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CALGARY - Blues forward Paul Stastny has had a lot of success in his career against the Calgary Flames, and when asked about it, he says he's got a pretty good idea why.
"I played against them a lot. I think when you play against them eight times a year, you're bound to have some decent games," Stastny said.
'Decent games' is an understatement, though. In his last two meetings with Calgary, Stastny has back-to-back three-point performances. Over the course his career, Stastny has recorded 49 points (19 goals, 30 assists) in 41 games against the Flames - that's 14 points more than his highest point total against any other team (Edmonton is second - 35 points).
As Stastny prepares for his 600th career NHL game tonight, the Blues are just hoping for more of the same from No. 26.
"He's a playmaker," said Dmitrij Jaskin, Stastny's rookie linemate. "Me and (Patrik Berglund), we have the same role - just make room for him and find the space to show him where you're at. He'll find you. It's an honor to play with him."
After getting off to a slow start following a shoulder injury early in the season, Stastny has been trending up in 2015. In the calendar year, he has six goals and 18 assists (24 points) in 32 games. He also has 15 points in 15 road games in 2015, which ranks third on the club.
In addition, Stastny has won more than 50 percent of his face-offs in 16 straight games and ranks third overall in the NHL in face-off win percentage (58.2 percent).
"As the season's gone on, I've gotten more and more comfortable. (Changing teams) is not as easy as everyone thinks it is," Stastny said. "When you're in one place for such a long time, you get used to certain guys. You go to a new team, you lay low, be quiet, try to learn the ropes, learn who does what in the locker room, what coaches like, what they don't like. As the season's gone on, I've gotten better every game and felt more and more comfortable. I'm just playing my game."
Stastny, who grew up in St. Louis, said his 599 games have dragged on and flown by at the same time.
"I think during the season it goes by slow, and after the season, you realize how fast it goes by," he said. "I'm just having fun. You don't pay attention to your career games played. As long as you're contributing and healthy, you're happy with where you're at."
DALLAS - Less than 24 hours after last night's 3-1 loss against the Minnesota Wild, the Blues are back in action tonight in Dallas, where they meet the Stars at 5 p.m. at American Airlines Center (FSMW, KMOX).
Tonight's game marks the start of a season-long six-game road trip which also takes the club through Calgary, Winnipeg, Minnesota, Detroit and Pittsburgh. The Blues won't return home until early morning on March 25.
The Blues enter tonight's game looking to bounce back after giving up two quick third period goals to the Wild last night. The Blues fired 42 shots on goal but could only beat Wild goalie Devan Dubnyk once.
"We've got to score more goals on 42 shots," captain David Backes said after the game. "We didn't get the job done. We had a tired team in here that we got 21 shots on in one period, and they walk out of here with two points. It's pretty disappointing."
Added Brian Elliott: "I don't think we played that bad, it's just we couldn't score. We didn't get it done, but we've got a quick turnaround and we play another good team (on the road) in Dallas. It's a good opportunity for us to bounce right back."
The Stars (32-27-10, 74 points) are last in the Central Division but find themselves six points behind Winnipeg for the final Wild Card spot in the Western Conference. It will be very difficult for Dallas to climb into the playoff picture, but not impossible - the Stars went 4-1-0 on a five-game road trip and begin a four-game home stand tonight.
Tonight's game is the fourth meeting between the teams this season. The Blues took the first game 4-3 thanks to a Vladimir Tarasenko hat trick on Oct. 28. Dallas has won the last two (4-3 on Dec. 27 and 4-1 on Feb. 17).
"We're going to have to go on our longest road trip of the year now, really dictate, grab together and find a way," Backes said.
Jake Allen is expected to start in goal. He's 6-1-1 in his last eight games.
ST. LOUIS - For being division rivals, the St. Louis Blues and Minnesota Wild certainly haven't seen each other much.
The last (and only) meeting this season was way back on Nov. 29 at Xcel Energy Center. Vladimir Tarasenko scored a goal in regulation and added the shootout winner to help the Blues to a 3-2 victory.
As the Blues host the Wild tonight, they prepare for a team that's very different in terms of personnel. The Wild team in November didn't have goalie Devan Dubnyk, who since being traded to Minnesota on Jan. 13, has made 27 consecutive starts, recording a 19-5-1 record with a 1.69 goals-against average, a .937 save-percentage and five shutouts. In addition, the Wild acquired former Blues Jordan Leopold and Chris Stewart at the trade deadline.
Over the last 26 games, Minnesota has surged to the top Wild Card spot in the Western Conference, going 19-5-2 since Jan. 15. They've also won six consecutive road games and have collected points in 12 of the last 13 on the road.
"I think our focus has to stay the way it has been all year," David Backes said of preparing for Minnesota. "That's working on our game, getting better every day, and whoever our opponent is that night, whether we're at home or on the road, a division opponent, an Eastern Conference team - we need to play our game and we'll like the result.
