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LEAFS POSTGAME - Raymond, Bernier come through in 5-4 SO win over the Senators
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October 05 2013 08:47PM
Back on March 24 2009, Curtis Joseph came in to the game with 57 seconds at the end of regulation after starter Martin Gerber got tossed. Joseph, then in a 2-2 game, made 9 saves, most of the highlight-reel variety, and Toronto would wind up winning in a shootout 3-2. Joseph was named the first star.
Jonathan Bernier may have replicated that one on Saturday night. After James Reimer uncharacteristically got pulled (in 38 starts last season, he was pulled just three times, including the game he was taken out for injury) after allowing four goals and two in quick succession, Bernier came in, stopping 15 pucks, plus two more in the shootout, and ultimately leading the Leafs to a 5-4 comeback win against the Ottawa Senators in the first Battle of Ontario game of the season.
It was a wild, wild game at the Air Canada Centre for the home opener. Mason Raymond got the Leafs on the board first after converting an excellent pass from David Bolland. The Senators would strike quickly on two occasions, the first coming midway through the period when Kyle Turris' line danced around Cody Franson and Morgan Rielly, paired together for the first time in their careers. Turris converted a pass from Jared Cowen. On Franson and Rielly's next shift, again Turris made a move around Rielly and after a few Leafs missed their checks, Cory Conacher banged one home from in tight.
Nazem Kadri scored on the powerplay on a great pass from Raymond to make the score to tie it before the first period was out. Despite the four goals on 25 shots, both goalies actually looked pretty good. Both teams brought it on offence with forwards on either side preferring to skate the puck straight at defenders. There was little attempt to chip-and-chase.
In the second, midway through, Cowen, and then Jason Spezza, struck quickly against Reimer, and he was pulled. Joffrey Lupul scored a powerplay goal just before the period was out, and the game was tied in the third period on a great play by James van Riemsdyk set up by Phil Kessel in the defensive zone:
From there, we got a couple of great saves from Jonathan Bernier, including this dandy off of Spezza, as the Leafs failed three straight times to clear the zone with control starting at the 11-minute mark of the third. Bernier's sequence most likely saved the Leafs a point:
In the overtime, David Bolland was hauled down and drew a brief 4-on-3, which the Leafs failed to convert and sent the game to a shootout. Mason Raymond scored on a patented spin-o-rama (he's done it before in Vancouver) and Tyler Bozak snuck one through Craig Anderson's pads.
I mentioned it after the opener, and the Maple Leafs may have the guns at special teams to cover for their deficiency at even strength. The Leafs generated six powerplays to Ottawa's one, and despite getting outshot 35-33 at 5-on-5, Toronto out-shot the Senators 9-1 in man-advantage situations and 5-4 at 4-on-4.
So that's very promising. Raymond brought it, with six controlled zone entries in the second period alone (a good player will usually generate four or five in a single game). Raymond is playing out of his mind right now and has been an excellent play-driver for the Leafs, out-performing perhaps everybody's expectations early on. It is a long season, but his three points were only the tip of the iceberg tonight. He got it done in all three zones and drew one of the Leafs powerplays to boot.
Reimer's bad performance was evened out by Bernier's wizardry later in the game. I think Bernier earned the next start, but Reimer's been known to recover from those. He's still an excellent goaltender.
After a tough early going and a minus-3 for him and Cody Franson, Morgan Rielly really picked up the play in the second half of the game, showing off some confidence through the neutral zone and creating some offensive opportunities. He had an excellent chance in overtime from the high slot that was blocked by Clarke MacArthur. He was credited with three attempted shots, all of them blocked, but after the rough start really picked his game up and gave Randy Carlyle an option considering Paul Ranger's struggles.
- Joffrey Lupul recorded seven shots on goal. He last recorded seven shots back on December 5, 2011 against the New York Rangers. He scored a goal in that game as well. Back on December 11, 2007, Lupul recorded 12 shots in a game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, recording a hat-trick in that one.
- Phil Kessel recorded six controlled zone entries in the third period and overtime. It was easily his best game on the season. He took 11 attempts at net. Four were on target, three were blocked and five were missed.
- Spencer Abbott and Jamie Devane played 5:16 and 6:52 of mistake-free hockey. Abbott actually got a couple of shots on goal.
- It was brought up several times that James Reimer was 8-1-1 against the Senators in his career. That's the danger of small samples. It can lead to incorrect conclusions. Reimer is still an excellent goaltender, and even excellent goaltenders have off nights.
