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Bit by the injury bug last season, the Colorado Avalanche never had much chance to replicate the success they enjoyed the years previous. With the off-season departure of coach Patrick Roy, questions swirl as to how the team can lift themselves out of the Central Division cellar. The puzzle pieces have fallen into place, and the 2016 Avalanche will feature a new look and new hope for a return to the postseason. With the additions of Carl Soderberg, Mikhail Grigerenko and Blake Comeau on offense, Colorado could just fly high in this year's Central Division. Pick up your Colorado Avalanche tickets today and be a part of all the excitement at the Pepsi Center!
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Colorado Avalanche 2016-2017 News and Updates
The Colorado Avalanche are on a roll, having won their last three games in a row. Their latest victory was against the Oilers on March 20. After a scoreless first period, Gabriel Landeskog scored early in the second period and Tyson Barrie added another one. The Oilers rallied in the third period, but another goal from Blake Comeau ensured the victory. Goalie Calvin Pickard helped the offense by making 26 saves. The Avalanche are now ahead by one point for the second wild card to the playoffs for the Western Conference. The Avalanche host the Flyers on March 24 and the Wild on the 26. You still have a chance to get tickets, with prices starting at $48.
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2/9/16 - The Central Division is among hockey's toughest in 2016, which is why 60 points is barely good enough for fourth place. The Colorado Avalanche snapped a four-game losing streak to maintain their position in the standings, getting a much-needed W by downing the Ottawa Senators 4-3. It was their first victory in the month of February, capping an anxious stretch where it appeared that they might fall right out of the top five in the West. They've got two more games on this current road trip, starting with Detroit and ending with Buffalo on Sunday evening. Tickets are on sale now for First Niagara Center, with seats priced as low as $55—get yours today!
2/2/16 - The Colorado Avalanche were unable to add another win to their record when they got back on the ice after an almost week off. They played the Blackhawks on February 2 and lost 2-1. All the scoring action happened in the first period. Chicago got on the board early, with a score in the third minute of play, and they added another one seven minutes into the period. Gabriel Landeskog scored in the 10th minute of play to get the game within one. The Avalanche did not give up, but they were unable to get another puck past the goalie. The Avalanche host the Starts on the 4th and then the Jets on the 6th, and you can still get tickets for prices starting at $32.
1/26/16 - The Colorado Avalanche have ended their four-game winning streak with a disappointing 1-6 loss against the San Jose Sharks on January 26th. Do not worry, however, because they have already returned to dominating. They followed their loss up with a strong upset victory against the Los Angeles Kings, taking two points in the final period while shutting their opponents out. This victory comes right before a nice, long series of home games, so fans have plenty to be excited about. If the Avalanche is able to maintain this momentum, each of the four upcoming home games should be exhilarating. It all starts on February 2nd when the Avalanche hosts the Chicago Blackhawks.
1/19/16 - The Colorado Avalanche may be bringing up the rear of the Central Division, but they have been performing well recently. They faced the Winnipeg Jets on January 18th, and were able to come away with a strong 2-1 victory, taking both their points in the second period. This win means they have come out victorious in two of their last three games. This matchup also marks the end of their series of home games, but it will not be long before they hit the road once again. After the Avalanche have their match against the St. Louis Blues on January 22nd, they will be travelling until their homecoming on February 2nd against the Chicago Blackhawks.
1/12/16 - Currently ranked sixth in the NHL's Western Conference Central Division, the Colorado Avalanche are hard at work proving they are worth a shot at the 2016 playoffs. The team has made some key changes in its lineup, including bringing in a couple younger players from the AHL. Coaches and managers hope that both Nikita Zadorov and Chris Bigras will be able to pitch in to help reanimate the team. Coming off a couple losses to the Blackhawks and the Lightning, Colorado is looking to take back the momentum with a Thursday (Jan. 14) night game versus the Devils and a Saturday (Jan. 16) matchup in Columbus against the Blue Jackets.
1/5/16 - As they look for bright spots in what has been a mostly disappointing season thus far, the Colorado Avalanche can certainly savor their 4-1 victory on Monday night over the first-place Los Angeles Kings. Jarome Iginla became just the 19th NHL player to reach 600 career goals, and he did so in strange fashion, firing what might've been a pass toward the goal and watching it rebound off of another player's skate into the net. It was one of four goals Colorado scored on Jhonas Enroth, who filled in for the exceptional Jonathan Quick to unfavorable results. The Avalanche will try to keep the momentum on Friday night when the Predators come to town. Get your tickets for Nashville vs. Colorado starting at $31!
12/29/15 - The Colorado Avalanche are now halfway done with their nine-game long series of home games, and they are just taking a short break with a single away matchup. They travelled to San Jose to take on the Sharks on December 28th and the final score came to 6-3 with the Avalanche in the lead. Now, they are returning to Colorado, with five home games remaining. This is your chance to catch them in action before they hit the road. They will be hosting the Calgary Flames on January 2nd, and tickets are as cheap as $29. Come out and show your support to help the Avalanche start another winning streak.
12/23/15 - The Colorado Avalanche hockey team should be pleased with their performance during the month of December. The Avalanche when on a five-game winning streak that was put to a stop by the Maple Leafs on December 21. The Monday night game was full of excitement due to the high level of offense and successful goals. Both teams were tied up at the end of the second period at 3-3. That tie was quickly broken by the Maple Leafs time and time and time again. The final score was 7-4 for the Maple Leafs, leaving the Avalanche disappointed. See if they can recoup from the loss when they hit the ice against the Arizona Coyotes on December 27.
12/15/15 - Are the Colorado Avalanche finally starting to get their game together? It looks like they could be a team to watch out for, as they have won three of their last four games. The Avalanche most recently defeated the St. Louis Blues, and it was a beautiful win on the road. They also beat the Nashville Predators 3 – 2 on the road, which bodes well for tonight's matchup with the Blackhawks at Chicago. They'll be back in Denver to take on the New York Islanders this Thursday, so be sure to come out and support them. Tickets can currently be purchased for as little as $19. Don't miss this one!
12/8/15 - Missed chances may be to blame for Colorado's loss Wednesday night at the Pepsi Center. After not following through on a couple of looks, they allowed the Penguins to close the gap on their 2-1 lead. Penalties were also factor, as was the fact that the team's captain, Gabe Landeskog, did not play due to back spasms that started after morning practice. The Colorado Avalanche will play the next three games on the road in Nashville, St. Louis and Chicago. They will return to the Pepsi Center for a Dec. 15 game against the Islanders. Tickets to see the Avalanche play at home can be yours today for only $16 and up!
12/1/15 - The Colorado Avalanche beat the New Jersey Devils in the two teams' latest matchup on December 1. Backup goalie Reto Berra helped to hold the Devils to one point by making 27 saves. After a scoreless first period, Matt Duchene and Tyson Barrie scored for the Avalanche to end the second period ahead 2-0. The Devils were able to slip a puck by Berra early in the third period, but the Avalanche were able to maintain the lead to take home the victory. This win makes for three victories in their last five games. Colorado next play the Rangers in New York on December 3. You can still get tickets, with prices starting at $61.
11/24/15 - The month of November has been hot and cold for the Colorado Avalanche hockey team. The beginning games of the month were all losses, until suddenly the Avalanche had a major turnaround and pulled off three wins in a row. After they were defeated by the Toronto Maple Leafs on November 17, the Avalanche slumped back into a losing streak. The good news is they were able to pull the team together and become the victors of their game against the Winnipeg Jets on Monday night. Fill up your Thanksgiving weekend with fun things to do, including seeing the Avalanche live on November 28 against the Winnipeg Jets. Tickets are still available.
11/17/15 - The Colorado Avalanche's winning streak unfortunately ended after just three games when the Avalanche played the Maple Leafs on November 17. The Avalanche added another loss when they played the Penguins on November 19. A power play goal by Matt Duchene put the Avalanche ahead by the end of the first period. The second period went to the Penguins who scored three points within two minutes. Colorado got back to within one when Tyson Barrie scored, but another goal by the Penguins widened the gap. Duchene scored again in the final two minutes of play but the Avalanche were unable to equalize. The team next heads to Washington to play the Capitals on the 21, with tickets available starting at $29.
