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First and foremost I would just like to say that I work in the collections industry and have been trained exceptionally well with FDCPA. I told her that financially I couldn't do anything right now because I was out of work, and my husband was barely paying our regular monthly bills as it was. She asked "Are you even going to look for a job?" I said "Excuse me, I have already started to look ma'am" She then said "Wow, I can't imagine not having a job, How are you making it? Are you even getting by?" I told her that as soon as I could do something I would call back and set up some arrangements. She said "Well, just so you know miss we will be serving your husband with this bill" I told her that was fine and ended the conversation.
As I have many years collection experience not once did she state on the telephone or voicemail that she was a "Debt Collector" or "This is an attempt to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose" She had only called me 2 to 3 times since I had spoke with her the last time and had only received approximately 3 letters. Whereas in my collections field if you can't get a hold of someone you call them back within 3 days. Everytime she would leave a voicemail the only thing she would say is "This is revenue group calling for Ms. Blank, I'll be in the office tonight until about um, 7:00 P.M. please call me at 216-763-2150" Not once did she do a Foti Message stating that she was a debt collector.
Then I had received a bill the beginning of the month stating that the account had been ignored for our demanding payment, and your lack of concern only makes things worse. I had called back 3 weeks later to set up the arrangements because I was finally back on my feet and a little more financially stable. Thats when I spoke with a male. I told him the situation and who had been calling me in regards to my account. Told him that I was in a better position and I could make 250-300 dollar a month payments. He then replied "Ms. You do realize that we have this account in pre-legal and it's been looked over for legal review" I asked him why I had not received anything in the mail in concerns to this. (My company sends you out a notice stating that the account was referred to the legal department and you have so much time to call and make an arrangement) His reply was "Well Ms. you've only been buying yourself some time, how could you of not known about this?" I told him that I couldn't pay the balance in full and would need to make some sort of arrangements. He said "Well, we can offer you a settlement on the account of 2000.00" I said "Sir, that is not a settlement that's balance in full" He then said "Well, if you can pay the balance in full now, you can save yourself from it being reported to the credit bureaus, or it will be much higher when they do sue you for the account, the only arrangements that I can take from you today is 400.00 a month before the end of this month, for the next 6 months" I told him I didn't understand why I had not received a letter or phone call in regards to the account being sent to the legal department and was offering him close to 300.00 a month, I was also willing to set up check by phones to pay in full. He stated that he could not accept that from me and I would have until the end of the month to come up with balance in full or pay the 400.00 a month for 6 months. I was very eerie of also setting up check by phones as well.
A friend of mine had a Key Bank account that was sent there as well, she called in, was willing to pay, had asked for the settlement offer and had set up a post dated Visa transaction to come out of her checking account on her next payday. They debited her account the next day for the balance in full and not the settlement offer that she was supposed to do two weeks later. She called back in to speak with a manager in regards to their mistake and was put on hold for 45 minutes before she talked to someone who told her that they had just "stepped out" and would have to call back later.
I am very unhappy with this company. They are insulting, rude, and unprofessional. I plan on getting an attorney's opinion before I send them that much per month. I am surprised that they have not been sued for FDCPA violations, harassment, and being false and misleading.
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According to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, Warren T. Wells, a nurse's aide employed by the VA, stole a golden crucifix necklace from a patient, who was a veteran being treated at the hospital.
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There was a time when God clearly blessed America. However, we then outlawed Him from our schools and public places.
Have you noticed the moral decay pervading your land? Corruption is everywhere: throughout the highest levels of government, in your entertainments, in your schools, even in many of your churches.
Many of those in the corridors of power should be incarcerated for treason. There are leaders who fail to exhibit the most elementary ethical conduct. Legislators that sign bills they haven't read; executives who are allowed to ignore the laws; judges who reverse juries, amend laws, and indulge in social engineering. The entertainment industry celebrates every imaginable evil and attacks all the family values which God has established for our welfare. And the educational establishment deliberately dumbs down and corrupts your youth.1
There was a day when you could rely on the fiduciary posture of your advisors, counselors, and professionals. Today that would be naïve and hazardous. Every day the litany of unconstitutional abuses continues unabated. Every day self-destructive polices extend their reach. Every day it grows darker. Every day the debts grow larger; they are already beyond any semblance of reality.2
The cancer of entitlement mentality has even infected the middle class. The growing dependence on government handouts ignores the reality that the only assets the government has are yours. To fulfill the growing collective expectations they will increasingly confiscate your assets to fulfill their ambitions.3
The problem with socialism is that you soon run out of other people's money.