- With about 3 minutes to go in the third period, Jim Hughson declared that both teams were playing for points. That's about when the defence completely fell apart. No team attempted to dump the puck in for the final 2:55 of regulation, with two odd-man rushes being generated (one for each team) in that span.
October 05 2013, 09:05PM
I loved JVR's cheek in this one, the alley-opp to himself and the between the legs shot. He's playing with confidence and creating chances.
Unfair game for Reimer. Deserved better. The team didn't play well enough defensively in front of him. Ranger had another shaky game, Rielly, though while showing some great offensive upside, struggled a little with the defensive aspect. Possibly because of nerves. Ranger just needs to simplify his game and stop trying to do everything for the leafs.
Great game for the offense though. Huge saves by Bernier in the 3'rd kept us in it.
I felt like the leafs gave Riemer an unfair chance to win that game. Though, Bernier was sensational so I'm happy as a fan!
It was also a nice bonus to see someone without the number 42 on their sweater scoring in the shootout
Cudos for the Leafs coming back in a game they probably didn't deserve the win.
It's pretty clear that Mason Raymond is an elite forward: he controls the play, is among the fastest players in the league, rarely dumps the puck to nowhere or turns it over, makes hard, pinpoint passes and can score. Just thin k how good the Leafs could be if they find him some regular linemates and the mobile D-men (Franson, Gardner, Rielly) get to know his game.
Paul Ranger (as already mentioned above) thinks he's faster and can do things with the puck that he actually is. In real life.
The forwards spent in inordinate amount of time just watching the Senators skate and move the puck, but just like last season, they capitalized on their chances.
Bernier is a stud. Calm, stays on his feet and handles the puck better than half the D-men.
Just seven more games until Clarkson makes his Leafs debut. Not that I think he'll make a huge difference, but others DO think he will so we'll see.
Overall, a fortunate win. But it's two points.
It so annoys me that Nonis and Carlyle look like geniuses with how Bernier, Bolland and Raymond are progressing. I may have to take back what I said about calling Nonis a potato for trading for Bernier now
It was a very exciting game to watch, and you gotta love that the leafs are off to such a hot start. I just hate seeing how Carlyle treats the young players. Kadri and Gardiner seem to be on exceptionally short leashes this season. Kadri got a goal and was playing pretty well last night, but he makes one mistake and all of a sudden he's on the fourth line with Orr the penalty machine. and Gardiner always seems like he's one bad pinch away from getting benched. Carlyle did the same thing with Gardiner and Franson last year. I thought Abbot played really well and maybe deserved a bit more ice. Can't fault Carlyle too much as he's 3-0 but come on, let the kids play and learn from their mistakes. 29 other teams would love to have Gardiner
PS. JVR is going to have one heck of a season, he is absolutely flying out there
The defence really struggled this game. This was Franson's worst game this season. I don't know if he was too afraid to pass across to Rielly to relieve the pressure but he tried to force it forward too often.He pulled up his hockey socks & played well in the mid to late 2nd period. Ranger again was a turn over machine for 2 periods but you can see his upside. Flustrating because he makes a great play & then a bad one. Phaneauf & Gunner seemed slow for 2 periods & picked it up. Rielly I thought played well, minimal mistakes & really picked up his game in the 3rd period. Gardiner played well, & took Ottawa players out with great positional body work. Made a couple of nice outlet passes & didn't make too many mistakes.


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I think the size and scope of our federal government is the main problem that we face as a nation. Democrats and big government Republicans are equally at fault.
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Skip to comments.Harry Reid is Considering Rule Change to Block Filibuster
Posted on 05/18/2013 4:14:30 PM PDT by jazusamo
Well, Harry Reid is resorting to desperate measures in order to try and regain some power in the Senate. Reports say that he is getting ready to use the so-called nuclear option to change the senate rules so that 60 votes are no longer needed to block a filibuster.
And it looks like President Obama will support Reids efforts if the Republicans try to block upcoming nominations.
If Senator Reid decides to do something on nominations, the president has said hell be there to support him, a Democratic aide told the Post. "This would take away the right to filibuster on nominations... All executive branch and judicial nominations would be subject to majority votes. He would not do it on legislative items.
In the past Harry Reid has said he would consider going to a simple majority in order to block filibusters, and he said he would use it, if necessary. So what ever happened to checks and balances? If Harry Reid can use this option, we have no way of knowing what he will resort to next. The Democrats seem like they are willing to do anything in order to try and run over the Republicans.
