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HELPER-Carrie Lucille Johns Reid, age 62, passed away Jan. 19, 2011 in Price.
She was born Oct. 2, 1948 in Meadville, Penn. to Everett H. Johns Sr. and Sara Snyder.
Married Alan Keith Reid Sr., Aug. 17, 1965 in Preston, Idaho, they later divorced.
Carrie always considered herself as a lifelong resident of Carbon County and over the years she made many special friendships while working in various stores in Helper. She was an avid supporter of the Helper Lions and Helper Little League Programs. She enjoyed camping, knitting, and her favorite pastime was working on any type of puzzles.
Carrie lived for her family and her grandchildren were the light of her life. She loved taking her grandchildren on picnics to the park and going on walks along the river. Carrie will always be remembered for her love, generosity and willingness to help others in need. She will be greatly missed by her family and a community of friends.
Survived by her three sons, Keith Reid Jr. of South Carolina, Kirk Reid Sr. (Shannon) of Atlanta, Ga., Kip Reid of Price; two sisters and two brothers, Diane (JoAnna) Averett, Goshen, Utah, Steve Johns, Draper, Mary (Jamie) Johns, Salt Lake City, John (Larraine) Johns, Helper; and her four loving grandchildren, Breanna, Tade, KJ and Maddie.
She was preceded in death by her parents, and husband Keith who passed away on Sept. 10, 1998.
Funeral service, Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are welcome daily and may sign the guest book and share remembrances of Carrie at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Sample Analysis at Mars for Curiosity
The Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument, at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., will analyze samples of material collected by the rover's arm.
The Sample Analysis at Mars instrument suite takes up more than half the science payload on board the Mars Science Laboratory rover and features chemical equipment found in many scientific laboratories on Earth. Provided by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Sample Analysis at Mars will search for compounds of the element carbon, including methane, that are associated with life and explore ways in which they are generated and destroyed in the martian ecosphere.
Actually a suite of three instruments, including a mass spectrometer, gas chromatograph, and tunable laser spectrometer, Sample Analysis at Mars will also look for and measure the abundances of other light elements, such as hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, associated with life.
The mass spectrometer will separate elements and compounds by mass for identification and measurement. The gas chromatograph will heat soil and rock samples until they vaporize, and will then separate the resulting gases into various components for analysis. The laser spectrometer will measure the abundance of various isotopes of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen in atmospheric gases such as methane, water vapor, and carbon dioxide. These measurements will be accurate to within 10 parts per thousand.
Because these compounds are essential to life as we know it, their relative abundances will be an essential piece of information for evaluating whether Mars could have supported life in the past or present.
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An instrument suite that will analyze the chemical ingredients in samples of Martian atmosphere, rocks and soil during the mission of NASA's Mars rover Curiosity, is shown here during assembly at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., in 2010.
SAM Instrument at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
The Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument for NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission will study chemistry of rocks, soil and air as the mission's rover, Curiosity, investigates Gale Crater on Mars. Credit: NASA

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Cleveland Metroparks hiking and bridle trails can be used by snowshoers. Snowshoers should use caution and must yield to hikers and horses.
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Snowshoers are asked not to walk on the tees, greens or the groomed cross-country-marked courses on the golf courses.


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Yes, jumpsuits are a singular sensation as WWD reports. It is nice to hear that they will continue to be a hot trend for Spring 2010 so I can keep on wearing the ones I have and, of course, add a few more! I absolutely love anything from Zero + Maria Cornejo and what about that Rachel Roy…she has some great affordable pieces out.
Steve Madden continues the madness of the Olsen twins fashion takeover with a licensing deal to do shoes and accessories for the Olsenboye line for J.C. Penney. These girls are on fire with their multiple lines and what a smart move for Steve Madden to jump on the gravy train.
Bergdorf celebrated the 25th birthday of the famous eatery, Indochine, with Narciso Rodriquez co-hosting. Definitely a NYC institution that had iconic artists, fashionistas, celebrities and let's not forget us common folk, eat, drink and be merry there in the hey days of the 80s and 90s. Happy Birthday Indochine!
Live Strong! Lance Armstrong has proven to do so and then some. On Friday night Lance opened the new Nike-sponsored Stages exhibit at Deitch Projects in SoHo, which supports the cyclist's foundation. New York based artists who participated were Ed Rusha and Tom Sachs, who I adore. Make a trip down to Deitch Projects to view the show.
Get ready, FrostFrench, a label founded by Sadie Frost and Jemima French, are back in full force! Next week, the label will unveil a boutique on Noel Street in London??™s Soho.
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The Castleland RC&D Council, Inc. is in the process of revising their strategic plan, and your input is important to assure that Emery County's resource concerns are addressed in our planning process. They are partnering with the San Rafael Conservation District and the Green River River Conservation District to assess the resources in the area. They welcome you to share your input. Public meetings will be held at the following locations, dates and times: Jan. 10, 2008 at 7 p.m. at the Emery County
Building Canyon Room, Castle Dale; Jan. 11, 2008 at 7 p.m. at the Green River City Building, Council Chambers, Green River. Refreshments will be provided at each meeting. If you have any questions, you can contact Wayne Urie at (435) 381-2300 ext. 103.
A Christmas candlelight vigil will be held at the First Baptist Church, 112 West 400 North in Huntington on Dec. 22 from 6-8 p.m. All are welcome.
A play celebrating Christmas called Anton's Visitor will be held at the First Baptist Church in Ferron on Dec. 23 at 6 p.m. Everyone welcome and a cookie fellowship will follow the play.
A candlelight service will be held Christmas Eve at Desert Edge Christian Chapel, 500 South Main, Huntington, at 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
A Christmas Mass will be celebrated at the Mission San Rafael on Christmas Eve at 9 p.m. All are welcome.
