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NEW YORK -- After playing the New York Yankees six times
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to beat them.
Carlos Delgado hit a three-run homer and Dave Berg's RBI double
broke a sixth-inning tie as Toronto snapped a six-game losing
streak Wednesday night with a 7-6 victory over the Yankees.
"We feel pretty good about the win, especially anytime you win
against these guys,'' Blue Jays manager Carlos Tosca said.
Toronto starter Cory Lidle (2-2) blew a 5-0 lead in the fifth,
but the Blue Jays bounced back to beat New York for the first time
in six meetings this year.
David Wells, who pitched a three-hit shutout against Minnesota
in his last start and entered with a 0.53 ERA, gave up 11 hits and
five runs in five innings.
The Blue Jays took a 6-5 lead in the sixth on Berg's RBI double
off little-used reliever Sterling Hitchcock (0-1).
"Tonight was just a matter of doing too much and giving a good
impression,'' Hitchcock said. "It was more a matter of trying to
get comfortable. My stuff was there, just a matter of locating.''
Hitchcock was making just his second appearance of the season.
"He hasn't had a lot of work, so it's unfair to judge him at
this time,'' Yankees manager Joe Torre said.
Wells did not walk a batter and struck out seven.
"He had a good warmup but just wasn't very good,'' Torre said.
"He was frustrated. He threw the ball hard but wasn't very
Tom Wilson added a solo homer in the ninth for the Blue Jays.
Kelvim Escobar got three outs for his second save, allowing a
leadoff homer to Alfonso Soriano in the ninth before striking out
Jorge Posada _ who went 0-for 5 _ with runners at the corners to
end it.
"A five-run lead in the American League is not a big lead,
unlike the National League. You're always prepared for those
things,'' Tosca said.
The Blue Jays got to Wells in the fourth, ending his scoreless
streak at 19 innings. Josh Phelps led off with a single and Wilson
doubled off the right-center field wall. Wilson overran second,
thinking Phelps was about to score, but no one was covering the
Eric Hinske followed with an RBI grounder, and Mike Bordick
drove in a run with a two-out bloop single.
Delgado's fifth homer of the season made it 5-0 in the fifth.
Berg started the inning with a leadoff single and Vernon Wells
followed with a double.
The Yankees rallied in the bottom half with six consecutive
hits. Robin Ventura started it with a double, and Raul Mondesi
drove in Ventura with an RBI single.
Erick Almonte followed with a bunt single, Soriano singled to
score Mondesi and Nick Johnson added an RBI single to right.
Berg's errant throw to the plate skipped toward the dugout,
enabling Soriano and Johnson to advance. Jason Giambi, who came in
batting just .200 with three home runs and five RBI, hit a two-run
double to tie it.
"The positive part was that we kept coming back,'' Giambi said.
"We had our chances. We had a couple of guys on at third but we
didn't get them in.''
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Yankees starters remained 9-0 this year. ... Lidle lasted
only five innings. He allowed five runs and seven hits. ... The
Yankees put runners on second and third in the sixth with none out,
but left-hander Trever Miller struck out Johnson to end the threat.
... Vernon Wells had a pair of singles and a double. He is 6-for-12
on the road trip. ... Lidle retired seven in a row before giving up
six straight hits in the five-run fifth inning.


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Geoffrey Portway pleaded guilty to solicitation to commit a crime of violence — kidnapping of a child — and distribution and possession of child porn
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WORCESTER, Mass. — A Worcester man who built a basement dungeon and fantasized about torturing, raping, killing, cooking and eating kidnapped children there should serve 27 years in federal prison for his crimes, federal prosecutors said in documents filed yesterday.
Geoffrey Portway, 40, pleaded guilty in May to solicitation to commit a crime of violence — kidnapping of a child — and distribution and possession of child pornography.
Portway faces sentencing in federal court Tuesday.
"Portway has pled guilty to some of the most vile and heinous crimes known to our society, namely participating in the sexual exploitation of young children through the possession and distribution of child pornography and soliciting the kidnapping of a child for the purpose of killing and consuming that child," prosecutors wrote in sentencing papers.
The documents filed yesterday include disturbing excerpts from online chats with conspirators nationwide — including the now-convicted Ronald Brown of Largo, Fla., a puppeteer who planned along with Portway to kidnap children he knew through his work with a local church.
Brown even sent Portway a photo of one of the boys "with lines drawn on him to identify the different cuts of meat," the sentencing memorandum states. They discussed taking that child to a rented house in the Everglades, mutilating him, eating his body over several weeks and feeding the "leftovers" to alligators.