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The problem with socialism is that you soon run out of other people's money.
— Margaret Thatcher
As the centroid of geopolitical power on the Planet Earth continues its shift westbound (abandoning the U.S.), you can also see a cloud of spiritual darkness emerging on your eastern shores. Europe, mired in the grip of socialism, is now also discovering the sinister agenda—and deadly demographics—of Islam. The Middle East continues to boil, continually threatening lives everywhere. Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.
America likewise has now become the victim of a leadership committed to everything we once abhorred. Every time I pass a military cemetery I'm reminded that it is filled with the bodies of patriots who gave their lives fighting everything our current leadership is now committed to.
Your founders worked very hard to avoid the instabilities of a "democracy": it was liberty and freedom that garnered their sacrifices. It was a constitutional republic they gave us—but our complacency and apathy has allowed it to get trampled into the dust of myopic expediencies. It is debatable whether it can ever be reestablished. You are now shackled to the chains of debts that can never be repaid.
[If you don't have a copy of The Founders' Bible on your family coffee table, you probably have no idea what I'm talking about! Unless you were raised in a military family you probably have only superficial generalities regarding our nation's founding—and the sacrifices that made our freedoms possible. At least it could give your grandchildren a retrospective glimpse of the nostalgic dream which will soon be forgotten, or only treasured as a distant memory. It's available from the K-House Online Store.]
The light of freedom is quickly dimming, and you, too, are now heading into the tyranny of a police state and the slavery of debt. Both Washington and Wall Street are desperately trying to create the impression of a recovery. They insist on measuring progress on consumption (CPI) rather than production. The difference—the deficit—is debt. America is now the world's largest debtor, frantically printing currency expecting that the foreign banks are foolish enough to overlook the eroding values: it's the "greater fool theory" on steroids.
That sounds like an oxymoron: how can a blessing be painful? It's the essential puncture of a delusion, like when a child discovers there's no Santa Claus. Painful, but essential. There comes a time when even patriotism can be an obsolete form of idol worship. When I was in Boy Scouts, it was "God and country": you didn't have to choose between the two!
It appears that the time has come when we all need to refocus our personal priorities on the Kingdom that's coming: we need to reprioritize our personal commitments to the Coming King!
There was a time when God clearly blessed America. However, we then outlawed Him from our schools and public places. We allowed our kids to be taught that the Creation itself was some kind of cosmic accident. We shredded the fundamentals of life—fidelity and mutual commitment—in our marriages and other relationships. Now we wonder why our kids have no sense of destiny. They can't even find a job.
Has God's "abandonment wrath" begun? Paul has given us a litmus test which reveals our status: Romans 1:18–32, in which He unveils His specific judgment on any culture that fails to acknowledge Him as Creator!4
Throughout the entire history since Pentecost, small groups of Biblical believers have been struggling to remain faithful to the Word of God but have been oppressed and persecuted by the local religious establishments.5 Even if all the established institutions become prostituted to serve the siren calls of social injustices (and there will be plenty to deal with!), there remains a powerful alternative: but first, we strongly admonish three—in fact, four—steps (three are familiar; the fourth is a surprise):
1) Get serious about your personal commitment to the Coming King! Jesus is not a "concept," a worthwhile tradition, or a comfortable compromise in a sea of alternatives: He is real, alive and will soon be coming to take His Throne, an appointment established before the foundation of the world.
2) Repair your Biblical illiteracy! Get into a weekly study group committed to the exposition of that supernatural book which may have been gathering dust on your bookshelf.
3) If you're really serious, commit yourself to an aggressive spiritual growth program with others like-minded. The Internet has now made all of man's knowledge only a few clicks away! And the spiritual resources now available are life-changing: the Koinonia Institute is a unique think-tank with committed members anxious to meet you.
But there's another opportunity entirely. "Irreducible complexity" is an insight developed by Michael Behe.6 In its most basic form, ministry is composed of three essential components: 1) Education, 2) Experience, and 3) Enablement.
The Koinonia Institute has been providing an effective alternative for the first two components. The three parallel avenues of study leading to the Gold Medallion are innovative and effective, thanks to the Internet. Practicums and ministry opportunities also address the second component.
