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Apr 10, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
Welcome to PBT's roundup of yesterday's NBA games. Or, what you missed while wondering what to do with five tons of Nutella… Lakers 104, Hornets 96 ; & Thunder 90, Jazz 80: We combine these two because together they put the Lakers in as the eight seed in the West and in control of their…
Warriors one win from clinching a playoff spot after coming from 18 points down get win over Suns
Apr 6, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
PHOENIX — The Warriors are one win from clinching a playoff spot for the first time since 2007, thanks to an effort which saw them come from 18 points down on the road to get a 111-107 win over the Suns on Friday. Phoenix got off to a hot start behind 15 first quarter points…
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Apr 4, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
Welcome to PBT's roundup of yesterday's NBA games. Or, what you missed while choosing sides in the battle between Richie Sambora and Jon Bon Jovi … Knicks 95, Hawks 82: The Knicks extended their league-best winning streak to 10 games on Wednesday, thanks to a dominant offensive performance from Carmelo Anthony for the second straight…
David Lee assessed a retroactive flagrant foul for elbow that caused Dwight Howard to need stitches
Mar 27, 2013, 9:42 PM EDT
Dwight Howard wasn't at all pleased with David Lee following the Lakers' loss to the Warriors on Monday, and it's because of a play from Lee (seen in the video clip above) that caused Howard some discomfort. Howard was on the receiving end of an elbow from Lee, and to add insult to the injury,…
Dwight Howard says he will remember elbow from David Lee. Really?
Mar 26, 2013, 6:08 PM EDT
Note to Dwight Howard: The best revenge is not getting beat in a key division game. But that's not what Howard was talking about after the Lakers loss Monday to Golden State. In the second quarter Klay Thompson drove around Steve Blake like he wasn't there (the Lakers perimeter defense was a disaster all game),…
John Wall gives Klay Thompson an earful, gets ejected (VIDEO)
Mar 24, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
John Wall already had one technical against the Warriors Saturday night, he had argued a physical screen set by David Lee in the first quarter should have been a foul. But the game was going to get more physical, more chippy in the second half. In the middle of the third quarter Wall was going for…
Monday And-1 Links: Paternity suit against Michael Jordan dropped
Mar 18, 2013, 6:37 PM EDT
Here is our regular look around the NBA — links to stories worth reading and notes to check out (stuff that did not get its own post here at PBT) — done in bullet point form. Because bloggers love bullet points like I love a good Guinness…. • We told you when it happened, to…
Did Warriors, Wizards turn down James Harden deals?
Mar 15, 2013, 6:10 PM EDT
Whether you choose to believe this or not really comes down to how much you believe in ESPN's Bill Simmons. But NBA trades do not work where a potential available player is only discussed with one team. If a GM is shopping — or even just testing the market — for a specific player then…
Baseline-to-Baseline recaps: Denver fans savor blowout of Knicks
Mar 14, 2013, 9:45 AM EDT
Welcome to PBT's roundup of yesterday's NBA games. Or, what you missed while you were watching the papal seagull….. Heat 98, 76ers 94: There was a time this season when the Heat were coasting and this was the kind of game where they just didn't bring any heart. But now they have something to play…
Three Stars of the Night: Guys that their teams need in the playoffs edition
Mar 14, 2013, 2:50 AM EDT
Every team entering the playoffs needs their star to step up, but these three guys have a little extra weight on their shoulders. Without big performances these guys' teams sink fast in the postseason (or in Kobe's case, don't even make the playoffs). Honorable mention tonight to Thaddeus Young who put up 24 points and…
Baseline to Baseline recaps: The Knicks take night off (except they had a game)
Mar 12, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
Welcome to PBT's roundup of yesterday's NBA games. Or, what you missed while you were hacking Donkey Kong to make Pauline the hero… Spurs 105, Thunder 93: The Spurs depth was too much for the Thunder — San Antonio made its big runs when it was bench-on-bench (mostly). Part of that was that the Thunder…
NBA Power Rankings: After the Heat it gets interesting
Mar 11, 2013, 4:36 PM EDT
Going to be an interesting week out West — Thunder and Spurs on Monday, while the Grizzlies play the Clippers and Nuggets this week. Those games don't foreshadow playoff outcomes as much as hint at seedings — if Denver can get home court in the first round whoever has to face them is in trouble.…
