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Aiken Standard (Newspaper) - April 13, 1989, Aiken, South Carolina Inside Ueberroth Strikes Out Page 2A A Quick Read Vending Machines Dispense Tanning Oil DOVER, Del. (AP) — Sun worshipers from Delaware to California heading to beaches this summer will find a new ally in the war on skin cancer: vending machines dispensing tanning oil at 50 cents a spritz. Beachgoers insert the change in the slot of a Polynesian-looking bam-boo-and-grass hut, choose a sunscreen with a factor of zero, eight or 15, then move a wand over themselves as the machine squirts out a mist of suntan lotion. "Each application is 40 seconds, which is ample time to spray the whole body," said Brian Darby, a 32-year-old Wilmington businessman who holds the franchise for the machines for Delaware and Worcester County, Md., which includes the resort area of Ocean City. By the time the beach season begins, eight of the machines should be scattered throughout those areas, he said. If he gets more investors, he hopes to have an additional eight machines in place before the summer's out. "Over a five-year period, our goal is to have 500 units in our franchised territory," said Darby, who owns Small Wonder Advertising Specialties Inc. Soviet Writer Finds Remains Of Family MOSCOW (AP) - A well-known Soviet screenwriter and former policeman says he unearthed the remains of murdered Czar Nicholas II and the czar's family a decade ago and wants to give them a proper burial, the Moscow News reported. Geli Ryabov told the newspaper he was convinced he had found the remains of the last of the Romanovs in a pit in Sverdlosk in the Ural mountains by the number of corpses, the type of wounds and dental prostheses he found. The bodies had been hidden to keep the burial place from becoming a shrine for monarchist pilgrimages, Ryabov said. Moscow News published his account in its latest edition Wednesday, along with a photo of a blackened skull the paper said Ryabov identified as being that of Nicholas II. "The conviction ripened in me that I must find out and tell people the truth about the execution and burial of the Romanovs," Ryabov told the newspaper. Weather Fair Skies Fair skies are forecast tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Partly cloudy skies are forecast Friday with a high in the mid 70s. Please see details on Page 4A. Deaths Larry E Frost, Tenille, Ga Robert N. Griffin, Augusta Mary E Gunter, Ward Charles M. Krick, Aiken Marshall B. Parsons ll, LaCanada, Calif. Please see details on Page 4A. Inside Today Bridge..............................................4C Calendar.........................................9B Classifieds........................................2C Comics.............................................4B Crossword........................................5C Cryptoquote......................................3C Dear Abby.........................................4B Local Front ......................................1B Obituaries........................................ 4A Opinions...........................................1C Sports...............................................7A Television............ 4B Weather........................................... 4A Page 2A 2Uk?tt Thursday, April 13, 1989 25C Aiken, South Carolina Sales Edge Up In March By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Retail sales, held back by sluggish business at car dealerships and department stores, edged up a slim 0.1 percent in March after posting a sharp decline during the previous month, the government reported today. The Commerce Department said sales rose to a seasonally adjusted $139.42 billion last month after falling 0.6 percent in February and jumping 0.6 percent in January. The figures are not adjusted to exclude the effects of rising prices. For the third straight month, overall sales in March were held down by a decline in spending on autos, which account for almost one-fourth of the retail total. Car sales were down 0.1 percent in March after declining 2.5 percent in February and 1.9 percent in January. It was the first time auto sales have declined for three straight months since July through September 1984, when the decreases were more pronounced. Carmakers in recent weeks have launched a new round of incentive programs in hopes of luring customers back to showrooms during the prime spring selling season despite higher interest rates for loans. Excluding the automotive category, retail sales last month still were up just 0.2 percent after holding virtually even during February and rising 1.4 percent in January. Retail spending accounts for about one-third of overall economic activity and is closely watched as a measure of the economy's health. Many analysts are expecting an economic slowdown this year in response to an ongoing campaign by the Federal Reserve Board to push up interest rates and thus dampen demand and restrain inflation. In the key category of department and other general merchandise stores, sales fell 1.2 percent in March to $15.6 billion after declining 1.5 percent in February'. In a separate report earlier this month, the nation's big retailers reported mixed March results, with giant Sears, Roebuck and Co. reporting strong sales under its new competitive pricing policy while other chains were less pleased with last month's showing. Overall, sales of durable goods, "big ticket" items expected to last three or more years, were down 0.2 percent last month after plunging 1.7 percent in February. Sales of non-durable goods, meanwhile, rose 0.3 percent in March after climbing 0.2 percent during the previous month. Among the categories of goods to report sales increases last month were: food and grocery stores, up 0.2 percent; gasoline service stations, up 0.5 percent; and bars and restaurants, up 0.5 percent. Vol. 122 No. 89 Retail Sales Seasonally adjusted, billions of dollars 142 AMJJASOND J F M 198a 1989 Mar. '88 Feb. '89 Mar. '89 $133.8 | $139.3 | $139.4 \ Source: U S Dept of Commerce AP Cult Godfather' Target Of Manhunt AP Laserphoto SUSPECT: Mexico police pull the shirt off Elio Hernandez Rivera, a suspect in the Matamoras killings, to show off the markings made by "The Godfather" designating him as one of the top men in the cult. By The Associated Press MATAMOROS, Mexico — Authorities conducted an international manhunt today for the "godfather" of a drug-smuggling voodoo cult that allegedly sacrificed and mutilated at least 12 people to make its members invulnerable. U.S and Mexican authorities were sc ire binfor Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, a Cuban who police said orchestrated the ritual slayings on a remote ranch outside of this Mexican border town. Constanzo is believed to have fled into the United States with Matamoras resident Sara Maria Aldrete, a 24-year-old, 6-foot-l runette described by Texas Attorney General Jim Mattox as the "witch of the operation." A wanted poster issued by the Cameron County Sheriff's Department in Texas described her as "extremely dangerous. Use caution." In Miami, television station WPLG reported Wednesday night that Metro-Dade police have been alerted that Constanzo was believed to be heading toward the Florida city. Also Wednesday, in a manner not seen in the United States, Mexican police individually displayed four of five detained suspects i front of scores of media representatives, who subjected them to a barrage of questions. "We killed them for protection," said suspect Elio Hernandez Rivera, 22 of Matamoras. He added that he shot one victim and decapitated another. Police pulled up Hernandez Rivera's shirt and jacket to show scars on his shoulders and back. One was shaped like an arrow, (See CULT, Page IU) Former '60s Radical Hoffman Found Dead By The Associated Press NEW HOPE, Pa. - Abbie Hoffman, the satirical Chicago Seven radical who captured the hearts and minds of one generation and angered another by tossing dollar bills on a stock exchange floor and founding the Yippie party, has died. He was 52. Hoffman, who wrote the books "Revolution for the Hell of It" and "Steal This Book," was found dead in his home Wednesday evening, said Solebury Township Police Chief Richard Mangan. He was fully dressed and under the covers