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By Judy Brock, CNM
Midwives have been attending women for centuries. But until the 1940s, history tells us they were generally local women with good hearts and instincts, but no formal education. Times have changed, as has the scope of the midwife's practice. Ten years ago, 3 percent of the babies in the United States were delivered by midwives. Today, that number is up to 10 percent and is on the rise. Still, misconceptions about our work persist. It's time to set the record straight
Myth 1: Midwives are only about pregnancy and babies
While most midwives do attend births and love this aspect of their work, today's midwife enjoys a much broader scope of practice than in year's past. The motto of the American College of Nurse Midwives (ACNM) is "Today's Midwife: With Women, for a Lifetime." As midwives, we offer women's health care from the first pelvic exam through and beyond menopause. We offer contraceptive advice and help with decision-making, annual exams, fertility counseling and assistance, and care for women with a variety of gynecological issues.
Myth 2: Midwives only deliver babies at home
Ninety-eight percent of births attended by midwives are in hospitals, according to the ACNM. Some midwives assist women who give birth at home or at a freestanding birth center.
Myth 3: If a woman sees a midwife for her birth experience, she can't have pain medication.
While midwives are proficient in non-pharmaceutical means of pain management such as acupressure, massage, hydrotherapy, positioning and constant hands-on support, the woman who births in a hospital also has access to medication and anesthesia should this be required or desired.
Myth 4: Midwives lack formal education
Practitioners come to midwifery through several paths. Certified nurse-midwives (CNMs) are registered nurses who have successfully completed an accredited graduate education program and passed a national certifying exam. Most have Masters' degrees. They are licensed to practice in all states. Certified midwives (C's) also complete a graduate education program and pass a certification exam. Standards for education and certification in midwifery are identical for CNMs and CMs. Midwifery education involves a rigorous course consisting of theory, didactic and hands-on learning which can take from one to three years, after which the midwife must pass the certifying exam and adhere to strict requirements which vary from state to state.
Myth 5: Midwives reject medical technology and obstetricians
Most midwives practice in a collaborative relationship with an obstetrician. The majority of the time the pregnancy and birth process, as well as gynecological issues, are normal and uncomplicated. A substantial part of a midwife's training involves respect for the normal and recognizing deviations from normal which require physician consultation. In such cases the physician becomes an integral part of the team and assists in the decision-making and management. Should a Cesarean birth be needed, the physician performs the surgery with the midwife acting as support or sometimes the surgical assistant. Technology, laboratory studies and ultrasound are as available to a midwife as to a physician, should they be indicated.
Myth 6: There are no male midwives
There are! The word mid-wife, when broken down to its Germanic roots, means "with-woman." (The word "obstetric" means to "stand by"). They aren't called "mid-men" or "mid-husbands", but "midwife," just like their female counterparts. Only two percent of midwives are male, but that number is growing.
For more information, go to http://www.midwife.org
Judie Brock is a Certified Nurse Midwife at the Cooley Dickinson Center for Midwifery Care. She can be contacted at email@example.com.
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Turboprop service adopts 'Ohana name
Hawaiian Airlines' turboprop service, which will launch flights to Molokai and Lanai beginning this summer, will be named 'Ohana by Hawaiian.
"The name 'Ohana perfectly captures the idea behind this service and the role it will play in our community," said Mark Dunkerley, president and chief executive officer of Hawaiian Holdings. "This new service has always been about making it easier for friends and families throughout the islands and from overseas to share time together."
The brand name and aircraft design by artist and designer Sig Zane and his son, Kuha'o, were unveiled Monday at Honolulu International Airport.
'Ohana by Hawaiian will begin flights to Molokai and Lanai this summer with 48-seat ATR42 turboprop aircraft, said Hadden Watt, the operation's managing director. The flights will be run out of Gates 49 and 50 at Honolulu International by contractor Empire Airlines.
The new service will create up to an estimated 100 new Hawaii-based jobs, Watt said.
"Empire will be recruiting pilots, flight attendants and mechanics," he said. "The new service will also need contracted ground-handling and customer service positions on Molokai and Lanai."
Reservations and sales for 'Ohana by Hawaiian will be handled by Hawaiian Airlines.
Lahaina brush fire burns quarter-acre
A brush fire above Puamana in Lahaina burned about a quarter-acre before it was extinguished Sunday night, a fire official said.
