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Replacing a head coach, overhauling a roster, or both, are really the only ways a team can improve, but change in and of itself is no guarantee, as several struggling teams are proving this season.
In a few places, notably New York, the train is headed down the right track; not so for Toronto FC and D.C. United. Six weeks into the season is enough to draw some preliminary conclusions of how change has affected teams, with the proviso that good teams aren't nearly so dependent on new ideas and new faces to facilitate success.
For this exercise Philadelphia, as an expansion team, is excluded. Here's a rundown of which teams have wrought the most improvement through change, which have stayed the same, and which have mucked it up.
1. New York –The team that most needed drastic improvement is doing just that. Midfielder Joel Linpere, rookie defender Tim Ream, and striker Ibrahim Salou are obvious upgrades, yet ex-TFC veteran Carl Robinson is also contributing.
2. Kansas City – A bright start has fizzled a bit in three straight scoreless games. Goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsenhas looked the part, though his premature lunge last weekend allowed Luis Angel Landin to chip him for the first goal. Winger Ryan Smith has speed and guile, yet top prize may go to Stephane Auvray, who has some of the same traits and presence – if not the accomplishments -- of Shalrie Joseph.
3. Los Angeles –There wasn't much to be fixed on the Galaxy, which topped the Western Conference and came within a penalty kick of winning the league title last year. Still, rookie midfielder Michael Stephens has stepped right in, and Coach Bruce Arena is getting good minutes from his trio of young Brazilians.
4. Colorado –There's more bite and depth in midfield with ex-Revs Jeff Larentowicz and Wells Thompson, and so far, Marvell Wynnehas done pretty well at centerback. The jury is still out on left back Danny Earlsand Claudio Lopez has only played 13 minutes, which is 13 more than defender Oscar Murillo.
5. Houston –Jamaican midfielder Lovel Palmerwill be valuable with Geoff Cameron sidelined by a knee injury, and rookie Stephen Appiah netted his first pro goal in the Dynamo's 3-0 defeat of Kansas City last weekend. The pending addition of attacker Joseph Ngwenya is another positive.
6. San Jose – Rookie defender Ike Opara gives the Quakes more stability in the middle than they've had since re-joining MLS two years ago. Rookie right back Steve Beitashour is helping out, too. Brazilian forward Eduardo saw his first action last weekend and when fit Scott Sealy will further bolster the front line.
7. New England – Shipping out Thompson and Larentowicz to get defender Cory Gibbs and keeper Preston Burpo looks like a shrewd move with keeper Matt Reissidelined until the summer. Rookie striker Zack Schilawski has scored four goals, three of them in one game.
8. Real Salt Lake – Nelson Gonzalez, Alvaro Saborio and Collen Warner all look like MLS-worthy upgrades, and their impact should grow as the season unfolds and more playing time becomes available.
9. Chivas USA –Defender Dario Delgado and midfielder Blair Gavinseem to be competent enough players, yet the defense doesn't look as solid and the attack is sputtering. Maybe more time is needed to implement the wisdom of new head coach Martin Vasquez.
10. Columbus – Status quo for the Crew is working well enough. Once games start piling up its depth will be tested and Emilio Renteria may be used to take some of the burden off Guillermo Barros Schelotto.
11. Seattle – The Sounders can't be blamed for standing pat, but so far David Estrada has played only two games and Miguel Montano hasn't been needed. Pat Noonanis a good guy to have around. Still, the defense isn't what it was last year.
12. Chicago – At .500 (2-2-2) under new coach Carlos de los Cobos, the Fire is unsettled at left back, with Deris Umanzorand Krzysztof Krol yet to measure up the departed Gonzalo Segares, and striker Collins John hasn't established himself in MLS.
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Analysis: Limited U.S., European options in Ukraine
WASHINGTON -- Despite blunt warnings about costs and consequences, President Barack Obama and European leaders have limited options for retaliating against Russia's military intervention in Ukraine, the former Soviet republic now at the center of an emerging conflict between East and West.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has so far dismissed threats from the United States, which include scrapping plans for Obama to attend an international summit in Russia and cutting off trade talks sought by Moscow.
