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Jony Ive is the man behind the OS overhaul
Apple has reportedly made some pretty big changes to
iOS 7
, including a "flatter" look pioneered by Jony Ive,
Apple's head of Industrial Design and Human Interface
In the past, software and hardware design
never really crossed paths
under Apple's roof. In fact, a report in March of this year pointed out that Apple's software design team for iOS typically sat in the dark on what the industrial design team was doing, but the two have started collaborating more as of late -- allowing software designers to get an idea of what devices their iOS projects will run on, and also give industrial designers a say in what the software will look like on their hardware.
This change (under Apple CEO Tim Cook) is showing its face with the iPhone/iPad's upcoming mobile operating system, iOS 7.
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IOS 7 is expected to have a "flat" look, closely related to the look of Microsoft 8's live tiles. This is quite a break from the user interface designed under former CEO Steve Jobs, which follows a more glossy and life life look. The new OS loses all that shine and
currently lavished on users.
Apple's Jony Ive
While the design is flatter, the ease-of-use remains the same. There will be no learning curve for users, as the idea was to keep things simple (as usual).
The look won't be the only change to iOS in the upcoming version. There will also be an all-new icon set for Apple's native apps, and tool bars, tab bars and other interface features will get a fresh design.
Apple has also been considering adding more bundled information and options panels within the OS, like Notification Center. This would allow users to quickly glance at many notifications across their system at once. It hasn't been confirmed if we'll see this in iOS 7, though.
The changes aren't expected to please all users, specifically those who are used to the lifelike design with heavy textures. However, Cook has placed all confidence in Ive's ability to create across hardware and software.
"Jony, who I think has the best taste of anyone in the world and the best design skills, now has responsibility for the human interface," said Cook in a
Bloomberg BusinessWeek
interview this year. "I mean, look at our products. The face of this is the software, right? And the face of this iPad is the software. So it's saying, Jony has done a remarkable job leading our hardware design, so let's also have Jony responsible for the software and the look and feel of the software, not the underlying architecture and so forth, but the look and feel."
Ive stepped in last year when former vice president of iOS software
Scott Forstall got the boot
due to the Apple Maps debacle.
The changes to iOS 7 are not expected to give all developers too much trouble in the future, but apps built for iOS 6 and previous could be considered outdated since they're made to match old versions of iOS.
Earlier this month, it was reported that Apple was pulling engineers from OS X 10.9 to finish iOS 7. At that time, it was predicted "Ive's work is apparently making many people really happy, but will also apparently make rich-texture-loving designers sad."
Apple's mobile operating system is likely going through a huge overhaul because it's in the midst of creating entirely new gadgets, such as
the upcoming smart watch
. Reports have said that the new watch's OS will be built from the ground up rather than starting with the iPod nano's touch operating system (which has a screen about the size of a watch). Also, the iPhone/iPad's OS must be reconstructed to work with the new devices.
The watch is due out
as early as this year
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Skip to comments.Global warming causing California glacier to grow, scientists say
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Global warming causing California glacier to grow, scientists say Last Updated: Wednesday, July 9, 2008 | 2:40 PM ET CBC News
The glaciers on Mount Shasta in California are growing because of global warming, experts say.
"When people look at glaciers around the world, the majority of them are shrinking," said Slawek Tulaczyk, a University of California, Santa Cruz, professor who studied the glaciers.
But the seven glaciers on Shasta, part of the Cascade mountains in northern California, "seem to be benefiting from the warming ocean," he said.
As the ocean warms, more moisture evaporates. As moisture moves inland, it falls as snow enough on Shasta to more than offset a 1 C temperature rise in the past century.
The three smallest of the Shasta glaciers are more than twice the length they were in 1950.
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Oh dear god.
At least the polar bears will have a place to live........
Leave it to nutjob professors to come up with an answer to support them no matter how crazy.
"Professor Slawek Tulaczyk"
Yo Slawek:
Why don't you get a REAL job like stuffing envelopes in the comfort of your very own home or bottling those sea monkeys for sale in the back of pulp comic books?
Boy, science ain't what it used to be.
Global warming causes everything. It's almost entertaining (if it weren't so maddening) to watch "experts" link everything to global warming, even diametrically opposite weather/geological events.
This is like when my son told me that unusually cold weather was an effect of global warming. LOL
The story makes perfect sense to me. But then I have been drinking Wild Turkey 101 all day.
Perhaps somebody should tell him that the oceans are not warming?
The left has so abandoned reason they're willing to swallow anything. I seriously don't believe there is an ill or evil on this earth they can't believe has some kind of sinister, political origin. The age of the internet and undreamt of technology has somehow spawned a new Dark Age of Ignorance such as the world has never experienced. It's absolutely contrarian.
........well, what can I say?
What! And give up all those big grants that allow him to "study" the sex life of the boll weevil and spew his idiotic "findings" and call it science.