David Lee misses Warriors' loss to Bucks due to knee injury, says he'll be ready to go Monday vs. Knicks
Mar 10, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
David Lee sat out the Warriors' 103-93 home loss to the Bucks on Saturday with a bruised right knee, but he doesn't expect to be sidelined much longer. Lee was experiencing swelling in the knee, after banging it against the knee of Thomas Robinson midway through the first quarter of Golden State's loss to Houston…
Baseline-to-Baseline recaps: Celtics 11-0 run closes out Pacers
Mar 7, 2013, 9:52 AM EDT
Welcome to PBT's roundup of yesterday's NBA games. Or, what you missed while wondering what live is like for a poor sultan…. Lakers 108, Hornets 102: The Lakers were down 25 in the third quarter, 18 entering the fourth. But then Kobe Bryant took over the offense and Dwight Howard the defense, the Hornets fell…
Klay Thompson nails game winning three for Warriors (VIDEO)
Mar 7, 2013, 8:43 AM EDT
Klay Thompson gets the glory because he hit the dagger shot, but Stephen Curry and David Lee made this possible. Off the inbounds, the play has Curry come off a high Lee/Andrew Bogut double screen. Lee's man goes to trap Curry and that's where Lee makes the smart move and pops out rather than rolls…
Baseline-to-Baseline recaps: The Knicks are comeback kings
Mar 5, 2013, 8:24 AM EDT
Welcome to PBT's roundup of yesterday's NBA games. Or, what you missed while listening to a Trent Reznor/Carly Ray Jepson mash up… Knicks 102, Cavaliers 97: The Knicks had to really work for this win — they trailed by 22 in the second quarter and lost Carmelo Anthony for the game around the same time…
Warriors blow 16-point lead, lose fourth straight to Sixers
Mar 2, 2013, 11:52 PM EDT
The Warriors rode a five-game losing streak into the All-Star break, but as a team, were trying to keep things positive. The streak reached six, before Golden State briefly righted the ship and rattled off three straight wins, but as the schedule toughened, the losses have begun to pile up once again. A 16-point second…
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Stephen Curry scores a career-high 54 points as Warriors lose to Knicks
Feb 28, 2013, 12:09 AM EDT
There are nights when guys get hot, and there are nights where guys are simply on fire. Stephen Curry gave us an exciting taste of the latter on Wednesday, pouring in a career-high 54 points while absolutely shooting the lights out, knocking down 11 of his 13 attempts from three-point distance. Curry's amazing performance wasn't…
Warriors' Lee, Pacers' Hibbert both suspended one game for scuffle
Feb 27, 2013, 5:30 PM EDT
We knew that Roy Hibbert's suspension was coming — he threw Stephen Curry to the ground during a shoving match that broke out between the Pacers and Warriors on Tuesday night. Hibbert has been suspended one game, as has the Warriors David Lee, the league announced Wednesday. Lee will sit out Wednesday night when the…
Roy Hibbert apologizes, says he has spoken to league already
Feb 27, 2013, 2:58 PM EDT
Roy Hibbert is still going to get suspended. The pushing match between Hibbert and David Lee Tuesday night escalated when Hibbert threw Stephen Curry to the ground. But the damage may be mitigated some after Hibbert apologized and spoke to the league about what had happened. Hibbert said he gave his side of the story…
Roy Hibbert ejected in dust up with Steph Curry, Warriors
Feb 26, 2013, 9:44 PM EDT
Roy Hibbert, your suspension will come down tomorrow. Hibbert and David Lee got into a shoving match in the middle of the fourth quarter of the Pacers/Warriors game Tuesday that quickly escalated with everybody on the court jumping in. It was a scrum that saw Stephen Curry get thrown around like a rag doll by…
Baseline-to-Baseline recaps: Thunder roll as Bulls need a Rose
Feb 25, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT
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Feb 21, 2013, 8:41 AM EDT
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David Lee, Klay Thompson talk about getting Warriors back on track after the All-Star break
Feb 18, 2013, 12:21 PM EDT
HOUSTON — For the Golden State Warriors, the All-Star break couldn't have come at a better time. And at least two of the team's key players are confident the team will get back on track once the regular season resumes on Tuesday. The Warriors entered the break on a five-game losing streak, a rough end…
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SALT LAKE CITY — A newborn's best chance of survival happens in the first 60 seconds of life, when it is imperative that they take their first breath.
