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LAS VEGAS -- No one in the Cal locker room wanted to say it, but senior guard Justin Cobbs' teary, red eyes told the story: The Bears likely won't be going to the NCAA tournament this season.
Colorado beat Cal 59-56 in Thursday's Pac-12 tournament quarterfinals, leaving the Bears perhaps one victory shy of earning a berth Sunday from the NCAA selection committee.
"There's a committee that knows, and I'm not on that committee," Cal coach Mike Montgomery said. "At this point it's out of our hands. The job needed to be done before. So now we're at the mercy, and we've made it tough on ourselves."
Five days after beating the Buffaloes in overtime at Berkeley, the Bears found themselves fighting back from a nine-point halftime deficit. They got within a point but couldn't apply the finishing touches.
Cobbs and backcourt mate Tyrone Wallace combined for Cal's final 22 points, Cobbs finishing the game with 21 points, Wallace with 13. Cobbs beat himself up over mistakes in the final 2 minutes.
"Frustrated," Cobbs said. "I didn't take care of the ball, and there were shots I should make."
The Bears (19-13) arrived at Las Vegas knowing they needed at least one more win. Without it, Cal almost certainly will be denied a third straight NCAA bid, and fifth in Montgomery's six seasons -- unprecedented in school history.
Cal was No. 54 in Thursday's RealTimeRPI rankings -- beyond what normally qualifies for an at-large entry into the NCAAs. Colorado was No. 33.
After a 5-0 start in conference, the Bears have won five of their past 14 games. Theirs seems to be the resume of an NIT team.
"I can't even get to that. I'm still on this game," said senior forward Richard Solomon, who had 16 rebounds. "It hurts."
Colorado (23-10), likely comfortably in the 68-team field, will take on top-seeded Arizona (29-3) in Friday's semifinals.
The game felt like so many others for the Bears, who have struggled to maintain a consistently high effort level. They trailed by as many as 13 points in the first half, and Montgomery said they were "very fortunate" to be down just nine at the break.
The transition game that allowed the Bears to fight back in the second half was nonexistent in the opening 20 minutes.
"We didn't play hard enough," Montgomery said. "Second half we started scrapping, getting together defensively, got out on the break. That's the way we have to play."
Asked why the Bears didn't play harder at the start, forward David Kravish said, "I couldn't tell you. We've had that kind of problem all year."
Colorado's margin was just 49-48 after a steal and emphatic breakaway dunk by Cobbs with 6:33 left.
The Bears held Colorado scoreless for more than 51/2 minutes, forcing four turnovers in a span of eight possessions.
The margin was still just two points after Cobbs converted a drive and free throw with 2:25 left. He missed jumpers on consecutive trips down the court, then converted a layup with 7.3 seconds left to make it 58-56.
Cal fouled Eli Stalzer, who made just one of two free throws, but Cobbs' desperation 3-point try at the buzzer wasn't close.
"Games like that with teams that are fairly even," Montgomery said, "you have to make plays at critical times."
The Bears didn't. Sunday they find out how costly that will be.


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TinkerTool can disable the use of .DS_Store files on network drives. I'm guessing this would work for that. I'm actually really glad you mentioned it so that I'll use it for mounted SFTP/FTP drives now.
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Maybe a dumb question, but:
Will those pesky .DS files and other hiden OS X proprietary files be saved on the SSH volume, when operating on it? If so, are there any function or workaround to circumvent that from happening?
Does exactly as advertised (and well)
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If you ever find yourself needing to browse, or more importantly transfer files to and from an SSH/SFTP server, this is for you. It mounts the remote directory as a read/write volume. You can even edit files on the volume and the results will be transferred as soon as you save!
This is awesome for web development.
The only thing it can't really do right now is sudo, but that might be tough to implement.

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After winning two in a row, the Ottawa Senators fell against the Red Wings on February 10. They beat the maple Leafs on February 6 with an impressive 6-1 final score. Zach Smith, Mika Zibanejad, Bobby Ryan, and Curtis Lazar all scored, and Mark Stone had two goals. They had another high-scoring night on February 8 when they beat the Lightning 5-1, thanks to goals from Smith, Shane Prince, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, and another two from Stone. Smith scored against the Red Wings, but it was not enough to get the team to rally and take the game. You can still get tickets to the Senators' next game on the 13 against the Blue jackets for $37 and up.
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2/4/16 - The Ottawa Senators were on the losing end of high-scoring game against the Edmonton Oilers on February 4. The Oilers took control from early in the game, ending the first period ahead 3-1. Mike Hoffman got a power play goal at 14 minutes of the period to keep the Senators in the game. Mark Stone added a goal six minutes into the second period to get the game within one. Then, the Oilers took off, scoring four more times while the Senators were unable to get another goal. The Senators will look to break their current three game losing streak when they host the Maple Leafs on the 6. You can still get tickets to catch the action in person for $63 and up.
1/28/16 - Erik Karlsson is proud to play for the Ottawa Senators, but some of his recent remarks may have ruffled a few feathers. He cited money issues as a reason the team plays the way it does, calling the Sens a "budget team." Ottawa has one of the lowest payrolls in the league, and Karlsson, who is a captain for the team, commented that the lack of high-profile players means that victories are sometimes grinded out. Though you won't see as many flashy goals or fancy footwork, sitting in for a Senators game is great fun. They'll be at home this Thursday, Feb. 4, against the Edmonton Oilers. Get your seats today starting at $35.
1/21/16 - The Ottawa Senators are the last team in the Atlantic Division that is still competitive for the number one position, being number six overall. Despite their low ranking, they are just four wins behind the top team, the Florida Panthers. It is comforting to think that the Senators could be in the lead in as little as a week's time, but they are going to have to straighten out their recent record first. They have two recent victories against the Los Angeles Kings and the San Jose Sharks, but they also lost against the New Jersey Devils with 3-6. Luckily, they have a three-game home series starting now, so get your tickets for the New York Rangers game on January 24th.
