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Statistician's research suggests Gregory Campbell, not Patrice Bergeron, is Bruins best defensive forward
|01.13.11 at 3:59 pm ET
Here's an interesting one. Patrice Bergeron's strong statistical output of late (17 points over the last 13 games) has made him a popular candidate for this season's Frank J. Selke Trophy, which is given to the league's best defensive forward. One's candidacy for the award, which is supposed to be focused on the defensive aspect of the game, is generally aided by good offensive numbers, making Bergeron, who is among the top two-way forwards in the game, a good fit.
Yet this piece from James Mirtle in today's Globe and Mail (and feel free to form your own opinion of it) throws a bit of a monkey wrench at the system. Taking the quality of players faced and how many goals they are on the ice for in both even strength and shorthanded situations into, a bit of research from Behind the Net statistician Gabriel Desjardins suggests that Bergeron isn't even the best defensive forward on his own team.
Desjardin's research suggests that Gregory Campbell was the first half's second-best defensive forward, ranking behind only Washington's Brooks Laich. Bergeron ranks No. 24 on the list. Here's a look:
Bruins won't get carried away as they look for more consistency in second half
|01.13.11 at 1:19 pm ET
The Bruins made it through the first half of the season with some of everything. From other-worldly goaltending, to injuries, to special teams highs and lows, there wasn't much the first 41 games of the season didn't feature.
One of the things that has made the 2010-11 Bruins a tough squad to figure it out is their inconsistent play. Winning streaks quickly turned to droughts, while it seems they had a knack for following up "worst loss of the season" candidates with statement-making wins. Take the Anaheim loss at home on Dec. 21, for example. The B's put on a lineup-wide clinic on the art of disappearance in a 3-0 Ducks win that had fans booing at their loudest. The next game, they beat up on the Thrashers, both figuratively and literally.
Then there was the blown 2-0 lead against the Canadiens in the third period on Saturday. The Habs came back to sink the B's in overtime, and the Bruins followed it by scoring four goals in the final 3:23 against the Penguins two days later for a 4-2 win. It's tough to find patterns with this team, and with the Bruins having won two in a row, it's tricky to assume whether things are trending upward for the Northeast Division-leading B's.
"Most of us have been around long enough to know that it's a long season with a lot of ups and downs," Shawn Thornton said Thursday. "'¦ Obviously there's going to be a couple of blips there, but you can't let it bother you too much."
"It's a long season. Every team goes through their highs and their lows, but the big thing, if you look around at teams that are at the top of the league, they're consistent," Adam McQuaid said. "Every team has their off night every once and a while, but I think the big thing is this league is consistency.
This season's edition of the B's is a confident bunch, and while they look to make strides in the second half, they aren't going to take anything as a given or assume there won't be more lows.
"You learn from your mistakes," Thornton said. "There's going to be downs, too. It's not the end of the world when we lose, and don't order the rings when you win a game."
Post-morning skate notes: Milan Lucic out, Tim Thomas off first, Mark Stuart takes another step
|01.13.11 at 12:23 pm ET
Tim Thomas was first off the ice in Thursday's morning skate, so it looks like he'll be rewarded with the start vs. the Flyers after shutting out the Senators on Tuesday. He faces a tougher challenge against Philadelphia, as the Flyers are third in the league with their 3.4 goals per game, while the Senators' 2.2 goals per game rank 29th.
Forward Milan Lucic will be out for the second straight game, as the undisclosed injury (which seems to be going around these days) hasn't healed to the point at which Claude Julien is comfortable putting the slumping winger back in the lineup.
"[He's feeling] better," coach Claude Julien said following the skate. "Obviously he won't be i tonight, but he's getting better."
Julien likened Lucic's situation to that of Nathan Horton, who missed a pair of games with an undisclosed injury prior to returning in Tuesday's 6-0 victory over the Senators.
"[He's] day-to-day," Julien said. "It's a lot like Horton. He's dealing with the same kind of situation as far as day-to-day is concerned."
When Lucic does return, he'll be looking to both shake of rust and bust out of an 11-game goal drought. Lucic leads the Bruins with 16 goals this season.
