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After graduating Summa Cum Laude from St. Paul's School in New Hampshire, he completed his bachelor's (Phi Beta Kappa), graduate, and medical education at Johns Hopkins University. He performed his residency in Ophthalmology at the Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary in Chicago, followed by a clinical fellowship in Cornea and External Diseases at the Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia. Dr. Dana then completed additional fellowship training in Immunology and Uveitis at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, and in Ocular and Transplantation Immunology at the Schepens Eye Research Institute. Dr. Dana also holds a Master of Science degree in Management from Harvard University.
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Dr. Dana has authored over 300 publications—including nearly 200 peer-reviewed articles, in addition to over 100 reviews, book chapters, and communications. He has delivered more than 120 invited and named lectures worldwide, and has been recipient of multiple awards, including the Research to Prevent Blindness William and Mary Greve Special Scholar Award, RPB Physician-Scientist Merit Award, RPB Lew Wasserman Merit Award and RPB Senior Investigator Award, the Achievement Award of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the Cogan Award of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, the LSU Chancellor's Award in Neuroscience and Ophthalmology, and the Alcon Research Institute Award. Dr. Dana is a Gold Fellow of ARVO.
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Skip to comments.Why Do We Need Leap Days?
Posted on 03/03/2012 1:22:50 AM PST by U-238
Most years, the calendar hops straight from Feb. 28 to Mar. 1. But in almost all years whose numerical value is divisible by four, such as 2012, an extra "leap day" gets tacked on the end of the second month. Cue, today's date: Feb. 29.
The extra day must be added to every fourth calendar year in order to keep our Gregorian calendar synchronized with actual astronomical measures of the passage of time. According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the length of Earth's year as in the time it takes for the planet to complete one revolution around the sun is not a clean 365 days, but rather 365.2422. Adding an extra day to one-fourth of calendar years compensates for the buildup of partial days.
However, because the astronomical year isn't exactly 365.25 days long, but a hair shorter, the normal leap year schedule is a slight over-compensation. To scale back the full-day leaps and keep the calendar right on track, some century years (years with double zeroes at the end) are not leap years. The rule dictates that only century years which are divisible by 400, such as the year 2000, contain leap days. The numbers 1900, 1800 and 1700 aren't divisible by 400, and so those years were not leap years.
Altogether, the 400-year leap year cycle ensures that Earth is as close as possible to the same point in its orbit in consecutive calendar years. Any further errors that accumulate are corrected when needed through the addition of a leap second onto the last minute of either June or December. During leap seconds, the Coordinated Universal Time follows the sequence 23h 59m 59s - 23h 59m 60s - 00h 00m 00s.
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Because if we didn't there would be no Leap Nights?
Say that again.
This is an entertaining way to explain it.
And without those leap nights, many married men would be celibate.
Woo hoo!
The motivation of the Catholic Church to adjusting the calendar was the celebration of Easter. The Council of Trent approved the plan to correct the errors in the calendar.First, it was necessary to approximate the correct length of a solar year.The second stage was to devise a model based on the approximation which would provide an accurate yet simple, rule-based calendar
Before the Gregorian calendar, most countries relied on the Julian calendar, which was introduced by Julius Caesar in 45 BC. It was in common use until the 1500s. The Julian calendar creates an error of 1 day every 128 years.
The Gregorian calendar was proposed by Aloysius Lilius, a physician from Naples, and adopted by Pope Gregory XIII in accordance with the instructions from the Council of Trent (1545-1563) to correct for errors in the older Julian calendar. It was decreed by Pope Gregory XIII in a papal bull on February 24 1582. This bull was named Inter Gravissimas after its first two words.
We need leap year because there is no connection whatsoever between the rotation of the earth and it's orbit around the sun. Remember that the next time someone starts feeding you the Cosmic Watchmaker line.
William Paley was one of the first people for the Cosmic Watchmaker arguement
Although Cicero, Voltaire and René Descartes, for example, used timepieces in arguments regarding purpose
Well, that's a non sequiter if ever I heard one.
I can explain it for you but I can't understand it for you. The gears in a watch sync up pretty closely. They all relate to each other in the manner in which they turn. There's no need for a "leap gear" in a watch. See?
Because fireworks look like crap in a blizzard?
People born on Leap Day get squat for birthday presents three years out of four. They should be allowed to live four times as long. Pancake house is full on Leap Day for some reason. I went there Wednesday and the lines were out the door. Yet on Thursday, I got right in.
So I can have a birthday, newbie !
Yes, we know THAT, but why February and not, say June 31st or July 32nd?
Those are months we wouldn't mind being longer - living in New England, I would be Ok with a shorter February, maybe 21 days....
And how did you deduce that there exists no connection between the two?
I just want to know how I can add that six hours into my sleep time?
That's funny. February was probably picked because it is the shortest month.
In the Chinese calendar leap months, "embolismic" months, almost always occur in the summer. Oriential wisdom, or the incidental consequence of Kepler's second law? I pick the latter.
Most people are not aware that the Gregorian Solar Calendar has a sidekick lunar calendar, which is even more accurate than the Gregorian. The ecclesiastic age of the moon does not change on February 29, so that in both common years and leap years, the age of the moon on January 1 is the same as the age on March 1. This simplifies the computation of the date of Easter. The length of an ecclestiastic lunation alternates between 29 and 30 days, (with centuries scale corrections) so that March 1st is exactly 59 days after January 1st, if we do not count February 29 and therefore has the same lunar age.
In the Gregorian calendar, short months always follow long months, except for August (see, they were thinking about you), so that the lunar phase is retarded by about one day on the same day month to month except in September, where it slips about two days and in March, where it exactly follows January.
Say, are you related to that lady who was against daylight saving time because the extra hour of sunlight would burn her grass?
I remember reading in some old history books the notation (O/S) meaning "Old Style" for a given date in colonial history. I don't think historians bother with it any more.
This girl doesn't understand leap years.
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The Romans started their civil year on March 1, not January 1. That's why September, October, November, and December have names deriving from the Latin for seven, eight, nine, and ten -- they were originally the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth months.
February was the short month tacked on at the end of the year because there weren't 30 or 31 days left to fill out a full month.
So women like Sandra Fluke can get a date.
We need Leap Year now so that we have to put up with Black History month for an extra day every 4 years.
Because the orbital period of the earth around the sun is about 365.2564 days and the rotational period of the earth is, by definition(with some variation) 24 hours. Point out the connection please.
Some watch
Try this answer: If we did not do the correction, the calendar would run backward after 365 years. ROFLMAO
A "day," for example, is a measure of real time -- as is a "year." But the notion that a "year" begins and ends at the exact start/finish of a "day" is purely a human construct.
A "month" is loosely based on lunar cycles, but there is nothing that ties months directly to days and years, either.
A solar year (also known as a tropical year), for general purposes, is the length of time that the Sun takes to return to the same position in the cycle of seasons, as seen from Earth.
Sidereal time, the amount of time required for the earth to make a complete rotation around its axis is 23 hours, 56 minutes and four seconds (23:56:04) instead of 24 hours (24:00:00)
A leap year (or intercalary or bissextile year) is a year containing one additional day (or, in the case of lunisolar calendars, a month) in order to keep the calendar year synchronized with the astronomical or seasonal year.
When I was a kid, I read somewhere that the reason a year is such a screwy number is explained biblically. In the Bible there are passages, but I can only remember one, where an Israeli general prayed to God that night wouldn't occur during a batlle, because then the enemy would be able to flee. God obliged and kept the sun from setting until the battle was done. TDon't know if that's why we have an extra day, but it works for me.
Well, that's a different argument than the classical "Cosmic Watchmaker" argument. Still, I think it's flawed. You are assuming the "watchmaker" intended the gears to match up in the way that you would expect or prefer. I can see no solid logical basis for making that assumption.
Exactly. Expecting them all to line up is just pure human conceit.