1/14/16 - For the majority of Wednesday's game against Anaheim, the Ottawa Senators played consistently, maintaining a 1-0 lead. The third period was a different story, however, as they allowed their opponents to score three goals in the final minutes of an eventual 3-1 loss. The disappointment was made all the worse by the fact that they had been completely smashed by the Capitals 7-1 just a few days previously. The Atlantic Division is undergoing some major shifting as of late, and the No. 6 Sens have to figure out what's going on before they lose their chance at a playoff spot. They'll play a three-game road stretch before heading home on Friday, Jan. 22, to face the Islanders. Get tickets now for only $17 and up.
1/7/16 - A mere eight points separate the top five teams in the Atlantic Division, so the Ottawa Senators can't be too worried about their current fifth-place position. The Sens stopped the three-game losing streak which wrapped up 2015, scoring a 3-2 OT decision over the St. Louis Blues. Bobby Ryan led the way for Ottawa with two goals and an assist, including the game-winning score in overtime. The Senators showed mettle in the victory, rallying on two separate occasions to finally bring home the W, which was particularly helpful on a night where three division rivals took losses and slipped in the standings. Next up is Bruins at Senators on Saturday night—get your seats from $19 and up!
12/31/15 - With all their recent matchups alternating between home and away games, the Ottawa Senators have not been able to start a winning streak. They have won two of their last five matches, against the San Jose Sharks and, most recently, against the Boston Bruins. When they took on the Bruins, the Senators managed to shut them out in the first and third periods, while scoring three times, bringing the final score to 1-3. From here, the Senators have several more away matches, but they will be playing two consecutive home games starting on January 7th. They will host the Florida Panthers and have a rematch with the Bruins. Get your tickets now.
12/22/15 - Sunday was a night that the Ottawa Senators would just like to forget. Not only did the team take a 5-2 beating from the Tampa Bay Lightning, but they also lost three players due to injury and misconduct. Mark Borowiecki was ejected just two minutes in after delivering an illegal hit, and both Bobby Ryan and Cody Ceci got hurt not long after that. Being down so many players meant that the rest of the team had to put in more minutes than they were used to, and exhaustion played a role in the loss. The Sens will be on the road to face the Panthers on Tuesday, Dec. 22 and will return to the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa on Sunday to welcome the Bruins.
12/17/15 - The Ottawa Senators had a fantastic game on Monday night. Not only were they able to take out the formidable Los Angeles Kings, ranked first place in the Pacific Division, they did it all with the support of the home crowd behind them. The Senators defeated the Kings 5 – 3 at Canadian Tire Centre, piling on a whopping four goals in the second period alone to send the reigning first place team packing. Catch Ottawa at their next home game on Friday against the San Jose Sharks and find out if they'll be able to keep their playoff dreams alive. Tickets are currently on sale and available for $17 and up.
12/10/15 - Can the Ottawa Senators get any traction going? It's hard to say after their performance in the last few games. While the Senators looked fantastic on Tuesday night, defeating the Florida Panthers 4 – 2 in a come-from-behind win, they had lost their previous game to the New York Rangers. Ottawa has been up and down ever since their epic winning streak came to an end last month. Come find out if they can regain control of their season this Thursday when they face the Tampa Bay Lightning on the road. The Senators' next home game is Monday, December versus the Los Angeles Kings. Tickets are currently available for $11 and up.
12/3/15 - It feels like the four-game winning streak the Ottawa Senators is ancient history after their last two games. The Senators lost to the Arizona Coyotes on the road on Saturday, falling to their opponent 3 – 4. After that, they returned home to face the Philadelphia Flyers and lost again, this time 2 – 4. They have a tough schedule ahead of them, and it kicks off with the visiting Chicago Blackhawks tomorrow night at Canadian Tire Centre. Come find out if the Senators can break their losing streak or if they'll slide to 0 – 3. Tickets to tomorrow night's match against the Blackhawks currently start as low as $30. Don't miss it!
11/26/15 - Can anyone score a goal against the Ottawa Senators? It sure doesn't seem like it after the last two games. The Senators beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 3 – 0 on Thursday night, and then proceeded to dominate the Philadelphia Flyers 4 – 0 on Saturday. Both wins have come at home, which has been a serious treat for fans. It's only fair that they now hit the road, and they will do so for the next three games. Catch the Senators against the Dallas Stars tonight, followed by the Colorado Avalanche tomorrow night, and the Arizona Coyotes on Saturday. Tickets to the next home game against the Philadelphia Flyers start at $8.
11/19/15 - After losing by one goal in a shootout to New York on Saturday evening, the Ottawa Senators were looking for a better outcome as they hosted the Red Wings Monday night. This time the fate was decided in three-on-three overtime rather than in a shootout, but the ultimate outcome was the same. Detroit bested Ottawa by one goal, with a final score of 4-3. As the Sens head in to practice this week, puck possession will probably be a top priority. Hopefully they can work out some of the problems before facing the Blue Jackets on Thursday (Nov. 19). Get your tickets to watch the Senators play at the Canadian Tire Centre for only $14!
11/12/15 - It's been a tough few days for the Ottawa Senators, but the news isn't all bad. After coming close to taking down the Rangers, they lost to the New York team in a shootout. The 2-1 final score was disappointing, but even more so was the news that Andrew Hammond, goalie for the Sens, got injured in practice on Sunday. That's hard news for a team who relied on Hammond to make 33 saves in a Thursday victory against the Canucks. For now, they will rely on backup Matthew O'Connor to step in. Ottawa is in the middle of a five-game home stretch and is set to take on the Red Wings on Nov. 16 and the Blue Jackets on Nov. 19 at the Canadian Tire Center.
