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2012 February 12
Fall 2012: Jill Stuart, L.A.M.B., Mandy Coon, Rachel Antonoff
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(NEW YORK) Jill Stuart
The only thing that could upstage Giants rookie wide receiver Ramses Barden (well, for the sports-literate, at least) at the Jill Stuart show was the actual collection (and perhaps Nikki Reed—vampires before Super Bowl wins). Ultra-feminine dresses in lace and floral prints, and timeless dark overcoats added a little mystery to the designer's tried-and-true fashion persona. Reminiscent of a post-baby Sex and the City Miranda with a youthful twist, the collection dared mature women to be schoolgirl flirty by way of sweet yet well-above-the-knee frocks. With actual schoolgirl Daphne Groeneveld strutting in a rich black floral-embroidered number, it's hard not to want that youthful gait...and the legs to pull it off!
Beautiful tomboy with a directional edge of what's au courant is precisely what Gwen Stefani embodies. So it's no surprise that her funky fall 2012 collection was in that very vein: fun prints, punchy colors, and a sweater flashing "Punk" across the bodice, and other snippets of Stefani's personal style tumbling out, per usual. It's no departure from what have come to be known as L.A.M.B staples, a la the baggy jumpsuits, skintight pants, and mini flared skirts. The heels were sky-high; the coifs were Amy Winehouse-esque sixties beehives. Though the usual suspects of silhouettes made their appearance several prints including black and white houndstooth, a black and white geometric pattern, and plaids really gave the collection a fresh feeling. Per usual, L.A.M.B. did its patterns well, and Gwen groupies aren't going to be the only ones wanting in on the singer-cum-designer's action this season!
Mandy Coon
Someone's got the blues this season...literally, plus a dash of prints and a wash of white. Skinny pleats, leather, and buckles held their own through a slew of looks that kept the designer's tough-girl aesthetic intact. But the collection read more spring RTW than anything, with stark white satin, chiffon, and shorts. Despite Coon's deliberate efforts to add more color to her repertoire, ultimately the all-black looks stood out the strongest. (See: caged top with leather and pleated chiffon skirt, all noir and entirely need-it-now status.)
Rachel Antonoff
A little black cat and a decidedly unexpected crooner. It's safe to say that Rachel Antonoff's presentation was the only to feature an Arrested Development fan favorite (Alia Shawkat), and a model sporting a living, purring form of fur. And a totally detachable and versatile one at that! Beyond the meowing accessories, it was Antonoff's sweet little dresses that truly stood out: Simply silhouetted, a little bit late-era Brady Bunch, done in earthy tones and sporting peter pan collars. The few offering modest hemlines were a refreshing change from the micro mini-minis that've had a strong presence on the season's runways thus far.


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4/24/14: The Coyotes missed the playoffs for the second consecutive year and there may be some organizational changes coming soon. A team source said that the team needed new blood and worried that they got complacent. The longest tenured Coyote is Shane Doan. He is not likely to go anywhere. He never really got it going this season, but was out for several weeks with Rocky Mountain Fever, and was never able to get his conditioning up to NHL levels. There are other players who may be on their way out, including both offense and defense specialists.
4/17/14: A very tough ending to an otherwise successful season for the Phoenix Coyotes. Phoenix picked a poor time to go into a tailspin, going 2-4-4 in a key stretch of 10 games, which knocked them out of playoff contention, while Dallas went 6-4 in the same span to take the last playoff spot in the Western Conference. The Coyotes seemed in control of a postseason birth just a few weeks ago, and have played well for most of the year. What seems to have doomed the team is the large differential between goals scored and goals scored against. This indicates that the team must improve upon their defense next season.
4/17/14: A very tough ending to an otherwise successful season for the Phoenix Coyotes. Phoenix picked a poor time to go into a tailspin, going 2-4-4 in a key stretch of 10 games, which knocked them out of playoff contention, while Dallas went 6-4 in the same span to take the last playoff spot in the Western Conference. The Coyotes seemed in control of a postseason birth just a few weeks ago, and have played well for most of the year. What seems to have doomed the team is the large differential between goals scored and goals scored against. This indicates that the team must improve upon their defense next season.
4/10/14: The race for the final wild card spot for the playoffs will come down to the wire. Technically, there are three teams that have a realistic shot at the playoffs in the West: Minnesota Wild, Phoenix Coyotes, and Dallas Stars. The Wild are in the first wild card position (7th overall in the conference), and hold a four point lead. So that leaves a fun battle between two old rivals for the final spot. Phoenix missed a great opportunity for two points against Edmonton last week, but got one. They have a one point advantage over the Stars, but Dallas has two games in hand as we finish the season.
4/3/14: The Phoenix Coyotes are hanging on to their wild card spot right now, and will have to continue to do so without the services of their star goaltender, Mike Smith. Current standings have the Minnesota Wild in the first wild card spot and the Coyotes a point back in the second. Phoenix has a three point lead over the Dallas Stars, who are their closest competitor. That means that goalie Thomas Greiss is the most important man in the desert for another week, as he is subbing in for the injured Smith. Smith has a lower body injury, but details have been vague.
3/27/14: Don't look now, but the Coyotes have quietly played themselves into the postseason. It is not official yet, and Phoenix still has a dozen games on their schedule, but their recent run (7-3 in their past 10 games) has slid them into the eighth and final playoff spot. They have been fortunate that their rivals have all slipped up of late: Each of Dallas, Vancouver, Winnipeg, and Nashville has won four or fewer games in their last 10, and none has tallied more than nine points in the standings. Call it luck or timeliness, but Phoenix is looking good right now, and may even catch Minnesota for the seventh seed.