The Back Country Horsement of Utah welcomes everyone to attend a BCHU sponsored free trail riding information clinic to be held on Jan. 19, 2008 at the Davis County Legacy Center from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. For more information contact Craig Allen at 801-388-1175 or see their website at www.bchu.com.
There will be a series of public information meetings throughout the state of Utah during January and February 2008 and information regarding those are listed on the web site. The US Forest Service welcomes written comments. Please send comments by one of the following methods by Feb. 15, 2008 to: mail: Utah NF Wild and Scenic River DEIS, P.O. Box 162969,Sacramento, CA 95816-2969; e-mail:firstname.lastname@example.com;FAX: 916-456-6724.
Eligible ranchers and other livestock producers can apply to receive benefits through the Livestock Compensation Program and Livestock Indemnity Program and Crop Disaster Program at 801-524-4530.
The Farm Service Agency is still offering members of the public an opportunity to voice opinions about the Emergency Conservation Program and suggest ideas about improving ECP for the future. Interested individuals have until close of business on Dec. 24 to submit comments for consideration. Written comments on and requests for copies of the Draft should be directed to ECP SEIS, Geo-Marine Incorporated, 2713 Magruder Blvd., Suite D, Hampton VA 23666-1572.
The Huntington Glee Club and Women's Chorus will present an evening of Christmas music on Dec. 23 at the Huntington L.D.S. Stake Center at 7 p.m. They will feature the cantata "The First Christmas in Bethlehem-The First Christmas in Zarahemla" words by Carol Lynn Pearson and music by Lex De Azevedo.
The official closing date for nominations for this year's Arch Coal Teacher Achievment Awards is Jan. 11. Arch Coal Foundation wants wants to recognize five excellent teachers with $2,500 personal cash award. Nominations can be made online at www.archteacherawards.com or they can be picked up at your local district office.
2008 dog licenses are now available at the Orangeville City Hall. Fees are $25 for a non-altered dog and $8 for a spayed/neutered dog. A rabies clinic will be held on Jan. 12 and Feb. 23 at the new fire station in Orangville from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Donations of baby supplies such as clothing, crib, car seat, diapers, etc. are needed. For more information or to donate call 653-2334.
The Forgotten Patient Christmas Project recruits volunteers to provide gifts for patients that would otherwise receive little or nothing during the holidays. Sponsors are given the name(s) of someone between the ages of six to ninety to provide Christmas for. Information about the person is sent to the sponsor and then will return items to the hospital prior to Christmas. Donations of cash or generic items are also appreciated. For further information on how you can help, contact Shawna Peterson, Volunteer Director at 801-344-4254.
Cleveland Town will hold its annual Christmas party on Dec. 24 at 6 p.m. at the town hall. There will be a short program, light refreshments and of course, Santa will make a special visit. Come and join the fun family holiday tradition.
The schedule for the Emery County Gun Club will be: Dec. 22; Jan. 5, 2008 and Jan. 19, 2008. All shoots will start at dusk, just before dark. For more information contact Jeremy at 381-2057, Jason at 384-3279, or AJ at 384-3393.
Commodities cooking classes will be held in Emery County at the Emery County Courthouse, 75 East Main Street in Castle Dale, from 9 a.m.-noon on the following days: Dec. 19; Jan. 16, 2008; Feb. 20, 2008; March 19, 2008, April 16, 2008, May 21, 2008; and June 18, 2008.
The Quivira Coalition's seventh annual conference will be held Jan. 17-19, 2008 at the Marriot Pyramid in Albuquerque, NM. For full conference agenda and registration materials, log onto sss.quiviracoalition.org and click on annual conference.
A group of local residents have started a website dedicated to empowering the people of Emery and Carbon counties to articulate their points of view regarding the recent tragedies at Crandall, coal mining and coal mining culture, and the future of coal mining in this region. The website is: www.crandallcanyonvoices.com.
Spinal Care Classes are being offered free to the public by Dr. Ronald B. Sanders at Castle Chiropractic. These classes will help identify things that people do wrong that injure the spine. They will also discuss exercises and remedies to help alleviate back and spinal problems. This class lasts one half hour, from 4-4:30 p.m., and are given every Tuesday at Dr. Sander's office at 46 East Main Street, Castle Dale.
American Legion Auxiliary #42 of Ferron is looking for addresses from people of Emery County that have loved ones proudly serving our country in a war zone such as Iraq or Afghanistan. We have a program started three years ago called Operation Home Support which we send packages to soldiers, but we need help from Emery County residents with the names and addresses of your loved ones that are serving. They need a package from Operation Home Support to let them know they aren't forgotten and that we care and support them. Contact us if you have a family member serving: Jan Hess at 384-2753 or Dixie Swasey at 384-3172. Leave a message and we will return your call.
The Utah Office of Tourism is encouraging amateur photographers with a love of Utah's public lands to help promote the state's beauty in a national contest. The Federal Lands Management Agencies, along with the Ford Motor Company and the National Park Foundation, are sponsoring the Share the Experience Photo Contest, honoring the best photos of American public lands. The contest is open to the public and accepting submissions until Dec. 31. A total of 14 photographs will be given awards for their excellence. The Grand Prize winning photograph will be printed on the 2009 Federal Recreation Lands Pass and the photographer will receive a new 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid. For more information about the Share the Experience Photo contest go to www.sharetheexperience.org.
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A 12 step meeting will be held every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 195 West 4100 North, Spring Glen, in the New Life Ministry Church. For more information contact 435-472-0547.
ASSE is seeking local families to host high school boys and girls from diverse countries around the world. Call 1-800-733-2773.
Open your heart and home to an international exchange student. P.I.E. urgently needs host families and area representatives. Call 1-800-828-9001.
Foreign high school students are scheduled to arrive soon for academic semester and year home-stay programs, and the sponsoring organization needs a few more local host families. If you are interested call 1-866-546-1402.