Because Ukraine does not have full-member status in NATO, the U.S. and Europe have no obligation to come to its defense. And broader international action through the United Nations seems all but impossible, given Russia's veto power on the Security Council.
"There have been strong words from the U.S. and other countries and NATO," said Keir Giles, a Russian military analyst at Chatham House think tank in London. "But these are empty threats. There is really not a great deal that can be done to influence the situation."
As if to underscore that point, Putin on Saturday requested and was granted permission to use Russia's military not just in the pro-Russian region of Crimea, but also throughout Ukraine.
Saturday's developments follow three months of political upheaval in Ukraine following President Viktor Yanukovych's rejection of a partnership agreement with the European Union in favor of historical ties with Moscow. Yanukovych fled Kiev, Ukraine's capital, last week and now is in Russia.
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..and not throw these same guys and coaches under the bus. It was a great win by the guys last night, it was good to see them battle, shows heart and fortitude, and I'm proud of their effort. We finally have a coach who has communicated to a group of young men that the 'U-T-A-H' on their jersey MEANS something and that they should play balls out every game. It's been too long since we've had a coaching staff and players who RESPECTED THE 'UTAH' on their jerseys.
We've won a National Championship, countless conference crowns, was in the NCAA Finals, and have a long tradition of coaches and players who've built the Utah Basketball's legacy that needs to be represented with hard work, guts, and courage. Last night's effort showed glimpses of that with the coaches and players. I know that we are a ways away from being on the same level that Utah Basketball is accustomed to, but at least we're heading in that direction.
Nice win Utes, keep fighting, thank you for respecting the jersey you're wearing by not quitting and committing to doing what needs to be done to win. This Utah fan appreciates your hard work, effort, and to leave it all on the court - win, or lose.
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The University of Georgia's first home football game brought the revelers back to downtown as Athens-Clarke police issued nearly five dozen alcohol-related citations Saturday and early Sunday, according to reports.
Police issued 10 public intoxication charges, 18 underage drinking charges, nine open container charges, seven disorderly conduct charges, made seven driving under the influence arrests and three public urination arrests.
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• A 25-year-old Athens woman arrested for public intoxication after police found her passed out in the parking lot of Carousel Village Apartments, 1907 S. Milledge Ave., next to a pile of her own vomit. She was transported to Athens Regional Medical Center, police said.
• A 20-year-old Chattanooga man looking for a wall to urinate against downtown. Police told him to stop several times before finally charging him with underage drinking, according to the report.
• A 19-year-old Atlanta man charged with underage drinking and public intoxication after trying to steal and eat rock candy from the Lazy Shopper, 361 E. Clayton St. The shop owners decided to not press charges against the man, police said.
• A 58-year-old Athens man who proudly showed police the bottle of vodka he almost finished that day. As he was talking to police near the corner of North Lumpkin and West Clayton streets, the man's pants fell down and exposed him to police and passersby, according to the report.
• A 24-year-old Athens man trying to open car doors in the court house parking deck. When police approached him, he said he was searching for a place to sleep, according to the report. He then tried to get into a car filled with people he did not know. The driver refused to unlock the doors and police let the man sleep at the Clarke County Jail after charging him with public intoxication, according to the report.
Copper thieves broke into an empty Edgewood Drive duplex owned by Athena Property Management sometime between Sept. 5 and Saturday, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.
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A burglar peeled back part of a tin roof, broke some ceiling tiles and dropped onto a counter top inside the Los Amigos Mexican restaurant, 109 Rowe Road, between 12:30 and 1:30 a.m. Sunday, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.
The thief went through most of the cash registers in the building, filling a red and white bookbag with $500 in quarters, $82 in nickels and 50 pennies, police said. The burglar set off an alarm and was caught on security camera during the theft, according to the report.
