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The modern Republican Party has a disease.
It's nothing to be ashamed of; everyone has a relative who has been afflicted with the same malady, loves someone who has gone through it. President Obama's Democratic Party has an uncle, John Kerry's Democratic Party, that had the sickness. And its uncle, Walter Mondale's Democratic Party, might have had one of the worse cases anyone has ever seen.
Such a crippling condition is widely observed and freely diagnosed. There is no shortage of advice. But, ultimately, it's up to the patient to accept and admit something is wrong. And after a decade in denial, the GOP seems to have finally reached that point.
Some addicts are confronted through an intervention. Others run to Oprah. In the case of a political party that appears to have lost the capacity to win national elections, redemption starts with establishing something called the Growth and Opportunity Project, a five-member group tasked with identifying the party's foremost problems and solutions for moving forward. Consider it the Washington version of a cry for help.
One thing is already clear: Recovery won't be quick, easy, or painless. There are no Band-Aids capable of closing the wounds opened by years of self-mutilating politics. The GOP faces complex problems that require comprehensive solutions. "Our policy and our messaging go hand in hand," says one of the panel's members, Sally Bradshaw, who is a longtime Florida-based strategist. She argues that the Republicans are incapable of restoring their brand "until both improve," stressing: "You can't work on one without the other."
Admitting the problem is always the first, and the most difficult, step in any rehabilitation process. Republicans, having suffered consecutive general-election defeats brought on by conditions capable of creating a permanent political minority, are at last stepping to the lectern and clearing their throats.
"We evolve, or we become extinct," says Sen. Rand Paul, the Kentucky Republican whose inherited libertarian gene stands out in Washington but has proved more popular in the provinces. The postelection math demonstrates plainly that if the GOP cannot amplify its appeal to Hispanic, younger, and female voters, among others, it will be forced to resort to the type of redistricting chicanery that anchored its House majority last year to keep any measure of national power. "If we can't figure out how to grow and appeal to those other groups, we'll become extinct. We already are essentially extinct on the West Coast and in New England," Paul says.
The party needs to change, and if it can do so without committing what some will deem betrayal of its principles, all the better. But the demographic clock is ticking quickly, and not in Republicans' favor. In the 2012 presidential election, GOP pollster Glen Bolger notes, "we held Democrats to 39 percent of the white vote" and still lost. "I don't know that you can push them much lower than that."
Much of what's necessary is already understood. The party needs dynamic and diverse candidates, and much ink has already been disgorged on how Sen. Marco Rubio or Govs. Susana Martinez or Bobby Jindal could resuscitate the Republican brand. The party needs to locate a coherent message and, ideally, pair it with policies that attract, rather than repel, voters, says Dave Carney, adviser to Rick Perry's presidential campaign and a veteran of the George H.W. Bush White House. "We absolutely need to get out of this mind-set that says we only need to campaign to people who think like we do."
But, by definition, they need to do so without shedding any more of their core voters than they absolutely have to. Indeed, Republicans face a paradox that is equal parts political and mathematical: how to maximize their gains while minimizing their losses. Carney says, "The idea that we need to change our beliefs and our values and our philosophy to appeal to new people means that we don't respect the philosophy and values of the 65 million people who are already with us.... We didn't lose because we're conservative, and we're not going to win by being more liberal. We're not going to be the better liberals."
The Growth and Opportunity panel knows the obvious, that the party's stammering on immigration is destructive, that gay rights has overtaken the GOP in the minds of the electorate in many parts of the country, that diehard conservatives have not lionized their party's nominee since Ronald Reagan. From a strategic standpoint, they know they've fallen dangerously behind the Democrats, whose organizational advantage in 2012 was unprecedented. These are symptoms of a devastating illness, one that can be cured only with a commitment to incremental improvement. Admitting the problem is the first step. And, after conversations with more than two dozen party officials, activists and strategists, here are 11 more.
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Maybe someone here or someone at Miller can answer this question. I am using 1985 Millermatic 200, S/N: JF934861 with a GA-20C gun. The gun, by Miller's OM-1025D, was supposed to be used on machines with JG-46 in the serial number, so I have a newer style gun. I can still get tips, liners, and nozzles for it from Airgas without problem. I do however need 2 of the strain releif extensions, P/N: MIL 088 122. So if someone could help me find those pieces, that would be great.
