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i AM a beautiful and unique snowflake! :)
So I often feel like I could equate my dating life to songs... very old and single songs... haha... Lookin' for love in all the wrong places... ABBA's "take a chance on me," the one my hopeless-romantic self always thought would come true: "Fooled Around and Fell in Love...," and lastly... what I hope it doesn't end up: Pearl Jam's "Better Man." If you are reading this and have never heard those songs before, my apologies-- yes, I listen to older music... and new music... and all music pretty much :) I'm just looking for someone who appreciates my amazingly odd and incredibly hilarious sense of humor... and I want you to win me over with your own witty charm! I need someone grounded. Do you have to have the best job? No. Do you have to have a job? Yes... I think so... Have some goals... don't be passive. Good conversation is key, so hopefully we're on the same level, but we'll never know until we chat! ;) I appreciate an education, but it's not so important to me. I realize intelligence has little to do with education. I have a busy schedule with working full-time, selling real estate on the side, going to grad school and trying to make the gym a priority a few days a week, but trust me when I say I will make time for you!
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I'm pretty much open to anything. I like being social and having drinks with friends and meeting new people... also enjoy movies occasionally and I like to pretend to be artsy so the painting gigs are fun too :)
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Has good arm strength and a quick release to get good velocity and zip on most of his throws. Shows ability to drive some throws downfield and can thread the needle at times. Flashes anticipation and good placement on the intermediate throws. Flashes good touch at times on his deep passes, hitting his receiver in stride down the field. Comfortable making the back-shoulder throw and can fit the ball in on the throws down the seam. Shows some mobility to side-step pressure, step up in the pocket, or extend play outside the pocket. Seems to do well when he's in the two-minute drill or operating the hurry-up where he can start to get into a tempo and rhythm.
Inconsistent with his accuracy and decision making. Misses too many throws, especially when he's pressured. If you can move him off his spot, he'll struggle at times. Doesn't always set his feet, and can struggle to reset his feet and rush throws. Not really fluid with his movements when trying to move within the pocket. He is late on too many throws, and throws behind or too far ahead of his receivers. Can make his receivers work a bit harder than he should because of his erratic placement. Will put too much air at times on his deeper throws, lobbing the ball up to allow defenders to make a play on it. Will miss sitting defenders and stare down his reads, allowing them to jump throws and throwing lanes. Will trust his arm a bit too much, and will force some throws into coverage because of it. Starts to press at times, and you can see more mental errors when the game gets ahead of him.
Lindley entered this season with a lot of promise after a strong junior campaign. But with the loss of his top two wideouts (Vincent Brown & DeMarco Sampson, both who were drafted in 2011), you could see a notable drop in the talent around him. Had a lot of passes dropped, but often times because he would make his receivers work a bit too hard because of his inaccurate throws leading to those drops. He's a guy that when he was pressured, you would see his decision making, accuracy, and overall effectiveness dip dramatically. You see flashes of the skills you want to see in a starting NFL quarterback, but they were not consistent and he rarely was able to ever get into a groove or rhythm throughout the season. Overall, it was a disappointing year, and you have to wonder if he has the real upside to be a top-level starter at the next level.
