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Following an injury-marred season that ended in disappointment, the Carolina Hurricanes are ready to regroup and make a run at the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Third-year coach Bill Peters should have a much more complete lineup in place when the 'Canes take the ice this season, headlined by young stars such as Justin Faulk, Victor Rask and Jordan Staal. Although Carolina's bracing for play in one of the NHL's most grueling divisions, there's no doubt that the talent is in place for a big turnaround this year. Follow the action firsthand with Carolina Hurricanes tickets, on sale today! You'll always find great prices on the best seats here at Razorgator!
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Carolina Hurricanes 2016-2017 News and Updates
One of the most surprising stories in the NHL this season has been the precipitous fall of the Carolina Hurricanes, who just last year stood as one of the powerhouses on the ice. It looked like they were starting to pull out of the tailspin in January, but February has started out rough once again—two losses in three games leaves the 'Canes just seven points out of last place and 27 out of first. Fortunately, they've got a three-game home stand just on the horizon and tickets are on sale for each game. Come out on Tuesday night for Hurricanes vs. Jets and PNC Arena—seats are selling for just $10 and up!
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2/1/16 - The Carolina Hurricanes hit the road to Alberta Canada to compete against the Calgary Flames on Wednesday night. The game started off well for both teams, ending the first period all tied up at 1-1. That's when the good news stopped for the Hurricanes. The Flames were able to pull off two more goals in the second period and were successful at shutting out the Hurricanes completely during that period. The Flames eventually sent the Hurricanes packing when the game ended at 4-1 for the Flames. See if the Hurricanes can recover during another away game on Friday. They hit the ice against the Winnipeg Jets and it is sure to be an exciting game.
1/25/16 - There is no denying that the Carolina Hurricanes have been dominating in the last few weeks, but they have been a little rocky lately, although they are still taking victories. After ending their winning streak, they were able to beat out the Toronto Maple Leafs, but they still lost the first match in their home series, against the New York Rangers. However, they were able to win each of the rest of their home games, including an amazing 0-5 domination against the Chicago Blackhawks on January 26th. The Hurricanes are hitting the road again for three matches, but they will return on February 13th to host the Pittsburgh Penguins. Tickets start at $19.
1/18/16 - The Carolina Hurricanes have ended their winning streak. After beating their opponents in four consecutive matchups, they were not able to win when hosting the Vancouver Canucks on January 15th. The final score came to 3-2. Unfortunately, the Hurricanes seem to have fallen into a small slump because they were not able to hold their own against the Pittsburgh Penguins in the next game, and were completely shut out. There is just one more away matchup before the Hurricanes can return to Carolina for three consecutive home games. That is your best chance to catch them in action, so be sure to get your tickets now. Their homecoming game will be against the New York Rangers on January 22nd.
1/11/16 - The Carolina Hurricanes have won their last four games in a row. Their latest victory was on January 14 against the Blues. Jeff Skinner scored early in the second period to get the Hurricanes on the board first. Brett Pesce and Brock McGinn added some third period goals to increase the lead before the Blues scored one. Riley Nash added another goal to ensure the Hurricanes' win for a final score of 4-1. Goalie Eddie Lack helped out on defense by making 23 saves. The Hurricanes will look to continue their winning streak when they play the Canucks on January 15. You can still get tickets to catch the action in person for prices starting at $17.
1/4/16 - Their New Year's Eve upset of the division-leading Washington Capitals provided short-lived euphoria for the Carolina Hurricanes, who came back down to earth with their 2-1 overtime loss at the hands of Nashville on Saturday. The Canes followed it up with another disappointment two nights later, coming in the form of a 1-0 OT defeat to Western cellar dweller Edmonton. Carolina now find themselves in danger of falling into last place in their own conference, as they hold a six-point edge over Columbus in the Eastern Conference. Can they turn it around with games against Vancouver, Columbus and Pittsburgh on the schedule this week? Be there for Blue Jackets vs. Hurricanes on Friday night with tickets from $12 and up!
12/28/15 - After winning two in a row, the Carolina Hurricanes lost a close game when they played the Devils on December 29. After a scoreless first period, Eric Staal scored early in the second to bring the Hurricanes ahead. It wasn't long before the Devils equalized. Staal scored again to help the Hurricanes end the second period ahead 2-1. However, the Devils scored twice in the third period and the Hurricanes could not get a goal, so the game went to the Devils. The Hurricanes next host the Capitals on the 31 and the Predators on the 2nd. You can still get tickets to catch all the action in person with prices starting at just $14.
12/23/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes finally came home to play on their home ice against the Washington Capitals on December 21. Just like any NHL team, the Carolina Hurricanes were ready and excited to play for their home crowd. Unfortunately, the Capitals had plans to take the win for themselves, which they were successful at achieving. The Capitals stormed the ice early on by scoring their only two goals in the first and second periods. The Hurricanes anxiously put one goal in the back of the net during the third, but it was too late to grasp the win. See if the Hurricanes can come back after Christmas to beat the Devils on December 26.
12/14/15 - Hurricane season may be coming to an end, but the Carolina Hurricanes are making the most of the season they have left. They've managed to get a bit of a winning streak going, beating their last two opponents with five goals in each game. They first defeated the Anaheim Ducks 5 – 1 on the road on Friday. The very next day, they got the upset against the Arizona Coyotes in overtime, winning 5 – 4. They'll remain on the road to face the Philadelphia Flyers before coming home to play the Florida Panthers on Friday, December 18. Tickets to the next home game against the Panthers currently start as low as $12.
12/7/15 - After a crazy November schedule and disappointing performances, the Carolina Hurricanes were looking forward to getting a better start in December. After losing badly to the Devils, they rallied to win two in a row against Montreal and Arizona. Then, despite giving their all in Tuesday night's game against the Dallas Stars, they couldn't quite surpass the 5-1 deficit and ended up losing when Dallas player Patrick Sharp made the winning goal with just 19 seconds left on the clock. Many fans are citing the lack of a strong goaltender as a reason for the team's troubles. Carolina will be on the road this week, taking on the Stars Tuesday, the Ducks on Friday and the Coyotes on Saturday.
11/23/15 - This definitely hasn't been the best season for the Carolina Hurricanes hockey team. Pulling up the caboose in the Metropolitan division, the Hurricanes have a losing record of 7-10. The Hurricanes went on a tough five-game losing streak during the middle of November, but were able to bring home a victory on November 22 against the Kings. Just when they thought they were out of the losing woods, the Hurricanes took another defeat against the Philadelphia Flyers on November 23. See if the Hurricanes can make a comeback from another loss when they take on the Oilers on November 25. Tickets are still up for grabs, so don't miss your chance to see all of the action live.
11/16/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes will be looking to end a four game losing streak when they play the Maple Leafs on Friday, November 20. Their most recent loss was against the Ducks on the 16th. After the first period ended with the Ducks ahead 1-0, the Hurricanes equalized in the third minute of the second period when Noah Hanifin scored a goal, which was his first in the NHL. However, the tie only lasted for ten minutes of play before Anaheim drew ahead once more and then scored twice more in the third period to secure the win. The Hurricanes have a few days to retool and rest before the Maple Leafs game. Fans can still get tickets, with prices starting at $10.
11/9/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes have plenty of opportunities to practice on their own rink, but they are having trouble earning victories. On November 7th, the Hurricanes took a 2-3 win against the Ottawa Senators, but this game put an end to a short losing streak, and it was followed up by three consecutive losses. The Hurricanes have three more home matches before hitting the road again, so there are still opportunities for them to regain their momentum before having to play without the home rink advantage. First up, they will be hosting the Anaheim Ducks on November 16th, and then they will be facing the Toronto Maple Leafs four days later. Get your tickets today.
