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I noticed you added a photo for Kings Cem. in Powell, Knox Co TN. I have come across a death cert stating someone was buried in Kings. I wondered if you noticed how many graves might be there. I was going to add this person. If you have any marker pictures could you let me know. Thanks.
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King Cemetery, Powell, Knox Co., TN
Hi, I just wondered if you could tell me the location of the King Cemetery, Powell, Knox County, Tennessee? You have a photo posted on it's Find A Grave listing and I cannot find the location of the cemetery. There are two burials listed in the cemetery, Jessie O. Strader #80327662 and Mary J. (Harrell) Strader #80327993.
I would appreciate any help you could give.
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I am helping a cuz descendent of Ira Apgar named John Ahrens do you know his parents name my email is firstname.lastname@example.com
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I am an offspring of the Wilkins family, tied into the Fosters and Jubenvilles, and would like to make contact. I have a 44-page genealogy of the descendants of Thomas G. Wilkins, b. 1814 in its many branches.
I would like to share family information with you. Contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Hello Sam,
Is this Oscar Henrikson husband to Teresa Fahy?
Father to Leonard, Leo and Matthew?
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** half-sibling notation
Does anyone know why the **half-sibling notation shows up on some records? It is incorrect in most of the Foster and Apger Find A Grave records.
Please reply to my email of record in my profile.
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Chas. Apger 83443670
Have since found that Chas. Apger died at the Wm. J. Seymour Hospital, Eloise, Wayne Co., MI. This was a county hospital which may have been called Wayne County General Hospital at the time. He is buried in the hospital cemetery. This means he has a simple stone marker with a number on it, if that.
My niece lives near this cemetery. It is not well kept and trying to trace a record number to a name is somewhat futile now since the hospital closed years ago. If you can add this info to your record just say burial in Eloise Cemetery, Wayne Co., MI, on 29 May 1937.
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Thank you for uploading the burial data for my 3rd great grandparents. I descend from their daughter Elizabeth Foster, who married Ira Apger of Detroit, MI. Where are you in the family tree? Elizabeth is in Find A Grave if you want to link her.
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Ralph & Dorothy Newby
Could I get you to remove the graveyard photos you have added to the Find a Grave memorials for Ralph and Dorothy Newby? It turns out they were buried in an older cemetery that no longer exists and I have already moved them to the older one. The man who researched this has posted a map to show where the correct cemetery was and the map agrees with the written accounts.
Ralph Memorial # 92913575
Dorothy Memorial # 92913947
Thanks so much!
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2 Fairview Cemeteries - the same?!
Got so excited I click too soon!
I'm pretty sure that these are the exact same cemetery.
"Wheatley, Chatham-Kent Municipality, ON with 38 memorials AND
"515 Erie St. South, Chatham-Kent Municipality (Essex co) ON with 12 memorials. It has a note posted that it's "historical Mersea Twp.".
On Star shows only one = listed as in Leamington, ON at the Erie St. address - none listed in Wheatley.
Please help F.A.G. put them together if this is true. AND yes I know there's another Fairview listed as "Con 3 Lot 11, S. Gosfield Twp Ruthven, Essex co, ON but the cemetery photo proves that is a different one than the two above.
P.S. Your photo of the 38 graver one shows wooden crosses like the ones I saw in the Erie St. one. Which leads me to believe that those two are the same one!
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These all are good and frequently asked questions.Before giving interview practice in this question.Try to giving answers to asked questions.
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Let F(k,n) be the number of permutations of an n-element set that keep k elements fixed.
We know:
- F(n,n) = 1
- F(n-1,n) = 0
F(n-2,n) = $\binom {n} {2}$
F(0,n) = n! $\cdot \sum_{k=0}^n \frac {(-1)^k}{k!}$ (the subfactorial)
The summation formula is obviously
$\displaystyle\sum_{k=0}^n F(k,n) = n!$
A recursive definition of F(k,n) is (my claim):
$F(k,n) = \binom {n} {k} \cdot ( k! - \displaystyle\sum_{i=0}^{k-1} F(i,k) )$
Question 1: Is there a common name for the "generalized factorial" F(k,n)?
Question 2: Does anyone know a closed form for F(k,n) or have an idea how to get it from the recursive definition? (generating function?)


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Currently on my website users are required to input their phone number in a very specific format (555-555-5555). If you forget the dashes it breaks. Does anyone have a good suggestions for how to be more flexible with allowing users to input in any way they choose, but still allowing the system to validate if it is a real phone number. How are phone extensions handled?
Ideally you'd let them type in the phone number in any format and you'd have client and server side logic that could parse it out.
Barring that--if you're just looking for a quick fix--look at using field masking. If you're using jQuery, this is a decent one:
I'd steer away from using anything propriatary and instead refer to something standardised, like E.123.
Because it's a recognised international standard, I would expect to find code examples - or even complete libraries - that you can plug into your validation process.
The best approach for user experience is to let the user type in the phone number using the format they are most comfortable with. Don't break it into separate fields, don't force a mask, let it be typed freeform. Then, after the user has finished entering the field (by leaving the field for submitting the data), format the number into a standard format for your purposes.
Since you are talking about a Web site, you can do the format on the blur event using the Google libphonenumber http://code.google.com/p/libphonenumber/ project. This tool handles international phone numbers and a wide variety of formats. Here is an example in JavaScript: http://libphonenumber.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/javascript/i18n/phonenumbers/demo.html
The reason this approach is better for the user experience is that it allows the user's mental model to remain unchanged and allows them to say, "Don't Make Me Think." Masking and separate fields force a mental model of phone numbers onto users and requires more thinking.
There are simply too many rules to validate a phone number input by a user.
1. Phone numbers are ultimately just a string of numeric digits
Here is one example showing how to convert anything a user inputs as a list of numeric digits.
You would want to use the raw input from the user everywhere in the UI and then also store the converted string of numbers for everything computery to use.
2. Let the user remember phone numbers any way they want
Some people use letters to help them remember their number easier. Telling a user they can't input a letter, dash, hyphen, parenthesis, is frustrating. There really is no need to require a user to enter their number a certain way.
Don't try and change what the user inputs after the fact either because you really aren't helping them. If they only type numbers and nothing else then don't add dashes. If they type parenthesis, dashes or dots then leave those in place as well and transparently ignore them.
The best solution I've found (5 years after the question was asked) is "intl-tel-input". It uses Google's libphonenumber library for validation.
"intl-tel-input" is a jQuery plugin for "for entering and validating international telephone numbers. It adds a flag dropdown to any input, automatically detects the user's country, displays a relevant placeholder and auto formats the number as they type."
You should just use a plain old text box and use your back-end code to parse it if you really need to. I personally don't see a need to require any specific format whatsoever. If a user wants to be able to just enter the 10 digits of their phone number really quickly, then let them.
You also need to remember that there isn't just one format in the world to deal with, and you may also need to deal with weird cases like extensions.
The most friendly format is a format that will accept everything and doesn't do any validation.
We are talking about phone numbers here, not credit card information. How many people are mistyping their phone number? Unless this is a site for the International Dyslexic Association, probably no one.
The only thing you can validate is a format. You still don't know if the number is correct.
Let users enter numbers as well as '-' and spaces, so you can enter the number the way they prefer. As long they enter sufficient numbers, it can be a valid phone number. You can use client-side validation to count the numbers and show a message if there are too few. You will never be able to verify if the phone number is really activated, so typing errors are unavoidable.
The server can parse the other characters out and just store the numbers in the database (and parse it back to your preferred formatting for display purposes).
The simplest UI approach is to break the number format into three limited text boxes.
Alternatively use a RegEx to parse the entered phone number into what ever format the system needs to accept a phone number.
i.e. accepting - 0-9 +()-
Another option is what I did on one of my sites:
User enters this into the field: 055 (0)555-555 55555
I display radio boxes underneath the form to ask for confirmation:
How do you call your number from another country?
That way I can confirm the user's phone number and know exactly how to deal with it, since I need to know the user's country code...
Beside adding dashes, you will need to deal with the position of the cursor, especially in case of deletion.