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(September 07) Today we're celebrating . . . "Neither Snow Nor Rain" Day
"Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds."
Celebrating the anniversary of the opening of the the James Farley Post Office, the main Post Office branch in New York City, which bears the above famous inscription attributed to the ancient Greek historian Herodotus.
FYI: Contrary to popular belief that this is the motto of the US Post Office, there is in fact no official motto!
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Proposed amendments to the Consumer Leasing Act (CLA) by increasing the threshold for exempt consumer leases from $25,000 to $50,000. In addition, the Dodd-Frank Act provides that, on or after December 31, 2011, this threshold must be adjusted annually by any annual percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers. Accordingly, the Board is proposing to make corresponding amendments to Regulation M, which implements the CLA, and to the accompanying staff commentary.
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Gentlemen (and ladies who love to wear their man's shirts), listen up. Your ticket to a stylish fall season lies in your ability to resist dark colors in the face of cooler weather, and stick to something with a little bit of spring. Enter Chadburry, Swedish brand and maker of high quality, hue-rich, beautifully tailored men's shirting. They value character, self-expression, and meticulous selection of notions to punctuate each piece—think contour stitching, mismatched button colors, and contrast cuffs. That means when you whip off your black suit jacket on your best friend's wedding dance floor this winter, you'll be packing a stylish surprise underneath. They also make light jackets in sleek fits (a perfect balance to the playful color palettes and check fabrics). If this sounds like the ideal addition to your wardrobe this fall, scroll down and see what the fuss is about!
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Comments: Red and black shoes are different! I like very much these shoes. So much that I bought the red ones first, and a month after I got the black ones. The red has internally a piece of cloth on the tip of the shoes. That protects against classic early tear because your big toe pressure. But the black shoes don't have the piece of cloth. After about 50 miles the black shoes start to show signs of early wear. The red ones after about 70 miles still look in good condition. I would recommend the red shoes but not the black ones.
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Comments: I ordered these Sunday and they were here Wednesday for my Wednesday night 5k park races. I had purchase Adidas adizero feather shoes last year and posted a few new PR's. After running in these Mizuno Wave Ekiden, I love them. Super light so nothing holding you back. I even beat the 2 previous week races that I had the Adidas feathers on. I always ran in heavier training type shoes but these have shined a new light on racing.
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Comments: Hands down the Ekiden is my all-time favorite running shoe. 100% of my running (LD and SD) is in flats, both on and off road. These replaced my long-time favoriteˆNike Katana Rac3r's, and surpassed them. Just purchased my second pair, the 2014 (black). my 2013's are still going strong though. No idea what the soles are made from but the black part barely shows wear after 120mi, and I'm 200lbs. On paper, I shouldn't even be anywhere near these shoes.
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I'm not going to dig up the relevant quotes from earlier on in this thread about Yuna's tears, but, to me, it was clear from the fact that she was skating her "Homage to Korea" program to thank her fans, that she was planning to retire and that she was tearing up due to the fact that it was her last competition.
I think it just the food are different. Japanese cuisine is very lean and mostly, fish, rice, vegeis n soybase. I lived in tokyo for a month and you be surprise how healthy the Japanese peoples eat n the amount of portion. For the entire stay, i don't see a single Jolly peoples LOL.
Every dish is weighted n tell u how much calories and nutrients in there. It may be good for u if u are just normal peoples, but for sport athelic u r definietly need to comsume more.
I just finished watching this today because I didn't get a chance to watch it yesterday. I'm totally fine with Miki being the world champion. Yu-Na just wasn't her same self from the 2010 Olympics. Neither was Mao, in a bigger way. I hope Mao can get it together for the next season to challenge for the podium again. For Yu-Na, her difficulties can easily be explained by not competing all season until now. Um, I was sort of happy for Carolina getting the bronze because she had such a difficult time last season and it was kind of like redemption. I wasn't impressed with her single-double combination and it wasn't a perfect skate but it was pretty good. I'm disappointed about the showings of Cynthia Phaneuf and Rachael Flatt, and I hoped for more for Alissa Csizny too (but didn't really expect it, she would have got a medal maybe if she went completely clean, but I didn't think she would). The Russian women really stepped it up, especially Leonova, which they had best do if they don't want the youngsters to take over. Viktoria Helgesson was one other disappointment for me. I thought she might challenge for the top 10, but she ended up way back and neither of her programs were skated to the best of her ability. Joshi Helgesson was good, though.
I do hope that both YuNa and Mao can dust themselves off and return next year. I am not disappointed in YuNa's performance, considering that this was the first time she tested out her programs in competition, but my heart aches for Mao, who along with YuNa is a skater for the ages. As dlgpffps says in another post, feed this girl and get her strong again, and wait for her to shine. She lost 10 kg? Yipes! I'm amazed that she landed after her jumps and didn't just drift away on the light beams of the spotlights.
I dont want Yuna to compete any events hosted by ISU. ISU, they dont deserve to bring the greatest skater like Yuna.. Why dont you bother ??? Miki Ando? World Champion with that performance??? You gotta kiddding....
Are you serious? Yuna's performance at Olympics is the best of all. That's why she set world record for her both SP and LP... Miki Ando? Was her performance at 2011 world better than hers at Olympics?? I dont thinks so.. She recieved the score of 124 at Vancouver. With my best generous estimation, 125 is the max justifiable score for Miki Ando at 2011 world.
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very hard to judge with opinion when one clearly has a personal favorite, though. Being emotionally uninvested makes it easier to see where the judges were going with the scores.
Honestly? the ladies event is quite possibly one of the most boring sports events ever. Always feel that way. I have my favorite ladies skaters, but it's due to their exhibitions far more than their competitive programs. I'm not saying this is the way it is for everyone - obviously not as it's one of the most popular to watch by so many on here - but I don't get why some are miffed about who won.