I wish we could just have a year of Wildcat rule. Someone says something that stupid, that's a caning. "This is the first time in my life I have been proud of my country"......That's a caning, Missy. Algore says CO2 is evil, the Earth has a fever and we are all doomed.........that's a caning and a pre-frontal lobotomy, Mr. Roboto.
ROFLOL. Thanks for the laugh!!
The only science I trust anymore is mathematics. I think math is a science.
Slawek Tulaczyk isn't the person I use to know.
Hmmm...California glaciers growing because of more moisture coming off the ocean...California in the midst of a drought...Hmmmm.
I read that too fast and read "the sex life of the doll". Must slow down - reading too quickly.
He's had one already ...
The leaves are changing already in Fairbanks. Must be GW.
LOL, uh huh.
Yeah, or as few as 10%... I can make up numbers too!
There are an estimated (!) 180,000 glaciers on earth. I know that "academics" have a lot more free time on their hands than their working counterparts in the real world, but are we to believe that anyone has done a comparative study of something in the neighborhood of 162,000 glaciers?
Yeah, sure they have.
Wait, if it is GLOBAL warming, shouldn't glaciers EVERYWHERE be melting?
If they aren't warming, why are they expanding?
Interesting. Warmer ocean causes MORE WATER VAPOR. Water vapor forms clouds, that reflect sunlight back into space until they dissipate as rain or snow. And this NEGATIVE feedback is omitted from the climate models, except as an average over the entire globe rather than specifically as clouds form and disappear.
It takes cold to turn that moisture into snow. If this is due to global warming, where did the cold come from?
Hey Professor Slawek. My broken refrigerator is making 5 lbs of ice a day. Could it be........gorebal warming!!?? putz
If you look closely at the following figure, Shasta is a shadow of blue surrounded by all the other orange and brown representing the other Cascade glaciers. There's one further north; I'm not sure which one that is.
Howdy! I'm enjoying my Iced Vodka and this story makes perfect sense to me too! Of course warming causes cooling. When it's real hot out, and I open the freezer door, all the ice jumps out of the freezer and into my kitchen. Doesn't this happen with all of you too?
It's not that simple, and cloud effects on radiative feedback are still uncertain. The type of cloud and its altitude are significant factors in ultimately determining if the effects of the clouds will be more importantly reflective or absorptive.
If anything, the Global Warming fraud does serve as a lesson of what happens when science gets politicized, and becomes more about politics and agendas, than actual scientific work.
Yeah, that happened to me the other day with someone posting something on Duckweed.
I think in this case you misspelled "scientist" it should be spelled "Séance-tit"
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billion dollar research projects, billion homeless, billions face risk, billions of deaths, bird distributions change, bird loss accelerating, bird visitors drop, birds confused, birds return early, birds driven north, bittern boom ends, blackbirds stop singing, blackbirds threatened, blizzards, blue mussels return, bluetongue, brains shrink, bridge collapse (Minneapolis), Britain Siberian, British gardens change, brothels struggle, brown Ireland, bubonic plague, budget increases, Buddhist temple threatened, building collapse, building season extension, bushfires, business opportunities, business risks, butterflies move north, camel deaths, cancer deaths in England, cannibalism, cataracts, caterpillar biomass shift, cave paintings threatened, childhood insomnia, Cholera, circumcision in decline, cirrus disappearance, civil unrest, cloud increase, cloud stripping, cockroach migration, coffee threatened, cold climate creatures survive, cold spells (Australia), cold wave (India), computer models, conferences, conflict, conflict with Russia, consumers foot the bill, coral bleaching, coral fish suffer, coral reefs dying, coral reefs grow, coral reefs shrink , coral reefs twilight, cost of trillions, cougar attacks, cradle of civilisation threatened, creatures move uphill, crime increase, crocodile sex, crops devastated, crumbling roads, buildings and sewage systems, curriculum change, cyclones (Australia), danger to kid's health, Darfur, Dartford Warbler plague, death rate increase (US), Dengue hemorrhagic fever, depression, desert advance, desert retreat, destruction of the environment, disappearance of coastal cities, diseases move north, Dolomites collapse, drought, ducks and geese decline, dust bowl in the corn belt, early marriages, early spring, earlier pollen season, Earth biodiversity crisis, Earth dying, Earth even hotter, Earth light dimming, Earth lopsided, Earth melting, Earth morbid fever, Earth on fast track, Earth past point of no return, Earth slowing 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Sheesh, I need to take notes just to keep up with this ever-changing BS.
Now, alas, I realize the "studies" are more likely coming from a grant-seeking agenda-driven loner using Wikipedia or Reader's Digest for primary source documentation.
Global warming has also caused my bunions to grow. And it has caused me weight gain.
Gotta blame something.....
>>>It takes cold to turn that moisture into snow. If this is due to global warming, where did the cold come from?
The 14,000 feet of elevation provides a lot of cold. You could have a rise in average temperature at the top of the mountain, that if still below freezing would promote glacier growth.