11/10/15 - The Colorado Avalanche is on a roll. Since beginning their series of away games, they have not lost a single match, they managed to completely shut the Philadelphia Flyers out, and most recently, they earned an incredible six points against one of the best teams in the entire league: The Montreal Canadians. This short winning streak has bumped the Colorado Avalanche up to seventh in the Central Division with a record of 7-9-1. They are playing incredibly well, but they have not worked their way back up quite yet. It will not be any time at all if they maintain this winning streak, however. The Avalanche will return to Colorado on November 25th.
11/3/15 - The Colorado Avalanche got a win when they beat the Flames 6-3 on the 3. The Avalanche got on the board first when Matt Duchene scored late in the first period. The Flames evened the score early in the second period, but then Jarome Iginla and Erik Johnson brought the Avalanche ahead again. The Flames again evened the game, but then Nathan MacKinnen, Duchene, and Iginla scored to ensure the victory. The Avalanche lost their next game against the Coyotes on the 5. They will look to get another win when they play the Rangers on the 6. There's still time to get your tickets to catch the action in person, with prices starting at $85.
10/27/15 - The season for the Colorado Avalanche has been nothing but a downhill slide of losses. They are currently one of the bottom teams of the Central Division and have only been able to pull in three wins in ten games. On October 29, the Avalanche faced off against the Tampa Bay Lightning for their third away game in a row. The Avalanche started the game off right by scoring the only goal in the first period. The Lightning came back in the second quarter to match their goal, but the Avalanche pulled ahead with another goal to win the game. See the Avalanche play live on October 30 against the Carolina Hurricanes. Tickets are still up for grabs.
10/19/15 - Even though it is early on in the NHL season, the Colorado Avalanche's record has already taken some serious hits. They have only won two of their six games, leaving them as one of the lowest teams on the totem pole. The Avalanche has lost their last two games, but they are hoping to bring back some life and confidence to the team and fans alike when they take on the Columbus Blue Jackets for a home game. Tickets for this upcoming game are still available and start at $25 a ticket. Bring some life into your weekend and get your tickets today before you miss your chance to scoop them up.
10/14/15 - The NHL season is already underway again, and games are being played left and right. The Colorado Avalanche hasn't had the start they were hoping for, for their 2015 season. They are currently sitting with a 1-3 record and at the bottom of the pack in the Central Division. Of course there is more than enough time to change their standings throughout the season, but it is always hard to come back from being behind. The Avalanche hits the road this week and heads to Anaheim, CA to slap the ice against the Anaheim Ducks. Watch them live and see if they can recoup from their last lost. Tickets are still available to purchase.
10/5/15 - The Colorado Avalanche are preparing for their season opener at home on October 8 against the Minnesota Wild. The Avalanche released their official roster in the lead up to this week's season start. They have signed forward Jack Skille to an official member of the team after his professional tryout. Finnish forward Mikko Rantanen, who was a first round pick in the draft, also made a spot on the roster. They reassigned Dennis Everberg to the AHL San Antonio Rampage team and put Jesse Winchester on the injured reserve list to trim the roster to the league-mandated 23 players. You can still get your tickets for the home opener and the rest of the season, with ticket prices starting at $113.
9/14/15 - It's training camp time in the NHL, and that means teams are releasing their names of those who will be attending their practices. Colorado Avalanche fans are excited to see the names of two skilled veteran players: Andrej Meszaros and Jack Skille. Meszaros is a rear guard who has spent ten years in the league with the Lightning, Flyers and the Bruins and has competed in three Olympic Games for his native country of Slovakia. Skille is a forward who has also had a successful career with teams like the Blackhawks and the Blue Jackets. Practices begin on Friday and the first preseason game for the Avalanche will be on Tuesday, Sept 22, against the Anaheim Ducks at the Pepsi Center in Denver. Get tickets for that game from us today for $32 and up.
2014-2015 Season
4/8/15 - The Colorado Avalanche, a team expected to contend for top spot in the Central Division, instead look to finish at the bottom of the division this season. The Avs have just two games left in their 2014-15 campaign, both at home in the Pepsi Center in Denver.
3/25/15 - At 78 points, the Colorado Avalanche are unlikely to repeat last year's achievement of qualifying for the Stanley Cup playoffs; they're 12 points behind the No. 8 team, Calgary, in the Western Conference, even though the Avs still have a game in hand on many teams in the rest of the conference. Plus, the Avs have dropped their last two in a row.
3/20/15 - Some unfortunate losing streaks throughout the 2014-2015 season has put the Colorado Avalanche in sixth place in the Central division. However, the month of March has been superb to the Avalanche with five wins from six games. Their last defeat was against the Calgary Flames on Saturday, March 14. Alex Tanguay started their goal series with a second period zinger into the back of the net. His goal was shortly followed by another made by Ryan O'Reilly. The Flames came back in the third by scoring two goals, but it wasn't enough when the Avalanche finished them off with their third and final goal. Watch Colorado face off against the Buffalo Sabres on March 28. Tickets for the evening game start at $20 a piece.
3/11/15 - What a difference a year makes. Surprise winners of the Central Division last season, the Colorado Avalanche this season have struggled mightily for traction this season under head coach Patrick Roy. The Avs are sixth of seven teams in the Central at the moment, just a single point ahead of Dallas, and 11th overall in the West.
3/4/15 - The cellar-dwelling Colorado Avalanche have to hope March is better for them than February was. The Avs wrapped up the month with a loss to surging division rival Minnesota last weekend, this coming after a shootout victory over Dallas; despite the win, the Avs remain one point behind Dallas in the Central Division.
2/24/15 - After starting the month of February losing four out of five, the Colorado Avalanche have done an about-face and won four of their last five, including their last two straight. The Avs are even on points with Dallas in the Central Division standings, but six points behind resurgent Minnesota and eight back of Winnipeg.
2/19/15 - After breaking a four game losing streak last weekend with wins over Dallas and Arizona, the Colorado Avalanche ended up on the short end of a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Los Angeles at home. The Avs have fallen back into last place in the Central Division, three points behind Dallas and six in back of Minnesota.
2/10/15 - There's been a bit of a turnaround for the Colorado Avalanche of late, and it's not been a good one. The Avs have lost three straight in four February games, and have fallen back to the cellar of the Central Division, a point back of Dallas and three points behind resurgent Minnesota.
2/3/15 - It's been a small world for the Colorado Avalanche since the All-Star Game. The Avs have played two games, both against division-leading Nashville, and split the two, falling 4-3 on the road in Nashville while goaltender Semyon Varlamov pitched a shutout three days later in a 3-0 win in Denver.
1/27/15 - It wasn't all that long ago that the Colorado Avalanche were battling to get out of the Central Division cellar. But now, as the league picks up after the All-Star Game, the Avs find themselves just three points out of the last playoff spot in the Western Conference.
1/13/15 - Despite a recent loss to Washington, the Colorado Avalanche seem to have turned a corner. The Avs, winners of five out of their last seven, have pulled themselves out of the Central Division cellar, but are still six points behind Winnipeg.
1/6/15 - After closing out 2014 and opening 2015 with a pair of wins, the Colorado Avalanche dropped their next game, a 4-3 loss to resurgent Columbus. While the penalty kill was perfect for the night, the power-play team had difficulty, going goal-less in three chances.
12/9/14 - With three straight losses and four losses in five games, the Colorado Avalanche find themselves digging a deeper and deeper hole. The Avs currently stand on 24 points, last in the Central Division.
12/2/14 - Though the Colorado Avalanche may be struggling on the ice, at least one player – 2013 No. 1 overall pick Nathan Mckinnon – is having a good time. MacKinnon can be seen in a pair of videos on ESPN, in which he catches a puck off the netting on his stick; and outsprints an Olympic gold medal winning short track speedskater.
