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The title above pretty much says it all. Eat 'em if you love 'em because April is all about the cheesy childhood fave. In Los Angeles, they're having the seventh annual Grilled Cheese Invitational. Here? Nothing that I know of. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't celebrate and shove as much gooey grilled cheese goodness down our throats as possible. So, what's your favorite? I'm partial to Cowboy Chow's cowboy grilled cheese with brisket, horseradish cheddar, and grilled onions on Texas toast as well as the always changing grilled cheese du jour at Tillman's Roadhouse (jalapeno focaccia and Gruyere = a lotta love). So, SideDishers, lets hear which one you love best.
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I love grilled cheese, just cheese and bread. Don't trick it up and try to make it fancy. That's the greatness of it, it isn't supposed to be fancy. Give me a plain ol g.c at any diner. YUM.
Nick & Sam's Grill has a yummy grown up grilled cheese that they serve with tomato soup and a salad. It's a great comfort lunch.
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Cowboy Chow brisket/cheese. THE BEST.
The Dallas Fish Market has a great one on the lunch menu made with gruyere, fontina and port salute on killer sourdough…with fries for only $8! I get one ever Friday its so good. See you then.
Heat two cast iron skillets on high for five minutes. While the skillets are burning, shred a block of whatever you have in your fridge. I usually use jack, but gruyere is really great. Spread dijon mustard on one slice of sourdough bread. Crack some black pepper on the dijon and slab a mound of that shredded cheese on the other slice. Stack the dijon side on top of the cheese side and spray olive oil on one side of the sandwich.
Once the five minutes are up, turn the burners off and use the skillets as your heat source. Spray the bottom of the smaller skillet with olive oil. Place the oil side of the sandwich in the larger skillet and place the oiled skillet on top of the sandwich. Wait till the cheese is melted, slice, and serve.
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OK, I'm kinda embarrassed to admit this. But the Formaggio Melt at Macaroni Grill is pretty dang tasty. Right in the middle of all this yummy cheese is a bright bite of fresh basil. Seriously. Try it. Just don't tell anyone I sent you.
TABC has a pretty good one. I also second Nick and Sams Grill.
I'm kinda partial to the plain old grilled cheese at Café Brazil – minus the feta. Thick bread, several kinds of oozy cheese. Just plain good and nothing fancy.
Seriously – how can you not mention Lucky's in OakLawn? Grilled cheese with onions, green chilies, tomato and bacon. It is the best.
is the picture the grilled cheese from tillman's? whatever is in that picture i want. in my belly. soon.
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a GRILLED CHEESE is a sandwich that only contains CHEESE. I can't stand it when people throw the kitchen sink in and try to tell me that the sandwich is a grilled cheese! ridiculous! keep your "fusion" to your self! hide it in your closet where it belongs! classics are classics and shouldn't be degraded by cheap "gourmet" tricks!
http://creth.blogspot.com Creth Davis
that being said my momma makes a killer "GC" with colby cheese sandwiched between two slices of buttered Mrs. Baird's. perfection.
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metaphor? OJ ain't orange juice when you add vodka. so it's only a grilled cheese sandwich when cheese is the only thing bein' sandwiched.
The grilled cheese at Victory Tavern. Made with plain jane whole wheat bread and muenster cheese. A winner every time. Served with a bowl of their tomato roasted chicken soup.
Sorry, Creth. Disagree. It's okay to change up a classic as long as it's inventive and tastes good. The problem with most fusion cuisine is that it's all about the tricks and not about the taste. As long as you respect the original–cheese, butter, bread–and do it justice then I say game on.
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I love that Cowboy Chow GC.
The Fried Pimento Cheese at Chocolate Angel might just qualify, too. And it's dang tasty.
I didn't think the GC sandwich at Nick & Sam's Grill was anything special.
No love for HP Pharmacy??? I'm sad no one has jumped up and given them any credit. For the traditionalists out there it is the best in town. Throw some pickles and mayo on there and it's perfect. The pharmacy is just a grilled cheese institution.
Hands down..Tillman's. Yum-o.


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6 groove is cheaper for the manufacturer to build. 4 groove tends to lower pressure.
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Mkirby says:
Ok well i'm going to hack Lilly down to a local show on sunday, hopefully she will be ok with the atmosphere. Well i'm pretty sure she will be fine, it's just me i am worried about! i'm worried i will make a fool out of myself in the classes i'm doing with her! I have never done a show before and am a bit confused of what to do in the classes! they are both ridden classes: Novice showing for the novice horse & Riding horse. What do i do for my individual show and all that type stuff?... I keep thinking "oh what if she plays up" or "what if i make a fool out of myself or i do something wrong?" I know you are meant to be confident and I always am around Lilly because i don't want to show her i'm nervous...help?
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Well first of all, it doesn't really help that you are hacking down to the show because there is a chance she could get tired out. Nerves are the things you will need, at my first dressage test I was so terrified but I just smiled and the horse and audience didn't even notice I was scared! Maybe to get her to not be so wowed when she first goes to the show, hack down to venue sometime in the week of the show so she doesn't panic too much. If you look at the advice tab at the top, click on rider's advice and scroll down to the bottom to see an article title called Guide To Competition Success, that will help you a lot and it has reliable and helpful information for first timers to showing. Don't worry too much on the turnout for your first competition, just make sure you are both neat, tidy, and you ride the test well. That's what the judges will look out for, and try a smile or two- that always boosts the judges impressions. To not show Lilly you are nervous, try and ride the same as always and take a few yoga breaths and think about it. If you and Lilly withdraw at last minute then you will regret it for the rest of your life! I know this from past experiences. Once I was so scared at this jumping show I dropped out, and I felt so ashamed afterwards and wanted to do the show so badly afterwards. Wow, I've blabbed on a bit. Sorry if this is too long.
Hope this helps! :D
Below is the link to the competition success article I was telling you about
thanks :) I did ask to use a trailer but the guy who owns it kinda doesn't want to make two trips as he is already taking some other people :( I think we will be ok hacking down there as we once walked 6 miles because we got lost and she wasn't even tired! haha anyway she is a fit beastie so she should be ok especially if i give her a rest when i get there and some water and a haynet!
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Stormbeauty says:
Hope it goes well i am doing my first show in september i will be nervous wreck too lol.
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When i was a teenager, we didn't have any transport and we always used to hack our ponies to the show, which was about an hour away! Just meant bit of planning to get there in time...and someone in a cat to be support - to bring your gear, brushes rugs (incase of rain!) and water etc.