As one who grew up in the snow belt of western NY, I can tell you that warm winters can lead to snowier winters. Most winters, Lake Erie would freeze completely in January and February, so cold winds out of Canada would not have a lot of moisture when they hit the higher elevations in WNY. In warmer winters, Lake Erie would not completely freeze over and those same winds would pick up moisture off the lake and deposit large quantitites of lake effect snow on WNY.
And to what do you attribute the ears? Is that just genetics? Republican conspiracy? Larry Sinclair got a little too frisky?
I'll take "All of the Above", Alex........
Most notably Greenland & Antarctica
and in New Zealand that Large Red dot is a lie, all 48 out of 48 Glaciers are growing.
There was a story a few weeks ago about how Mt. St. Helens had the only growing Glacier in the U.S. Now we have more. Makes you go Hmmmmmmmmm
You forgot zits.
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March 30 2010 05:34PM
Well, this is probably not in the best interests of Flames Nation credibility, but I'll try it anyway. Even though Kent is our resident math expert, I've taken a stab at the whole "Magic Number" idea, as the Calgary Flames enter the final 6 games of the regular season.
If you're not familiar, the Magic Number idea came from baseball. In this case, it combines wins by the teams ahead of Calgary and losses by the Flames to come up with one number. Now, let me preface this with two things. First, I'm an idiot with numbers. Second, this is not iron-clad it's a "most likely" Magic Number scenario. It doesn't take into account some wacky finish where, say, Colorado finishes with 5 shootout losses but Calgary ties with points or something like that.
Then the following math may not apply, as Calgary may own the first tiebreak with the Avs. Come the end of the season, the tiebreaks are as follows, in order of priority…number of wins (LA 42, Colorado 41, Calgary 38), head to head (Calgary beats LA, loses to Colorado).
The numbers from Calgary's perspective they sit with 38 wins and 85 points with 6 games remaining this season. Their best possible scenario is 97 points, if Calgary wins out down the stretch. In terms of wins, Calgary's best case scenario is 44. Lets start with 7th place LA (as it stands PRIOR to a game with the Nashville Predators Tuesday Night).
They have 42 wins and 90 points with 7 games remaining this season (including tonight). Because Calgary owns the second tiebreak on the Kings, the Magic Number for Los Angeles is now 4 games.
The scenarios:
- 4 LA wins gets them to 98 points
- 3 LA wins 1 Calgary loss gets LA to 96 but the Flames would only be able to get to 95
- 2 LA wins 2 Calgary losses gets the Kings to 94 points but a possible total of just 93 for the Flames
- 1 LA win 3 Calgary losses gets the Kings to just 92 guaranteed points, but Calgary would be able to get a grand total of 91.
Magic Number: 4
8th place Colorado also owns a Magic Number of 4. The Avs sit with 41 wins and 89 points with 7 games remaining. The Avs can tie Calgary in terms of wins and still make the playoffs, as they also own the head to head tiebreak with the Flames. So Calgary has to have more points than the Avalanche.
Once again, the scenarios:
- Colorado wins 4 gets the Avs to 97 points and 45 wins
- 3 Colorado wins 1 Calgary loss gets the Avs to 95 points and 44 wins (enough to win the tiebreak)
- 2 Colorado wins 2 Calgary losses gets the Avs to 93 points Calgary can get to only 93
- 1 Colorado win 3 Calgary losses sees the Avs finish with at least 91 points while Calgary can get to just 91.
Magic Number: 4
From a cynics standpoint, we could also make the "Elimination Number"…but who wants to be negative? In that event, though, Calgary's Elimination Number would also be 4. Damn, the math makes things seem a whole lot bleaker.
March 30 2010, 08:39PM
whoah. that math almost makes... like.... SENSE.
So right now, we're #4, Bobby Orr. Orr is good, we're in good shape.
Of course, one loss or LA/Avs win and we're at #3 Dion Phaneuf, and that's instant bad news. May as well expect another loss or LA/Avs win, and...
...we're at #2 - let's go with Big Al MacInnis. Al wouldn't let us down, would he? We don't even play St. Louis, so no conflicts of interest. Unlikely we stay at 2, though, eventually we'll be at 1.
Then, we're in Hardy Astrom territory, and for those of you who know your Don Cherry history, that's really bad news.
It gets more complicated when it goes beyond the numbers!
Oilers clinched tonight LOLZ
So I guess the "positive" way to look at is our Magic Number to clinch a playoff spot is 9. Unfortunately we only have 13 games to get there, but we can cut that almost in half by Friday if the stars align. Conversely, we could be out by then too. :S
McBackup is starting in Anaheim tonight... ironically this could be his biggest win for the Flames ever.
Fantastic band reference, by the way. Love Mornings Eleven.
I always thought that 3 was the magic number:
Of course, I never learned to count until I had the chance to hear the Blind Melon version.


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Two pieces of seemingly unrelated news last week show just how deficient our values are when it comes to the treatment of the lowest paid workers in our economy, the largest portion of whom are employed in the food chain.
