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|Bruins cling to what little hope remains as they prepare for Lightning
|04.11.15 at 12:43 pm ET
TAMPA, Fla. — By all accounts, the Bruins treated Friday like a regular off-day: no big team-dinner, no major group outing, just a day to clear their heads.
When they awoke Saturday, some of the shock of their situation had subsided. Whether overcompensating or genuinely confident, Claude Julien sported his bravest face in the team's morning skate as he and his players held on to the slightest bit of hope that they could still find a way into the playoffs. With the Penguins losing in regulation Friday, the Bruins are at least feeling a little better than they did following Thursday's 4-2 loss to the Panthers. No matter what happens with Ottawa or Pittsburgh Saturday, however, the Bruins must beat the Lightning Saturday in addition to getting help.
"It's pretty obvious that you have an opportunity here tonight," Julien said. "I don't think you need to go back on the last game. I think our first period was the energy that we needed; we just couldn't sustain it for three periods, so you end up with a loss. Do you keep going back to that or do you keep going to the excitement and the excitement that you have tonight. I think that's what we've got to do here as a team."
The Bruins did not do line rushes in Saturday's morning skate. All that is known is that Tuukka Rask will start and the only six defensemen on the roster will play. How the forward lines look and who will be scratched up front is unknown.
On the other side, the Bruins may catch a bit of a break if Jonathan Drouin doesn't play. The star rookie left wing was not at Saturday's morning skate and is under the weather. His status for the game is unknown, but Tampa did recall Jonathan Marchessault on an emergency basis. Defensemen Braydon Coburn, Andrej Sustr and Jason Garrison, as well as forward Jason Killorn, are all out with injuries.
If the Penguins lose to the Sabres in regulation and the Bruins get any kind of win, Boston will get in over Pittsburgh. If the Penguins lose in overtime or a shootout, the Bruins could get in with a regulation or overtime win. The other scenario in which Boston could sneak into the playoffs would be with a regulation or overtime win and a Senators regulation loss to the Flyers.
Either scenario would result in the Bruins getting a wild card spot. Should they reach the playoffs, they will play either the Rangers or the Canadiens in the first round.
They know that is unlikely. In the meantime, they will try to earn a bit of luck with their best effort of the season.
"There is something to play for tonight. We have to take that mentality into the night that there's still a lot on the line and we need to win a hockey game in order to hopefully end up in the playoff picture," Milan Lucic said. "Obviously, some things have to happen. It's not the situation that we want to be in. Again, some things can happen. It always seems like we always have to do things the hard way. Here's one of those situations again."
|Milan Lucic: 'Obviously, these are desperate times'
|04.01.15 at 10:15 am ET
The Bruins have been as streaky as Milan Lucic. A five-game win streak was followed by six straight losses.
It's only appropriate the Bruins ended March with their third straight win, a key victory, spurred on by one of their better players in the month as the left winger provided the game-winning margin with some grit and good fortune.
His rush to the Panthers blue line with just over a minute left in regulation ended with a "why not" shot on goal that found its way through the skates of Roberto Luongo and gave the Bruins a 3-2 win Tuesday at TD Garden. Lucic has become a leader for young stars Ryan Spooner and David Pastrnak on his line. On Tuesday, he led by example when it mattered most.
His drop pass to Spooner resulted in a bad-angle shot by Spooner from the left boards that tied the game early in the third period. His late-game rush with Spooner ended up being the difference in winning and losing.
"I was checking to see to see if Spoons was onside," said Lucic, who finished the game with a goal and an assist and five of each for the month. "It was kind of a one-on-four situation and I just tried to get [the puck] past the two D-men [and] on net and I got a little bit of luck there and was able to find a hole there in the five-hole. It was one of those things where you're kind of swarmed. You're just getting the puck on net, and thankfully it went in for myself and ends up being a big goal for a big win."
|Peter Chiarelli on Sunday Skate: Milan Lucic in group that has underperformed this year
|03.29.15 at 9:45 am ET
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli joined Sunday Skate with DJ Bean, Joe McDonald and Pete Blackburn Sunday morning to talk all things Bruins heading into the final few games of the regular-season as the team battles to make the playoffs. To hear the interview, go to the Weekend Shows audio on demand page.