While Lucic wasn't on the ice for the morning skate, defenseman Mark Stuart was. Stuart has been out since suffering a fractured hand and dislocated finger on Dec. 7 and hopes to return to the lineup sometime next week.
Given the impressive play of Steven Kampfer, who was called up following Stuart's injury, as well as Adam McQuaid's safe and solid play on the blueline, the B's will have a decision to make when it comes to making room for Stuart. To Stuart, the fact that both have played so well tells him that the team is in good shape, and that he shouldn't assume anything will be handed to him.
"This is the best position to be in, and it's going to make me work even harder to get back and to play well," Stuart said.
"It's definitely the case," he added regarding the competition he anticipates for his spot. "You have to earn your way back. I don't care who you are. … Guys are playing well. It would probably be different if the team was on a downswing and they were looking to change things up.
"It's good to see, though. That's what you need. That's what all good teams have. You look around the league at the good teams. They all have guys coming up, guys coming in and out. Everybody can play, everybody comes in and does the job. I think that's what you've seen with us the last month or so."
Julien noted that with Stuart still a week to 10 days away, he isn't in any rush to make a quick decision on how things will unfold.
"It's probably a little early to answer that question," Julien said. "… [We have] lots of games and so sometimes you have to make those decisions, sometimes you don't so I'll give myself a little break on that one."
Here are some other notes from the skate:
– The lines looked the same for the Bruins as they were on Tuesday against Ottawa.
– McQuaid probably likes getting attention more from his play and his fighting rather than from perhaps the scariest moment of his career. With the Flyers in town, though, so too is Jody Shelley, who sent him head-first into the end boards on Dec. 11 when the two were chasing an iced puck.
The B's blueliner wanted to move on from the play, which got Shelley suspended for two games, at the time, and as the spotlight returns with Flyers, he would rather not dwell on it.
"You never want to kind of see yourself going head-first into the boards at any point in time, but it's not really something I'm thinking too much about," McQuaid said. "I've moved on, moved past it, and just want to be focused for tonight."
– Horton wasn't around following Tuesday's game or during Thursday morning's media availability, so it's tough to gauge exactly how comfortable the winger feels since returning from his undisclosed injury. Julien liked what he saw from the winger on Tuesday, but on Thursday didn't know if Horton's feeling completely better.
"Let's put it this way: he's well enough to play," Julien said. "I don't know that I'd say he's 100 percent, because you don't come back from missing games and all of a sudden you're 100 percent.
"[He was] close enough that the risk factor was kind of pushed aside, and they're minimal, and that he was able to give us what we wanted and well enough to play."
Bruins look for third straight win as they take on Flyers
|01.12.11 at 11:19 pm ET
Fresh off a 6-0 trouncing of the Senators on Tuesday, the Bruins (23-12-7) will will play their second of four consecutive home games when they host the Flyers (27-10-5) on Thursday. The two teams have split the season series thus far, with the Bruins grabbing a 3-0 win in Philadelphia on Dec. 1 and the Flyers returning the favor with a 2-1 overtime victory at TD Garden on Dec. 11.
The Flyers sit atop the Eastern Conference with 59 points in 42 games and are currently riding a four-game winning streak. With the Canadiens falling to the Penguins, 5-2, on Wednesday, the Bruins have an opportunity to expand their lead in the Northeast Division to four points. Tim Thomas will get the nod for the B's.
– The Bruins are 10-7-3 in home games this season. They've gone 3-2-0 over their last five contests at the Garden dating back to their 3-2 win over the Capitals on Dec. 18.
– The Flyers are 14-4-3 outside of Wells Fargo Center, and their 31 road points on the road put them in a tie with the Rangers for the most in the NHL. They've gone 3-2-0 in their last five road contests, most recently beating Buffalo, 5-2.
– The Flyers are one of only two teams in the Eastern Conference to have a better goal differential than the Bruins. The B's are a plus-30 on the season, while both the Flyers and Penguins are a plus-33. The Canucks lead the league with a plus-42 differential.
– Patrice Bergeron has two things going for him entering the game, as he's scored one of the Bruins' four goals against the Flyers this season and is riding hot streak consisting of 17 points in his last 13 games. Bergeron recorded his first career hat trick on Tuesday night.