3/20/14: Phoenix is making every effort to return to the playoffs, and while they have not played their best hockey in the past couple of weeks, they have been much better than most of those they are battling with for a wild card spot. As it stands now, The Coyotes are in fourth place in the Pacific Division and eighth overall. They are two points behind Dallas for the first wild card spot, but three clear of the disintegrating Canucks to hold on to the final spot. If they hold on and the standings remain the same, then they would play St. Louis in the first round.
3/13/14: Phoenix is trying to get back into the playoffs this season after falling short a year ago. They are among the five 'bubble' teams realistically vying for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference (though Vancouver may have taken themselves out of the running by trading away goalie Roberto Luongo and others). The Coyotes did acquire Martin Erat and John Mitchell from the Washington Capitols in exchange for Rostislav Klesla, Chris Brown, and a 2015 fourth round pick. It is certainly not as splashy as the St. Louis Blues trading for star goalie Ryan Miller, but Erat is the centerpiece here and is a very solid player that will help Phoenix.
3/6/14: The Coyotes have a chance to complete a nice rebound from a lackluster 2012-13 season by making the playoffs this season. With about 20 games remaining, they are still in the hunt for one of the two wild card spots. It looks like the Pacific Division automatic qualifiers are secure in the three California teams (Anaheim, San Jose, Los Angeles). Minnesota looks comfy in the first wild card spot, leaving five teams to fight for the other: Dallas, Winnipeg, and Vancouver (all with 66 points), Phoenix at 65, and Nashville barely holding on with 62 points.
2/27/14: OK, time for the final quarter of the NHL season. That last stretch run which will decide who makes the playoffs and who is on the golf course, and - for those teams qualifying for the postseason - where they will be seeded. Phoenix currently sits at 64 points in the standings. Good enough for fourth place in the Pacific Division and tied with Dallas for the first of two wild card spots. There are several other teams on the bubble, such as Vancouver (63 points), Minnesota (62 points), and Nashville (60 points). This should be a great run into the playoffs, and just getting in gives a team to win the Stanley Cup.
2/20/14: The Phoenix Coyotes provided five players to Olympic squads this year: forwards Martin Hanzal (Czech Republic) and Lauri Korpikoski (Finland), defenesmen Oliver Ekman-Larsson (Sweeden) and Zbynek Michalek (Czech Republic), as well as goaltender Mike Smith (Canada). Smith is an elite goalie and capable of winning games on his own. He showed that two yeas ago when the Coyotes made the Western Conference Finals. But he is looks to be the odd man out in Sochi, as Team Canada also has Carey Price (Montreal Canadiens) and Roberto Luongo (Vancouver Canucks). The good news is that he would be able to save his energy for the playoffs in a couple of months.
2/13/14: Phoenix did what no one else has been able to do in nearly two years. Last week, the week before the Olympic break, the Coyotes shut out the Chicago Blackhawks 2-0. It was the first time in close to two years that Chicago was denied a goal in a game. Mike Smith recorded 29 saves for the milestone. What is most surprising is it was the Coyotes who pulled the blanking. Phoenix is not known for their defensive excellence, though they certainly have some talented offensive defenseman. Congratulations to Phoenix for the win and the shutout.
2/6/14: The NHL, like the NFL, is a copycat league. With the successful conclusion of the Super Bowl in 'cold' New York/New Jersey, several other cities are trying to get a 'cold weather Super Bowl' and reports are that Denver and New England are interested. In the NHL, the 'warm weather' outdoor game in Los Angeles has the Coyotes trumping for their own outdoor game. There is no word from the league if they will get one or not, but considering that the ice was pretty good at Dodger Stadium, it is not a far fetched concept. It probably will not happen next year, but could in 2015 or 2016.
1/30/14: In a game that should have been a goaltender's duel, the Coyotes fell to the Vancouver Canucks 5-4 in overtime last week. Two of Team Canada's Olympic goalies (Phoenix's Mike Smith and Vancouver's Roberto Luongo) squared off against each other. Actually, neither played poorly, but there were a lot of tip-ins and deflections for goals. Phoenix needed that game as they are chasing Minnesota and Vancouver for one of the final two playoff spots. The Coyotes are currently four points out of the playoffs, but that can all change quickly over the next couple of months.
1/23/14: If the regular season trends hold, then the Coyotes will be fighting for a playoff spot in a couple of months. Heck, they are doing that right now. Phoenix is in a bit of a slump, having lost four of their last five games and currently slipping outside the playoff bubble. The team certainly has the talent to make the postseason, but needs to improve in a couple key areas. First, they need better defensive play. They have defensemen that are almost like extra forwards. Second, they need better play from starting goalie Mike Smith. When on, Smith is an elite goaltender. However, he has struggled this season, but could always snap out of his funk.
1/16/14: When you have about 15 years in the league and are the sole face of the franchise, you get both credibility and leeway to speak your mind. Shane Doan has earned that privilege and exercised it over the weekend when he said that the team has 'been fooling ourselves'. The Coyotes have been in a downward struggle for a few weeks and have lost their last four games. The big difference between now and a couple months ago is the offense. The team was able to out-score their problems and got off to a good start. Now that the offense is struggling, they are losing. This actually looks to be two problems - a struggling offense and a lack of commitment to defense.
1/9/14: Phoenix finally got captain Shane Doan back into the roster. He had missed about a month with Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. The illness is caused by a tick bite (like Lyme Disease) and can be fatal if not treated quickly. The Coyotes have a good record at 20-12-9, but that is not good enough in the Western Conference. They are fifth in their division and are a playoff bubble team right now. They have also had trouble scoring and keeping the puck out of their net, as they have somehow allowed more goals than they have scored, despite their winning record.