Miki beating Kim - yeah Miki skated all year and was familiar with his program and wasn't off her game. Yuna was, end of story. If we want to argue based on personal preference and biased favor then fine you're all wrong and Alissa (my "favorite" in this comp) should be WC... but I know better than that.
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You dont make any sense... Only "A" thing that I agree with you is about Alissa. She is one of my favorites..
I agree...the ladies have not been exciting lately. I thought the men and pairs were the best part of this competition. It seems like we're getting the contenders to skate to their potential in the other 3 disciplines. In the ladies, not so much.
^Slightly OT but I actually thought Ice Dance was quite well skated this time round at Worlds. That last flight was just wow :D


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Elder Kirk Douglas Jensen has been called to serve in the Chicago Illinois Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Jensen will be speaking at the Ferron Creek Ward, 555 South 400 West on Jan. 19 at 9 a.m.
Elder Jensen is the son of Steve and MaryAnn Jensen of Ferron. Grandparents are Ted and Joyce Jensen Lawrence and Dorothy Young all of Price.
Elder Jensen will enter the Missionary Training Center on Jan. 22.


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Bill leaves behind his attentive and loving wife Dorothy Gibson Gentry who he married on Dec. 16, 1950 and together they had four beautiful children.
He also leaves behind his daughters Pamela Gentry Hall (Del) and Penny Gentry Fischer (Jim), daughter in-law Tammy Gentry Hoffman, Ruth Pecharich (sister), granddaughters, Tina, Kim, Tracie, Stefanie and eight adoring great-grand children.
He served in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean Conflict.
Bill worked in the coal mines, drove bus for Carbon County School District and retired as Superintendent of Transportation, Carbon County School District. Bill was a member of the Price Elks Lodge #1550. The job he loved the most was driving bus. You were one of his favorites if you sat on the steps or got kicked off the bus. Bill taught his daughters the value of working hard and giving 100 percent all of the time. It was important to him that honesty and integrity went hand in hand.
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Funeral Mass, Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010, 10 a.m. Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service, Friday evening 7 p.m. Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Family was at the church Friday and Saturday one hour prior to service. Committal, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends and family are welcome to share memories of Bill online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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A bunch of chummy hedge-fund types spouting off about favored stocks over a pricey dinner: Should securities regulators take a look? Could you even try to regulate it?
Sort of. Perhaps. Doubtful. But worth a look.
That, at least, was the direction former Securities & Exchange Commission chair Harvey Pitt appeared to be heading on CNBC this afternoon. From colleague Tiernan Ray on the never-ending saga of hedge-fund managers versus, or in alliance with, Herbalife (HLF):
Pitt was on CNBC's "Closing Bell" this afternoon being interviewed by hosts Scott Wapner and Kelly Evans about the report earlier in the day that Pershing Square Capital's Bill Ackman has asked the SEC to examine whether there was any violation of insider trading rules in George Soros's recent stake in Herbalife.
Pitt seemed very dismissive of Ackman:
I think this seems to be like a desperation move and the kettle calling the pot black. When Mr. Ackman went short, he had a huge public announcement and urged people the stock was overvalued. Now there are people buying the stock and it's taking money from his pocket, so he's trying to retaliate.
Wapner responded that Ackman's disclosure of his short position on Herbalife back in December was made in a public, versus Ackman's allegation Soros may have whispered something to hedges and others in private, asking, Isn't there a difference?
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There is a difference, and it's a fair point, but it's a far cry from necessarily establishing insider trading. There has to be mis-appropriation of information. Soros is the owner of the information. Even if there was a disclosure of an interest in the stock [by Soros] that by itself wouldn't be a leak of non-public information.
Wapner and Evans asked if Pitt thought the SEC generally had issues with "ideas dinners" — meaning the exclusive business meetings where managers toss around investing ideas.
Said Pitt,
l think the SEC has a lot of concern about these ideas dinners. They worry that they may be a surreptitious form of people starting to act in concert. But they are very common on Wall Street, and if they are done in an appropriate manner, they won't necessarily raise insider trading or beneficial information problems.
But, pressed Wapner, What if someone at a dinner says, We're long Herbalife? And you know the stock will pop?
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It does factor into the situation, but again, it depends on whether there are any efforts to persuade people to take the same position. Merely talking about what stocks are attractive goes on all over the Street and is not itself a conflict. It could cross the line, and that's why SEC will want to take a look at these allegations even though they emanate from someone who has a pecuniary interest.


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Since 2006, the Anti-Defamation League has been following closely the anti-Semitic tone emanating from the government of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. ADL's research sheds light on the relations of the government with fundamental Islam, the anti-Israel rhetoric used by the government apparatus, and the scapegoating of Israel and Jews as a political tool.
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text: I think Allen's innocence just evolved and that's why it can become a sword while the cape is still there. I also think that innocence is alive since I saw Suman being killed off by he's, the innocence did what it wanted, it thinks. Allen's innocence also thinks by itself, I mean, Allen was underwater when he's innocence saved Fou and Bak and also ripped the arms of the LV3, and in the anime it really looks like the mask is smiling at the LV3, and then it goes to Allen, and now it's moving Allen's body to be able to fight and because he also wants to fight. For me it's pretty clear that innocence is alive and has it's own mind.


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Skip to comments.Can Spicy Food Really Give you Nightmares?
Posted on 02/15/2013 9:18:02 PM PST by nickcarraway
After a restless night of sleep, filled with nightmares where velociraptors and chainsaw-wielding maniacs chase you down, you wake up and wonder what caused such vivid, frightful dreams. Could it have been that spicy Thai food you had before bed?
Actually, there is some evidence that eating a spicy meal shortly before going to sleep can lead to some wacko dreams. In fact, eating anything too close to bedtime can trigger more dreams, because the late night snacks increase the bodys metabolism and temperature, explains Dr. Charles Bae, MD, a sleep medicine doctor at Sleep Disorders Center at the Cleveland Clinic. Heightened metabolism and temperature can lead to more brain activity, prompting more action during rapid eye movement sleep, or REM.
