text: Meet a Specialist: Carolyn Kloek, M.D. Dr. Carolyn Kloek, Clinical Director of Ophthalmology at Mass. Eye and Ear, Longwood, specializes in comprehensive ophthalmology and cataracts. She provides consultation and treatment for a wide range of ocular disorders, including glaucoma, macular degeneration, eye trauma, and dry eye. However, she is particularly fascinated by the treatment of cataracts. "Cataract surgery is incredibly satisfying," she explains. "Even though I perform cataract surgery all the time, the feeling of being able to dramatically improve a patient's quality of life is always wonderful." Her passion for her work dates back to her days as a Harvard Medical School student, when the experience of a family member prompted her to focus on ophthalmology. Her great uncle needed cataract surgery and, once he recovered, declared the treatment "amazing." "It was really life-changing for him," Dr. Kloek recalls. "Activities that were once problematic for him – such as reading and driving – suddenly became a lot easier." Seeing the transformation in his life was one of many factors that inspired Dr. Kloek to become an ophthalmologist. Today, much of her clinical practice at Mass. Eye and Ear is devoted to providing medical and surgical care to patients with cataracts. According to Dr. Kloek, engaging patients in the decision-making process about their care is an essential part of treatment. This is particularly true when making decisions about the timing of cataract surgery, or even whether to proceed with surgery at all. Often, patients will opt to not have surgery if the cataracts are small and do not significantly impair vision or activity. In some cases, however, a patient's declining quality of life may necessitate moving forward. This was the case for one of Dr. Kloek's patients -- a man in his fifties, who was in the early stages of the disease. At first, he did not seem to need urgent cataract removal because his cataract was not advanced on examination and his vision was still good. But after the man explained that he was a pilot and required the best possible vision, Dr. Kloek and her patient decided to proceed with the surgery rather than wait. The patient was thrilled after cataract surgery and felt that having the surgery allowed him to continue flying. In addition to providing top-notch patient care, Dr. Kloek is also passionately committed to teaching. As Director of the Harvard Medical School (HMS) Residency Training Program in Ophthalmology, she has significant involvement in shaping the curriculum and direction of ophthalmology education and training for HMS students and residents. She has served as a preceptor to medical students and teaches Mass. Eye and Ear ophthalmology residents in the clinic and the operating room. Watching students develop the requisite skill set under her tutelage is exciting, Dr. Kloek says. In 2008, she was awarded the department's prestigious Teacher of the Year Award for her outstanding mentoring skills and contributions to medical education. Not surprisingly, Dr. Kloek's research is primarily focused on advancing the surgical training of medical students and residents. One recent innovation is the introduction of cataract surgery training earlier in the residency through a series of OR learning modules. Studies have already proven that this new approach increases both the competence and general skill level of ophthalmology residents. As a devoted clinician and medical educator, Dr. Kloek is convinced that the focus on academic excellence for young physicians training at Mass. Eye and Ear enhances the quality of care for patients. "The teaching process makes for a more thoughtful treatment process," she notes, "and that enables the best possible care for patients." Contact Dr. Kloek's office at 617-573-3202. View Dr. Kloek's online bio for more information. Request an appointment. Contact Us Today! 617-523-7900 or Use Our Simple Online Form to Give Us Feedback We welcome your comments and feedback. Please include contact information if you'd like a response. Did you find this page helpful? YesNo Enter your comments: Please enter the code above, to verify you are human *


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By Brendan Conway
Here's noting colleague Reshma Kapadia's succinct and worthwhile summary of the field of "smart beta" ETFs in the weekend Barron's funds quarterly, including the industry's obvious discomfort with the term.
The discomfort arises because the "smart" in the term "smart beta" can be taken to imply investors will get superior returns.
But there's no guarantee of superior returns. Except, of course, for investors who can turn back the clock on that backtested investing strategy showing a portfolio of X plus Y with a little Z did so well over the last decade:
Diverging from the crowd is fine when you're right, but many of these new ETFs are based largely (or entirely) on back-testing, not market experience. ETFs based on back-tested data work exceptionally well for investors with time machines, but otherwise you risk choosing a fund with cherry-picked data. Choosing a smart-beta ETF, then, is akin to picking an actively managed mutual fund — investors need to assess the fund's philosophy. "It's really important to understand how the underlying index is constructed and what biases that may introduce into the mix," says John Feyerer, head of Invesco PowerShares' product strategy & research team. "No strategy is going to work in every market condition."
Strategists at Pavilion Global Markets looked at smart-beta versions of the S&P since 1991 and found they all beat the S&P 500 — but most did so with additional risk. "We need to be careful as an industry," [Deborah Fuhr, co-founder of independent ETF research and consultancy firm ETFGI] says, "in saying these will consistently outperform."
Read the full story here — funds coming under mention include Guggenheim S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP), PowerShares FTSE RAFI US 1000 (PRF), WisdomTree Emerging Markets Equity Income fund (DEM) and EGShares Emerging Markets Consumer ETF (ECON).

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9 February 2004
Dr Brian Kennedy announced today that he would not seek to renew his contract as Director of the National Gallery of Australia when it expires in August 2004. Dr Kennedy said he had formally advised his intentions to the Gallery Chairman, Mr Harold Mitchell, and the Minister for Arts and Sport, Senator the Hon Rod Kemp.
'Since opening to the public in 1982, the National Gallery has had three Directors, each of whom served for seven years. It is time to make the post available for the next phase in the story of this vital institution which although young, is an extraordinary achievement already,' Dr Kennedy said.
Dr Kennedy, who was appointed in 1997, said he was honoured to have served as Director of a Gallery that is truly a national institution in every sense of the word. 'The National Gallery is more than just a building with major displays and exhibitions in Canberra. Through its programs of travelling exhibitions, loans to and partnerships with regional and metropolitan galleries, it has deliberately and successfully reached out to hundreds of thousands of Australians across the country,' he said, 'the success of the Out and About exhibition in 2003, which saw iconic works of art exhibited across the country, along with our many outreach programs, has convinced me of Australia's enthusiasm for great works of art.'
'The introduction of free admission to the permanent collection in 1998 encouraged donors to assist acquisitions to the Gallery, knowing that works they supported would be available to all Australians. There have been acquisitions across all the collection areas, many funded with the support of a rejuvenated Gallery Foundation,' Dr Kennedy said, 'I have been delighted to be associated with so many significant acquisitions proposed by our curators. In particular, the Gallery has acquired key works by Australian masters such as Rover Thomas, John Brack, Arthur Boyd, John Olsen, Fiona Hall and Bill Robinson, along with many other works of contemporary Australian art. 'Key collections have been acquired — the Fannin collection of early Papunya paintings, the Australian Print Workshop Archive, the Holmgren Spertus collection of Asian Textiles and the Tyler Archive of international prints. While much attention has been paid to major acquisitions by among others David Hockney, Lucian Freud and Ron Mueck (acquired with $5.5 million in donor contributions), building on our existing collections has brought me great satisfaction and pleasure.'
Dr Kennedy said that he had been mandated to make the Gallery more national and international. The Gallery staff had worked brilliantly to achieve this aim through increased access to loans from the national collection — these have risen every year since 1997 — and a succession of international exhibitions in the USA [1998/99], England [2000], Switzerland [1999], Germany [1999], Russia [2000], Papua New Guinea [2002], New Zealand [2002, 2003], Noumea [2003] and Singapore [2004].
In Canberra, the Gallery building has been receiving a long-needed refurbishment, and funding has been allocated from Government for visitor facilities and galleries in a new entrance area.
'The National Gallery Directorship', said Dr Kennedy, 'is a challenging position, often controversial but always engaging. I have been very appreciative of the support offered to me by staff, the Chairs and Members of the Gallery Council and Foundation, donors, the Gallery membership and our many visitors. Long may the Australian Government, benefactors and the visiting public continue to sustain the National Gallery,' he said.