11/5/15 - The Ottawa Senators don't seem to mind being the visiting team at all. They have been quite successful on the road so far this season, the most recent being a visit to Montreal Tuesday evening. Beating the Canadiens 2-1 in overtime wasn't easy, but they did it. It only took Kyle Turris 34 seconds to score the winning goal in the extra time. "We find ways to win games, especially on the road and that's hard to do," said goalie Craig Anderson, who had 36 stops overall. The Senators are in 2nd place in the Atlantic Division. They will play a couple more games on the road before returning home to face the Canucks on Nov. 12.
10/29/15 - Get out your Spartacat costumes or your favorite hockey jerseys! The Ottawa Senators are hosting a Halloween night game this Saturday, Oct. 31, against Detroit. They are hoping to redeem themselves after Wednesday evening, when they played a sloppy game against the Flames. Despite ultimately coming out with a win, Coach Dave Cameron was not happy. "My biggest concern is the lack of energy. I'm not sure what it is," he remarked after the game. Hopefully, the Senators can find a little more oomph this weekend as they are hoping to scare away the competition. Purchase your tickets for Saturday evening's game at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa today for just $14!
10/22/15 - It's been a week of ups, downs and in-betweens for the Ottawa Senators. They got a nice win against the Blue Jackets, lost to the Penguins in a shut out, and, most recently, were beat by the Predators after a tie forced a shootout. Mike Hoffman finally scored his first goal of the season against the Jackets and also played well versus the Predators, getting one assist and two goals. The Senators will be without defenseman Marc Method and forward Clarke MacArthur this Thursday when they take on the Devils at home, as both have concussions. Get your tickets for the Oct. 22 game at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa from us today!
10/13/15 - The Ottawa Senators are likely still recovering from Saturday's brutal 3 – 1 loss to the Montreal Canadiens. They had just won their previous game against the Toronto Maple Leafs in an exhilarating 5 – 4 finish, and did so on the road. The game was tied 4 – 4 going into overtime, with neither team able to score. A shootout followed, where the Senators were able to beat the Maple Leafs 5 – 4. It was a hard earned victory, which is what makes Saturday's loss so disheartening. The Senators will now hit the road to face the Columbus Blue Jackets before returning home to play the Nashville Predators on Saturday, October 17.
10/8/15 - The Ottawa Senators beat the Buffalo Sabres in their season opener on October 8. Kyle Turniss had two goals, one in the first minute of play and another in the second period. Mike Hoffman and Mark Stone assisted in both goals. Late in the third period, Curtis Lazar scored an empty net goal with just over a minute left in the game. Mika Zibanejad and Bobby Ryan assisted on his goal. The Senators will look to maintain the momentum as they continue their season. They next play the Toronto Maple Leafs on October 10 in Toronto. Fans can still get tickets to see that game, as well as all the rest in the 2015-16 NHL season. Ticket prices start at $83.
9/17/15 - They surprised many around the league when they pushed their way into the postseason last year, but the Ottawa Senators know they're no fluke. After taking the Montreal Canadiens to six games in the first round, the Senators were sent packing, doomed to another summer of watching the final rounds from home. It was announced on Thursday that Sens owner Eugene Melnyk has placed Daniel Alfredsson in the role of senior advisor of hockey operations, a move which figures to have ripple effects throughout the organization for 2015 and beyond. Will the impact be positive, or will Ottawa once again find themselves scrapping for a Wild Card berth? Pick up preseason tickets now and get your first look at this year's Senators! They'll host Toronto on Monday evening and you can get seats from $17!
2014-2015 Season
4/14/15 - They were forced to battle tooth and nail, but the Ottawa Senators finally eked into the Stanley Cup Playoffs, finishing just points ahead of the Boston Bruins for the final wild card spot. They will enter into the first round of postseason play versus the powerful Montreal Canadiens, who finished second place overall in the regular season. However, the Senators took the series 3-1 including both games on their home ice. Can they steal a game in Montreal to earn the advantage in the playoff opener? They'll have to get a few goals past Carey Price if they wish to succeed, and will count on Erik Karlsson's outstanding two-way play to help guide them to a win. NHL playoff action comes to the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa on April 19th, and tickets are on sale now starting at $178!
4/9/15 - With two games remaining in the regular season, the Ottawa Senators will likely have to win out if they hope to sneak into the postseason over Boston, who hold key tiebreakers over the Sens. The two squads are even on points, but Boston holds a two game edge in regulation and overtime wins.
4/2/15 - The Ottawa Senators have a game in hand on Boston in the race for the final wild-card position in the Eastern Conference, but the Ottawa Senators don't have much time to make it up. The Sens are three points back of the Bruins with six games remaining in the regular season.
3/26/15 - The season isn't over yet for the Ottawa Senators, who have worked their way into postseason contention in the Eastern Conference. The Sens currently hold the eighth and final spot in the conference standings, a point ahead of divisional rival Boston, and five points behind seventh place Detroit.
3/18/15 - With a three-game winning streak and 11 victories in their last 13 games, the Ottawa Senators are threatening the Boston Bruins for the final wild card spot in the Eastern Conference. Boston currently holds a five-point advantage in the standings, and has gone 7-2-1 in their last 10 games, keeping Ottawa's playoff aspirations in check. The Senators are hoping for the same type of net protection that Andrew Hammond has provided for them over the past month, allowing multiple goals only four times in regulation over the span of 11 games. Ottawa pays a visit to Carolina to take on the Hurricanes on Tuesday evening, and you can get great seats at PNC Arena starting at just $8! Come out and enjoy the kind of excitement only late-season NHL hockey can provide!
3/5/15 - Could the Ottawa Senators still sneak into the Stanley Cup playoffs? From the looks of things the Sens are still hopeful in the playoff chase; the team is 10th in the conference overall, but just four points behind Atlantic Division rival Boston, who currently holds down the eighth and final spot in the playoff chase.