However, my actual question is a big what if. What if something catostrophic happened to my gun assembly and it had to be replaced altogether. What gun can I replace it with? One of the MIGMatic M Series guns like the M-25? Or could I go the Roughneck C-Series 3015 by chance? I weld nothing but mild steel, using .035 Esab Dual Sheild 7100 Ultra Flux Core wire or Esab Spoolarc 86 Solid wire with 75/25 CO2/Argon Steel Mix. Material thickness is a minimum of 1/8", mostly 1/4" and 3/8", and 1/2" on occassion.
This machine runs like a champ and still looks as new as the day it was purchased, except for all the West Texas dirt and dust that has to be blown off of it from time to time. With that in mind, no its not for sale nor am I looking to replace it any time soon. My main concern is if something happens to my gun that can't be fixed, what are my alternatives? Thank you for advice and help in advance.
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You might be better off asking over at the miller motorsports group lots more traffic there. I have 4 or 5 old Miller junk guns off my old MM200 hanging on the wall, i can look and see if the end is the same as my newer M-15 gun, i think its the same as the M-25. Just from rembering when i walk by them they are the same, but the size may be off. I will look at them...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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I also have a MM200 that I bought without a gun at all !! Tweco makes a replacement with the proper "miller" end on it.... any Tweco dealer can fix you up... mine works like a dream... you just decide the length you want and liner size for the wire you're running....
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I took your advice and posted over on the motorsports page and got what I was looking for. Miller still has the strain reliefs to replace my bad ones and I can contact my distributor to get them. As far as the gun replacement goes, any of the current MigMatic M-Series like the M-25 would fit the MM200 no problem. The Bernard Roughneck C-3015 would fit the unit as well. If the gun has a Miller end on it, it would fit on any Miller machine, just size it for the amp rating.
Thanks for the input Bob. To you as well John, thank you.
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We went to Joshua Tree National Park this summer on our big trip across the country. We took a lot of pictures with Buddy on the rocks. We climbed over boulders and things like that. My little brother, Asher, was acting like a little monkey. –Emma
We had to drink lots of water to stay hydrated because it was at least 93 degrees there. Me and my brother and twin sister got to climb a little ways up a little cliff. My dad climbed almost all of the rocks we came to. We love Joshua Tree and we almost forgot how hot it was once we saw all of the beautiful trees. –Lucy
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Creston's young softball team, which started eight freshmen and sophomores in game one here Tuesday, and seven in the nightcap, suddenly finds itself in familiar territory.
The Panthers are in the Haweye 10 race again — after four straight years of shared or sole championships — after sweeping Carroll Kuemper Catholic here Tuesday night, 9-2 and 13-8.
Creston is now 4-0 in conference play and 10-4 overall. The only other team unbeaten in league play is Harlan, which improved to 9-1 overall and 7-0 against conference foes with a sweep of Clarinda Tuesday, both by 14-4 scores.
Glenwood, ranked 15th in Class 4A, slipped to 3-2 in the league and 9-4 overall after a doubleheader split with Lewis Central Tuesday. The Rams visit Creston Thursday in another key conference tilt.
Nothing came easy for the Panthers in completing the home sweep Tuesday, however. After Creston sailed relatively easily in the opener, Kuemper took early leads of 2-0 and 4-2 in game two. Five Knight batters reached base via walks, three others were hit by pitches and the Panthers had four errors while the Knights collected six hits.
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Finally, Creston erupted for seven runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to take a 9-4 lead. In that outburst, Mackenzie Andreasen blasted a deep double for two of her five RBI in the game, shortly after Brenna Baker had boomed a one-hopper to the fence. The five-hit rally ended with an RBI single by Shelby Palser, who played right field in the nightcap after playing second base in the opener.
"Then we turn around and give them four runs in their sixth inning to make it 9-8," said Creston coach Mike McCabe. "It was one of those deals, I told the kids, you're gonna have nights like that, and you're just going to have to find a way to get it done. We found a way.
"We talked about Glenwood last night," he continued. "They didn't find a way and got beat by Shenandoah at home the other night, 3-0. Kuemper is very capable, especially offensively, but we responded. We had a lot of big hits by several kids. That hit by Mac (Andreasen) when it was 10-8 was big. It's a whole different game at 13-8."