"Most ethical Congress ever," eh Nancy???
The UN gun treaty is up for review and ratification. This is likely to shut down any attempts to filibuster that treaty and make the UN registration the law of the land.
This would take away the right to filibuster.
The Dem Senate's main concern for Americans as well!
Dingy Harry should be thrown out for being an absolute idiot!
In a world in which there is no sin...and everything is relative...there are no ethics.
This kind of thinking is pre-Judea/Christian.
Take what you want and have sex with whomever, indeed, whatever you want. There is no right or wrong...how can there be ethics.
This is the world of the Left...welcome to ancient history.
Could have something to do with it but I believe the treaty ratification requires a 2/3 vote of those present. Of course Dingy Harry may have a way around that too.
They are desperate...they cannot afford another election before they have completely destroyed the country.
BHO2 is pushing really hard for a civil war, isn't he?
The UN treaty needs 2/3's of the the Senators present to pass. A filibuster will not apply.
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The Senate made a mess of Bush-43's court appointments and many, many, other things - even though the Dems only had 43 votes. They simply filibustered EVERYTHING.
Now they think it's unfair - FINE!!! We will get power back, at least for a short time (until Amnesty ends it all for us). During that time, it sure would be nice to get people on to the courts with a majority vote.
Obviously, Harry is trying to change the discussion from Benghazi, IRS, AP Snooping.
How do you do that? Start a fight.
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Filibuster makes no sense in the case of a Treaty because it takes 67 votes to pass, which is a higher threshold than the 60 votes to stop a filibuster.
If the GOP retakes the senate, it's first action will be to revert to the former rules on filibuster and allow the democrats to block them at every turn.
Agreed, they abused the filibuster. If the Rats do this they'll be crying like babies when the Republicans are back in control.
Where did this "nuclear option" come from anyway? Did a democrat first think of it?
Today's Washington Times Headline says it all!
"Harry Reid Hangs Wiener Out to Dry!"
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Very likely, my FRiend.
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"The UN gun treaty is up for review and ratification. This is likely to shut down any attempts to filibuster that treaty and make the UN registration the law of the land."
Harry will be 74 this December.I take some comfort in the fact that I will very likely outlive him.Watching him go in the ground is going to be great.
I don't know and also don't know why it's referred to as the nuclear option, it's really only a change of the Senate rules.
old Harry is not looking too happy in that photo...
folks we need to work hard to retake the Senate and send a message to HUSSEIN...
FUBO,Harry Reid and the UN.
The first thing we should do upon recapturing the senate is reinstitute that rule.
But ol' Dirty Harry plays a mean banjo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tqxzWdKKu8
I seem to recall that Boehner said he would not consider any bill from the senate if the filibuster rule is changed.
The word "scu*bag" could be explained completely with one word; progressive.
The Dems obviously believe that our side will never again have control of our Government. With all the Dem lying, cheating and stealing in the recent election, sadly they may be right.
I used to think it was not gentlemanly of us to say things like this, but that is what the Rat bastar-- think of us, so F them. I am sure many people would love to relieve themselves........Well, you know what I mean.
i would but then everbody would pick on me
harry is a hateful, bitter, lying, weazen old bastard. literally.
I love it, and he does look like a young Harry.
I think it would be an appropriate change, but it does tickle me that Reid would be credited with poisoning the well.
Every single Republican, Tea Party and even Democrats for that matter should be saying one thing right now and one thing only:
It's about the UN Small Arms Treaty, among other things.
Barrack Obama is backing Harry Reid.
Obama doesn't get a vote in the Senate.
backing him how by asking Dems to vote with crazy harry?? Hell: They do that in lockstep anyway.
Maybe he will call McCain to disgrace himself again.
Whose turn is to post previous threads showing his rank, abject hypocrisy in his praise of the filibuster — "the only thing saving this country from ruinous Republican tyranny" or somesuch — when Democrats were a minority in the Senate.
That means only 34 Senators are needed for ratification, genius. That's why a filibuster matters.
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Last week, the Emery High baseball team completed their preseason play with a home loss against Uintah and then they opened region 15 action at home with a victory over Richfield 3-2.
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Geren Payne picked up the victory on the mound as he limited the Wildcats to five base hits.
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Lately MMOs have really been burning me out, and by lately I mean the past decade's worth. Now I've taken a great interest in ESO, mainly because I admire the setting, the graphics, the combat, PVP, the list goes on. People have said it before though, it's not all that different from what we have seen, but it is new but many games were new and once that wears off is when we discover the true test of time.