LDS Hospital pediatrician Dr. Frank Bentley has traveled around the world for the past decade educating women and those who help deliver babies on just how important that first "golden minute" is in sustaining life.
For his example and 36 years of service in the state and abroad, Bentley's peers with the Utah Medical Association Alliance have named him Utah Doctor of the Year.
"At LDS Hospital, we have a resuscitation team that can rush in and know what to do to help a baby," Bentley said. "But out in these developing countries, they don't have all the equipment or knowledge. They may just set a baby aside and wait to see what will happen."
Birth asphyxia is responsible for the lives of nearly a million babies worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. Simple techniques, such as cleaning and stimulating the baby after birth, watching for important changes in vital signs and using a small ventilation bag and mask to encourage breathing can be the difference between life and death.
"These things are simple, but their impact is huge," Bentley said. He estimates that he's trained 600 to 700 nurses, midwives and physicians, who end up teaching others.
Countless babies get a chance at life due to his service, including a 7-year-old in Senegal who was resuscitated by Bentley and named after his wife, Jean.
The couple began traveling to Africa and Latin America to give their nine children an experience outside of their home community. Their work has included building clinics as well as other humanitarian and educational pursuits. They now perform the service as missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
"Dr. Bentley is a wonderful physician and person," said Deb Whipple, LDS Hospital nurse manager. She has worked with Bentley at the hospital and in Kenya. "Our nurses truly enjoy working with him and respect him for the kind and compassionate care he gives to families."
To have been nominated for the annual Utah Medical Association award, Bentley has made an impression also on physician peers throughout the state.
"The medical knowledge he has helped spread to other lands and providers is invaluable," said UMA president Dr. Brian Shiozawa. "How many newborns have survived those first critical hours of life because someone taught by Dr. Bentley knew how to get the child to breathe?"
Bentley, who studied medicine at the University of Utah and the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, also works with patients at the Primary Children's Medical Center, and currently practices at the Intermountain Memorial Clinic. In addition to his medical work, Bentley has sung with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and also participated in various facets of church service.
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The Chicago Wolves announced Wednesday that defenseman Petteri Lindbohm has been returned on loan.
Wolves Weekly Press Notes for March 23
After dropping their first game of the week 3-0 to Texas at Allstate Arena, the Chicago Wolves embarked on this season's lone trip to Oklahoma City. There the Wolves pulled off a weekend sweep of the Barons, pushing their winning streak over OKC to four games and earning the team a crucial four points to remain in the hunt for the playoffs. This week could prove to be a make-or-break moment for the team as they play a home-and-home with Milwaukee on Friday and Saturday and host Iowa on Sunday. Since their 3-2 overtime loss at Allstate Arena on Feb. 11, the seventh-ranked Admirals have gone 4-11-2, leaving their playoff position vulnerable with Adirondack (70 points/63 games played), Hamilton (70/65), Chicago (69/63), Toronto (69/63), and Lake Erie (66/63) lurking in the No. 8-12 spots.