About every 90 minutes people experience rapid eye movement sleep as they cycle through the stages of sleep.
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If this were true, I'd never get a good night's sleep. I put horseradish on english muffins and tabasco on dried apricots.
Crushed red pepper flakes should be behind the pharmacy counter. It should be classified as a psychedelic drug.
So... might our present national nightmare due to us all eating overly spicy food?
I wish!
If it weren't for hot sauce, horseradish and hot mustard I'd never get to sleep.
The nightmare for me would be a world without hot peppers.
For many years, spicy food at night did not bother me, just tomato heavy dishes would. Now I do not gamble. Habaneros for breakfast are still no problem, thankfully.
I had nightmares about mufflers and woke up exhausted.
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I love nightmares.
Or good dreams.
Either. Makes me no difference.
Dreaming, to me, is like going to the movies.. I've gone the dream interpretation route, trying to put meaning into it.
In the end, it makes no difference, I love the heck out of my dreams, which are colorful, sometimes frightening,sometimes uplifting, sometimes sorrowful.....
No kidding. I put a couple of jalapenos in the pot with some cabbage, broccoli, pork, etc., and woke up with the cold sweats after a nightmare wherein the White Hut had been taken over by an anti-American, communist, muslim, homo, druggie, who had stolen the last two presidential elections. Scary stuff.
right before bedtime???
Wow...I had almost the same dream..only it was about his wife. :-)
Not true. I have nightmares at most 3-4 times a year. I have a spicy omelette every day.
I you play music quietly in the background you can make a musical. Pipe organ is best for nightmares.
Hmmm, I thought it was calliope.
Same here. I haven't had a "nightmare" for as long as I remember, but waking up and remembering some weird bazaar dream and recalling it is loads of fun.
So I'm not the only one?
What's weird is, when I accepted the bizzar and scary stuff, it decided to stop. Sort of peeved me
Having spent many years living, traveling and eating with "pepper belly's"..it isn't the pepper and spice that gets you..it is the fat that goes with it. The fats and acids like tomatoes and the dried pieces of anything. Cut back on the fat and it does wonders for your acid reflux.
The technicolor dreams from spicy foods are definitely true. I've never been one to have nightmares, but have truly spectacular dreams after a spicy meal. I enjoy them as much as the spicy food
Take some vitamin B. That will give you the wild technicolor dreams of which you speak!
Ask me how I know!
Got rid of my acid reflux. Takes about two weeks. Keep on taking it for 3 months to be permanent.
No nightmare comes close to waking up knowing we have at least another four years of hussein and his minions.
Any particular time of day to do this?
I used the Braggs live culture version. I got tired of waking up with lungs and sinus full of acid.
I sip ACV to lower my blood pressure when it spikes. ACV is a wonder drug. Many folks don't know about it's benefits.
When you say ACV, do you mean apple cider vinegar?
Yes. You can Google ACV and find many uses for it. Apple cider vinegar is also a natural diuretic.
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EAST CARBON-Carl Edward Brandon, was born Jan. 4, 1945 in Uravan, Colo.
After a valiant year long struggle against lung cancer, he died in his home at the age of 64 on May 24, 2009 in East Carbon, Utah.
He graduated from East Carbon High School in 1962. He then joined the US Navy where he served as a Fire Control Technician aboard the nuclear submarine USS Daniel Webster. After five years he left the Navy and took various college courses. For most of his working years Carl was a surveyor or a draftsman on various jobs throughout the State of Utah.
He was preceded in death by his father Luther Allen Brandon, his mother, Minnie Mae Jeffrey Brandon, sister Willella Brandon Manning, and a brother Bill Brandon.
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Wow cross.. Just wow..
You seem more than just a massive fanboy of odas now..
Wow cross.. Just wow..
You seem more than just a massive fanboy of odas now..
if your a real fan of Oda's you should be happy he takes days off.
Truth iis he has been a mangaka for 4 years longer then Kishimoto and Kubo, and hes actually younger. I dont remember Kishimoto taking time off for designing Tekken 6 characters, so I cant say anything about his dedication. Tite took off time to go to Comic-Con in 08, something Oda wanted to do but decided held fall to far behind with. He did decide that it was important when his second kid was born he actually leave the office, thats not lazy that just shows his values. The dude got a death threat and still didnt quit, IMO he is not lazy at all.
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theres actually deep sea currents thoughIts not easy making logic out of nonsense
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^ You know me Joshe but I'm guessing you used this opportunity to glorify this amazing rookie mangaka to the rest. Was nice read I didn't know some of what you said, cool comparing.
But in all honesty yes I cannot dodge the fact that it was a creative explanation of the under sea currents, this explanation definitely won't just get dusted under the carpet. It will show up yet again much later in the story to some damn near end conclusion or something. Besides the chapter being well some what boring the break was the real kick in the balls. Leaving for a break with a chapter like that, not only is he using every detail he can to drag out the story from them actually reaching fishmen island, which been foreshadowed since baratie arc.
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On Nov. 15-17 the Utah Farm Bureau held their state convention at the Marriott Hotel in downtown Salt Lake City. Many farmers and ranchers from all over Utah left their work clothes at home to gather in unifying their voices in favor of agriculture.
One of the main reasons for the convention is to bring county delegates together in the capacity of voting on issues important to all of Utah's farms and ranches. But for Mark Seely of Castle Dale the state convention has been a time to challenge his memory and demonstrate his ability to discuss farm-related subjects. Each year the "Young Farmers and Ranchers," one branch of the Farm Bureau organization for young people ages 18 to 35, sponsors what they call the Discussion Meet contest as part of the State and National Conventions.