11/2/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes had a three game winning streak before they lost against the Lightning 4-3 on the 1. The Hurricanes got on the board first with a power play goal by Eric Staal late in the first period. However, the Lightning scored four goals before the Hurricanes were able to get another. They tried to rally late, and Kris Verseeg and Jordan Staall both scored, but it was not enough to win. They had a week off to rest and regroup, and will look to start another winning streak when they play the Dallas Stars on November 6 at home. You still have a chance to grab tickets to see the action in person, with prices starting at $6.
10/26/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes had a rough start to the season, losing their first three games. However, after pulling off one win, they have been able to get their momentum going. Currently they are on a two-game winning streak after they defeated the New York Islanders on Thursday night. That win didn't come easy for the Hurricanes and ended up coming all down to overtime. This is the Hurricanes longest road trip of the season and they luckily ended with a 3-2 win over the Islanders. See if they can keep the streak alive when they take on the Colorado Avalanche on October 30, for their first home game in weeks. Get your tickets today.
10/19/15 - Starting the season off with three straight losses is not the way that any team wants to begin, but the Hurricanes have seemed to shake it off and recouped with some victories. On October 21, the Hurricanes competed against the Colorado Avalanche. This game wasn't what any hockey fan would define as exciting, since no goals were scored in regulation time. However, it was the overtime play that made the game worth every second. Thanks to Victor Rask's skill and aggression during overtime, he was able to score the winning goal for the Hurricanes. See if the Hurricanes can stay on a solid winning streak when they take on the Avalanche again on October 30. It is a game you won't want to miss.
10/14/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes have yet to win a game this season. They almost had the win in their second game against the Red Wings. They led 2-1 going into the third period. However, the Red Wings outscored them 3-1 that period to win the game 4-3. In their third game, the Hurricanes also gave up a potential win. The Panthers scored first, but the Hurricanes equalized in the second period. However, they let the Panthers score three in the third period to win the game. The Hurricanes will look to finally get a win when they play the Red Wings on October 16 in Detroit. You can still get your tickets to see the game in person, with prices starting at $38.
10/5/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes are preparing to take on the Nashville Predators in the season opener on October 8. The team recently announced Justin Faulk as an alternate captain who will join captain Eric Staal and the other alternate captain Jordan Staal as an official team leader. This is Faulk's fifth season with the Hurricanes. The Hurricanes also announced this week that Eddie Lack will be staying for another two years after they agreed to terms on a two-year contract extension. The deal gives Lack a salary of $2.5 million for the 2016-2017 season and $3 million for the following season. You still have a chance to get your tickets to the season opener in Nashville, with prices as low as $6.
9/14/15 - There's no doubt that fans of the Carolina Hurricanes are ready to put last year behind them, one in which their home team mustered just a 30-41-11 regular season record. They picked up some help this week in the form of a pair of Chicago vets, forwards Joakim Nordstrom and Kris Versteeg. The 'Canes gave up their third-round draft pick in 2017 to complete the deal, which shores up Carolina's options on offense. Versteeg in particular had a quality 2014-15 season, posting 14 goals and 20 assists in 61 outings. Will the newcomers help give the Hurricanes the boost they need to compete in the Metropolitan Division? Find out firsthand starting this Wednesday with tickets for preseason action at PNC Arena! Get in the game for just $8!
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4/6/15 - After winning against the Flyers on Saturday, April 4, The Carolina Hurricanes once again lost when they played against the Sabres on the 6th. After the Sabres had a 4-0 lead in the second period, the Hurricanes battled back to close the deficit. Patrick Dwyer was the first to get on the board, with a goal in the 18th minute of the second period. Alexander Semin and Eric Staal both scored in the third period, but they were unable to tie the game up. The Hurricanes only have a few games left in the season. They play the Red Wings in Detroit on the 7th, before heading to Philadelphia on the 9th (tickets start at $16) and then play their final game at home against the Red Wings again (tickets starting at $22).
3/30/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes narrowly lost against the Boston Bruins on Sunday March 29, which ended a possible winning streak before it began. Boston was the first to get on the board with an early goal, but Carolina was able to answer back in the second period. Nathan Gerbe scored with an assist by Chris Terry and Danny Biega during a delayed penalty against Torey Krug. Goalie Anton Khudobin made 28 saves to help keep the game close. Despite many close chances, the game remained tied through the rest of the regular play and went into overtime in which Boston was the only one to score, taking the win. However, the Hurricanes still got one point from the game. Their next game is against the Capitals on March 31, with tickets available with prices starting at $34.
3/23/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes lost another game, which makes a total of nine losses in the past 11 games. Despite the losing score, the Hurricanes played a good game against the Blackhawks. Goalie Anton Khudobin made 22 saves, helping to keep the game close. The Blackhawks scored twice in the first period. The Hurricanes worked hard to try to tie up the game, making 19 shots on goal during the second period. However, the Blackhawks' defense and goal tender prevented all but one goal. Victor Rask scored his 11th goal, helping to bring the game to a one-point difference. However, the Hurricanes were unable to score any more points, while the Blackhawks got one more in to win 3-1. The Hurricanes next face the Penguins at home on the 26th, with ticket prices starting at $21.
3/19/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes were unable to leave with a victory after facing the Ottawa Senators on the 17th. The game went into overtime, where Mark Stone scored to secure the win for the Senators. The Hurricanes started out with an early lead, when Elias Lindholm scored at 12:59 of the first period. This goal was answered late in the second period by the Senators, and after a scoreless third period, the teams battled it out during overtime. Although the Hurricanes did not leave with the win, coach Bill Peters felt it was an overall good game, with quality scoring chances and an exciting overtime. The Hurricanes next head to Montreal for a game against the Canadiens on the 19th (tickets starting at $100), before heading home to play the Rangers on the 21st (tickets starting at $32).
3/9/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes' series of home games has been rough so far. They have only managed to win one of the three games, losing to the Minnesota Wild on March 6th and the Columbus Blue Jackets on March 10th. You shouldn't count the Hurricanes out yet, however, because they beat the Edmonton Oilers with a whopping seven points. Elias Lindholm scored three times, Jeff Skinner added 2 points, and Eric Staal got four assists, bringing him to 24 for the season. Hopefully the Carolina Hurricanes can play like that in their two remaining games before they go back on the road. Be sure to take advantage of this opportunity. Tickets are still available for both games, the first of which can be purchased for only $8.
3/2/15 - Unfortunately, the Carolina Hurricanes ended their three-game winning streak on March 2nd with a 2-5 loss. Not including the most recent loss against the Chicago Blackhawks, the Hurricanes won five of their last seven games, easily the best they have played this season. Even though this loss is disappointing, it is now the time for Carolina to shine. They have five home games in a row and it all starts on March 6th when they take on the Minnesota Wild. Tickets begin at just $14. This is an excellent opportunity for fans to catch the Hurricanes in action, and if their recent games are any indication, these should be exciting matches. They hit the road again on March 15th, so be sure to catch them live before then.