One aspect about it I do not admire however and actually resent is the allegiance system. I don't even think you can call it an allegiance system. It's a cloned Guild system that uses the same innovation which has been around for over a decade. You have a Guild Master, Officers, Members and Recruits basically. The guild is in one big sea of little to no organization other than the specified titles. Can ESO not do better than this? It seems almost all games come out with a tag of "innovation" on them yet they really don't change much from the last title before it.
Now, let's go back 15 years to November, 1999. Asheron's Call launched, a game which would be overshadowed by the success of Everquest and never really hit the masses, though I can almost guarantee we will see a couple comments pop up below from fellow AC players who know exactly what I'm getting at. The Monarchy system in that game has dominated the MMO world for 15 years. You had an actual hierarchy, a chain of command, and to top it off, a double incentive for recruiting and joining. The system started with a Monarch who would take on vassals who swore allegiance, the vassals would then recruit and become Patrons, and there vassals would recruit and do the same. It created a tree, sometimes hundreds of thousands of players deep. You knew what branch you fell under, and who the top dogs were. If alliance issues broke out, you could lose an entire tree consisting of hundreds of players, making a greater incentive to keep certain individuals around.
But the key wasn't just the great pyramid design, it was the rewards. Vassals could pass up a certain % of XP to their patrons, and patrons in return would have to support them to ensure their loyalty. Support could be money, gear, or even knowledge. I'm telling you some of the loyalty built in that game has lasted all 15 years it's been around and it's kept players playing long after the games life has expired.
This is not the design in ESO I want to see, but what I want to see is something else other than what we have seen established already by games so long ago. If I had it my way…I'd have taxation, contracts, and again, a chain of command. Nothing in life is free, guilds shouldn't be either. The incentives for being a member are really none existent other than the masses to play with. But honestly, this can be accomplished without being in any guild, making guilds lack the fundamentals which are so critical in the success of a social environment.
Taxation – Guilds will establish a contract which has the preset figures on it for a specific rank. Regular members will see an initial starting fee, or possible sign on bonus when joining which they would have to accept on the terms of the contract. A weekly pay system can be established, and for regular guild members, a certain percentage will be deducted, or possible set amount per week (Example, maybe 100g a week or 1% fee which would be 100g if the member had 10k).
Now on terms of the contract, ranking individuals will play a role in this too. Hiring on an officer could mean there is still a tax to be paid, but also a paycheck to be had for strong support of the guild and loyalty to it. If you had a system with 60 regular members, let's say Corporals, 6 Sergeants to have over sight of recruitment and each having 10 corporals under them, 3 officers or Lieutenants who have 2 sergeants under each of them for leadership and oversight of enlisted matters and 1 guild master or General to run it all, it could look like this:
60 Corporals @ 100g= 6000g
6 Sergeants @ 100g= 600g
3 Lieutenants @ 100g = 300g
1 General @100g = 100g
Total = 7000g per week
Now the contract would also divvy up not just the taxes, but the income. Which again could be set on either set amounts or percentages, but I'm using set amounts for an easier illustration. The pay scale could look like this:
6 Sergeants = 2500g (400g each)
3 Lieutenants = 2500g (800g each)
1 General = 1000g
This is based off a weekly pay scale and this not only gives the ranking individuals a reward for a very selfless job, but also the larger guilds with higher income could also be incentives for people to want to join versus a guild with low pay or an unrealistic contract.
The hierarchy system also establishes longevity, seeing as a Corporal would have to work towards Sergeant, and Sergeant towards LTs, knowing if you've worked hard through the ranks, you're probably going to stick around. This will also encourage recruitment, for the more members, the higher the paychecks. You could also set it up so a set amount each week does not go to anyone, but instead goes to the guild banks for savings to help fund crafting or helping other members. These are low figures and 100g is basically 1 completed quest so any fluctuations could have serious benefits to a taxation system if you could imagine.
Another flawed area, is guild banks like I mentioned above. The Guild Master can be a mobile guild bank, there is very little to no reason to store money in a bank when it can easily be mailed or traded from the GM. I think interest rates should be established to give more incentives to storing it, or ESO could get creative and have guild banks in the keeps in Cyrodiil and the closer to the center, the higher the interest rates. Could also make the guild stores charge a 1-3% fee on all transactions which automatically go to the guild banks as well.