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Summer Institute 2009
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July 30-August 2, 2009
Presented by the Department of Religious Education and the National Forum of Greek Orthodox Church Musicians
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General Information
The Department of Religious Education and the National Forum of Greek Orthodox Church Musicians invite you to retreat from the demands of daily life and spend time sharing fresh ideas and the latest insights for handing forward the Orthodox Faith and Tradition to young people. The Summer Institute will meet from July 30 to August 2 on the campus of Hellenic College and Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, MA (www.hchc.edu).
As in previous Summer Institutes, there are two tracks. One is designed for Sunday church school teachers and supervisors, youth ministers, and anyone interested in teaching the faith. The second track is designed for Church musicians, choir directors and singers, youth choir leaders, or anyone interested in creating opportunities for young people to learn the musical heritage of the Greek Orthodox Church.
Topics include "Living on the Logosphere," "Understanding Byzantine Liturgy," "Teenagers and the Internet: What Teachers and Parents Should Know," and "Building Faith + Summer Fun = Vacation Church School," "'Ortho-Crafts," Desert Wisdom for City Dwellers," "Storytelling Through Art," and "St. Maximos the Confessor and the Role of the Teacher," and "Organizing for Youth Involvement in Church Music."
Each day will include worship in the Chapel of the Holy Cross at Hellenic College and Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology. There will be time for fellowship, sharing and networking.
There is limited space in the Polemanakos Dormitory of Hellenic College at a cost of $25 per night. A block of rooms has been reserved at the Hilton Hotel in nearby Dedham, MA at a cost of $109 per night, plus tax. Go to http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/DDHDHHF-GOA-20090727/index.jhtml to make reservations directly. Shuttle service between the campus and the hotel will be provided.
The Early Registration Fee is $100. Regular Registration is $150. This fee covers participation in the program and program materials. Participants must also cover their housing and meal costs. See options above.
Scheduled Presenters
The Presenters will be:
His Grace Bishop Savas of Troas is the Director of the Office of Church and Society of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
Niko Chocheli has illustrated many popular books for Orthodox children, including Prepare O Bethlehem, Jonah, and Christ in the Old Testament. He teaches Fine Art in Pennsylvania.
Barbara Harris, Rhonda Webb, Laura Morton are the creators of Traveling on the Ark of Salvation, a Vacation Church School program recently published the Department of Religious Education. They have been running Vacation Church School programs at the Orthodox parishes in St. Louis, MO.
Theo Nicolakis is Director of the Departments of Information Technology and Internet Ministries for the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
Dr. Bradley Nassif is Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at North Park University, Chicago.
Presvytera Georget Photos has been promoting traditional arts and crafts projects for many years. She resides in Winter Haven, Florida.
Dr. Vicki Pappas is National Chairman of the National Forum of Greek Orthodox Church Musicians.
Dr. Despina Prassas is Assistant Professor of Theology at Providence College, Providence, Rhode Island.
Rev. Dr. Philip Zymaris is Assistant Professor of Liturgics at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, MA.
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Department of Religious Education
The mission of the Department of Religious Education is to serve the parishes and dioceses of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America by providing materials and services that will advance their programs of religious education. The Department also serves individuals, organizations, military bases, ecumenical groups, and overseas parishes with catechetical resources that advance the spiritual admonition to: "Grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ" (2 Peter 3:1). For more information, go to http://www.goarch.org/archdiocese/departments/religioused/
The National Forum of Greek Orthodox Church Musicians is the Archdiocesan ministry responsible for liturgical music activities and the development, support, and recognition of church musicians. Chartered in 1976 as an official auxiliary of the Archdiocese, the National Forum serves as the liaison among local church musicians, diocesan church music federations, and the Archdiocese. It also serves as the gathering place for church musicians to discuss issues related to liturgical music and to formulate needed responses. For more information, go to http://churchmusic.goarch.org


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Artist: George W. LAMBERT
Birth/Death: 1873–1930
Title: Weighing the fleece
Credit Line: National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
Commissioned by New South Wales grazier Leigh Sadlier Falkiner in 1921, during a period of great prosperity in postwar Australia, the centrepiece of Weighing the fleece is the abundant freshly shorn wool from his champion merino rams. Although this work has become an iconic image of Australian pastoral prosperity, Falkiner was unhappy with the portrayal of himself and his wife Beatrice and chose not to buy it. Falkiner is portrayed enjoying a moment of intense pride as his champion merino rams are shown to their best advantage. The record price fleece is held aloft. Its weight is being recorded by Falkiner's tall nephew, and the bookkeeper, while the two bowed shearers concentrate on handling the rams. Mrs Falkiner, dressed in her elegant 1920s clothes, looks on.
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Excellent range of GPS, scoring and statistical features.
This app works extremely well, tracks everything you need and in an easy to use/view way. Also, the GPS has being the biggest single factor in improving my game - by knowing exact distances and being able to select the right club. Minor note: the view score on rotation doesn't seem to be working at the moment so you have to do it manually, but this isn't really an issue. Other than that, it the best app around for the golf course.
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University Preferred Vendor FairEvent Details: 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., July 30, Busch Student Center, Wool Ballroom, 20 N. Grand Blvd., Rooms 170-173, Lower Level, St. Louis, MO, 63103
Business Services will host the 2013 Saint Louis University Preferred Vendor Fair from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 30, in the Wool Ballroom in Busch Student Center. The fair is an opportunity for faculty and staff to meet account representatives from preferred vendors. Complimentary light lunch items, attendance prizes and product demonstrations will be included throughout the event.
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If I do say so myself, Changmin's high notes are really light but deep, his vocal is very nice. He should have earnestly practised this one year in order to vocalize that voice. I get stimulated by those whose performances have clearly become better. On the other hand, I do not feel anything for those who have been good performers from before, but have not changed ever since.
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MC: Yunho-san and Changmin-san, what do you think is the color of each other?
Changmin: Ummmm, I think Yunho is red.
MC: Red? What is the reason?
CM: I think…ummm, his passionate character perfectly fits with the image of red. I personally think that red stands for a honest character… today it's very, very…
MC: There are laughs…
CM: What I mean by "red is honest" is; he is very sincere, passionate, I think that his character perfectly fits the color red.
MC: I see. So Yunho-san, what do you think is the color of Changmin-san?
Yunho: Blue.
MC: Blue. Please tell us the reason.
YH: I think blue fits the best with him.
CM: We are asking of the reason! Please tell us of the reason.
MC: Changmin-san…
YH: He likes the color. The reason is, Changmin is calm from the past, and his heart is like the sea, a big heart.
MC: His heart is like the sea, a big heart.
YH: And with this blue, I think that the red matches the best. So when I went to the pool a little while ago, I splashed water to him "Pyon" (T/N: Pyon is a cute phrase meaning hop or jig)
MC: Here it comes!
YH: I'm not a cute character!
Audience: (Lol) Cute, cute!
MC: Yes
MC: So, when thinking of the color of each other, red and blue was their answer.
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TVXQ Changmin's different facial expressions as the character Dong Ju from the SBS drama "Paradise Meadow" have been compiled together by a fan. Entitled "Dong Ju's 50 Subtle Facial Expressions," the compilation of Changmin images has garnered a lot of attention from netizens.
The collection captures a broad range of Changmin's expressions under different situations. Each picture has an accompanying caption. One can see the intensity of the love and enthusiasm fans have for the singer and "Paradise Ranch."
"Paradise Ranch" is a drama set in Jeju Island, centering around the ups and downs of a young couple's love story.
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At 8pm on February 22nd, 30 Vietnam War veterans and their wives came to see the musical "Tears of Heaven" in Haeorum Seoul National Theatre and was moved to tears. The current KEPCO KDN President Jun DoBong (the previous commander of the Marine Corps), who served during the Vietnam War, was also present on this day.