1/2/14: Since the Coyotes finally got some stable ownership, the team has done pretty well for themselves. They are in the mix for a playoff spot and have shown they can be competitive in Western Conference - all good signs for a team that seemed destined to move to Seattle or Toronto less than a year ago. But the team still needs help in filling the stands. They can sell out the marquee matchups against Chicago, but are looking for more stable patrons. A good sign, though, is that they are starting to fill the stands against their Pacific Division rivals - and this is a team that could do some damage in the playoffs.
12/26/13: Phoenix suffered a bad loss to a bad and depleted Buffalo Sabres team earlier in the week. That is the kind of loss that can really affect the outcome of the playoff chase and ones that the Coyotes cannot afford to take. The Sabres only had 16 players suited due to injuries and illness, and lost another to ejection. Then Sabres got a strange overtime goal. The puck was deflected in the air and landed in Coyote's goaltender Mike Smith's pants. Smith backed into the net and the action was ruled a goal after review. The Coyotes have a different opinion of the ruling, but they should never allow a weak Sabres' team to take them to overtime anyhow.
12/19/13: Coyotes' franchise face Shane Doan has been out since December 4th with an illness. The word on the street is that it is not the flu, but neither the team nor the player is saying what it is. Doan has suffered fever, headaches and other aches and pains while dealing with the mysterious illness. The Captain apparently is itching to get back on the ice and, while he concedes that it may take a while, he will be back. Phoenix is dealing well without him. They have won two out of four games without Doan, and earned a point in another. The team is certainly better with Doan, but has shown they can get by on their own.
12/12/13: The playoffs are still a few months away, but don't tell that to the teams in the Western Conference. The West is so strong and so competitive that teams are jockeying for playoff position now. Phoenix is one of those teams. The top three teams from each division get in plus two wild cards. The Coyotes are on the outside looking in right now, and are in a battle with Colorado, Vancouver and Dallas. Phoenix is 16-8-5, which is an outstanding record. But again, the Western Conference is so good and so deep, it takes more than that to get into the playoffs.
12/5/13: The Coyotes are one of the better teams in the NHL this season and a lot of that has to do with the offensive production they are getting from their defenseman. Offensive defensemen come with a price - they are often times scored upon, so it is a high risk, high reward situation. The Coyotes pairing of Keith Yandle and Oliver Ekman-Larsson are second in the NHL in defensive pair scoring with five goals and 29 assists. Only the Alex Pietrangelo and Jay Boumeester of the St. Louis Blues have more combined points among defensive pairings.
11/28/13: Don't look now, but the Phoenix Coyotes are quietly one of the best teams in the NHL so far. It is a long way until April, and a lot of things can still happen. That being said, the Coyotes are among the eight Western Conference teams that have separated themselves from the rest of the Conference. Remember that the top eight teams make the playoffs. Phoenix is tied with the Kings, and both are just a point behind the Sharks and Ducks in the Pacific Division. The Coyotes always had talent, but this is more proof that stable ownership does, in fact, influence team play.
11/21/13: All NHL players remember their first goal, and now there is another guy who gets to tell the story to his grandchildren one day. Rookie defenseman Connor Murphy, playing in his first NHL game ever, blasted a slapshot through traffic to beat Lightning goalie Anders Lindback with less than three minutes remaining in the second period. The goal restored the Coyotes three goal cushion. Murphy was praised for his play in the game, but was sent back to Portland in the minors afterward. He should not worry, with play like that, he should be back in NHL soon.
11/14/13: Phoenix has quickly become a place that opposing teams do not want to play in. All good coaches preach dominating at home, regardless of the sport. The Coyotes went 14-8-2 on home ice last season, which is simply okay. This season they are dominant, starting off 8-0-1 through five weeks of the season. Part of the reason is a resurgent power play that is ranked sixth at home, as opposed to 25th last season. By staying dominant on home ice, the Coyotes may be able to force their way into the playoffs this season and make a run at that elusive Stanley Cup.
11/7/13: The Phoenix Coyotes got a great reassurance last week when defenseman Kieth Yandle finally started producing offensively .Yandle is always among the league leaders in scoring among defenseman and even put up 59 points a couple of years ago. He only had two assists through nine games before exploding. He then proceeded to contribute six points in his next three games and showed that he is still to be feared. His two points against Edmonton came at a critical time in the third period. He scored the game tying goal, then kept the puck in the offensive zone and assisted on the game winner.
10/31/13: It is hard to say giving up seven goals in a game is a hard loss, but the Coyotes can rightfully say that against the L.A. Kings last week. The Kings scored first and often, builiding up a 4-0 lead. Normally this is the time to pull the goalie and give the scrubs some extra ice time. But the Coyotes battled back and scored four goals of their own in just 13 minutes to tie the game (two by Martin Hanzal). Unfortunately for the Phoenix faithful, the Kings got their wind back and Mike Richards scored a shorthanded goal in the third period, then the Kings added two more. Final: L.A. 7, Phoenix 4.
10/24/13: The Coyotes are trying to show everyone that they can be the team that went to the Western Conference Finals in the 2011-2012 season. The team recently completed their longest roadtrip of the season, a five game jaunt around the country. The lost the first two games of the trip then took a few minutes to check themselves. They completed the roadtrip with three straight wins, establishing themselves as a team not to be overlooked. Phoenix is 4-2-2, good for 10 points. That would put them near the top in the Eastern Conference, but only gets them to a tie for fourth in the Western Pacific.