of his bed. Michael Waldron, a neighbor, found Hoffman and told police Hoffman had been depressed about an auto accident in which he suffered a broken leg last June. But Mangan said no evidence suggest ed suicide. An autopsy is planned for tonight. Hoffman's death shocked those who knew him. "Oh, God. I'm stunned. He was brilliant," Dr. Timothy Leary said. The LSD guru then added he needed time to collect his thoughts before he could comment further. • "Abbie Hoffman was an American legend," Leary said later. Gerald B. Lefcourt, Hoffman's longtime attorney, remembered him as a humorous man devoted to correcting what was wrong with society. "He threw money on the (American) stock exchange floor in the late '60s and was able to show in that satirical event, (See FORMER, Page 11A) AP Laserphoto ABBIE HOFFMAN: The former 60s radical died at his home Wednesday nigh!. Westinghouse Needs More Office Space By BRAD SWOPE Staff Writer Do you have office space to rent in the Aiken-Augusta area? If it meets Westinghouse specifications, the company wants to talk to you immediately. The new Savannah River Site contractor says it has outgrown rented offices in Aiken and North Augusta, and will begin advertising Friday for additional quarters to counteract what officials called a "severe shortage" of office space. "People are sitting on top of each other," said Patricia Weber, a company spokeswoman. Westinghouse Savannah River Co. needs at least 30,000 more square feet of office space within 30 minutes driving time of SRS to fill immediate needs, Executive Vice President Ambrose L. Schwallie said in a news release issued I Wednesday afternoon. "We are also looking for at least 100,000 square feet of office space located within 15 highway miles of SRS to meet longterm needs," Schwallie said. Westinghouse, which replaced the Du Pont Co. at Savannah River on April I, has recreated locally the payroll, administrative and engineering systems that Du Pont had operated out of company headquarters in Wilmington, Del. Westinghouse and Bechtel Savannah River Co., its construction subcontractor, have moved more than 400 professional and clerical employees to the area since they won the site contract last September. "These additional functions, along with increased staffing at the site over the last year or so, have created a severe shortage of office space," Schwallie said. Westinghouse already rents 11,300 square feet of office space at Woodside Executive Office Park in Aiken, and 20,000 square feet at Control Data Business and Technology Center in North Augusta. The newspapers ads will be a "request for information" rather than a formal bid request, Ms. Weber said. The 30,000 feet could be in separate locations, though the company would prefer it in one spot, she said. Officials want the 100,000 feet to be in a single building or in adjacent multiple buildings, which would create the opportunity for a developers to put up new structures The 100,000 should be expandable to 400,000, to allow for long-term "growth and flexibility," Ms. Weber said. "You don't want to limit the potential." Responses to the ads are due by Friday, April 21. Agreement On Import Quotas Near By KATHY KADANE States News Service WASHINGTON - The Bush administration has announced a breakthrough in multilateral trade talks in Geneva that could lead to the end of import quotas on foreign textiles by the mid-1990s. Textile industry leaders have long opposed any change in the quota system that would increase imports, and have blamed imports for the loss of thousands of U.S. jobs in the textile industry in recent years. As recently as last January, they told President George Bush they favored a tightened quota system. In interviews this week, they say they are still assessing what effects an agreement to end the quota system might have. Administration and congressional sources said an agreement ending the quota system was likely to result in increased imports, and that to recoup losses from competition with foreign products, the U.S.industry would have to increase its exports. But chief U.S.textile negotiator, Ronald J. Sorini, said the exporting countries had made important concessions. "They agreed to put the issue of subsidies (for their textile industries) and barrios (to their markets) on the table for the first time - this was the primary movement. The U.S. should see that as a victory," Sorini said. In a statement released Saturday, U.S-.Trade Representative Carla Hills praised the breakthrough, saying a "framework to guide" the talks had been adopted, and that if a final agreement was reached, it would result in a "world trading system (which) will be greatly stengthened." 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Saraswatichandra: 13th May; The Brothers United Against Guman
Saraswatichandra 13th May written episode: Saras and Kumud come back with Kabir, who receives a fresh welcome in the Desai house as Saraswati's son. Everyone becomes pale when Saras asks about Danny. Kumud understands that something is being hidden. She insists on knowing the facts.
Yash's mother repeats everything, what Kalika has done against Danny at Guman's instruction. Saras says that he is least surprised at this as nothing better can be expected from a woman like Guman.
Vidya receives a call from the hospital and comes to know that Laxminandan has completely recovered and he can taken back home soon. When everyone is excited about the news, Saras notices that Kabir has become upset. Kabir tells him that he was brought up with the concept that both Laxminandan and Guman were responsible for his mother's death and his misery.
Kabir confesses that it was he who hit Laxmi by car and then took him to the hospital, to earn the trust of the Desai family. Now he feels ashamed. Saras tells him that their father will forgive him and become much happy to get him back.
Saras tells Kabir that it was Guman, who changed him with a dead child and wanted to kill him. Danny comes in the middle and hears this. He bursts on Saras for hiding such big facts from him.
Saras clears that he was afraid whether Danny would be able to bear such grim truths, as everything is about his mother. Danny declares that everything is over between Guman and him. Kabir says sorry to Danny for sending him to jail. Danny forgives him. Kalika follows the whole thing stealthily.
Danny and Kabir become impatient to punish Guman for her crimes. Saras assures them that they can easily do it as they are three now. They visit the hospital. Kabir apologizes to Laxminandan and becomes upset. Saras controls him.

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Auto Staring btsync (Bit Torrent Sync) / SyncApp on CentOSPosted: November 6, 2015 Filed under: linux | Tags: bit torrent syncapp, btsync, syncapp Leave a comment
I used to use this software, and wanted to share the init script I've been using:
#!/bin/bash # # Super ultra basic startup script for btsync # # chkconfig: 345 55 25 # description: bittorrent sync # processname: btsync # pidfile: # config: # Source function library . /etc/init.d/functions # Get network config . /etc/sysconfig/network if [ -f /etc/sysconfig/btsync ]; then . /etc/sysconfig/btsync fi # Check that networking is up. [ ${NETWORKING} = "no" ] && exit 1 if [ ! -f $BIN ] ; then echo "missing binary: $BIN" exit 1; fi if [ ! -f $CONF ] ; then echo "missing configuration: $CONF" echo "run $BIN --dump-sample-config to create a default configuration" exit 6; fi if [ -z $USER ] ; then USER=root fi start() { DIR=$(dirname "${PID}") if [ ! -d "$DIR" ] ; then mkdir $DIR fi daemon --pidfile $PID --user $USER $BIN --config $CONF echo_success } stop() { killproc -p $PID $BIN } case "$1" in start) start ;; stop) stop ;; restart) stop start ;; status) status -p $PID $BIN ;; *) echo "usage: $0 {start|stop|restart|status}" ;; esac exit 0;
And then the /etc/sysconfig/btsync
# SyncApp Settings # USER=syncapp CONF=/etc/btsync.conf BIN=/usr/sbin/btsync PID=/var/run/btsync/btsync.pid
Auto staring PlexConnect on CentOSPosted: November 6, 2015 Filed under: linux | Tags: init, linux, plex, plexconnect Leave a comment
With AppleTV 4 we are getting a native Plex client, but some people are still using PlexConnect as it works, and is very stable.