11/25/14 - Good things may be worth waiting for, if you're a fan of the Colorado Avalanche. Sources have reported to the Denver Post that the NHL's annual Stadium Series of outdoor contests will likely include a game, though not the main Winter Classic, next season at Coors Field, the home of the Colorado Rockies.
11/11/14 - It's still early, but the Colorado Avalanche find themselves struggling to keep up with the front-runners in the Central Division. Just a point ahead of last place Dallas, the Avs will need to work on their defense if they want to move up, having given up 10 more goals than they've scored.
11/4/14 - On the one hand, the Colorado Avalanche are in dead last place in the Central Division of the Western Conference. On the other hand, with the way the entire division is playing, the Avs are just five measly points behind first place Nashville, in a division where standings change almost daily.
10/28/14 - The Colorado Avalanche lost their game against the San Jose Sharks in a shootout on October 28. Even with a power play in the last minute of overtime couldn't help the Avalanche clinch the win. They are currently in 7th position in the Central Division with a 2-4-4 record. Over the weekend, they face the t. Louis Blues at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, then have a quick turnaround to get home to go against the Anaheim Ducks on home ice. The Avalanche will need to play their best without a lot of rest before they play the Ducks. They can still come back to be the consistent threat they were last year, as some of their injured players come back into play. This young team is still growing and improving their game.
The Colorado Avalanche head into the 2014-2015 season with more optimism than ever. The Avs put up huge numbers on offense to punch earn a bid in the postseason, including the fourth-most goals per game and the fifth best power play. Under first year head coach Patrick Roy, the Avs surprised many with their high degree of success and ultimately won first place in the Central Division, beating out fellow Cup contenders like the Blues and Blackhawks in the process. In their head coach's sophomore year at the helm, this could be
year for the Colorado Avalanche.
The team is locked an loaded with young talent, like Tyson Barrie and Nathan MacKinnon, whose maturity showed last year. The Avalanche added Danny Briere Brune Gervais, Jarome Iginla and Brad Stuart, in place of Giguere, Hunwick, Malone, Parenteau and Paul Stastny's departure. They acquisitions should bolster an already strong offense, headed by Landeskog, Duchene, O'Reilly, and their defense will remain steadfast in front of the tremendous Semyon Varlamov, who nearly earned the Vezina Trophy in his most recent campaign.
See the Denver franchise en route to a second straight Stanley Cup Playoff appearance with Colorado Avalanche tickets to their home opener, Oct. 11, against the Minnesota Wild. The Avs will be hungry for vengeance over the team that eliminated them in Round 2 of playoffs. See the first bout between Colorado and Chicago, on Nov. 26, and kick off this tough Western Conference showdown. That said, you don't want to miss formidable threats from the East, when the Boston Bruins visit Colorado on Jan. 21. Land a seat at the Pepsi Center in Denver, and be there for Paul Stastny's homecoming, now a part of the St. Louis Blues (Dec. 31). Score Colorado Avalanche tickets and see this team compete with the NHL's elite in the upcoming 2014-2015 season.
2013-2014 Season
4/30/14 – Colorado certainly has the advantage in Game 7 tonight, beit home-ice, head coach, and depth. The Avs have won each of their home games this series but were dominated Monday night against the Wild in Minnesota. Colorado Avalanche tickets tonight average $182, down 46 percent in price since the start of the Stanley Cup Playoffs but still the most expensive game of the series. Buy your last-minute Avs tickets now and watch the Colorado try and skate to the their first playoff series win in six years!
4/21/14 – After tying the game with 13.4 seconds remaining in regulation, Paul Stastny scored in OT to lift the Avalanche to a 5-4 win over the Wild in the opener of the Western Conference quarterfinals Thursday night. In front of a home crowd on Saturday night, Nathan MacKinnon and Stastny each had four points and Gabriel Landeskog scored two goals to give Colorado a 2-0 lead in the best-of-7 series. Game 3 is Monday at the Xcel Energy Center and if the Avs cannot pull of the sweep, they will head back to Colorado for Game 5 (min. $69). Colorado Avalanche tickets are currently averaging $181 at Pepsi Center on Saturday, up 12 percent since the NHL Playoffs began.
4/17/14 – Looking to secure their first playoff series since 2008, the Colorado Avalanche will take on the
Minnesota Wild
in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Action starts Thursday night in Denver with Game 1 (avg. $135); the Central Division winners gained a lot of ground in 2014, going from second to last in the league last year to earning a No.2 seed in the Western Conference. The Avs own the regular-season series (3-1-1) over high-pressure Minnesota who is looking to win their first postseason series since 2003. Colorado Avalanche playoff tickets for the Division Semifinals round are relatively cheap (avg. $211) – the average
Stanley Cup Playoff tickets
for the opening round are $233.
4/8/14 – Colorado's six-game winning streak was snapped by Pittsburgh Sunday when the Pens recorded a 3-2 shootout victory. The Avs will finish the regular-season on a four game road trip that will take them to Canada and California in a tune-up for the NHL playoffs. With four games remaining, Colorado is in second in the Central Division, four points behind first-place St. Louis and two points ahead of third-ranked Chicago. Seeding and home-ice advantage are still up in the air which means the Avalanche need to finish strong. If the postseason began today, Colorado would have home-ice in an opening round series against the Blackhawks.
4/3/14 – The Avs have ended a three-year playoff drought and are on a roll following four consecutive wins, including three after regulation. With 102 points, Colorado is three ahead of the Blackhawks for second place in the Central Division with a game in hand but will end the regular-season with four straight on the road. This means there are just two more chances to see the Avalanche at Pepsi Center before the Stanley Cup Playoffs – tonight vs. the Rangers (min. $27) and Sunday vs. Pittsburgh (min. $50).
3/27/14 – The Avs had lost three straight before Tuesday's 5-4 shootout win over Nashville. Colorado is four points shy of 100 and likely playoff bound. For a team that was predicted to finish at the bottom of the conference, the Avalanche are doing an excellent job scratching that idea. A potential second place finish in the Central Division is where Colorado is headed. Catch the Avs in one of their final four regular season games or lineup Colorado Avalanche NHL Western Conference First Round tickets at the Pepsi Center for as little as $44.
3/19/14 – Behind the sixth best offense in the NHL, the Colorado Avalanche have secured a spot in the
NHL playoffs
. If the postseason started today, the Avs would matchup against the Chicago Blackhawks with hopes of advancing past the first round for the first time since 2008. In his first season as the team's coach, Patrick Roy, has his team sitting in fourth, tied with Chicago with 93 points. But first, the Avalanche will play five more regular-season games at Pepsi Center including Friday's game against the Boston Bruins (avg. $170). The regular-season finale in Colorado is the most expensive matchup remaining; averaging $181 against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
3/10/14 – Last Thursday, Colorado Avalanche rookie Nathan MacKinnon extended his point streak to 13 games, breaking Wayne Gretzky's NHL record for longest point streak by an 18-year old! With an assist on Andrew Benoit's OT winner against the Detroit Red Wings, MacKinnon got the mark. Colorado had a four-game winning streak snapped on Saturday however in a key Central Division showdown against the St. Louis Blues. Tonight's game against the Winnipeg Jets is the cheapest regular-season game remaining at the Pepsi Center, but don't expect to see forward Paul Stastny in the lineup as he is suffering from a sore back. Avs fans hope that won't be the case Wednesday when Colorado matches up against Chicago (avg. $111).
3/3/14 – After playing three in a row at home after the Olympic break, the Avalanche will hit the road against two of the Original Six – Chicago (3/4) and Detroit (3/6) – before returning to the Pepsi Center Saturday to play St. Louis. St. Louis Blues vs. Colorado Avalanche tickets are just $20 to get-in and from $48 for lower level seats. In the last week, the Avs announced a two-year extension for Marc-Andrew Cliche, locking up another player with an expiring contract. In 53 games, Cliche has six points and leads all Avalanche forwards in ice time per game.