2/23/15 - With the trade deadline looming just a week away, the Carolina Hurricanes are looking to make moves in the interest of rebuilding next season. Not on the list of moves, according to GM Ron Francis: trading Jordan Staal. The talented center has been at the heart of many trade rumors recently, but figures to be in a Hurricanes uniform next season as Carolina seeks to turn their team into a contender in the East. They have picked up solid wins recently, doubling-up the Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs in their last four games. They will try to add on a few more W's, with upcoming home games versus Philadelphia on Tuesday and Washington on Friday night. Come out to PNC Arena for 'Canes vs. Capitals and get in for as low as $20!
2/16/15 - A see-saw scoring affair in Ottawa on Monday night resulted in a 6-3 win for the Carolina Hurricanes, who got goals from six different players en route to the victory. The 'Canes struck first, with right wing Andrej Nestrasil putting in the game's first goal seven minutes into the contest. The Senators would tie it in the first period, though, and draw even again at 2-2, as well as 3-3. Carolina would pull away in the third period, with power play scores by Michal Jordan and Chris Terry sealing the deal. The Hurricanes face a tall test on Tuesday night when they host the first-place Islanders—come out to PNC Arena and show your support for the home team, with tickets as low as $10!
2/9/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes followed up their 2-1 shootout win over the Arizona Coyotes with an impressive 5-4 road victory over the dangerous San Jose Sharks, as they fight to pull themselves up out of last place in the highly competitive Metropolitan Division. Although the playoffs appear to be out of reach for the 'Canes, they are finding ways to win and building cohesion as a team. Coach Bill Peters cited a need for improved "team speed, gap speed, and puck speed" in order to build on his team's recent success, but for now, Carolina fans can at least savor the last few victories. The Hurricanes return home for their next game, as they face the Pacific Division-leading Anaheim Ducks. You can be a part of all the action starting at just $10!
2/5/15 - With just over 11 minutes remaining in the game, the Carolina Hurricanes led the Anaheim Ducks by two goals, and seemed to be on the way to their 18th win of the season. However, the Pacific Division-leading Ducks rallied with a pair of goals in the third period, forcing overtime, where team captain Ryan Getzlaf knocked the game-winner into the net just 45 seconds in. The 'Canes will try to regroup as they continue their road trip on Thursday night against the much more evenly-matched Arizona Coyotes, before moving on to San Jose to square off with Joe Pavelski and the Sharks on Saturday night. You can be a part of all the excitement at the SAP Center—great seats are available starting at just $26!
1/28/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes have had a rough season so far, but you wouldn't be able to tell just looking at their most recent game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Even though the Lightning has nearly twice as many wins and half the losses as the Hurricanes, there wasn't a single moment Carolina was not in the lead. Eric Staal, assisted by Jordan Staal, managed to score only 22 seconds into the game. They brought the score to 2-0 just six minutes later, and they only added to their lead throughout the game. Finishing 2-4, this very strong victory brings the Hurricanes' record to 17-25-5 and their winning streak up to three. They are still trailing in the Metropolitan Division, but that could change if they keep up the pace. They play the St. Louis Blues on Jan. 30th.
1/19/15 - Looking to secure their best month of the season, the Carolina Hurricanes will try to win their third game in a row when they visit the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday. The 'Canes defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs on the road Monday night, 4-1, getting goals from Brad Malone and Elias Lindholm less than 40 seconds apart in the first period. Eric Staal added two more, including an empty-netter in the final moments, bringing his season total to 15 goals. Having gone 6-3 since New Year's Day, the Hurricanes have the opportunity to complete their first month this season with a winning record, provided they can take at least one of their next three games. Come out to PNC Arena on Friday night and support your 'Canes as they host the St. Louis Blues! Tickets start at just $14 each.
1/13/15 - With a record of 14-24-5, the Carolina Hurricanes are trying to salvage their season. They are off to a good start, as they beat the Colorado Avalanche this last Tuesday. The final score ended up being 3-2 in an exciting shoot out. For three straight periods, both teams battled it out. Jordan Staal started things off right for the Hurricanes, getting the first goal in the shootout. This set the momentum for the two other goals scored, and it showed how clutch the Hurricanes can be when their backs are up against the wall. Their next game is against the Vancouver. It's a tough match up, but they have enough firepower on the offensive end to hang. Tickets can be bought now for a low $12.
1/5/15 - The Carolina Hurricanes are still struggling this season, but they did pick up two wins over the New Year's holiday weekend. The first was against the Philadelphia Flyers, and the second win came against the Boston Bruins in a shootout. This should help give the Hurricanes momentum in their next few games. Catch them on home ice on January 13 against the Colorado Avalanche and then on Friday versus the Vancouver Canucks. Find great seats at Razorgator, with ticket prices starting at the low price of $10 per seat. Break up the monotony of your week with a hockey game and cheer the Hurricanes on to another win. The team has a lot of talent, and they're working on their game. Show them support when you come out to watch them play.
12/29/14 - The Hurricanes continue their lackluster season, losing to the Montreal Canadiens 3-1 on Monday, December 29. Injured center Jordan Staal made his first debut of the season, after missing 35 games due to a broken leg from a preseason game. Although the Hurricanes hoped Staal's return would give them the boost they needed, his impressive return that included winning face offs and assisting the team's sole goal by Eric Staal was not enough for a win. Jiri Tlusty also game off the injured list. Tlusty and Staal's return may not have made the difference in the game against the Canadiens, but their energy and skill is expected to make an impact in the long run. The Hurricanes next face the Pittsburgh Penguins in Pittsburgh on December 31, followed by a two home games. Tickets remain on sale starting at $29.
12/23/14 - The Carolina Hurricanes' 0-1 loss against the New York Rangers is part of an already lackluster season, with a record of 9-10-4. The loss came during a shoot out, with Ryan McDonagh scoring the winning goal for the Rangers. This puts the Hurricanes ranked 8th in the Metropolitan Division. They next meet the New Jersey Devils on December 23, and will be looking to turn their season around. The Devils won 2-1 in the last match between the two teams, despite a strong showing by the Hurricanes. Both teams are coming into the match with more losses than wins on their records in recent games, so the game could be anyone's. After the Devils, the Hurricanes will their streak of away game, with a match at Tampa Bay against the Lightening on December 27. Tickets are still on sale, starting at $24.
12/18/14 - Currently on a six-game losing streak following their 1-4 loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday, the Carolina Hurricanes are looking at what they can improve upon as they move forward this NHL season. With a bevy of injured players and a ho-hum offense, Carolina is working on improving their tenacity and ability to overcome setbacks as they take on the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday night. The Leafs are coming in hot, having won eight of their last nine games, but the unpredictability of the Leafs means that the Hurricanes just might be able to make this game count. Following their game against the Leafs, Carolina has a two-game stretch this weekend against the New York Rangers, one at home and one on the road. Tickets are still available for both matches, with prices starting at $18 per seat in North Carolina and under $40 per ticket at New York's Madison Square Garden.
12/10/14 - The Caroline Hurricanes dropped in rankings to 8th in the Metropolitan Division after losing to the New Jersey Devils on Monday, December 8. The game saw Devils' Jaromir Jagr score his 710th goal of his career in his 1500th game, being the 15th player in NHL history to reach this goal. The Hurricanes' loss was not from lack of trying. They had a total of 94 attempts, of which 40 were shots on goal. However, they only managed to make one goal, which was a similar score to their previous two games, also losses. Their record is now 8-16-3 as they turn to face the Tampa Bay Lightening on Thursday, December 11. The Hurricanes will look to find ways to convert more shots into points, including increasing their rebound attempts. Tickets are still on sale for the game in Tampa, starting at $5.
