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(Sports Network) - The Calgary Flames showed off their depth in a come-from-behind victory Sunday night. They'll need contributions across the board again tonight when they visit the Phoenix Coyotes to conclude a quick road trip played over back-to-back nights.
That includes in goal, where Danny Taylor will make his first career NHL start. Taylor currently leads the American Hockey League with a 1.82 goals-against average playing for the Abbotsford Heat. He played 20 minutes at the NHL level in 2008, allowing two goals on 10 shots with the Los Angeles Kings.
Taylor will become the first goalie born in England to start an NHL game since Byron Dafoe did it with Atlanta almost nine years ago.
The Flames paid a visit to the Dallas Stars and found themselves down by two goals heading into the third period. However, Roman Horak, Matt Stajan and Steve Begin all potted their first goals of the season in a three-goal third period, lifting Calgary to a 4-3 win.
The 34-year-old Begin scored his first regular-season goal since April 10, 2010, having missed all of last season due to a hip injury.
"It feels good, but the most important thing is we came out with two points," said Begin. "We needed those points and that's a huge win. We've got to be proud of ourselves but we've have to bring the same intensity for the next few games. This one is over and now we have a big one (Monday)."
Mike Cammalleri added his fourth goal of the season -- all against Dallas after netting a hat trick versus the club in a win last Wednesday -- while Joey MacDonald made 27 saves to win his first start with Calgary since being claimed off waivers from Detroit.
Cammalleri's first-period goal got the Flames off to a good start before the Stars responded in a big way during the second by scoring three times. Calgary recovered to improve to 4-2-2 in its past eight games and 3-1-1 on the road this season.
"We had a good talk after the second period," head coach Bob Hartley said. "I told them if we want to build some foundation to be a playoff team, it's games like this that we need to win."
The Coyotes are also coming off a solid win, getting a pair of third-period markers from Martin Hanzal in Saturday's 5-3 triumph over the Columbus Blue Jackets. The two-goal game gave Hanzal a team-leading seven tallies on the season.
Radim Vrbata, David Moss and Kyle Chipchura all scored in the first, Keith Yandle matched a career high with three assists and Mike Smith came up with 17 saves for the Coyotes, who have won five of seven and are 6-2-2 in their past eight.
"It was an important two points," Hanzal said of the victory. "These kind of games you have to win if you want to make the playoffs."
Vrbata, though, suffered a lower body injury in the game and did not return. Head coach Dave Tippett said on Sunday his winger, who leads Phoenix with 12 points, is day-to-day.
That is also the status of defenseman Derek Morris, who did not play against the Blue Jackets because of an upper body ailment.
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Thoughts on Altitude from Rapha Continental riders Joe Staples, James Selman, Steve Francisco and Ben Lieberson during their week-long assault on Colorado during Ride the Rockies.
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Asthma is an easy thing to explain, it feels like your chest is breathing through a straw. The effects of altitude are not so easy to describe, but far easier to experience.
Step 1: Live at sea level.
Step 2: Fly to Colorado to Ride the Rockies.
Step 3: Suffer.
I was climbing and feeling good, some sections I was even riding with my mouth closed no problem [my signifier for "cruising"] but above about 9,000ft weird things started happening. Actually weird stuff started happening about three miles earlier when we rode past Alison Dunlap and then Bob Stapleton, but that's another story and has nothing to do with thin air. I digress.
So, James and I are cruising the climb when I feel like a part of my helmet is sticking into my head. To the kind people at Specialized… It wasn't.
This dull pain in my skull got worse the higher we climbed. A mile or two further up the climb the edges of my vision started to blur. It felt scary and really amazing. It's a very surreal feeling to have your world start to turn in on itself, to the guys filming in the car I'm sure I looked like a wild man. I couldn't speak very well, or at least I didn't have any inclination to. I just wanted to keep doing this thing I was doing. To say it was spiritual will sound pompous, but you know what I mean.
James rode with me for the next 2000ft, making sure I didn't really hurt myself.
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My initiation with Altitude came in 1991 on a continental road trip drive from Penland, North Carolina to California. The morning after the one long day from St. Louis (0') to Independence Pass, Colorado (11,000' +) in less than 12 hours gave me the most incredible migraine and the most respect for how the body responds to thin air. Since that day, now 20 years on, and coming back to Colorado almost every year, I fully believe in ultimate hydration and staying within limits, adjusting as the days progress. I have to be honest, these little things have made me feel pretty good this trip so far. I am more hurt from lack of fitness than anything else, but enjoying being back in the "true" mountains. I'm hopeful rest and 10,000 feet tomorrow with three passes will give more perspective.