The whole point is, it doesn't take much effort to come up with a better system, but all we have seen is the exact same system. The games content comes and goes, and in my 15 years of experience with MMOs, it's not the game that keeps people playing, it's the players. Players in a well-established guild who all receive benefits up and down the chain in one fashion or another could promote good longevity in a game like this, instead of allowing the same run down system to plague us once more, which we have seen fail in so many games before this.
Some problems with guilds are that games are being made more solo orientated.
That makes it harder for guild leaders to hold guilds together because people can jump ship easily with few consequences.
Guilds are most successful if they have strong raid/pvp leader or core team that know they wont find greener grass on the other side.
That isn't easy to achieve.
Trying to get MMORPG players to focus on objectives is difficult.
There are not many benefits for being a guild leader but they need to make sure there are some and that there are mechanisms to enable consequences to accumulate for players/characters so that you can't just be a complete dick in the game and wipe the slate clean by renaming your character for example.
I definitely agree with you. I feel that if there are more incentives for ranking individuals and a structure for people to fall under, then it will establish a more personal environment since one ranking individual will only have a few fall under him and make socializing far easier as well as communication, and incentives like getting paid for ranks means you have a greater reason to keep active with the people underneath you and reach out to them more often to help.
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Some problems with guilds are that games are being made more solo orientated. That makes it harder for guild leaders to hold guilds together because people can jump ship easily with few consequences. Guilds are most successful if they have strong raid/pvp leader or core team that know they wont find greener grass on the other side. That isn't easy to achieve. Trying to get MMORPG players to focus on objectives is difficult. There are not many benefits for being a guild leader but they need to make sure there are some and that there are mechanisms to enable consequences to accumulate for players/characters so that you can't just be a complete dick in the game and wipe the slate clean by renaming your character for example.
Most people don't want to play in guilds unless they are with people they know because let's be honest gamers are douchebags.
The majority of MMO players nowadays tend to "game-hop", seldom staying anywhere for more than a month or two.
The games themselves are designed to facilitate solo play all the way to level-cap. Nobody needs anyone for anything. Grouping is usually entirely optional, and green gear gets you to level-cap without breaking a sweat.
Joining a guild is just a hassle under these circumstances. Why would anyone spend time "building a guild community" if they're unlikely to be around to enjoy the benefits of their effort ? Besides, in most games there are no material benefits to belonging to a guild. You don't get faster XP, more gold or better quest rewards, so the average modern MMO'er won't make the effort.
With a good allegiance system, that can be dealt with at a very low level.
Let's see, some of the issues I've had to deal with running a legion,
Griefing, scamming, theft, arguments, people reporting bad officers, people angry over promotions, general complaints over anything under the sun, spies from other factions, racism, people feeling they aren't being helped enough.
I've ran them over the years and that's just a few things I remember. And the scamming and theft I say was different because the scammers made characters who posed as alts of regular guild members and tried to steal from them, but the theft I recall (was a huge issue) was someone crafting for someone else and stating the item failed when it didn't and it was 2 actual guild members.
At the end of the day, it is a game. But when people have real issues within that game, they want them resolved. Maybe if another guild leader would put in there two cents to get another opinion, because they more and likely know exactly what I'm talking about.
Some games I don't make guilds at all, and don't join them. I take a break and do the solo thing for the fun of it because some of us like to just log in sometimes and have care free gaming. But when guilds are made, we should be equipped with the resources to organize them better to make greater playing experiences for everyone. And the purpose of the original post was to show that nothing has really changed in ten years, whereas it should be a bit more complex and innovative these days.


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The Cheetahs claimed their fourth straight Super Rugby win on Saturday with a 34-16 bonus-point victory over the Rebels in Bloemfontein.
Despite the soggy conditions following a thunderstorm at the Free State Stadium, the hosts outscored the team from Melbourne five tries to one to climb into the top half of the overall standings.
The Cheetahs led 10-6 at the interval before turning on the gas in the second period for a convincing victory and to extend their best ever winning streak
The Free State outfit, who followed their three wins abroad with another strong performance against the Rebels, started with some good attacking play and put the visitors under pressure early on.
Replacement fly-half Burton Francis, coming in for the injured Riaan Smit shortly before kick-off, had the visitors turning around with every tactical kick.
In pouring rain, the Cheetahs took no unnecessary chances and opted for shots at goal rather than attacking line-outs when awarded penalties.
Francis got the hosts on the board in the 15th minute via his kicking boot after the Rebels infringed at the breakdown.
