in the Flyers' 4-1 home win. Mikael Renberg added two assists. After Reid Simpson nailed Renberg on a check (interference penalty), Sandy McCarthy crushed Simpson in a fight:
November 22, 1999 -- For the first time in Flyers' history, an opponent was held shotless in a period, however Zac Bierk made 30 saves and Chris Gratton and Petr Svoboda combined for five (2-3-5) points in Tampa Bay's 4-1 home win. In the middle period, the Lightning were outshot 15-0 and 31-17 in the game. The Lightning led 1-0, on a Stan Drulia goal, after 40 minutes and took an early 2-0 lead in the third period before the Flyers finally solved Bierk.
December 18, 1999 -- Brian Boucher recorded his first NHL shutout by making 29 stops and John LeClair scored twice in a 4-0 home win. Ulf Samuelsson, who missed the prior four games with a shoulder injury, scored his first goal as a Flyer in the first period. Lightning goalie Dan Cloutier was replaced by Kevin Hodson after allowing one goal on five shots in the first seven minutes. Cloutier, who was pulled after surrendering three goals on eight shots in his prior start against Nashville, angrily slammed his stick against the wall of the runway leading to the locker room after being lifted.
March 8, 2000 -- Eric Desjardins scored on the PP in OT and the Flyers won 3-2. TB played its 14th OT game of the season and had yet to win (0-7-7). Robert Petrovicky was called for hooking Mark Eaton while both were racing for the puck on a possible delayed icing call setting up the PP. John LeClair tied the score 2-2 with 4.8 seconds left in the second period.
December 6, 2000 -- John LeClair snapped a tie with 3:40 to play and then completed a hat trick 1:16 later in Philly's 6-3 home win. Dan McGillis, Rick Tocchet and Daymond Langkow each had two assists. Mark Recchi fought Petr Svoboda in the late second period. The Flyers led 3-1 after two periods but the Lightning rallied to tie the game 3-3. Philly outshot TB 40-23.
December 28, 2000 -- The Flyers suffered a 4-3 loss at Tampa Bay as Kevin Weekes made 32 saves and both Martin St. Louis and Fredrik Modin scored twice. Bill Barber suffered his first defeat as an NHL coach after a start of 5-0-3-0, the second best beginning for any NHL coach ever. The Flyers outshot the Lightning 35-18 including 12-2 in the third. Tampa Bay led 3-1 after the first period and never trailed in the game. There were three fights in the game including Ruslan Fedotenko-Cory Sarich with 1:09 to play in the contest.
January 12, 2001 -- Roman Cechmanek made 21 saves and backed the Flyers to a 3-0 shutout at Tampa Bay. The Flyers outshot Tampa Bay 34-21. Keith Primeau, Dan McGillis and Mark Recchi each had two points.
February 24, 2001 -- Roman Cechmanek (36 saves) and Kevin Weekes (27 saves) dueled to a 0-0 tie in Philadelphia. The result was the seventh scoreless draw in Flyers' history and the first for Tampa Bay. It was the second straight time the Flyers shutout the Lightning. Tampa Bay was 0-for-9 on the PP. The Flyers were issued five straight minors in the second period and when they were finally given a PP, it lasted 32 seconds until another minor was called. Simon Gagne, who led the team with 27 goals at the time, suffered a partially dislocated left shoulder at the end of the second period, after an altercation with Andrei Zyuzin and missed the next 12 games.
November 8, 2001 -- Ruslan Fedotenko and Tomas Divisek (only NHL goal) scored in Philly's 2-1 win in Tampa. Nikolai Khabibulin made 33 saves in the loss. Divisek, who scored the GWG, was on the roster from November 5-12.
December 1, 2001 -- Roman Cechmanek recorded the 2-0 shutout victory as the Flyers outshot Tampa Bay 42-15 and got goals from Jeremy Roenick and Eric Desjardins. Kevin Weekes made 40 saves in the loss. Tampa Bay was held to one goal in their last four games against the Flyers.
