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Skip to comments.RNC Chairman Reince Priebus to GOP: Dont go Old Testament on gays
Posted on 03/27/2013 10:45:06 PM PDT by SoConPubbie
Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, issued some words of advice for fellow GOPers: Get in the 21st century with same-sex-marriage issues.
We do have a platform, and we adhere to that platform, Mr. Priebus said in a USA Today video. But it doesnt mean that we divide and subtract people from our party who favor gay marriage.
I dont believe we need to act like Old Testament heretics, he said in the USA Today video. Rather, Republicans have to strike a balance between principle and grace and respect.
His statements come as the U.S. Supreme Court is due to hear two cases on gay marriage one on a California-voted ban on same-sex marriage, and the other on the legalities of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which bans the federal government from giving marriage benefits to same-sex couples.
His statements also come at a time when politicians from both sides of the political aisle are renouncing their past objections to gay marriage. On the Republican side, Sen. Rob Portman an Ohio conservative with traditional values just flipped on gay marriage, in part, he said, because of the recent revelations of homosexuality by one of his sons.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
GOP going soft on the Gay Marriage issue Ping!
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reince, the SODOMITES are the heretics.
heretics believe/teach incorrect doctrines.
more and more, you just can't fix stupid.
Flingwingflyer to Reince Priebus. STOP CALLING MY HOUSE ASKING FOR MONEY! I'm an Indie now.
this is rnc setting the stage to cave. they still don't get it that it won'thelp them win over a single democrat or libtard.
God went "Old Testament" on Sodom and Gomorrah, Rience. This clown is making Michael Steele look like a genius.
And they will wonder why, as they become democrat-lite, that the base stops supporting them.
Shut up, jackass.
I think it is time for a divorce from the GOP.
Why not? It is inevitable. It's going to happen. We are in the last days. Everything that was bad and evil is now good. Everything that was once good and moral is now bad. But the Bible tells us to beware about good and bad switched. We are to remain faithful and true, no matter what society says.
The Libs have infiltrated the GOP and they are being welcomed by the posers already there.
I hope Prius Reibus goes the way of the Chevy Volt and soon.
We don't need the Old Testament to tell us that gay people raising kids is a bad idea when hard data on adult outcomes demonstrate it amply.
Paging France:
OK I'll go New Testament as in saying read Romans Chapter One.
You mean you're still married to that hag?
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means:
1. a professed believer who maintains religious opinions contrary to those accepted by his or her church or rejects doctrines prescribed by that church.
The catch phrase on the road to the gates of hell and to the end of civilization is, Im libertarian on social issues, but conservative on economics.
I'm not surprised. Things like this and Romney are why I left the GOP.
Jim, your economy of expression is pure poetry...I think you just coined a new meme.
April should be "Exodus from GOP" month.
and anyone expected differently from the Vichy Poop Republicans?
doesn't matter if its a losing cause, it is still the right thing to do to fight the perverting of America
This is a development the major conservative talkie (radio talk show hosts) have yet to even mention....
When the democrats decided to remove God or any reference to Our Creator at their 2012 convention. They also demonstrated they are no longer the democratic party of your fathers father. They have become a hyphenated radical unit and should be known as Demo-Coms dedicated to the establishment of a collective idealism using the device of PCP to modify behavior and shed beliefs that they believe would impede remaking their concept of the perfect utopian state. That is hardly democratic because the word democrat idealizes the individual voice.
But Rove, GOPES (GOP Elite Snobs) and RINOS lack the capacity or the understanding or the courage to point to the historic radicalization that occured at that moment and use it politically. Worse yet they are unable to forthrightly defend what the demo-coms have set out to destroy and some are even comming up with their own version of PCP . Anyone preaching PCP is going down the poisonous road to oblivion . Following a policy of PCP. Politically Correct Politics which the hyphenated democrat party, the Demo-Coms,is using is flat out wrong.Worse yet moral questions such as marriage, sexual practices, family constituency and particularly beliefs those of containing Judeo Christian tenets are being assulted and not defended. That offers a majority of voters no choice in the direction this country is to take.
PCP when used by the Demo-Coms such terms as: Afro-American, Hispanic-American, Asian-American, White-American, Rich-American ,Gay-American, are more than simply nouns but vehicles used to separate US from each other. Beside separating US from our money the Demo-Coms demand we become adhearents to a system without the constituional constraints on government. Thus surrendering our protections from governmental abuses and excessive bureacracy to the will of a bureaucratic collective which is no longer answerable to the average citizen.
Sadly for the Republicans God remains in Limbo
Yeah, because everyone knows the God of the Old Testament and the God of the New Testament are two different guys. It says so in Rev. 20.
If this fellow is not removed from the next campaign soon, he will help assure it is a loser like the last one.
1. The majority of Americans, when they are permitted to vote, are almost always against "gay marriage"
2. It is not, or it should not be, the R party's role in life to just ask "how high" when the D party leadership says, "JUMP!"
3. That's especially problematical now that the D party leadership has been usurped by a small extremist element not supported by the majority of the D party membership (yes, they vote...but when polled on policies they do not agree with much of what this "progressive" or communistic element is pushing -— nor do they support the subversise (anti-American, anti-Judeo/Christian, anti-Western Values being pushed on the country by these "haters" ...)
4. He also displays a mistaken religious sensibility and/or knowledge. Jesus did not come to replace or cancel God's Law, indeed he expressly so states. His moral teachings are fully consistent with those of his scriptures, those that he read, recited, and taught (and which are really better called the "Hebrew scriptures" rather than the "old testament"), and ...the "new testament" (or Greek scriptures) provide direct teachings that are at least consistent with those he mentions, such as in 1 Corinthians and 1 Timothy. At the very least I'd suggest that R party officials avoid careless, or for that matter, any Biblical allusions unless they check them out carefully first. We need only look as far as 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue to see what can happen when a person without genuine Christian or Biblical knowledge tries to "use the Bible" to implement his particular political agenda.