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"I think the scoring was really close," Seely explained. Then in the awards ceremony on Thursday night he was pleasantly surprised when the announcer called his name as the winner of the Discussion Meet. On stage he was awarded a cash prize from the State Farm Bureau; a shiny new Polaris 4-wheeler, donated by IFA Country Stores and Polaris; a one-year insurance policy from Farm Bureau Financial Services; a new helmet from the Farm Safety representative; and a trip to the National Farm Bureau Convention in Salt Lake City in January, to compete in the national finals. Mark and his wife Brenda, along with their daughter Hannah, and sons Jon, Matt, and Luke, live in Castle Dale.
"This discussion meet is an important activity that helps young farmers and ranchers learn to explain important agricultural issues based on their merits, not by using inflammatory language that is often found in current political debates," said Jay Mark Humphrey, President of the Emery County Farm Bureau. "We're very proud of Mark and the way he put into plain words the important issues facing agriculture in Utah."
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The Profile Of A Top-30 Scorer, Pre- And Post-Lockout
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As a guy who spends a lot of his time watching and writing about hockey, I also read a lot of hockey publications. And suffice to say that if I had a nickel for every time I read how the "New NHL" encourages speed and "opens up the game" for skill players, allowing small players who otherwise would never have had a chance at the big leagues to get a taste of it, then I'd have a lot of nickels to throw at the guys who do the write-ups for THN draft previews.
There are lots of different ways to measure how the game have changed since the NHL lockout, and the way I decided to try today was to look at the top-30 scoring forwards in the NHL for the five years before the lockout and the five years after the lockout, and see what changed. The results showed some changes, but not necessarily the ones that are generally trumpeted.
It's easy to forget, but 5'9" Martin St. Louis won his Hart, Art Ross and Lester B. Pearson awards before the NHL lockout. That was also when he was named to the NHL's First All-Star team and when he got his name on the Stanley Cup and led the league in plus/minus. So it is perhaps unsurprising to discover that there's been very little change in what a top-30 scoring forward looks like since the NHL lockout. Before the NHL lockout, the average top-30 scorer stood a hair under 6'1" while weighing 205 lbs; since the NHL lockout he has averaged a height just under 6'1" and a weight of 204 lbs.
There is some good news, though: while scoring has been in steady decline since 2005-06, the average top-30 forward still scores almost eight points more per season than his pre-lockout counterpart, averaging 86.8 points (as opposed to the 79.1 scored by his average predecessor). Total numbers for the 10 seasons under consideration follow:
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|Average, Pre-Lockout
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|Average, Post-Lockout
The point I'm making, I suppose, is that all the lip service paid to the new equality for small players is just so much empty noise - the story for the Jordan Weal's, Kellen Tochkin's and Justin Feser's of the world is the same as it was for players like St. Louis, Brian Rafalski, Theo Fleury, Steve Sullivan, Cliff Ronning, Donald Audette and countless others: they're underappreciated until they prove more than the big players do. Big players have always gotten more chances, and they always will: it's just the way the NHL works, and the lockout didn't change things.
But hey, at least scoring is up.
August 04 2010, 07:40AM
The NHL game post-lockout is drastically different than the one Theo Fleury and Cliff Ronning played when they first game into the league. It's not remotely the same.
If you can find a narrow set of numbers -- like these ones -- to say otherwise, it goes to show you can find a set of numbers to say anything.
It definetly affected a few players in a big way, the first thing that comes to mind is Teemu Selanne.
The increase in scoring is directly related to what I expect is an increase in minor penalty calls.
Making one handed hooking and accidental tripping (or even lifting someone's stick) calls has done nothing for the game or the little guys.
The reality is that coaches have devised defensive systems that are very good. A bigger player is seen as both an important element in implementing this defence as well as being more likely to withstand it.
Add in the fact that small guys are going to have a harder time after the first round of the playoffs, (the refs eat their whistle, & games much more physical) and it is not hard to see why the small guys still have an uphill fight.
August 04 2010, 08:03AM
I'd be curious to see a more in depth look at this numbers with a bigger selection of players. It just seems to vague of a selection. What does it tell you that the top 30 players are the same size? Nothing really.
I'd look and see how many smaller guys are playing in the NHL as a whole. The new NHL isn't opening the game up for the elite small guys. It's opening it up for those 2nd and 3rd line guys.
If you have the skill it really shouldn't matter what set of rules that you have to play under.
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@Robin Brownlee
He wasn't using this metric to suggest the game is the same. He was stating that the dialogue suggesting the game is more suitable for smaller players may not be completely accurate. The greatest hockey players have a combination of speed, tenacity, vision, and an ability to get/protect the puck. Size is an asset no matter what the era/rules.
August 04 2010, 08:44AM
@ Robin Brownlee:
I completely agree the league is different now than when Ronning and Fleury broke in, but I only brought their names up to make the point it's always been more difficult for small players.
But looking at the five years before the lockout, I think it's fair to say the new rule changes haven't been a renaissance for small forwards - the game's changed a bit since 2000, but the size of an NHL forward hasn't really changed in the last 10 years, despite the oft-repeated suggestion that small players are thriving under the new rules.
August 04 2010, 08:52AM
@Jonathan Willis
Do you happen to have the average height and weight of all the players over the last 10 years or even how many guys under 6' 200lbs made the NHL per year?
August 04 2010, 09:14AM
@Jonathan Willis
There are more opportunities for small players to thrive now -- the reduction in obstruction and intimidation away from the puck is significant and it has opened up the ice.
The holding and hooking smaller players like Ronning and Fleury had to fight through in their first seasons was absolutely ridiculous. The difference is like night and day (the New Westminster Bruins were my beat as a young reporter when Ronning was there and I covered the WHL during Theo's days).
That said, the increase in open ice has been countered by the fact small players, all players, are facing generally better goaltending and improved defensive schemes than they did in the 1990s and early 2000s.