2/25/14 - Colorado Avalanche forward, and three-time Czech Olympian, Milan Hejduk recently announced his retirement from the game after playing all 14 seasons of his career with the Avs. Colorado also got the unfortunate news that Alex Tanguay will be out for the rest of the season to rehab from (knee and hip) surgery. Additionally, the Avs will be missing defenseman Erik Johnson for two contests, due to a slashing suspension in the final game before the Olympic break. Despite the losses, Colorado is raring to start the second half of the season, with two of their four players sent to Sochi returning with medals (Matt Duchene with the Canada gold and Gabe Landeskog with the Sweden silver). Colorado Avalanche tickets for their first home game against the Los Angeles Kings tomorrow offer great prices: tickets start at just $15 in Upper, $38 in Loge and $40 in Club Level.
2/21/14 - In less than a week the Colorado Avalanche will resume NHL play and try to pull themselves up from their 5th seed spot. Post-Olympic break, Colorado will have a three game home stand, where they'll take on #7 Los Angeles, #8 Phoenix and #3 Tampa Bay for their best opportunity to move up in rankings before a tough road stretch. Players not participating in Sochi already started practicing yesterday, but one important forward was missing in action: Alex Tanguay will have hip surgery and be sidelined for the remainder of the season. Get Colorado Avalanche tickets now and be there to welcome back their four Olympians: Matt Duchene, Paul Stastny, Gabriel Landeskog and Semyon Varlamov.
2/4/14 – The Colorado Avalanche grabbed their fourth straight win Monday in a late effort against the New Jersey Devils (OT). Currently in fifth place in the tough West, the rolling Avs had dominated the Sabres two nights earlier at Pepsi Center in their final home game before Olympics, outscoring Buffalo 7-1. The much improved team under first-year coach Patrick Roy will travel across town tonight to play the NHL's hottest team, New York Rangers, a team they've bested the last four years in a highly-anticipated matchup!
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Sudan's Moral Challenge
Teresa and St. Josephine
Truth From Bishop Gassis
We Can Do
This is the editorial you donÆt want to read. Yet Pope John Paul
II has implored us not to ignore ōthis immense human tragedy.ö He
was speaking last October at the canonization of St. Josephine Bakhita,
the former Sudanese slave. He was referring to the untold suffering
and religious persecution that is happening today in Sudan.
Oh, yes, you might say, we all know that people are starving in Africa.
WeÆve heard it all so many times, most of us since we were young children.
No matter what we do about it, the situation gets no better. Look
at what happened when President George H. Bush sent U.S. troops into
the region a decade agoŚthey fell right into the midst of SomaliaÆs
seemingly hopeless civil war and became targets of guerrillas.
ItÆs not as if we get much of our oil from Sudan. So why should we
care? And even if we do care, what can we do about it? Sudan seems
a little too complex for Americans, who like quick solutions to simple
Teresa and St. Josephine
Mother Teresa of Calcutta,
known to avoid politics, showed us one response to human misery: Be
there. Reach out to the starving, to the dying, to the least, with
the compassionate hands of love. In these afflicted people we see
Christ, she told us, ōin the distressing disguise of the poor.ö
In due time we expect
Mother Teresa will join the ranks of CatholicismÆs officially recognized
saints. St. Josephine Bakhita, born in Sudan, sold five times into
brutal slavery, then freed to become a nun in Italy, already has achieved
that recognition. She died in 1947.
St. Josephine, from
the convent of the Canossian Daughters of Charity in Venice, wrote,
ōThe Lord has loved me so much....We must be compassionate!ö Who among
us cannot say the same? St. Josephine Bakhita went through life always
believing that the Lord had saved her for greater things. She wrote,
ōO Lord, if I could fly to my people and tell them of your goodness
at the top of my voice, oh, how many souls would be won.ö
These days we can
fly to Sudan. And the conditions there are crying for our compassion,
for our witness to the goodness of God. Modern-day prophets bring
back to us reports of persecution of Christians at the hands of the
countryÆs Islamic government.
Truth From Bishop Gassis
Bishop Macram Max
Gassis of El Obid, Sudan, spent time in the United States last
year to implore his brother bishops and fellow Christians to do
something to help. His Web site, at www.
petersvoice.org, is an organ of truth about Sudan.
There youÆll learn of
the villages of people being sold into slaveryŚeven todayŚand of forced
conversions to Islam. Two million people have been killed and four
million dislocated during 17 years of civil war. Christians are hunted
down. Sudanese troops burn Bibles. Recently a Catholic school and
Catholic hospital were singled out for aerial bombing, and they were
not the first.
Bishop Gassis, exiled
into Kenya, wants U.S. Catholics to pressure our government to stop
the ōimpending genocideö in Sudan. He persuaded BostonÆs Cardinal
Bernard Law, NCCB President Bishop Joseph Fiorenza and finally the
entire body of U.S. bishops, last November, to speak out on behalf
of Sudan. The U.S. bishops asked the U.S. government to use its influence
to support a Sudanese peace process already under way.
The bishops also
urge Catholics here to find concrete ways to increase our solidarity
with Sudan, both by prayer and by action. They urge us to support
the work of Catholic Relief Services (CRS), which is the most
effective relief effort afoot in Sudan. You can learn about CRSÆs
Sudan efforts by clicking on the Africa map in the ōWhere We Workö
section of www.catholicrelief.org.
Our bishops expect to send a delegation to Sudan next month.
We Can Do
WeÆve seen time and
time again that opposing sides will come around the negotiating table
with U.S. encouragement. SudanÆs government is sensitive to international
pressure. Let us pressure our government clearly to support SudanÆs
current peace process.
We each can learn more
about the Sudan crisis. Contact local and national media and ask them
to cover Sudan. Consult the Web sites cited above. For more on Sudanese
genocide, consult the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Web
site (www.ushmm.org),
ōCommittee on Conscienceö section.
As Cardinal Law told
our bishops last November, ōThe Church and the people in Sudan find
themselves isolated, their cry muted by the indifference and inaction
of the international community. Our message is one of solidarity.ö
Let us follow our bishopsÆ
lead. We citizens can influence U.S. policy by letters or e-mails
to Congress, to the president. The United States, sole superpower,
can influence the actions of governments abroad.
No, we donÆt want to
meddle in other nationsÆ everyday internal affairs, but when it comes
to genocide and religious persecution, itÆs a different matter: ItÆs
a moral challenge to everyone.
In the pre-inauguration
days, President George W. Bush indicated that his administration will
reduce overseas involvements. Catholics in our country need to send
him and Congress a message that the United States must increase
its efforts to stop the suffering in Sudan.J.B.F.

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Nick Cannon has ticked off some white people.
Meaning to promote his new album "White People Party Music," the TV host posted a picture of himself in "white face" on Instagram, with the caption "It's official ... I'm White!!!"
It's official ... Nick Cannon isn't funny.
Mariah Carey's husband also included some questionable hashtags, including "#WHITEPEOPLEPARTYMUSIC ... #GoodCredit #DogKissing #BeerPong #FarmersMarkets #FistPumping #CreamCheeseEating #RacialDraft 'Bro I got drafted!!'"
It's official ... Nick Cannon is dumb.
Of course, the Internet immediately rose up in furious righteousness, according to Fox411.
"This is so (expletive) offensive. What if Britney Spears made herself black and put a pic up that says 'it's official. IM BLACK,'" one user wrote.
Another wrote "Don't get me wrong I think it's hilarious but it's just a double standard."
Cannon took the criticism in stride, tweeting,"Damn I didn't know it was going to be this hard being White! ... I'm exhausted with all this 'privilege' LOL #WhitePeopleProblems"
It's official ... Nick Cannon is really dumb.
He also wrote, "Hold up ... What the (expletive) is 'White Face'??? Did I just create a new term??? Nice!!! LOL"
The "America's Got Talent" host talked about his album title with Us Weekly on Monday.
