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Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban is earning a reputation around the National Hockey League as not only a skilled player, but one that might be too cocky for his own good.
At least, according to Philadelphia Flyers captain Mike Richards.
Subban, who had an assist in the Canadiens' 3-0 victory over the Flyers on Tuesday night, was also in the midst of most of the late game skirmishes that occurred after Flyers forward Darroll Powe slammed Jeff Halpern's head into the glass with a body check early in the third period.
"He's (Subban) a guy that's come in the league and hasn't earned respect," Richards told the Team 990 radio station after the game. "It's just frustrating to see a young guy like that come in here and so much as think that he's better than a lot of people. You have to earn respect in this league. It takes a lot. You can't just come in here as a rookie and play like that. It's not the way to get respect from other players around the league.
"Hopefully someone on their team addresses it, because, uh, I'm not saying I'm going to do it but something might happen to him of he continues to be that cocky."
And Subban, who has dealt with such remarks over the course of his playing days, was quick to play it down on Wednesday.
"I have lot of respect for the guys in this league and (Richards) is a player who has been around for a while," Subban told reporters on Wednesday. "He's won a (Olympic) gold medal, he's the captain of the Flyers, and he's a player I looked up to when I was still playing in Junior. I just try to play the game as hard as I can. I'm a rookie in this league and I'm just trying to go out there and earn my respect."
It isn't the first time that the 21-year-old rookie has been called out for his attitude.
Early in October, Subban and Penguins captain Sidney Crosby traded some verbal jabs during a game, which prompted broadcaster Don Cherry to speak out at the time.
"It's good to be cocky when you come in the league," Cherry said. "Really, it's good to be cocky. I like that. But you've got to show a little respect...If he has a big mouth like that, he's gonna get hurt."
Subban responded in kind, saying he wouldn't change the way that he plays.
"I play them tough, I play them hard," Subban told the Toronto Sun last month. "I do everything I can to make sure he doesn't score. If you're intimidated by guys, you're going to get eaten alive.
"You can't be intimidated. I'm going to go out and play it the way I've always played it."
Subban's confidence has also been noticed by his teammates, with forward Mike Cammalleri referring to Subban as "Primetime".
The Canadiens will travel to Philadelphia to face the Flyers on Monday, in a game that can be seen on TSN in the Canadiens' viewing region at 7pm et.
TSN's Bob McKenzie sets up the start of training camp, going one-on-one with the GMs from all seven Canadian teams.
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Music icon Sir Elton John is coming to Alabama for two performances in March, his website tour section and Montgomery officials confirmed Thursday.
The musician's website has the dates and locations on his upcoming tour schedule.
The multi-decade, chart-topping music star will make a stop in Birmingham on March 15, 2013 where he's set to perform at the Birmingham Jefferson Civic Complex.
He'll return to the state a week later on Friday, March 22 when he'll perform again at Montgomery's Garrett Coliseum.
Tickets for the Montgomery concert will go on sale January 26 starting at 10:00am. Prices range from $29, $79 and $139 and will be available at Ticketmaster.com or the Garrett Coliseum box office. There's a limit of 8 tickets per customer.
The Montgomery concert is scheduled to start at 8:00pm, and will feature number one chart hits and classic album tracks throughout the artist's 5-decade career.
Elton John is one of the top-selling solo artists of all time and holds 35 gold and 25 platinum albums. He's had 29 consecutive Top 40 hits, and boasts sales records of more than 250 million albums worldwide.
Since his career started in 1969, the "Rocketman" has performed at nearly 3,000 concerts spanning the globe. Some of his most famous hits include Your Song", "Rocket Man", Bennie and the Jets", "Philadelphia Freedom", "Crocodile Rock" and "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me." He holds the record for the biggest selling single of all time when 37 million copies of "Candle in the Wind '97" was released in honor of the late Princess Diana.
The last time the singer was in Montgomery was when he performed at Garrett Coliseum in 2000.
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What's Going On - Surgical Technology
New Surgical Technology Program Partnerships
The Surgical Technology program is seeking to become more
cost effective through partnerships with three other community
colleges, including Grand Rapids Community College, Mid-Michigan
Community College, and Jackson Community College. (An
Articulation Agreement with JCC was recently signed to allow
their students to articulate next year.) This year the
program has transfer students from MMCC and GRCC. To
accommodate the increased numbers of students, five new clinical
sites were established: Pennock (Hastings), Mid-Michigan
(Midland), Central Michigan (Mt. Pleasant), Genesis, and Eaton
Rapids. The program's ROI is improving due to the fuller
sections. In Surgical Technology, the national pass rate
for licensure is 72%; however, 2006 LCC graduates experienced a
100% pass rate (20/20 students passed!)
LCC students take top awards!