Milan Lucic has seen his play improve with new linemates recently, but the team could an interesting choice with him going forward given that next season will be the final year of a three-year, $18 million deal. Chiarelli was asked about the team's intentions with the player.
"I think I would put him in the overall group that we've all kind of underperformed," Chiarelli said. "I haven't made any real decisions on really anything and that includes Milan's case. He's done a lot for this organization. But, like I said, I think a lot of personnel have underperformed, so I would put Milan in that category like the rest of the group, myself included."
Also a major topic of late with the Bruins is the job security for both Chiarelli and Claude Julien. Unlike past seasons, the final games of the regular-season have much more importance and therefore Chiarelli is in a different position than he's ever been in.
"Yeah, interesting is a good way to put it," he said of this season. "The year has been a bit of a difficult year. We're battling for a playoff spot now. Much chronicled about Claude's job and my job, but we're professionals. We try and get the best out of our team — I try and make the right decisions and it's a grind every game to watch. It seems like every game goes to overtime and it's been difficult, but part of the business."
When asked if he thinks his position should be reviewed, especially having made the postseason seven straight seasons, he refrained from going into detail.
"I am not going to comment on that," said Chiarelli. "I am a professional paid to make the right decisions and make decisions that are best for the organization. These are things that happen in our business. … If it's my job, it's my job, but I hope that it's not."
If the Bruins do make the playoffs and Chiarelli does keep his job, there has been concern from the fanbase that the team would be satisfied with the current roster and refrain from making the necessary changes to avoid another season like this one. Chiarelli said he would plan on making the moves this team needs regardless of how it fares down the stretch.
"What we'll do at the end of the year is, we'll look at this roster," Chiarelli said. "You ask me about all the things — I call them reasons, you may call them excuses — why the team isn't performing the way it's supposed to or where the expectations are, we'll look at those. We'll look at how the season finishes off. We'll look at each individual player and make decisions, well-informed, educated decisions based on that.
"For me to say, 'OK, what if things go well?' I'm not going to speculate on either [scenario]. We have the season we're having. I'm going to go through this process and we'll make the proper decisions."
Following are more highlights from the interview. For more Bruins news, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Pierre McGuire on MFB: Milan Lucic has 'elevated his game' playing with Ryan Spooner, David Pastrnak
|03.19.15 at 1:40 pm ET
NBC Sports NHL analyst Pierre McGuire made his weekly appearance Thursday on Middays with MFB to discuss the Bruins and their push for the playoffs, as well as other NHL matters. To hear the interview, go to the MFB audio on demand page.
With David Krejci being out, the Bruins have shuffled their lines up front and currently have Milan Lucic playing with Ryan Spooner and David Pastrnak. McGuire feels this has improved Lucic's game, as he's been playing more like a leader being paired with two of the youngest players on the team. He does feel once Krecji returns, Lucic will be reunited with him, but doesn't know when that will happen.
"The thing that really stood out to me is he's really relishing this role as a leader with those two young players in Spooner and Pastrnak," said McGuire. "I think he's elevated his game because of the leadership potion that has been put on his plate. I don't know what Claude [Julien] is going to do, it's a real debatable issue. I have to think at some point Krejci will be back with Lucic, I really do. I don't know when or for how long, but I have to think at some point they will put them back together."
The Bruins are in Ottawa Thursday night to take on the Senators. As it stands now the Senators are four points behind the Bruins for eighth place in the Eastern Conference. McGuire feels the Bruins are in a good spot to make the playoffs.