We always had a lovely time!
You don't need to be nervous either!! Local shows are small and friendly! The whole idea of local riding clubs is to be inclusive and to encourage normal horse owners (i.e non professional) to get out and about and enjoying their horses and ponies! Plus, more professional riders use RC shows in order to give young or inexperienced horses their first taste of the showring...which means that the horses there aren't all going to be perfectly behaved!! lol
You will have a lovely time...regarding your local show, keep it simple. I walk away from the judge, turn and trot back past them, do a figure of eight in trot to change the rein and then pick up canter on one rein...do a half circle, trotting across the diagonal and then picking up canter on the other rein. Again, another half circle before coming back to trot and turning in down an imaginary cenre line, coming to walk then halt. and bow to the judge by putting reins into left hand and putting right arm down to my side - plus a big smile to the judge and a quick 'thank you'!
Don't worry to much about how your horse will behave. Give yourself plenty of time before your class in order to walk your horse around and let her get used to the atmosphere. But please get off her to walk around! my biggest bugbear at shows is people using their poor horse as a day-long armchair!! Plus, as you are doing Novice Ridden Showing, the judge will not be looking for perfection - just nice manners and to see you enjoying yourself!
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Relax, it'll be fine! By all means, hack there, it will help to settle her. You will go in the ring and ride . round in an anti-clockwise direction for a few minutes. The judge will have her first look at you. Then either she or the steward will ask you to line up along one side of the ring. Then you'll be called out by the judge one by one. Listen carefully to what the judge says. She'll probably ask you how old your horse is, a bit of chit-chat to relax you! Then she might say, "Walk away from me, turn and trot towards me, then do your show." Try to make sure you're not first in the line-up so you can watch what other people do. All the judge wants to see is a bit of walk, trot and canter on both reins. This isn't dressage, it doesn't have to go on for ages, but on the other hand, I wouldn't be too quick, you've got just as much right to the judge's attention as all the other competitors. When you've finished, face the judge and salute her. Don't include a rein-back in your 'show' unless your horse is very good at it. Then ride in walk back to the line-up until everyone is finished. The judge will probably make you all walk around again while she makes her final selection. Keep your eyes on her at all times, as she may call you in but if you aren't looking she may well pick someone else (yes, it happens!) It is okay to smile, but there's no reason why you shouldn't just concentrate on riding your horse, completing the show, then giving a nice smile at the end when you salute the judge.
AND there's nothing wrong with going, feeling too nervous to do it, and coming home, loads of people do that and just go the first time to let their horse get used to the atmosphere. There are plenty more shows during the year. But hopefully you'll like the look of it, and go and have some fun. Let us know how you get on.
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sarah used to position herself midway on the line up. before your individual show you will walk, trot and possibly canter round the ring, line up , do your individual and after everyone else has done theirs , walk , trot round the ring again. whilst the judge(s) are making up there minds. if you find when going round the ring you are a bit close to horse in front , do a small circle and join in again to give yourself a bit of space. best of luck for sunday, just enjoy yourself and use it for experience for your both. if you get placed it will be a big bonus. ensure you have plenty of time to arrive and rest her up a bit before the time of your show. I always carried one of those shoe cleaner sponges and wiped the bridle, sides of the saddle and sarah's boots just to smarten up a bit.
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Both of your classes are nice and simple to do, but the more you get into it, the more complicated it gets!
However, you'll be fine! The very correct tack and turnout for Riding Horse classes is is navy hat with a leather chinstrap, navy jacket, coloured tie or stock that matches your horse's browband, white shirt, cream/beige/fawn jodhpurs, long black boots, brown gloves and a showing cane. Your horse should be pristine, with the aforementioned coloured velvet browband, brown tack, an odd number of plaits down his neck, even including the forelock, all whiskers, ears and fetlocks trimmed, no boots/bandages, a pulled tail and some quartermarks.
However, as this is a local show, just try and get as close to the above as possible, without breaking the bank. There's no need to buy new tack for a riding club show!
In your class you will walk around the arena in open order, the judge will look at each horse and judge its manners. Then the steward will ask for trot, and you will all trot around. Here is where people begin to try to cut you up in front of the judge! If they do this, simply circle back around and trot in front of the judge when there's a free space. I've also found riding slightly off the track helps, as they don't want to crash into the steward! Then they will ask for canter, and perhaps a gallop (which in riding horse classes is a slight extension of canter, more like your jumping canter) Then the judge will pull you in in his desired order. Then depending on the judging, you will either do an individual show, or the judge will ride your horse. Make your individual show short and snappy, a walk, trot and canter on each rein on a figure of eight usually works fine, with a bit of a gallop if you want to, but that's mainly a hunter horse thing. Then you may have to do a strip (your horse, not you!). For this take off your horse's saddle, and lead him up to the judge, stand him up for the judge to look at his conformation, then walk away, trot back in a straight line (aim at the judge, they will get out of the way!), then trot back to your space in the lineup, put on your saddle again and get mounted up for your first place prize and lap of honour ;)
Best of luck!
The man with the trailer did take us to the show which saved a lot of time and energy, Lilly was so well behaved she was amazing we didn't place in the novice horse class but we got 6th place in the riding horse class! It was very strong class with lovely horses competing in it so I am very proud of Lilly
It was an amazing day!
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Well done you both look amazing! It was awesome how the guy with the trailer took you down it will have saved some of Lily's energy! Congragulations and look forward to your next comp because they are amazing and great fun
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Here are also Serena Williams bikini pics. Williams recently said of her Australian Open matches:
"It must be something in the water here. Whenever I get down (in a match) I always come back. I just love playing here."
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The Herald Sun described Williams' matches as the following:
"Yet last night on Rod Laver Arena two of the tennis fraternity's most compulsive characters slugged it out in a match that first rivalled, then eclipsed anything that could have been anticipated. Momentum swings. Line-call controversy. An extraordinary Williams meltdown that saw her 15 consecutive points, surely a record for the world No.1."
Current WTA RANKINGS
1. Serena Williams, United States, 8,645 points.
2. Dinara Safina, Russia, 6,480.
3. Svetlana Kuznetsova, Russia, 5,930.
4. Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark, 5,925.
