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Robin Brownlee
June 24 2008 10:26PM
Bumped from Craig MacTavish's coaching staff to make room for Kelly Buchberger, Rob Daum won't be behind the bench with the Edmonton Oilers this season, but he's staying with the organization.
Daum, who spent 2007-08 as an assistant on MacTavish's staff, and the Oilers agreed on a two-year contract Tuesday afternoon that will see him join the team's pro scouting staff.
"Coaching is what I want to do so it's tough to give that up, but I'm going to make the most of this," Daum said.
With Buchberger being promoted from Springfield of the AHL—even though the Oilers haven't formally announced the move -- and Jeff Truitt taking over as the Falcons head coach, Daum had a decision to make. And it wasn't an easy one for a guy who has spent almost 30 years as a coach and won wherever he's toted a whistle.
With no coaching positions open within the organization, a desire to stay behind the bench would have meant returning to the University of Alberta after a three-year leave of absence or looking elsewhere, like at AHL openings in Grand Rapids, Chicago or Peoria.
In the end, Daum, 50, decided staying in the NHL game rather than taking a step back might be better in the long run.
Aside from the benefits of staying in The Show, Oilers GM Kevin Lowe has given Daum the latitude to pursue coaching jobs this summer, just in case something opens up that's appealing.
"I told Kevin I'm going to stay with the organization in this capacity unless a coaching opportunity comes up," Daum said. "I hope of an opportunity presents itself he (Lowe) can be of some assistance."
Daum's coaching resume speaks for itself. He spent two years as head coach of the Houston Aeros. In a decade with the Alberta Golden Bears, Daum compiled a 345-79-32 (.792) record, led Alberta to three CIS titles and was twice named CIS coach of the year. He also had stints as a coach and assistant GM with Prince Albert and Lethbridge of the WHL.
"I'm serious about coaching at the level I'm at now and this could, potentially, help open something up," Daum said. "I'm going to approach this as an opportunity."
—Listen to Robin Brownlee every Thursday from 4 to 5pm on Total Sports with Bob Stauffer on Team 1260.
So if I understand this correctly when Bucky was given the Springfield gig it was with a wink and a nod that it was only for a year and then he was going to be brought up to the Oilers.
When Truitt was hired as an assistant it was with a wink and a nod that in a year he would become the bench boss.
What are the chances that barring a totally different opportunity outside of the organization the Oilers have a similar promise in place for Daum? Keep him as a scout with an eye on the future in a coaching capacity.
I bet Winks and nods only apply to guys that have ridden on the bus.
Sucks for Daum because for all intents, it looks like a demotion. He must REALLY want to be with the club because I can't believe for a moment that there aren't any other assistant coach jobs available out there for a guy so highly qualified.
Buchberger formal announcement:
And the Old boys club get bigger, great. The Oilers finally had a coaching staff with Moore and Daum together. These guys are professional coaches who know what they are doing and know how to teach young players the NHL game. Huddy is a waste, Simpson was a waste and now Bucky will fall in line. We have a young team that needs to be taught and all the young players are getting is,"well back in my day". That crap just doesn't cut it anymore. One giant step backwards for the Oilers and the young guns.
BigDeal: I'd have to disagree with you on your assessment of Huddy. As for Bucky, I've said it before but I'll say it again -- I saw some good things out of him in an assistant's capacity in the AHL in 2004-05, so I think he's got a chance to be successful, as long as he's used properly. My issue is the Oilers have rushed him, basically at the expense of Daum, when there was no harm whatsoever in leaving him in the AHL one more year so he could hone his coaching skills.
RobinB:Huddy may have shown something in 04-05 in the AHL. Fine, that 3 years ago and in the AHL. It's a different game now and a different league. In 06-07, the Oilers defense was awful and Huddy was it's leader. In 07-08, the team upgraded its skill level significantly. I am not sure the improvement in defense had anything to do with Huddy. I agree with you on Daum. Bucky should have stayed in the AHL till he proved himself. But it seems like the deal was for one year in the AHL and then up to the big club. Daum is a great coach and maybe the Oilers will benefit in his ability to assess talent and start drafting better... maybe
Providing that Daum doesn't go elsewhere this year, say a year from now, if MacT is forced to pack it in as an Oiler coach (if lets say they miss the playoffs for the third straight year) I wonder if Lowe would go back to Daum and say, "Hey listen, we'd love to have you back as an assistant coach" or something of that nature and maybe realize he had more to do with the success of the team in the last half of the year than originally thought.
erixon: I imagine the call on bringing in any assistant coach in that scenario would be up to new head coach Kelly Buchberger.
June 27 2008, 09:43AM
David S: Don't be surprised that there was little interest in him to coach at this level now - when he got the Oiler post, there was little interest in him at the AHL level as well after he was dusted there initially. In fact, there was more reported interest in him to return to the university level (Lakehead approached him in '07, which he turned down), than there was in having him at the professional level. One can only dream of a day where we have internal Oiler management strong enough to not just track down the strongest candidates for positions, but have the stones to hire said people... without regard to either a local birth certificate, an Edmonton address, or an old Oiler pay stub from days gone by.
I imagine the call on bringing in any assistant coach in that scenario would be up to new head coach Kelly Buchberger.
Why is Bucky ahead of Huddy in that scenario? Huddy has all the credentials required of an Oilers coach (Stanley Cup rings from the 1980's) plus he's been a coach in Edmonton longer than Bucky.