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The Wolves look to snap an ugly trend tonight as they have been shut out in alternating games for the last six contests. The team has been whitewashed in four of its last nine tilts overall.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – The Chicago Wolves took advantage of undermanned Oklahoma City to launch a season-high 48 shots and earn a 4-1 victory Sunday afternoon at Cox Convention Center.
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OKLAHOMA CITY --- Right wing Ty Rattie netted the game-winning tally 3:46 into overtime as the Chicago Wolves earned two points with a 2-1 win over the Oklahoma City Barons on Saturday night at the Cox Convention Center.
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The Wolves will look to snap out of their funk and tap into a well of offense as they travel to Oklahoma City for the only time this season.
Jacob Doty reassigned to Wolves
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ROSEMONT, Ill. – The Texas Stars converted two of their first three power-play chances and held firm for a 3-0 victory over the Chicago Wolves on Thursday night at Allstate Arena.
Fraser, Burish headline Wine Tasting with the Wolves
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Chicago looks to rebound tonight as it hosts Texas for the first time this year. The Wolves were swept at the Cedar Park Center in January and have dropped six straight games to the Stars, four of which have come by a one-goal margin and the other pair by three goals each.


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People Staying Close to Home This 4th of July Weekendby News Department on 07/02/15
by Paul Schriner, WPPA T102 News
As the July 4th weekend comes upon us, it's time to decide how you will spend your holiday weekend. Will you stay at home or will you travel to be with family or go on some kind of vacation?
The National average gas price is $2.78 which is 88 cents down from last year at this time and is the lowest price in 5 years. According to AAA, they project nearly 42 million Americans will travel for the July 4th holiday which is the biggest amount since 2007. With gas prices as low as they are compared to the last few years, this statistic isn't surprising. But with all these facts, people in the area for the most part aren't travelling for the holiday.
In interviewing people at the Schuylkill Mall in Frackville and the Fairlane Village Mall in Pottsville, we found that the majority of the area would stay in Schuylkill County. They said they would partake in activities like lighting off fireworks, barbequing, swimming, or even just watch patriotic movies like Independence Day.
When asked why they wouldn't be traveling, people feel like gas prices were still too high or they didn't feel like going through the hassle of making arrangements to stay at hotel when they could stay at home and save money. This is a good way of thinking because even though gas prices are dropping, hotel costs are on the rise with prices that are 5-10% higher than last year according to AAA's Leisure Travel Index.
So no matter if you're staying in Schuylkill County or leaving the area for the weekend, have a great July 4th holiday. If you're consuming alcohol, do it responsibly and don't drink and drive.
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On Saturday June 27th, West Mahanoy Township Police apprehended Dillon Fogarty at Granny's Motel in Frackville.
He was remanded to Schuylkill County Prison. Charges will be filed on Castelonia with District Court Frackville.
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The Veterans of the Vietnam War Post 29, in Schuylkill County, will remember the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War on Sunday at St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church in Schuylkill Haven.
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Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane announced Wednesday that her office has filed a legal action against a chain of nursing home companies accused of misleading consumers by failing to provide basic services to elderly and vulnerable residents.
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Tamaqua suffered significant damage from a series of heavy rain storms that seemed to stall over the community on Tuesday, pushing the Little Schuylkill River to dangerous levels and sending the Wabash Creek over its banks.
12 Year old seriously injured/struck by car...by News Department on 07/01/15
A 12-year-old Schuylkill County boy was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle on Monday.
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Holiday driving enforcement...by News Department on 06/30/15
PennDOT, Pennsylvania State Police and local police forces thru ought Schuylkill and surrounding counties are partnering to help decrease impaired driving and aggressive behaviors through the Independence Day holiday weekend.
Charges from threats...by News Department on 06/30/15
A McAdoo man sentenced to federal probation, after former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin filed a restraining order against him, was charged with harassment by communication Monday.
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45 year old Phillip G. Moeller, of Ashland, was arrested Monday by Butler Township police and charged with one felony count of involuntary manslaughter, in connection with the death of a 4-year-old boy in 2013.