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By the end of the film I had been cracking up so badly that my friend was looking at my with that questioning look O.o I casually played it off and said "yeah that was kinda wierd" So it comes on again the next day on Direct TV and this time i watched it with one of my guy friends, he was trying to act like he wasn't interested in it, but then started smiling at the whole "That chick just frosted me like a f****ng CAKE!" scene. omg if you haven't seen the movie you won't understand any of the quotes I put in here.
SPOILER ALERT!!! don't read on if you care about the story
My honest verdict, The movie was innapropriate, I'm not sure how it made it onto the silver screen with its profanity, and the story was somewhat well thought out, guy likes girl, gir likes guy, casually try having sex, gets akward, they don't like eachother after, they get back together, they fall in love.
very stupid, yet the jokes were very funny, even if you've never seen a porno in your life, which i haven't.
Some funny memorable quotes you guys will hate me for:
"Let us F***" -Seth Rogen
"Shut your mouth or I'm gonna F*** it!" -Jason Long
"What do you want?...too slow your getting a f*****g cappucino!" -Seth Rogen
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Taxi Driver Killed In Kensington
February 3, 1988
By Robert J. Terry, Inquirer Staff Writer
A United Cab driver was fatally stabbed by a passenger two blocks from his home in the Kensington section about 2:45 a.m. yesterday, police said. Police identified the victim as Paul Leone, 55, of the 200 block of East Indiana Avenue in Kensington. Detective Lt. James Hansen of the Homicide Division gave the following account: Leone was working a 4 p.m.-to-4 a.m. shift when, about 2:30 a.m., he picked up a fare under the Market-Frankford elevated line at the intersection of Kensington and Allegheny Avenues.
Taxi Driver Slain
July 3, 1997
by Leon Taylor, Jamal Watson and Joe O'Dowd, Daily News Staff Writers
Adam Jelsey and fellow Penn Cab driver Darryl White had a pact. "Me and him, we had this philosophy," Jelsey said yesterday. "If anybody ever tried to rob us, we would just floor it and take off. We work too hard for our money. We just wouldn't give up our money to just anybody . . . We talked about it a lot. " White, 34, apparently tried to live up to his pledge early yesterday when a gunslinging robber confronted him in his cab at 21st and Medary streets, less than 50 feet from the West Oak Lane rowhouse White shared with his mother and sister.
Taxi Driver, 21, Is Shot In Robbery
May 4, 1986
By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
A Yellow Cab driver who had been shot and robbed was found unconscious in his taxi yesterday in a parking lot in the city's Hunting Park section. Russell Coleman, 21, a cabdriver for four months, was taken to Temple University Hospital, where a spokeswoman said he was in grave condition with a bullet wound of the head. He was found slumped across the front seat of his taxi in a parking lot behind a business in the 3900 block of Dell Street. It was the second time in little more than two weeks that a cabdriver was attacked.
Art Meets Life: 'Taxi' Driver Collides With Cab
August 29, 1987
New York Daily News
When actor Judd Hirsch drove a taxi in the TV sitcom "Taxi," he was best known for giving out advice. If he had been giving advice yesterday, it probably would have been to take the subway. Yesterday, while Hirsch was driving his car in Greenwich Village, where he lives, the "Taxi" driver was involved in an accident with a taxi. Police said Hirsch's vehicle, which was going west on Jane Street, and a medallion taxi heading north on Eighth Avenue, collided just before 7 p.m. Neither Hirsch, 52, his son, Alexander, 21, nor another passenger, Catherine Danielik, 24, was hurt.
Milton David Stackhouse, 64, taxi driver
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MILTON David Stackhouse had his own way of ministering to people: He drove them in his cab. "My son knew the Lord," said his mother, Estella Stackhouse. "He accepted Christ at an early age and was baptized at Mount Carmel Baptist Church. "He did not attend on any regular basis, however. As I think about it, he was engaged in a type of ministry of his own as he served his taxi customers. " His customers must have loved him and his message because they kept coming back. Milton had customers who continued to call him over the 35 years he drove for various taxi companies.