Tyler Seguin, who also scored in that Dec. 1 game, is coming off a two-point night Tuesday.
– Since scoring the Bruins' only goal against Philadelphia on Dec. 1, Nathan Horton has just one tally, a second-period strike against the Maple Leafs on Jan. 3. That's a span of 12 games with just one goal. Horton has 12 on the season.
– The Bruins have scored 10 goals without allowing one dating back to the third period of their 4-2 win over the Penguins on Monday night. Those numbers are of course helped a bit by the fact that the majority of them came against the lowly Senators.
– It seems there have been a lot of instances of wondering whether a player hindered by an undisclosed injury will be able to go. This time, it's Milan Lucic. The Bruins' leading goal-scorer was kept out of Tuesday night's game, with Claude Julien saying that the injury is "hopefully a day-to-day situation." [UPDATE: Lucic will not play.]
– The last time the Flyers were in town, Jody Shelley became a villain to Boston when he shoved B's defenseman Adam McQuaid into the end boards while the two were racing for an iced puck. McQuaid was shaken up a bit, while Shelley was suspended for two games.
– That Dec. 11 was a forgettable one for Marc Savard. It was his turnover that led to Mike Richards' game-winner in overtime. It was Savard's fifth game since returning from post-concussion syndrome.
In 19 games this season, Savard has six points (2 G, 2 A) and a team-worst minus-8 rating.
Zdeno Chara and the Bruins didn't want to 'ruin' the good vibes from Pittsburgh
|01.12.11 at 2:55 pm ET
As much talk as there was following Tuesday's 6-0 win over the Senators about Patrice Bergeron and his first career hat trick, there was just as much about the impressive way the Bruins followed up their dramatic win in Pittsburgh 24 hours earlier.
"It's huge," said captain Zdeno Chara. "You want to follow up with a good performance. You don't want to have obviously a nice comeback game and then come back and just ruin it. I mean that's totally something you don't want to do."
The Bruins showed what they call in hockey "good jump" in getting up 2-0 after one and 5-0 after two periods. But for Chara to consider the night a truly good one, the B's would have to finish the job.
"Even after the first 20 or 40 minutes of tonight's game, you don't want to, at the end of the night, count regrets that you played well for 40 and bad for 20," he added. "You just want to have a good feeling after the game that you really played a solid 60 minutes."
Bruins coach Claude Julien agreed. It was a good night from what he could see from behind the bench.
"I like the way we skated. I thought we had some good jump right off the start and we had some good clean breakouts and it allowed us to have some good speed through the neutral zone," Julien said. "We got pucks behind their D and took advantage of it. I thought our guys were well-focused tonight. It was important to build on last night and not sit on it."
It's rare for a team to show such good energy on the back-end of a back-to-back in mid-January like the Bruins did but Tim Thomas wasn't complaining, as he posted his career-best sixth shutout of the season.
"We looked like we had really good legs tonight on a back-to-back with the heavy schedule that we've had and that's a good sign too," Thomas said. "A lot of things went our way tonight."
And, of course, leading the way was Bergeron with his first career hat trick.
"We've talked about it, after the game in Pittsburgh, to just carry what happened in the last three minutes, you know, and carry that over to tonight, and I think we did that, you know, all game, the 60 minutes that's what we needed."
What the Bruins needed and got on Wednesday was the day off to stay inside and avoid the blizzard outside. They'll need their rest with the Flyers and Penguins coming to town on Thursday and Saturday, respectively. Just another two games to test how far these Bruins have come in turning around their season.
Milbury on D&H: Patrice Bergeron didn't score three goals
|01.12.11 at 2:05 pm ET
Mike Milbury of NESN, NBC Sports, and Hockey Night in Canada made his weekly appearance on Dale & Holley on Wednesday, discussing all things Bruins and his feelings on the NHL All-Star game.
Milbury was quite direct in speaking about Patrice Bergeron's first career hat trick, which he scored in Tuesday's 6-0 win over the Senators. Blake Wheeler appeared to have scored what was ruled Bergeron's second goal, and Milbury wasn't happy with how it was credited.