2/26/15 - Now that provincial rival Toronto has apparently bottomed out, the Ottawa Senators have pushed into sixth place in the Atlantic Division, seven points ahead of the Maple Leafs. The Sens, currently riding a three game winning streak, have Florida in their sights in the standings, sitting just five points back.
2/20/15 - Despite spending most of the month of February at home, the Ottawa Senators have failed to take advantage of home ice, winning just twice at home against four losses. Overall the Senators have dropped five of eight in the month of February and six of their last 10 overall.
2/12/15 - It took a trip to Buffalo, but the Ottawa Senators snapped a three-game losing streak earlier in the week with that 2-1 win over the Sabres. The Sens are currently in sixth place in the Atlantic Division, eight points back of Florida and just a point clear of provincial rival Toronto.
2/5/15 - The Ottawa Senators find themselves falling further and further behind the leaders in the Atlantic Division. Having fallen in two out of three since the All-Star Break, the Senators hope to turn things around this weekend with a pair at the Canadian Tire Centre.
1/29/15 - One of the few teams who has yet to play after the All-Star break, the Ottawa Senators are looking to string together back to back wins for the first time since the beginning of the year. The Sens closed out December with a win over Buffalo, followed a few days later with an overtime victory over Boston.
1/15/15 - After starting off the year with a big win over Boston, the Ottawa Senators have dropped four of their last five games. The only win during this time was a road victory over a struggling Arizona squad; however, the Sens are a full 11 points ahead of last place Buffalo.
1/8/15 - It's getting tough for the Ottawa Senators, who've dropped their last two and have fallen into seventh place in the Atlantic Division. After opening 2015 with a win, the Sens took a tough home loss to division leading Tampa Bay, followed by a shootout loss to Philadelphia.
12/18/14 - The Ottawa Senators have fallen well off the pace being set by Atlantic Division leaders Tampa Bay, Montreal and Detroit. The Sens have won just three times in their last 10 games and are just four points ahead of last place Buffalo.
12/11/14 - The Ottawa Senators opted to make a change at the end of their bench this week, firing head coach Paul MacLean after a middling 11-11-5 start to the season. MacLean was a Jack Adams Award winner two seasons ago for the Sens, the award given to the coach of the year in the league.
12/4/14 - After a long career with the Ottawa Senators, former top-line forward Daniel Alfredsson announced his retirement from the league on Thursday. The one-time Calder Trophy winner, as NHL rookie of the year, played in one Stanley Cup finals with the Sens, losing to Anaheim in a 2007 series that went five games.
11/20/14 - The NHL held its general managers' meeting this week in Toronto, and Ottawa Senators GM Bryan Murray is insisting there will be trades made to get the Sens into the playoffs. Ottawa has 14 forwards plus eight defensemen, and Murray will want to see if there is any interest in making a deal.
11/13/14 - Among the teams in the Atlantic Division who are remaining competitive, the Ottawa Senators find themselves at the back of that lead pack. The Sens are currently sixth out of the eight teams in the division; their 18 points puts them six back of division leaders Tampa Bay.
11/6/14 - After a pair of losses, the Ottawa Senators got back on the winning track with a win over Detroit earlier in the week. The Sens remain two points behind Detroit in the standings, though, while Montreal threatens to run away.
10/30/14 - The Ottawa Senators beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-2 Tuesday, Oct. 28. Clarke MacArthur had an assist and two goals. Erik Karlsson added an assist and goal for Ottawa and in the third, he scored three times and stopped a two-game slide. Alex Chiasson and Zach Smith also scored. Robin Lehner had 36 saves and Kyle Turris had two assists. Columbus suffered more injuries, but Ottawa just kept getting better as the game went on. Be sure not to miss the next game in the series and the Senators play the Chicago Blackhawks at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 30, at the Canadian Tire Centre with prices starting at just $37. See all the action as the Senators push for the Stanley Cup and get your tickets today.
The Ottawa Senators hovered around the .500 mark for the better part of last season, but this time around, the Sens plan to kick things into overdrive and finally overcome their tough Atlantic Division rivals. The Senators killed their own playoff hopes by dropping a number of games on the heels of their momentous Heritage Classic victory, and finished 21st in the overall standings. After coming so close to the postseason, but failing to punch their tickets, Ottawa is hungry for a bid in the 2014-2015 year. Score Ottawa Senators tickets and see if Erik Karlsson, Bobby Ryan and Co. can steal a playoff seed in the Eastern Conference!
The Senators bid farewell to franchise player Jason Spezza, but GM Bryan Murray and head coach Paul MacLean made moves this summer to fill his gap. Ottawa's top acquisition this offseason was Alex Chiasson from Dallas, capped off by the signing of Ales Hemsky. Ottawa Senators' goalies Lehner and Anderson signed new deals this offseason, leaving two capable net minders on roster—who will get the starting job? Lock in Ottawa Senators tickets to find out in the 2014-2015 season!
The Ottawa Senators play their home opener on Oct. 16 against the Colorado Avalanche. Fuel the rivalry when Montreal and Ottawa square off on Dec 20. Pick up Senators ticket when Spezza returns to Canadian Tire Centre as a member of the Dallas Stars on Jan 29, and don't miss out on Hockey Day in Canada with Edmonton at Ottawa tickets on Feb. 14.
2013-2014 Season
4/9/14 – Despite a 4-1 victory over the New York Islanders Tuesday night, the Ottawa Senators were eliminated from the NHL Playoffs. Both Detroit and Columbus earned points which means the Sens can no longer catch them. The last time the Senators missed the playoffs was 2009-10 under former coach Cory Clouston. Having closed out a two-game road trip, Ottawa returns home Thursday to take on the New Jersey Devils (get-in $19) followed by Toronto (get-in $109) on Saturday. There will still be pride to play for in the Battle of Ontario, the final game at Canadian Tire Centre this year; grab your Ottawa Senators tickets and show your pride for one of the top rivalry games in the NHL!