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ICSID Jurisdictional Issues: Problems, Solutions and Recommendations for a Better Understanding in International Commercial Relations (International Investment Arbitration, Economic Development)
Ignacio D'Alessio
Faculty of Law, University of Buenos Aires
July 1, 2008
This paper goes through the existing relationship between the concept of economic development and the jurisdiction of the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes. It demonstrates how the absence of a contribution by the so called "investment" to the development of the Host Country may result in a valid ground for a "lack of jurisdiction" objection before the Centre.
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Infertility in South Africa is common and associated with many negative psycho-social consequences often resulting in profound suffering of those affected. Despite this, access to quality infertility care is difficult for the majority of infertile patients living in South Africa. Comprehensive infertility care including assisted reproductive techniques (ART) is predominantly offered through the private sector in urban centres, with very limited or no insurance benefits offered by private medical aids. These facilities are largely inaccessible to rural and poorer patients.
The public health sector is structured into 3 levels of care: primary care provided by professional nurses and non-specialist doctors, secondary care provided by non-specialists and specialist, and tertiary care provided by specialist and sub-specialists. Primary care facilities are essentially walk in services while level 2 and 3 services may be accessed in an emergency or by referral. To date, many primary care facilities largely neglect infertile patients as these are either not considered a priority within very busy health services or because service providers are uninformed about the management required. A similar scenario is likely to exist at many level 2 services although the infrastructure for basic investigations and interventions should in principle be available and is indeed utilized by some. At level 3 facilities for infertility care are usually available but with considerable regional variations in scope, quality and practice. ART is only offered in very few public-academic centres and often reliant on patient co-payment.
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Report: Teemu Hartikainen signs in the KHL
Jonathan Willis
June 10 2013 12:50PM
According to the highly reliable Craig Custance of ESPN, Oilers forward Teemu Hartikainen will play in the KHL next season.
Oilers prospect Teemu Hartikainen (RFA) headed to the KHL to play for Ufa.— Craig Custance (@CraigCustance) June 10, 2013
This is an extremely surprising development. Despite the fact that Hartikainen is a restricted free agent, the expectation was that he would play a role in the NHL for the Oilers this season. He's coming off an entry-level contract where he established himself as a contender for NHL work, though last season he failed to take advantage of an opportunity to cement himself in a top-nine role on the roster and was likely bound for a depth role to start 2013-14.
Despite a disappointing season, Hartikainen was still well-placed for NHL advancement. His waiver exemption had expired, meaning that the Oilers could not have re-assigned him to Oklahoma City without allowing the other 29 teams a chance to claim him - something they almost certainly would not have done. The results were lacking in a lockout-shortened 2013 campaign, but Hartikainen's combination of size (6'1", 215 pounds) and ability (his work in the AHL has been excellent) made him an intriguing prospect for the Oilers.
There has yet to be any official reaction from the Oilers organization - or, for that matter, independent confirmation of the move - but there are essentially two different ways of looking at this. If Hartikainen was a player the team had firm plans for and who they felt could be an asset in the NHL this year, than this is an unfortunate loss for the team. If, on the other hand, he was the kind of player they were ambivalent about and were only planning to keep on the NHL roster because of waiver rules, a year in Russia could actually turn out to be a benefit - it gives Hartikainen another year to show what he can do (in a more difficult league than the AHL) and clears a roster spot for the team.
Right now, the only thing that is certain is that this opens yet another spot on a 2013-14 Oilers roster that was already looking at a significant transformation.
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Short term from a trade standpoint, it doesn't help his value if they were going to use him for a deal.
Long term it may be helpful. They couldn't hide him in the AHL any more with waivers now being a factor and one has to think he is going to get decent ice time in the KHL.
He may just round into form over there - or he might not.
Look at Mark Giordanno - he came back from the KHL and was a real steady player.
I'm sure he has an out clause - or if he doesn't his agent isn't doing his job.
June 10 2013, 04:33PM
Thanks for the answer. I'm not even sure if I understood the question and I'm the guy who asked it. LOL
Otherwise, I don't see Harski's upcoming KHL adventure as one of those "years-abroad" that you do between high school and university ... or university and real-life. He's gotta be done as an Oiler, no?
I really don't see MacT reacting very well to this. Harski's a prospect that the Oilers have invested a lot of time in and I think MacT will take a hard-line tack on his defection…because that's essentially what it is.
Think about it: He's bolting an NHL team for a league that still uses old Soviet-era Aeroflot planes to ferry its players across the same Siberian tundra that defeated Napoleon and Hitler. That's a slap in the face.
I could be totally wrong – but, other than Alexander Radulov, who came back to Nashville (briefly), I don't know of any other NHL player who went away for a year or two and came back to the same team (will stand corrected).
I'm actually wondering if this isn't some sort of reaction to the coaching announcement. Maybe Harski really liked playing for Krueger and now that he's gone, Harski is figuring he'll run for the sure money in Russia rather than do another up/down year in the NHL/AHL with a coach who may or may not be a hard-ass.
Jiri Hudler did this with the Wings a few years back - actually worked out for him and the team as he got to play in more of an offensive role than he would have had in Detroit. Came back for a couple years to Detroit before he got bad career advice and signed on with the Shames.
Short term from a trade standpoint, it doesn't help his value if they were going to use him for a deal.
Long term it may be helpful. They couldn't hide him in the AHL any more with waivers now being a factor and one has to think he is going to get decent ice time in the KHL.
He may just round into form over there - or he might not.
Look at Mark Giordanno - he came back from the KHL and was a real steady player.
I'm sure he has an out clause - or if he doesn't his agent isn't doing his job.