It is that third component, "Enablement," which usually involves either joining a Christian organization, or organizing the personal support to join an organization that requires it. However, there is now a unique alternative: becoming part of a network of independent, individual "spiritual entrepreneurs" working undercover within the coming spiritual darkness.7
4) If you are really, really serious, and are willing to commit yourself all the way to achieving a Gold Medallion within the Koinonia Institute, you can also embark on a self-financing program to establish your own personal ministry as the Lord leads.
For the truly committed, the Koinonia Missionary Fellowship ("KMF") now offers a unique approach to "Enablement." It is a "club within a club": a self-governing gathering of life members committed as "underground" Ambassadors for our Coming King. Each participant can participate in a combined parsonage pool which reimburses expenses in proportion to what he has put in the pool; he has his "own skin in the game." (This pool is also augmented by supporting donations external to the membership. Only earnings of the pool are employed: the assets remain in the ministry in perpetuity.) The participant is supervised by his own peers (not a remote headquarters fiefdom). He is accountable to his own Personal Advisory Board, individually selected from members of the KMF. Check it out: www.KITrust.org.
There is a cosmic war now approaching a final climax. You have a significant destiny emerging in the coming turmoil. With a sense of extreme urgency, study, assess, and prepare for the encroaching storm. Pray intensely about it. Pray for discernment and for resolve.
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A hot toddy, also hot totty and hot tottie as well as hot whiskey in Ireland and Scotland, is typically a mixed drink made of liquor and water with honey (or, in some recipes, sugar), herbs (such as tea) and spices, and served hot.[1] Hot toddy recipes vary and are traditionally drunk before retiring for the night, or in wet or cold weather. Some believe the drink relieves the symptoms of the cold and flu — in How to Drink, Victoria Moore describes the drink as "the vitamin C for health, the honey to soothe, the alcohol to numb."[2]
A hot toddy is a mixture of a spirit (usually whiskey, rum, or brandy), boiling water, and honey (or, in some recipes, sugar). Additional ingredients such as cloves, a lemon slice or cinnamon (in stick or ground form) are often also added. The drink can also be made with tea instead of water.[3]
A common version in the Midwestern United States uses golden ginger ale, lemon, honey and Bourbon whiskey.[citation needed] In Wisconsin, brandy is often used instead of bourbon.[4]
A common version in Ontario typically consists of heated ginger ale, honey, and either whiskey or brandy. It is often recommended to heat the ginger ale before adding the whiskey or brandy, otherwise the heating process will reduce the alcoholic effects of the liquor.[citation needed]
The Dublin-born physician, Robert Bentley Todd (1809–1860), was known for his prescription of a hot drink of brandy, canella (white cinnamon), sugar syrup and water. This was called a "Hot toddy".[5]
It has also been suggested that the name comes from the toddy drink in India, produced by fermenting the sap of palm trees. The term could have been introduced into Scotland by a member of the East India Company.[6]
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- Grog is the name of a similar drink based on Rum in several cultures.
- List of hot beverages
- Tamagozake, the traditional Japanese cold cure, uses heated sake mixed with egg.
- ^ "Definition of Hot Toddy". Princeton WordNet. Retrieved 12 February 2012.
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- October 12, 2013
DO NOT say "cheese" - let alone "sex".
We might live in the Sunshine State, but Queenslanders are increasingly looking unhappy as more of us change over to new "smart" driver's licences.
Drivers hit with licence price hike Caution on facial recognition tech
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Previously perfectly acceptable, a cheesy grin is now frowned upon by Department of Transport officials when getting your licence photo taken.
New rules mean Queenslanders renewing their licences have to adopt a "neutral" expression.
"This assists facial recognition technology which reduces the risk of fraudulent activity,'' a department spokesman said.
University of Queensland facial recognition expert Professor Brian Lovell said many people thought the new unsmiling licences were "not very flattering" and even "really ugly".
But he said expression was one of the key means of successful facial recognition, along with pose and lighting.
"A neutral expression helps better control the (facial) capture conditions,'' Prof Lovell said.
He said facial recognition was being increasingly used to stop identity fraud and people obtaining multiple licences for terrorism and other crimes.
"The 19 World Trade Centre bombers had 63 driver's licences between them,'' he said.
