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I spent most of that first post-5-Meo night sitting up in bed (Nancy slept on and off beside me), helplessly absorbed in extremely gripping, three-dimensional replays of the horror I had experienced, now and then trying to comfort myself with the thought that this wouldn't, couldn't, last for more than a few nights. The waves of rembrance did not come gently. I was throbbing, shaking, struggling to find some semblance of calm in the psychospiritual riptides that were tossing me about like a piece of shore-bereft driftwood. A hellride minus an offramp. Hour after hour I endured, feeling as though I would never return from the madness that was infiltrating me. Finally, just before dawn, I fell asleep and very soon found myself in a lucid dream. I had often had such dreams, frequently using them as portals for all kinds of adventure and experimentation. As such, they were normally quite pleasing to be in; I would know that the body I "had" in the dream was not my actual physical body, and so could then freely engage in activities that would mean disaster or even Death in the "waking" state. If I was afraid in a regular dream and then became lucid during it, I coudl usually face the fear, interacting with it's dream-form until some kind of resolution or integration occured. But not now. Yes, I knew I was dreaming, but I could not work with the fear therein. The dream was saturated with an enormous, otherworldly terror which was coupled with savagely hallucinatory disorientation. In the midst of this I stood, my dreambody but a ghostly sieve for its surroundings. I knew that if I left the dream, I would still be in the very same state. At last, I let myself go fully into the dream, despite my conviction that I very likely would not return. Now I was completely inside it, utterly lost, immersed in an edgeless domain of look-alike, spike-headed waveforms, each one sentient and subtly scaly, moving protoplasmically in endless procession in all directions. Just like my 5-Meo setting, but without the speed. Suddenly, I was overcome by a completely unexpected, rapidly expanding compassion. All fear vanished. A few moments later, I somehow cut - or intended - a kind of porthole in the bizarre universe that enclosed me, as cleanly round as the shrinking aperture of my consciousness at the onset of my 5-Meo journey. Through this opening the countless alien forms spontaneously came streaming, immediately metamorphosing into flowers, birds, trees, humans: Earthly life in all its wonder and heartbreaking fecundity. Then the dream faded, and I lay radiantly awake, deeply moved, feeling as though the hardest part was now over. It had, however, just begun. -Robert Augustus Masters, Darkness Shining Wild, pp.22-24
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SAN FRANCISCO -- After just 22 games with the Giants, it already is crystal clear why Michael Morse is nicknamed The Beast. The new left fielder hit two homers Wednesday, but they weren't ordinary shots. Few with Morse are, actually.
Morse's first homer off Tyler Chatwood went a long way the opposite way, and was measured at 458 by ESPN's home run tracker, which calculates distance using analytics and atmospheric data. His second blast, a three-run shot that tied a game the Giants would later win, went 450 feet.
Morse was the third player since 2006 to hit a pair of 450-foot shots in one game, joining Edwin Encarnacion and Mike Napoli. Earlier this season, Morse hit one 449 feet off Bronson Arroyo at AT&T Park. He has three of the 14 longest homers of the season, and according to ESPN, just edges Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton for the longest average true distance (439.6 feet).
"He's got special strength," Matt Cain said. "When he hits balls well, they're going to go really far, but we're probably going to see him miss some balls and those will go out easily, too."
The Giants, not necessarily known for their thunder, have several impressive blasts this season -- Buster Posey hit one 453 feet in Arizona and Pablo Sandoval's slow start includes a homer off Chatwood estimated at 439 feet. And Hunter Pence, who hit a 476-foot dinger at Coors last season (the second longest of 2013), hasn't even gotten into gear yet. Pence and Morse are often called the "bromance" on Twitter, but during spring training, Pence joked that they needed a more powerful nickname.
"He's got tremendous power," Pence said after Wednesday's game, shaking his head. "That was really impressive."
The new left fielder already has tied last season's combined homer total for nine Giants left fielders and is ahead of his own distance pace from last season. Three of Morse's five homers have traveled further than any ball he hit in 2013, when a wrist injury cut into his production. He has a way to go to match his best recorded blasts, though: In 2011 he hit a homer off Matt Garza that traveled an estimated 466 feet and a year later he hit one 465 feet.
Morse, listed at 6-foot-5, 245 pounds, shrugged off the numbers, saying he was just thrilled with the swings he put on the ball and pointing out that one of his best at-bats over the past week was a line drive Wednesday that found a diving infielder's glove. After getting robbed of two opposite-field homers in a spring game by Oakland's Josh Reddick, Morse said his swing is locked in when he's going to right field, and he did that in Denver while pushing aside a mini-slump.
"I felt good. I didn't try to do too much," he said. "I'm trying to get good pitches to hit and stay up the middle, stay short. I try to relax. Sometimes I get in trouble when I start trying to pull the ball. The first day here (at Coors Field), I was trying to do way too much.
"I pushed the reset button and went back to what works for me."
"That's just baseball, right?" he said.
"It's nothing that's going to prevent him from playing," Sabean said. "It's manageable."


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TEXAS LUTHERAN AT TEXAS A&M - CORPUS CHRISTI (Exhibition)
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The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi women's basketball team opens its 2012-13 season Sunday, Nov. 4 at 2 p.m. against Texas Lutheran in an exhibition at the American Bank Center. Royce Chadwick will begin his Islander career in his debut game as the Islanders' head coach. Chadwick, who spent the previous 11 years at the helm of the Marshall University program, has 561 wins on his collegiate coaching resume.
The Islanders return 10 letterwinners and will feature five newcomers, three freshmen and two transfers. The Islanders finished the 2011-12 with a 9-20 record and 5-11 in the conference. Leading the Islanders is returning point guard Verne'qua Taylor. Last season, Taylor led the conference with 4.9 assists per game and tallied a total of 141 on the season. The Islanders will also look to senior guard Jessica Jammer who averaged 8.0 points per game. Along with Taylor and Jammer the Islanders are anticipating the return of guard Ashley Darley, who sat out last season with a medical redshirt.
The Bulldogs finished the 2011-12 season with a 7-18 record and 6-15 in the American Southwest Conference.
Sunday's game will mark the first meeting between the two schools.
• Taylor dished out 141 assists in 2011-12 which set the Islanders' all-time assist record as a junior. She led the Southland Conference in assist average with 4.9 per game.
• Alisa Roberts was No. 11 in the Southland Conference in three-point percent shooting .323.
• Chadwick has a career record of 561-302 (.650) in stops at Marshall, Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston State, Oklahoma Panhandle State and Howard Junior College.
• In 20 years at the Division I level, Chadwick holds a 365-237 (.606) record and seven NCAA Tournament appearances.
• Associate Head Coach Roxanne White won two high school state championships and has been to 12 NCAA conference tournaments as a player and coach.
• Three out of the five newcomers come to the Island University from out-of-state. Freshman Janae Blount is from Washington, D.C., freshman Ashanti Plummer is from Manhattan, N.Y. and sophomore transfer Janae Lyde is originally from Albany, N.Y.
After posting a 7-18 record during the 2011-12 season, including a 6-15 conference mark in the American Southwest, the Bulldogs have been picked to finish fifth in the seven-team west division.
Texas Lutheran has 10 returning players, including three starters.
The Islanders were picked to finish eighth in the Southland Conference Coaches' Poll after finishing with a 5-11 conference record last season.
Chadwick will look to five newcomers, three posts and two guards. Freshman guard Janae Blount will add a presence after averaging 10.2 points per game at Howard D. Woodson High School in Washington, D.C. Freshman post Ashanti Plummer will add some inside presence that will be missing from graduated senior Myeisha Myles. Plummer averaged 18.1 points per game during her senior season while pulling down 13.6 rebounds. Freshman Zenobia Winbush and junior transfer Morgan Schwartz will also add height to the Islanders roster. Winbush led her team in scoring and rebounding during her senior season at Samuel Clemens High School in Schertz, Texas. Schwartz transferred from Midland CC where she played two seasons under head coach Ron Jones. Rounding out the newcomers is Janae Lyde who is a sophomore transfer from Texas Southern.