10/17/13: Only five games into the season and the Coyotes are a game over .500. They will need to continue that pace for the 77 games remaining in the regular season because the Western Conference is again hyper-competitive. Much of the Coyotes' fate this year lies squarely on the shoulders of goaltender Mike Smith. Smith was outstanding two years ago as Phoenix reached the Western Semis, but he was awful last season. He signed a big contract to stay in the desert and earned a big opening night win. He lost his next to matches. In short, he needs to find his consistency and confidence for this team to do anything this season.
10/10/13: Phoenix is looking to return to the playoffs this season and a lot of the offense will likely need right wing Radim Vrbata to provide a lot of scoring. He popped in 35 goals two years ago when the Coyotes went to the Western Conference Finals. He suffered last season without Ray Whitney to set him up. If the team could find a playmaking left winger for him, then he could be a 30 goal scorer again. The Coyotes won two of their first three games and look a lot better than experts expected out of the gate. Perhaps with stable ownership in place the team can start to achieve up to their expectations.
10/3/13: Coyote fans should be excited about this season. They finally have stable ownership - so the team is going to stay put at least for a little while. Mike Smith returns as the goal tender, and he is one of the best in the game; and Shane Doan - the ultimate Coyote - is here to stay. Phoenix missed the playoffs last season with the shortened schedule and limited training camp. But they should be able to make a run at the post season with the core that got them there in the 2011-12 season. Be on the lookout for new Coyote Mike Ribiero who should center the first line.
9/26/13: Long-time Coyotes star Shane Doan stayed away from signing with anyone - including the Coyotes - until the Coyotes' ownership situation was settled. He always wanted to stay in the desert, and once a stable ownership group was approved over the summer, he did sign. That makes it even more frustrating that Doan had to leave a scrimmage last week with an injury. It looks like a muscle strain. Doan had surgeries to repair two sports hernias last season, which limited his mobility. Hopefully this is a minor injury and Doan will be back to his old self soon.
9/19/13: The Phoenix Coyotes incarnation of the franchise got a new lease on life a few weeks ago when they were (finally) bought by someone who will keep the team in desert for the foreseeable future. But the first training camp under a stable ownership got off to a rocky start when Swedish defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson missed practice. OEL apparently forgot to file his immigration paperwork on time and is now working on getting a visa. GM Don Maloney is not happy with his young blueliner, and for good reason. Every player is accountable, and this is a delay that could have easily been avoided.
9/12/13: Congratulations to the long-suffering fans of the Phoenix Coyotes. It has been an uphill battle for several years just to keep the team in the desert. Older fans will remember that they were once the original Winnipeg Jets, but moved in the mid-1990's. Coyotes' vice-president of marketing, Ted Santiago, is excited and plans on using an expanded budget to market the team to the locals. The Coyotes have made the playoffs in three of the past four years, and have a good nucleus to build around. Here is hoping there are no more threats to the team's well being in the near future.
9/4/13: While some teams are rebuilding or counting ticket sales, the Phoenix Coyotes have a more operational problem on their hands. To date, they still have not come to an agreement with left winger Mikkel Boedker, who is a restricted free agent and training camp is right around the corner. Boedker will not be allowed to participate in camp until a deal is done or he is no longer with the team. The deal will likely get done soon, as Boedker needs the camp to work with new center Mike Ribeiro and try to get the left wing job on the number one line.
8/29/13: It has been a couple of weeks, but Phoenix is still excited that the team is staying put rather than moving. Four investors, led by George Gosbee, were able to finalize a deal to purchase the team and keep it in the desert. The group has an out clause from their lease if they lose $50 million dollars, but no investor wants to lose that kind of money so it is pretty much assured the new ownership will try to make it work in the Phoenix area. Even throughout the ownership turmoil, the Coyotes have been a strong team. They finished above .500 last season and should improve with stability.
8/22/13: The Phoenix Coyotes have one of the great names in all of professional sports. They have long distanced themselves of the mediocrity of the old Winnipeg Jets and stand alone as a competitive member of the Western Conference. For the first time in years they can play without questions about their financial stability or ownership. They made the Western Conference finals two years ago and missed out on last year's playoffs by only four points. With a new lease on life, the Coyotes look to regain their spark this season. It will be a tough road, but they do have the talent to make the playoffs.
8/15/13: Against all odds, the NHL and the City of Phoenix (actually Glendale) managed to keep the team in desert. The team has been under tremendous financial pressure for the past four years and has been operated by the NHL. There were a couple previous attempts to sell the team that fell through, and it looked like the Coyotes would be moving to Seattle, Kansas City, or even the Toronto area. Fortunately, George Gosbee was able to secure a deal to buy the team and negotiate a lease to use Jobing.com arena. Now they can focus on hockey, which is what the fans and the team really wants.
8/8/13: In what might qualify as the least newsworthy item of the month, the Phoenix Coyotes have agreed to renew their affiliation with the ECHL team the Gwinette Gladiators. The ECHL is roughly the equivalent of AA baseball, so most of the players that pass through the Atlanta area team will never see the NHL. What is more surprising is that the league seems intent on expanding. The Coyotes were able to negotiate a deal with the city to stay in the Phoenix area, but sources now say the league wants to expand into the Seattle area - which is one place that many thought the Coyotes would end up at.