Lahaina engine, ladder and tanker companies responded to the 8:17 p.m. report, finding a 30-by-40-foot area burning, said Capt. Paul Haake. He said there previously have been fires in the area where there's a homeless camp.
The fire was extinguished within two hours. No injuries or damage was reported.
UH-MC to host One Billion Rising event
A One Billion Rising gathering will be held at noon Thursday at the University of Hawaii Maui College, as part of a global movement to raise awareness to end violence against women and girls.
The event will run through 2 p.m. on the Great Lawn at the campus.
The event will include dances and group activities.
In addition, some campus classes will participate in a one-minute stand-and-rise activity focusing attention on gender-based violence.
The UH-MC Ponolove Sexual Violence Prevention Task Force, Active Minds Club, UH Women's Center and Women Helping Women are joining in the event.
People can sign up at www.onebillionrising.org/

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Lake Hartwell in the Northeast Georgia Mountains is one of the most popular recreational lakes in the country, and for good reason. With 962 miles of shoreline and almost 56,000 acres of water, this lake offers boundless areas for exploration and enjoyment. Lake properties for sale on Lake Hartwell provide easy access to the lake, and the many boat ramps and water equipment rental shops around the lake provide the essentials for a day of fun on the water. A local hot spot is Rock Quarry, where you can leap from the rocks into the lake water below.
For the fisherman, Lake Hartwell is a perfect destination. This man-made reservoir was created by Hartwell Dam located on the Savannah River, and it is filled with naturally-occurring bream, catfish, small mouth bass, walleye, and large mouth bass. If you're looking for a fishing experience akin to salt-water fishing, try your hand at the striped bass that are regularly restocked. 20-pound striped bass are common, and stripers as heavy as 60 pounds have been caught near the lakefront homes of Lake Hartwell.
If fishing isn't the only sport you love, you'll want to catch a Clemson football game. During football season, boaters on Lake Hartwell travel up the Seneca River to watch the game in the university stadium. And if golf is your sport, Hartwell Golf Club, Cateechee Golf Club, and the Stone Creek Cove Golf Course are just a few of the pristine courses overlooking the beautiful lake scenery. Golf homes for rent are available for many area courses, putting your favorite green right outside your front door. Visit GolfHomes.com for property listings and details.
Lake homes for sale have access to more than water recreation and sporting events. Hart County, Georgia borders the lake, offering a variety delicious dining options such as Backstreet BBQ and Dockside Seafood House. Lake Hartwell is bisected by Interstate 85, making daytrips to nearby locales effortless. Downtown Atlanta is only a two-hour drive away. You can listen to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra under the stars at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Atlanta, take a class with the LEGO Master Model Builder at LEGOLAND Discovery Center Atlanta, or get your thrill at Six Flags Over Georgia—all within a short drive from your lake-view cabin on Lake Hartwell.
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December 7, 2001
The H. L. Hunley archaeological and conservation team has successfully completed
the excavation of the central compartment of the submarine. "We are now
spending some time drawing and photographing internal features, and finalizing
our documentation of the central compartment," said Maria Jacobsen, Senior
Archaeologist. "The completion of the excavation provides us with the
pieces of what many consider to be the world's biggest jigsaw puzzle," said
Warren Lasch, Chairman, Friends of the Hunley.
There were a number of exciting discoveries made on the very last days of the
excavation in the area beneath the forward conning tower. Two pieces of a thin
(5.6 mm in diameter) glass tube were found concreted to the submarine's hull
near Lt. George Dixon's post. Without a doubt these are the remains of the
submarine's depth gauge. At this point, we cannot say much more about this
exciting find, because the conservators have determined that it is not possible
to safely remove the pieces and study them just yet. But we will be able to do
so at a later date. Studying these pieces may provide important clues for
understanding what happened to the submarine and its crew. "It will be
important to learn how the damage occurred to the depth gauge. Was it broken
after the sinking or before? This may tell us the amount of the force of the
impact from the explosion that hit the Hunley moments after the torpedo
detonated. Also, the deeper we go without finding the remains of the eyepiece,
the greater the odds that the front view port may have been damaged on the night
of the attack setting in motion the events that led to the sinking. Also, the
importance of the objects contained in the blocks of sediment will become
increasingly important over the long term, as artifacts targets become scarcer
and scarcer within," said Senator Glenn McConnell, Chairman of the Hunley
Next to the glass pieces, archaeologists found a concentration of coarse fibers
(or animal hair) that may be the remains of a degraded cushion. Adjacent to the
forward bulkhead and concreted to the bottom of the submarine are two heavily
encrusted metallic artifacts. They may be tools, but we cannot confirm this
before we have x-rayed the features. There are still some heavily concreted
artifacts in the submarine that will be removed by the conservators at a later
date. They include some of the earlier discovered canteens that are very fragile
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Pork chops (and other meats) really perk up when they're seasoned with this homemade herb blend. Watching your sodium? Leave out the salt...and you'll still get plenty of flavor, Jean Morgan of Roscoe, Illinois shared the recipe.