(9/24) at Michigan: Short (<10 yds): 14 of 25 (56%), 98 yds (3.9 YPA), 41 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 7 poor throws, 1 drop; Deep (>10 yds): 9 of 24 (38%), 153 yds (6.4 YPA), 15 YAC, 1 TD, 0 INTs, 7 poor throws, 4 drops; Throwaways: 1; Fumble: 1;
(10/8) vs. TCU: Short: 10 of 21 (48%), 87 yds (4.1 YPA), 51 YAC, 1 TD, 0 INT, 5 poor throws, 2 drops, 1 throwaway; Deep: 5 of 20 (25%), 114 yds (5.7 YPA), 50 YAC, 1 TD, 3 INTs, 7 poor throws, 2 drops, 1 throwaways
(11/19) vs. Boise St: Short: 18 of 29 (62%), 143 yds (4.9 YPA), 62 YAC, 1 TD, 1 INT, 7 poor throws, 2 drops; Deep: 10 of 20 (50%), 195 yds (9.8 YPA), 25 YAC, 1 TD, 0 INT, 8 poor throws, 1 drop; Fumble: 1
(12/17) vs. UL-Lafayette: Short: 14 of 23 (61%), 140 yds (6.1 YPA), 87 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INT, 1 poor throw, 5 drops; Deep: 14 of 26 (54%), 263 yds (10.1 YPA), 44 YAC, 3 TDs, 0 INT, 9 poor throws, 3 drops
2011: 13 GP/13 GS (8-5 record), 237 comp., 447 att., 53.0%, 3153 yds, 7.1 YPA, 23 TD, 8 INTs; -51 rushing yds, 0 TD
2010: 13/13 (9-4)-243-421-57.7-3830-9.1-28-14; -31-0
2009: 12/12 (4-8)-239-437-54.7-3054-7.0-23-16; -131-1
2008: 11/11 (2-8)-242-427-56.7-2653-6.2-16-9; -62-1
2007: did not play
- missed 1 game, and most of a 2nd game in 2008 with a shoulder injury
Lindley has enough ability that with development he might make a competent starter down the road. But it will take a good QB coach and offensive coordinator to really get that ability out of him. He looked like he was poised after his junior year to become one of the top passers in college as a senior, but that progression did not come. And you have to think that as far as he projects to the next level, if he's asked to be a starter right away, he's going to struggle mightily. He's a player that if he gets a chance to sit for three or so years, get comfortable in a single system, he might make a decent starter. In the long run, you're hoping he turns into a player like Kyle Orton, Matt Cassel, or Ryan Fitzpatrick: the type of QB that can be a decent stopgap for a couple of years. But if you plan to have him be your starter for more than two or three years, you're going to be in trouble. He needs to be surrounded by talent, because what he clearly showed in his final season at San Diego State is that he's not going to do a lot to elevate the talent around him. When you watch him, you see the arm strength, and on occasion see the sort of placement and accuracy that you need at the NFL level. But it's few and far between with the latter, and things tend to break down when it gets "sloppy" so you doubt it really develops much at the next level. He is reminiscent of a player like Cassel, although I think Cassel probably has him beat in the athleticism and intangibles department. The latter with Cassel developed playing behind Brady in New England, and you'd basically be hoping that if Lindley plays behind a good QB, some of that will rub off on him. In the end, I see Lindley as a backup that can stick around as a journeyman. The positive for Lindley is that it's unlikely he'll get the opportunities to start early like many other QBs, so that his disappointing play won't cause him to wash out of the league by the time his rookie contract is up. And you hope that in a stable environment where he can sit and learn, he'll develop enough that he can live up to some of the potential he sporadically displays.
Matt Cassel, Chiefs
Lindley offers some developmental potential in a vertical offense like the Falcons because of his arm strength. While he has potentially better upside than John Parker Wilson as the clipboard holder and backup, like Wilson he's probably not going to do much his first few years in the league. Lindley isn't good enough to come in right away and be a competent backup because he just isn't consistent enough to trust to even manage a game as a rookie. But in two or so years, he could be comfortable and confident enough to move up as a No. 2 behind Ryan. But in the long run, he's probably just a career backup in Atlanta that will have only slight trade value down the road. Probably the best you're hoping is to move him for a late round pick similar to what Tampa Bay did with Luke McCown by trading him to Jacksonville a few years back.
Lindley is good enough to get drafted, and because he does offer some upside to be a starter down the road. Probably the earliest he should go is the latter part of the fifth round, and that would probably only be to a good, stable team looking for a developmental No. 3. But in truth, because he's more than likely just going to be a career backup that has limited value early on, a team should wait until the sixth or seventh round to take him.