March 8, 2002 -- Chris Therien snapped a 2-2 tie in the third period in Philly's 4-2 victory at Tampa Bay. Therien and Justin Williams each had a goal and an assist. Eric Weinrich tied the game 2-2 in the mifddle period. Vinnie Prospal had two points for TB. Brian Boucher made 20 saves for the win. The Flyers outshot the Lightning 28-26 including 11-5 in the third period.
March 18, 2002 -- The Flyers scored three second period goals en route to a 3-0 lead but failed to hold on in a 3-3 tie. Donald Brashear scored consecutive goals and Jiri Dopita assisted on all three goals. Injuries to centers Jeremy Roenick (hyperextended knee) and Keith Primeau (bruised ribs on a hit by Shane Willis) forced the Flyers into altering their roster as the trade deadline was the following day. The Flyers acquired Adam Oates (Washington) who led the NHL in assists and was fourth in scoring. Roenick missed seven games while Primeau missed two games.
June 21, 2002 -- Ruslan Fedotenko and two picks were traded to the Lightning for a first rounder. The complete trade: Fedotenko, Tampa Bay's 2nd round choice (previously acquired, later traded to Dallas - Dallas selected Tobias Stephan) in the 2002 Entry Draft and Phoenix's 2nd round choice (previously acquired, later traded to San Jose - San Jose selected Dan Spang) in the 2002 Entry Draft for Tampa Bay's 1st round choice (Joni Pitkanen) in the 2002 Entry Draft.
November 19, 2002 -- The Flyers won 3-2 at Tampa Bay by killing six out of seven Lightning PPs. Philly held a 28-11 shots edge and a 3-2 lead after two periods and a 32-19 shots advantage in the game. Simon Gagne had two points.
January 18, 2003 -- Michal Handzus snapped a 2-2 tie in the third period and the Flyers recorded a 3-2 home win. Kim Johnsson, Mark Recchi and Simon Gagne each had two points. The Flyers, who held a 24-14 shots advantage, improved to 9-0-4 in 13 games against the Lightning in Philadelphia. Juston Williams suffered a partial of a ligament in his left knee and missed the next 36 games.
January 28, 2003 -- John Grahame defeated the Flyers for the first time in his career (1-2-2) as he made 34 stops in Tampa Bay's 3-0 win in Philly. Martin St. Louis and Fredrik Modin each had two points. The Lightning scored in each period.
April 4, 2003 -- Simon Gagne scored twice in Philly's 4-1 win at Tampa Bay. Gagne played in his second game since returning from a 13-game absence due to a groin injury. Tony Amonte and Kim Johnsson added two assists each. Roman Cechmanek made 27 saves. Nikolai Khababulin was removed after surrendering four goals on 17 shots in 40 minutes. The Flyers set a franchise record with their 23rd road win of the season.
December 18, 2003 -- Martin St. Louis (2-1-3) scored the tying and winning goals in the Lightning's 5-4 OT win in Philly. The Flyers rallied from deficits of 2-0 and 3-2 before going ahead 4-3. Two seconds into the game, Donald Brashear beat Andre Roy in a fight and then 14 seconds later Chris Dingman and Jim Vandermeer fought.
January 3, 2004 -- Fredrik Modin scored a natural hat trick in the Lightning's 6-1 home win. Brad Richards picked up three assists. Jeff Hackett was replaced by Robert Esche. Donald Brashear gave Philly a 1-0 lead then the Lightning scored the next six. Dan Boyle was a +5.
February 2, 2004 -- Tampa Bay scored on their first two shots against goalie Neil Little in a span of 1:42 and recorded a 2-1 win in Philly. Starting goalie Robert Esche was injured in a collision and suffered a sprained left knee which kept him sidelined until February 28. This was Little's only NHL appearance of the season and one of two in his career.
February 17, 2004 -- Tampa Bay won 5-2 at home and outshot Philly 36-19. Brad Richards (GWG, 1-2-3) and Cory Stillman (1-2-3) led the offense.
May 8, 2004 -- In Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals,
Tampa Bay won 3-1 in front a sellout crowd of 21,425 at home. Dave Andreychuk gave the Lightning a 1-0 lead in the second period and moments after Sami Kapanen's apparent goal was disallowed on a goalie interference call against Keith Primeau, Michal Handzus evened the game. Brad Richards' second period tally snapped a 1-1 tie. Fredrik Modin assisted on both Lightning goals. The Flyers outshot Tampa Bay 20-17. The Lightning had eight days off since they eliminated Montreal and came out sluggish in the opening period but the Flyers couldn't take advantage.