"They've changed more personnel than we have, but they've got plenty of points, we've got plenty of points. We're going to concentrate on our team and how we're playing. Take care of business tonight and we'll take care of the rest after that."
As the season enters the final stretch, the Blues and Wild will become a bit more familiar with each other. The teams meet three times in the final 15 games. And although the personnel has changed, Blues Head Coach Ken Hitchcock knows what to expect from Minnesota.
"I don't see any change in the way they play other than there's a little more calmness with the goaltender in there," Hitchcock said. "They play us hard, they play in our face, give us a lot of tough games. We seem to get the right goal at the right time (against them), but we're going to have to play a heck of a lot better than we did back in November if we expect to win the hockey game, because we were not good in that game and still ended up getting two points."
ST. LOUIS - Exactly one week ago, the Blues and Flyers met at Wells Fargo Center. Jaden Schwartz scored in the first period and the Blues took a 1-0 lead to the third, but the Flyers scored three times in the final 10:13, including an empty-netter, to earn a 3-1 victory.
The Blues have have won both games since and are preparing for a different result tonight (7 p.m., FSMW, KMOX).
"A week ago seems like a month ago," Blues forward T.J. Oshie said. "We're just ready to get back out there. Had a nice day off yesterday, a good skate this morning and we're ready to go. It should be a physical battle tonight. It'll be fun and a real good test."
Oshie will skate with David Backes and Chris Porter tonight. Porter will be making his first appearance since Feb. 21 vs. Pittsburgh.
"Playing with two skilled guys, I don't want to change anything that they're doing," Porter said after the morning skate. "Play straight lines, create a little room for them and have a little fun myself. You don't usually get these opportunities so I try to make the most out of it. I want to help the team in any way I can, whether it's practice, games or whatever it is.
"When I get my opportunity, I want to make my mark."
Blues Head Coach Ken Hitchcock said he's looking for Porter to bring his usual energy.
"I think he's an underrated player offensively, so this is giving him a chance to really jump up and play on a good line in a top-nine role," Hitchcock said. "I just want him to relax and bring good energy. The energy will be there."
Patrik Berglund will sit out tonight in what Hitchcock called a "coach decision" but will play on Saturday. Also, defenseman Jay Bouwmeester will return after missing two games with an illness. Hitchcock also said Olli Jokinen, who left with an injury in the third period Saturday in Toronto, will play this weekend.
Zbynek Michalek skated with the team today and could make his Blues debut soon. "It's now his call. When he taps us on the shoulder, he's in."
ST. LOUIS - The race to win the Central Division is heating up.
And so is the race for the Presidents' Trophy, as a matter of fact.
At the time of this writing, the Blues (87 points) sit four points behind the Nashville Predators (91) and Anaheim Ducks (91) with three games in hand on both. A win tonight against the Winnipeg Jets would move the Blues to within striking distance of the overall NHL lead.
And what better way to make up ground than by collecting points during a three-game home stand?
"All these divisional games are big. Winnipeg is a team that is chasing us, so we've got to keep these teams behind us," said Blues forward Ryan Reaves. "We've got to start chasing teams above us. Everybody's ramping up, everybody's going to be playing playoff hockey. It started a couple weeks ago and it's only going to get more intense."
The Jets come to town tonight as the final Wild Card team in the Western Conference. At 33-21-12, the Jets sit three points ahead of the Los Angeles Kings. On Saturday, Winnipeg beat the Predators, 3-1.
Blues Head Coach Ken Hitchcock said the Jets are physical and because of that, they skate hard. The Blues will need to be ready to match that effort.
"I like these games. They're fun to coach in, and I think the players enjoy playing these games," Hitchcock said after the morning skate. "Really for two years now, every game is really close, there's not much difference between the teams. They give you great evaluation postgame of what you like and what needs to get worked on. They're games that are great barometers of what our team play, strengths and weaknesses are."
"When they initiate, I feel like they get teams on their heels a bit," Reaves added. "You find yourself trying to claw your way back into that game. So if we initiate, we get them on their heels and that would be a lot better approach for us."
TORONTO - Less than a week ago, Olli Jokinen traded his blue sweater for, well…a blue sweater.
The shades are a bit different of course. And if he had played more than six games for the Maple Leafs, tonight might be sort of a homecoming for the 17-year NHL veteran.
Jokinen, who played 48 games with the Nashville Predators, was traded to Toronto on Feb. 15. On Monday though, the Leafs moved him back to the Central Division with a deadline day deal with the Blues, acquiring Joakim Lindstrom and a conditional sixth-round pick in 2016.
Tonight, Jokinen will wear his 10th NHL sweater when he makes his Blues debut at Air Canada Centre.
"As a new player, you come in and try to fit in and try to make the best of the opportunity you get to play," Jokinen said. "I'm not any different than every other guy here. Every player wants to play and I understand my role. I try to stay positive when I play or not play, and hopefully it's a long rest of the year."