The Spring Workshop for the State Assembly of Surgical
Technologist (MSA-AST) was held on March 25th, 2006 in Grand
Rapids, Michigan. A new event was on the agenda for this Year's
Workshop: A "Scrub Bowl": This was a competition for Surgical
Technology Students to participate in answering Certification
Type questions posed to individual students, for individual
recognition and overall school recognition. From the 17 programs
across the State of Michigan, a number of programs had student
representation. LCC had 8 of 21 students in attendance, with 6
students participating in the competition. Joe Long was
recognized for his contribution to the State Assembly Board, as
he received a Certificate of Appreciation for his term
completion on the Board. The most exciting part of the day-long
event came when Kelly Shaw took first place in the competition
and Jeff Sutliff took third place in the competition; both
students from the LCC Program. And, the Overall Grand
Championship Award in the competition was Presented to Lansing
Community College; as Joe Long accepted the award for the
school, someone in the audience proclaimed, "What are they
putting in the water in Lansing?"; alluding to the fact that we
took 1st, 3rd and the Overall Trophy. It was a most exciting
day! We should all be proud of the accomplishment of these
students and all students that took part in the competition. A
little "icing on the cake" occurred when Jon Lueth (another LCC
student) won the 50/50 drawing and received $129.00. We were all
"riding high" on the trip back home to Lansing!
While the site may not be updated as of yet, you might fine more information on the State Assembly site (check out "workshop"): www.msa-ast.org
Program Award
The LCC Surgical Technology Program recently received an award from the Liaison Council on Certification for the Surgical Technologist in recognition of "100% of program graduates who attempted the National Certification Examination in 2002 achieved the status of CST (Certified Surgical Technologist)."
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It's hard to think about Christmas when we're still in the triple digits, but that's exactly what one valley store is doing.
"We know Christmas is going to be here, but we want to get ahead of it," said Beth DeFalvo.
Cynthia Sanchez adds, "It's a little bit weird because it is so hot outside and you're thinking about Christmas and it's cozy cold and I'm trying to shop for Christmas in July."
Hobby Lobby is taking one of the world's most celebrated holidays and turning it into just a complete Christmas extravaganza, but does that ease some of those sweltering temperatures we experience here in the valley?
"Making wreaths a lot of times for the front doors and decorating a lot of times.. it's on sale early so you can get it," said DeFalvo.
"I'm doing a photo shoot -- a Christmas photo shoot and I'm looking for bright colors, pinks, greens and things like that," said Sanchez.
Getting your cool fix and a jump on that Christmas shopping list.
You can check out the holiday finds at any Hobby Lobby location.
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creme fraiche recipes
The sort of winter salad I love - heirloom apples, shaved celery, and toasted nuts of your choosing. The dressing is crème fraîche spiked with rosemary, garlic and champagne vinegar
A fennel mushroom recipe inspired by one of my vintage cookbooks, The Seasonal Kitchen by Perla Meyers. It's a simple, brilliant twist on everyday sauteed mushrooms with dill, chives, fresh fennel, and a kiss of creme fraiche.
Because I can't seem to get enough farro lately- a lunch made from farro, bocconcini, a bit of homemade creme fraiche, and herbs from last weeks farmers' market. And a couple pics from Golden Gate Park.
I prefer this barley-based risotto recipe to many other rice based versions - and it is more nutritious. A pearl barley base is accented with white wine, creme fraiche, lots of meyer lemon zest, chopped greens, and Parmesan cheese.
From Skye Gyngell's cookbook A Year in my Kitchen this simple, satisfying cauliflower soup recipe is perfect served up with a bit of cold winter weather.


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Golden age is an expression (or term) that people use when they are talking or writing about a time that is past, when everything seemed to be good.
There are several ways that the term can be used.
- It can be used for an historic period in a particular place, for example: "The Golden Age of Athens".
- This means a time in the history of Ancient Greece when the city of Athens had peace, good government and everyone had enough to eat.
- It can be used for a period or style of art or literature, for example: "The Golden Age of Danish Painting".
- It can be used in a personal sense, for example: "Harvard was my 'Golden Age'!"
- This means that the person speaking says that their time at Harvard University was the happiest in their life.


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Plan your migration strategy from Windows 2000 to Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2.
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Planning and Assessing a Migration or Upgrade to Windows Server 2008 R2
A direct upgrade from Windows 2000 to Windows Server 2008 R2 is not supported. The resources below provide information about migration paths.
Windows Server 2008 R2 Product Home Page
Windows Server 2008 R2 System Requirements
Windows Server 2008 R2 Upgrade Paths
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See the Client Migration tab in this Solution Center.
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BITS is installed with 2003/2008 and enabled by default. Other services such as software update services (WSUS) will take advantage of BITS for data transfer.
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There is no direct migration of CMAK profiles between operating systems. Therefore a CMAK profile created on Windows 2000 Server cannot be imported into Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2. You need to use the newer version of CMAK supplied with Windows Server 2008 to get a new Vista-specific package created, and use either Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7 to create a Windows 7 specific package. Refer to the resources below for additional information.
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Connection Manager Administration Kit (CMAK)
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If you install any new Windows Server operating system as a new server and promote it to a Domain Controller, AD replication will include DNS information. After installing DNS (role/service) on the new server, DNS will be populated based on the AD replicated information, so no further action is needed. Note: Ensure clients computers are redirected to the new DNS server. For additional information about DNS migration please see the resources below.