The war veterans lavishly applauded the performance, stating that "we were moved to tears by the characters' ardent love for each other and the story which realistically portrayed the Vietnam War period." The heart aching love story born during the war had successfully won the sympathy of the audience.
President Jun DoBong revealed, "because I am part of the generation that directly experienced the Vietnam War, the musical affects me in a unique way. I was surprised by how similar the story's background and the main character "Jun's" situation was to my own. The musical touched the emotions that were deeply buried in my heart and moved me endlessly."
Furthermore, President Jun stated, "the story itself was also impressive. The dense storyline directly portrayed an accurate image of history. I was frightened throughout the musical because I was constantly reminded of the horrendous nature of the Vietnam War which occurred 40 years ago."
"Tears of Heaven" is a masterpiece based on the Vietnam War, and is a global musical, produced by SulN Company and Creative Production, geared towards the world market. The musical will be held in the Haeorum National Theatre until March 19th.
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Today evening I went to the bowling alley to see Junsu! Seeing him closely, he was really cute and looked like a normal young man. (I also met 3 members of FT Island but were not familiar with all their names.) The lighting wasn't that bright in the bowling place so this was the only photo i was able to take LOL.
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TVXQ's Changmin revealed that it has been 10 months since he last went on a date.
He appeared with fellow member Yunho on the February 26th episode of MBC's "Quiz to Change the World", and elaborated that he was at an age where he'd like to go on dates.
When asked the question, "How long has it been since you last went on a date?", he replied "It's been about 10 months". MC Kim Gura inquired more about his ex-girlfriend and Changmin stated, "I've always said this before but I'm at an age where I'd like to date". He is currently 24 in Korean age.
On the other hand, Yunho stated, "I haven't dated in 2~3 years. I found myself reacting to (certain things) in movies and dramas. When I find a girl, I want to reenact the scene in 'A Moment To Remember' where Jung Woo Sung tells Son Ye Jin, 'If you drink this, we're dating'. It looked very romantic".
On the episode, Yunho also revealed his disappointment at the female cast on "Quiz to Change the World".
He said, "I'm very disappointed at the noonims (older noonas). When we came on 2 years ago, there weren't many idol groups so they gave us lots of love and I was very happy at the thought that I was being loved. But after that, they showed love for every idol that came on this show. Their degree of love became higher so I was sad at finding out that they love all the idols in general".
Lee Kyung Shil, Kim Ji Sun, and Park Mi Sun did their best to comfort Yunho and Changmin. After TVXQ's dance performance they praised the two highly saying, "I felt the stage was too small for their excellent performance".
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Polly Bence, British Museum
This feather cloak is made from woven New Zealand flax fibre (Phormium tenax). It is decorated with dyed fowl feathers and the green feathers are from the rare kākāpō bird – a ground-dwelling parrot species native to New Zealand.
This is one of 153 cloaks in the British Museum's Oceanic collection, 49 of which have feathers as a decorative element. Feathered cloaks (kahu huruhuru) became increasingly popular from the end of the nineteenth century, becoming the most prestigious type of cloak at the beginning of the twentieth century. This cloak is in superb condition, dating between 1900 and 1906. It was donated to the British Museum by Sir Herbert Daw in 1936 after being one of several cloaks placed on the coffin of Richard John Seddon, a former New Zealand Prime Minister at his funeral in 1908.
Weaving is predominantly undertaken by women, and cloak manufacture (whatu kākahu) is one of most highly respected of all fibre arts. Historically the finest cloaks were worn by high status men, reserved for special occasions. Some were given personal names, reinforcing their significance. Starting with the collection and preparation of the flax fibre and made without using a loom, a cloak can take several months to make depending on the style, complexity and materials used. It is thought that early cloaks took up to two years to finish. Today cloaks are held in extremely high regard because of their associations with chiefly status.
A large number of people visit the Oceanic collection every year, many of whom come to research, contemplate and admire the fibre arts in the Māori collection. The manufacture of cloaks experienced a number of stylistic and material adaptations over time and they continue to be made today. Many contemporary fibre artists are keen to study and to replicate traditional techniques, as well as introduce new materials.
The London-based community group Ngāti Rānana promotes Māori values and traditions, welcoming anyone with an interest in Māori culture. Also part of this wider community is Te Kōhanga Reo o Rānana, an environment for young children and families to experience and learn Māori language.
Ngāti Rānana actively participates in a wide variety of events including those in the museums and gallery sector. When the Māori display case was opened in the Wellcome Trust Gallery in 2008, the group performed a traditional blessing of the taonga or treasures on display.
Cloaks in particular are widely understood to be symbols of national Māori identity. The complex artistry is not only respected by the local London Māori community but by those farther afield, by fibre artists, academics and Museum professionals alike.
This was first published in the London Evening Standard on 18 October 2012.
The Māori cloak from Aotearoa is on display in Room 24: Living and Dying
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We are getting another Spidey show after Spectacular got cancelled, He is supposed to be based off his Ultimate Side not sure how its going to be. Here's a little sneak peek
It looks great so far, Spidey's voice is ok. He is being voiced by the guy who played Chris's nerdy friend in Everybody Hates Chris. JK Simmons is voicing Jonah and we have Ultimate Nick Fury in here.
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Tonight Twente - Werder Bremen, probably a nice match. Go Twente \o/
Tonight Twente - Werder Bremen, probably a nice match. Go Twente \o/
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3-0 down in less than 15 minutes.
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Inter 4 vs 3 Tottenham
Nice Match, lots of goals and action. Totenham unbelievably blew theyre first half and it was 4 - 0 before they knew it. Inter didnt even play that well, it was all thx to the penalty and Eto´s extraordinary efficency that they shocked Totenham.
Crouch, for a guy who is over 7 feet tall his heading skills are very poor. He had 3 headers into goal, all of them were abysmall and poorly taken. Generally, he fails to make use of his physical advantage in air.
Bale, now thats a different story. He scored 3 identical goals with such ease, roaming through Inter defenders like a jet. This guy is too good for Totenham, he should join the ranks of Barca.
Eto, Inters best player ? Absolutely, he is on fire this season. 6 goals in 2 matches is the proof. Holy crap, how much is he gonna have at the end of the season ?
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The Rookies (Vol 1)
October 11 2010 08:25AM
A look at the overall NHL standings this morning has two unlikely teams at the top of each conference: The Edmonton Oilers are kings of the west and first place in the east belongs to the Big Smoke. Its early. For Edmonton Oiler fans, the W's are fun. The serious business has little to do with W's and a lot to do with three gifted kids making their NHL debuts. Here's a very early glance at the results.
We don't have enough at-bats to reach any conclusions, but as the three kids fill up each column with crooked numbers we can begin to see the picture clearly. Consider this exercise the first few minutes of a Thanksgiving jigsaw puzzle: we're placing all the blue sky pieces at the top and trying to get a feel for the task at hand.
- Jordan Eberle (2gp, 1-1-2 +2). The best boxcars of the group, Eberle has impressed both the "saw him good" group and the math people. His goal was a splendid shorthanded tally, he's a shooter (averaging 2 shots a game) and a passer and the young man is being used in multiple roles. His 16:01 a night includes 12 at even strength and about 2 on the PK and PP. Tom Renney clearly sees him as a solid option in all areas, and Eberle's intelligent decision making reflects it. The Desjardins numbers are up for the first game but don't give us a feel (yet) for how things are going. Dennis King is tracking scoring chances and so far Eberle (9-5) is well above .500 in his two games. I think we can reasonably rule out luck or onlooker status for #14, he really has been helping send the puck in the right direction. I suspect his Corsi will reflect that as we roll along. A very strong start for this player.