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A Mount Carmel woman told police a dispute with her landlord is the reason she torched her home over the weekend.
Lane restrictions today...by News Department on 06/29/15
PennDOT has updated that there will be additional lane restrictions today on Route 61 in Pottsville.
The lane restrictions will be in place on Route 61 for beam work that will take place from 9am to 3pm for the Bridge project that began in January 2014 and is scheduled to be finished by this fall.
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The final weekend Masses of five Roman Catholic churches, that will be merging into one parish on July 1st, were celebrated Saturday and Sunday in Schuylkill County.
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The Department of Environmental Protection announced that it will conduct a mosquito control operation to reduce high populations of nuisance mosquitoes on July 1, 2015, in parts of Schuylkill Haven Borough, in Schuylkill County.
Stuff the Bus...by News Department on 06/29/15
The 13th annual Schuylkill United Way Stuff the Bus campaign is set to kick off.
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As communities launch fireworks to celebrate Independence Day this year, Thunder Over Ashland, sponsored by American Hose No. 1, will also be marking a milestone.The borough's annual fireworks show will light up the sky for the 20th time on July 3. Phillip Groody, co-founder of the show, said the fireworks will launch at dusk.
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Ever since the old DC TNG comic (which I loved), I've been a fan of Friedman's and this novel is great.
Actually, it's my fave post-Nemesis book. I grew thoroughly sick of the heavy dependence on the Borg (Not all fans are obsessed by these cyborg bogey-men! They've been so overused), and so this one stands out as a favourite. Friedman always had such a good handle on the characters.
Was this the last Trek book he did? He needs to come back (no offence to the current crop of writers, but Friedman and Vornholt are my faves)
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I've written an app to test image performance on iOS. I've tried 3 different views, all displaying the same large PNG. The first is a view that draws using CGContextDrawImage(). The second sets self.layer.content. The third is a plain UIImageView.
The image used is created using -[UIImage initWithContentsOfData:] and cached in the viewController. Each test repeatedly allocs a view, adds it to the view hierarchy and then removes it and releases it. Timings are taken from the start of loadView to viewDidAppear and given as fps (effectively, view draws per second).
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Am I hallucinating? It seems almost impossible that UIImageView can draw that fast, but I can actually watch the images flicker. I tried swapping between two similar views to defeat possible caching, but the frame rate was even higher.
I had always assumed that UIImageView was just a wrapper for -[CALayer setContent]. However, profiling the UIImageView shows almost no time spent in any drawing method that I can identify.
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BUFORD -- About 1,500 Buford residents received incorrect property tax assessment notices, county officials said Friday.
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Gundoctor1 3 years, 2 months ago
Sorry folks, we forgot that you must pay for the GBraves stadium. "Get ready, cause here it comes."
gwinnettresident1 3 years, 2 months ago
You no they got the s*&t going on....Last year my home value went down on my tax notice...It went down 15 thousand but tax went up go figure. They said it was a solid waste increase...If it smells likes taxes looks like taxes it must be a tax called something else. Obama style.
rco1847 3 years, 2 months ago
It's to be expected - All republicans running this county government. Five commissioners sharing one brain.. Two most recent commissioners lest in discgrace and criminal charges.
rco1847 3 years, 2 months ago
I didn't think the traffic could get worse,,, then they built the Gwinnett Braves venue.This whole county is for sale and we can all sell popcorn and beer for a living.
BuzzG 3 years, 2 months ago
It is time to starve the beast. Let's put the BOC on a diet.
kevin 3 years, 2 months ago
why can't the public employees get their job done correctly the first time? Very costly to remail them.


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The Sam Pollock theory of trading -- established long before the days of salary caps points the winner of any trade as the team that comes away with the best player. By that definition, the Ottawa Senators lost out by dealing Marian Hossa to the Atlanta Thrashers for Dany Heatley.