DNS Server Role
AD DS and DNS Server Migration
Active Directory Domain Services and DNS Server Migration Guide
How to upgrade Windows 2000 domain controllers to Windows Server 2003
Use DNS Application Directory Partitions
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To migrate IAS from Windows 2000 Server to Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2, the recommended process is to use a Windows Server 2003 system as an intermediary, installing IAS on it if needed temporarily. On this system you can import the IAS settings from Windows 2000, then use IASMigreader.exe to export from Windows Server 2003 in a format that may be imported on Windows Server 2008 or 2008 R2. Important: IASMigreader.exe is only supported on Windows Server 2003.
Microsoft Network Access Protection (NAP) Team Blog
Tool for migrating IAS configuration settings to NPS is now available
How to import and to export IAS configuration information from one Windows 2000 Server-based computer to another Windows 2000 Server-based computer
Server Role: IPSec
Take the following steps to migrate existing local policies to a newer operating system.
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Microsoft Failover and Network Load Balancing Clustering Team Blog
Upgrading Existing Clusters
Migrating Existing Clusters
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There are no changes to SMB from Windows 2000 to Windows 2003. Starting with Windows Vista and Windows 2008 we go from SMB 1.0 to SMB 2.0. An upgrade of Windows 2003 to Windows Vista / 2008 upgrades SMB to version 2.0. No additional steps are necessary to upgrade or migrate to the newer version of SMB.
Server Role: Wireless
How to copy the IAS configuration to another server
IAS Best Practices
IAS How To
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Migrating to Dial-up and VPN Remote Access Servers Running Windows Server 2003
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Small Business Server
There is no supported upgrade path from Windows 2000 Server to Small Business Server 2008. However, a migration from Small Business Server 2000 to Windows Small Business Server 2008 is supported.
Migrating Microsoft Small Business Server 2000 to Windows Small Business Server 2008
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Client Migration
There is no supported migration path from Windows 2000 to Windows 7 using the User State Migration Tool (USMT). You must first upgrade to Windows XP and then migrate to Windows 7 with USMT 4.0 included with the Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK).
Windows XP to Windows 7 Migration Guide
Download the Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) for Windows 7
User State Migration Tool 4.0 User's Guide
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IT-Professional Resources
Getting Started with Application Compatibility in a Windows Deployment
ISV Application Readiness and Certification
Application Compatibility Tech Center on TechNet
Application Considerations When Upgrading to Windows Server 2008
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Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT)
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Application Quality Cookbook
Windows Developer Center on MSDN
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Highlights from another Barclays Premier League curtain raiser.
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Following Wednesday's announcement of the 2013/14 Barclays Premier League fixtures, evertonfc.com looks back at another memorable opening day encounter...
Everton 1-1 Manchester United - 8 August 1999
Treble winners Manchester United were given a thorough examination by Walter Smith's Everton as they began their title defence with a 1-1 draw at Goodison Park.
It looked as if it would be business as usual for Sir Alex Ferguson's team as Dwight Yorke opened the scoring in the seventh minute. The striker teamed up with Andy Cole to sprint through on goal and beat Paul Gerrard.
Both sides wasted chances but it was the Blues who grabbed a crucial goal in the closing stages. With four minutes remaining, defender Jaap Stam inadvertently headed past Mark Bosnich, earning the hosts a well-deserved share of the spoils.
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The ECHL (formerly the East Coast Hockey League) is a mid-level professional ice hockey league based in Princeton, New Jersey with teams scattered across the United States. It is generally regarded as a tier below the American Hockey League.
The ECHL and the AHL are the only minor leagues recognized by the collective bargaining agreement between the National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players' Association, meaning any player signed to an entry-level NHL contract and designated for assignment must report to a club in either the AHL or the ECHL.[1] Additionally, the league's players are represented by the Professional Hockey Players' Association in negotiations with the ECHL itself.
27 of the 30 National Hockey League teams have affiliations with the ECHL,[2] and 490 players have advanced from the ECHL to play in the NHL.[3]
Buffalo, Colorado and Philadelphia have no affiliations with the ECHL at the start of the 2013-14 season.
The current ECHL Champion is the Reading Royals.[4]
The league, which combined teams from the defunct Atlantic Coast Hockey League and All-American Hockey League, began play as the East Coast Hockey League in 1988 with 5 teams—the (Winston-Salem, North) Carolina Thunderbirds (now the Wheeling Nailers); the Erie Panthers (folded after 2011 as the Victoria Salmon Kings); the Johnstown Chiefs (now the Greenville Road Warriors); the Knoxville Cherokees (ceased operations as the Pee Dee Pride after 2005; folded after 2009 following failed relocation efforts); and the Virginia Lancers (now the Utah Grizzlies).
In September 2002, the West Coast Hockey League ceased operations, and the ECHL Board of Governors approved membership applications from the Anchorage (now Alaska) Aces, the Bakersfield Condors, the Fresno Falcons, the Idaho Steelheads, the Las Vegas Wranglers, the Long Beach Ice Dogs and the San Diego Gulls as well as from teams in Ontario, California and Reno, Nevada. Alaska, Bakersfield, Fresno, Idaho, Las Vegas, Long Beach and San Diego began play in the 2003–04 season as expansion teams. In a change reflective of the league's now-nationwide presence, the East Coast Hockey League shortened its name to the orphan initialism ECHL on May 19, 2003. The ECHL reached its largest size to date (31 teams) that season before being reduced to 28 teams for the 2004–05 season.