4/3/14 – Trying to climb back into the NHL playoff race, the Ottawa Senators had won three in a row before dropping Wednesday's match to the Islanders. Top centre Jason Speeza (lower body) did not skate against New York, whom the team will meet again before the regular-season concludes, but is hopeful for Friday's matchup against the Montreal Canadiens as the club closes out a five-game homestand. Don't miss tomorrow's rivalry game; grab Ottawa Senators tickets for as little as $68 (300 level) or for a better seat inside Canadian Tire Centre $141 (200 level).
3/28/14 – Bobby Ryan will be sidelined for the rest of the 2013-14 season after undergoing surgery to repair a sports hernia Thursday. The initial injury to the right winger who leads the Senators with 23 goals, was sustained in November. Friday begins a five-game home stay for Ottawa who will face Chicago tonight at Canadian Tire Centre. Ottawa Senators tickets to the April 4 rivalry game against the Montreal Canadiens are averaging $162 while the season finale in the Battle of Ontario are the most expensive remaining this regular season, averaging $317.
3/19/14 – After four straight losses including Saturday in OT to rival Montreal and Tuesday to the on-the-bubble Rangers, the Senators playoff hopes are all but gone. Currently seven points behind eighth ranked Columbus, the Senators would need a significant winning streak to have a chance. The Ottawa Senators have just eight regular-season games remaining at Canadian Tire Centre. While the season finale against the Toronto Maple Leafs (avg. $324) is the most expensive, Ottawa will get their chance for revenge when the Canadiens come to visit April 4 (avg. $177).
3/10/14 – Ottawa returns home after a four-game western road trip (2-2) to face the Nashville Predators. Currently four points back of eighth in the East, the Senators will attempt to stay in the playoff race with a win tonight at Canadian Tire Centre (avg. $94). Ottawa Senators tickets Sunday against the Colorado Avalanche are a bit cheaper, averaging $20 less than Monday's game. Can Ottawa' leading defenseman Erik Karlsson kick off the end-of-season rally? Will the newest Senator, Ales Hemsky, who notched three assists Saturday against Winnipeg, save the season with excellent puck skills and offensive vision? Catch one of the two Ottawa Senators home games this week for as little as $10!
3/4/14 – The Senators climbed out of a 2-0 hole, to overtake the Canucks in the Heritage Classic Sunday. Clarke MacArthur, Erik Karlsson, Cody Ceci, and Colin Greening scored for Ottawa in the 4-2 win. Other big news for the two teams, the Senators acquired defenceman Patrick Mullen (Vancouver) in exchange for Jeff Costello earlier this morning. Ottawa next sees action tonight when they visit the Oilers at Edmonton's Rexall Place before finishing their Western swing at Calgary (3/5) and Winnipeg (3/8).
2/26/14 - The only Senators to leave for Sochi were Milan Michalek (Czech Republic) and Erik Karlsson (won silver for Sweden), so the rest of Ottawa will be well rested and riled up to take on the second half of the season. Tomorrow the Senators will meet their first opponents: the groggy Detroit Red Wings, who sent nine players to the Olympics and are currently ahead of the Senators by just one point. If you're looking to see a win, this would be the game to attend! Get Ottawa Senators tickets for their final game (2/27) before the Trade Deadline and a possible new-look line!
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Police are investigating a shooting that left a teen wounded.
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AVON, Colorado - The Walking Mountains Science Center Thursday was acknowledged for the "sustainable" buildings on its campus. But creating those structures is more than a goal, it's a commitment.
About the time the staff and board of the science school started planning in earnest for a new campus those people decided to seek "platinum" status - the highest available - in the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, program.
With that goal in mind, the people who designed and built the structures aimed high at a hard-to-hit target. Brian Sipes, who designed the Walking Mountains buildings, said the Green Building Council has set roughly 68 goals for those who want to build to platinum status.
Because the project was being built outside a city, "We knew right away we would never get eight of them," Sipes said.
Another five were virtually impossible to achieve.
That left the project with about 55 achievable goals, and 52 are required for LEED platinum status. The structure ended up achieving 53 of those goals.
Beyond design and construction, though, the Green Building Council requires an individual, group or business to operate a structure for some time before awarding a certificate. Walking Mountains' many months of operations provided a good look into just how well the buildings really run.
The answer, by the way, is "very well, thanks."
Just in energy use, Walking Mountains has far exceeded LEED requirements. Sipes said a platinum project must use 47.5 percent fewer fossil fuels than a conventional building. Walking Mountains is using 90 percent less natural gas and electricity than a similar-sized structure built to current building codes.
Beyond just energy use, Sipes said the LEED approach involves virtually every aspect of how a building is built and operated, including how much outdoor air circulates and how much natural light is available.
Usually, outdoor air has to be heated after it comes inside. At Walking Mountains, fresh air is heated by already-warm air that leaves the building.
It all sounds complicated - and it is - but Sipes said everything at Walking Mountains was built using existing, available technology. That means anyone looking for inspiration at Walking Mountains can find it. That includes the companies that built the center.
Walking Mountains Executive Director Markian Feduschak said 75 percent of the construction waste from the project was recycled. That has inspired R.A. Nelson and Associates, the general contractor on the project, to step up its recycling efforts on other projects.
"They told me, 'We recycle all the time now,'" Feduschak said.
Sipes said the spirit of the project spread to virtually everyone working on it. Sipes said project supervisor Kevin Cooper regularly reminded the construction crews to "build it tight."
That reminder worked. Sipes said he often saw even very small holes in the structure taped over, so the building would stay as tight as it could.
The project also inspired those who were working on it.
"We'd have subcontractors bring their kids to the site to see what they were doing," Sipes said.
And it's the students who visit and study at Walking Mountains who may have the biggest influence on future buildings and practices.
"If we didn't design this to teach, we'd have failed," Sipes said. "If we've done our jobs right, kids in 20 years will be doing things we can't even dream of today."