Some time ago I create a very simple init script to start, stop and update PlexConnect:
#!/bin/sh # ### BEGIN INIT INFO # Provides: PlexConnect # Required-Start: $network $local_fs # Required-Stop: $local_fs # Default-Start: 3 5 # Default-Stop: 0 1 6 # Short-Description: starts PlexConnect # Description: starts PlexConnect ### END INIT INFO # Source function library. . /etc/init.d/functions . /lib/lsb/init-functions if [ ! -f /etc/sysconfig/PlexConnect ] ; then echo "/etc/sysconfig/PlexConnect missing!" exit 0; fi . /etc/sysconfig/PlexConnect ## Variables #USER=root #PROG=PlexConnect #LOCKFILE=/var/lock/subsys/$PROG #HOMEDIR=/srv/$PROG #PIDFILE=/var/run/$PROG.pid #PYTHON=/usr/local/bin/python2.7 start() { # Check for already running if status $PROG > /dev/null ; then echo "$PROG (pid `pidofproc -p $PIDFILE $PROG`) is running..." exit 0; fi # Start daemon. echo -n "Starting $PROG: " cd $HOMEDIR screen -dmS $PROG $PYTHON $PROG.py $OPTIONS RETVAL=$? if [ $RETVAL -eq 0 ] ; then PID=`screen -ls | grep PlexConnect | awk -F'.' '{print $1}' | tr -d '\t'` echo $PID > $PIDFILE log_success_msg "" else log_failure_msg "" fi [ $RETVAL -eq 0 ] && touch $LOCKFILE return $RETVAL } stop() { echo -n $"Shutting down $PROG: " killproc -p $PIDFILE $PYTHON RETVAL=$? if [ $RETVAL -eq 0 ] ; then log_success_msg "" else log_failure_msg "" fi [ $RETVAL -eq 0 ] && rm -f $LOCKFILE return $RETVAL } update() { echo "Updating $PROG" cd $HOMEDIR git pull } # See how we were called. case "$1" in start) start ;; stop) stop ;; status) status $PROG ;; restart|force-reload) stop start ;; try-restart|condrestart) if status $PROG > /dev/null; then stop start fi ;; update) RESTART="FALSE" if status $PROG > /dev/null; then stop RESTART="TRUE" fi update if [ "$RESTART" = "TRUE" ] ; then start fi ;; reload) exit 3 ;; *) echo $"Usage: $0 {start|stop|status|restart|try-restart|force-reload|update}" exit 2 esac
It will require /etc/sysconfig/PlexConnect:
# PlexConnect Settings USER=root PROG=PlexConnect LOCKFILE=/var/lock/subsys/$PROG HOMEDIR=/srv/$PROG PIDFILE=/var/run/$PROG.pid PYTHON=/usr/local/bin/python2.7 OPTIONS=""
(PlexConnect like Python 2.7)
Could probably be made smarter, but it works for me.
RHEL6 – disable IPv6 on an interfacePosted: November 22, 2011 Filed under: linux | Tags: kvm, linux, rhel6 Leave a comment
I've been having fun upgrading, or should one say migrating to RHEL6 (Scientific Linux 6.1). As run KVM (Virtualization) I have a bridge running for my VM to connect to the network.
Now I suddenly noticed that IPv6 was enable on my 'eth0' which is part of the bridge, this should not happen as it can cause communication issues (yes I got IPv6 enabled devices on my network). So after a bit of searching I found a bug from Redhat (bug#496444) which states that IPV6INIT=no does not work for a single interface, in fact it does not work at all. The bug is still open.
Now after a bit of searching I found something which works just fine:
# echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/ethX/disable_ipv6
To make this permanent add it to /etc/rc.d/rc.local then IPv6 will get disabled every time the server restarts.
Linux – CentOS5 and software raids…..Posted: May 28, 2011 Filed under: linux | Tags: 99-raid-check, linux, resync, software raid Leave a comment
We all like RAID, and with Linux it's a pretty cheap way to get enough space to store ones DVD/Music collection, I run a fairly large RAID5 which is working without a hiccup, but much to my surprise I was checking my /proc/mdstat and saw:
md5 : active raid5 sdh1[4] sdg1[3] sdf1[2] sde1[1] sdd1[0]
7814033408 blocks level 5, 64k chunk, algorithm 2 [5/5] [UUUUU]
[================>....] resync = 81.5% (1593083392/1953508352) finish=2362.7min speed=2540K/sec
Then I checked dmesg, and /var/log/messages, no errors, no nothing so how could that happen, after a bit of searching I found a long discussion – it seams that after CentOS 5.4 they decided to add /etc/cron.weekly/99-raid-check which is controlled by /etc/sysconfig/raid-check – which by all means is fair, but but with a rebuild speed of 2540K/sec and more than a 7TB raid this might take slightly more than a week.
One can move the check to run only ones a month by moving the script from cron.weekly to cron.monthly, but it will still take time.
In general there is nothing wrong with running a resync on a raid, but it can take some time, and it should not be run every week, and if it is they should have have forced the speed up to something like 20000K/sec or at least have made it configurable. Especially for us who have a controller which can handle +100000K/sec
AirTunes – forked-daapd and Airport ExpressPosted: April 14, 2011 Filed under: apple, linux | Tags: apple, forked-daapd, linux 6 Comments
One small issue one can run into after installing forked-daapd is that using the iPhone/iPad remote one cannot play any songs.
Looking in /var/opt/forked-daapd.log one will see something:
[2011-04-14 11:24:59] laudio: Could not open playback device: No such file or directory
[2011-04-14 11:24:59] player: Could not open local audio
[2011-04-14 11:24:59] dacp: Could not start playback
The reason for this issue is that the device one is trying to send the output to is not know to forked-daapd, or it is not selected by default.
The way to solve this is;
1) install sqlite3 tools
2) use bonjour browser, find the id of the device which will be in HEX, then use the Calculator to convert it into binary.
3) stop forked-daapd (/etc/init.d/forked-daapd stop)
4) open the database with sqlite3:
# sqlite3 /var/cache/forked-daapd/songs3.db
sqlite> insert into speakers (, 1, 100);
sqlite> update speakers
… set selected = 0
… where id = 0;
5) start forked-daapd (/etc/init.d/forked-daapd start)
And now in Remote it should be possible to play songs.
Linux – Software RAID speedPosted: April 2, 2011 Filed under: linux | Tags: linux, os, software raid Leave a comment
Having reshaped a RAID5 twice of as many weeks, I've found that adding a 2TB drive takes a good 36 hours, which is kind of frustrating.
After a bit of searching, I discovered that there is a setting in /sys/block/md*/md/stripe_cache_size which by default is set to 256. This is enough for normal day operations, but during a reshape I was seeing speeds around 16mb/s, which meant that it would take a long time to finish.
There are mixed results, some people run into issue if they increase the value beyond 1024, other people are not seeing problems until they go to 64k. There is a performance test here which show that the optimum speed is 8192, but then again this might vary due to other issues.
linked to http://peterkieser.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/stripe_cache_size2.png
Try it out, it might help in your setup.
QNAP TS-410 SoHo NAS devicesPosted: November 7, 2010 Filed under: hardware, linux | Tags: hardware, linux Leave a comment
I recently had the "pleasure" to try a NAS device, more specific a QNAP TS-410, which is handy little box which takes 4 harddrives (each upto 2TB), 2 Gigabit network ports, a few USB ports, and a 2 eSATA ports.
Very neat, but it's let down but the lack of a decent CPU (Marvell 6281 800MHz), which shows that it takes around 18 hours to build a 3x2TB Raid5 (which really IS slow). It might come down to the drives not being aligned, as the OS (software) does not take into consideration that drives which is 1TB or larger does no longer use 512bytes per sector. 2TB drivers (mostly) uses 4kb.
The software in it self is ok'ish, one can do what one wants to do, except for one small thing which is ok for home use, but in the office it would be nice to be able to configure UID and GID per user, and group, or use an external source like LDAP or NIS – currently only AD is available, which is somewhat dissatisfying – as it does not provide UID/GID. So for usage in an environment where NFS is being used this box and any other one from QNAP is a no-go as they all use the same software.
Transfer speed, well with a bit of luck one can get about 20mb/s writing and about 35mb/s for read – that is with a raid5 build with Samsung F4 2TB's and gigabit network – needless to say I was disappointed.
I was lucky enough to find a nice home for the thing, and it is no longer in posession.
I moved the drives to my old trusted server, and is now getting around 50-55mb/s writing.


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Juan Antonio Pérez Simón has built up a huge collection of Victorian art in Mexico, of all places, and he's lent 52 works back to the UK. They're shown in the most appropriate of settings: Lord Leighton's opulent 19th-century home, where the president of the Royal Academy entertained the Victorian art world. Many of the painters in the show, such as Millais and Burne-Jones, would have visited.