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Arm Strength: 7.5
Accuracy: 4.5
Mobility: 3.5
Decision Making: 5.0
Mechanics: 6.5
Pocket Awareness: 4.0
Intangibles: 4.5
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I exercise 3-4 times per week.
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Chocolate chip coconut cookie bars are a gluten-free, dairy-free treat that will be a household favorite. Sweetened shredded coconut is combined with chocolate chips to create a moist cookie that you just can't have one of. Instead of sweetened condensed milk, a homemade dairy-free version is created with almond milk, agave nectar, an chia seeds.
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Here's what I learned this week — the minute you get cocky about whatever mountain you climbed in strength training, there's another one waiting for you.
Ann and I met at the Y on Monday and completed 15 minutes of cross fit elliptical like it was a walk in the park. If the park had a couple of overly large speed bumps and maybe some high-jump hurdles. Still, we are way past where we started seven weeks ago, huffing hard and hoping to last five minutes.
Then our trainer Leslie Snyder showed up to take us off to whatever we would be doing, and we followed all confident like … we're getting sort of used to these rodeos.
But when Leslie led Ann and me into the Y's activity zone for kids and teens, we stopped short. There was a climbing wall in front of us. Did Leslie think we had the muscles to clamber up that thing?
Nope. But she did think Ann and I were ready to try a little something the Y is going to introduce to its members in January. Thus, hanging in front of us, was the TRX Training System. "We're going to have some fun today," Leslie said, with a slightly evil smirk.
I'm just going to go out on a limb here and say the first look was not impressive. Each participant gets a strap that is tethered in the middle in a suspension hold. Which is why we were at the climbing wall with its hooks for safety ropes all over the place.
So there's a set of three black and yellow straps and there's Leslie, looking pleased with herself.
And there's the two test subjects, glancing at each other and back at the trio of straps, our thoughts clearly written on our faces — "A strap doohicky? Like that's a big deal after what we've been doing?"
I'll tell you now, I nearly had to crawl back to work an hour later. This thing? It's going to knock you on your sassy behind.
In a good way.
The TRX Training system was developed by a U.S. Navy Seal, who later founded the company based on the concepts he earned while creating a portable workout. Randy Hetrick used a karate belt and parachute webbing to make exercise gear he could use in confined space, such as a submarine, to use his own body weight to work his muscles.
When he retired from the military Randy went to Stanford, getting his masters in business, then launched his company in 2005, according to Dan McDonogh, a senior training and development manager at TRX.
Many are attracted to the concept for exactly the same reason that made me initially skeptical, he said in a phone interview. "People find it unassuming."
The TRX takes no prior experience and isn't marketed toward gym rats. However, one session and anyone will see the system is a very effective workout.
Ann and I began with the simplest moves. After Leslie told us how to adjust our straps, we did chest presses and squats and lunges while holding on to the handles of our straps with white-knuckled grips. I hung in quivery tension, fighting to not fall over.
With every move, your entire body must work to maintain balance. Imagine doing a pushup in mid air with a little bit of webbing to hang onto — that's your muscles on strap.
Basically it's like accidentally stepping off a curb into traffic, McDonogh said. "You lean back to avoid getting hurt. You're using your whole core strength to get your body vertical."
The company's tag line is "It's all core, all the time." They're not kidding.
The TRX is a simple piece of equipment that can serve all, from the best athletes to his 80-year-old mom, McDonogh said. "It's not like doing a weight-lifting session, you're not getting beat up."
Um. Some of us were.
"You're working flexibility and mobility as you are working your core and simultaneously on muscle mass," he added. "And you can do it in 20 to 30 minutes. We all know time is of the essence."
Within half an hour, I echoed my teens on cleaning day. "Are we done yet," I whined, laying flat on my back and moaning softly.
"You're going to feel it tomorrow," Leslie warned us. "You're going to hate me."