- Taylor Hall (2gp, 0-1-1 +1). The only rookie in the group to score a point at even strength, Hall has impressed (4 shots) with his work in the offensive zone and his willingness to venture into high traffic areas. He is clearly the youngest of the group in terms of experience at higher levels, and that has shown itself from time to time. However, a lot of this season is about survival for these kids and I don't think it is a stretch to say he's doing way better than that after two games. His 16 minutes have been doled out by Renney like this: 14 at even-strength, 2 on the PP per night. It is a subtle tell, but I think it'll likely hold all season long. His early RelCorsi (38, same as Eberle's) is ridiculous but we don't have enough sorties to consider it a legit number. Nice start, though. Hall's scoring chance numbers (10-5) is a match for Eberle; they have been playing on the same line.
- This is where we have to talk about context. Hall and Eberle are playing on the 2line with Shawn Horcoff. Now I know Horcoff is thought by many to be a horrible hockey player, but he is in fact a good one. I'm not trying to reduce the impact of what the two kids above have accomplished, but they've done it with calm seas and clear skies (relatively speaking). Some of that is their own doing, but some of it comes from playing with a calm, steady veteran in the middle. The third rookie has not had that kind of luxury, and as we'll see (below) the results have been far different.
- A quick note about injuries: We (hockey fans) have a tendency to forget about them. In baseball, the at-bat takes time and the announcer will inevitably say (during the at-bat) "Tommy was hit on the hand by pitcher Lightning McGee in July and it really cut back on his power. He hit 14 homers before July 10th, and none after getting plunked." We view that at-bat differently. We know that the batter will probably regain his power, but not this season. Years of observing (or playing) baseball have taught us that this is player who--while valuable--is not completely healthy. We temper our expectations.
- In hockey, we forget all about it. We find out Gilbert Brule has been hurt and we wait for news about how long he'll be out. If he's in (as he was last night), we (as a group) expect him to perform at previous levels. Part of it (imo) is that hockey is such a fluid game and the announcer may mention it one time during a break in the action. It doesn't have the same impact as it might during an at-bat. Brule's injury may have had an impact on Pääjärvi's game last night.
- Even if it didn't, Andrew Cogliano's play did have an impact on that line. The late game shuffle by coach Renney saw both Cogliano and Brule spend some time on the bench (Coglaino spent 16 seconds on the ice between the 11 and 17 minutes mark of the third and Brule didn't hit the ice at all during that time. The 4line replaced them and MPS moved up to the 1line) based on poor results. Injury or confusion, doesn't matter. It wasn't working.
- Magnus Pääjärvi (2gp, 0-0-0 -1). MPS has been noticed during these two games, often for being the first man back on his line and his tendency to get blown up on a hit (I don't think he has any fear). He's been shooting (3 shots in 2 games) but honestly his line hasn't been in the offensive zone enough to have an impact. He's getting a little less icetime (14 minutes) than the other two rookies but it isn't a lot considering he is on the de facto 3line and that 14 minutes is still a nice total for a rookie (Renney is giving this group playing time, no one can complain). It breaks down like this: 12.5 at evens, 1.5 on the PP. Dennis scoring chance totals for the 2 games so far (5-6) reflect that the 3line is slightly below average overall (Brule is 3-5, Cogliano has had some golden chances and is 5-4). I don't think the 3line will stay together long, unless Cogliano can figure things out in a hurry. Brule's injury did seem to impact his performance; the benching of the two (young) veterans and the elevation of the kid in the third period offers us anecdotal evidence that there will be changes if things continue. It wasn't all roses and sunshine after G1, either. Gabriel Desjardins' RelCorsi had the line at -36 (Brule) -46 (MPS) and -58 (Cogs). I don't think this line is going to stick.
All things considered I think the trio has had a nice start. It is (very) early but to my eye each of them has shown exceptional natural ability and a surprising amount of intelligence. That combined with some real courage in physical areas tells me their arrows are all pointing in a positive direction.
The rookies are doing well.
Now that we are back watching hockey, let's consider some of the most popular and consistent suggestions for change from all of us amateur GM's in the Oilogosphere over the summer:
1) "Khabibulin is the worst contract ever, terrible goalie, and we should try to void his contract based on his legal problems."
The PR disaster and reputation hit of such a move notwithstanding, this sentiment ignores Khabby's obvious talent. He has been the best player so far this year. He is calm, poised, well positioned, great reflexes. Both Calgary and Florida have had outstanding scoring chances, and we could easily be 0-2 already. For what its worth, he did the same thing last year, but yet by summer, we had all long forgotten how good Khabby is. So when he again gets injured (inevitable?), let us not forget what he can do. When healthy, he is an elite goaltender. Because of his injury problems, Tambo would have taken less risk with a shorter contract, but Khabby was also entertaining other teams in free agency and perhaps the term was required to secure him as a free agent for Edmonton.
2) "Horcoff is the worst player on the Edmonton Oilers. He should be traded, but no one will take him".
As Lowetide has often said, Horcoff is in fact a very, very good hockey player who brings more than boxcars to the game. Is Horcoff overpaid? Sure, probably by 2 million a year, but then again Ethan Moreau and Robert Nilsson were also overpaid by 2 million a year. It's hard to get the contracts exactly right. Where would this rebuild be without a Horcoff type player? These guys are rare AND valuable. Horcoff had an off year last year and so did the entire team. I guess we need to give the man a break.
3) "Tambellini just sits there and does nothing. We need a blockbuster trade. Perhaps at the draft? Boston is willing to trade pick #15, and all Florida had to give up was Nathan Horton!!! We should have offered Hemsky for that pick. Then we could get Dylan McIlrath, a key part of our rebuild. We need a blockbuster free agent signing. Let's improve our team with old veteran signings."
It looks like Tambellini wants to give the kids the opportunity to play, and play they will. While still early, I guess we can now begin asking ourselves, would we really be better off in this rebuild having a couple of 35 year olds taking away minutes from the kids who are trying to learn the game?
One of the most satisfying things about the draft and summer, in retrospect, was the lack of drama and a blockbuster trade. A rebuild is a marathon, not a sprint. Draft picks are grossly overvalued in the week leading up to the draft. Hemsky for #15 overall? Who is Dylan McIlrath anyway?
4) "Peckham is not ready. We shouldn't worry about his waiver eligibility and keep Belle or Petiot so that he can learn the game in the AHL for another long year."
If Peckham hit waivers, Peckham would have been a Ranger or Islander. His upside is enormous. Looks like Tambellini made the right decision again.
I'm happy we have a knowledgable GM like Tambellini running the show. I can't imagine what this team would look like if we were allowed to run it with our hasty analysis, judgements and decisions. We'd make Sather look like a magician by contrast.
October 11 2010, 09:06AM
that third line needs to be broken up immediately and the Penner/Gagner/Hemsky line does also. they both looked very average regardless of the points they put together. the third line being too small, the other line just being out of sync. Paajarvi should be with Hemsky and Brule (shooter) or something and Gagner, Penner and Cogs should get a line. seems more balanced for physical play, or puck possession but of course the Gagner line "demands" more ice time cause widdle-baby Sammy cutie needs to be handed the reigns of success.
Oilers serve up a Thanksgiving Day Turkey ,only to be rescued by Horcoff's rendition of Wendy's Kick To Win . Meanwhile , on the farm (OKC) rookie scoring sensation T.Hartikanen continues to score 100% of all their goals .
October 11 2010, 10:51AM
Calgary & Florida might be the only teams worse at center than Edmonton let's not start the parade yet.
Taylor Hall survived but hasn't impressed & it's time for Paajarvi to play 9 & join the Barons?
October 11 2010, 08:39AM
I am loving this season. As long as we stay reasonably healthy and protect our rookies we should have a very exciting next few years.
Loved the bit on TSN too. They are finally having fun again. LOL... I just can't see Moreau ever doing a bit like that... Good call as Horc as Captain.
October 11 2010, 08:47AM
I also think that Horc is a great fit for the 2 rooks on his line. Can let them fly and can cover up some of the defensive misque's.