The Islanders return 10 letterwinners from last seasons' team. Leading returners include Taylor, who led the conference with 4.9 assists per game and tallied a total of 141 on the season, Jammer, who averaged 8.0 points per game and 4.7 rebounds per game while registering 25 blocks in 21.2 minutes. Along with Taylor and Jammer the Islanders are anticipating the return of Darley who sat out last season with a medical redshirt. During the 2010-11 season, Darley started 26 out of 29 games and collected 125 rebounds, including 76 defensive boards. She led the team overall with 68 steals and averaged 8.9 points a game. The Islanders are return guards Imani Dunn, Taryn Gregory, Trish Amboree, Marquesha Anderson-Sparks,Sarah Alva and Roberts, along with forwards Brandi Huff and Damequia Montgomery.
Chadwick will be the fourth coach in Islanders history to make his debut on the sidelines. He holds 561 wins on his collegiate coaching resume and seven NCAA Tournament bids. Chadwick is familiar with the Southland Conference after coaching stints at Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State. He holds a .829 career winning percentage in Southland Conference games. Chadwick was named the Southland Coach of the Year in 1997. He has 28 years of experience coaching women's college basketball and four career wins in the NCAA Tournament.
Roxanne White will join Chadwick on the sidelines as the Islanders' Associate Head Coach. White served on Chadwick's staffs at Marshall and Stephen F. Austin. White was Marshall's recruiting coordinator for all 11 years she was at the school and was the associate head coach for 10 of those seasons. The Stephen F. Austin alumna was an assistant for Chadwick for five years at SFA and also spent a year with Texas A&M.
Darren Brunson also makes his Islanders' coaching career debut as the Islanders' Assistant Coach. Brunson comes to the Island University after spending the past three years as the associate head coach and team's recruiting coordinator at Texas Southern.
Geoff Grawn will join the three of them on the sidelines as he enters his 11th season on the Islanders' staff as an assistant coach.
The Islanders have a very challenging non-conference slate, including five opponents from BCS conference schools. The Islanders will start the season against the likes of Belmont and Indiana before traveling to Boulder, Colo., for a two-day tournament at the University of Colorado. The Islanders will also face Big 12 opponent Texas in Austin. The Longhorns advanced to the NCAA Tournament a year ago, and this season's game will mark four years since the two teams faced each other in Austin in 2008. Three games are scheduled for December with the Islanders welcoming former Southland rival Texas State and Ivy League opponent Cornell. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi will wrap the non-conference schedule in Ft. Worth against TCU before the start of the Southland Conference.
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Campbellsville Independent School Board members approved to raise the 2015-2016 real and personal property tax rates by 4-percent Monday in a public hearing.
Finance director Chris Kidwell gave the CISD board members two options; accepting the state recommended 4-percent increase rate or staying at the same compensating rate.
The 4-percent increase revenues will go from 58.8 cents per $100 to 60.6 cents in 2016, which would be an increase of 18 cents, or $18 per $100,000 piece of property.
A new practice and competition wrestling gym at Campbellsville University is starting to take shape, and so far construction is on schedule.
That is according to Jordan Alves, CU sports information director.
"The new wrestling facility is going up quickly," said Alves. "It should be ready for student-athletes in early August when they report back to campus."
The Taylor County Elementary School academic team participated in the 2015 Regional Governor's Cup Competition on Tuesday, March 17 (Future Problem Solving and Composition) and Saturday, March 21 (Quick Recall and Written Assessments) in Gamaliel, Ky.
They are coached by Jamie Corbin and Jessica McCubbin.
Campbellsville High School students recently entered the annual Campbellsville Woman's Club art contest and took home some awards.
Caylie Blair won first place in printmaking. Ming-Jung "Vivian" Kuo was the third-place winner in drawing and Kathryn Doss took home third place in black and white photography. Jo Ann Harris is the CHS art teacher.
The awards were announced at a reception on Monday, March 30 at First United Methodist Church in Campbellsville.
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The Taylor County Conservation District is offering two $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors majoring in agriculture or natural resources.
And the Kentucky Association of Conservation Districts Auxiliary is offering three scholarships.
The State Soil Conservation of Natural Resources Scholarship will be awarded to any student currently enrolled in college who has declared a major in the field of agriculture or conservation of natural resources.
Caleb Southern, a freshman at Taylor County High School, is one of two students in Kentucky to win a Supervised Agricultural Experience/Career Pathways grant from the National FFA Organization.
The grant is for $1,000, and, according to Lindsay Wayne, an agriculture teacher and FFA advisor at TCHS, Southern had to complete an extensive online application to receive the grant.
Southern will use the money, according to Wayne, to buy a heifer and begin establishing a small herd of cattle.
Louis W. Beard, formerly of Campbellsville, was recently granted his Florida funeral director and embalmers licenses.
Beard is also a certified public accountant and worked for Parrott & Ramsey Funeral Home from 1979 to 1984 and from 2011 to this year.
He currently lives in Vero Beach, Fla., and works for Seawind Funeral Home Group in Vero Beach, Sebastian, Fla., and Melbourne, Fla.
Ten students in Elizabethtown Community and Technical College's diesel program, including one from Campbellsville, were recently awarded certificates for successfully completing a 30-hour online course on the development, use and benefits of biodiesel fuel.
The course was offered by the Kentucky Soybean Association and funded by local farmers to teach new and upcoming advances in biodiesel fuel technology.
The students had to complete the course with a score of 80 percent or better to qualify for the certificates.
Taylor County High School recently named its Students of the Week for the week of Dec. 15.
They are freshman Cole Fraizer, sophomore Luke Mings, junior Reagan Pollock and senior Ben Long.
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John Fitzgerald, in his 18th year as the Associate Head Coach of the Mariners, brings a wealth of coaching and administrative experience to the Blue and Gray. Since his arrival, the Mariners have thrived as a regional power.
In 2004, he earned NSCAA/Adidas Northeast Regional Assistant Coach of the Year honors. As head coach of the Long Island Lady Rough Riders (1996-1998, 2006-Present), Fitzgerald led the team to the 1997 W-League National Championship title, posting a record of 33-9.
Fitzgerald has also served as the Technical Director of the Long Island Junior Soccer League ODP. Additional experience includes being the NSCAA Regional Technical Director, the head coach of the 1998 USISL W-League Umbro All-Star Select Team, head coach of the LIJSL Coaching Academy between 1996-98, staff coach of the Eastern New York Olympic Development Program from 1986-97, assistant men's coach at Farmingdale State between 1990-96, assistant coach of the Women's U.S. Region I select team in 1986 and assistant coach of the three-time State Champion Hicksville Hawks between 1986-95. At Hicksville, he coached ten All-State selections, four All-Region selections, three national team players and three professional players.
A 1985 graduate of SUNY Farmingdale, Fitzgerald is an NSCAA "Premiere Diploma" licensed coach and owns a USSF "A" coaching license.
He currently resides in Smithtown, NY with his wife, Elizabeth, and their children, Erin and Sean.


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12/17/15 - It seems like the New Jersey Devils are always up and down, and their latest game was definitely more of the latter. They were completely humiliated while on the road against rivals the New York Islanders on Sunday night, as they were shut out 0 – 4. New York dominated the entire game, outsmarting the Devils' defense repeatedly to score several unanswered goals. New Jersey will be on the road to play the Buffalo Sabres before coming home to play the Florida Panthers on Thursday night. The Devils could really use some support right now, so be sure to get your ticket to Thursday's game. Tickets are just $19 and up.
12/10/15 - Some of the New Jersey Devils players took the time to visit a children's hospital this week, proving that they're not only great hockey players, but also really great guys. When David Schlemko, Cory Schneider and Mike Cammalleri walked in to visit some sick kids, it was Lucy Jones who spotted them first. The ten-year-old and other kids got to meet some of their favorite players and take some pictures. These guys will be back on the ice in no time, however, as they have a busy week of practice and games ahead of them. This Friday, Dec. 11, the Devils will host the Red Wings at the Prudential Center in Newark. Tickets can be purchased now for $24.
12/3/15 - The New Jersey Devils just can't seem to get any steam going. After winning a thrilling matchup against the feisty Montreal Canadiens in overtime on the road, the Devils fell to the awful Colorado Avalanche at home. The Avalanche beat out New Jersey 2 – 1, scoring two unanswered goals in the second period. They'll now head out on a road trip to face the Carolina Hurricanes. Will the Devils be able to get their season back on track before playoffs time? Come find out at their next home game against the Philadelphia Flyers on Friday, December 4. Tickets are on sale and can be purchased for as little as $38.
