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TSN Radio 1200 Ottawa announces Senators broadcast team
TSN Radio 1200 in Ottawa, the radio home of the Ottawa Senators, today announced its broadcast team for the 2014-15 season and that play-by-play announcer Dean Brown will be returning to TSN 1200 full-time to headline coverage and report exclusively for TSN Radio. TSN 1200's comprehensive radio coverage of every Senators game begins on Monday, Sept.
B-Sens shine at Ottawa Senators rookie campB-Sens shine at Ottawa...
Sens shine at Ottawa Senators rookie camp Enforcer Darren Kramer registers goals in all three games Check out this story on pressconnects.com: http://press.sn/1s4rWnc Binghamton's Darren Kramer gets in a fight with Toronto's David Broll during a game at Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena on April 16. Darren Kramer is known to Binghamton Senators fans as an enforcer, but they may be seeing another side to him this season. Kramer scored in all three games for the Ottawa Senators this past weekend as the team finished with a 2-1 record at the annual rookie tournament in London, Ontario.
Chicago Blackhawks: Rookies Lose Once Again in Shootout
Oct 11, 2013; Chicago, IL, USA; A general shot of the Stanley Cup banners prior to a game between the Chicago Blackhawks and the New York Islanders at the United Center. Chicago won 3-2.
A team without a captain, good start key for Senators' Murray
Every team wants to start its season on the right foot, but general manager Bryan Murray says training camp this season is vitally important for the Ottawa Senators. "Maybe, we were too comfortable," he told TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie.
'Disappointing' setback has Alfredsson's future with Red Wings in question
Detroit Red Wings right wing Daniel Alfredsson warms up prior to a game against the Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre. / Marc DesRosiers / USA TODAY Sports The news on Daniel Alfredsson is not good: He hasn't skated in 10 days and, at this point, isn't expected to be at Detriot Red Wings training camp.
The first in a series of four posts examining the best and the worst of the Atlantic Division. The first installment looks at the Atlantic Division's deep goaltending pool.
Siegel: Leafs prospect pool deepest on defence
LONDON, Ont. Tomas Kaberle was the 204th selection at the 1996 draft in St. Louis, the second to last player the Maple Leafs would draft on a day that saw the Senators pick Chris Phillips first overall.
Ottawa Senators rookies serve Maples Leafs a beatdown
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Viktor Loov is tackled by Ottawa Senators forward Buddy Robinson after Loov caught Senators forward Darren Kramer off guard with an open ice hit during their 2014 NHL Prospects Tournament game at Budweiser Gardens in London on Sunday September 14, 2014. Max McCormick scored twice for the Ottawa newcomers as they got into the spirit of the rivalry with the Toronto Maple Leafs by scoring a hard-fought 6-2 victory Sunday night at the Budweiser Gardens.
Weekly Question: Best Goalie in Senators History
20 have played more than 10 games between the pipes for Sens. But only a handful of those have had stretches which could be defined as "good". Today's Weekly Question asks: which goalie is the best in franchise history ? Lalime began the 1999-2000 season in the NHL with the Senators, as the backup to Ron Tugnutt.
SenSeries Profile: Defenseman Chris Wideman
Quick defenseman is a catalyst offensively, uses explosive skating ability and intuition to create dangerous opportunities in the final third. Can lead the rush and spark an offense.
'I believe we're going to have success', says Paul MacLean
Head coach Paul MacLean watches as one of his players skates by during practice at the Sensplex in Ottawa on April 1,2013. Errol McGihon/The Ottawa Sun/QMI Agency It's been a long off-season for Paul MacLean but as the rookies dropped the puck here Saturday against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Senators' coach is happy camp is just around the corner.
Finding Franklin: How a 169-year-old mystery was solved
After years of searching, success came almost by accident. Heavy ice pushed scientists away from their intended zone-and right over the elusive wreck.
Robin Short: Greening not playing a numbers game
The Ottawa Senators' Colin Greening checks the Florida Panthers' Sean Bergenheim to the ice during a game in Sunrise, Fla. last season.a SGreening, froma SSt.a SJohn's, is about to enter the first of a three-year contract that will net him just shy of $8 million over the next three years.
Will Sens, Ryan deliver for each other?
With Jason Spezza and Ales Hemsky gone, all eyes will be on the offensive output - and contract status of Bobby Ryan. Counting down the final 30 days to puck drop on the 2014-15 NHL season, Sportsnet previews all 30 NHL teams in reverse order of how we believe they will finish the regular season.
Ottawa Senators Rookie Tournament Players To Watch
Jun 30, 2013; Newark, NJ, USA; Ryan Pulock puts on a jersey as he is introduced as the number fifteen overall pick to the New York Islanders during the 2013 NHL Draft at the Prudential Center. Mandatory Credit: Ed Mulholland-USA TODAY Sports The 2014-15 NHL Season unofficially kicks off Saturday for the Ottawa Senators with their first live action of the new season, the annual rookie tournament held in London, Ontario.
Silver Nuggets: Who should play with Erik Karlsson?
Erik Karlsson is one of the NHL's premier star players. He has world-class offensive ability, and is the best defenseman in the league at moving the puck out of his zone .
NESN Doesn't Have A Clue When It Comes To Erik Karlsson
He's the best player on the Ottawa Senators without a doubt. He's also one of the NHL's best defensemen.
Senators draft pick Curtis Lazar will make a case to remain in the NHL
Curtis Lazar, a centre, stands with officials from the Ottawa Senators sweater after being chosen 17th overall in the first round of the NHL hockey draft, Sunday, June 30, 2013, in Newark, N.J. Curtis Lazar, a centre, stands with officials from the Ottawa Senators sweater after being chosen 17th overall in the first round of the NHL hockey draft, Sunday, June 30, 2013, in Newark, N.J. The Senators' first overall pick - 17th overall - in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft is expected to make a strong case for himself to remain in the NHL this season, and the challenge starts Saturday with the Senators rookie tournament in London, Ont.