The 36-year-old Finnish forward has played in 54 games this season, registering three goals and four assists. For his career, Jokinen ranks eighth among all active skaters with 1,223 games played and is one of eight players with more than 1,200 games played and 700 points.
"(He brings) a lot of experience. He's a very veteran guy, very versatile," Alexander Steen said. "You can throw him into any situation: top six, bottom six, center, left wing, right wing - he can play everywhere so he's an easy guy to slot in and out."
Blues General Manager Doug Armstrong said he likes the depth Jokinen can give his club.
"When I look at our roster, I like our group of 12 very much," Armstrong said. "But our ability when a top-nine player gets injured … we really didn't have a player that could slide up and play consistently in that top nine. Coming in now, he's comfortable, he's played in that environment before and he was experienced in those areas."
Jokinen is expected to start the game centering Steve Ott and Ryan Reaves.
"It will be important for us to stay true to ourselves and play the same way," Ott said. "(Jokinen) has a lot of games played, a lot of points in this league. He's played in all situations and he's been a heck of a centerman. I've gone against him in a lot of years throughout my career and I know what he can bring."
"It was a quick stop here (in Toronto) and I really liked my time here," Jokinen said. "The focus is now on St. Louis and I am trying to fit in here. I am looking forward to my first game with the Blues. It's pretty exciting."
PHILADELPHIA - As luck would have it, defenseman Robert Bortuzzo will make his Blues debut tonight against the Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Center (6 p.m. CT, FSMW, KMOX).
As any Penguin would, Bortuzzo developed a dislike for the Flyers overs his four seasons in Pittsburgh, and that's some extra motivation for him tonight.
"This building is obviously fun to play in," Bortuzzo, who will wear No. 41, said after today's morning skate. "I had a couple good battles in here. It's exciting."
Bortuzzo, who was traded to St. Louis on Monday in exchange for Ian Cole, brings significant size to the Blues' defense. The 25-year-old Thunder Bay, Ont. native is 6-foot-4 and weighs in at 215.
"It will be great going down the stretch with some bigger bodies. In the playoffs, having size and mobility really wears on the other team," Barret Jackman said. "He's a big kid that plays hard. He sticks up for his teammates, so that's something we have a lot of respect for in this locker room.
When asked to describe his game, Bortuzzo describes himself as a competitive player.
"I want to be hard to play against," he said. "Get pucks in and out of our zone as quick as possible. Obviously we have a very talented forward group up there, so obviously I need to get pucks in their hands."
Bortuzzo has played in 113 games over the course of his career, recording four goals and 16 assists. In those four seasons, he's collected 171 penalty minutes.
VANCOUVER - A win tonight would move the Blues to within three points of the division-leading Nashville Predators. A win would also put the Blues seven points ahead of the Chicago Blackhawks, who sit third in the division.
Both Nashville and Chicago are idle tonight and have played 63 games. Tonight will be game No. 63 for St. Louis (8:30 p.m., FSMW, KMOX).
"I think the players recognize what's at stake," Blues Head Coach Ken Hitchcock said before Saturday's game in Edmonton. "We're preparing for Edmonton (now), but less than 24 hours later we've got to get ready for Vancouver. I think you just prepare to play your game and play it as well as you can."
After traveling from Edmonton last night, the Blues did not have a morning skate today in Vancouver.
The Canucks are injury-riddled group that is without defensemen Kevin Bieksa, Christopher Tanev and Alex Edler. They're also without right wing Alexandre Burrows and goalie Ryan Miller. Despite the injuries, Vancouver is 4-2-0 in their last six games and sits in second place in the Pacific Division.
The Blues can't afford another slow start tonight at Rogers Arena.
"I'm concerned about our slow starts," Hitchcock said last night's 2-1 win in Edmonton. "I'm concerned about the way we play in our starts. We don't look like we get to our game near soon enough … and we're going to have to find a way to get into our game a little bit earlier."
EDMONTON - Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester will reach 900 games played tonight when the Blues meet the Oilers at 9 p.m. at Rexall Place (FSMW, KMOX).
Bouwmeester, an Edmonton native, will become the 15th active defenseman to have played in 900 games. Montreal's Sergei Gonchar (1,294) is the active leader in a Top 10 that includes Ottawa's Chris Phillips (1,179), Boston's Zdeno Chara (1,174) and former Blue Chris Pronger (1,167).
"It's one of those things where your career kind of goes in stages," Bouwmeester said after the morning skate. "At first you want to just get playing and establish yourself and stay healthy over time. I've been lucky I haven't missed a lot of big stretches in the year or anything, so it got here relatively quick. It goes by quick, it's kind of scary."
The 900 games number seemed to surprise people around the Blues locker room. Bouwmeester, who joined the Blues after a trade in 2013, is only 31 years old.
"He's 31 and he's already at 900 games? I mean, that's incredible," Blues Head Coach Ken Hitchcock said. "It shows you he's been healthy and he came in the League early. It's incredible. A lot of those guys, when you get to 900 or 1,000, guys are 35, 36 years of age."