Depends how you look at it. If you have a team that thinks he has upside, you don't burn a contract on him, someone else is paying him, and he gets to continue to develop.
For some teams that would actually be a bonus
No big loss. He was not an NHL player.
June 10 2013, 05:02PM
I am fine with him getting some seasoning away from the NHL but does the KHL offer the best of learning environments IF the end game is the NHL?
Big ice, more wide open play and less board work would not seem to be offer the challenges Harti needs to work on to improve his NHL game. I am not sure the KHL will be better for his development than OKC even though there is more talent.
No, I don't believe it does Soup, I don't think the KHL is a better league then the AHL, maybe better players but the game is completely different.
Hartikainen biggest fault was being competitive and using his skill set, the Barons and Oilers both gave him premium ice time and line mates.
When you get benched at the AHL level and the coach goes on record as saying the player constantly needed motivation, then It's not a development issue and I'm not sure any league will help.
The KHL is a more passive league and if that's Hartikainen thinking then bye.
I got ripped a lot when I said the player was a wash last season. I feel a little redeemed but can't help getting pissed that the Oilers invested time in such a unmotivated individual.
June 10 2013, 06:21PM
I want this type of player in his role to be a hard nosed canadian type player who doesn't back down in scrums. I don't think Harti can be that guy. He only gets praise in Edmonton because he is one of the only guys over 200 lbs in the top nine when he is playing. Maybe when he is 25 he will be better.
June 10 2013, 07:11PM
Most goalies also take longer then 3 years to develop.
And actually you can't just pick up guys with size and speed who can play in your top 6 just anywhere.
Guys like that don't grow on trees.
You know....its why every team in the NHL is looking for them. Year after year.
Drafting goalies has become a farce in recent yrs. Who wants to wait 5-7 yrs to see if a kid developes. Best just grab the more mature free agents from across the pond, without all that start up investment.
Bickell, not sold on him. There's a big difference between a player who had a good year, and a good player. I credit his sudden surge to his linemates, plain and simple. Who wouldn't want to sit in front of the net and play with Toews and Kane.
No big loss. He was not an NHL player.
Agree,Too soft.Mental make up of a marshmellow. A poor mans Penner.
Drafting goalies has become a farce in recent yrs. Who wants to wait 5-7 yrs to see if a kid developes. Best just grab the more mature free agents from across the pond, without all that start up investment.
Bickell, not sold on him. There's a big difference between a player who had a good year, and a good player. I credit his sudden surge to his linemates, plain and simple. Who wouldn't want to sit in front of the net and play with Toews and Kane.
Before you were implying that if a guy didnt pan out after three years to trash him. I was pointing out that some guys do take more time.
Bickle is good enough to play in nhl. He took longer then three years to develop. That was the point.
Not enough skill and not enough grit to offset the lack of skill.
Perfect fit for the KHL, and not the AHL.
Simply not a fit for the bottom six template and no chance to realisticlly break into the top 6 even in a limited role at the NHL level.
There are a lot of places to play hockey in todays world.
He was a good man for us while he was here, good luck to him.
June 11 2013, 08:13AM
I am kind of glad that Hartikainen signed in the KHL. IMO, he has never showed any consistency to work hard in the corner or along the boards at the NHL level. I don't think it is a natural part of his game and therefore may never be a part of his game.
If he can prove he can be consistent playing a power forward style, then great but I don't think that will happen. Everyone knows how badly we need a power forward that they are fooling themselves as to what his skills and potential actually are. He will never be the answer unless you want a good 4th liner that bangs and can chip in.
As far as Vancouver taking their time to hire a coach, it is that same old "we are the best" attitude assuming guys will wait for them to make a decision before accepting elsewhere. They will likely take too long and the better coaches will have already signed and then they will end up with their third choice.
That's what I love about MacT, he makes a decision and he acts immediately, that will pay off in spades in the future


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Ginger, aka gingerroot, goes so far back exact origins would be difficult to determine.
There is reason to believe that the first gingerbread was made in Greece about 4,500 years ago. In the fifth century BC ginger was imported from India to Persia and at approximately the same time frame Confucius wrote about the pleasing health properties of ginger. Further on, in the first century A.D., Greek physician Dioscorides, who wrote the Materia Medica, similarly extolled ginger's human health virtues.
Arab traders were bringing ginger into Greece and Rome, but kept their sources a secret. Ginger is mentioned in the Koran, indicating to those virtuous enough to reach paradise that they will not be denied the pleasure of ginger flavored water. Ginger could be readily transported still growing in pots aboard vessels, without having to be processed, therefore was traded extensively during the Middle Ages.
Ginger, or gingerroot, it's not really a root at all. Yes, it does grow underground and therefore some folks consider it a root, but in reality it is called a rhizome. Which, in brief, means that is a stem of the plant growing underground, thus, differentiating it from a root. These rhizomes have a gnarled almost arthritic look to them and are nicknamed hands.
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When buying fresh ginger at the grocery store look for bright, plump, firm and clean "hands." When you get your ginger home store it in an open container in the cupboard the same way you would keep your onions and garlic. One thing that I like to do is to peel and grate a large quantity of ginger. I will place a tablespoon of this grated ginger in each pocket of an ice cube tray, filling the tray with water and freezing. The next day, when it's all frozen, I'll remove it from the freezer and put all of my gingered ice cubes in a marked freezer bag. Now I have fresh grated ginger quickly available to add in my cooking.