5. Venus Williams, United States, 5,626.
6. Victoria Azarenka, Belarus, 5,300.
7. Elena Dementieva, Russia, 4,855.
8. Agnieszka Radwanska, Poland, 3,880.
9. Jelena Jankovic, Serbia, 3,770.
10. Li Na, China, 3,466.
11. Samantha Stosur, Australia, 3,165.
12. Flavia Pennetta, Italy, 3,160.
13. Maria Sharapova, Russia, 3,105.
14. Vera Zvonareva, Russia, 2,965.
15. Yanina Wickmayer, Belgium, 2,940.
16. Marion Bartoli, France, 2,790.
17. Kim Clijsters, Belgium, 2,780.
18. Francesca Schiavone, Italy, 2,730.
19. Nadia Petrova, Russia, 2,440.
20. Shahar Peer, Israel, 2,350.


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This past Friday marked the first official day of summer and I was able to keep cool all weekend long thanks to MIKE'S HARD LEMONADE!
Mike's Hard Lemonade has added an icy chill to its most loved flavors with the new Mike's Hard Lemonade – FROZEN. All four popular flavors – Mike's Hard Lemonade – FROZEN, Mike's Hard Black Cherry Lemonade – FROZEN, Mike's Hard Classic Margarita – FROZEN and Mike's Hard Strawberry Lemonade – FROZEN – are available now and sold in single 10oz. pouches. Unlike other pouch products, Mike's FROZEN pouches are non-sticky, thanks to special production technology. Additionally, Mike's FROZEN pouches have the smoothest ice crystals for an almost sorbet-like experience.
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Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days
Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days is an independent documentary film that chronicles six Americans with diabetes who switch to a diet consisting entirely of vegan, organic, uncooked food in order to reverse disease without pharmaceutical medication. The six are challenged to give up meat, dairy, sugar, alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, soda, junk food, fast food, processed food, packaged food, and even cooked food for 30 days. The film follows each participant's remarkable journey and captures the medical, physical, and emotional transformations brought on by this radical diet and lifestyle change. We witness moments of struggle, support, and hope as what is revealed, with startling clarity, is that diet can reverse disease and change lives.
The film highlights each of the six before they begin the program and we first meet them in their home environment with their families. Each participant speaks candidly about their struggle to manage their diabetes and how it has affected every aspect of their life, from work to home to their relationships.
After arriving at The Tree of Life in Arizona, the group receives entry exams and medical tests, and is placed under the care of Dr. Gabriel Cousens. Dr. Cousens is a well known holistic medical doctor, as well as an authority on alternative healing and raw living food nutritional therapies. Medical discussions and group support meetings were held daily and medical checks conducted twice a day. The participants are encouraged to exercise, practice yoga and meditation, and are taught about food selection and preparation.
Reactions varied to this regime. All experienced a variety of emotions about the new diet and new lifestyle that they were immersed in. Some adapted to the changes more easily, others expressed feelings of deprivation and frustration with the shift from their familiar diet and environment. After a short time following the protocol, their blood sugar levels began dropping without medication and they were delighted as their bodies felt better and their minds experienced a deeper clarity. They began to believe that it was possible to reverse their disease with diet and the transformation from feeling powerless about their diabetes, to feeling empowered and healthy, emerges as they witness dramatic changes within themselves.
Simply Raw reveals, with startling clarity, that diet can reverse diabetes* and change the quality of people's lives. The film captures the human drama and struggle of these courageous individuals making a quantum leap of faith from a traditional junk food diet to a raw vegan diet and it shows revealing moments of nurturing, compassion, and human spirit. It is a film about a life changing journey on a simply raw diet and how nature is the original medicine.
Additional wisdom is provided by Morgan Spurlock, Woody Harrelson, Anthony Robbins, Rev. Michael Beckwith, David Wolfe and Doctors Fred Bisci, Joel Fuhrman, Gary Null, and Gabriel Cousens. More...
Meet the Cast
Austin is a construction worker from Grand Rapids, Michigan. He has Type I (genetically inherited) diabetes.
Bill is a retired chiropractor from Long Beach, California. He has Type II (adult-onset) diabetes.
Henry is a casino worker from Reno, Nevada, and a direct descendant of the hereditary chiefs of the Pima tribe. He has Type II (adult-onset) diabetes.
Kirt is a graduate student from Baltimore, Maryland, and co-owner of a janitorial company. He was diagnosed with Type II (adult-onset) diabetes, but has recently been re-diagnosed with Type I (genetically inherited) diabetes.
Michelle is a receptionist and full-time mom from New York City, New York. She has Type II (adult-onset) diabetes.
Pam is a postal worker from Sarasota, Florida. She has Type II (adult-onset) diabetes.
*Medical Disclaimer: If you are on diabetes medication, insulin, or oral hypoglycemics, please do not attempt to come off medication without medical supervision, for the approach in this film or any other approach. If you are not on any diabetic medication, oral hypoglycemics, or insulin, then we invite you to safely explore this option on your own.
The program featured in the film at the Tree of Life Rejuvination Center is most effective with diabetes type 2 but is also very effective at increasing quality of life and reducing insulin levels for diabetes type 1. The 21 day cycle at the core of this program is also a powerful modality for hyperglycemia and pre-diabetes as well as improving quality of life for those in need of rejuvenation and healing.


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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have gone to such great lengths to keep their new, up-tempo offense under wraps that they held a portion of practice Wednesday in a parking lot behind a tarp-covered fence, The Tampa Tribune reported.
However, new offensive coordinator Jeff Tedford might miss the team's opener against the Carolina Panthers as he continues to recover from an undisclosed medical procedure.
The Bucs have put focus on winning home games. "You've got to win the home games and have a home-field advantage," quarterback Josh McCown said via ESPN.com.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has been hit more than twice as often as any other signal caller in the NFL, according to ESPN.com. Newton expressed little concern for the amount of contact he has endured, even though he did not practice with two broken ribs Wednesday but is still expected to start Sunday at Tampa Bay.
"I'm optimistic," coach Ron Rivera said via the Charlotte Observer. "I expect him to be there, and we'll see how it unfolds. We've got to look at this as we go through day by day."
Newton was the only Panthers player listed on the injury report released Wednesday.
Having all his receivers healthy and on the field will allow the Atlanta Falcons' Matt Ryan to set the tempo, the quarterback said via ESPN.com. "Having those guys back on the field is big for us," he said.


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A 13-year old Ugandan girl fights for children's rightsListen /
• Hakima is a 13-year old Ugandan girl and a volunteer of the child rights organization Plan International. She is leading child rights initiatives in her school and her community. Hakima attended this year's session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women which is focusing on ending violence against women and girls.