The tourists put in some good hits on defence early on but struggled to capitalise on the possession they earned. In contrast, Francis' penalty inspired his team to start running with the ball, even though the poor conditions led to numerous handling errors.
Rebels full-back James O'Connor finally got his side on the board, kicking a penalty in the 22nd minute. It was some reward for the visitors in a game that lacked intensity in the first 20 minutes.
O'Connor added another three points shortly thereafter and the Rebels seemed to rise from their slumber.
The Melbourne side started playing with more gusto and in turn put the Cheetahs under pressure on their own goalline.
The hosts, however, did well on defence and snubbed the Rebels of any five pointers.
Keeping the ball in hand, the Cheetahs moved it down the backline and found space on the outside. Centre Johann Sadie broke the defence and offloaded to full-back Hennie Daniller, who went over in the corner for a converted try.
That put the Cheetahs in the driving seat with a 10-6 advantage at half-time.
The home side started the second half at a frantic pace and winger Raymond Rhule scored in the 52nd minute, with the Rebels left floundering on defence. Rhule pounced on a hand-off by centre Robert Ebersohn and ran through for a try under the uprights.
That inspired the hosts to go for the bonus point, which they achieved after winger Willie le Roux and Sadie scored in succession.
Replacement winger Rayno Benjamin then went over in the corner to put the result beyond doubt, with Rebels lock Cadeyrn Neville adding a converted five-pointer near the end to soften the blow.
The scorers:
For Cheetahs:
Tries: Daniller, Rhule, le Roux, Sadie, Benjamin
Cons: Francis 3
Pen: Francis
For Rebels:
Try: Neville
Con: O'Connor
Pens: O'Connor 3
Yellow card: Jones
Cheetahs: 15 Hennie Daniller, 14 Willie le Roux, 13 Johan Sadie, 12 Robert Ebersohn, 11 Raymond Rhule, 10 Burton Francis, 9 Sarel Pretorius, 8 Phillip van der Walt, 7 Lappies Labuschagne, 6 Heinrich Brussow, 5 Francois Uys, 4 Lood de Jager, 3 Lourens Adriaanse, 2 Adriaan Strauss (c), 1 Trevor Nyakane.
Replacements: 16 Ryno Barnes, 17 Coenie Oosthuisen, 18 Rynhard Landman, 19 Boom Prinsloo, 20 Piet van Zyl, 21 Barry Geel, 22 Ryno Benjamin.
Rebels: 15 James O'Connor, 14 Richard Kingi, 13 Mitch Inman, 12 Lachlan Mitchell, 11 Jason Woodward, 10 Angus Roberts, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Scott Higginbotham, 7 Jordy Reid, 6 Gareth Delve, 5 Luke Jones, 4 Hugh Pyle, 3 Paul Alo-Emile, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Shota Horie, 17 Laurie Weeks, 18 Cadeyrn Neville, 19 Jarrod Saffy, 20 Scott Fuglistaller, 21 Nic Stirzaker, 22 Rory Sidey, 23 Tom English.
Venue: Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Referee: Glen Jackson (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa), Stefan Breytenbach (South Africa)
Television match official: Johan Greeff (South Africa)


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In his hometown of Sterling, to his 6-year-old granddaughter and the children who share with him their most heartfelt desires at Park Meadows shopping center, Larry Propp has but one name: Santa.
To the 60 Santas who work for him, he's the boss.
With his seven years of mall experience, naturally white beard and a love of children that inspires their confidence, Propp is a considered a premier Santa. Four other Santas work as his backups.
While he won't reveal his specific compensation, the typical Santa contract for six weeks of work at a peak venue like Park Meadows includes a $10,000 to $15,000 salary, lodging, a meal package and often, car rental and airfare.
"We pay a lot for our Santas," said Pamela Schenck-Kelly, Park Meadows' manager. "But you can tell the difference between someone who loves what they do and someone who doesn't. We bring the best Santa we can possibly bring."
In addition to working one of the most coveted venues in the industry, Propp runs a Santa agency. He selects, trains and helps place Santas in malls and other venues nationwide. Instruction and administration comes naturally to Propp, who retired 10 years ago from a career as a community college administrator.
The Santa industry is competitive, and Propp is highly selective about who's allowed to join his agency.
"You have to be a natural-bearded Santa," he said.