7/25/13: The nightmares that come with business side of a hockey team never seem to cease for the Phoenix Coyotes. This is a team that fled Winnipeg almost 20 years ago, only to watch a new Winnipeg Jets receive an overjoyous reunion. They have battled through bankruptcy, unqualified owners and wannabe owners, as well as a seemingly death knell battle with the city for a lease. All of that is settled. Then comes word that the new NHL division will have them travelling the second most miles in the league - a staggering 53,000 miles next season - placing them at a distinct competitive disadvantage
7/11/13: A couple weeks ago the Glendale City Commission agreed to terms with the Phoenix Coyotes on a lease and management agreement for the arena. That is keeping the Coyotes in Phoenix. Most people felt that if they moved it would be to Seattle and their new arena. However, reports are surfacing that Portland, Oregon was in the mix as well. Portland has the Rose Garden, which can seat 18,000 for hockey. Portland is not as big as Seattle (2.2 million vs. 3.5 million in the metro areas), but is bigger than current NHL markets like Columbus and Raleigh.
7/4/13: Hopefully, hopefully the saga is over for the ownership of the Phoenix Coyotes. The NHL has owned and run the team for the past few seasons while ownership and arena rental agreements have been worked out, failed, and worked out again. The Glendale, Arizona government voted to approve a 15 year, $225 million lease of the Jobing.com Arena to Renaissance Sports. Renaissance will get ownership of the team, and hopefully provide some stability to the franchise. There is an out clause that allows Renaissance to move the team if their debt exceeds $50 million, though Glendale officials do not believe that will happen.
10/4/12: Checking in on the locked out Phoenix Coyotes players in Europe finds that Mikkel Boedker has signed in the SM-Liga league with Lukko but has yet to appear in a game yet. Meanwhile in the Czech league veteran defenseman Rostislav Klesla is playing for HC Trinec and has played in four games with no points and checks in at a minus two. Back in Phoenix there is still no movement on the Coyotes ownership situation. It appears that this situation may be in flux until after the NHL lockout. Former San Jose Sharks CFO Greg Jamison is attempting to purchase the team and keep them in the desert.
9/27/12: Like most NHL teams the Phoenix Coyotes have had some European defections during the NHL lockout. Last week Mikkel Boedker signed with Lukko of the Swedish Elite league. He has yet to play a game with Lukko. With Phoenix last year Boedker played in all 82 games scoring 11 goals and 24 assists. He was the Coyotes first round draft pick (8th overall) in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Veteran defenseman Rostislav Klesla has also jumped across the pond, signing with HC Trinec of the Czech Republic hockey league. Klesla appeared in 65 games with Phoenix last year and had a stellar plus 13 defensive rating.
8/16/12: The Phoenix Coyotes are hoping they get to retain the services of free agent forward Shane Doan. Doan has been hesitant to re-sign with Phoenix while the future of the club is in flux. He has met with several other teams and potential Phoenix owner Greg Jamison. Jamison has a tentative agreement in place with the NHL and the city of Glendale to purchase the team but the deal is still in jeopardy. There are questions about the legality of the deal and whether or not Jamison has the investors and the money to purchase and operate the team.
7/26/12: The Phoenix Coyotes still wait to see where 35 year-old captain Shane Doan will end up playing hockey next season. Doan reached out to the prospective Coyotes ownership group this week to find out if the sale of the team would actually happen. According to reports he did not hear back and continued his seemingly endless free agency tour. Doan has now been linked to 16 different NHL teams, the latest being the Montreal Canadians. Doan is a quality player who has played on a number of bad teams in Phoenix in front of empty stands, but appears to prefer staying, only if there is a team to stay for.
5/25/12 The Phoenix Coyotes got a 2-0 win in Game 4 to avoid the sweep in their Western Conference finals series against the Los Angeles Kings. They then took the Kings to overtime in Game 5, looking to prolong their season just one more game, however Dustin Penner put one in the net for the Kings with under three minutes remaining in overtime to give Los Angeles a 4-3 win and end the Coyotes' postseason run. In the end, Phoenix was helpless to stop the juggernaut that has been the Los Angeles Kings in the 2012 Stanley Cup playoffs, a team that has lost only 2 games thus far in their run to the Stanley Cup Finals.
5/18/12 The Phoenix Coyotes are one loss away from being swept out of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, as they fell 2-1 to the Los Angeles Kings in Game 3 at the Staples Center on Thursday night and now trail 3-0 in their best-of-seven Western Conference finals series. Facing elimination, the Coyotes will look to keep their season alive on Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles. Although coming back from a 3-0 series deficit is nearly impossible, it has been done before and the Coyotes will need to add their name to the NHL history books if they have any hopes of making their first trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.
5/11/12 The Phoenix Coyotes continued to roll through the Stanley Cup playoffs with a 2-1 victory over the Nashville Predators that gave them a 4-1 series victory and catapulted them into the Western Conference Finals where they will meet the Los Angeles Kings. Two second period goals from Derek Morris and Martin Hanzal gave the Coyotes a 2-0 lead that they would not relinquish in Game 5. A late goal by Nashville midway through the third period cut the lead in half, but it wasn't enough for the Predators, as the Coyotes held on for the series victory.
5/3/12: The Phoenix Coyotes did not let winning their first Stanley Cup playoff series go to their heads. Taking on the Nashville Predators the Coyotes stormed out to an impressive two games to none lead in their second round series. The series heads back to Nashville where the Coyotes have a chance to put a stranglehold on the Predators and make it to their first ever Western Conference Finals. All of this success is impressive when you consider that the team faces big uncertainties as to where they will be playing next season. That has not affected the players who continue to shine on the ice.
4/26/12: For the first time since moving to the desert the Phoenix Coyotes have advanced to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. They did so by beating the Chicago Blackhawks four games to two in a thrilling series that saw the first five games go into overtime. That had not happened in the NHL since guys played without helmets. Goalie Mike Smith was the star as the Blackhawks could not solve him and he has propelled the Coyotes into the second round where they will face the tough Nashville Predators. They will have to take on the Predators without winger Raffi Torres who was suspended for 25 games by the league for his hit on Marion Hossa.