Taxi driver being sought after pedestrian is injured
March 25, 2011
Police are looking for the driver of a blue-and-white taxi that struck a man crossing Aramingo Avenue in Port Richmond early Thursday and fled after stopping briefly. The injured 26-year-old man was reported in stable condition at Temple University Hospital. Police said he was crossing Aramingo Avenue in the middle of the 3300 block shortly after midnight when he was hit by the northbound cab. The taxi stopped briefly and then drove off northbound on the avenue, police said, adding that the cab probably had some front-end damage.
Upper Darby man is given life in prison in taxi driver's murder
June 25, 2009
By Mari A. Schaefer INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Delaware County jury decided yesterday to spare the life of the Upper Darby man convicted in the 2007 Christmas Eve killing of a taxi driver. Ramir Steve, 20, showed no reaction as the jury foreman read the decision to sentence him to life in prison with no parole. On Monday, he was found guilty of first-degree murder, robbery, and possession of firearms without a license in the killing Gregory Cunningham, 42, of Clifton Heights. "There is no winner in the outcome of this tragedy, only two families who have lost their son and brother," the Cunningham family said in a statement.
For A Gentle Man, The Dream Is Ended He Was Working His Last Shift As A Taxi Driver When The Gunman Fired A Bullet Into Him.
November 23, 1991
By BONNIE SQUIRES
It was only a small article in Monday's Inquirer: "Taxi driver found slain in cab in Germantown. " The follow-up item in the Metro Briefs section of Tuesday's newspaper was even shorter: "Germantown man charged in slaying of cabdriver. " They spelled the victim's last name correctly in Monday's paper, his first name correctly in Tuesday's paper. He was Hazem Najar, 31, a resident of Bensalem, and a friend of mine. Not much information there. No family in Philadelphia to relate detailed information.
Slain Taxi Driver Was A 'Scrappy Kid' Found Killed By Single Shot To Head
May 23, 1987
By KIT KONOLIGE and JOE O'DOWD, Daily News Staff Writers
The United Cab driver killed with a single shot to the head yesterday morning was "a scrappy kid who wouldn't let people shove him around," said United vice president Bernie Goldberg. "He was the kind of guy who would help somebody if he could," Goldberg said of Joseph Johnson, 29, whose body was found in his cab on Sansom Street near 59th at 8:45 a.m. "If he had to interfere in a fight, he would do that, too," Goldberg said. "He was a big, tall, heavy-set guy who was never afraid of anything.
2d Taxi Driver In 4 Days Is Slain In Philadelphia Robert Selby Was Said To Be Quiet And Hard-working. He Was Killed Near His Germantown Apartment.
July 7, 1997
By Sudarsan Raghavan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
In the second murder of a cab driver in four days, Robert Selby Sr., 48, was shot to death early yesterday morning only a few blocks from his Germantown home. Immediately after he was shot, Selby's taxi rammed into several parked cars. He died at the scene. About 2 a.m., shocked residents said yesterday, they heard a gunshot, screeching tires, glass crackling, and a series of metal-on-metal crashes that set off a number of car alarms. "I was upstairs," recalled Maia Wrice, 31, a registered nurse and mother of two children.
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Taxi drivers are great guides for good food
April 18, 2016
Travel books often devote a whole section to how to avoid getting ripped off by taxi drivers when venturing overseas. We feel the opposite; we consider taxi drivers great sources of local information, particularly for food tips. On the ride in from the airport, two questions we'll often ask are, "What's a local food we should try?" And, "What's your favorite place for it?" Perhaps because they have so much downtime between fares, taxi drivers are local food experts. They were "foodies" before the term became popular.