Haylee LaMasters picked up both victories, cruising more easily in the opener on a six-hitter with nine strikeouts and only two walks. In the second game, on the hottest day of the season to date, it wasn't as smooth as Kuemper scored eight runs and stranded another 10 baserunners.
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LaMasters worked an effective two-strike changeup to twice get out of trouble to end the fourth and sixth innings on strikeouts with runners aboard.
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Much of the first game offense was provided by Natalie Mostek, who clubbed her fourth home run in six days with a two-run shot over the left field fence in the third inning to stretch the Panther lead to 4-0. Taylor Briley, LaMasters and Andreasen doubled in the same inning.
Mostek, a lean 5-foot-10 athlete, musters her new-found power with technique rather than bulk.
"I've been working with (former SWCC coach Bill) Krejci and my dad (Jeff Mostek) on getting my hands more back," said the Panther catcher, "I can hit in the middle of the ball more and not get on top of it or underneath it. Last year I was not very consistent with that, but we've figured it out a little bit. If you have the right swing, the power is there."
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During the second game, Briley at shortstop and Josie Sickes in center collided while chasing a flyball. Sickels hung on for the catch, but was down for several minutes after taking a blow to her jaw.
She continued to play and McCabe said he would get an update at this morning's practice on any possible concussion effects. Both were instrumental in the win, as Briley was 3-for-3 with three RBI and three runs scored, while both Josie and Jamie Sickels scored twice.
"We work on that every other day," McCabe said. "We just have to communicate a little louder. I'm glad nobody got hurt any worse. We'll get back into practice (today) and try to get ready for Glenwood. We have things to work on, no doubt. Our baserunning has to get better."
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DeLAND, Fla. (April 15, 2011) - After falling behind early at the conclusion of doubles play, the ETSU men's tennis team got reenergized in singles play to defeat Campbell, 4-1, Friday night in the semifinals of the Atlantic Sun Tournament at Stetson's Mandy Stoll Tennis Center.
ETSU (16-6) won its seventh consecutive match to march into the A-Sun Tournament final for the fifth straight season. The Bucs will play host Stetson in the championship match tomorrow at 1 p.m.
"It was a tough match, but the guys proved again that they can bounce back and they just kind of went out and got it," said ETSU Director of Tennis Yaser Zaatini. "Everyone got off to a quick start in singles except Juan (Ramirez) and he ended up clinching the match for us. I am proud of the guys because they battled. They had to play under the lights and different conditions, also the fact of preparing to play during the day and all of the sudden it turns into a night match. It is just an attribute to them really believing."
The Bucs got out of the gates a little slow as they dropped two out of the three doubles matches to fall behind 1-0. The ETSU duo of Sander Gille (Kuringen, Belgium) and Jesus Bandres (Caracas, Venezuela) opened the day by winning their 12th straight match, but the Camels took the other two matches. Gille and Bandres beat Larbi Lamzouri and Josep Baro at the No. 2 position, 8-3.
Down 1-0 after doubles, ETSU started off strong in singles play. The Bucs evened the match up after Gille made quick work of Lamzouri, 6-2, 6-1, at the No. 2 position.
ETSU then took its first lead of the night after freshman Roger Ordeig (Gurb, Spain) blanked Ondrej Kralik, 6-0, 6-0, at the No. 6 position. Ordeig, who earned second-team all-conference and all-freshman accolades on Tuesday, now improves to 10-2 in dual singles play.
The Bucs increased their lead just moments later as senior Charles Bottoni (Bois Guillaume, France) defeated David Clavera, 6-1, 6-3, at the No. 4 position. Bottoni has now won eight straight singles matches.
ETSU clinched the match at the No. 4 position as sophomore Juan Ramirez (Asuncion, Paraguay) knocked off Baro, 6-3, 6-3. Ramirez now moves to 13-6 in dual singles play, while extending his winning streak to five straight matches.
Campbell closes out the season with a 17-5 overall record.
The Bucs defeated Stetson, 6-1 earlier in the season at home; however, the Hatters were without starter Maksim Levanovich, who has since returned to the lineup. Live stats and live video will be available for the championship match at GoHatters.com.
ETSU faces fourth-seeded tournament host Stetson with the A-Sun title on the line for the fifth consecutive season. The Bucs have won all four of the previous showdowns against the Hatters - twice by a 4-2 margin (2009 and 2010) and twice by the score of 4-0 (2007 and 2008).