August 04 2010, 09:48AM
@ Robin Brownlee:
You'll get no argument from me there, Robin.
The shift from the mid-80's to 2000 was huge; the shift from 2000 to now less so.
@Jonathan Willis
What has changed the most in last twenty years or more is the athletic abilities of the bigger players as a group . Like football , these behemoths are developing rapidly , and have speed and athletic abilities normally associated with smaller athletes .
@Jonathan Willis
I think one of the issues is that the bigger players are getting bigger too, which may have balanced out the slight increase in viability of small players in today's game.
A team still needs to be architected similar to how you would construct one in Nintendo's 1988 game Ice Hockey. A couple skinny guys who can skate fast, a medium-sized guy with versatile skills, and a couple of obese players who can strip the little guys of the puck and can blast rubber. D'uh.
A team still needs to be architected similar to how you would construct one in Nintendo's 1988 game Ice Hockey. A couple skinny guys who can skate fast, a medium-sized guy with versatile skills, and a couple of obese players who can strip the little guys of the puck and can blast rubber. D'uh.
Nintendo 1988.
Not sure how Oilers diminutive experiment went sour if size not part of it ? More important going into this season is managements approach to making us better through inside graduation and rookies .
If this experiment fails, seeing as they seem to have given up much hope for the marketplace route , how long before we might see a Maciochia type axing ? Seems to me this might be their last straw of hope to hold onto their positions .
Seems to me that instant results should come this year or managerial changes will ensue. Oiler fans have suffered thru enough over last few seasons , and growing intolerant of lengthly talk of more years to come of poor hockey .
Now that I think of it, I wonder if the observed weight reduction while height remaining the same is an indicator of increased fitness, indicated by higher point totals.
It might indicate that level of fitness (and maintaining that level during the season) is more important that outright size as a determiner of success.
If that's the case, maybe there was some validity to Chad Moreau's claims the team had not done a good job maintaining fitness levels during the season - thus the injuries and reduced performance. It might also be a reason why the training staff was axed.
Yep. Stretching that string pretty tight this morning.
This arguement cannot ever be won.
Theo had to fight off hooks in his day, while defenseman now have the capability in their skates to heat the blade to 5 degrees to allow them to skate faster and smoother and keep up with faster forwards.
Hockey sticks have the PERFECT flex to allow for a harder shot, while goalies have thicker and lighter equipment.
The blue lines have changed and there is no more 2-line passes, however, obstruction calls have sky-rocketted.
We have shortened the average game by 30-40 minutes by introducing hurry-up faceoffs so players are likely more tired between shifts, yet we have better engineered drinks on the bench to provide a more effective means of introducing solute to the body to counter-act fatigue.
I love it... this arguement never grows old. The beauty is that there is always a counter-arguement for any change in the game made today as compared to 20 years ago.
One thing that will never change - a 174 lbs kid scoring more points in 10 years than the next closest did in over 20 years...
PATIENCE ! PATIENCE ! Sick and tired of this patience talk. I've had it up to my eye teeth with this patience talk . Same crap we've had for last 3 seasons . If they want patients tell them to go to hospital and start throwing all their patients back out of the infirmary and back out onto the ice to show their ready for recovery !
I want to see Recovery Road talk , not patience talk . If management wants another 3-5 years to build then tell them we can't wait that long for them to get their doctorate degrees . After all ,this is hockey and respectability we are talking about . Wake up Rumplestilskin and company !
August 04 2010, 11:54AM
PATIENCE ! PATIENCE ! Sick and tired of this patience talk. I've had it up to my eye teeth with this patience talk . Same crap we've had for last 3 seasons.
Well, then you're going to love the 7th Annual "Is this the year Hemsky becomes an elite player?" discussion which is sure to begin any day now...
August 04 2010, 12:14PM
Does anyone really think hemsky can be a point a game guy in this league lol
August 04 2010, 12:19PM
@ JW, you make a compelling case, but using simple averages might obscure some of the finer details.
Could the increase in points not be entirely due to smaller player scoring more while bigger players scored the same?
If you have your stats handy still may I suggest dividing the samples into two groups, big and small (using say 5'10" as the dividing line) and averaging out the pre and post lock-out points?
To refine it even further you could run a correlation on height with points pre and post lock-out.
Does anyone really think hemsky can be a point a game guy in this league lol
Well, he was in 2009-2010... :P
You ever use the "code" that would make the puck super bouncy? With that code, the value of the obese players increases.
Oh man.
Good f'ing Times.
How many turnovers did he have that year? Any skilled player that handles the puck will have his share but it seems that hemsky turnovers directly mirror his point totals.
August 04 2010, 04:49PM
Small players can be successful in any era until their foot speed levels off.
Guys like Kane & Parise are putting up good numbers now but by 30?
Effective but not elite after 30.
Jeff Skinner comes to mind from the 2010 draft.
Just going to NHL.com you can find some interesting numbers. Since 00-01 you can look up how many players sized 5'10" and smaller have suited up for at least one NHL hockey game.
00-01-85 01-02-86 02-03-81 03-04-84 -------- 05-06-76 06-07-81 07-08-88 08-09-85 09-10-88
Seeing as how the highest number of munchkins playing in one season is only 2 higher post lockout then before the lockout, I'd have to agree with Willis.
All these great new opportunities for small players is looking mostly like a fabrication.
August 04 2010, 05:19PM
@ Brownlee
It might behoove you to take a look at the data and then form an opinion rather than seek out the data that proves your previous beliefs and throw out the rest. It's called wisdom.
August 04 2010, 05:45PM
This is where stats can mess up what common sense tells you. The game is clearly easier to play post-lockout. I wouldn't limit it to smaller players. All players have benefitted. All the obstruction and hacking guys in front of the net is pretty much gone. Guys like Craig Simpson would be eating it up playing today.