Ottawa Senators should avoid pressure of naming new captain
Jamie Long is a reporter, editor and broadcaster for CBC Ottawa. He is a web reporter for CBC.ca/ottawa, plus he writes a weekly sports column for the website each Friday and delivers a weekly sportscast for CBC TV in Ottawa each Saturday.
Portland Winterhawks' 25 greatest players: No. 9 Marian Hossa
With great teams come great players, and the Winterhawks have been loaded with tremendous talents and characters over the years. These 25 are, in our opinion, the greatest to wear the red, white and black.
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I write on the bus stop, inside a moving bus, while working, and even on the floor of a park. Just about anywhere. And people won't mind you. Or atleast I don't see them minding me.
P.S. One thing I love in Singapore is most of its places are clean. And yes, I am missing Singapore badly.
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Oh wow, oops. I asked about Game Center and stuff - like how I don't wanna be creepy (since you don't really know me) but would like to know what times you're there so I can watch the best Akihiko in person! Maybe even get some coaching from him? It's about an hour commute so I don't really want to waste the trip. My Akihiko isn't great, but I love playing the dude, and would love to get better.
I'm following you on Twitter so I'll probably catch your updates but if you do make it out to FR or CEO let me know
Win tickets for NEC ? I wish it was even an option to win tickets for me lol NEC is looking more out of my reach now (mainly because Im trying to save money for school) but if I do end up going I'll be taking the Megabus with some friends for a wonderful road trip over there lol FR and CEO are in driving range so I'll definitely be making it out to those.
As far as out of state tournaments go I plan on going to NEC (given the funds allow me to so its still not 100%) , Final Round and of course CEO since its in my state. Anymore is really dependent on my current conditions. I would love to go to more but I have other things I have to prioritize until I get a better job.
P.S ahaha the anime is starting to pick up thankfully, if you want more depth though read the LN (many people probably mention that)
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It was announced several weeks ago that Indiana State University is planning to expand its student housing into downtown Terre Haute.
New student housing and retail stores will go from the corner of 5th and Wabash up to 6th and Wabash.
It would be built by local developer Thompson Thrift who would then lease space to ISU over several years.
ISU would pay Thompson Thrift millions over the life of the lease.
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The city council has not decided yet.
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Okay, let me be clear about which part of the night I feel failed to meet expectations. It was the most important segment of the event, the three final fights, which aired on FOX as the "tripleheader". Fortunately, the seven odd preliminary bouts on Fuel TV delivered for the most part, saving the entire night from mediocrity.
In an effort to put my criticism into perspective, last night officially marked the UFC's inagural showcase on FOX for millions of viewer—loyal fans and those looking to be converted—and the fights underwhelmed in many ways. All three matches were concluded by decisions, largely due to the fact that nearly all the participants fought too cautiously and/or sloppy to make the affairs exciting.
It was as if the fighters had too much on the line or not enough time to properly prepare. Chris Weidman took the fight with Demian Maia, by far the most important of his career on the biggest stage, on 11 days notice. I'm not sure what Maia's excuse was though. After the first round, both men were running—or hobbling—on mere fumes and laboring their punches almost on an amateur level.
Following that bump in the road, Chael Sonnen vs. Michael Bisping, arguably the most intriguing and hyped fight on the entire card, ended in a controversial decision victory for Sonnen, a 5-1 favorite, who looked out of sorts from start to finish. A convincing argument can be made that Bisping's takedown defense and striking won him the first two rounds.
Similar to all UFC events though, there was that infamous "WTF" moment after hearing Bruce Buffer read the scorecards, from one judge in particular who gave Sonnen all three rounds (Since when does hair buoyancy get you points? That would have been the only mathematical way he won all three rounds).
Not only did Sonnen vs. Bisping have title implications, but so did the main event between Rashad Evans and Phil Davis, the winner getting a shot at Jon Jones' gold strap. Quickly speaking of Jones, his commentary for FOX was beyond awkward. He was clearly wearing his nerves on his sleeves, stammering over his points and creating dead air. It was Brock Lesnar at the first Fox event all over again; leave the oratory skills to the retired fighters.
Anyways, instead of 15 uneventful minutes of battle, fans were treated to a main event filled with 25 uneventful minutes. Davis seemed overwhelmed by Rashad's ability to change levels and land strikes first with his superior hand speed. To make matters worse, Davis looked like he was fighting on ice skates, slipping and sliding on the mat at every turn. The young prospect never really looked comfortable enough to make the most of his opportunity to fight an experienced and elite guy like Rashad.
As Davis' chances of finishing the fight dwindled with every passing second, Rashad threw his opportunities out the window as well by failing to capitalize on a lesser opponent. There were plenty of chances for Rashad to be more aggressive had he not been thinking about Jones the entire fight. This lackluster main event closed out the evening how it started: boring (yes I said it).
As a result, I fear the product missed the mark of displaying what makes the sport of mixed martial arts intoxicating. If one of the essential goals of being on primetime television is to convince an untapped slice of the sporting fan market why they should watch MMA or the UFC, UFC on FOX 2 produced dull results.
To truly appreciate the intrinsic value of the sport, you can't expect a thrilling knockout or limb shattering submission every time the bell rings. But, there is a certain level of entertainment and unpredictability that is required to sell the sport's legitimacy and longevity to casual fans. The FOX partnership is a perfect tool for the UFC execute those strategies; they should couldn't get it done last night.
I'm a forgiving MMA loyalist and I thought the card was barely sub par. I can't imagine what the naysayers or more importantly the fringe fans had to say about the night.
To be somewhat fair, there were obstacles out of the gate for the UFC to overcome.
From the beginning of the match making process, these top three billings started off in a bad way. Originally, Mark Munoz was slated to face Sonnen and Bisping was put up against Maia. But after Munoz pulled out due to injury, the lineup was shuffled around. Bisping and Sonnen both had little time to prepare for their new, drastically different, opponents and stand in up-and-comer Weidman got threw on the card to face Maia 11 days before the big event.