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This is my first ride at real altitude for any sustained period of time. Sunday's ride through the Colorado Monument wasn't a very difficult climb - but I could feel the elevation in my breathing. On Monday's ride over the Grand Mesa - I felt like I had acclimated fairly well - and only felt a few spells of light headedness toward the top, while reaching down for my bidden. I had a laugh with Ben, when I swerved and almost took him down. We were both like "whoa man, we better take it down a notch!" So far so good - but tomorrow is another day - and I'm sure the evil demons that live up in this thin air can sneak up on you at any moment.
From Ben:
Altitude is a bad mother@*#$%!.. Go a bit too hard, too deep and there it is, waiting to clip your wings and send you spiraling down into a dizzy head spin. Fitness is only so good at seven-thousand plus feet. Another side effect is sleep. Or the lack of deep meaningful sleep. I have spent the first few nights slipping in and out of that much needed place.This has also been complicated by the rather interesting dreams that I have had when I have slipped into the darkness. More dizzying heights tomorrow, hope the body starts to adjust.
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18th June 2010 08:17pm
The rider above with pink SRAM hoods and white gloves…. What is his name? Did he ever live in Winter Park, CO and ride with Chris from the coffee shop? He looks like my old riding partner in CO! Thanks - Chris
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18th June 2010 09:32pm
That's Steve Francisco, who now lives in Burlington, VT.
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Mar 6, 201310Battle Royale is truly one of my favorite films of all time. It's exciting, sad and full of half hidden messages about society, culture and the value of innocence. Better yet, for a film so soaked in blood thirsty action scenes, Battle Royale comes off feeling distinctly 'anti-violence'.
May 31, 201210This is a great film by director Kinji Fukasaku. This is a must see for fans of Asian horror genre. The story is fantastic and shows how quickly the human condition can decay and decisions that sometimes have to be made to preserve your life.
May 28, 201210So kids you know Hunger Games, well this film blows it out of the water. This will go down as a cult classic. Beware your parents might flip kinda hardcore, not your standard hollywood twilight show here. Be sure to see the original as all knockoffs are crap.
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May 25, 201275This one's a thoroughly campy exercise in teen melodrama and Grand Guignol gore (how gory? it's one of Quentin Tarantino's favorite movies), the other (The Hunger Games) a straight-faced action picture.
90American fans of "The Hunger Games" may not embrace - or even be permitted to see - Battle Royale, which is too bad. It is in many ways a better movie and in any case a fascinating companion, drawn from a parallel cultural universe. It is a lot uglier and also, perversely, a lot more fun.
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Our children had a set of these when they were little, and each in turn loved to play with them. Now we're supplying great-nephews and grandkids. For fun with fringe- educational benefits, this set of little cuties is hard to beat. The shapes on the bottom of each egg match the indentations in the bottom of the box, and need to for each egg to go back in its place. The faces on the egg-hats match the faces on the top of the colored chicks, and can but need not be matched to fit. The possibilities for play and learning are legion, and if by chance in putting them neatly away you push down on your chicks, they even squeak. Half the fun is putting them in the shape-sorting box, which is instant clean-up, so children actually WANT to put these toys away. And the colorful chicks are adorable in and of themselves, and stimulate great imaginative play. They're also much more easily cleanable than stuffed toy chicks would be, and so much more sanitary. No small parts to lose, or swallow (unless you let your kids loose with a screw driver). And our first set lasted through one girl and two rough and tough boys, and is still in good enough condition to be passed on to the next generation. I'd call that great value, and great fun. We never had a problem with them either, though as I mentioned, I could see someone pinching a finger in the lid, or possibly stepping on one of the 'eggs' and slipping and crashing, but again, we never had any trouble. (May have just been lucky.)


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"I've talked a couple of times about the conversation that, hopefully, will occur directly to the Martin family, a private conversation. To the community, I think he would just say don't prejudge him."
Zimmerman was arrested for second-degree murder on April 11 and O'Mara said his client was in hiding due to the worldwide attention and high emotion attached to the Trayvon Martin shooting, which made him and his family fear for their safety.
O'Mara said many people have already made up their minds about the night Trayvon Martin was killed. That's why he has not ruled out that the case could be tried outside Central Florida saying:
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i can tell you don't like loud noises
Does Father John Misty count? I really like him....
Too much acoustic for my taste. Have you tried any freak folk bands yet, like the Dodos?
It's brilliant seeing albums like Seven Swans being so high up. It's an album I love, but find little attachment to. To know that to someone else it means a huge deal to them makes me appreciate it a lot more.
Stunning chart that reflects nothing more than your own personal tastes, never a dull moment. Will be checking out Trouble.
Good chart!
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Jump Little Chidren, eh?
songs for christmas, william fitzsimmons, and needtobreathe are nice to see. But enough thunder ahead of james blake? I loved enough thunder, but other than fall creek boys choir, every track is inferior to his self titled album.
Something completely different at number 3! That's good!
