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Whitnall girls tennis
Second singles player Lizzy Menden finished third for the Falcons in the Woodland Conference Tournament last week.
Menden won her opening two matches, then fell to the eventual champion from Shorewood in the semifinals. She then beat a girl from Wauwatosa West, 6-1, 7-6 (7-5), for third place.
At third singles, Claudia Cammack finished fourth, dropping the third-place match to New Berlin Eisenhower, 6-4, 6-4.
Fourth singles player Sonia Garcia came in fifth, topping South Milwaukee, 7-5, 6-3, in the fifth-place match.
Going 2-2 were the first doubles team of Krista Stribling and Ann Marie Bay, the second unit of Kari Stollenwerk and Emily Lepkowski and the third team of Carly Wagner and Hannah Cammack. First singles player Leah Symborski lost both matches for Whitnall, which tallied 18 points for seventh place.
Whitnall boys soccer
Joe Schauer tallied in the 91st minute as the Falcons tipped New Berlin Eisenhower, 2-1, in double overtime in a Woodland Conference game on Sept. 26.
The Falcons also blanked Cudahy, 10-0, in another Woodland game on Sept. 24 as Zach Barnhart, Petar Miskov, Cade Dombrowski and Bryan Domitrz each tallied two goals. Brent Sluka also scored for the Falcons.
Hale boys cross country
Milan Stojanovic and his team both finished second at Saturday's Chocolate City Invitational in Burlington.
Stojanovic came in second with 16 minutes, 4 seconds, a personal best and the third-fastest time in school history. Joining him in the top 10 were teammates Sam Gagliano with seventh (16:22) and Dan Nelson in 10th (16:32).
Robert Effinger claimed 11th (16:41), Tony Lozano 14th (16:55), Tim Ebben 27th (17:34) and Clive Miller 53rd (18:24) for the Huskies, who tallied 44 points for the runnerup spot behind sixth-rated Waukesha South's 40 points.
Everyone had a personal best for the Huskies, who are rated ninth in the state and improved to 86-10 on the season.
Hale girls cross country
A longer course could not deter the Huskies from a strong fifth-place finish with 132 points in the Mukwonago Invitational on Sept. 27.
The girls ran a five-kilometer race (3.1 miles) for the only time this season, head coach Terry Labinski said.
Ellie Probst finished fourth with 19 minutes, 58 seconds, which converts to 15:44 at four kilometers, and is the fifth-best Hale time ever. Madison Mihaljevic took sixth (20:06, 15:50), the eighth-best Hale time ever. Both received medals.
April Koshen placed 41st (21:42), Elizabeth Elliott 43rd (21:49), Alyssa Drajkowski 44th (21:50), Caroline Daniels 46th (personal best 21:55) and Jenna Freund 52nd (personal best 22:16).
Hale girls volleyball
The Huskies pulled out a tight 18-25, 25-27, 25-13, 25-20, 16-14 victory over Wauwatosa East on Sept. 25.
Caitlin Kantowski collected 25 assists, Cassie Luttinen six aces, Jamie Supple 13 kills, Rebecca Kuske eight blocks and Natalie Carr 19 digs.
"The girls showed a lot of heart and never-quit attitude," head coach Leng Sayaovong said. "I'm very hopeful that this match will show the girls they can finish close games and matches, that they can handle the pressure and step up their game to find a way to win."
Hale finished eighth at Saturday's Menomonee Falls Invitational, losing all five matches. Luttinen collected four aces on the day, while Kantowski had 31 assists, Kuske 16 blocks and Supple 54 digs and 19 kills.
Whitnall girls cross country
Jasmine Van Tine came in 19th with 20 minutes, 54 seconds over a five-kilometer course to lead the Falcons at the Sept. 27 Mukwonago Invitational.
Kim Hurst took 27th (21:14), Jennifer Bahling 32nd (21:24), Alyssa Woo 33rd (21:28) and Mika Topitzes 54th (22:47) for the Falcons, who tallied 165 points for seventh place.
Central boys cross country
Tyler Miletti ran sixth in 16 minutes, 39 seconds at the Sept. 27 Mukwonago Invitational.
Josh Boeder came in 40th (18:22), Josh Ostrenga 41st (18:23), Collin Borazo 55th (19:11), Ruslan Steininger 56th (19:13), Jack Rindahl 58th (19:21) and Damien McFaden 63rd (21:31) for the Bulldogs, who tallied 198 points for seventh place.
"It was a breakout meet for many of our runners," head coach David Rudey said. "Overall, I'm impressed with where we are going as we enter the championship phase of our season."
Central girls cross country
The Bulldogs tallied 226 points for ninth place in the Sept. 27 Mukwonago Invitational, which was run on a five-kilometer course.
Katie Wardinski came in 16th with 20 minutes, 43 seconds, followed by Alex Jonas in 36th (21:40), Amanda Cieslinski 57th (25:40), Supawadee Pamoto 58th (27:33), Hanna Pfister 59th (27:37) and Clarissa Tylke 60th (28:58).
Central football
The Bulldogs lost to Brookfield Central, 36-6, on Friday to remain winless on the season.
Waige Fischer ran 35 yards for West Allis' lone score of the night. Fischer finished with 78 yards rushing on 15 carries.
Quarterback Will Konecny completed nine of 19 passes for 128 yards, with Darren Walker catching two for 39 yards.
Central next visits Sussex Hamilton (5-1) at 7 p.m. Oct. 5.
Whitnall girls volleyball
The Falcons toppled Wauwatosa West, 25-14, 25-23, 25-22, in a Woodland Conference dual meet on Sept. 25.
Rachael Jaszczenski totaled 12 kills, Kim Ertl 34 assists, Ashley Markowiak four blocks and Amanda Rosenwald 16 digs.
Whitnall then dropped a 25-18, 25-14, 25-16 dual to New Berlin Eisenhower on Sept. 27 despite seven kills and four blocks from Markowiak, 14 assists and four aces by Ertl and 13 digs from Jaszczenski.
Whitnall boys cross country
The Falcons finished ninth in the Sept. 27 Mukwonago Invitational with 259 points.
Seth Nowak placed 43rd in 18 minutes, 31 seconds, followed by Paul Howard in 47th (18:37), Matt Paruzynski 53rd (19:03), Austin Hurst 57th (19:16), Jacob Wick 59th (19:25), Blake Stencil 61st (19:26) and Tyler Nape 62nd (19:33).
Greenfield cross country
Both Hustlin' Hawks teams took eighth in the Cudahy Purgold Invitational on Saturday.
The boys tallied 174 points behind 20th place from Casey Sabinash with 17 minutes, 18 seconds; Tom Friedbacker 22nd (17:22), Andy Sabinash 26th (17:24), Quinton Kufahl 47th (18:30) and Devin White 59th (19:47).
The girls, who scored 206 points, were led by Megan Theune-Baillargeon with 23rd (16:50), Keely Hanley 31st (16:59), Tia Ruhland (17:17), Natalia Coralic 39th (17:18), Audrey Schmidt 54th (18:49) and Corina Miracola 59th (21:21).
Receiving medals were Casey Sabinash, Friedbacker, Andy Sabinash, Theune-Baillargeon, Hanley and Ruhland, and the Hawks posted 16 personal bests.
West Allis girls tennis
The first doubles team of Jovana Vujasinovic and Katarina Jevtic and the second team of Natalie Gross and Sarah Fogl both earned fifth places in the Greater Metro Conference Meet last week in Brookfield.