Whatever the reasons—preventable or not—the show did not produce the results I'm sure the UFC was hoping for. Luckily, they have plenty of chances to get it right. On the brighter side of things, the host city showed its appreciation by packing pre-fight events and proving to the organization that it is a great sporting town with unique venues for future shows.
Despite poor fight results, it's fair to say UFC on FOX 2 was a local success.
Huge success or not, nationally, as a Chicago local I was thrilled to have the UFC return after a long three year absence (though also irate that Dana White opted to open up more tickets for sale rather than continue his tradition of tweeting complimentary ones to the public).
Hopefully, the third largest market in the country doesn't have to wait another three years for the UFC to bring the octagon back to the Windy City.


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WOONSOCKET - Cecil H. Warren, 75, of Cumberland Hill Rd. died, Sunday, September 14, 2014 in the Oakland Grove Health Center.
Born in Oxford, Pennsylvania, son of the late Cecil E. and Louise (Denny) Warren.
Mr. Warren worked as a truck Driver for Blue Lines, and also for various construction companies, prior to retiring.
He is survived by one brother Edwin Warren of Woonsocket, and one sister Edith M. Warren, of Hockessin, Deleware.
Edgar D. Roberge
WESTBROOK, ME - Edgar D. "Eddie" Roberge, 66, of Westbrook, Maine died Tuesday, September 16, 2014 at Dolley Farm in Westbrook after a long illness. He was born in Biddeford on June 4, 1948 the son of Lucien and Yvonne Nadeau Roberge. He was educated in Biddeford schools and graduated from Biddeford High School.
Mr. Roberge worked several years as a carpenter in the local area and was a trailer truck driver for Carl Subler of Saco. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, especially in the Allagash Valley.
Stanley Smith
ST. PETERSBURG, FL - Smith, Stanley, 75, of St. Petersburg, FL, passed away on Sept. 16th, 2014. He was born on May 1, 1939 in Woonsocket to parents Robert and Alice Smith. Stanley resided in St. Petersburg, FL for many years.
Raymond J. Lanctot, Sr.
CUMBERLAND - Raymond J. "Pete" Lanctot, Sr., 68, of Sun Valley Dr., Cumberland died Sunday evening at Landmark Medical Center. He was the loving husband of Suzanne F. Lariviere. They were married on September 19, 2004.
Born in Woonsocket he was a son of the late Louis and Clarinda (Gagnon) Lanctot. He was raised in Albion and resided in Cumberland for over 25 years. During his life Pete also lived in Bellingham, Woonsocket, Pawtucket and New Orleans.
Mr. Lanctot was a U. S. Navy veteran.
Alfred E. McCooey
WAKEFIELD - Alfred E. McCooey, 86, of Wakefield, passed away peacefully on Thursday, September 18, 2014 at home surrounded by his loving family. Al was born in Blackstone, MA, and was the son of the late Dr. James H. and Winifred E. (Stacy) McCooey of Blackstone. He was the beloved husband of Claire L. (Daignault) McCooey of Woonsocket for 59 years.
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Margaret Chenail
MANVILLE - Margaret "Peggy" Chenail, 75, of Manville, died Monday, September 15, 2014 surrounded by her family and friends. She was the wife of Robert S. Chenail. Born in Woonsocket, she was the daughter of the late Leone and Helen (Kirrane) L'Heureux.
Peggy was a dedicated nurse at Woonsocket Health Center and enjoyed working for Home Care Services of R.I.
Mathias H. Young
BURRILLVILLE - Mathias H. "Joe" Young, 94, resident of Mapleville, RI, passed away September 15, 2014, at home surrounded by his family.
He was the loving husband of 74 years to Mildred Evangeline "Vangie" (Spink) Young.
He was born in Mapleville, RI, a son of the late Harrison & Mary (Dickey) Young.
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Two days after Club 152 reopened for business, a woman suffered a stab wound inside the club early Sunday morning.
Police say the incident took place at around 2 a.m. The woman was dancing with her friend when a fight broke out.
The female victim was treated at The MED after suffering a stab wound to the thigh. She was either stabbed with a knife or razor blade.
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Shelby County Environmental Judge Larry Potter allowed Club 152 to reopen Friday afternoon, May 24, after being forced closed May 15 from a drug raid. The Western Tennessee Drug Task Force and the Shelby County District Attorney's Office closed the club after an investigation found rampid drugs and violence.
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A lightweight but enjoyable read. I found the idea intriguing; several women in Maine watch Meryl Streep movies together, discuss them, and relate the movies' stories to their lives - lives that are wrapped up way too neatly in the end. This would be a good beach read.
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*** stars. Two sisters and the cousin they grew up with after a tragedy are summoned home to their family matriarch's inn on the coast of Maine for a shocking announcement. Suddenly, Isabel, June, and Kat are sharing the attic bedroom and barely speaking. But when innkeeper Lolly asks them to join her and the guests in the parlor for weekly Movie Nights for Meryl Streep month they find themselves sharing secrets, talking long into the night . . . and questioning everything they thought they knew about life, love, and one another. Each woman sees her complicated life reflected through the magic of cinema: Isabel's husband is having an affair, and an old pact may keep her from what she wants most . . . June has promised her seven-year-old son that she will somehow find his father, whom he's never known . . . and Kat is ambivalent about accepting her lifelong best friend's marriage proposal. Through everything, Lolly has always been there for them, and now Isabel, June, Kat, and Meryl must be there for her. **** As you know if you have read some of my other reviews about "romance novels", I am not fond of them, to say the least. This book, however, is a bit more than will the boy marry the girl. Each woman has a different tragedy, loss, or betrayal to overcome. I became engaged with the book and liked it in the end. I picked up the book because of the title - I adore Meryl Streep and the movies "Out of Africa" and "Sophie's Choice" are some of my all time favorites. It was interesting to see the films chosen as vehicles for examining the issues of the women in the book. Mild recommendation.