If you love Victoriana, then, this show is unmissable. If, like me, you still struggle with the idea that, as Britain forged on into a modern industrial world, the Pre-Raphaelites and their followers retreated into Arthurian legend and ancient myth, then you might find it missable.
It's undoubtedly a strong collection, rich in the era's leading artists, such as Leighton, but also in less celebrated painters such as Edward John Poynter, with his melancholy Andromeda, and John Melhuish Strudwick, an assistant to Burne Jones; technically accomplished yet lacking the gravitas of his master.
The show's star, though, is Lawrence Alma-Tadema, painter of exquisitely detailed but kitsch tableaux bathed in Mediterranean light and heat. His vast painting Roses of Heliogabalus, the story of an ancient Syrian emperor who suffocated his guests with rose petals, is probably the most gently sensual depiction of mass slaughter in art, and is shown in a room with bouquets and an overwhelming scent of roses. Many will love this theatrical crescendo. It made me want to run for the hills.
Until March 29 (0800 912 6968, rbkc.gov.uk)
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The St. John's IceCaps and Old Dutch are back with another Practice with the Pros contest.
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Five local charities received monetary donations to support their endeavours in the province
St. John's rallies from 2-0 hole to get Olkinuora his first professional win
Sophomore rearguard to rejoin AHL club
St. John's splits two-game set with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
St. John's takes first of two vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
Two-time All-Star to rejoin IceCaps on on current six-game road trip
IceCaps in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Bridgeport to open six-game trip
IceCaps players turn to extra equipment to prevent injury
Recaps, stats and other info from the past week of IceCaps hockey.
Worcester beats St. John's in shootout for second-straight night
IceCaps' defenceman bound for Winnipeg after injuries strike again
Sateri stands tall in goal as Worcester gets even with St. John's
Tickets available though Mile One Centre Box Office at noon
IceCaps goaltending coach logs lots of travel to ensure bright future between the pipes
St. John's rallies from 2-0 deficit to earn come-from-behind win against Worcester
2014 AHL All-Star Classic to take place Feb. 11-12 in St. John's
Five game homestand resumes vs. division rival Worcester
Recaps, stats and other info from the past week of IceCaps hockey.
Manchester scores shorthanded goal with 14 seconds left to beat St. John's
St. John's beats Manchester 5-2 to take first game of series
Club to sport new look Friday and Saturday vs. Manchester
Tickets available to the general public next Thursday (November 14th) at noon
IceCaps return home after a six-game road swing to host first place Monarchs
Recaps, stats and other info from the past week of IceCaps hockey. Click here to download the Rock Report for Week 5
All IceCaps players to participate by sporting moustaches during the month
Forward played in three games with the IceCaps, earning one assist
Re-assign Melchiori and Chiarot to IceCaps
Offence falls silent in 3-0 loss
Redmond, Pasquale lead IceCaps to sweep of Pirates
Sophomore to fill spot on Jets blueline
Trio of local charities received $5000 to support their endeavours in the province
Stops in Lewiston (Portland) and Worcester signal end to lengthy trip
Two goals for Klingberg
Come by to pick up a copy of the team calendar and meet a few of your St. John's IceCaps!
Centre appeared in three games with the Jets since his recall on Oct. 17
IceCaps continue six-game Atlantic Division road trip
Third-year pro summoned to help ailing Jets blueline
Recaps, stats and other info from the past week of IceCaps hockey.
St. John's falls 5-2 to Providence
IceCaps stage a spirited comeback but drop 5-3 decision to Monarchs
Jaffray's second period marker stands as game-winner
Third jersey to be unveiled Friday, November 8th
IceCaps begin six-game Atlantic Division road trip this weekend
St. John's signs forward to professional tryout contract
Third-year pro Ben Chiarot a big part of IceCaps young defence corps
IceCaps split pair with Bears
Bears earn series split with 4-0 victory
Pardy to take Jacob Trouba's spot on Jets active roster
St. John's rides four-goal third to down Hershey
The IceCaps welcome the Hershey Bears looking to snap a two-game losing streak
Gifts available for pickup at the box office Friday and Saturday between 9:30 AM and 5 PM, and during this weekend's games
Winnipeg recalls centre Patrice Cormier from St. John's
Veterans Gordon, Samson bringing poise and production
IceCaps teaming with Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation – Atlantic Region, to bring awareness to the disease and show support for those it has impacted
IceCaps drop pair of contests vs. Bulldogs, Marlies
Wear your PJs and cheer for the team in pajama comfort!
Defenceman T.J. Brennan, coming off AHL Player-of-the-Week honours, fired a hat trick as the Toronto Marlies doubled the St. John's IceCaps 6-3
St. John's allows two shorthanded goals in 3-2 loss
IceCaps Alley merchandise now available to fans online
IceCaps play the Bulldogs, 9 p.m. (NT) Friday and the Marlies, 4:30 p.m. (NT) Saturday
Cullity assigned to Idaho, Bell headed for Ontario
IceCaps face Bulldogs, Marlies in first road trip of 2013-14
IceCaps and partner Johnson Insurance teaming with Janeway for Jamarama fundraiser
Defenceman signs two-way American Hockey League contract
Rookies Kichton, Lipon and Lowry showing they belong
The IceCaps Care Foundation is accepting grant applications for the 2013-14 season.
Recaps, stats and other info from the past week of IceCaps hockey.
IceCaps assign defenceman Cody Sol to the Ontario Reign of the ECHL
Bonavista native to join IceCaps blueline
O'Dell hat-trick sends St. John's to series split
Defencemen Ehrhardt, Hill and Lampl signed to tryout contracts
St. John's loses 4-3 to Providence on opening night
IceCaps host Bruins in 2013-14 home opener
IceCaps add veterans to bolster lineup
See the winning ticket numbers from Tuesday's Season Ticket Holder Reception
IceCaps and Rogers TV announce 2013-14 broadcast schedule
Winnipeg places Grant Clitsome on injured reserve
Zach O'Brien and Yasin Cisse reassigned to ECHL's Ontario Reign
St. John's takes Game 3 but Crunch repeat as Mary's Cup winners
St. John's can't solve Helenius, loses 1-0 to Syracuse
St. John's defeated 5-2 in Game 1 of Mary's Cup
Pasquale to join training camp in St. John's
Lowry, O'Dell, Telegn and Gordon assigned to IceCaps training camp
Metrobus Park and Ride available for Thursday night's exhibition game at Mile One Centre
Chiarot, Klingberg, Melchiori, Hutchinson, Samson to join training camp in St. John's
IceCaps will face off against Syracuse Crunch in a three-game series for the Mary's Cup
Jaffray, Mouillierat among those re-assigned
A look at the IceCaps' Atlantic Division rivals the Providence Bruins
St. John's native Zach Bell re-assigned to IceCaps
A look at the IceCaps' Atlantic Division rivals the Portland Pirates
American Hockey League All-Stars to battle Farjestad BK in 2014 AHL All-Star Classic
Single game tickets will go on sale at noon this Saturday, September 14th
Persons with 1, 2, or 3 bedroom houses or apartments available for rent or lease are invited to list their rental property with the IceCaps
A look the IceCaps' competition in the Atlantic Division
Former NHLer to focus on evaluation and development with IceCaps players
Limited number of 10-game packs on sale noon Saturday, (September 7th) at Mile One Centre Box Office and online
Jets hire King as Assistant Coach for IceCaps
A visual breakdown of the IceCaps' 2013-14 regular season schedule
Club to open season Oct. 4 & 5 vs. Providence Bruins at Mile One
Telegram receives James H. Ellery Memorial Award for outstanding print media coverage during 2012-13 season
2013 Mary's Cup to take place Sept. 26, 28 & 29 in St. John's, Clarenville
The IceCaps will be holding Anthem Auditions at Mile One Centre Saturday, August 24th.