All my best,
fhc (ps: Portman was never my idea of a good R candidate anyway)
Thanks. It's out of an old song. To know, know, know him is to FReep, FReep, FReep him. And I do and I do and I do.
FReep U, Reince Priebus!
Romans chapter 1 is in the New Testament.
The "gay" agenda is all about destroying religious freedom. They'd love nothing better than to burn the bible as a "hate" book and make it a crime to speak out about their perverted life styles, er, death styles.
The Republican Party is dead. Aside from a handful of congress critters it is done.
A new party should have been up and running full by speed now.
I say racist because he's targeting the Bible belt- the whites mostly.
Wouldn't you love to know who is giving him these talking points..Jeb...focus groups in the Northeast?? They will never get a penny from me as long as they do this..they call all of the time pleading for money because I had donated to them for many years along with volunteering... many hours and helping them in so many ways. Days I was sick, I helped them. How dare that little man and the media tell that me they know I am a bigot. He has no damn clue about many of us. Might blow his mind if really knew.
Prince Reibus, I really have no use for you or your gutless party.
He is the "heretic" or the unbeliever, either way, lets not cast our pearls before swine!
Proof that the Apostle Paul was Godly inspired with the undeniable truth found in Galatians 5:9 - "A little leaven, leavens the entire lump".
This nation is about fully leavened - and the political ruling class of the GOP prove that they too can be leavened with the sin of Sodom. And now they dictate to those who follow God to compromise with sin for the sake of political expedience because in their minds - we dare not go against the tide that leavens the culture with abominations.
Sexuality is no basis upon which political power can be shared. Any attempt to do so will simply result in overwhelming dysfunction and the loss of civil society
and mutual kindness.
There is a relationship between creating life and bringing children into the world, to forming a family container to raise them properly to eventually take their place in civil society. Creating such life is one of the few devine acts allowed to human beings.It forms the nucleus of civil society. It is this nucleus which any political power based on sexuality seeks to destroy.
Only fools would allow such destruction. Anyone seeking political power based on sexuality should realize that the Constitution does not provide for such political power. Political power is limited to citizenship in the United States of America, political power does not originate in sexuality of any sort. Sexuality is not mentioned anywhere in the Constitution. It is an a-sexual document.
So when Reince Priebus coins the lie : I dont believe we need to act like Old Testament heretics, and that Republicans have to strike a balance between principle and grace and respect. This idiot completely fails on two counts:
Reince Priebus best read the Word of God in Romans and get his heretic soul our of Hell:
Romans 1:24: Wherefore God also gave them up to uncleanness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonour their own bodies between themselves:
Romans 1:25: Who changed the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amen.
Romans 1:26: For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature:
Romans 1:27: And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet.
Romans 1:28: And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient;
Romans 1:29: Being filled with all unrighteousness, fornication, wickedness, covetousness, maliciousness; full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, malignity; whisperers,
Romans 1:30: Backbiters, haters of God, despiteful, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents,
Romans 1:31: Without understanding, covenantbreakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful:
Romans 1:32: Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them.
"Old Testament heretics,"
Does he even realize how idiotic that is?
However, what Reince is really saying here is conservatives who forcefully argue against gay marriage are overzealous and we should avoid confronting the left on this issue in public. More proof that Chairman Unpronounceable Name needs to go and should have been dumped a while ago. I hope all the freepers who backed this guy have buyer's remorse by now.
So, Reince... we're going to go against Biblical teaching to satisfy to pro-homo movement?
Funny thing is, he's talking as if there was a chance a GOPer was ever going to win the Presidency again.
Are there five God fearing politicians in Washington DC. I am closing my checkbook to the Republican party. Their pleas for money via mail will go into file 13 and phone pleas will be hung up on.
He's an anti-semite.
Since more Freepers seem to be having a come to Jesus moment with the GOP andthe need for principles thanks to the Homo issue, I'd like to extend to them an invitation to give those already there a hand in telling the GOP fanboys and excusemakers that always seem to have a reason to support them regardless of how egregious the crap they spew, to....
Each and every time they start screaming and calling us Obama supporters and traitors and the rest of the absolute bulls$hiX we have to deal with daily. Because soon enough, YOU will be on their hate list.
Here's the deal, a lot of men with money and power are also sexual deviants and probably take trips to S. America or SE Asia to get their rocks off then come back here to do their job on Capital Hill or from the legal bench.
OF course these pervs want same sex marriage, most of them are closet cases or a good number are anyway. Not to mention kid touchers or whore chasers.
The lawyers that run our country are corrupt to the core.
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GDB 38.0: Perron Sees His Old Team
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December 21 2013 01:36PM
The Edmonton Oilers return to Rexall tonight to face David Perron's old squad, the St. Louis Blues, in what will be the first of three meetings between the teams.
The Trade
Craig MacTavish hasn't had a perfect start to his tenure as general manager, but he's done some nice things and been willing to make improvements when opportunity has come along. One of those opportunities was Perron, who became available as the Blues needed to cut salary to re-sign players like Alex Pietrangelo.
Thus far, the deal's been awfully lopsided:
- David Perron (Edmonton): 33GP, 14G-13A-27PTS.
- Magnus Paajarvi (St. Louis): 15GP, 2G-0A-2PTS.
- Second round pick in 2014 (St. Louis): Shaping up to be in the 30-35 range.
Once Paajarvi finds his legs and if that second round pick pans out this should get a little better for St. Louis, but it's a move that made Edmonton a better team right now, and that's important. If MacTavish can find three or four more of these the Oilers will be in great shape.