African Union troops provide medical service in Somalia
• Troops serving with the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) are providing health services to Somali civilians. Medics of the Burundian contingent operate an outpatient clinic for the Somali National Army. Displaced Somalis and their children now depend on the medics for health care.
Combined vaccine used to prevent measles and rubella in Rwanda
• As part of its ongoing efforts to prevent measles and rubella, Rwanda started a dual vaccine campaign against the diseases on Tuesday. This is the first time that the combined Measles-Rubella vaccine is being used in a developing country. The campaign aims to vaccinate almost 5 million children between 9 and 15 years of age with the combined MR vaccine.
Producer/Presenter: Derrick Mbatha
Editor: Donn Bobb
Production Assistant: Sandra Guy
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NHL Game Night: 2-12-13 Canadiens at LightningSubmitted by pete on February 12, 2013 - 22:59
It's a loss, but it feels like a win.
Anders Lindback allowed 3 goals on 34 shots before allowing 1 of 2 shooters to convert in the penalty shot session for the shootout loss. He was magnificent in overtime, helping the team kill off a 4-on-3 PP. Absolutely magnificent. Here's the upshot with Anders: he still doesn't graduate from prospect status on this site until his next NHL decision. Tonight was just the second shootout in his NHL career. He's got a lot of time to gain experience and get better.
First Period
19:17 MTL Gionta (3), (Plekanec, Subban)(PP)
Second Period
8:21 MTL Subban (3), (Eller)
18:54 MTL Moen (1), (Eller, Armstrong)
Third Period
14:04 TB Hedman (3), (Pyatt, Pouliot)
18:17 TB Hedman (4), (Purcell, Salo)
19:16 TB Salo (1), (Lecavalier, St. Louis)(PP)
MTL- Desharnais
Victor Hedman and Anders Lindback were the game's first and second stars.
As any reader of this blog should know by now, being down by 3 goals in the third period is supposed to be a death sentence in professional hockey. Unofficially, I'll bet 98% of the time you don't come back from it. That's why cutting leads to 2 goals to give yourself a chance heading into the third period is so important. So, when a team beats the long odds to overcome a 3 goal deficit to steal a point like the Lightning did tonight, it's a big deal for that team's confidence and swagger. And the way the Lightning got the game tied tonight is they made their own luck and got a couple of bounces on their last 2 goals. I expect the team to really break out of their slump in the next game feeding off their performance in the third period tonight. This was a shootout loss that feels like a win, for sure.
Alex Killorn was +1 with 2 penalty minutes and 1 shot on goal in 10:53.
Richard Panik was -1 with 1 hit and 1 blocked shot in 9:58 in his NHL debut. As with Killorn's debut in the last game, we're proud papas on the site to see Panik make it to the show.
Cory Conacher was -1 with 2 hits in 14:15.
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NHL Game Night: 2-10-13 Lightning at RangersSubmitted by pete on February 10, 2013 - 22:22
Suddenly, the entire organization is circling the drain.
Mathiru Garon allowed 3 goals on 19 shots for the loss before being pulled for Anders Lindback who allowed 2 on 13 the rest of the way. Garon's played like hot garbage the past few starts he's had, and the third goal he allowed was horribly soft.
First Period
00:31 NYR Hagelin (2), (Nash, Girardi)
15:13 NYR Callahan (3), (unassisted)
Second Period
09:58 NYR Hagelin (3), (Staal)
14:42 TB Lecavalier (5), (Hedman, Killorn)
Third Period
12:22 NYR Asham (1), (McDonagh)
19:51 NYR Nash (3), (Hagelin, Girardi)
It's an embarassing, frustrating time to be a fan of the Lightning organization, as both Tampa Bay and Syracuse got shelled tonight and had to pull their goaltenders mid stream en route to being thumped. The symptoms are similar. Stupid turnovers. Uneven effort. Goaltending that can't seem to make big stops when they're needed to erase mistakes. It's hard not to feel disgusted right now.
Alex Killorn had 1 assist and 2 penalty minutes in his NHL debut. He also had 2 shots on goal in 13:17 of ice time, earning a promotion to the Lecavalier line. It was a pretty good debut after some early shifts where he looked a little wide eyed about the pace of the game. I just wish the result for the team had been better for his first game.
Pierre-Cedric Labrie had 1 hit in 6:45. I'm not seeing a lot of positives in his shifts. He's second to a lot of pucks, and not really landing any hits in the process.
Cory Conacher was -1 with 3 shots and 1 hit in 20:03. The fact the Lightning have to play a rookie, even one as good as Conacher, 20+ minutes to try to spark offense is an awfully bad omen.
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NHL Game Night: 2-7-13 Lightning at DevilsSubmitted by pete on February 7, 2013 - 22:23
It was a bad call.
Anders Lindback allowed 4 goals on 27 shots for the loss. He was victimized statistically by the two 5-on-3's at the end of the game. Lindback is now two decisions away from graduating from prospect status on the site.
First Period
Second Period
03:28 NJD Henrique (3), (Volchenkov, Elias)
13:19 TB Thompson (2), (St. Louis)
Third Period
15:02 NJD Greene (2), (Clarkson, Elias)(PP)
15:16 NJD Elias (3), (Kovalchuk, Greene)(PP)
17:45 TB Carle (2), (St. Louis, Stamkos)
It's very frustrating to have a very tight game essentially yanked out from under you the way the game tonight was by the referees. The high sticking call late in the game on Adam Hall was flat out wrong on two levels. First, Hall was in the process of trying to shoot the puck away on the PK, and last I checked the follow through when shooting a puck is specifically legislated not to be a high-sticking infraction. Second, and just as importantly, Zajac tripped Hall on the play, causing Hall to spin and fall to the ice as he was making the clearing attempt, with the stick primarily hitting Zajac's visor. Guy Boucher was absolutely right. It was a bad call. Unfortunately expressing that nugget of truth to the refs came with the price tag of the unsportsmanlike minor that made things go from bad to worse.
So the Lightning now meet adversity in the form of a 3-game losing streak smack in the middle of a tough road trip. This is where you'd hope Lindback or Garon could step up and be a streak stopper.
Cory Conacher was -1 with 1 shot in 15:10.
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NHL Game Night: 2-5-13 Lightning at FlyersSubmitted by pete on February 5, 2013 - 22:26
Still trying to figure out how to win a close, tight checking game.