12/1/14 - The Carolina Hurricanes fell just short of the Pittsburg Penguins on Saturday in their game. They were down by one at the end of the first period, and both teams managed to shut the other down in the second. They scored again in the final period, but ultimately the Penguins won with 3-2. The Hurricanes did, however, outshoot the Penguins with 34 shots. This brings Carolina to 7-13-3 and 7th for the Metropolitan Division, only leading the Columbus Blue Jackets by a few losses. This was only the Hurricanes' second game against the Penguins in a row, the previous one ending in a victory. Next, Carolina will be taking on the Nashville Predators in a home game. The Predators will put up quite a challenge, but the Hurricanes have a good shot.
11/25/14 - The Carolina Hurricanes were out with a bang in the first period with three goals against the Colorado Avalanche, but they were shut out in the last two periods of the game. The Avalanche steadily worked back to gain the lead and take the win. The Hurricanes just claimed Andrej Nestrasil from the Red Wings to add to their lineup, and he started in the game against the Avalanche. The Hurricanes are out on the road on the 26th and 28th to play Florida Panthers and the Pittsburgh Penguins respectively. On Saturday, you can catch the Hurricanes face the Penguins again on home ice. The Hurricanes are in 7th place in their division, and they are still playing great hockey. Get your tickets to see these two great teams meet at center ice.
11/18/14 - The Carolina Hurricanes need the support of their fans! At 8th in the Metropolitan Division, the Hurricanes are on a 3-game losing streak as they go out on the road for their next five games. They face the Dallas Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Colorado Avalanche, Florida Panthers, and Pittsburgh Penguins, which are strong teams. Don't forget to buy your tickets to watch the Hurricanes work toward getting back on top of their game. At the Stars game, the Hurricanes' Center Jay McClement will play his 700th career NHL game. You'll want to catch this veteran on ice when you come out to a game. The Hurricanes need to get out strong in the first period, so make sure you get to the arena on time to watch the puck drop.
11/10/14 - Carolina Hurricanes' fans had a great time when their left wing Jeff Skinner scored 100 career goals in their blowout game against the Calgary Flames on Monday night in 4-1 final score. Although the Hurricanes are not having the season they want, they have earned points in the last six games, the longest streak of the season. On the 16th, they come home to host the San Jose Sharks before going back on the road for their next five games. Get your tickets to watch them play the Sharks and give them momentum to keep playing well when they're in 7th place in the Metropolitan Division. Maybe you'll catch the next major milestone. The Hurricanes have some great talent. Stay optimistic if you are a fan.
11/3/14The Carolina Hurricanes are on a three game winning streak after their game against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday evening. With a 3-6-2 record, the Hurricanes are 7th in the Metropolitan Division. Even though the Hurricanes had the worst October in the season without winning one game, they are back in the game. It's time to join them at PNC Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina on Friday, November 7 for their rematch against the Blue Jackets. If you miss them that night, they'll be back home on Monday and Thursday of the following week to face the Calgary Flames and the Winnipeg Jets respectively. Entering November, the Hurricanes are stronger than any other team with their 3 wins. Get your tickets now to fill the stands and cheer them on!
10/27/14 - The Carolina Hurricanes, coming off of an eight game losing streak, have finally won two games in a row, defeating the Los Angeles Kings 3-2 in Sunday night's faceoff. In denying the defending Stanley Cup champions their elusive first road win of the season, it appears the Hurricanes may finally be adjusting to the new system put in place by first-year coach Bill Peters. Carolina's goaltender, Cam Ward, helped the team achieve victory by posting 30 saves, including one late in the third period to deny a goal by the Kings' Anze Kopitar. Carolina's next home game, against the Columbus Blue Jackets, will take place at the PNC arena on Friday, November 7th at 7:oo p.m. Tickets to the game are still available for purchase, ranging from $13-$112 each.
There's no denying that the Carolina Hurricanes concluded last season with disappointment. Mustering the No. 13 seed in the Eastern Conference, the 'Canes missed their fifth playoff in a row, which marks the longest drought in the conference. The upcoming 2014-2015 season will debut major moves to the front office, in an effort to jumpstart this franchise with the power it needs to make it back into the postseason for the first time in five years. ??
General Manager Jim Rutherford has been relieved by Ron Francis, while rookie NHL coach Bill Peters (former Detroit Asst. Coach) will take over for Kirk Muller. The offseason acquisitions of Brad Malone, Jay McClement and Tim Gleason should provide amole help to the roster.Injuries contributed greatly to the 'Canes troubles last year, but Eric Staal returns 100% healthy from core muscle surgery, while Alexander Semin will make his first appearance back from wrist surgery. Not to mention, with the Staals hitting their prime (aged 29, 25), and a bevy of young talented players like Elias Lindholm, the Hurricanes should take a leap in the 2014-2015 season.??
Don't miss out on the 'Canes comeback and get your 2014-2015 Carolina Hurricanes tickets today! The Hurricanes open their season at PNC Arena, when they play host to the New York Islanders on Oct. 10. They host the defending Stanley Cup Champion Los Angeles Kings on Nov. 2. You can't pass up on Hurricanes tickets when they face arch nemesis, the Florida Panthers on Nov. 26.
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4/7/14 – Carolina has just one regulation loss in the past six which has helped to keep their faint playoff hopes alive. The Canes are five points behind New Jersey (whom they lost to Saturday) and eight points out of a playoff spot. Jeff Skinner logged his second 30-goal season despite only playing in 64 games thus far. Just one home game remains on the Carolina Hurricanes regular-season schedule, and you can catch it for as little as $5. 100-level seating inside PNC Arena for Thursday's matchup against Washington starts at $31; Carolina is 18-16-6 as the host this season. Can the Canes' finish above .500?
4/1/14 – The Hurricanes are seven points back of a wild card spot with seven games to play. Carolina has lost six straight to tonight's division counterparts, Pittsburgh Penguins, and the team has had to recall Chris Terry from Charlotte after Andrei Loktionov and Jiri Tlusty left last night's game with injuries. While Jeff Skinner scored his 30th goal and extended his goal-scoring streak to four games, Carolina has been lackluster since the Olympic break (6-10-2). Cheap Carolina Hurricanes tickets remain for both home games this week – 1/3 Dallas ($5) and 1/5 New Jersey ($8).
3/27/14 – After missing the postseason for the fifth straight year, rumors are beginning to surface about potential trades. Names include: Cam Ward, Jeff Skinner, and Eric Staal. Make sure to catch the trio before the Carolina Hurricanes lineup sees a change this offseason with Canes tickets. The only major league professional sports team in North Carolina returns to PNC Arena Saturday to take on the Columbus Blue Jackets (avg. $48).
3/18/14 – Carolina Hurricanes tickets for remaining home games can be found for as little as $2, far below face value. Demand has fallen for the promising team that began the season in the top 5 of the Eastern Conference. Now thirteenth in the East, Carolina will likely miss their fifth consecutive NHL Playoffs which means there is a limited amount of opportunity to see them this year. The most affordable game remaining will be played April 5 against the New Jersey Devils (avg. $57).
3/10/14 – In the final hours of the NHL trade deadline, the New Jersey Devils acquired Tuomo Ruutu from Carolina for Andrei Loktionov and a conditional third-round pick in 2017. The two teams played each other Saturday and Ruutu scored the go-ahead goal in the third to lift his new team past the Canes. The Hurricanes will look to rebound after two straight losses Tuesday night against the Edmonton Oilers at PNC Arena. Carolina Hurricanes tickets for the meeting are just $5! Tickets for under $10 are also available for Thursday and Sunday's games against the Buffalo Sabres and Edmonton Oilers respectively.