LT points out the importance of having good centres, a big weakness for the Oilers.
Acknowledging that a fit and healthy Horcoff is doing his job, what about Gagne, Cogliano and Fraser? This is going to be a make or break season for Gagne. Renney has certainly provided him the tools, Penner and Hemsky. Even though Renney has provided Cogliano Paarjavi and Brule, as LT notes, this isn't working out very well. And then there is Fraser, who hasn't impressed very much, however, it could be on account of limited ice time. We know he can't score on an empty net.
Is Brule better fitted to centre a line with Paarjarvi and say Omark? The club knows what Cogliano can and can't do, why not reach down to OKC and bring up another young gun. What is there to lose?
October 11 2010, 09:06AM
Great article to temper the "sky is falling/plan the parade" Oiler fans' expectations.
They need to trade for a number one center. Making Horcoff second, Gagner third and Cog's fourth. Fraser is by far the slowest skater I've seen and was he just dumping the puck in the corner to kill time in the end ? Jarret Stoll has had one good season and a bunch of half ass seasons shouldn't be hard to replace oh wait never mind
Paajarvi has to learn how to bump the guy off the puck.Coming from euro hockey it will take time but he will come along.I dont think they can take Penner off the #1 line to help him .After he recovers from his injury Brule will show he is a better player than last night and should fit with MPS
October 11 2010, 09:45AM
What was up with Penner last night? Too much turkey before the game? Every time he got the puck he either had it taken away or just threw it away to the corner or gave it to Gagner or Hemsky. This was the 2nd game of the season and he has no energy??? We don't expect wins every night, but a little try will work wonders.
Can they send Cogliano to Oklahoma and bring up a Center ? Promote Fraser to the third line ? This issue has been with us since Stoll & Reasoner left.
October 11 2010, 09:49AM
Since the HEH line seems to be working/developing, I'm hoping to see MPS play with Hemmer and Gagner. MPS seemed to complete passes through small seams to Hemmer in the preseason and their ability to play at the same speed should be a big plus.
I would also like to see Fraser take a shift or two on the third line, just to see if he could play there. Fraser-Penner-Brule? I'm not sure but would like to try it.
Hmm.. am I the only one who's impressed with MPS and his movement when defending? Sure, he haven't been smoking upfront but defensively he's been alright (that 2nd goal yesterday had nothing to do with MPS).
I would really like to see Brule as centre, perhaps in between MPS and a player such as Omark as someone above me suggested - I really think that it would work out. But I don't know about sending Cogs to the minors. I bet he'll be grabbed of waivers and that's something I rather not see. Bleh.
2nd line is fine, even though I reckon MPS would do even better then Hall on that line. But keeping Hall and Eberle will be good for the future so stick with it.
Perhaps MPS-Brule-Hemsky & Penner-Gagner-Cogliano. But on the other hand I would really like to see Penner-Brule-MPS again as they were vs. Canucks, looked great so why not try it again.
Penner's looked uninspired and lazy even though he scored yesterday. He needs to get his head up.
Promote Fraser ? really
For a bit I thought it was the same team as last season. Unable to get a clean pass out of the defensive end. Then we won! Last season that would have been a blow out. Bulin has been great so far and stole the 2 points for the Oilers, we wouldn't get those two points if Doobie or JDD play. Where is all the guys that wanted the Oilers to dump Boozin ?
Nobody looked good last night, other than SBS. Lack of concentration? Hope Renney puts a quick stop to that or we will have a repeat of last year. Mind you, that would be great for the draft. Bad passing, and when the puck actually hit the stick, no one could handle it. Frasers miff was the typical play for the night. It will be interesting to see what this team looks like at the 20 game mark.
If the lines are going to change, really the only changes I believe will be to the bottom 6. Cogs is ineffective at C, so move Brule to C (when healthy) and bring Jones up to the wing on the 3rd line. He has some hands and is one helluva forechecker which will probably result in more puck posession/retrieval in the offensive zone.
It's more difficult to showcase Cogs if he's on the 4th line but I think that he's showed all that he can show. He has 'potential' but I don't think that it will come to fruition in Edmonton.
October 11 2010, 10:17AM
I seem to recall a couple people pointing out Jones' offensive chops, even before his goal yesterday. He's a pesky bugger with speed and seems defensively responsible, why not give him the promotion to the 3-line. Bump Brule to C with Paajarvi and Jones manning the wings and I think that line creates some chances.
As the single remaining member of the card-carrying Cogliano fan club, he's wearing out his welcome in Edmonton damn fast. His refusal to play wing last year and won't be able to audition for the wing spots in the Top-6 this year. He's getting lapped by the new kids and that race is almost over. I still think he's not being used effectively as I think he could be an ace PKer due to his speed, but if he doesn't have the trust of the coach at EV he's surely not going to garner that trust a man down. Sad days, as my #13 road jersey looks like it's going to be obsolete pretty soon.
Cog's has been better at the dot than other Oiler centers, any one notcie Hall is 100% at the dot ? Is Cog's the new whipping boy ? Only one player played good Bulin. Hemsky had some bad give aways as did Eberle in the defensive end did you all miss them ? We better give up on Cog's a 20 year old kid and give Sammy every chance we can
If Cogs is looking like deadline trade bait by Xmas I say put him on a line with Hemksy and Penner thru Jan and Feb let him tally a few points before you start shopping him.
October 11 2010, 10:47AM
Let the man drink, If Khabibulin can keep this up, i'll deliver the wine to his place.
Just win baby, and all these issues will fade away......
October 11 2010, 11:07AM
For a bit I thought it was the same team as last season. Unable to get a clean pass out of the defensive end. Then we won! Last season that would have been a blow out. Bulin has been great so far and stole the 2 points for the Oilers, we wouldn't get those two points if Doobie or JDD play. Where is all the guys that wanted the Oilers to dump Boozin ?
Right here. All together now: sam-pul size! Sam-pul size!
October 11 2010, 11:12AM
If Cogs is looking like deadline trade bait by Xmas I say put him on a line with Hemksy and Penner thru Jan and Feb let him tally a few points before you start shopping him.
To look like trade deadline bait, he'd have to look like he can help an NHL team. Non-playoff teams don't trade away projects at the deadline, they trade away Actual NHL Players; if Cogs stinks the place up again this year, we'd be more likely to trade him in the off-season.
Also, Ashley, your myth #2 tends not to be believed by the same people who believe the other three, since the other three are based on solid evidence and #2 really isn't (unless you want to count a single year in which Horcoff played injured, viewed in isolation from the rest of his career, as evidence). Khabibulin *could* suddenly, at the age of 36, turn from an average starter into an elite goaltender, but it seems unlikely. There are still gaping holes in the lineup that will hurt the rookies' development by forcing them to play minutes in which they're ill-equipped to succeed, and the balance of evidence suggests that Peckham still isn't ready and would have cleared waivers without difficulty; that way he could have been our #6 once one of our veterans was injured, instead of our #5 once once of the veterans is injured, which is what's actually going to happen.
A bunch of haters and grammatical errors in the comments this morning.
Calgary & Florida might be the only teams worse at center than Edmonton let's not start the parade yet.
Taylor Hall survived but hasn't impressed & it's time for Paajarvi to play 9 & join the Barons?
Lol, you never give up. Props for your effort. Just a guess but do you must like eating crow ?
Panic Attack already ? Consistency battered ? Not like this was not expected . Only ups and no downs ? We never gelled all last year , it just might take more than a game or two Oiler fans ! They made the most of an off nite be thankfull for that .
October 11 2010, 11:53AM
How many games does this group get before the direction of the season is determined?
In 2 games the Oilers have been dominated in 3 periods against teams that won't contend.
If they keep playing Khabibulin and don't get crushed with injury there won't be another lotto pick.
October 11 2010, 11:55AM
Khabby has played VERY well for 2 games.