Portway's chats with Brown gave him an idea: "just need to open a mortuary," he wrote. "any boy who is scheduled to be cremated, dissapears (sic). fake ashes given."
The feds began investigating Portway in 2012 after linking him to a Web chat room obsessed with cannibalization and child rape. Investigators searched his home and found a soundproof, double-locked basement room with a "child-sized homemade coffin," a steel cage, freezers and disposable scalpels. He has not been charged in any kidnappings or killings.
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Sometimes, all a girl wants is a sweet romance without too much heartache before the big finale - and that's exactly what Cat Schield gives readers in HIS SECRET TEMPTATION. Billionaire Simon Holcroft comes home from a business trip and all he wants to do is crash on his bed, maybe sleep for hours on end. The only problem is that, in true Goldilocks form, there's already someone there - a young, beautiful blonde. It takes a few minutes but Simon realizes the girl is his maid, Caroline Sampson, who actually looks like she may need the sleep more than him. Caroline, who takes her job seriously, is appalled to realize she's fallen asleep in her employer's bed but she's run down and tired from working and finishing up law school. Amidst of flurry of apologies and explanations, the pair is interrupted by a knock on the door. Francine, Simon's ex-girlfriend and his brother's current fiance, arrives to say she's chosen the wrong brother and she's Simon's present. Annoyed and flustered, Simon blurts out that Caroline is his fiance.
What happens next is a formula seen a few times - in exchange for a fake engagement over the holidays, Simon will pay for the rest of Caroline's law school, something she's a bit desperate for since she's already past due the current semester and she's so close to finishing. Despite her better judgment, she agrees, and goes to Savannah for the holidays with the Holcroft family.
The characters in HIS SECRET TEMPTATION are highly likable. There's no sense of "perfection" in them, which makes each of them easy to relate to. Caroline has somewhat of a wish to be able to have money in order to make life a little easier but she's strong in her ways. Her upbringing plays a bit part of her life and she's learned to live with what she has, but that doesn't mean she won't appreciate the finer things of life. She's also an honest girl and it's a constant struggle for her to keep up the charade which made her more endearing to read. In the same vein, though Simon is the one to come up with the fake scenario of an engagement, it's easy to see his mind is in the right place. He makes his decisions, most of the time, to try and ease the way for others, to help others, and how can anyone be against that? A smattering of secondary characters round out the story and, like its main characters, have more than one side to his or her personality. The only exception would be Francine but aside from the opening scene, she is seen only through conversations and thoughts.
With a sweet story such as this one, it's hard not to smile and laugh and nod along with the characters. It's not always easy for the characters but there isn't a moment of full-on angst and it never gives the sense of hopelessness. It's not 100% clear sailing but it's pretty close. Caroline and Simon's attraction to each other is present from the beginning but learning their true emotions is adorable, if sometimes a bit cliche. There were a few moments where the language was a bit too saccharine or bordered on "a little too much" in terms of being a cliche, but they were easily overlooked for the whole of this novel.
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URBANA – The 2003 wheat harvest has set records, and farmers and crop watchers wonder if those unprecedented yields will set the pace for corn and soybean harvest action.
In fact, corn and soybeans seem to be shaping up well, but historically, there's little connection among harvest outcomes of the three crops, says Emerson Nafziger, a University of Illinois crop scientist. He's been watching the wheat crop carefully this year and describes harvest results as a "European" crop outcome because yields far exceeded typical U.S. averages.
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CHAMPAIGN – Proposed money-saving cutbacks in Parkland College services and activities have put administration and support staff union members at odds.
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U.S. Attorney Jan Paul Miller announced that Joseph Baroud, 37, a Canadian citizen who listed a New York, N.Y., address, was indicted by a federal grand jury Wednesday on a charge of interstate transportation of stolen money. If convicted, Baroud faces up to 10 years in federal prison.
Arcola woman remains missing
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People with a strong attachment to their pets also tend to have an affinity for nature, although they don't necessarily act on the latter with "conservation behavior," such as recycling or driving a fuel-efficient vehicle, a University of Illinois study indicates.
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Douglass Branch has new manager
CHAMPAIGN – Longtime Champaign library employee Essie Harris has been appointed manager of the Douglass Branch Library, capping a difficult and divisive episode that pitted Douglass patrons against the library board over the firing of the previous branch manager.
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DANVILLE – Danville police on Wednesday morning named Gary Myers as a suspect in the beating deaths of his parents. He is the only suspect at this time, they said.
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AMBER Alert strengthened with new law
SPRINGFIELD – A new state law signed by Gov. Rod Blagojevich is designed to strengthen the AMBER Alert system that was used to find a missing 14-year-old Urbana girl this May.