"We beat a different team earlier in the season," said Zaatini. "They were conceding probably two or three points with everybody moving up in the lineup since they were without their No. 1. They had to play people from the bench that had not played much. Arguably they beat the team to beat which was UNF. We are going against the home school and their terrain so we just have to pray to God that we are ready."
For more information on ETSU men's tennis please go to ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's tennis link. Also, be sure to follow ETSU Athletics on Facebook and Twitter.
ETSU 4, Campbell 1
Apr 15, 2011 at Deland, Fla. (Mandy Stoll Tennis Center)
Singles competition
1. Grega Teraz (ETSU) vs. #124 Davy Sum (CAM) 6-1, 3-6, 1-2, unfinished
2. Sander Gille (ETSU) def. Larbi Lamzouri (CAM) 6-2, 6-1
3. Jesus Bandres (ETSU) vs. Fernando Guillen (CAM) 6-0, 3-6, 3-2, unfinished
4. Charles Bottoni (ETSU) def. David Clavera (CAM) 6-1, 6-3
5. Juan Ramirez (ETSU) def. Josep Baro (CAM) 6-3, 6-3
6. Roger Ordeig (ETSU) def. Ondrej Kralik (CAM) 6-0, 6-0
Doubles competition
1. David Clavera/Fernando Guillen (CAM) def. Grega Teraz/Charles Bottoni (ETSU) 8-4
2. Sander Gille/Jesus Bandres (ETSU) def. Larbi Lamzouri/Josep Baro (CAM) 8-3
3. Davy Sum/Ondrej Kralik (CAM) def. Robin Akser/Juan Ramirez (ETSU) 8-4
Match Notes
Campbell 17-5
Order of finish: Doubles(2,3,1); Singles (2,6,4,5)


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The Cultural Phenomenon of Palm Springs Dinah Shore Weekend
PALM SPRINGS, CA - Still considered taboo in many countries and among many cultures, the acceptance of homosexuality is something which some people in certain parts of the country and the world are still having trouble coming to grips with.
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It's hard for those of us who have the freedom to walk the streets holding hands and kissing our partner to fathom the fact that our lifestyle is not the same for a majority of others but rather is the exception. We take for granted the fact that our reality is still a dream many wish would come true.
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The largest lesbian event in the world, the Dinah Shore weekend is an annual monumental 5-day weekend packed with not only non-stop activities, spectacular comedy shows, live concerts, activism and legendary pool parties, but also premier talent in music, film and television.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 4, 2007) - ETSU volleyball seniors Callie Kiselich (Colorado Springs, Colo.), and Kaena Apana (Waianae, Hawaii), were named to the Phoenix Classic All-Tournament Team.
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"Look upon the Indian world as a human world; then let him see to it that human rights be accorded to the Indian. And this for the purpose of retaining for his own order of society a measure of humanity."
After the Battle of Little Big Horn, the Trail of Tears, the surrender of Geronimo, and the near extermination of the American Indian population in the nineteenth century, many novelists, poets, anthropologists, historians, and ethnologists began to "rediscover" the First Americans. The increased interest in native culture was partially a reaction to the increasingly fragmented nature of modern society and a desire for a more direct and holistic life, echoing the modernist search for the heroic origins of contemporary mankind.
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free agents Wallace, Brent Grimes, Michael Johnson
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4-7 A Right Tackle to compete with whoever the RT is that we signed, More LB Depth, Maybe another Pass Rusher just incase, A FS to compete with Clemons and a 3rd String QB.
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Resign Bush (5-6 mil), Fasano (4 mil), Clemons (2 mil) as starters. Resign Garner (1-2 mil) and Moore or other veteran QB (2-3 mil) for depth.