"The guys that do the scoring have the responsibility to get it right. They have to do everything to get it right. Do they fudge a little on [an assist] once in a while? I bet they do, and I think that's OK, but they've got to be honest and true to it," Milbury said. "Somebody's got to tell me there's a different angle that showed Bergeron scoring the goal, because I watched it several times, and pretty clearly, Blake Wheeler with a backhand [scored]. '¦ I didn't think there was any question whose goal that was."
Milbury said that given the fans throwing their hats twice — Brad Marchand's second-period goal was initially credited to Bergeron, which at the time would have been his third goal of the game — the Bruins and Bergeron are better off leaving the matter alone rather than giving Wheeler his due credit.
"It would be tough to do that after the three or four times they showered him with hats," Milbury said, adding that Bergeron should just "take the damn hat trick."
As for the state of the Bruins, who have been a Jekyll and Hyde team all season with their ups and downs, Milbury said it's difficult to gauge what type of team the Bruins are given their inconsistent nature. The Bruins have won their last two games after blowing a 2-0 lead in a 3-2 overtime loss to the rival Canadiens on Saturday.
"This is a hard team to pin down right now. I'm trying to figure out, what are they? '¦ I'd just like to see this team hit on all cylinders so I can figure out how good they are," Milbury said. "Now, they're a good team, not a great team. They're going to have to rely on some great goaltending and solid defense. '¦ I'm still not sure just how good this group is."
Since returning from post-concussion syndrome, center Marc Savard, who is in the first year of a seven-year deal, has struggled to regain the form that made him one of the league's elite playmakers. He has made costly mistakes and has been benched by Claude Julien in multiple situations. Milbury said the Bruins will need him to get back to where he was for the team to be competitive late in the season and in the playoffs.
"It's going to be critical to their success to have Savard finding the way back to his game," Milbury said. "Most guys who have injuries of big magnitude, of some sort of significance, take a long time. '¦ Hopefully by the end of the year, Savard will have found his rhythm and they find the right match for him with linemates."
Milbury has been one of Nathan Horton's biggest critics since the Bruins acquired the forward from the Panthers over the summer. He said that Horton's play "troubles" him, and that he's unsure of why the talented winger is so prone to disappearing in games.
"I don't know if it's focus, or if it's his level of competitiveness, but this guy form a tools standpoint has a hell of a lot more to offer on a regular basis," Milbury said.
"You have got to be involved. You've got to be involved on the forecheck, and hopefully you're involved in the physical side. He's not afraid, but it doesn't come naturally to him."
With Tim Thomas and Zdeno Chara both being named to the All-Star game, Milbury criticized the weekend for being "silly" and wondered whether the players would rather have the time off.
"Think of the players. They don't want to be there," Milbury said. "Except for the guys that just got named to their first or second All-Star team and want to be in the elite group — I can understand what an honor that's got to be — but once you're through that thrill, if it's not in your city, it's got to be [tiring].
"They're going to be escorted around all these nonsensical events '¦ and then play a half-assed game, and then they'll go home tired," he added. "Good idea."
Milbury's dislike for the All-Star festivities wasn't limited to the NHL. He said he feels the same way about the Pro Bowl and All-Star games of the MLB and NBA.
"I know it's a celebration of the sport, but for me it's not celebrating the sport. It's denigrating the sport."
Patrice Bergeron finally has his first hat trick 'out of the way'
|01.12.11 at 11:04 am ET
It was only fitting that Patrice Bergeron had to record his first career hat trick twice.
After all, when you've waited seven years and 418 games, what's another 10 minutes and 57 seconds? When the puck deflected off Sergei Gonchar's skate and past Brian Elliot at 14:07 of the second period, everyone assumed it was Bergeron who tipped it home. It was actually Brad Marchand who took the centering shot and it hit off Gonchar's skate, never reaching Bergeron before it slid past Elliot.
"To be honest, I know we were both battling in front and it hit something, for sure, a skate, and Marchy told me it hit my skate so I thought I had it, but to be honest I didn't know. I wasn't sure."
Still, it was announced in the building as Bergeron and the hats came raining down. Then, as fans were making their way out of their seats at the end of the second period, it was announced that the goal was changed to Marchand, meaning Bergy stood at two goals on the evening.