Taking sixth were Ashley Palesse at second singles, Marissa Rechlicz at third singles and the third doubles team of Alyssa Martinez and Marisa Erdmann.
First singles player Branka Lugonja and fourth singles player Diana Burkee both went 0-2 for West Allis, which tallied 12 points for seventh place.
Central boys volleyball
Perennial power Marquette downed the Bulldogs, 25-12, 25-13, 25-7, in a dual on Sept. 26.
Josh Kopplin tallied seven kills and three blocks, Mike Brown 12 assists and Dominic Craig four digs.
Central also competed in Saturday's Kenosha Tremper Tournament, finishing fourth in its pool. The Bulldogs dropped duals to Tremper, Neenah and Kenosha Indian Trail.
Central girls volleyball
The Bulldogs lost a 25-16, 25-6, 25-7 Greater Metro Conference dual to top-rated Divine Savior Holy Angels on Sept. 25.
Angela Reyes and Mary Martens each had five kills, while Melissa Smith totaled 13 assists and six digs. Emma Somppi played well in the middle and Emily Villafuentes led Central in serve-receive, head coach Bob Staskunas said.
Central boys soccer
Mike Manlick scored the lone goal in a 7-1 loss to Waukesha North on Sept. 27.
The Bulldogs also fell to Menomonee Falls, 9-1, on Sept. 25 as Eric Owens tallied the goal and goaltender Aaron Gaglione made 19 saves.
Greenfield boys soccer
The Hustlin' Hawks were shut out by three foes last week.
They fell to Nicolet, 3-0, on Friday night; Wauwatosa West, 4-0, on Sept. 26 and Shorewood, 6-0, on Sept. 24. Goaltender Brett Szalaczinski made seven saves against Shorewood.
Hale boys volleyball
The Huskies dropped a 25-21, 25-11, 25-13 dual to Brookfield Central on Sept. 26.
Parker Voller collected 12 kills, Savaughn Boston 21 assists and Zach Bohmann 10 digs for Hale.
West Allis swimming
The Wave fell to Brookfield East, 150-36, in a Greater Metro Conference dual on Sept. 27.
Taking third places for West Allis were Jessica Drews in the 100 butterfly at 1 minute, 29.09 seconds and the 200 freestyle relay team of Cortney Wery, Paulina Fortis, Drews and Tara Kelley with 2:07.77.
Whitnall girls swimming
The Falcons lost a Woodland Conference dual meet to Shorewood, 123-60, on Sept. 26 despite Rachel Stave's victory in diving with 237.05 points.
Whitnall had earlier finished second to the Greyhounds in the Woodland Relays.
Greenfield girls tennis
The only matches the Hustlin' Hawks won in the Woodland Conference Tournament last week were at fourth singles with Olivia Sinda and at second doubles.
Greenfield went 0-2 at all other spots in scoring three points for 11th place.
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Congress should provide the Big Three auto makers bridge-financing to carry them over into late January so that the new president and new congress can make provisions for providing the Big Three a good economic base.
The three auto firms should meanwhile produce only those cars that they think that they can make money on during these times and begin preparing themselves for producing small hybrid cars that they can sell. They should get into battery production that can be used in hybrid cars and in individual homes in connection with individual-home solar energy and wind systems.
The Federal government should give subsidies to homeowners to encourage them to buy indidvdiual energy systems and provide low interest loans for 5 to 10 year periods for the purchase of these facilities.
The Big Three should establish research and development operations to work toward the design of vehicles not requiring petroleum fuels and perfecting home energy producing systems that will not require environment polluting energy.
Meanwhile as part of the infrastructure upgrade throughout the country we should promote research and development in the area of self-contained sewer systems that will purify the water and convert the waste into organic gases that can be utilized instead of petroleum fuels.
As we need to reduce dependence on the use of the automobile for the next generation, we should build the best public transportations systems that we know how immediately and for the next decade. Many existing business can gradually begin to modify their type of production to move into energy-producing, storing (batteries) and energy-saving systems.
All mortgage holders should be permitted to convert their mortgages into long-term, low-interest loans through the FHA and engage in whatever legal procedures are necessary for people who cannot afford their homes to either keep them or sell them through the FHA and get out from under these unaffordable debts.
Meanwhile the Federal government should engage in all sorts of projects that will improve our infrastructure, including our schools and municipal facilities for the additional purpose of creating jobs.
The economy can only function when there's sufficient money in circulation to encourage production of salable items. Those retirees on pensions should be able to apply for funds that will bring their payments up to those paid in 2007 for the period of the next three years.
I believe that the situation is so urgent that the new president should call for those in the congress who will work with the in-coming administration to begin drafting the required laws that can be passed as soon as possible and to have others ready to be passed as soon as the new government gains office. In the future, new presidents should take office as soon as possible after Thanksgiving Day.
At this point in our history, these and other actions by the Federal government are required if we are going to get our modified free enterprise system going again. And the system must be put into motion from the bottom up.
Top-down hasn't worked and will not work by the very nature of the economy.
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This B list talk show host had a falling out with her actress best friend because of an incident with the boyfriend of the actress and a hot tub and some nudity
Leah remini. JloReplyCancel
Handler aninstonReplyCancel
And isn't this a repeat?ReplyCancel
Chelsea and Aniston.ReplyCancel
Go wigsReplyCancel
Where has Chelsea been lately?ReplyCancel
as much as it kills me Handler is A list talk show hostReplyCancel
@seven, touring, doing stand-up, promoting her book and doing her show.ReplyCancel
I think it's a repeat but just saw them together not long ago…jeez, not sure about this one being too validReplyCancel
This a rework of the butt sex blind?
@Jack Ducky: A List talk show hosts are on netWORKS not netFLIX.ReplyCancel
Jenny McCarthy and somebody?ReplyCancel
@Count- I still don't see how that would work for her.ReplyCancel
I looked at Jenny, no known actress bestieReplyCancel
@Count She's currently on cable not netflixReplyCancel
I don't really have an interest in Jennifer Aniston one way or another (except that she has the Theroux, and I'm interested to see how that works out), but Chelsea as a bestie sounds like a particular form of self-torture. Or the person you'd call if you're out of vodka and Amazon Fresh doesn't deliver libations.ReplyCancel
Lea Remini is married, it would be her husband. (I don't "think" she'd be titled a talk show host. " if either she or JLo would be called that I'd have to think thats JLo? But then JLo is A list.). IDK!
It does seem Chealsey-esque.ReplyCancel
wouldn't they label him as the fiancé and not the boyfriend if it's justin though?ReplyCancel
@Jack Ducky: That is why B- List and not C List yet.ReplyCancel
I was gonna say, pretty sure I remember this one, but with more bitingReplyCancel
ot: I just read a story on buzz feed about a girl who gave 24 guys head for one free drink and the video of it went viral.ReplyCancel
Classy chick. I'd have asked for 24 free drinks though. One drink per blow.ReplyCancel
Come on Jack, don't tease me. Gimme a link to the attention whore. I don't even need a clicky, I can cut & paste on my own.ReplyCancel
@count all I have is the buzz feed link idk where the actual video ishttp://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/magaluf-mamading-sex-partiesReplyCancel
NSFW link
With my limited Spanish I think she thought her drinks for her whole vacation would be covered. She should've asked for some sliders in the deal.ReplyCancel
Video is hard to find. All I have seen so far is her FB page was deleted and she thought she was going to win a free holiday (vacation) but the prize was a cocktail called a holiday. And some reviews say she wasn't taking the dude's to completion.ReplyCancel
@Wigs! I kind of want to watch it but I'm at work right now D:ReplyCancel
OK, gotta get to work, but in googling I found interesting reading for later. A Cosmo article 18 Reasons Not To Give Him a Blowjob and Return of Kings article 26 Reasons She Is a Slut.ReplyCancel
Thanks Kristin.