When preparing fresh ginger most of us will take a potato peeler or a knife and cut off the outside skin. This can be difficult because there are few smooth surfaces with ginger. You will notice there is a considerable amount of waste. When working with ginger try this; taking a spoon and using the sharp edge scrape the skin off the ginger. In this fashion you're getting mostly just the skin and very little of the flesh.
The flavor of ginger is bright and floral with the capacity to combine well with many common foods like beef, pork, chicken or seafood, as well as vegetables and especially fruits and melons, such as honeydew and cantaloupe. One of my favorite recipes that I've shared in the past is a wonderful summertime treat of cubed melons tossed with a mixture of honey and grated ginger then drizzled with lime juice. One of the most refreshing warm weather treats one could imagine.
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The Cheetahs pulled off a hard-fought 12-6 derby victory over the Sharks in Durban on Saturday in a win that puts them atop the SA conference.
In a gutsy performance, the men from Bloemfontein are up to third – temporarily at least depending on the result in Port Elizabeth – after this victory.
Unfortunately the wet weather conditions played a factor in the action at Kings Park as both outfits struggled to get to grips with the slippery ball.
Mistakes were frequent and it was no surprise that the scoreline remained 0-0 for as long as it did, the first points eventually coming on 33 minutes. That score arrived via a little help from the conditions too as Raymond Rhule opened the Cheetahs' account for a score that moved him up to four tries.
Before the deadlock was broken the Cheetahs also came close when scrum-half Piet van Zyl pounced on Cobus Reinach spilling the ball in his own 22. But Pat Lambie got back in time to save his side as he dislodged the ball from the visiting half-back. The warning shot was well-and-truly sounded though.
Things got worse for the Sharks on 24 minutes when prop Tendai Mtawarira hobbled from the action with a leg injury that will be a concern to both John Plumtree and Heyneke Meyer. Opposite number Coenie Oosthuisen meanwhile was getting through the tackles and also causing a nuisance at the breakdown.
Few scoring chances were presenting themselves however in Durban and it wasn't until Rhule hacked the ball onward following Heinrich Brussow's initial boot downfield from his own 22 that the wing was able to dive on the ball for the try. Burton Francis' conversion made it a 7-0 lead for the Cheetahs.
Rhule's score prompted the Sharks to life and a series of phases and territory eventually resulted in Lambie knocking over three points on the half-time hooter.
Upon the turnaround the home side set about continuing from where they left off but with a combined total of 25 handling errors amassed by 56 minutes, things were never going to spark into life. That statement was furthered by the Cheetahs withstanding all the Sharks were throwing at them in their own 22.
Francois Steyn was introduced into the action ten minutes into the second-half and his physicality to go with fellow replacement Jean Deysel did cause the Cheetahs a few concerns for a spell leading up to the hour. Eventually Lappies Labuschagne went off his feet and Lambie made it 7-6 from distance.
It was interesting that the Cheetahs, still yet to receive a bye week, had not used any of their seven replacements with ten minutes left on the clock. Naka Drotske did eventually utilise his bench on 71 minutes though when Frans Viljoen and Rayno Benjamin came on to help the visitors in the dying embers.
It was one of their mainstays though who sealed the win when Willie le Roux intercepted Pieter-Steph du Toit's pass to run in for a win that gives them a further boost to what has been an impressive season thus far.
The scorers:
For the Sharks:
Pen: Lambie 2
For the Cheetahs:
Tries: Rhule, Le Roux
Con: Francis
Sharks: 15 Riaan Viljoen, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 Meyer Bosman, 11 Andries Coetzee, 10 Patrick Lambie, 9 Cobus Reinach, 8 Keegan Daniel (capt), 7 Pieter-Steph du Toit, 6 Marcell Coetzee, 5 Franco van der Merwe, 4 Anton Bresler, 3 Wiehahn Herbst, 2 Kyle Cooper, 1 Tendai Mtawarira.
Replacements: 16 Craig Burden, 17 Jannie du Plessis, 18 Jean Deysel, 19 Tera Mtembu, 20 Charl McLeod, 21 Francois Steyn, 22 Sean Robinson.
Cheetahs: 15 Hennie Daniller, 14 Willie le Roux, 13 Johan Sadie, 12 Robert Ebersohn, 11 Raymond Rhule, 10 Burton Francis, 9 Piet van Zyl, 8 Phillip van der Walt, 7 Lappies Labuschagne, 6 Heinrich Brussow, 5 Francois Uys, 4 Lodewyk de Jager, 3 Lourens Adriaanse, 2 Adriaan Strauss (capt), 1 Coenie Oosthuisen.
Replacements: 16 Ryno Barnes, 17 Trevor Nyakane, 18 Landman Ligtoring, 19 Frans Viljoen, 20 Tewis de Bruyn, 21 Francois Brummer Francois, 22 Ryno Benjamin.
Referee: Jonathon White (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Marius Jonker (South Africa), Stefan Breytenbach (South Africa)
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On this page is a picture of three friends, friends that go way back and between the other two, go all the way to childhood. I have known Mark and Lond since 1973, when I was lucky enough to have moved to Huntington. While Mark and Lond were born here, Price hospital I would guess, I had to finish high school and college and then come here to play with them.
I believe, and since I am not as young as I once was to disprove this notion, that we first played basketball together with softball not far behind. This probably occurred in 1974, and I say probably for the above built in excuse that I am fortunate enough now to use as frequently as needed.
Flash forward now to today, 36 years later. As you can see, we still play softball together. I am proud to say that not only do we play but also we play together on a championship caliber team. We are fortunate to have had the age gods be kind to us.