Earlier this season, Bouwmeester's 737-game iron man streak ended as the fifth longest in NHL history. This season, the Blues defenseman has played in 53 games, recording two goals, eight assists and a plus-6 rating.
"He's only missed seven games or so the last however many years," said defenseman Alex Pietrangelo. "It speaks to him as a professional, the way he takes care of himself off the ice and the way he trains. It goes a long way as to why he's been able to play as long as he has."
Bouwmeester met friends and family last night, and they'll be in attendance tonight to share No. 900 with him. That's something Bouwmeester's teammates are excited to be part of.
"As a player with him over the last few years, you know what he's going to bring every night: his consistency," Pietrangelo said. "That's what makes him such a professional. You know what you get with Bo every game.
"It's a special game for him and a special moment for all of us to share that with him."
WINNIPEG - If tonight's game at MTS Centre is even half as memorable as the last one, Ryan Reaves is going to have a pretty good story to tell.
Back on Nov. 23, the 28-year-old Winnipeg native broke a 2-2 tie early in the third period to help the Blues to a 4-2 win against the Jets. A large contingent of friends and family watched from the stands and were pleased to see the goal stand as the game winner.
"I did a little spin-o-rama, tried to get it on net, I don't think the goalie was ready for it," Reaves said after the game. "I've never gotten a point playing here in front of my family. I've had one or two fights, but never a goal. It's always fun."
That game on Nov. 23 was the first one Reaves' father, Willard, attended this season. After the Fathers' Trip in January, Willard has now attended four games. Ryan has scored in three of them.
And yes, Willard will be watching at MTS Centre tonight.
"It's always special coming back and playing in front of friends and family," Reaves said after the morning skate. "The family is coming. It might be a little smaller (group) than last time, but I hope I put on a show for everybody."
Reaves knows that putting on that show won't be easy. The Blues are facing a Jets team that has points in four of their last five games, most recently a 4-2 win Tuesday at home against the Dallas Stars. Winnipeg holds the first Wild Card spot in the Western Conference with 73 points, and the Jets have done some lineup tinkering of late, acquiring Drew Stafford and Tyler Myers from Buffalo and yesterday, Jiri Tlusty from Carolina.
"They look a little different. We'll get ready for them but one thing we know is this is an emotional building," said Blues forward Alexander Steen, who also grew up in Winnipeg. "They like to come out fast. This is a great test for us. Tonight will be a fast paced and usually pretty physical hockey game."
"We're going to need 60 minutes if we expect to win. There's lots at stake," said Blues Head Coach Ken Hitchcock. "We've all got 20, 22 games (or so) left. We're in a good position, but we've got to build on the position now. They're in a good position now, they've got to build on it, too.
"This is what you hope for. A chance to get in the playoffs, a chance to do some damage, but now you've got to go out and earn it with your good play."


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SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Behind the sharp shooting of both Malina Hood and Amy Kame, the University of San Diego women's basketball team completed the non-conference schedule with a 79-55 win over UC Irvine Friday evening at the Jenny Craig Pavilion.
With the win, the Toreros remain undefeated at 11-0, continue the best start in program history, and extend the longest winning streak in program history to 11. USD also will enter WCC play on Dec. 28, with 11 wins for only the second time in program history. With the loss, the Anteaters fall to 6-6 overall.
"I think we had a pretty tough week, physically, emotional, and mentally with finals," stated head coach Cindy Fisher. "I was just really proud of how they came out and fought. This was a group that knew we had a lot to get through, and I thought it was just a great team effort tonight."
Hood had a career-night, scoring a career-high, and game-best, 23 points on 8-of-17 shooting from the field, including hitting a career-high six three-pointers, while also pulling down seven rebounds. Hood's six 3-pointes, ties her for third in single-game 3-pointers made at USD. Kame on the other hand, tied a season-high with 22 points on 10-of-13 shooting from the field, while dishing out two assists and pulling down a pair of rebounds. Felicia Wijenberg had 11 boards to lead the team, while Sophia Ederaine pulled down nine rebounds, and Alysse Barlow dished out a season-high seven assists. USD out rebounded the visitors 51-22, and shot 52.5% from the field.
In the first half, San Diego got the early momentum, as a Hood 3-pointer sparked a 13-5 USD run over a five minute period, to give USD a 17-8 lead with 12:46 to go. The Anteaters then fought their way back, and went on a 8-0 run to pull to within one at 17-16 with 10:05 to go. However, USD turned to Hood, and she delivered a 3-pointer with 9:14 to go, jump starting the Torero offense once again on a 9-0 run, to take their first double-digit lead of the game at 26-16 with 6:15 to go. USD would then manage to hold onto the lead, and went into the break up nine, at 35-26.
In the second half, USD would open on a 10-4 run over the first two minutes of action, to take a 15-point lead at 45-30 with 18:12 go to. USD would then maintain that margin over the next several minutes, before slowly beginning to pull further and further ahead. The Toreros would go on to build up a lead to as many as 27, on a Brooke Jelniker lay-up, with 3:56 to go. USD never looked back, as they cruised their way to a 79-55 win.