The Opposition
Edmonton hasn't played the Blues so far this year, but the Blues are a good team and Edmonton has trouble with good teams. Many will focus on them being big and strong and tough but the fact that they're in playoff position right now is what makes them scary. Take a look at the Oilers' record this season against teams currently sitting in the top-eight in either conference:
- Team inside the top eight: 2-17-2
- Team outside the top eight: 9-6-1
Edmonton's been pretty good against bad teams, but has been getting hammered by the good ones (an 8-2 win over Colorado notwithstanding).
The Lineup
Top #Oilers line (4-93-14) the same but other three are 94-27-57, 20-89-64 and 6-51-83. On defence, it's 21-19, 77-2 and 15-44.— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) December 21, 2013
Arcobello (ribs) and Larsen not participating in #Oilers morning skate. Jones was also just helped off the ice by the trainers.— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) December 21, 2013
Bryz first off the ice, starts tonight vs. St. Louis.— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) December 21, 2013
Some interesting items there. With all of 12 healthy forwards, Dalls Eakins hasn't got much in the way of choices, so he's put together a power-vs.-power line, a tough minutes line and done what he can with the rest. With Luke Gazdic on the wing it's a good bet that Sam Gagner and Nail Yakupov are the "fourth" line and will be spotted against the weakest available opposition; maybe it will help. The other line is super interesting, because Lander has struggled so far and finally gets a skilled guy (and a guy a lot like his AHL sidekick Linus Omark) on his wing. Jesse Joensuu isn't exactly a prize as the other winger, but he's comparable to one guy Lander's been playing with and better than the other.
On defence it's just nice to see Philip Larsen, the team's seventh-best defenceman, taking a seat.
Game day prediction: A 1-0 St. Louis Blues victory
Obvious game day prediction: Dallas Eakins gets many opportunities to work on his facial expressions. They range from incredulous (really, that's a penalty now?) to disgusted (the power play bobbles the puck at the blueline because of course it does) to resigned (well, they were going to score eventually) to a clear desire that he had stayed in the AHL.
Not-so-obvious gameday prediction: While this will be a one-sided and boring game, it won't be the most boring game of the season. That's coming in March when Edmonton next plays the Los Angeles Kings.
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December 22 2013, 09:39AM
This team had died and given up. Do Eakins a favour and let him go. Mercy firing. He has a ton of potential and is getting dragged through the krap here. Of the 7 years this is as low as it has ever gotten. How did it get so bad? What the heck happened?
December 22 2013, 09:42AM
They are nowhere near the worst ever for one season. However since expansion in '68 the years since the cup run may be among the worst long term records ever.
Perhaps just since the Oil entered the NHL.
With the tough western teams they will seeing a lot of in the rest of the year, I think they will have a truly dreadful total.
Tracking of the futility would highlight the joke the organization is and will add some comic relief.
December 22 2013, 09:47AM
This team had died and given up. Do Eakins a favour and let him go. Mercy firing. He has a ton of potential and is getting dragged through the krap here. Of the 7 years this is as low as it has ever gotten. How did it get so bad? What the heck happened?
One thing they did was get rid of all of their tough, hard nosed players that had bad advanced stats, Brown, Smid, and Fistric.
Gadzic has been a welcome addition, but he can't do it on his own and his a rookie himself.
December 22 2013, 09:50AM
Lowe better be careful,if he is caught inside Rexal , some fans might get together and throw him onto the ice!!!!
December 22 2013, 09:54AM
Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all. I need a break from this Oilers misery. Read you after boxing day. Maybe I'll get a deal on a new flat screen where I can watch in smooth detail how the Oilers get pummeled night in and night out.
Out of country for holidays so glad I didn't record the misery. What a joke of a franchise
December 22 2013, 10:03AM
Everyone here urges a boycott of oiler games-don't forget to boycott rexall drugs-get your painkillers( oiler fans need them) at Safeway, IDA, Superstore- anywhere but Rexall-,hurt Katz where it hurts since fan outrage means squat to him as long as he keeps selling his drugs! F off Lowe!
December 22 2013, 10:11AM
I think its time for Fan Protests. It's the only way this management will finally get the message. I just don't see people not going to games as a sign of protest. I think we need to embarrass the Oiler management.
1. Paper bags on heads 2. Oiler jerseys turned inside out 3. Maybe somebody down in the golds should take a white Oiler jersey and pull a Rodger Neilson or something
I don't know, but this fanbase has to do something to get the attention of Oiler management and get the message out that we are tired of being crapped on.
I am a Kansas City Chief fan and last year I donated a fair amount of money to help fly a plane over the stadium demanding change and that the GM be fired. He was. They came in and cleaned house. New GM, New Coaches, New Co-ordinators everybody. Not a shuffling of the deck chairs like we get here in ol Edmo.
I think something similar has to happen here, except K Lowe should be the target.
8 years of Season tickets and I have probably watched a handful of somewhat meaningful games. I am disgusted with this Oiler management. Trash me all you want, I don't care. I guess I am probably just dreaming if I expect anything to change. Rant OVER, for now.
December 22 2013, 10:12AM
The oilers management has obviously throwing in the towel to this season. Don't be stupid and fix this mess. Let's suck again next year and draft Mcdavid. That's managements Christmas present to the fans
December 22 2013, 10:18AM
This is historically bad! The worst part is the solution is an enigma, wrapped in a riddle, surrounded by ineptitude.
December 22 2013, 10:22AM
The gesture of throwing oil jerseys onto the ice seems good but what is being accomplished? Katz would collect them, stay up all night making his brats mend any holes in them and then try to sell them as game worn jerseys.
December 22 2013, 10:23AM
I have no idea what needs to be done at the senior levels, truly. I don't know if Lowe does anything anymore. I don't know about getting rid of MacTavish (tough to trade when you only have 3 or 4 guys anyone would want). Eakins....ANOTHER coach down the crapper?
What I do know is this...if Rexall Pharmacies continually got prescriptions wrong, had their stores falling apart, staff sleeping at the till, I'm pretty sure Batman would do something about it....