For you naysayers out there, who might think that we just sit the bench and don't contribute to our team, I say phooey. Our average batting average for the season was over .500 and every so often we can still muster one out the park. Our defensive play in the field, while not spectacular, was not bad as we each did our job. Our teammates are probably choking right now as they may want to get the truth out but they will have to suffer and let me go on and on.
While our average age in real life is over sixty, I am the youngest of the three and do not have a six in front of my age, our sport age is probably closer to 45. Now what is a sport age? Sport age is when you know that someday you will quit playing but it is not today and probably not tomorrow.
It has been said many times to me to "act your age" and I say why. Why do I have to conform to some rule made up by somebody else? No wonder I was always visiting the deans office in school, I have problems with conforming.
None of us should ever say "I am too old" without at least trying. How would we know? Things are just as fun today as way back when. So come on, get up, get out and play, have some fun. You will ache afterwards but you will be glad you did.


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PRICE-Lavonne Nordell Seeley, age 86 passed away Sept. 22, 2008 at Castleview Hosptial. She was born March 16, 1922 to Albin and Deloris Swasey Nordell in Molen, Utah. Lavonne married Lee Seeley on July 24, 1938.
Lavonne's family was her life and meant everything to her. She is survived by son Steve Seeley of Sandy, Utah, daughter Sharon Gresham of Dupont, Colo.; brothers, Ross Nordell, Randy Nordell; sisters, Echo Judd, Roma Powell; grandchildren, Lori Lee Bradfield, Stephanie Cannon; great-grandchildren, Cory Lee Cannon, Kaylee Marie Cannon, Nicole Carina Cannon, Amanda Bradfield, Ashlee Bradfield, Katrina Zeller, Kristen Melton; great-great-grandchildren, Jayda and Amakah Zeller; her beloved daughter-in-law Lorane Seeley, son-in-law Dean Gresham, numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family.
Preceded in death by husband, Lee Seeley; son, Nolan Seeley; grandsons, Dale Lee Seeley, Harrison Melton; great-grandchildren, Chad and Chelsea Cannon; brothers, Dewey and Buster Nordell.
Funeral services were Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008, at 11 a.m. at Fausett Mortuary (680 East 100 South) Price. A viewing was Friday, Sept. 26, 2008 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and Saturday one hour prior to services. Interment was in the Castle Dale City cemetery. Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary.


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Light Echo
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When the red supergiant V838 Monocerotis suddenly brightened for several weeks in early 2002, it showed it was cloaked in a never-before-seen cloud structure. The burst of light reflecting off the clouds, called a light echo, was captured by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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An infrared image reveals clouds of dust swaddling the stars of the Seven Sisters cluster, also known as the Pleiades. The cluster, located some 400 light-years away, formed about 100 million years ago. It contains thousands of stars but gets its name from seven of its brightest members.
Dying Star
Photograph courtesy NASA/ESA/Hans Van Winckel (Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium)/Martin Cohen (University of California, Berkeley)
Ground-based telescopes make the nebula pictured here look rectangular in shape, hence its name: the Red Rectangle. But images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope revealed that it should more accurately be called the "Red X" nebula. The nebula's unique shape comes from gas and dust emitted in cone-shaped bursts from the dying star at its center. This star, which began shedding its outer layers about 14,000 years ago, will slowly become smaller and hotter and begin to release a flood of ultraviolet light.
Neutron Star
Image courtesy NASA
An artist's rendering shows a neutron star—located 50,000 light-years from Earth—that flared up so brightly in December 2004 that it temporarily blinded all the x-ray satellites in space and lit up the Earth's upper atmosphere. The flare-up occurred when the star's massive, twisting magnetic field ripped open its crust, releasing an explosion of gamma rays.
Quintuplet Cluster
Photograph courtesy NASA
An image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope gives the clearest view ever of the Quintuplet star cluster, a massive collection of young stars 25,000 light-years from Earth but only a hundred light-years from the center of the Milky Way. The cluster's proximity to the core of our galaxy means it is destined to be ripped apart in just a few million years.
Remnants of a Supernova
Photograph courtesy NASA/Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)
This Hubble Space Telescope image shows debris from the massive Cassiopeia A supernova arranged into thousands of small, cooling knots of gas. Each clump, originally just a small fragment of the star, is tens of times larger than the diameter of our solar system.
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You might have heard by now, but country singer Chely Wright has come out of the closet on the cover of People magazine. No biggie, right? In a more tolerant time when we've grown up with gay characters on TV and movies, more and more celebs are busting out of the closet. Still, for every Neil Patrick Harris announcing they're gay without much fanfare, there's an actor somewhere under contractual obligation to remain closeted (or risk their careers in the process). Sadly, Hollywood sometimes equates "marketable" with "straight" — but we know through NPH's career, that's a bunch of crap. Many popular celebs are in "the glass closet," like Jodie Foster, who neither confirms nor denies — she lets herself speak for herself. So that's not to say EVERYONE MUST PUBLICLY COME OUT and represent! But it does help level the playing field.
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Clay garden pots make great decorations for indoors and out. With these 31 clay pot crafts, you're sure to find something to suit your style! From animals and critters to holiday clay pot designs, these clay pot crafts are easy and fun to make!
Our collection of animal clay pot designs is great for adding some character to your garden! This Terra Cotta Garden Turtle, made with the clay saucers that come with various terra cotta pots, is a great garden craft! You can place terra cotta planters on his back or use him to hold drinks when you're sitting out in the back yard. These cute animal clay pot crafts also make great gifts for someone moving into their first house or a neighbor who is building a garden for the first time. Decorate your home indoors and out with these cute clay pot craft ideas!