May 10, 2004 -- In Game 2,
the Flyers trounced Tampa Bay 6-2 as six players recorded goals and Robert Esche earned top star status by making 29 saves. Marcus Ragnarsson led the Flyers with three (0-3-3) points. Sami Kapanen scored the decisive blow with a SHG in the first period to give Philly a 3-0 lead. The Flyers also led 5-0 after two periods and the margin expanded to 6-0 in the third period. Nikolai Khababulin was replaced after surrendering four goals on 12 shots by John Grahame who went the remainder of the game. The Lightning won their previous eight PO games.
May 13, 2004 -- In Game 3,
the Flyers dropped a 4-1 decision to Tampa Bay in Philadelphia. The Lightning scored two times in the first period and that lead hed until Keith Primeau was successful 36 seconds into the final period. Vincent Lecavalier then scored via a breakaway for the decisive blow. Philly d-man Marcus Ragnarsson was struck on the left index finger by a stick during a follow-through of a shot by Tampa Bay's Fredrik Modin in the first period and was lost for the balance of the post-season. The Flyers were 0-for-5 on the PP. Tampa Bay entered the game 4-0 on the road while the Flyers were 6-0 at home in the POs.
May 15, 2004 -- In Game 4,
Philadelphia beat Tampa Bay 3-2 backed by the goaltending of Robert Esche, who made 28 saves, and a powerful outing by Keith Primeau who had two points including an unassisted SHG in the second period to give Philly a 3-1 lead, won 19 of 28 faceoffs, and earned the number one star for the game. Tampa Bay went 2-for-7 on the PP, including one by Vinnie Lecavalier in the last minute of regulation. Vladimir Malakhov played over 30 minutes for the Flyers. Philly lost D Joni Pitkanen and F Jeremy Roenick to "upper-body injuries." Pitkanen was playing for Marcus Ragnarsson, who broke his left index finger in Game 3.
May 18, 2004 -- In Game 5,
Tampa Bay scored three PPGs on just four chances and skated to a 4-2 victory at home. After Brad Richards scored consecutive PPGs in the second period, the Lightning led 3-0. Less than two-and-a-half minutes later, the Flyers trailed 3-2 with a pair of goals scored within 38 seconds. The Lightning ended the scoring with an ENG in the game's last minute. Dave Andreychuk had two assists. TB outshot Philly 31-30 and Robert Esche made 17 saves on 18 shots in the opening period. Nikolai Khabibulin stopped 28 shots in the win. Vladimir Malakhov again played 30+ minutes. Flyers D Joni Pitkanen did not play after sustaining a concussion in Game 4; he played for the injured Marcus Ragnarsson so Sami Kapanen picked up D-man duties. Meanwhile, Lightning D Brad Lukowich returned after missing Games 3 and 4 with an injury.
May 20, 2004 -- In Game 6,
the Flyers recorded one of the most dramatic victories in team history with a 5-4 OT win. Simon Gagne (2-0-2) scored a thrilling goal at 18:18 of OT (
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May 22, 2004 -- In Game 7,
Tampa Bay advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals with a 2-1 win on goals from Ruslan Fedotenko and Brad Richards. Richards had a game-high eight shots on goal. Kim Johnsson scored midway into the contest for the Flyers only goal. Robert Esche made 30 saves in the defeat. The Flyers mainly used four D-men (Vladimir Malakhov, Danny Markov, Kim Johnsson and Mattias Timmander with Dennis Seidenberg and Joni Pitkanen combining for less than 18 minutes). The Lightning outshot Philly 32-23. The Flyers went 1-for-26 on the PP in the series while Tampa Bay was 9-for-26.
November 14, 2005 -- Vinnie Prospal (3-1-4) had a hat trick and a game-high seven shots in Tampa Bay's 5-2 home win. Vincent Lecvalier had three assists. Peter Forsberg scored twice and the second goal tied the game 2-2. Prospal's second goal gave Tampa Bay a 3-2 lead; he finished the hat trick with an ENG. John Grahame made 22 saves for the win.