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November 17, 1949: An exhibition of 50 photographs by Paul Weller go on view in the Photography Gallery of the Brooklyn Museum today (November 17) and will remain on view through December 27.
The photographer's work covers a wide range of realistic subjects rendered with great emotional feeling.
Mr. Weller was born in Boston in 1912. He traveled extensively both in this country and in Europe before the war and spent some time in the army in North Africa, India and China. He has studied at the National Academy of Design and at the Film Institute, and for the past two years has been doing work for Collier's, Hapers Bazaar, Pageant, Liberty, etc. In speaking of his own work he says that he tries to "use as much of the technical range of the photographic process as I can master - allowing my 'method' in a particular picture to arise out of the most objective attitude towards the subject."
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Wednesday, June 25, 2003
Eleanor R. Ehlebracht, 87, of Bertrand, Mo., died Saturday, June 21, 2003, at Bertrand Nursing Center.
She was born Nov. 19, 1915, at Higginsville, Mo., daughter of Martin and Martha Meyer Wegener. She and John C. Ehlebracht were married in 1937 at Higginsville. He preceded her in death in 1981.
Eleanor was a graduate of Higginsville High School and Independence School of Hairdressing.
She had been a self-employed hairdresser. She was also a clerk at Emery Bird Thayer Department Store in Independence, Mo., many years. Mrs. Harry Truman was one of her patrons.
Eleanor thoroughly enjoyed her home, gardening and cooking. She loved to travel to Colorado and visit relatives in Arizona. She was formerly of Cape Girardeau and had also lived in Raytown, Mo., and Independence.
Survivors include a son, Charles S. Ehlebracht of Gladstone, Mo.; a daughter, Harriett Heumann of Cape Girardeau; two brothers, Norman Wegener of Phoenix, Ariz., Harold Wegener of LaMesa, Calif.; two sisters, Frances Klussman and Margaret Landwehr of Higginsville; two grandchildren, Lily A. Ehlebracht of Gladstone, Jennifer L. Birk of Charleston, Mo.; three great-grandchildren, Rachel, Caleb and Aaron Birk of Charleston.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Vernon and Charles Wegener.
A memorial service will be held at a later date in Higginsville. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery at Harrisonville, Mo.
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I take an antidepressant daily (celexa). I also suffer from migraine headaches. (at least one per week.) I know they are migraines because of the visual disturbances. I used to take imitrex. However it has a drug interaction with ssri meds. Is there a different migraine med I can try?
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26 Jan 2010
I have been on celexa and numerous migraine abortive medications for years. Honestly, the best decision I made was to try botox to stop the migraines. It is amazing. They go totally away for 4 months at a time. I get them from a pain clinic. I rarely have to use any other medication which is a miracle in my book.
To JALL13: Were you able to get insurance to pay for the Botox? Also, where on your head or neck did you get the injections? How many injections did you receive and what amount of botox was used? I am curious because I was told it would help my severe daily neck and head pain. Please email me with the answer. melanierichards
You are very lucky, I suffer almost daily from headaches and neck pain. I had two botox treatments and I did not see any results except some wrinkles went away. Good Luck.
I have had migrains in cycles my whole life, always on the right side of my temple, and when the pain moved into my eye, it was unbareable. So I know how it feels, you are not functional. Avoid some triggers, bright lights, loud places, and most off all stress. Ice the place it hurts, and take something with caffine, like Excedrin. Lay down in a tottaly dark , quiet place, in total silence. The good news is they do go in cycles, hopefully, yours will ease off one day, and finally be gone for a while.
I have 24 X 7 headaches with intermittent migraines following a brain hemorhage in 1993. I am on celexa and tofranil and zomig... they tried botox on me and it backfired. I was in excruciating pain at the injection sites and could not move my neck, my temples the other injection sites were hot pokers. Seems I am allergic to Botox. Be extremely careful when taking this on as a treatment.
1 May 2010
As a RN and one who has suffered from intractable (does not go away) migraine headaches for years, I have quite a few medication options that you may want to discuss with your doctor.
First of all, how often do you experience severe migraines? Frequent pain relief using medicines like Tylenol or Motrin, or specific migraine medications, like Imitrex (called "triptans") for one example, can have serious side effects on the liver and kidneys over time.
If your migraines are frequently, you may want to consider a preventative, rather than an abortive, migraine medication. Topamax is one of the most effective medications for migraine prevention. I have been on this medication for migraine prevention for nearly 5 years now (at the dose for epilepsy patients, however, as I am epileptic also). Topamax reduced my migraine frequency by about 75%; until a head injury 1.5 years ago renewed my migraine frequency and intensity. I would highly recommend it.
