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FGD: A Slumbering Monarch
Kent Wilson
February 20 2013 02:48PM
If you think the Calgary Flames start to the season is disappointing, imagine being an LA Kings fan. Fresh off their Cinderella (sort of) Stanely Cup win, you endure 3 1/2 of months of lock-out, only to see your club stumble out of the gates and land at 12th in the Conference through the first 14 games.
Of course, the Kings struggled though much of last season only to squeak in under the wire and then win the whole thing, so it's possible LA's issues aren't causing as much consternation amongst their faithful as the Flames are here. Nor should they, frankly, because the Kings still boast some of the league's best underlying numbers, including the top close-fenwick (corsi) ratio in the league (58.29). Meaning, Sutter's boys still control the flow of the game better than anyone else in the NHL, the puck just isn't going in for them enough for it to matter. Yet.
In addition, Jonathan Quick had off-season back surgery and has gone from stud to dud. His even strength SV% is just .905 right now (roughly about replacement level) which is a huge step back from his elite .933 last year. It was Quick and the defense that held the Kings in the running during the clubs long offensive dry spell in 2011-12, so now the team will either need him to re-discover his form or actually start converting all that zone time to goal scoring earlier rather than later this time around.
The Flames can't really count on a goaltending turn around, at least not right now. With Kipper still out and the pairing of MacDonald and Taylor probable to guard the net for another few games at least, Calgary will either have to hope one of them plays over his head for a bit or they can outscore their issues in net. A nice run of percentages would really help things out right now.
Like the Blues, the Kings are an excellent team at dictating play, so Calgary will have another stiff challenge on their hands this evening. St. Louis kind of toyed with the Flames through the first half of that game, so without Backlund and the first liners looking a bit lost south of the red line these days, the team will have to have their foot to the floor from minute one in order to have a chance tonight.
The Line-up
The Flames first line was mostly a non-entity against the Coyotes and didn't really show up in the Dallas game either despite the club's notable come back in the third period. Tanguay and Iginla are some of the only forwards with an o-zone ratio above 50% at this point, but both are back to hovering are break even in terms of possession.
- Cammalleri - Tanguay - Iginla
- Glencross - Stajan - Stempniak
- Hudler - Horak - Cervenka
- Comeau - Begin - Jackman
- Giordano - Bouwmeester
- Brodie - Wideman
- Butler - Smith
- MacDonald
The Stajan line has probably been the best one through the last two games. Matt's semi-resurrection under Hartley probably has less to do with the player and more to do with the coach and opportunity. Stajan was never good enough to be tabbed as "Iginla's next center", but he was also never as bad as Brent Sutter seemed to think. Centering a line with guys like Glencross and Stempniak, who are generally at the bad end of the ice and can contribute offensively, is ideal for a guy of Stajan's skillset. If that was Calgary's third line (and if they had a true PvP option) they'd be in good position.
MacDonald goes again tonight after Taylor's loss in Phoenix. I thought Taylor generally looked more solid and was better at absorbing rebounds than the former Red Wing, but it's hard to argue too hard given how lousy a couple of the rookies goals against were.
The Opposition
Unlike the Flames, the Kings have three first/second lines, although Sutter seems to have inserted at least one third/fourth liner on each of them
- Clifford - Kopitar - Brown
- King - Richards - Carter
- Penner - Stoll - Williams
- Lewis - Fraser - Nolan
- Ellerby - Doughty
- Scuderi - Voynov
- Muzzin - Drewiske
- Bernier
It is somewhat obscene, as a Flames fan given the clubs center depth, to see the Kings using Jeff Carter as a winger.
Aside from scoring troubles and lackluster goaltending, the Kings are also battling injuries on the blueline, which is why you see youngster (and up until now first round disappointment) Keaton Ellerby skating on the first pairing with Drew Doughty. Scuderi and Voynov are a more than capable second pairing though, so it's not like the Kings have a severe depth problem there.
In net will be Jonathan Bernier, who in contrast to Quick has a sterling.950 ES SV% in three games played so far. Bernier was disgruntled in the summer and asked the Kings organization for a trade, which never happened. If Quick continues to struggle for any length of time, he might just have a chance to usurp the incumbent (which was unthinkable just a few months ago).
Sum it Up
Both teams are looking to climb out of the Western basement and sooner rather than later. The Kings have a better roster, better underlying numbers and a better reason to expect a sharp turn around at some point. The Flames, on the other hand, are simply trying to turn back the tide and prove to everyone - especially themselves - they can be an-going concern.
February 20 2013, 09:58PM
I don't understand how the team was so bad last year and so much better now.
February 20 2013, 10:02PM
It's worth noting that the Flames are A LOT better on PP face-offs than they were last year.
Stajan's a center and is at 52%.
NHL.com has him listed at 25%, I think you got that backwards.(21% now) that I check again. Tanguay is at 0% and Begin hasn't taken a draw, while Horak is at 60%. But its cool everyone else thats taking draws is 60% or more.
February 20 2013, 10:06PM
Does anyone else despise Ferraro as much as I? Seriously, he's f'n horrible.
Would you rather have Maguire? I will take Ray given the available options.
Does anyone else despise Ferraro as much as I? Seriously, he's f'n horrible.
Better than Simmer
Iggy has 7 of the 15 shots
Would you rather have Maguire? I will take Ray given the available options.
I genuinely would rather have Maguire.
Iginla's best game of the season so far I'd say.
Too bad no other forwards are doing much
February 20 2013, 10:28PM
Clearly the Flames have tuned out Hartley. Time to hire Ruff!
After the match, I will show them all their PP and will play it over and over and over and over again, until some of the players will get sick and puke
February 20 2013, 10:31PM
I hope this game hasn't been as bad as that PP looked???
February 20 2013, 10:33PM
It has been about that bad, VF.
February 20 2013, 10:34PM
And that, as they say, should be that. With 10 1/2 minutes to go.