"I think Boston has a very good chance to be a playoff team," he said. "In fact, I would be shocked if they didn't make it. They deserved a better fate the other night (in a shootout loss to Buffalo). The biggest thing to be was Anders Lindback, he never played a game that good in his life. I give Buffalo a lot of credit. They showed a lot of heart and a lot of desire, but the Boston Bruins were [playing hard], they just couldn't beat Lindback. I don't expect goaltending like that every night against Boston."
It seems the NHL getting rid of the shootout and going to 4-on-4, and 3-on-3 overtime is getting some steam to be put in place next season. McGuire thinks this change is needed, and will be a welcomed change with members of the league — both with the coaches and players.
"I think most people that really care about the sport want to see the best players play in the game and having the game decided by the players playing the sport rather than just having a skills competition," said McGuire. "I am all for it and I think most of the players are for it. I can tell you 99 percent of the coaches are for it in terms of the people that I have spoken with, so I would be absolutely shocked if it was not put into place for next season."
|Claude Julien says 'lack of finish is probably the biggest concern right now'
|03.06.15 at 8:50 am ET
It's been the one thing that has haunted these Bruins all season.
They can't find a way to finish scoring opportunities in and around the net and wind up regretting it at the end of the game. Such was the case again Thursday night in a 4-3 shootout loss to the Calgary Flames. There were several chances for the Bruins to put some distance between themselves and Calgary in the early and middle parts of the game and they simply couldn't find the finishing touch.
There was Daniel Paille with a wrister on Flames goalie Karri Ramo midway through the first period. There was a slap shot from Dougie Hamilton that was deflected away by a stick at the last moment. But there was no better example of Boston's inability to find the scoring touch than when Loui Eriksson, on a 3-on-1 rush, had the puck on his stick and fired wide of an empty net midway through the third period.
Carl Soderberg, without a goal since Jan. 17 against Columbus, has now gone 17 games without a goal. He had two chances in the opening period and couldn't find the back of the net.
"Again, the challenge of our lack of finish is probably the biggest concern right now," coach Claude Julien said. "So I think we had the better of the game, five-on-five. There's no doubt we played a lot more in their end then they did in ours.
"It's a little bit of maybe confidence, and you squeeze your stick you're trying so hard. There's a lot of guys, use Carl Soderberg as an example. He's really struggled the last little while scoring goals, and guys are putting pressure on themselves. There's games where you like your team's game, but your finish is what ends up killing you at the end."
Julien realizes that the Bruins had chances leading 1-0 and 2-1 to really do damage and failed to seize on the opportunity because they simply couldn't finish.
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|David Krejci injury could change way Bruins deal with free agents to-be
|02.24.15 at 10:29 am ET
Peter Chiarelli likes to sign his pending unrestricted free agents before they go into their walk years. It's a tactic that saved the Bruins a lot of money when he re-upped both Zdeno Chara and Patrice Bergeron before they helped lead the Bruins to the Stanley Cup in 2010-11.
Yet with the news of David Krejci's partially torn MCL that will keep him out for 4-6 weeks, the Bruins are learning for the second straight year that waiting a bit to sign a player has its benefits too.
The Bruins gave Dennis Seidenberg, who was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent after last season, a four-year, $16 million at the start of the 2013-14 season. At the time, the fourth year looked like it could potentially be a problem down the road, but given the reasonable $4 million cap hit for the trusty No. 2 defenseman, no one batted an eye.
Seidenberg tore his ACL in December of that season. He most likely would have still gotten even more money than he signed for had he hit free agency (here's your daily reminder that Brooks Orpik, who is older than Seidenberg, got five years and $27.5 million, and he's Brooks Orpik), but the fact that Seidenberg signed before the season showed his preference to stay with Boston. Had the Bruins waited to sign him, perhaps they would have gotten him on a better deal, or perhaps the Bruins would have chosen to try to sign Johnny Boychuk and let Seidenberg walk.