Beta blockers, medications first intended to reduce blood pressure and slow heart rate in cardiac patients, have been found to be effective in some patients as an abortive therapy. I have not found them as helpful personally, but they (and some calcium channel blockers) work very well for some patients.
As for abortive therapy, which is imperative for breakthrough migraines even if you and your physician do feel that preventative therapy is appropriate -- I have some recommendations as well. I would recommend combination medications, such as Midrin or Fioricet (only meant for occasional, as needed use).
I would recommend the triptans (Imitrex, Zomig, Maxalt, Frova, and others), as this class of medications work very for most patients; though unfortunately for me; every darn triptan I've tried is the equivalent of 6-hour, long-acting Ipecac syrup. SSRI medications (such as Celexa) are indicated as medications you should discuss with your physician if you are taking a triptan, but are NOT as contraindications to taking a triptan. Serotonin syndrome is HIGHLY unlikely if you are only taking one additional medication that would increase serototin levels (for you, the Celexa).
Please know that the FDA alert regarding combining triptans with SSRIs such as Celexa is based upon a total of only 27 case reports gathered over a 5-year span. Moreover, many of the diagnoses within the case reports challenged as not meeting validated criteria for serotonin syndrome. To make my point:
In contrast to the small number of reported SS cases, research shows that approximately 700,000 patients annually take SSRIs or SNRIs with triptans (Wenzel, 2008). I am one of those patients, and have tried four (4) different triptans over the years while taking Celexa, a SSRI. Unfortunately each triptan causes me to experience severe nausea and vomiting; yet I have not once experience a sign or symptom of serotonin syndrome.
Wenzel, R.G. et al. (2008). The Annals of Pharmacotherapy: 42(11). pp. 1692-96
Your explanation was excellent. I have had severe Migraine headaches for many years. I used to take Cafergot suppositories which worked great and very fast. Over time however I developed horrible side effects and had to stop them. This was before Imitrex. My Doctor tried me on Midrin, Darvocet,Tylenol with Codeine, Percocet and even Demerol. Nothing worked. Also gave me Elavil, no luck. He then started me on Foricet with Codeine. It was like a miracle! They worked great with no side effects and I never got addicted to them. My Pharmacist told me that it was this combination of incredients that did the trick, (especially the Butalbital.) I was then put on a Beta Blocker which did help some. Recently my Cardioligist changed it to Carvedilol because I have CHF and 2 bad Heart values and my BP was elevated. I have been getting more Migraines since then. BUT my real problem is that my Insurance will no longer cover my Fioricet because it is very expensive, even the Generic.
I cannot take the triptans because of my heart condition, can't take Topomax, and Antidepressents have made me suicidal. My Doctor did the only thing she could think of and gave me Tylenol
with Codeine which is the closest thing to Fioricet. I have nausea and lightheadiness. If and when it does work, it takes between 10 and 18 hours to go away. I don't want to be a zombie, just want relief, Can't take it anymore!!! Do you have any other suggestions other than those you already mentioned?
Thank you! Pat
23 Mar 2012
I had severe 24/7 migraines after a stroke. Very difficult to treat, but now, I have mild headaches most days!! But it takes nerve block and trigger point injections every 4 weeks, Botox injections every 10 weeks (most people can spread them out a lot longer), a 24/7 Butrans patch, physical therapy exercises and an herbal Petadolex since none of the other daily preventative meds worked for me. And also a prescription skin gel stops most of my migraines which I apply almost daily. It does not get into the blood stream. Yes, I've got some stiffer meds to help me when the migraines occasionally get severe.
I'm a walking miracle as a result. If you try enough, you can get help.
24 Apr 2012
I have been suffering with the severe migraine headaches for many many yr's so my Dr put me on "Topamax" 200 mg 2x daily to keep the headaches under control & they work very well.
He also put me on an "Imitrex" tablet 100 mg just incase I get the full blown headache & they took away the pain pretty fast.
I love Topamax because I do not get a severe migraine like I used to & they used to be really bad where I had to go to the hospital for shot's to get rid of them.
I hope this has helped you & goodluck.
I've been looking for something also, will ask my doc about this. Thanks for posting. Kim.
9 May 2011
Please do not take topomax unless there is no other option. Try the inderals and propanolols and other things first. Topomax is really, really bad at impairing cognitive thinking. You become a mindless vegetable. And for me, it caused arm weakness and tingling so much I thought I had carpal tunnel.
There are tons of different kinds of drugs in the Imitrex line. So if you don't have a severe reaction to Imitrex like chest pain, ask your doctor to try some of the others. They are really effective for some. And the best bet for those that can take them.