She put a few pricks in her pie hole, didn't even get em hard. PASS.
I'd whip it out in a club to get a nut off, but not to just have every other broad in there eyeball my pecker and lose interest.ReplyCancel
Enty if this is video of the day Ill even watch it!ReplyCancel
I highly doubt Justin Theroux would be turned on by Chelsea Handler's naked body anyway
I've had "friends" do stuff like this before
Try to get all the attention on themReplyCancel
Beff Stern is a Best Selling author too, don't make her any higher than the Whore list. Especially since lots of the books were likely bought and donated to NSAL to ensure her making the Times list and to be a tax write off.ReplyCancel
Chelsea A list only in the fact she offers Anal.ReplyCancel
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With my limited Spanish I think she thought her drinks for her whole vacation would be covered. She should've asked for some sliders in the deal.
Well, according to the link, just the girl who gives the most blow jobs gets all the drinks for the night for free. Winner takes all, losers just dicks. And in Majorca (I think that is how Mallorca is called in English) or all of the Spanish Mediterranean coast for that matter, the competence is very hard to be the best cocksucker.
By the way, I love the word "mamading" ("mamada" means "blowjob" in Spanish, and the -ing ending is like making it an English word).ReplyCancel
F word, I read the news badly, and she only has to make a number of blowjobs in order to get all the drinks for free, so she would have a chance.
Damn, I can't read or write any language.
Can I just say how much I wish there was a "like" button? Count you make me snort and chuckle like a little school girl…:)ReplyCancel


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In a previous blog, I talked about xVM Ops Center's early deployment at Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) in Austin, Texas. When we first started at TACC, late last year, we deployed xVM Ops Center 1.0 Early Access (EA) version. Recently, we upgraded to Ops Center 1.1.1 at TACC.
Ops Center monitors the 3936 four-socket blades of the TACC supercomputer known as Ranger. Physically, the compute blades occupy 82 racks that are spread across 6 aisles. Dongju Choi at TACC wrote a set of scripts that
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In addition to completing a university application for admission, paying the application fee, and submitting all official transcripts to the Office of Admissions, applicants must also submit the following documents listed below to the College of Business as part of their application package:1. Normally, applicants will be expected to have a 3.0 cumulative G.P.A. (on a 4.0 scale) in their last 60 credit hours; 2. A GMAT or GRE score from tests administered within five years of the date of admission*; 3. Two confidential Letters of Recommendation from professional references (e.g. current or former college faculty member, current or former work supervisor, or community leader; 4. A two page, double-spaced statement of intent which discusses personal short- and long-term career goals, reasons for pursuing an MBA degree at this time and what about this particular program is going to help reach those goals. Please give specific personal examples of leadership and provide other pertinent information to help the committee select candidates who can benefit from and contribute to the program. The statement of intent offers applicants the opportunity to demonstrate writing and communication skills and supports candidacy for the MBA degree; and 5. A current resume. *Note: The GMAT or GRE may be waived for applicants who have (1) an undergraduate G.P.A. of 3.5 or higher for the last 60 hours, from a regionally accredited college or university, or (2) a graduate degree from a regionally accredited college or university.Items may be submitted separately; however, the application will not be considered for admission by the College of Business Graduate Admission Committee until all items have been received. The supplemental documents listed above should be sent to:College of Business Graduate Admissions CommitteeGovernors State University1 University Parkway, G281University Park, IL 60484-OR-You may also send these as attachments to email@example.com via email
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Prerequisite Competencies of grade "B" or higher required Students will be expected to show evidence of completion of appropriate course work in the following areas: 1. Calculus2. Students must successfully complete collegial proficiency exams with a grade of 80% or higher (or equivalent courses) in MIS prior to enrolling in their second semester of coursework3. Written communications
Foundation Courses* (12 Hours) Grade "B"or higher required
* Foundation courses may be waived on a course-by-course basis with appropriate academic preparation. Generally, students with an undergraduate degree in business completed within five years prior to application from a nationally or regionally accredited school, with a grade of "B" or higher have satisfied most of these requirements. Undergraduate equivalent courses that may be used to satisfy each required foundation course are noted.
Degree RequirementsI. Required Courses (24 Hours) ACCT 7101 Strategic Management Accounting (3) ECON 7500 Managerial Economics and Forecasting (3) FIN 7101 Financial Management (3) MGMT 7400 Operations Management: Strategies and Techniques (3) MGMT 7500 Organizational Behavior in the Global Context (3) MGMT 7600 International Business (3)MKTG 7100 Strategic Marketing (3) MIS 7101 Information Systems and Technology (3)
II. Career Selectives or Specialization (9 Hours) A student has three options: (1) select a specialization from among those listed below; (2) select nine hours from any College of Business courses numbered 7000 or above; or (3) select nine hours of a group of specific courses to customize a specialization. Specialization Options in Catalog: 1. Corporate Entrepreneurship 2. Finance 3. Human Resource Management 4. International Business 5. Management Information Systems 6. Marketing 7. Supply Chain Management
III. Master's Final Project (3 Hours) MGMT 8900 Strategic Management in the Global Context (3)
Total - 36 Hours (Graduate Core) and 12 hours (Graduate Foundation)
Students must meet all university requirements and the collegial graduation requirements for a master's degree.
Students will be required to take a standardized assessment test as a part of their capstone course to complete their degree. A fee of $35.00 will be charged at the time of registration for the course.
A student has three options: (1) select a specialization from among those listed below; (2) select nine hours from any COB courses numbered 7000 or above; or (3) select nine hours of a group of specific courses to customize a specialization.
The finance specialization prepares you for the challenges of leadership positions in business, government and industry as they relate to the functional areas of finance.
Choose three of the following courses (9 hours):FIN 7501 Investments (3)FIN 8101 Advanced Financial Management (3)FIN 8350 International Finance (3)FIN 8501 Derivatives (3)
The human resource management specialization prepares you for leading both people and organizations.
Complete 9 Hours (3 courses):MGMT 7300 Human Resource Management Strategies (3)MGMT 8300 Labor Management Relations (3)Select One of the Following Courses: MGMT 7200 Problems in Business Ethics (3)MGMT 8310 Human Resource Selection and Compensation (3)MGMT 8500 Leadership Dynamics (3)
The Corporate Entrepreneurship specialization is specifically designed to train you to help existing businesses compete in the new global, entrepreneurial economy. These courses foster the essential skills you need to compete successfully, to innovate as you problem solve, and increase the value of your MBA degree.
Take All Three Courses (9 hours):ENTR 7100 Principles of Corporate Entrepreneurship (3)ENTR 8100 Corporate Entrepreneurial Opportunity (3)ENTR 8500 Corporate Entrepreneurial Leadership (3)
The international business specialization focuses on how business is conducted within the United States as well as in other countries. You will focus on learning how to serve customers in international markets, and how to take a local business global.
Complete 9 Hours (3 courses):FIN 8350 International Finance (3)MKTG 8600 International Marketing (3)MGMT 8610 International Business Strategy and Organizations (3)
The specialization in management information systems provides you with a vital link between management and technology so you can successfully manage the information systems within an organization.