4/19/12: The Coyotes followed up their first ever Pacific Division championship with three exciting games to open the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Facing the Chicago Blackhawks the Coyotes ended up in overtime for all three of their opening night games. The first two saw the tying goal scored in the last minute. After three games Phoenix has a two games to one lead over Chicago in the best of seven. The Coyotes will have to go the rest of this series without winger Raffi Torres who has been suspended indefinitely by the NHL for his viscous hit on Chicago's Marion Hossa in Game 3. Hossa had to be taken off the ice on a stretcher and was later released from a Chicago area hospital.
Phoenix Coyotes Tickets -Team History
Phoenix Coyotes tickets allow fans the opportunity to see one of the rising franchises in the NHL's Western Conference. Established in 1972, the Coyotes were originally based in Winnipeg before making the move to Arizona in 1996. The Coyotes play their games at Jobing.com Arena in downtown Glendale, Arizona and have called the venue home since it opened in 2003. Watch as the Coyotes build their legacy and work to bring the Stanley Cup to Phoenix!
Phoenix Coyotes Tickets -Season Info
After having a rough couple of seasons over the last few years, the Coyotes returned to the playoffs in 2010. New hope and higher expectations have come to Phoenix with the newfound success of new head coach Dave Tippett, who won the Jack Adams Award in 2010 for his outstanding coaching. With stars like Keith Yandle and Shane Doan leading the way, the Coyotes are doing the right things to get back in the hunt for a Stanley Cup.
Phoenix Coyotes Tickets -Ticket Information
Phoenix Coyotes tickets ensure that fans see the Coyotes playing top contenders throughout the entire NHL season. The Coyotes have their work cut out for them in a tough Pacific Division. With matchups against great teams like the San Jose Sharks and Dallas Stars and non-divisional meetings with Alex Ovechkin's Washington Capitals, the Coyotes are sure to be tested all season long. Grab your Coyotes tickets now and don't miss the action!
Phoenix Coyotes Schedule & Key Dates
Opening Day / Phoenix Coyotes First Game 2013
Los Angeles Kings at Phoenix Coyotes Jobing.com Arena — Glendale, AZ
Phoenix Coyotes Regular Season Last Game 2013
Colorado Avalanche at Phoenix Coyotes Jobing.com Arena — Glendale, AZ
Phoenix Coyotes Preseason Beginning 2013
San Jose Sharks at Phoenix Coyotes Jobing.com Arena — Glendale, AZ
COYOTES SCORES4 wins, 2 losses (66.7%)
Apr 13, 2014 Dallas Stars 1 - 2 Phoenix Coyotes Apr 10, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 0 - 2 Nashville Predators Apr 8, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 3 - 4 Columbus Blue Jackets Mar 29, 2014 Minnesota Wild 3 - 1 Phoenix Coyotes Mar 27, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 3 - 2 New Jersey Devils Mar 25, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 3 - 2 Pittsburgh Penguins Mar 24, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 3 - 4 New York Rangers Mar 22, 2014 Boston Bruins 4 - 2 Phoenix Coyotes Mar 20, 2014 Florida Panthers 1 - 2 Phoenix Coyotes Mar 17, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 4 - 3 Los Angeles Kings Mar 13, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 1 - 2 Boston Bruins Mar 11, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 3 - 1 Florida Panthers Mar 10, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 4 - 3 Tampa Bay Lightning Mar 8, 2014 Phoenix Coyotes 2 - 3 Washington Capitals


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'Forli' | Slim Fit, Stretch Cotton Polo Shirt by BOSS
Model Forli 05 50237043 Black
DetailsRibbed knit color and cuffs with fine tonal stripe trim
Three-button placket
Small logo tag near hem
Slim fit
Stretch cotton
DescriptionThis slim fit style by BOSS is crafted from cotton with a hint of stretch for comfort, and features a garment dyed finish. A three-button placket and tonal stripe on the collar and sleeve cuffs shape this style.
Model is 6'2" with a 32" waist, 40" chest, and is wearing size L.
Material & care
Material information: 98 % Cotton, 2% Elastane
Machine Wash Cold Gentle, Do Not Bleach, Iron Low Heat, Do Not Dry Clean, Do Not Tumble Dry


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Through the Magical Portal Bracelet
Material List
- Deerskin Leather Lace – Brown (40" Divided)
- Faceted Beads, Big-hole (3)
- Iris Pave Donut – Golden (1)
- Iris Bicones, 4mm – Amethyst (12)
- Filigree Ball Beads – Gold-plated (4)
- Ball Head Pins – Gold-plated (12)
- Seed Beads – Gold-plated (8)
- Wire, 4" – Gold-plated
- Jump Rings – Gold-plated (4)
Project Instructions
Step 1 Cut the leather lace into two 20" pieces.
Step 2 Fold the leather lace in half and and string a lark's head knot on the pave donut.
Step 3 String a large hole bead onto both strands of lace up to the lark's head knot.
Step 4 Separate the strands and tie an overhand knot on one of them snugly to the large hole bead to secure it.
Step 5 Tie a series of overhand knots on both strands for about 2" of the lace. Stagger the knots.
Step 6 Repeat Steps 2-5 for the other side.
Step 7 Pass all four strands of the lace through the remaining big hole bead in opposite directions.
Step 8 On a ball head pin, string one bicone and one seed bead. Make a wrapped loop to close. Repeat for a total of eight dangles.