Nortriptylline is also a good preventative for some. Midrin works great for some people, but I can't take it, it gives me horrible stomach pains and horrible diarrhea.
Botox works for some, but it's hard to find someone who will be able to do all the shots (throughout the entire head), and it cost at least $500. Insurance does not pay. Also, it doesn't work very well for those that have tension-type migraines. If you have the Aura-type migraines, it might work. Good luck finding someone to do it though. I live in a big city and can only find Spas that use Botox for cosmetics to apply it.
14 Jan 2012
I also get frequent migraine headaches and have taken Zomig with Lexapro and now Cymbalta and Lithium for about 10 years in all. Some times I get several migraines a week. You might talk to your Dr. about a different antidepressant that will let you take this. It comes in a nasal spray and many times works in a half hour to 45 minutes.
28 Jan 2010
Celexa in combination with Imitrex may cause a group of symptoms called serotonin syndrome. These symptoms can include confusion, hallucinations, a fast heartbeat, feeling faint, fever, sweating, muscle spasms, difficulty walking, and diarrhea. Imitrex is considered one of the best drugs for migraine treatment. I think you smay try NSAID's (in case if they are effective for migraine relief), you may talk to your doctor on this issue
16 Jan 2012
I also suffered from migraines at times several times a week or even ones that lasts for days. I use fioricet, and frova for on the spot treatment and they work well as I am allergic to imitrex. However I was put on 10mg of Amitriptyline (elavil) I was skeptical because it is an old tricyclic anti-depressant/ mood elevator. Before they had me on a beta blocker inderal. It did nothing. But the Amitriptyline has decreased the number of migraines in total. I am very pleased with it. I have recommended it to several colleagues at work and they are happy with it as well.
27 Jan 2010
i use propranolol as a preventative med as it is used to keep the blood vessles from constricting, ive been on it for abot 5 years, and get break through migraines every so often. I use a natural remedy called peppermint halo. Its a oil you rub on the pressure point, like temples, neck, and if you like the smell it works really well for me. hope this helps.
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DET 6:48, Bertuzzi 9 (Holmstrom, Datsyuk)
DET 10:10, Eaves 4 (Lidstrom, Rafalski)
What I want for Christmas from the Lightning? Something to actually cheer for. It's been weeks since we've had that.
Zenon Konopka had a fight and was 63% on draws.
Paul Szczechura was -1 with 1 shot in 13:18.
James Wright was -1 in 7:25.
Blair Jones was -2 with 2 shots and 5 hits in 11:04.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
Brampton Battalion 1 @ Belleville Bulls 4
RW Kyle DeCoste, BEL: 1-0-1, E, 2 PIM (tripping)
Season Totals: 31 GP, 11-8-19, -2, 33 PIM
With Bulls: 18 GP, 9-7-16, E, 13 PIM
With SSM: 13 GP, 2-1-3, -2, 20 PIM
DeCoste broke a mini two-game scoring slump with his 11th goal of the season. His goal tied the game at one in the second period. DeCoste had 15 goals last year split between Brampton (8) and Sault Ste. Marie (7). His nine goals with Belleville are the most he's scored for one team since scoring 10 in 66 games for Brampton in 2007-2008.
Regina Pats 1 @ Edmonton Oil Kings 3
RW Carter Ashton, REG: 0-1-1, -1, 4 PIM (tripping, roughing)
Season Totals: 31 GP, 14-15-29, -12, 60 PIM
With Regina: 4 GP, 1-2-3, -4, 8 PIM
With Lethbridge: 28 GP, 13-13-26, -8, 52 PIM
Regina has lost its last five games and has fallen to 10th in the Eastern Conference. The Oil Kings, led by former Lightning prospect Torrie Jung's 20 save, Third Star performance, pulled out of the Eastern Conference cellar into 11th with the win. Ashton's old team, Lethbridge, sits in last.
Norfolk rises to the occassion in the biggest game of the season thus far.
Dustin Tokarski dropped a 26 save shutout on the Penguins in a division game the Admirals absolutely needed. It was Tokarski's second shutout of the season and he's lifted his record back above .500 at 9-8-0. More interesting, he's rebuilt his save percentage from the .894 sv% he had at the end of October, to the .908 sv% he had at the end of November, to now having a .917 sv% by virtue of a scintilating December where he has a .962 sv% and 1.00 GAA in three starts. He's passed battery-mate Riku Helenius who entered the month with a .917 sv% but has since dipped to a .904 sv% after a pair of tough starts in December.