San Diego will return to action on Dec. 28, with a 2 p.m. West Coast Conference game against Pepperdine University inside the friendly confines of the Jenny Craig Pavilion.
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I called Dish to make a payment. Found out it was used in various ways. I did not charge the debt on the credit card. I know who did it. It was Dish Network. They were the only charge I used on this credit card. When I informed Dish they just did not care. Call the phillipines is out of hand. My price of dish should be cheaper since they deal with out of the country for work. I called dish and they refuse to let me know what they found out . They told me it would be an inside investigation I refuse to accept this answer. Especially when you expect that someone one who works for Dish should never do fraud. They should be screen before hired. Lucky my bank understood the problem and put everything back to where it was before the these outragious charges were add.
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She is now being investigated by the FBI and IRS. There is other actions also being taken at this time that will be posted as soon as they are concluded!
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Two former Fayetteville loan officers who once gave a pregnant waitress a $1, 000 tip are accused of bilking investors out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The investors allege in a lawsuit filed in May 2008 that Andrew Alvitre and Lynda Steele failed to repay almost $700, 000 to eight people in North Carolina, California and New York.
The lawsuit, filed in Cumberland County Superior Court, also names Family First Mortgage Corp., a business that Alvitre formerly operated.
Steele is identified by several last names, including Alvitre, Spiel and Seng-Peth Bounnharaj, according to court documents.
Lawyers in the case met Monday to file a pretrial motion. A trial, expected to last four days, will be scheduled for a later date, according to court documents.
According to the lawsuit, Steele obtained several loans between 2004 and 2007 from the investors, many of whom met Steele and Alvitre while attending seminars they hosted at Fayetteville hotels.
The plaintiffs are John Barron Brown of Harnett County; Elmer H. and Patricia J. Hebert of Alameda County, Calif.; Mark Kanczak of Wake County and his mother, Margaret Kanczak, of Erie County, N.Y.; Robert F. and Eleanor L. McGinnis of Cumberland County; and Jason C. Spencer of Wilmington.
The money was supposed to be used to invest in real estate in Cumberland County, Charlotte and Wilmington. But the investors allege that the pair paid little, if any, of the loans back and did not buy the agreed-upon properties.
Steele also obtained a BMW from one investor but stopped making payments on the vehicle after one year, the documents allege.
Instead of paying her debts, Steele testified in a court deposition that she used the money to pay other investors, pay wages to Family First employees, pay for an addition to the company's building at 2206 Hope Mills Road and make loans to other parties.
Lawyers for the defendants did not return messages left with their offices Tuesday.
Neither Steele nor Alvitre are currently licensed as loan officers in the state.
Steele voluntarily surrendered her license in October 2007 after being investigated by Fayetteville police and the state commissioner of banks.
In a related court order filed in Wake County, Steele was barred from engaging in mortgage lending within the state in any capacity.
Steele was investigated by Richard L. Hendricks, financial crimes investigator for the state commissioner of banks, who said in an affidavit filed with the court order that Steele was being investigated by Fayetteville police for orchestrating an alleged pyramid scheme.
The investors in that alleged scheme are the same ones who filed the civil suit, according to the affidavit.
Hendricks said in the affidavit that Sgt. Keith Benedict, a Fayetteville police detective, was investigating several complaints alleging that Steele obtained property by false pretense.
The affidavit said that Steele filed for bankruptcy and that Benedict found that Steele did not file tax returns for 2005 and 2006.
Court documents show Steele's bankruptcy case was dismissed in July 2007.
A spokeswoman for Fayetteville police was not available Tuesday to discuss the status of the criminal investigation, and no criminal charges appear to have been filed against Steele or Alvitre in recent years, according to court records.
Steele and Alvitre were previously known in Fayetteville for their generosity at an International House of Pancakes.
According to a 2006 Fayetteville Observer story, the pair earned a reputation for occasionally paying the checks for other tables, especially if the patrons were soldiers.
In March 2006, the pair gave a pregnant waitress a $1, 000 tip as a belated baby shower gift.
There is much more to this story.
Ms. Steele also put false information on LinkedIn.com calling herself the owner of various companies. LinkedIn.com saw this and removed her from the system.
JP & Associates Investment Firm LLC was a part of the the lawsuit and the judgments were against the company also. So beware of this scam artist and run the other way. Better yet call your local authorities if she tries to do any kind of business with you! Soon JP & Associates will be shut down for good! And when she is in prison!
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AUTHOR: Star47 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, February 11, 2011POSTED: Friday, February 11, 2011
Today sitting in the Federal Courtroom in New Bern, Lynda S.Steele finally had to face the music and
get what she deserved. We all wished for more time in prison, and that may be coming since we found some interesting information after we left court today. New scheme Lynda? I got it covered!