Bye-bye game
sigh... not looking good
February 20 2013, 10:36PM
Why didnt any flame react to the run at Macbackup in the first? Where is our physical play?
Kent in your stat tracking hits would be nice to see.
February 20 2013, 10:36PM
Jeebuz.. That's bad then Piker.
These guys can't even complete a pass??
February 20 2013, 10:37PM
At least we all got set straight about how to pronounce "Jordano" ... Sigh
God the Kings just overpower the Flames. When they have the puck Flames can't take it off them
February 20 2013, 10:38PM
hope flying j is takening notes on how to build a team
February 20 2013, 10:38PM
What will change for next game I wonder?
there should be a sign above the dressing room that reads, "For Sale". It's gotta be official now.
I watch the team and wonder how they can be that bad? they literally chased the puck and the kings all night... how does a team give the puck away THAT many times in one game... no, in one shift!
just one step closer to Barkov, Drouin or Nichushkin
monster stop. kudos Mc D
Nice freakin save
February 20 2013, 10:41PM
Woah Macdonald.
Any idea how many of our games we've played against the other teams backup goalies? I think it's 4 of the last 5 games, but overall, is it half?? Is there a record for that?
Imagine if we played against #1 goalies.
Any idea how many of our games we've played against the other teams backup goalies? I think it's 4 of the last 5 games, but overall, is it half?? Is there a record for that?
Imagine if we played against #1 goalies.
I don't know how much worse they'd be, they only score 1 a night
They say there's a ton of scouts in the building... I hope Iggy and Jbo have good games
ehm technically 1 in 2 nights. but Smith is no.1 goalie, so it should count right?
They say there's a ton of scouts in the building... I hope Iggy and Jbo have good games
I've heard there have been 16-20 scouts a night at Flames home games. Boston is pushing for Alfredsson, if they can't get him, maybe they'll try for Iggy.
February 20 2013, 10:47PM
If hitting/toughness was the Flames real problem it would be really easy to fix.
February 20 2013, 10:48PM
Anyone thinking of checking out the Hitmen: Prince Albert is in town on Friday night (Josh Morrissey is a draft-eligible D-Man who's a BEAST) and the Saskatoon Blades (winners of 13 straight) are in town a week from tonight.
February 20 2013, 10:48PM
Did you end up going to the game tonight?
February 20 2013, 10:53PM
@Kent .... Touche... Part of the whole passion/effort part non?
It was funny earlier today when Darryl was asked about LA having a Stanley Cup hangover and he replied "I've had a hangover."
Remember those games where at least we were outshooting the opposition, yeah good times, gonna miss those days.
Yeah... LA is still pretty good
February 20 2013, 10:56PM
The one day I sleep in instead of going to game-day skate, I miss Helene Elliot AND Darryl Sutter being hilarious.
February 20 2013, 10:58PM
Simply remarkable. I never thought I see the day where the Flames were the absolute worst outfit in the league. It appears on all accounts this team has rolled over, given up and withered away. Tonight was another example how soft this team is. No pride and no passion.
February 20 2013, 10:58PM
Flames drop to 5-7-3 on the year. Next up is Minnesota on Saturday night.


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hearing in conjunction with the scheduled City Council meeting on
Wednesday, January 15, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. at Huntington City Hall, 20
South Main, in conjunction with the regular scheduled meeting. Items
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Please note that in order to hear from as many people as possible,
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Althea Gibson breaks color barrier in 1950 at the U.S. Nationals
For years, Gibson was the dominant player in the American Tennis Association, an all-black organization. In order to increase the level of her competition, though, Gibson would have to break down the color barrier that existed around the United States Lawn Tennis Association. She was denied entry into USLTA events on several occasions and, as a result, spent years lobbying her cause. Finally, on August 28, 1950, Althea Gibson played her first match at the U.S. Championships. She went on to win the event in 1957 and 1958.
Gibson wins first Grand Slam title
For the first five years after her initial entry into USLTA events, Gibson achieved little on-court success. That all changed in 1956. At the age of 28, Gibson became the first African-American woman to win a major singles title when she claimed the French Championships. With her first major championship secured, Gibson went on to win four more over the next two years (Wimbledon '57, '58; U.S. Championships '57, '58).
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Arthur Ashe is amazing in 1968
In any year, Ashe's accomplishments in 1968 would have been considered historic, but achieving them in 1968 makes them even more extraordinary. He started by becoming the first African-American male to win a men's singles title at a Grand Slam when he won the first ever US Open men's singles championship. He then went on to lead the U.S. Davis Cup team to a resounding victory over Australia in the final of the international competition. And he did this in a year that is commonly referred to as the most tumultuous in the history of our nation. Consider that Ashe's backdrop was a nation where race relations were hitting their most tense moments, the anti-war movement was moving into high gear, and all was underlined by the assassinations of Dr. Martin Luther King and Sen. Robert Kennedy. In order to truly appreciate the courage Arthur Ashe had throughout his life, you must understand the courage he displayed in 1968.
Zina Garrison reaches Wimbledon final in 1990
Zina Garrison was the first African-American woman to reach a Grand Slam final since legend Althea Gibson 32 years earlier. Garrison defeated Monica Seles, ending Seles' 36-match winning streak, and Steffi Graf en route to the final. She lost in the championship match to Martina Navratilova, 6-4, 6-1.
MaliVai Washington reaches Wimbledon final in 1996
A young MaliVai Washington at age 6 watched Arthur Ashe become the only African-American man to win Wimbledon. In 1996, Washington graced the same court in the men's final against Richard Krajicek. "I have a lot of support from the black community in the States and around the world," said Washington, currently a tennis broadcaster for ESPN. "It's great when you can win because you're winning for yourself and you're winning for those who are pulling for you. It's an honor to be the first black since Arthur to be in the final. I just hope I can spur more young blacks into playing the game."