This AMD module does exactly that: https://github.com/whenyoubelieve2014/us-telephone-input


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Minton made the comments in his State of the Judiciary address to lawmakers in Frankfort.
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I have a few recipes I like to make which call for fresh cilantro, but when I buy it at the store it's usually in large bunches and I have a ton left over. What's a good use for the leftovers?
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I've found it freezes quite well — I simply wash it, chop it roughly, and then freeze it in a small plastic bag.
Use it to make pesto, super easy and you can use the pesto when ever you need cilantro flavor in a dish. You just need a food processor or even a blender, place the herbs inside and blend while slowly pouring oil into the mix. I normally make mine two handfuls of herbs to a cup and half of oil but you might need to play with the ratio to get a mix that tastes good to you. I also try to use canola oil instead of olive as I find I don't always want to add those olive flavors to whatever Mexican dish I happen to be cooking. The pesto also freezes great so it's great to bust out duing the winter.
Anything Thai. There's a particularly fun Thai green curry that you make with fresh Cilantro (though I daresay we call it coriander over here), lots of garlic, some hot green peppers, and about 6 different spices. I don't have the recipe on hand, but Google is your friend. If you're making this, add the flesh of a fresh mango, it's incredible.
Anything middle-Eastern. A taboule salad will do you good service in using up coriander leaves, though it takes spearmint and parsley too.
Cilantro lime rice! I eat it on burritos, or by itself. I'd link you a recipe, but I haven't made it in a while and can't remember how I do it. It's basically:
Cilantro's also interesting in salads (like everything green).
Chimichurri sauce: Good on chicken, pork, shrimp, beef. Usually about 3 cups of loosely packed leaves, a combination of cilantro, parsley, and basil. Add garlic, 1/4 cup red wine vinegar, 1/2 cup olive oil, salt and pepper to taste. Put it all in a food processor.
Cilantro is also great in homemade hummus! Use lime juice instead of lemon, add some cayenne pepper if you like it spicy.
How about a chutney? As far as Indian food in the US goes, one of the two common chutneys is a green one chock full of cilantro (the other is tamarind). I've only made it once, and I can't remember the recipe, but googling for green chutney, cilantro chutney, or hari chutney results in quite a lot of hits.
It's a sort of chutney/sauce of Hispanic origin that's (more or less) a paste made from onion, peppers, oil, salt and lots of cilantro. I've had it made with some lime in too. It's used more as an ingredient (like for making green rice) than as a condiment, but I can vouch for it being kind of nice served over something like a nice hot grilled chicken breast.
Cilantro is a great ingredient in both red and green salsa. While prime canning season is over in most of the northern hemisphere, you may be able to find quality versions of the rest of the ingredients for either fresh or cooked salsa.
I understand your frustration. I like it fresh, but I don't use cilantro in large enough quantities to go through the smallest amount they are sold in at the local grocery store before it rots. So I bought a jar of dried cilantro for the occasional times I want it.
You could try putting some clean, dry cilantro in a sealed container of oil, and letting it rest for a few weeks before straining. I'm not sure about the shelf-life, but it's a great way to capture the flavor of an herb/spice to use for later.
It's a great additive to a cous-cous salad.
I just made a macaroni salad and had some left over cilantro that I added it to and my family loved it!!
Umm... what isn't a good use for fresh cilantro? Anything Mexican, anything Asian, or soups might be a good start. My wife always uses it in her 'taco cassarole', stir-fry, and in black bean soup, for some examples.
But just give it a try. As long as the dish isn't overly sweet, you can hardly go wrong with cilantro.
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Dean Wells, Senior Program Manager, presented a discussion of MS-ADSO and MS-DISO, system overview documents, at the 2010 Active Directory Windows Protocols Plugfest. Suneel Parthasarathy, Lead Developer and Matthew Rimer, Senior Developer, answered protocol interoperability questions. These Windows Protocol Documents describes the the client-server behavior of the Active Directory System. System architecture and use cases including domain join are covered.
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Emotive, a provider of software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions, realized that people were using mobile devices more often than conventional desktops to interact with business applications. To help companies develop and deploy mobile apps more easily, Emotive created an SaaS platform that runs in the cloud on Windows Azure. By taking advantage of Emotive and Windows Azure, businesses can create cloud-based apps that integrate with on-premises data centers and run on multiple mobile devices. As a result, employees can access business applications and data from virtually any location worldwide, which helps them save time and stay productive. Emotive benefits as well—the company can focus on designing and enhancing its own solutions instead of managing IT infrastructure.
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When I was in the hospital for lung cancer surgery and then with complications of treatment, I had a wonderful chaplain who provided me great support. I am glad to see a chaplain on your panel and would like to hear her thoughts on her role with the person with cancer. Also wondering, how many hospitals/cancer centers have chaplains available? Not everyone has a spiritual home to call on for support.
Kava Schafer, MDiv, MA, Chaplain at Penn Medicine responds:
First, I am appreciative that a chaplain came to you during your stay in the hospital and that you felt that it helped you. It is so true that not everyone has a spiritual home to call on during illness. In my work with people living with cancer inside the hospital, I respond in many different ways and often, I take my cue from the person I encounter. This may not be your experience, but often spirits flag for a variety of reasons. Long hospital stays, complications during treatment, pain, procedures; the list goes on.
Chaplains do encourage, but we also are there to be present with any emotion that arises. Some emotions are more pleasant to experience than others, but we are open to any strong emotion because often we feel that the expression of it may help a person to heal. Ups and downs are common and we hope to normalize a range of emotions so folks know they are not unusual and feelings can and do shift when we give voice to them. Pain in isolation is harder to be borne than pain that is shared.
Certainly, chaplains are present in a great number of institutions throughout the country, but it is not always the case as sometimes there are places where the funding or the will to provide this service does not exist. Fortunately, at HUP, this is not the case. We have a strong commitment to interfaith presence throughout our hospital. We also support people of no particular religious affiliation. We support all human beings in their journeys through illness, if we are invited in.
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The season is starting to wind down for the Philadelphia Flyers. Only five home games remain, so be sure to take the opportunity to catch them in action while you still can. After their current series of away games, the Flyers will be returning to Philadelphia on March 28th to host the Winnipeg Jets. Tickets are available starting at $43. The Flyers will not stop there, however. Afterward, they are going to host the Washington Capitals and the Ottawa Senators before hitting the road again. The Flyers have a season record of 35-34-12, so come out and see if they have what it takes to stay strong through the end of the season.
2/11/16 - After three losses, the Philadelphia Flyers were finally able to add another win to their record. They beat the Sabres 5-1 on February 11. After a scoreless first period, the Flyers finally found their groove and scored four goals. They added another one in the third period, and allowed the Sabres to finally get on the board. R.J. Umberger, Brayden Schenn, Wayne Simmonds, Michael Raffl, and Nick Cousins all found the net during the game. This was Umbergere's first time to score in 50 games. Steve Mason helped out as goalie, making 41 saves. The Flyers host the Devils on the 13, and you can still get tickets for $94 and up to catch the action in person.
2/4/16 - The Philadelphia Flyers are in the midst of a three game winning streak. Their latest victory was against the Predators on February 4. The Flyers started out strong with goals by Matt Read and Brayden Schenn minutes apart in the first period to put them ahead 2-0. The Predators scored, but then Wayne Simmonds and Claude Giroux had goals before the Predators could score again to end the second period ahead 4-2. They weren't done, and Simmonds and Giroux scored again in the third period to take the 6-3 victory. Goalie Steve Mason helped out by making 37 saves. The Flyers host the Rangers on the 6, and tickets remain available starting at $19.
1/28/16 - The Philadelphia Flyers were more than happy to shake off a three-game losing streak Wednesday evening, but doing it against the best team in the league made the victory all the sweeter. The Washington Capitals were able to come from behind twice to tie up the score, forcing overtime at the end of the third period. The Flyers didn't need long to score the winning goal in OT, and the win has them starting the All-Star break on a high note. Philly will be back in action this Tuesday, Feb. 2, at home against the Montreal Canadiens. Get tickets for the game at the Wells Fargo Center today for just $28 and up.