First, Los Angeles followed Seattle and San Francisco in setting its minimum wage at $15 per hour. With New York looking as if it might join the club, $15 could become the new, de facto $7.25, the current federal minimum hourly wage. (As I've mentioned before, many tipped workers make even less than that.) A couple of days later, Walmart, among the worst offenders in the realm of labor abuse, announced that it would push its suppliers for improvements in … animal welfare.
If Walmart's new rules are enforced, they'd be stricter and more humane than any set by federal agencies. But the standards are voluntary, vague and without a deadline; and the company has a history of not following through on its promises.
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Skip to comments.Iowahawk: With Apologies to Stephen Sondheim
Posted on 02/17/2013 1:12:37 PM PST by EveningStar
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Aren't we a pair?
You on the ground smoldering
Me in mid-air.
Send in the drones.
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Yes, and he's making a dash for Mexico apparently.
There is a video making the rounds recalling a rebellion that took place in Tennessee right after WWII; The Battle of Athens, when military vets took back their McMinn County gov't from a corrupt democRAT machine.
Those circulating it are encouraging everyone to arm themselves and prepare for the coming necessary revolt against our corrupt NATIONAL government.
It's a noble cause, and it may come to that. In fact, I think BHO, et al DESIRE a citizen uprising, and I think THAT is the reason for the recent gynormous weapon and ammo purchase by the gubmint. And the cherry on top is the recent approval for BHO to deploy armed drones against U.S. citizens ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. Last time I checked, that included AMERICAN SOIL. It's going to get very ugly one of these days!
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Pagosa Springs resident Carlie June Brown died Tuesday, March 5, 2013, in Pagosa Springs. She was 2½. The cause of death was complications of a chromosome disorder called 1p36 deletion syndrome.
Carlie was born to Dr. Robert and Jennifer Brown on May 25, 2010, in Pagosa Springs.
She brought smiles and gave hugs to everyone she met, her family said. She had many challenges in her short life and never gave up trying to overcome each and every one. She will be terribly missed, but we are very proud of all she accomplished, especially the enrichment she brought to our lives. All of her family feels honored to be entrusted with her care.
Carlie is survived by her parents, Dr. Robert and Jennifer Brown of Pagosa Springs; siblings Amanda Brown, Will Brown and Karina Brown, all of Pagosa Springs; grandparents Bill and MJ Brown of Graham, Texas, and John and Susan Guthrie of Sedalia; great-grandmother Mary Wilcox of Denver; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
A celebration of life will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, March 8, 2013, at the Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St., in Pagosa Springs. Visitation will take place at 9 a.m. before the service at the church.
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Now that he's replicated the feat at a new level, his start back in May now might be just another footnote for the 22-year-old right-hander.
Graham allowed one hit over six innings as the Double-A Mississippi Braves blanked the visiting Huntsville Stars, 2-0, on Tuesday.
Atlanta's No. 7 prospect struck out five batters and walked one in his longest start since his promotion to the Southern League.
"This is up there. It's exciting to get to Double-A and have an outing like this," Graham said. "Now I just want to finish strong. It's my first full season and I've done well at this point starting in High-A and getting called up to Mississippi."
No batter reached second base against Graham, who was selected by the Braves in the fourth round of the 2011 Draft out of Santa Clara University. He threw 58 of 88 pitches for strikes.
After retiring the side in order in the first inning, Graham (2-1) yielded a single to Hunter Morris on a bloop fly ball to left field with one out in the second.
Graham then set down the next 10 batters he faced -- just one ball left the infield -- before Kentrail Davis drew a two-out walk in the fifth. But Graham struck out Adam Weisenburger to preserve the shutout bid, and he worked a 1-2-3 sixth to complete his night.
"I got a lot of ground balls and all of my pitches were working. The defense helped me out, and catcher [Mathew Kennelly] and I were on the same page," said Graham, who relied on a combination of four- and two-seam fastballs, a slider and a changeup.
"The connection was there. He was throwing down pitches and I was thinking the same thing. Once I got into trouble, I started using the fastball more, but I was developing the secondary pitches."
The outing lowered his Southern League ERA to 3.41 and helped him improve to 11-2 across two levels this year.
The California native was 9-1 with a 2.63 ERA in 17 starts with Class A Advanced Lynchburg in the Carolina League before his callup. He struck out four times as many batters as he walked (68 to 17), and he held opponents to a .236 average over 102 2/3 innings.
Among those starts was the gem he fired against Wilmington on May 17. He allowed an unearned run on a lone hit over six innings, but he left in a 1-1 tie and ended up not factoring into the decision after the bullpen allowed a second run in the following frame.
"I believe I have lived up to my own expectations," Graham said. "But there is still work to be done. I get a little amped up some times out there and I start to get wild, so I have to hold that back. There's lots to work on."
On Tuesday, center fielder Todd Cunningham was 3-for-4 with a double and a run scored out of the leadoff spot, and left fielder Evan Gattis added a double and a run-scoring infield single.