Anders Lindback allowed 2 goals on 24 shots for the loss.
First Period
Second Period
04:25 PHI Sestito (1), (Voracek, Schenn)
Third Period
09:30 TB Pouliot (3), (Purcell, Pyatt)
11:11 PHI Sestito (2), (Talbot, Fedotenko)
The Lightning have their first losing streak of the season now as they attempt to break the code on how to win a close, tight checking game. My 2 cents: the power play has to be better in games like this.
Cory Conacher had 4 shots and 1 hit in 16:35.
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Prospect of the Week: February 5, 2013Submitted by chad on February 5, 2013 - 19:20
We continue our Prospect of the Week award, an honor (virtually) given to one Tampa Bay Lightning prospect for their recent contributions on and off the ice.
The Prospect of the Week for February 5 is … Cory Conacher, W, Tampa Bay (NHL – USA)
The Cory Conacher Show made its debut on opening night for the Lightning this season as the rookie posted a goal and an assist in his debut. He was named our Prospect of the Week for that performance.
Now, after eight games, the show is still a hit and he's our Prospect of the Week again.
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NHL Game Night: 2-2-13 Rangers at LightningSubmitted by pete on February 2, 2013 - 21:53
In a close game, quality goaltending matters.
Mathieu Garon allowed 3 goals on 30 shots tonight. He looked rusty and struggled, in my opinion. Rebounds were being kicked all over the place, he had trouble following the puck, and the last two Ranger goals were not his best efforts. Even the first goal was off a favorable rebound left on the doorstep.
First Period
Second Period
04:22 TB Stamkos (6), (Carle, St. Louis)(PP)
09:50 NYR Stepan (1), (Pyatt, Haggelin)
Third Period
03:04 NYR Nash (2), (Richards, Staal)
14:47 NYR Haggelin (1), (Pyatt)
19:39 TB Stamkos (7), (Carle, Malone)
Steven Stamkos was the game's third star.
Would the outcome have been different with Lindback in net? Perhaps. Would the outcome have been different if the Lightning were not in a back-to-back against a fresher Rangers team? I think so. Either way, this was an early stress test of the Lightning's ability to handle a more tight checking style, and while they didn't outright fail it, there are some questions left open.
Cory Conacher was -1 with 2 shots and 1 hit in 16:17.
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NHL Game Night: 2-1-13 Jets at LightningSubmitted by pete on February 1, 2013 - 22:50
Lambs meet slaughter.
Anders Lindback allowed 3 goals on 29 shots as the Lightning defense got too loose and allowed three cheapies in garbage time.
First Period
07:57 TB Conacher (4), (Carle, Pouliot)(PP)
14:11 TB Stamkos (5), (Purcell, Lindback)(PP)
16:55 TB Lecavalier (4), (St. Louis, Stamkos)(PP)
Second Period
00:26 TB Conacher (5), (Brewer, Lecavalier)
04:43 TB Thompson (1), (Crombeen, Brewer)
05:43 TB Purcell (2), (Stamkos)
Third Period
05:34 WPG Enstrom (2), (Postma, Ladd)
06:35 WPG Postma (1), (Enstrom, Little)(PP)
08:46 TB Malone (4), (Lecavalier, Conacher)
09:49 WPG Ladd (3), (Postma, Enstrom)(PP)
18:35 TB Pouliot (2), (Pyatt, Hedman)
Cory Conacher (pictured), Steven Stamkos, and Eric Brewer were the game's three stars.
Going in, the game was pretty simple to call. The Jets PK was in the low-60% range and the Lightning are over 30% with the man advantage. If Winnipeg got in the box, it would be a bloodbath, especially with Byfuglien out, and that's exactly what happened. Good job by the Lightning not to play down to the opposition.
Cory Conacher had 2 goals, 1 assist, and was +3 with 2 shots in 13:53. Standard Conacher line so far this year.
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Day-After Digest: Game 6 (Lightning 5, Panthers 2)Submitted by mike on January 30, 2013 - 00:06
Part game recap, analysis and scouting report, the Day-After Digest appears after every Lightning game.
The Rundown
By defeating the Panthers, the Lightning extended their divisional lead to three points as Winnipeg fell in regulation to Montreal. After taking a 2-1 lead into the first period, Tampa Bay put together its best middle frame of the season, outscoring Florida 2-0 in the process, before closing out the visiting state rivals. The Panthers were visibly frustrated for much of the final twenty minutes of action and took three misconduct penalties, including a ten minute infraction on Tomas Kopecky.
Steven Stamkos opened the scoring with a power play marker shortly after the first period midpoint and Cory Conacher followed with a tally of the highlight reel variety. Tom Pyatt, Dana Tyrell and Vincent Lecavalier also scored for the Lightning. Lecavalier finished a beautiful passing sequence set up initially by Victor Hedman, who carried the puck into the Panthers end, banked a pass off the end boards to Cory Conacher who sent a drop-pass to a trailer, Benoit Pouliot, who wasted no time firing a cross-ice feed through a soft spot in Florida's defensive coverage to the opposite hash and directly into the Lightning captain's wheelhouse.
Despite the lopsided result and with the Lightning much more sound and consistent defensively, the Lightning were still far from flawless. The Panthers managed several breakaways, one of which they scored on, and other quality scoring chances as a result of no-look passes, poor reads and, in one instance, an Anders Lindback turnover after stopping a dump-in, holding the puck too long and attempting a last-second clear. The puck sailed right into hard-charging Peter Mueller, leaving Lindback vulnerable behind his own net and caused him to scramble back into position. The miscue ended costing Tampa Bay its early lead just fifteen seconds after earning it at the other end of the ice as Mueller was able to jam in his own rebound after trying to bank the puck in the net off of Lindback.
In his postgame remarks, Boucher wouldn't admit to being concerned about Lindback's tendency so far this season to allow a weak goal or two, stressing instead the need to "have patience" with the goalies, especially a young netminder like Lindback who is still developing.
"He's got to feel he's allowed to make mistakes," Boucher added. "We have his back because he has the players' backs very often."
Bailing out the skaters in front of him Lindback did do, delivering some key saves in the match, including a stop on a shorthanded breakaway attempt by Scottie Upshall early in the first period. On the play, Upshall went to his backhand and, with the entire bottom portion of the net taken away by a tremendously extended left leg, tried unsuccessfully to lift the puck over the Lindback's glove.