11/26/15 - The New Jersey Devils are currently in a tight race for a middle position in the Metropolitan Division. They are trailing the Penguins by only one win and the Islanders are right on their coattails, behind by a single win as well. The Devils game against the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday night was a great win to add to the Devils record. The game started out slowly until the Devils scored the first goal of the game in the second period. Both teams were racing to the finish line during the third period, but the Devils were able to keep up with Canucks and won the game 3-2. Get your tickets to see them play live again on November 27.
11/19/15 - After winning two in a row, the New Jersey Devils were unable to maintain the momentum and lost a close game to the Flames on November 17. The Flames scored early, ending the first period ahead 2-0. However, the Devils were not ready to give up and fought back. Bobby Farnham scored early in the second period, closing the gap to just one point. After the Flames got another point, Jordin Tootoo scored a power play goal to once again get within one point. The Devils could not get any more traction, and the Flames went away the victors. The Devils next play the Oilers on November 20 in Edmonton. You can still get tickets for $22 and up.
11/12/15 - The New Jersey Devils are dominating the competition. They have won four of their last five matches. Most recently, they hosted the Pittsburgh Penguins and ended up completely shutting them out while scoring four times. The Devils have three consecutive away matches coming up, but things are certainly looking up for New Jersey. They have earned a season record of 10-6-1, which puts them third in the Metropolitan Division. Fans should look out for the Devils' homecoming on November 25th. They will host the Columbus Blue Jackets in what is expected to be a hugely exciting match. Tickets are available starting at $19. Be sure to get your tickets and come out to show your support.
11/5/15 - From the moment the puck hit the ice Tuesday night, it looked to be a tight game for the New Jersey Devils and the Islanders. After a lot of back and forth in the first period, Brock Nelson scored the first goal for the Islanders. The Devils evened things up in the third with a goal from Travis Zajac, but with just two minutes left, the Isles hit the back of the net one final time. Despite losing this time around, the New Jersey is in a good spot in the Metropolitan Division and have won six of their last eight. They will take on the Blackhawks this Friday (Nov. 6) at the Prudential Center.
10/29/15 - Donna Kara has been a New Jersey Devils fan since 1986 and has attended many games, but she probably never thought she would ever be the guest of honor! She has been fighting cancer for several years now, and, just a few days ago, got news that the disease had returned. The Devils participate in the Hockey Fights Cancer initiative every year, and Kara was honored at Tuesday night's game. Other attendees were able to write the names of loved ones fighting cancer on cards and were given ribbons to wear. In all, over $30,000 dollars were raised for research and care programs. The Devils will be playing the Islanders this Saturday, Oct. 31 at the Prudential Center.
10/21/15 - When the 2015 NHL season started, not many predicted the New Jersey Devils to be as good as they are right now. After playing against the Rangers and the Coyotes recently, they managed to win both games in overtime and are hoping to use that energy to their advantage this week. Adding to the excitement was the fact that Travis Zajac scored his first goal of the season, and he definitely celebrated in style. "We're a little worried about his body after it…Get some ice packs out," fellow Devil Mike Cammalleri joked. Hopefully that momentum will carry them through a couple upcoming road games against the Senators and Sabres. They head home to host the Blue Jackets on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
10/12/15 - The New Jersey Devils are off to a rough start to the season after losing back-to-back games on October 9 and 10. They lost to the Winnipeg Jets 1 – 3 in the season opener, allowing all three goals from the opposing team in the second period. The following night, they lost to the Washington Capitals in devastating fashion. New Jersey managed to keep pace with the Capitals until the third period, with both teams scoring a pair of goals in the first period. Unfortunately, the Capitals pulled away in the final period to end the game 5 – 3. The Devils will now look to regroup before taking on the San Jose Sharks this Friday.
10/7/15 - The New Jersey Devils are ready to start the 2015-16 season, which begins for them on October 9 when they host the Winnipeg Jets. This week, the Devils announced their official roster for the opening night, which has two goalies, seven defenseman, fourteen forwards, and two players on the injured list: Patrik Elias on non-roster and Ryane Clowe on the reserve. They acquired Brian O'Neill from the Kings by trading a conditional seventh-round selection in the 2017 draft. They also recently signed goalie Ken Appleby to a three -year contract, although Appleby did not make the final roster for opening night. You still have a chance to get your tickets to watch them play in person, with prices starting at $72.
9/16/15 - Finishing out with a 32-36-14 total for the 2014-15 season wasn't exactly how the New Jersey Devils drew it up. This year, a new general manager and coach will take charge of the franchise, one which is fighting to get back to the NHL postseason to satisfy a rabid fan base hungry for success. Longtime Devils architect Lou Lamoriello won't be a part of things in Jersey this year, for the first time in 28 seasons. Although it's always tough to part with a cornerstone such as Lou, the players are speaking of a fresh energy and excitement as they get prepped for the upcoming year. Preseason seating is on sale now for the Devils' matchup with the Islanders on Friday 9/25—get in to the Prudential Center from $12!
2014-2015 Season
4/10/15 - After a win against the Canadiens on April 3, the New Jersey Devils lost their two games against the Rangers on the 4th and 7th. The first game was a blowout, with a final score of 6-1. However, their next match went a little better, with a final score of 4-2. The Rangers got on the board first and were in the lead 2-0 late in the first period before Patrik Elias scored to reduce the deficit. New York drew ahead again early in the third period, but Steve Bernier scored to keep the Devils in the game. However, it was not enough for the win. The Devils have two more games in the regular season, and next play the Lightning on April 9th. Tickets remain available, starting at $18.
3/26/15 - ince their game against the Arizona Coyotes, the New Jersey Devils have kept their record even with 31 wins and 31 losses. They had a great game against the Buffalo Sabres on March 20, keeping the Devils in the race for the NHL playoffs. They were missing three of their leading scorers during that game, but luckily Steve Bernier stepped up to the plate and scored twice. Their backup goalie, Keith Kinkaid gave their starting goalie, Cory Schneider a break from game playing on Friday. He stopped 28 shot attempts, which lead the team to a 3-1 win over the Sabres. The Devils have a tough match up against the Anaheim Ducks on March 29 at the Prudential Center in New Jersey. Tickets for that exciting game start at $12.
3/17/15 - The New Jersey Devils are currently winning just as much as they are losing. Their record is completely even with 29 wins and 29 losses and they stand in the sixth spot in the Metropolitan division. They did pull off a convincing win against the Arizona Coyotes on March 14, ending the game with a three-goal lead. The goalie, Cory Schneider, was on fire by saving 30 goal attempts and keeping the Coyotes out of the winners spot. Their offense also played well together. After a sluggish start, they split all four goals among four different players, making them hard to stop. They were able to end their time on the road with one win in their pocket. See how they play at home against the New York Islanders on March 21. Tickets are being sold for $29 a piece.
3/11/15 - Things are still off and on for the New Jersey Devils. They have won about half of their recent games and their performance has been inconsistent. The Devils even lost against the Columbus Blue Jackets when they had dominated them a few days earlier. More recently, New Jersey got a strong 2-5 win against the Philadelphia Flyers. They shut the Flyers out in the second period and managed to score twice in two different periods. Adam Henrique contributed two points and Steve Bernier assisted three different times. There are only six remaining home games in the regular season, so be sure to catch them live while you can. Your next opportunity will be on March 17th when they play the Pittsburgh Penguins. Tickets start at $33.
3/4/15 - The New Jersey Devils lost their home game against the Calgary Flames, who are also going for the wild card spot for the playoffs. Then they lost another important game against the Boston Bruins two days later. These losses are disappointing, but the team has been doing well since then. First they managed to completely shut out the Columbus Blue Jackets 2-0 on Feb. 28th, then the New Jersey Devils beat out the Nashville Predators 1-3 on March 3rd. Next, the Devils will be having a rematch against the Blue Jackets on March 6th. New Jersey was able to dominate them on their own ice, so hopefully the Devils will not have any trouble in a home game. You can attend for as little as $26.
2/25/15 - With the end of the season just over a month away, the New Jersey Devils remain within striking distance of a wild card spot for the playoffs, having won four straight games to close within eight points of Boston in the East. The streak began with a shootout victory over the Buffalo Sabres, followed by wins over Vancouver, Carolina, and Arizona by two-plus goals each. The Devils might have their toughest match on Wednesday night, as they face off with another team on the playoff bubble in the Calgary Flames. New Jersey will host another crucial game Friday night, when the Boston Bruins come to town. A limited number of tickets are still available for the Prudential Center, starting at $51—but act now, because they won't last long!