Huntsville starter Josh Stinson (11-7) allowed two runs -- one earned -- on eight hits and three walks over six innings. He struck out two hitters and uncorked two wild pitches.
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Christine Monroe, director of the Green River Community Center, was nominated for the Governors Awards in the Humanities by Mayor Dale Johnson. Monroe received the Mayor's Award at a ceremony at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center in Salt Lake City on Nov. 9. She was one of 22 awardees in the state.
When asked why he nominated Monroe for the Governors Awards in the Humanities, Mayor Johnson responded "Because she sits home, eats Bon-Bons and watches TV," then he laughed for a while. Johnson went on to explain that in actuality the opposite was true. "She has worked tirelessly for the past 18 months to establish a community center and has done an excellent job.
"Humanities means preserving one's heritage. Several times last summer I visited the community center. There were youth ranging in age from five to 13, reading, doing crafts and logic games. The grand finale was a play adapted by Abigail Dunham, a 12 year old who comes into the center, being performed by the youth about events they had learned about the Civil War in the reading program here at the center," Johnson said.
Monroe started with the idea that Green River needed a place for the citizens of Green River to go and learn, be safe and warm, and have fun. She decided to investigate to see if there was some way she could meet this need. She approached the Gideon Baptists about a vacant building and convinced them to lend it to her for two years. Monroe applied for and received grants from the Commission of Criminal and Juvenile Justice, Grand County Recreation, the George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation, United Way, American Youth Soccer Organization and the city.
In 18 months, Monroe has created a community center that truly has something for everyone. During the day, there are bingo, beading classes, book club, speakers and special events, walking for life, bridge, bunco and parenting classes. After school, for the children, Monroe has scheduled girl scouts, Green River After School Program, 4-H horse club, drumming, soccer and chess. A stable in town has enabled 16-20 children who have never ridden horses to get acquainted with the animals and develop new heritage skills.
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The children who come to the center, for whatever reason, learn to be responsible for the upkeep and cleaning of the center. They take pride in what is theirs. There are also video games and a foosball table for the kids.
This past summer, the children of Green River cultivated a plot of land in back of the center and learned how to manage a garden from planting the seeds to harvesting and preserving the vegetables. There are also computers available with internet access available for the school aged kids to help with their homework. Now that the center is a reality, Monroe and her staff do not plan to stop there. They plan to raise enough money to build a new center with a basketball court, four lanes of bowling and classrooms. Monroe is working with the College of Eastern Utah and Utah State University to bring in classes for residents who want to continue their education.
The agreement to use the building is up in April, so funding and grants are in the forefront. Green River City has helped, but Mayor Johnson said the help was minimal and Monroe has served as grant writer and center director. Since 40 percent of the town live in poverty, no cost entertainment is the utmost concern and Monroe's knowledge of grants is very helpful. Activities are no cost or low cost and scholarships are always available.
Monroe credits her marvelous staff, Joni Pace, Sarah Burnett, Terry Coppin, Karen Smith and Mary Wilmarth for making the center a success. Just recently, Monroe has received grants from the Department of Workforce Services and the Center for Disease Control that will allow the hiring of four more employees. Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) provides the services of Smith and Wilmarth.


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July 08 2009 09:58AM
What do you do when it's the middle of the off season and you are supposed to talk Oilers 24/7? What if there is no Oilers news? What if all of a sudden the site has grown again and now 21,000 people have visited the website in the past two days wanting to read Oilers related somethings and only that? We can't handle this kind of pressure! You people are animals and y-
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You can go for volume
We had never heard about this Eklund until Willis wrote that article about him. Let's be honest, an old guy throwing out Nashville Predator trade rumors with an undecipherable (E-something) rating system isn't exactly the kind of thing that makes ol' Wanye get up in the morning and race to his compumatrix. Now turn him from an old guy into a hot lady, give her a nice rack and put her in a scenario where the pizza delivery guy needs to be paid for the pizza and make a movie about it. Then we will be paying rapt attention each and every day.
We have heard and read a lot of people hating on this nice Indiana Jones looking chap and couldn't really understand the nature of the vitriol. Having been to his site and looked around we don't see anything that is really deserving of all this hatorade but we also don't get his schtick. For the life of us we can't wrap our minds around why this dude just pumps out fake trade rumors all day long. There are lots of different NHL related things to talk about in the day. Why just focus on this?
We are having a hard time wrapping our brain around reporting on the Oilers 24/7. Can you imagine trying to report on TRADE RUMORS 24/7? Of course he has a 0.000014% accuracy rating. If he reported the trades as they were to occur he would post about 20 articles all year long.
You can watch the poll
And you can similtaneously curse the day Mr. and Mrs. Heatley knocked boots over a box of red wine and an 8 track cassette of Air Supply.