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - In days not so long ago we used to pick up a loaf of bread at a bakery and thank the baker, whom we knew by name. Nowadays most of us pick up our bread at a grocery store and can only wonder at the baker's name. So I thought I might like to make a stab at thanking a baker for the bread we especially like in our family.
This particularly seductive bread, which my wife discovered at Whole Foods, boasts the fitting name, "Seeduction." So I Googled that name and began my search...
As good fortune and a good search engine would have it, there appeared a video supplied by the producer of Seeduction, whereupon a baker, with a nametag, "Linda," appeared to make the following claim...
"I love the act of making of bread. By eight o'clock in the morning we're pulling the bread out with that beautiful aroma and crackle. It has pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds, poppy seeds and mila seeds. It also contains molasses and honey which give it a little bit of sweetness ... delicious."
Well said, Ms. Linda, but now what exactly is a mila seed, anyway? I have never heard of a mila seed.
Come to find out, a mila seed is an anti-aging seed, and bless my soul if that's not exactly what I'm looking for in a bread. So straight away I went downstairs to the kitchen in search of the wrapper of that bread to see if I could find out anything more. Ponce de Leon here we come...
On the wrapper, I found an address, and was finally able to send a note of thanks to Ms. Linda and tell her how much we love her Seeduction bread.
Dear Ms. Linda,
Our family has come to love your bread and are all the healthier for it, but I particularly take to it because I feel younger with each passing loaf. I don't know if it's the mila seeds or the pumpkin seeds, and I don't really care, but I'm convinced if I keep on consuming Seeduction bread, I might just live to see Haley's Comet come around again ... thank you for putting so much care and consideration into your baking.
In appreciation,
The Layne Family
So now I no longer have to drive to Florida to drink from the fountain of Youth. In fact, I can schedule a marathon for November in the confidence of knowing I will be younger then, and have a fair chance of winning my age group. Nobody but me and Ms. Linda will be the wiser.
The moral of this story about bread is, sometimes when you take a moment to find out about a product or service with the objective in mind of properly thanking somebody, you might just stumble onto information that could add years to your life by reversing the aging process. In short, it never hurts to thank the baker.
- Learn more about McAvoy Layne at www.ghostoftwain.org.


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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi baseball team began official practices for the first time this season Tuesday. It gave seventh-year head coach Scott Malone an opportunity to work with his 2013-14 team.
The team features several newcomers, with 23 fresh faces joining the Islanders this season. It also bolsters six returning starters, four from the Islanders lineup and two starting pitchers.
For an inside look at the first practice check out the video below to hear what coach Malone and junior outfielder Jordan Lee had to say about getting back on the field.
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October 4, 2011 at 8:00 pm CDT - The Sioux City Police Department has been receiving calls from citizens in regards to phone and internet solicitations from individuals that claim to be with Wells Fargo Bank. These calls are often automated and initially advise that the card holder's credit card will be shut down. The call recipient is then directed through a menu and asked to provide a credit card number. As a result we have contacted Wells Fargo Directly and they are aware of ongoing fraud being perpetrated against Wells Fargo Customers. They also confirmed that they would never contact and ask customers to provide personal information or card numbers over the phone.
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An extraordinary new work of fiction that the New York Times Book Review calls, "Bracing and original," A Day and a Night and a Day by Glen Duncan is a powerful book for our times. The critically acclaimed author of The Bloodstone Papers returns with a literary blockbuster that examines race, class, sex, death, faith, terror, torture, and modernity with extraordinary insight and intelligence. A Day and a Night and a Day, which salon.com calls, "Gripping…a puzzle box spring-loaded with surprises," is a monumental feat of exceptional storytelling alive with big characters, huge themes, violence, suspense, and a heart-breaking love story.
Illegally arrested and without hope of reprieve, unlikely terrorist Augustus Rose finds himself at the mercy of Harper, ruthless interrogator and ambassador for the darkest forces at work in our times. In the ordeal that brings his whole life under brutal scrutiny, Augustus has but one shield: memory. His is a past filled with talismanic women, but at its center is Selina, a stunning, rebellious white aristocrat with whom he shared an epic, taboo love. Their affair, begun in 1960s Manhattan, would yield a lifetime's worth of passion, heartbreak, and wanderlust, leading Augustus from Harlem to Greenwich Village, from El Salvador to Barcelona, from Morocco to a bleak Scottish island where death seems his only companion.
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"Rubye Dee" (Megehee) Morgan, 97, of Tecumseh, passed away Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, in Shawnee.
Public visitation will be from noon to 5 p.m., Monday, Dec. 31. Family will gather to meet with friends between 2 to 4 p.m., Tuesday, Jan 1, 2013.
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Chadman used the green colour to highlight "good stats" & the red colour to highlight "bad stats".
Ramon Foster's stats need to be viewed slightly differently (same with Kemo really) as both played less snaps than the other players mentioned.
Of particular concern is that Justin Hartwig is at the top, or near the top, of every catagory for "bad stats" for the Center position in the NFL.
That said, Trai Essex didn't fair much better at OG.
Interestingly enough- our OT's were neither great or bad in most stats. Willie Colon graded out 3rd overall for OT's on this site in the NFL. Maybe the FO are right in their assessment of Willie?
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Wind for Schools Project Installs Turbines in Arizona and Virginia
Keys to Local Wind Energy Development Success
Interior Department OKs Two Major Renewable Projects
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Global Wind Energy Grew 21% in 2011: Report
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Tribal Clean Energy Projects Awarded $6.5 Million from U.S. Energy Department
BLM Advances Arizona Renewable Energy Development Project
Energy Department Announces $180 Million for Ambitious New Initiative to Deploy U.S. Offshore Wind Projects
ARPA-E Issues Call for Transformational Energy Technologies
Energy Department Honors Iowa Lakes Electric Cooperative with 2011 Wind Cooperative of the Year Award
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DOE co-hosts Offshore Energy Knowledge Exchange Workshop
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Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive aims to raise 250,000 pounds
Published: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 2:11 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 2:11 p.m.