Venus advances to 1997 US Open final in tournament debut
Playing in her US Open debut at age 17, American Venus Williams reached the final, becoming the first African-American women's finalist since Althea Gibson won the title in 1958. The youngster from Compton, Calif., lost to Martina Hingis, 6-0, 6-4, but went on to win the 2000 and 2001 US Open titles.
Serena Williams wins US Open in 1999
On Sept. 11, 1999, Serena became the first black woman to claim a Grand Slam singles title since Althea Gibson in 1958. After the match, she received a call from President Clinton and also spoke to the president's daughter, Chelsea. The next day, Serena and her sister, Venus, won the US Open doubles title.
2000 is golden for Venus Williams
At the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Venus Williams became the first woman ever to take home the Olympic tennis gold medal in both singles and doubles. She also became only the second player to win Wimbledon, the US Open and the Olympics in the same year. (Steffi Graf accomplished the feat in 1988.) The win at Wimbledon was the first for a black woman since Althea Gibson in 1958.
Venus and Serena Williams meet in prime-time final in 2001
On Sept. 8, 2001, in Arthur Ashe Stadium, Venus won her second consecutive US Open title, beating sister Serena in the first women's final ever televised in prime time. The match, which drew 51 percent more viewers than the previous year's final, was also the first Grand Slam final between siblings since the inaugural Grand Slam championship at Wimbledon in 1884.
Simmonds makes history at 2003 Australian Open
Phillip Simmonds had his name etched in the tennis history books in 2003, when he and doubles partner Scott Oudsema became the first U.S. team ever to win the boys' doubles championship at the Australian Open Junior Tennis Championships. Simmonds, from Reston, Va., and Oudsema, from Kalamazoo, Mich., captured their first Grand Slam title by knocking off the world's top-ranked team, Florin Mergea and Horia Tecau, 6-4, 6-4. The duo took over the world No. 1 ranking with their victory.
Young takes home Orange Bowl title
Fourteen-year-old Donald Young became the first American since Jim Courier to win the boys' 16s singles title at the Orange Bowl International Championships, as well as the first African-American to win a singles title in the 57-year history of the event, outlasting Aljoscho Thron of Germany, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2, in the final. The victory was just one of Young's many successes in 2003. The Chicago native also swept the singles and doubles titles at Les Petits As and Teen Tennis, two of the most prestigious events in the world for players 14 and younger.
Young makes history at Easter Bowl
The following year, in 2004, Young continued to prove why he was one of the most highly touted junior players in the country, as the young lefty made history at the Easter Bowl, USTA National Spring Championships, where, at age 14, he became the youngest person ever to win the boys' 18s title, after coming from behind to defeat top-seed Daniel Yoo, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2, in the final. The winner of the boys' 14s Easter Bowl title in 2003, Young was also the first person in the 37-year history of the tournament to win the boys' 14s and 18s titles in back-to-back years.
Jenkins' amazing season
Scoville Jenkins will not soon forget the tremendous year he had in 2004. During the first half of the season, he posted a number of impressive results, including winning the singles title at the Astrid Bowl in Belgium and reaching the doubles semifinals and singles quarterfinals at the junior Australian Open. But things really started to kick off for the 18-year-old Atlanta native over the summer. Jenkins gave a career-best performance in Grand Slam play, advancing to the singles semifinals at the Wimbledon Junior Championships in July. A month later, he won the boys' 18 singles title at the prestigious USTA National Championships in Kalamazoo, Mich., becoming the first African-American winner in the 89-year history of the event. By winning Kalamazoo, Scoville received a wild card to compete in the men's main draw at the US Open, and the 6-foot-1 right-hander faced defending champion and No. 2 seed Andy Roddick in the opening round in a night match televised live from Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Neilly wins boys' 18 Orange Bowl title
In the final ITF Grade A event of 2004, Timothy Neilly, 17, of Tampa, Fla., defeated Donald Young, 6-4, 7-5, to become the first African-American to win the Orange Bowl International Tennis Championships Boys' 18s singles title in the event's 58-year history. Neilly and Young were also the first African-Americans to reach the Orange Bowl 18s final in the same year.
Young wins Australian Open boys' title, becomes No. 1 in world
Seeded No. 2 in the 2005 Australian Open Junior Championships, Donald Young defeated No. 1 Sun-Yong Kim of Korea, 6-2, 6-4, in the boys' singles final to become the youngest boy to win a junior Grand Slam title at the age of 15 years, 6 months and 7 days. With the victory, Young became the youngest boy in history to reach No. 1 in the ITF World Junior Rankings, as well as the first African-American boy to be ranked No. 1 in the world in singles.
Augustine, Muhammad are unbeatable at Les Petits As
Thirteen-year-olds Brittany Augustine and Asia Muhammad teamed together to win the doubles title at 2005 Les Petits As, the most prestigious event in the world for players aged 14 and under, held annually in Tarbes, France. The second-seeded duo did not drop a set in any of their matches until the final, where they defeated the French team of Gracia Radovanovic and Charlotte Rodier, 7-5, 4-6, 6-4.
Serena Williams wins second career Australian Open title
The superstar captured the hearts of Melbourne Park with a triumphant trip Down Under, defeating fellow American Lindsay Davenport in three sets, 2-6, 6-3, 6-0, to take the 2005 title. In the semifinals, Williams played a memorable match against Maria Sharapova, coming back from a set down to upset the Russian, 8-6, in the third set.
Venus Williams captures third career Wimbledon championship
Silencing her critics with a dream run at the All-England Club in 2005, the elder Williams sister won her first Grand Slam title since the 2001 US Open, marking the fifth major championship of her career. Venus upset top-seed Lindsay Davenport in the final, at two hours, 45 minutes, the longest ladies' singles final in the history of the prestigious event.