RIP ANDREW ALVITRE . Mr. Alvitre and I had quite a few talks over the last few months, and he was
not as bad as we first thought, he was very helpful. Im so sorry for his family that he went so young.
Please read the article in the Fayetteville Observer today 02/11/2011
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Ocean Moving and Storage Misrepresentation of delivery services; breach of contract Pembroke Park, FL Boston, Massachusetts
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I had a terrible experience with Ocean Moving & Storage. Initially things seemed great, and Roman (my sales representative) was incredibly responsive and friendly. However, that all changed when moving day actually came. First, the movers who came immediately attempted to add additional charges for stairs, when the reason they needed to use a certain set of stairs was because they were 4 hours late. My contract said, and Roman emphatically assured me, that my belongings would be delivered to my destination (a 10 hour car ride away) by a certain date. I rushed down to my destination, only to sit in an empty apartment for 6 hours without any call from Ocean. I left numerous messages/emails, to no avail. I finally had to look up their business license online, at which point I found a cell phone number for Eli. Eli informed me that Roman had misrepresented the delivery date, and that Roman should have never put that delivery date on my contract (Eli verbally stated that contract did, in fact, state that my belongings would be delivered on that date). What followed was an incredibly frustrating and upsetting 10 days in which I was continually told my belongings would come a certain day, only for the delivery to be pushed back, yet again. I had to buy many things to live in an empty apartment for a week, and to start my new job (I was supposed to have my stuff more than a week before my job started). Moreover, whenever I called Ocean, no one was at all sympathetic, and moreover kept saying that it was Roman's fault. Ocean was only willing to "discount" me $75 from my remaining balance for my inconveniences. I finally received my belongings 10 days later. However, I had to be ready for my delivery at 5 AM, otherwise I was threatened that my belongings would be put in a storage facility in VA and I would have to find a way to get them. The delivery was better than most of my other interactions with Ocean, but I still found myself standing at 7 AM among my unassembled belongings (another contractual clause ignored) and mashed and ripped boxes, having to go to my second day of work sleep-deprived and still emotionally overwhelmed by this hellacious experience.
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The story revolves around Olivia (Bellisario) and Matthew Grey (Felton), 18-year-old twins born into a world of privilege and high expectations. There are almost no boundaries between them; even their dreams are connected. As the twins prepare for their last year of school together, an unexpected tragedy splits them apart, leaving the surviving sibling to learn how to live without their other half — or test how far they are willing to go to bring them back.
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Orange is the New Black inmate Ruby Rose is set to swap the minimum-security prison for the countryside in upcoming animated title Sheep'n'Wolves.
The rising Australian star will be joined by British actor Tom Felton, best known as Harry Potter's Hogwarts bully Draco Malfoy, on the family project, which is having its AFM market screening on Nov. 4.
Coming from Russian TV and film animation studio Wizart — behind the hugely successful Snow Queen franchise — and producer Sergey Selyanov, Sheep'n'Wolves tells the story of a magical land where a flock of sheep find their carefree days interrupted by a pack of wolves who move to a nearby ravine.
Felton, who has a string of films in production including A United Kingdom, Stratton and Megan Leavy, will voice aspiring pack leader Wolf Grey, with Rose as his fiancé Bianca. China Anne McClain (A.N.T. Farm, Grown Ups) also joins the cast and is set to sing the theme "Raised High."
Directed by Maxim Volkov from a script by Neil Landau, behind 1991 comedy Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, Sheep'N'Wolves is due to have its premiere in spring 2016. Meanwhile, Snow Queen 3, following on from the Sean Bean, Sharlto Copley and Bella Thorne-voiced Snow Queen 2, which was picked up by eOne for North America, is also due for international rollout next year.
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Unfortnuately, our host had to close down and we had to move elsewhere. That elsewhere was not a good environment and now we have a final home with freefansitehosting.com! We ARE missing some updates and I apologize for that but I will get everything back up that was missing shortly. Thanks for your patience.
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I'm Christopher.
I am currently 27 years old. I have re-written this a few times over the years. It changes over time what you feel necessary or important to write about yourself. Somehow it has become really difficult to put 'me' into an few paragraphs. Seems either conceited or self-depreciative.
Now, I'll stick with the basics.
I am friendly and I'm not shy, I'm not over-the-top either.
I do many different things. I enjoy cooking and making coffee. I'm also a graphic designer. I am vegan.
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Millennium Hotel Durham
Raleigh-Durham, NC, US (RDU)
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All rooms feature:
• Work desk with task lamp
• Wireless high speed Internet access
• Cable TV
• Hairdryer
• Coffee/Tea Maker
• Iron and ironing board
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Superior 2 Queens
This accessible room has tub with grab bars and bench.