First Period
Second Period
NOR Parrish, (7) (Bochenski, Jackson), 12:48
Third Period
NOR Bochenski, (15) (Wishart), 10:26
Tokarski, Mark Parrish, and Brandon Bochenski were named the game's three stars.
Norfolk entered the game one point back of the Penguins in fifth place in the East Division. A loss would have dropped the Admirals to 3 games under .500 and 3 games out of 4th place. Instead, they've leapfrogged Wilkes-Barre/Scranton into 4th place, 1 point back of 3rd place Binghamton and they've closed to 1 game under .500. The lead back (Hershey and Albany) may have pulled away in the division, but tonight's win has kept Norfolk square in the middle of the fight for a playoff spot.
Ty Wishart had an assist in tonight's game, which puts him at 8 points in 29 games this season, which tops the 7 points he had in 61 games last year. Incremental progress.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
Halifax Mooseheads 1 @ Moncton Wildcats 6
D Mark Barberio, MCT: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 0 SOG
Season Totals: 32 GP, 3-22-25, +10, 32 PIM
A quiet night for Barberio as Moncton wins their seventh in a row.
Regina Pats 2 @ Red Deer Rebels 3
RW Carter Ashton, REG: 1-0-1, -1, 0 PIM
Season Totals: 30 GP, 14-14-28, -11, 56 PIM
With Regina: 3 GP, 1-1-2, -3, 4 PIM
With Lethbridge: 28 GP, 13-13-26, -8, 52 PIM
Ashton's first goal in a Pats uniform cut Red Deer's lead to 3-2 with four minutes remaining, but they couldn't complete the comeback.
An epic collapse.
Antero Niittymaki allowed 4 goals on 14 shots before giving way to Mike Smith who allowed 3 goals on 13 shots for the back door loss in relief.
First Period
NSH 6:53, Smithson 5 (Legwand, Ward)
TB 11:35, Stamkos 18 (Malone, Ohlund)
TB 16:30, Lecavalier 7 (Foster, St. Louis)(PP)
Second Period
NSH 1:12, Legwand 7 (Ward)
NSH 2:57, Jones 3 (Spaling, Weber)
NSH 12:22, Hornqvist 8 (Goc)
NSH 12:50, Dumont 6 (Hornqvist)
NSH 16:09, Hamhuis 3 (Suter, Goc)
Third Period
TB 1:52, Foster 4 (Lecavalier, St. Louis)(PP)
TB 12:20, Lecavalier 8 (Meszaros)
NSH 13:47, Erat 11 (Sullivan, Arnott)
The offense finally wakes up and scores 4 goals and then the defense and goaltending collapse. People, it's bad.
Zenon Konopka was -1 with 1 hit and was 75% on draws in 12:33.
Paul Szczechura had 2 shots and 1 hit in 15:59.
James Wright was -3 with 2 shots, 2 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 14:25.
Blair Jones was also -3 with 2 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 14:59.
Victor Hedman was -2 with 2 penalty minutes and 1 blocked shot in 13:23.
Saint John Sea Dogs 3 @ Moncton Wildcats 7
D Mark Barberio, MCT: 1-0-1, +3, 0 PIM, 7 SOG
Season Totals: 31 GP, 3-22-25, +10, 32 PIM
A huge win as Barberio (pictured) and Moncton broke the Sea Dogs' 22-game winning streak – the third longest in QMJHL history. Barberio's seven shots on goal led the Wildcats. PEI native Randy Cameron (Red Wings 5/2007) had five points for Moncton.
Kitchener Rangers 5 @ Windsor Spitfires 2
C Richard Panik, WSR: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM
Season Totals: 33 GP, 9-9-18, +15, 19 PIM
Windsor's 24-game streak without a regulation loss came to a crashing halt Sunday, and at home no less. Rangers goaltender Mavric Parks (undrafted) stopped 46 shots to earn First Star honors. Panik will now join Team Slovakia for their WJC camp. Windsor Forwards Taylor Hall, Adam Henrique, and Greg Nemisz, along with defensemen Ryan Ellis and Cam Fowler were all out of the line-up for this game, either attending their WJC camps or preparing for camps.
Oshawa Generals 4 @ Brampton Battalion 3 (SO)
G Michael Zador, OSH: Did not play.
Season Totals: 24 GP, 11-9-2-1, 3.25 GAA, .901 sv%, 1 SO
Zador did not play for the second straight game. He has not lost in regulation since November 15 (seven games).
I'm hard pressed to remember an offensive effort that pathetic.
Antero Niittymaki allowed 4 goals on 29 shots. The goal he allowed at the end of the second period was painfully soft and essentially ended the game. He also tried to allow another softie late in the third that he barely swept off the line. It was not a strong performance, although the Lightning weren't much of a threat to Chicago all game long, so it didn't really matter.