- 1/3 cup dried parsley flakes
- 1/4 cup dried marjoram
- 1/4 cup dried thyme
- 3 tablespoons rubbed sage
- 2 tablespoons garlic powder
- 2 tablespoons onion powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 4 boneless pork loin chops (1 pound)
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- In a bowl, combine the first eight ingredients. Rub 1/2 teaspoon herb mixture over each pork chop. In a nonstick skillet, brown chips in oil for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reaches 160°. Store remaining rub in a covered container. Yield: 4 servings (1-1/4 cups rub).
Originally published as Herbed Pork Chops in Taste of Home October/November 2001, p16
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"Easy and tasty dish. The rub holds well in the fridge and the amount is large enough for a church supper or other affair. However, I just kind of guessed in reducing the amt for my family of 6 - but it still came out great! Make and take this rub on a camping trip or cookout - that it's dry enables it to travel easily."


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Simple Summer Popsicles from Catherine McCord of WeeliciousBrooke McLay
When it comes to food for kids, Catherine McCord of Weelicious is a true genius. Her easy, healthy, straight-forward approach to feeding toddlers and tots is a mom's dream come true. Not to mention a kids dream come true. Just look at these simple summertime treats that Catherine created for our Family Kitchen readers. Kids big and small are sure to love these three quick recipes for creamy summer popsicles.
I scream, you scream, we all scream for… popsicles! I know that's not the way the song goes, but if there's one healthy treat that always has my kids screaming for more (politely, of course), it's naturally sweet, 100% fresh fruit frozen on a stick.
Any time I've got over-ripe fruit sitting around, I let my kids get involved in the fun of transforming it into a delicious dessert by tossing it in the blender and pulverizing it! Mangoes, peaches, pineapple, strawberries….almost any fruit you've got on hand will work. And since there's no cooking involved, it's a perfectly safe activity to let kids of almost any age take part in. Whether you let them break bananas in half, press buttons on the blender or pour puree into the molds, it really gets little ones excited about being a part of the entire cooking process. Within hours they get to see the results of their hard work when you slide these tasty treats out of the mold and into their hands.
So, open your fridge, see what fruit you've got on hand and make something super fresh and healthy for your family to enjoy. You can do it all summer long!
Raspberry Frozen Yogurt Pops
Tangy and sweet and loaded with vitamin C and protein packed raspberry seeds. Makes 6 Popsicles.
1 Pint Raspberries
3 Tbsp Agave
1 7 oz. Containers Greek Yogurt (I used 2%, but you can use 0% or whole milk yogurt)
1/2 Cup Milk (I used vanilla rice milk)
1. Place all the ingredients in a blender and puree until smooth.
2. Pour the raspberry mixture in the popsicle molds.
3. Freeze for 4 hours or more.
4. Serve.
Hawaiian Popsicles
These popsicles are so easy to make and a perfect activity for kids to take part in. All you have to do is let your kids put the ingredients into the blender, turn it on, pour the mix into molds and freeze. Incredibly creamy. Great for kids that are vegan or can't have dairy or gluten. Makes 8 popsicles.
1 13.5 Oz Can Coconut Milk (you can use regular or light)
2 Cups Fresh Pineapple or 1 14 Oz Can, drained
1 Banana
1. Pour ingredients into a blender and puree.
2. Pour into popsicle molds and freeze at least 4 hours.
3. Serve.
Strawberry Popsicles
Strawberries are packed full of vitamin C and ellagic acid, believed ¨to be help prevent cancer. The allergic potential for strawberries is high, though, so make sure to only give these to kids over the age of one without a history of food sensitivities. As always, ask your doctor first if you have any concerns. Makes 12 Popsicles.