November 22, 2005 -- Tampa Bay won 4-2 in Philly as Sean Burke picked up the win making 30 saves. Tim Taylor and Rob DiMaio had multiple-point games. Vinnie Lecavalier had a tough outing with a game-high five giveaways, one shot, no points and just two faceoff wins on 10 tries. Michal Handzus won 14 of 19 faceoffs. Peter Forsberg played in his 600th NHL game
January 28, 2006 -- Fredrik Modin scored a natural hat trick over three periods and Sean Burke stopped all 38 shots in the Lightning's 6-0 victory in Philly. Pavel Kubina had three assists. Tampa Bay went 3-for-9 on the PP.
March 17, 2006 -- TB won 6-3 at home getting two goals from Ryan Craig. The Lightning led 4-1 in the third then the Flyers pulled to within one. Vinny Lecavalier then faked a shot, circled the net and beat Robert Esche with 1:43 to play and was subsequently leveled by Denis Gauthier. Lecavalier retaliated and was given a 2, 5, 10 and an ejection (Gauthier went unpenalized). Derian Hatcher was tossed in the early third on a boarding major.
October 19, 2006 -- Marc Denis made 34 saves in the Lightning's 4-1 home win. Peter Forsberg suffered a wrist injury in the game. Tampa Bay outshot Philly 36-35. Brad Richards and Vincent Lecavalier each had two assists.
November 2, 2006 -- Johan Holmqvist got his first NHL win by making 30 saves and Martin St. Louis (2-1-3) and Vinnie Lecavalier (1-2-3) combined for six points in Tampa Bay's 5-2 win in Philly. TB won in this series for the tenth straight time in the regular season which tied the second longest win streak ever by a team against Philadelphia (Boston (15) holds the record, the Rangers also had 10).
December 28, 2006 -- Robert Esche delivered a 42-save performance and the Flyers snapped two lengthy skids with a 4-3 road win. Philly entered the game losers in their last 10 games (including nine straight in regulation). The Flyers also snapped a 10-game regular season losing streak in this series, last winning April 4, 2003. Simon Gagne scored twice and Peter Forsberg had three assists, the 46th time he had three assists in a game.
January 30, 2007 -- Tampa Bay recorded a 4-3 victory in Philly by out-scoring the Flyers 2-0 in the shootout. Vinny Lecavalier and Brad richards scored in the shootout and Simon Gagne and Peter Forsberg missed. Lecavalier tied the game 3-3 in the third period. Martin St.Louis led the Lightning with two points (1-1-2).
October 25, 2007 -- Brad Richards (2-1-3) and Jan Hlavac (0-3-3) led Tampa Bay to a 5-2 home win. Scott Hartnell and Vinny Lecavalier fought, it was Lecavalier's second fight in two nights (he had three all season). Riley Cote-Andre Roy also fought.
December 29, 2007 -- Joffrey Lupul (1-2-3) scored on a penalty shot in the first period and Marty Biron made 31 saves in a 4-2 win. Lupul, who had eight points in his last four games and 10 goals in his last nine games, was awarded the penalty shot when Brad Lukowich pulled him down from behind. Mike Knuble scored in the final minute of the middle period to give the Flyers the lead for good at 2-1.
February 14, 2008 -- Tampa Bay scored four straight goals in a 5-3 win in Philly. The Lightning out-scored Philly 3-0 in the middle period. Martin St. Louis (1-2-3) led the offense.
February 25, 2008 -- Vinnie Prospal was traded to Philadelphia by Tampa Bay for Alexandere Picard and future considerations.