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Carlotta and Concha's Pretty Patterned Room
Shared Room Tour
Location: Porto, Portugal
Room Size: 13 square meters
With a lilac and mango palette in mind, Susana set out to create a space for her two daughters to share. She kept the furniture white and modern so she could play with pattern in the wallpaper and fabrics and sprinkled the room with vintage toys to add a layer of playful quirkiness. The overall look is pretty without being too babyish and clean without being cold. It's a perfect, cozy spot for two sisters to sleep, grow, and play.
What was your inspiration? I get inspiration from a lot of different sources. I guess it all started with my love for white, that I chose as a basis color, and Retrovilla vintage wallpaper. I wanted a different wallpaper than the one that is now on the wall, but when I decided to buy it, it was already sold out. I knew I wanted something in white and purple / lilac tones, with some mango yellow accents, and nothing too babyish, nor too grown up - their age gap is big and I have to acommodate both my daughters needs (while I can)... I saw lots of nordic kids rooms over the net for inspiration, as they are huge with the colors that I chose. Fjeldborg is a blog through which I found that I love these 3 colors together.
What is your favorite element? I guess the vintage wallpaper - not only the one used on the walls, but also the other ones that I used on their desk drawers and on the desk mat. And I will be using some more! :) I love vintage style mixed with modern, and this bedroom had to have some vintage cuteness!
Biggest challenge: find a nice bunk bed that fitted the room (my house has low ceilings and this bedroom has a false ceiling made for the halogen lamps that makes this bedroom even smaller),and with a reasonable price. We saw some nice beds, but everything we liked was too expensive. So we adapted this IKEA one, sawing it for shortness and painting it white.
The patterns you've used work so well together. Do you have any tips for combining patterns successfully? I learned in a Cath Kidston's book that a trick to match different patterns and colors is basically to use the same color with different patterns or use the same pattern with different colors. Keeping that in mind, and knowing this bedroom is a kids little world (lots of toys and colorful information), I opted for the same color basis with different patterns - always trying not to overwhelm the room's light and airy feeling. I like so many things that it's difficult to know when to stop! :)
What was your favorite DIY project? Me painting the walls, the bunk bed, the desk and the chest! :) With my husband's help, of course! And I guess the kind of moodboard that we are making in the desk's wall, as it is being created slowly, with bits and pieces of magazines, old books, stickers, paper dolls and all sorts of things that my daughter likes (it's still unfinished).
What was your biggest indulgence? It would have to be the triangular vintage shelf - I just love it, I had to have it when I first saw it!
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• Ikea faux fur rug
• House Doctor purple lamp and lampshade + eiderdown and pillow from previous collections - Viola
• Wallpaper and vintage shelf at Retrovilla
• Vintage fabrics found randomly at eBay or Etsy
Thank you for sharing this beautiful room with us, Susana! Readers, be sure to visit her blog, Citrus and Orange, for more details and inspiring photos.
(Images: Susan Oliviera/Citrus and Orange)
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She may think she has a hard time knowing when to stop, but I think this space actually shows a lot of restraint - the adorable vignettes and carefully arranged stuff are all up on the walls where they won't keep the kids from actually living in the space. I think the streamlined furniture really helps to keep it from seeming too full of stuff as well.
Very beautiful! I would have normally thought lavender and pink were too sweet or cutesy for a girls' room but the rest of the elements balances it out and I love the final effect.
Very pretty and feminine!
That wallpaper is AMAZING.
that is so sweet. what a great place for your girls to live in : )
I love this room!
what a happy room!
Where did you find these bunks?


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With Heavy Hearts, Drivers vow safety first as they race in the Daytona 500
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In short, the Daytona 500 will go on.
As I watch an extended version of NASCAR Raceday on SPEED, the talk is all about Danica. The last poll was "Will she lead a lap in the Daytona 500?" and the response was 64% yes. I'm dumbfounded. I suppose there is a possibility she can stay out during a caution flag and lead a lap, but I honestly do not believe she has the talent to stay up front and lead a lap, regardless of starting on the front row. After all, she has Jeff Gordon starting right beside her. That man does have the experience to get around the track and do so better than others. He will lead the first lap.
Tony Stewart actually won the Nationwide race yesterday, but his win and matching of Dale Sr's wins in the event at seven, was certainly overshadowed by the wreck. He gets to hang out with AJ Foyt today, his hero, so perhaps that will be the good luck charm he needs for the win. Kevin Harvick has son, Keelan, to drool on his steering wheel prior to the race; that is his good luck charm.
What have we learned so far about the new Gen6 car? What can we expect in this race?
Well, firstly, the "two car tandem" is pretty much no more. We may see two cars join up and race to get to the front, but it won't be for extended laps. The pack racing, the very dangerous pack racing, is back. Fortunately, the best of the best are on the track for this race, and hopefully these drivers will drive like they are the best of the best. We don't need showboating or risks. Safety first.
As Chad Knaus pointed out, side drafting with this car is a big deal. We should see drivers using the side draft a lot, to speed their own car up, while slowing the car they are drafting off of. Who will best figure out the best way to use the side draft remains to be seen.
What are the predictions for today's race? I honestly predict a safe one. The wreck yesterday was a huge eye opener to the drivers. The only reason we had as few injuries as we did is because the seats were not as full as they will be for today's race. Today, all of those empty seats we saw in the videos and many pictures posted online will be full. Daytona has no intentions to change those seats. Those fans who have purchased those seats want to be safe. I think the drivers want them to be safe. Although we will undoubtedly see wrecks, and perhaps even a "Big One", I predict the drivers will be driving with a little more thought for the fans' safety today.