Blake's career year in 2006
James Blake compiled a career-best season in 2006, winning five ATP titles -- Sydney, Las Vegas, Indianapolis, Bangkok and Stockholm -- and reaching eight finals, including the season-ending Tennis Masters Cup final in Shanghai, where he lost to Roger Federer. The popular American became the first African-American to rank in the top 10 since Arthur Ashe on Jan. 21, 1980, and went on to match Ashe's career-best, year-end finish of No. 4 (in 1985). Blake also ended the year ranked as the No. 1 American for the first time in his career. In addition, he represented the United States in Davis Cup play and helped the U.S. team reach the semifinals before losing to Russia in Moscow. He surpassed $1 million in earnings in a season for the first time, with a career-best $1,894,295.
Young repeats as singles champion at USTA National Championships
Donald Young captured the singles titles at the 2006 USTA Boys' 18 National Championships in Kalamazoo, Mich., to become the 10th player in the 91-year history of the USTA Boys' 18s to repeat as singles champion and the first since Phillip King in 1999-2000. Young did not drop a set en route to his 12th USTA national championship. He also partnered with Alexander Clayton to win the doubles title. Earlier in the year, Young swept the singles and doubles titles at the Easter Bowl.
Serena Williams wins 2007 Australian Open
In one of the most inspirational and gritty returns to prominence for an all-time great, Serena Williams crushed Maria Sharapova, 6-1, 6-2, to win her eighth Grand Slam crown at the Australian Open. Unseeded in the draw, Serena knocked off six seeded players en route to the title, including No. 5 Nadia Petrova and No. 1 Sharapova. As a result of her triumph, Serena's ranking skyrocketed from No. 81 in the world to No. 14.
Blake reaches milestone 200 ATP victories
Top-seeded James Blake reached 200 career ATP match victories at the 2007 Delray Beach International Tennis Championships, with a 6-1, 6-3 win over Scoville Jenkins. "It makes me feel old and with relative success, which is a good feeling,'' Blake told AP after the victory. "To win 200 matches means there's probably a few I've actually forgotten, which is something I never would have believed. It's nice to know I've beaten some quality players.''
Venus Williams wins fourth Wimbledon title
Venus Williams won her fourth Wimbledon title in 2007, beating surprise finalist Marion Bartoli, 6-4, 6-1, for her sixth Grand Slam title. She also won Wimbledon in 2000, 2001 and 2005.
Young captures Wimbledon boys' championship
Donald Young picked up his second junior Grand Slam singles title at Wimbledon in 2007, joining an illustrious group of tennis greats, including Bjorn Borg, Ivan Lendl, Tracy Austin, Stefan Edberg, Roger Federer, Martina Hingis and Amelie Mauresmo, who also triumphed at Wimbledon during their junior careers.
Blake helps U.S. team win 2007 Davis Cup
In the 2007 Davis Cup final between the United States and Russia, Jame Blake came back from a set down to defeat Dmitry Tursunov, 1-6, 6-3, 7-5, to earn his second point of the tie. On Day 1 of the competition, with the U.S. holding an early 1-0 lead, Blake won a pivotal point for his country, putting the Bryans in position to clinch. Overall, the United States defeated Russia, 4-1, in the best-of-five World Group series, winning the prestigious international team title for a record 32nd time.
Venus defeats Serena to capture fifth Wimbledon crown
Venus Williams defeated younger sister Serena, 7-5, 6-4, for her fifth Wimbledon title and second in a row. Venus avenged two previous losses to her younger sibling in the final at the All England Club and reasserted her dominance on her favorite court and favorite grass surface. The Williams sisters also teamed together to take home the women's doubles title.
Serena Williams claims 10th Grand Slam title
Serena Williams defeated Dinara Safina, 6-0, 6-3, to win her 10th career Grand Slam title at the 2009 Australian Open. With the win, Williams became the fifth woman to win four or more Australian titles. By making the singles and doubles finals, she already had become the all-time leading money winner in women's sports.
Keys, 14, wins in WTA Tour debut
Fourteen-year-old Madison Keys of Boca Raton, Fla., made her WTA debut a memorable one. After receiving a wild card into the MPS Group Championships in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., in April 2009, Keys rallied from 5-2 down in the first set to defeat 81st-ranked Alla Kudryavtseva, 7-5, 6-4.
Grand year for Serena in singles, Williams sisters in doubles
2009 was a big one for Serena, finishing the year ranked No. 1, winning her 10th and 11th career Grand Slam singles titles at the Australian Open and Wimbledon (where she defeated sister Venus in the final), and winning her second career Tour Championships title. She also captured three of the four Grand Slam doubles titles with Venus (Australian Open, Wimbledon, US Open).
Back-to-back wins for Serena in Australia; Williams sisters win doubles title
Defending champion Serena Williams captured her fifth Australian Open title in 2010, defeating back-from-retirement Justine Henin in a three-set final and equaling Billie Jean King's total of 12 Grand Slam singles championships. Serena and older sister Venus also won their fourth women's doubles title in Melbourne, beating top-seeds Cara Black and Liezel Huber, 6-4, 6-3, in the final at Rod Laver Arena. The sisters won the Australian title for the first time in 2001 and added championships in 2003 and 2009.
Historical win for Serena at 2010 Wimbledon
In yet another sterling performance in a major final, Serena Williams picked apart Russia's Vera Zvonareva, 6-3, 6-2, to win her fourth Wimbledon title, with the legendary Billie Jean King in attendance in the Royal Box cheering her on. With the victory, Williams overtook her former Fed Cup captain with her 13th Grand Slam singles title and is now within shouting distance of three other Americans, Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova, both of whom have 18, and Helen Wills, who has 19. (Australian Margaret Court heads the list with 24, and German Steffi Graf owns 22.)