Too late, I was actively hating her that very second. She just laughed when I told her so.
Plus, Leslie was wrong. The next day I felt amazing, like I could probably hoist a Mini Cooper. My knees, which I expected to be screaming, happily carried me everywhere. My arms seemed to hum with excess energy.
Best of all, my shoulders looked like they belonged on a swimmer. A much-younger swimmer. I basically asked their mirrored reflections out on a date.
This gig is nearly over. One more workout day and then it's time for (cue to foreboding music) body assessments again. I haven't lost weight, pretty sure, but things have definitely changed. We'll soon see what.
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King George III's reign was no picnic, but an uninhabited island bearing his name and for sale in Tasmania is worthy of any modern-day castaway monarch.
The Apple Isle's rugged coastline is dotted with 334 pristine islands, but only 12 of them are on freehold title and able to be sold. Now two are on the market - King George and Picnic Island.
With views across Norfolk Bay towards Mount Wellington, King George Island, just an hour's drive and 15-minute tinnie boat trip from Hobart, could be yours for the price of a Fitzroy flat.
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Picnic Island is located 800 metres off the seaside township of Coles Bay, the gateway to the iconic Freycinet National Park. Agent: Roberts Real Estate.
The island, expected to fetch more than $700,000, was bequeathed to Bush Heritage Australia by local benefactor Henry Baldwin, who wanted to preserve its natural beauty.
''This is the kind of place that makes you take a long, deep breath in, followed by a slow and steady exhalation,'' Bush Heritage regional manager Alistair Dermer said.
Like other idyllic parts of the Tasmanian coast it comes with covenants restricting what can be built on the 19 hectares once grazed by sheep and now regenerating bushland.
''That [covenant] allows you to build a small dwelling, single-storey home sensitive to the environment and aesthetics of the area,'' Mr Dermer said.
Native bird species such as sea eagles and Swift parrots use the island. Across King George Sound are more islands - Sloping, Smooth, Spectacle, Visscher, Hog, Barren and several others. The island is accessible by boat from Hobart. But, Mr Dermer said, ''it would have to be a pretty good boat and you'd pick your weather''. .
King George will be sold by expressions of interest and the proceeds will go to Bush Heritage.
''To date - simply through the website - we've had quite a lot of interest,'' Mr Dermer said.
At the other end of Tasmania, interest has been intense in another island, Picnic, nestled under Freycinet National Park's Hazard Mountains in the crystal blue waters of Coles Bay on the east coast.
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Today is judgment day in Benue
Correspondent FANEN IHYONGO writes on the anxiety that has enveloped the political class in Benue State as the election tribunal is set to deliver judgment in the governorship litigation in the state.
Ten months after, the governorship election in Benue State remains inconclusive. Today, the Election Petitions Tribunal in Makurdi, the state capital, will deliver judgment. Will the court affirm the victory of Governor Gabriel Suswam or will power shift to Professor Steve Ugbah of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN)?
The tribunal chaired by Justice Halima Mohammed has been a theatre of legal war between the governor's lawyers and ACN's counsel.
Governor Suswam is walking a tight rope. The opposition party has accused him of using state resources to prosecute his case.
According to INEC's Returning Officer, Professor Daniel Vershima Uza, Suswam, who contested on the platform of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), won majority of the ballots in 15 out of the 23 local government areas of the state, polling 590,776 votes to defeat ACN's Ugbah, who polled 499,319 votes.
Senator Daniel Iyorkegh Saror of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), who came third in the race, obtained 9,234 votes. In the election, 13 political parties fielded candidates.
The ACN candidate rejected the poll results. He said that he won the election. Ugbah accused the PDP of using local militia to rig the election in 11 of the 23 local government areas, particularly those that make up the Sankera political division.