You want Dany Heatley to come to Edmonton still? What in the sweet holy hell are we doing here Nation? This used to be 73% No and 27% percent Yes! Now the Yes' are winning? Are you that desperate? Do any of you have sisters that are that desperate? Cause if you do tell them to hit us up at twitter.com/wanyegretz and we will put them to good work acting out a play about a pizza delivery guy who needs to get paid for his pizza.
Great Gods of Hockey – we just can't wrap our minds around why anyone in these parts would be cheering for Dany Heatley to do anything except get creamed by a bus. Please people who voted "Yes to Heatley being an Oiler" in the past 48 hours. Explain what has happened to make you think "yeah, you know what – I DO want this unbelievable douchebag to wear the Copper and Blue. I don't care how much of a train wreck he is or how little regard he is showing for his current club. Things will change once he gets HERE by gum!"
Seriously though, please explain.
You can talk bullshit and wait
Have you ever seen this video which was picked up by sewer snakecam in North Carolina? It's 100% real and mad disgusting. Some brainy interweb types are saying that it is a clump of annelid worms but we think it looks more like how we imagine Lauren Pronger looked before she assumed human form, exited the sewers and began to seek a human mate. We have watched this a few times and we have not been able to wrap our minds around it either.
Until something happens of note, may this video haunt your dreams.
He scores goals, we need a goal scorer. On ice product is the reason we want Heatley. The rest be damned, at least until he actually rejects Edmonton or says something to the media as to why.
Till then, would you reject a 50 goal scorer based on media speculation, or would you trust your two tenured coaches to be able to do their jobs? I'll take the later.
Oh, and everything is pretty much Murrays fault in my opinion. He was the one who fked this up big time, devalued his player - and leaked everything to the media.
@ Hemmertime:
I would reject him based on the fact that he has acted like a total douchewarrior by demanding a trade and then not accepting the only good trade offered. It's not about rejecting Edmonton at this point for me.
It's the warning flag thrown up by a player who clearly thinks so highly of himself he's not willing to compromise even the slightest to help EITHER team that's interested in him.
I vote for Heatley because it has been what 12 years since someone of the copper and blue scored 39 goals. And that is an off season for heater. I will put up with a lot of crap for a bit of that.
July 08 2009, 10:13AM
I had little to no opinion of Eklund until he told me that Smyth signed here long term and I left my computer happy. I returned to the Computer after giving a presentation i pieced together with Eklund like sources only to see that he had made the whole thing up. Eklund is dead to me now. I got an A on the presentation but the drive home from the University was sad that day.
Please, Wanye, we've got to do something. I don't want Heatley here either!
A bunch of other Oiler fans I hang with do want him and his baggage. I for one can do with out it.
Steve T must turn to the team we've got and work with it and add small pieces, like, hello? Malhotra is still available last I checked (10 mins ago!).
NHFM (No Heatley For Me)
Wow, so we got a 40 goal man, but what good is that if it doesn't translate to MORE WINS?
Heatley got his 39 goals on Ottawa last year and they still sucked bag.
We need players who want to help us WIN not players who want to score goals and that's it.
On the video: To qoute Arrested Development, Those are balls!
Wow, some kinda disgusting. I was waiting for Princess Leia to show up with a shackle around her neck. Save me Luke, save me!
I'm SOOOOOOOOO tired of Heatley, problem is though I'm also SOOOOOOOOOO desperate for an on ice change that I'd probably vote yes. Sorry Wanye. :(
July 08 2009, 10:19AM
Rice wrote:
vote for Heatley because it has been what 12 years since someone of the copper and blue scored 39 goals. And that is an off season for heater. I will put up with a lot of crap for a bit of that.
Worse than that my man...18 years since Petr "garbage pail helmet" Klima scored 40. You take Heatley in a second and don't worry about it.
July 08 2009, 10:19AM
I know mgmt wants to give Heatley as much time as he needs but Smid is a RFA so what's the drop dead time to sign him to a contract?
@ Doug:
Reddox has a great attitude... Make HIM the first line left winger.
If a player is a good person and a good hockey player (Sakic, Iggy, the Great One), that's fantastic. But frankly I don't care if someone is in the running for douche of the year award as long as they can play. Pronger, Phaneuf and Chelios (when he was in his prime), all giant ***holes, all great hockey players. I don't want to be be buddies with these guys I want to see them win hockey games.
Give me Heatley.
Chris wrote:
Reddox has a great attitude… Make HIM the first line left winger.
Chris, buddy, you're kidding....right?
WG - Further to your first question regarding talking Oilers 24/7, why not some detail regarding the development camp? I've really been enjoying the articles in the Sun from the camp - good one today regarding Plante. I'd love to hear from anyone who has been watching as to the good, the bad and the ugly.
July 08 2009, 10:28AM
Wanye...If the deal goes through, why don't you make Heatley your goat boy for next season?
I could do up a nice photoshop for you. :)
Whatever an annelid worm is (or whatever the hell that crap is), it is now at or near the top of my Heebie Jeebie list, supplanting cave spiders and those disgusting booger raisins occasionally (and unnecessarily) found in cinnamon buns.