Stephens shines on world stage in 2010
Sloane Stephens had the most successful year of any American in Grand Slam play in 2010, picking up girls' doubles titles at three of the four majors -- the French Open, Wimbledon and US Open -- with partner Timea Babos of Hungary. The 17-year-old from Boca Raton, Fla., also posted outstanding results in the singles draws at the tournaments, reaching the quarterfinals at both Roland Garros and Wimbledon, as well as the semifinals at the US Open.
Andrews, Townsend lead Team USA to victory at World Junior Tennis
Rising stars Gabrielle Andrews and Taylor Townsend joined Brooke Austin to bring home a record fourth consecutive World Junior Tennis championship for Team USA in 2010, continuing an unprecedented run of dominance for U.S. girls at the event, which is the 14-and-under equivalent of Fed Cup.
Andrews' first pro win among many highlights in 2011
Pomona, California's Gabrielle Andrews, the No. 1-ranked player in the USTA Girls' 18s, had a huge year in 2011, with results that included reaching the doubles final at the US Open, winning the singles title at the USTA National Clay Courts, capturing the doubles title and finishing runner-up in singles at the Easter Bowl, and winning the doubles title at the USTA International Spring Championships. Andrews, a member of the U.S. Junior Fed Cup team, also won the first pro match of her career in May at the USTA Women's $50,000 Challenger in Carson, Calif., posting a 6-4, 6-1 win over former four-year USC starter Amanda Fink.
Townsend sweeps titles at Australian Open Junior Championships
Fifteen-year-old Taylor Townsend defeated Yulia Putintseva of Russia, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, to win the girls' singles event at the 2012 Australian Open. Just a day earlier, Townsend teamed with Gabrielle Andrews to capture the girls' doubles title in Melbourne.
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A week after capturing the boys' singles title at the AEGON Junior International in Bolton, England, Francis Tiafoe, a 14-year-old from College Park, Md., beat William Blumberg, a 13-year-old from Greenwich, Conn., 6-0, 6-2, in an All-American boys' singles final at Les Petits As in Tarbes, France, the second of two premier international junior tournaments for players ages 14 and under held in Europe in January 2012.
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Steve Dangle
September 26 2012 05:18PM
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I think a player that will surprise this season will be John Tavares, every season he continues to grow on his point production, and I think this season is where he proves to everyone why he's a #1 overall pick.
September 26 2012, 09:10PM
i said it once and i will say it again. Tyler Seguin will break out this season, with at least 40 goals and 90 points, he has all the confidence in the world already, and now hes going to play on the top line. S*** just got real in Boston.
While Kadri, Gardiner and JVR could be the favourite choice for Leaf breakouts. I really think we will see the emergence of Joe Colbourn this year. Afdter his off season hand surgery, (providing all isw good now) I believe we will see that big first line center emerge out of the AHL and dominate. At 6'5", he is the player Burkie would like in there on the top line. Go Joe!
September 26 2012, 09:28PM
I guess Mike Brown would be a long shot, but if there's one leaf who I'm thinking will surprise us next year, i gotta see it being Bozie, just because he did so well (let me finish) on the first line for his caliber of player, and he pulled his weight. I can only see him getting better (granted thats what I said about Kulemin last year)
Could be Matt Duchene, but when I think of surprises only one name comes to mind. Now, I'm a diehard Pens and Leafs fan so it pains me to say this....but it's gonna be Jordan Staal. I've watched him play for years in PIT and the kid is a monster. Absolute beast. He's become so good even without prime ice time and linemates for the majority of his career, and he's getting both in Carolina now. I say minimum 70 points and dynamite defensive play. Good times in Pittsburgh with him (Yeah....I miss the guy just a little bit...just a little...ok maybe a lot. Definitely a lot)
September 26 2012, 09:32PM
I think that Nathan Horton will have a suprise season because in 2010-11 he was just getting settled in Boston, last season he was injured, but now he can prove himself as a consistent 65 point player.
I was hoping Phaneuf because of the improved skating, but who knows...
September 26 2012, 10:05PM
Really like the ryan jumbo jersey! I think Zack Kassian will be a surprise player for the NHL. I think Vancouver got the better half of the trade because Hodgson has been tested more in the NHL, and didn't meet the expectations of what the Canucks wanted of him. Kassian will provide big body for a team that needs it. He will also provide points which will make him an asset to Vancouver for future developement.
September 26 2012, 10:06PM
I think RYAN NUGENT-HOPKINS WILL BE MOST AMAZING Unless the oilers move then it wiil be adam Henrique
September 26 2012, 10:08PM
im going to have to go with rick nash hes always been named as an elite player but his stats usually dont agree with that but i think with Gaborik and or richards i think hes going to have the numbers this yearr
September 26 2012, 10:44PM
Sean Couturier, made a name for himself last year when he shut down Evgeni Malkin in the playoffs and will be a key player for the Flyers offense as he develops and get better each and everyday with the help of Danny Briere and Claude Giroux.
September 26 2012, 11:20PM
I think the biggest surprise this season (if there is one) will be Mikael Granlund. Not everyone knows who he is and, even though this will be his rookie season, this kid is GOOD. That's G-O-O-D. Tied for 6th in SM-liiga scoring as a 20 year old is amazingly impressive. He's only going to get better and he will be an absolute force for the Wild.
September 26 2012, 11:22PM
fingers crossed for JVR to break out. brian burke needs him to turn to a bona fide #1 centre
September 26 2012, 11:35PM
Even though most people would say phil kessel has been one of the top leafs I really think this year if we play a full season he could take home the scoring title or atleat break the 50 goal point. Also really hope some of the marlies can crack the team and bring in last years playoff run experience
September 27 2012, 12:20AM
If it happens, Nazem Kadri could be the surprise player this season. Leafs fans claim he can do it at the top level, but he needs to show that to everyone else. He could bring that something to the team that gets them into the P word (Playoffs...)