2 1/4 Cups Strawberries, stems removed
1 Tbsp Lemon Juice
1. Place the strawberries and lemon juice in a food processor or blender and puree.
2. Pour several tablespoons into the individual molds. (Follow the manufacturers directions for your mold).
3. Freeze overnight (or a minimum of 4-5 hours).
4. Serve.
*If your berries aren't very sweet, you can add agave to sweeten them up a bit!
Catherine is a mom, model, and former MTV co-host who now channels her biggest passion – cooking easy, healthy food – into a popular website for parents. Catherine launched Weelicious.comin October 2007 and posts a new recipe or tip daily as well as how-to cooking videos every Friday. Weelicious is a realistic approach to quick, nutritious eating. Catherine doesn't promote "tricking" kids into eating healthy food, so no sneaking pureed veggies into the usual kid-fare like mac and cheese a trend that has become all too common. Her philosophy is to be honest, while including and engaging kids in the kitchen. Weelicious now receives 5.5 million hits a month.


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The Hilton Austin hotel is located in downtown Austin, Texas, and is the only Austin hotel located directly across the street from the Austin Convention Center. The Hilton Austin hotel is also one block from the Sixth Street entertainment area and a short stroll to the entertainment, shopping and dining in the Warehouse Entertainment District. Our downtown location is also convenient to many attractions such as the Capital Building, Bob Bullock Texas Historical Museum and the LBJ Presidential Library. We are only seven miles from Austin Bergstrom International Airport.
The Hilton Austin features 800 rooms, each equipped with a spacious work desk with two phones (each with 2 lines), voicemail, and a data port offering high-speed wireless internet service. A hospitality center in each room includes a mini-bar and coffeemaker. Iron/ironing board and hair dryer are also standard in all rooms. The business center in the hotel offers copying and faxing services, and you can connect to the business center's printer directly from your room. Our concierge service is eager to assist you with your needs. At the Hilton Austin our food and beverage amenities and services include two restaurants, a coffee shoppe, a lobby bar and 24-hour room service.
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Can't say as I agree that the calls were just barely in Pitt's favor.
That said, yes, we did not win games 1 & 2 by that much. Do tip my hat to their grit and desire, just wish the cards weren't stacked against us a bit more than is fair in a series.
The crease goes upward towards the cross bar. He smothered the puck on Ozzie's back which is a penalty shot. Not to mention all the posts the Pens hit in game 2, but i guess we just won by luck, right?


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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Andrus recognized for academic achievement
Berkeley High School student Taylor Page Andrus has been recognized for her superior academic achievement by The National Society of High School Scholars.
NSHSS's Chairman Claes Nobel, a senior member of the famed family who established the Nobel Prizes, made the announcement.
"Taylor is now a member of a unique community of scholars, a community that represents our very best hope for the future," Nobel said.
NSHSS recognizes high school level academic excellence, and encourages this national group of students to apply their unique talents for self-improvement and progress in the global community.
Night of Worship
Sandridge First Baptist Church in the Sandridge Community on Hwy. 176 will host a Night of Worship for Women featuring speaker Kristie Mills and a testimony by Sarah Steffenhagen beginning at 7 p.m. on March 1.
Kristie, a wife and mother, is also a singer, songwriter, and motivational speaker who has travelled full time in ministry, served as worship leader, as well as appeared on national and international TV.
Visit www.nowwomen.org for more information.
Looking ahead, former Miss South Carolina Dawn Smith Jordan will be at Sandridge on April 1.
Bible Study
The jointly-held Bible Study at Spring Hill and Lebanon United Methodist churches will be held on March 6, 13, 20 and 27 at 6:30 p.m. The study is being taught by the Rev. Kenny Burr, and may last for additional sessions.
Hutchinson News
Ashley Deschamps and Tim Hutchinson, the grandson of Jackie and Tom Craven of Pineville, were married in December in downtown Charleston.
A veteran of the Air Force, Ashley has already served in China, Germany and Iraq. Tim, who has a band in the Charleston area, works at the GNC Health Foods on the Charleston Air Base. Ashley has been reassigned to England in March where she and Tim will reside during her service in England.
Kyle Hutchinson, also a grandson of Jackie and Tom Craven, is continuing his medical school training in Poland for the third year. He'll be visiting his father in Summerville this summer. His mother was the former
Tonya Craven.