I think the reason we don't see groups of players running up the scoring today is a result of better overall players in the league. Athletes in all sports, individual or team, are better today than they were yesterday. Nutrition, training and coaching all contribute to making players better today and more difficult to play against even though the game itself has opened up.
August 04 2010, 07:40PM
Nintendo 1988.
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I am not a fan of steampunk at all, but I can overlook it the rest of the game is tight. I am not seeing it here.
I don't think they've heard a phrase don't bring a knife to a gun fight.
For a flagship game I expected something awesome, AoW is much better than this IMO.
Very underwhelming trailer to say the least.
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Uhh.. too much steam?
Plus it's snail games
Probably will pass.
Is it just me or is this game looks really dated, and very similar visually to aion ?
I might be spoiled but considering this game wont be out anytime soon, by the time its out it will be looking pretty bad. After some of the sneak peek from E3 to what we can expect in the next 2 years this just looks sad.
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October 29 2012 09:26AM
While the world prepares for the impending onslaught of Hurricane Sandy (aka "the Frankenstorm"), the hockey world recovers from a busy weekend. Here's what happened that concerns the Calgary Flames.
Faced with a tough three-games-in-48-hour stretch this weekend, the road-faring Abbotsford Heat performed fairly well, gaining half of the available points. They won on Friday and lost in a shootout to Lake Erie on Saturday. Then they bussed to Hamilton and ran out of gas on the ice, losing 2-1 on Sunday afternoon.
Roman Horak scored three goals and an assist on the weekend. Sven Baertschi had two assists. Heat newcomer Brett Olson had three points in Friday's game. Danny Taylor started twice and made 30 saves on Friday. Leland Irving finally started a game on Saturday and made 29 saves, but failed to hold a one-goal third period lead.
Down in the ECHL, Utah won two games via shootout and Ryan Howse scored in both shootouts. He also scored his first ECHL goal in Saturday's game, which also saw Bryan Cameron have a three-point effort.
It was a weekend of good and bad for the junior kids.
Portland blueliner Tyler Wotherspoon had three points (and a plus-4 rating) in two weekend games. e now has eight points in just 11 games played. Red Deer captain Turner Elson had two goals against Calgary and had three points altogther. Vancouver defender Brett Kulak had an ugly minus-3, but also had a goal and an assist. Edmonton goalie Laurent Brossoit gave up three goals against Kelowna but still got the win. Coda Gordon had just a single assist in three games this week.
Wearing the alternate captain's A with regular captain Martin Lefebvre out of the line-up, Quebec's Ryan Culkin had two assists as the Remparts won two of three on the weekend. Windsor alternate captain Patrick Sieloff scored a goal and was plus-3, but the Spitfires lost two of their three weekend contests.
Notre Dame senior Nick Larson scored a goal and his team won both of their games. Matt Deblouw, of the Michigan State Spartans, assisted on the game-winner for his team this weekend as they split a pair with Lake Superior State.
Over in Hockey East, Jon Gillies allowed two goals over two starts and got his first college shut-out on Saturday. He's amongst the statistical goaltending leaders for his conference. His Providence College teammate, Mark Jankowski, had no points.
The Boston College boys, Johnny Gaudreau and Bill Arnold, both collected points. Gaudreau had the game-winning goal and game-winning assist in a weekend sweep over U-Mass Lowell. Bill Arnold was in on four of the six Boston College goals on Sunday, as he had a goal and three assists. Gaudreau has at least a point in every game this year and Arnold has proven to be a very strong all-around player, as he's earned some of his points at even-strength and some on the power-play.
In the KHL, Karri Ramo won his only start and has a 12-4-2 record for Avangard Omsk so far this season. He's doing quite well.
In the SM-Liiga, Joni Ortio lost Friday's start against Assat and was relegated to back-up duty on Saturday. He'll probably start on Tuesday against league-leading JYP, which makes his benching make logical sense. HIFK didn't do themselves any favours standings-wise, though, and they're stuck in the middle of the standings pack. Markus Granlund had an assist on the weekend, though.
So regarding Karri Ramo, should his save percentage and GAA count considering he plays in almost "All Star" types of games? Meaning little defence and jailbreak rushes all the time?
I guess the question is, next year when he plays a more structured style in the NHL, do his stats improve?
October 29 2012, 09:59AM
Hard to say. We don't really know how SV% in the KHL relates to SV% in the NHL.
October 29 2012, 10:01AM
On another note, just about all the kids are having decent years so far aside from Brossoit and, to a lesser degree, Granlund. Brossoit probably isn't this bad and will rebound, but he provides a good example of why I almost never get excited about goalie prospects, particularly while they are still in junior.
October 29 2012, 10:41AM
Does anyone know how Jankowski's time on ice is being managed? Is he getting top powerplay time? 1st line minutes?
I wonder if his ice time has changed since the start of the season or if he'll start putting up numbers as the season drags on and he gets more comfortable
it looks like Wotherspoon is tracking reasonably closely to Jim Vandermeer, my favourite comparable for him.
@Bean-counting cowboy
Jankowski is playing (LW!) on Providence's "top" line. His linemates (most recently) have been Tim Schaller (C) and Shane Luke (RW). Not a lot of offense to be had there. They've generated a lot of shots, though (Schaller has the most on the team, and he and Jankowski combine for 36 through 6 games).
October 29 2012, 12:57PM
Jankowski is playing (LW!) on Providence's "top" line. His linemates (most recently) have been Tim Schaller (C) and Shane Luke (RW). Not a lot of offense to be had there. They've generated a lot of shots, though (Schaller has the most on the team, and he and Jankowski combine for 36 through 6 games).
At least they are generating shots. Any idea as to who is pushing the play on that line? If Janko is setting his linemates up and they just can't finish,that lack of production is not necessarily a bad thing.


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