1/21/16 - Since their winning streak ended last week, the Philadelphia Flyers have won just one game out of their last four. It is certainly a difficult time for the team, but they have not had much consistency to their schedule. It does not look like they will be having any consecutive home or away games anytime soon either, with only intermittent matchups on their own rink until February 9th when they begin their first home series in a while. This does, however, mean fans will never have to wait long to see the Flyers play. Your next opportunity will be on January 25th when the Flyers host the Boston Bruins. Tickets are available starting at just $31.
1/14/16 - At the midpoint of the NHL season, the Philadelphia Flyers are taking stock of their current position in the league. Currently sitting in sixth place in the Metropolitan Division, the team is right about where they expected they would be. It's no secret that this has been a rebuilding season, and so far fans seem mostly content with the work of head coach David Hakstol, who is in his first year with the team. Despite the low expectations, Hasktol has done well to urge his team to fight for a spot in the playoffs. Philly is slated to face the Rangers this Saturday, Jan. 16, at the Wells Fargo Center. Get tickets now for $90 and up.
1/7/16 - Playing in one of hockey's toughest divisions hasn't been easy on this year's Philadelphia Flyers, but an important victory over the Montreal Canadiens could put them in line for the kind of run that'll put them right back into the Metropolitan mix. The Flyers will play four of their next six games at home, including a pair of contests against New York division rivals. Only 10 points separate Philly from the second-place Islanders, so playoff spots this season are far from being locked up. Does Philadelphia have enough time to go on a run in 2016? Get your tickets for Islanders at Flyers on Saturday night starting at just $15 each if you act quickly!
12/31/15 - With a season record of 15-13-7, the Philadelphia Flyers have had a tough year, but it looks like they might be gaining some momentum. They have won three of their last five matches, most recently against the St. Louis Blues in a home matchup on December 21st. Despite falling behind in the first period, the Flyers scored twice in both of the second two periods and finished the game ahead with 3-4. They are continuing in a series of away games, so fans will have to hope that they are still dominating when they return to Philadelphia on January 9th when the Flyers start their three-game home series. First up, they will be hosting the New York Islanders.
12/25/15 - Despite an impressive rally late in the game, the Philadelphia Flyers were once again bested by the Blue Jackets on Saturday. Down 2-0 heading into the third period, Philly showed impressive mental toughness and managed to tie the score at two goals apiece, forcing overtime and an eventual shootout. Both teams had some decent looks at the net, but Columbus goalie Joonas Korpisalo was just too good. He had over 30 saves and recorded his first NHL win. The Flyers will look to make a comeback as they begin a three game road streak in California. They will travel to Anaheim to face the Ducks at the Honda Center this Sunday and will hit San Jose and Los Angeles before heading home.
12/17/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers pulled out an unbelievable victory last night against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes. Although Carolina took the lead early in the game, the Flyers came back to score three goals in the second period. Had they been able to fend off the Hurricanes in the last period, Philadelphia would have been able to avoid the scare in overtime. Fortunately, the Flyers scored a single, unanswered goal in overtime to win the game at home. It was a much-needed victory for the team, who will now have a brief time to rest before playing the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night. Tickets to the next game against the Canucks are $9.
12/10/15 - Just when it looked like the Philadelphia Flyers were starting to get some steam going, they break their four game winning streak with a pair of back-to-back losses. The Flyers faced the Columbus Blue Jackets at home on Saturday and were all but blown out, losing the match 1 – 4. On Tuesday, Philadelphia played the New York Islanders only to lose the match 3 – 4 in a heartbreaking shootout. The Flyers will now hit the road for the next two games before coming back to Philadelphia to paly the Carolina Hurricanes. Come find out if they can break their slump and next Tuesday's matchup. Tickets currently start as low as $11.
12/3/15 - Even though the Philadelphia Flyers have had a mediocre season, they have looked pretty strong in recent games. In fact, the Flyers have won four out of five of their last matches, losing only to the New York Islanders last Wednesday. Philadelphia's two most recent wins have both come on the road. They shut out the usually red-hot New York Rangers 3 – 0 at Madison Square Garden, and then iced the Ottawa Senators in Ontario 4 – 2. The Flyers will remain on the road this Friday to face the New Jersey Devils before coming home to take on the Columbus Blue Jackets. Ticket's to Saturday's game at home start at $27.
11/27/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers were finally able to break their three-game losing streak yesterday. They defeated the Carolina Hurricanes 3 -2 in an epic battle that went into overtime. This win should give the team a boost of confidence, which is desperately needed after the three previous matchups. The Flyers had been shut out in their last two games against the Ottawa Senators and San Jose Sharks, and lost against the Los Angeles Kings in a heartbreaking 3 – 2 defeat. They will next face the New York Islanders, who are looking to recover from a losing streak of their own. Tickets to the next home game against the Nashville Predators are $19.
11/19/15 - If you're a fan of the Philadelphia Flyers, or even just a hockey fan in general, chances are you've heard the name Simon Gagne. The 14-season NHL veteran recently announced his retirement after 11 years with Philadelphia and he was honored during Tuesday night's game at the Wells Fargo Center. Despite ultimately losing to the Kings in a shootout, the night was meaningful to Gagne and his fans. In his career, he has scored 264 goals, played in 691 games and has 535 points. Hopefully the Flyers can get a win this Thursday, Nov. 19, as they are set to welcome the Sharks. Purchase your tickets for that game for only $17 and up.
11/12/15 - Goalie Michal Neuvirth has been with the Philadelphia Flyers for about a month now, and he has definitely found his stride. Originally signed to back up Steve Mason, Neuvirth has surpassed the expectations. "I thought we were very fortunate to get him…he's kind of under the radar," commented Ron Hextall, general manager for Philly. He boasts shutouts in the first three games he played with the team, the first player to ever do so. Despite the team's overall lackluster start to the season, he's one reason to keep your eyes on the Flyers. Check them out this Tuesday, Nov. 17 at the Wells Fargo Center as they welcome the LA Kings. Tickets cost just $24 and up.
11/5/15 - Fans of the Philadelphia Flyers are doing all they can to remain positive after another loss. Many are calling their 2-4 loss against the Oilers their worst performance so far this season, but there is one giant bright spot. Goalie Michal Neuvirth played outstandingly, making 29 huge saves and rescuing the team from a score that could have been much worse. The toughest part about the disappointing season has been a lack of deep talent, not a lack of effort. Hopefully the Flyers can work out some of the kinks before they welcome the Avalanche to the Wells Fargo Center in Philly on Nov. 10. Get your tickets and come cheer on your team! Prices start at just $15.
10/29/15 - It's been a tough week for the Philadelphia Flyers. They lost in overtime to Sabres, who scored two goals in the first period. That's not something that they Flyers are proud of, especially against a 7th place team. After the game, centre Brayden Schenn was angry about the flat start that ultimately cost them the win. He did give the team a chance after scoring twice and getting his team into overtime, but he and others cite a poor mentality and lackluster work ethic as the reason for the loss. Hopefully the Flyers can work those issues out as a team before taking on a five-game road trip. They won't return to the Wells Fargo Center until Nov. 10.
10/22/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers returned to Boston last night and, once again, left the TD Garden arena dejected. After losing their chance at a playoff spot when they lost to the Bruins last season, the Flyers were looking to redeem themselves. They looked like they had secured the win up until they blew their lead with only 15 seconds remaining in regulation. Overtime didn't go so well, and they ended up losing. If they are to have any hope of salvaging the season, they'll need to prove themselves at home when they take on the Rangers this Saturday, Oct. 24. Get your tickets for the game from us today for $51 and up.
10/13/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers managed to reclaim part of their dignity against the Florida Panthers on Monday night, beating the fierce contenders 1 – 0 at home. They looked much better than they did on Saturday night, when they lost in humiliating fashion to the Panthers 7 – 1 on the road. The Panthers scored four unanswered goals in the first period to give them a commanding lead. Now that the Flyers have some of their confidence back, they'll be ready to take on the Chicago Blackhawks at home on Wednesday night. Come show them your support! Tickets are widely available and are currently selling for as little as $10, so don't miss it.