Now, if you are a Christian, you could try to make an argument from Genesis, about God setting the lights in the heaven for us to measure the times and seasons, and then wonder why they are not aligned more perfectly in order to facilitate that. If you want to make that argument, though, then you already have to accept the proposition of the Biblical God at work, and then you'd also have to accept the proposition that God's will is not always comprehensible to us, so your argument would be self-defeating.
If the analogy is to watch where the gears match up precisely, my expectation that the rotation and the orbit match precisely us a reasonable, even necessary one. I cannot explain the obvious any further.
Some Creationists argue that perhaps, as a consequence of the flood catasphrophe, or maybe when the "world was divided" at the time of the Tower of Babel, the Earth could have lost some of its mass. That would have affected the rate of spin and the velocity of the Earth and changed the length of days and years.
Not something you can prove through Scripture, but it would be an interesting correlary to how man became flawed, with shorter and shorter lifespans after the fall, if the Earth itself became flawed too.
Well the Watchmaker analogy, as it is posited, has nothing to do with the gears of a watch related to the connection between days and years on Earth.
As for your version of it, it's just a conceit. You are looking for the gears to sync up in the way that you would expect, but there is no objective reason why that should be the case. Every planet has different day lengths and year lengths, some radically different than ours. The whole system keeps spinning along, but you want there to be some perfect correlation between days and years in nice round numbers, in a manner that you define, and when you don't find that, you're basically saying that you have won an argument. In reality, all you've done is set up a straw man and take that straw man down. It's a flawed argument to begin with, so it means nothing at all if you are able to negate it.
This is getting tiresome. There is no connection between the rotation of the earth and its orbit. That was my point. The two events are unrelated and any analysis of the two phenomena points to randomness rather than design. Period
The connection would be the mass. But it seems the real objection you have is the comparison to a watch.
"The two events are unrelated and any analysis of the two phenomena points to randomness rather than design. Period"
Now you're resorting to circular argument. You can only say it points to randomness if you accept as a given that there should be a correlation between them if there is a designer. You have offered no argument as to why we should expect there would be, you just assume that, apparently because it suits your argument.
You argument, condensed, boils down to: "If there was a designer, the days and years should be in sync. The days and years aren't in sync, therefore, there is no designer." That is textbook circular reasoning, I hope you can see that.
Yes, there is a connection of course, just not the connection he is looking for.
1 year = 365.242199~ days
That is a correlation, just not one that is expressed in nice round numbers. It does not follow that this is, therefore, any evidence of randomness, unless one doesn't understand the everpresent nature of irrational numbers in the universe.
1 Circumference = 3.1415927~ diameters
That is not a nice round number correlation either, yet who would argue that the existence of circles is evidence of randomness vs design?
I'm on the side of design.
Yes, I figured as much, just thought I would ping you since I was responding to elaborate on the point you were making to him, that there is, in fact, a clear correlation.
There's a need for one in my inexpensive Timex. It indicated March 1'st all day on February 29th.
At this point, I am far from a newbie, right?
Which is where I started and the only point I was making
No, the obvious point I've been making is that there is no connection between rotational and orbital periods for the earth. There is either some hidden amusement value in adopting a stance of volitional ignorance on the part of people reading my statements on this matter if there is a depressing degree of genuine ignorance for those people.
Im not sure what youre point is here. Its the Earths tilt that accounts for the seasons and to some extent, its elliptical orbit around the Sun.
The Earths rotation accounts for the time between Sunrise and Sunset but thats not exactly 24 hours. The Earth orbits the Sun but not in exactly 365 days.
If our current 24 hour day clock and 365 day calendar didnt account for this with a leap day every four years, eventually Spring would fall on our calendar sometime in September.
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an interview with some girl named FLY on 1/24/03
Sage what's up this is Shanelle aka "FLY", thanks for doing this interview. This interview has 12 questions please respond as soon as you have the time to.
"Wow...you call yourself FLY? Hmm. I think Shanelle is fly enough of a name. But you call yourself FLY. Really?"
1. Let us know who you are and where you come from.
"If I told you where I come from, you would hardly believe me. Mainly, I am transmitting live via an arm's length. I am motherfucking Sage Francis, mom. You know me. You know me. What's going on here?"
2. How did you get started?
"Oh my god. How did I get started? God damn. Does anyone have an interested response to a question like this? Well, FLY, I'll tell ya. After Just-ICE forgot to shout my name out on "Going Way Back" I tripped on Lawrence Parker for even guesting on the joint. Because HE knows I was there. HE knows. And then he was like, 'Dog...if you want people to know that you were there, then you need to make some noise on your own.' It made complete sense. So I fucking did it myself. I got started."
3. You do solo work and work with Joey Beats as part of the Non-Prophets. Can you describe tour style as a solo artist and as a group. Are they similar?
"Ahhhh....good question. This stuff has actually been lingering in my thoughts as of late, because we are wrapping up the Non-Prophets LP right now. My work with GROUPS is a compromise of sorts. My ideas and direction intermingles with other people's ideas and directions. It is a joint effort when you work with other people, and the over-all product is less reflective of yourself. My solo material tends to be more gloomy, introspective and/or self-loathing. The Non-Prophets stuff is more uptempo and/or mad at the world."
4. Who were or are your musical influences?
"I couldn't possibly list all of my early influences. Almost every single rapper between 76-90 had an influence on me somehow. Beyond that...even more rappers, but more selectively. In 96 I began listening to more punk rock and hardcore and most recently all I have been listening to is classic rock and folk."
5. What's your view on hip-hop today? Do you see an ongoing battle between members of the underground and members of the mainstream?
"I am very indifferent to the hiphop world today. I don't think much about it. If there IS an on-going battle, its one that exists everywhere in every culture. It is not particular to hiphop. Bling Bling vs Headwraps vs Backpackers? Gimme a break. All of them are a part of the mainstream."
6. You're starting your tour, where can we look for you? Where do you look forward to going the most?
"We are playing 33 shows in a little over a month, so you can see us in almost every major city. You can get the list of shows at
in the show forum. I look most forward to playing Minneapolis, Colorado, New Orleans, LA, Chicago, and Providence."
7. Where was your favorite place to tour? Do you have a favorite story from touring?
Out of all my travels, Australia was probably the best place to tour. I would visit there more often if it didn't take 20 hours on a damn plane. The stories from touring are countless. I don't even know where to start. haha...I am running through memories in my head right now and realizing why I shouldn't be telling certain things. Uhhhhhhhhhh....ok, here's a tame one. Sole and I did our last show in Halifax, Nova Scotia and decided to DRIVE home directly after the performance. We were like, 'Damn...that was great show...we're wide awake! Let's just get this 10 hour drive over with NOW!' So we took off...(in fact, we almost took 2 cuties from Canada back home with us because they said they wanted to travel...it's a very good thing that we didn't.) A few hours into the trip, in a very desolate area of Canada, the sun was coming up and while we were enjoying the beautiful landscape we hear 'BANG!'...the fucking tire exploded for some reason. So the car hobbles to the side of the road...Sole and I look at each other in absolute confusion. Neither one of us knows how to change a tire. We don't even know where to begin. No phones. No houses. No cars. We walk. We walk walk walk walk. Sole was more stressed than is necessary...I am more jolly than it made sense to be...We came across weird cemetaries and old, abandoned churches. We were deliriously tired. We finally got to an area with houses...and we knocked on random doors. It was 6 or 7 AM at this point. Luckily, an old couple came to our rescue. We watched this elderly man change our tire for us. hahahaa. THEN...after the tire was fixed....we hit up a gas station and as I'm getting out of the car I hear some guy say, "Sage? Sole? Woah...oh my god." I look at this dude and he's in his 30's. He says, "I saw a show of yours in 97/98 when you were playing with a band."
We were Eastbumfuck Canada. This was a little too much for me and Sole to deal with, so we shook his hand and got the fuck out of there. We made it home alive.
8. Can you describe the state of the Rhode Island hip-hop scene in two sentences, and where do you expect it to go in the future?