Hair color doesn't matter; any beard can be made white, he said. But thickness does. Propp wants to see a full, round beard that covers the skin under the mouth — an area in which some men have trouble growing hair — and a generous mustache. Eyes are preferably blue, and while even Propp pads his figure for the holidays, a good Santa has a solid build.
The other qualities are harder to put into words.
"I'm really looking for a personality, a sense of humor, someone who's fun to be around," Propp said. "A jolly guy is what I'm looking for."
All Santas also must undergo a federal background check and drug test.
Those who make the cut receive a Santa manual, instructional DVDs and personal training from Propp that includes suggestions on packing for the road, hair preparation and posing for pictures.
The most important bit of advice? "Do not break character," Propp said. "You are Santa."
He shares with them knowledge gleaned over the years, including the proper approach to take with children of varying ages.
Children between the ages of 1 and 2 are the most challenging, he said.
"Once they get to 2, about two-and-a-half, they will just accept you for who you are and usually will have a very long wish list," Propp said. "That goes good until about 7 or 8; then they start shying away. When they're in high school, the girls will start wandering back in. At that time, their wish list is, 'I want Justin Bieber,' or perfume."
Like many businesses that involve customer service, Propp is always in the market for bilingual employees.
"There's a shortage of Santas," he said. "If I had a Santa today that spoke Spanish, he'd have a job tomorrow."


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These are mine favorite 80s action movies
Die Hard
Rocky III
Big Trouble in little china
The Karate kid
Indiana Jones movies
Mad Max 2
These are mine favorite 80s action movies
Die Hard
Rocky III
Big Trouble in little china
The Karate kid
Indiana Jones movies
Mad Max 2
empire strikes back, return of the jedi, monster squad, howard the duck, and there is an australian movie called fortress that i love(nobody has ever heard of it),
i remember watching howard the duck when i was little and thinking that howard looks so realistic, lol
what was that movie with eddie murphy and he was a cop and there was a scene when he was dangling off of a ferris wheel?
A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
Monster Squad was awsesome. I enjoyed learning that the wolfman had nards.
if Eddie Murphy was hanging from a ferris whell then I think it was Beverly Hills Cop 3. I'm pretty sure 3 was in an amusement park. This movie was ok but not as good as Golden Child.
I I I waaaaaant the kniiiife........Pleeeease
Sig and Ava by Imotochan
Die Hard
Big Trouble In Little China
Police Academy (The original and 2)
The Goonies
The Living Daylights
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Die Hard
Rambo: First Blood
Rambo: First Blood Part 2
Conan The Barbarian
Big Trouble in Little China
Best of the Best
The Karate Kid
Rocky 2 & 3
Mission in Action 1 & 2
Cobra (Still want the car Stallone drove in this movie)
And there's more but these were some of my favorites.
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
Basically whats on you list with some modifications
Predator <--- Amazing movie with simple concept
Aliens <-- The best Alien series movie ever made so many classic lines.
Die Hard ---- Yippie Ki yeaaaa
Terminator <--- One of my favs of all time
Robocop <--- Corny by todays standards but I loved it at the time
Big Trouble in little china <---- Such a cool looking movie for its time
Indiana Jones movies <--- Everyone knows how great these where
Mad Max 2 <--- Classic
and some additions...
Conan the Barbarian / Destroyer <--- I hope you left enough room for my fist because I'm gonna ram it through your stomach and break your god damn spine!
Escape from new York <--- Kurt Russel classic
Tango & Cash <--- Sylvester Stallone & Kurt Russell nuff said...
Iorn Eagle <---- This was a classic aviation action movie
Lethal Weapon 1 & 2 <---- "I swear too god I'l do it" lol Mel Gibson does border line crazy so well.
I know I'm missing some martial arts films because I saw so many I think they deserve their own category not really action, plus most of the ones I saw where subtitled movies I can hardly remember all the titles lol
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Monday, December 5, 2011
Christmas Goodies - Inspirations
For those of you trying to watch what you are eating this holiday season, let me apologize in advance. I just couldn't pass on sharing this collection. There are SO many fun holiday treats out there. Here is a list that has inspired me to be crafty in the kitchen this season.
at Tidy Mom
at Freutcake
at Better Homes & Gardens
at Gather Round Our Table
at Family Fun
shared at Cutest Food
at She Wears Many Hats
at Karla Dornacher
at Betty Crocker Recipes on Flickr
at Meet the Dubiens
at Sugar Swings! Serve Some
at Cup Cakes and Crab Legs
at Created by Diane
at Shindig Parties To Go!