Who do you predict to win? Honestly, for me, I believe Dale Earnhardt Jr. has one of the fastest cars on the track, and he is one helluva a talented driver. I believe he will get to the front and try to stay there all day. I believe he can do it. Of course, there are 42 other talented drivers on the track, and Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, and certainly, Kevin Harvick are going to prove to be some very stiff competition. But I believe Dale Jr can get it done.
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Dr. James Naismith invented basketball in December of 1891.
The first game was played one month later at the YMCA in Springfield, Mass.
The sport developed over time and in January of 1896, the first college game using five players per team was played, when the University of Chicago defeated the University of Iowa, 15-12. It was believed to be such an exciting game that Nike swooped in the following week and began paying off AAU coaches, corrupted collegiate athletics, influenced recruiting and formed the basis of what we today call the, "NCAA."
Or something like that.
Over 100 years later, the NCAA tournament begins this week in most of these United States. Georgia is not participating, I'm guessing because we're still a little behind the curve. I did several minutes of research (it happens) and discovered that Atlanta was hit by a winter storm in 1896 that dropped six inches of snow on the city, and you know we just don't react well to that sort of thing. Must've thrown our timing off. Embrace your office pool, because that's as close as we're getting to the NCAA men's tournament in Georgia. We have something in common with Maine. Who knew? The Countdown . . .
Dr. Naismith nailed up a peach basket. You would think that would have given us some sort of advantage. I broke down the 65-team tournament field by states while only half-watching "24," Monday night, because I had a feeling Jack was going to live until the next episode (again!). The schools are from 33 states, which leaves only 17 on the outside. That's assuming we count Alaska and Hawaii, which I really don't because they are less states than they are travel brochures. And are we even sure there's even a hoop in Juneau?
Georgia Tech has missed the tournament three of the last four seasons. Georgia has played in one of the last seven. Georgia State last made it in 2001. Georgia Southern in 1992. No wonder spring football seems to get bigger every year — there's nothing else to talk about. Among the other states Georgia has something in common with this tournament: Montana, Wyoming and South Dakota. Some how North Dakota State got in. There has been some talk of all four states being annexed by Manitoba. Wonder if that would improve our recruiting?
For what it's worth, Ohio has the most tournament teams with five (Ohio State, Xavier, Akron, Cleveland State and Dayton). Massachusetts, where the game was invented, has only one (Boston College). Fascinate your friends with this bit of trivia. The 16 states that don't have a team (other than us): Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Delaware, New Jersey, Arkansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado. So the next time you hear a coach, athletic director, school president, governor or congressman push for the tournament field to be expanded to 128, pay attention they're from. The heavy money is on Bangor.
We're moving into the late stages of the WBC. Catch the fever yet? It's probably a virus. Or a staph infection. So where are all of you WBC defenders now? Chipper Jones is out with a strained oblique muscle. The Braves can't be certain he'll be ready for Opening Day — and even if he is, he'll be ready for Opening Day after coming off an injury (not good foreshadowing). Boston second baseman Dustin Pedroia also has checked out of the WBC with an abdominal strain. Florida closer Matt Lindstrom is sidelined indefinitely with a shoulder injury. Milwaukee outfielder Ryan Braun has some strain in his side. So far, nobody has lost a major organ. Just interest. The good news is that fans in Venezuela think this is really cool and T-shirt sales are going well in the Netherlands. Of all of baseball's dumb creations, this one ranks second only to Bud Selig, but slightly ahead of the designated hitter.
6. And finally (I mean it this time)
I've got no problem with globalization in sports. Leagues need new revenue steams. I get that. But this isn't the way to go about it — not in the spring and not in the U.S. Major League Baseball ultimately is supported by Americans, so that has to be priority one. Players are paid by teams and supported by fans for a season that is three weeks away. Players are getting hurt for something meaningless. The games are not being embraced here. The U.S.-Netherlands crowd in South Florida: 11,059. Selig is talking about how great attendance is in Tokyo. Great! That should help the Red Sox this year. Here's an idea: Play exhibitions overseas with teams and stars NOT participating in the playoffs after the season. Or schedule exhibitions in the winter. But this isn't the way to go about it.
The Thrashers have won a franchise record six straight games, including the last two without Ilya Kovalchuk, and Kari Lehtonen stopped 49 of 50 shots against Washington Monday night — all of which might mean something if the team didn't still rank 26th in the overall standings and hopelessly out of the playoffs with 12 games left.
And I'm sure I know what fans are thinking: "Oh great. This means they're not going to fire Don Waddell." Hey, I stopped guessing. But you might be interested in this: The Hockey News is coming out with its rankings of NHL general managers in its next issue — and Waddell ranks 30th. Ken Campbell, who wrote the piece, said, "They've played well lately. But overall the results really speak for themselves. For whatever reason, he hasn't been able to do a very good job. His draft record hasn't been very good despite a lot of high picks. Player development hasn't turned out a lot. He hasn't found anyone to play consistently with Ilya Kovalchuk. One playoff appearance and no wins. It's all kind if self-explanatory."
The Arena Football League is taking one year off, which shouldn't be confused with previous years, when they played and nobody noticed. The league has reached agreement with the players on a new CBA. It took a while but I believe the union finally agreed to the league's wording: "We will pay you. Probably." There are still 16 teams in the league, at least officially. One of them, the Georgia Force, is owned by Arthur Blank, who has more pressing concerns these days: 1) The Falcons' payroll; 2) Falcons' season ticket sales, suites leases and sponsorships; 3) building a new stadium; 4) Home Depot stock; 5) Home Depot stock. (I thought that was worth mentioning twice.) I'm purely guessing here but I don't think he's looking for another potential tax writeoff. Blank referred questions to team president Dick Sullivan, who said in an email: "We still have a number of issues to resolve, none insurmountable, but we need to work through the process over the weeks/months ahead to understand the complete financial model for the Georgia Force, as well as for the League." I feel confident in adding this is the longest mention the AFL will ever get in the Countdown.