"There was also a famous case in Texas where a man managed to obtain 30 driver's licences, despite being fairly distinctive in that he only had one arm.''
Neutral expressions are also now required for passport photos.
Even so, Queensland Transport's 'no smiling' photo policy has set tongues wagging on social media networks.
"It took like 20 minutes to get my picture taken because I couldn't stop laughing,'' one person commented on social news and entertainment site Reddit.
"Every time she (the Transport Department official) snapped the photo I didn't have a neutral expression so she had to keep taking them.''
Another person commented: "I'm pretty sure they wait until you're in a frown/dead face before they snap the photo. I tried to lock myself into a bit more of a "smile" for my default "neutral expression" but the licensing officer probably saw through it.''
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Angry_Of_Mayfair Posted at 2:05 PM October 12, 2013
AAAAAARGH! The terrorists are coming! We need more invasive security! Blah blah blah. Why the hell are these abominations so damned expensive, anyway? It's not like we've seen an improvement in our infrastructure.
John Clift of Chittaway Bay Posted at 12:02 PM October 12, 2013
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Duplicate sharing buttons is unwanted especially since they're right above each other.
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okay - I am having this issue as well - any plugin for sharing that I try shows up twice once in the page and once in the footer - what can I do and please be very very thorough - like you're talking to a sugar addled infant - I have no coding or customizing experience.
@guidedself We fixed this issue 6 months ago, so your problem might have another source.
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Hopkins-Dawson Getting Close, Cloud Wants The Winner
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IBF light heavyweight champion Tavoris Cloud wants a crack at the winner of the upcoming fight between WBC champion Bernard Hopkins and his mandatory challenger Chad Dawson. Negotiations for Hopkins-Dawson are going well and an HBO televised date could be secured by next week. Cloud is making a mandatory defense of his own, on June 25 against Yusaf Mack.
Cloud was a very interested party as he watched Hopkins, 46, make history last Saturday night by defeating Jean Pascal in Montreal to become the oldest man to ever win a major world championship.
"You've got to give credit to Bernard Hopkins for being 46 years old and still being able to perform at the level he performed," Cloud told the Tallahassee Democrat. "Pascal just played into his hands and let Bernard get into his head."
The paper reports that negotiations for Hopkins-Dawson are in their final stages and a deal will be reached very soon. Cloud wants the winner but in order to get the winner he needs to be impressive against Mack.
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Bruins coach Claude Julien confirmed reports Sunday afternoon that forward Marco Sturm will be out for the rest of the season with a knee injury. Sturm suffered the injury 21 seconds into his first shift of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Flyers after he hit the boards when he missed a partial check on Philadelphia defenseman Matt Carle. Sturm crumpled to the ice and had to be assisted to the tunnel.
"Marco suffer a knee injury yesterday that will keep him out for the rest of the year," Julien said. "It is unfortunate news for our hockey club and especially for him who has battled through a major injury last year and was really looking forward to these playoffs."
The injury is believed to be Sturm's right knee, which is the opposite from when he injured his left knee on Dec. 18, 2008, and missed most of the 2009-10 season. Sturm had been held pointless for the Bruins' seven playoff games, though led the team with 22 goals during the regular season. Sturm did not produce for the Bruins down the stretch, either, as he only had two points (a goal and an assist) since March 13 after back-to-back multiple-point games on March 9 and 11, the two games after center Marc Savard went down with a Grade 2 concussion in Pittsburgh on March 7.
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BOSTON — Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli announced today that forward Marco Sturm will miss the remainder of the 2009-10 season after sustaining a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and torn medial collateral ligament (MCL) in his right knee. He sustained the injury during the first period of the Bruins/Flyers game on Saturday, May 1.
Sturm will have surgery within 4-6 weeks from the date of the injury (May 1). His expected recovery time is an estimated six months post-surgery.
Sturm is a veteran of 855 NHL regular season games and has registered 234 goals and 232 assists for 466 points in his career. The 31-year-old tallied 22 goals and 15 assists during the 2009-10 season, marking the seventh time in his career he surpassed the 20-goal plateau. He played in all seven playoff games this season and has scored eight goals and tallied 11 assists in 52 postseason games for San Jose and Boston.