Now, Seidenberg's deal is viewed as one of the worst contracts the Bruins have. His play has dropped significantly and he looks like he would be more at home on a third pairing. The Bruins could probably move him if they wanted to, but his contract – the very one that looked good at the time of its signing — could hurt his trade value.
It's hard to imagine the Bruins experiencing the same thing with Krejci, but it's fair to say his price tag would have been lower after the most injury-plagued season of his career. Krejci, who signed a pretty team-friendly six-year, $43.5 million contract before the start of the season, had already missed 20 games due to lower-body injuries this season prior to getting hurt again in Friday's loss to the Blues.
No matter what happened with Krejci this season, he would have been the best free-agent center if he made it to free agency this summer. His only competition already signed in Jason Spezza, so even with the injuries, Krejci would have easily gotten six years and $43.5 million this summer. In fact, he probably still would have gotten a lot more than that.
Next season, Milan Lucic will be the Bruins' biggest-name free-agent-to-be. The Bruins need to think long and hard before determining whether he'd be worth whatever money he would command, but it is a no-brainer to opt against signing him before the season. Lucic has not lived up to his $6 million cap hit this season and the team shouldn't carelessly throw him into the group of players they perceive to be their core.
If they go into the season with Lucic playing for a contract, they can use the opening months of the season to further evaluate the player while potentially getting the elevated performance that often comes when players are looking for a pay day. At the very least, they would avoid signing a player just before they get hurt.
|Pierre McGuire on MFB: Bruins need 'proven' veteran who can score goals
|02.05.15 at 1:50 pm ET
NBC Sports NHL analyst Pierre McGuire made his weekly appearance Thursday on Middays with MFB after the Bruins' loss to the Rangers Wednesday night, and to look ahead to their stretch of games before the trade deadline. To hear the interview, go to the MFB audio on demand page.
With the trade deadline approaching, McGuire feels the Bruins' biggest need is a veteran presence on the first line who can score goals, and play with Milan Lucic and David Krejci. He feels the defense can be corrected on its own.
"I don't know about the top four [defenseman], it's a fair question," McGuire said. "I think it is more pressure and get more consistent offense in the first line and insert with [Milan] Lucic and [David] Krejci, and this isn't a knock on whomever they have tried there — whether it's [Loui] Eriksson or Reilly Smith, whenever it be anybody, David Pastrnak — it doesn't matter. I think they really need a veteran presence, a proven guy that can score goals in a first line situation and then the rest of the batting order kind of stabilizes itself.
"I think they can do it by committee on defense really because of the way the team plays. I think they need to get more run support with consistency, I think that is one of the reasons why they play so many one goal games, they are in so many close games, they just don't have consistent run support for their defense and their goalie."
McGuire has been impressed with the rookie Pastrnak and compared him to Tyler Seguin in a way that he could make an impact in the postseason once he gets fully acclimated to the NHL.
"The one thing that stands out to me and not even being 19 years of age or pretty darn close to it, he can still dominate the puck," said McGuire. "He made some pretty creative plays last night. It's a hard league for kids that weigh 165-170 pounds to play in. I don't see him tailing off. I think this will be a lot like what we saw with Tyler Seguin in the Bruins run to the Cup in [2011], just because it took awhile for Tyler to get comfortable and once he got comfortable you saw what he did in the Tampa Bay series in particular.


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Another big whiff by TV weather forecasters
Time for another check of how well those long-range winter weather forecasts issued in the fall by Pittsburgh TV meteorologists are holding up.
KDKA's Jeff Verszyla might want to crawl into the hole with Punxsutawney Phil, having predicted 7.9 inches of snow for January and "slightly above normal" temperatures. The actual total was 17.9 inches, ninth-snowiest January in recorded history per the National Weather Service, and the monthly average temperature was 6.2 degrees below normal, making it the 16th-coldest January on record.
Mr. Verszyla said we'd get 32 inches of snow during the entire season. With February and March still to go, we've had 42.3 inches.