3/3/14 – What should've been an easy win for the Hurricanes, turned into a disappointing 2-3 loss against Buffalo to open the post-Olympic break. Carolina has dropped four straight and are 7 points behind eighth placed, Detroit. The team will play its fifth (and final) road game tomorrow in San Jose, before returning home Mar 7 to face New York. Tough decisions are looming for the Hurricanes front office as the NHL trade deadline is lurking. Will Carolina trade one of its 3 goaltenders? Will it be Cam Ward? Check out the changes, if any, to the Carolina Hurricanes roster Friday in their first game back since Sochi.
2/26/14 - Down in Raleigh the Hurricanes still have a good shot at a Wild-Card spot in the Eastern Conference as they sit on 61 points, just 3 back of a playoff spot. Can the Stahl bros carry them to the playoffs? After a 5 game road trip to restart the season after the Olympic break, they return home with two big games against the NY Rangers on March 7 and 11 and what should be an easy win against Buffalo on March 13. Great seats are available starting under $10 each!
2/21/14 – Good news Canes fans - Tumom Ruutu has found his game again at the Olympics! In the winger's first three games, he recorded three assists, four points, six shots on goal, and scored Finland's only goal against Canada. Don't miss Ruutu when he returns to the ice in Raleigh with his Canes teammates Mar 7. Carolina Hurricanes tickets against the New York Rangers are as low as $22 for a seat in the upper level (corner) and reach $193 for a lower level (side) view.
2/4/14 – The Carolina Hurricanes picked up 10 wins in January, and will play their first game in February Tuesday against the Winnipeg Jets. Will Canes have Cam Ward in the net for the first time in 2014? Get to PNC Arena to find out, tonight's game is just $3 to get in as the Canes try for their sixth win in seven games! The club's No. 1 goaltender has been out since Dec 31 with a lower-body injury. On the rumor mill, the organization will likely move one of their three netminders – Ward, Anton Khudobin and Justin Peters – by March 5.
1/29/14 – The Canes had won four in a row, including two postponed games, before dropping one Tuesday against Montreal. Beginning Friday, the Hurricanes will play four straight in Carolina facing St. Louis (avg. $47), Winnipeg (avg. $27), Florida (avg. $109), and Montreal (avg. $182) for a chance to erase last night's shutout from their memory. Canes fans can score some affordable Carolina Hurricanes tickets at PNC Arena; the average price of tickets to remaining games is down 25 percent since the start of 2014, the fourth biggest drop in the League during that time period.
After once again missing the playoffs in the lockout-shortened 2012-13 season, the Hurricanes hope to contend in the challenging new Metropolitan Division. The average price for Hurricanes tickets in 2013-14 is $84, fourth cheapest in the league. The Canes' season opener on 10/4 at home against the Red Wings has an average price of $105, and is their third most expensive home game. The most expensive game at PNC Arena this season is on 3/7 against the
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2012-2013 Season
2/25/13 - With injuries to some key defensemen on the Carolina Hurricanes hockey team and a concussion to Jeff Skinner that has left him out indefinitely, the Canes look to several prospects to fill the void. Will Skinner return to full strength? Can Carolina return to its first Stanley Cup playoffs since the 2008-2009 season?
The Carolina Hurricanes signed Alexander ("Sasha") Semin in the 2012 offseason. Previously Semin had played for the Washington Capitals. His addition to the lineup with Jordan Staal has helped the Canes reach first place in the Division at various times of the 2013 season. On February 12, 2013 Alex scored his 200th career goal in a 6-4 win over the
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Cheap Hurricane tickets are available; each of the remaining games on the Carolina Hurricanes schedule has tickets for less than $20. Although the average Canes ticket is up $12 since the beginning of the season, the team's average is much lower than that of the Leagues. And, you'll pay about 25% less to watch the Hurricanes at home as opposed to on the road. Carolina Hurricanes tickets for Divisional matchups are amongst the cheapest of all remaining Hurricanes games.
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There's No Business Like Show Business, Act I: 1890-1945 at Hutchinson Community College McPherson Center Tuesday, 15 July, 2014, 2-4:00 p.m. Join Bill Brewer and Hutchinson Community College as this class examines the roots of Broadway from the 1890's through World War II and its growth into a distinctly American 20th century art form. Take an in-depth look at how various musicals - including Oklahoma! - are constructed, with production video examples of each.
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An Elkins woman who was allegedly carrying an assortment of illegal drugs and a loaded handgun in her vehicle remains incarcerated on a $75,000 cash-only bond following her arrest Friday.
West Virginia State Police arrested Melissa Dawn Summerfield, 20, for possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance, a felony, and possession of a concealed weapon, a misdemeanor, during a state police DUI checkpoint that took place along U.S. Route 19 Friday evening in Randolph County.
According to the criminal complaint in the Randolph County Magistrate Clerk's Office, during the course of the checkpoint, Trooper First Class J.R. Wince with the Elkins detachment of the state police stopped a silver Honda Accord with Summerfield at the wheel. Wince noticed that Summerfield's eyes were glassy and bloodshot and also observed that she "appeared to be very nervous," the report stated.
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When Wince asked Summerfield if she was under the influence of drugs or alcohol, Wince replied that she had ingested percocet by snorting it earlier in the evening, despite the fact that she did not have a prescription for the drug. Wince subsequently administered a series of standardized field sobriety tests, all of which Summerfield passed.
Wince then called for the assistance of WVSP K-9 handler Cpl. G.S. DeWeese and K-9 Officer Servo. The dog performed an exterior search of the car and indicated that drugs were present somewhere in the rear passenger area of the vehicle. Upon searching the area, Wince found a blue shoebox with a plastic bag in it that allegedly contained marijuana, a digital scale and a loaded Ruger 9 mm pistol on the floor of the car, according to the complaint.
As Wince was removing the pistol, he saw a small black pouch on the car seat containing plastic bags; one of the bags was allegedly filled with methamphetamine, while a second allegedly contained capsules of MDMA, or ecstasy. Wince also discovered a small bag of pills, which he identified as Xanax, the report states.
After Wince returned to the police station, he weighed the confiscated substances and determined that Summerfield was allegedly transporting 291 grams of marijuana, 7.3 grams of methamphetamine and 2.3 grams of MDMA.
Summerfield was lodged in the Tygart Valley Regional Jail awaiting preliminary hearing as of presstime Monday.
A person convicted of possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance faces a possible penalty of one to 15 years in the state penitentiary, a fine of up to $25,000 or both; a person convicted of possession of a concealed weapon may be fined $100 to $1,000 and may be detained in regional jail for not more than one year.


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US companies post more jobs but fill them slowly
Published: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 4:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 3:39 p.m.
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. employers advertised the most job openings in nearly five years in February, but they boosted hiring at a much slower pace. The figures suggest that companies remain too cautious about the economy to quickly fill open jobs.
The number of openings rose 8.7 percent in February from January to a seasonally adjusted 3.93 million, the Labor Department said Tuesday. That was the most since May 2008.
At the same time, companies hired a seasonally adjusted 4.4 million people, just 2.8 percent more than in January. And hiring remains lower than it was a year ago, when it reached 4.49 million.
Economists point to several likely reasons for the disparity between a surge in job openings but only a modest rise in hiring. Many unemployed workers may lack the skills employers want. Some companies may not be offering enough pay.
