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Four Chords Played in a Succesionn.
I have a subpatch i which I want 4 chords to be played in a succession and then to start again from the first one, the second, the third, the fourth and again….
For that reason I have connected them all to the select object, but it didn't work at all, so I have connected the select object to the random object. BUT, I DO no want them to be randomly selected.
I have connected the first one's note in to a delay object, so that it has some delay between the fourth one and the first one.
Please tell me how can I achieve what I intend to.
Attached is the subpatch
Tank You,
Ok, thanks a lot. I will see if that's what I am looking for and let you know.
Thanks again
Ok, I have pasted the Max 5 Patch that vanille béchamel has send me, made a few changes and it is what I am looking for. Except, It is a subpatch and I have made changes to the metro, increased it to 3000, so that all the chords are given enough time to be listened.
The main patch has a start/stop button that starts/stops the selected subpatches. It also has a speed that the user can choose when listening to the chords. slow 10000ms, faster 9000ms and fast 5000. They are all connected to the metro object with an argument 3000 who is then connected to a gate where all the subpatches for the chords are connected.
The PROBLEM is that it takes a long, long time for the subpatch to be heard, even when the selected speed is FAST 500ms. And the MORE BIGGER PROBLEM IS that is only plays once, if another subpatch is chosen, then if the initial patch is chosen, it does not play. The only difference is that all the other subpatches start with random object, and this one with metro. Does that make a difference???
Can you please tell me why???
Attached is the subpatch with the Start/Stop and select speed buttons on the top of the patch. The subpatch that I am talking about is on the bottom.
Thanks a lot,
I shouldn't have??? Ok, I will put it again and let you know
I have put the %4 sign and now when II select another subpatch, that one doesn't stop. It doesn't stop when I press the Start/Stop button either.
Plus that it doesn't play the third chord??????
Any suggestions?
I have made the changes that you've suggested, now it plays all the chords in a succession, but it keps on playing. The Start/Stop button doesn't stop it.
When I select another subpatch to play, it plays along with it.
Any suggestions how to make it stop???
Thank you!!!
Posted are the patch PerList and the subpatch FourChordsInASuccesion and other subpatches.
To explain again, The Start/Stop button does Not Stop playing the subpatch FourChordsInASuccesion.
It should also Stop, when another subpatch is selected, but it doesn't, it plays along with it.
Thanks for helping,
The patch and the subpatches are just a part of the original patch which is in another language and I have deleted the subpatches which are a lot and which have the same function, just so You can get the picture.
I do not see a 152 [makenote] and 154 [pipe] in the "TR.maxpat" Maybe that is how it is delivered to You?
Anyway, there are a lot of subpatches and I am in a hurry, so I can not make changes to them now.
But, You gave me an excellent idea for the FourChordsInASuccesion.maxpat, it just does react to the Stop button on the top, nor it Stops when another subpatch is selected.
Thanks anyway,
And It was something very, very simple that you don't think it has anything to do with. It always is that way.
Thanks a lot for Your feedback and Your suggestion.
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The Railsplitter Covered Wagon, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest covered wagon in the world, is located on the front lawn of the Best Western Lincoln Inn, near historic Route 66. A statue of Abe Lincoln reading a law book sits in the huge wooden wagon, which stands 24 feet tall.
Woodlawn Cemetery and Civil War Soldiers Plot
The first burial at Woodlawn Cemetery was that of a Union Soldier in 1861. The plot is the resting place for over 80 Civil War Soldiers. An interpretive sign provides history of the plot and a listing of the soldiers buried there. Also located here are Civil War era cannons. Several others buried outside of the Civil War Soldiers plot were contemporaries of Abraham Lincoln.
Eleven different, beautifully painted murals. Main Street Lincoln was instrumental in bringing these murals to our community.
The historic flight of the Vin Fiz was the first air crossing over the United States. A marker located at the Dunlap House indicates the spot where the small airplane landed in Middletown on October 9,1911.
25 tons of granite memorialize 1300 veterans from at least twenty-seven states with the message, "Freedom is not Free." Fifty Flags of Freedom fly the following holidays: Memorial Day, Flag Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Patriots Day, Veterans Day, and Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
Vespasian Warner Public Library
Research materials of the DeWitt County Genealogical Society are housed here, as well as revolving exhibits of the Lincoln Heritage committee of DeWitt County. Historical programs and presentations occur throughout the year.
Built in 1865, Union School served rural Logan County for over 80 years. More than a museum, Union School is a hands-on learning center. Local history is displayed in old photographs and memorabilia. A year-round interpreter is available to enhance the visitor experience.