September 27 2012, 12:31AM
On the Leafs, I think the surprise player will be James van Reimsdyk. Never really got a chance to fully show his capabilities in Philadelphia, but we all know he was drafted 2nd overall a few years back and there was a reason for that. He will be higher on the Leafs depth chart than he was on the Flyers.
In the rest of the NHL, I really think Cody Hodgson has a chance to succeed. Naturally, I hope this success doesn't occur at the expense of the Leafs, but I think he has all the right tools, and a window of opportunity has suddenly opened up for him in Buffalo with the moves they made this summer.
September 27 2012, 06:10AM
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September 27 2012, 06:12AM
I think Jake gardiner he could honestly be the next drew doughty or erik karlson
September 27 2012, 06:13AM
September 27 2012, 06:14AM
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September 27 2012, 06:37AM
Sean Couturier i think, because if he was that good at the age of 18 and 19. He will be so dominate for the flyers if there is an NHL season.
Andy McDonald of the St.Louis Blues - after concussion and injury trouble he says he hasn't felt this good in years. The guy can fly, and is my bet to lead the Blues in points this season. (*WHEN* it is played D: )
September 27 2012, 09:30AM
I'm going to say Justin Schultz. Even if he's a little better then average, he'll still be the best D man in seattle....i mean Edmonton.
September 27 2012, 09:36AM
Gotta give it to my boy Tanner Glass. Playing with the high powered offense in Pittsburgh is going to be good to him.
September 27 2012, 10:57AM
I think Kadri will finally have his season. He trained with Gary Roberts over the summer, and I think that will give him the boost he needed, to be able to play a full season with the Leafs
September 27 2012, 01:11PM
I think marcus foligno of buffalo could be a big surprise. He will be getting top 6 minutes and he had a really good showing in the few games he played with the sabres last season.
Another is Jeff Petry of the Oilers, he became a huge force on the Edmonton blueline last year and for most of the season was on their top pairing along side Ladislav Smid. He was on the team's first PK unit as well as PP for most of the year, and with the oilers incredible offense up front, i think it would be impossible for a dman playing 20 minutes a game to not put up at least 30 points this year and maybe even more.
September 27 2012, 01:15PM
A player that could be a surprise to many this season is Colorado's young dman Stefan Elliot. He played great in the games he played with the Avs last year, he put up absolutely incredible numbers in junior, and he will be on the Avs first PP unit. With the additions of P.A.P, mcginn, downie, the Avs should have one of the leagues top offensive groups with a lot of potential, and a young offensive dman like Elliot could easily put up 30-40 points this year with the Avs.
I remember going to the Canada-Sweden WJC game a couple years back in Buffalo. Canada ended up losing 6-5 in the Shootout, but i remember the highlight of the night was when Zack Kassian (I think) destroyed Adam Larsson and took out his own goaltender.


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
At the Museum of the San Rafael recently, Deb Dull and Mark Miller of Utah Power, and Delena Fish of the Utah State Department of Workforce Services gave a presentation detailing the construction projects to be undertaken in Emery County over the next two years. This informational meeting was to inform business owners and service providers of the influx of workers into the area. Also, details for employment for the temporary positions were given.
With the museum filled to near overflowing, business owners and concerned residents listened to the outline of the projections for the coming years. Commissioner Gary Kofford stated, "It is an exciting time for Emery County now. Several things affecting our economy will be taking place over the next several years.
"We have just recently signed the contracts to begin the construction work on the Rilda Canyon project in Huntington Canyon. This project will be completed in several phases, including the road work, and the construction of the new bath house.
"The Lila Canyon mining project is another that will affect Emery County. This will bring many jobs to the area for miners. The SUWA action has been resolved and the Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining will be issuing the permits this fall.
"Concerning the construction of the interchange at the Hunter Plant in Castle Dale, the bids will be let out soon and the project should be completed by November. This project alone is a $22 million project.
"In another project, the money for phase two of the Moore cutoff project has been secured. The $2 million road project should be completed during the winter. Next year, a $1 million road improvement project for Goblin Valley will be done.
"A new precipitator will be built at the Huntington plant, unit two. This particular unit was constructed before there were any emission regulations. With the addition of the scrubber, emissions will be lowered and this will greatly benefit the county. This project is estimated to last for 18-24 months. During the next several years, Emery County will see an influx of approximately $200 million.
"The College of Eastern Utah is attempting to set up a series of classes to train miners. At a meeting with Brett Harvey, he stated that the average miner is 52 years old. During the next few years, that industry will see many retirements and will be in need of a younger workforce. There is a great need right now to train new miners. Utah Power has indicated that they have the same problem. Their workforce is nearing retirement age and the need for trained and qualified people is very great.
"The bottom line for the workers in Emery County right now is, 'Want a job, get an education.' For every position that becomes available there are more than 100 applicants. There are people with high school educations competing with people who hold doctorate degrees. So, during the next few years, many opportunities will present themselves for Emery County, the workforce needs to be ready and trained," said Kofford.
Mike McCandless of the Emery County Economic Development Council said, "Right now, there are many opportunities developing in agriculture. There are projects in development for the hay and the beef markets. We are developing markets inside and outside of the United States. We have a strong interest from buyers of natural beef. With minimal modifications, we can meet the criteria for that market.
"Family Dollar is building a new store in Castle Dale, and there are two new call centers coming, one in Huntington and one in Castle Dale. All of these projects will require a workforce from Emery and Carbon counties.
"Several existing businesses are expanding their facilities and several new small businesses have recently opened, including the new Farm Bureau "In Green River, a local person is trying to bring about the reopening of the refinery. Expansions are happening in mining with those companies expanding their leases. In the banking area, there is a chance that Eastern Utah Credit Union will open an office in Emery County.
"There are some short term and some long term projects in the planning stages. Things are happening, opportunities are presenting themselves. If you hear a rumor, come and ask us and we will find out the facts.