"It was funny, because, after the second, everyone was congratulating me about the hat trick, then it came back and, you know, 'Hey it's not yours, it's Marchy's', and everyone was saying that 'It's only your first one?', since I've played, so, I guess I wanted to get the last goal," Bergeron said with a smile.
So, as the Bruins were cruising to a 6-0 romp over the Senators, Marchand made good on a promise to find him in the third period to make good and finally get Bergeron his first three-goal game in the NHL and his first since Juniors.
"It was disappointing that they took that goal away from him," Marchand said. "I think there was a 2-on-1 there I tried to get it to him also. It is great he finally got there with a beautiful shot."
Marchand came down the left wing and found Bergeron in the corner. Bergeron came out to the bottom of the circle and fired a shot that beat back-up goalie Mike Brodeur – in his second NHL appearance – and Bergeron finally had his hat trick.
"Everyone's leaving the building with no hats on, so yeah, I guess I wanted to get it, because I guess everyone threw their hats on the ice. To be honest, I never really thought about it. You know, I don't really stop and think about those kind of individual goals, but it's always nice to have it out of the way.
Bergeron is one of the hottest players in the NHL, with five goals in his last three games and 17 points in his last 13 games.
"Our forecheck has been a lot better, we're in sync as a line a little but more," Bergeron said. "You know, I thought we were doing good things, also, before, but it's just I think the puck wasn't going in and now it is, so you know, obviously, you've got to take it, and go with it.
"But obviously, I'm trying to bring as much as I can for our team to win, you know, and if we get some success as a team, so, now we have a stretch here before the All-Star break, you know, and we obviously want to get some points."


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Mar. 12, 2011, 09:30 AM
How was it affected? I know a lot of our top stallions and broodmares are over there. Has anyone heard how they are? Forgive me if this has already been discussed.
Mar. 12, 2011, 10:21 AM
It looks like they have come through the earthquake remarkably well, according to this article in Thoroughbred Daily News today:
The massive earthquake that struck Japan Friday forced
the cancellation of racing fixtures this weekend and into
next week. All six Japan Racing Association meetings
scheduled for this weekend, two each at Nakayama,
Hanshin and Kokura, have been called off, resulting in
the loss of four group races, including the G2 Hochi Hai
Fillies Revue, a prep for the Japanese 1000 Guineas.
There was a partial roof collapse reported at Fukushima
in the country=s northeast, the closest of the JRA
tracks to the epicenter of the quake, according to Daily
Racing Form. Minor damage was also reported at Tokyo
Racecourse. Racing was underway at the National
Association of Racing track at Ohi when the temblor hit
around 2:50 p.m. local time. Officials at that track
canceled the day=s final three races. NAR racing scheduled
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but NAR racing in western Japan will take place
as planned. The track at Mizusawa in northeastern
Japan was said to have suffered extensive damage.
Japan=s breeding industry on the island of Hokkaido
appeared to be largely unaffected by the earthquake
and subsequent tsunami. Sam Bullard, the director of
stallions for Darley, told Racing Post, AThe stud was
involved in an earthquake, but there was no serious
structural damage and all the horses are fine.@
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Darley sires unharmed by earthquake in Japan
By Bloodstock World Staff 1:10PM11 MAR 2011 SAM Bullard, Darley's director of stallions, told the Racing Post that the stallions at its Japanese base on Hokkaido have been unharmed by the effects of the earthquake and tsunami.
Nine stallions are listed as being under the Darley Japan banner, among them Japan Cup winner Admire Moon and Breeders' Cup Turf, Prince Of Wales' Stakes and Irish Champion Stakes winner Fantastic Light.
"The stud was involved in an earthquake but there was no serious structural damage and all the horses are fine," Bullard said.
French bloodstock agent Patrick Barbe, who has extensive contacts within the Japanese racing and breeding industry, has reported that there has been minimal damage to studs on the island of Hokkaido, the centre of the country's bloodstock community.
Although unable to make contact with his main client, Teruya Yoshida, Barbe was able to speak to a representative of Yoshida on Hokkaido, where the impact of the tsunami has caused flooding in towns and cities.
"I spoke to someone about three hours ago and everything seems okay, althoughobviously the situation is very grave and chaotic elsewhere."