According to legend, and also a website, St. Patrick did not really chase the snakes out of Ireland, but, "It is no surprise that the story of Patrick's life became exaggerated. Spinning exciting tales to remember history has always been a part of the Irish way of life." Sure. Know why? Because they wrote history after four beers, seven shots and the mental exhaustion of trying to think of a hot Irish athlete for the Countdown.
Got one! Natalie Coughlin actually was born in Vallejo, Calif., but she is of Irish descent, somewhere back there. She's also the most decorated Olympic athlete in the last two Games (11 medals) who is not named Michael Phelps, and has the added bonus of never once having been seen in Columbia, S.C., ordering 19 pizzas at 2 a.m. following several bong hits. As always, for equal time, also pictured is an Ireland Olympic high jumper, who prefers to be known only as, "Lucky."
Mary McElroy, who surprisingly was fired as Georgia State athletic director and later reached a financial settlement with the school, didn't take long to find another job. She has been hired by SMU as senior associate athletic director for compliance. Steve Orsini, SMU's athletic director, worked with McElroy at both Georgia Tech (where he was associated A.D.) and Navy. McElroy? She's not saying much. "I'd just rather not comment," she said by phone. "I'm trying to move on to with my life. Have a good day." Click. It was one of the nicer no comments I've ever heard.
OK, here are the winners. (Actually haven't done my bracket yet, but I put at least 30 seconds of thought into this). Final Four: Louisville, Memphis, North Carolina, Florida State (I've got man love for Toney Douglas). Final Two: Louisville, North Carolina. Final One: North Carolina.
March 17th, 2009
2:49 pm
Hire Bobby Knight, and at least bring back some excitement. Even if only for a short while. It's a no brainer, if the man still wants the job.
March 17th, 2009
2:52 pm
Nice Braves site, lots of minor league stuff:
March 17th, 2009
3:02 pm
Bobby Knight should be fifth choice at best. If we can't get Capel, Miller, Anderson, or Dixon, then we move on to Knight, Grant at VCU should be #6. Knight will not stay more than a few years, we need to at least try to hire a guy for the long term.
March 17th, 2009
3:19 pm
Whether you like Bobby Knight or not, no one can dispute what he would bring to the program. It would give the program instant credibility, and stop losing good Georgia basketball talent to the ACC. So what if he only gives you 3-5 yrs. At least he would stop the bleeding. And that's exactly what UGA basketball needs.
March 17th, 2009
3:21 pm
I hope you are reading this.
March 17th, 2009
3:38 pm
Wait… she got hired by SMU? Ha. Ha. Did Jackie Sherrill agree to take an assistant coaching position alongside June Jones?
You really can't make this stuff up.
Next up for SMU…. Jim Harrick hired on as basketball coach… and guess what… he'll win there too.
March 17th, 2009
3:55 pm
Lucky diving board there.
March 17th, 2009
4:09 pm
You might want to ask Carlos Boozer if there are any hoops in Juneau because Juneau is his home town.
March 17th, 2009
4:09 pm
Am I the only one not drinking the FSU kool-aid? they would potentially have to beat Pitt, Villanova or Duke (which they just lost to). Seems to be the flavor of the month.
March 17th, 2009
4:13 pm
The UGA Basketball program is now officially in a state of melt-down, with no response evident by the Athletic Department. China Syndrome, anyone?
March 17th, 2009
4:14 pm
Is that really the bracket you came up with Jeff? Maryland over Memphis? Siena over Ohio State in Dayton. I know you are a busy man but come on! You got to do a little more research buddy.
March 17th, 2009
4:14 pm
At least my school had the common sense to fire their Corch and move on. Google Corine Brown and the Florida Speech for the meaning of Corch. LOL.
March 17th, 2009
4:36 pm
There's going to be strains and pulls in baseball whether you're playing in the WBC or you're playing in spring training. If Chipper pulled an oblique while swinging, it's safe to assume that he would've done the same thing swinging in Dark Star.
Now….if Chipper broke an arm getting caught in a Venezuelan riot, then people would have an argument. I understand the timing of the WBC isn't great, but I love the nationalism aspect and having all-star rosters (kind of) of different countries.
March 17th, 2009
4:46 pm
Jeff: You delivered big in the clutch yet again — Natalie Coughlin, baby!!!
March 17th, 2009
4:51 pm
What time is the G-Day kickoff?
March 17th, 2009
4:55 pm
Don't they play baseball in spring training? How is the WBC responsible for those injuries? Silly point.
Agreed, it's not generating a lot of excitement. I agree with Chipper's point that the games are too spread out and need to have fewer down days. But golly, then guys like you would complain about injuries some more. 'cause the players wouldn't be using their bodies if they weren't at the WBC. Or something.
I really like the idea of an international championship. It's good for baseball and it's exciting to see people root for their national teams. But the concept has a huge hurdle to overcome. Americans are insular and inward looking. Every four years they root for their country in sports, but that's about it, and even that's tepid. Unlike for the rest of the world, the concept of a national team doesn't have any immediate appeal in the United States. Your column illustrates the point perfectly: you'd rather see exhibition games involving MLB teams, than see your natiional team take on the world.
Frankly, that's such a big obstacle it may sink the WBC, which I think would be a shame.
March 17th, 2009
5:07 pm
11,059 for a game in south Florida? You sure that wasn't just a typical Marlins-Nationals game?
March 17th, 2009
5:36 pm
In Rivals most recent ranking of top combined FB and BskB programs, only UNC (6th) and FSU (9th) from the ACC were ranked in the TOP TEN of Helmets and Hoops (combined). The SEC had none.
SEC=FB Only
March 17th, 2009
5:42 pm
Pretty sad indeed that the State of Georgia, with Tech, UGA, Ga.State,and Ga.Southern all playing the sport of basketball and we cannot get one team in the field of 65? Like the one poster said, when does G-Day start? Is that all our Universities care about-Football? A lot of money being left on the table as well! With all the talent around the State, what a shame it cannot stay at home and play for the four above!