Uber and Lyft say they'll go through the snow
January 23, 2016
By Jason Laughlin, Staff Writer
Correction: Uber is donating a portion of each fare received during a state of emergency to the American Red Cross. The company provided incorrect information on the amount donated for the original version. Lots of snow is expected to coat local roads this weekend. Juliet Ayebale is one Lyft driver who won't be on them. "I'm not a huge fan of driving in the snow," she said Thursday afternoon. Ayebale has been driving for Lyft for about two months, she said, and has not yet dealt with winter weather.
Paintball attack leaves taxi driver blind in one eye
January 13, 2016
By Robert Moran, STAFF WRITER
Police are seeking the public's help to identify suspects who shot a paintball gun at a taxi driver in Center City last month, resulting in the driver losing permanent sight in his right eye. Arshad Khan, 38, of Chester County, has been unable to work since the attack Dec. 19 on 16th Street at Market Street, said his attorney Jordan Schlossberg. Khan had pulled up to a red light at Market in the northbound lanes of 16th at 12:37 a.m. with a fare in the backseat when he heard a bang and saw the splash of paint on the left side of his cab. He rolled down his window and someone in a black sports-utility vehicle to the left of the cab fired the shot that hit Khan in the eye. Khan, who is married with two daughters, including a 9-month-old, was hospitalized at Hahnemann University Hospital in serious but stable condition.
Philadelphia success story
January 17, 2014
BY STEPHANIE FARR, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com, 215-854-4225
WHEN Ricardeau Scutt immigrated to Philadelphia from Haiti in 2000, he came for one reason - to work - even though he'd never had a job. "There are no jobs in Haiti," Scutt said. "A job there is like winning the lottery. " Scutt's father worked as a taxi driver in Philadelphia to send money back to his family in Haiti. He brought Ricardeau, then 20, over to do the same. But Ricardeau Scutt spoke very little English and for three months nobody would hire him. One day while driving his taxi, Scutt's dad told a passenger about the difficulty his son was having.
Second man arrested in attack on cabdriver
September 5, 2013
By Vernon Clark, Inquirer Staff Writer
A second man has been arrested in Monday's attack on a taxi driver who was stabbed 11 times during a robbery in Queen Village, police said. Alejandro Gonzales, 22, of the 1100 block of South Ninth Street, was arrested about 1:15 a.m. Tuesday at his home, police said. Luis Moreno, 21, also a resident of South Ninth Street, was arrested near the scene shortly after the robbery about 1:15 a.m. Monday. Both were charged with aggravated assault, robbery, and related offenses. According to police, the robbery occurred early Monday on the 900 block of South Front Street after the taxi driver pulled over to discharge two passengers.
One of two arrested in cabbie's stabbing
September 4, 2013
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer
A 37-year-old taxi driver was in stable condition after being stabbed 11 times Monday by two men who had appeared to be paying customers, police said. The taxi driver had driven two men to the 900 block of South Front Street, in the Queen Village neighborhood just south of Society Hill, about 1:17 a.m., police said. The two men stepped out of the car, and one man stood by the driver's window and appeared to be getting money from his wallet. The second man came up to the window with a knife and began stabbing the driver, a police spokeswoman said.
Cabdrivers call for action on robberies
July 24, 2013
By Theodore Schleifer, Inquirer Staff Writer
It was just a nine-block route for taxi driver Abdul Jalloh: 48th and Baltimore to 47th and Locust. Simple enough. But the ninth block became a 10th when the passenger called for a right turn onto Locust, and an 11th with the left onto Farragut Avenue. And the short late-night cab ride through West Philadelphia became an armed robbery when a handgun poked through the partition and rested on Jalloh's neck. "This guy is going to kill me," Jalloh thought. Then he made a move.
Man charged in killing of cabbie in Burlington City
July 4, 2013
By Darran Simon, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Camden man was charged with killing a taxi driver in Burlington City last month, authorities said Tuesday. Carey L. Coleman Jr., 22, shot Larry Hamilton, 49, of Trenton, once in the head early June 16, according to the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office and Burlington City police. Hamilton was found dead inside his taxi. Authorities did not reveal a motive. Hamilton is one of a number of taxi drivers who have been assaulted, robbed, or killed in the Philadelphia region in recent months.