And recruiting and staffing firms say some employers seem reluctant to fill jobs until they find what they regard as perfect candidates.
U.S. hiring slowed sharply in March, despite the increase in job openings the previous month. Employers added only 88,000 jobs last month, the government reported Friday. That was the fewest in nine months and nearly half the pace of the previous six months.
Some companies may also have slowed hiring after steep government spending cuts began taking effect March 1. Those cuts are expected to shave about a half-point from economic growth this year.
There were 3.1 unemployed people, on average, for each opening in February. That exceeds the roughly 2-to-1 ratio typical of a healthy economy. But it's down sharply from a peak of 6.7 in July 2009, the highest in the 12 years the government has tracked the data.
Still, until employers start filling jobs more quickly, the ratio of unemployed people to openings may overstate the health of the job market.
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DOE Hydrogen Program Releases 2010 Annual Progress Report
February 10, 2011
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Hydrogen Program reports progress toward hydrogen and fuel cell R&D goals in its recently published 2010 Annual Progress Report. This document summarizes the innovative work of scientists and engineers from industry, academia, and national laboratories supported by the DOE Hydrogen Program.
The program addresses the challenges facing the development and deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies by integrating basic and applied research, technology development and demonstration, and other supporting activities. In addition to DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, the program includes activities in the DOE Offices of Fossil Energy, Nuclear Energy, and Science.


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The CRO Pharmaceutical Product Development (PPD) will be acquired by the Carlyle Group and Hellman and Friedman in a deal valued at approximately $3.9 billion. PPD shareholders will receive $33.25 per share in cash, and PPD will become a privately held company after completion of the transaction. PPD employs more than 11,000 people worldwide and provides contract preclinical and clinical development services to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors.
The Carlyle Group is a global alternative asset manager, and Hellman and Friedman is a private equity firm. Funding for the deal will come from the two companies, along with external debt financing commitments provided by Credit Suisse, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and UBS. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2011.
"Fred Eshelman and PPD's management team have built a leading and extremely high-quality global research and services organization that will continue to help pharmaceutical and biotech companies develop new drugs at lower costs," said Karen H. Bechtel, managing director and head of the healthcare group at Carlyle, in a press release. "We look forward to helping expand and enhance PPD's platform and broad spectrum of therapeutic expertise."
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) The Glacier Ice Arena shut down on June 13th, 2010 due to a faulty ice refrigeration system that was installed by Pace Industrial, a Canadian refrigeration company. The Koos siblings who own the Glacier went through a Canadian arbitration in hopes of collecting the expenses to repair the system.
After two years, the Canadian arbitration was finally settled, and the Glacier did receive an award settlement for the damages. The award amount would have been enough to repair the damage and re-open the rink if it would have been received shortly after the rink was shut down. However, two years have gone past and debts accumulated. The full amount of the award was liened by debtors who had filed claims against any arbitration awards leaving insufficient funds to repair the refrigeration unit.
The only option at this point is to offer the Glacier for sale in the hopes that an investor will see the opportunity to re-open it as an ice arena.
"We had the hockey leagues, kids that learned to skate, to figure skate, the college, everybody, the public session; it literally affects hundreds and hundreds of kids and families, and it was a great thing for the community. We're extremely sorry to see it go this direction, we've fought the battle as hard as we could go; and as long as we could do it, and circumstances put us where we are here today, and we'll have to sell it. We really want it to be open for the community. It is something that has always been our dream, and life is the way it is; but we still want it for the community no matter what," says Alan and Kathy Koos, Glacier Ice Arena owners.
The Glacier is listed with commercial realtor Theresa Enlglebracht at Coldwell Banker Home Owners Realty.


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Organization of Part-Time Faculty
We did it! After years of concerted effort on the part of Cooper Union adjunct and proportional faculty members, the Cooper Union Organization of Part-Time Faculty (CUOP) now has a contract.
In its brief existence, CUOP has already achieved
- A raise for part-timers
- A health care pool for part-timers
- A tier system that offers limited security
- A system of notification of timely notice
CUOP now represents and negotiates on behalf of a bargaining unit, consisting of all adjunct and proportional faculty members. Dues are automatically deducted from CUOP members' salaries, and agency fees are deducted from the salaries of bargaining unit members who have not yet joined. But the key to a successful unit is an active membership.
Union membership entitles you to vote in elections, hold union office, have a voice in meetings and negotiations, and participate in NYSUT's benefits programs. While membership in the union is available to all part-time faculty, it is a step you must initiate! Email any officer or board member at the addresses below to begin the membership process or simply return your dues authorization form and membership form now.
Please visit the New York State United Teachers website [www.nysut.org] which includes information on benefits available to CUOP members.
CUOP, CUFCT, and U@CU are all local affiliates of New York State United Teachers.
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Test host plant specificity of Larinus filiformis in quarantine laboratory and field experiments in order to submit a petition to USDA-APHIS requesting permission to release it as a biological control agent of yellow starthistle.
1b.Approach (from AD-416)
We will conduct choice and no-choice oviposition experiments on the flower head weevil Larinus filiformis in our quarantine laboratory and conduct a field host specificity evaluation of L. filiformis in its native range in Turkey. If it is sufficiently host-specific, we will submit a petition to USDA-APHIS to obtain a permit to release the weevil. Documents Reimbursable with US Forest Service. Log 41839.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Women's Tennis team stretched its season-opening unbeaten streak on Friday afternoon, earning a 6-1 win over former Southland Conference foe UTSA at the Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center.
The Islanders (8-0) earned the decision with an early win in doubles action, and then nearly swept the singles matches, losing a tough match at No. 1 singles for the lone blemish on the slate. UTSA (4-3) traveled to Corpus Christi for its first non-conference match against the Islanders since leaving the league.
In doubles action, Maider Martin and Mia Matuszak got out to a fast start by earning an 8-4 final at the No. 3 position. Sandra Burges and Chelsea Horan clinched the point for the home team with an 8-6 tally at No. 2 doubles to make it a 1-0 match. Doris Kuselj and Stefania Nicolae led 7-6 at No. 1 when play was stopped due to the point being clinched.
Celia Rodriguez Delgado earned a 6-2, 6-0 final at No. 5 singles to make it 2-0 against the Roadrunners. Nicolae pushed the Islanders to the edge of clinching with a 6-2, 6-1 final at the No. 4 position. Maider Martin would bounce back from her first loss of the season earlier in the week with a 6-4, 6-0 match at No. 3 singles to clinch the match for Texas A&M – Corpus Christi.
Burges once again earned the win with a 6-4, 6-2 score, this time at No. 2 singles for her fourth win of the year in the second spot of the lineup. Leanne Mascall finished the scoring for the Islanders, earning a gritty 6-3, 4-6, 10-8 win at No. 6 singles. The only loss of the day came at No. 1 singles, with Kuselj dropping a heartbreaker by a 3-6, 6-2, 12-10 final to make it 6-1.
Next up for the Islanders will be a big Southland Conference match at Northwestern State on March 9 in Natchitoches, La. as the team will look for its second league win of the year against one of the top teams in the conference.