"You go to a party and white people are having more fun than anybody," Cannon said. "They know how to have a good time. I could have named the album 'Purple People Party Music' and you'd still get the same album, but it was just one of those things. You know, you deal with things like race, and people get uptight, so why not?"
Fox411 said Cannon's rep didn't immediately return a request for comment.
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All of us are citizens of a watershed. And so it's not uncommon to pass by a favorite nearby stream and wonder "How much water is flowing in the stream today?" Perhaps we casually wonder this as we contemplate the beauty of the stream, or perhaps we wonder about it with a goal in mind – a fishing or canoe trip, for example.
The uses of streamflow information touch every citizen's life every day in countless ways. Reliable streamflow information is needed for many purposes: for flood warnings and forecasts; drinking water management; irrigation withdrawals; hydroelectric power production; wastewater discharges and reservoir releases; legal and treaty obligations on interstate and international waters; preservation of aquatic habitats; water quality standards; recreation; infrastructure designs for highways, bridges, culverts, dams, and levees; and for scientific investigations of streamflow history, ecosystem health, and climate change.
To provide reliable streamflow information across the country – information that's available to every citizen for all these purposes – USGS works in partnership with more than 850 Federal, State, Tribal, and local agencies and collects streamflow information at more than 8,000 streamgages nationwide. Streamgages, like bridges and dams, are a vital part of the Nation's water infrastructure. The latest streamflow information is increasingly at our fingertips – on our phones and computers in the "now" – as the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) continues its mission to measure streamflow on thousands of rivers and streams.
How did the story of streamgages begin?
USGS is the largest provider of water information in the world. It all began with the agency's first streamgage in 1889 on the Rio Grande River in New Mexico. As U.S. populations began to expand westward into the drier regions of the country in the 1880s, John Wesley Powell, the second director of the USGS, requested monitoring of streamflow on the Rio Grande River, as well as within seven other major river basins in the West to determine potential water supplies for irrigation needed to support the new development and expansion.
Shortly afterward, USGS began to collect streamflow data at other western locations and two years later made the first streamflow measurements in the East on the Potomac River at Chain Bridge near Washington D.C. By 1895, streamflow was measured by the USGS in at least 27 states across the Nation.
In the 124 years since that first measurement was made on the Rio Grande, USGS and its partners have developed a robust national streamgaging network, which serves to help prevent loss of life and property from floods and to provide the critical scientific basis for using and managing our Nation's streams and rivers.
Flood Warnings and Forecasting
Almost all USGS streamgages record and transmit streamflow information electronically so that information is available in real time (updated at intervals of 1 to 4 hours or less). The information covers the full range of streamflow conditions, which is critical to protect and minimize loss of life and property from water-related hazards, such as floods. The National Weather Service uses USGS information for forecasting rising stream levels and streamflow and issuing flood warnings to protect lives and property; the Corps of Engineers adjusts flood-control reservoir releases; the Coast Guard issues shipping directives and advisories, and states, tribes, and local communities prepare for floods based on USGS river measurements.
National Flood Safety Awareness Week, March 18-22
National Flood Safety Awareness Week is intended to highlight some of the many ways floods can occur, the hazards associated with floods, and what you can do to save life and property. Flooding is the number two weather killer in the United States, ahead of tornadoes and severe weather. It is the costliest weather-related disaster we face. While much of the focus remains on thunderstorms and tornadoes, flooding can often be an underrated killer.
Consistent and broad records of streamflow increase knowledge
One of the highest priorities of the USGS is to maintain the long-term stability of streamgaging in recognition that consistent, systematically-collected information is paramount to track climate and land-use changes; improve flood forecasting models; observe flows across international, interstate, and tribal borders; and monitor flows into major river basins that serve heavily populated areas or that sustain vital aquatic communities in key estuaries, such as the Chesapeake Bay. The 8,000 streamgage network is relatively robust to cover the broad range of watersheds and streamflow conditions across the Nation. This robust network is also vital to support ongoing USGS science that provides critical streamflow estimates at ungaged locations, which is essential because it is not economically feasible to measure all rivers and streams at all the most important locations.
USGS places utmost value on the high quality and consistency of its streamflow measurements across the Nation to position the U.S. for a future that may hold unanticipated challenges. The USGS collects a full suite of measurements over the full range of streamflow conditions—extreme lows to extreme highs—with a high level of certainty at all 8,000 sites.
Such data become even more critical as our climate and land use changes and our populations grow, driving an even higher need to sustain water for competing priorities.
Sam Mabry, Director of Land and Water Resources at Mississippi's Department of Environmental Quality, states, "Historical and long-term [more than 30 years] data are valuable for identifying the kinds of changes that occur with stream flows as a result of climate variation or changes in land and water use. We simply can't use information that we gather during any one year as intelligently as we could otherwise without continuous historical data to compare it with." (Environmental Science and Technology, v. 39, issue 3, pp 57-58)
Endangered streamgages
Unfortunately, funding challenges continue to erode the national network. Since 1990, more than 600 USGS streamgages with records of more than 30 years have been discontinued. More than 300 stations are currently threatened or endangered for discontinuation. Confronted by this challenge, USGS and its many partners are committed to continually seek new avenues of support and innovation that promotes more cost-effective monitoring of our Nation's rivers.
Due to recent budget cuts as a result of sequestration, USGS will discontinue operation of up to 375 streamgages nationwide. Additional streamgages may be affected if partners reduce their funding to support USGS streamgages. Even though the operation of most streamgages is now highly automated, the gages still require periodic maintenance to ensure physical stability and for instrument calibration, communication adjustments, and battery replacement. The USGS is working to identify which streamgages will be impacted and will post this information as it becomes available.
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review of 2012 iLAB residencies: Higher E.D. and Follow the Water Walks.
These two resident teams engaged in collaborative processes and
creative methodologies of data collection from both a scientific and
choreographic perspective. Higher E.D. explores different forms of
mapping New York City's weather systems and Follow the Water Walks
examines relationships between sewer and river systems and the local
community near the Bronx River. Joining the discussion are Philip Orton,
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Michal's Story
Michal Boyarsky moved to New Orleans in August 2009 from New City, NY to join AVODAH. As a Community Outreach Coordinator at REACH NOLA, she works to improve community health and access to quality health care in New Orleans through community-academic partnered programs.
When I decided to do AVODAH in New Orleans, I was prepared for an extraordinary experience. While each of the AVODAH cities has a distinctive history and culture, and its own manifestations of urban poverty, New Orleans is unique in the sense that every aspect of people's lives here has been affected by Hurricane Katrina and the subsquent levee failures of 2005.
I knew this when I boarded a plane bound for Louis Armstrong International Airport back in August. My AVODAH placement is with REACH NOLA, a local non-profit community health organization that focuses, among other things, on community wellness and mental health. I prepared myself to deal with the depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder that so many are still struggling with several years after the flooding and devastation of the city. What I didn't prepare myself for was the added surge in mental health issues following another manmade disaster—the BP oil spill.
As public attention begins to shift away from prevention and toward the clean-up efforts, environmental and health effects of the spill are beginning to play a more prominent role in media and public discourse. As a local community health organization, REACH NOLA has been contributing in significant ways to this conversation.
After Hurricane Katrina, one in three people from the affected area struggled with post-disaster depression, anxiety and/or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). REACH NOLA was established largely in response to this mental health crisis. From 2006 to the present, we have trained over 400 people from over 75 organizations in New Orleans to provide high quality services for stress, depression, and PTSD, and our infrastructure support has paid for over 110,000 client visits.