July 08 2009, 10:29AM
Bean Counter wrote:
I know mgmt wants to give Heatley as much time as he needs but Smid is a RFA so what's the drop dead time to sign him to a contract?
Good question, not that he's at a high risk to recieve one, but it would certainly add to this mess if Smid were to suddenly recieve an RFA offer sheet.
July 08 2009, 10:30AM
Wanye, dude, that video has been giving me the creeps for a week now. Too bad FEAR FACTOR isn't on anymore, I would like to see someone take a big bite outta that thing for 50 grand!
Rest easy, Heatly will say no any day now and Brownlee will, for once, be wrong in his predictions.
July 08 2009, 10:34AM
On another note, When is Grebs going to have his arbitration hearing???
July 08 2009, 10:35AM
So can all you Heatley naysayers really handle another 9th -11th place finish? Maybe you are just tougher than the rest of us...
I love his 40 goals and think they could vault the Oilers into the hunt for 6th. My only concern is that for 7.5 million I want an icon and a leader. Unfortunately I can't say Dany is either of those.
July 08 2009, 10:38AM
Apparently Kovalev intends to meet with Heatly and convince him to remain in ottawa.
@ scorecoff hemmercules: Does he know of some good dealers in town or something?
@ Bill Rizer:
My thoughts echo yours. In this market if you pay a guy that much and he's the high profile kind of player Heatley is then the guy must be one of your teams leaders and the face of your franchise. Is Heatley this guy? No, he's more of a highly skilled mercenary. He just wants his cheque - doesn't wanna face the media and the fans expectations.
@ Mike Krushelnyski:
I can't handle another 9th - 11th finish, but what I really wouldn't be able to handle is a 9th place finish with Dany "Trade Me" Heatley on the first line.
I just doub
I still read Eklund. Doesn't really hurt anything. We all know that GM's actually pull just a small fraction of the trades they talk about. I take it for what it is regardless of what he says, its just rumors. Don't believe anything until it actually pops up on TSN and Sportsnet, and even then, their sources can be wrong. It doesn't mean I need to go around bashing him just cause he might make stuff up from time to time. Its just a rumor site that promotes discussions of What If's. Nothing wrong with that at all and it keeps people talking hockey even in the middle of the offseason.
scorecoff hemmercules wrote:
On another note, When is Grebs going to have his arbitration hearing???
According to TSN the arb hearings run between 07/20 and 08/04 with all decisions to be made by 08/06.
Mike Krushelnyski wrote:
So can all you Heatley naysayers really handle another 9th -11th place finish? Maybe you are just tougher than the rest of us…
Amen dude.
July 08 2009, 10:41AM
The Towel Boy wrote:
. For the life of us we can't wrap our minds around why this dude just pumps out fake trade rumors all day long. There are lots of different NHL related things to talk about in the day. Why just focus on this?
And if the arbitration for Grebs goes well Wanye should pick him for his hero ;) lol
Shifty203 wrote:
I still read Eklund. Doesn't really hurt anything. We all know that GM's actually pull just a small fraction of the trades they talk about. I take it for what it is regardless of what he says, its just rumors. Don't believe anything until it actually pops up on TSN and Sportsnet, and even then, their sources can be wrong. It doesn't mean I need to go around bashing him just cause he might make stuff up from time to time. Its just a rumor site that promotes discussions of What If's. Nothing wrong with that at all and it keeps people talking hockey even in the middle of the offseason.
The reason why I have a problem with Eklund is that he promotes his rumors as facts, has questionable sources and has been known to call deals confirmed long before they are actually consumated.
July 08 2009, 10:44AM
@ Shifty203:
Don't believe any trade until it shows up on the teams website IMO.
@ Bill Rizer:
Again with this leadership stuff. Does anyone actually know if was a bad leader in Ottawa?? This type of speculation is far too commom for people who don't even know the players.
July 08 2009, 10:45AM
scorecoff hemmercules wrote:
Apparently Kovalev intends to meet with Heatly and convince him to remain in ottawa.
Where did you hear that? How does that make any sense at all?
July 08 2009, 10:45AM
On a side note maybe the players are starting to see how crappy Detroit is. First Hossa jets now Hudler. hxxp://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=284076
OvenChicken8 wrote:
On a side note maybe the players are starting to see how crappy Detroit is
Where did THAT come from?
July 08 2009, 10:48AM
@ Mike Krushelnyski:
It was on Spectors hockey rumors, linked to an ottawa news outlet. Not that it means anything, just what I read. They don't even know each other as far as I know, I thought it was kinda funny.
July 08 2009, 10:48AM
@ OvenChicken8:
Wow, did I ever not write what you quoted me as saying up there...
I'm SUING!
July 08 2009, 10:49AM
@ OvenChicken8: Why would he sign in the KHL for only 2 million? surely he would have got more after arbitration. Now he still remains a RFA if he comes back to the NHL. Who are these guy's agents?