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Bruins coach Claude Julien held a pre-game press conference at TD Garden Saturday morning before puck drop of Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Flyers. Julien touched on how he will monitor the return of center Marc Savard, the play of rookie defenseman Adam McQuaid and the playoff history of the two teams. Along those lines, Julien said not to expect the same type of series that was waged between the two franchises during the heyday of the Broad Street Bullies of the 1970s.
"Because the past is the past and we all anticipate the same thing to happen that happened in I think it was 1975, that was quite a few years ago. I think some of our players weren't even born," Julien said. "Nonetheless, we want to associate that with today. The game has changed, the rules have changed, so much has changed. I'm not saying it won't be a physical game, but to try and associate those two, I don't think there is going to be a ton of comparison."
The Bruins and Flyers have not met in the playoffs since the semis in 1978 when the Boston took down Philadelphia in five games.
Julien was noncommittal about who would make the lineup come game time though word has just come down that Shawn Thornton is the healthy scratch. He participated in warmups but will be on his way to the press box to watch shortly. Blake Wheeler will get the nod at the forward spot on the fourth line.
Here is the transcript of the press conference, courtesy of the Bruins media relations staff:
On how the team is going to handle Philadelphia is going to try and rough up the thin defensemen core:
Well, Mick I think we have been dealing with that for about a month now, since those two other guys [Mark Stuartand Dennis Seidenberg] got hurt and we have had to use more those [other] players. It hasn't been an issue so I don't know why we should be looking at it as an issue again. Guys know what to do. They want to stay out of the box. We have to stick together. It's the same old cliche as you hear everyday so, again, it's not a big deal for me and we will deal with it the way we have dealt with it so far and if it becomes more of an issue, then we will make the adjustment.
On how he monitors how Marc Savard is playing and feeling:
I think you get a pretty good idea by watching what he is doing out there and seeing the energy he is deploying and at one point he gets to the bench, you can see if he is overly tired. You can do that with any player right now. When you see them on the bench, you have a pretty good idea if a guy needs an extra break, so those are all things that we have to look at. The thing is, we talked about putting him in situations where he is going to help our hockey club. At the same time, this is playoff hockey. We can't wait or sacrifice our team for the sake of giving him that opportunity. It is important for him to go out in the situations we put him in and really try and help our team out. It's as simple as that. We are here to win. We are not here to cater to anybody, but we have to do what it takes for the team and that is why he has been working hard for the last ten days to get into the best shape possible so that he can step in and at least contribute in some way or fashion.
On Adam McQuaid and how he has been prepared for the playoffs:
He is a stay at home defenseman, we know that. You're not going to see him rush up the ice a lot, but what he does is take care of his own end and takes care of it well. He is a good sized defenseman that has a good presence. He can certainly take care of the toughness area. He takes care of himself extremely well there. He makes a good first pass and that is what we're getting out of him and that's what we expect out of him. I don't think we are going to ask him to do more than what he does well. I think he has done a tremendous job when called upon. That is where he fits in and we are happy with the way he has answered.
On if he expects the style of play to be the same between the two teams as it was in the past:
I don't know. We always want to predict here before it starts and a lot of times we predict rough and tough and all of the sudden it is a good, fast-paced hockey game. I think we will probably have a better idea after tonight which direction the series is going into. I know that we just want to go out there and play our game and I think they want to do the same thing here. Because the past is the past and we all anticipate the same thing to happen that happened in I think it was 1975, that was quite a few years ago. I think some of our players weren't even born. Nonetheless, we want to associate that with today. The game has changed, the rules have changed, so much has changed. I'm not saying it won't be a physical game, but to try and associate those two, I don't think there is going to be a ton of comparison.
|Bruins know what to expect from the Flyers
|04.30.10 at 2:32 pm ET
The Bruins are in for a physical series. It's just the nature of Philadelphia sports — if you play there, you have to bring an edge. This group of Flyers is no exception, with bruising bodies including Chris Pronger and Braydon Coburn on the blue line and pesky, instigator forwards Daniel Carcillo and Scott Hartnell up front. Carcillo put up an impressive 207 penalty minutes during the regular season and then another 18 in five games against the Devils in the quarterfinals. A big part of the how the series swings will be how Boston manages the physical game and how well the B's keep their tempers when the Flyers inevitably get under their its skin.