March 6, 2008 -- Jeff Carter scored his second goal with 1:54 to play and led Philadelphia to a 3-2 home win. Philly held the Lightning to two third period shots and outshot Tampa Bay 25-20 in the game. The Flyers were without three key forwards in Simon Gagne, Mike Richards and Joffrey Lupul. Tampa Bay had won the last eight regular season games played in Philadelphia and led 1-0 just 31 seconds into the first. Early second, Andre Roy and Riley Cote fought for a second time and Cote promptly decked Roy with a striking left. Roy got into a heated exchange with his head coach John Tortorella, too, while on the bench and didn't play the remainder of the game. During his tirade from the bench, Roy made a cutting gesture to his throat while reportedly yelling "You're (expletive) dead" at Cote. After the game, Roy was sent home by the team for the rest of the road trip (two games) and didn't play the rest of the season for the Lightning. Clip 1:
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June 18, 2008 -- Vinnie Prospal was traded to Tampa Bay by Philadelphia for Nashville's 7th round choice (previously acquired, Philadelphia selected Joacim Eriksson) in the 2008 Entry Draft and future considerations.
November 7, 2008 -- Philadelphia acquired Matt Carle and the San Jose Sharks' third round pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft from the Lightning in exchange for Steve Eminger, Steve Downie and Tampa Bay's fourth round pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.
November 8, 2008 -- Mike Smith made 35 saves and Vinnie Prospal's goal snapped a 1-1 tie leading Tampa Bay to a 2-1 win in Philadelphia. The Flyers led 1-0 after 20 minutes and outshot the Lightning 18-5 who then scored twice in the middle period. The Flyers outshot the Lightning 36-22. Matt Carle, acquired the previous day, made his debut with the Flyers.
December 2, 2008 -- On a brilliant feed by Kimmo Timonen, captain Mike Richards scored a PPG in OT and the Flyers won 4-3 at home. "Kimmo and I had talked a little bit before the game just about special teams and what we wanted to do. He actually drew that play up 5-on-3, but 5-on-4 was kind of the same thing. Bring the attention to him (Timonen). Then some guy took (Simon) Gagne backdoor, and I just walked into it. He made a great pass and I shot as hard as I could," said Richards. The Lightning missed a chance with 16.3 seconds left in regulation when Ryan Malone was awarded a penalty shot, but his attempt failed as Martin Biron got a piece of the puck. Scott Hartnell tossed his glove at Malone which led to Malone's penalty shot. Jeff Carter (2-1-3) and Richards (2-0-2) had two goals apiece. Joffrey Lupul joined Timonen with two assists each. Philly led 3-1 in the third period but ex-Flyers' Vinnie Prospal and Steve Downie scored, the latter with under five minutes to play; former Flyers had five points for Tampa Bay. Scottie Upshall was ejected from the game for a 5-minute boarding call.
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When the housing bubble burst in 2006, U.S. policy makers looked to Japan for clues about what to do -- and not do -- in response. Now their attention is shifting to Europe as America gets set to follow that region with a concerted attack on its budget deficit.
At first glance, the results of the 2012 election look like a return to the status quo: President Obama was re-elected, Democrats retained the Senate and Republicans held on to the House.
If Janet Yellen becomes Fed chairman, she can thank Nancy Teeters, who broke the glass ceiling when she became the first female member of the board in 1978.
Janet Yellen, the favorite to lead the Federal Reserve in a survey of economists, would need to overcome 100 years of history in which the central bank's No. 2 official has never risen to the top job.
Fix the debt. It's a lot harder than it sounds.
The implosion of the congressional supercommittee is likely to delay any major deficit-reduction agreement until after the next presidential election and may pose an immediate threat to the struggling U.S. economy.
The recent deceleration in U.S. health-care costs appears to be at least partially structural, and not entirely due to a still-lackluster economy. That offers some hope that the slowdown will continue. Still, more needs to be done to encourage the trend.
"She conveyed that they are not just looking at the 6.5 percent."
- Alice Rivlin on Mar 20, 2014
Rivlin Calls Yellen and Fischer Dynamic
Brookings's Rivlin Sees Signs of Budget Compromise
Rivlin Calls Debt Ceiling Debate `Silly'


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Located In Shreveport, Louisiana
3301 St. Matthias Drive
Shreveport, LA 71109
Phone: (318) 635-5354
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As disciples of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, we at St. Matthias are called to reach out to the unchurched and those who are in need. St. Matthias has a strong tradition of stewardship and ministry, assisting both local and far reaching communities. We are committed to honoring the traditional Eucharistic service, yet we embrace opportunities to communicate these traditions using contemporary means. We are a loving, warm, and friendly congregation that invites all, welcomes all, and turns no one away. We encourage active participation in the life of the church and we are committed to helping individuals discern and use their God given talents to serve God's creation.