Step 9 On a ball head pin, string one gold filigree round bead and one bicone. Make a wrapped loop to close. Repeat for a total of four dangles.
Step 10 Fold over the end of one of the lace strands and secure with about 1-1½" of gold-plated wire. Repeat for the other ends of the lace.
Step 11 Open a jump ring and add that to the loop of the leather lace. string three dangles on the jump ring and close securely. Repeat for the remaining ends of the leather lace.
Tip: To wear this bracelet, slide the lace through the big hole bead. Slip on the bracelet and pull the lace tightly to secure.


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Cupcake Card
Age Range: 6-8
Craft Time: Under 30 mins
Messy Rating:
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- Creatology™ Pom Pom - White
- Creatology™ Pom Pom - Red
- Creatology™ Chenille Stem - Assorted
- Scrapbook Paper- Colors of Choice
- Stickers - Letters
- Scissors
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- Craft Smart® All Purpose Glue
- Glitter
- Creatology™ Foam Sheet
- Glitter Glue - Pink
Developmental Skills
- Fine Motor
- Visual/Spatial
- Cognitive
- Social/Emotional
- Virtue
Project Instructions
- Draw a cupcake on the foam sheet and the scrapbook paper. Cut cupcake from both pink foam and scrapbook paper. Glue together.
- Cut top icing part of cupcake from white foam, glue to pink body.
- Glue white pom poms on cupcake, covering top of cupcake.
- Brush glue over pom poms and shake on clear glitter, let dry and shake off excess, saving for another project.
- Cut small ½ inch pieces of chenille stems and glue randomly to pom poms for sprinkles.
- Glue red pom pom to top of cupcake.
- Use pink glitter glue to outline cupcake on back of card, let dry.
- Use sticker letters to personalize the back of the card.


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The Seehof is an elegant hotel in a great location on the main Davos promenade and just next door to the ski lifts. One of the oldest hotels in resort, it offers high standards of service and cuisine. Many of the public areas have been recently refurbished.The efficient ski bus service, free with your guest card, stops just outside the hotel to take you to all other ski areas.
99 Bedrooms.All the twin and single rooms have bath or shower, cable TV, telephone, radio, safe, minibar and hairdryer.'Economy' rooms are in the Reduit wing (no lift).'Classic' and larger superior rooms are at the back of the hotel and tend to have restricted views.'Executive' rooms are at the front with a view towards the mountains. A 2-room suite with mountain view is also available on request.
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to make minor adjustments to the description or rating based on staff and customer
feedback. For payments by credit card, a 2.5% credit card charge (4% for AMEX) will
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Chic yoga mat with cushion, traction and comfort
Durable and chic, Gaiam's printed Prosperity mat provides a stable, non-slip surface for your yoga practice. Perfect for home or studio use, this mat ensures the safety and comfort you need to enhance proper alignment and maintain poses. Ideal for everyone, from beginners to seasoned yogis. Taiwan.
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- 1-3 US (2.25 - 3.25 mm)
This new yarn from Kristen in Armidale, Australia is a luxurious blend that is perfect for that extra special project. Ideal for use in any garment or accessory worn next to the skin.
Note: Due to the hand-dyeing process, skeins dyed in the same colorway will show slight variations. For larger projects, alternate skeins every second row to alleviate color variations in the final garment.
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This reference tool clearly outlines important information in each section of the two T&T Ultimate Challenge handbooks. Helpful teaching tips are also included for leaders.
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Scale 1:48,000. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.), H266 LC Railroad maps, 541 Description derived from published bibliography. Sketch map of part of Virginia from Fredericksburg to Orange Court House. Shows relief ...
Contributor: Hotchkiss, Jedediah Site/Collection: Geography and Map Division - Railroad Maps, 1828 to 1900 - Transportation and Communication Cartographic Items - Civil War Maps - Hotchkiss Map Collection - Military Battles and Campaigns - American Memory - Catalog Original Format: Maps Date: 1876 View catalog record


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According to MasterCard, Indonesians top the region with more than half of respondents (54.5%) using their smartphones to shop in the last three months. China follows closely with 54.1% and Thailand with 51%.
About 40% of online shoppers in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Singapore made a purchase with their phone in the past three months. The least likely to shop online via their mobile phones, though, are respondents from New Zealand (18.2%), Australia (18.7%), and the Philippines (21.4%), the survey found.
For Mobile NFC Payments, 70.3% of the respondents who are aware or slightly familiar with the technology will likely try and adopt it in the first 12 months of its introduction. About the same have expressed interest in digital wallets (71.5%) and SMS/MMS-based payments (72.5%). Even social-networking-based shopping apps are poised to be welcomed and tried by 70.7% of the respondents across Asia/Pacific, the survey found.
Also according to the survey, more than 1 in 3 respondents felt buying locally was safer as they were afraid of scams and perceived a possible risk of information being compromised.
Among those who did not make an online purchase in the 3 months preceding the survey, more than one-third cited being unsure about the safety and security of making transactions online as their key barrier.
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Botanica "is the IMAX version of dance theater."—Star Ledger
Radically innovative dance company MOMIX defies categorization. With seemingly endless energy, the dancer-illusionists of MOMIX create a fantastical world out of nothing more than light, shadow, larger-than-life props, and the human body. Botanica, the newest creation from founder and director Moses Pendleton, draws inspiration from the unfolding of the seasons. An eclectic score ranging from birdsong to Vivaldi provides the backdrop. Don't miss this mesmerizing and thought-provoking performance!