Today's conventional wisdom, repeated by Oiler management often, is that he was the MVP last year until injured. Go back and look at the #'s. He played like a decent starting goalie. Compare his start last year to Craig Anderson's start and ......there was a MVP start. The reason MK contract is so bad is that it was for more money and a much longer term than the marketplace dictated. He has averaged 44 ganmes over the last 5 years
I don not know anyone that thinks Horcoff is a bad hockey player....ok maybe very few people. We all complain about his contract. You get that he has a cap hit of $5.5 million dollars until he is 36. Presently, he is our second line starter at age 32. Darn good player bad, bad, bad contract, fortunately it only has 5 more years to run. Although Jim Matheson did seem surprised that Horcoff was not paid in the top 25 in contracts.
Lets see: signed JDD for $1 m and Dubnyk for $800K and keeps 3 goalies on roster. Dear God rationally explain that. We are playing someone $5 millon dollars to play on someone elses AHL farm club and you do get that we have needed a RH centre that is good on faceoffs from the day Stoll got traded. How is that coming along again??
Peckham...................is flat out exceeding expectations. Agree completely and hope he keeps it up
October 11 2010, 11:56AM
So much for exciting last place hockey.
2-0 and still a pile of pissing and moaning.
You wanted a rookie filled team people, now suck it up.
October 11 2010, 12:00PM
I'm happy we have a knowledgable GM like Tambellini running the show. I can't imagine what this team would look like if we were allowed to run it with our hasty analysis, judgements and decisions. We'd make Sather look like a magician by contrast.
My favorite part was when you chastised us for "hasty analysis" based on a 2 game sample.
October 11 2010, 12:07PM
What I would like to do with the 3rd line is trade cogliano, move Brule to the middle and bring up Omark.
Then you give them shelter like crazy and hope Brule will build some trade value so he can be moved in the off-season for some help on defense and his spot in the middle of that line can potentially go to whoever is the most ready of Lander, Pitlick, or Vande Velde.
I picked Horcoff as my hero. Two goals already, and he hasn't used his stick on any of them. Once he starts using the lumber, look out!
The Oilers were lucky to win last night but some days you should lose and you don't, other times you should win and you don't. It might have been a let-down game after all the hype and adreneline of opening against the Flames, maybe.
October 11 2010, 12:31PM
A little early for the panic button after one poor performance, but it does bring back memories of last year. No effort out of the gate. We can reasonably assume it has nothing to do with the players. Repeated performances like that and the Oilers will be re-evaluating there pre game prep again.
Fraser's first impressions worry me. The guy is slow. He's slower than 4th line slow. He'll quickly become a healthy scratch if his face-off % is in the tank as well. Is he hurt?
I'm not a fan of the Gagner, Penner, Hemsky combo. IMO, The sum of the whole is less than the parts. Penner plays well with Brule. Why not elevate Brule and make a new improved kid line of Cogliano, Gagner, and MPS to play the soft parade?
On another note: who wants to join me in driving Brownlee nuts with the nerdspeak moniker Hallcofferle?
October 11 2010, 12:44PM
To start with....... I am not a fan of Brian Burke but at front of the following article
Burke refers to meeting with Bill Polian of Indy Colts pre work stoppage to find out what another pro sports guy, working in a salary cap world, was doing. Costs nothing and saves a whale of learning on the job as you go
Also interesting comments at the bottom re what areassets in a cap world
Is Horcoff a horrible hockey player? No.
Is Horcoff overrated? I'd say so.
Next subject...
A little early for the panic button after one poor performance, but it does bring back memories of last year. No effort out of the gate. We can reasonably assume it has nothing to do with the players. Repeated performances like that and the Oilers will be re-evaluating there pre game prep again.
Fraser's first impressions worry me. The guy is slow. He's slower than 4th line slow. He'll quickly become a healthy scratch if his face-off % is in the tank as well. Is he hurt?
X2 re Fraser. This is a rebuild. Let's trim a goalie already and have another look at Vande Velde with the big club. (at the very least he can push Fraser to skate some)
X2 re Fraser. This is a rebuild. Let's trim a goalie already and have another look at Vande Velde with the big club. (at the very least he can push Fraser to skate some)
Why rush? It's a rebuild, it's not supposed to be pretty.
Let players like Vande Velde and Hartikainen develop in the A. Give them time to progress before they get into the show. I say let them spend the entire season in OKC.
Actually I wish we had Nathan Horton. We could use a banger who can score. Somewhere, sometime we will need a winger like this, along with a big center, but that is down the road.
Bye the way, we have only played 2 games, lets wait before we panic. ~Like maybe 4 or 5 games~
October 11 2010, 01:44PM
I'm not a fan of the Gagner, Penner, Hemsky combo. IMO, The sum of the whole is less than the parts. Penner plays well with Brule. Why not elevate Brule and make a new improved kid line of Cogliano, Gagner, and MPS to play the soft parade?
Agreed on the Gagner/Penner/Hemmer combo (though I think both Gagner/Penner and Hemmer/Penner can be effective) I think Gagner/Hemsky are very weak together, we've tried it many times with not much to show for it.
Why rush? It's a rebuild, it's not supposed to be pretty.
Let players like Vande Velde and Hartikainen develop in the A. Give them time to progress before they get into the show. I say let them spend the entire season in OKC.
Vande Velde is 23 years old. He looked better than Fraser during camp. If Fraser can't pick up his pace a bit... maybe it's time to bring Chris up for another look. The fourth line was an effective shutdown line last night... but with a little more speed, it could provide some energy as well. Just an opinion.


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I put the things in competition with each other. So that, instead of trying to paint a relationship, I paint the areas and put them together and that makes a relationship, that is a relationship. But the relationships are not completely controlled or they're not completely articulated. They're rather sculptural in that sense. So the relationships in the paintings have the possibility of extreme transience or extreme dislocation. It's as if things are together, but they also have the possibility of asserting their independence from each other. So the paintings are relational but the relationships are at the same time independent. This has got something to do with the basic concept of the work. Usually the relationships are not painted on the surface. So I'm trying to take painting forward, in terms of content, I'm not resorting to earlier models in that regard. I keep the areas separate and I bang things together. So this involves a certain kind of violence or abruptness and it also implies the possibility that the relationships can be broken.
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Chapter 21
The Lord reveals His laws pertaining to servants, marriage, the death penalty for various offenses, the giving of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, and the damage done by oxen.
1 Now these are the
2 If thou buy an Hebrew
3 If he came in
4 If his master have given him a wife, and she have born him sons or daughters; the wife and her children shall be her master's, and he shall go out by himself.
5 And if the servant shall plainly say, I love my master, my wife, and my children; I will not go out free:
6 Then his master shall bring him
7 ¶And if a man sell his daughter to be a maidservant, she shall not go out as the menservants do.
8 If she please not her master, who hath betrothed her to himself, then shall he let her be redeemed: to sell her unto a strange nation he shall have no power, seeing he hath dealt deceitfully with her.
9 And if he have betrothed her unto his son, he shall deal with her after the manner of daughters.
10 If he take him another wife; her food, her raiment, and her
11 And if he do not these three unto her, then shall she go out free without money.
12 ¶He that
13 And if a man lie not in wait, but God deliver him into his hand; then I will appoint thee a
14 But if a man come presumptuously upon his neighbour, to
15 ¶And he that smiteth his father, or his mother, shall be surely put to
16 ¶And he that
17 ¶And he that
18 ¶And if men strive together, and one smite another with a stone, or with his fist, and he die not, but
19 If he rise again, and walk abroad upon his staff, then shall he that smote him be quit: only he shall pay for the loss of his
20 ¶And if a man smite his servant, or his maid, with a rod, and he die under his hand; he shall be
21 Notwithstanding, if he
22 ¶If men strive, and hurt a woman with
23 And if any mischief follow, then thou shalt give life for life,
25 Burning for burning, wound for wound, stripe for stripe.
26 ¶And if a man smite the eye of his servant, or the eye of his maid, that it perish; he shall let him go free for his eye's sake.