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"It's Tough Being a Woman" – a Beth Moore study of the Book of Esther is currently being conducted by Deacon Kay Hunter each Tuesday at 10:30 am. This is a 13 week study. All are […]


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$bannedDate = $checkBan['banLength'];
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$date = $mm."-".$dd."-".$yyyy;
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<script type ="text/javascript">
var bannedUntil= <?php echo json_encode($date); ?>;
alert('Your account has been banned until ' + bannedUntil +'. Please contant an administrator if you believe this is an error');
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Pigneto Luxury Rooms
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 6 guestrooms
- 24-hour business center
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Limited hour front desk
- Tour/ticket assistance
What's around
- In Pigneto
- Porta Maggiore (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Anfiteatro Castrense (0.8 mi / 1.3 km)
- Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano (1.3 mi / 2 km)
- Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
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Hotel Info: 01 65 69 441from €49
- Deluxe Double Room
- Junior Suite
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 6 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 1 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (3 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
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- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- 24-hour business center
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1900
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
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- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Memory foam mattress
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 40-inch LCD TV
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
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Rollaway beds are available for EUR 30 per night
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Flanked by Finance Minister Robin Campbell and Labour Minister Ric McIver, Alberta Premier Jim Prentice yesterday marked the first anniversary of Alison Redford's announcement she would step down as premier by declaring he intends to repeal another of the signature pieces of legislation from her brief tenure at the top.
Is there any legislation left from the Redford Era for Prentice to repudiate? Precious little. The de-Redfordization process is very nearly complete.
The policies and promises offered up by Alberta Premier Jim Prentice may sound like the same old discredited economic nostrums to solve the same old endlessly repeating Alberta problems as those we heard from Ralph Klein, Ed Stelmach and Alison Redford.
But one thing for sure has changed with the former Harper Government cabinet minister and bank vice-president turned provincial premier: He makes almost all of his major announcements in front of mostly male, mostly middle-aged, mostly white and entirely well-off and self-satisfied audiences like service clubs and chambers of commerce.
Unlike Jimmy Carter, Jim Prentice doesn't claim to be a nuclear physicist or a peanut farmer, or even to answer all his correspondence personally, and that's entirely to his credit. Just the same, Alberta's premier is being pretty economical with the truth these days, and, I don't know about you, but it's starting to bug the heck out of me.
I mention Jimmy Carter only because of the way the one-term U.S. President was famously called out by Harper's Magazine during the 1976 presidential campaign in a then-controversial article entitled "Jimmy Carter's Pathetic Lies."
If the Royal Canadian Mounted Police had laid criminal charges against Alison Redford, you can be reasonably certain it wouldn't have been announced in a whisper late on a Friday afternoon.
Charges against Redford might not have been the optimal possible outcome for the government of Premier Jim Prentice, which no doubt would have really preferred that premier pro tempore Dave Hancock and Justice Minister Jonathan Denis had never involved the Mounties at all in what was only ever a political, and never a criminal, case.
Just the same, at least seeing the unpopular former occupant of the province's top political job facing the possibility of being banged up in pokey would have supported Prentice's implausible narrative Alberta is now under "new management."
I have a challenge for the mainstream media in Alberta.
When the Fraser Institute publishes its attack on public services in the province this morning, include reaction in your stories from knowledgeable sources that are likely to challenge the fanciful conclusions reached by this key player in Canada's well-funded and well-oiled corporate propaganda machine.
Spokespeople for public service unions, representatives of the Parkland Institute at the University of Alberta, academics at a variety of universities and economists like Jim Stanford and Andrew Jackson associated with labour organizations are all potential candidates for this essential role in what we used to know as fair, accurate and balanced journalism.
Former Alberta health minister Fred Horne, the last of the once powerful "4H Club" of Progressive Conservative ministers in key cabinet portfolios, has announced his intention to retire after the next election.