One of the other promising developments to date this season has been the return of scoring depth as it is not only the top lines but also the bottom lines that are producing. Through six games, the Lightning have nine forwards who have found the net.
Last night it was speedy wingers Tyrell and Pyatt chipping in and, while they were on the ice together, looking like a dynamic duo as they worked feverishly and threw their bodies around at both ends while leading rapid, north-south counter-rushes and continually driving the net.
Benoit Pouliot, too, was also a force as he matched a physical presence that led to several punishing checks with consistent back-checking and efficient (and sometimes flashy) puck movement be it by skating or passing it. Even accounting for an egregious turnover at mid-ice while on a power play that resulted in a shorthanded goal against, Pouliot had what was, so far, probably easily his best showing as a Bolt.
"That third line gets on and they're very difficult to stop because of their speed," Boucher said in praise of the unit. "They play deep, 200-feet hockey. They tire the other team out."
The lineup remained the same from the Flyers game on Sunday with Marc-Andre Bergeron, P.C. Labrie and Brendan Mikkelson.
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NHL Game Night: 1-29-13 Panthers at LightningSubmitted by pete on January 29, 2013 - 22:49
Sinking rivals thrown anchor...
Anders Lindback stopped 26 of 28 for the victory. He had a bone headed puck handling gaffe that cost him the first goal he allowed. If he can clear up some of the mistakes, his numbers are going to start looking quite nice.
First Period
11:09 TB Stamkos (4), (St. Louis, Lecavalier)(PP)
11:24 FLA Mueller (2), (unassisted)
12:49 TB Conacher (3), (Hedman)
Second Period
03:18 TB Pyatt (3), (Tyrell)
15:39 TB Tyrell (1), (Pyatt, Pouliot)
Third Period
14:13 TB Lecavalier (3), (Pouliot, Conacher)(PP)
14:31 FLA Fleischmann (2), (unassisted)(SH)
Cory Conacher (pictured), Tom Pyatt, and Bolt Prospects Alumni Dana Tyrell were the game's three stars.
With the Panthers already off to a 1-4 start, this was an opportunity for the Lightning to really put their rivals behind the 8-ball in a 48 game shortened season and they capitalized on it big time. Killer instinct. You also have to like how the shots against and goals against are creeping to acceptable levels.
Keith Aulie was +1 with 3 hits in 12:24. Tonight was Aulie's 82nd NHL game, graduating him from prospect status on the website. Aulie becomes a Bolt Prospects Alumni joining the likes of the afore mentioned Tyrell.
Conacher had 1 goal and 1 assist and was +1 with 2 penalty minutes and 3 shots in 13:05. Standard Honey Badger stat line. He was also hosed on a holding call chasing a loose puck that would have resulted in a breakaway goal.
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Day-After Digest: Game 5 (Lightning 5, Flyers 1)Submitted by mike on January 28, 2013 - 00:24
Part game recap, analysis and scouting report, the Day-After Digest appears after every Lightning game.
The Rundown
The Lightning got off to a rocky start falling behind at the tail end of the game's opening shift but after seeing Vincent Lecavalier drop his mitts and go toe-to-toe with Flyers defenseman Luke Schenn and surviving four-minutes down a man after B.J. Crombeen was charged with three minors on the same shift and only drew a single penalty, Tampa Bay took control, seizing a 3-1 lead heading into the second period. The Flyers regrouped in the middle frame, earning two additional power plays and peppering Lindback with eleven shots while mostly holding the Lightning offense in check, but were unable to convert any chances. Tampa Bay scored early in and nearly midway through the third period to put the game out of reach and leave the visiting bench and their supporters in the crowd stunned.
"After the emotion came down, our players stayed focused for the rest of the game," Boucher said.
The Lightning got plenty of production out of their key forwards as Vinny Lecavalier, Teddy Purcell and Steven Stamkos all scored and Marty St. Louis racked up four assists. Purcell tied the game late in the first period when he skated into a feed from Stamkos, who, trying to find Purcell, took a quick pass in tight space from St. Louis in the slot, wheeled around and sent the puck into open space towards the right hash. Lecavalier cranked a vintage one-timer from the left circle high that beat Leighton high to extend the Lightning's lead to 3-1. Eric Brewer and Victor Hedman, who's been much more decisive about and aggressive in heading up ice to lead or join rushes than he has been in seasons past, also scored for Tampa Bay. Boucher touched on this progression in Hedman's play, crediting the presence of Carle and Salo as relieving some of the pressure on both the young defender and the vet Brewer, suggesting that they particularly allow Hedman some "freedom" before clarifying that when Hedman is making reads, he's now "not as scared to see the opening and take advantage of it."
"We're a very, very different team. We're big now, we're tough and we're committed to defense," Boucher said before elaborating, "You add that to our offense and it certainly makes for something positive right now."
Aside from allowing a bad angle goal when Sean Couturier sent a "shot" from the boards near the goalline to his right than snuck in between his skate and the post just 0:59 in, Anders Lindback managed to keep his composure and was otherwise superb tonight. He stopped the remaining twenty-four shots he faced, including high-quality scoring chances that came from a few odd-man rushes and several attempts from prime real estate. In particular, it was a sprawling left pad save on Matt Read nearly midway through the first with the Flyers still on the power play that seemed to turn momentum in the Lightning's favor.
"At some point he just shuts the door," Boucher said in praise of the young Swede, adding, "That's the mark of good goaltenders. He battles, he's got talent, has an amazing attitude and never gets nervous. That's a good mix."
With Boucher opting to skate twelve forwards and six defensemen, Dana Tyrell was back in the lineup at the expense of Marc-Andre Bergeron. Brendan Mikkelson and P.C. Labrie were the other scratches. Despite not playing since last Monday's away tilt against the Islanders, Labrie was in high spirits and eager to share how excited he is to be a part of the big club and eagerly awaits his next opportunity. He made sure to mention how refreshed he feels after playing nearly half of a season with Syracuse, adding that the short training camp helped him re-focus and boosted his confidence since he wasn't able to display what is such a big part of his game: hitting and fighting. He also touched on how being called up and sticking with the Lightning has provided the opportunity to learn from B.J. Crombeen, whom the young forward says he watches intently during games to soak in and learn as much as he can from the veteran grinder.
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Premier League clubs spent £500m over summer transfers
Premier League clubs spent almost 500 million pounds, just short of their record 'spending spree', for strengthening their squads during the summer transfer window, according to a survey.