If you are looking for home decor that's has a more country feel, check out our collection of decorative terra cotta pots. These clay pot craft projects are simple, yet decorative and, in in the case of these Painted Pots for the Kitchen, can also be effective storage! These clay flower pots can be painted to suit the color scheme of your kitchen and you can use them to hold kitchen utensils or measuring cups. Make your home decor functional with these fun and crafty flower pot crafts.
When it comes to the spring and summer holidays, there's no better way to decorate than to use terra cotta pots. Check out our clay pot craft ideas for holiday decor to get some great inspiration to help you decorate for Valentine's Day, Easter, Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving, and even the Fourth of July! These July 4th Candleholders, for example, are perfect for outdoor BBQ's and parties. Not only are they festive for July 4th and Memorial Day, you can also use them as weights to help you hold down your outdoor tableclothes or blankets. Whatever the season or reason, these holiday inspired clay flower pots will help you set the mood for a fun and joyous celebration!
So head on over to your local hardware store and stock up on some terra cotta pots. With clay pot crafts like these, you'll have gifts, centerpieces, and storage solutions that everyone is sure to love and enjoy!
For more clay pot crafts to make your garden more fun, check this collection out: 33 Flower Pot Crafts! With these projects, you will never be bored and your garden will never be boring.
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Animal Clay Pot Designs
These animal clay pot designs are so cute sitting in a garden or a windowsill. You can make these clay pot crafts with ease and decorate them however you'd like! We've also included some other critters and characters in this list, like clowns and angels, so there's something for all!
- Terra Cotta Garden Turtle: Terra cotta planters often come with those round saucers to catch water. If you have a variety of saucers sitting around, you could make this cute Terra Cotta Garden Turtle. Flower pot crafts like this look great outside as a garden accent, or you could use him inside as a doorstop or decorative figure on the mantel.
- Dog Glove Pet: These adorable dalmatian puppies are made with an old glove and a cheap clay pot. This is one group of puppies that you won't have to clean up after, feed, or walk! This cute puppy centerpiece would be great to help decorate your dog's birthday party!
- Cute Clay Pot Fairy: Send your sweetie hugs and kisses with this Cute Clay Pot Love Fairy. This terra cotta pot craft is perfect for Valentine's Day, Sweetest Day, or any time you want to show someone how much you care. You could even change the message to "Get Well Soon" and make a Get Well Fairy for someone who is sick.
- Clown Clay Pots: If you're looking for clay pot crafts for kids, try these Clown Clay Pots! Kids can decorate the clown made of clay flower pots however they'd like. This would be a fun birthday party craft idea or a fun way to decorate a kid's bedroom or nursery.
- Clay Pot Garden Angel: Clay pot crafts don't have to use only one pot...you can use several mini pots to create something really fun! This garden angel is made up of several mini clay flower pots and will act as a great guardian of your flowers, herbs, and other plants.
- Clay Pot Farm Animals: Aren't these clay pot crafts the cutest? You can make these Clay Pot Farm Animals in the mini size as shown, or in a bigger size to sit in your kitchen or a kid's room. Cheap clay pots like this are also great centerpieces for farm-themed birthday parties!
- A Purple Surfing Monkey: Clay pot craft projects, like this Purple Surfing Monkey, are great for kids! You could give this surfing monkey as a gift, or assemble the pots and have the kids decorate the monkeys themselves. Either way, clay pot craft projects are perfect for bringing out the creativity in everyone!
- Clay Pot Critters: These Clay Pot Critters are perfect for livening up your garden! You can make a bee, butterfly, frog, ladybug, or all four! These terra cotta pots also make great housewarming gifts when combined with a plant.
Decorative Terra Cotta Pots for Indoors and Out
Clay pot crafts are great for adding a country feel to your interior decor scheme. From centerpieces to storage solutions, terra cotta flower pots can go a long way! Terra cotta or clay pot painting is insanely easy and they are so versatile. They also make great hostess gifts and housewarming gifts for friends and new neighbors.
- Your Kids are in Bloom: Looking for something unique and special for Mother's Day? Well if mom loves gardening and crafts with flower pots, she's sure to love these Kids in Bloom pots! Mom can proudly display her buds of joy at work or on her home desk with cute clay pot crafts like this!
- Vintage Paper Flower Pot: Instead of painting craft pots, you can decoupage them! This Vintage Paper Flower Pot makes a great personalized gift, since you can decorate it with things that mean the most to the person you're giving it to. If your mom loves music, cover it with sheet music and fill it with her favorite flower for a Mother's Day gift or birthday gift she's sure to love!
- Painted Pots for the Kitchen: If you're looking for fun kitchen decor, clay pot crafts are perfect! Not only will they add color and zest to your kitchen, but they're great for storing utensils and other kitchen supplies right on the counter. These Painted terra cotta clay pots can help you decorate and stay organized.
- Painted Hippy Clay Pot: Peace. Love. Plant. This Painted Hippy Clay Pot is great for kids and young teens. Fill it with fun gifts, accessories, food, or even seed packets to help kids start planting their own herbs and flowers! Large clay pots like this are great for kids going away to college or moving into an apartment for the first time.
- Ivy Leaf Mosaic Hanging Pot: Turn drab cheap clay pots into beautiful works of art with this Ivy Leaf Mosaic Hanging Pot. Garden clay pots like this can be used indoors, but they're better outside...where you can show off your beautiful work! This planter can easily hang or sit on a level surface.