March 17th, 2009
6:23 pm
Have you EVER been to an Arena game? Obviously not. While the "purists" might think it's not football, it is a fast paced game that the players "enjoy" playing. No prima donnas here. It's for the love of the game. It's a fun game, family and fan friendly and no one "get the big head" like some writers that currently work for the AJC. The Arena League has been around for 21 years, has a great following and just because you don't care, doesn't mean we don't. Oh, I forgot, I don't care about you.
March 17th, 2009
6:42 pm
11,059 isn't a Marlins/Nationals game. It's more like Marlins attendance for April through July.
March 17th, 2009
6:59 pm
UGA fans…please stop pretending you give a crap about basketball. You will have more fans at spring football practice than in the barn to watch a basketball game. It doesn't matter who the coach is.
March 17th, 2009
7:04 pm
Lisa: Take a midol.
March 17th, 2009
7:09 pm
I just don't understand this enigmatic aversion you have to the WBC. I happen to think it's a wonderful event, and so do most of the players involved.
Sure, the scheduling is awful, and it has yet to catch on in America, but this type of global competition is necessary for baseball to continue to grow.
I suppose the tournament just seems a little too similar to soccer, and you feel you must hold down the party line. Next thing we know, you'll be calling Bud Selig a communist.
Not to worry though… The best thing about old, bitter, angry sports columnists is that we won't have to listen to their whining soon… Because they'll be dead.
March 17th, 2009
7:17 pm
Ted, take some Viagra.
March 17th, 2009
7:37 pm
What the hell are you talking about?? You need to find a new job!!
March 17th, 2009
9:08 pm
Sue: Why, you coming over?
March 17th, 2009
9:37 pm
Did Trajan Langdon ever make the NBA? He was from Alaska.
March 17th, 2009
9:40 pm
I'll just answer myself, Yeah first Alaskan ever in the NBA actually November 99 with the Cavs. Now he's over in Europe after earning a Math and History degree from Duke and playing some basketball at a fairly high level while he was there.
March 18th, 2009
9:03 am
I have been watching the WBC and was excited about the notion before it happened back in 2006. If last night's game had been on a channel that people actually have access to, it would have been a big help. A 2-run, 9th inning comeback in a virtual game 7.
Which brings up another thing that is good about it… nothing is more than win-or-go-home baseball. You usually only get that in October and maybe the end of the regular season… the other six months is a slow-paced marathon.
I contend that most reporters are upset about the WBC being during spring training because it ruins the fun they get to have scooting around Florida and Arizona having closer access than usual to the stars. 99% of baseball fans get woken up in April. But Chipper is right, the thing should be compressed a little bit.
March 18th, 2009
9:20 am
Ted Striker, I feel sorry for your wife/girlfriend.
March 18th, 2009
10:49 am
Helen: I feel sorry for, ahem, them too.
Jeff: The female demographic of your readership — evidently a greater percentage than I expected — minces no words, takes no prisoners. Feisty grrls! Me likum that very much.
March 18th, 2009
10:49 am
Bud Selig is the Michael Adams of professional sports.
March 18th, 2009
12:22 pm
The Jeff-arse strikes again… Loser Blog… Hey Pedophile when does your blog of the Seattle P-I, out of circulation!!!
March 18th, 2009
1:31 pm
Lisa, get your butt back in bed. I'm ready for round two.
March 18th, 2009
2:49 pm
Since football hasn't started yet, how about some more Natalie Coughlin photos? Beautiful, talented and Smart enough to earn a BA in psychology at University of California, Berkeley. Where was she when I was in college. Oh, ya, not born yet.
March 18th, 2009
9:16 pm
There is simply no viable argument AGAINST holding a tournament like the WBC. Without it, I wouldn't even be watching a baseball game until mid summer. All you people who say these games are meaningless need to find a dictionary. Which game has more meaning, one game out of a possible 12 that determines the best baseball team in the world, or one game out of a possible 162 that determine which 8 teams get to continue playing? These games in April that Chipper or Pedroia might miss are insignificant, it's a 162 game schedule and you guys are worried about them missing the first one???? Please!!!! They'll have plenty of time to come back and make an impact for their team. As a Braves fan, I'm not the least bit concerned about McCann's health in this tournament, and he plays one of the most grueling positions on the field. The regular season is NOT the only thing that matters, it CANNOT be the only thing that matters because that's a failed business plan for MLB if they rely on only the regular season. Baseball TV ratings are dropping, the World Series used to attract Super Bowl-esque TV ratings but now only the fans of the two teams watch it anymore. Fans have more choices than ever for what to spend their money on. MLB cannot afford to rely exclusively on the regular season, events like this MUST be developed in order to MLB to stay at or near the sports scene.
If you don't like the event, then don't watch it, I won't try to talk you into watching if you won't try to talk me out of watching. However, don't give me this senseless argument that the games are meaningless when the ones you're arguing in support of are 1/162nd of the final standings.
One last thought, is it any coincidence that the one country whose players DON'T play winter ball are the ones getting hurt? The Caribbean and Asian teams aren't losing players left and right, they actually stayed in game shape instead of starting their spring workouts one week earlier. These players are buffoons if they think they can start practice a week ahead of the first game, and expect to be in fine enough game shape and have any realistic expectation to win. Don't blame the games for Chipper or Pedroia getting hurt, blame those two for not working out all winter like their opponents.
March 19th, 2009
3:55 am
Good grief, Archie! If you're going to talk about baseball you really should try to understand the game better. Baseball in America is a summer sport. In the Latin American countries it is a winter sport due to climate differences. You can play Winter Ball in Mexico, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Puerto Rico, etc. Have you tried to play baseball in New York in December?
Baseball players do work out all season long. That became a reality since the time Mickey Mantle retired! If there was an off-season exercise program Chipper could enter to avoid any and all muscle pulls then you can bet your bottom dollar he'd rush to do it!