All rooms feature:
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Millennium Hotel Durham is a comprehensive property that introduces a wide choice of rooms for your inspection. You can expect a noteworthy stay there thanks to the 3-star rating. Everybody staying at Millennium Hotel Durham has entry to a restaurant, a terrace and an exhibit space, which are all present on-site. If you are looking for business-friendly hotels in Durham situated near a health spa, look no further! The Millennium Hotel Durham is stationed just blocks from the Duke University Hospital and Duke University campus. Residing at this hotel means that you are within minutes of the most excellent medical care and one of the finest universities in the United States. The hotel is a chosen Duke Hospital Hotel. It is also located near the airport and close to the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Additional points of interest include Carolina Theater.
Why Stay HereFREE Parking
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Millennium Hotel Durham gives prominence to a restaurant and a lounge and offers room service during limited hours. Fun recreational amenities are comprised of an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness facility. This property has a 24-hour business center and provides small meeting rooms, audiovisual equipment, and business services. Wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is available in public areas (surcharges may apply). Event space consists of banquet facilities, conference rooms, a ballroom, and exhibit space. For a small charge, you can hop on an area shuttle which runs to destinations within 5 miles and a round trip airport shuttle. Guest parking is free. Property amenities include gift shops and newsstands, laundry facilities, and express check-in. This is no smoking allowed on this property.
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The four-floor hotel offers 316 spacious rooms with plush top mattresses underneath cotton-rich sheets, coffee/tea makers and prime cable TVs. Also included are windows that open and blackout drapes. Wi-Fi is available for an additional fee. In addition to desks, guestrooms offer phones with voice mail. Choice accommodations include mini-fridges and microwaves. Bathrooms come with shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. The standard room services here are complemented by a wake-up service as well as daily housekeeping services. Pets are allowed on request. Charges may apply.
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Whether it`s a light lunch or a whimsical meal you desire, visit one of the restaurants at the Millennium Hotel Durham. If you are looking for a hotel near Duke University with a range of dining opportunities, the Millennium Hotel Durham provides Bel Gusto for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This convivial restaurant supplies indoor dining as well as patio dining in season. The Varsity Lounge and Grille serves casual food ranging from soups, salads, sandwiches, and pizzas and you can catch all sporting events on their big screen TVs.
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Kabam went against their own terms of service and banned me, Internet
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Exploit is to use scripts such as the popular grease monkey or take advantages of their MANY bugs and glitches. Cheat is to do like alot of players and actually hack the game giving them an unfair advantage.
Mouse recorder does NOT fall under any of these categories and is a completely external NON-script. Also they say that the detected it but yet it's impossible that they knew because it's an offline program so it's like them picking up that I'm using iTunes.
They say I cheated and exploited the game which I did not. I am a software developer and read their terms of service thoroughly which it seems they never bothered to do. Feeling like something shady is happening I went to that sector which I was banned from with another account and found that they ONLY banned me for using the mouse recorder.
I am NOT the only one that was using mouse recorder and was definitely not the one that benefited the most from it, yet no-one else was banned.
The night of the banning I stood up for a friend of mine that was falsely banned and told kabam in the forum post that they should do their jobs properly and that same night I get banned for a BS reason...coincidence?(I don't think so)
I have emailed kabam a few times now and they replied saying that from now on they will just ignore any tickets i send their way.
My question is, what can I do since they ignore all my tickets? It took me a year to reach lvl 25 000 and I spent over $100 there and since I didn't cheat they are in fact now stealing from me. Any1 out there that can help me either get the account unbanned or get my money back?
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I often hear of people getting banned from the forums because they made a post about what they thought about the game, or they asked other people about a situation they went through to see if that happened to them. Their post also gets locked as well. I would say just stay away from Kabam. Unfortunately, you will never know if they are going to buy a certain game, but when they do, it's sadly time to quit. There's another guy who talks about it, linked below.
This guy really explained it well, very good, detailed, information: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uBM53vFiTA
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Logan Schafer wants to provide more bench strength
Phoenix — It's never easy coming off the bench when you're a young player trying to find your way in the big leagues. Toss in some nagging injuries and it gets even tougher.
Logan Schafer experienced those growing pains in 2013 as the fourth outfielder for the Milwaukee Brewers. A multi-talented player who always hit in the minors and was noted for his defensive brilliance in center field, Schafer never got on track at the plate.
In 298 at-bats, Schafer batted a mere .211 with a .279 on-base percentage, 15 doubles, three triples, four home runs and 33 RBI. Given a chance to play more when Ryan Braun missed time with a thumb injury and later was suspended for use of performance-enhancing drugs, Schafer was unable to take advantage of the opportunity.
It didn't help that Schafer was battling a rib injury as well as a chronically aching right knee in the second half, but to his credit he never used those maladies as a reason for struggling.
"Yeah, I had some nagging injuries but so did every one of the other 24 guys on the team," Schafer said Tuesday. "That had nothing to do with it. I'm not using that as an excuse.
"Last year was a great learning experience. It was the worst year statistically but it was the best learning year that I've had in professional baseball. I tried my best to forget about (statistics) and take it day by day.