December 22 2013, 11:20AM
Next jersey toss should be on Saturday because the Oilers don't seem to win on hockey night in Canada so we no its gonna be a loss.
And do it before the players are off the ice.
December 22 2013, 12:11PM
Six Rings use to post on this website under the name Jasmin.........Jasmin where are you? You alter ego is looking for you.
This team has been instructed to play bad for Ekblad........I have to believe this as there is no logical explanation for just how bad we can play. The whole hockey world knows why we can win ( too small, too many of the same players, not tough enough) except Six Rings and Mac T.
Call up the AHL roster......that would be more entertaining.
December 22 2013, 12:43PM
A number of random thoughts.
1. Yak needs to be sent to OKC. He is adding nothing to the team and makes the mantra of accountability a farce. I hope the Oil management (and I use the term loosely)are not influenced by Larianov's whining from last month. If Yak pouts about the demotion and bolts to the KHL, better to get rid of the cancer now than let it continue to fester.
2. I also suggest that Yak will want a 6 millionish contract similar to RHH to be offered next year. The Oil have set a precedent with No.1s when they gave RNH the money for what was it, 4 goals last year.
3. When the HNIC panel was filling time waiting for Hall to take the fall for the team on After Hours, they got into a heated debate about whether the Oil should de something now or "be patient". The exchange became quite heated. Freideman was up his you know what when he stated the Oils shouldn't trade any of their young talent because they "might be great somewhere else". This topic gets kicked around all the time on this site. Oil cannot be afraid to trade any asset they have, they cannot be paralyzed by fear of what might be.
4. I wonder if the Oil made a mistake when they decided to keep Gagner in stead of Cogs. The Ducks have done a great job with Cogs, giving him a defined role he can thrive on. Oil never really knew what to do with Cogs. They did a good job finding out what his deficiencies were, but didn't seem to understand his strengths.
Cogs needed a new environment. Lots of guys need new environments after being in this poison
December 22 2013, 12:45PM
We all love hockey so you can't be blamed for wanting to see it. just don't buy anything while your there. Sneak in water. Give those Pri*&s as little of you money as possible. Unfair that they can hold us hostage because we love the game
So since this gets trashed we should throw more money at this team as fans? Show our displeasure by feeding the ineptitude?
cool beans
December 22 2013, 03:50PM
Was Eakins a former Oiler?! Nope, so there goes that useless theory.
I really wish that the vocal Oilers fans would be a bit more intelligent, rather than just recycling the same garbage like the Old Boys club.
Because, how could it ever be on the players to have any kind of accountability?!!? You guys that blame management are bordering on pathetic. Spewing the same topic without any substance.
December 22 2013, 03:50PM
How is it that the Oilers never went after a local guy like Ken Hitchcock? Oh wait, he's not a former Oiler ... Got it!
Was Eakins a former Oiler?! Nope, so there goes that useless theory.
I really wish that the vocal Oilers fans would be a bit more intelligent, rather than just recycling the same garbage like the Old Boys club.
Because, how could it ever be on the players to have any kind of accountability?!!? You guys that blame management are bordering on pathetic. Spewing the same topic without any substance.
December 22 2013, 06:05PM
Well as predicted ... Willis trying to dress up the pig ...
December 22 2013, 06:07PM
Was Eakins a former Oiler?! Nope, so there goes that useless theory.
I really wish that the vocal Oilers fans would be a bit more intelligent, rather than just recycling the same garbage like the Old Boys club.
Because, how could it ever be on the players to have any kind of accountability?!!? You guys that blame management are bordering on pathetic. Spewing the same topic without any substance.
Is that you Kevin Lowe? This is a poorly assembled team period. That is all on management.
December 22 2013, 06:37PM
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Instead of isolating themselves, most people seek out group interaction during and after an emergency or disaster. Scientists have shown that this is a biological response– humans seek out the advice and company of others. It's called deliberating.*
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Baby Step 1: Make a list of people who are interested in forming a group and the skills, tools, and resources they have.
You don't have to be best buds with the people in your network, but they should be trustworthy. You should know what they can do and let them know what you can do.
Go to page four of our Neighborhood Emergency Plan packet to see the skills and special equipment most commonly needed. These include medical and mechanical skills, along with special equipment and vehicles.
Don't overlook any skill or any individual. For example, does the teenager across the road know CPR from her summer job as a lifeguard? Pay attention to skills that are valued but not considered necessary for survival:
- A psychologist can do a lot to help those with anxiety, panic, or extreme fear.
- A good haircut from a barber or hairstylist can lift your mood.
- A tailor or seamstress can repair damaged materials like tents, tarps, clothing, and maybe even shoes.
- A ham radio operator, even a hobbyist, can communicate when telephone, internet, and cell phone lines are down.
- A nutritionist or dietician may be able to suggest alternative sources of nutrients.
- Community organizer
- Entertainers (like musicians or comedians to boost morale)
- Chimney cleaners (in case this is your only source of heat)
- Knife sharpeners
- Undertaker, mortician, and sanitation workers
- Runners/hikers/swimmers/cyclists/horseback riders (for transporting information and goods)
- Engineers and people who are good at rigging stuff
- Gardeners
- Self-defense instructors
- Hunters, fishermen, and foragers
- Navigators
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We offer discounts for group purchases, often as much as 49% off. We also offer free shipping on the entire order regardless of size once the minimum quantity of a group item has been purchased (as long as the order is shipped within the contiguous 48 states). Click here for details.
Baby Step 3: Develop a neighborhood plan and schedule an emergency drill.
Download our Neighborhood Emergency Plan to help you organize your group's efforts. Once your plan is in place, hold an emergency drill to practice the plan. The practice will help you figure out what works (and what doesn't) so you can adjust your plan accordingly. If you're planning a drill, let us know. We'd love to hear how the experience goes for your neighborhood, and we'd love to share your pictures and video with our network.