As the governorship legal tussle rages, the allegation of GCE/WAEC Certificate forgery came up and Ugbah sought to use it against the governor. Saror of the All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP) also alleged that "Suswam was at the time of election, not qualified to contest the election, having presented a forged certificate to INEC, contrary to Section 182 (i) (j) of the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria".
Citing "non-compliance with the provisions of the electoral Act 2010", Saror submitted that the election was invalid. He prayed the court to cancel the election and arrange a fresh poll, not on the basis of irregularities, but according to him, "Suswam won the election without meeting the required academic qualification for contesting the election".
Ugbah said:"I won the election, alleging that INEC colluded with the PDP to deny him victory. His second pleading is that Suswam filed his defence late, and therefore, his reply should not be tolerated by the tribunal. Ugbah's third pleading, which is hinged on certificate forgery, was also restored penultimate week by the Mohammed-led tribunal.
Ugbah's case suffered twists and turns. It was dismissed by the Justice Ladan-led tribunal which claimed that it lacked the jurisdiction to adjudicate the matter. The ruling was upheld sequel to a decision of the Appeal Court before the Chief Justice of Federation Dahiru Musdapher ordered that a new tribunal should treat the case on its merits, not on technicalities.
However, in all the separate submissions of forgery, the onus has been on Saror and Ugbah to prove their allegations, since the respondent (Suswam) denied presentation of any forged document to INEC.
Saror, a 70-year-old Professor of Veterinary Medicine and former Vice Chancello of the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, presented himself as oral witness. After taking the oath, he presented National Life and the Power Steering magazine, which he obtained from the National Library, as exhibits.
The tribunal did not ask Suswam to show his original GCE/WAEC certificate. The governor's lawyers, who relied on 'technicalities', argued that "the newspapers, on which Saror built his case, were hearsay evidence, and therefore, inadmissible.
Ugbah presented three GCE/WAEC certificates allegedly forged by the governor, as exhibits, including a police report. The tribunal described the exhibits as "tempting".
Lead counsel to Ugbah, Chief Oluwarotimi Akeredoru (SAN), who described Suswam as a "serial forger", is demanding judgment in favour of his client, Ugbah, a 55-year old Professor of Marketing and Entrepreneurship, who had lectured in the California State University, Hayward, United States for many years before coming home to run for the governorship.
"Why should someone with a forged GCE result be allowed to be governor, parading himself as a man of honour? This act must be condemned in totality by the tribunal", Akeredoru told the three-man panel.
Both counsel continued the offensive, in a sporadic duel of words. But at that juncture, the tribunal rose to intervene, appealing that, rather than take issues personal, the lawyers should only ponder on the facts on the table, for substantial judgment. "The whole world is watching us", said a member of the tribunal, Justice Muftau Adebola.
Suswam's counsel, Damian Dodo (SAN) told the tribunal to dismiss Ugbah's contention of certificate forgery. "The application does not satisfy the conditions contained in the Electoral Act", he argued.
The tribunal ruled in Ugbah's favour. Justice Mohammed held that "the issue of qualification is a competent ground in election petitions".
Counsel to INEC, JS Okutepa (SAN) and counsel to the PDP, Chief Solo Akuma (SAN) have admitted that Suswam did not submit his certificates with the form CF001 to the electoral body in respect of the election. "This makes Suswam disqualified", Ugbah argued.
He added: "If the governor did not submit his relevant educational credential, how did INEC screen and certify him to contest the election? It means INEC negated completely its procedural function of screening. In other words, Suswam was not qualified to have run for the exalted seat in the first instance, he stands disqualified to contest the April 26, 2011 governorship election, having failed, refused or neglected to present his certificates, as evidence that he is educated up to [secondary] school certificate level or its equivalent, in line with the provisions of Section 177 (d) of Nigeria's 1999 Constitution, as amended, Ugbah's team of lawyers have submitted.
Ugbah has subpoenaed the University of Lagos, the Law School, INEC and WAEC to bring all the certificates which Suswam used in their institutions. WAEC has already told the tribunal that it does not issue any fraudulent documents to its candidates, invariably including Suswam.