BBC news reports
Sky news reports
Barbe added that the Yoshida family has a training centre at Sendai, the northern Japanese city which was close to the epicentre of the initial earthquake. Because the training centre was five or six miles inland, it is thought that no humans or horses have been hurt, although the area is without electricity.
Concern for the Japanese racing and breeding industry was summarised by America's Three Chimneys Farm, which used to stand Kentucky Derby winner Silver Charm, who is now at the Iburi Stallion station. "We know everyone is very concerned about Silver Charm and our other industry members (horses and human) in Japan," the stud said on its facebook page.
"Geographically speaking, the tsunami waves near where Silver Charm is didn't go as far inland as in other areas of Japan, so from a tsunami standpoint, he should theoretically be okay."
The Japan Racing Association has cancelled meetings this weekend at Nakayama, Hanshin, and Kokura.


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writer Marianne Paquin's latest book is devoted entirely
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Elmo is tickled by his time away from Sesame Street.
The not-so-self-aware furry red monster, who has testified before the U.S. Congress and presented at the Daytime Emmys, is now leading lively literacy lessons from the zoo in his new Nintendo DS, Wii and PC video game "Elmo's A-to-Zoo Adventure." It's the first time Elmo and his neighborhood friends have starred in a title on Nintendo's popular systems.
The optimistic muppet is also preparing for another hallmark: Kevin Clash, Elmo's veteran puppeteer, is the subject of the upcoming documentary, "Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey," debuting at the Sundance Film Festival in January. In a recent interview, Elmo talked — in third person, of course — about his favorite trips, foods, games and celebrities.You're well traveled, Elmo. What places have you visited in the world?
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There's been several celebrity visitors to Sesame Street. Who are some of your favorites?
Elmo: Well, Elmo got to visit some of his celebrity friends like Mr. Ricky Gervais and Ms. Michelle Obama. Oh, and Elmo got taught how to act by Mr. Robert De Niro one time, too.
What other celebrities would you like to meet?
Elmo: People like Ms. Barbra Streisand would be one. Ms. Bette Midler, too. Oh, and Cher! (Laughs.)
Is it true that you'll be attending Sundance next year?
Elmo: Yes. Elmo's looking forward to going to Sundance — for the skiing!
Have you ever been before?
Elmo: No. Elmo likes the name Sundance. That's kinda cool: sun and then dance. (Dances.)
You have a new video game out now. Do you play video games?
Elmo: Well, Elmo loves to play all kinds of games.
What kinds?
Elmo: Elmo likes to play Go Fish. Do you like to play Go Fish? And Elmo likes to play hopscotch.
Let's talk about some of your Sesame Street friends. Why is Oscar the Grouch such a grouch?
Elmo: Well, Oscar's a grouch, but he's actually kind of a softie inside.
What about Cookie Monster? Do you think he has a problem?
Elmo: We tried to teach Cookie Monster that cookies are a sometime food, so he's kind of getting the hang of it. Not very well, but he'll get there.
What are some of your favorite foods?
Elmo: Elmo loves wasabi. That's why Elmo has no eyelids. That's a sometime food, too. And Elmo loves pistachio ice cream, too. And Elmo loves saying it, too. PISTACHIO! (Laughs.)
Why does Elmo laugh so much?
Elmo: Why does Elmo laugh so much? Because things are so funny! (Laughs.)
So can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?
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The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit said the New Haven Advocate and Hartford Courant newspapers could not be sued in Virginia by Stanley Young, a prison warden in Virginia who was, allegedly, defamed in articles published by the two newspapers.
The decision takes an opposite view to the ruling last week by the High Court of Australia that US-based publisher Dow Jones will have to face legal proceedings in the Australian state of Victoria after posting material on its Web site which, allegedly, defamed a resident of Victoria.
"We hold that a court in Virginia cannot constitutionally exercise jurisdiction over the Connecticut-based newspaper defendants because they did not manifest an intent to aim their Web sites or posted articles at a Virginia audience," the US judges wrote in their ruling.