10/8/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers lost in the first 3 on 3 overtime in the 2015-16 NHL season when they played the Tampa Bay Lightning on October 8. After a scoreless first period, the Lightning got on the board first in the first two minutes of the second period. The Flyers equalized at 10:14 with a goal by Matt Read and two minutes later, Brayden Schenn scored during a power play to take the lead. However, before the period ended, Tampa Bay had equalized. The overtime period was fast paced with both teams having several scoring chances. However, it was the Lightning finally scored. Philadelphia next heads to Florida to play the Panthers on October 10. You can still get tickets, with prices as low as $7.
9/17/15 - On the outside looking in during last year's Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Philadelphia Flyers are interested in being part of the mix in 2015-16. They'll have a new coach at the helm with hopes of cracking the top eight in the Eastern Conference, as Dave Hakstol assumes leadership of the Flyers this season. Already, star Jake Voracek is impressed—Hakstol comes with a robust hockey acumen thanks to his days at North Dakota in the collegiate ranks. With a new voice at the lead and a developing squad on the ice, there's no telling how far this year's Philly team can go! You can sneak a peek at this year's Flyers with preseason tickets, on sale now—come see Philadelphia host the Rangers on Tuesday with tickets starting at $24!
2014-2015 Season
4/8/15 - Even though the Philadelphia Flyers are out of playoff contention, they are still playing some great hockey to end their season. They will not have the chance to make it into postseason play, but they are having an impact on who will. On April 5, 2015 the Flyers took on their rival, the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Flyers were able to show them their best form of hockey with a 4-1 win. Thanks to the 46 saves Steve Mason made for the Flyers, the team was able to put all of that energy into their offensive game. Ensure that you see the Flyers live before their season comes to a close. They have a few games left, so the opportunity is slim. On April 9 they play the Carolina Hurricanes and tickets start at $14.
3/31/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers were able to pull out of their four game losing streak when they played the Chicago Blackhawks on March 25. The Flyers kept the Blackhawks at bay scoring three goals in the first two periods. The Blackhawks were finally able to sink one into the net during the third, but the Flyers answered with a goal of their own ending the game at 4-1 for the Flyers. Unfortunately their game against the San Jose Sharks didn't go as well. The Sharks came out on fire, scoring two goals in the first period to the Flyers one. Another Flyer goal in the third led both teams into a shootout where the Sharks took over for the win. See them fight for a victory against the Penguins on April 1. Tickets start at $71.
3/26/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers only have six games left this season and they want to make them count. Sitting in fifth place in the Metropolitan division, the Flyers are taking every opportunity they can to boost their 29-29 record into a winning record. Currently they are on a four game losing streak, but are looking to pull out of it and get some W's on the board. Their last game against Edmonton ended in a disappointing loss in overtime. The game was jam packed with thrilling goals, totaling four for each team until Edmonton scored the winning fifth goal. See if they can start winning again when they compete against the San Jose Sharks on March 28, 2015. Tickets are still available for $27 a piece.
3/18/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers haven't had an easy time this season. They have struggled to keep their game consistent and to pull themselves out of slumps. However, on March 14 the Flyers showed up to the ice ready to defeat the Detroit Red Wings. Even though the Red Wings have a much better standing than the Flyers, the Flyers still were able to bring home the W scoring seven goals to the Red Wings two. Playing much faster and stronger than the competitors, the Flyers matched a season high for goals in a single game. Don't miss all of the excitement and watch them hit the ice live against the Chicago Blackhawks on March 25, 2015 at their home stadium. Tickets at the Wells Fargo Center start at $33.
3/13/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers have been having a hard time performing this week. They were doing well previously, but they are now up to three consecutive losses. Most recently, the Flyers fell just short against the Dallas Stars. Philadelphia managed to take an early lead less than two minutes into the game, with Luke Schenn scoring and Carlo Colaiacovo and Jakub Voracek assisting, but they were unable to hold on to their lead. The Flyers were close, however; Dallas took the lead with only six minutes left on the clock. Next up, they will be facing the Columbus Blue Jackets, then they will return on March 14th to play against the Detroit Red Wings. There are still plenty of tickets for that game. They start at $51.
3/6/15 - With only eight home games remaining in the regular season, now might be your last chance to see the Philadelphia Flyers in action before next season. If their recent performances are any indication, these remaining games should be very exciting. They had a tough lineup, but the Flyers very much rose to the occasion. First they took on the New York Rangers, who are the second team in the Metropolitan Division, and they came away with twice as many points. More recently, the Flyers beat out the St. Louis Blues, the number two team in the Central Division, with 1-3. Your next chance to attend a Flyers game will be on March 10th when they take on the Dallas Stars. Tickets start as low as $19.
2/25/15 - After backup goalie Ray Emery went 2-4 in the absence of starter Steve Mason, the Philadelphia Flyers needed to make a change in the crease. Rob Zepp has stepped in with a 2-1 record in three starts for the Flyers, faltering only in his most recent outing, a 4-1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. Philly remains in the playoff hunt with 63 points, just four points out of the final wild card spot in the Eastern Conference. The Flyers face a tough schedule across the next week, including games versus the Rangers, Blues, and the team currently in possession of the second wild card, the Boston Bruins. First up, though, Philadelphia takes on the Maple Leafs in Toronto on Thursday night. A small number of tickets is still available from $48, so act now!
2/20/15 - With their postseason hopes in peril, the Philadelphia Flyers will hope that goaltender Steve Mason can get back on the ice sooner than later following arthroscopic knee surgery. Mason's surgery was said to be successful, and should result in a two-to-three week layoff while he recovers. With the final wild card spot still up for grabs in the East, the Flyers can't afford much time without their first-string goalie off the ice. Backup Ray Emery has gone 2-3 in the five games since Mason went down, including two shootout losses. Philly will need a strong outing to come away with a win on Saturday night, when they host the league-leading Nashville Predators at the Wells Fargo Center. Be a part of the action, with seats as low as $52!
2/12/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers took on the top team in their division, the New York Islanders, right as the Flyers were at the peak of their game this season. Now was likely when they had the best shot at toppling the reigning Metropolitan champ and they came heartbreakingly close to doing so. Nick Schultz put the Flyers in the lead just five minutes into the game, with Vincent Lecavalier assisting. Then they increased their lead halfway through the second period to 0-2. The Islanders went on the offensive and caught up, scoring twice in two minutes. In the end, it went to overtime, and then to a shootout. Unfortunately, in the seventh round, the Islanders took the win. Ultimately, the Flyers played an excellent game, and they still apparently have their momentum because they got a strong 3-1 win against the Washington Capitals following their loss.
2/4/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers are on their longest winning streak of the season. They took on the Toronto Maple Leafs, who are on their longest losing streak, on Jan. 31st. In the end, both of these streaks were increased as the Flyers add one more win, making this the fourth win in a row for them. It was, however, a very slow game, with one point being scored four minutes in by Michael Del Zotto, and then no others for the rest of the game. The Flyers were very much on the defensive, blocking 30 different shots by the Leafs, while only taking 18 shots themselves. Their strategy paid off, however, and they came away 0-1. They play the top team for their division next, the New York Islanders, which promises to be a very exciting game. Tickets start at only $23.
1/30/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers sit in fifth place in the Metropolitan Division with a 20-22-7 record just past the halfway point of the NHL season. They lost an important player for eight games when the NHL suspended Zac Rinaldo for charging and boarding in a game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Flyers continue playing at home for another three games. Thursday (1/29) the Winnipeg Jets come to town. On Saturday (1/31) another Canadian team, the Toronto Maple Leafs join the Flyers on the ice. The New York Islanders wrap up the six game stretch on Thursday (2/5). Come out and see the team while they're on home ice. Razorgator offers tickets for these games so that you can cheer for your Flyers and watch great hockey.