It is because of this work in post-disaster mental health recovery that REACH NOLA is able to respond to the oil spill crisis by addressing the rising anxiety levels among communities affected by the spill. In addition to the mental health impact described above, REACH NOLA is concerned about increases in domestic violence, suicide, and drug and alcohol abuse, in addition to depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder. In order to cope, it is critical that fishermen and tourism workers and their families, as well as others who are impacted by the spill, have a strong support system. This is the importance of "community health," something I have learned a lot about in the past ten months of working at REACH NOLA. Communities, like individuals, can be healthy and resilient. They are the ones in which community members are involved and connected to one another through multiple channels. Churches, neighborhood organizations, and even networks of family and friends can fill this role.
In addition to addressing emerging mental health issues, REACH NOLA has played a role in supporting the cleanup efforts in the Gulf. Though BP has attempted to employ local fishermen in the process, many of these fishermen are Vietnamese immigrants who speak little or no English. Communication is difficult, and BP initially failed to have important documents, such as contracts and waivers, translated from English to Vietnamese. This situation, like the mental health crisis, is familiar to us at REACH NOLA.
Through our Health and Language Access Program, we advocate for access to quality health care for individuals with limited English proficiency. Growing communities of Spanish, Portuguese, and Vietnamese speakers in New Orleans struggle to find culturally sensitive health care services delivered in a language they can understand. To this end, we provide training and support for medical and community interpreters through a course that covers the ethics and techniques of interpreting.
In May, my co-worker Katrina Badger trained 20 Vietnamese community members in "Interpreting in Community Settings." The course participants were bilingual Vietnamese community members, including fishermen and people working in the seafood industry, whose livelihoods were impacted by the spill. The training is designed to prepare them to get jobs working for BP as interpreters, which will improve communication between BP and the Vietnamese community and reduce the likelihood that miscommunication will lead to accidents, injuries, or coercion of community members.
Through my work at REACH NOLA, I have come to understand the ways in which disasters, both manmade and natural, impact community health broadly, and mental health specifically. Communities faced with disasters need social capital to survive and build supportive networks and relationships that members rely upon in times of need. Likewise, my AVODAH community has such networks, with the support of AVODAH alumni living in New Orleans, and with others in the Jewish and social justice communities at hand. My housemates serve as my support, as we unpack the day's frustrations and successes over a meal of stir-fried vegetables, or through check-ins at house meetings.
As my AVODAH placement strives to increase community capacity and resilience in post-disaster New Orleans through encouraging a strong sense of community, and as we redouble our efforts in response to the BP oil spill, I, too, feel surrounded by the characteristics of a healthy, robust community. I feel a strong sense of community in New Orleans, in synagogues and at the JCC, on the streets of Treme and Uptown, at work and above all, in the AVODAH house.


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HAWLEY — Following a heartwarming performance by the children's community choir of the Black Bear Conservatory of Music (BBCM) during the recent Hawley Winterfest, a crowd assembled at the Looking Glass Gallery and learned that gallery owner and artist Juan Espino, had a gift of his own for the community choral group.
Espino presented a large painting he created, which depicts members of the BBCM choice caroling in Hawley Bingham Park. The artist painted the whimsical work to help raise funds in support of the Hawley-based nonprofit organization Limited Edition. Professionally framed prints are available.
All proceeds benefit the children's community choir.
Espino's paintings are characterized by a primitive or folk art style that focuses on capturing the uniqueness of communities in the Upper Delaware region. Earlier this year the artist's work was featured at the Pennsylvania State Capital in Harrisburg, where BBCM students also performed.
BBCM launched its community vocal program under the direction of Alvera Sylvester and Stephen Faubel, both members of the BBCM faculty.
The BBCM jazz studies program is led by Richard Rusnak. The ensemble and the musical express offers students in middle school and high school a unique collaborative experience in jazz technique and performance. The musical express also performed during the Hawley Winterfest at Harmony Presents in the Hawley Silk Mill.
In other recent news the conservatory opened its center for musical discovery across the street from its main campus at 519 Church Street in Hawley. The center currently houses BBCM's jazz and choral programs and will be the site for new programs to be announced in the spring.
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BBCM offers high quality private musical instruction in most instruments and voice to students ages 8-12. Classes are also offered in music theory and appreciation ear training, sight singing, rhythm and performance.
To order a print call BBCM at (570) 226-7606. For more information about the conservatory visit www.blackbearmusic.org
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I would like to teach children in our school how to use QCAD,
but before that I would like to translate QCAD to their mother language.
Now when I look in https://github.com/qcad/qcad/tree/master/ts I already see some files ending with "_sl.qm" that are 6 months old
but those files I can't find under my C:\Program Files (x86)\QCAD\ts
and also when I run QCAD and go to edit->Application Preferences->Language Settings->Language I can't see option Slovenian
I tried to copy the files from github to local ts folder and then I can select Slovenian, but I can't see any change in interface after QCAD restart.
I assume that translation just isn't complete yet.
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Spartanburg Repertory Company's 25th anniversary is a time to sing
Published: Sunday, January 20, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 18, 2013 at 5:05 p.m.
The Spartanburg Repertory Company presents its 25th Anniversary Gala at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Chapman Cultural Center.
Daryle Ryce and Rebecca Turner will join past and current artists of the Repertory Company to sing arias, duets and choruses from the company's first 25 years.
A wine and cheese reception and silent auction will be included. All proceeds will help fund upcoming productions.
Tickets are $25 for adults, $40 for couples. Call 864-489-9299.
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In the final day of his "Cycling Vermont's 14" 500-mile bicycle tour of the state's 14 counties, Lt. Gov. Phil Scott stopped at Gifford Medical Center in Randolph early Tuesday afternoon.
Scott, who is seeking re-election next month, was met by a small group of Gifford employees and community supporters. Scott briefly talked fitness as vital to good health, and safety. On the first day of his journey he encountered railroad tracks and cracked his helmet, he said.
On the last day, with a new helmet securely in place, his visit to Gifford led to an impromptu tour of the medical center's Menig Extended Care Facility nursing home, which Gifford is trying to rebuild in Randolph Center as part of a senior living community.
Scott, riding with John Connor, was scheduled to conclude his eight-day journey on the chilly Tuesday in Barre at 5:30 p.m. Continue reading


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News 12 at First at Five / Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012
GRANITEVILLE, S.C. -- For Tina Bevington, voting is important.
"That's your voice. That is your true right as an American," she said.
However, this November, she'll have to do a little more homework before taking to the polls, given the number of write-in candidates vying for various positions. It's all a result of a South Carolina Supreme Court decision this past spring that knocked hundreds of candidates off ballots statewide. Many of the casualties were in Aiken County.
"I would say the court system really has taken away the rights of the people to be able to vote in a fair fight in Aiken County," Bevington said.
Some like State House District 81 candidate Jane Vaughters and Aiken County Council District 7 candidate Andrew Siders petitioned to get back on the ballot as petition candidates, but many failed to get the signatures required.
Jim Vause didn't get back on the ballot but still plans to face incumbent Sheriff Michael Hunt as a write-in.
For the country treasurer spot, all four candidates -- Sonya Spray, Angela Gunter, Debra Folk and Robin Saylor -- got kicked off the ballot. Those four now plan to run as write-ins, and they've been joined by three more vying for the country treasurer spot -- Melissa Oremus, John Cagle and Ed Smith.
More recently, Jason Goings, who was running against Charles Barton (who is on the ballot) for county auditor, is now running for county treasurer. Goings was kicked off the ballot after the court's decision, too.
Ultimately, to vote for a treasurer in Aiken County, you'll have to write in one of those eight names or another of your choosing.
Bevington is simply concerned that most people won't bother. Some won't know a name to write in, and others will look over the purely write-in treasurer election altogether.
"They'll probably just skip that opportunity for treasurer. You look at a blank screen. What name are you going to put there?" she asked rhetorically.
But at the Aiken County Voter Registration and Elections office, Executive Director Cynthia Holland is preparing for the somewhat unusual election night. They expect to have almost 20 staff members to tally up write-in ballots. She says it's a process that might take extra time.
At her office, they're helping educate voters about the write-in process, too.
"We've had a lot of organizations and different churches coming in asking us if they could borrow a machine so they could do demonstrations because of the write-ins," she said.