Choose Three of the Following Courses (9 hours):
MIS 7201 Systems Analysis and Design (3)MIS 7401 Database Development and Implementation (3)MIS 7601 Distributed and Network Systems (3)MIS 7700 ERP Systems (3)
The marketing specialization prepares you to manage the process of developing consumer audiences and moving products from producers to consumers.
MKTG 8000 Selected Contemporary Issues in Marketing (3)MKTG 8200 Buyer Behavior (3)MKTG 8300 Marketing Information: Methods and Analysis (3)MKTG 8600 International Marketing (3)
The supply chain management specialization assists you in identification, acquisition, access, positioning and management of resources an organization requires to meet its strategic goals.
Complete 9 Hours (3 courses): MGMT 8400 Global Supply Chain Management (3)MGMT 8410 Logistices, Transportation, and Warehouse Management (3)Select One of the Following Courses: MGMT 8440 Project Management (3)MGMT 8420 Decision Models in Supply Chain Management (3)MGMT 8430 Strategic Procurement and Materials Management (3)
This customized specialization allows you maximum flexibility to put together a set of courses to best meet your needs as an organizational leader.
Select Your Own Courses (9 hours):
Option 1: Select 9 hours from any College of Business courses 7000 level or above from Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Public Administration
Option 2: Select 9 hours from a group of specific custom courses.Please consult your Academic Advisor for guidance on creating a custom specialization.


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Barley.Hops.Beautiful Beer is the superdrink for hair! The B Vitamins, Proteins and Minerals make your hair strong, healthy and shiny! Now with BRÖÖLuxe, their revolutionary Natural Alternative to Silicone. Beauty In Beer When they were looking for a way to get great-looking hair without all the chemicals, the people at Broo's moms told them to pour beer on their heads, the way they had done back in college (for body and shine). Of course, the first question was, "Beer?" So they rolled up their sleeves, grabbed a bottle opener and started researching the beauty in beer. They found the answer in four words: Barley, hops, yeast and water, the ingredients in beer. So simple, yet so magical. Why? Because through the magic of the brewing process, thousands of natural chemical reactions occur, and barley, hops, yeast and water are turned into a beverage that's hopping with B vitamins, proteins and minerals. In the Middle Ages, they referred to delicious, nutritious beer as "liquid bread!" Broo calls it the "Superdrink" for beautiful hair! Now, if you want to earn a degree in "beer beauty," read on. THE RECIPE FOR BEER (AND BEAUTY): Let's start with a primer on how to brew beer, in 50 words or less. Heat barley and hops flowers in water. Add yeast to the resulting broth. Let the yeast eat the natural sugars in the broth, to give off ethanol. The result? A fermented alcoholic beverage. Beer! Now, let's look at each ingredient in this Superdrink. Barley – The key ingredient in beer is the grain, barley. Ancient man discovered that by bringing the barley to life, the grain would produce a wealth of vitamins that would wind up in their beer (and now, on your hair). The process was called "malting" the barley, adding water to the grain to induce germination, then gently heating the grain to stop the sprouting process, while maintaining the vitamins. Remember that "liquid bread"? In the Middle Ages, they took the super-enriched, malted grain, milled it into a flour that was combined with the bran, and brewed beer that was brimming with the whole-grain goodness of B vitamins, proteins and minerals (which turned out to be building blocks of great hair and skin). Water – Water is the key to getting all that goodness out of the malted grain, and into the beer. When the malted barley is put in hot water, the vitamins are released into the water, creating a vitamin-enriched broth, called wort. And, the better the water, the better the beer. Ever heard of pilsner beer? It hails from Pilsen, in the Czech Republic, and, it's the soft water in Pilsen, that percolates down through the limestone that makes the beer so special. Same goes for the mountain water where Broo is brewed, in Asheville. The soft, pH-Balanced, pure mountain water is key to Asheville's amazing beer, and key to this pH-balanced shampoos and conditioners. Hops – Hops are flowering vines, with their flowers historically added to beer for their bitter flavor, and natural preservative properties (long before refrigeration). The essential oils in the hops are extracted in the brewing process, when the flowers are heated in water, with the barley. Those same oils are great for the hair and skin, because they are filled with anti-oxidants, and toning/astringent properties. Yeast – Finally, the life of the beer brewing party is yeast. And, when they say life, they mean it. Living brewer's yeast is the key component of fermentation! This ancient, single-celled organism is added to the vitamin-enriched broth, where it eats all the natural sugars in that liquid bread, converting the sugar to ethanol. This brewer's yeast is full of B vitamins as well, the building blocks of healthy hair (and skin). In fact, in Europe, brewer's yeast is used to treat acne and skin inflammations. Broo's South African friend says women there take brewer's yeast, for strong, healthy hair! So, after looking at barley, hops, water, and yeast, and learning why beer was good for hair and skin, they asked, "Which Beer?" And, that's when it hit them. If corporate beer was good for mom's hair back in the 50's, how much better must a premium, handcrafted microbrew be for your hair today? Living in this Craft Beer Capital, of Asheville, North Carolina, they are surrounded by two things, the natural beauty of the oldest mountains in the world and plenty of handcrafted, micro brewed beer. Asheville is a town where people are passionate about the pint! And, not only here, but across the U.S., this whole craft beer movement is really a rebellion against corporate beer (you know, the stuff that's watered down and filled with fillers like rice, all in the name of profits!) Craft beer is all about crafting the finest beer, using only the most premium ingredients and maybe making money doing so. It's about putting pints before profits. And, that became the original mission of BRÖÖ Body & Haircare: To use premium, handcrafted beer to help people look great. Look at the ingredients list! The higher the ingredient is on the list, the more of it is in the product. The number one ingredient in BRÖÖ is BEER. They don't add water, which is the #1 ingredient in most every other shampoo and conditioner out there. You've got plenty of water in your shower already. Why pay for more? Broo start with the amazing benefits of craft beer, as the foundation of ultra-performance, natural hair care! But, that's not just any craft beer in BRÖÖ. You see, once they realized BRÖÖ had to be made with craft beer, the final question was which craft beer? Which brew are you?! For the first shampoos and conditioners, the answer was an American Pale Ale, from Highland Brewing. After a great deal of R & D (and a few sips along the way), they discovered that this American Pale Ale, with its lighter roasted barley malt and triple hopping was perfect for most hair types. So, it became the #1 ingredient in the original Craft Beer Shampoo and Conditioner. Today, it lives on as the foundation of the Volumizing Pale Ale regimen. Because, they soon learned of the amazing effect of different beer for different hair! The result? A unique beer recipe for the unique Volumizing, Hydrating, and Smoothing regimens. American Pale Ale, with its light roasted barley, is rich in vitamins and the trace mineral silicon (not yucky silicone), an essential mineral necessary for healthy bones, skin and hair. Additionally, that Pale Ale gets 33 pounds of hops flowers added during the brewing process, releasing all those essential hops oils that are so nourishing to hair and skin. All this makes it the perfect beverage to strengthen and fortify thin or flat hair. For the Hydrating regimen, they went with an Oatmeal Porter, a dark, rich beer, brewed with oatmeal. Hydrating oat protein blends with the vitamins and minerals in this robust beer, to create a soothing hydration libation. Finally, for the Smoothing Regimen, they chose an India Pale Ale, an intensely hopped beer, originally brewed to survive the long sailing voyage from England to India (hence the name). British brewers added a huge amount of hops flowers to this beer as a natural preservative for the long trip. That bounty of essential hops oils now delivers the ultimate smoothing nourishment in this Smoothing Regimen. So, whether you're looking for volume, hydration, or smoothing, BROO has found the perfect brew for you. Toast the beauty in beer! BRÖÖ INGREDIENTS Beer: Made from Barley and Hops. Full of B vitamins and minerals, including natural silicon (not synthetic silicone), the building blocks for healthy skin and hair. Great for nourishing and conditioning hair, and soothing skin. Also, beer, which is rich in protein, forms a protective, moisturizing layer on dry, damaged cuticles, for smooth, shiny hair. Behentrimonium Chloride: A quaternary ammonium salt used for hair conditioning and detangling. Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter: A moisturizing, emollient fat that's derived from the karate fruit that grows on the shea tree in Africa Caprylol Glycerin/Sebacic Acid Copolymer: Caprylic acid and glycerin, both derived from coconut oil, blended with sebacic acid, which is derived from castor oil. Cetyl Alcohol: A conditioner derived from coconut oil. Citric Acid: Food-grade preservative. Natural acid found in fruits. Also helps balance the ph-level of these shampoos, conditioners and body washes. Cocamidopropyl Betaine: Gentle foaming agent, derived from coconut oil. It cleans and conditions hair and skin without stripping or drying. Coco-Glucoside: Surfactant (cleanser) derived from corn. Diheptyl Succinate: An alcohol derived from castor oil, combined with a bio-succinic acid derived from non-GMO wheat Fragrance: Broo's scents are naturally extracted from plant sources. Glycerin: Humectant derived from vegetable oil. Conditions hair and skin, stabilizing moisture levels. Glyceryl Oleate: A softening emollient derived from coconut oil. Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride: Conditioner derived from natural guar beans. It enhances the conditioning proteins in the beer. Hydrolyzed Barley Protein: Barley protein, from the barley grain, that has been partially converted to water through hydrolosis, to blend easily Olea Europaea (Olive) Oil: Extracted from the fruit of the olive tree. Conditions and softens hair. Potassium Sorbate: Food-grade preservative, derived from a potassium salt of sorbic acid. It keeps yucky stuff from growing these products. Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil: Protein-and-vitamin-rich oil that's expressed from almond seeds, and is an intensely nourishing emollient Shea Butteramidopropyl Betaine: Gentle foaming agent based on shea butter and including unsaponifiable shea butter components for mildness Sodium Benzoate: Food-grade preservative derived from a sodium salt of benzoic acid. It keeps yucky stuff from growing in these products. Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate: Gentle foaming agent, derived from coconut oil. It cleans and conditions hair and skin without stripping or drying. Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate: Gentle cleanser, derived from coconut oil. It cleans away oil and dirt, without stripping or drying. BRÖÖ FAQ What is BRÖÖ? PREMIUM shampoos, conditioners and body washes made with handcrafted microbrewed beer and the safest ingredients available. Why is it good for you? No sulfates (harsh cleansers) of any kind No parabens (preservatives that mimic estrogen and create increased risk of cancer) No phthalates (endocrine disruptors) in the formula No silicones (smothers hair/traps dirt) No harsh preservatives (only food-grade) No added colors/dyes No synthetic fragrances (Broo's scent is naturally extracted from plant sources) PETA Certified Vegan and Cruelty-Free ph-Balanced for all hair types Gentle enough for colored hair What does BRÖÖ do for hair? Uses the time-honored remedy of putting beer on hair to make it soft, shiny and volumized Notice the difference after one use Controls frizz (throw away your flat iron) So nourishing you won't need to take skin and hair supplements Super moisturizing for dry damaged hair! Will my hair smell like beer? NO! Guaranteed to leave you smelling clean. Broo is worth the price! Made with PREMIUM INGREDIENTS, but only half the price of most salon shampoos and spa products! So rich and luxurious that a little goes a long way Nutritious ingredients keep hair & skin healthy. (prevention is cheaper than cure!) BRÖÖ has no gunky thickeners, so like all "Superdrinks," SHAKE, POUR, LOVE! About BRÖÖ BRÖÖ was born from a dog bite. Seriously! The day before BRÖÖ's founders, Brad and Sarah, were to move to Asheville, a stray dog bit Brad. After two weeks in the hospital, and a month on intravenous antibiotics, Brad finally started listening to Sarah about how he had to take better care of his health (or Sarah was going to kill him). Brad agreed to eat healthy food, but, when Sarah brought home natural shampoos, he started pulling his hair out. Where was the lather? Where was the de-tangling? Where was the fun? In desperation, he called his mom, and told her his sorrowful tale of natural hair despair. Her response? Beer! Not to drown his sorrows. Rather, to brew his do'! Back in college in the 50's, his mom and all her friends had poured beer on their hair for natural body and shine. But, when Brad told Sarah about this malted miracle, she wrinkled her nose, saying, "I don't want to smell like a fraternity house on Sunday morning." Sarah mentioned this hopped-up, hair-brained idea to her mother, who promptly informed her that while in medical school in the Philippines back in the 50's, she too had practiced the fine art of "beer hair." Slowly, Sarah began to open her mind (while Brad opened a beer). With the help of both of their mothers, Brad convinced Sarah to take a bottle of local, handcrafted beer from Asheville into the shower (surmising that, if canned 1950's beer was good for the moms, then rich, full-bodied micro-brewed Asheville beer must be even better for his wife.) Suddenly, a blast of brilliant white light shot out from under the bathroom door! Sarah emerged with shiny, silky, flowing tresses. She was a convert to "beer hair." Soon, the Pearsall shower looked like a bar, with empty bottles of every Asheville - brewed beer piled in the corners. Lushes? No, luscious! Brad was often mistaken for Fabio (minus the chiseled chin and pecs) and Sarah was whipping her hair back and forth at anyone who glanced her way. But, sadly, the daily dose of "beer hair" was cold (and expensive!) Knowing Sarah's prior preference for salon-grade products, Brad remarked that if they could somehow magically blend handcrafted beer into salon-level shampoo, they'd have exactly what they wanted. And that's what started their two-year quest to BRÖÖ their DO. With a nod to Belgium and Germany (those über beer capitals, worshipped by the U.S. craft beer movement), they chose the name BRÖÖ for this Holy Grail: A shampoo made with ale. And, without a bit of chemistry knowledge between them, the journey began, to take beer "from the Saloon to the Salon!" Sarah threw down an early gauntlet. BRÖÖ had to be clean, with no nasty chemical junk and had to meet the highest standards in the natural marketplace. Brad just wanted some lather. They tried brewing their own beer, but it was more epic fail, than epic ale. They decided to leave it to the experts at Asheville's original craft brewery, Highland Brewing. Highland's St. Terese's Pale Ale became the founding ingredient in BRÖÖ. They tried making their own shampoo, figuring if they'd made soap at home, how hard could it be to make the world's best salon-grade beer shampoo? Talk about "more tears" shampoo! Let's just say, the local natural products laboratory at the community college shouldn't rent them space anymore. Finally, in desperation, Brad crashed the annual holiday banquet of the Carolina chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, looking for a savior. Turned out, there was a shampoo genius right here in North Carolina, and he agreed to meet with Brad and Sarah. With a six-pack of handcrafted beer, and a laundry list of prohibited ingredients, Brad and Sarah regaled the chemist with their vision of BRÖÖ. Intrigued, he agreed to work on this shampoo saga. Two years and over 50 rejected formulas later, Brad and Sarah held 4 ounces of perfection in their hand, in an unmarked laboratory bottle. BRÖÖ was born and the world of natural hair care would never be the same.