Here's another tip: After an emergency strikes, hold a swap meet. The idea here is not necessarily to pool resources. It's more of a barter-for-what-you-need deal. If, like me, you have 14 cases of tuna and no mayonnaise, this is the venue for you. By exchanging goods and services it's possible to cover gaps in your emergency and food storage plans.
Read more here: Emergency Swap Meet
*Amanda Ripley in Surviving Disaster, PBS Documentary (link)


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Married Frank Vigor in Reno, Nev. They later divorced.
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Five things: How much wronger could things go?
Ryan Lambert
March 28 2013 11:31AM
1. Iginlawatch reaches its logically insane conclusion
The clock was still ticking (as of this writing, anyhow) on the looming Jarome Iginla trade that seemed to have grown inevitable even as everyone is still sitting around looking for reasons that it won't happen. And then it really, finally, actually happened, and I had to go back and change everything.
I loved the reports that the price was too high. Classic stuff of the teams playing the media against each other. Calgary wanted Malcolm Subban. Well Calgary couldn't have Malcolm Subban. But like they really wanted him and stuff. No for real though, back off on Subban or this wasn't happening. Please? No. Okay I guess.
It went like that. It reached a head yesterday when Peter friggin' Chiarelli went on the radio and said, "Look dudes seriously I'm not trading Malcolm Subban for anyone. Period." And people still didn't believe him. The Bruins are still desperate for goals, even if Milan Lucic did score a vintage Milan Lucic goal the other night and then they pumped five past Petr Budaj in a loss, and even if it seems likely that the offense might be starting to turn around, it certainly doesn't hurt to have Jarome Iginla kicking around on the roster just to make sure the pucks keep going past the guy with the big pads and the funny stick (not that it helped Calgary).
This was always going to happen. The media was already working glowing quotes about his reputation and ability out of current Bruins — "Lucic sez the B's would LOVE a guy like Iginla on the roster!!!!!" — and the arguments in favor of the move had been loud, while those against it the kind of meek "yes, but" logic-based malarkey that so often gets shouted down in this town. The Boston media gets needlessly hysterical about everything, and most seemed willing to twist a broken bottle in someone's face to get Calgary's captain on board. Leadership and all that.
Meanwhile, the man himself and his long-time team were both throwing gasoline on the fire by refusing to comment in any way, on or off the record, on the situation. This was classic "We're going to trade our captain" stuff, and it seems they're just trying to boost the market while softening the blow at the same time.
Not that it ended up working. Because the Flames ended up sending him, instead, to Pittsburgh for two good but not great college players and a first-round pick. Guess that thing about a roster player was a load of crap after all. God damn, Feaster.
I always thought they would trade him, personally, but their not doing so would have been no surprise at all. It's the Flames we're talking about. I don't expect them to handle anything correctly these days. That they did this time, two years too late at least, is some small consolation.
2. The Kiprusoff situation
Lots being made of Nick Kypreos's report that Miikka Kiprusoff told the Flames he won't report if he's traded because of his family. Is it noble, or at least understandable, that he would feel that way? Sure. Does this say to me that he's going to retire like 20 minutes after the season's over? You bet it does.
This was my immediate thought on the matter; if he won't go now for family reasons and doesn't have much of a financial incentive to stick around next season ($1.5 million? Peanuts.), then he's got some seats booked on the first flight to Finland on April 27. That was backed up by Mike Keenan's comments about the understanding between team and netminder that he would never play the last season of this contract — which is as interesting as it is clearly-cap-circumventing — and certainly speak to just how little appetite both sides likely have to run this particular race for 82 more games next season.
Fortunately, this is all stuff we probably won't have to worry about because no one on earth is dumb enough to trade for Miikka Kiprusoff circa 2013. Except maybe Dave Nonis.
3. A road woes whoa
So the loss in Chicago was the Flames' 10th straight on the road, which is notable and bad and speaks to just how abject this team is in pretty much all facets. They've been outscored 40-15 in those games, which is just... wow. Giving up four goals a game, okay sure this is a bad defensive team. But only scoring 1.5? That wasn't something I think most people foresaw for any stretch of the season beyond a game or two.
And moreover, look who they're giving up scads of goals against. Five each against Nashville and Columbus, two of the worst attacks in the league, four against Dallas which isn't much better. Five against Colorado. Four against Phoenix. What's even happening? Okay sure they only allowed two to Chicago, but that was all luck; they only mustered 16 shots in 60 minutes, which I don't have to tell you is embarrassing.
The thing with the Flames, too, is they're so bad that they're not even interesting-bad. They're brutal-to-watch bad. I just wish the season was over already.
4. Feaster (and everyone else) blows another one
One great way to make a team less bad to watch is to, like, get good players. At least that's how I feel. That is not, however, how the Calgary Flames or any of the other 28 teams that are not the Carolina Hurricanes feel.
No one bothered to claim Good Forward Jussi Jokinen off waivers for free, and, as someone who I forget who it was pointed out on Twitter, one of them will soon give up actual assets to acquire Ryane Clowe and all sorts of other appreciably worse forwards within the next few days. The Flames doing this in particular is dumb because they just did that thing of wasting a pick to acquire a guy who notably sucks (Brian McGrattan) already and apparently learned nothing.
Ah but the argument was that he was signed for another $3 million next season. Wow. Great. The Flames will still be bad and nowhere near the playoffs, and will also have a useful forward who can help to drive possession and maybe make them not the least aesthetically pleasing team I've ever seen in my life. Plus maybe they'd win a shootout every once in a while. I don't know. It all seems dumb as hell to me. But then this is, again, the Flames we're talking about. I don't know what else I ever expected.
5. You knew this was coming
For the very very very last time.