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University of Memphis shifts dorm policy, removes bathroom locks
In wake of '09 death, chance of accidental lock-in removed
The University of Memphis is spending approximately $20,000 to remove the locks from bathroom doors in the Richardson Towers and South Hall dorms in time for the fall semester.
The changes come 11/2 years after a student died after trying to escape from being locked in a bathroom in Richardson Towers over Christmas break in 2009.
Freshman engineering major Joseph Liner was electrocuted when he tried to crawl through the ceiling tiles to escape.
Linda Liner, Joseph Liner's mother, is suing the state for $300,000 concerning her son's death.
Peter Groenendyk, director of residence life and dining services at the U of M, did not say whether the changes to the doors were related to Liner's death or if the university was doing anything to prevent a repeat of Liner's accident.
"It's a general maintenance issue," Groenendyk said. "We decided that this is the best way to go about it."
Each dorm suite has a single bathroom connecting two bedrooms. The rooms each have a door to the shared bathroom, which locks only from the outside, making it possible for students to get locked inside.
Students were notified by e-mail that the locks are being removed.
Other dorms at the U of M either have community bathrooms or have suite bathrooms that are built differently than Richardson and South Hall.
Groenendyk said this is the first renovation to the Richardson doors since the dorms were built about 40 years ago.
Richardson Towers, the largest dorm on campus with two 10-story towers housing 1,026 male and female students, and South Hall, a three-story dorm for 166 male residents, are the only dorms undergoing changes to bathroom doors, Groenendyk said.
Aherin Dixon, junior education major at the U of M, who has stayed in South Hall and plans to return in the fall said removing the locks does not bother him because thievery would happen with or without them.
"And it would be pretty easy to narrow it down to three people (the other suite mates)," he said.
Trevor Hardaway, communications sophomore at the U of M, said he once got locked in a Richardson towers bathroom.
Hardaway said his suite mates were still in their room and let him out.
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Vancouver, BC (Sports Network) - Daniel Sedin scored the winner in the third period to lead the Vancouver Canucks to a 4-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche.
Both Daniel and Henrik Sedin posted a goal and an assist, as did Alexandre Burrows for the Canucks, who are on a six-game winning streak. Cory Schneider stopped 32 shots.
"I'm not trying to put too much into it," said Schneider regarding the streak. "I'm just worried about the next game. I think we're just as good as the next game."
Matt Duchene had the lone goal for the Avalanche, who have lost four straight and eight of nine. Semyon Varlamov gave up two goals on 18 shots.
"They got some timely goals and we got some unlucky bounces," said Duchene.
Colorado had tied the game at 1-1 4:02 into the third as good work behind the net by P.A. Parenteau saw him center the puck where Duchene one-timed it home.
Vancouver, though, took the lead back with 8:28 to play after a left circle faceoff win that saw the puck eventually come back to the slot where Daniel Sedin snapped it home for a 2-1 lead.
Henrik Sedin sealed the win on an empty-netter with 1:24 to play, and Chris Higgins added another empty-netter 44 seconds later.
The Canucks took a 1-0 lead just 4:27 into the game as Daniel Sedin passed it from the left circle to the right where Henrik fed it back down to the low left side for the tap into the open net.
Neither side got on the board in the second period as Varlamov made seven stops while Schneider turned away 10.
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5 out of 5 stars Rhinoplasty
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Show More Dr. Adam Stein has a lot of 5 star ratings and good reviews. I am 23 years old Rhinoplasty patient during their second week post-op and already please with my results, even with the swelling I still have. This doctor not only has good ratings, but I went with him because he does so many Rhino. surgeries a year, which made me feel safe and secure that I am dealing with a professional who knows how to do things right THE FIRST TIME. His nurses and front desk employees are so nice, attentive, and always in a good mood every time I saw them which made me feel special and not just another customer. Going through surgery can be scary, and I am the nervous type, and they were good to answer any concerns or questions I had, but mainly made me feel comfortable and explained exactly what would be done to my nose. When I got my cast taken off, the doctor and staff were a bit aloof, but that was more from their own confidence and self assurance in their ability and the job they did, rather than being indifferent. I can't WAIT to see my full results over the months! Thank You!