Young had pointed out that the newspapers posted the allegedly defamatory articles on Web sites that were accessible to Virginia residents, thus damaging his reputation in his place of residence, an identical argument to that put forward by the plaintiff in the Australian case.
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Union Elementary School principal won't be back
MONTPELIER — Union Elementary School Principal Owen Bradley will resign at the end of this school year.
School board Chairwoman Sue Aldrich said Bradley has worked with the district since 2010 and has had his contract renewed in the past.
Administrator contracts in the district last for one year at a time.
School board member Lowell VanDerlip said the board held two executive sessions this year in which it discussed the issue. He said the board used a "personnel" exemption in the state open meetings law to keep the discussions private. Boards can talk privately about certain aspects of employees, such as their contracts, evaluations and disciplinary or dismissal actions.
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Gender and forest conservation: The impact of women's participation in community forest governance
Would enhancing women's presence in community institutions of forest governance improve resource conservation and regeneration? This paper focuses on this little addressed question. Based on the author's primary data on communities managing their local forests in parts of India and Nepal, it statistically assesses whether the gender composition of a local forest management group affects forest conservation outcomes, after controlling for other characteristics of the management group, aspects of institutional functioning, forest and population characteristics, and related factors. It is found that groups with a high proportion of women in their executive committee (EC)--the principal decision-making body--show significantly greater improvements in forest condition in both regions. Moreover, groups with all-women ECs in the Nepal sample have better forest regeneration and canopy growth than other groups, despite receiving much smaller and more degraded forests. Older EC members, especially older women, also make a particular difference, as does employing a guard. The beneficial impact of women's presence on conservation outcomes is attributable especially to women's contributions to improved forest protection and rule compliance. More opportunity for women to use their knowledge of plant species and methods of product extraction, as well as greater cooperation among women, are also likely contributory factors.
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Garvanza District was the heart of the Arts and Crafts movement in Los Angeles and a bohemian artists' colony, and is today one of Northeast LA's hidden treasures. This small and hilly area filled with historic buildings has more than enough charm and character needed to stand out on its own.
The Dash stops near our property, and 1 mile from the "Highland Park" Metro Station (Line: Golden Line). Local stores and restaurants are all within walking distance.
SPECIAL: Garvanza District: considered a sub district of Highland Park, got its name for the wild sweet peas, i.e. garbanzo beans that used to grow on the hillsides.
Garvanza District was the heart of the Arts and Crafts movement in Los Angeles and a bohemian artists' colony, and is today one of Northeast LA's hidden treasures. This small and hilly area filled with historic buildings has more than enough charm and character needed to stand out on its own.
The Rose Bowl; The Tournament of Roses Parade; Chinatown; Little; Tokyo; Placita Olvera; MOCA; Norton Simon Museum; Dodger Stadium; Staples Center; Old Town Pasadena; Universal Studios; Griffith Park; Southwest Museum; Huntington Libray and Gardens; JPL; Judson Studios; L.A. Opera at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; Walt Disney Concert Hall; The Hollywood Bowl; Griffith Observatory; L.A. Zoo
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The Arroyo Seco Trail close by is a nice quiet walk or for jogging along side nature and its wild life which is about 15 minutes walk from our house.The trail ends at the Rose Bowl. On this trail, you may observe hawks, docks, geese, rabbits and even a coyote!
HORSE LOVERS: Right along the trail sits an old Horse Stable, with some enclosures. .
GOLF COURSE AND TENNIS COURTS: Brookside Golf Club designed by famed golf architect William P. Bell, has 36 holes and is nestled in the golden foothills of Pasadena next to the world famous Rose Bowl is only 5 to 7 minutes drive. Also a nine-hole golf course and tennis courts are within walking distance of our home
Our house has a big four- tier back yard (no railings) and a small front yard. The backyard has plenty of space for relaxing while listening to the water fountain in the small pond, sun bathing, or simply reading a good book.
There is a comfortable cozy living room with a wood burning fireplace.
Dining room is adjacent to the kitchen, accommodates six people. There is a small family room with a large TV.
There is unrestricted off street parking available in front of our house.
A 14 % TOT, (Transient Occupancy Tax), will be collected separately, due upon arrival in cash.
▪ Pets might be allowed on a pre-approved basis only and guest must clean after their pooch.