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Hon. Michael J. Talbot, Michigan Court of Appeals
Hon. Michael J. Talbot (J.D. '71), judge of the Michigan Court of Appeals, is the 2012 recipient of the University of Detroit Mercy's Distinguished Alumni Award. Judge Talbot is recognized for his long and impressive record on the bench, combined with tireless service to the community, the Church, and the legal profession.
Born in Wayne County, Judge Talbot grew up in Livonia and is an alumnus of Divine Child. A graduate of Georgetown University, where he earned a B.S. degree in Public Administration, Judge Talbot worked for the Office of the Mayor of the City of Detroit and for Leaseway Transportation while attending the University of Detroit Law School at night. He also served in the United States Army Reserve from 1969 to 1975, having graduated from the Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning, Georgia as a second lieutenant.
From 1972 to 1978, Judge Talbot was a partner in the law firm of Talbot, Grant & McQuarrie. In April 1978, he was appointed by Governor William Milliken to the Common Pleas Court for the city of Detroit; in 1980, Gov. Milliken appointed Judge Talbot to Detroit Recorder's Court. Governor John Engler appointed Judge Talbot to the Wayne Circuit Court in 1991 and to the Court of Appeals in 1998.
Judge Talbot's special concern for crime victims and criminal jurisprudence is reflected in his professional activities. He helped draft Michigan's groundbreaking Crime Victim's Rights Act and served on the State Bar of Michigan's Special Committee on Victims of Crimes. A past chair of the State Bar's Criminal Law Section, he has also served on the State Bar's Criminal Jurisprudence Committee and Committee of Court Administration. He has twice received the Crime Prevention Association of Michigan Service Award, in addition to the State Bar of Michigan Service Award and the Michigan Corrections Association Judicial Servant Award.
Judge Talbot's community activities include serving as chair of the Archdiocese of Detroit's Board of Education; he is the current chair of the Archdiocese's Review Board and a trustee of the Archdiocese's Endowment Fund. He is also a trustee of Madonna University and Sacred Heart Major Seminary, and serves on the board of Angela Hospice Home Care, Inc.
Judge Talbot was a member of the Judicial Tenure Commission from 2004 to 2010; he currently chairs the Court Reporting and Recording Board of Review for the Michigan Supreme Court. His term expires January 1, 2015.
University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Alumnus of the Year Award
The Law Alumnus/Alumna of the Year is selected by the Law Alumni Association Board of Directors in January of each year. The award was established by the Board in 1985 to honor alumni who have in many ways distinguished themselves in their chosen field or endeavor, and who through their careers have brought recognition and honor to the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law.
Prior Honorees:
- Hon. James H. Brickley (1985)
- Nathan B. Goodnow (1985)
- Frank J. Kelley (1985)
- Donald H. Mitzel (1986)
- Hon. James L. Ryan (1986)
- Hon. Thomas G. Kavanagh (1987)
- Hon. George R. Deneweth (1988)
- John A. Kruse (1989)
- William L. Cahalan (1990)
- William D. Gilbride, Sr. (1991)
- James A. Courter (1992)
- Hon. Michael F. Cavanagh (1993)
- Hon. Joseph A. Sullivan (1994)
- Hon. Alice R. Resnick (1995)
- Hon. Louis F. Simmons, Jr. (1996)
- William D. Booth (1997)
- Thomas C. Mayer (1998)
- Charles R. Rutherford (1999)
- Hon. Roman S. Gribbs (2000)
- Eugene A. Gargaro, Jr. (2001)
- Hon. Peter E. Deegan (2002)
- Edmund M. Brady, Jr. (2003)
- Hon. Maura D. Corrigan (2004)
- L. Brooks Patterson (2005)
- Frederick W. Lauck (2006)
- Denise D. Ilitch (2007)
- Hon. Patrick J. Duggan (2008)
- Lawrence G. Campbell (2009)
- Joseph V. Walker (2010)
- Robert A. Ficano (2011)
- Hon. Michael J. Talbot (2012)


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Last week, I wrote about the delay in the administration of the 2014 programs such as the CAIP cost share programs which rely on Kentucky Ag Development Funds. These funds have been available to Henry County farmers since 2001, and used to be known as the Phase I funds of the Master Settlement Agreement. The delay was caused because some of the Tobacco Settlement Funds had not been received yet by the state.
County Fair
Enter your exhibits on Monday, June 30 from 9 a.m. until noon at the Henry County Fairgrounds!
Thanks to shows like "Project Runway," sewing is enjoying newfound popularity. More and more people are interested in learning how to design and make their own unique style of clothing, but have little resources to do so. Individuals with basic knowledge of garment construction, who want to perfect their craft and help others learn to sew, may find participating in the Master Clothing Volunteer program very enjoyable and fulfilling. Recruitment for the Master Clothing Volunteer Class of 2014 is ongoing through the end of June.
Cattlemen's Association to meet
The Henry County Cattleman's Association will meet Monday, June 23, at 7:00 pm, at the Henry County Extension Office. Featured speaker will be Dr. Gregg Rentfrow, Muscle Meats Specialist at the UK College of Agriculture. Dr. Rentfrow will be demonstrating butcher techniques for breaking down large primal parts of a beef carcass. Also on the program will be the usual brief business meeting and the Veterinarians, FSA, FFA, and Phase I reports.
Henry County's Justin Yount will join 45 other students from across Kentucky at the Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders at Murray State University June 15-19.
Summer vacation may be only beginning for most students, but for ninety-two high school juniors the emphasis on education continues.
These students, from 60 counties across the state, have accepted invitations to attend Kentucky Farm Bureau's (KFB) 29th annual Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders (IFAL), held in two locations this month, according to the organizers.
Dr. Bill Fountain, UK Extension Horticulturist, has recently written a fairly complete summary of the winter of 2013-14 and how it has affected our landscape trees and shrubs.
I've taken the liberty of shortening the article. If you'd like to have a copy of the entire piece, please contact me at the Henry County Extension Office (845-2811).
There are some unusual circumstances regarding the weather and our plant material this winter. The plant hardiness zone for most of Kentucky is zone 6.
Summer is upon us, and temperatures are beginning to heat up.
While that may be welcome news for many, combinations of high humidity and excessive heat can be dangerous for others, especially older adults.
When a person's body cannot properly cool itself, it increases the risks for heat-related illnesses.
Older adults are more susceptible to hyperthermia, a common heat-related illness that results in a dangerously high body temperature.
The most common form of hyperthermia is heatstroke.
McAlister Farms, Turners Station, is a new member of the American Angus Association, reports Bryce Schumann, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Mo.
The American Angus Association, with nearly 24,000 active adult and junior members, is the largest beef breed association in the world. Its computerized records include detailed information on more than 17 million registered Angus.
All parents want their children to grow up to be responsible, self-sufficient adults, but the transition from childhood to adulthood—the teenage years—can be rocky for parents and children. It's during this time that children often test parents' limits and start requesting things like cell phones, later curfews and less adult supervision. This is also the time when many parents have to decide where they stand on many issues, financially and morally, and learn how to graciously and responsibly let go.
Folks, the results of the 2012 Census of Agriculture have just been released.
I've had my own thoughts about how the new numbers might go, but it's always good to work from the latest data, as reported to the National Agriculture Statistics Service by our landowners.