An interesting situation pops up with the Bruins as the return of Marc Savard from concussion causes a player to get bumped from the lineup. Indications from the last three days of practice are that nominal enforcer Shawn Thornton will sit, as Blake Wheeler may take his spot on the checking line. Coach Claude Julien warned not to assume that a decision had been made, but often this season what we have seen in practice is what we see come game time. Either way, Julien does not seem to see the loss of Thornton on the ice as a major concern.
"We are, I guess I would consider us 'team tough.' I don't see any issues any way we go, and if there is, they will be addressed. It is as simple as that," Julien said.
Thornton does not see himself as only a tough guy, to his credit because he does do other things well on the checking line. At the same time, he is always willing to ring the bell when his particular services are called upon.
"To tell the truth, I think I can play the game besides for that and be a factor in anything, not just the tough man. If that stuff happens, I am more than willing to take care of it. I think it is more that I play with a chip on my shoulder and don't back down and showing through the last few that I don't just want to play against the tough team but that I try to contribute in every game," Thornton said.
Boston did well against the Sabres when it came to keeping net-crashers out of the way of Tuukka Rask, and the team is going to have to keep cutting the timber again to make sure that the goaltender can see where would-be goal-scorers are coming from.
"The less time you spend in the D-zone is for the best, but they are going to get their cracks and you just have to stay composed and stay where you are supposed to stay and just work in front of Tuukka, because if you let him see the puck he is going to stop the majority of things," Wheeler said.
Rask, as per his normal demeanor, did not seem too concerned about the Flyers' style of play. The Bruins have seen it before and they know what to expect.
"We know them and we played against them and their style. They like to get pucks in and crash the net. That is what a lot of teams do, but they have big forwards and really that is their style of play to get in front of the net and get pucks in," Rask said. "I mean, guys block shots and get me a lane to see shots, and in the last series we did a great job with that. As a goalie it really helps when you can see the shooter and maybe one more thing and when you see the puck it becomes much easier."
The Bruins also need to be aware that the Flyers have a history of the quick strike while on the penalty kill. They had just six short-handed strikes (same as the Bruins) in the 2009-10 regular season but led the league with 16 in 2008-09 and were near the top with 13 in 2007-08. Granted, without Jeff Carter and Simon Gagne for the series because of toe injuries (Gagne may return if the series goes the distance but Carter definitely is out), the Flyers' short-handed capabilities are hindered, but that does not mean the Bruins should take the possibility lightly.
"Definitely, you have to be smart with the puck, even on the power play. You can't make lazy passes, and if you find yourself turning the puck over it is going to be going the other way pretty quick," Wheeler said. "Eliminate turnovers is probably first and foremost. I think they live on turning the puck over and going the other way, and if we eliminate those things I think we will give ourselves a great chance."
|Stuart gets back into the mix
|at 1:19 pm ET
Bruins defenseman Mark Stuart was back on the ice for a second day on in a row on Friday as he resumes hockey activities after being grounded with cellulitis in his right forearm since the beginning of April. Cellulitis is an infection of the deepest layers of the skin and can spread throughout the blood stream and the lymph system with sometimes fatal consequences. Stuart has been held away from the team and from doing any type of exercise because he was not allowed to get sweat near the spot of the infection, and he wears a cast-like IV over the spot for the time being. Stuart had surgery on the area earlier this month and knows that this type of injury can be extremely serious.
"Yeah, it can be very serious. You have to take care of it. It is very serious and, you know, they did a good job of going in there and cleaning it out and now it is up to me to watch it and make sure that I am taking the meds the right way and, yeah, you have to take care of it," Stuart said. "I think the doctors did a great job and a lot of the responsibility is on me."
Stuart got the infection after a cut on his arm swelled up badly and quickly got worse. The Bruins initially thought that he would be missing in action for two weeks or so, but the first round of antibiotics did not take to the infection and doctors had to take time to figure out which medication was right to treat the injury.
"It swelled up badly and the infection was bad and got worse and it escalated pretty quickly, so I got on the meds and it was kind of trial and error a the beginning to find out which meds were the right ones because there is different types of bacteria, different types of infection. So, I am on the right one right now and we go from there," Stuart said.
Unlike Marc Savard, who understandably was in a mental daze for weeks after his concussion, Stuart has been cognizant during his time away from the team — though, like Savard, not allowed to do any physical activity. Talking to Stuart, one got the sense that he has been extremely bored for the last month and has been ready to run for weeks. He was allowed to get on a training bike three days ago.