One Chidozie Ukpabi has confessed in the public and on the pages of national tabloids that he forged certificates for the Benue governor. Suswam described Ukpabi as a criminal, saying that his original certificates were stolen by robbers in a vehicle when he sent his personal assistant to go and complete his registration for a Masters programme in Public Administration (MPA) at the University of Abuja. So, he wrote to the Law School, WAEC and the University of Lagos for certified copies. UNILAG and Law School, he said, had sent him the copies but WAEC sent a wrong result after a month (in 2005), which he sent back, but forgot about it "because I did not have any need for it".
But another counsel to Ugbah, Mr Orkuma said the certificate number SG 842969 that Suswam quoted in the letter to WAEC and the Inspector General of Police, as missing, is "forgery and perjury" and does not exist.
He further revealed that they (Ugbah's counsel) are in possession of the University of Lagos' 1989 transcript that indicates the governor had four carry-over courses that spilled over, and wondered when Suswam re-wrote and passed them to proceed to the Law School in 1990.
To add buzz to the thrills that heralded Suswam's legal woes, Mr. Terver Kakih, the only aspirant who contested the governorship primaries with Suswam in the PDP, had earlier alleged that the governor was not qualified to contest for the party's ticket. He said that "Suswam lacked the prerequisite qualification for contesting the election".
Before a High Court in Makurdi, where the case is being heard now, Kakih is praying the court to disqualify Suswam and declare him the PDP candidate cum governor of Benue state.
Suswam, 47-year-old former member of House of Representatives had, in an interview with Point-blanknews.com, debunked allegations linking him with certificate forgery. "I am not bothered because it's false, it's just a ploy by the opposition to reduce me in the eyes of the people", he said. The governor said he finished from Government College Makurdi in 1982 and gained admission into the Law Faculty of the University of Lagos in 1986, obtained an LL.B degree in 1989, and the BL Certificate from the Nigerian Law School, Lagos in 1990.
He has however, refused to present his 1982 GCE certificate to the tribunal. Suswam's lawyers rely exclusively on technicalities, with an appeal seeking to quash Ugbah's petition on grounds that the Electoral Act 2010 stipulates 180 days for the tribunal to hear and determine election petitions, therefore, the official duration of 180 days given to the tribunal expired on November 14, 2011. But ACN already filed a cross-appeal demanding judgment, since Suswam failed to submit any defense in respect to Ugbah's Ground Three (certificate forgery) that harps on qualification or disqualification of a candidate. The tribunal had earlier dismissed Suswam's motion on 180days, when Ugbah's counsel argued that the 180day-issue was not applicable in their client's case, since the Supreme Court ordered that the petition be heard de novo.
Meanwhile, as the people of Benue await judgment with keen interest, the battle of words between the ACN and PDP supporters on who carries the day has intensified. No discussion in Benue is complete without a mention of the alleged forgery scam. The matter has even polarised the people's social cohesion.
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FLOWERY BRANCH, GA - AUGUST 01: Tight end Tony Gonzalez #88 of the Atlanta Falcons during opening day of training camp on August 1, 2009 at the Falcons Training Complex in Flowery Branch, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
(Eds: APNewsNow. Will be updated. With AP Photos.) By PAUL NEWBERRY AP Sports Writer Tony Gonzalez remembers talking to Michael Strahan after the former New York Giants defensive lineman won a Super Bowl title in his final game. That's the way Gonzalez wants to do it. He's two wins away from going out a champion. The top-seeded Falcons (14-3) host the San Francisco 49ers (12-4-1) on Sunday in the NFC title game. Not surprisingly, given all his accomplishments and mentoring of younger players, there's a definite sense in the Atlanta locker room of wanting to give Gonzalez the ultimate going-away gift. It took him 16 years to finally win a playoff game, last weekend's thrilling 30-28 victory over Seattle. Gonzalez remains 95 percent sure this will be his final season, and it sounds like a Super Bowl championship would clinch his retirement decision.