The number of farms reported in 2012 was 869, down from 962 in the the 2007 Census, which bounced up from 883 in 2002. And while the average size of a farm didn't change much, now 148 acres per farm compared to 152 in 2007, the big change is simply the number of acres in farmland.
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For he who was called in the Lord as a slave is a freedman of the Lord. Likewise he who was free when called is a slave of Christ. You were bought with a price; do not become slaves of men. So, brethren, in whatever state each was called, there let him remain with God.
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FONTANA – If anyone asked where Car 54 was Saturday afternoon, the answer was nearly always the same:
Up front.
Sprint Cup regular Kyle Busch scored yet another predictable but pointless NASCAR Nationwide Series victory by dominating the Royal Purple 300 at Auto Club Speedway.
He averaged 141.528 mph in his No. 54 Monster Energy Toyota, and led 92 of 150 laps in a stellar drive that was not inspired by the misadventures of Toody and Muldoon in the 1961-63 comedy series "Car 54, Where are you?"
It was the ninth consecutive victory at Fontana for the Joe Gibbs Racing family in the series, and Busch's third in five Nationwide events in 2013 – although he again scored no points in the driver standings, as NASCAR only allows drivers to accrue in one of its three main series. Busch has won a record six NNS races here, all since 2008.
"It's really cool, to be able work with (crew chief) Adam Stevens and the JGR crew – they always bring good stuff," said Busch, whose car is owned by J.D. Gibbs. "But you've still got to deal and wheel it."
Sam Hornish Jr., the only NNS regular to win a race this season (Las Vegas), finished second in his No. 12 Wurth Ford (owned by Roger Penske), 0.834 of a second back of Busch. He led 28 laps, and thought he might have a shot at Busch, but scraped the wall during the final laps.
"I just didn't have enough to beat Kyle today," Hornish said. "I got within 10 car-lengths of him, but got a little greedy and got into the wall. If I hadn't I maybe had an opportunity, but I had to drive it that way to have a chance."
Regan Smith, third in the No. 7 Taxslayer.com Chevrolet, trails leader Hornish by 28 points in the NNS standings, and Smith told him in the interview room: "I wish you would've run a little harder into that wall there, and I could've gained (points) on you."
There was no gaining on Busch, however, as he and his team made the right moves all day.
"I saw Sam starting to get away from me on the bottom when I was following him around, and I decided I'd better try something different," said Busch, who took the lead to keep on Lap 126, and used the high groove to hold it and pull away.
"Adam (Stevens) made some real good calls today to improve the car," Busch said.
Parker Kligerman, driving the No. 77 Toyota owned by Busch, finished a career-best fourth, racing for the first time with his 90-year-old grandmother present.
"It was a hell of a battle with Regan and (fifth-place finisher) Austin (Dillon)," Kligerman said. "I think we were all loose as heck, and I had no right rear tire left. We were hanging on, but that's what's so cool about this place."
Kyle Larson was the top finisher among Rookie of the Year candidates, finishing sixth in the No. 32 Eveready Chevrolet, with Kevin Swindell 10th in the No. 98 Carroll Shelby Engines Ford in his season debut, just ahead of Alex Burton, 12th in the No. 99 St. Jude Children's Hospital Toyota.
Not all was wonderful with the Gibbs entries. Brian Vickers, always strong at Fontana, and driving the full Nationwide Series this season for Joe Gibbs, ran with the leaders until his No. 20 Dollar General Toyota went up in smoke – literally, with smoke in the cockpit as oil temperatures soared – 53 laps in.
"We were one small adjustment away from being able to win the race, and now we're in the garage," said Vickers, who came in off consecutive third-place finishes, and started third behind teammates Busch and Elliott Sadler.
At least Vickers didn't experience fire, which Paulie Harraka did after 42 laps in his No. 79 Crackle It's on Ford, bringing him to a stop on the backstretch and prompting the second yellow-flag interlude, of four (for 17 laps) total. He was able to exit the car safely, however.
Yellow came out again on Lap 111, after Jason White got into the Turn 4wall in his No. 00 Headrush Toyota. He was evaluated at the infield care center and quickly released.
NOTE: Stevens also put Cup regular Joey Logano into Victory Lane for Gibbs here last year, but Logano worked in the ESPN booth for this one. "Last year was the most fun race in my entire career," said Logano, who said he misses Nationwide and will rejoin the series later this season.
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GDB 21: Garon rides the pine
Jason Gregor
November 26 2008 01:46PM
If it wasn't obvious before, it is now. Craig MacTavish has lost confidence in Mathieu Garon. In a move that shocked most, Dwayne Roloson will be starting tonight, not Garon, against the Kings.
Why you ask?
I have no idea. This move doesn't make sense on any level. Roloson got pulled his last time out, and while Garon didn't look comfortable for the first ten minutes in relief, he did look much better as game wore on.
The Oilers had four days of practice, Garon got to see more rubber than he had in the previous weeks, he looked and acted more comfortable and even he gave the impression he expected to start tonight against his former team.
But there was Roloson, first off at practice, and talking openly about starting tonight.
At the start of MacTavish's press conference today, he was asked about Garon, but said he didn't want to talk about the goalies before the game. Later in presser when pushed on it again he spoke about it.
"In talking to Pete about Mathieu he says his game in coming along in practice. It's not just about the game, it's about how Pete sees them (three goalies) coming along in practice. Matty's game is coming around and based on practice he will get a start very soon."
This move is more about just whether Roloson is better than Garon. MacTavish has lost confidence in Garon, and it sounds like goaltending coach Pete Peeters isn't on the same page as Garon.
It was well-documented last season that Peeters wasn't enamoured with Garon working with another goaltending consultant, Lyle Mast. Garon enjoyed working with Mast, and sources have hinted that #32 is no longer allowed to work with him.
If that is indeed the case, then Garon's not playing could be based on more than just stopping pucks.
There is clearly something fishy about this situation.
Garon was great in his first three starts, and then average to below-average in the four since, but he wasn't awful in relief against the Wings. And it's not like Roloson was outstanding in his past few starts. He was okay, but not so great that you wouldn't consider going with Garon.
Many wonder if the Oilers are showcasing Roloson, or plan on doing the same with Garon when, or if, he gets another start. So I asked MacTavish if he ever takes that angle when considering who will be his starter.
"I'm not a fortune teller. It's incumbent on the player to get in there and play well, if he wants continue to play. That's the simple part of it. When the goalies get and play well, like Mathieu did earlier, Jeff did in the middle, and how Rollie has done now. I go by what I see in practice and in the games; it's as simple as that."
Based on those comments Garon must not be practicing well, because he has only played 48 minutes since Nov 7th.
Rarely do I second guess a lot of moves a coach makes, because I don't think I know more than him, but in this case I'm scratching my head.
All the signs pointed to starting Garon. He allowed one goal in 25 shots versus Detroit. He had four days of practice, he was playing his former team, and he hasn't had a start since November 6th, but he will be watching again.
Coaches get paid to win, so if the Oilers win tonight, MacTavish can feel confident in his decision. But this decision has many more negatives possibilities than it does positive ones.
The only positive is a win.
A lose opens him up to loads of criticism, and justified criticism in this case. It leaves Garon wondering more than ever where he fits on this team. It also hurts the team down the road. They need to clarify their goaltending situation sooner than later, and hopefully find a solution that ends what has become a five-year search for a true #1 goalie.
Win or lose tonight, not starting Garon looks wrong.