In free agency sign Vollmer (RT), Jennings (WR), and Grimes (CB) for around 27-29 mil total, replacing Long, Jennings, and Smith respectively. (not going to happen with our FO, but we are dreaming here)
I'd keep Long over Vollmer if the pricetag is comparable, but NOT re-signing Long leaves ALOT of $ to go after other FA. Might need another DT and would love to keep Starks if we could squeeze him in (I only spent 41-46 mil assuming we have to sign our draft class, and my numbers might be low)
Draft as follows:
1st: Mingo (DE- LSU)
2nd #1: DeAndre Hopkins (WR- Clemson)
2nd #2: Logan Ryan (CB- Rutgers)
3rd #1: Stedman Bailey (WR- WVU)
3rd #2: Alex Ogletree (LB- UGA)
4th: Travis Kelce (TE- Cincy)
5th: Darius Slay (CB- Miss State)
6th: Omoegui Uzzi (OG- GT)
7th: Omar Hunter (DT- Florida)
7th: Kemal Ishmael (FS- UCF)
I prefer werner over Mingo. Werner is a more complete player to me.
1. Tyler Eifert TE
2. Alex Okafor DE
2. Stedman Bailey WR
3. Brennan Williams OT
3. Leon McFadden CB
4. Marcus Lattimore RB
5. AJ Klein LB
6. Cody Davis S
7. Travis Bond OG
7. Joe Vellano DT
Resign-Bush, Hartline, Smith, Starks, Fasano
FA-Greg Jennings, Jared Cook, Derek Cox
1st- Damontre Moore DE/OLB
2nd- DeAndre Hopkins WR
2nd- Phillip Thomas FS
3rd- David Amerson CB
3rd- Hugh Thornton OG
4th- Rick Wagner OT
5th- Tyrann Mathieu CB
My dream draft is to stockpile as many future picks as possible so we can trade up for Amari Cooper.


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Lotus team boss Eric Boullier says it is "encouraging" to witness Romain Grosjean's hard work paying off.
Last season Grosjean came in for a lot of stick due to his numerous first lap crashes, which resulted in the Frenchman being banned for the Italian GP.
However, so far this season the 26-year-old has kept it clean.
Finishing 10th in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, Grosjean followed that up with a P6 in Malaysia where he beat team-mate Kimi Raikkonen.
"I think you saw a strong Romain doing a good race," Boullier told Autosport.
"We know he has good pace over one lap so obviously it's about qualifying well and having a normal race condition.
"All the work he did is paying off. It's encouraging."
But while Grosjean had a solid race last Sunday, the Frenchman failed to make it into Q3, qualifying in 11th place.
Boullier, though, reckons that was down to the weather and not Grosjean's ability.
"We know he has the raw pace. He would not be qualifying 11th normally," he said. "He can now run a complete weekend like we expect him to do."


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MCTI invites you on a hunting misadventure, as a highly talented cast presents "Escanaba in Da Moonlight", written by actor Jeff Daniels and directed by Sean Mooningham. It's a hilarious comedy about guys at deer camp (only this time, the guys are being played by women) in the great outback of Escanaba, MI. The production will be presented at 7 p.m. Oct. 18, 25 and 26; and 2 p.m. Oct. 27. Tickets are $8 and $12, depending on seat. Call (270) 338-7165 to make your reservations.
Saturday night at 6:30, Country Music Hall of Fame member Charlie McCoy shares the stage at the Merle Travis Music Center with Richard Kiser, another noted studio musician and a member of the Gospel Country Hall of Fame, along with Jason Coleman, the grandson of the late Nashville superstar Floyd Kramer. Log on to www.MusicConnectionsMinistry.com for ticket information.
Saturday night is also a great time to become a zombie, or just observe the craziness at Main Street Costume's Third Annual Zombie Walk, on the Courthouse Square in Greenville. All proceeds will go to the Muhlenberg County Children's Fund. Last year the event raised more than $3,000.
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3/25/15: The Carolina Hurricanes are in a tough spot right this year. They are too good of a team to be truly bad (and get one of the top two picks in the upcoming NHL Draft, unless they get an incredibly lucky ping pong ball). However, they are not good enough to come anywhere near competing for a playoff spot. Much of that was due to a rash of injuries at the beginning of the season. They played better as they got healthier, but the hole was too deep by then. But cheer up, Hurricanes fans, the future does look bright and the Canes may be a playoff team by next season.
3/18/15: There are a lot of ways to look at the Carolina Hurricanes' season. Overall, they have struggled and are in the basement of the Metropolitan Division. However, that same record would have them tied with Toronto for seventh in the Atlantic Division. Carolina has been adequate at home with a 15-14-4 record. On the other hand, they have struggled mightily on the road with a dismal 11-20-4 mark. Had they been healthy this season, things may have been much different. The Hurricanes host the New York Rangers on Saturday and the Chicago Blackhawks on Monday, so there is still a chance to see some great games.