"The Rhode Island hiphop scene is very representative of the state itself. It is diverse and sectioned. I don't expect many changes in the future. I would like to see more people bust their ass and get the recognition their talent deserves, but I know how people are. Most would rather dis each other and come up with a bunch of reasons why they aren't getting recognized instead of actually putting in the effort to stay on top of the game and actually get recognized."
9. Where's your favorite place to eat in Rhode Island?
"Meeting Street Cafe. Hands down. I wrote about it in the liner notes of Personal Journals. I am thinking about putting an album out called Meeting Street Cafe. It is such a classy spot with outstanding food. Quality food. I bring everybody there. This restaurant really needs to let me get special deals for all the advertising I do for them."
10. Your lyrics seem to be very conscience. Is there a particular social issue that you feel strongly about? How do you feel about that issue?
"I have no focus here. There are too many things on my mind. I hate religions and goverment. That's what I know for sure. People need to start taking the power back. The people...need to be rational and fair with each other. I don't walk around with one agenda on my mind all the time, but I do hate the way we are dicked around by a bullshit government with unfair laws. I feel strongly enough about these issues to live my life in a way that will put a considerable dent on the side of their iron ship."
11. What are your top five favorite albums?
"I don't have 5 top albums. I love aggressive music or mood music. Lyrics are very important to me, but my taste is strange. So far the golden era of hiphop and classic rock have appealed to me most."
12. What's the most memorable concert you've ever been to?
"The first concert I went to was the Run's House Tour with Run DMC, Public Enemy, EPMD, DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince with a surprise appearance by LL Cool J. The other most memorable was watching Bob Dylan perform for two hours playing new arrangements of all his hits at the Newport Folk Festival last summer. I wanted to fucking cry."
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Pretty boring questions... that story about the tire is funny as hell, though.
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One can only imagine how many interviews Sage spends answering the same questions.
Can't wait until his Toronto show.
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damb sage you cant change a tire
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ya dude, seriously, you tour in a car or van or whatever, and none of you know how to change a tire? I suppose it did end up making for an interesting time though.
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who can't change a tire?.. haha. .. . . you know most cars have a manual that tells you how.. . . HA.
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The first time I learned to change a tire was on the bridge going into New Orleans. I changed the tire to our minivan while occasionally catching glimpses of gators and such.
I don't know if I could do it again. But yeah.. there was a manual and everything.
Poor Sage and Sole. The image of you bouncing around all happy and shit while Sole's about to have a breakdown is a funny one.
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Was the girl hot, Sage?
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Mr Ass wrote:
Was the girl hot, Sage?
that sounds more like an email interview...
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Re: an interview with some girl named FLY on 1/24/03
Sage Francis wrote:
We were Eastbumfuck Canada
Awesome name.
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Sage's Show at fireside chi
Yo i seen Sage's show at Fireside in Chicago.
Damn... that is all one can really say.. he rips mikes.. words that are just re-dick.. it almost brings a tear to my eye to hear the phenomenal lyrics
thats all for right now
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haha, that's why bikes win. it takes about 40 seconds to change a flat on a bike, and all the tools, including the new tube, fit easily into a cargo pocket......though i suppose going from nova scotia to rhode island would be a very very long bike trip.......
i think changing tires and other necessary skills should be part of the drivers ed corriculum.
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Uhingen, August 21, 2015 – At this year's EMO, which will take place in Milan, Italy, between October 5 and 10, FFG will show a wealth of manufacturing solutions: In hall 2, E01-G01, the Asian, European and American brands of the group will present over 30 machine tools and industry specific technologies for various applications. The highlights include new machine concepts and machining technologies, manufacturing systems and flexible standard solutions.
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St. Louis, MO/Offenburg, November 13, 2014 – After a successful production and market relaunch, FFG Werke GmbH's Witzig & Frank brand has renewed its traditional partnership with St. Louis-based manufacturer Hydromat, combining their matching portfolios of high volume forming and metal cutting solutions for the faucet and fittings, automotive and general machining industries.
Swiss manufacturing: FFG at the BaselProdex
Basel is the hotpsot for the Swiss, German and French manufacturing industry in November: machine tool builders and manufacturing experts meet at the Prodex in Basel, from November 18 - 21. At the booth of Wetzikon based BWB AG, our Swiss sales partner, FFG Werke GmbH presents a VDF Boehringer universal turning machine VDF 400 DUS.
FFG Europe presents entire brands portfolio at BI-MU in Milan
The leading international machine tool companies will be presenting their latest innovations in Milan from September 30 to October 4. FFG Europe experts for turning, milling and gear manufacturing solutions will be available in hall 15/D10 to discuss manufacturing solutions with industry visitors.
FFG Europe: double feature at IMTS in Chicago
At the IMTS in Chicago from September 8 to 13, FFG Europe exhibits its entire turning, milling, and gear manufacturing portfolio. At two booths in the South Building (booth S-9447) and the North Building (N-6924), the FFG experts are available to advise visitors on the manufacturing technology solutions from VDF Boehringer, Hessapp, Honsberg, Hüller Hille, Modul and Witzig & Frank.
FFG Russia continues machine tool tradition of FFG brands
Well established sales and service organization shows live machining and full FFG Werke GmbH portfolio at Metalloobrabotka show in Moscow.
Star SU and FFG Werke GmbH extend successful cooperation
Hoffman Estates / Goeppingen, April 7, 2014 - Star SU, LLC, based in Illinois, and FFG Werke GmbH signed a contract extending their partnership for machine tool sales and service in the Americas.


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"You could say that for a number of our players, even though they weren't playing well I still think they stayed wanting to win the game which again, I say, is a great sign of a team in terms of what we're trying to do here. We're not at the level we want to be yet at all and we'll be trying very hard to get there."
Kilkenny Won't Appeal Red
KILKENNY have opted not to appeal the red card issued to JJ Delaney for an altercation with Lar Corbett in last Sunday's NHL final. The pair were dismissed after trading blows, with Delaney set to miss the opening Leinster SHC game against Offaly through suspension next month.
Kilkenny selector Michael Dempsey said, "Obviously we have a serious game in five weeks with Offaly. JJ is a huge loss -- I thought he was majestic while he was on the pitch. I didn't see the incident, but he's a huge loss. We'll just have to get on with it."
Tipperary have yet to decide if they will appeal Corbett's dismissal.
"Larry is a fantastic player and he is still a fantastic player," said O'Shea.
"I have to be honest, I didn't actually see it. I mean, two players were grappling on the ground. I couldn't see what happened. Sometimes a referee sends players off, sometimes he doesn't. I have absolutely no problem with the referee today. The referee for me had a fine game."
Corbett spent time in hospital on Sunday night when it was confirmed he broke two ribs in the game.
Tyrone Waits in the Wings
TYRONE boss Mickey Harte says his team are due a championship victory over All-Ireland winners Donegal ahead of their big match in Ballybofey on May 26.
Defeats to Donegal in their last two Ulster semifinals will act as a spur for Tyrone says their boss.
Harte said, "It wouldn't be right in a team affair to take things personally. I think collectively, you see it as a collective effort. Collectively, we owe Donegal a defeat in the championship. That goes without saying because the results in the last two years tell us that.
"But it's nothing personal. Nothing personal between myself and Jim McGuinness or anything like that. We're part of a unit, they're part of a unit and we'd like our unit to win this time.
Antrim Starts With a Win
ANTRIM were full value for an eight-point win over Westmeath in the opening round of the Leinster SHC in Mullingar on Sunday.
Manager Kevin Ryan said afterwards, "I still feel there is a lot more in us. We need to loosen up a little bit more. It is still a reasonable score, 3-18 is good enough for most games.
"I just feel we have the players and we just need to bring it out. I'd like to see more points on the board, even though they were going for goals a bit. I still think there is a good future there for them regardless what happens in the next few weeks."