Under the Prairie Frontier Archaeological Museum
This museum displays hundreds of authentic items from the frontier period, including artifacts that were excavated from the hilltop site of James Latham's 1819 cabin.
The Palms Grill Cafe was a well-known restaurant during the heyday of Route 66. Recently the cafe was revitalized and reopened, and is serving up delicious nostalgia from the fabled Route 66 era. The Palm's Grill Café has been baking pies and feeding hungry travelers and residents for decades. Their pies are so delicious they've even won a few state pie competitions. Saddle up to the counter or take a seat at a table; either way, the pie and coffee with the community atmosphere is enough to make any first-timer feel like a regular. Conveniently located right across the street is the towering Bunyon's Statue, another one of Route 66's famous Muffler Man Statues.
Built in 1929, The Mill Restaurant was a highlight of Route 66 in Lincoln. The building sat empty and was in danger of destruction, but is now on the way to recovery. Special tours will be given upon request and appointment.
Return to Rt. 66, circa 1947, when you overnight at The Colaw Rooming House. Where you'll experience travel on the Mother Road before Interstates and motel chains were the norm. Located just 2 blocks from Rt. 66 in quaint Atlanta, Illinois, The Colaw Rooming House offers three bedrooms, two full baths, a charming living room with fireplace, dinning room, curved front porch, and delightful yellow and red 1940's kitchen. To further enhance your step back in time, your stay includes a complimentary breakfast at The Palms Grill Cafe-Atlanta's fully restored, circa 1935 small town diner. For more information please visit our website www.thecolawhouse.com
The African-American Cultural & Geneological Society of Illinois Museum (AACGS)
AACGS promotes and provides resources and education on the history of the African American. Embracing all cultures, it offers genealogy workshops, museum displays, storytelling, essay and poetry contests, and the promotion of Cultural Arts.
This colorful watertower is found in the small town of Atlanta, IL
A friend of Abraham Lincoln, Samuel Parks shared a law office with the future president and served on the Eighth Judicial Circuit with him.
This private residence was once a historic inn where a group of counterfeiters met to hatch a plot to steal Abraham Lincoln's body from his tomb in Springfield. Walk up to view the marker only.
Route 66 Park & Tourism Center
This small park is right on Route 66, and it's a great place to check out the town of Atlanta. It is a great park, including flat area to run and playground for the kids to climb and run on, you and your family are sure to enjoy.
Stop by this eclectic museum to explore the history of Route 66, car culture and local history. There is even a Rolls-Royce on display! The collection was brought together by a local historian with great stories to share. Located just a few doors from the Palm's Grill this museum is a must see.
This hand-built chapel in Lincoln is open for prayer and meditation 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Rt. 66 Arcade Museum is chock full of vintage pinball and video games from the 1930s-1970s - most of which can be played. It's the perfect place to misspend your youth all over again, one quarter at a time!
Rock Springs Center for Environmental Discovery
Rock Springs Center is the largest park in the Macon County Conservation District properties with a total of 1,343 acres in the southwest area of Decatur, IL. The Sangamon River runs through Rock Springs and several small ponds dot the landscape. A wide range of terrain including forest, wetland, grassland, and restored Illinois prairie make Rock Springs a destination for nature lovers. Rock Springs is also home to a large nature center, a museum, a restored farmhouse, nearly nine miles of hiking trails, and a paved bike trail. Rock Springs is a favorite for families all year round. Rooms and pavilions are available for rent for meetings and events.
Postville Courthouse State Historic Site
Postville Courthouse is the original seat of County Government in Logan County. The Courthouse site is a reproduction of the original courthouse where Abraham Lincoln practiced law. They offer a wonderful guided tour for all visitors. They also have Mary Todd's Medicinal Garden that is highlighted during the summer months.
This marker tells the story of the Pig Hip Restaurant and its famous sandwiches. A fire took the museum building in 2007.
Phone Booth on Lincoln City Hall
Built in 1895, the red brick for the building came from the Lincoln Coal Company. A unique telephone booth on the roof was added later and was used by weather spotters to phone in sighted storms. Lincoln City Hall anchors the downtown National Historic Registered District and is one of the city's most visible symbols.
Standing 19 feet tall and clutching a giant hot dog, this Paul Bunyon statue, not "bunyan" purposely spelled with an "o", is one of Route 66's mythic Muffler Man Statues. A few of these giants still proudly grace the roadsides of historic Route 66. This one is located in Atlanta, just across the street from the Palms Grill Café, which features fine fare from The Mother Road's golden age.