She says the process isn't too hard. A voter will push "write-in" under the candidates in a particular election (if there are any), or in the case of Aiken County treasurer, voters will only have the "write-in" option, since no candidates will be on the ballot for the treasurer election. A standard "QWERTY" keyboard will appear, and the voter can then type the name of his or her choice.
Holland says misspellings are usually acceptable. Election commissioners will tally write-in votes based on what they perceive the intent of the voter was when it comes to misspellings or name abbreviations.
However, Holland and Bevington encourage voters to do their homework ahead of time and come to the polls knowing the candidate or candidates they want to write in.
Here are the elections containing candidates who have filed intent to be considered a write-in candidate. Some are linked to websites or public Facebook pages. Others are unlisted or unknown.
South Carolina House District 86
Bill Taylor (incumbent Republican)
David Lobb (write-in)
Aiken County Sheriff
Michael Hunt (incumbent Republican)
Jim Vause (write-in)
Aiken County Treasurer
John Cagle (write-in)
Debra Folk (write-in)
Jason Goings (write-in)
Angela Gunter (write-in)
Melissa Oremus (write-in)
Robin Saylor (write-in)
Ed Smith (write-in)
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The Gaels ran out to an early lead and never looked back, defeating host Dougherty Valley.
Dougherty Valley was unable to stop Dublin's running game, as the Gaels scored five touchdowns on the ground.
Ondre Rudolph got the Gaels on the board with a 31-yard run on the opening drive. He would later add 2- and 12-yard touchdown runs and finish the game with 188 yards.
Darrell Millinder added two more rushing touchdowns for Dublin, with a 62- and a 2-yard run, both coming in the second half. The Gaels defense also blocked a punt, and EJ Crosse ran it in for a touchdown.
Dublin head coach John Wade praised his running backs.
"They had great games. They're two of the best running backs, I think, in the league," Wade said. "It's hard to keep it away from them, they're both so good."
Dougherty Valley quarterback Umar Farooq put his team on the board with three touchdown passes in the second half. Aaron Do caught two of them, one for 42 yards and one for 73. Gurjeet Bhangu also had a 31-yard touchdown pass, but Dublin's lead was too large to overcome. The Gaels improve to 4-2, and 2-0 in the DFAL. Dougherty Valley falls to 0-5.
The Gaels have now won all four of their meetings with the Wildcats, their nearest league rival.
Dublin will try to extend its winning streak to four games next week as it travels to Walnut Creek to face Las Lomas. Dougherty Valley plays at Alhambra next week.
Dublin 45, Dougherty Valley 19
Dublin 21 3 14 7-- 45
Dougherty 0 0 6 13-- 19
Dub -- Rudolph 31 run (Totaro kick)
Dub -- Crosse 28 blocked punt return (Totaro kick)
Dub -- Rudolph run (Totaro kick)
Dub -- Totaro 22 FG
DV -- Do 42 pass from Farooq (kick failed)
Dub -- Rudolph 12 run (Totaro kick)
Dub -- Millinder 62 run (Totaro kick)
DV -- Bhangu 31 pass from Farooq (run failed)
Dub -- Millinder 2 run (Totaro kick)
DV -- Do 73 pass from Farooq (Jin kick)
Rushing: D -- Rudolph 23-188, Elias 3-13, Nobida 1-1, Millinder 13-127, Musetti 4-18, Arroyo 2-6, Thurman 1-16. Totals 27-369. DV -- Larkin 4-11, Adeoti 12-22, Adelekish 7-24, Knezeak 5-15, Farooq 1-0. Totals 29-72. Passing: Dub -- Elias 0-1-0-0, Nobida 2-6-0-27, Arroyo 2-3-0-55. Totals 4-9-0-82. DV -- Farooq 7-17-0-177. Totals 7-17-0-177. Receiving: Dub -- Forshey 1-9, Thurman 2-55, Katsarelis 1-18. Totals 4-82. DV -- Schmidg-Wood 2-27, Adeoti 1-(-2), Montaro 1-6, Do 2-115, Bhangu 1-31. Totals 7-177. Fumbles/lost: Dublin 0-1; DV 0/1. Records: Dublin 4-2, 2-0 DFAL. DV 0-5, 0-1.


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Ariel Castro Sentenced To Life Behind Bars
(Cleveland, OH) -- Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro is being sentenced to life behind bars without parole. Castro pleaded guilty last week to 937 counts related to the abduction and imprisonment of three women in his home for nearly a decade. The life sentence was imposed on aggravated murder for a forced miscarriage by one of his victims.
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In its first 15 months of operation the Carnegie Arts Center brought in nearly $2 million in endowment pledges, hosted multiple exhibits that drew in more than 15,000 visitors, and ended the year with a revenue surplus, according to the Center's first annual report.
A collection of paper works from the artist Edgar Degas is coming to the Carnegie Arts Center for an extended exhibit.
The San Joaquin Valley Air District is looking for creative student artists to enter the 2013 Healthy Air Living Kids' Calendar contest.
The Carnegie Arts Center will be honoring one of the founders of impressionism with a West Coast premiere exhibit and a juried show open to all California artists.
A vacant storefront in downtown Modesto will soon be transformed into a center for video arts, thanks to a significant grant from ArtPlace.
Sixth grade students at Cunningham Elementary School spent Tuesday studying and making their own representations of Vincent van Gogh's famous Sunflowers. The art instruction was made available to Cunningham students through the Arts in the Classroom program, funded by the Kiwanis Club of Turlock and offered through the Stanislaus County Arts Council. Cunningham fifth graders took part in the art classes in March, but their focus was on clay instead of painting.
Juliet Moradian's lifelong passion for the arts began in a Yonkers, New York classroom during a sixth-grade art class. Moradian, an Iranian immigrant, remembers feeling empowered with the freedom of expressing all her thoughts and feelings with the stroke of a brush.
U.S. Rep. Jeff Denham (R-CA 19) held a reception at Turlock's Carnegie Arts Center Tuesday in honor of students who competed in the 2012 Congressional Art Competition.
Nature took top honors in the 2012 Spring Juried Art Show, with David Bienkowski and his painting "Arboreal Journey," being awarded Best in Show.
The inner workings of teen inspiration will be on display for all to see beginning Monday.
Congressman Dennis Cardoza (D-Merced) announced that talented high school students living in California's 18th Congressional District have the opportunity to display their artistic talent in the U.S. Capitol by competing in the annual Congressional Art Competition.
The Turlock Quilt Guild will be showing its colors on Feb. 18 and 19 at its annual quilt show. The "Stars Among Us" themed show will feature a special presentation to United States veterans by Quilts of Honor.
In their inaugural Distinguished Artist program the Carnegie Arts Center has chosen to honor and exhibit the works of textile artist Yvonne Porcella.
Morgan den Dulk, a Hickman Middle School seventh grader, is a fixture at the Turlock Library. And soon, her photography will be as well.
What was once a bland barrier wall seen from Golden State Boulevard near Center Street is being transformed into a mural of bright colors and vibrant designs at the hands of some self-professed "old-school" artists.
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Videos from linux.conf.au 2008
The organisers of linux.conf.au have done a fantastic job in making all presentations and tutorials available to watch online – in Ogg Theora format naturally. If you were disappointed to miss out on linux.conf.au, this is the next best thing to being there.
For readers of Stream #0 the following items from the main conference may be of most interest:
- Building a video remixing web-site using Annodex [Slides OGG part A OGG part B SPX part A SPX part B]
- Anatomy of a Video Codec [Slides OGG SPX]
- Bringing kittens back to life – continuing story of open source graphics drivers [Slides OGG SPX]
- Seeking is hard: Ogg design internals [Slides OGG SPX]
- Farsight 2: Video conferencing made easy [Slides OGG SPX]
For a full list of videos from the main conference presentations, go to the main presentation page on the linux.conf.au site and the find the presentation you're most insterested in.