2/20/15 - Four losses in a row seemed to be enough for the New Jersey Devils, who scraped past the Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday night with a shootout win, 2-1. After going 0-14 in shootouts last season, New Jersey is 4-6 this year, thanks in large part to contributions from Scott Gomez and Jacob Josefson—the two centers responsible for the winning goals in Tuesday's game. "I think we feel a little more comfortable in the shootout than we did last year," Devils goalie Cory Schneider remarked. "It was good to see those guys bury those first two (goals)." New Jersey now looks forward to Friday night, when they will host the Vancouver Canucks at the Prudential Center. Tickets are still available from $24, but they won't last long!
2/13/15 - The New Jersey Devils will look to put a halt to a two-game losing skid on Friday night, when they take to the road to face the Chicago Blackhawks. Jersey's 6-2 loss to the Montreal Canadiens came a night after a 4-1 victory over the Maple Leafs, as backup goaltender Keith Kincaid was overwhelmed by Montreal's 44 shots on goal. Cory Schneider returned against the lowly Edmonton Oilers two nights later, but New Jersey's offense managed only 14 scoring attempts, opening the door for Edmonton's 2-1 upset victory. The Devils are hoping a visit to Chicago will get them back into the win column, as they face a Blackhawks team seeking to snap a two-game losing streak of their own. Limited seats are still available at the United Center, starting at $112.
2/3/15 - The New Jersey Devils' season has been marred with rough games and difficult challenges, however they have been playing very well in the last few weeks. They may not have much chance of reaching the top of their division, currently sitting in sixth with 19-22-9, but they won four of their last six games, the most recent of which against the Florida Panthers. Jaromir Jagr and Mike Cammalleri each scored in the first period and then the New Jersey Devils went on the defensive. They held their two-point lead until the 17 minute mark of the final period when they scored again. More impressively, the Devils took about half as many shots, but made more and blocked all of the Panthers' shot minus one. They play the Toronto Maple Leafs next and tickets start at $19.
1/29/15 - As the NHL goes into the final weeks before the Stanley Cup, the New Jersey Devils just hope to finish the season with pride. They are looking toward the future, so the remaining games will help them choose which players remain on the team and which ones will be traded or let go. They aren't without talent, Scott Gomez and Steve Bernier are good players that will take the team into the next year. They have five home games beginning Wednesday (1/28). On Friday (1/30), the Devils host the popular Pittsburgh Penguins, followed by a Saturday game against the Florida Panthers. Tickets for the Penguins' game start at $54. For the Panthers' game it's just $41. The Devils need their fans more than ever.
1/21/15 - The New Jersey Devils won in their last game before they have a week off when they faced the San Jose Sharks on Monday, Jan. 19. Goalie Cory Scheinder was back on the ice, after missing two periods against the Anaheim Ducks due to a puck to the helmet. He made 34 saves, only letting two goals in by the Sharks. Helping ensure the victory on offense were Mike Cammalleri, Steve Bernier, Jodin, Tootoo, Travis Zajac, and Jacob Josefson, each player scoring a point for the team's 5-2 victory. This was the last game of a three game run in California, where they also beat the Los Angeles Kings, but lost 5-1 against the Anaheim Ducks. They next face the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday, Jan. 28, with tickets starting at $21.
1/13/15 - The New Jersey Devils haven't had the best of luck as of late. They were hoping to pull away with a win last Friday against the Islanders, but failed to do so. They ended up losing 3-2 in OT. Moments left in the third, John Tavares scored what many believed to be a lucky goal. He then scored another quick goal just seconds left in overtime, helping them derail the Devils. Travis Zajac had a great showing, scoring once and threatening several other times. His team couldn't rally behind him, though, and they will have to come back stronger in their next outing. Up next for them is a game against the Los Angeles, who have shown a lot of promise this season. The Devils need to control the tempo early if they want to come out victorious.
1/8/15 - The New Jersey Devils next face the Boston Bruins on Jan. 8th, after hosting the Buffalo Sabres for a 4-1 win on Jan. 6th. The Devils started the Sabres game strong, with an early goal by Patrik Elias and a second goal in the first period by Jordin Tootoo. Travis Zajac scored their third point during a penalty play, and Elias scored against an empty net late in the third period, which was his 1,000 point. Their win against the Sabres was the first back-to-back win since early November (they beat the Philadelphia Flyers 5-2 on Saturday, Jan. 3rd, and they will be hoping to turn it into a streak when they face the Bruins. After the Bruins, the Devils return home to face the New York Islanders on the 9th, with tickets starting at $89.
1/1/15 - The New Jersey Devils beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-1 on December 29, the first win of the two games they have played since head coach Pete DeBoer was dismissed on December 26. Scott Stevens and Adam Oates are taking over as the interim coaches, and general manager Lou Lamoriello will take on some coaching duties as well. The plan is to use a three coach committee system that has Stevens working with the defense and Oates on the forwards, with Lamoriello's role temporary. With the system, the Devils can focus on strengthening their weak areas and turn their season around. The new coaching system will continue to be tested when they face the Red Wings in Detroit on December 31, before heading home for three games. Tickets are still on sale, with seats for the Red Wings game starting at $34.
12/25/14 - The New Jersey Devils are coming off a 4-0 loss versus the Washington Capitals, which adds to their lackluster 12-17-6 record. They are ranked 7th in the Metropolitan Division. The Devils next face the Carolina Hurricanes, who have also had a lackluster season. The last time the two teams met, the Devils were able to win 2-1, and they will be looking to do so again. Their last win in regulation was against the Hurricanes, although they have since then also won in a shootout. Both teams want a win, so it will be a good game to see who can add another point to their record. After the Hurricanes, the Devils will face the New York Rangers away on the 27th (tickets starting at $38), before heading home to face off against the Pittsburgh Penguins ($10).
12/18/14 - The New Jersey Devils' losing streak continues as they take on the Ottawa Senators. The dissappointing game ended without the Devils scoring a single point. They did, however, outshoot the Senators by more than double. Unfortunately, none of New Jersey's 34 shots got past Ottawa goalie, Craig Anderson. The Devil's Eric Gelinas led both teams for shots at 6. The good news is that New Jersey held a pretty strong defense themselves. Ottawa only scored twice and were completely shut out in the second period. This is New Jersey's fifth loss in a row which brings them to 11-16-6. The Devils' next opportunity to end their losing streak is on Friday when they take on the Tampa Bay Lightning for a home game. Tickets start at $23.
12/12/14 - Unfortunately, the New Jersey Devils had their second loss in a row on Thursday. They have been having a rough season so far and their game against the Philadelphia Flyers was no exception. Only being able to put away one point in the second period for the entire game, New Jersey lost 1-4. Martin Havlat scored for the Devils with Scott Gomez and Damon Severson assisting. This loss brings New Jersey to 11-14-5. They are actually just ahead of the Flyers in the Metropolitan Division, but still trailing in 5th. There may not be much chance of catching up with the Penguins who lead with 18-6-3, but the Devils will continue to play hard on the ice. They will return to New Jersey on the 17th.
12/4/14 - The New Jersey Devils continue to have a rough season as they lose one more time on Saturday to the New York Islanders. After answering New York's first goal with one of their own to tie the game in the first period, New Jersey just couldn't get another point in the last two periods. The final score came to 1-3. Damien Brunner scored the Devil's point and Adam Larsson and Michael Ryder assisted. Even though New York won the game, New Jersey was able to get 35 shots off over the Islander's 28. In the third period alone, the Devils took 16 shots while their opponents only took 2. They will be playing the Pittsburg Penguins next in an away game, but will return on the 6th.
11/26/14 - The New Jersey Devils had a shootout loss to the Calgary Flames on Saturday for their 9th loss of the season. It was a loss that should have been a win, but they have to focus on their next game against the Detroit Red Wings on Friday after Thanksgiving. The Devils will be on home ice, and they want their fans to come out and show their support as they take on a good team that plays well. You'll want to get tickets for this home game before the Devils go out on the road for three games before they play at home again. The Devils are working on their game to pull ahead in the standings, and there is a lot of season left for them to improve.
11/19/14 - The New Jersey Devils had another loss on Tuesday. Being unable to score until the last period, a final score of 1-3 against the Winnipeg Jets gives New Jersey their second loss in a row. Winnipeg also had 12 more shot than the Devils who had 22. Sitting at 8-9-2, New Jersey has been having a hard time pulling ahead, always managing to just break even. They are looking at a series of away games, but hopefully they will be able to change their luck before the season ends. Your next opportunity to see them will be Friday, the 28th, when they return to New Jersey to take on the Detroit Red Wings who are at 9-4-5. Tickets are already available and are starting as low as $29.