No More Guinness
GUINNESS has ended an 18-year association with the GAA as sponsors of the All-Ireland hurling championship. The decision was made last week ahead of government proposals to ban alcohol sponsorship of sporting events.
The Dublin based brewery will remain as "proud partners" of the GAA with American insurance company Liberty tipped to replace them as hurling sponsors.


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During the summer vacation, there is a considerable shortage of adequate programming for children with special needs. The immediate effect is a heavy burden on family members as well as serious disruptions of work hours, domestic functioning and the care of other children in the family. Life becomes one long hunt for things to do and the summer vacation turns into a challenging experience. Additionally, in the absence of a professional framework, there is the danger of regression in the hard-earned progress of the child with special needs.
SHALVA's summer program provides a perfect solution and brings balance back to the entire family. The special summer program operates at SHALVA for eight complete weeks. Under the guidance of the experienced staff, the kids enjoy a rich daily program that includes swimming, art workshops, sports and daily outings. The highlight of the summer program is the eight-day sleep away camp that takes place in a beautiful setting each year. The SHALVA kids look forward to this trip all year long. The camp includes activities such as camel riding, jeep trips, cable car rides, an airplane tour in the country, kayaking and performances by famous entertainers. This is the longest period of time during the year that SHALVA's Children spend away from home and with their friends. Thus, at the same time they are acquiring important social skills, the children enjoy a memorable experience.
Adhering to the highest level of disability standards, parents are secure in the knowledge that their children are well taken care of. As a result, they are able to get what they need most of all - a real summer vacation in which to enjoy each other's company without being restricted by mobility issues and the need to provide constant supervision.


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Please join us at the J.D. Power International Automotive Roundtable and NADA Welcome Reception January 24, 2014. The International Automotive Roundtable and NADA Welcome Reception will take place in New Orleans, LA at the Hilton Riverside hotel. This premier NADA Welcome Reception, co-hosted by J.D. Power, will provide you with opportunities to network with NADA attendees the evening before NADA's opening ceremony. To better accommodate dealer schedules, J.D. Power has worked closely with NADA to revise the Roundtable agenda to a single day packed with valuable information:
The J.D. Power International Automotive Roundtable is a forum that focuses on critical issues and solutions impacting current and future automotive operations. An elite group of speakers will provide attendees with new insights into emerging automotive trends, marketplace actions, and successes in customer satisfaction in the face of rapid industry changes. This Roundtable offers unique opportunities to meet and network with key leaders who are shaping the future of the automotive industry.
If you are interested in the latest insights and analysis on the global automotive industry, this is a must-attend event. We look forward to seeing you there!
View the 2013 agenda to see the thought-provoking topics discussed at the event.


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You can't tell the Systems Panel from the Cappuccino Maker: Instead of a latte, you blew up the base. If you live to tell about it, enjoy your 10-15 year holiday stay at Guantanamo!
The crew hates your guts and isn't motivated to do anything more than take a Sunday drive through the desert—without you. Better work on your leadership skills.
You've managed to position your tank in the front line of a major battle. Unfortunately, you've been implicated a friendly fire incident. You will not be receiving Employee of the Month.
The Bradley Assault Vehicle that you and your team command has racked up an impressive number of kills. You may be up for a promotion.
Those medals on your chest are pretty heavy these days. Hopefully it won't cause a lens flare when they take the photo of you for Tank Battles Monthly.


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The United Way of Pike County will host the 13th Annual Day of Caring on Saturday, September 14 at 7:45 a.m. in the Delaware Valley 9-10 campus followed by a day of helping many non-profit agencies with cleaning, clearing out and getting set for another busy year. The day will kick-off with a free, "breakfast for champions," where volunteers will receive a free tee-shirt compliments of the Dime Bank.
Vice President, Commercial Loan Officer of the Dime Bank and UWPC Vice President, Thomas Didato, said because of all the volunteerism it is a great day.
As people face financial difficulties in the community, UWPC President Patrick Kiesendahl said local human services agencies are in need of help more than ever. The volunteers, ehs aid, are amazing.
The 13 Annual Day of Caring and 11th Annual 9-11 Memorial Blood Drive is on September 14th at the Delaware Valley Middle School Gymnasium. Details about the day and the application form can be found on the United Way website, www.unitedwaypike.org., or call Catherine Capasso, Executive
Director at the United Way office at (570)296-9980 or toll free 888-306-6963. For further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County, visit the website www.PikePaHelp.org
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2/1/16 - The middle of January didn't look pretty for the Arizona Coyotes, as they went on a major losing slump. Luckily, they were able to find the strength to pull out of it when they beat the Kings on January 23. In their following game, the Coyotes were also successful and brought home the win with hopes to keep the winning streak alive. Unfortunately, the Coyotes were slaughtered by both the Jets and the Kings in their past two games. The Coyotes had the upper hand against the Kings on Tuesday night, until the Kings went on a scoring spree in the second period, racking up four goals. See them play the Ducks on February 5 by getting your $8 tickets today.
1/25/16 - The Arizona Coyotes have officially ended their losing streak. It was a rough run, but they managed to beat out the Los Angeles Kings during their final game on their own rink of this series. With a final score of 2-3, this win brings their season record to 29-15-3 and puts an end to their last four consecutive losses. Better yet, the Coyotes managed to keep their momentum running into their away games by beating the Minnesota Wild on January 25th after the match went to a shootout. Hopefully this means the Coyotes are turning things around. Get ready because they are heading back to Arizona on February 2nd to have a rematch with the Kings.
1/18/16 - It looks like the Arizona Coyotes may be in trouble. They started their series of home games in the middle of a winning streak, and even managed to add to their streak in the first couple matchups, but they are now struggling. With their close 2-1 loss to the Buffalo Sabres on January 18th, they have now lost three consecutive games. There are just two more home games before they hit the road again. All Coyote fans are hoping they will turn things around before then. Their final game in Arizona for this set will be on January 23rd against the Los Angeles Kings. After that, the Coyotes will not return until February 2nd.
1/11/16 - A close game against the Red Wings that went into overtime ended the Arizona Coyotes' four game winning streak. After a scoreless first period, the Arizona Coyotes grabbed two points in the second to enter the third period ahead 2-0. However, the Red Wings were able to score two points to tie the game and send it into overtime. The Coyotes were unable to get in a goal, while the Red Wings sank the winning goal. Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Shane Doan scored for the Coyotes. They will look to get back to winning when they play the Devils on January 16. You can still get tickets to catch the action in person for prices starting at $19.
1/4/16 - Fans of the Arizona Coyotes could not have hoped for a better series of away games. They were able to beat out the Vancouver Canucks and the Calgary Flames while out on the road. These victories mean the Coyotes have won four of their last six matchups. With that series over, it is now time for the Coyotes to return to their home rink for a nice long stretch of seven matches. This is a perfect opportunity to catch them in action. The January 12th game, where the Coyotes will host the Edmonton Oilers, is sure to be exciting. Be sure to get your tickets, starting at $16, and come out to show your support.
12/28/15 - The Arizona Coyotes lost a high scoring game against the Blackhawks on December 29. The Blackhawks were ahead 2-0 early in the first period, but at ten minutes Shane Doan got the Coyotes on the board. Two minutes later, Zbynek Michalek equalized. However, Chicago scored again to end the third period ahead 3-2. Chicago scored three more to draw ahead 6-2. Doan and Connor Murphy scored to bring the game within two before Chicago scored again. Doan completed a hat trick when he scored in the final minute of play, but it was not enough and the final score was 7-5. The Coyotes host the Jets on December 31, and you can still get tickets with prices starting at $24.
12/23/15 - The month of December has been bleak for the Arizona Coyotes. They started it off by losing five games in a row, which they pulled out of for one single game and then headed right back into the slump. Their last game was more successful however, when they played against the New York Islanders on December 19. The Coyotes scored early in the first period and were able to hold off the Islanders to shut them out entirely. The Coyotes gladly took home the 1-0 win. See the Coyotes play again on December 26 against the Kings. Tickets are still available for the holiday game so get some before it is too late.