The competition is heating up, and the competitors are going for the gold. From taking a pie in the face to gorging on ice cream and wings, they will do almost anything to win.
What: The 19th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger Food Drive
When: Oct. 8 through Nov. 16
Where: Off-campus drop-off locations include Bruno's, Chick Fil A Northport, Cumulus Radio Station, Manna Grocery, Penny Profit Cleaners, Plato's Closet, Starbucks Midtown, TJ Maxx, University Downs, University Village, Wintzell's Oyster Bar, Campus Way Apartments, Houndstooth Condos, The Retreat, The Woodlands, Crimson Student Living, Red Lobster, Crimson Place, Crimson Quarters, Sweet Cece's, Chloe's Cup and Corks and Tops; donation barrels will also be located at Brookwood High, Central Elementary, Hillcrest High, Holt Elementary, Huntington Place Elementary, Oakdale Elementary, Paul W. Bryant High, Skyland Elementary, Tuscaloosa Academy, Tuscaloosa Christian, Tuscaloosa County High, University Place Elementary and Flatwoods Elementary schools
For more information: Call the Community Service Center at 348-2865 or visit beatauburnbeathunger.ua.edu
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While there may not be medals or trophies waiting at the end of their six-week competition, the reward is much greater — knowing they provided food to thousands in need.
The 19th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive kicked off Monday. With more than 20 events and fundraisers planned, student food drive director Andres Mendieta hopes the campus will meet its goal of 250,000 pounds.
Partnering with the West Alabama Food Bank, UA's Community Service Center started the annual food drive in 1994 as a way to unite students, faculty, staff and community members in the fight against hunger. Adding a touch of competitiveness, a challenge was issued to Auburn University and the East Alabama Food Bank to see which campus and community could collect the most nonperishable items. Last year, Alabama won with 237,000 pounds compared to Auburn's 134,000.
"The goal is to raise as many pounds of food as we can," the UA senior said. "Even if we lose to Auburn ... we're bringing so much value to West Alabama communities."
Each year, the event grows, and this year is no different. In addition to more fundraisers, Mendieta said they have worked on developing partnerships with area businesses, including Express Oil Change and Service Center, which is serving as an official drop-off location this year.
The event serves as one of the food bank's two major food drives — the other is the national Postal Workers Food Drive in the spring. While there are a host of smaller drives that help replenish the organization's food supply throughout the year, the two larger ones are its "bread and butter," said Henry Lipsey, the food bank's executive director.
Serving 80 agencies in nine counties, the food bank helps between 25,000 and 30,000 people a year, Lipsey said. While a large share of the food goes to the various agencies, the food bank also offers several programs, including a senior supplement program, secret meals for hungry children and mobile food pantries.
"(Students) need to learn early on that it is important they help support organizations that help those who can't help themselves," he said. "This is a good way for them to learn that. They come out to the food bank, help put food away, help collect. They get physically involved and see what we're doing. It's just another part of their education."
The drive runs through Nov. 16; canned goods can be placed in collection bins at different locations throughout the campus and community. Canned vegetables and fruits tend to be top priorities, but Lipsey said they will take any "shelf-stable" item that doesn't require refrigeration. Cans tend to handle easier, but people are encouraged to "buy whatever they would buy for their own pantry."
In addition to canned goods, Mendieta said they are also collecting monetary donations; those interested can text "Bama" to 27722 and a $5 donation will be added to the donor's phone bill or they can visit beatauburnbeathunger.ua.edu.
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Circus railroad car exhibit may roll to Venice
Published: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 12:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 12:00 p.m.
VENICE - Although Venice may lose one landmark associated with its days as the winter headquarters of the Ringling Brothers and Barney & Bailey Circus, it stands to gain another.
To learn more about the Venice Area Historical Society, visit the Venice history web site
The Venice Area Historical Society is in negotiations with Feld Entertainment, Palmetto-based owners of the circus, to acquire and restore one of the Pullman railcars used as sleeping quarters for its traveling performers.
If the deal goes through, the society will place the railcar on tracks at the historic train depot at 303 E. Venice Ave. that Sarasota County Area Transit uses as a bus station and refurbish it as an exhibit and visitor's center.
"We want to make this a tourist destination," said society president Sue Chapman.
It comes as Venice is set to lose one of its legacies to the circus. Earlier this week, the city's chief building inspector told the City Council that, if it cannot be brought up to code within 60 days, the abandoned, deteriorated Circus Arena at the south end of Venice Island must be demolished. The arena is on land owned by the municipal airport.
The announcement came as a blow to another group devoted to local history, the Venice Circus Arts Foundation — which has been striving to raise money to restore the 1959 arena as an entertainment venue.
In the wake of that news, historic preservation buffs are heartened to hear about the society's plans for the railcar tribute to Venice's past role as a circus city.
From 1960 to 1992, Venice served as the winter headquarters of the circus. Venice audiences at the arena were the first to see the circus' latest show and cheered the parade of performers as they boarded the train to take their production on tour.
When the 1927 depot was restored in 2003, the original plans called for adding a Pullman car used by the circus.
"The project kind of dwindled," Chapman said.
As this year's president of the historical society, Chapman pushed to get the idea back on track.
Feld Entertainment is on board.
So are the City Council, the city's Parks and Recreation Board, the city's Historic Preservation Board, Friends of the Legacy Trail (the depot is the southern starting point of the hiking and biking trail) and Venice Area Beautification Inc.
Because the depot is owned by Sarasota County, the society's next stops on its quest for approvals are the county's Parks and Recreation Board and the County Commission.
The society says the venture will not cost the taxpayers a cent.
It and Feld Entertainment are still negotiating about which retired railcar the society will get.
"They discard cars from time to time," Chapman said.