"Just going out and skating, just jumping on the bike three days ago is huge for me. Just to start doing stuff. The worst part is not only just playing but not being able to do anything and really sweat, so I think it is just nice to get out there again and we will work on trying to get back playing," Stuart said.
Coach Claude Julien said that the recent news on Stuart is encouraging and that, if all things go well, he is on the day-to-day list in terms of practicing with the team. Having Stuart on the horizon is a good safety net for Boston because Andrew Ference has been playing with a torn adductor and hernia and, even though he made it through the Buffalo series, is a ticking time bomb as to how long he can stay on the ice, as even he has admitted.
"Well, it is because what he has gone through is unpredictable as far as the length of time that he would miss and, you know, we were told something at the beginning and obviously it didn't respond as well," Julien said. "We got bad news in his case and things were looking worse and now things are looking much better. That's what happens with the type of injury that he has suffered and the infection that has gotten into it, so it is nice to see him on the ice. It is nice to have good news, and he is a day-to-day situation in terms of how he is doing, and we will go with that. If everything goes well, hopefully we will see him practicing with the rest of the guys here soon."
A few people who saw Stuart yesterday noted that, of all the players on the team, he has the best playoff beard of all of them. Really, nobody comes close. Perhaps it is just Stuart's manly nature, but maybe, just maybe, he had a trick up his sleeve.
"Yeah, I cheated," he said. "This was an injury, I started this when I got surgery, so I got a couple of weeks on them."
|Lucic: 'Last year we kind of looked past the second round'
|04.28.10 at 2:01 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Milan Lucic and the Bruins are in the Eastern Conference semifinals for the second year in a row, and this time around they want to make sure they leave their mark, no matter which team they end up facing. If Washington beats Montreal Wednesday night, the Bruins will start the playoffs on Friday in Pittsburgh and play Game 2 on Sunday at Mellon Arena. If the Canadiens can pull off the upset, the Flyers will travel to Boston this weekend, though the official schedule has not been announced for that potential matchup.
Last year the Bruins had 10 days off between their first-round sweep of the Canadiens and the start of the semifinals against the Hurricanes. Coach Claude Julien admitted on Wednesday that Boston had definitely lost its playoff frame of mind and it took until basically Game 5 after the Bruins had fallen behind in the series 3-1 to get the edge back.
"There is no doubt that that will obviously help but what I mean by that is that we allowed ourselves to slip out of the playoff mode because we had so much time off and as hard as we might have tried as a coaching staff to give some days off and some practice," Julien said. "It is almost the frame of mind has to be there and everybody's mind needs to be in the right place. Ten days is a lot, no matter who you are, so it took us a while to get our game back and it was a little too late, obviously. We had to scramble back from it so, hopefully this short break is just the right time and from what I see our players are still enthusiastic and get excited about going on to the next round."
Defenseman Dennis Wideman agreed that the Bruins did not deal with the long layoff as well as they could have.
"I think last year we had so much time off that we got into a mode that we lost some intensity and we didn't carry over the intensity and the drive from the first round into the second because we just didn't deal with the layoff well," he said.
Yet last year the Bruins almost seemed like they could be a team of destiny. They rolled through the regular season with the No. 1 seed in the conference and Lucic said the team was guilty of the biggest of playoff sins — looking ahead.
"I think you can't look too far ahead of yourself," Lucic said. "Last year we were thinking too much 'Stanley Cup finals, Stanley Cup finals, Eastern Conference finals,' you know. Last year we kind of looked past the second round and the Carolina Hurricanes, and we will not make that same mistake again."
Center Patrice Bergeron, who has grown into a definitive, if quiet, leader of the Bruins over the past year or so, said that since the Bruins did not face much adversity through the regular season and first round of the playoffs last year that perhaps they did not handle the tough times as well as they could have against Carolina.
"I guess it has changed that we have to work for every inch just a little bit more, and last year everything was going right in the regular season that when we faced a little adversity, maybe we weren't expecting it as much," Bergeron said. "I think we have faced a enough this year that we can handle it a little bit better maybe."
Bergeron said that there are even lessons to be learned from the Buffalo series this year, as Boston had a 3-1 series advantage and the Sabres came out and won Game 5 decisively to send it back to Boston with a chance to force a Game 7 back in Buffalo. Last year the Bruins rolled over Montreal. Yes, it was a physical and emotional series (especially considering the seven-game drama in the quarterfinals in 2008) but the Bruins were never in doubt of losing that series whereas there were times against the Sabres when it looked like they were dancing on the edge of a knife.