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On August 22nd 2015, a display jet failed to pull out of a loop and ploughed into traffic waiting at lights on a main road near the airport. Eleven people died.
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The river is the Adur in Sussex and the shrub just a few hundred yards from the A27 which, this last week, has been the focus of world attention after a jet ploughed into traffic lights there*. Eleven people died, many more were direct witnesses waiting at the lights just behind those who were hit, or travelling on the eastbound carriageway. Others saw the ball of flame from the airport where they were spectators, and thousands sat in shock at home as social media and TV put out video, photos, and stunned analysis throughout that day and the several that followed.
The road is partially opened today (August 30th) and on Tuesday I will be on it taking kittens for their vaccinations. I will be feeling simultaneously selfish and grateful that I was not there on that day and nor was anyone I know**.
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Here the Magic Must Be
The river was almost at its zenith, that tipping point between the heaving press of the sea from the coast and the thundering weight of dark, fresh water draining from the hills. It glittered and sparkled along its banks as if strung with fairy lights.
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awittyusername 3 years ago#1
Grieving relatives sometimes overrule the wishes of patients who have signed the organ donor register - although this usually happens when families are not aware of a loved one's wishes. [...]
It says the UK will examine systems - such as in the US - where families are not permitted to override pre-existing consent so people can be confident their pledge to donate will be respected. [...]
The strategy calls for a national debate on proposals to increase organ donation. For example it wants to know whether the public would support a system similar to the one in Israel and Singapore where those on the organ donor register get higher priority if they ever need a transplant. [...]
There are around 7,300 people in the UK waiting for a transplant. Last year there were 1,212 deceased donors.
NHSBT says the waiting list "considerably under-represents the true number of people who could benefit from an organ transplant".
It says evidence suggests the demand for transplants is likely to continue to increase in years to come. [...]
Dr Tony Calland, chair of the British Medical Association's ethics committee, said donation should become a natural and expected event.
He added: "The BMA believes the best way to achieve this is through the introduction of an opt-out system for organ donation, similar to that planned for Wales from 2015.
I support all three.
blacktrance 3 years ago#2
The first one is unambiguously good. Families don't get to override a deceased person's will (unless the will has something illegal in it), so the same principle should apply here.
The second one is an improvement over the status quo, but organ markets would be even better.
The third one is somewhat iffy. It's good that you can opt out, but why should consent be the default? It's not like we assume that people consent to everything they don't explicitly opt out of.
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ArwenTinuviel 3 years ago#5
#1: Great. There is zero reason why the deceased's relatives should have the ability to override the person's will.
#2: Not bad. I think this would increase the amount of organ donors in the long run, but as an organ donor myself I don't really care either way.
#3: Great. It will increase the amount of organ donors in the long run while still providing choices for those with religious or other personal objections.
I was iffy about #1 until blacktrance's point about wills. That does make sense, and your family shouldn't be overriding your wishes.
#2 I guess I'm ok with as long as that factor is the last one considered in a tiebreaker type scenario.
#3 I'm all for. We, as human beings, should be implementing that world wide.
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Superlnfinity45 3 years ago#7
1 and 2 seem quite reasonable.
Meanwhile I would not agree to 3 because I believe that modern medicine is a terrible thing, even when it helps people. That's not how biology is supposed to work and in the end all such systems will collapse.
If medical science is causing someone to remain alive, then in the future their descendants will have the same problems. Charles Darwin noted this dilemma in his Descent of Man. It's the height of arrogance to believe that we can mess with nature, stick an organ from here into there. The so-called miracles of modern medicine only cause greater pain in the long run. Guess what, we all die. It's the medical scientists who are living in a hippy dreamworld, thinking they are doing something good and making a difference.
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Thanatos the Great 3 years ago#8
1 and 3 are good. 2 is terrible.
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FunWithAFryPan 3 years ago#9
Superlnfinity45 posted...
1 and 2 seem quite reasonable.
Well to be fair we probably shouldn't be listening to someone on this issue who is an admitted misanthrope.
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FunWithAFryPan posted...
Superlnfinity45 posted...1 and 2 seem quite reasonable.
And human extinctionist. And anti-miscegenationist.
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