WPXI's Stephen Cropper said we'd get 12 inches of snow for the month with "mild spells" before mid-month when Arctic temps would lock in. Not bad on the temperature forecast. Bad on the snow forecast, nearly 50 percent off the mark. Mike Harvey of WTAE came closest on the snow forecast, predicting 15 inches, but said temperatures would average 0.5 degrees below normal. Swing and a miss.
Our forecast: These guys will continue to shamelessly offer long-range forecasts in an effort to hype their ratings. We should assign those forecasts a zero percent chance of credibility. (Photo by Larry Roberts of the Post-Gazette)
Our review of the weathercasters' performance for the month of December can be found here. (Scroll down.) And our first report card, for November, is here.
The right lane on northbound Route 51 will be closed between Stewart Avenue and Ivyglen Street in Overbrook starting tonight and continuing weeknights through Feb. 28. The closure will be in effect from 7 p.m. daily until 6 a.m. the following morning for utility work related to the Route 51-Route 88 intersection project.
Inspection of overhead signs could cause lane closures on the Parkway West/Interstate 376 between Pittsburgh International Airport and Hopewell from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today and Tuesday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. between Exits 13 and 15 in Butler and Lawrence counties.
Rodi Road in Wilkins will have alternating one-way traffic on the ramp over Chalfant Run south of William Penn Highway from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays through Feb. 10. Crews are doing research for a future project.
Banksville Avenue has reopened from McMonagle Avenue to Potomac Avenue. The road was closed Oct. 17 for landslide removal and construction of a wall. More work is planned in the spring.
Work to convert the intersection of Streets Run and Prospect roads in Baldwin Borough to an all-way stop requirement is scheduled Tuesday starting at 10 a.m. An engineering and safety study concluded that traffic from all directions should have to stop.
The Wabash Tunnel will be closed from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. today through Friday for replacement of a ventilation fan.
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Living homeless needs to be experienced, two Norman pastors say
NORMAN — To better understand something, sometimes you have to experience it.
That's why two Norman pastors spent 10 days recently living as homeless people, camping out, eating at shelters, sometimes scrambling for a ride or a place to clean up.
On Oct. 30, Dusty Buff, pastor of Grace Church, and youth minister Philip Nguyen celebrated the anniversary of their small, nondenominational church on the city's east side, ate a communal meal with fellow congregates, then hoisted back packs, layered on clothes and set off for the woods.
"That first night, it just got so cold. We couldn't wait to trek into town the next morning," Nguyen said.
The next two nights, the two slept on the floor of a shelter, but not wanting to take up space regularly used by other homeless people, they returned to camping, often sleeping between houses or behind someone's fence line.
If they wanted to clean up, they soon learned they had to get on a list. Food and Shelter provides daily meals for the homeless and has one shower that is available from 8 a.m. to noon for those who sign up.
"You fall into a routine. You know where you need to be to get what you need. A lot of time and effort goes into just getting where you know you need to go," Buff said.
The two applied for jobs, only to realize if they walked the five miles to the job site and worked for eight hours, they would miss meals that day. Pay for the work wouldn't come in for another two weeks.
"So it's a decision-making thing. Do you take the job? And if you do, how do you eat until you get your first paycheck?" Buff asked.
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They did discover that hunger was not a problem as long as they showed up at the right place at the right time.
"No one in Norman need ever go hungry," Buff said. "There are plenty of resources for that, and people are generous."
Finding a bed in which to sleep was a different story.
"There are eight beds for men at the Salvation Army, and you can only sleep there five times in a month," Nguyen said.
During the winter, Food and Shelter allows people to sleep on the floor, with space for maybe 45 bodies, "and that's pretty tight," Buff said.
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Other homeless people offered the men tips: Grab a nap in a hospital waiting room, but move from waiting room to waiting room to avoid being thrown out for lingering. Look for an abandoned house. Use fence lines or houses as windbreakers.
Besides surmounting difficulties such as finding food and shelter, the homeless face depression and low self-esteem.