The Edmonton-Rutherford MLA's announcement yesterday morning followed by hours that of former finance minister Doug Horner, MLA for Spruce Grove-St. Albert, who pulled the plug on provincial politics Thursday. Alert readers will be aware this development was predicted in yesterday's AlbertaPolitics.ca post.
Doug Horner, who was clearly the best qualified of the three frontrunners in the 2011 race for the leadership of the Alberta Progressive Conservative Party, pulled the plug on provincial politics yesterday.
Given the shabby treatment Horner has received from Premier Jim Prentice, it's hard to see how a man who was once a 900-pound gorilla in the Legislature and member of the party's once-powerful 4H Club had much choice.
Indeed, although it's not been made explicit by anyone, Horner may well have been given no choice at all by Prentice. Who needs a thoughtful, intelligent potential rival who is known to have made a credible run for your job in the not-so-distant past when you have the unthreatening likes of Danielle Smith to put in your cabinet?
Does anybody seriously think Alberta needs another election right now?
Yeah, I know, Premier Jim Prentice and his Progressive Conservative legislative caucus want one.
But do we need one, right at this particular moment?
With a buzz in the air that since an election suits Prentice we're going to get one whether we wish it or not, a surprising number of Albertans are expressing the view an early election this spring is not at all what our province needs.
The generally accepted best practice for Westminster-style parliamentary democracies like we have in Canada is for a general election to be held every four years.
What would Ralph do?
In a typically lame editorial over the weekend, the Edmonton Sun asked: "If Premier Ralph Klein were facing a $7-billion drop in revenues in the coming year, how would he handle it?"
Drawing inspiration from those evangelical Christians whose test for the rightness and righteousness of any action is asking, "What would Jesus do?" -- often abbreviated for bumper-sticker purposes to WWJD -- the Sun's editorial brain trust proposes a similar test for Alberta. To wit: "What would Ralph do?"
It may be 2015 now, but a 2014 problem continues to haunt the government of Premier Jim Prentice. I'm not talking about the Mudville Nine Wildrose defectors. Instead, you can at least partly blame Dave Hancock for the Alberta government's likely next big crisis.


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I wanted to welcome everyone to the first post of my new rebranded blog! I really love doing these top 5 posts simply because they seem to help a lot of people. If you are on a budget or if you just like these brands you will love this post!
First we have the Sleek Makeup Face Contour Kit (£6.49)*. I love this palette because if you're a beauty lover you will know how hard it is to find a good contour in a drug store often they are either shimmery or too orange but with this palette you have a great block brown colour which chisels out the cheeks, nose, chin perfectly and to top it all off it contains the matching highlighter which is one of my favourite highlighters. Coming in 3 different shades there really is a shade for everyone.
Next we have the Maybelline EyeStudio Color Tattoo in Timeless Black (£4.99) which is a matte black base which i often use when doing a smokey eye, its has to be one of my favourite bases simply because its matte and its pigmented and it works really well and i think it outperforms some higher end products because it sets down and its hard to get off so its perfect for those of you with oily lids! you can apply this to the lid then blend it out and let it set then apply a colour over the top such as a lighter colour to make it brighter and more intense.
I love Scandaleyes Waterproof Eyeliner in Black (£3.99) from Maybelline as if you dont want to shell out for the Urban Decay 24-7 liners then this is a great dupe in the drugstore i find these are a little bit harder than the Urban Decay but there is similarities as they are both quite creamy. This black is a very black colour as i know quite a few liners i have tried from the drugstore haven't been true black but for £3.99 this is great eyeliner and to mention its waterproof so its perfect for those oily lidded people or those who find eyeliner doesn't last on the waterline.
This mascara, Does It All from Collection Cosmetics (£4.99) is such a great dupe for the Benefit They're Real as they both have the plastic head. I find this mascara is really a deep black so its great if you want your mascara to last I find that it gets to the stage of being hard to get off but it thats what you want then this is the mascara for you. Does it all is great at giving you lenght and a bit of thickening of the lashes it basically does the same as They're Real but i find it dries out quite quickly but at £4.99 that isnt much of a loss as you are supposed to throw out your mascaras regularly
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