July 08 2009, 10:49AM
@ scorecoff hemmercules: Yeah...I know Kovalev isn't exactly the pinnacle of work ethic and compete level, but to willingly demote himself to the 2nd line/2nd PP would be more than a little hilarious.
July 08 2009, 10:50AM
@ The Towel Boy: LOL I totally clicked the wrong button *walks away shamefully and curses for a damn edit button*
July 08 2009, 10:51AM
What you guys are failing to realize is that Heater did not say "NO" to Edmonton. The media has messed things around so much and told us the juiciest story, because thats their jobs. Heatly didn't say no to Edmonton. He just wants more time to explore his options. i agree with what hes doing. I would love to see him in Edmonton and yes i was dissapointed when he didnt make the decision on July 1. But i beleive that he is not the bad guy everyone thinks he is. The real problem in this situation is the fact that there is even such a thing as a No Trade Clause. that is the stupid thing.
ps. anyone who thinks the additions of the Bulin Wall and Heatley wouldnt take us to the playoffs is a slimy alien snot puss ball on the side of a sewer wall
July 08 2009, 10:52AM
@ Mike Krushelnyski:
Wasn't Haatly moved to the "2nd" duties and thus wanted to be traded??
Mike Krushelnyski wrote:
So can all you Heatley naysayers really handle another 9th -11th place finish? Maybe you are just tougher than the rest of us…
You mean 11th in the East? Because that's where Ottawa finished with Heatley.
July 08 2009, 10:56AM
Chaz wrote:
You mean 11th in the East? Because that's where Ottawa finished with Heatley.
What?! You mean Dany Heatley isnt the Saviour? There goes my Line of T-Shirts that say "Jesus scores 39 in an Off Year" and Bumper Stickers that read "WWDD"
July 08 2009, 10:56AM
@ Chaz: Can't argue with that logic!
So Chicago finished 4th with Khabibulin last year...sweet! Home-ice in the first round!
That's Eklund? He looks like a pecker holding up a camera!
@ Mike Krushelnyski:
I think we should start a Paypal donation to send Gregor to Kelowna to talk to Heatley in person.
Sorry Wayne. We have a pretty decent defensive unit as it stands now. If Smasher Steve (Staios) can be cajoled into getting in front of pucks like he used to, and Boulin stands up like we've seen him do before ... the missing part of the equation is scoring.
Also, we've had Ethan "Cement-Hands Chopper" Moreau giving us character clinics for years. We apparently have character coming out our asses, and a pile of what would be 3rd and 4rth liners making up all four of our lines, with, umm, grit? Except that our brand of grit can't throw a body check to save it's life.
Grit and character are noble and good. I love them. But like me, they also need scoring to succeed.
Two decades.
Two painful decades of "I'll stand here, you bank the puck in off me" and Tom "can't hit the net from 5 feet" Poti ... to be perfectly honest, it's mostly been boring. And that makes me cry.
I am going to smash the rest of Heatley's teeth out if he comes here. If he has a beer with me and scores 50 afterwards I will vote yes. Until then I don't want to see his ugly face in beautiful Edmonton.
FYI, we have the most elm trees in North America. Who wouldn't want to be in a city in which the trees form majestic caverns over the streets.
Mike Krushelnyski wrote:
Can't argue with that logic! So Chicago finished 4th with Khabibulin last year…sweet! Home-ice in the first round!
Now am I'm confused. If we get Heatley does this mean we'll finish 7th (Halfway between 4th and 11th)? But in which conference??
* Realizes he's not really that smart. Goes back to poking his Dany Heatley Voodoo doll in the eye. *


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AVID Pet MicroChips
AVID Pet MicroChip Scanners
UK PETtrac Database
The AVID MicroChip was designed and developed to specifically address the problem of identifying missing pets and returning them home to their families. The aim has not changed, but the products have evolved to include a choice of two implantation products to better suit your requirements.
To complement the high quality MicroChips, AVID MicroChip scanners have been designed to include models which suit all types of environment and that are appropriate for your needs. The AVID MiniTracker is perfect for most applications due to its compact size, easy to use design, extended read range and most notably that it reads all four current companion animal MicroChip standards from around the world.
Whether you are implanting and registering pet MicroChips or handling stray or found pets, you always have to consider the MicroChip database that will be handling those details. AVID manages the PETtrac Database to ensure that the high quality found in the MicroChip products continues in the service which is provided to vets, rescue centres, dog wardens and pet owners alike.
Supplying the complete pet MicroChipping solution is what AVID does so well and we take pride in the products and services we provide. We believe in the products and services we offer, and endeavour to constantly improve them to offer the best solution to you.
Call AVID on freephone 0800 652 7 977 or 01273 408720 to find out more about how AVID pet MicroChips can benefit you and your clients
Get in Touch
- AVID Plc, PO Box 190, Lewes, BN7 9GD
- 01273 408720
- or freephone 0800 652 7 977