at Relatively Reagan
at Betty Crocker
at Babble
at The Idea Room
at Martha Stewart
at Family Fun
at Whisk: A Food Blog
at Hello Cupcake
at Martha Stewart
at Sweet Cheeks Tasty Treats
at Taste of Home
at Delia Creates
at Lisa Storms
at Jamie Cooks It Up!
at Save the Date for Cupcakes
at Ginger & Garlic
at A Taste of Koko
at Hoosier Homemade
at Bakingdom
at Cookies and Cups
at Kara's Party Ideas
at ifood.tv
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Love the web site:). This post makes me want to go into my kitchen with my kids! I need to see what ingredients I have....ReplyDelete
Such a great collection of Christmas yummies!! New follower here. Would love it if you would stop by and share this at my linky party going on right now :) http://everything-underthemoon.blogspot.com/2011/12/bedazzle-me-monday-11.htmlReplyDelete
Have a great week!!
What a great collection! Totally pinning this. Thanks! Stopping by way of Tip Junkie's linky party.ReplyDelete
This is definitely a great assortment of goodies! Love them all!ReplyDelete
I'd love for you to link up this week at my Friday Favorites party!
All of these look so good. I especially love the Santa bread :)ReplyDelete
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The youth was reported missing on Friday night in the Chimney Rock area. Sheriff Funk said they searched and tracked him throughout the night and called in a chopper.
A member of the search and rescue spotted him on Saturday morning almost to Castle Dale. He had walked more than 20 miles. Sheriff Funk said he was returned to the wilderness program.
Sheriff Funk said a Code Red was issued on Saturday to alert citizens in the county that the youth was missing. He expressed his concern that sometimes runaways will steal a vehicle or other property so he issued the Code Red.
This youth however said he planned to look for a job in the area until he turned 18.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Emery County voters went to the polls on Nov. 3 to decide a number of mayoral and city council races. Also on the ballot was the Castle Valley Special Service District Bond Election. This bond election passed for the issuance of $12.5 million in bonds for use in projects throughout Emery County over the next 10 years.
The money will be used in culinary water, secondary water, road construction, sewer maintenance and upgrades as well as several other projects outlined by the cities. The second portion of the CVSSD election was the continuation of the tax for operating and maintenance funds for the district. Both of these ballot questions passed. Castle Dale Mayor - Vote For One Winston Palmer-35, Neal Peacock-343
Castle Dale Councilmember - Vote For Two
Jeremy Jewkes-245; Julie Johansen Love-214; Adam B. Thompson-139; Douglas Holmes Weaver-115
Clawson Mayor - Vote For One
Amanda Price-51; Clawson Councilmember - Vote For Two
Dean Allen-39 Christy Jean Gasser-12
Bryant Glade Nelson-5 Jerry L. Price-43 Cleveland Mayor-Chris J. Parkins-123
Cleveland Councilmember - Vote For Two; Kit Anderson-77; Bryan J. Christensen-82; Verla Jensen-80; Ashlee Stansfield-21
Elmo Mayor - Vote For One
Write-in Kirt Rasmussen-35
Write-in Brent Hadfield-24
Elmo Councilmember - Vote For Two
Stoney Lavar Jensen-40
Ryan C. Jensen-34
Write-in Brady Staples-23
Write-in Dallen Skelly-31
Emery Mayor - Vote For One
Mistie J. Christiansen-75
Emery Councilmember - Vote For Two
David Mangum-76
Jon âSmileyâ Sundstrom-34
Ferron Mayor - Vote For One
Joann Behling-178
Ferron Councilmember - Vote For Two
Michael A. Behling-164
Garrett Hansen-162
Trent Jackson-150
Joe Trenery-160
Huntington Mayor - Vote For One
Hilary Gordon-397
R. Boyd Wilson-99
Huntington Councilmember - Vote For Two
Jeff Cowley-416
Mark T. Justice-312
Orangeville Mayor - Vote For One
James L. Davis-177
Patrick J. Jones-214
Orangeville Councilmember- Vote For Two
Carol D. Cox-124
Carole Larsen-299
Paul Riddle-92
Mark M. Tuttle-238
CVSSD Proposition #1 For Issuance Of Bonds-1101
Against Issuance Of Bonds-623
CVSSD Proposition #2
For Authorization Of Tax-994
Against Authorization Of Tax-758
In Green River Pat Brady was re-elected to the office of mayor and Phillip Engleman and Kent Johnson are the winners in the two open spots for the council race.


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