3/11/15: Unfortunately for the Carolina Hurricanes, they are basically left to play out the string right now. There is little, if any, chance for them to make up about 17 points in the standings to get into the playoffs, but they are well ahead of the dregs of the league to get a decent shot at one of the first two picks in the NHL Draft in June. But they are a fun team to watch, particularly at home where they have a winning record. They are finishing up a five game homestand this week with games against the Dallas Stars on Thursday and the Florida Panthers on Saturday, before heading off to Columbus on Sunday.
3/4/15: Hopes for a trip to the playoffs ended early in Carolina this season, though a lot of that was due to major injuries to key players. However, the Hurricanes are looking long term and are preparing for next season and beyond. The team traded away defenseman Tim Gleason to the Washington Capitals for Jack Hillen and a 2015 fourth round draft pick. Gleason is a veteran of the NHL and is known for being a physical defenseman. With the Hurricanes looking to rebuild, they needed to get younger. Hillen will get a chance at regular playing time and could be a key member of the team in the future.
2/25/15: The Carolina Hurricanes are destined to either be sellers at the trade deadline on March 2nd, or simply sit the whole thing out. The team really does not have many weaknesses that cannot be overcome by better health. They have also told forward Jordan Staal that rumors that he is getting shipped back to Pittsburgh are not true. The Hurricanes acquired Staal three years ago from the Penguins after he rejected a 10 year offer - that kind of sends the signal that he did not want to be there. Pittsburgh could benefit with Staal from the playoffs, but right now, Staal seems to like playing with his brother Eric.
2/18/15: Carolina's story for 2015 has been told many times already. They were severely injured for the first half of the season and that got them too far back in the standings to make a serious push for the playoffs. Since getting healthy, the Hurricanes have played well - a tease to how good they could have been. But they are in a tough situation this season and even GM Ron Francis hopes the team will be active at the trade deadline. There are a few players that the team could move such as defenseman Andrej Sekera or forward Jiri Tlusty.
2/11/15: The Carolina Hurricanes continue to show signs of life, going a solid 5-3-2 in their last 10 games. That means they earned a total of 13 out of a possible 20 points - which is much better than their season average. Of course, they are much improved simply because they are getting healthy. Had they had this type of health all season, then they may be contending for a playoff spot now, rather than be stuck in the cellar of the Metropolitan Division. Carolina has about 30 games left to go to at least get to .500 on the season, and that is reasonable. They have a tough schedule this week: hosting Anaheim on Thursday, then on the road to Minnesota on Saturday, Ottawa on Monday and the New York Islanders on Tuesday, February 17.
2/5/15: The Carolina Panthers continue to show some signs of life, and perhaps they will be able to rally enough in the second half of the season for a respectable final standing. On the ice, Eric Stall recently moved from center to left wing, where he has played most of his career. What that has allowed is for him to play on a line with his younger brother Jordan Staal, who made his season debut on December 29 due to a broken leg. Eric seems to be enjoying the new position and the team is 7-2-2 in January, so there may not be any need to change. Eric may not be long for Carolina though. With the trade deadline approaching he may be an appealing aspect to a contending team.
1/28/15: The 2014-15 season has been a bit of a struggle for the Carolina Hurricanes. They entered the All Star break last in the Metropolitan Division with a 16-25-5 record, good for only 37 points. But the Canes ended the first half of the season on a positive note, winning their last two games and going a very respectable 6-3-1 in their last 10. Following the All Star break, the Hurricanes host the St. Louis Blues on Friday, January 30, which is a great chance to see All Stars Vladimir Taresenko and Brian Elliott. That is followed by a road trip to New York, Anaheim and Arizona.
1/21/15: Slowly, but surely, the Carolina Hurricanes are starting to look more like the team they were expected to be this season before a deluge of injuries derailed their campaign. Part of that is that they are getting some guys back, including Jordan Staal who scored his first goal of the season recently. They still are in last place in the Metropolitan Division by a wide margin, but have gone 5-4-1 in their past 10 games. That may be a glimpse at the future, so there is definitely a reason to keep an eye on them. The only home game this week is a good one when the St. Louis Blues visit on Friday.