1/22/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers lost 4-7 in their second to last outing before the break in the regular season for the NHL All Star Weekend on Monday, Jan. 19. The Islanders started the game strong, scoring three goals by the fifth minute of the second period. The Flyers worked hard to turn the game around, bringing the game to 4-2 by the end of the second period. However, a power play in the third period gave the Islanders what they needed to secure the victory. The Flyers will look to end this part of the season with a win when they face the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday, Jan. 20. They come back from the break with a game against the Arizona Coyotes on Tuesday, Jan. 27. Tickets remain on sale, starting at $15.
1/15/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers pulled a major upset when they beat the Tampa Bay Lightening 7-3 on Monday, Jan. 12. In the first seven minutes of the second period, the Flyers were able to score four goals, with the help of Mark Streit, Brayden Schenn, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare, and Jakub Voracek. Michael Raffl scored a fifth goal in the second period, and the other two goals by Chris VandeVelde and R.J. Umberger came in the first period. Newbie goalie Rob Zepp, with only his second start of his NHL career, and first home start, made 21 saves to help seal the victory for the Flyers. The Flyers will look to maintain this momentum when they face the Washington Capitals on Wednesday, Jan. 14, before heading home to play the Vancouver Canucks the next day. Tickets remain available, starting at $19.
1/9/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers broke their five game losing streak when they beat the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday, Jan. 6th, with a final score of 2-1. The game remained scoreless until the third period. Forward Wayne Simmonds was the VIP of the game, providing both a goal during regulation and the game-deciding goal during the shootout. This game marked the first time the team has won during a shootout in the past 11 tries. Another valuable player during the game was goalie Steve Mason, who saved 41 shots on goal by the Senators and stopped four of the five shots during the shootout. The Flyers will look to turn the game into a winning streak when they face the Washington Capitals on Jan. 8th, followed by the Boston Bruins on Jan. 10, with tickets starting at $52.
1/1/15 - The Philadelphia Flyers lost 2-4 against the Arizona Coyotes on December 29. The team made a late attempt to beat the Coyotes with two goals by R.J. Umberger in a period of three minutes in the latter part of the third period, which brought them within just one goal of the Coyotes. However, the Coyotes cinched their victory when they scored once more with less than a minute left. The Flyers next face the Colorado Avalanche on New Year's Eve for the last battle of 2014. They will strive to regain the moment they lost, even though they have not won in Colorado in the past 12 years. The Flyers start the New Year with two away games, first against the Carolina Hurricanes on January 2nd (tickets starting at $14) and then the New Jersey Devils on January 3rd (tickets starting at $29).
12/22/14 - The Philadelphia Flyers came away victoriously from their game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday. Although they were behind for a bit in the first period, they managed to get ahead with a final score of 7-4. The Flyers' win marked the end of a five-game winning streak for Toronto. Nicklas Grossman reached a career high with three goals in a single season. Claude Giroux had two goals and two assists. Saturday also marked the highest number of goals that the Flyers have scored in a single game yet this season. The Flyers continued their winning streak against the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday, ending the game in overtime with a score of 4-3. You can see the Philadelphia Flyers face off against the Ottawa Senators at home on January 6. Tickets start at $21.
12/19/14 - The Philadelphia Flyers fell just short on Thursday when they took on the Florida Panthers. The very low scoring game started with Florida scoring once in the first period and the Flyers tying the game in the second period. A quiet third led to overtime. Then, neither team was able to score in overtime either and the game went into a shootout. Florida ended the game in the sixth round, bringing the final score to 2-1. This unfortunate loss is only the Flyers' second in a row, but does bring them to 11-14-6 and sixth for the Metropolitan Division. This was Philadelphia's last home game until January 6th. They have their work cut out for them if they want a chance to catch up in the league, with eight upcoming away games, starting with the Toronto Maple Leafs on the 20th.
12/12/14 - The Philadelphia Flyers just recently ended their 6-game losing streak and it looked like they might be heading that way again. However, on Thursday's game, the Flyers were able to pull out a strong victory over the New Jersey Devils. They were able to shut out the Devils in the first and third period and ended the game with 1-4. Sean Couturier and Matt Read each got one score and one assist while Mark Streit and Claude Giroux each got two assists. Philadelphia also took almost twice as many shots as the Devils. This brings the Flyer to 10-13-5, but hopefully this game can get them some momentum. They continue their series of home games with the Carolina Hurricanes on the 13th. Tickets start at $18.
12/5/14 - The season continues to be rocky for the Philadelphia Flyers, who have now lost four games in a row. When taking on the New York Rangers on Saturday, the Flyers were able to tie the game before the first period ended and then hold a lead in the second for a few minutes. Unfortunately, a rough third period ended the game 2-5. Jakub Voracek was the star of the Flyers, scoring one point and getting one assist. Brayden Schenn was also able to get two assists. This game brings them to 8-12-3 and places them 6th in the Metropolitan Division out of 8. However, they are close behind the New Jersey Devils. The Flyers will return to Philadelphia on the 11th to take on the Devils. Tickets are available for $24.
11/26/14 - The Philadelphia Flyers rank 6th in the Metropolitan Division after 20 games in the NHL season. They had a disappointing loss to the New York Islanders when the game came down to the shootout with no goals scored in any period or overtime by either team. The Flyers are ready to have a double match against the New York Rangers over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. On Friday the Flyers host the Rangers, then on Saturday, they go to Madison Square Garden where the Rangers play host. The Flyers stay on the road after their game in New York for three more games. You'll want to catch them on home ice while you can and enjoy the camaraderie of the fans during a great hockey game. Get your tickets for this exciting matchup.
11/19/14 - The Philadelphia Flyers had a tough defeat on Saturday against the Montreal Canadiens. Unable to score in the first period, the Flyers ended the game with half the points as their opponents: 3-6. Worse still, Philadelphia's captain, Claude Giroux, injured his ankle. It wasn't clear at the time how this would affect their upcoming games, but now it looks like he'll be out for the games on Wednesday and Thursday. Philadelphia is hopeful that he'll be back on the ice before Saturday, when they take on the Columbus Blue Jets, having missed only two games. Giroux is absolutely the Flyers' top scorer and some say he may be the best scorer in the league. It'll be rough without him, so if you'd like to go and cheer them to victory, tickets are still available for Thursday's game for $35.
11/14/14 -The Philadelphia Flyers are on a 3 game winning streak as they go out on the road to face the Montreal Canadiens then the New York Rangers before coming home on November 20 to host the Minnesota Wild. At 7-5-2, the Flyers are 5th in the Metropolitan Division, but they are 6-2-0 in their last 8 games. They're coming on stronger than they did when the season opened. The Flyers' Jakub Vorácek has been red hot this season with 13 total points in 9 games, and he leads the league with 11 assists. He's a huge factor in the Flyers' stronger game. You can still get tickets to the games to give your team the support it needs to bring the wins home so they qualify for the playoffs this year.
11/6/14 - This Thursday could prove to be a game changer as the Philadelphia Flyers go head-to-head with the Florida Panthers. Florida sitting at 4-2-4 will certainly be hoping to push Philadelphia's standings heavier in losses, but the Flyers have other plans. With their home advantage, Philadelphia fans are expecting their Flyers to send Florida packing with their tails between their legs. Doing so could provide the momentum Philadelphia needs to climb up the rankings of their Metropolitan division which has many teams battling neck and neck. Fans can get a great view of the action from which they can urge their team forward to a two game winning streak by purchasing tickets now to ensure they get a good seat. Starting at $15 per seat, the remaining seats aren't likely to last.
10/29/14 - The Philadelphia Flyers are one of four teams in the Metropolitan Division with 10 points – along with Washington, the New York Rangers, and New Jersey – and are making a swing through Florida this weekend in an effort to gain some separation on division rivals.
10/23/14 - It's a tightly packed bunch in the NHL's Metropolitan Division, with seven of the eight teams separated by just two points. One of those teams is the Philadelphia Flyers, whose six points puts them tied with Columbus and in-state and division rival Pittsburgh.