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Arizona Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt considered a quarterback change before sticking with the struggling Ryan Lindley. The argument for a switch - as the New York Jets did with Mark Sanchez - was compelling during the Cardinals 7-6 loss on Sunday, their eighth straight defeat. Lindley had a miserable game: 10 for 31 for only 72 yards, one interception and a dismal 28.0 quarterback rating. ''We talked about it,'' said Whisenhunt. ''As the head coach, you have to make those decisions. You always do what you think gives you the best chance. That's what we did.'' Whisenhunt deflected some of the blame from the quarterback to receivers running incorrect routes. In the final analysis, Lindley needed to make some plays for the Cardinals (4-8) to finally get a win. ''He's got to throw the ball better in situations than he did,'' Whisenhunt said. Lindley agreed. ''I missed some throws,'' he said. ''You can't have that. They did a good job of covering some stuff, but there was stuff ...
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Final Score: NY Islanders 2, Buffalo 0
Uniondale, NY (Sports Network) - Yann Danis stopped 31 shots to secure his second consecutive home shutout and Sean Bergenheim scored twice as the New York Islanders beat the Buffalo Sabres, 2-0, at Nassau Coliseum.
Jack Hillen, Kyle Okposo, and Frans Nielsen each had an assist for the Islanders, who bounced back from a 5-4 defeat in a shootout against Toronto on Thursday.
Danis made a career-high 40 saves to earn his second career shutout in a 4-0 win over the Devils one week ago.
"It feels really good here," said Danis about playing at home.
Patrick Lalime turned away 32-of-34 shots for the Sabres, who have dropped three straight games.
"It (Islanders) was a young team that was ready to work," said Lalime. "It seemed like they were maybe a little more hungry than we were."
Buffalo was without starting netminder Ryan Miller for a third straight game. The steady backstop is out indefinitely with a high ankle sprain he suffered during the Sabres' 4-2 win over the Rangers a week ago.
In addition to Miller's injury, Buffalo was without leading goal scorer Thomas Vanek, who has been out for the past three weeks due to a fractured jaw.
The goaltenders were sensational during a scoreless first period. The Sabres had the lone power play in the frame but failed to capitalize. The Islanders actually had a short-handed 2-on-1 break, but Lalime made a great save to keep the game scoreless.
New York drew first blood at the 6:13 mark of the second stanza. Bergenheim, who had his back to Lalime in the left circle, spun to his right and fired a wrister under the pads of the netminder.
Things got heated up in the second when Buffalo's Paul Gaustad and New York's Blake Comeau each received 10-minute misconduct penalties. A total of eight penalties were called in the stanza -- seven coming in the final eight minutes of the period.
The Sabres had a 4-on-3 advantage after the Islanders' Radek Martinek was called for elbowing at the 18:53 mark. Buffalo's Derek Roy and Okposo were already in the box after being whistled for unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.
Buffalo did fire a shot off the post during the power play, but couldn't find the back of the net.
Buffalo's attempt at a comeback took a hit when Toni Lydman received an interference penalty with 7:21 remaining. Buffalo successfully killed off the penalty to leave themselves with 5:21 to go.
Bergenheim added an insurance goal with 2:02 left He was wide open in front of the net, took a pass from Nielsen and slid the puck just inside the right post.
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The teams combined to go 0-for-8 on the power play...There was a total of 12 penalties in the game...The teams have split four games this season.


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The Racetrack Is Tough, Reality Much Tougher
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL., March 12, 2015—If racetrackers listen carefully, they probably can hear "Wolfie" growling somewhere. Or is that howling, or scowling, snarling or grimacing.
The Wolf, also known a Richard McCarthy, a racetrack lifer, passed away in his sleep last week. I didn't ask his lady, Louisa, his age, which I learned later was 68.