First Period
CHI 7:42, Kane 10 (Keith)
Second Period
CHI 10:42, Eager 2 (Hossa, Sopel)
CHI 19:44, Hossa 4 (Sharp, Seabrook)
Third Period
CHI 6:01, Toews 9 (Byfuglien, Seabrook)
18 shots on goal. How does an NHL team with this kind of offensive talent allow itself to be held to 18 shots on goal? Vincent Lecavalier (-3, 1 shot on goal) still is doing nothing on the forecheck around the opposition cage, which is where he showed he was an elite player. His failures are helping to drag down Martin St. Louis. Alex Tanguay has been lost all season. Steven Stamkos has forgotten about the necessity of shooting the puck (2 shots), and that's hurt Ryan Malone because he's the type of guy who hops on rebounds and excels in scrums around the cage.
The power play is a joke right now. They don't surround loose pucks and win one on one battles. They don't make smart, short passes to loosen up the opposing PK. They labor trying to free up Kurtis Foster for his shot and have forgotten they have lethal options like Vincent Lecavalier around the circles and Steven Stamkos around the circles and in the slot.
It's bad. This is a team that is fundamentally awful offensively right now. When Stephane Veilleux is the best player on the ice on a team with this roster, that also suggests a lack of effort, too.
Zenon Konopka had 5 penalty minutes, 2 hits, and was 33% on draws in 7:45.
Paul Szczechura had 1 hit and 1 blocked shot in 15:36.
James Wright was -1 with 1 shot and 2 hits in 12:55.
Victor Hedman was -2 with 4 penalty minutes, 1 shot, and 1 blocked shot in 19:05. His poor decision on the Blackhawks second goal was terrible, and that was a very deflating goal for the Lightning. That's a mistake that cannot happen.
Magnitogorsk 3 @ Togliatti 2
Vasily Koshechkin, Magnitogorsk, DNP
Season totals: 33 GP, 17-14, 5 SO, 2.07 GAA, .923 sv%
Vasily Koshechkin got the night off in his return to Togliatti, who lost Koshechkin's services earlier this season when they couldn't afford to meet payroll. Koshechkin's backup Ilya Proskuryakov stopped 24 of 26 shots faced for the win.
Chelyabinsk 1 @ Kazan 0 (SO)
Dmitri Kazionov, Kazan, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 1 SOG
Season totals: 34 GP, 11-2-13, +1, 12 PIM
Kazionov played 15:09 in the match. The game-long 0-0 deadlock wasn't broken until the penalty shot session when Evgeni Skachkov and Ravil Gusmanov both scored for Chelyabinsk to help propel Tractors the win.
St. Petersburg 0 @ Dynamo Moscow 2
Johan Harju, Dynamo Moscow, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 3 SOG
Season totals: 35 GP, 3-7-10, -4, 26 PIM
Harju played 15:52 in the match but was only 25% on draws. Former Lightning draft pick Vadim Epanchintsev had an assist in the win for Dynamo.


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The Mississippi Polymer Institute has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the WIINTECH group, which signifies the first official step in moving local Mississippi businesses toward international collaboration with the companies that are a part of that network.
A celebration of student writing is currently on display in Cook Library Gallery on the Hattiesburg campus of The University of Southern Mississippi. Coinciding with the National Day on Writing, which was celebrated nationwide on Oct. 21, Eagles Write! showcases student works and recognizes them as authors.
In spreading awareness in October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, The University of Southern Mississippi recently produced a news story detailing the research of Dr. Rebecca Fillmore, assistant professor of biology, as she looks to research the gene believed to play a role in the development of breast cancer.
The Golden Eagle Battalion at The University of Southern Mississippi recently earned top honors at the Leadership Development and Assessment Course (LDAC). Out of 39 universities within the 6th Brigade at LDAC, Southern Miss' ROTC Cadets placed second, topping perennial rivals, including University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, Auburn University, University of South Alabama, Tulane University and Louisiana State University.
The Department of Dance at The University of Southern Mississippi will present Mark'd in Time on Oct. 23 and 24 at 7 p.m. at the Thirsty Hippo, located at 309 McLeod Street in downtown Hattiesburg. Admission is $5, check or cash only.
In only its second year, the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures' Chinese program at The University of Southern Mississippi has grown to 34 enrolled students participating in the beginning and intermediate levels in Chinese..
The Friends of University Libraries in conjunction with the Favre 4 Hope Foundation, Salvation Army, and Red Door Marketing Agency are working to improve the Christmas season for Pine Belt and Mississippi Gulf Coast children by launching the third annual Give a Child a New Book Day campaign.