The Philadelphia Flyers triumphed over a shaky start to earn a postseason berth and as the No.3 seed in the Metropolitan Division, and 6th in the East. Claude Giroux may have stumbled out of the starting block, but he ended the year as a Hart Trophy finalist and led Philly into their Round 1 series against archival Blueshirts from New York. The Rangers eliminated the Flyers in seven heart-pounding games, but this team is ready for a return trip to the playoffs and and even deeper campaign in the 2014-2015 season.
Because of their salary cap, the Flyers made little noise in the offseason. In GM Ron Hexall's first year in Philly, the team's biggest move was the departure of Scott Hartnell in exchange for RJ Umberger. Veteran defensemen Kimmo Timonem is sidelined indefinitely with a blood clot, and will be replaced by Michael Del Zotto until his return. With net minder Steve Mason and last year's playoff-caliber team returning generally in-tact, don't hesitate to lock in those Philadelphia Flyers tickets and see them improve upon last year's campaign!
The Philadelphia Flyers' 82 game-slate opens up with a rough October schedule. Nine of their first 10 games are against playoff teams, with a highlight bout against the Los Angeles Kings on Oct. 28. The Stanley Cup Champions return to Philadelphia with familiar faces Mike Richards, Jeff Carter and Justin Williams. An important divisional game surfaces on Nov. 14 against Columbus, when Scott Hartnell returns to Pennsylvania in a different jersey. Don't miss out on Philadelphia Flyers tickets when their bitter foes, the New York Rangers, come to town on Nov. 28 for a Round 1 rematch. Another can't miss game lands in Philly on Jan. 20 when the Pittsburgh Penguins make their first trip to Wells Fargo Center.
2013-2014 Season
4/30/14 – The Philadelphia Flyers evened the first round series last night in front of a home crowd with a 5-2 takedown of the New York Rangers in Game 6. Wayne Simmonds recorded a hat trick and defenseman Erik Gustafsson scored out of the penalty box in his 2014 postseason debut. The Flyers will look to stop the Rangers Game 7 win streak on home-ice tonight (avg. $292) to advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Just a short train ride away from Philly, grab your last minute Flyers tickets to tonight's game and watch this battle live!
4/21/14 – Philly rallied for a 4-2 victory over the New York Rangers to even the first round playoff series as they head home for the first 2014 postseason game at Wells Fargo Center (get-in $90). The Flyers had lost nine straight at Madison Square Garden before Sunday's victory, which included an 0-3 mark this season. Ray Emery, in for starter Steve Mason, settled quickly after an early Rangers lead that included goals from Benoit Pouliot and Martin St. Louis, finishing with 31 saves. With their confidence restored, the Flyers will have home-ice for Games 3 (Tues.) and 4 (Thurs.) before returning to New York for Game 5.
4/17/14 – Philly will renew its playoff rivalry with division foes
New York Rangers
. In what is sure to be a hard-fought, physical series, the Flyers will need to play consistently as they did in the latter half of the regular season and show why they are one of the best offensive clubs in the league. Unfortunately, they'll be without Steve Mason in goal in Games One and potentially Game Two after suffering an injury in the finale. The average price of
NHL playoff tickets
in the first round is $233; however this bitter showdown is one of the pricier series at $305. Philly tickets at Wells Fargo Center for Games 3 (avg. $166), Game 4 (avg. $196), and Game 5 if nec. (avg. $204) are much cheaper than Madison Square Garden ticket prices. The Flyers and Rangers split the regular season record at two apiece.
4/7/14 – The Flyers ended their four-game losing streak Sunday with a 5-2 win over Buffalo. Philly swept the season series 3-0 and won its fifth straight at home. Maintaining their third place standing in the Metro Division, Philadelphia has four games left on their regular-season schedule. Trailing second-place New York Rangers by two points, the Flyers will try and stay out of the wild card slots. Saturday's game in Pittsburgh against the division-leading Penguins will be one to watch, the Philadelphia Flyers have won both of their previous two meetings. Philadelphia Flyers tickets start at $48 for the regular-season finale at Wells Fargo Center on Sunday.
4/1/14 – The Flyers are in sixth in the Eastern Conference, two points ahead of the Detroit Red Wings. In addition to Steve Downie (concussion) being day to day, defenseman Kimmo Timonen (upper-body) will miss Tuesday's game against the St. Louis Blues. Erik Gustafsson will step in to fill the hole in the lineup; it will be the defenseman's first time competing in over a month. Philadelphia returns home to face the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday (min. $28). The cheapest Philadelphia Flyers tickets for Sunday's game against the Buffalo Sabres are also $28.
3/24/14 – The red-hot Flyers have won five in a row, outscoring their opponent 19-8. Their latest victory came against the Western Conference-leading St. Louis Blues on Saturday in which the Flyers erased a 1-0 deficit in a strong second period. Wayne Simmonds has scored five goals in the last five games while Claude Giroux has recorded 10 points. Can Philly continue their win streak tonight against the Los Angeles Kings (avg. $67) in the cheapest remaining regular-season home game? The last time the two teams met, the Flyers got the W and the shutout.
3/18/14 – The Flyers are coming off a 4-3 win over rival Pittsburgh Penguins to sweep a weekend home-and-home series. Philadelphia improved to 5-1-1 in its last seven and sits in sixth in the East. If the
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3/10/14 – After recording three straight victories, the Toronto Maples Leafs beat the Flyers in overtime. Claude Giroux had 9 goals and 9 assists in his last 11 games heading into Saturday's loss, and the team was coming off a second straight win against the Caps to take rivalry night and the season series. The most expensive game remaining on the Flyers schedule is Saturday's matchup against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Wells Fargo Center-PA (avg. $198). If you're looking for cheaper seats, try Tuesday's game against the New Jersey Devils (avg. $72).
3/3/14 – The Flyers rallied from a two-goal deficit for a 5-4 overtime victory on Sunday; a situation opponent Washington is all too familiar with, being that it was the 14th time this season the Capitals could not hold on to a two-goal lead. One night earlier, Philadelphia made up some ground in the NHL standings with a win over the New York Rangers in a playoff preview. The Flyers hold the second spot in the Metropolitan Division with 70 points, one more than the third place Rangers.
2/25/14 – Philadelphia will see Pittsburgh three more times this season; the Penguins have the best winning percentage (.689) of the opponents remaining on the Philadelphia Flyers' regular season schedule. The most expensive game at Wells Fargo Center-PA is the only home game against the Penguins for Philly – averaging $203 on March 15. Fourteen of the Flyers' 23 outstanding games will be played on home ice, so get out to a game and cheer on the team; Philadelphia Flyers tickets are just under the NHL average price at $101.
2/19/14 - Four of the five Flyers who headed to the Olympic Games are on their way home, but the one remaining is headed to the semifinals – defenceman Kimmo Timonen. Timonen and the Fins upset Russia earlier today in the Quarterfinals to advance to Friday's Semifinals for the right play in the Gold Medal game. In eight days, the Flyers' will be back on the ice at Wells Fargo Center-PA to play the San Jose Sharks. Get in on the post-Olympic hype and welcome back your Philly team in their first game back for a mere $32!
2/3/14 – Wayne Simmonds' scored his 100th career goal in the Flyers' 2-0 shutout Saturday over the Los Angeles Kings. A third straight game against a Pacific Division team is on the horizon as Philadelphia will fly to Northern California to take on the San Jose Sharks Monday night. Upon completion, it's back to Philly for two games before the Olympic break. Philadelphia Flyers tickets against the Avs (2/6) start at $23, while Flyers tickets versus the Flames (2/8)will cost you a minimum of $38 at Wells Fargo Center this week.
1/29/14 – The Flyers ended their four game skid Tuesday night, picking up a win against the Red Wings. Philadelphia will travel to the West Coast for three games against NHL leading Anaheim Ducks, Los Angeles Kings, and San Jose Sharks. While the Flyers did lose the last meeting with all three Pacific Division teams, the team is coming off a shutout with positive energy surrounding their game. An injury scare from alternate Flyers captain Scott Hartnell had fans on edge, but he looked as good as ever in the win over Detroit. Philadelphia Flyers tickets for remaining games played at Wells-Fargo Center-PA are averaging $107, $23 under the League mean price.