The league, because of geographical anomalies, has used unbalanced conferences and divisions, making for some extremely varied playoff formats and limited interconference play. Due to travel costs, the league has attempted to placate owners in keeping those costs down, which has led to the sometimes-odd playoff structures.
The ECHL has attempted to be more tech-friendly to its fans. Some improvements on the league's website have included a new schedule and statistics engine powered by League Stat, Inc. (introduced in 2006), internet radio coverage for most teams, and pay-per view broadcasting of ECHL games through B2 Networks (a subsidiary of America One Broadcasting). In 2008, the league introduced the ECHL toolbar for internet browsers which gave users short cut access to statistics, scores, transactions, and news updates.[5]
At the annual ECHL Board of Governors Meeting on June 15, 2010, in Henderson, Nevada, the Board of Governors approved changes to the names of the conferences and divisions. The former American Conference (comprising eleven East Coast and Midwest teams) was renamed the Eastern Conference, while the National Conference (consisting of 8 West Coast teams, including the league's only Canadian team at the time), was re-designated the Western Conference. Within the Eastern Conference, the East Division was renamed the Atlantic Division, and the Western Conference's former West Division was dubbed the Mountain Division.[6]
The league lost its only Canadian team with the folding of the Victoria Salmon Kings subsequent to the 2010–11 season.[7] The league increased to 20 teams for the 2011–12 season with the addition of the expansion franchise Chicago Express[8] and the Colorado Eagles who previously played in the Central Hockey League.[9]
Following suspension of the Trenton Devils by the parent club New Jersey Devils in early July 2011,[10] the league announced the return of the Trenton Titans (last seen in 2007) with a press conference that was made on July 28.[11][12]
With the folding of the Chicago Express at the close of the 2011–12 season and the announcement of expansion franchises in Orlando, San Francisco, Evansville and Fort Wayne (both in Indiana and both from the Central Hockey League) the league played the 2012–13 season with 23 teams. That number dropped to 22 for the 2013–14 season with the folding of the Trenton Titans.
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|Dwight Mullens
|New Jersey Devils
Ottawa Senators
|Albany Devils
Binghamton Senators
|Reading Royals
|Reading, PA
|Santander Arena
|Larry Courville
|Washington Capitals
|Hershey Bears
|Wheeling Nailers
|Wheeling, WV
|WesBanco Arena
|Clark Donatelli
|Montreal Canadiens
Pittsburgh Penguins
|Hamilton Bulldogs
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
|Cincinnati Cyclones
|Cincinnati, OH
|U.S. Bank Arena
|Ben Simon
|Florida Panthers
Nashville Predators
|San Antonio Rampage
Milwaukee Admirals
|Evansville IceMen
|Evansville, IN
|Ford Center
|Jeff Pyle
|Columbus Blue Jackets
|Springfield Falcons
|Fort Wayne Komets
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|Gary Graham
|Kalamazoo Wings
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Vancouver Canucks
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Utica Comets
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Detroit Red Wings
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Grand Rapids Griffins
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Tampa Bay Lightning
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Syracuse Crunch
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Toronto Maple Leafs
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Toronto Marlies
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One team which was under suspension should resume operations in a new home arena for the 2014–15 season. Teams are being developed in two new markets, and considered in several markets that have hosted ECHL teams in the past. Representatives from all potential expansion franchises, markets that have been granted expansion franchises and franchises that have suspended operations must attend the league's annual Board of Governors Meeting between seasons and provide progress reports on their situations in order to keep their ECHL franchise rights. The Board of Governors then votes whether or not to extend the franchises' league licenses until the next Board of Governors Meeting.
At the 2012 Board of Governors Meeting, the Board elected to limit the league to 26 teams, with an emphasis on adding teams to the Western Conference.[14]
While the ECHL has stated in recent years they would not grant voluntary suspensions of franchises for more than one year, both the Toledo Storm (now the Toledo Walleye) and Mississippi Sea Wolves (now defunct) were granted two-year suspensions—the Sea Wolves because of Hurricane Katrina and the Storm in order to demolish their present arena and construct a new one in downtown Toledo. The Mississippi Sea Wolves resumed play for the 2007–2008 season, while the Toledo Walleye resumed play in their new arena for the 2009–2010 season. The cost of suspending operations to an ECHL franchise was "about $100,000" in 2003,[16] and has remained unchanged as of the 2011-12 ECHL season.
On March 30, 2009, the Dayton Bombers and Mississippi Sea Wolves announced that they would suspend operations for the 2009–10 season, while the Phoenix RoadRunners announced that they will cease operations at the end of the 2008–09 season.[17] Dayton would receive a franchise in the International Hockey League and Biloxi, MS would receive a team in the Southern Professional Hockey League the following year.