12/14/15 - The Arizona Coyotes suffered a devastating loss on Saturday night against the Carolina Hurricanes, who seem to be bulldozing just about every opponent they face. This time, however, the Coyotes managed to keep up with the otherwise unstoppable foes, forcing them into overtime and tying the game 4 – 4. Unfortunately, the Hurricanes managed to pull out the victory, scoring a lone unanswered shot in overtime and winning 5 – 4. Arizona will have a few days to recover before hosting the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday night. Come support the fierce Coyotes at their next home game! Tickets are currently available for as little as $6. Don't miss this exciting matchup!
12/7/15 - It's been a disappointing road trip for the Arizona Coyotes, as they are headed home with zero wins and five losses. They haven't gotten a win since their last home game on Nov. 28 and have also been outscored 24-10 since that day. Slated to play their next six at the Gila River Arena in Glendale, the Coyotes are hoping for some better results. They will depend on players like defenseman Klas Dahlbeck to be a demanding presence on the ice. This home stint includes games this Friday and Saturday (Dec. 11 and 12) against the Wild and the Hurricanes. Tickets can be purchased now and are available in all price ranges.
11/30/15 - The Arizona Coyotes won three games in a row before their streak ended with a loss against the Predators on December 1. Their winning streak began against the Ducks and continued with an overtime win against the Flames, thanks to Oliver Ekman-Larsson's game winning goal in overtime. The Coyotes had another close game against the Senators, and they came away the winners with a final score of 4-3. Their winning momentum ended after the lost an early lead to the Predators when they gave up four points in the third period. The Coyotes next play the Red Wings on December 3 in Detroit, and you can still get tickets for prices starting at $8.
11/23/15 - The Arizona Coyotes were unable to hold onto an early lead against the Winnipeg Jets when they played on November 21. The Jets scored first, but then Shane Down got a power play goal a few minutes later to tie the game. Another power play goal by Connor Murphy gave the Coyotes the lead at the end of the first period. However, the Jets tied the game in the second period. The teams continued to battle on the ice, and the Jets were able to get another goal during the third period while the Coyotes were unable to find the net. The Coyotes head home to play the Ducks on the 25. You can still get tickets, with prices starting at $23.
11/16/15 - Despite a late effort, the Arizona Coyotes were unable to get ahead of the New York Islanders and added another loss to their record. After an early power play goal by the Islanders, the game remained scoreless going into the third period. The Islanders started the third period strong, bringing their lead to 4-0 by the 12th minute of play. The Coyotes battled back, with a goal by Martin Hanzal and Mikkel Boedker within two minutes. However, it was not enough to equalize the score. The Coyotes will look to fix their mistakes going into their next game in Montreal against the Canadiens on the 19th. You can still get tickets, with prices starting at $38.
11/9/15 - The Arizona Coyotes have ended their short three-game winnings streak. They faced and beat out the Anaheim Ducks with 4-3, the Los Angeles Kings with 3-2, and the Edmonton Oilers with 1-4, but the Coyotes were not able to beat the Columbus Blue Jackets. Despite this loss, they are doing exceptionally well this season. The Coyotes now have a record of 9-7-1. From here, they have three more away matches, but they are going to return to Arizona on November 25th when they host the Ducks for a rematch game. Be sure to get your tickets now, because this is sure to be an exciting match. Tickets start at $21.
11/2/15 - The Arizona Coyotes added another win to their record when they beat the Avalanche on the 5th. This came after two disappointing losses against the Burins and Canucks. They had five days to rest and retool, which helped them to dominate the ice and take the victory against the Avalanche. The Coyotes dominated early, with a goal in the first period. They added two more in the second and then secured the victory in the third. The Avalanche attempted to rally late, but were unable to close the gap. The coyotes next play the Rangers at home on the 7th. You still have a chance to grab your tickets to catch all the action on the ice, with prices starting at $34.
10/26/15 - Among the news of the NHL season just beginning, the Arizona Coyotes have a lot more in the works than just winning. This week it was announced that the Coyotes are very likely to move to a new location. The good news for Coyotes fans is that they are planning on staying in the state of Arizona, but relocating to a new city. The two cities that have been mentioned are Phoenix or Scottsdale. The Coyotes are looking to build a brand new stadium in one of the two mentioned locations, but nothing has been solidified. In the meantime, watch the Coyotes play live in Glendale on October 30 against the Vancouver Canucks. Tickets are still up for grabs.
10/19/15 - The Arizona Coyotes started their season off strong by bringing in two direct wins, but things have started to slump. The Coyotes are on a four-game losing streak and seem to be having an extremely hard time coming even close to pulling out of it. On October 22, the Coyotes hit the road and took on the New York Rangers. During the first period, the Coyotes appeared to have it all under control with one goal to the Rangers none. However, the Rangers came back strong in the following periods and took home the 5-3 win over the Coyotes. Get out of the hot Arizona weather and catch a crisp game of hockey on October 30. Tickets are still available.
10/14/15 - The Arizona Coyotes won their first three games against the Kings, Penguins, and Ducks. They have had an early lead in each game, and only gave up one point maximum to their opponents. In their first game, Max Domi scored on his debut game, and goalie Mike Smith had an impressive 40 saves. Zbynek Michalek, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, and Tobias Rieder also scored. In their second game, Smith had 27 saves, and Jordan Martinook had his first goal in the NHL, and Tobias Rider also scored. In their most recent game, Domi scored again, and Anthony Duclair had a hat trick. Smith helped out with 37 saves. They next face the Wild on October 15, and tickets remain available starting at $17.
10/5/15 - The Arizona Coyotes are preparing for their first game of the 2015-16 season against the LA Kings on October 9. One way the Coyotes are trying to build a younger fan base is through a newly implemented jersey exchange program. Fans who have an adult jersey from another NHL team can exchange for a free youth jersey. They also have released a new 90-second video to play in local movie theaters to attract more fans as part of a multi-faceted brand campaign that celebrates the "unique DNA of hockey in Arizona." You can still get tickets to the opening game in LA, the home opener the next day, and the rest of the season, with prices starting at just $3.
9/14/15 - It wasn't the best of years for the Arizona Coyotes last season, but with a focus on competitive play in 2015-16, it's anyone's guess how quick the turnaround might be in the southwest. Coach Dave Tippett has expressed enthusiasm and optimism about the upcoming campaign, noting the growth he's already seen from returning players as well as the energy brought in by new faces. The Pacific Division is lining up to be another tough go-round this season, but Arizona fans are confident that their team will hit the ice with heart and passion to make for an improved effort in 2015. You can get a first look at the Coyotes in preseason play—get your seats for San Jose at Arizona on Friday 10/2 starting at just $6!
2014-2015 Season
4/6/15 - The Arizona Coyotes season has not been what they were hoping for. Pulling up the rear in the Pacific division with 24 wins and 47 losses, the Coyotes have been eliminated from playoff contention. Even though they didn't make it to the playoffs, the teams they face off against are still in the running for postseason play. Their game against the San Jose Sharks was incredibly important to the Sharks playoff dreams. The Sharks had two goals in the opening five minutes, which led them to a 3-1 defeat against the Coyotes. See if the Coyotes can end their season on a high note, when they compete against the Anaheim Ducks on April 11 at the Gila River Arena. Tickets start at $20 a piece.
3/30/15 - The Arizona Coyotes only have five games left of the 2014-2015 season and they are hoping to end it with a bang. They were on a great roll last week when played against the Detroit Red Wings and the Buffalo Sabres. Both games were high scoring, exhilarating and went into overtime. The Coyotes were able to pull off the win under the pressure against both teams. Their next two games are against the San Jose Sharks on April 3 and 4. They have a 1-2 record against the Sharks this season and are looking to redeem themselves this next week. Watch them live and see if they can skate away as the victors to end their season on a high note. Tickets for the games range from $16-$205.