Club releases six guaranteed home dates
IceCaps jersey auction closes Monday, July 29
Eric O'Dell signs one-year, two-way contract
The Winnipeg Jets have hired Dusty Imoo as their Developmental Goaltending Coach.
50/50 Prize Still Unclaimed
Jets have signed defenceman Zach Redmond on a new one-year, two-way contract
Sign goaltenders to one-year, two-way contracts
Mullowney Honoured by AHL
Veterans Return and Newcomers Signed
Cormier Back in the Fold
No Changes for IceCaps
The Jets have agreed to terms with defenceman and Newfoundland native Adam Pardy.
The Winnipeg Jets have agreed to terms with forward John Albert on a new contract.
The Winnipeg Jets have agreed to terms with forwards Jerome Samson and Andrew Gordon.
Camp to feature several IceCaps, including Ben Chiarot, Julian Melchiori and Cody Sol
The Winnipeg Jets selected 10 players in total at the 2013 NHL Draft.
IceCaps organization honoured with two significant awards during the annual American Hockey League Marketing Meetings
Things are looking up for Lukas Sutter, who will be playing under the direction of his uncle Brent next year.
Legendary coach says IceCaps poised for success with strong leadership core
Previous ticket draws have expired in accordance with Lottery License Requirements. Third and final ticket draw is valid for 30 days.
Jaffray, Lunden and Mouillierat inked to new deals
Serville is looking forward to putting his injury-filled sophomore season behind.
Scheifele wrapped up his final year of junior in style with the Barrie Colts.
The original ticket number expired as of June 5, 2013 in accordance with Lottery License Requirements. The new ticket number is valid for 30 days (until July 5, 2013).
The IceCaps launched the second annual Buddy's Book Club – Summer Edition, Presented by Statoil, today at Elizabeth Park Elementary School in Paradise.
Reign to become official ECHL affiliate for the 2013-14 season
Stoykewych stepped into a leadership role this year, but he still shies away from the spotlight.
Connor Hellebuyck took over as starter only a few games into his freshman season, and he never looked back.
IceCaps will once again team with CBC Hockey Night In Canada's Play On! tournament June 22-23rd at Memorial University campus.
A limited number of IceCaps season tickets will be available for purchase Saturday, June 1st at Mile One Centre.
Jets' prospect Ryan Olsen had a breakout season this year with his new team, the Kelowna Rockets. | Photo: Marissa Baecker/Shoot the Breeze
The original ticket draw expired as of May 14th, 2013 in accordance with Lottery License Requirements. The new ticket number is valid for 30 days (until June 13, 2013).
Unused sticks, limited amount of other equipment and sale prices on selected merchandise available at IceCaps Alley on Sunday, May 12 at Mile One Centre
Jets' prospect Scott Kosmachuk is coming off of an impressive third OHL season with the Guelph Storm.
The off-ice success of the St. John's IceCaps is due in large part to a dedicated volunteer base.
A pair of events sponsored by the IceCaps and Purolator netted 21,000 pounds of food for Community Food Sharing Association.
St. John's splits pair against North Division champion Marlies
The Winnipeg Jets have recalled defenceman Zach Redmond from his conditioning assignment with the IceCaps.
Lunden, Maxwell each record three-point games
St. John's gets by Toronto with 4-3 win
St. John's falls 4-1 to Hamilton
The IceCaps' season comes to a close this weekend when they visit the Bulldogs and Marlies for their final three games of 2012-13.
The Winnipeg Jets have assigned defenceman Zach Redmond to the IceCaps of the on a conditioning assignment.
The IceCaps have recalled defenceman Jake Marto from the Colorado Eagles of the ECHL.
St. John's wins twice in final week at home; club to finish season on the road in Hamilton, Toronto
The IceCaps have released defenceman Josh Godrey from his professional tryout contract.
The following are the winning numbers from the concourse jersey raffle which was held over the final four games at Mile One Centre.
Penguins escape with 5-4 OT win and two-game sweep
O'Dell takes MVP honours; Jaffray, Meech, Melchiori among other winners
The IceCaps finish their home schedule Sunday afternoon looking to split the two-game series with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
St. John's blanked 3-0 by stingy Penguins
The IceCaps have released centre Matthew Kirzinger from his amateur tryout contract.
The IceCaps go for three straight wins when they host the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins at Mile One Centre Saturday night.
The IceCaps and Purolator provided a truck full of food to the local Community Food Sharing Association this morning and will hold a food drive before Sunday's game.
The St. John's IceCaps will thank their fans by giving away thousands of dollars in cash and prizes during their final two home games this weekend at Mile One Centre.
Jaffray recognized for his outstanding contributions to communities in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador during the 2012-13 season.
St. John's sweeps division-rival Portland in two-game series
The IceCaps have acquired centre Mathieu Tousignant on loan from the Texas Stars of the American Hockey League.
The IceCaps look to sweep the Portland Pirates Wednesday at Mile One Centre in the last of eight meetings this season.
The IceCaps have signed goaltender Juho Olkinuora (YOU-ho ole-KIN-or-a) to an amateur tryout contract.
The IceCaps edged the Portland Pirates 3-2 Tuesday night in the first of two meetings at Mile One Centre between the Atlantic Division rivals.
The IceCaps host the Portland Pirates Tuesday at Mile One Centre in an Atlantic Division battle.
St. John's drops pair of games to Toronto; club to wrap up home slate vs. Portland, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton this week
Late push too little as St. John's falls 4-2 to Toronto
The IceCaps look to avenge Friday night's overtime loss with a rematch against the Marlies Saturday at Mile One Centre.
The IceCaps grabbed a point with a 3-2 overtime loss to the Toronto Marlies Friday night at in front of the 71st consecutive sellout at Mile One Centre.
Not getting to as many IceCaps games as you'd like? Well, you could be in luck.
The IceCaps and the provincial Office of Climate Change, Energy Efficiency and Emissions Trading want you to help turn back the tide by taking the bus.
The IceCaps begin their final home stand of the season Friday night against the Toronto Marlies at Mile One Centre.
The St. John's IceCaps have signed forward Adam Lowry to an amateur tryout contract.
The Winnipeg Jets have reassigned forward Patrice Cormier to the IceCaps.
The Winnipeg Jets announced they have recalled forward Aaron Gagnon from the IceCaps.
St. John's IceCaps one-year season ticket holders are advised they can now renew season tickets for the 2013-14 season.
IceCaps fans can have their say in creating a piece of history by backing their favourite player in the annual Fans Choice Award vote.
Grab your camera and participate in the Turn Back the Tide's Carbon Footprint Photo Challenge for your chance to win!
The American Hockey League announced that IceCaps centre Aaron Gagnon has been selected as the CCM/AHL Player of the Month for March.
IceCaps go 2-0 to finish road trip at 4-1
Maxwell scores twice as St. John's comes back to win 5-4 in overtime
The IceCaps take on the Worcester Sharks Saturday night at DCU Center attempting to win their season-high fourth straight game.
The St. John's IceCaps announced today they have launched their mobile website, designed specifically for users of iPhones, iPads, Blackberrys, and other handheld devices.
St. John's defeats Albany 4-2
Winning ticket numbers for St. Patrick's Day jersey raffles
The IceCaps look to stretch their winning streak to three when they continue their five-game road trip Wednesday night in Albany against the Devils.