"We need to improve training opportunities and re-evaluate our real estate values. There are people out there willing to relocate to Emery County, but the real estate is priced beyond what the banks are willing to lend," said McCandless.
Dull stated that the Huntington clean air project is mobilizing for construction now. The lead people are in the area now looking for housing. The contract for this project was signed on May 10.
The partners included in this project, known as the Huntington Environmental Partners, are Sentinel Constructors (Zachry Construction of Houston), Barton-Malow, and Burns and McDonnell, who are the engineers. The winning bid on this project was $99,253,600.
"As a part of the contract that was signed with this partnership, a clause was entered that states that to the fullest extent commercially reasonable, the work will be completed using a majority of Utah labor. This statement is a first for PacifiCorp. Our only need is that the workforce is trained for the work that needs to be done, skilled labor is very important.
"The absorber field assembly will begin this fall, the scrubber will be 60-70 feet in diameter and be 120 feet tall. Delena has been in contact with Zachry Construction and they will be hiring through the DWS. We need registered workers and that registration can be completed on-line. Promotion and registration will take several months.
"One pressing issue we have been made aware of is the need for workers who can pass a drug test. If you don't pass, you will never be hired.
"Other projects that will coincide with the scrubber construction project are three overhauls to the existing power plants. Huntington units one and two will require an additional 200-300 craft labor, in addition to the workforce needed for the construction of the scrubber. For the Hunter two overhaul, we will need 300-400 craft labor. We will try to inform the community of our needs for these projects.
"These projects are scheduled to be ongoing through 2006. We are giving the community a heads up concerning the next two years. Be aware that these things are coming. We don't know a lot of specifics right now, but we will keep the community notified," said Dull.
A question was asked about the purchase of equipment for these projects. Dull answered by saying that much of the small equipment will be purchased in the area, but the large equipment, such as the cranes will be brought in by the construction company.
Information concerning applications for positions with the construction and overhaul crews can be obtained at DWS, either in the office in Castle Dale at 381-6100, or on-line at their website.
As for permanent positions, Dull explained that the construction positions will not be permanent, but there will be a few positions at the new scrubber facility.
Sharon Earl of the Emery County Chamber of Commerce explained that the chamber is assembling a list of vendors, workforce contacts, and services available in Emery County. All business owners are encouraged to inform the chamber what their business can provide during the years of the influx. There will be many opportunities for all retailers, and they must be prepared. She said there are resources available for those who need help. For any questions, people can call the chamber office at 381-2547.
Mike Hurdsman, president of the chamber, urged all business owners to work together during this period of time. He told them to think outside of the box and consider ways to capitalize on the opportunities that will arise through these projects. Several hundred people will be coming into the area, and they will need the same things that the residents here already require.


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Bos continues to look like Nicole Kidman's clone, even down to the poses.
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Jaime King stretching it out.ReplyCancel
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Sandy, Zoey Deutch will be 20 in November, but there really isn't much on her. No bikini shots, no oops, no nothing. Just some fake crap. And just to break your heart a little more, here she is with her boyfriend … and if you jerk off to this, never speak to me again!ReplyCancel
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Zoey Deutch's mom is actress Lea Thompson (yes, THAT Lea Thompson) and her father is director Howard Deutch (Pretty in Pink, etc., etc.)ReplyCancel
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Cool! Lea Thompson, Back to the Future, Some Kind of Wonderful, Caroline in the City Lea Thompson?ReplyCancel
Thx for trying Harry :(. Such a waste!ReplyCancel
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The bill -- which then passed the House 63 to 36 -- would require any woman seeking an abortion in the state to receive an ultrasound first. As an external ultrasound is not able to produce a necessary picture early in pregnancy, a trans-vaginal ultrasound would be needed to produce an image of the fetus or embryo.
Here's the attitude that makes me mad:
He noted he had a conversation with one GOP lawmaker regarding his amendment where the lawmaker had told him that women had already made the decision to be "vaginally penetrated when they got pregnant."
What business is it of these religious busybodies? There's a point where it is the state's business and there's a point where it is not. There's a point where we interfere in severe human rights situations around the world and there's situations where we wish them the best.
You seem to be implying that a vaginal ultrasound is a more unpleasant procedure than the 'standard' sonogram. In fact, it is not. The standard (transabdominal) sono requires an uncomfortably full bladder in order to be done correctly. Not so with the vaginal sono. Most (not all) women prefer the vaginal sono simply because of that.


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Rozelle House is a major display venue, currently showing a significant collection by Alexander Goudie, a series of 54 paintings portraying the famous Robert Burns poem Tam O' Shanter. The exhibition also includes a labelled guide for children which is used in teaching throughout schools in South Ayrshire. This exhibition is located in the grade A listed mansion house built by the architect Robert Adam in 1760 who also designed Culzean Castle. The house is set in 37 hectares of woodland, which originally belonged to the Hamilton family who also owned three estates in the West Indies. Rozelle was named after one of the Hamilton family estates in Jamaica.
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I can't really tell if You are reffering to the same changes I have noted, But the animation used to have brilliant colors, but now they are more pastel-like. I liked the old look better.
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okay understand have you asked Nisha to be your friend yet, like I said earlier she is from your country, she might be able to help you out a lot
it all takes time to do and even harder for you since you are so far away,
did you leave a message for Chris McConnell to help you with the other issues that you sent me a message about
to be a civilian to work in the govt it is hard to get in, unless you or your husband came here became citizens and enlist in the Armed Forces
No I do not have any India friends there except another one on this site is Nisha Friskar she is from your country and on this site you can find her on the leaderboard also
she will respond tomorrow when she logs in on this site
The more friends that you have the better that someone can help you with what you are asking about
okay I saw that you sent a request and now you are friends with her, she will respond tomorrow to you, if you want to leave her a message on her wall or regular message
did you ask najla to be your friend or I can ask her to make a request to be your friend, she needs to do it I cannot for her
no I do not have anybody that it is in the field of commerce, I am the only the only child,
I hope all of this information helped you, you can ask me anytime you want to a question
Yes Najla is a good friend of mine she is very nice, good to talk to, my family is of German descent, my parents were born and raised in Germany I was born and raised in Reno Nevada which is in the U.S.
yes there is "groups" go to the top of the page and you will see groups click on that you can join all kinds of groups, make comments on them etc all of these things make you points, if you need help ask and I will try to tell you better


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One of the leading lights of the roots rock movement, Eric "Roscoe" Ambel has been making a name for himself since the late '70s with his fiery guitar work, witty but passionate songwriting, and no-nonsense approach to rock & roll as both a sideman and a producer.