In parallel to the main linux.conf.au, there was also a Multimedia Mini-conf and the good news is, videos are available online for these presentations too!
- Foundations of Open Media Software workshop summary [OGG]
- Dirac Video Compression System [OGG]
- FOSS Codecs for Online Video: Usability, Uptake and Development [OGG]
- Lightning Talks [OGG]
- Survivor Melanesia – Ethnomusicologist vs Annodex [OGG]
- Adventures in Consumer Electronics with GStreamer [OGG]
- Ingex – tapeless television production using Linux. [OGG]
A full listing from all Mini-confs is also available.
There goes the rest of your day!
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SAN JOSE -- On Ash Wednesday, some priests hit the road.
Father Michael Gazzingan, dressed in brown slacks, black shirt and a white collar, jumped into his small, hybrid SUV with a bicycle rack attached, and took off for a house in southeast San Jose. Ruppie Bautista opened the door and greeted him in Tagalog, the language of the Philippines, and then they switched effortlessly to English.
"I was born in 1926," Bautista said. "I ... am ... old"
She sat down on a small bench in the living room, in front of a spectacular altar filled with figurines of Catholic saints she had brought home from pilgrimages to Europe and Asia. Gazzingan put on a purple stole and read from a well-traveled copy of "Collectio Rituum," Latin for collected rites. He dipped his thumb into a dish of ashes -- burned palms from last year's Palm Sunday -- and pressed them gently onto her forehead in the shape of a cross.
"From dust you came, to dust you will go back again."
"Amen," Bautista responded.
Forty days
The ritual is common among Catholics, Anglicans, Methodists and Lutherans as a reminder and celebration of mortality. Ash Wednesday begins Lent, a liturgical period of prayer, fasting and abstinence leading up to Easter Sunday that asks Christians to emulate the 40 days Jesus is said to have fasted in the desert and resisted Satan's temptations.
Hundreds of "parochial vicars" like Gazzingan, and probably thousands more like him around the world, perform the ritual for Catholics who cannot make it to a church and stand in line. They are too old to drive, frail, disabled, injured or in hospice, preparing to die.
Bautista lives at home with two renters, but she cannot drive anymore. Her parish, St. Maria Goretti in East San Jose, is one of the largest and most multicultural in Silicon Valley. Goretti has four vicars, one each for its Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese and English speaking groups. The parish brings to mind James Joyce's description of the Catholic Church: "Here comes everybody."
But when the disabled cannot come to church parochial vicars go to them at home, hospitals, nursing homes, wherever they are.
"It makes them feel they are still part of the church," Gazzingan said. At 37, he is a young priest in a rapidly aging American Catholic priesthood. "That's why we bring Jesus and the good news to them."
Bautista said receiving the ashes at home keeps her connected to the church and her faith.
"Being a devout Catholic, I must have the ashes," she said.
Bautista eagerly invited Gazzingan to stay for lunch, but the priest declined.
"We'll do it another time," he said. "More people to visit."
Bautista said she understood. "He's a son to me when he volunteers to come."
A big favorite
His next stop was a small, supervised group home for the elderly and disabled.
Doris Smith, a third-generation Fremont native who was born in 1933, suffers from poor eyesight and blood circulation in the legs. She sat up on her bed and ignored whatever she was watching on television.
"I had to sell my home because medical for me was kind of costly," she said.
Like Bautista, Smith has heard the Lenten prayers for most of her life and knew exactly when to respond with "Lord have mercy" and "Christ have mercy." She smiled after receiving her ashes.
"This means all and everything," she said and pointed to Gazzingan. "He's my favorite."
Leaving the room to perform the rite for other patients in the home, the priest told Smith he would pray for her.
"We all need prayers right now," she said. "The country, too!"
Felix Perez Marcial was the only resident of the group home able to walk into the living room for his ashes. A native of Puerto Rico and an Army veteran, he said he can't drive anymore and welcomed the ashes with a wry sense of humor.
"When you don't have transportation, you're grounded," he said. "At least they remember that I'm Catholic."
Contact Joe Rodriguez at 408-920-5767.


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Finding a locksmith for your eco-friendly, organic home
While organic and become friendly homes often incorporate some of the most modern technology, they still need old-fashioned services like locksmiths. The truth is that the latest modern homes that should always include the latest and secure lock and key technologies. The best place to obtain information on where you can get these modern locks is with your local locksmiths.
Locksmiths will often charge a consultation fee for any advice given, however if you find a very friendly when they may well give you a few tips for free. As with anything in the service industry locksmith prices can vary depending on what area of the country that you're in, if you're in Stockport you may well paid less than if you were in Manchester.
Doing Locksmith training yourself for your home
I can't tell you how many times my locksmith training has come in handy in my own eco-friendly home. The number of doors and window locks that I have had to change over the years is just staggering, I've probably save myself thousands of pounds and hours of time. If you do want a little locksmith training there are a number of locksmith course located around the country that will be more than willing to help you. I do admit this type of training isn't for everyone however if you do have a background interested can be very useful.
It is not just your home they can benefit from you having locksmith skills either. A car locksmith is a very expensive thing indeed to have to hire in a hurry, if you know how to do things yourself you can often save a lot of money on locksmith prices. Having built my own eco home, I would advise you to pay as much is your budget permits for your locks, the last thing that you want to have done is built a beautiful home only to find that the door lock isn't up to scratch.
Using solid oak flooring in your eco-home
Solid oak flooring is not only a wonderful building material but it can also be extremely environmentally friendly. If you're trying to have as little impact on the environment as possible, it is very important to consider where you are sorting your oak beams from. As an example of this, I managed to find a great deal of oak flooring in my local salvage yard, they willing to give it to me for a very low price too.
Solid oak flooring also makes an excellent insulator, this is crucial if you are looking to keep heat in your home and not waste money. Oak beams can work in tangent with your other forms of installation, They can really help to lock heat into a room and present it is keeping through other forms of flooring such as tiles.
Where to source your solid oak flooring
Where you source your oak from is a very important factor in how environmentally friendly you are. Reclaimed oak is an excellent way of ensuring that less oak trees are actually kept down, Mrs would that would otherwise end up in a salvage yard.
When it comes to actually laying oak flooring, you can be a pretty tricky task. If you're not particularly inclined to do it yourself, it may be a better choice to employ an expert. If you are laying a salvaged oak floor it may be worth having a go yourself. I would never condone wasting good awkward however that if you're on a budget it can sometimes be helpful to be able to do things yourself.
Putting modern gadgets like a silent gliss curtain track in an eco home
Now I fully appreciate what you may be thinking, surely any gadgets that use extra electricity must be bad. While a partially agree I do make a few exceptions because I love my gadgets. I am perfectly happy to use things like a Silent Gliss curtain track in my home because I know that they use extremely little energy, in fact the use none at all when they are turned off which they are most of the day.
Upgrade your eco home with a non corded curtain track
These gadgets make a welcome change from a corded curtain track for example, they can really give your home in a futuristic feel and are so satisfying to actually use. Simon Chris probably the leading manufacturers of these electric curtain tracks and make a wonderful addition to any home. Before you start wondering whether I'm getting paid to write this blog post I can say that I am definitely not I am simply just a big fan of these electric devices.
If you're used to using a regular curtain track this gadget can be a massive improvement particularly if your curtains are located high up in your home. They come in various styles and colours to just like your regular curtain tracks and hanging curtains on them couldn't be simpler. You simply take your curtain hooks and place your regular cadence on to them these then slayed onto your electric curtain track. More heavy duty curtain track ladies may be required to support additional weight if you are hanging a particularly heavy set of curtains onto them.


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Get ready for the Rossoneri with this official AC Milan Women's Authentic Hoody. This half-zip top has two side-pockets with an old-school Italian flag badge over the left chest and the adidas 3-Stripe logo embroidered at the bottom right corner. "A.C. MILAN" is screen-printed across the back of the hoody.
80/20 cotton/polyester. Imported.
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