1/7/15: It has been a season to forget for the Carolina Hurricanes with the most glaring evidence being their 10-23-4 record through the end of the 2014 calendar year. That puts them at 24 points, or tied with Edmonton for lowest in the league. The good news, if there is any, is that Jordan Staal is finally playing again. He broke his leg in the preseason and the Canes have missed his scoring touch. Indeed, Carolina has only scored 73 goals, or less than two goals per game. The Hurricanes host the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday before heading west and playing at St. Louis on Saturday.
11/19/14: Carolina has been much better ikn their last 10 games than they were in the first seven. They have compiled a 5-4-1 record over that time, but still are tied for last in the Metropolitan Division with injury-ravaged Columbus. The Hurricanes are dealing with their own injuries still, too. They had hoped to get Alexander Semin and Jay Harrison back Sunday against the Sharks, but that did not happen and the Canes lost 2-0. Things will get better for Carolina as they get healthier. Since they are in the Metro, they can still get a top three finish in the division. They are on an extended road trip for the next two weeks and hopefully can scrape together a few wins.
11/12/14: It took eight games for Carolina Hurricanes to earn their first win of the season, going an agonizing 0-6-2 in that timeframe. But since then, they can't lose. The Hurricanes have now won four in a row and moved into seventh place in the Metropolitan Division - ahead of Columbus (who has been overwhelmingly decimated by injuries). The Hurricanes beat the Blue Jackets with Elias Lindholm's goal with only 37.8 seconds left in overtime last week. And give it up for Lindhom. Aside from the game winner, he took a stick to the face in the first period that required stitches - then came back in the game.
11/5/14: Great news for the Hurricanes, their losing streak is over and now every team in the NHL has won at least one game. The Canes shut out the struggling Arizona Coyotes 3-0 at home. The Coyotes are not a good team, but a win is a win at this point. Carolina has been plagued by injures (not to Columbus levels, but still significant). Without the Staal brothers, they have managed only 18 goals in nine games - and two goals a game does not win many hockey games. The Hurricanes will look to build on their win with a home and home against Columbus this week, followed by contests at Washington and hosting Calgary.
10/29/14: The Hurricanes have had their fair share of early season injuries, particularly losing threats like Eric Staal, Jordan Staal and Patrick Dwyer. It shows as they scored only two goals over a three game stretch that included a blowout 5-0 loss at the hands of the Calgary Flames. Through six games, the Hurricanes are 0-4-2. But they finished up a brutally difficult western road trip, which had stops in Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Now, they are back home on Saturday and Sunday to host the Arizona Coyotes followed by the reigning Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings, respectively.
10/22/14: The Carolina Hurricanes have amassed a respectable roster that has some good and experienced talent on it. Unfortunately, several of their key players, including both Eric and Jordan Stall as well as Jeff Skinner, have been injured for all of or most of this season. The Hurricanes have activated Skinner (no relation to B.F. or Seymour) from the injured reserve list, so the fans can finally see one of their top performers play. The Canes have struggled to put the puck in the net, tallying 10 goals in their first four games, but that should improve as they start to get healthy.
10/15/14: The Hurricanes got off to a slow start against the once-lowly New York Islanders last Friday, and could not quite catch up. They ended up losing the game 5-3. While not the start they wanted, it may not be as bad as originally thought. The Islanders may just be better than everyone expected. The Hurricanes are also a bit short handed these days with some injuries to key players. They will rebound. The Hurricanes have a tough road trip this week when they head west and visit the New York Rangers, Winnipeg Jets and developing Calgary Flames.
3/13/13: The Canes have been a pleasant surprise in the Eastern Conference through 25 games. Carolina was expected to challenge Washington for the Southeast Division this season, but find themselves leading by three points through Tuesday, March 12. Carolina has relied on some stellar offensive prowess, ranking fifth in the league at 3.2 goals a game. This all comes despite a brutal power play, which has seen only 13.8 percent turn into goals. Captain Eric Stall boasts a sensational plus/minus of 20 with 12 goals and 19 assists, Jiri Tlusty has netted a team-high 13 goals. Newcomer and fellow top lineman Alexander Semin has also produced for the 'Canes with 27 points, most coming via assist with 20. Cam Ward's recent knee injury has forced Carolina to look elsewhere for help, but that has been solid with Dan Ellis and call-up Jason Peters stepping in nicely. The duo is 6-3-0 in their starts.