A debate between The University of Southern Mississippi Forensics Society and the British National Debate Team will be held on the Hattiesburg campus Monday, Oct. 28 at 6 p.m. in the Thad Cochran Center, Ballroom 1. This event is free and open to the public.
Dr. Bill Holcomb, associate professor and director of the Athletic Training Program at The University of Southern Mississippi School of Human Performance and Recreation, has been awarded Fellowship by the National Athletic Trainer's Association (NATA).
With a focus on eliminating barriers to degree completion, The University of Southern Mississippi's College of Business has implemented significant changes to its Master's of Business Administration (MBA) program.
A University of Southern Mississippi history professor is the first recipient of a professorship named for a Southern Miss alumnus and hero of the second Gulf War.
Susannah Ural, who also serves as co-director of the university's Center for the Study of War and Society, was recently awarded the General Buford "Buff" Blount Professorship in Military History at a reception held recently at Blount's home in Hattiesburg.
A Mississippi native who went on to become the editor of the Sacramento Bee and a vice president for McLatchy Newspapers spoke to University of Southern Mississippi journalism students in a master class held recently on the Hattiesburg campus.
In an effort to better equip students for professional success, The University of Southern Mississippi's College of Business is offering a new graduate certificate program in the foundations of business.
The sole 2013 inductee into the Southern Mississippi Mass Communication and Journalism Hall of Fame is an Emmy-winning alumnus who for nearly 40 years has been among the most prominent local television journalists in the largest media market in the United States.
The School of Mass Communication and Journalism's annual symposium, titled "A Legend Comes Home: Honoring Chuck Scarborough" will be held for the first time in conjunction with the university's Homecoming activities.
The University of Southern Mississippi Department of Theatre will become a broadcast venue for Britain's illustrious National Theatre.
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University of Southern Mississippi geography and geology master's student James Ewing has quite a story to tell. While completing research for his geography masters degree, he climbed all of Colorado's 58 peaks -- over 14,000 feet each.
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The University of Southern Mississippi women's basketball team recently broke away from its busy practice and academic schedules to do a little workout with the toddlers and preschoolers at The Children's Center for Communication and Development at the University of Southern Mississippi.
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Parkway Heights United Methodist church in Hattiesburg will play host to Dr. Wayne C. Petty's public lecture titled: "Hearing Beethoven's Spring Sonata" at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 13.
University of Southern Mississippi graduate Jordan Mathews of Biloxi, Miss., has been recognized by national fraternity Pi Kappa Phi as the 2013 Dr. Phillip M. Summers Student of the Year.
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The University of Southern Mississippi Honors College has three of a kind among its freshman class of 2013.
Triplets Olivia, Ross and Rachel Paris-Harbison are Southern Miss Presidential Scholars from Mobile, Ala. where they graduated from McGill-Toolin High School. When the three tried to establish a hierarchy of choices as they looked for a college to attend, one held on to first place following their visit to the Hattiesburg campus.
Wisam "Sam" Buti once held the fruit fly in contempt.
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- Average loans increased by $486 million over the previous quarter due primarily to growth in commercial loans. Average commercial loans were up $234 million and average commercial real estate loans increased $252 million. Period-end outstanding loan balances were $13.1 billion at March 31, 2014, a $286 million increase over December 31, 2013. Commercial loan balances increased $108 million and commercial real estate loans increased $216 million.
- Average deposits increased $360 million over the previous quarter. Growth in interest-bearing transaction accounts was partially offset by a decrease in demand and time deposit balances. Period-end deposits were $20.4 billion at March 31, 2014, a $120 million increase over December 31, 2013, primarily due to growth in demand deposit balances.
- The Company's Tier 1 common equity ratio, as defined by banking regulations, was 13.59% at both March 31, 2014 and December 31, 2013. The Company and its subsidiary bank continue to exceed the regulatory definition of well capitalized. The Company's Tier 1 capital ratio was 13.77% at both March 31, 2014 and December 31, 2013. Total capital ratio was 15.55% at March 31, 2014 and 15.56% at December 31, 2013. The Company's leverage ratio was 10.17% at March 31, 2014 and 10.05% at December 31, 2013.
- The Company paid a regular quarterly cash dividend of $28 million or $0.40 per common share during the first quarter of 2014. On April 29, 2014, the board of directors approved a quarterly cash dividend of $0.40 per common share payable on or about May 30, 2014 to shareholders of record as of May 16, 2014.
BOK Financial Reports Quarterly Earnings Of $77 Million
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