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District started for the Cougars on the Tuesday after the football players joined the team, they weren't exactly in basketball shape.
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"Those guys go through that season, and come to us highly competitive and higly motivated. That's part of it. So, it just takes a little bit of cardiovascular work until they're back into the swing of what it takes to play a 32 minute basketball game. It just takes time," said head coach Marc Case.
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THE SOUND OF MUSICBy Roger Pines, Dramaturg, Lyric Opera of Chicago Following the success of South Pacific, Mary Martin hoped to have a chance to work with Rogers and Hammerstein again one day on Broadway. Upon learning the history of Austria's Trapp Family Singers, she was convinced that here was the source for a new R&H musical, in which she could star as Maria von Trapp. The convent-bred Maria Agusta Kutschera was originally sent to the home of a retired Austrian naval captain, Baron Georg von Trapp, as governess for his ailing eldest daughter. Maria helped the captain raise his large family after marrying him in 1927. The tenth child was due when, in 1938, desperate to escape the encroaching Nazis, the family made its now-famous journey over the Austrian Alps. Realizing that work as a performing ensemble could ensure their survival, they created the Trapp Family Singers and eventually established themselves internationally. 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Theodore Bikel (Captain), both an actor and a folk singer, played guitar for two of his numbers: the Captain-Elsa-Max trio "No Way to Stop It" and "Edelweiss," which became virtually a second Austrian national anthem. The eldest Trapp daughter, Liesl, and her knowing boyfriend, Rolf, had a sweet duet, "Sixteen Going on Seventeen." Maria's singing lesson with the children, "Do, Re, Mi," was an instant audience favorite. The children also had their own number, "So Long, Farewell," sung to the party guests. For the 1965 film, Rodgers wrote "I Have Confidence" for Maria to sing on her way to the Trapp home, and "Something Good" as a replacement for "An Ordinary Couple." Ernest Lehman's screenplay gave new dramatic contexts for "The Lonely Goatherd" and "My Favorite Things." Presumably because Eleanor Parker was not a singer, the show's two songs involving Elsa were dropped. 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The SteelDrivers • The SteelDrivers are back! The three time Grammy® nominated bluegrass-meets-soul band has threaded the roots of bluegrass music with the distinctive threads of their own design, bringing together country and soul to create their own unapologetic hybrid of new music with the old feeling. Hammer Down, their third release on Rounder Records, is set for release February 5, 2013. "They're a blues, country, bluegrass, swagger band and they are brilliant."... Read More
Tammy Rogers
Tammy Rogers of The SteelDrivers • Growing up in a family bluegrass band that also included banjo great Scott Vestal, Tammy brings a lifetime of instrumental and vocal experience to the SteelDrivers. She was also in the legendary pre-Union Station bluegrass band Dusty Miller with Barry Bales, Tim Stafford, Adam Steffey, and Brian Fesler. No stranger to the studio, she has recorded with Neil Diamond, Wynonna, Rodney Crowell, Radney Foster, Bill Anderson, Iris Dement, Randy... Read More
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Richard Bailey of The SteelDrivers • Grammy nominated banjo player, Richard Bailey has recorded with such diverse artists as Al Green and George Jones. Featured in the book Masters of the 5-String Banjo, Bailey has performed with Bill Monroe, Roland White, Vassar Clements, Loretta Lynn, Chet Akins, Larry Cordle, Laurie Lewis, Dale Ann Bradley, and countless others. He has also recorded with Kenny Rogers, Michael Martin Murphy, Johnny Cash, Tammy Wynette, and Ronnie Milsap... Read More
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Mike Henderson of The SteelDrivers • Mike Henderson is a veteran songwriter and award-winning musician, with several solo albums on both RCA and Dead Reckoning to his credit. He has recorded with such artists as Waylon Jennings, Emmylou Harris, Mark Knopfler, Albert King, Hank Williams, Jr., Johnny Lang, Peter Rowan, Guy Clark, John Hiatt, Sting, Delbert McClinton, Bob Seger, Bo Diddley, Faith Hill, Lucinda Williams, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and many others. His songs have... Read More
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Mike Fleming of The SteelDrivers • A versatile veteran, Mike Fleming lays down the firm foundation and sings the baritone harmony that rounds out the SteelDrivers' sound. A self-confessed "recovering banjo player," Mike has recorded with Holly Dunn, Joy Lynn White, and with groundbreaking singer/songwriter David Olney. In addition to traveling the world during stints with Dunn and Kevin Welch, Mike has appeared on Austin City Limits, Nashville Now, Crook and Chase,... Read More
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Gary Nichols of The SteelDrivers • Gary Nichols was born near Muscle Shoals, Ala., in 1978. His father, Donald Gary I, was a construction worker who loved the classic country sounds of Conway Twitty, Vern Gosdin and, especially, George Jones. His mother was a toy-store clerk who sang gospel music. His uncle Larry Condrey, who lived with Gary's family for a while, was a guitar player in area country bands. As a teenage guitarist, Nichols performed in bands that specialized... Read More


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9:43am Thursday 12th July 2012 in Football By Andy Cryer , Blackburn Rovers reporter
ADRIEN Silva has turned down Sporting Lisbon's offer of a lucrative new contract as he sets his sights on completing his move to Blackburn Rovers.