Baseball is the type of sport that requires a spring training period to limber up. But it's also a sport that wears the body down with its daily grind. You cannot play the sport year round, especially at Chipper's age. Spring training is a purely controlled environment. Since the games don't count the manager and pitching coach can play their stars sparingly to prevent injury.
In the WBC, the games carry prestige and the players do care. Therefore, they are busting it with greater vigor and effort at precisely the time they are supposed to be easing into the season in controlled and limited play.
The flaw with the WBC is that it is being played at the worst possible time for MLB players. It took a lot of arm-twisting from Selig to convince the owners and GM's to go along with his marketing effort. The WBC is a great concept played at the wrong time.
Likely the best idea is to give up the first week of regular season, form the team after the end of spring training, and for the first two weeks of regular season play the entire WBC. Do it every four years like soccer's World Cup. For those years only go from a 163 game schedule down to a 150 game schedule with the balance 13 games belonging to the WBC.
March 19th, 2009
8:42 am
Ken, you're absolutely correct but you didn't address one key point… why is Team USA the only team being plagued by injuries? Venezuela and Puerto Rico are made up entirely of MLB players, but they're not dropping like flies. Japan and Korea have tons of players on MLB rosters too, they're in game shape as well. If every team in the tournament is in game shape except for one, then it proves that there is not a systemic problem in place with the tournament, it's really a preparation problem by that one particular team.
Team USA clearly "wants" to win judging from the pride and joy they're displaying on the field. Off the field however, when the same players are making comments as if they would play through it if it were a midsummer, regular season game, then it proves that this apparent pride and joy they're displaying is really only skin deep. Being that this is only the 2nd time this event takes place, each team still has to figure out how best to prepare and assemble their roster, there's still a learning curve at play. I think it's fair to say that Team USA is lagging far behind the opponents in their pre-tournament preparation and conditioning. There's nothing stopping American players from playing winter ball in a Mexican or Caribbean league. There's nothing stopping them from assembling the team in January and going on a barnstorming exhibition schedule a month prior to the tournament. I'm not saying they should do that, they're just ideas, but we're not seeing many ideas from Team USA. Sure, once that first pitch is thrown they want to win, but they don't seem to be putting their time and effort into this tournament the way the others teams are.


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Estimation and Comparison of Treasury Auction Formats when Bidders are Asymmetric
AbstractThe structural parameters of a share-auction model accounting for asymmetry across bidders, as well as supply uncertainty are estimated with a sample of French Treasury auctions. We find evidence of both informational and risk aversion asymmetries between bidders. A counter-factual analysis also suggests that, in the context of the French Treasury auctions, a shift from the discriminatory to the uniform-price format would simultaneously benefit the French Treasury and the auction's participants.
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During Durga Navratri, we prepare Pesara Boorelu or dishes made of moong dal as naivedhyam . I have posted poornam boorelu recipe that is different from todays recipe. The difficulty being in making the batter of the right consistency and it is the key to making crispy and less oily boorelu.. Today I am posting another simple and easy alternate recipe that I had learnt from my amamma, when I was a new bride. The specialty of this one being easy to adjust the consistency of the batter. They come out crisp too but a bit harder (which is barely felt while eating). I use rice flour for this, remember these will not look as cute and good as the ones made with soaking rice, but are best for learners since the chances of saving your batter is more.
½ cup moong dal / pesara pappu
½ cup jaggery / sugar / palm sugar
¼ tsp cardamom powder
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1 cup urad dal (soaked for 4 hrs)
1 cup rice flour (store bought one will do) (room temp)(can add little more if your batter becomes runny)
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1. Wash moong dal thoroughly and add ¾ cup of water and pressure cook on a medium to low flame for 1 whistle (remember ratio is 1 cup dal:1.5 cups water)
2. Drain off any excess water, I am never left with any water if I cook with the above ratios.
3. Mash dal and Add jaggery or sugar or palm sugar, cardamom powder. Mix and Keep it aside for 5 mins
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4. Transfer this to a non stick and cook on a medium flame till it thickens and looks dry. If desired can add little ghee to protect your nonstick. Keep it aside to cool
5. Make balls of desired size and set aside
6. Grind the urad dal with little water & salt to a smooth paste, like you grind for idli.
7. Add the rice flour and mix well to remove lumps, if needed can add little water. Adjust if your batter becomes thin add the rice rava to bring to the right consistency. Refer to the pic for consistency. It must be of thick dosa batter consistency.
8. Beat the batter for 2 mins. set this aside for atleast 20 min.
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Crack In Treatment Conditioner 10 oz.
IngredientsWater/Aqua/Eau, Isononyl Isononanoate,Isopropyl Myristate, Cetyl Alcohol, Dimethicone Crosspolymer,Polyacrylamide,Fragrance/Parfum,C13-14 Isopara_n, SodiumStearoyl Glutamate, Cyclomethicone, Mica, Euterpe Oleracea FruitExtract, Dipropylene Glycol, Decylene Glycol, Hydrolyzed WheatProtein, Titanium Dioxide, Hydrolyzed Silk, Laureth-7, ButylphenylMethylpropional, Citral, D-Limonene, Geraniol, Linalool,Methylisothiazolinone
Life happens to your hair. Re-condition it with enriched, moisturizing and protective wheat proteins blended in a hardworking formula gentle enough for daily therapy. Detangles, tames and mproves resiliency.
Crack In Treatment Conditioner is infused with the original Crack formula made with Acai Extract and Silk Protein to moisturize and protect hair from dryness. Let the recovery begin!
- Protects with enriched, moisturizing wheat proteins
- Detangles
- Tames
- Improves resiliency
- Sulfate and paraben free
- No animal testing
Apply a healthy dose. Massage through from scalp to ends of hair. Rinse. Towel dry.
Finish with Crack styling products for a complete Hair Support System.
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