The lockout shortened 2012-13 season was a disappointing one for the Flyers, as they missed the playoffs for the first time since 2006-2007. While the team did sign veteran center Vincent Lecavalier this offseason, coach Paul Holmgren will look for improvement from a roster without many changes. Average price for Flyers tickets this upcoming season is $118. The most expensive home game comes against the in-state rival
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Sorry if this sounds a bit daft, but is there anybody on the forum that would provide the stitching service if I email the pics to them.
I have a NN3, EOS 20d, 10-22 efs lens, and will shortly be taking some pics for my website.
I am trying to get a panorama shot (stitched, flat picture, that sits the full width of the web page) and one good 360 degree tour sample, to advertise 360 tours as part of a photographic offering.
I am planning on purchasing Realviz unlimited (or whatever it is now called), but fear that the learning curve to produce a good job may take a while.
Is it viable for me to subcontract out this side of things?


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I had a discussion with a friend on how many language one should learn to be able to be understood worldwide? My estimate would be with around 4-5 languages, but this is a gut feeling which I cannot verify. My friend was really firm in his statement, that you only need to speak English. It is the global language. According to him, there will be always someone around being sufficient in English. Is he correct, or are there regions where you need to speak another language then English, to travel around.
This year I travelled from London to Mongolia overland. There was a period from leaving Saint Petersburg, Russia to reaching Khiva, Uzbekistan - where for 10 days, I did not hear any native English. Two people had broken English, that was it.
So no, it will NOT get you by wherever you are in the world. However, you can still get by - with hand signals, learning a few key words, and even resorting to drawing pictures to make yourself understood.
Generally in big cities in most countries there will be someone around who speaks a few words of English, at the least. Not always. Even at embassies in some Central Asian countries, I had no English spoken to me. Going to the hospital at Iguazu Falls - arguably one of the top tourist spots in South America, and there was zero English - that was lots of fun with my limited dictionary and wild gesticulating!
So to answer your question about whether you can get around with just English - no, English will not get you everywhere, but there are other forms of expression/communication that will.
As for languages, Spanish (South America), French (lots of the world and Africa), Russian for all ex-Soviet states, and Mandarin, and you've got a ton of the world covered.
While some people have mentioned that you sometimes get a translation in English on signs, I've found that especially in ex-Soviet states, this often isn't the case.
That doesn't mean you can't get by. Sometimes a picture with the words is worth a thousand words:
(landmine warning on the Tajikistan border with Afghanistan)
English is a global language, and it is definitely the most widely used language, but to say that knowing will get around everywhere without a problem is entirely wrong.
Hotels will generally have someone who speaks English. However, government officials (police, conductors, even customs and those who sell train tickets, aren't as likely.
I've been stopped in Germany where the policeman had to go find someone who spoke English. I've been in places in Bulgaria and Czech Republic where I communicated by waving my hands or by using very common English words that they may recognize.
Knowing German, Spanish, or French definitely helps in being able to communicate.
You said EVERYWHERE so the answer is no. Try getting around in rural Thailand with just English. I would say there's a lot of places you can't get by with just English. But within Thailand, only Bangkok and the big tourist destinations are the only places English will get you by. Even in Chiangmai, there will be times when you will need a translator or assistance of some sort.
I think the problem you would face is not being able to read the local language rather than having problems with spoken communication.
Most European "Romance" languages are fairly similar so you would perhaps work out which sign was pointing to the train station if you couldn't find someone who speaks English nearby but when visiting somewhere where all of the road signs are in Kanji for example you would find it impossible to distinguish anything.
Really depends on where you go. In Europe, Australia/Pacific region and big cities with a lot of international visitors you will always find someone who speaks (at least some) English.
In eastern Europe you should rather know Russian, or Czech, or wherever the local language is. Russian will even be useful in Mongolia and the northern towns of China.
South and Central America is different, even at the US/Mexican border some people did not understand English.
German is only useful in Central Europe, terrible grammar-wise and has some things in it that doesn't really make sense - for example the last 2 digits are spelled out reverse if you count (23 -> drei und zwanzig -> 3+20; always confuses the heck out of me if someone tells me a price or street address), and the Swiss and Austrian spoken German is even hard to understand for Germans.
I would go with English, Spanish and Mandarin, those are the most spoken languages in the world.
Mandarin is high-ranked in number of speakers, but that is because China is so huge, so that its use is mostly restricted to China. It won't help you much in Japan, or Korea, for example. The same is true with Hindi, whose high number of speakers is limited to India.
English, Spanish and French, on the other hand, have a much wider reach in terms of countries. With those 3 you can get by very well in most of America, Africa and Europe, except Eastern Europe, where knowing some Russian would be useful.
Was it a native English speaker who said this to you Andra, by any chance? Have a feeling it was. Yes English is the global language, but you will not get by with it everywhere in the world. This is largely an American viewpoint, as they are largely isolated from the world in a huge country and don't travel much outside it, partly understand this, but it is not the correct viewpoint. Yes, you will largely get by with English in many places today in Europe, Asia, and without any doubt in North America and Oceania. However Africa and Latin America are different stories. You will get by in English in Africa in former British colonies.However, in most other countries, you will need some French, in 3 or 4 Portugeuse. French is still a significant lingua franca in Africa. In Latin America, you generally need some Spanish, or Portugeuse perhaps in Brazil, but I've heard from some sources you can get by in Brazil with Spanish as its quite similar. So your friend is only partly correct, you can get by with English on certain continents, but not all, the evidence is there. Even if you can get by mainly with English, it never hurts to know a few words in the host language, it can make a difference to your trip.
Except from English, the status of global languages have: Russian, Spanish, French, Arabic and Chinese. I assume you come from English-speaking country, so you can easily test your friend's statement checking how much people speak those in your environment.
While the statement that in every country you will find someone speaking English is generally true, it applies:
Geographically, in Germanic-speaking countries English is well known, because of language similarities. In most European countries many young people learn English, but the older generation in Eastern Europe usually have learnt Russian
In a nutshell:
BUT ultimately, even with 4 or 5 carefully chosen languages, you won't always find someone who understands one of the languages you speak, you won't be able to read any sign or document you might come across or communicate with everybody you see. It comes down to what you mean by "getting around", where exactly you want to go and how much you want to engage with the locals but I don't see any particular reason why 3 or 5 or … would be the number of languages you need.
One more data point--while English education seems to be required in China that doesn't mean people actually learn to speak it. I got quite a surprise one day when I realized the clerk in the internet cafe actually did know some English--but even when I knew exactly what she was saying I couldn't understand her at all. (She could, however, spell the words perfectly.)
I have also managed to go a week over there without hearing a word of English (other than from my wife) except for a group of students practicing their English on us once. I also didn't see a white face in that time.
When you're on the foreign tourist path there's usually some English about because without it it's pretty hard to sell to those foreigners who have money. It gets tiring at times with them always trying to interest me even when she tells them we aren't interested. Get off the path, though, and the English vanishes. Instead of being the target of every salesman around it's like I'm invisible.
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Nearly 75% of Americans and 68% of Canadians said they support or somewhat support the project, which would carry heavy crude from the Alberta oil sands to the US Gulf for refining. "Energy security, particularly in the US, is driving views on energy issues," said Nik Nanos, president of Nanos Research.
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A majority of Americans and Canadians back TransCanada's
proposed Keystone XL pipeline and say securing a stable energy
supply for North America should be a bigger priority than
reducing carbon emissions, a poll
released Tuesday found.
Nearly 75% of Americans and 68% of Canadians indicated they
"support" or "somewhat support" the project, which would carry heavy
crude from the Alberta oil sands to the US Gulf Coast for refining, according to the poll
conducted by Ottawa-based Nanos Research.
The poll also asked participants -- 1,007 Americans and
1,013 Canadians -- which was more important: reducing
greenhouse-gas emissions or having North America
free from oil imports? Both a majority of Americans and
Canadians, 63% and 55%, respectively, suggested reducing
reliance on oil imports trumped environmental policy.