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Tennis Match Results
UTSA vs Texas A&M - Corpus Christi
2/22/2013 at Corpus Christi, Texas
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 6, UTSA 1
Singles competition:
1. Jacobea Junger (UTSA) def. Doris Kuselj (AMCC) 3-6, 6-2, 12-10
2. Sandra Burges (AMCC) def. Isabelle Jonsson (UTSA) 6-4, 6-2
3. Maider Martin (AMCC) def. Alena Shichkova (UTSA) 6-4, 6-0
4. Stefania Nicolae (AMCC) def. Kavya Menon (UTSA) 6-2, 6-1
5. Celia Rodriguez Delgado (AMCC) def. Miranda Poile (UTSA) 6-2, 6-0
6. Leanne Mascall (AMCC) def. Irene Gonzalez (UTSA) 6-3, 4-6, 10-8
Doubles competition:
1. Doris Kuselj/Stefania Nicolae (AMCC) vs. Isabelle Jonsson/Alena Shichkova (UTSA) 7-6, unfinished
2. Sandra Burges/Chelsea Horan (AMCC) def. Daniela Garcia-Diaz/Jacobea Junger (UTSA) 8-6
3. Maider Martin/Mia Matuszak (AMCC) def. Natalie Hand/Kavya Menon (UTSA) 8-4
Match Notes:
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 8-0


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Aquatic Invertebrates in Pacific Northwest Freshwater Wetlands
By Sarina Jepsen, Jeff Adams, Lisa Schonberg, Erika Arnold, Celeste Mazzacano, and Scott Hoffman Black, The Xerces Society
This CD-ROM (designed for use with a PC computer) includes an extensive pictoral identification key to families of commonly encountered insects, crustaceans and other invertebrates of Pacific Northwest freshwater wetlands. This resource also contains information on bioassessment of wetlands, from designing a study to collecting invertebrates. The CD-ROM discusses the ecological significance and conservation of wetlands, and provides an extensive list of resources. Wetland Invertebrates CD-ROM.
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The blanket of snow covering much of the Great Plains after two big storms in less than a week may provide some relief for parched areas, but it's no "drought-buster," experts said Tuesday.
The snow may help ease the drought some, but it's unlikely to have a big impact because it's sitting largely on frozen ground, especially in the upper Plains. As snow on the surface melts, the water is likely to run off into rivers and streams instead of soaking into the rock-hard ground.
That's good news for those who depend on the many rivers and lakes that are near historic lows because of the drought. But it does little to help farmers who need the moisture to soak into the soil so they can grow plants, said Brian Fuchs, of the National Drought Mitigation Center in Lincoln, Neb.
"It's welcome relief, and maybe it's going to start trending us in a positive way," Fuchs said of the snow. "But it's not the drought-buster that some would hope."
Even if all the snow melted straight into the ground, it wouldn't break the drought. A foot of snow equals roughly an inch of rain, and parts of the Plains are roughly 20 inches short of precipitation, even after the storms, Fuchs said.
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I never smoked but my parents did. They quit when I was in high school. They are now in their 80's and still say it was one of the hardest things they have ever done.
The weather here today is gorgeous. 60's sunny and a light breeze and it is a rest day so I am not out running in it, but rest days are important too and tomorrow it will be beautiful again.
I quit booze and drugs in 1990 when I was 20. Quiting and staying off tobacco is tough. I post daily on a website called quitsmokeless.org. I doubt I would be able to stick with the other healthy changes without staying off tobacco.
I have never been a smoker nor my parents. My choice of drug...food.
However, my husband is a 2 pack a day smoker. He doesn't do it in the house thank goodness. A few weeks ago he joined our running group. He ran faster and longer than all of us in the beginner group and when we were done with our long run....he stepped around the corner for a smoke.
He calls himself a skinny fat man. He gets bent out of shape if he hits 160. He eats like crap and smokes. But he is always complimented on his amazing calves. If he was a girl, I would hate him out of pure jealousy LOL
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My drug of choice would also be food, and not the green leafy kind. I have also been known to drink a glass or two of wine. My newest addiction however is running. I really miss it on my rest or sick days. Maybe i am developing a good addiction, wouldn't that be nice. Tomorrow is a 3 mile jog. I will start in the dark and watch the stars fade as the sun comes up....and it is finally cooling off......and maybe some day someone will notice my calves...:)
@ Heather Bentley - Have a plan for the next goal BEFORE you finish the one you are on. I didn't and 3 years later I am starting out again... I should have had a 10k goal laid out before or as I finished the C25k. I took a week off that turned into 3 years of starts and stops and have struggled to get back to running again. After I finish C25k, I will do the 5k101, Fastest 5k and then a 10k program...
W3D2 is tomorrow....
Best of luck!
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My favorite runs are our Saturday morning runs. I love running the seawall and watching the sunrise over the water. during the week, I run in the evening, trying to beat the moon coming out.
After C25K I encourage yall to try a running group. Becoming part of a running group has changed my whole running world..heck my whole world. I am surrounded by runners that understand, encourage and advise me all the time. There love of being active has encouraged me to try new things. I want to take swim lessons so that I can do more than float...perhaps a triathlon down the road.
You will be amazed at all the shapes, sizes, ages and paces that make up a running group. Even I, slow as molasses self, found someone at my pace and we are best buds now.
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Hi all. New here and working the Weight Watcher program with success. Unfortunately my body is not a capable as my current motivation would like it to be.
Walking about 1.4-1.5 miles 3 times a week and slowly building to stave off aches and pains... like shins... I recently was diagnosed with sinus tarsi on both side and the hydrocortisone shots have helped things immensely... ok.. so my question is.
I would like to start the C25K program... have a couple apps, but they all start with the 60 seconds of running... which is too much for me right now.
Are there apps that let you shorten the time (say 15 seconds, 30 seconds running, 60 -90 seconds walk, etc), or are already preset to start more conservatively?
I know with additional walking/training and more weight coming off, this will get easier... but right now there just seems to be too much gravitational pull in the mix
Hello everyone!
I am a soon to be C25K graduate...I have w9d2 this afternoon. And this past Saturday I swapped w8d3 for my very first 5K ever. It was at a slow pace (43:42), but I survived and feel great. I was at 250# when I started, and have been flirting with breaking into the 220s the past couple weeks.
I look forward to sharing some of our future accomplishments.
@AmyClarke1-I did most of my C25K on a treadmill. It really help me with pacing and maintaining a speed as I increased times. Do you have access to one? One thought that came to mind was that you might start and repeat week 1 by just using different walking paces (fast for run times and slower for walk times). Once you build up some stamina and speed doing the fast walks for 1 minute...the next week you will probably be able to do a slow 1 minute run. Just a thought.
@SeeFluffyRun-What can I say...you are such an inspiration!
Welcome Newbs. Amy - just get moving and do the best you can. If its easier, don't pay attention to time or distance, just do what you can, and then try to do a little better the next day.
I ran a 5K on Saturday and cut 3 minutes off my June time - 35:26 and ran 13 miles Monday at about 3:00 as my final training run before a half this Sunday. All of this in 8 months.
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I would like to start the C25K program... have a couple apps, but they all start with the 60 seconds of running... which is too much for me right now.
I'm thinking you might want to simply create "Week 0.5" and halve all of the running bits in Week 1. Repeat this pre-week as necessary until you think you're ready to graduate to Week 1.
Fat old man PRs:
Thank you! I have been doing "road" work due to limitations of schedule and proximity of gym... but you have convinced me that a treadmill at home is probably something to seriously consider... from both a training, endurance improvement, (and inclement weather)... and to manipulate the training schedule and wash, rince and repeat as needed!
I appreciate your feedback! Good luck in your journey!!