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This is it folks! Heaps of advancements in fabric, insulation, and design add up to the most evolved sleeping system on Earth. Incredibly lightweight Pertex© fabric forms a water-resistant, breathable barrier against the elements. 875+ fill-power goose down has been updated with our Down Defender treatment offering an extra level of moisture protection for sleeping bags exposed to wet environments. Flow Gate Construction allows warm air to circulate without allowing the down to shift.
Marmot Down Defender is an insurance policy for your down products. This specially treated highly water-resistant down offers an extra level of moisture protection for down exposed to wet environments. Down Defender helps prevent down from clumping and losing its loft when exposed to water, thereby greatly increasing its ability to keep you warm and comfortable.
The treatment coats the individual plumes of the down cluster with a DWR (durable water repellent) at the molecular level. It puts a hydrophobic layer on each individual plume of the cluster. This treatment is done during the down cleaning process. The finish is extremely durable allowing the down to maintain its water repellency over 20 washes. The treatment also enhances the down's integrity and the durability of the cluster helping to increase its longevity.
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David Silva missed Manchester City's surprise draw with Sunderland due to injury.
Manchester City dropped points in their attempt to close in on their Premier League title-chasing rivals, drawing 2-2 with Sunderland.
Jason Puncheon continued his stellar run of form, scoring the opening the goal and assisting the eventual game-winner, as Crystal Palace win their fourth straight in a 2-3 upset over Everton.
Matt Jarvis scored the opening goal in the 40th minute to give West Ham hope for a famous victory at the Emirates but it was not to be as Arsenal stormed back with three unanswered goals for the win.
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We're going to be taking a week off to finish up some midterm work, but wanted to leave our readers with something to ponder. Feel free to add comments to this post and/or continue the conversation on Facebook and Twitter.
Open Access is an idea that should be familiar to most folks in library school. Simply, it is the same principle that is affirmed in the ALA Code of Ethics – that it is an essential right that all people should be able to access the information they need and desire, and that it is our professional duty to insure and facilitate that access. This idea gets worked out in a variety of ways, across information institutions, and is growing more and more widely understood as technology allows for new ways to share and get information.
Most often when one hears about Open Access [PDF] it is in response to Academic Libraries and the adaptations in the Scholarly Communications cycle; the ways that professors disseminate their research through journals is being disrupted by rising prices. Introducing Open Access to this model, through archiving in open repositories or publishing in new, open access journals, is a rapidly increasing way of allowing important research to filter outside of the academy and affect society. If you are considering academic librarianship, this is an area you will want to be familiar with for sure. Spend some time reading up on SPARC, Scholarly Communications, Berlin9 and Open Access Policies and Repositories.
It is important to note that the 'open' movement reaches much wider than academic librarianship. Archives, museums and special collections are benefiting from sharing their digital assets (digitized copies/photos of their objects) and allowing the public to interact with these things through the internet. The Victoria and Albert Museum is crowdsourcing the collection of digital images of their collection, the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles has adopted an Open Access Policy, and a variety of collections of documents are being digitized and explored in ways that were previously not possible. Information professionals of all stripes are recognizing the value of collecting and preserving cultural heritage, and also sharing it widely for the world to discover.
A fascinating way that open access is proving really productive is in the area of Open Data, especially in the governmental sphere. As a tool to engage the citizenry, countries (including the U.S.) are taking the massive amounts of data they collect and making it publicly available. Once the data is open, finding ways to make sense of it and give it value to the community is vitally important, and federal, data-minded, technically-gifted librarians will be foundational to culling the world's data and turning it into information. Further, open data offers a new way to enact real change in the world, as evidenced by NYC's recent data contest and Kenya being the first county in Africa to open their data.
Regardless of your interests and path inside librarianship, it is probable that you will interact with open access in your professional life. As this area develops into the fabric of our linked world, the skills and knowledge that we can offer to help people access and make sense of the exploding wealth of information (and data!) out there has never been more necessary.
How have you interacted with open access already? Is this an idea that you are familiar with? What are some complications you see arising from open access?
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…"Archives, museums and special collections are benefiting from sharing their digital assets (digitized copies/photos of their objects) and allowing the public to interact with these things through the internet"…
…"Information professionals of all stripes are recognizing the value of collecting and preserving cultural heritage, and also sharing it widely for the world to discover."
Just a couple of points here, that special collections have been for generations open to the public to interact with in reading rooms for users too, and were also preserved/conserved as artifacts too. For some people, they often associate "preservation" of an item (ex: 12th c mss) by having a digital version. It's important to be specific also and clarify the differences too. the real original items still need conservation of a different kind of "digital preservation" that is more commonly tossed out in the discussion. i prefer to use the term "access" rather than "preservation" in this sense. At some research libraries too I have heard some people over the years say they promoted the digital version to users so that they could save staff time from retrieving the original items for readers, and they also thought this was actually "preserving" the original too. Research studies have shown that the increase of digital copies of items in museum collections very often has increased the demand not for the digital copy but rather for the originals. Good research collections still need good conservation depts for the original items too– having a digital version of something or what some call a digital "asset" is much more than that.
It is also necessary to talk about copyright as well, it's just not as simple either not only for academic libraries, but also for museums/special collections where there are still important issues of ownership, provenance, rights involved. Do you use ArtStor database?
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guess my point here is to also distinguish digital preservation from conservation of original cultural heritage items too. to me, digital preservation is more of an "access" angle first. and to keep in mind that museums -museum libraries continue to provide access to users in the reading rooms too to users. digital copies have shown libraries that users also value & want more access to the originals. It's important to be more specific than just "data" :-) …. cheers, Karen Weaver
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