The Portuguese midfielder has been in Rovers' sights for the past couple of weeks but Sporting have been dragging their heels during negotiations in a bid to keep him.
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Comment posted Scottish Power Renewables announces another delay for proposed Tiree Array by Robert Wakeham.
There's a house recently completed in the Santa Monica mountains above Malibu, Los Angeles, that re-uses the wings off a Boeing 747 jumbo jet to form the roof, so you never know, decommissioned wind turbine blades might have uses beyond infilling mineshafts.
Robert Wakeham also commented
- Karl: With regard to your preceding comments, quad bikes may be the favoured option for sporting estates these days, but when I said that wind farm roads compared favourably with some of the roads on sporting estates I wasn't fantasising, it's true – some of them have messed up the peat way beyond the road itself, and if you think it's absolute bunkum it can only be because you're so concerned with the offshore Tiree proposals that you're in danger of letting emotion get in the way of reasoned discussion. With regard to the footprint of windfarm roads remaining for many years, as far as I'm aware they're not designed to 'biodegrade', they're needed for the life of the windfarm and then to be removed and the peat layer reinstated. As long as the financial safeguards to ensure thorough decommissioning are put in place as a planning condition, I don't think that there should be a long-term problem – although with technology evolving there'll undoubtedly be increasing pressure to replace life-expired equipment with new machines on the same site. Unless, of course, wind farming ceases to be so enormously profitable to the developers.
- Karl: 'large offshore wind power stations' are surely a sufficiently new animal that decommissioning has yet to be undertaken to any great extent – and from what I've seen of onshore windfarms they don't have miles of tarmac or concrete roads, just graded tracks and pads similar to forestry haul roads. And the roads are usually a textbook exercise in tidy workmanship with absolutely minimal disturbance to upland peat areas – comparing very favourably with some of the access roads on private sporting estates.
- Malcolm: by far the most embarrassing display from our elected leaders in relation to Trump was the Aberdeen County Council putsch that saw the chair of the planning committee removed for having the cheek to cast his vote against Trump's development on an SSSI, together with what looks like an over-cosy 'oiling of the wheels' by our first minister.
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Prior Park College, Bath, Somerset
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Residential ages 10-17
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Prior Park was designed in 1830 by the famous architect John Wood the Elder for Ralph Allen, the entrepreneur who rebuilt Bath using the honey coloured Bath stone that was first used on his grand Palladian mansion. The school is in beautiful landscaped grounds overlooking the beautiful city with its famous spa waters and rich Roman history. The Roman style bridge, statues and ornate chapel only add to the historical atmosphere that can be enjoyed at this remarkable school.
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Bath has a range of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities and provides very easy access to London by rail or bus, as well as the two major London airports - Gatwick is 2 hours and Heathrow is only 90 minutes away.
At Prior Park both residential and homestay accommodation is available.
Residential students are accommodated in separate houses (boys and girls). The rooms are mainly single and double rooms with some 3, 4, 5 and 6 bedded rooms. The boys' accommodation is undergoing improvements before our summer term. The girls' accommodation is very comfortable with three common rooms, a kitchen and a dining room.
Homestay students stay with English families in the local area.
Many families are within 30 minutes walk of the centre. If not, we provide a FREE school bus pass or FREE taxi service to and from the centre. Families provide breakfast each day and five evening meals; two meals are eaten at the site. Homestay provides students with the opportunity to experience the English way of life at first hand and to practice English outside the classroom - it is an enriching way to learn English.
All meals are provided by the college in the artistic dining hall. There is a wide variety on offer on the menu from traditional 'fish & chips' to pasta. The food is fresh and tasty and there is a wonderful salad bar too. We can cater for all dietary needs including vegetarian.
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Students get the opportunity to be amongst the 18th century Bath stone mansion which Ralph Allen, the pioneer of Bath stone buildings, lived in himself; "To see all Bath, and for all Bath to see". The picturesque views coupled with the Grade 1 listed buildings will leave students breathless.
Group Leaders will receive two free English lessons and a social evening with staff each week.
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Maysville Local Schools said one of its school busses was struck by pellet gunfire and a student was injured. Ric Roush, the district's Director of Safety, said the bus was returning from a field trip Monday evening when the bus was struck near the intersection of Brighton Boulevard and Ridge Avenue. Roush said one student was injured when glass fragments struck her. She was treated and ...
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