3/23/15 - The month of March has not been kind to the Arizona Coyotes with two wins and nine losses. Before they took on the Detroit Red Wings, the Coyotes were on an eight game losing streak. Fortunately, the game on March 24 ended with the Coyotes on top. The game was anything but boring as each team scored four goals a piece in regulation time. The Coyotes started the scoring spree in the first period and the Red Wings had an answer for every goal. However, the Coyotes pulled out in front with the game-winning goal in overtime. Don't miss your opportunity to see them play live as the 2014-2015 season quickly comes to a close. See if they can continue their winning streak when they play against the Buffalo Sabres on March 30, 2015. Tickets range from $12-$121.
3/16/15 - The Arizona Coyotes have had a rough season with a losing record of 21-41. Their last few games haven't been the most favorable as they are currently on a four game losing streak. On March 14, they faced of against the New Jersey Devils. The first and second periods were almost completely scoreless, until approximately the two-minute mark of the second. The Devils slung a shot in toward the goal that was tapped in by Henrique to end the half. Quickly after the third quarter the Devils scored their second goal, and Arizona retaliated with a goal by Doan. However, it wasn't enough and the Devils left with the 4-1 win. Get out of the heat and see if the Coyotes can bring home a victory on home turf, March 19. Tickets are priced at $15 a piece.
3/12/15 - The Arizona Coyotes have now lost two games in a row, but they were incredibly close to winning when they took on the top team in the Central Division, the Nashville Predators. After falling behind in the second period, James Neal, assisted by Seth Jones and Cody Franson, tied the game up with about 12 minutes remaining. Unfortunately, the Predators were able to edge out a victory in overtime. This loss brings them to 21-38-8 and sixth in the Pacific Division. With eight home games remaining in the season, be sure to catch them live while you can. March 12th game against the Chicago Blackhawks and March 14th game against the New Jersey Devils will conclude their series of home games. Tickets begin at $104 and $19 respectively.
3/5/15 - The Arizona Coyotes were in one of the worst slumps of the season, but they finally managed to end their nine-game losing streak. The Coyotes were able to beat the Vancouver Canucks on March 5th, but only barely so. Tobias Rieder, assisted by Sam Gagner, managed to put the Coyotes on the board and into the lead just one minute before the first period ended. It looked like they might have secured the win when B.J. Crombeen got them another point for a 0-2 lead in the third period, but the Canucks were able to tie up the game with less than a minute remaining. After both teams failed to score in overtime, Gagner was able to win the shootout to earn the Coyotes their first win in roughly a month.
2/23/15 - On Wednesday, Arizona Coyotes General Manager Don Maloney made the announcement that the team would be recalling forward Henrik Samuelsson from the Portland Pirates, Arizona's American Hockey League affiliate. To free up space on the roster, forward Jordan Martinook was reassigned to Portland, as the Coyotes begin tinkering in the interest of a rebuilding season. The move comes on the heels of another AHL recall for Arizona, who also brought defenseman Dylan Reese back into the fold on Monday. Arizona will take to the road to battle the New York Rangers on Thursday night (tickets available from $65) before moving on to face the Boston Bruins on Saturday. You can be a part of all the excitement at TD Garden with seats starting at $95!
2/19/15 - This year's Arizona Coyotes may not be playing for the postseason, but they are still a part of one of the hottest competitions in the NHL—positioning for the draft, and first dibs on prized prospect Connor McDavid. Not since Sidney Crosby has there been such a strong consensus for the no. 1 overall pick in the draft, but McDavid—already an outstanding player in the Ontario Hockey League at age 18—has "All-Star" written all over him. If the Coyotes can't climb higher in this year's standings, the potential of landing top-level talent for next season is definitely something the Arizona fan base can look forward to. The Coyotes will host Tampa Bay on Saturday evening, as they try to slow Tyler Johnson and the second-place Lightning. Be a part of the excitement for as low as $22!
2/9/15 - Ever since the Arizona Coyotes ended their slump, they have been doing okay. They have won four of their last seven games, which is probably only cause for celebration if you consider they just finished a seven-game losing streak. Coyotes fans are just happy to see their team winning again. Most recently, Arizona was able to edge out the Chicago Blackhawks in a game that went to a shootout. Shane Doan and Antoine Vermette each scored one point for their team, Oliver Ekman-Larsson assisting both times, to earn a lead that lasted only eight minutes. It was Vermette that won the game for the Coyotes in the third round of the shootout. Looking forward, Arizona will play the St. Louis Blues next, then return on Feb. 13th to play the San Jose Sharks. Tickets start at $17.
2/2/15 - It looked like the season might be over for the Arizona Coyotes as they took their seventh loss in a row on Jan. 27th against the notoriously poor Philadelphia Flyers. However, when they met the Toronto Maple Leafs on the ice on Jan. 29th, no one was expecting a last minute upset. Toronto took the first point and then went heavy on the defense. This would be their downfall because the Coyotes were just itching to get on the board, and they smashed through the Leafs' defense in the final period. It started just five seconds into the period when Oliver Ekman-Larsson scored. They weren't done, though, and Martin Hanzal and Sam Gagner each followed with two more unanswered goals. The game ended 3-1, and with it, the Coyotes' losing streak.
1/28/15 - If you've been missing your Arizona Coyotes while they've been out on the road, you'll have an opportunity to catch them on Thursday (2/5) when they host Carolina Hurricanes. The Coyotes are on a seven game losing streak, so they need the support of their fans now more than ever. Razorgator has tickets for this game starting at $7. There's been hints that Max Domi will get his NHL debut soon. Domi was the Coyotes' first round draft pick in 2013, but they haven't wanted to rush him in his training. He's been playing on the OHL London Knights team, and in 35 games he's put up 20 goals and 66 points. This young hockey player may be just what the Coyotes need to get them back to winning games.
1/19/15 - The Arizona Coyotes brought their losing streak to five games when they lost 3-4 against the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday, Jan. 18 in a shootout. The Jets scored first, but the Coyotes were able to tie it up within a few minutes. An early second period goal went unanswered, and the Jets scored again in the early part of the third period. The Coyotes finally answered back, with goals by Lauri Kopikoski and Tobias Rieder within a three-minute period to bring the game to a tie, sending it into a scoreless overtime, followed by a shootout, which the Jets won. The Coyotes have one more chance for a victory on Tuesday, Jan. 20 against the Chicago Blackhawks before the break for the NHL All Star Weekend. They come back on Tuesday, Jan. 27, against the Philadelphia Flyers. Tickets are on sale for $15.
1/14/15 - The Arizona Coyotes lost 3-2 against the San Jose Sharks after Brenden Dillon scored the winning goal with 14:45 left in the game, during which the Coyotes were unable to slip in a tying goal. The game was fairly even between the two teams as they battled it out. Dillon's game winning goal slid off the skates of defenseman Zbynek Michalek, making the loss even more of a bitter pill to swallow. This was Michalek's first game back after being sidelined for three games due to an upper body injury. The Coyotes' two goals came from Mikkel Boedker and Shane Doan, and goalie Devan Dubnyk made 23 saves. The Coyotes will look for a win when they face the Calgary Flames at home on Thursday, Jan. 14 (tickets start at $15), before heading to Minnesota to face the Wild on the 17th (tickets start at $9).
1/7/15 - The Arizona Coyotes will be looking to save face after a devastating 6-0 loss against the St. Louis Blues when they face the Winnipeg Jets on Jan. 8th. Four of the Blues' goals came from Captain David Backes during a 17 minutes span over the second third periods. Coyotes' goalie Mike Smith was able to save 33 shots on goal; however, the Blues outshot the Coyotes 39-23. Prior to this loss, the Coyotes had won five of the last six games. The Coyotes play a stretch of games at home, starting with the Jets, followed by the Ottawa Senators on the 10th (tickets start at $15), the San Jose Sharks on the 13th (tickets start at $13), ending with the Calgary Flames on the 15th (starting at $12), before they hit the road for a long stretch.