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Tornado watch puts Camp Creek residents on alert
GREENE COUNTY, Tenn. - The tornado watches from Wednesday's storms had many residents in Camp Creek on high alert and on edge.
"I was at the top of the stairs and heard that roar everyone talks about," explained Dale Johnson, a Camp Creek resident. She and her husband, Bob, survived the EF3 tornadoes that tore through the community in Greene County on April 27, 2011.
The Johnsons said they still to this day turn on the television when the sky turns dark. "I've got a TV in almost everyone room and I keep them on so I can always be aware," she said.
Whenever there are tornado warnings or watches issued, the Johnson Family, including their 44 pets, are on their toes. "There's no one in this community that didn't appreciate what's happened," said Bob. "People take storm warnings more seriously now."
When the winds pick up and the rains move in, they head to their new safe room which includes emergency supplies, even for their furry family members. "We've got a battery to charge cell phones and water. It's a real setup. I keep all my important stuff downstairs now, I hadn't thought about that before," Dale said.
Something else she hadn't thought about: how the changes of the seasons would also be changed for her forever. "Now we're getting into Spring. I used to love Spring. But now, I know I have to pay attention to the weather, because it's not just spring any more, it's tornado season."
The family is hoping their fears pass just as the storms do. "It makes me nervous. I hope eventually the panic will go away," she said.
The Johnson said they're used to getting about 40 mile per hour straight-line winds during a normal day in Camp Creek. They keep everything on their porches bolted to the ground.
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Emery Telcom and the Foundation for Rural Education and Development awarded a $10,000 cash grant to Ferron Elementary on Oct. 18. Emery Telcom's president Paul Crawford presented the award to the school's principal Jed Jensen. Ferron Elementary was one of eight successful applicants in the nation.
Emery Telcom has a history of supporting the local area schools, students and the community.Each year Emery Telcom provides approximately $40,000 to local students and schools through the Education Initiative Program established in 1998. Greg Killpack, General Manager of Emery Telcom added, "Programs like FRED offer another avenue to support our communities. Our company and employees are involved in local organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce, Economic Development and some serve as EMTs." He added, "Emery Telcom places a great deal of importance on supporting our community."
In 1989, the Organization for the Promotion and Advancement of Small Telecommunications Companies, created the FRED to address the educational and developmental needs of rural areas. The Foundation's mission is to sponsor programs and activities that improve the educational, social, and economic conditions of rural areas.
Principal Jensen said they will be using the grant money to purchase head sets for each of the teachers. "The teacher wears the head set around her neck and it has a microphone on it which is connected to four speakers in each corner of the room. These help the students who are hard of hearing to understand the teacher better. There was a real need to have these in the classrooms and we were trying to find a way to finance them. We thought maybe we could add one a year, but then this opportunity came up and we can do them all this year with this grant money.
"This saves the teacher's voice and saves on the amount of time teachers spend out of the classroom with sick days. Research shows that if a student is beyond six-eight feet away from the teacher that they will have trouble hearing instructions. This system will help to enhance student learning and save strain. The kids will pay more attention in class.
"We will put the bids out and as soon as we have them back and the paperwork and processing done they will be installed, hopefully by the end of November. We're really excited about this and we appreciate all that Emery Telcom does for the schools in our county," said Principal Jensen.
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Frankfort Area Historical Museum
The former two-story brick Logan School is now a museum featuring area mining history, memorabilia from 1802-1976, a genealogy library, and the Red Geranium Tea Room that serves homemade lunch.
CITY:West Frankfort
This restored railroad depot houses memorabilia from all wars. Outside is a Southern Illinois Miners Memorial dedicated to coal miners of the region.
CITY:West Frankfort
The Presidential Hall of Fame Museum
Former Congressman Ken Gray's collection of over 12,000 items includes campaign memorabilia, photos and documents from former presidents and dignitaries, 1,000 original dolls, videos, four cars driven by the congressman and much more.
CITY:West Frankfort
Veterans Military Museum Depot
The Veterans Museum Depot is a restored C&I railroad depot that is filled with memorabilia from the Civil War to Desert Storm. It has uniforms of all branches of service, a purple heart, horse saddles from World War I, insignia's & patches, gas masks, a World War II communication system and many other items on display. Many young boys of the Rend Lake area left from this very depot to go to war. On the West Frankfort Main Street just 10 miles south of Rend Lake.