"Energy security, particularly in the US, is driving views
on energy issues," said Nik Nanos, president of Nanos
Environmentalists argue that development of the Alberta oil
sands for the crude that Keystone would carry will increase emissions of greenhouse gases.
The poll contacted Americans between March 28 and April 7,
and Canadians between April 6 and April 9.
The Obama administration is, for a second time, reviewing
TransCanada's application to build Keystone after rejecting the
project in 2012. Keystone faces
stiff opposition in the US from environmental groups and key
Democratic policy makers.
Canada's Conservative government, led by Prime Minister
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The context for this question is from page 284 - 287 of Berger's paper: http://pdn.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=MiamiImageURL&_cid=272332&_user=209810&_pii=S0021869398976785&_check=y&_origin=article&_zone=toolbar&_coverDate=1999--01&view=c&originContentFamily=serial&wchp=dGLbVlS-zSkzS&md5=2dd8e0d714d264cf7c4acdd9ec58ac84&pid=1-s2.0-S0021869398976785-main.pdf
Particularly, in his assumption at the top of page 287, he says that "From now on, assume that our map $\pi_\mathfrak{p}$ surjects onto $\text{PU}_2(\zeta,\mathcal{O}_K/\mathfrak{p})\cong \text{PSL}_2(\mathbb{F}_q)$, that $q$ is odd, and that $(6,k) = 1$, where $k = \sharp\langle -\zeta\rangle$."
I'm guessing that he's assuming the conditions in proposition 2 (from the previous page) to be true, so that $\pi_\mathfrak{p}$ surjects onto $\text{PU}_2(\zeta,\mathcal{O}_K/\mathfrak{p}) = \text{PSU}_2(\mathcal{O}_K/\mathfrak{p})$, and that he's claiming that the latter group is isomorphic to $\text{PSL}_2(\mathbb{F}_q)$.
Is this generally true?
Also, on page 284, where he gives the matrix $H$ for the hermitian form, he claims that $H\in GL_{n-1}(\mathbb{Z}[t,t^{-1}])$, but the matrix he gives obviously does not lie in that group.
Where might I find a good book on unitary matrices over finite fields?
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27 Dec 2012 4:05 AM #1
Capture change listener from Textfield
Is it possible to add listener to textfield?
If we give some value to textfield then it must change the value to uppercase.
Thanks in advance,
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I'd suggest taking a look at the "change" event on Ext.form.field.Field. You can add a listener to any number of fields and manipulate the data on change however you see fit.
Here's an example: http://jsfiddle.net/existdissolve/PDQzy/


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6 Famous Geniuses You Didn't Know Were Perverts
Since it seems like every movie star, athlete and politician is just a sex scandal waiting to happen, you could almost think that it's not possible to be a prominent person without also having an utterly depraved sex life behind the scenes.
And looking back at the great men of history... we're starting to wonder if that's right on the money.
#6. Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein, Time magazine's man of the century, is simply the most famous scientist in the history of the planet. He was the first to postulate the theory of relativity, he convinced FDR to build the atomic bomb, he was offered the chance to be the first president of Israel and is considered the father of modern physics. You wouldn't automatically think of a physics geek as getting more ass than a toilet seat, but...
But Behind Closed Doors...
When he wasn't sciencing the shit out of everything, Einstein spent his time postulating his wiener into as many women as possible. Even though he was married twice (once to his cousin), he cheated on both of his wives with about 10 different women. Though in his defense, he presented his first wife with a list of rules, one of which was "expect neither intimacy nor fidelity."
"Pipes, however, are to be expected."
Before Einstein finally settled on his cousin Elsa, he apparently almost married her 22-year-old daughter instead (Elsa was his first cousin through his mother's side AND second cousin through his father's side. In addition to the theory of relativity, Einstein was the only human capable of conceptualizing the branches of his own family tree that he had sex with). Then he supposedly got some side action from Elsa's sister when they were younger, which he defended in a letter to Elsa by pointing out "You can't blame me; we were young and she was willing."
We imagine he used the same defense when he was caught boning his best friend's niece years later.
"See those women down there? I've just decided to pork them all."
Einstein would also write to his stepdaughter and wife to tell them which women he was currently sexifying, and sometimes had his stepdaughter act as a messenger to deliver letters to his mistresses, because if you're going to not give a fuck you might as well go all the way.
#5. Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was such a prodigy that he began writing symphonies at age five, which our male readers may remember as the age when they still didn't understand the difference between poop and finger paint. Also he was the greatest composer ever.
But Behind Closed Doors...
When Mozart wasn't writing one of his 600 masterpieces he was writing letters to his female cousin, the contents of which were usually in a basic rhyme scheme and seriously screwed up. There are tons of snippets to choose from out there, but nothing quite sums up Mozart's dirtiness as well as when he told his cousin that he wanted to "shit on her nose" and watch it "drip down her chin."
Falco was forced to remove this verse from "Rock Me Amadeus."
He would also send letters to his own mother, who thought it was great fun and would often write him back in the same vein. Much like the above letter and the one running down a shrimp's back, this vein contained way more poop than you'd expect. One of his letters to his mom included the passage "Yesterday, though, we heard the king of farts/ It smelled as sweet as honey tarts/ While it wasn't in the strongest of voice/ It still came on as a powerful noise." Another ended with "I now wish you goodnight, shit in your bed with all your might, sleep with peace on your mind and try to kiss your own behind. [...] Oh my ass burns like fire! What on earth is the meaning of this! ---- maybe muck wants to come out? yes, yes, muck..."
The same genius that wrote "Piano Concerto No 24 in C Minor" also wrote a gem called "Lick My Ass," a classical party ballad meant to be sung by six people at a time, and followed it up with a sequel called "Lick My Ass Nice and Clean," the lyrics of which we have included below:
Lick my ass nicely,
lick it nice and clean,
nice and clean, lick my ass.
That's a greasy desire,
nicely buttered,
like the licking of roast meat, my daily activity.
Three will lick more than two,
come on, just try it,
and lick, lick, lick.
Everybody lick his own ass himself.
We figure it's only a matter of time until this song gets remixed by T-Pain.
#4. James Joyce
James Joyce is regarded as one of the most important writers of the 1900s and his novel Ulysses is considered the epitome of Modernist literature.
More importantly, he had a goddamn eye patch.
But Behind Closed Doors...
Joyce's devoted fan base was treated to a look inside his mind when a collection of letters he wrote to his wife were published in 1975. But you see, Joyce lived in an era before cell phones, webcams or Internet porn, so when he was away from his wife they'd send each other dirty letters, probably because the erotic telegraph tended to produce confusing messages.
"Harder. Stop. Deeper. Stop. Don't Stop. Stop."
Well, that's pretty tame stuff. It's his wife, after all. Though Joyce liked to start his letters off with a bang, so rather than "To Whom It May Concern," we get opening lines like "My sweet little whorish Nora I did as you told me, you dirty little girl, and pulled myself off twice when I read your letter." This is followed by "I wish you would smack me or flog me even. Not in play, dear, in earnest and on my naked flesh. I wish you were strong, strong, dear, and had a big full proud bosom and big fat thighs. I would love to be whipped by you, Nora love!"
OK, still not that bad...
"At every fuck I gave you your shameless tongue came bursting out through your lips and if I gave you a bigger stronger fuck than usual, fat dirty farts came spluttering out of your backside. You had an arse full of farts that night, darling, and I fucked them out of you, big fat fellows, long windy ones, quick little merry cracks and a lot of tiny little naughty farties ending in a long gush from your hole."
Huh. That's, uh... whose idea was it to release these letters again?
"It is wonderful to fuck a farting woman when every fuck drives one out of her. I think I would know Nora's fart anywhere. I think I could pick hers out in a roomful of farting women. It is a rather girlish noise not like the wet windy fart which I imagine fat wives have. It is sudden and dry and dirty like what a bold girl would let off in fun in a school dormitory at night. I hope Nora will let off no end of her farts in my face so that I may know their smell also. "
Now we know how he lost that eye.


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