Financial analyst Deloitte's claimed that the total outlay was around 490 million pounds, some 10 million pounds less than the record 500 million pound summer spend of 2008 but slightly up from the 485 million pounds shelled out last year.
The biggest moves this summer included Chelsea's capture of Belgian international Eden Hazard for 32 million pounds, and Robin van Persie's 24 million pound switch from Arsenal to Manchester United.
"While the total spending this summer is still high, it should be considered in the context of increases of over 70% in the Premier League domestic broadcast deals announced earlier this year," Sky News quoted Alan Switzer, director of Deloitte's Sports Business Group, as saying.
"Once overseas broadcast deals are factored in, the average Premier League club looks set to benefit from at least an additional 25m pounds of revenue per year from next season," he added.
Deloitte's said Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal made up 55% of the total summer spend as the fight for the top four intensifies.
The survey showed that a total of 300 million pounds was spent on players from overseas clubs, which was a 50% increase from 2011.
Manchester City was seen as the biggest spenders at an estimated 37 million pounds, as it signed Spain midfielder Javi Garcia from Benfica for 16 million minutes before the transfer window closed. (ANI)


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It is often shared that dawn (the center point) marks the awakening to all new understandings, and this requires the partnerships of night and day. Within nature's processes is the action of "letting go," in support of the cyclical patterns necessary to sustain the universal force of life that opens into the new beginning.
The ancient yogis taught that each person replicates the world and only the heart can know Truth. The salutations (greetings) are filled with songs of the heart to lovingly guide humanity, with openings that granted an alignment with the natural order of things. As evidenced in the following poem, the Divine within honors the Divine in all, as the Sun appears at the start of each important fresh day:
Sanskrit Salutation to the Dawn (- Kalidasa)
"Listen to the salutation to the dawn,
Look to this day for it is life, the very life of life,
In its brief course lie all the verities and realities of our existence.
The bliss of growth, the splendor of beauty,
For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision,
But today well spent makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.
Look well therefore to this day.
Such is the salutation to the dawn."
Oblique in sacred and foundational-type of wisdom is the way to integrate the four selves: Physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. It requires the traveler of the spiritual way to apply the same law, as in nature: The old passes away to bring about transformation into a new energy/form. In practice, this drive for completion is the stimulus in the direction of wholeness. It does require masterful artistry and being profound in one's quest to pierce the fog of duality.
Opportunity for Introspection. In The Book of Rune Secrets a story is told that keeps touch with humanity's roots; the values and wisdom of the ancestors. Study of the runes is fascinating, as it brings clarity, depth, power and wisdom into the present moment. Each rune calls to a principle, law, force or an energy in the universe. The meaning of the rune becomes a study of high Self. Movement is created in the direction of the type of internal knowledge that shapes destiny:
"Only when we know our solitude to be different from our loneliness can we be whole enough to honor another's place." (-Inguz Rune)
What is held most valuable? The most valued is to understand "meaning of life:" Enlightenment, satisfaction, ultimate Truth. Similar to I-Ching study of divination and prophecy, the runes are an early form of psychology focused on introspection, contemplation and meditation, along with a connection to the mystical in all things. One of the runes is Inguz.
"Literally seed or The god, Ing (esoteric, process, space). Ing is action in the actual process of activity. Rune is isolation or separation in order to create a space or place where the process of transformation into higher states of being can occur … gestation and internal growth. Hidden within the wisdom of Inguz is the activation of one's inner child."
These teachings are fascinating to consider relative to creation of life, from the perspective of Psi (internal growth, personal development, the power of suggestion and inner child wholeness), with every instance of its constant value a direct inference in nature (elements blended together that lead to survival). The ascension process is only able to occur with reclamation of soul, through Psi: Proper development and nurturing gifts one with completeness and restoration of personal power.
Gateway of Eternal Expression. True creative purpose is achieved through allowing, by willingness to be a symbol of life, as soul of a Divine being. There are associative metaphysical properties, such as a very spiritual energetic vibration and a resonance with the highest chakras that bring a spiritual light into the body. This type of light is clear and luminous with accompanying spiritual cleaning and healing benefits due to is self-reflective nature: "Learn from the past, but never let it determine your future or goals."
Referred to as the Path to Personal Christhood, through understanding the rays of light within the soul, it is a process of God's Will gaining balance with wisdom, love purity, vision, service and freedom. In parallel, from the perspective of alchemy, it leads a spiritual practitioner to infinite potential and divine creativity, as expressed by the culmination of the four elements – earth fire, air, water. Once harmonized, one is divinely authorized to communicate a larger-than-life language to those who would choose to hear the principles of higher understanding.
"It is about diving within to meet the soul and accepting who you are right now, while seeing what you can become."
Endurance, patience and tenacity for best interests are necessary traits to travel the twists and turns on this channel of light. Walked with an honorable heart, the birthing of true wisdom is the sacred awareness that action reflects in reality. The process itself is considered to be the pushing out of a new opening to higher wisdom. Symbolic of a doorway, it is the successful return key for the soul's journey home.


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The Winter Olympics are almost over, and there are only two hockey games left. One will decide who gets the glorious gold or the so-so silver, and the other will decide who gets the shameful bronze. Who will play in these games, however? All shall be revealed.
Well, the gold medal game will see Sweden and Canada facing off. This isn't surprising, as these were the two best rosters going into the tournament. Of course, the rosters aren't as strong as they were when the Olympics started. John Tavares went down with an injury, a torn MCL that will keep him out the rest of the season. Garth Snow is now calling for NHL players to be kept out of the Olympics, but this would carry more weight if it wasn't such a baldfaced act of self-interest. I can relate to Snow's dismay, however, as Henrik Zetterberg is going to miss at least eight weeks after having back surgery. Also, with the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea, I actually do think the NHL will not allow its players to appear. Russia and its KHL guys, rejoice!
Anyway, back to the games and to this year. Both semifinals contests were quite close, and low scoring. Sweden eked out the win over Finland with a 2-1 win thanks to a goal from Erik Karlsson. The Fins were without Tuukka Rask, but Kari Lehtonen clearly wasn't the issue. As for the Canada-USA game, Canada won 1-0. Both goalies played well. Both teams played well. However, Canada got the win.
So now, we get to watch Sweden and Canada play for the gold. It should be a good game. Also, low scoring. The Olympics have been quite low scoring. I picked Sweden to win the gold before the tourney, so I shall stick with them. Meanwhile, the US will face Finland for the bronze. Finland almost always takes home a medal. I don't think they will this year, though. I'll take USA to win the bronze. Hey, at least it's a medal.