IceCaps take four of six points against divisional foes
Gagnon, O'Dell extend scoring streaks
St. John's solid in 4-1 victory over Portland
St. John's can't contain Portland, lose 5-2
The IceCaps have signed forward Matthew Kirzinger to an amateur tryout contract.
The IceCaps begin a five-game road trip this weekend with three games against divisional rivals, including a pair against the Portland Pirates Friday and Saturday and an afternoon tilt Sunday in Manchester.
The Winnipeg Jets have reassigned goaltender Eddie Pasquale to the St. John's IceCaps.
The IceCaps and Statoil are Celebrating the Heroes of Tomorrow and are seeking nominations of deserving youth volunteers from our community.
St. John's IceCaps centre Eric O'Dell has been selected as the CCM/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Mar. 17, 2013.
IceCaps find gold on Paddy's Day weekend
St. John's scores twice in final 2:07 to earn sweep over Bulldogs
The St. John's IceCaps today announced they have signed forward Vinny Saponari to an amateur tryout contract.
The IceCaps look to sweep the Hamilton Bulldogs Saturday at Mile One Centre in a special St. Patrick's Day celebration.
St. John's ends home slump with dominant 5-0 victory
The St. John's IceCaps (23-32-1-4, 51 PTS) entertain the Hamilton Bulldogs (24-29-1-5, 54 PTS) Friday at Mile One Centre on Reverse Jersey Night.
The IceCaps have signed goaltender Scott Greenham (GREHN-um) to a professional tryout contract.
The Winnipeg Jets have recalled goaltender Eddie Pasquale from the IceCaps.
The Winnipeg Jets have recalled forward Patrice Cormier from the IceCaps.
A lucky St. John's IceCaps fan and three friends will enjoy a trip to Toronto and Hamilton to see their team face the Toronto Marlies and Hamilton Bulldogs, April 19-21 as part of the IceCaps' Big Smoke contest.
The autographed Eddie Pasquale military jersey at Sunday's FanFest raffle went unclaimed and a redraw was completed at 1:52 p.m. on Tuesday, March 12.
St. John's drops both games to Syracuse; Bulldogs come to town for St. Paddy's Day weekend
Reliving the first-ever IceCaps FanFest
Jets announce IceCaps have acquired defenceman Patrick Cullity from Springfield for future considerations.
The Jets have acquired forward Tomas Kubalik from the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for forward Spencer Machacek.
St. John's shut down by Syracuse in 4-2 setback
The IceCaps (23-31-1-4, 51 PTS) wrap up a two-game set with the Syracuse Crunch (35-17-3-4, 77 PTS) Saturday at Mile One Centre.
Syracuse erases two-goal deficit to win 3-2
The St. John's IceCaps (23-31-1-3, 50 PTS) entertain the Syracuse Crunch (34-17-3-4, 75 PTS) Friday and Saturday at Mile One Centre.
Recycle your cell phone at the March 16th game and be entered to win a game-ready St. Patrick's Day IceCaps jersey.
NHL team-signed sticks and jerseys, IceCaps game-worn jerseys among raffle items
Manchester sweeps St. John's; IceCaps host Syracuse Crunch this weekend
Eighteen lucky St. John's IceCaps fans will have the unique opportunity to watch their team play, alongside Danny Williams in his corporate suite.
St. John's suffers 4-1 loss and two-game sweep
The IceCaps look to bounce back against the Monarchs Saturday at Mile One after a devastating shootout loss Friday night.
St. John's falls 5-4 despite O'Dell's four-point effort
The St. John's IceCaps announced today they have signed defenceman Josh Godfrey to a professional tryout contract.
The IceCaps host the Manchester Monarchs for the second two-game series between the teams at Mile One Centre this season.
The St. John's IceCaps are helping the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador in their efforts to increase public awareness of climate change.
The Winnipeg Jets have recalled D Derek Meech from the IceCaps while re-assigning D Julian Melchiori and G Eddie Pasquale to the AHL club.
Ray Sawada fired his 10th goal of the season and added an assist but it wasn't enough as the St. John's IceCaps fell 4-3 to the Hamilton Bulldogs Tuesday night at Hamilton's Copps Coliseum.
The St. John's IceCaps wrap up their six-game road trip with their third stop in Hamilton to face the Bulldogs at Copps Coliseum Tuesday night.
St. John's scores nine goals in two-game week; club visits Hamilton before returning home to face Manchester
For the second year in a row the St. John's IceCaps have donated $20,000 to Special Olympics Newfoundland and Labrador.
Club shows resiliency in near comeback, scoring three times in third period
Coming off a big 5-1 win Wednesday night in Connecticut, the St. John's IceCaps head to Toronto to renew hostilities with the Toronto Marlies at Ricoh Coliseum Sunday afternoon.
The Winnipeg Jets announced today they have recalled defenceman Julian Melchiori from the St. John's IceCaps of the American Hockey League.
O'Dell notches hat trick in IceCaps' dominant performance
The St. John's IceCaps (22-28-1-2, 47 PTS) travel to Hartford to face the Connecticut Whale (25-21-4-2, 56 PTS) at the XL Center Wednesday night.
The St. John's IceCaps today announced they have recalled forward Norm Ezekiel (eh-ZEE-kee-uhl) from the Colorado Eagles of the ECHL.
St. John's drops three-of-four against divisional foes; club to renew rivalries against Whale, Marlies this week
The St. John's IceCaps were beaten 6-1 by the Portland Pirates Sunday afternoon at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee in Lewiston, Maine.
The St. John's IceCaps rebounded from an early 2-0 deficit to down the Manchester Monarchs 5-3 Saturday night at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.
The St. John's IceCaps lost their fifth straight game in a 5-2 loss to the Manchester Monarchs Friday night at Verizon Wireless Arena.
The St. John's IceCaps (21-26-1-2, 45 PTS) head to New England for three big divisional games this weekend against the Monarchs and Pirates.
Buddy the Puffin will meet fans for photos and autographs this Saturday, Febuary 16th, at IceCaps Alley, located at Mile One Centre!
The IceCaps and Purolator have announced that Sunday's Shuts Out Hunger food drive resulted in 3,500 pounds of food being collected to support the Community Food Sharing Association.
AHL All-Star Game, NHL and NBA Exhibition Games on the Radar
Everyone loves an underdog story and St. John's hockey fans are seeing one unfold, starring Kael Mouillierat of the AHL's IceCaps.
Jets recall Pasquale from IceCaps; Carrozzi summoned from Ontario (ECHL)
St. John's loses four straight, looks to right the ship on the road with big divisional matchups
The St. John's IceCaps announced today they have signed forward Josh Lunden to professional tryout contract.
The St. John's IceCaps today announced they have recalled defenceman Cody Sol from the Colorado Eagles of the ECHL.
The St. John's IceCaps came out flat Sunday afternoon, falling 7-3 to the Connecticut Whale in their fourth straight loss at Mile One Centre this week.
The St. John's IceCaps couldn't muster any offence in a 4-1 loss to the Connecticut Whale Saturday night at Mile One Centre.
Metrobus has announce that the Park and Ride shuttle service to and from Mile One Centre is going ahead tonight on schedule.
The St. John's IceCaps (21-24-1-2, 45 PTS) host the Connecticut Whale (20-21-4-2, 46 PTS) Friday for the first of two critical matchups this weekend.
The St. John's IceCaps and Scotiabank have teamed to support local female minor hockey by presenting Scotiabank Girls HockeyFest, Saturday, February 9th at Mile One Centre.
The Worcester Sharks blanked the St. John's IceCaps 4-0 Wednesday night to sweep the two-game series at Mile One Centre.