11/13/14 - In Tuesday's game against the Minnesota Wild, the New Jersey Devils took a lead of two goals in the second period and won the game for their fans after a losing streak of four games. They left the rink with confidence in a much needed victory. On Saturday, the Devils host the Colorado Avalanche in an evening game. Goalie Cory Schneider is set to have a record 18th start for the season, playing in every game so far this season. At 7-7-2, the Devils sit in 6th place in the Metropolitan Division, which is where they finished last season. They are showing improvement, so you will want to get your tickets to their home game before they go out on the road again. Show the Devils your support!
11/6/14 - The New Jersey Devils are having a good season going into November at 2nd in the Metropolitan Division with a 6-4-2 record. Even though the St. Louis Blues shut out the Devils in Tuesday's game, the teams were evenly matched until the third period when St. Louis took the lead and the Devils couldn't match the goal. The Devils have a chance to even the score when they play the Blues again on Friday at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri. The Devils are on a road trip with games against the Red Wings at Detroit, MI, and the Boston Bruins. They need your support to get back into the winning column. Get your tickets for all their games and enjoy an evening while you cheer them on!
10/30/14 - Following a shootout win against the Winnipeg Jets, New Jersey Devils fans must be feeling very emboldened. Making some smart moves during the offseason apparently has provided the crucial ingredients the team had been missing over the past two seasons. With a more complete offense on the ice to help support the efforts of an impressive defense, the Devils could become very bad news for Pittsburgh and the NY Islanders in a hurry. Though New Jersey may be tempted to go into their game against Columbus at ease, it is important that they maintain focus to continue gaining on the Metropolitan Division leaders. To enjoy Saturday's game against Columbus, Devils fans should get tickets before they're gone. Starting at $29 per seat, the Devils know just how to show their fans a good time.
The New Jersey Devils are coming off a second consecutive season in which the 2012 Stanley Cup Final team missed playoffs. Their Achilles heel proved to be an inability to score (27th in goals and shots per game), but New Jersey thrived on defense thanks to legendary net minder Martin Brodeur and future superstar Cory Schneider. The Devils had the league's best penalty kill and ranked 6th in goals against per game, but sans Brodeur (free agency), Schneider will emerge as the No. 1 goalie and hold the fort down in New Jersey. The Devils missed postseason by just six points last year and made moves in the offseason to boost their chances for a lengthy campaign in the 2014-2015 season.
GM Lou Lamoriello attempted to remedy their ineffective problem over summer, with the signing of Mike Cammalleri and Martin Havlat, who should provide ample support to Travis Zajac and Jaromir Jagr. The 43 year-old veteran leader has defied his age and looks primed for another productive season. Jagr is likely to achieve two career milestones: reaching the Top 5 in all-time points leaders (current No.6) and all-time goals leaders (current No. 7).
The New Jersey Devils 2014-2015 schedule opens up with four games on the road, starting at Philadelphia against the rival Flyers en Route 95 (10/9). The home opener at Prudential Center is slated for Oct. 18 against the San Jose Sharks. Don't miss the Apr 4 and 7 games against New York, for an exciting home-and-home series with arch nemeses Rangers. The LA Kings (who ousted NJ in 2012) visit Newark for a rematch on Mar. 23, and Zach Parise makes his return to Prudential center with the Minnesota Wild on Nov. 11. Will the improved offense create enough production to snap their two-year playoff drought? Score New Jersey Devils tickets and find out!
2013-2014 Season
4/8/14 – For the tenth time this season, the Devils were shutout Monday. The 0-1 loss to the Flames had New Jersey's playoff hopes doing a slow burn. Statistically, they have not been officially eliminated from the postseason; but, with just three games left on the New Jersey Devils' schedule, it was a tough two points to giveaway. However, we're telling you there's still a chance! The Devils need to defeat the Ottawa Senators (4/10) on the road, and then the New York Islanders (4/11) and Boston Bruins (4/13) at home keep the flame burning. This week, New Jersey Devils tickets start at $18 and $54 respectively.
4/2/14 – The Devils lost their fifteenth consecutive shootout to the Sabres Tuesday night, their third in the past four games and an NHL-worst. NJ did score two goals in the SO, but couldn't nab a third to keep it alive in round nine. LW Ryan Clowe missed the game with a head injury sustained Monday against Florida. Three points behind Columbus for an Eastern wild card spot, the Devils need to be logging two points, instead of one. Friday night against Washington at the Prudential Center will be their first chance; New Jersey Devils tickets are just $28 to get-in.
3/27/14 – The Devils are going to need to do something they have not done all season, and that is win more than three games consecutively to have a chance at the NHL Playoffs. Currently five points out of the two wild card spots, New Jersey is in danger of missing the postseason for the second straight year. The Devils have three games remaining at home against playoff contenders – 3/27 vs. Phoenix Coyotes (avg. $41), 4/4 vs. Washington Capitals (avg. $111), and the 4/13 season finale vs. Boston Bruins (avg. $217).
3/18/14 – Saturday's game against the New York Rangers marks the fifth and final regular-season meeting between the two rivals. Hudson River rivalry tickets are averaging $319 at the Prudential Center and is the most expensive game remaining for the Devils at home. Jaromir Jagr is making a strong impact for the Devils; he ranks second in goals (22), while leading the team in assists (36), points (58), plus/minus (15) and game-winning goals (six). The right winger will face his former team, Boston Bruins, tonight (avg. $155).
3/10/14 – Despite numerous trade rumors, goalie Martin Brodeur remains on the New Jersey Devils roster. In fact, Brodeur will get the start in goal against the Philadelphia Flyers Tuesday night at Wells Fargo Center in what many consider the biggest game of the season. Also, Jaromir Jagr will face his former Flyers teammates Tuesday in the key Metropolitan Division matchup. Tomorrow's game is the first of three on the road for the Devils who will visit the Panthers Friday and Tampa Bay Saturday before returning to the Prudential Center next Tuesday to take on the Boston Bruins.
3/3/14 – Jaromir Jagr joined the League's exclusive 700-goal club Saturday night, becoming just the seventh player in NHL history to reach the mark. After winning their first two games after the Olympic break, the Devils fell to San Jose to snap a two-game winning streak. The Devils were without Salvador (bruised collarbone) and Brunner (charley horse). New Jersey will look to rebound from the loss with back-to-back wins against Detroit where they'll play the Wings at home Tuesday (min. $13) and on the road Friday.
2/26/14 - The Devils sit in a similar situation as the Hurricanes on 61 points, with a legit shot at a Wild Card spot. Can Cory Schneider play huge in goal and save their playoff hopes? The average price for seats to remaining home games is $86, almost $20 less than the league average. Two big upcoming games are at home against Detroit on March 4 and Carolina on March 8.
2/21/14 – The Devils are currently in seventh in an extremely tight Metropolitan Division. With 23 games left in the regular season, New Jersey is in 13th place in the East and three points behind 8th place (postseason cutoff) Detroit. Cheer on the Devils in this final stretch as they make a run at the NHL Playoffs! New Jersey Devils tickets are $16 less than the league average at $87, eleventh cheapest in the league for remaining home games. Next up on the Devils schedule? Columbus Blue Jackets at the Prudential Center where tickets are as low as $10!
2/4/14 – Having lost four of their last five, and playing in three straight OT, the Devils hope to get some much needed rest in their four days off. New Jersey returns to the ice Friday where they hope to secure a W against the 19-33 Edmonton Oilers before hitting the road to travel to Washington to take on the Caps the following night. Edmonton Oilers vs. New Jersey Devils tickets are as little as $17 (averaging $73) to watch the team in their final home game before the 20-day break.
1/29/14 – The Rangers outscored the Devils in the first ever
hockey game at Yankee Stadium
Sunday. Following the missed opportunity in the Bronx, New Jersey headed on a three game road trip where they look to get back on track. The Devils will play Dallas on Thursday, Nashville Friday and then return home for Monday's matchup against Colorado. The inconsistency on the ice is evident in the fluctuating New Jersey Devils ticket prices on the secondary market. At the start of the season, Devils tickets for remaining home games averaged $166. At the start of 2014, those same games on the New Jersey Devils schedule averaged $339. One month later and prices have nosedived, down 72% and averaging $96.