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Show More I initially found Dr. Stein through the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery database. From there I went on to view his website, arrange for a consult visit, etc. I liked the fact that Dr Stein limits his plastic surgery work to the face. I am pleased with the results and the ultra-professional and courteous treatment by all the staff at Stein Plastic Surgery. Thank you all, youre wonderful
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Increased Geothermal Development Will Depend on Overcoming Many Challenges
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The Energy Policy Act of 2005 (Act) contains provisions that address challenges to developing geothermal resources, including the high risk and uncertainty of developing geothermal power plants, lack of sufficient transmission capacity, and delays in federal leasing. Among the provisions are means to simplify federal royalties on geothermal resources while overall collecting the same level of royalty revenues. This testimony summarizes the results of a recent GAO report, GAO-06-629. In this testimony, GAO describes: (1) the current extent of and potential for geothermal development, (2) challenges faced by developers of geothermal resources, (3) federal, state, and local government actions to address these challenges, and (4) how provisions of the Act are likely to affect federal geothermal royalty disbursement and collections.
Geothermal resources currently produce about 0.3 percent of our nation's total electricity and heating needs and supply heat and hot water to about 2,300 direct-use businesses, such as heating systems, fish farms, greenhouses, food-drying plants, spas, and resorts. Recent assessments conclude that future electricity production from geothermal resources could increase by 25 to 367 percent by 2017. The potential for additional direct-use businesses is largely unknown because the lower temperature geothermal resources that they exploit are abundant and commercial applications are diverse. One study identified at least 400 undeveloped wells and hot springs that have the potential for development. In addition, the sales of geothermal heat pumps are increasing. The challenges to developing geothermal electricity plants include a capital-intensive and risky business environment, technological shortcomings, insufficient transmission capacity, lengthy federal review processes for approving permits and applications, and a complex federal royalty system. Direct-use businesses face numerous challenges, including challenges that are unique to their industry, remote locations, water rights issues, and high federal royalties. The Act addresses many of these challenges through tax credits for geothermal production, new authorities for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and measures to streamline federal leasing and simplify federal royalties, which totaled $12.3 million in 2005. In addition, the Department of Energy and the state of California provide grants for addressing technology challenges. Furthermore, some state governments offer financial incentives, including investment tax credits, property tax exclusions, sales tax exemptions, and mandates that certain percentages of electricity within the state be generated from renewable resources. Under the Act, federal royalty disbursement will significantly change because half of the federal government's share will now go to the counties where leases are located. Although the Act directs the Secretary of the Interior to seek to maintain the same level of royalty collections, GAO's analysis suggests this will be difficult because changing electricity prices could significantly affect royalty revenues. Finally, MMS does not collect sales data that are necessary to monitor these royalty collections.
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Electricity:Generation Mix Has Shifted, and Growth in Consumption Has Slowed, Affecting System Operations and PricesGAO-15-524: Published: May 29, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 29, 2015.
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Renewable Energy:BLM Has Limited Assurance That Wind and Solar Projects Are Adequately BondedGAO-15-520: Published: Jun 5, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2015.
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Energy Savings Performance Contracts:Additional Actions Needed to Improve Federal OversightGAO-15-432: Published: Jun 17, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 17, 2015.
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Indian Energy Development:Poor Management by BIA Has Hindered Energy Development on Indian LandsGAO-15-502: Published: Jun 8, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2015.
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Department of Energy:Actions Needed to Improve DOE and NNSA Oversight of Management and Operating ContractorsGAO-15-662T: Published: Jun 12, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 12, 2015.
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National Nuclear Security Administration:Actions Needed to Clarify Use of Contractor Assurance Systems for Oversight and Performance EvaluationGAO-15-216: Published: May 22, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 10, 2015.