Ahh shucks NR, thank you! But this thread has inspired me for quite a while. and SLOW??? don't even go look at my times if you think 43:42 is slow. I had one 5K at that speed and sometimes I think I dreamt it because I haven't been able to repeat it. But one day, one day I will see it again. I have a Toughest 10K this weekend. This time we are doing the Galveston Causeway (SE Texas is soooo flat we have to run bridges to get any hillwork and we name those runs the "Toughest" because they are the only ones that aren't completely flat. LOL It is suppose to rain and we will have our first cold front...yippeee!!
@Spartan may you be light on your feet and the winds at your back for your 1/2 mary! I am impressed you did 13 this week before your 1/2 this Sunday.
@Amy I agree with Shipo repeat as often as necessary. There are no C25K police. The important thing is to stay injury free. remember SLOW is the operative word here. Do not sprint!! SLOW SLOW SLOW. Long runs are always done at a slower pace and for C25Kers...all your runs are considered long runs...so go slow. Did I mention go slow?
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I may be the slowest runner ever. People pass me walking. I am still looking for some trails to run and someone to run them with. I do not want to be on the news. "Runner found .....details at 11"
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I may be the slowest runner ever. People pass me walking. I am still looking for some trails to run and someone to run them with. I do not want to be on the news. "Runner found .....details at 11"
Too funny; this last Monday I figured I'd be the first person on this board who's lifeless body was going to be reported on the "News at Eleven". I went for a trail run on a new (to me) trail behind the campus where I work; a few co-workers had told me the trail was a good one but rather hilly, so I didn't think twice about heading out for a quick six after work.
Best laid plans of mice and men and all that...
We've had a lot of torrential rain since my co-worker's had run the trail, and said rain had washed away a lot of the top soil, exposing rocks so diabolically placed they were a broken ankle looking for a place to happen, and as I've "Been there, done that, got the T-Shirt", twice now, I took it real easy, trusting that over the next hill things would get better. The trail was a complete tease as sure enough, "over the next hill" things would indeed get better. and then worse, much-much worse. Then I got lost.
I incorrectly assumed that sooner or later the trail would come out to a road or something so I kept going; silly me. Then it got dark.
I blundered around a bit attempting to retrace my steps; didn't happen, too many cross trails and "forks in the road" (probably a few "Roads less traveled" among them). Then I saw a sign which said something to the effect of, "No Tresspassing! Heavy weapons in use! State Division of Prisons."
I turned my tired butt around and looked for another way out. Eventually I started hearing some road noises and started working my way toward the noise; another fifteen our twenty minutes later I saw what looked like the cemetary next to our office through a break in the trees, turned that way and immediatly hit the brakes. Then I saw the very large, white fluffy tail meandering through the underbrush; my brain screamed "SKUNK!"
After backing up into the woods I let Monsieur LePew take his time moving on and finally managed to get back to the office about an hour after sun set.
So much for my "Quick Six".
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Running with you sounds hazaedous. I found, a little trail and on Sunday I ran 4 miles, 2 on trails. My longest run ever and the dirt is very forgiving. Sunday I am going hiking with a hiking group and will check out some other trails that I may be able to run on weekends. Now I have to find some running buddies. Oh, and I am signed up for a turkey trot in Ocala and my daughter is coming down to run with me. Actually she is comimg because Mom cooks the food she loves but she will run for food. Word to the wise, avoid prisons and skunks and agressive rock piles, or cairns as the grandparents called them....and you looked great in that kilt. .Happy running
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SAN JOSE -- Despite a torrent of high-profile data breaches -- most recently at eBay -- many security experts fear businesses and consumers will continue doing little to bolster their protections against cybercrooks until they feel it in their pocketbooks.
This week, the San Jose e-commerce company revealed that a database containing customers' names, passwords, phone numbers, dates of birth, email and home addresses was compromised. But as with most other recent hacks, eBay said it had no evidence anyone's money was stolen. And that -- ironically -- is the problem.
Unless such attacks result in widespread financial losses, experts say, the threat won't be taken seriously.
"Until it hits them at home, it won't matter much," said Scott Goldman, CEO of security firm TextPower, based in San Juan Capistrano. "The very fact that people are becoming numb to the constant stream of breaches indicates the pathetic level of security provided by most online services."
Like many individuals, businesses often balk at the cost of cybersecurity, figuring it's not worth the benefit.
"Most companies are focused on revenues and profits; unfortunately, security doesn't drive either of those two priorities," said Eric Chiu, president of Mountain View security company HyTrust. "Instead, they view investment in security as insurance which they can put off until something bad happens, which is too late."
The problem with that approach, he added, is that it can wind up backfiring.
"As we have seen from Target," he said, referring to the retailer's disclosure in January that thieves stole payment card and other information from at least 40 million of its customers, "the potential costs of not putting customer data as a top priority are brand damage, loss of customer trust and ultimately major business impact."
Target's breach reportedly has cost it close to $1 billion and prompted the May 5 resignation of its CEO.
To bolster customer security, Target has said it plans to spend $100 million to adopt so-called chip-and-PIN payment cards that are harder for crooks to counterfeit and use. Other retailers reportedly are considering doing the same, though researchers warn that the advanced cards also have vulnerabilities.
"Less than halfway through 2014 and we're already beginning to lose count of the number of big-name companies fallen victim to attacks like this," said Alan Kessler, CEO of San Jose security company Vormetric.
Besides Target, U.S. authorities on Monday charged five Chinese military officials with hacking into U.S. corporations to steal trade secrets.
And in April they said they were investigating the criminal sale of Social Security numbers, bank account data and other personal information for up to 200 million U.S. citizens, after a breach at Court Ventures, a Southern California subsidiary of credit-reporting giant Experian. Moreover, the recently discovered Heartbleed bug has endangered data on innumerable websites.
Given such revelations, some companies are taking steps to shore up their security, though experts say it's not enough.
"The recent uptick in data breaches is helping shift companies from a 'it will never happen to us' mentality to a 'we now have to budget for better security' one," added Jean Taggart of San Jose-based Malwarebytes. Nonetheless, he said, "there are of course still many examples of startups that simply don't factor in security in the rush to build a user base."
Mark Bower of Cupertino-based Voltage Security added that "what's missing in this data-driven business trend is consideration for data security and privacy from the beginning -- and it should not be an afterthought, given the massive risks to business and consumers alike."
Among other safeguards, experts say companies should require two means of identification for accessing their websites and case-sensitive passwords that have no fewer than eight characters, including numbers or punctuation marks. They also recommend limiting the number of employees who can see sensitive data, encrypting the information and putting it on separate computer networks that aren't linked to the Internet.
In addition, because many experts say it's impossible to keep hackers from infiltrating a company, firms are often advised to at least keep an eye on what the bad guys are doing by luring them with attractive but fake data to so-called "honey pots," where they can be monitored.
Consumers also need to stop using passwords like "password" or "12345," which hackers find easy to guess.
But convincing everyone the threat is real isn't easy.
"Nobody cares about things that are somebody else's problem," said Jonathan Sander of Stealthbits Technologies, a security company in Hawthorne, New Jersey. "And the breaches hitting the news all feel like they happen to other people."
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Many students decide to pursue counseling. It doesn't mean you aren't "normal". It is not a sign of weakness but of strength – if you initiate counseling, it is evidence that you are taking charge of your own well being. Your proactivity will pay off. There is no rule for when someone "should" seek counseling. You can ask yourself, simply "Is something bothering me?" There is no such thing as "not a good enough reason" or "not a big enough problem" to start counseling. If there is something that causes worry or concern, then it is important and, therefore, worth discussing with a counselor.
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