Wow, Peter Chiarelli is absolutely lambasting Feaster. No one will ever deal with the Flames again, as it appears the Bruins were told definitively that they 'won' Iginla and would get him at NOON YESTERDAY. Before ANY of this was reported. Also, he said it was an UNCONDITIONAL FIRST ROUND PICK. Flames got hosed.
Feaster is a slimy bastard who is destroying this franchise.
And I fully expect the league to investigate Calgary for Kipper's contract, given the way things are going. I can't believe Keenan was being paid by the Flames (for his coaching contract) AND STILL TALKING SH!T ALL OVER TV ABOUT US! You got your money, bug off you whiny prick.
Did you listen to the Feaster presser? He mentioned that he had multiple offers, then he took them to Iginla and Iginla told him which one he was willing to waive his NTC for. How is that Feasters fault?
Is their a part of 'No Movement Clause' you don't understand? Iggy was clear he wanted to be a Flame as long as possible. Ownership was clear that they wanted him to be a Flame as long as possible. You can 'woulda shoulda coulda' all you want, he wasn't getting traded last year unless mgt decided to burn him publicly - and they were never going to do that. Period.
Iginla was Calgary's Yzerman. Remind me again what the return for dealing Yzerman was?
You don't get it. That's exactly what people are lamenting. Ownership's refusal to move off that stance. Obviously you can't change the past. But had they, plenty of guys waive them.
Heck, Iginla said he'd waive it last summer. A lot better than waiting until 4 weeks before deadline. Get your facts straight. Again, people are lamenting Edward's not allowing it.
And how is that "burning" him publicly?
And Iginla is not Yzerman. Or Sakic. And the Flames are not the Wings or the Avs of that era.
Man, amazing how people emotionally attach themselves to celebrities as though they're closer relatives or something.
March 28 2013, 02:04PM
Feaster wasn't handcuffed when he re-signed Babchuk. Or Sarich. Or Modin, for that matter. He's got a track record of poor moves. He's not the ideal man for a rebuild in this league. That's my feeling.
Fair enough on Jackman. But it's one less contract, as well. Gaudreau was a 4th round pick, was he not?
True, hindsight is indeed 20/20. Fans like me will always be critics. I'd rather have John Davidson (or Jason Botterill, my new Desbiens!) making the moves. That's my over-arching point.
If they ever needed a window to get rid of Feaster, now they have it... Did Iggy have to move? Unfortunately yes. Will Feaster be hung for it? Probably. Is that unfair? Yes, but his record isn't exactly glowing. Feaster keeps publicly roasted and it must be getting pretty embarrassing for the owners. I know it is for us fans.
Is their a part of 'No Movement Clause' you don't understand? Iggy was clear he wanted to be a Flame as long as possible. Ownership was clear that they wanted him to be a Flame as long as possible. You can 'woulda shoulda coulda' all you want, he wasn't getting traded last year unless mgt decided to burn him publicly - and they were never going to do that. Period.
Iginla was Calgary's Yzerman. Remind me again what the return for dealing Yzerman was?
The return for Steve Yzerman was 3 Stanley Cups.
The return for Joe Sakic was 2 Stanley Cups.
Jarome Iginla was not going to bring a Stanley Cup to Calgary. At least that much was evident 3 years ago. At the point in time when you recognize that that the current core is not going to advance you to the end goal then you should have the brains and balls to recognize it and make the proper deals to address it.
NMC is a very simple thing to get around if you respect and communicate with the player. I fully believe that three years ago we would have been able to move Iginla to one of the top contending teams and he would have went along with it once it was explained that the team needed to start rebuilding. Nothing in Iginla's character would indicate that he would have just said NO, I am staying here.
Had we won a Stanley Cup with Iginla than I would have been more than willing to let him retire with his legacy as a Flame. That and the fact that Detroit was able to draft Datsyuk and Zetterberg also makes it much easier to hold onto Yzerman. If we had drafted Mike Green and James Neil instead of Chucko and Pelech and had gotten a proper return for Phaneuf we would probably still be competitive and then we could keep Iginla.
You have to look at things within the proper context. And hero worship has no place in running a professional hockey team.
March 28 2013, 02:22PM
You don't get it. That's exactly what people are lamenting. Ownership's refusal to move off that stance. Obviously you can't change the past. But had they, plenty of guys waive them.
Heck, Iginla said he'd waive it last summer. A lot better than waiting until 4 weeks before deadline. Get your facts straight. Again, people are lamenting Edward's not allowing it.
And how is that "burning" him publicly?
And Iginla is not Yzerman. Or Sakic. And the Flames are not the Wings or the Avs of that era.
Man, amazing how people emotionally attach themselves to celebrities as though they're closer relatives or something.
The right time to trade Iginla was immediately after the cup run. Maximum return.
The Flames and Iggy wanted to stick together, we gave him a no-trade, ownership wanted him to stay. For us to trade him last year would have meant asking Iggy to do something that he had said he didn't want to do, and that management had said they wouldn't do.
You arm chair GMs who figure everybody should drop their lives and waive their (earned) NMC's just to satisfy you really take the cake. And yes, he was our 'Yzerman', the guy everybody associated with the team, community and city, the guy who had played his entire career for one sweater, and who had bleed for the fans of that city. Yzerman wasn't traded because the team was loyal to him, and he to them.
No different than Iginla.
March 28 2013, 02:23PM
RE: Burke.
Yeah, hold onto your hats. Apparently KK did have a chat with Burke about the GM job a couple of weeks ago.
March 28 2013, 02:26PM
RE: Burke.
Yeah, hold onto your hats. Apparently KK did have a chat with Burke about the GM job a couple of weeks ago.
And Rex was only kidding (I think!)
I may start pulling for the Jackets if Burke comes here!!