27 And if he smite out his manservant's tooth, or his maidservant's tooth; he shall let him go free for his tooth's sake.
28 ¶If an ox gore a man or a woman, that they
29 But if the ox were
30 If there be laid on him a sum of money, then he shall give for the ransom of his life whatsoever is laid upon him.
31 Whether he have gored a son, or have gored a daughter, according to this judgment shall it be done unto him.
32 If the ox shall push a manservant or a maidservant; he shall give unto their master
33 ¶And if a man shall open a pit, or if a man shall dig a pit, and not cover it, and an ox or an ass fall therein;
34 The owner of the pit shall make it good, and give money unto the owner of them; and the dead beast shall be his.
35 ¶And if one man's ox hurt another's, that he die; then they shall sell the live ox, and divide the money of it; and the dead ox also they shall divide.
36 Or if it be known that the ox hath used to push in time past, and his owner hath not kept him in; he shall surely pay ox for ox; and the dead shall be his own.


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It's Monday night, and that means we're taking a closer look at some of our local businesses.
In tonight's Locally Made Monday segment- WFFT's Andrew Logsdon shows us how a small computer shop in north Fort Wayne is taking things to a personal level for its customers- and they say it's something the big stores can't do.
It's this week's Locally Made Monday.
Stone Computers has the personalization down pat.
Through tailored service, and instant support, the employees have built themselves a loyal client base.
When you first walk in the door at Stone Computer on Coldwater Road in Fort Wayne- it can seem intimidating.
Computer parts and peripherals line the shelves.
Luckily, the guys behind the counter can have it all make sense for you into a personalized computer.
"We custom build and service computer systems. Both PCs, notebooks and tablets... You know, antivirus, scam removals, custom building your own desktop, to do 3-D animation, video editing, embroidery machines. You name what you want to use your computer for, we design and build it," says assistant manager Miles Ratliff.
It's been open for fifteen years, but the employees have years of experience between them.
To create- and service- the machine of your dreams.
They say it's what helps them stand apart from the big stores.
"You get local support and service. We here speak American, you're not getting someone overseas that may have an accent that's hard to understand. We are local, we provide local support and service," Ratliff says.
It's open 10a-7p Monday through Saturday.
So if your laptop breaks at 6:30 Friday night- you're covered.
Something the big stores can't do.
And everything can be personalized.
"Like I just had a customer looking for a system for a flight simulator, wants multi surround view," Ratliff says.
They can do it.
And Ratliff says it's helped them retain customers over those fifteen years.
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As a sports writer for the Emery Progress, it is always our goal to tell the truth but also to be nice in doing so. With that in mind, there is absolutely no other way to describe the Emery victory over Grand other than what the headline says. This victory, at 107-33, was the most lopsided win for the Spartans I remember for seasons and seasons. It seems the last game with a score like this was against Juab in 1990 or so.
Emery got off to a good start as they led after the first period 28-17. Now usually this quarter could be a highlight of most games but in this particular one, it was the low light. Emery won the next three periods by the amazing scores of 29-6, 30-8 and 20-2.
Twelve different Spartans scored in this game, as Coach Todd Jeffs had to deal more with substitutions than with strategy. Emery was led by their starting guard line in scoring in this game. Nevin Jensen led the team with 17 points followed by Dempsey Jeffs with 15 points and Jordan Gee with 12 points.
Also scoring in double figures for the game were Kyle Johansen with 12 points and Tanner Procarione with 10 points. Cameron Hansen, Tyler Killpack and Taylor Tanner each added 8 points in the game.
Gatlan Huntington scored 6 points, Brett Mecham scored 5 points, Karson Jensen scored 4 points and Vern Kofford scored 2 points to close out the Spartan scoring.
Emery made 41 field goals in the game versus 13 for the Devils. Emery made 18 of 29 free throws while Grand made 3 of 9.
Emery will travel back to southeast Utah Tuesday night to play San Juan before coming home this weekend to host the 10th Annual Coal Country Classic in the Spartan Center. Participating this season will be Emery, Carbon, Uintah, Morgan, Cedar, North Sanpete, Park City and Canyon View High Schools. Each team will play twice against an opponent that they usually would not face. The field includes almost half of all 3-A schools, so it is a good time to view other teams.
JV games begin Friday at 3:15 p.m. in the old gym and Saturday at 2 p.m. Varsity action begins Friday at 3:30 p.m. and Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Emery will play the 8 p.m. game each night. Carbon will play the 6:30 p.m. game each night. Emery will face Canyon View and Morgan.


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Innovative Efficiency and Stock Returns
David A. Hirshleifer
University of California, Irvine - Paul Merage School of Business
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University of Hong Kong
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University of South Carolina - Darla Moore School of Business - Department of Finance
February 22, 2012
Journal of Financial Economics (JFE), Vol. 107, 2013
We find that innovative efficiency (IE), patents or citations scaled by R&D, is a strong positive predictor of future returns after controlling for firm characteristics and risk. The IE-return relation is associated with the loading on a mispricing factor, and the high Sharpe ratio of the Efficient Minus Inefficient (EMI) portfolio suggests that mispricing plays an important role. Further tests based upon attention and uncertainty proxies suggest that limited attention contributes to the effect. The high weight of the EMI portfolio return in the tangency portfolio suggests that IE captures incremental pricing effects relative to well-known factors.
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Keywords: innovative efficiency, limited attention
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The Annual Scout Award Banquet for all scouters and parents will be held Jan. 12, at 7 p.m. at the Castle Dale LDS Stake Center. $7 per plate. Guest speaker is Keith Alger. RSVP to Rex Wilson (435-687-9920) or Ray Grange (435-687-9979).
A reminder to Cleveland residents that they are required to license their dogs by Feb. 28. All dogs must have proof of current rabies shots to be licensed. Persons failing to do so are subject to a $15 fine in addition to regular fees. This late fee will be enforced as of March 1. The town will sponsor two rabies clinics on Jan. 12 from 10 a.m. to noon and Jan. 26 from 1-3 p.m. at the Cleveland Cemetery storage building, 200 North 600 East by the cemetery in Cleveland.
Students pursuing careers in agriculture can apply for scholarships by writing an essay describing why he or she is interested in an agricultural career. Call for details and application at 1-800-232-3639, ext. 4584 or go to www.agriliance.com.
Starting in January EMT Training Classes will be on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday nights from 5-10 p.m. For more information contact Marty Wilson 653-2966.
Southeastern Utah District Health Department in Castle Dale is offering a cancer screening clinic for women between the ages of 40-64 on Jan. 11, including breast, pelvic, and pap exams at low or no cost. Ask about a mammogram voucher. Call 381-2252 to schedule an appointment.
Two $5,000 fellowships are being awarded through the Visual Arts Program of the Utah Arts Council. Postmark deadling is Jan. 18. Fellowships are awarded annually to encourage artists in crafts, drawing, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture, as well as new genres and conceptual art. For more information call Lila Abersold at 801-533-3581.
Orangeville City will be selling city calendars sometime around the first of the year. Call Orangeville City if you have questions, 748-2651.
John Maher, department service officer for the Disabled American Veterans will be providine assistance in Price on Jan. 23, at the Workforce Office, 475 West Price River Drive, #265, from 8-11 a.m. or you may call 801-359-8168 to know which documents you will need to bring or to have questions answered.
Four Corners Community Mental Health Center will be holding a town meeting on Jan 24, at 6 p.m. in the Castle Dale Senior Citizens Center. The purpose is to review for citizens the mental health and substance abuse services that are currently in place and to receive input from the public concerning these services as well as ideas to enhance or add services. The Emery High Peer Helpers will entertain; light refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome to attend.
