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Jump the gun

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Music video by Tim Christensen performing Jump The Gun.

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Out on a limb

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Joseph Arthur - Out On A Limb (Official)

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Joseph Arthur "Out On A Limb" The Graduation Ceremony For more on Joseph visit: http://www.josepharthur.com Directed by Myriam Santos Edited by Kyle McCullough

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Out of the woods

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this is a cover of Nickel Creek's cover of Sinead Lohan's song Out of the Woods i hope you enjoy it!

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The Greater Travelers Rest Baptist Church ~ The House of Hope 4650 Flat Shoals Parkway * Decatur, Georgia 30034 Phone: 404-243-9336 * Fax: 404-212-1265 *

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Parker Posey and the hunt for the busy bee.

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Parker Posey and the hunt for the busy bee.

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We end up with two penalties based on not moving our feet. 

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NASHVILLE * They scored three goals in the first 14 minutes of the game. Their goaltender made 11 saves. They won the face-off battle 68 percent to 32.

If Nashville had known beforehand that those would be the key statistics after the first period Thursday night, few Predators would have doubted the Blues were capable of jumping out like that.

"We were told and reminded many times today that they were going to be a fast-starting club," Nashville forward Steve Sullivan said. "We might have caught them off-guard in how fast we started. We kind of turned the tables on them tonight."

Sullivan, who lived up to his reputation as a Blues' killer, scored two of the first-period goals and Nashville held off the Blues' third-period rally in a 4-3 victory at Bridgestone Arena.

The loss was the first of the season for the Blues (2-1) and extended the Predators' winning streak over them to five games.

If the Blues didn't outplay Nashville in the final two periods, they certainly dictated much of the play. But the Note couldn't overcome a disastrous first period, in which they were caught flat-footed.

"They came out a little harder than we expected, with them playing last night," Blues forward T.J. Oshie said. "It kind of surprised us, which shouldn't happen."

Oshie was one of several players in the Blues' locker room to note their surprise with the early aggressiveness of Nashville, which won 3-2 in Chicago on Wednesday night and traveled back to Music City after the game.

"I don't think we should be surprised by how hard Nashville plays in this building," Blues coach Davis Payne said. "I don't think we brought enough attention to the first period. We were slow to react, slow to move our feet. We end up with two penalties based on not moving our feet. All of the sudden, we're trying to chase from behind a pretty good hockey team."

After Marcel Goc gave Nashville a 1-0 lead 56 seconds into the game, the Blues put the Predators on a 5-on-3 power play for 1 minute, 50 seconds. Brad Boyes took a holding penalty, followed by a delay-of-game call against Eric Brewer for shooting the puck over the glass.

Sullivan then answered with his first of two goals, putting the Predators ahead 2-0 with a slap shot from the slot.

Jay McClement cut the Blues' deficit to 2-1 with 6:23 left in the first period, but 15 seconds later, Sullivan added his second goal to rebuild the two-goal lead.

Sullivan nearly had a first-period hat trick, but with two seconds remaining, Blues goaltender Jaroslav Halak stoned him on the doorstep. Sullivan's two goals gave him 21 goals and 49 points in 57 career games against the Blues.

The Blues went on their first power play midway through the second period and Oshie capitalized with a highlight-reel goal, beating goalie Anders Lindback with a backhand. It was part of a stretch in which the Blues were outshooting the Predators 10-1 and gaining control.

"My goal kind of sparked us a little bit, but then they got one right back," Oshie said. "It's hard to battle back from four goals."

Patric Hornqvist netted a power-play goal with 3:39 remaining in the second period, cleaning up a rebound after a shot by Cal O'Reilly. It was a rebound that Halak, who allowed four goals on 22 shots Thursday, normally doesn't allow.

"There were mistakes made by all of our guys," Payne said. "I know he would have certainly liked opportunities on a couple of them, but some of those opportunities shouldn't have got to him."

The Blues were two for 18 on the power play before Thursday night, but they went two for five against the Predators after Patrik Berglund netted a man-advantage goal 5:13 into the third period.

That goal cut the Predators' lead to one, but even with a power-play for the final 1:02 of regulation, and a 6-on-4 advantage after the Blues pulled Halak, the club couldn't get the equalizer.

"I think the level of play tonight, compared to the level of play the last game, was a world of difference," Blues forward David Backes said. "They had four lines that were willing to do the dirty work, stop pucks, win battles. ... I don't think we quite had that dedication. For a team that played out of town last night and we sat here, we've got to be the fresher, aggressor in this situation. Something to learn from."

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NASHVILLE * They scored three goals in the first 14 minutes of the game. Their goaltender made 11 saves. They won the face-off battle 68 percent to 32. If Nashville had known beforehand that those would be the key statistics after the first period Thursday night, few Predators would have doubted the Blues were capable of jumping out like that.

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end up with- finally be in a particular place or situation

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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.