In 2013-14, the Devils look to return to the
NHL playoffs
and earn their second trip to the Stanley Cup Finals in three years. The average price for Devils home tickets this season is $163, 14th highest in the league and $11 below the league average. As part of the new
NHL Stadium Series
, the Devils will play the Rangers at
Yankee Stadium
on 1/26 in an outdoor game averaging $498. The two most expensive games at the Prudential Center are also against the
New York Rangers
, averaging $226 on 10/19 and averaging $203 on 3/2.
2012-2013 Season
2/25/13 - Last year, the New Jersey Devils found themselves in the Stanley Cup Finals despite finishing 4th in the Atlantic Division. Now, the Devils are looking to reclaim the top spot of their Division from the
Pittsburgh Penguins
to claim their tenth Division title.
The NHL Playoffs are a familiar spot for goalie Martin Brodeur, who through his 21-year tenure with the organization has been to the playoffs every year except two. In the 2012 offseason, Brodeur who has played with the New Jersey Devils his whole career, signed a two-year deal to extend his time in Jersey. The Devils have gotten solid goaltending from him this year with a 2.27 goals-against average and .911 save percentage. On the offensive side, David Clarkson is leading the team in goals and Patrik Elias leads in points. All three Devils players will be depended on as New Jersey looks to get back to the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The New Jersey Devils are playing well at home. Like many
teams, Devils tickets at the
Prudential Center
are up 13% since last season. However, Jersey Devils tickets are $47 cheaper at home than on the road. Upcoming rivalry games on the Devils schedule:
New York Rangers
New York Islanders
, and
Pittsburgh Penguins
. Rangers-Devils tickets at the Prudential Center are averaging $171 and starting at $59. Islanders-Devils tickets are averaging $86 and starting at $25. Should New Jersey continue their winning ways, 2013 Devils playoff tickets will be available at Razorgator.
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There's a new twist on the old crime of purse snatching: It's called "sliding."
When a woman leaves her car unlocked for just a minute or two while pumping gas, a vehicle will pull up beside it. A thief will slide in low and inconspicuously sneak out her purse left in the front seat.
Patricia Martin of Wichita said she learned her lesson after she was almost a victim of a similar crime.
"Some little kid had reached in my car, snatched my purse and he was going down the street," Martin said. "But I caught him."
But it's not always a child you can catch. That's why Martin no longer leaves her purse on the front passenger seat.
"It's like a habit," she said.
She's being smart, according to private eye Bruce Reesman, who agrees purse placement is also critical.
"The trunk would be a more safe environment, and the back seat is safer than the front seat," Reesman said. "But if you're going to leave it in the front seat, and nobody's in the front seat, utilize the seat belt to hold it in place."
Anything to make it tougher on thieves, whom he and Martin agree are everywhere - and always looking for a victim.
"In the society that we live in today, you've got to watch yourself at all times," Martin said. "It's sad to say, but you have to be cautious about everything you do nowadays. You've got a lot of people who are out of work, and it's hard times for everybody. You can't trust anybody."


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New handler! New girl! It's safe to say Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) is getting a fresh start on the new season of White Collar.
Following Peter's arrest for murder and Sara's move to London in the Season 4 finale, the times will have changed quite a bit when Season 5 kicks off on Thursday, Oct. 17 (9/8c, USA).
More returning fall shows: Where we left off
"It's time to rebuild the empire," as Neal's trusty right-hand man, Mozzie (Willie Garson), so aptly puts it in this exclusive new promo.
So does this mean Neal is really going back to "the life," as Mozzie would say? And who is he corrupting - and smooching - this upcoming season? Check out this exclusive teaser for Season 5:
White Collar premieres on Thursday, Oct. 17 at 9/8c on USA. Are you ready to go for a ride?
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rogerfederer.com - Swiss Athlete of the Year 2006
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Swiss Athlete of the Year 2006
Roger was elected Swiss Athlete of the Year 2006 at the Sports Awards" ceremony in Bern yesterday, after already having won the award in 2003 and 2004.
As Roger has already taken up training for the next season he joined the show via live broadcast from Dubai. He said that he wanted to reach many more high goals next year. "It was a great year, many more like this are welcome to follow", he said to the Swiss audience. Bernhard Russi, former ski-champion, handed over the award and praised all nominees as "best of their domain" (Stéphane Lambiel, ice-skating; Fabian Cancellara, cycling). Roger clearly took home the award, heading the election by about 30 percent of the votes. "I hope I can take part in the event personally in the future", Roger said after having been announced the winner. He also addressed his thanks to his fans who show their support with Swiss flags in stadiums all over the world. Roger had chosen Severin Lüthi, the Swiss Davis Cup captain, to receive the trophy in Bern. At the end of the event there was even a special surprise for our star: Tiger Woods, who has been elected World Sportsman of the Year twice just like Roger, praised him as an athlete and a friend.
The other winners are Tanja Frieden (snowboard) as Female Athlete of the Year, the national soccer team as Team of the Year, Köbi Kuhn as Coach of the Year (national soccer team), Johan Djourou (soccer) as Newcomer of the Year as well as Edith Hunkeler as Handicapped Athlete of the Year.
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i love you Roger
You deserve it!!! =)
I think you should get this award.
You are the best athlete for me forever.
Good Luck in 2007.
Have a nice holydays
God Bless You All


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Algebra Introduction
At a Glance - What is Algebra?
An easier question to ask might be, "What isn't algebra?" There's algebra in the money we make, save, and spend; there's algebra in the construction of everything from kitchen sinks to Priuses to skyscrapers; there's algebra in the preparing, baking, and cooking of food; and there's algebra in watching TV. But only if you're attempting to figure out the perfect distance you should be from your television set so that your eyes don't get all buggy.
Algebra is a branch of pure mathematics that deals with the rules of operations and solving equations. Basically, if you've got a few pieces of information and you're looking for one last bit that'll make everything else come together, algebra is there for you. Like Friends.
If you think of all of mathematics as a giant wagon wheel with each branch as a separate spoke, algebra would be the hub. It can be directly applied to just about every other type of math you can think of...and probably quite a few that you can't. To understand any sort of advanced mathematical concept, in other words, first we've got to wrap our heads around the basics: algebra.
Fortunately, the basics are pretty basic. Imagine that.
To get your feet wet, here's a quick example video of algebra in action.


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POSITION: Defenseman
SHOOTS: Right
BIRTHPLACE: Oak Park, IL, USA
DRAFTED: LAK: 1997-83 overall
|CCHA All-Rookie Team (1996) CCHA Second All-Star Team (1997) Named Best Defenseman at WJC-A (1997) Missed 1999-2000 after failing to come to contract terms with Los Angeles. Re-signed with Los Angeles, June 8, 2000. Signed as a free agent by Chicago (AHL), February 24, 2005. Signed as a free agent by Ottawa, July 1, 2006. Traded to Carolina by Ottawa with Patrick Eaves for Cory Stillman and Mike Commodore, February 11, 2008. Missed majority of 2009-10 due to leg injury vs. Washington, November 30, 2009. Traded to Washington by Carolina for Brian Pothier, Oskar Osala and Washington's 2nd round pick (later traded to NY Rangers, later traded to Calgary Calgary selected Tyler Wotherspoon) in 2011 NHL Draft, March 3, 2010. Signed as a free agent by Carolina, July 7, 2010. Traded to Boston by Carolina for Boston's 4th round pick (Trevor Carrick) in 2012 NHL Draft, July 5, 2011. Signed as a free agent by Carolina, July 1, 2012. Signed as a free agent by Ottawa, July 8, 2013. Missed majority of 2013-14 as a healthy reserve.
Joe and his wife, Angela, have two sons, Cameron, 7, and Maddux, 6… They spend their summers in Raleigh… They have a miniature pincher named Lucky and a black maltipoo Lulu… Joe is involved with the APC 24-Hour Bike Challenge… He was a Blackhawks fan as a kid and grew up emulating Chris Chelios… His first youth team was the Oak Park Eagles… Joe was an outstanding baseball player and attended pro camps with the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field and the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park… His favorite vacation spot is Cabo, favorite television show is Breaking Bad and favorite book is The Hunger Games… The most-played artist on his iPod is O.A.R…. His favorite food is pizza… His most memorable goal was a double-overtime tally against Buffalo in Game 2 of the 2007 Eastern Conference Finals… His favorite aspects about playing professional hockey are "the hotels and meals"… The place he most visits in the Triangle is The Factory… His favorite road city is Chicago.