On February 15, 2010, the Tribune-Democrat reported that the Johnstown Chiefs, the only remaining founding franchise of the East Coast Hockey League to remain in its original city, would be relocating to Greenville, South Carolina, the former home of the Greenville Grrrowl (1998–2006) following the completion of the 2009-10 season.[18]
The Victoria Salmon Kings, the only Canadian franchise in league history, folded following their Western Conference finals loss in the 2011 Kelly Cup playoffs to make way for a Western Hockey League franchise at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre. RG Properties opted to withdraw the franchise from the ECHL with full approval from the league's Board of Governors, folding the franchise instead of selling the club's ECHL rights to be moved to another market, marking the end of a franchise that began with the Erie Panthers, one of the ECHL charter teams.[7]
The league announced on April 6, 2012, that the expansion franchise Chicago Express had withdrawn from the ECHL, effective immediately.[19] The Express finished their inaugural season ninth in the Eastern Conference with a record of 34 wins, 26 losses, 8 overtime losses, and 4 losses in shootouts, eliminating them from playoff contention.[20] The team also finished last in the league for attendance, averaging 2,508 fans per game (compared to the league average of 4,282 fans per game).[21]
Four former ECHL franchises have been directly replaced in their respective markets by American Hockey League franchises. The Greensboro Monarchs were the first, being replaced by the Carolina Monarchs in 1995. The Hampton Roads Admirals were the second, giving way to the Norfolk Admirals in 2000. The Peoria Rivermen were the third. In their case, the replacement franchise retained the Worcester IceCats history but assumed the Rivermen identity for their first AHL season of 2005-06. The Charlotte Checkers were the fourth, yielding to a franchise that retained the Albany River Rats history following the club's move to Charlotte following the 2009-10 season and assumed the Checkers identity.[22] In each case, the ECHL franchise was relinquished to the league by its respective ownership group.
For the 2012-13 season, eight teams still qualify in the Eastern Conference: the three division winners plus the next five teams in the conference. With the addition of the expansion franchise in San Francisco, the Board of Governors changed the Western Conference seeding such that eight teams qualify: two division winners and the next six teams in the conference. This eliminated the Western Conference first-round bye.[23]
Similar to the NHL, the division winners are seeded as the top three seeds in the Eastern Conference and the top two seeds in the Western Conference; the conference winner faces the eighth seed, second faces seventh, third faces sixth and fourth faces fifth in the conference quarterfinal round. The winner of the 1st/8th series plays the winner of the 4th/5th series while 2nd/7th winner plays against the 3rd/6th winner in the conference semifinal series.
The Board of Governors also elected to change the playoff format such that all rounds of the playoffs are now best of seven series.[23] For 2012-13, the Conference Finals and Kelly Cup Finals will use a two-referee system.[14]
In celebration of the league's 20th year of play, the ECHL Board of Governors created the ECHL Hall of Fame in 2008, to recognize the achievements of players, coaches, and personnel who dedicated their careers to the league.
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Panthers Snap Losing Streak With OT Win Over NIU
Dec. 7, 2012
MILWAUKEE - Paris Gulley scored 21 points and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee took the lead for good in the first 45 seconds of overtime to claim an 80-73 win over Northern Illinois Friday night at the Klotsche Center.
The Panthers (3-6) actually led by as many as 11 points in the first half and by 10 in the second half before having to rally over the last nine minutes of regulation.
Kyle Kelm added 15 points for Milwaukee, which also got 14 points and 11 assists from Jordan Aaron plus 14 points and seven rebounds from James Haarsma.
Akeem Springs led Northern Illinois (2-6) with 21 points off the bench.
The victory snapped a five-game losing streak by Milwaukee.
"It seems like nothing is going to be easy this year, but I'm proud of the fact that these guys came out with a better effort and competed hard and found a way to win a game that at times we made very difficult," Milwaukee head coach Rob Jeter said. "It's just where we are right now and what we're trying to get out of. We found a way, and we're just going to try to keep building from here."
Milwaukee went ahead 70-68 in overtime on a Kelm layin with 4:15 left and eventually led 75-69 on a free throw by Aaron with 2:24 remaining. Northern Illinois pulled to within 75-73 with just over a minute left and had a chance to take the lead after a Milwaukee turnover, but the Panthers then made five of their final six free throws to hang on.
The Panthers steadily built a lead in the first 20 minutes. After Northern Illinois claimed a 14-10 advantage, Milwaukee responded with the next six to take the lead. The lead was 23-18 on a Gulley three and then a three-point play by Haarsma made it 31-22 with 3:56 remaining.
The Milwaukee advantage hit double-figures at 37-26 on a three by Austin Arians and UWM led 37-28 at the half.
UWM looked to still be in control of the contest early in the second half, maintaining a 49-39 lead after a thrilling sequence that started with a Kelm block and ended with an Aaron to Demetrius Harris alley-oop. But NIU wasted little time in responding, scoring 13 of the next 15 points to grab a 52-51 lead with 10:40 remaining.
The Huskies eventually went up 60-55 with under nine minutes to play and were ahead 62-58 with seven minutes left before Milwaukee rallied. The Panthers went back ahead 63-62 on a pair of Aaron free throws with 4:56 remaining and still led 67-64 on a pair of Aaron free throws with 1:18 remaining. NIU eventually tied the game at 68 on a follow-up basket by Aksel Bolin with 16.5 seconds left. UWM had a final chance to win the game at the end of regulation, but Aaron missed a three-pointer just before the buzzer.