So much poison and viciousness towards Feaster. We have a GM who has been consistently handcuffed by Sutter moves. The only real blunder he has made was that he didn't know the consequences of the ROR move. Iginla trade can still turnout better than it looks. If Feaster can sign the d-man he just went to see or snag Drew LeBlanc.
No one gets on a higher horse then Lambert although he knows as much as horsesass. All that talk what we could have gotten for whomever. Someone, brings up Jackman and what we could have gotten, are you kidding? If memory serves correctly the return was supposed to be a 4th round pick.
Easy to criticize but hard to build something and hindsight is 20/20.
So it was Sutter's fault that we traded Regehr for Butler and an AHL player?
Sutter's fault that we traded Kotalik and a 2nd round pick for cap space instead of burying him in the minors?
Sutter's fault that we signed Babchuk and Sarich to 2 year deals when they were barely servicable NHL players last year?
I agree that the Feast had no chance with this trade. The organization put itself in a situation where they left its future up to one player to determine the direction. Iginla really only had one place that he wanted to play and the Bruins were used to get the return to a somewhat reasonable level.
Feaster's move for O'Reilly... Never forget this, either.
If Chiarelli is correct... We are going to live through some dark times, as fans.
As for Keenan... Perhaps he feels he got screwed (by Feaster) and is simpyl giving it back. Piling on. And so on. He did coach our last playoff squad. As noted on another post, a lockerroom with a few more winners than our current ensemble of also-rans and expansion-calibre players.
I just read where Chiarelli is quoted. He holds Feaster blameless and admits it was Jarome's decision. And that these deals go sideways all the time.
Am I happy, no, but let's not overreact. I might have handled it differently. I might have said Jarome, we have reached a deal with one of the 4 teams on your list. Congrats, you are going to Boston.
Instead it seems like Feaster said Jarome, here are 3 deals. We like the Boston one the best. Jarome then says I want to go to Pittsburgh.
As an aside, I glad I saw a few of his old highlights as it reminded me why I thought so highly of him. I must admit that the last few years were mixed with admiration and resentment.
I miss the old Jarome, but I have been missing him for a few years now.
March 28 2013, 02:44PM
Nothing wrong with signing Sarich if you look at reasoning. Flames were planning to compete and one could see the team was going to be soft. Sarich brings toughness. Babchuk was resigned to be a powerplay specialist but Brent didn't want to play him. After that Babchuk is done and we got Wideman. Who plays would be coaching decision in the end. Looking at improvement from Stajan and JBo, Brent was a guy who could beat the life out of anyone. Reagher looks done. Hate to see giving up 2nd rounder to loose Kotalik. Was it Feaster's choice or Edwards? Knowing Edwards and his view of bottom line,… hmm.
Ohh and one more thing RR had an NTC thanks to DS and Flames had to cut salary.
You asked how much wronger could things go? Jason Gregor just posted the following on Oilersnation:
'This morning in the dressing room Jim Matheson and I were discussing the cap situation of the Penguins, when two Oilers players mentioned that Iginla should sign here if Pittsburgh can't afford him. "Get it started," they said with a slight laugh, but both were serious. I doubt it would happen, but wow that would sure ignite some fire into the Battle of Alberta.'
Please no.
Signing Iginla would mean that one of Yakupov or Eberle loses ice time. No thank you. As for the inevitable comment about veteran leadership: how far has that leadership taken the Flames lately?
With all due respect to Iginla, stay out East or sign on the West Coast (L.A.). Don't come back to Alberta until your jersey retirement.
And Rex was only kidding (I think!)
I may start pulling for the Jackets if Burke comes here!!
I wasn't. It is the kind of move an ownership group like the Flames would make.
The plus side is that the Flames would probably win a few trades. The down side is that Kent's hair would probably turn grey overnight and you could throw out any possibility of advanced analytics being adopted anytime soon.
It could be worse. They could hire Scott Howson.
The simple fact that Feaster agreed to a deal with Boston that was a dog when there was better to be had with Pitt is a dismisable offence. There is a full week left until the deadline and it took Iggy to rescue us and salvage a less horrible deal with Pitt. Simply by saying no to Dumb and Dumber. ROR, Kipper, Cervenka, McGrattan, Babchuk, Begin, Conditional firsts, USA focus, dead last or in the vicinity, trading down for a a friend-of-a-friend high school player, offer to Richards, Modin, Chiarelli. With that body of work, how do you think we are doing?
March 28 2013, 04:32PM
I'm not buying that Chiarelli's offer of a conditional pick, one decent (if flawed) prospect, and a marginal depth defender was better.
When you are in negotiations you typically don't go out and publicly declare so-and so player off-limits.
You must have missed Chiarelli's presser. He outright said he offered an unconditional 1st, Khokhlachev and Bartowski.
What shutout said. Check and mate. Face it. Your the type of fan who would rather watch iggy score 50 on a playoff-less Flames than watch an iggy-less Flames win a Cup.
Holy snappers the temperature is warm in here. 1st off, I would like to hear from Feaster if that deal included a 2013 1st or a conditional 2014 1st. If the latter, the right decision was made. If it was a 2013 1st unconditional, I suspect Feaster thought he had a deal with Boston & Iggy played a trump card. Feaster & the Bruins got screwed and our beloved Iggy moves on to the Stanley Cup favorite. Good on Iggy, he probably did it to piss all of us off here at Flames Nation because of those advanced stats we keep bringing up.
We are not about to get another GM before the deadline & moves "HAVE" to be made in the next 6 days. Sorry, whatever everyone thinks, we got Feasty at the helm. Personally, I am comfortable with them at this draft, I like some of the directions we have taken & I would like to hear from the critics when was the last time Flames had 6 prospects at the World Junior Championships. Considering Sven turned pro early, it seems they were Feasters picks & he's been only picking for 2 years. WTF is wrong everyone here. He has made some good contracts signings & some crummy ones. I attribute the crummy one to the fact we were still "going for it" Well with Iggy now gone, that changes today. In the same realm, the trades/UFA signings were based on the same "go for it" mandate that Feaster had been given up to & including the ROR offer sheet. That now ends today. Dont judge Feaster on this Iggy deal, that is not fair. But we can judge him on any trades & signings from her on in. Let us pray the blockages that have lead to poor decisions are now removed and gone to Pittsburg. This should not be judgement week for Feaster, in fact its Easter, a time to pray for a Feaster miracle in the days ahead.