I only know that he was on the planet for a shorter period of time than I, yet another friend gone way too soon.
Those daggers he threw, like his attitude, were defense mechanisms that hid the sweet, loyal man beneath the gruff exterior: In that fashion, if there were a bellicosity match race, he and Paul Moran would have finished in a dead heat.
Believe it or not, Wolfie left the game in a better state than he found it. At once, happily but unfortunately, his illness separated him from the sport in the last few years, which was just as well given the current state of affairs.
The last time I saw the Wolfman, we were playing horses and swapping lies at the Saratoga harness track simulcasts, and he never wavered; he was just as cynical as ever.
Wolfie was a connoisseur of good food and drink, no surprise given his New Orleans roots. He came over the house one dark racing day and showed me how to make a rue after shopping for the ingredients together after the morning's workouts.
He introduced me to my first single malt scotch and on winning days it was Macallan 18, not the every winter's day 12-year-old variety.
He was a movie raconteur, loving nothing more than to find a diamond in the rough; he turned me on to "In Bruges." He was the first to tell me about the very scary "Malky" Logan character in "Sexy Beast," and one night we went into town to hear the best Swamp Rock band ever, The New Orleans Radiators.
But he saved his best work for the racetrack.
We met in the early 1980s and he brought two earnest skills to the game, first as a clocker, later rising to the rank of supervisor, and he ended his career as chart caller extraordinaire for Equibase at the New York tracks.
If he saw something he didn't like, which happened often, at least in his view, you read about it in the chart footnote. When he wrote something like "was ridden out and finished well after the fact" you didn't need to see a replay to know what he was talking about.
My personal Wolfie fave was "carefully handled to secure the place." In any case, he raised the level of the chart footnote, a tradition his good friend and protégé, "Danny K," has continued.
To my knowledge—and that's neither non-denial denial nor left-handed compliment—he never put a workout in his pocket. I recommended him to the Newsday sports department and they hired him to provide his insights to Long Island readers.
It was heady times for racing in that era. At the time when Newsday made an ill-fated incursion into New York City, we had, in my opinion, the metro area's biggest and best horse racing staff.
Talents such as Mark Berner, providing bettors with notable gallop-out times; Brad Thomas and Marc Siegelaub, who kept the horse racing pot boiling feverishly on a daily basis.
And the best reporters--Ed Comerford, who followed the prolific, legendary reporter/columnist Bill Nack, then dual Eclipse-winning wordsmith Moran, covering Thoroughbred racing by day--with the best racing-desk-man and NFL-Recap writer ever, Ed McNamara, cleaning up our copy by night.
It was a real privilege to be a part of that team.
But don't take my word about Wolfie: Ask Andy Beyer about him, ask him about the runner-up in Swale's 1984 Belmont Stakes, longshot Pine Circle, about who provided the workout info and what the exacta paid. Never mind Imus, it was Wolfie in the Morning.
Richard McCarthy was a horseplayer's best friend long before that distinction became the fashion.
For all his bluster I never did hear him raise his voice in anger, although I'm sure he did. He was no saint, only a loyal friend to many who will be missed more than he could imagine.
See ya', Wolf.
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When Myron Cope passed away earlier this year, I was surprised at all of the national attention it received. I grew up listening to him do color for Steelers broadcasts, and was just aware enough to catch the tail end of his career as a drive time sports host. I loved it of course, but it always struck me as a very regional act, something that would go from "endearing" to "put a lock on grandpa's liquor cabinet" were I not born and raised in Pittsburgh.
A case in point is this video from 1990, where Myron does a "tribute" to the Eastern Division Champion Pittsburgh Pirates. I think there was probably a chance to make it clever, with lyrics that actually rhymed, were audible, and you know, made sense. Instead, it's just an old guy in track pants making a lot of noise. And yet, it's also awesome.
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