12/29/14 - The Arizona Coyotes beat the Philadelphia Flyers 4-2 on December 29, brining their record to 14-18-4 for a 6th place ranking in the Pacific Division. The win led to their first three game winning streak of the season. The Coyotes pulled ahead to an early 3-0 lead, although the Flyers attempted to match it in the third quarter. Antoine Vermette scored twice for the Coyotes, including the final goal that cinched their victory in the last minutes of the game. Goalie Devan Dubnyk also shown during the game, stopping 30 of 32 shots on goal. The Coyotes play the Dallas Stars for their last game of 2014 and will look to continue their winning streak. Then, they return home for a six game home stretch, starting with the Columbus Blue Jackets on January 3. Tickets remain on sale, starting at $20.
12/22/14 - The Arizona Coyotes faced the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday and were not able to secure a victory. The final score read 2-4, and the Coyotes record is now 11-17-4 for the season. It was the 900th game coached for Arizona coach Dave Tippett, who is now the 30th coach in the NHL to have accomplished this feat. Martin Hanzal also had good news to share with the team, as his wife gave birth to their first child on Friday. However, his delay of game penalty allowed the Kings to score on a power play. Devan Dubnyk, the Coyotes goalie, noted that power plays by the opposing teams when Arizona players have been in the penalty box accounts for 10 goals in 9 games. Catch the Coyotes take on the Philadelphia Flyers in Arizona on December 29. Tickets start at $33 for the Gila River Arena event.
12/18/14 - The Arizona Coyotes have turned things around with their victorious home game against the Edmonton Oilers. Edmonton took a one point lead in the first period, which the Coyotes managed to match in the second. Then Arizona was able to beat out the Oilers in overtime for a 1-2 win that ends their losing streak. Prior to this game, the Arizona Coyotes had lost five games in a row and nine consecutive home games. Arizona will be looking to carry their momentum with them as they begin several away games. They need all the energy they can get, trailing sixth for the Pacific Division and having 11-16-4. They may not be down and out yet, but they will need to fight hard to hold their own going forward. They return to Arizona on the 27th to take on the Anaheim Ducks.
12/12/14 - The Arizona Coyotes can't catch a break this season. They were just handed their 4th loss in a row by the dominating Nashville Predators. The rough game started with Antoine Vermette earning an early lead for the Coyotes only 4 minutes into the game (Mikkel Boedker and Keith Yandle assisting), but they were behind by 2 at the end of the period and the game ended with 5-1. Arizona is now sitting at 10-16-3. This puts them 6th for the Pacific Division, only beating out the Edmonton Oilers. Hopefully, the Coyotes will be able to end their losing streak when they take on the Minnesota Wild on Saturday. Minnesota is another team that is trailing in their division, so it may be the perfect chance to turn things around. Tickets start at $19.
12/1/14 - The Arizona Coyotes ended their three game losing streak on Monday with a blowout win against the Edmonton Oilers. An impressive offense saw Arizona to a 5-2 win, scoring a whopping 4 points in the second period alone. Tobias Rieder was the star player, scoring twice. His first point was unassisted. Despite winning by a sizable amount, the Coyotes actually took fewer shots than the Oilers. This brings them to 10-12-3 and 6th in their division. They've got a long way to go if they want to catch up, but whatever happens, you can be sure that they will be fighting their hardest. They will be taking on the Calgary Flames next and then return to play the Los Angeles Kings. Tickets are available for $16.
11/26/14 - The Arizona Coyotes have a 9-11-2 record at the quarter mark of the NHL season. They sit in 6th place in the Pacific Division, but they rank 5th in the league in overall faceoff percentage at 52.5, showing they know how to get possession of the puck early on. The Coyotes also rank 4th in the league in blocked shots with 361. They have a great forward in Tobias Rieder, and their games often come down to the wire. After a strong win in a shootout against the San Jose Sharks, the Coyotes lost to the Anaheim Ducks. This coming Saturday, they host the Calgary Flames before heading out on the road for a game against the Edmonton Oilers and a rematch against the Flames. You'll want to get your tickets to catch them on home ice.
11/19/14 - The Arizona Coyotes' two-game winning streak ended on Monday when they took on the Washington Capitals. Each team managed to score only 1 point in the first two periods, and an ironclad defense for both sides prevented any goals in the last period, only 11 shots being made total. Unfortunately, the Capitals were able to get the tie-breaking point in overtime. This brings Arizona to 8-9-2 and 6th in Pacific Division, right ahead of the Edmonton Oilers (6-10-2). All season, whether they win or lose, the Coyotes do it in streaks, so if they hope to change that, the next few games will be vital. They can't afford a couple more losses after Monday's game put them back into the negative. Arizona is starting a series of away games, but will return on 25th.
11/10/14 - The Arizona Coyotes need the support of their fans after 3 disappointing losses. The Coyotes sit at 7th in the Pacific Division with a 6-9-1 record. On November 18, they host the Washington Capitals before going out on the road again for three consecutive games, so you'll want to get your tickets for this home game to cheer them on. When the Coyotes played the Capitals at the first of the month, it was a tight game but Arizona took the victory in the end. The Capitals will be out for revenge. The Coyotes have a lot of work to do to fix their power play to get back in the winning column, but they have the talent on the ice. Get your tickets for this rematch and show your support for the Coyotes!
11/3/14 - The Arizona Coyotes have to be feeling confident after two solid wins against the Washington Capitals and Toronto Maple Leafs. At 5-6-1, they are 6th in the Pacific Division, and after some roster changes, the Coyotes seem to be back on top of their game. Their defense made some great plays against the Maple Leafs to keep them solidly ahead after scoring two goals in the first period, then extended the lead with another goal in the second period. On Saturday, November 8, the Coyotes return to their home arena to face the New York Islanders, then on Tuesday, the Dallas Stars. Come out to see them play and show your support. Get your tickets now for these great games and watch them take the victory!
10/27/14 - Arizona has certainly experienced some big changes over the offseason and in the beginning of the 2014-2015 season. With a new name, new offensive players, and having said goodbye to Radim Vrbata, some might consider the Arizona Coyotes almost to be a new team. As they work out the bugs, Coyotes fans are able to enjoy watching their defense make life difficult for opposing teams. In addition, the new offensive additions only help to add to the potential that Arizona is discovering in this new mixture of players. As they prepare for the at home game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Arizona is sure to be polishing the harmony between their defense and offense to increase their overall effectiveness on the ice. Tickets for this upcoming game start at $14 per seat. With numerous seating options available, Arizona fans can get a great view of the action on Saturday.
The Arizona Coyotes did more than just change the name of their franchise this year. The team formerly known as the Phoenix Coyotes fell short of the 2014 playoffs by a mere two points, after the Dallas Stars stole the final wild card slot in the West from underneath them. The Coyotes made moves to bolster their offense and offset the departure of Radim Vrbata with the acquisition of Sam Gagner and rookies Max Domi and Henrik Samuelsson. With the likes of Yandle, Michalek, Ekman-Karsson and Stone returning in tact, not to mention the return to health of goaltender Mike Smith, Arizona's defense remains locked and loaded. Will these desert dogs take it down to the wire in the 2014-2015 season? Lock-in Arizona Coyotes tickets now and how deep this Western Conference team takes it this year!
What does Arizona's 82-game slate look like this year? First things first: the Coyotes will seek revenge against the Stars when Dallas travels to Glendale on Nov. 11. Arizona opens their season up with a four game homestand at Gila River Arena, starting on Oct. 9 against the Winnipeg Jets, followed by a visit from defending Stanley Cup Champion Los Angeles Kings on Oct. 11. The Coyotes first road tilt takes place against the Predators in Nashville on Oct. 21.