"Dinner with Friends" is being produced by Pioneer Memorial Theatre at 300 South 1400 East in Salt Lake City, Jan. 9-26. Call for curtain times, free parking, and discount information, 801-581-6961.
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The following sermons have been distributed to all clergy in parishes throughout the Archdiocese. The Sermons for each Ecclesiatical year. There is also a special section for reflections and sepecial occasions.
The Great Fast - Metropolitan Isaiah of Denver
- The Holy Spirit - True Inspiration - Father James C. Moulketis
- Remembering our Baptism - Uniting With Christ - Father Anthony M. Conaris
- Turning Toward God in Repentance - Father Alenander Veronis
- Holy Communion: The Gift of Eternal Life - Father Alkiviadis Calivas
The Transfiguration
- The Myster and the Gospel of the Transfiguration of Christ - Father Peter A. Chamberas
- Transfigurating Practices - Aristotle Papanikolaou, PhD.
The Elevation of The Precious Cross
- Sharing in the Victory of the Cross - Father Nicholas C. Triantafilou
New Testament / Scripture
- Seed and Soil - Father Theodore Stylianopoulos
- Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee - Father Mark Leondis
Outreach Sunday
Thanksgiving / Stewardship
- Thanksgiving and Stewardship - Fahter Alexander G. Leondis
- Freely You Have Received, Freely Give - Father James Dokos
- Missions Commitment: Stewardship - Rebecca Pappas
- God Becomes Human to Show Us The Way - Father Thomas FitzGerald
- Being a Model of Faith - (from the Dismissal Hymn of the feast of St. Nicholas) - Father Steve Dalber
New Year
- Another Opportunity - Father George Papadeas
The Presentation of The Lord in The Temple
- A Light for Revelation - Anonymous
- My Soul Magnifies The Lord - Father Thomas J. Paris
- Incarnation: A Revolution for Freedom - Dr. Aristotle Papanikolaou
Holy Week & Pascha
- All Things New in The Resurrection - Father Stanley S. Harakas
- Proclaim His Resurrection: Seven Miles With Jesus - Father Christopher Makiej
- Let us be Radiant (Paschal Hymn) - Father James Kordaris
- Blessed is that Servant whom He Shall Find Waiting: An Exhortation to Vigilance - Father William Chiganos
- Focus Fasting - Father Athanasios Demos
Outreach & Evangelism
- Living As Apostles to America - Father Constantine L. Sitaras
- He Who Hears You Hears Me - Father Jordan Brown
- Watering All the Earth so it may be fruitful - Father James Kordaris
- Illuminating All the Earth with Christ's Gospel - Anonymous Greek Orthodox Priest
- "...and You Shall be My Witnesses..." - Acts 1:8 - Father James Kordaris
- Placing God First - Father Peter Orfanakos
- Sharing the Story - Father Luke A. Veronis
- Missions in the Local Church: The Universe is Our Parish - Father Luke A. Veronis
- The Church is a Lifesaving Station - Father Luke A. Veronis
Orthodox Christianity
- Orthodox Paradox - George Parsenios, PhD.
- Moving From Orthodoxy to Orthopraxy: IOCC - Daniel Christopulos, MDiv., MSW
- Adapability and the Good Shepherd: Pastorial Leadership - George L. Parsenios, PhD.
- A Special Calling - John Barnet, PhD.
Special Occasions
- Reflection: September 11, 2005 - Father James Kordaris
- A Reflection on Parenthood - George Orfanakos, MDvi.
- Hurricane Katrina - Father Aristotle Damaskos
- Remembering Our Baptism - Uniting With Christ - Father James Kordaris
- Turning Toward God in Repentance - Father James Kordaris
- Holy Communion: 'Filled with the Sheer Delight of You' - Father R. Nicholas Rafael II
- Baptism: Making Disciples of All Nations - Father James Kordaris
The Great Fast
- Spiritual Spring Training - Father James Kordaris
The Resurrection
- All Things New In The Resurrection - Father Mark A. Leondis
- Proclaim His Resurrection - Fathrer Luke Melackrinos
- "Let us be Radiant" - Father James Kordaris
- The Holy Spirit: Rediscovering The Church of Acts 2 - Rev. Deacon Paul Zaharas
- The Apostles Peter & Paul: Sent Out to Save the World! - Father Constantine Lazarkis
- Illuminating The Earth - Rev. Jason Roll
- A Time for You to Bear Testimony (Luke 21:12-19) - Jeff Citro, MDiv
- Freely You Have Received. Freely Give - Father James Kordaris
- Becoming Light for Those in Darkness - Mary Long
- The Parable of the Sower - Father Mark A. Leondis
- The Parable of the Sower: Watering All the Earth that it may be Fruitful - Father George Gartelos
Living A Christ-Centered Life
- Giving Thanks to God by the Way We Live - Chris Avramopoulos
- Finding the True Keys to Happiness through Jesus Christ - Eva Kokinos
- How to Look for the Lord - Rev. Deacon Michael Tervo
- Ambassadors of the Faith: Sharing the Light and the Love of Christ - Presvytera Jennifer Legakis
- Love for Our Enemies - Jonathan Tartara
Presentation of The Lord in the Temple
- Jesus - A Light for Revelation - Vasie-Leigh Andriotis
The Annunciation
- My Soul Magnifies the Lord - Father James Kordaris
- Becoming Santa Claus A.D. 3505 - Robert Lawrence, Seminarian
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Breastfeeding on Good Morning America
posted on May 16th, 2013
Hi Everyone!
No, I didn't actually breastfeed on television. ;)
This morning I appeared on Good Morning America with anchor Abbie Boudreau to talk about my choice to breastfeed my son Draco until the age of 2 1/2.
It was a fun interview, and I was glad to have the opportunity to share my experience with other mothers who might be considering "extended" breastfeeding!
I know there can be judgment out there, and I encourage moms to do whatever feels right - and if they choose to breastfeed longer than is "typical," I say this to them: You go girl! ;)
Here's the Good Morning America interview.
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posted by Kathy51 on May 16th, 2013
Hi! Good for you for extended breastfeeding, and thank you for talking about it on national television!! I breastfed our daughter (now 25) until she was 4 through my pregnancy with our son (now 21), and it worked great. He was breastfed until he almost turned 3. Both children have grown up so well and are such kind, lovely adults. I owe La Leche League a debt of gratitude for all the books they had that helped me feel more comfortable with my decision. I am so happy that you were able to offer your son this great method of comfort and reassurance. Best wishes to you! Kathy
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I could never think other than the upmost, for you. I respect you as a lady and a mother. I'm so glad life is working out for you and you help so many. Stay who you are. I adore you. Peace.
posted by Naturesweetie on May 17th, 2013
I think it's great that more women are normalizing breastfeeding. I also breastfed my son for two and a half years and mainly quit when I did because of pressure from others who claimed it wasn't normal. I saw a news clip of you on ABC and noticed they made some snide comments about attachment parenting and can only hope that when our children grow up and are the kind, gentle, healthy people we've helped them become, that the mindset changes and more women feel confident enough to breastfeed, co-sleep, and not feel they need to hide it.
posted by SaxtonWilliam on April 21st, 2014
I have heard from doctors that a child should be breast feed for two and half years only after that mother should discontinue it as it is not good for their child.
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October 12, 2012
If only they were comfy.....
"I like the idea of these shoes, but they simply do not fit right. They are cute, but not good for walking even a few steps."
By: cece1
Location: brockton,mass
April 20, 2012
"I love my shoes!!!! I feel so sexy in them!! Kind of hard to walk in at first but after a while they are good."
By: OCCC
Location: Chicago, IL
April 12, 2012
Diba Sumner Leopard
"I've had my eyes on these for quite some time.... the leopard print upper is a definite head turner! Unfortunately, these are not built for comfort. But if you plan on doing a lot of sitting, you will look fabulous!"
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