"Hope is so hard to come by, saying to yourself, 'I can do better. I should have a home. I deserve a home.' This is the most pressing problem I saw, and where I believe we are failing on a broad scale," Buff said.
Surviving is one thing, but living an abundant life is another, he said.
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Buff and Nguyen set out to build relationships with homeless people.
"I wanted to hear their stories. I wanted to know what kinds of things they faced. What obstacles were in their way," Buff said.
Buff and other members of his church regularly volunteer at Food and Shelter "but I was afraid we were merely applying a Band-aid. I wanted to know what more we could do."
The two weren't out to convert people or enlist membership for their church.
"Our church believes in going to where the people are, not saying you have to come to us," he said.
No single profile fits the homeless person, Buff said. "Some are victims of tragedy. Someone they loved who they depended upon died. Some were victims of fire. Some are mentally ill. Addiction is a problem for others," he said.
Most were not far removed from ordinary circumstances.
"Many people are one crisis or one paycheck away from being in a similar circumstance," he said.
Nguyen and Buff hope to take their experience and turn it into practical help.
"There's no one-stop solution," Buff said. "But what I am really passionate about is putting that hope in them, helping them make that transition into believing they can do better and that they do deserve better."


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Are your parents in wheelchairs? You may be better off building a paved ramp. If this is private property then you will need to conform to ADA Standards, which you will be able to check out at www.ada.gov. Depending on what state you are in you may have to involve an Architect. If this is public property though I would look into the town making it ADA accessible.
With a ramp you need to keep in mind that it will have to have railings on boths sides and 5 foot square landings and maximum slopes. This always eats up a lot of distance, like 200' or more.
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1Stick it out in the argument, because you don't want to look like you can be defeated so easily.
2Walk away from the argument. Move from the arguments and go somewhere else. It's been proven that if you walk away you lose some of the anger.
3Go to sleep. If you are at home, go into your room and lay in bed. Go to sleep, as you will feel more refreshed and the other person would be calmed down.
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Id imagine the supermarkets would stock quite a few, we stayed opposite a walgreens and they had quite alot to choose from. We all like Lays though, dd took quite a liking to pringles while we were there and they were quite handy to keep in our bag for snacks. Cant remember seeing any walkers or anything like that though!
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Certainly have never seen any thing like the UK selection out there. I do like lays bbq and pringles were a good substitute for cheese and onion, salt and vinegar etc.
...but if you're hoping to find walkers roasted hedgehog, or sunday lunch flavour you're probably out of luck ;-)
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- Born: Saturday 15th of January 1983
- Birthplace: Houston, Texas, United States
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- Hair color: Brown
- Height: 5'7" (or 170 cm)
- Weight: 125 lbs (or 57 kg)
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After moving to Los Angeles, California in June 2003, she was pictured in such magazines as Hustler, Club, and High Society.
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Weight: 125 lb (57 kg)
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James Lambert is accused of slapping student with autism; records show prior complaints
PASCO COUNTY, Fla - Personnel files for a bus aide caught on camera appearing to slap a student with autism reveal he has been disciplined by the Pasco County School District four times since 2010.
On August 20, 2010, records show Lambert admitted to pulling on the back of another employee's belt. Actions district leaders called "inappropriate" and in violation of School Board policies related to equity and harassment.
In another incident report dated February 24, 2011, the assistant principal at Northwest Elementary School lodged a complaint against Lambert. The assistant principal stated they boarded the bus Lambert was on on February 15 because Lambert had expressed that one of the students not be permitted to use a therapeutic oral device on the bus. According to the report, Lambert became agitated and expressed concern that the student would poke an eye out or choke on the device or lanyard that holds it.
The assistant principal said she questioned Lambert further, he grabbed a radio from her hand and demonstrated by pointing at his face how an object like an antenna could poke an eye out.
Lambert admitted to taking the radio out of her hands but said he did not intend to grab it, according to the report.