Born in Batavia, IL, Ambel's career in music began while he was studying at the University of Wyoming. A fan of straight-ahead rock who wasn't much impressed with disco or corporate rock, Ambel had his ears opened up in 1978 by a Ramones/Dictators double bill and soon met up with three like-minded rock fans to form a punk group called the Dirty Dogs. The band cut a self-released single, "Sorority Girl"/"Eric's Move," and gigged frequently around Wyoming and Colorado before changing their name to the Accelerators and relocating to Los Angeles in 1979. While they failed to make a major impact in California, Ambel did score a gig with Joan Jett, who was putting together a new band after the breakup of the Runaways. Ambel toured and recorded as a member of Joan Jett & the Blackhearts until 1981, when he moved to New York and joined forces with former Dictators guitarist Scott "Top Ten" Kempner to form the Del Lords. A regional success on the East Coast and a favorite with critics, the Del Lords released four studio albums and a live set between 1984 and 1990, when Ambel left the band shortly before they called it quits.
In 1988, while the Del Lords were on a break, Ambel cut his first solo album, named for the informal band he'd put together for small-club jams, Roscoe's Gang, which featured guest spots from Syd Straw, Peter Holsapple, and Skid Roper. Ambel cut a follow-up Roscoe's Gang set in 1994, the somber but hard-edged Loud & Lonesome. While working on Loud & Lonesome, Ambel began collaborating on songs with Dan Baird (ex-Georgia Satellites) and Terry Anderson; with Keith Christopher rounding out the quartet, they became the Yayhoos, and after touring for a spell as Baird's backing band, they cut a handful of songs which appeared on compilations and soundtrack sets, but due to a puzzling lack of major-label interest they wouldn't release an album until Bloodshot Records unleashed Fear Not the Obvious in 2001. That same year, Ambel signed on as guitarist with Steve Earle's backing band the Dukes, and after touring with Earle in support of the album Transcendental Blues, he appeared on Jerusalem and Just an American Boy.
In 1990, Ambel began putting his longtime interest in recording to use when he started producing singles for the Brooklyn-based "rig rock" label Diesel Only Records. Ambel's artist-friendly, no-frills approach to record-making clicked with roots-oriented acts, and he's since produced sessions for the Bottle Rockets, Nils Lofgren, the Blood Oranges, Blue Mountain, the Backsliders, Freedy Johnston, and many more. In 1999, Ambel opened his own 24-track recording studio in Brooklyn, Cowboy Technical Services, and when he's not otherwise occupied, he programs the jukebox at Lakeside Lounge, a bar and performance venue that Ambel co-owns in New York's East Village. The club also lent its name to a record label Ambel launched in 2004 with the reissue of the two Roscoe's Gang discs as well as an odds-and-sods collection titled Knucklehead. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi


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Folklore And Tradition : Festivities And Folkloric Traditions
The Ommegang, Brussels' oldest historical pageant
© Visit Brussels
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- Event planned for the month of July 2017
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- Event planned for the month of July 2017
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Don't miss the Ommegang, and admire one of the most magnificent historical re-enactments in Belgium.
The Ommegang's historical parade brings together over 1400 performers to let you relive this historical period.
This pageant, which is an integral part of Brussels folklore, commemorates Charles V's arrival in Brussels in 1549 to present his son, the future Philip II.
It will take place, for your entertainment, at 9pm in the prestigious surroundings of the illuminated Grand-Place.
The origins of the Ommegang
The tradition of the Ommegang dates back to the 14th century. It was, originally, a procession dedicated to Notre-Dame du Sablon.
It remains today, a magnificent festival, with period costumes and the descendants of the aristocracy playing the parts of the re-enactment and holding their ancestor's coats of arms.
For the 10th time, the famous director Giles Daoust and his team will take control of the music and the lights throughout this enchantment.
And to guarantee a singing performance, the counter tenor, Dominique Corbiau, the tenor, Sebastien Romignon Ercolini and the mezzo soprano, Isabelle Everarts de Velp will be present, accompanied by music from Ernst W. Meinrath.
The country being honoured this year is Spain, and Ommegang will welcome personalities such as: Francis Huster, Jo Lemaire and Bert Kruismans!
Practical information to prepare for the Ommegang
- The Ommegang takes place at 9pm.
- The procession gathers on the Sablon at 8:50pm and heads towards the Grand Place, where the show begins at 9pm.
- The stands are only located on the Grand Place.
Discover also the Ommegang festivities at Brussels Park
- website : http://www.ticketmaster.be/artist/ommegang-tickets/939811?language=fr-be
- tel. : +32 (0) 70 66 06 01
We are not responsible for any changes in dates and/or programmes. Please contact the organiser prior to departure.


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Stroudsburg advances to D-11 baseball championship
The Stroudsburg baseball team continued to play well Friday in the District 11 semifinals, beating Emmaus to earn a spot in the District Championship game.
Stroudsburg has been red hot in the District tournament, beating Northampton, MVC champion East Stroudsburg South, and now Emmaus by a 4-2 score. The win puts the Moutaineers in the championship round next week at Coca-Cola Park.