The St. John's IceCaps announced today they have released forward Josh Lunden from his professional tryout contract.
The St. John's IceCaps look to avenge last night's tough loss in a rematch against the Worcester Sharks Wednesday, the finale of a two-game set at Mile One Centre.
The St. John's IceCaps suffered a heartbreaking 3-2 loss to the Worcester Sharks Tuesday night at Mile One Centre.
The St. John's IceCaps (21-22-1-2, 45 PTS) host their divisional rivals the Worcester Sharks (20-18-1-5, 46 PTS) Tuesday in the first of two games at Mile One Centre.
Two wins over Binghamton inch IceCaps closer to playoff position; Worcester, Connecticut on tap this week
The St. John's IceCaps announced that the club's 2012-13 hockey card set is now available.
The St. John's IceCaps have re-assigned defenceman Cody Sol to the Colorado Eagles of the ECHL.
The St. John's IceCaps rode strong defensive play to a 1-0 triumph over the Binghamton Senators Saturday at Mile One Centre to sweep the two-game series.
The St. John's IceCaps conclude a two-game set with the Binghamton Senators Saturday at Mile One Centre looking to extend their home winning streak to a season-high three games.
Eric O'Dell netted two goals, including the game-winner, as the St. John's IceCaps defeated the Binghamton Senators 4-2 Friday night at Mile One Centre.
The St. John's IceCaps are partnering with Purolator for the Purolator Shuts Out Hunger Food Drive on Sunday, February 10th to support the Community Food Sharing Association.
The St. John's IceCaps (19-22-1-2, 41 PTS) resume play Friday when they host the Eastern Conference leading Binghamton Senators (27-10-1-3, 58 PTS) at Mile One Centre.
St. John's just four points back with key home stand on tap
The St. John's IceCaps announced today they have re-assigned goaltender Chris Carrozzi to the Ontario Reign.
The St. John's IceCaps fell victim to the Syracuse Crunch 6-3 Saturday night in a wild game at Onondaga War Memorial Arena in Syracuse, NY.
The St. John's IceCaps today announced they have agreed to terms with forward Kael Mouillierat.
The St. John's IceCaps rebounded from an ugly loss to best the Hershey Bears 3-1 in AHL action Friday night at the Giant Center in Hershey, PA.
The St. John's IceCaps (18-21-1-2, 39 points) look to start a new streak Friday when they visit the Hershey Bears (20-18-2-1, 43 points) at the Giant Center. The IceCaps sit 13th in the Eastern Conference, four points behind the eighth place Bears.
The St. John's IceCaps were blanked 3-0 by the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Wednesday night at Mohegan Sun Arena, snapping the team's season-high four game point streak.
The St. John's IceCaps, in conjunction with the American Hockey League, have announced that defenceman Derek Meech has been added to the Eastern Conference squad at the 2013 AHL All-Star Classic this weekend in Providence, RI.
The St. John's IceCaps (18-20-1-2, 39 points) carry a four-game point streak into Mohegan Sun Arena when they face the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (19-17-2-1) Wednesday night.
The St. John's IceCaps came away with a big 3-2 victory over the Binghamton Senators in a rare Monday night game at Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oRwDsAVKBg Puck drop: 8:35 PM NT Listen Live: stjohnsicecaps.com, 930 AM Watch: AHL Live The St. John's IceCaps (17-20-1-2, 37 points) take on the East Division's first place Binghamton Senators (25-9-1-3, 54 points) Monday at Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena. The IceCaps sit fifth in the Atlantic Division and 13th overall in the Eastern Conference, five points back of the Bridgeport Sound Tigers for the eighth and final playoff spot. Binghamton, first in the Eastern Conference, has the best winning percentage (.711) in the American Hockey League. SEASON SERIES (BNG 1-0) Dec. 31: BNG 4 STJ 2 Four different players scored for the Binghamton Senators as they defeated the St. John's IceCaps 4-2 in a New Year's Eve tilt in New York. Mike Hoffman, Shane Prince, Derek Grant and Mark Stone (into an empty net) gave the Senators their 19th victory of the season. For the IceCaps it was Maxime Macenauer scoring early and Paul Postma late, as the club finished its tough eight-game road trip on a losing note. ICECAPS NOTES LAST TIME OUT Jan. 19: STJ 1 NOR 0 The St. John's IceCaps bounced back from a tough overtime loss Friday to grab two points in a 1-0 win over the Norfolk Admirals Saturday at The Scope in Norfolk, VA. Spencer Machacek, fresh off a week-long training camp in Winnipeg, scored the game's only goal in the second period, notching his ninth of the season to tie him for the team lead. Eddie Pasquale stopped all 28 shots he faced for his third shutout of the season. Both teams were unable to capitalize on the plethora of power play opportunities. St. John's went 0-for-8 with the man advantage while Norfolk went 0-for-5. QUICK HITS Forwards Spencer Machacek and Max Macenauer, as well as defenceman Derek Meech, were all returned to St. John's by Winnipeg late Friday. The trio played in Saturday's 1-0 win at NOR, with Machacek scoring the only goal and Macenauer drawing an assist… G Eddie Pasquale picked up his 10th win and third shutout of the season Saturday… F Ben Maxwell is the only IceCap to have suited up in each of the team's 40 games. INJURY REPORT F John Albert returned to game action this past weekend after missing the previous 18 games with an upper body injury. Injured: Jason King (head), Shawn Weller (finger), Hunter Tremblay (concussion-like symptoms), Aaron Gagnon (undisclosed), Mark Dekanich (hamstring), Ivan Telegin (undisclosed). STREAKS and LEADERS F Eric O'Dell saw this three-game goal streak and four-game point streak come to an end Saturday… F Jason Jaffray has a point in three consecutive games (1G, 3A) and leads the club with 22 points (6G, 16A)… F Spencer Machacek's goal Saturday moved him into a tie for the team lead with O'Dell with nine and into second in game-winning goals with a pair.SENATORS NOTES RECENT ACTION Jan. 19: BRI 4 BNG 2 The Binghamton Senators had their three-game win streak snapped Saturday as they were defeated by the Bridgeport Sound Tigers, 4-2, at Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport. Cole Schneider and Mika Zibanejad both scored for the Senators while Marc Cheverie made his Binghamton debut, making 24 saves in the loss. BIG LOSSES With the NHL starting up this past week, the Senators lost both goaltenders to their NHL club in Ottawa. Robin Lehner was having a stellar season for Binghamton, compiling a 14-5-1 record with a 1.90 GAA (third) and a .945 SV% (second). Ben Bishop's numbers were also good: he was 8-3-2 with a 2.59 GAA and a .928 SV%. The duo joins Craig Anderson in Ottawa, as the club will carry three goaltenders for the time being. The B-Sens also lost F Jacob Silfverberg to the big club in Ottawa. The Swede still leads the B-Sens in scoring with 29 points (13G, 16A) in 34 games. QUICK HITS Joining head coach Luke Richardson as Senators representatives at the 2013 AHL All-Star Classic are Lehner and D Andre Benoit. The 29-year old rearguard has 25 points (9G, 16A) in 34 games for Binghamton… D Eric Gryba is third overall in plus/minus with a +21 rating… F Derek Grant's four shorthanded goals are good for first in the AHL. His four shorthanded points rank him second. LISTEN TO EVERY ICECAPS GAME LIVE Listen to every IceCaps game this season online at www.stjohnsicecaps.com by clicking the 'Listen Live' link on the homepage. Play-by-play broadcaster Brian Rogers brings you all the action on the ice, including a pregame show that starts 30 minutes before the drop of the puck. Fans can also listen on the radio at 930AM This Is Newfoundland Labrador. And, watch all the games streaming live online at www.ahllive.com!