- Clay Saucer Bird Feeder: Clay pot crafts are great because they can be decorative and functional. This Clay Saucer Bird Feeder is a great way to use clay saucers you have no use for anymore. This terra cotta pot craft also makes a great gift for someone who loves gardening and nature.
- Clay Pot Spring Birdhouse: Know someone moving into their first home? Why not gather some clay garden pots and make a beautiful homemade gift for them, like this Spring Birdhouse. This house is a great craft for springtime and it would look so cute sitting in a bay window or on a kitchen table.
- Bee-eautiful Bee Decoration: This festive spring craft is simply the bees knees! Crafts with clay pots are perfect for bringing spring and summer into your home. This Bee-eautiful Bee Decoration, for example, is great for spring or summer and makes a great gift for the "honey" in your life!
- Chalkboard Style Terra Cotta Planter: Great for kids and adults alike, this Chalkboard Style Terra Cotta Planter is a great craft for the summertime! Simply paint a terra cotta planter with black paint and let your little ones create their very own flower pot!
- Wallpaper Decoupage Flower Pots: These Wallpaper Decoupage Flower Pots are a fun and easy way to jazz up your home or garden. Depending on what type of wallpaper you use for these clay pot crafts, you can get a modern or vintage look.
- Neat and Natural Flower Pot: If you like to fill your garden with vibrant blooms, this Neat and Natural Flower Pot is the craft for you. This tutorial on how to decorate a flower pot sticks to subtle colors so that the pot does not distract from the flowers inside it.
- Fancy Flower Pot Trim: This Fancy Flower Pot Trim is a quick and easy way to dress up your planters. With a ribbon, some pompom trim, and a six-step tutorial, you can turn a plain pot into a precious one.
NEW! Wonderfully Springlike Terra Cotta Pots: Brighten up your home or garden with these lovely clay pots that embody springtime perfectly. Some paint and pots could cheer anyone up.
NEW! Chalkboard Herb Pots: Chalkboard paint can go a long way with garden crafts, especially with terra cotta pots. You can place these colorful herb pots indoors or outdoors in your garden.
NEW! Dipped in Gold Planter: Midas' touch has graced this gorgeous clay planter and makes it a beautiful accent piece in a garden or yard. Give your garden a golden spark this spring.
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Clay Pot Craft Ideas for Holiday Decor
Clay pot Christmas crafts are great for the holiday season! The sturdy terra cotta makes these easy decoration items for indoors and out! We also have Halloween clay pot crafts, as well as ideas for Easter and The 4th of July! When it comes to clay pot crafts, we have ideas for every season and holiday!
- Heart Shaped Topiary: Clay pot crafts are great for Valentine's Day because your Valentine can then reuse any clay pots for plants in the spring! This beautiful Heart Shaped Topiary is a great way to show someone you care. Flower pot crafts like this are also perfect to send to moms, mother-in-laws, sisters, and friends.
- Easter Flop: Oops! Looks like the Easter Bunny made a flop into the pot! Since Easter is in the spring, clay garden pots are the perfect inspiration for your springtime crafts. Clay pot crafts, like this Easter Flop Centerpiece, are great to have out on Easter morning, but can just as easily be displayed all spring long.
- July 4th Candleholders: Celebrate independence and show off your creativity with these awesome July 4th Candleholders! With a variety of terra cotta pots of all shapes and sizes, you can create a stunning candle display that looks like rockets and fireworks! These clay pot craft projects are also great for holding down your linen table cloth at your July 4th or Memorial Day picnic.
- July 4th Clay Pot Bell: Ring the bell of freedom with this July 4th clay pot bell. Clay pot crafts are great for spring and summer because you can often find clay garden pots on sale at various stores. Decorate this bell however you'd like and use it to ring in the new year, announce dinner, or just celebrate being free!
- Purple and Green Spider: Here's one spider you won't want to squish with a book! Clay pot crafts for kids, like this Purple and Green spider, are great to help kids pass the time during school breaks or weekends. Fill this spider with candy or other goodies to trick or treat everyone who comes to visit you this Halloween!
- Bat Wind Chime: This Bat Wind Chime is a fun terra cotta pot craft that everyone will enjoy! And just because it's a bat doesn't mean you have to put it away after Halloween!
- Turkey Centerpiece: Not only is this Turkey Centerpiece one of the cutest clay pot crafts ever, it's also scented! Display flower pot crafts like this by the front door, on a mantel, or even on your back porch to enjoy the smells of the season.
- Clay Pot Snowman: Clay pot Christmas crafts, like this clay pot snowman, are perfect to have up all winter long. This cute snowman also makes a great gift! Fill the terra cotta pot with little treats for an extra surprise!
- Painted Christmas Tree Pot: When it comes to clay pot crafts, you can do some extraordinary things. This Painted Christmas Tree Pot is one example! Clay pot craft ideas like this are great to have on your mantel or to display on your Christmas buffet table...just make sure each pot is secure so it doesn't topple over.
- Bird's Nest Christmas Ornament: This sweet terra cotta pot craft is just as cute on a tree as it is on a gift package. Clay flower pot crafts like this can be done in any shaped pot, but the mini ones work best for ornaments and gift tags.
- NEW! Painted Clay Pot Mother's Day Craft: This is a perfect gift and decoration for Mother's Day because it's during spring, and what could be a more beautiful gift for a loving woman? She'll love the thought and sweetness of this clay pot craft.
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Toby K
Jan 23, 2017
!!!! I love clay pot crafts, and there are so many amazing projects here that I never would have thought of.
