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...Golden Knights’ goaltender. The added pressure worked, as Smith made it 3-0 with 3:40 left to play in the first period. But the Golden Knights weren’t finished. With just 0:35 to go in the first period, Clarkson finally scored when Lauri Tuohimaa slipped the puck in behind freshman goaltender Matt Hoyle. The Crimson found the back of the net twice in the final two periods, which lacked the intensity that characterized play in the opening frame. With 2:10 to go in the second period, McCollem took advantage of the forecheck...
...highest growth rates in Europe until recently. But, hit by the global credit crunch and economic downturn, the Baltics are now leading Europe into recession. By some estimates, Estonia's economy may already be shrinking. "There's an Estonian saying: Every party ends in tears," says Maris Lauri, an economist at Hansabank, a subsidiary of Sweden's Swedbank...
...says the Recording Industry Association of America and its international affiliate, the IFPI, which insist that Western record labels haven't received a dime in license fees. Nor have those copyright protectors authorized ROMS or FAIR to collect payments. The Russians "set up this bogus licensing scheme," says Lauri Rechardt, litigation director for the IFPI, "and quite clearly it's not a problem for the authorities." Counters ROMS general manager Oleg Nezus: "Foreign organizations that lay claims about pirate use...are either adventurists or idiots." (E-mails to Mediaservices were not returned...
...Lauri Gors, director of public relations for the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, said filming is beneficial to the city's image, as well as its economy...
...Prices are prohibitive, economic reform is achingly slow and political development has stalled. "Life hasn't suddenly become bright and easy," says Kaupo Pollisinski, spokesman for the Bank of Estonia. The struggle for independence has left many Balts politically apathetic. "For two years I went to every demonstration," says Lauri Sillak, a 23-year-old Estonian artist. "I like independence, but I'm tired of politics now." The republics expected a disproportionate amount of attention from the West, but that has waned, and some Baltic leaders are worried that Europe and the U.S. may neglect the very countries in which...