Cabdriver shot during robbery in West Phila.
June 29, 2013
A taxi driver was shot in the hand by a passenger during a robbery Thursday night in West Philadelphia, police said. The Freedom Taxi driver picked up a man at 48th Street and Baltimore Avenue around 10 p.m., police said. When the driver stopped in the 200 block of South Farragut Street, the passenger pulled out a gun and announced a robbery. The passenger shot the driver in the right thumb, took his mobile phone and car keys, and ran off, police said. The taxi driver was reported in stable condition at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Slain taxi driver mourned
May 10, 2013
By Sulaiman Abdur-Rahman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Slain taxicab driver Hafiz Sarfaraz was just trying to work hard to support his family. The All City Taxi employee was finishing his nightshift about 12:30 a.m. Wednesday when he was shot multiple times in West Philadelphia, family friends said. He was pronounced dead an hour later at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, according to police. "It doesn't make any sense," said Alex Friedman, manager of All City Taxi. "We're all mourning for our fellow driver and business associate.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - On Feb. 19, more than 50 people cheered Dsuty Matthews' big 5-0. She put on her high heels and danced the party away as James Brown sang "I feel good."
Matthews didn't treat this birthday like an unwelcome guest. She embraced this birthday like a friend she thought she might never see again.
Last year, Matthews was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Though ovarian cancer is not the most common cancer of the female reproductive system that distinction belongs to uterine cancer it's the most deadly, said Dr. Kevin Davis of Rocky Mountain Gynecologic Oncology in Englewood. It's called a "silent killer" because more than 70 percent of victims don't know they have it until the cancer has spread past one or both of the ovaries, making it difficult to catch up with and cure. Ovarian cancer is "a real quiet thing until you get advanced," said Davis.
There's still no accurate and inexpensive way to screen for ovarian cancer, Davis said. The disease may be picked up through routine pelvic exams, since the ovaries are usually enlarged, he said, but ovarian's symptoms, like bloating and fatigue, can be vague and easily confused with other conditions. The best way to detect it may be listening to your own body and, sometimes, making sure doctors hear what you have to say.
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In the months since, Matthews has drawn courage from other women who have survived ovarian cancer.
One of those survivors, Judy Winegarner, called Matthews to offer support even though they never had met. Winegarner had gotten Matthews' name from a mutual acquaintance who knew about both women's battles with ovarian cancer.
"I knew what she was going through, even though I didn't know her," said Winegarner, who went through two bouts with the cancer in the early 1980s and has been cancer-free for about 15 years.
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While I agree to a great degree, the true answer AR is so very very simple. All that has to be done is for
of our elected officials of both parties to put the good of the country
As regards the protests, this bespeaks volumes. One of the protestors all of whom are demanding decent jobs was asked, "If the manager of this bank came out right now and wanted to hire you, would you take the job?" The reply, "Hell NO! I'd never work for the S _ B!"
And I agree as well, but the issue ultimately is that the system as it operates now will not allow elected officials to put the country first. I read recently that Congresspeople spend between 50 and 75% of their work time raising money for the next election. Because they must. But how does this put the good of the country first? An outside force of some sort seems necessary to break the vicious cycle. Most of them are not the best and the brightest to begin with, but in fairness they're stuck in a system that literally will not allow them to do their jobs.
As far as the protester who wouldn't go to work for the bank. . .well, we've been hearing it for years: there are some jobs Americans just won't do. Okay, that's a joke, but it really does point out what you and I have agreed upon from the jump about the, shall we say, not fully baked positions of the protesting left or the tea-engorged right.
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-Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom is still dealing with an ankle injury which has sidelined him since Feb. 25.
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-The Blue Jackets demoted goaltender Allen York to Springfield of the AHL.