2013-2014 Season
4/8/14 – Tonight's game in Columbus is a must-see with two wild-card berths at stake. Phoenix currently trails the Stars by one point in the West, and will need to avoid another shutout from the Blue Jackets (Jan 2) to keep their playoff hopes alive. Four straight losses have not helped the Coyotes by any means; however two shootout losses did give Phoenix some points. If the Yotes can keep the race tight, Sunday's game in Glendale against the Dallas Stars (min. $27) is a no brainer! The get-in price is just $4 more than the previous night when the Coyotes host Division foes, San Jose.
4/2/14 – The west wild card race is howling close. After logging just one point on a two-game homestand, the Coyotes are currently out of a playoff spot. It is still unknown exactly when starting goaltender Mike Smith (knee) will return to the Phoenix Coyotes lineup; he is day-to-day and will be re-evaluated when the teams returns to Phoenix Friday. But first, a visit to Los Angeles to take on a hot Kings squad who has won seven of their last nine at the Staples Center.
3/27/14 – With less than a month left in the regular season, the Phoenix Coyotes are hanging on to the second Western Conference wild-card playoff spot. Netminder Mike Smith is leading the charge as the Coyotes try and get through their tough end-of-the-year schedule. They'll play seven of their final twelve against current playoff contenders. Following tonight's game in New Jersey, the Coyotes will play at home Saturday against Minnesota (avg. $61). Already creating buzz is the season finale at Jobing.com Arena against Dallas; the Stars are battling the Yotes for the final Wild Card spot.
3/19/14 – The Coyotes have won four of their last five, including three on the road. After a 4-3 victory over the LA Kings Monday night, Phoenix moved into eighth place in the Western Conference. April 1 game against the Winnipeg Jets (avg. $62) at Jobing.com Arena will have playoff implication as both teams are fighting for a wild card spot. But first, the Coyotes will host the Florida Panthers (avg. $34) and Boston Bruins (avg. $147) this week before heading out on a three-game road trip. Only seven regular-season games remain in Glendale; get out and support your team as they make a final playoff push!
3/10/14 – Are you hoping to be the Phoenix Coyotes 10 millionth fan on Saturday, when the Calgary Flames arrive in Glendale? The team is planning to present the fan with a custom Coyotes 10 Millionth Fan jersey, a Wyndham-sponsored trip and resort stay in Napa, Calif., a pair of Phoenix Coyotes season tickets for the 2014-15 season, two glass seats and a suite to games later in the season. Phoenix Coyotes tickets are $19 for your chance to be the lucky fan, so grab some soon before prices go up for this once in a lifetime event!
3/3/14 – The Coyotes cannot catch a break post Sochi as Phoenix has lost three in a row including Sunday to St. Louis in Ryan Miller's debut with the Blues. Winger Brandon McMillan made his Coyotes debut against the Winnipeg Jets in Phoenix's first game back after the Olympic break. The former third-round pick by the Ducks was recalled from the American Hockey League last Monday and has played next to center Mike Ribeiro and captain Shane Doan. Do your part and support the Phoenix Coyotes as they look to move past their recent struggles against Vancouver (min. $21) Tuesday and Montreal (min. $15) Thursday at Jobing.com Arena.
2/25/14 - With the close of the Winter Olympics, the Phoenix Coyotes are welcoming back bronze, silver and gold medals from a number of players. Lauri Korpikoski took the bronze medal in Finland's defeat over Team USA, while Oliver Ekman-Larsson (Sweden) settled for Silver as goalie Mike Smith and the rest of Team Canada was awarded gold in the Men's Hockey final on Sunday. Sochi fever may be over, but that only means the Phoenix Coyotes will be dialing up the heat in the playoff race when the second half of the season resumes! Phoenix Coyotes tickets start at $22 to catch them in their first game back from break against the St Louis Blues (March 2).
2/21/14 – Five Coyotes players represented their respective countries in the 2014 Winter Olympic Games including two who faced off earlier today in the semifinal, Scandinavian rivalry game - defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson (Sweden) and forward Lauri Korpikoski (Finland). Ekman-Larsson and the Swedes will play Canada (goalie Mike Smith was a scratch in semifinal game against the United States) in the gold medal game Sunday. Don't miss the return of the medal winners when they return to Jobing.com Arena Mar 2 against the St. Louis Blues. Phoenix Coyotes tickets are averaging $54 (third cheapest in NHL) for the team's remaining eleven home games.
2/4/14 – The Coyotes defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins Saturday 3-1, becoming the first Pacific Division team to beat the Pens in regulation this season. Zbynek Michalek scored the game winning goal against his former team; the defenseman's first in 83 games. Phoenix will try to repeat against the Dallas Stars tonight at Jobing.com Arena; the last time the two teams met, the Coyotes outshined the Stars 2-1. Phoenix Coyotes tickets are just $5 Tuesday and is the cheapest game remaining on the Coyotes regular season schedule. The future Arizona Coyotes will take on the reigning Stanley Cup Champs three nights later under Friday night lights. Averaging $201, the Coyotes-Blackhawks meeting is the most expensive game outstanding in Glendale under the Phoenix name.
1/29/14 – At 25-18-10, the Coyotes sit in fifth place in the Pacific Division but just two points out of a playoff spot in the West. Earlier today, Phoenix Coyotes Co-Owner, President and CEO Anthony LeBlanc announced that the Phoenix Coyotes would officially change their name to Arizona Coyotes for the 2014-2015 NHL season. Will we see an economic impact from the name change leading to a bump in demand and an increase in Coyotes ticket prices? Phoenix currently has the cheapest ticket in the league, averaging $65 for remaining games at Glendale's Jobing.com Arena.
The biggest change this offseason for the Phoenix Coyotes was securing new ownership of the franchise. With no plans to relocate, the new ownership group will change the team's name to Arizona Coyotes following the 2013-14 season. In addition, the Coyotes signed free agent Mike Ribeiro, the only major change to the Phoenix Coyotes roster this offseason. The Centerman is coming off a spectacular season with the
Washington Capitals
and should immediately contribute to the top line. Ribeiro's former team will travel to Glendale on 11/9 in a game that is averaging $73. Mike Ribeiro's return to the Verizon Center-DC won't happen until 2014 on 3/8 in a matchup that is averaging $120.
2012-2013 Season
Last year the Coyotes finished the season 21-18, but missed the NHL Playoffs by four points. Phoenix was fourth in the Pacific Division; the
Division has a new look
this year after the realignment adding the
Vancouver Canucks
Edmonton Oilers
, and
Calgary Flames
from the Northwest Division and losing the Dallas Stars who are now part of the Central Division. The four most expensive games at Jobing.com Arena this season however do not come against Pacific Division foes. In fact, the most expensive games on the Coyotes schedule do not come until 2014 - Phoenix Coyotes vs. Boston Bruins (avg. $143) on 3/22 is the priciest followed by Phoenix Coyotes vs. Chicago Blackhawks (avg. $134) on 2/7. There are many displaced Blackhawks fans in Arizona who always show up to the game; that combined with the fact that the Blackhawks are the reigning Stanley Cup Champs and the game is the last before the Olympics break at home contribute to the high price tag.
The most expensive Division opponent is the Vancouver Canucks; the three games against the Canadian team average $88 with the cheapest being played on 11/5. This season Phoenix Coyotes tickets average $97 on the secondary market, a 95% increase from last year.
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Brett Hondorp AICP
Brett Hondorp has over 10 years of non-motorized transportation and environmental planning experience. In addition to his work developing dozens of bicycle, pedestrian, and trail plans and feasibility studies, Brett is a leading national Safe Routes to School (SRTS) expert. He has worked on a wide range of SRTS projects from coast to coast, leading walking audits, developing engineering improvement plans, preparing grant applications, creating walking route maps, and managing strategic SRTS funding and implementation programs. As a Safe Routes to School National Course instructor, Brett has taught numerous SRTS trainings attended by local agency staff, advocates, and community leaders. Brett is an avid bicycle commuter and a competitive road, mountain, and cyclocross racer who helps manage a prominent Bay Area cycling team.