The Panthers return to the road for their next two games. Sunday Milwaukee plays at DePaul in a 4 p.m. contest before squaring off with Fairfield in Bridgeport, Conn., Wednesday evening.


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J.C. Chandor ("All Is Lost"), Ryan Coogler ("Fruitvale Station"), Scott Cooper ("Out of the Furnace"), Steve McQueen ("12 Years a Slave") and John Wells ("August: Osage County") joined in a Focus on Directors panel that Variety sponsored at the Mill Valley Film Festival on Oct. 12. What follows are excerpts of the session, moderated by Variety deputy features editor Peter Caranicas.
What attracted each of you to the story behind your film?
"Margin Call" but just built from that one little kernel.
Coogler: I saw the handheld footage of an unarmed guy being shot and killed for pretty much no reason. And the guy looked like me, he wore clothes like mine, his friends are like my friends. I went through a whole range of emotions. Out of those feelings I got the idea to work on ("Fruitvale Station").
Cooper: After "Crazy Heart" was released and met with some acclaim, I wasn't quite sure what I wanted to tell next. I felt this responsibility to shine a light on some of the things that were occurring in the American narrative -- a crumbling Rust Belt economy, soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with no way to assimilate back into American society. And also a man, played by Christian Bale, who was beset on all sides by a relentless fate. I read about this small dying steel town in Pennsylvania called Braddock. I felt I could set a narrative there.
Wells: I saw Tracy Letts' play before I knew I'd have anything to do with it. Then I met with Harvey Weinstein and he said, "Oh, you ought to direct 'August: Osage County.' " And I said, "Sure." Harvey tends to say things like that sometimes, and you don't really ever hear anything about it. But I got back to my office and they said, "Well, I guess you're doing 'August: Osage County.'" So I spent a couple of wonderful years back and forth with Tracy Letts working on a screenplay.
McQueen: I wanted to make a comment about slavery. For me it hadn't been given a cinematic treatment, which I wanted to investigate. I liked the idea that someone was free and has been kidnapped and taken to this maze of slavery. My wife said to me, "Why don't you look into true accounts of slavery?" We came across the book "12 Years a Slave." It's very strange to have an idea and then see it in a book within weeks from starting a project. I was upset with myself that I didn't know this book, but then I found out no one knew it. It was a mesmerizing book. I live in Amsterdam; it was like reading Anne Frank's diary for the first time. A first-hand account of slavery. That was my passion, that's the film I wanted to make.
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All of your films are independent dramatic features, the kinds of movies the major studios are shying away from these days. ⦠How do you manage to get them financed and made?
Chandor: My original script is only 31 pages long, so it goes against the grain. But we found the right budget that made sense, and Lionsgate came on board along with Roadside Attractions, who had produced my first film. It was based on the script and the actor. And then Universal Pictures Intl. bought about 95% of the world in a two-day period. The business model made sense to them. They never felt overexposed financially and let us deliver the exact movie that was in that first 31 pages. We had no equity player in the film. It was bank-financed, and in a way it gave us as great of a freedom. All we had to do was hand in a movie that somewhat resembled that original document. It's Robert Redford not speaking for an hour and 45 minutes, so it's not your average pitch.
Coogler: Our film was made for just a little bit under a million dollars. When I was finishing up my last year of film school, Forest Whitaker's production company was looking for a filmmaker to mentor. I went in, had a meeting with Nina Yang, who was running the company. She said, "I've seen your short films." I showed her some new stuff I'd written. She said, "I'd like to get you in to sit down with Forest." I was nervous as hell, didn't know what to wear or anything. I met him and told him about the Fruitvale story, and he said, "Great, I want to help you make that." And then he shook my hand and left the room. Then, once I delivered the script we were able to raise a little bit more money and really got a lot of help from the Sundance Institute and the San Francisco Film Society.
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One theme that runs through all of your films is violence. It's overt in "Slave" and "Furnace." "Fruitvale Station" centers on an act of violence. In "August," there's emotional violence; in "Lost" it's the violence of nature.
Cooper: Conflict is the essence of drama. In my particular instance, there is violence in the picture. It was about training the spotlight on the fact that 46 million people live in poverty, that we're a violent nation, and I thought the movie would be a way to highlight what people are going through in Oakland, Detroit or Damascus. It was important to me that we not make the violence feel gratuitous but emotional.
McQueen: I don't think we should kid ourselves: Violence is the reason why we're all here. And love is the reason why we're all here. For 400 years, people were kept in slavery. But on the flip side, love and survival are the main character. Solomon Northup survives his ordeal for 12 years -- and wants and needs to survive because of his love for his family.