Completed his ninth NHL season, ranking second among Boston defensemen in scoring with 25 points (4g, 21a)… Also ranked second among Bruins defensemen in power-play points (9) and tied for second in power-play assists (8)… Earned a plus/minus rating of plus-10 for the season… Made his Bruins debut and earned his first point with the Bruins (assist) vs. PHI (10/6)… Had a season-high three assists vs. EDM (11/10)… Took his first career NHL fighting major when he sparred with Joey Crabb vs. TOR (12/3)… Netted a pair of goals at CBJ (12/10)… Skated in his 600th career NHL game vs. MTL (12/19)… Earned his 200th NHL point at TOR (3/6)… Was a healthy extra for seven games (3/17-3/27, 4/1)… Longest assist streak: 2 games (11/7-11/10: 0g, 4a; 12/14-12/17: 0g, 3a)… Longest point streak: 2 games (11/7-11/10: 0g, 4a; 12/14-12/17: 0g, 3a)… Multi-goal games: 1 (12/10 at CBJ: 2g, 0a)… Multi-assist games: 2 (last: 12/17 at PHI: 0g, 2a)… Multi-point games: 3 (last: 12/17 at PHI: 0g, 2a).
Played in five of Boston's seven games during the Bruins' seven-game, opening-round loss to Washington… Led all Bruins skaters in plus/minus (+3) during the playoffs… Missed the final two games of the series due to injury.
Is in his 10th NHL season and fifth with the Hurricanes… Signed as a free agent to a one-year contract on July 1, 2012… Represented the U.S. at the IIHF World Championships in 2003 and 2005… Also represented the U.S. at the 1997 World Junior Championship and was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Defenseman while helping to lead the U.S. to a silver medal.
1995-1998: Completed a three-year career with Western Michigan of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA)… Totaled 22 goals and 58 assists (80 points) in 105 career college hockey games.
1998-99: Made his professional debut with Springfield of the American Hockey League (AHL), skating in 50 games.
1999-00: Did not play due to a contract dispute.
2000-01: Was third among Lowell (AHL) defensemen in scoring with 33 points and tied for first among Lock Monsters blueliners with 10 goals… Was tied for first overall on the team in playoff goals (3).
2001-02: Finished second overall in scoring for Manchester (AHL) with 50 points (13g, 37a)… Led all Monarchs defensemen in goals (13), assists (37) and points (50).
2002-03: Began the season with Manchester (AHL) and led all Monarchs defensemen in scoring (25 points) at the time of his first NHL recall (12/13)… Made his NHL debut with Los Angeles vs. PIT (12/14)… Scored his first NHL goal with a power-play tally at MIN (1/6)… Led all NHL rookie defensemen with five goals… Represented Manchester at the AHL All-Star Game, scoring two goals for Team PlanetUSA.
2003-04: Completed his first full NHL season and ranked tied for first among Kings defensemen in goals (8)… Three of his eight goals were game-winners, including his first career overtime goal at ANA (1/28)… Played his 100th NHL game at NJ (2/15).
2004-05: Spent part of the season with Chicago (AHL), earning 14 points in 23 games to lead all Wolves defensemen in scoring… Played in all 18 playoff games for Chicago as the Wolves advanced to the Calder Cup Finals before falling to Philadelphia… Had four goals and five assists (9 points) in the playoffs to lead all Wolves defensemen in scoring.
2005-06: Established a career high in goals (14) and led all Kings defensemen in plus/minus (+15)… Beat Detroit's Jimmy Howard on his first career penalty shot (11/28).
2006-07: Set a then-career high in assists (29) in his first season with the Ottawa Senators… Set single-game career highs in assists (4) and points (5) in a 7-2 Senators win vs. TOR (10/26)… His five points set an Ottawa team record for points in a game by a defenseman… Earned his 100th career NHL point at BUF (2/7)… Totaled two goals and seven assists (9 points) in 20 games as Ottawa captured the Eastern Conference title before falling to Anahem in the Stanley Cup Finals… Made his Stanley Cup Playoff debut in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. PIT (4/11), recording two assists… Scored his first career playoff goal in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals at NJ (4/26)… Tallied the game-winning goal in double-overtime of Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals at BUF (5/12).
2007-08: Established career highs in assists (35) and points (48), splitting the season between Ottawa and Carolina… Led all Hurricanes defensemen in goals (13), assists (35) and points (48) and was tied for the overall team lead in plus/minus (+17)… Ranked tied for seventh among NHL defensemen in goals (13), 13th in assists (35), 12th in points (48), tied for seventh in game-winning goals (3) and 11th in power-play points (28)… Led the Hurricanes and was tied for 13th among NHL defensemen in plus/minus (+17)… Had 21 points (7g, 14a) in 23 games with Carolina after being acquired from Ottawa on 2/11… Recorded his 100th career assist vs. MTL (2/9)… Made his Hurricanes debut and earned an assist on the game-winning goal at BOS (2/12)… Scored his first goal in a Hurricanes sweater and earned a pair of assists vs. WSH (2/23)… Earned his first career hat trick with three tallies in his first game against his former team vs. OTT (3/16)… It was the third hat trick by a defenseman in franchise history and the first since Sandis Ozolinsh tallied three at Chicago on 3/4/01.
2008-09: Matched his career highs for goals (14)… Ranked first among NHL defensemen in game-winning goals (6)… Ranked tied for 11th among NHL blueliners in goals (14) and tied for 12th in power-play goals (8)… Ranked first among Hurricanes defensemen and eighth on the team in scoring with 38 points (14g, 24a)… Ranked second on the team in ice time per game (24:19) and fourth in power-play points (22)… Was the first defenseman in franchise history to score game-winning goals in consecutive games when he had game-winners vs. MTL (12/16) and FLA (12/18)… Played in his 100th game with the Hurricanes and assisted on both Carolina goals at NJ (3/28)… Earned his 200th NHL point with an assist vs. NYR (4/2)… Completed his second NHL playoff season and first with Carolina, playing in all 18 of the Hurricanes' playoff games… Ranked second among Hurricanes skaters in ice time per game in the playoffs (25:27)… Netted his first goal of the playoffs – the game-winning goal – and assisted on Staal's goal in Game 2 at BOS (5/3).
2009-10: Split the year between Carolina and Washington, totaling 18 points (6g, 12a) in 52 games… Had 12 points (4g, 8a) in 34 games with the Hurricanes prior to being traded to the Capitals on 3/4 in exchange for Brian Pothier, Oskar Osala and a second-round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft… Skated in 18 regular-season games with the Caps, notching six points (2g, 4a)… Missed 28 games after suffering a cut on the lower right leg from the skate of Capitals defenseman Karl Alzner vs. WSH (11/30)… Prior to being placed on injured reserve, led Hurricanes defensemen and ranked fifth among all Carolina skaters in scoring (12 points)… Appeared in all seven of Washington's playoff games, totaling one goal and one assist during the Capitals' Eastern Conference Quarterfinal loss to Montreal.
2010-11: Established a career high for games played (82) and led Carolina defensemen in goals (11) and points (40)… Was 14th in the NHL in ice time per game (24:46) and tied for 15th among NHL defensemen in power-play goals (5)… Matched his career high with a six-game point streak from 1/18-2/1 (2g, 5a)… Skated in his 200th game with the Hurricanes and netted his 10th goal of the season vs. PIT (2/25).


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OAKLAND -- Redevelopment of the Oakland Army Base was supposed to get city residents back to work, but initial estimates show that the thousands of projected construction jobs might not materialize for years, if at all.
City officials were shocked recently when the project's largest contractor, Turner Construction Co., told them that its work at the base would generate only about 1,000 jobs over the next seven years and that it might have as few as 50 workers there during the first few years of construction.
"When I saw the numbers, I jumped," said Pat Cashman, the city's point person on the Army Base development.
The $247 million first phase of the project, set to begin late next year, involves substantial grading work, which isn't labor-intensive, Cashman said.
Providing jobs for Oakland residents has been a driving force behind the effort to transform the city's share of the former Army Base into a logistics and warehousing center servicing the nearby Port of Oakland.
The city demanded that half of all jobs go to Oakland residents and secured $500,000 a year to establish a center in West Oakland to help workers get training for anticipated Army Base jobs.