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DOE Loan Programs:Current Estimated Net Costs Include $2.2 Billion in Credit Subsidy, Plus Administrative ExpensesGAO-15-438: Published: Apr 27, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 27, 2015.
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Department of Energy:Management of Excess UraniumGAO-15-475T: Published: Apr 22, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 22, 2015.
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National Nuclear Security Administration:Observations on Management Challenges and Steps Taken to Address ThemGAO-15-532T: Published: Apr 15, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 15, 2015.
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National Nuclear Security Administration:Reports on the Benefits and Costs of Competing Management and Operating Contracts Need to Be Clearer and More CompleteGAO-15-331: Published: Mar 23, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2015.
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Accommodation very poor. Stayed in lodge but had to move out because of faulty boiler. Given key to another lodge but this had a faulty boiler. Finally stayed in another lodge but we were all so disappointed as we usually find Finland a great holiday experience. It was a family get together which we can only manage once a year at most. The lodge was not clean having badly stained carpet, light bulbs not working, curtains off hooks and of course faulty boilers.
We would certainly not book a lodge in future. The caravans seem better maintained.
the outside pool was closed during the week so we could not use it, shop and café closed at 5, booking in was to late at 4 pm and had to be out by 10 am.
very disappointed our relaxing family holiday turned into days out everyday because of closed facilities
One word fantastic.
We love beeing at finlake we come twice a year both for the fishing and the quiet peace you get staff brill lake needs trees trimming fro fishermen as line gets caught in trees as this could be danger to wild life my hubby spends some time getting lines caught in the tree off as birds could get caught in them
Enjoyed particularly the 9 hole golf course.
We took my elderly parents and 2 friends in the VIP lodge with a hot tub. We used the hot tub which did need a good clean, but not too bad that we could not use it. The area is brilliant for travelling to other places in Devon. We enjoyed the surroundings, the lodge was beautiful and we had a great time. It's the fifth time we have been and will be returning in the future.
The first lodge we were put in was discusting and we had to complain. We were then moved to a regal lodge which was stunning.
Kids absolutely loved their activities with Lloyd and can't wait to see him again in august!
Breath taking scenery in amongst the trees, where you can watch the woodland creatures whilst enjoying a hot tub. Pure bliss!!!
A quiet and relaxing stay in a lovely homely lodge. Who could ask for more?
Great location. All Staff excellent.
Unfortunate that our fridge was broken and it took over 8 hours to sort a replacement which then had to come down to temperature. However, the park staff reimbursed for perished items - thank you.
Shop is only open 9-5pm which has it's drawbacks when you're out and about all day and need something quickly in the evening. Outdoor pool is closed out of season and the indoor pool is used by leisure members not staying at the park. This is fine but it's only a small pool and could do with being updated and extended. The change facilities were tired and there is no family changing rooms/cubicles.
We would definitely go back here. Our lodge accommodation was exceptional and the views were stunning.
All in all an excellent few days away.
We were very impressed by the accomodation and the site. Our only dissapointment was that the outside pool wasn't open the week we were on holiday ( although it was open on the weekend we arrived).
A lovely holiday away!
Overall a great location for exploring Devon. Beautiful surroundings and good facilities. Only issue was the billing of the lodges, ours was billed as platinum but was basic and dated
We all enjoyed our stay, We did notice there was no up to date gas safe certificate in the lodge!
very clean, lovely staff.
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A very enjoyable stay. I have stayed at Finlake 3 times and everything has been wonderful apart from the reception staff. I myself work in a hospital on the reception and would never be allowed to speak and treat customer/patients in the same way. Apart from this I would recommend Finlake to all of my friend and family and already have.


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The Vector smartwatch has an attractive metal design and loads of smart skills, but it's the promised 30-day battery life that makes it really stand out.
The subscription based security company gets in on the Apple hype with new controls customized for the Apple Watch.
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Regular watch, overlaid with a see-through glowing smart screen: the Kairos Watch is crazy indeed.
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