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-Peter Mueller's shootout goal gave the Avalanche a wild 5-4 win against the Sabres. Jamie McGinn scored two regulation goals, including one with two seconds left in the third period to tie the game, while teammate Gabriel Landeskog netted a goal and an assist. Semyon Varlamov made 20 saves in the victory. Drew Stafford led Buffalo with a goal and two assists.
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Pacific Division
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-Anaheim demoted forward Ryan O'Marra to Syracuse of the AHL.
-The Coyotes demoted defenseman David Rundblad to Portland of the AHL.
-Forward Colin Fraser was named the Kings' nominee for the Masterton Trophy.
Adams Division
-The NHL offiically cancelled its season-opening games in Europe next season.
-Former Maple Leafs/Wild forward Robbie Earl has joined Rapperswil of the NLA in Switzerland.
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Hi everyone,I am crocheting my first hat in the round by joining each row, instead of continuous spirals. The issue I have is a very visible "seam" that's quite unattractive, and worse, uneven because it curves off where the increases stop.
I can't seem to find any solution I can understand. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to avoid this?? I am finishing the hat as is, but I would like to know so I can make better ones.
Thanks in advance for any help.
One thing I've done that works fairly well is to make the first stitch one stitch shorter than what's called for.
So, for example, if you are working in dc, the first stitch on a new row (the starting stitch) would be a ch 2 rather than a ch 3. For a hdc, it would be a ch 1. Note that you may have to make these chains a little looser than normal--the idea is to get the stitches up to the desired height without creating the hole that the original called-for stitch does.
Lily Chin then suggests that rather than counting these chains as your first stitch, you should go ahead and make the actual stitch (dc, hdc, or whatever) into the first stitch. Just be careful on your next pass not to count the chain stitches as a stitch!
You might try this and see how it works in the round.
I think I've just used the shortened chain as the first stitch, though, without problems, but try it both ways and see what you think.
Well, the pattern was all hdc, and each row started with a chain 1 anyway. I finished the hat; but now I have to find a creative way to try and hide this seam, if it's even possible. Maybe I'll post a picture in a thread for creative ideas.
Thank you for the info. I'll try to practice some more, with what you said.
Interesting. I've made a bunch of hats (over 30) to the same overall pattern, made in joined rounds, not a spiral.
The seam is discernible, but not that visible/intrusive/objectionable. Is it possible that you're unconsciously tightening the stitches at the beginning or ending of the rounds, thereby making the join more of a "feature" than it's meant to be?
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I teach others how to be FREE through Business & Investments using cutting edge Internet Marketing Tools, Training & Strategies all with the Spirit of Excellence, whilst creating the life of their dreams.
After losing everything in Hurricane Katrina from businesses, my home and my family, I found myself having to come out of retirement and start life all over again at age 54 when I thought I was done. This proved to be a real challenge and struggle.
The recovery process can test you to see just what you're made of! During this time in my life I learned that it's not important what happens to you in life, but how you react to it that determines the outcome. I also learned that life can knock down a true entrepreneur, but it can't keep you down. A true entrepreneur knows that if they have the will there is always a way.
I have been an Internet marketer for over 6 years now. I hope you realize we all start out in the same place. In front of our computer sitting exactly where you are right now, searching for that perfect opportunity to be able to generate the kind of income that could help you retire or quit from your job.
Even if it's just a dream or desire, you can be free to call your own shots and live your own dreams. I know, because I surfed the web too when I started out, all the while wondering if this is just another site that would prove to be yet another flop. Would I be throwing good money behind bad on the promises of another scam? Or would it be the one that would help me realize my dreams at last and free me from the rat race.
And I found the way!!
I would like to take this opportunity to say CONGRATULATIONS on finding my site. I am very excited to provide you with incredible tools and information, which will make your journey a whole lot easier as you embark on the road To YOUR Success and Freedom.
Ernest Grady III
Founder The Grady Group Inc.
- Southern UniversityBusiness & Music, 1969 - 1973
- Graduate of the Real Estate InstitueReal Estate Broker GRI, 1976 - 2010
- The Grady Group Inc.CEO, 1990 - present