The St. John's IceCaps bounced back from a tough overtime loss Friday to grab two points in a 1-0 win over the Norfolk Admirals Saturday at The Scope in Norfolk, VA.
The St. John's IceCaps couldn't hold on to a two-goal first period lead as the Norfolk Admirals came all the way back to win 3-2 Friday night in the first of two games between the teams at The Scope this weekend.
The Winnipeg Jets announced today they have re-assigned Derek Meech, Spencer Machacek and Maxime Macenauer to the St. John's IceCaps of the American Hockey League.
The St. John's IceCaps (16-20-1-1, 34 points) take on the Norfolk Admirals (14-19-2-1, 31 points) Friday in the first of two games this weekend at The Scope in Norfolk, VA.
The American Hockey League announced today that defenceman Zach Redmond has been named to the Eastern Conference roster for the 2013 Dunkin' Donuts AHL All-Star Classic.
The Winnipeg Jets are pleased to announce they have agreed to terms with forward Jason Jaffray on a new contract.
Club thrills fans in snapping home losing skid; six-game road trip begins this weekend in Norfolk
Fourteen players visiting seven minor hockey arenas Tuesday for Old Dutch Practice With the Pros contest
The St. John's IceCaps ended a seven-game home losing streak with a big 4-2 win over the North Division leading Toronto Marlies Sunday afternoon at Mile One Centre.
The Toronto Marlies defeated the St. John's IceCaps 6-2 Saturday night in the first of two games between the teams this weekend at Mile One Centre.
The St. John's IceCaps (15-19-1-1) welcome the Toronto Marlies (21-10-1-2) Saturday in the first of two games at Mile One Centre this weekend.
Game postponed due to weather, moved to 2 PM Sunday
The St. John's IceCaps announced today they have recalled goaltender Chris Carrozzi from the Ontario Reign and have signed forward Josh Lunden and defenceman Richard Petiot to professional tryout contracts.
The John's IceCaps and Home Depot are pleased to present a special day for one lucky minor hockey team.
St. John's loses fifth and sixth straight home games; Marlies coming to town this weekend
The Manchester Monarchs defeated the St. John's IceCaps 3-2 for the second consecutive night Saturday at Mile One Centre.
The St. John's IceCaps (15-19-0-1) host the Manchester Monarchs (15-15-2-2) Saturday at Mile One Centre in the second game of a two-game series.
Martin Jones made 32 saves to snap his personal nine-game losing streak as the Manchester Monarchs defeated the St. John's IceCaps 3-2 Friday night at Mile One Centre.
The St. John's IceCaps (15-18-0-1) return home to face the Manchester Monarchs (14-15-2-2) Friday at Mile One Centre, after concluding their recent road trip with a 4-4 record.
IceCaps drop two-of-three to end the calendar year, return home to begin four-game home stand
Four different players scored for the Binghamton Senators as they defeated the St. John's IceCaps 4-2 in a New Year's Eve tilt in New York Monday night.


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Renton woman accused of setting husband on fire pleads not guilty
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KENT — A Renton woman who told police she set fire to her husband because shooting him would be too nice pleaded not guilty to a charge of domestic violence assault.
The King County prosecutor's office says 39-year-old Tatanysha Hedman remained jailed after Tuesday's arraignment in Kent with bail set at $500,000.
Court papers say she poured gasoline over Vincent Phillips on July 16 at their Renton apartment and set the fire because she believed he had abused a child. A friend helped put out the fire, and Phillips went to a nearby convenience store asking for help. He was treated at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle for severe burns to his head and chest.
Police investigated the abuse claims, and prosecutors are reviewing the case to decide whether to charge him.
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Bring on The Donald.
The idea of Donald Trump buying the New York Mets would have to make all Mets fans excited.
Granted, this notion is closer to a dream than it is to reality. After all, Mets owner Fred Wilpon called Trump recently and asked if he would be interested in buying a non-controlling piece of the Metropolitans. To no surprise, The Donald said thanks but no thanks.
You could never see a situation where Trump would be a silent partner -- putting in millions and having no input.
Trump, though, left the door open and said if the Wilpons -- financially strapped and facing a $1 billion lawsuit over the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme -- want to sell the team, he would be interested.
Trump, from Jamaica Estates, Queens, would be perfect to take on the task of turning the Mets back into a championship team.
On the surface, many will just look at Trump as a windbag, a camera hog with a lot of hair. And while that might be true in certain situations, that wouldn't be the reason here.
Trump -- who has made billions in real estate and casino gaming -- has shown over the years that he can get things done. He can build mountains out of molehills.
Best of all, The Donald is about winning.
That's the kind of owner you want leading your baseball team these days.
You can't be laid back and hope things happen for your team. Instead, you have to go for it, be one step ahead of your competition and make the big moves to win.
There's no doubt Trump would be the latter.
And while there still would be no guarantee that a Trump-led organization would win anything, there's one thing for sure: You would never doubt that he tried to win. That's the kind of owner the Mets need now more than ever before.
Best of all, Trump comes with some experience. Let's not forget that he was the owner of the New Jersey Generals of the United States Football League.
And Trump was all about winning back then. In fact, the Generals turned into winners under Trump's watch. They were 6-12 in the first season in 1983. Trump bought the team in the second season after the original owner died and the team went 14-4.
Trump was willing to do anything possible to win. The biggest star in the league was Generals running back Herschel Walker. Trump even honored the personal services contract Walker had signed with the Generals' first owner.
Under Trump, the Generals' wins totals went up and so did attendance. In their second season, the Generals averaged nearly 40,000 fans at the old Meadowlands.
Best of all, Trump loves sports. He's always at Yankee Stadium or the Garden for a big game. You want your owner not to just be attached to the franchise from the financial part, but also to have a personal, emotional stake. You want your owner to live and die for games the way fans do.
And as much as it would hurt a Mets fan to admit, you have to love the idea that Trump was around the Yankees a lot the last 20 years. Trump got first-hand knowledge as to how a top-flight organization is run.
Trump soaked up all the winning in the Bronx. Trump, if anybody, could bring some of that to Queens.
It's not that the Wilpons haven't tried. They have. They just haven't gotten the job done. The Mets -- who last won the World Series in 1986 -- should be better and have won a lot more in the last 25 years.
People in this town like to act as if the Mets never owned NYC. They did. For about five years, the Mets, not the Yankees, led Warner Wolf's highlights on the local news in the mid-1980s. The town was painted Mets' royal blue and orange.
The Yankees were second-class citizens, not out on the back page of the city's tabloids.
The Mets can get back there. But they need the right owner to get them there -- one that has the know-how, the money and the guts.
Donald Trump is that man.
He should forget about running for president. It's a thankless gig.
Instead, Trump should persuade the Wilpons to sell, then take on the biggest challenge of his life: Building a championship baseball team in the biggest baseball town in the country.


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STUDENTS of Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Damit Girls Arabic Religious Secondary School (SUAMPRIPAD) yesterday competed against one another in an environmental observation programme at the Bio Innovation Corridor (BIC) in Kg Tungku, Gadong.
Over 100 Year 9 and Year 10 students took part in the event which was organised by SUAMPRIPAD's Geography Department as part of the year-end activities of the school.
To start off the activity, the participants had a warm-up session followed by a short briefing by Cikgu Zul Husni Hj Sulaiman.
Divided into groups of five, they had to perform 10 tasks by making use of their knowledge in geography to outdo each other.
Among the programme's objectives were to create awareness about the environment and highlight the major attractions in the Sultanate in line with the 'Kenali Negara Kitani' campaign and to promote a healthy lifestyle through exercise.


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