Lambert was advised to review the employee handbook and speak with a bus route specialist.
A report dated September 27, 2012, references concerns regarding Lambert's Shady Hills Elementary School bus route. It is noted that multiple complaints were received by the school's assistant principal pertaining to Lambert failing to stop bullying and addressing bullying in a timely manner.
It is noted that Lambert said he was taking steps to correct student behavior and writing referrals.
Another issue regarding seating charts and taking proper attendance was also addressed. A review of Lambert's daily attendance sheets and seating chart revealed Lambert marked two students as present on the first day of school. However, further investigation revealed the two students were never on the bus.
Lambert was reminded that he was instructed to learn the student's names and verify all the children on the bus.
School district leaders say his actions reflected on his "reliability" as a district employee.
Lambert was advised to complete a student management-training course on how to engage with students on the bus.
On January 8, 2013, Lambert was written up by district officials for inappropriate conduct while addressing students on his Gulf Highlands Elementary School bus route.
According to the complaint, students claimed Lambert used profanities on the bus and told students to "shut up."
Lambert denied using profanities but did admit to telling students, "be quiet, the lights are on so, shut up."
School district leaders advised Lambert they would review his conduct monthly to determine if he should maintain his position.
Lambert's records show he completed a student management-training course and was placed on administrative reassignment for four days in October 2012.
Pasco County School District Communications Director Linda Cobbe said Lambert was not fired for the previous incidents because they did not rise to the level of slapping a student. In addition, Cobbe explained the district believes in progressive discipline and that Lambert complied with all their recommendations.
Cobbe said this latest incident will likely result in termination.
"It's just the most troubling, sickening, disgusting thing I've ever seen," said Cobbe of what the video shows. "He [Lambert] just sits there and he's kind of smiling this creepy smile and he's like, 'You like that?'"
Records of yearly reviews conducted on Lambert show he his work was deemed satisfactory in all categories including "reliability."
The boy's mother, Lori Lamb, told ABC Action News she wants Lambert fired and given jail time.
"Does he just go around beating on kids that can't defend themselves?" asked Lamb. "He [my son] was harnessed in his seat, he was no threat to anybody."
ABC Action News went to Lambert's Holiday home but no one answered. His listed phone number is disconnected.
According to Cobbe, school district leaders have tried reaching Lambert by phone but he has yet to return their calls.
Regardless, many questions still need answering and Lamb is not giving up.
"How dare you touch any child regardless of their special needs," she said.
Cobbe explained that the process of termination will be addressed by school board members later this month.
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Justin Theroux talks about the challenges of writing 'Iron Man 2'
On a recent Saturday, I drove to the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills to sit down with two of the architects of this year's first big summer movie. Justin Theroux, the screenwriter of the film, is also known for his work in front of the camera, and the last time I saw him, he was wearing a ridiculous wizard's costume for his role in the David Gordon Green comedy/fantasy "Your Highness."
"I look a little different now, right?" he laughed. "I was all Lazar-ed up last time."
We chatted about my reaction to the film and the first thing I brought up was the obviously improvisational nature of much of the work in the film. I asked him about building structure and plot when things are that fluid on-set. "It's not hard," he said. "I'm not a novelist."
He explained that he prefers a collaborative atmosphere. "Moviemaking is a socialist endeavor." His background as an actor prepared him for the idea that these things can change dramatically each day. "I like writing. I like that challenge. If someone says, 'Oh, and Mickey wants a bird in this scene,' I want to be able to figure out how to do that."
I asked if it helps on a film like this knowing exactly who he's writing for. After all, when you've got voices like Sam Rockwell and Mickey Rourke and Sam Jackson and Robert Downey Jr, why not make the most of their specific voices. "It helps that I'm an actor and I know what actors hate to say. They can sniff out exposition. If anything, I did a lot of that for these guys, and it's a joy." He talked about knowing Rockwell for 20 years in New York. "I called him up and I was like, 'Dude, you're going to do this role. It's great. You're going to love it.'"