Volleyball Fun
Calley Clarke of Summerville and her mother Debbie are busy with the traveling volleyball team while dad Chab is at home alone when he's not working.
The "Carolina Islanders" are a great source of exercise for a ninth grader, who is also an excellent student with straight A's
Historical Society
The next general meeting of the Berkeley County Historical Society will take place at 3:30 p.m. on March 10, at the Goose Creek City Hall on Hwy. 52.
Join the Society and invite a friend to join you.
The Heritage Center cordially invites members and guests to a special presentation at 2 p.m. on March 17 on the findings of the paranormal investigations conducted late last year at the Wampee House in Pinopolis. The presentation will be held in the old Whitesville Schoolhouse, headquarters of the BCHS.
Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday to Wilbur Cross (Feb. 22), and Sarah Stadnick Lail, Kathy Cross and Russ Singletary (Feb. 25).
Dot DeHay will celebrate a milestone birthday on Feb. 27. Dot continues to be one of our very active senior citizens.
For Mom
Lynn W. Thompson and her husband Phil, along with Michael Wiggins and his wife Lizann, and grandchildren Madeline, Jackson, Dalton and Carson honored their mother on her birthday, Feb. 20.
A fantastic steak dinner was served to friends and family at the younger Wiggins' home.
Nice Visit
Last week Ellison and Celeste Singletary visited Lake Moultrie Nursing Home to visit Harold Chestnut.
They were delightfully surprised to see two ladies whom they also knew, Mrs. Virginia Tucker and Mrs. Shippman, both of St. Stephen.
Day Trip
The Singletarys also traveled recently to Blenheim to visit the grave of Grandmother Hattie Harrington Rogers and drink a little of the famed "Blenheim Mineral Water" which is utilized for the Blenheim Ginger Ale. One never forgets a special grandmother or a memorable place from one's childhood.
While there, the Singletarys met two members of the McLaurin family from Fayetteville, NC who also have family here in Berkeley County. Charles McLaurin, Sr. and Charles Jr. had also traveled to visit with flowers to place upon relatives' graves.
On a personal note, we discovered that Charles Sr.'s mother, Mrs. Lucy McLaurin, had often been remembered and talked of with love by Julia R. Cross and her mother, as they recalled people including our grandfather John I. Rogers from Julia's childhood. Charles Sr. although younger than Julia, also remembered Julia and her mother Mrs. Rogers, the family we came to honor in our memories.
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Subcutaneous emphysema occurs when air gets into tissues under the skin. This usually occurs in the skin covering the chest wall or neck, but can also occur in other parts of the body.
Crepitus; Subcutaneous air; Tissue emphysema
Subcutaneous emphysema can often be seen as a smooth bulging of the skin. When a health care provider feels (palpates) the skin, it produces an unusual crackling sensation as the gas is pushed through the tissue.
This is a rare condition. When it does occur, possible causes include:
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Air can also be found in between skin layers on the arms and legs or torso after certain infections, including gas gangrene.
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Uncertainty about the future is something that plagues the electric car market. Sometimes it's a question of whether the promises of improved charging infrastructure will ever come true, and sometimes it's a question of whether improved ranges and quicker charging will ever be closer than five to 10 years away. But sometimes it's a simpler consumer-related question, like what happens in 10 years when the battery won't hold a charge anymore? Well, this last question might soon be crossed off of the list. As Green Car Reports tells us, researchers at Ohio State University have cracked an important mystery about how batteries break down.
Lithium-ion batteries are built with a copper sheet that improves the efficiency with which electrons are transferred between electrodes. This is known as a "current collector", and it was discovered that lithium will, over time, migrate from the electrodes to this current collector. The researchers were studying battery degradation, but the discovery of lithium in the current collector caught them by surprise. It's not entirely clear yet what impact this could have on the life of electric car batteries, but with the source of battery degradation identified, research can now focus on ways to prevent it.
As good as this news is, even if a fix is found right away, the effects won't be noticed for many years. It's possible that this isn't the only or even the biggest source of degradation. It's also possible that another type of battery will replace lithium-ion in the near future. So there is still a certain amount of uncertainty about the future, but if a solution can be found soon, it should still do a lot of good for electric car sales.