Coogler: It's really interesting and cool to be up here with you guys talking about Steve's film. I just saw it last night. It had a profound effect on me. Among African-American males, the most common cause of death from age 16 to 35 is homicide. That's in 2013. The most likely way for me or somebody who looks like me is to die is to have their life taken away from them through violent means. That's something I live with as a person. What comes through in a filmmaker's words is the realities of violence they deal with. My life wasn't dissimilar to the life of my character. What comes for us at the end of a gun is very real, very tangible: It's something that terrifies me. And what Steve is talking about is the flip side of that. I think about the people I love and not being able to be around them anymore. Violence exists at the opposite end of the spectrum of love. That's basically at the essence of all conflict.
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Social behaviour
Ring-tailed lemurs are an especially social species. They live in groups of up to thirty specimens, where females have the social control −a usual behaviour amongst lemurs. In order to keep themselves warm and reinforce their social relationships, the groups curl up together until they form a "ball made of lemurs". They love sunbathing with their white thin-skin ventral part looking at the Sun.
The size of the groups, their action area and their population density varies according to the region and the quantity of food they can find there. The groups are usually made of 6-25 specimens. However, sometimes groups made by more than 30 of them have been seen. Their action area varies from 6 to 35 hectares. The groups often occupy their own territory, but superimposition of territories is also usual. When two or more groups meet in nature they generally show an unfriendly hostile attitude. They usually occupy the same area during three or four days before they move again.
Like in most lemur species, females have social power on males in every situation, even when it is about feeding. They show their control by charging at males, chasing them, slapping them and biting them.
Young females do not necessarily heritage their mothers' status. Young males leave the group when they are between three and five years old.
The smell sense is quite developed in lemurs and it is very important for them. They mark their territory with their scent glands. Males have a unique odour marking behaviour called "spur marking", and they took part in a kind of smelly fights by rubbing their tails with the scent glands they have in their wrists and then slamming them against their male opponents.
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These animals are the most vocal amongst primates. They are able to use several vocalisations, for instance, group-cohesion calls and alarm calls. Experiments show that these lemurs, despite of their little brain (in comparison to the simiiformes'), are able to rearrange sequences, to understand basic arithmetic operations and to choose an instrument according to its functionality.
They are omnivorous and diurnal, so they are active during the daylight hours only.
They spend 33% of their time on the ground and that is why we can say it is the most terrestrial of lemurs.
A threatened animal
Despite of the fact that the species has been classified as a quasi-endangered species in the IUCN Red List because of the current destruction of their habitat, ring-tailed lemurs reproduce very quickly in captivity and so they have become the most common lemur in zoos worldwide −there are about 2000 specimens. They are able to live for 16-19 years in nature and around 27 years in captivity.


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Firefighters were called at 7:25 Sunday morning when a truck driver noticed hydrochloric acid leaking out of the semi-trailer as he was off-loading the product on Cargill property. The tank has approximately 46,000 pounds of hydrochloric acid and the tank appears to have a hole in the side of it.
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Our horrifying natural gas scenario
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change our nation's fortunes is passing us by as Congress ignores an abundant domestic fuel source.
The natural gas collapse is happening too fast.
It is beginning to wreak havoc on the economy because there's such a dramatic ratcheting back of drilling at the same time that we haven't been able to harness the fuel in any way to bring down gasoline prices or compete against OPEC oil.
Sure, the EPA issued regulations that are absolutely pro-natural gas when it comes to the building of new power plants. That's by default, though, because coal is so terrible for the skies. The EPA is following a court mandate so it can be excused for its timing, even as it will most likely lead to a new step down in that industry's business.
The coal industry doesn't hire a lot of people, and a decline in coal of dramatic proportions as utilities switch to cheap natural gas isn't necessarily crushing to the U.S. economy. But unless we officially, as a nation, declare natural gas as the bridge fuel and not just part of a solar/wind mix, we will soon be causing an industry that's been responsible for a huge number of jobs to hit the wall.
I have long been a champion of this cleaner, abundant, cheap domestic fuel because it would allow us to smash OPEC and bring gasoline down within the foreseeable future. We know that trucks are responsible for 25% of our imported oil, and it is turned into dirty diesel. We know that trains use a huge amount of natural gas.
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We also know that there are natural gas truck engines that have a relatively quick payback. But we do not have enough natural gas stations, even as Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE) is doing its best to provide them. We know that there's been no move by the federal government to say all federal trucks, including the post office, have to buy these trucks. There has been no support from Exxon Mobil (XOM), the largest producer of natural gas, which wants it to be used exclusively by utilities, even as pretty much every utility that can switch has switched.
That means the fuel is not going to be adopted early enough to get the price of gasoline down and to provide for domestic security against a supply interruption that could be caused by an Iran-Israel war. That's not far-fetched. The New York Times reports that the leadership of Israel is in favor of such a strike to head off a second Holocaust.
So we have the worst of all possible worlds.
We have sky-high oil prices that can hurt American consumers with this endless climb in gasoline. We have an abundant fuel that is being ignored by Congress, so it is now causing layoffs. And we remain as energy dependent on our enemies like Venezuela and on the powder-keg countries in the Middle East as we have ever been.
Put simply, it's nuts. It makes no sense. But a combination of chemical company lobbyists, the green movement and a president who is on record as despising all fossil fuels has doomed the extended use of natural gas. It's a sad commentary about a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change our nation's fortunes.