The chosen railcar will be temporarily relocated to the Florida Railway Museum in Parrish. Feld has agreed to repaint its exterior, including the circus logo. The society will refurbish the interior.
The center of the railcar would be a handicapped-accessible visitor's center flanked by two restored sleeping quarters, most likely preserved behind plexiglass panels.
The society will seek grants and donations for the $11,000 in moving expenses and the $75,000 to $125,000 for the interior restoration.
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I can explain my inability to keep my promise, really I can! You see, it took me until this past week or so to finally nail what my problem is with fruit. It's too sweet. And I like savory. So, when I started searching for "savory fruit recipes" instead of just "fruit recipes," I opened up a whole new can of fruit, so to speak.
Many fruits pair well with cheese, and peaches are a perfect example of such. For this salad, I halved and pitted a nice, ripe peach. I then grilled it cut side down on a grill pan over medium heat for about eight minutes before flipping it over and adding some crumbled goat cheese on top. I nestled each peach half in a bed of lettuce, then drizzled some balsamic vinaigrette over the top and garnished with a little cooked crumbled bacon.
It was the perfect blend of savory, sweet, tangy, salty, smoky, creamy and crunchy. Did I leave any taste bud or part of your palate untouched?
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PhRMA President and CEO John Castellani Tells POLITICO: Adding Value to Health Care Dialogue a Key Part of Industry's Mission
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Last week, POLITICO sat down with President and CEO John Castellani to discuss how he is working to elevate the biopharmaceutical industry's role as a thought leader within the health care ecosystem, as well as a key player in policy discussions within Washington and beyond. Check out the resulting article, where Castellani emphasizes his goal for the biopharmaceutical industry to engage on the big health policy questions of the day, which is core to our mission of pursuing research, progress and hope for millions of patients.
As part of PhRMA's goal to be a "trusted source" and "thought leader," Castellani stressed our increased investment in policy and research capabilities, as well as the importance of understanding how we can add value to key health care issues and questions. As Congress and state policymakers address issues ranging from Medicare Part D to biomedical innovation, this will continue to guide our efforts.
The article also referenced the launch of our new "Conversations" forum, which will invite stakeholders, thought leaders, patients and advocates from across health care to weigh in on major issues that are shaping how patients receive high-quality care. The forum aims to convene a mix of opinions and perspectives so that we can all learn from one another, so stay-tuned for updates next week.
As Castellani wrote in his post on Tuesday, "Healthy debate is the foundation of progress and advancement" and I hope this POLITICO article sheds light on PhRMA's goal to engage on a higher level on the health care issues impacting the country.
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Achille Bénouville studied under François-Édouard Picot and then Léon Cogniet before exhibiting at the Salon in 1834. He enrolled at the École des beaux-arts (School of Fine Art) where he studied for the historic landscapes category of the Grand Prix bursary competition for a residency in Rome, which he won in 1845 with his canvas Ulysses and Nausicaa.
He had previously visited Italy with Corot, whose studio he shared in 1843. At the end of his stay at the Villa, he decided to settle in the homeland of the arts, where he spent a quarter of a century. As is demonstrated by this watercolour, his academic style in the lineage of Claude Lorrain is enriched by an acute sensitivity to light, sharpened by the influence of Corot; topographic and atmospheric verisimilitude combine, counterbalanced by feeling, in his new Arcadia peopled by shepherds in traditional garb. By painting this little piece of Italy, Bénouville could have been echoing the letter written by his master Cogniet to Guérin: "I am somewhat confused by one of your questions. You ask what strikes me most - ancient sculpture, paintings by the masters or the physiognomy of the people. Something struck me more than any of these things ... by which I mean the beauties of Nature...".


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PARKERSBURG - In addition to the hundreds that attended ceremonies at City Park, veterans groups were out and about Monday afternoon, taking advantage of the traditional Veterans Day open house events to visit other group homes and activity centers.
Peter Brown, commander of the VFW Post 1212, said they expected several hundred folks in and out of the post all day. Brown said a lot of the older vets who don't get down to the post on a regular basis come in Monday to meet old friends.
"It's one of our busier days of the year," said Bill Sutton, a past commander at 1212.
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Mike and Lisa Small enjoy the hospitality at the VFW Post 1212 in Parkersburg Monday. The two, both veterans, went to several other veterans centers in the area Monday to visit the other clubs and rekindle friendship with other vets.
Sutton said groups from the American Legion, AmVets, the DAV and several other centers will show up. Traditionally small groups visit the area centers to take advantage of food and drink specials and more importantly rekindle old friendships.
Robin Vass, president of the Post 1212 auxiliary, said the people will come in and out of the post all day.
"They'll come in waves," she said.
Brown said the Post usually serves fish sandwiches, but broke with tradition offering hamburgers and hot dogs this year. They also offered karaoke and sometimes a program, such as flag folding.
He said groups from Williamstown, Marietta, Vienna and other post and veterans groups in Parkersburg will be in and out of the Post 1212 Monday.
Post 1212 has about 750 members, according Brown, making it the largest post in the district and third largest in the state.
Members of Post 1212 also made the rounds.
Mike Small, a Gulf War veteran and member of Post 1212, goes to the post at least once a week. He and his wife Lisa, also a veteran, were set to visit other centers. Lisa Small, who's an officer at Post 1212, said this was her first time hopping on Veterans Day.
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A panel meets Tuesday to discuss the needs of the flooded communities ahead of a special session tentatively set for Aug. 24. Gov. Mark Dayton has yet to call the special session.
Floods hit northeastern Minnesota and several counties to west and south of the Twin Cities, prompting a federal disaster declaration that brings dollars to help repair more than $108 million in damaged roads and other public infrastructure.
But the Federal Emergency Management Agency denied Dayton's request for direct aid to homeowners and business owners whose losses weren't covered by insurance.
Legislative Auditor James Nobles will speak on his report examining the state's response to recent disasters.
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