"Well, we have experience," Bergeron said. "This will be my second time in the second round and we are aware of the intensity increasing more again. You can see from the first round of the playoffs that it gets harder, and now that it is the second round it is even higher and it is not over until that fourth game is won. Like in the last series we were up 3-1 and they came up with a big win."
Lucic has been the type of player who comes up big on the biggest of stages. When he was in juniors he played on two Canadian Hockey League Memorial Cup teams with the Vancouver Giants, and he said that the pressure from being on that big stage at a young age was not incredibly different from what he has faced in the NHL playoffs.
"Obviously with it being a higher level it goes up another notch," he said. "Playing in the Memorial Cup a couple of times, that is a lot of pressure to deal with at a young age. It is similar, pretty much the same as that, for sure. I was lucky enough to win two championships in juniors and learn and have that experience a little bit in junior to know what it takes to win. Like I said, you don't look too far ahead and that you just take everything one game at a time, and that is the approach that I always have taken from my first NHL playoff game to the next one coming up."
|Claude Julien press conference
|04.27.10 at 3:26 am ET
Bruins coach Claude Julien speaks to the media following the Bruins' Game 6 win over Buffalo. The Bruins eliminated the Sabres with a 4-2 series win.
|Minor tweaks on line for Game 6
|04.25.10 at 1:36 pm ET
Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff made some tweaks to his lineup before Game 5 that ended up working out well for Buffalo. To the bench went Raffi Torres, who has yet to score a goal for the Sabres after being a deadline acquisition with the express intent of providing some scoring pop. Up came Cody McCormick and former Boston College star Nathan Gerbe and Ruff put them on a line with Paul Gaustad in Game 5 to good results.
The Bruins probably do not need to do something as drastic as a roster move the likes of bringing Gerbe up from Portland but Sunday's practice at TD Garden did give a different look from what has been seen in this series.
Coach Claude Julien flipped Marco Sturm back to his old line with Patrice Bergeron and Mark Recchi while Milan Lucic join Miroslav Satan and David Krejci. It is the third line change of the series for Lucic after riding the wing with Krejci and on the fourth line with Steve Begin and Daniel Paille.
"I think, obviously, playing with new guys, I haven't played up to my potential or the caliber of hockey that I know I can play," Lucic said. "Maybe third time's a charm. Third different line in the playoffs but hopefully they can get me going and I think I would like to find a way to get myself going with more of an edge, for sure. If I do play with an edge I am helping out the team a lot more and so I just got to do whatever I can to find it in me."
Julien said not to think too much into the new lines. He is right. Monday will be Game 88 of the Bruins' season through the regular season and playoffs. Just about everybody on the team has played with everybody else so there should not be a great adjustment.
"There is not much to talk about as far as those guys have played together before. We've moved guys around all year. There is not a ton of reasons behind it. I just felt that it was time to try that out for today and we will see what we have tomorrow," Julien said.
Sturm is the latest of the Bruins so-called scoring forwards to go completely absent from the goal column. He has had one goal and one assist since March 11, with the goal coming in the last game of the season against the Capitals.
"I was trying to get involved a bit more and be aggressive. We had some good battles in their end and I think it was better," Sturm said. "I know where I am going to be and I he is going to be on the puck and Recchi, like I played it in the past. Relax and have fun."
Savard Watch
It is now time for the daily update on Marc Savard.
The center skated on Sunday with the team. He stayed on the ice longer than most other players doing conditioning and working on starting and stopping along with sustained skating. Savard said that he has another test tomorrow after the morning skate at the hospital to determine where is in the recovery process. Depending on the results, Savard may be cleared to play or maybe just to receive permission to do fuller contact drills in practice.
"I felt great out there and I was controlling the puck good," Savard said. "I still have one more test tomorrow. I don't know what the situation is, we have't talked much about it so at this point it is not looking good right now."
Julien kept to the party line when asked about Savard — wait for the doctors and get him in shape.
"He is certainly coming around, no doubt but that is all I can tell you right now because that is all we have. We have not yet been told by the medical staff that he is has been cleared so there is nothing more we can do besides keep working with him and get him in shape," Julien said.
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