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I live in Singapore and go to Thailand for business often. They have little oil but lots of natural gas and have converted most of their trucks hauling product to LNG. They have also built stations to support them. This has all happened in the last five years. So our leadership can't do better than a third world country?? We need more engineers and not liberal arts majors and lawyers in government who couldn't pass calculus.
Where is the leadership?
For once Cramer's right. This divided congress and our president are missing one of the greatest opportunities to encourage energy independence and create not save thousands of American Jobs. Additionally natural gas is cheap. The technology already exists to fuel our cars and trucks with it.
On a positive note private industry is not waiting for the politicians. GM and Chrysler just announced they would begin selling this year bi-fuel NG powered trucks and UPS is in the process of converting its entire fleet of delivery trucks to natural gas.
"Lead, shut up or get the hell out of the way" In this instance the politicians should just shut up and get out of the way.
Even if you ingore Cramer you have to ask why in the hell we are burning a natural resource that's a third the cost of Oil rather than using it. Infastructure is too costly? It was costly when we started with Oil, but the profits trumpted the costs. Not enough people will use it? B.S. when they see the smaller cost they'll be all over it. The Prius is one of the best selling cars in America and not because it's pretty. Talk about lambs to the slaughter. I especial like the " retail dopes" comment after I'm up 86% on my investments year to date from one of the guys who was too scared, incompetent or FOX news'd to understand what the market was telling him over the first quarter. You keep being pissed at the world and I'll keep making money. Put in the stations and build NG cars. Why is it that you have to literally drag these idiots up to the solutions and spoon feed them before they see the point of it all?
duaheat - Ethanol is a joke! So much fuel is wasted to make it. (plant the seeds, harvest the crop, chop it up, then stew it to make the ethanol. How many trucks and tractors do you think it takes just to get ethanol to your tank?
Then we simply ship the end product to other countries. In my area most fuel only has about 5% of ethanol in it.
Natural gas comes strait out of the ground. They only have to compress it and filter it before it goes into your tank. I was just in Lima, Peru and the filling stations have Natural gas lines running to them. (No storage tanks or trucks to bring it to the station) The only thing the filling station does is compress it into your tank.
Do you not have a natural gas line running to your home? So what is the problem with opening up some filling stations? OUR GOVERNMENT ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
In Lima, Peru you can put a natural gas system in your car or truck for about $1,200.00
To fill a tank cost $13 and you can go about 150 miles on one tank.
It's clearly in the country's best interest to make full use of our natural resources responsibly. Development of our natural gas resources will create badly needed jobs, strengthen our country by lessening our dependence on foreign oil suppliers and, to boot, it's environmentally friendly and cheaper.
Congress has always and should continue to offer incentives to entrepreneurs willing to risk developing new businesses that move the country in a direction best for its long term interests.
These high gasoline prices are killing us Americans. I'm thinking about selling all of my toys ASAP (Boat, bulldozer and my truck.) To fill up my truck now cost me $160 To fill up the bulldozer $400.00 To fill up the boat would cost about $340.00
In return my family is just not purchasing anything we don't need. We are eating at home now! (We use to eat out just about every meal.) We are not going to the movies anymore. (Thank you REDBOX) We are not taking any trips this year.
I use to invest in stocks but I have been out of the market for over a year now. I think we are at the height of the bubble again. I talk to every retail person I can about how they are doing. I can tell you they are all hurting real bad. Most tell me they are just not seeing any more customers. They don't know how long they can hold on and are sure not thinking about re-signing the store leases.
You are right we need Natural Gas to fuel all of your cars and trucks within the near future. Being in Texas I have some insight as to what is happening in the oil fields. I can tell you they are pinching down as many Natural Gas wells as they can. They are not signing any more property lease so they can drill. in other parts of the world they have cars and trucks that run on Natural Gas. America does not want that because of the amount of people that is being employed by the oil companies on the refining side. Do you know how much taxes these companies and their employees pay to the government?
I hope everyone is taking note of the changes Obama has brought to the USA! I hope everyone votes to remove this clown from office. We will not survive another 4 years with him as our President.
why pick Thailand as an example. why not Pakistan or Iran?
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Here in Colorado, where water is very scarce, 'fracking' is often employed when drilling for water. It has been going on like this for many years... Make what you like of that but we need the water.
We who use natural gas, here in Colorado, are forced to pay a surcharge in order to support the building and maintenance of a natural gas pipeline which delivers gas to out of state consumers. This pipeline creates competition for the product, thus raising the price which we must pay for natural gas... Talk about being "hung by one's own petard."
When I called my gas company -- XcelEnergy -- the other day in order to pay my gas bill I was aked to "dial 8" in order to hear the robotic operator in English... One wonders what country now owns ExcelEnergy.
Once, when I asked an acquaintance -- an executive at Exxon/Mobile -- what he would do if his company simply left the US, he unashamedly replied: "I am a citizen of Exxon."
If we are to utilize the energy of natural gas to its fullest it will require that Congress legislate its use so that we do not find that most of it is being shipped overseas as LNG in order to line the pockets of a few wealthy businessmen and their 'toady' politicians.
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