When the City Council approved the deal in June, a city news release stated that "the project requires that 50 percent of the projected 3,000 construction jobs and 2,200 operational jobs go to Oakland residents."
Sean Maher, a spokesman for Mayor Jean Quan, said those figures actually were based on the Port of Oakland also developing similar facilities on its half of the 360-acre Army Base.
However, the port has no immediate plans or any contracts in place to develop its property. It also isn't required to guarantee that jobs from any future development go to Oakland residents.
Initially, the port had signed onto a plan to fully develop the entire base, but before the city decided to move forward with its project, the port decided to hold off on building warehouses and logistics facilities until it gets a better sense of market demand.
The port currently is moving ahead with expanding a rail yard, said the port's project director, Mark Erickson. The $55 million project is estimated to generate about 55 jobs before its completion in 2015.
Councilwoman Jane Brunner, who worked for a year to secure the local hire requirements, fumed Tuesday when she saw the 1,000-job projection at a council committee meeting.
"This is why government is not trusted," she said.
A city-commissioned report released after that meeting estimates that 1,523 on-site construction jobs will be produced from the city's project and the port's rail yard project. When the port moves ahead with developing its share of the Army Base, the construction job total would rise to 2,686.
The project's developer, Phil Tagami, said city officials had "jumped the gun" regarding construction-job estimates, which still haven't been finalized. The original projections of about 3,000 construction jobs, he added, were based both on developing the port's property and on making infrastructure improvements that are now on hold because voters defeated Alameda County's infrastructure tax measure.
"We've been utterly consistent," he said.
Contact Matthew Artz at 510-208-6435.


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Thursday's letters: Loose lips'
Published: Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 at 6:48 p.m.
To the editor: A current issue is the Justice Departments seizure of reporters phone records. Some say this is an effort to stifle the press and whistle-blowers. They are incorrect.
While in the military, I was assigned to an intelligence unit. I swore to protect classified information I possessed. I took that responsibility seriously. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for some in government today.
The Justice Departments effort is not against reporters but against those who have violated their oath by leaking classified information to the press.
This effort is important to the security of the American people. There are real consequences of loose lips.
Those responsible for national security during the 1990s were concerned about the threat from al-Qaida and Osama bin Laden. They were monitoring his satellite phone.
As the result of an unauthorized disclosure to the press that was published, bin Laden stopped using that phone, shutting off a valuable source of information.
Had that leak not occurred and that source remained available, we may have avoided 9/11. Government employees who divulge classified information need to be stopped.
Duane Johnson
A class by itself
To the editor: My wife and I went to see Evita, the show being performed on Flat Rock Playhouses main stage. Having previously seen the show several times at various venues in the U.S. and in London, we almost decided not to get tickets. What a huge mistake that would have been!
We have been attending shows at the Playhouse for almost 10 years, and every show we have seen has been superb. Some of the shows featured wonderful music and acting; some had outstanding set designs, choreography, dancing, sound or other attributes that set them apart.
But the performance of Evita we saw was in a class by itself. Every aspect of the show was magnificent! The staging was amazingly realistic and the set changes were incredibly seamless. The singing, acting, choreography and dancing could not have been any better.
Costuming was authentic and first rate. The orchestra was super, and the sound system was set up and balanced the best I have ever heard at the Playhouse.
If you love musical theater, run, dont walk, to the Playhouse box office and get tickets for this amazing show while you still can. You will most definitely not be sorry!
Bill McClung
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In Paris in 1855, composer Hector Berlioz premiered his "Te Deum" for 900 singers and instrumentalists. In Munich in 1910, Gustav Mahler debuted his "Symphony of a Thousand" for almost that many musicians. And this weekend composer Lisa Bielawa unveils her "Crissy Broadcast" for 800 singers and players -- in San Francisco at Crissy Field.
Call it a happening, connecting freewheeling San Francisco to the grand tradition of spectacle in classical music. Bielawa has composed her 50-minute piece for an army: 14 ensembles, including choruses, bands, orchestras, electric guitarists with battery-pack amps, even a group of traditional Chinese instrumentalists.
Against the backdrop of Alcatraz and the Golden Gate, it will fan out across 100 acres on the San Francisco Bay shoreline, as the musicians intersect with bicyclists, skaters, joggers and families with picnics.
A San Francisco native who has made her career in New York, Bielawa, 45, expects "an unbelievable outpouring of joy from the musicians, from everyone", as her "spatial symphony" transforms the park, a part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. (There will be two free performances on Saturday, one on Sunday.) In May, when Bielawa put the piece through a test run in a Berlin park, with a mere 250 or so musicians zigzagging among some 5,000 onlookers during two performances, she says, "It was like suddenly being on another magical planet."
Her aims include breaking down walls between performers and audience (listeners get to roam among the musicians); between professional and amateur musicians (both will participate); and between music and the environment (she has matched trombone and tuba pitches to those of foghorns on the bay).
With a $200,000 budget, most of it from foundations committed to the arts, the project has been several years in the making. And while composing can be a lonely pastime, "Crissy Broadcast" allows Bielawa to be what she is -- a "people person," out and about, creating a community through her work.
During a day of rehearsals at the Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts, she spread out her map of Crissy Field, coded in 14 colors representing the 14 crisscrossing ensembles. Her musical materials -- short, bold melodies, some like bird calls, some like funky anthems -- will be "broadcast" through the 100 acres, as the ensembles play their parts, echoing and embellishing and passing them along from musician to musician and group to group.
"It's like a giant game of telephone," she told 13 members of the school's guitar ensemble. "Play a phrase, hear it and pass it along."
Koji Yuan, a 15-year-old guitarist in the ensemble, expects "a cloud of sound" to travel around the park as the group moves here and there, intersecting other groups or moving away from them. Blake Johnson, a 15-year-old trumpeter in the Berkeley High School Concert Band and Orchestra, anticipates a dense "web of communication" across the park -- and is halfway hoping for foggy weather, so he can hear that matchup between foghorns and low-pitched instruments.
Percussionist Steven Schick -- artistic director of the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players, Bielawa's lead ensemble for the weekend performances -- likens the effect to "a snow globe in which you have these particles of music which are sort of swirling around you .... Lisa has timed it so that these sounds will move in waves through the space. If you're standing in the middle of it, you'll experience this sort of stupendous Doppler effect, where the music approaches you and recedes from you."
Bielawa grew up in the Lakeside Village neighborhood near San Francisco State University, where her father Herbert Bielawa taught musical composition. (Some of this weekend's participating band directors are his former students.) She attended Aptos Middle School in San Francisco (its band is among the "Crissy Broadcast" ensembles) and joined the San Francisco Girls Chorus when she was 12. (She now is artistic director of the chorus, which also is part of "Crissy.)
After graduating from Lowell High School (whose orchestra is part of the project, too) in 1986, Bielawa studied music at Yale, then made her mark in New York, singing with the Philip Glass Ensemble (she is still a member) and building her reputation as a composer.
She has a history of composing works for the great outdoors: Her "Chance Encounter" was performed in 2010 by a roving soprano and chamber orchestra along the banks of the Tiber River in Rome. Part of her "Airfield Broadcasts" project (Crissy Field is the site of a former airfield, as is Berlin's Tempelhof park), "Crissy Broadcast" builds on Bielawa's mission: to make music a communal event.
But will it work? Have no fear, says Joan Murray, director of the Golden Gate Philharmonic, another participant. A former teacher at Aptos Middle School, she was violinist Bielawa's orchestra teacher in the eighth grade.
Murray remembers, "Lisa came to me one day and said, 'I could write a musical.' And she did. She wrote the music and the script, and she did the choreography and taught the other students how to dance it, and then she sat down at the piano and played the accompaniment. And then she directed it, told the kids what to do, where to stand. Lisa even knew about lighting.
"So when she came to me about this latest thing at Crissy Field, I thought, 'Wow, that's pretty wild.' But if Lisa's in charge of something, it's going to be OK."
Contact Richard Scheinin at 408-920-5069, read his stories and reviews at www.mercurynews.com/richard-scheinin and follow him at Twitter.com/richardscheinin.
'Crissy Broadcast'
Part of composer Lisa Bielawa's "Airfield Broadcasts" project
When: 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Oct. 26, noon Oct. 27
Where: Crissy Field, 1199 E. Beach, San Francisco
Admission: Free
More information: www.airfieldbroadcasts.org