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Abuse Of Power: Any scandal investigation that expects a "Eureka!" moment, a White House e-mail, or Oval Office smoking gun will be misguided. In fact, the dots are already connected directly to the president.
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What part of 'Teabaggers... they bring a knife, we bring a gun. Get in their faces.' does the SRM not understand or believe as a bona fide DIRECTIVE from poshitus himself?
we can be sure the communications were all sotto voce and in persona, like any good Chicago political operator.
Do we have our Caligula yet?
Maybe our Elagabalus. (Also a devotee of an exotic Middle Eastern cult.) Or our Vitellius (not interested in governing, but liked to party).
Anita Dunn, the one who "Loves Chairman Mao!"
Das Führerprinzip
IMHO, it is not unreasonable to conclude that the Imperial Federal Government has declared war on the responsible people of this country. Otherwise law-abiding citizens have been targetted and murdered, absent due process (e.g., Waco). The drone surveillance program is the most recent, and most ominous, manifestation of this.
The only question now is whether, and when, we start shooting back.
The most important name missing from all these stories is David Axelrod. This is SOP for his campaigns. He's an angry, angry guy who will stop at nothing to win. He comes off as a mellow professor type, but he's a raving liberal loon.
Check out his campaign history.
O tempora; O mores
Ubi est Cicero noster?
I find it both sad and hilarious how the low information types in the state run "media" actually believe Barry when he says that he knew nothing about these scandals. You REALLY can't fix stupid. He's their "messiah" and they'll always love and adore him no matter what he does.
As El Rushbo has pointed out,whether Obongo's"Fingerprints"are ALL OVER The IRS SCANDAL really doesn't matter.He has surrounded himself with"Little Obongos"and they know what will please"The One"and they do it!As Harry S. Truman said:"The Buck Stops Here"!!If the captain of a ship is sleeping it off in his berth when his ship strikes whatever,WHO is "Headed For The Beach"???As Perry Mason used to say"Your Honor,I Rest My Case"!!!!!!!
I have one more on this matter of"Lack Of Accountability":In the movie"Cool Hand Luke",George kennedy's character says of "Cool Hand":"What We Have Her Is A Failure To Communicate";what we have with Obongo(among many other things)is a"Failure To Hold One's Self Accountable"!!!If a corporation(albeit evil and greedy),they don't begin by laying off those in the:Mail Room";They start at THE TOp!!!There,I've had my two-cents!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Someone should collect all the u tube s of those comments!
FOX would help get it out !
He literally yelled "Fire! and directed who they were to target their guns toward.
There are reports of Rush using the phrase "really doesn't matter" a lot these days.
Well, we should all flip muslim; then we can bring bombs, cleavers, guns, missiles to the fight and zero will bring us donuts and kolache.
Never write if you can speak; never speak if you can nod; never nod if you can wink.
please please please do not disparage Richard M Nixon with this POS...watergate and intimigate are not at all similiar although i wish they would end the same way but that will never happen...these CRIMES and i mean real crime by the chicago mafia will never even be investigated...he is who the media wants and loves...and the low information types that elected him and still love him are getting what they deserve...unfortunately so are the rest of us!
That is 50 shades of creepy - whew! LOL
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IEEE is the world's largest technology professional organization. Hiring mangers at leading corporations use the IEEE Job Site to quickly find senior-level managers, top engineers, and business-focused technology experts.
PennTechJOBS is fast becoming the leading recruitment tool for engineers in the high tech sector. Sectors of specialization include: Communications, Electronics/Optoelectronics, Military Aerospace, Nanotechnology and Semiconductor Manufacturing. PennTechJOBS provides employers with an unprecedented and demonstrated ability of targeting the coveted passive job seekers within these industry sectors.
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Electrical Jobs Today is dedicated to bringing together the Electrical job openings of the nation and the candidates specifically looking for them. The entire focus is on Electrical jobs in the construction and energy industries; this means jobs posted on this site will only attract the most relevant candidates.
BioOptics World tracks technologies, applications, and business trends related to the use of optical technologies and instrumentation in the life sciences. Comprising a magazine, e-newsletter, and web site, BioOptics World covers cutting-edge research related to the design, development, and utilization of optical technologies for the study, diagnosis, and treatment of disease and disease processes.
Published since 1965, Laser Focus World - a monthly magazine for engineers, researchers, scientists, and technical professionals - provides comprehensive global coverage of optoelectronic technologies, applications, and markets. Nearly 70,000 qualified optoelectronics professionals from around the world currently subscribe.
Its goal, then as now, is to be the only monthly publication devoted exclusively to global coverage of industrial laser applications, technology, and the people and companies who participate in this, the largest commercial portion of the global laser market.
Transmission & Distribution World is edited for engineers and operating professionals in the electric power industry. Feature articles are written primarily by technical editors and industry professionals in the user and manufacturer groups. Yearly editorial content includes feature articles on electrical transmission & distribution, substations, construction, operation and maintenance, automation, and other articles pertinent to the electric power industry.
Electrical Construction & Maintenance (EC&M) magazine — published monthly since 1901 — is the technical authority for 130,000+ electrical professionals, including 80,000+ subscribers in electrical contracting firms (reaching all NECA and IEC member firms), 30,000+ subscribers in industrial plants and in commercial/ institutional facilities with 100+ employees (93% coverage of Fortune 1000 firms), and 20,000+ consulting electrical engineers.
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