He explained that the thing that is a mixed blessing about Downey is that he has so many different character voices he can use. "Jon's job is to focus all of that heat and my job is to sort of ride the lightning. And with Robert, he can get real bored after he says something one time." He said the real trick on this particular production was learning how to make the process work for everyone. It was really the second half of the shoot when they finally figured it out.
"It would be nuts to limit what really is one of the biggest gifts you have on the film, which is Robert and the amazing things that come out of his mouth." He described his job as being the caretaker for story and theme, no matter what else was going on during the shoot. I asked how it worked with all the Easter Eggs regarding the larger Marvel Universe, and how much latitude they're given to do that. "Well, Nick and Scarlett were a total opportunity." He said it was a given that Nick Fury would show up in this film after the teaser hidden at the end of the first movie. "And once we decided on Black Widow, she gave us this great way in on this story." He said the real trick is laying in opportunities that don't limit someone else. "I can't sit in a room with the writers on 'Thor' or 'Captain America' while we build 20 movies. It's just not feasible." Instead, it's all about seeding the films. "You don't want to screw over the next writer."
I asked how much contact, if any, he has with the team of Marvel advisors that includes Brian Bendis and Joe Quesada. "We send the scripts to them in New York, sure, but Jon [Favreau] and Kevin [Feige] are really the final word. Those guys are great, but they make comic books. We make movies. Their voices are valued." He said more than anything, they serve as the test audience since these films don't go through the conventional testing process by design. "These movies don't go through that process, and they're better for it."
And just like that, our time was done.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- A judge sentenced 20-year-old Jonathan Corey Scuderi on Friday.He was convicted in April of shooting into an occupied dwelling and discharging a firearm within 1,000 feet of a person, but he was acquitted on four counts of attempted murder.
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Piper Chapman doesn't get dolled up too often. She spends an overwhelming majority of her screen time in a far-from-flattering beige jumpsuit. Her face is practically bare of makeup. Her hair is never curled or thrown in a sexy updo.
But Taylor Schilling, who plays Chapman on the hit Netflix series "Orange is the New Black," doesn't have a problem with that. In fact, in an interview for her Allure cover story, she says she finds the whole thing rather "liberating" — primarily because it helps her focus on what she came here to do: act.
"There's freedom in not having to make it about how my jeans fit or what my boobs look like in a top," she said of her unglamorous "OITNB" look. "All I have to do now is play."
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MANCHESTER CITY stars want Mario Balotelli to be axed for the title showdown with Manchester United.
His team-mates are genuinely concerned about the Manchester derby, not because of the damage United can do but the damage Balotelli can do if he repeats the antics we saw at Arsenal.
Balotelli is serving a three-match ban for his red card at Arsenal but will be available again for the United visit on April 30. But Mancini's players reckon Balotelli is a liability and could do something stupid that would hand the title to United.
They fear the controver- sial striker won't be able to handle the pressure of the biggest game of the season and are desperate for him to be left out.
Since Balotelli's ban, the Blues have romped to two straight wins to keep alive their slim title hopes.
A source told Starsport: "He is never going to be a team player.
"His team-mates are genuinely concerned about the Manchester derby, not because of the damage United can do but the damage Balotelli can do if he repeats the antics we saw at Arsenal.
"Everyone has been more comfortable in his absence."
Most of Mancini's squad want Balotelli to be sold in the summer. AC Milan are keen to offer him an escape route back to Italy in a cut-price £12m deal.
Balotelli's Blues future is now hanging in the balance following a string of problems on and off the pitch.
Mancini has run out of patience with the Italian striker and is willing to sell him this summer to the highest bidder.
Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri is a big fan and reckons his return would help the star grow up and fulfil his potential.
But the Serie A giants would want to land Balotelli on the cheap and have told City to forget about recouping more than half of the £24m they shelled out to sign him from Inter Milan in 2010.