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The Carolina Hurricanes can attribute much of their newfound success to All- Star and captain, Eric Stall. After being selected second overall in the 2003 NHL entry draft, Staal has matured into a franchise player. A four-time All- Star, Staal acted as captain to the 2011 NHL All-Star game as Raleigh played host to the year's event. With talented newcomer Jeff Skinner providing a surge of new energy, the Carolina Hurricanes should be contenders for years to come.
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Before Afghanistan, a bit of Boston as Bruins' anthem singer sends off troops at Pease
PORTSMOUTH -- Rene Rancourt may only take to the ice before the game, but after 37 years of singing the national anthem first at the Boston Garden and now at TD Garden, he has become a Bruins legend in his own right.
On Monday, Rancourt joined other members of the Bruins organization at Pease International Tradeport to greet 206 troops on their way from Fort Drum, N.Y., to Afghanistan.
With boundless energy, Rancourt posed for photos, chatted and laughed with Pease Greeters and troops and then sent them off with a rousing rendition of the national anthem.
Rancourt became even more famous after the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15 for not singing. Early into the anthem, he stopped and the crowd at Boston Garden seamlessly took over in an illustration of the strong spirit of Boston.
He said he thought nothing could top the Bruins winning the Stanley Cup in 2011, but being part of that experience, during the first professional sports game to be held in the city after the attacks, was something he said he will never forget.
Rancourt said he had no idea what to expect joining the Pease Greeters, and said he was overwhelmed by the kindness shown by everyone.
"It's a very touching thing," Rancourt said, adding that he was not sure he would get through the national anthem without getting emotional.
He said it was also one of the few times in his life when he felt humbled.
The Pease Greeters have been meeting arriving and departing troops at Pease International Tradeport since May 2005.
Pease Greeter Jim Conant of Hampton helped facilitate the visit by Rancourt, two of the team's "Ice Girls" and the Bruins' mascot, "Blades".
"They will have a really good patriotic feeling when they leave, and a feeling that they did something good today," Conant said about the visit.
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Third Ear Band began playing together in London during the fall of 1967. Drummer Glen Sweeney was already known in the free jazz scene there from his work with Dave Tomlin and Roger Bunn in The Giant Sun Trolley, playing a weekly Thursday-night gig at the UFO Club (which, during its year-long existence, helped launch such bands as Soft Machine and Pink Floyd). By the end of that year, the lineup was Sweeney on drums, Richard Coff on violin, Paul Minns on oboe and Mel Davis (who had previously played in People Band) on viola. Those four recorded the debut LP Alchemy, on which this track first appeared, released by EMI-Harvest in 1969. Interestingly, John Peel is credited with playing jaw harp on this recording.
Though the lineup saw a number of changes, with Sweeney the only member to play on every release, the band went on to record into the '90s, releasing nearly a dozen albums. If you dig it, check out Ghetto Raga, which has a lot more really interesting stuff about the band.


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Look! I pushed my kids on the swings today. Mom of the Year with selfish motives! Once I realized I could experiment with different angles and settings on my camera, it made it more fun for me. I pushed the boys 5 times and then took 5 pictures. Everyone was entertained. Especially Oscar. He made it his mission to kick me in the face. Such a sweet boy.
Do your kids enjoy kicking you in the face? Is that the outfit that Owen wore yesterday? Why, yes it is. Are those hand-me-down pink flip flops with cherries on it? Yes, they are.
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Meaning 'God is salvation' in Hebrew; it is borne in the Bible by the Israelite leader who took command of the Children of Israel after the death of Moses and led them, after many battles, to take possession of the Promised Land. The name, long favoured by Jews and Nonconformist Christians, enjoyed a great surge in popularity in the 1990s. Well-known bearers of the name include the American pianist and conductor Joshua Rifkin (b. 1944) and the American-born violinist Joshua Bell (b. 1967).
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Room Amenities
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Sweet Olive Guesthouse features an outdoor pool and multilingual staff. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge). For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Total number of rooms - 6
- WiFi (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 39 ZAR )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( 39 ZAR )
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Flat-panel TV
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Fee for continental breakfast: ZAR 95 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: ZAR 39 (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: ZAR 39 (rates may vary)