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Comfort Suites Golden Isles Gateway
Brunswick, GA 31525
This Georgia hotel provides corporate travelers with additional conveniences like an on-site business center, computer with Internet access, copy and fax services, and a meeting room that can accommodate up to 20 people for most functions. All guest rooms have amenities that will make you feel at home, including microwaves, refrigerators, coffee makers with free coffee, curved shower rods, hair dryers, flat-screen televisions, pillow-top mattresses, sofa sleepers, irons, ironing boards and cable television. Connecting rooms can be requested. Ample free parking is provided and can accommodate most vehicles. For added convenience, laundry facilities are located on the premises.
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on March 12, 2013 - 11:58 PM
Marcus Foligno had gone 20 games without a goal and had only one all season. At home? Not a single one.
So he unleashed a lot of frustration with a two-goal game in Tuesday's 3-1 win over the New York Rangers. When he tied the game at 5:35 of the second period, Foligno thrust his arms into the air and did a full body leap into the end glass.
"It was huge," Foligno said. "It was the first goal of the season in front of the fans and it was overdue. This is a game I needed to capture."
Foligno had not scored since Jan. 27 in Washington, the fifth game of the season. He had energy right from the start of the game with several hits and helped bottle the Rangers in their own end shortly after New York had taken the league on Derek Stepan's short-handed goal.
"It was one of those shifts I was getting on the body and everyone was around the puck," Foligno said. "We beat them to pucks and they were a little bit tired."
Foligno capped the shift with a neat between-the-legs flip for his goal, beating defenseman Ryan McDonagh to the spot and goaltender Henrik Lundqvist to the post while taking Christian Ehrhoff's errant shot off the back boards. He even joked it was patterned after the kind of move Thomas Vanek would make.
"It looked a little nicer than I thought it was," Foligno said. "My stick just got caught between my legs and I put it in. ... It's just something you try in practice and maybe you get a time in the game and I was able to do it in that moment. My skate was in the way and the only way to get it to the front of the net was through my legs and you had to be quick too."
Foligno's second goal, at 11:48 of the third period, came when he banged home an Andrej Sekera rebound through Lundqvist's legs after a neat pass from rookie Brian Flynn, who eschewed a shot and held the puck to feed Sekera at the right point. It was Flynn's first NHL assist.
"He's a smart player who's really quick," Foligno said. "He can get to spots and he's a good heads-up player. When I saw that, I was just trying to get to the net. I was yelling at him to pass or shoot it and he made a better play."
"I was maybe patient because I didn't see anything open," said a smiling Flynn. "I held on to it for an extra second, the 'D' were able to get up to the line quickly and find that seam."
Rangers coach John Tortorella was furious with his team's play and took a couple of shots at the Sabres in a rapid-fire, 90-second meeting with reporters.
"I don't think the Sabres are a hungry team," Tortorella said. "I thought we stunk and I'm not going to give Buffalo any credit. Well, I will give their third line credit. They outplayed our top players. And that can't happen.
"I couldn't be more disgusted and disappointed with the way our top guys played, with the way we handled ourselves through it. That team was ripe to be beaten and we simply did not play the way we're supposed to play. I don't know what to tell you."
Rangers center Brad Richards had a goal in each of the two games he played in since a two-game absence caused by the cross check he took from suspended Sabres forward Patrick Kaleta. He went minus-2 Tuesday. Prior to the game, he didn't have much to say about the play that landed Kaleta a five-game suspension; Kaleta can return Sunday in Washington.
"It's over and done with as far as I'm concerned," he said. "The league took care of what they thought they could take care of."
The Sabres returned Jordan Leopold to the lineup after he sat out nine games with an upper-body ailment. T.J. Brennan was scratched. Mikhail Grigorenko was also inserted for the injured Tyler Ennis. Ville Leino continues to feel he's ready to play after missing the entire season with a hip problem. It sounds like Leino might debut here Saturday against Ottawa.
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About Laura Nash: I've been sewing since I was a child, making quilts for my soon to be born siblings, designing dresses for Barbie, and bras for myself. In 1988 I turned professional as the "in house" seamstress for several high-end retail stores and private clients. In 1993, once the last of my 4 children enrolled in school, I enrolled too, completing a BS in apparel design in 2003, all the while designing custom gowns for clients and also for competition. In 2007 I began preparing to produce many of these patterns for a line of patterns. In 2009, I grabbed up the name "Sew Chic" and was open for business!
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