The bronze medal game is Saturday, while the gold is Sunday, one of the last events of the Winter Olympics. Hopefully we get a couple great games to end on.


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Wheeldoning and Dealing
Extending the Balanchine Legacy
By Susan Yung
Copyright 2000 Susan Yung
In "Polyphonia," which
premiered last night at the State Theater on New York City Ballet,
Christopher Wheeldon has done exactly nothing wrong. A suite of
ten movements to short musical gems by Gyorgy Ligeti (played on
piano by Cameron Grant and Alan Moverman), the dance skillfully
extends the continuum of the Balanchine legacy. In fact, it is so
successful that it veritably demands even more of the young choreographer,
who is clearly gifted.
Wendy Whelan and Jock
Soto led the cast. Whelan completely attenuated every gesture, not
only because her physique basically diagrammed each movement like
a how-to manual, but because she infused each step and gesture with
a fullness and clarity that are incomparable within the company.
Soto's pliable strength was a gentle, reassuring presence. I continue
to find Edward Liang interesting to watch for his physical ideal
and his vivid interpretation of the movement, which somehow seems
quantitatively more alive and fully felt. The young cast also included
Jennie Somogyi, Jennifer Tinsely, Jason Fowler, Alexandra Ansanelli,
and Craig Hall.
The costumes, by Holly
Hynes -- plum-palated leotards for the men and tanks, pink tights
and pointe shoes for the women -- were simple and in keeping with
the NYCB catwalk. The choreography directly utilized Balanchine's
vocabulary, and while Wheeldon had the dancers venture toward the
floor at times, it broke no stylistic boundaries. He made great
use of Mark Stanley's lighting, employing silhouettes and angular
movement to cast anthropomorphic hieroglyphs on the upstage scrim.
His acute sense of musicality is, as well, right in line with Mr.
B's sensibility. In a passage notable for its synchronization, a
woman does an attitude turn whose follow-through is deftly caught
by her partner. Wheeldon explores all manner of tempi and choreographic
dynamics, including staccato sections, a concentrated waltz, spinning,
and sculpted tableaux. (In one section, Whelan -- partnered by Soto
-- takes on a table-like rigidity in an angular lunge on pointe.)
While City Ballet dutifully
and proudly carries on the legacy of Balanchine, Wheeldon shows
immense promise for the company's viability and artistic growth.
Will it be enough to continue to choreograph basically within the
safe harbor of an established vocabulary, or can Wheeldon balance
innovation (even better, revolution) with conservatism and tradition?
In any case, he is a spark of light at NYCB; that his future work
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TEMPE, Ariz.—Members of the Arizona State volleyball team spent the summer of 2014 honing their skills in preparation for the upcoming season, including assistant coach Linda Hampton-Keith, who served as one of the assistants on USA Volleyball's Collegiate National Team.
Overall Thoughts On Coaching In Minnesota
I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to coach in this program for two summers in a row. It is a bit of a sacrifice on our program's part and I am grateful for the support and level of commitment to our professional development. Being mentored by two legendary coaches in Mike Hebert and Bill Neville was an invaluable experience that allows me to walk away with feedback and suggestions on how to be a better coach for our athletes. I learned valuable lessons that will stay with me as I continue to learn and grow as a coach all while coaching some of our nation's best collegiate athletes. What a great experience!
Favorite Part On The Court
Playing in the matches is probably the most exciting part of the camp since you train for so many days leading up to the competition, however looking back now I really enjoyed the training sessions we had. All the coaches got to learn from each other and receive feedback on how to become better in planning efficient and focused practices with specific objectives.
Favorite Part Off The Court
Getting to know the athletes off the court is always fun. Our team took a trip to the Mall of America and we did a photo scavenger hunt where each group had to get a picture taken with everyone in their group in the picture. It made for some good laughs and lasting memories of some pretty entertaining pictures. The most rewarding part though is watching each athlete grow through the experience and leave better teammates than when they got there.
Biggest Surprise
I have coached with USA Volleyball for many years and this shouldn't be a surprise anymore but it never ceases to amaze me how meaningful it is to wear the USA name on your back. I was in awe of how many people would stop to talk to us as we were walking around the convention center or even in downtown Minneapolis. I was even more impressed with our athletes and their willingness to be accessible role models for the younger athletes competing in the Junior National Tournament. It was very powerful to hear our collegiate athletes reminisce about their days competing at the same tournament and for them it was such an honor to talk to, sign autographs for and take pictures with any young athletes they came in contact with. It really made for some special moments for everyone.
What She Learned Working With USA Volleyball And Applying That To Coaching At ASU
Overall I believe this was my 13th summer being involved with USA Volleyball, my second in a row with the Collegiate National Team and each experience I walk away a little bit better than when I started. I am so grateful for the sacrifice our program makes for me to be involved with USA Volleyball, for the past two seasons I have not been able to recruit at the Girls Junior National Tournament event due to my involvement. What I hope is that in exchange I have returned as a better coach and mentor to our own athletes and that with the experience I have gained some more insight and knowledge that will help our team reach its potential in the Fall.
On Kizzy Willey and Mercedes Binns' Development As Members Of USA Volleyball's CNT
This summer was even more special since two of our athletes were selected to participate, Kizzy Willey and Mercedes Binns. It was neat to be able to watch them grow through the experience but I tried to keep a little distance because I felt that it would be better for them to hear from other coaches. One of the rules of the camp is that I couldn't coach them when it came time to select teams, which I think is a great rule. Hearing from different coaches and having to be teammates to a new group of athletes is all part of the experience. They see me all the time and are going to hear from me every day once the Fall begins so I tried to give them some space so that they could each have their own unique experience without having to worry about one of their coaches being there. Now I can't wait to see how this experience for them individually will impact the rest of the team when we report in August. I think they will not only be better players on the court, but even better teammates off the court.
The Arizona State volleyball team opens the 2014 season at the Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational, Aug. 29-31, in Manoa, Hawaii. ASU will play its first home match, an exhibition against Canada's Mount Royal University, on Thursday, Sept. 4, at 7 p.m. PT.


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Recently, I was out in West Valley City making photos with Ross Wentworth of NWL Architects. The project is the brand new Granger High and it's really nice. These photos are of the sports complex, and I assure you my high school didn't look anything like this.
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