"It's a hard game to play. They keep track of everything. You've just got to try to look at the bright spots."
One of those bright spots was Schafer's contribution off the bench. He led the team in pinch at-bats (39), pinch hits (10) and pinch RBI (five). He also dropped down 11 sacrifice bunts and played his usually stellar defense.
Manager Ron Roenicke said it would be unfair to judge the 27-year-old Schafer on last year's numbers.
"Anytime a guy comes to the big leagues, there's definitely a learning curve," said Roenicke. "It's harder when you're a bench player. You play every day in the minor leagues and then you go to the big leagues and now you're a bench player.
"So the numbers he put up didn't surprise me. Very few guys can come up to the major leagues and put up good numbers, especially the first year off the bench. As time goes on, this guy may end up being an everyday player. I think he can. But if he's on the bench, he's going to learn as time goes by, mentally how tough it is and what to do. Things should get easier for him."
After taking three weeks off to rest his aching body, Schafer immersed himself in a disciplined training regimen to rebuild strength and balance. The native of California said he feels re-energized and is ready to get after it this spring.
"I think I'm an athlete and I've got my body where it needs to be this year," he said. "I'm really excited to get going.
"I spent a lot of time last year trying to figure out what I can do better, what I did OK, what I can improve on. A lot of that has to do with the mentality and just realizing I'm a damn good ballplayer and just letting myself be one. That's a big part of it."
Less is more: There's a lot less to Martin Maldonado this spring, literally.
The Brewers' backup catcher reported to spring training some 25 pounds lighter than a year ago when he played around 235. Maldonado, who admittedly was carrying too much weight around his middle, committed to losing pounds over the winter in his native Puerto Rico.
"I was eating more healthy," said Maldonado, 27. "My wife helped with that. That was one of my goals, to get here in better shape. It was hard in the beginning. After that, it was easier. I feel a lot better."
Beyond eating better and staying active by playing winter ball, Maldonado stayed away from a familiar trap — eating late at night. When he showed up at Maryvale Baseball Park, it was easy to notice that his diligence paid off.
"He looks great," said Roenicke. "He did a nice job of getting in shape. At the end of the season we talked and that was a goal of his, and I think his wife took care of that with the cooking for him."
Maldonado's next goal is to be more productive offensively. He never got on track in 2013, finishing with a .169 batting average, .236 on-base percentage, four homers and 22 runs batted in over 183 at-bats.
Maldonado hopes playing all the way to the championship game of the Caribbean Series will give him a head-start this spring, and Roenicke wants to give him as many at-bats as possible to help.
"I think it's important for the extra guys that aren't slotted to be your starters, they need more at-bats than the starters do," said Roenicke. "They've got to be really feeling good about their offense because when they get into it, it's one at-bat here and there.
"For Maldy, whether we catch him once a week (during the season) or once every five days like we did, those at-bats are hard to stay consistent with. Hopefully coming out of spring training he feels good."
Up in arms: General manager Doug Melvin, who has heard criticism over the years for the organization's issues in developing big-league pitchers, thinks this spring will show the club is on the right track.
"It's good to see a lot of guys come into camp in good shape," said Melvin. "We've got some big, physical guys that maybe we haven't had in the past. Some of the arm-strength guys in our minor leagues are here and have a chance to get the opportunity.
"So we have live arms but they have to learn to pitch, too. You just have to be patient with guys. You have to be patient with pitchers more than anything."
Melvin noted a magazine story in which the Brewers were listed with three starting pitchers 25 and under who averaged at least 93 mph with their fastball in 2013 — Wily Peralta, Johnny Hellweg and Jimmy Nelson (who made only one start). Tyler Thornburg just missed at 92 mph. Fourteen teams didn't have anyone in that category and no team had more than the Brewers.
Melvin said the Brewers also ranked fourth in the majors in fastballs at 95 mph or above. In other words, there are some hard throwers to watch.
"That surprised some of our coaches because you have the perception that all these other teams have hard throwers," said Melvin.
"We're a club that has to embrace younger players. We're not going to be able to get involved in the free-agent world that much. We have to gauge it and see if someone comes to us. So it's nice to see some of the younger players. Last year, our younger players helped us out.
"2013 was an awful season, something that we don't talk about much anymore because we're focusing on 2014. But the one thing you can say is our younger players came through. But they have to do that now over a long period of time.
"It's trying to develop them the right way. The ideal way is when they can get to the big leagues and they're there to stay, and not have them go back and forth. That's the toughest part."
Nothing yet with Segura: Melvin said he had not re-opened talks yet with Joe Kleine, the agent for young shortstop Jean Segura. Melvin said the sides talked last September about a contract extension and they agreed to re-visit the topic this spring.
"We're always open to them," Melvin said. "We've locked up some (players), some we didn't. We didn't get Prince (Fielder). We offered him a deal earlier on to buy into free agency, but it just depends what players want. Not a lot of them want long-term deals that will take away free agency, and we like to get deals that have at least a year of free agency if we can."