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LOVE these especially the turtle!
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nice aswome thanks
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Apr 09, 2012
I have a question. I painted and decorated some clay pots, and sprayed polyurethane over it so sun wouldn't bleach them out. At the top of the pots there is ribbon around it, and I was wondering if there is something I can put on the ribbon to keep the sun from fading it out, I know the polyurethane won't work for ribbon is there something else i can use?
May 09, 2013
I use Scotch guard.
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For a customer Proof of Concept - demonstrating the benefits of Oracle Fusion Middleware on Exalogic Virtual - we decided to build a custom base template. All vServers created by using this custom base template enable some customer specific configuration settings, activation of additional services and yields flexibility for the file-system layout.
We decided to use Logical Volume Management LVM2 to achieve the goal of file-system flexibility. This can easily be implemented, as the Base vServer Template, delivered by Oracle, already has all the necessary rpm's installed. The Default Gemini and Navstar vServer Templates come with a fixed partition and file-system layout. To keep a simple layout we went for one logical volume for the root file-system and another volume for swap. By using an ext3 file-system on top of the logical volume for root we are now able to re-size it as needed during normal operation. So whenever logs are filling up /var, or pre-req checks fail due to a lack of space in /tmp we can easily correct this.
In this first blog I will describe how to build a vServer using LVM2. As I said before, for the PoC we planned to use this vServer as a new custom base template. In a second blog post I will show the steps needed to create a vServer template out of this vServer.
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With 4:05 left in the Grantsville game in the Spartan Center, the Emery players were exhorted by their coach during a timeout "to finish it." And for the first time this season the players did and Emery won their first ballgame in double overtime 65-64. In what turned out to be their best game of this young season so far, all five Emery starters finished the game in double figure scoring.
Recently, the Spartans hosted Park City, Snow Canyon and Tooele in their Coal Country Classic. Emery defeated Park City on Friday night 53-42 and then played 5/8ths of a good game against Snow Canyon before losing 41-24.
Against Grantsville, Emery led after the first quarter 16-9 as Daniel Espino had 9 points to lead the Spartans. Emery was then outscored in the second quarter 8-15 to go to the locker room tied at 24-24.
In the third quarter, Darrin Winn paced the Spartans with 8 points but Emery was again outscored 13-14. Emery then returned the favor and outscored Grantsville 14-13 in the fourth to send the game to overtime.
In the first OT, Winn scored on an assist from Mike Blomquist at 3:37, Blomquist scored inside at 2:06, Winn again scored on an assist from Blomquist with :44 to go and Davey Justice hit two free throws with :20 to go for the Emery scoring. It was tied at 51-51 at the end of the first overtime.
In the second OT, Justice hit two baskets and a free throw and Winn sunk a free throw with :14 left with what turned out to be the winning point.
Winn led the way with 17 points, Justice added 15 points, Espino added 12 points and 5 steals, Blomquist had 11 points and 18 rebounds and Joey Bernard finished with 10 points.
In the opener of the Coal Country Classic, Emery led 10-0 after the first quarter and then never looked back. They led 22-11 at the half, 32-17 after the third and won 53-42. Justice led Emery with 13 points and Winn added 11 points. Espino and Bernard added 8 each, Josh Eden and Bodee Marshall added 4 each, Blomquist added 3 and Ben Roundy had 2 points.
Against Snow Canyon the next night, Emery played well until midway through the third quarter and then it was over. The Spartans trailed 4-2 after the first quarter, led 10-9 at the half and had an 18-15 with 4:24 left in the third when Emery stopped doing what they had been doing. The Spartans had been playing tough in your face defense and smart, patient offense against the talented Warriors. After leading 18-15, Emery was outscored the rest of the quarter 10-0 to now trail 25-18. Emery was able to only score two free throws in the first 6 minutes of the fourth quarter as Snow Canyon scored 13 more to lead 38-20 and seal the Emery loss.
Emery played amazing defense that first half and scored all their points off moves to the basket. In the third quarter the shot selection was not as good and Winn picked up his fourth foul guarding the 6'10" Coby Leavitt. Emery went over 8 minutes with no points as Emery's shooters failed to score.
The Emery Spartans then hosted the Union Cougars and the San Juan Broncos in Castle Dale. Union defeated Emery 54-46 and then the Spartans came back and defeated the Broncos 51-36.
Against Union, turnovers plagued the Spartans all night as they had 14 in the first half and nine more in the second as they beat themselves that night. Despite the turnovers, Emery played a good third quarter and actually put themselves back into the game. After being down 23-18 at the half, Emery outscored Union 20-12 in the third to lead at 38-35.
In the fourth quarter, Emery scored the first basket to lead by five before being outscored 10-0 and then losing by eight. Blomquist led the effort with 22 points.
In a low scoring first quarter, Emery led San Juan 4-3. Emery went on a scoring binge as they outscored their opponent 17-3 in the second quarter and Emery then finished the game with a victory.
After the game, Coach Jeffs had this to say about his inexperienced squad, "We only have three guys on this team that have been in the program three years, 15 of our kids are new this year, we are young and we make young mistakes. The loss to Union was disappointing, it was a step backward. We are working on shot selection and on knowing when to shoot. We are working hard in practice and we are getting better but we are what we are and that is young."
Winn led Emery with 17 points and Justice with 10 points. Espino had 8 of the teams 15 steals and Blomquist had 8 rebounds, 2 blocks, 3 steals and 3 points. Emery is now 3-5 for the year and is hosting Dixie on Wednesday this week.


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