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i've never understood why all of a sudden this season the "oh don't worry, home games will save us" theme became so popular...
talk about grasping at straws.
November 26 2008, 10:36PM
Good idea Hockey Gods! As soon as I find the dog My daughter is going to have one hell of a story at school tomorrow.
November 26 2008, 10:37PM
Bagged there could be a positive... I KayZ would sack up and spank lowe and force him to make a change... preferably coaching
November 26 2008, 10:37PM
"So do we hope for an exon valdez type tanking, so we have a shot at Taverese or that gigantic Swede?"
I hardly think that is necessary at this point. Is it really that dire?
Quote = Gilbert
"We're just way too lazy to do it ourselves. "
"Sam is interested... but he's just too lazy to get his act together."
November 26 2008, 10:38PM
I don't think it's that dire, no. But how many more points are we willing to give up before something, anything changes?
November 26 2008, 10:39PM
That's a real quote? From where? From all accounts Gagner is a fitness champ in the offseason
November 26 2008, 10:40PM
HG: I have my option figured out. I hope everyone liked that arena design because I'm going to burn Rexall down.
Wanye, can I say I was at your place? I'm going to have some explaining to do tomorrow.
November 26 2008, 10:40PM
But how many more points are we willing to give up before something, anything changes?
I think this game would be an excelletn place to draw a line in the sand.
ok, ok, real quote: "Sam is interested in cooking some more but he's just too lazy to get his act together. "
Brutal...I can only imagine what kind of pissed off ppl are on the call in shows...
November 26 2008, 10:41PM
Wanye, can I say I was at your place? I'm going to have some explaining to do tomorrow.
There is always room under the bridge. Bring canned goods
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November 26 2008, 10:42PM
Aparently so Wanye....
Changes need to happen now. A great place to start is the obvious goalie, lack of heart/grit/leadership.
The kids don't listen to the old guys JMHO
November 26 2008, 10:43PM
This is definately a good line in the sand.
November 26 2008, 10:43PM
hahaha holy smokes Hockey Gods I have to go edit that.
November 26 2008, 10:44PM
"I will admit that I really wanted to see High School Musical 3"
No wonder this team is so soft. They have the same interests as pre teen girls.
November 26 2008, 10:45PM
Hopefully Penelope isn't rocking the rotten oyster ditch like the last lady you suggested.
"Sam wanted to see it too but couldn't make it. Now nobody else will go and see it with him so he's a bit upset about that. "
November 26 2008, 10:46PM
How can it be that this was the busiest justice league so far this season?
That's some friggin heart if you ask me
*eyes fill with tears*
anyway, how is the new website coming along?
November 26 2008, 10:46PM
Wayne I though you might, I can give another metaphor... like a fat kid chasing a smartie???
Pay the love princess a little extra to stay quiet
November 26 2008, 10:49PM
I'm so freakin upset I've turned to Deal or No Deal. Thanks Oilers, way to go.
November 26 2008, 10:49PM
LMAO rotten oyster ditch
November 26 2008, 10:50PM
Website is coming along very well freeze. Actually met with the new developer this week and he is on track for a December 5th launch. Because he is a reader of the Nation he is fixing a zillion things that we didn't even know were broken in addition to building all the stuff we want.
Should be pretty awesome
November 26 2008, 10:50PM
I got your back Bagged milk, remember you owe me $30.
November 26 2008, 10:51PM
I'm watching a documentary on Female US Soldiers serving in Iraq. These dames have 100 times the nuts any Oiler sports.
November 26 2008, 10:51PM
Hey, at least we aren't paying Jeff Finger 3.5 million a year, am I right?
*sob sob sob sob*
Can you add a button to get to the main menu that goes down with the thread to get back to main menu?
How 'bout not having to scroll all the way down after posting?
nice. at least something is looking up.
until next time justice league, good night.
hahaha, burke to toronto, love it...
Wanye: it's been 6 days with no hockey, and the mob has switched from "excited" to "lynch".
live chat for games please.
November 26 2008, 10:55PM
Well fella I am off to bed to put a batch of dummys in the sheets. Have a good one, looking forward to reading about bagged in the paper tomorrow
November 26 2008, 10:55PM
We are adding in a bunch of functionality to navigate between articles. Also have the ability to sort all the articles by author, look by month. All the broken RSS feeds are fixed and dramatically improved. My patented flash page at oilersnation.com is now gone.
Basically we have all the functionality of a 'real website.' Live chat is something that we are working on but once the latest version of the site is released we have a BIG thing we are doing then we will double back and start to add in functions like chatting.
Moo - funny how that goes isn't it?
November 26 2008, 10:56PM
peace out hockey gods and freeze
November 26 2008, 10:57PM
I should actually roll too. Peace out justice league. I'm off to dream of Bea Arthur. Thanks for stopping by gang.
November 26 2008, 10:57PM
Wanye has been dreaming big while the rest of us cretins sleep in our race car beds.
I wore my cup to work, just in case Wanye moved a few blocks off of 105th street in my direction.
Besides going to the game to see my Slovenian brother Anže Kopitar (1st star of the game woohoo), that was an utter waste of money. The crowd is turning into an angry mob inside of Rexall. The last time I remember things that quiet was somewhere in the 90s when a younger MJ could get tickets to the game for half-price because no one in this city cared.
After reading / posting here and doing the same in the Review thread on OilFans last night, I may just save myself some more 3rd party rage and avoid HF today. Is there any Oiler fan satisfied whatsoever anymore? Any glimmer of hope left I can hold onto?
MJ Says: Is there any Oiler fan satisfied whatsoever anymore? Any glimmer of hope left I can hold onto?
Satisfied? No Hope? There's always hope.
I have always been a stay the course kinda guy when it comes to the Oilers but I think they finally broke me.
I don't pin these problems on MacT but if a change was made there I would no longer think it was a mistake.
I still see the problem being with the players and I really wish management did something sooner rather than later.
I would be happy to see them ship out Nilsson, Pouliot, Garon or Rollie and/or Cole in an effort to get this wreck back on track. All of them for different reasons but one thing is clear, something has to be done.
MJ; Grebeskov is going to have a really nice smile after several trips to the dentist this week. That's some good news isn't it?
So this whole three goalie carousel/nightmare is partly due to Pete Peeters bruised ego?!?! In my book the most important part of goaltending is confidence. If Garon felt more comfortable with Mast then Peeters has to swallow his pride and take one for the team.
The way Garon played last year he deserved a longer leash. Actually come to think of it, Garon deserved A leash. He had a pretty good start to the season, hit a rough patch and was subsequently benched. If my memory serves me correct Roloson was terrible for a very long stretch last year before he finally lost his #1. I'm honestly starting to believe that the coaches have lost the room. The team played completly uninspired hockey last night. I actually cant believe that Im yearning for the days when the oilers had minimal skill but still worked their tails off every night.
November 27 2008, 11:01AM
"I actually cant believe that Im yearning for the days when the oilers had minimal skill but still worked their tails off every night."
That thought crossed my mind too and it scared the hell out of me.
November 27 2008, 02:40PM
Does anyone remember the teams that we have watched for the past 17 years? There was a time where Marchant's Playoff goal was the cat's meow. The team sucked for years. And years. And years. Getting past the 1st round was a heckova year for the team.
My point. We have all been through worse. It's not the end of the world. It sucks? Yes. But no the end of the world.
Ummm... Mr Katz? Where are you?
November 27 2008, 02:41PM


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