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Frankfort Area Historical Museum
Only 10 miles south of Rend Lake, the former two story brick Logan School is now a museum featuring area mining history, memorabilia from 1802-1976, a genealogy library, and the Red Geranium Tea Room that serves homemade lunch.
CITY:West Frankfort
Step back to Civil War days when "pig iron" was smelted at this, the first coal-fired iron furnace in Illinois, now on the National Register of Historic Places. Restored structure is in a beautiful park with fishing, hiking, and picnicking available.
General John A. Logan (1826-1886) is the most significant nineteenth century native Illinoisian. Creator of Memorial Day, he's named in the state song with Lincoln and Grant. The General John A Logan Museum's mission is designed to interpret the the turbulent life and times of Logan.
Jackson County Historical Center
The museum has expanded, adding about 1,000 square feet to its headquarters building for more exhibit area. Included in its displays is a pump organ, a collection of early cameras, a display of Daniel Grocery Store items, and many textile items, military uniforms, 1850-era Chandler Printer Press and county courthouse records containing hundreds of files available for genealogy study.The museum also has an exhibit of women's vintage clothing ranging from 1865-1970s and continues to add exhibits.
This museum, located in an old school building contains artifacts, memorabilia and hundreds of photographs, which depict lifestyles and the people from the early days of Franklin County. Only 10 miles southwest of Rend Lake. The museum is free to the public but they do accept donations.
Civil War hero John A. Logan studied law at this home under Senator Willis Allen. Come visit the oldest house in Williamson County.
One of the few remaining Carnegie buildings is seated at the center of Williamson County. Originally built in 1916 and renovated in 1997, the library has the flavor of the early 20th century with the technology of today.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this chapel was built in 1918 with a donation from former Marion mayor Leroy Goddard. It is still used for weddings and other events, this chapel is one of the beautiful historic places to see in Williamson County.
This replica of the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Wall in Washington is 80% the size of the original. The wall features the names of soldiers who were killed or missing in action between 1955-1975, the time period of the Vietnam War.
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Located in an historic brick building in Marion, the museum features artifacts, antiques, and records of a bygone era. 17 rooms contain exhibits, including an old-fashioned school room. Tours may be arranged through the Marion Chamber of Commerce.
The Vault Café on the Square is located in a 100-yr-old historic 5-story building in downtown Marion, IL. The café is located on the first floor in what used to be a bank. The vault is still there, and we have seating for four inside of it! Seating is first come/first serve, but feel free to request it with the hostess!
Site of one of the historic Lincoln-Douglas Debates, this park features picnic shelters, walking paths and hiking trails.
Located at Lincoln Memorial Park, visitors can "Walk Where Lincoln Walked" by following the presidents footsteps from Jonesboro Square to the park.
Family oriented restaurant. Dine in or carry out. Plate lunches, dinners, and specials every night. Historical building dating back to 1927.
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Fallen Soldier Veterans Memorial Wall
Located on East Broadway in Johnston City, this memorial wall contains the names of local fallen heroes. A Memorial Day celebration is held in this location every year.
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A World War I memorial stature, "The Spirit of The American Dough Boy" was dedicated on September 6, 1927 following its acquisition through a project sponsored jointly by the local American Legion and VFW Posts. The solider is forever immortalized in statue form, seen is his war apparel and stance. The Dough Boy is a symbol of freedom and remembrance of those who fought for our land.
Herrin City Library is your community connection to print, video, audio, and online information around the world. Featuring the Herrin History Room, a growing collection of archival information about the City of Herrin and the Williamson County area. We also have some genealogical information about Herrin families. We have city directories and yearbooks for the Herrin Schools. We do have a large collection of Herrin newspapers on microfilm from the 1800s to about 1945.
In the late eighteen hundreds there were many thriving communities that were totally dependent on area coal mines. Now there is a Memorial to honor all miners. Dedicated on October 14th, 2000, the Coal Miners Memorial is a tribute to all Southern Illinois coal miners of the past century. The inscription at the base of the statue reads, "In memory of coal miners who gave so much that future generations may benefit with a better life. They labored, served their country, sacrificed for their families and some lost their lives. We honor and salute them so that they will never be forgotten."
The Annex Building, built in 1912, is at the very heart of Herrin, Illinois' thriving downtown on Park Avenue. The former Annex Movie Theater was converted into a bakery café and opened on Halloween 2011. The Annex Coffee & Deli is committed to delivering the best coffee house & bakery café experience in a clean and stylish environment which recalls the glory days of the historic building in which it is housed.
Mississippi River Museum & Interpretive Center
Grand Tower is a city rich in history that is inseparable from the history of the Mighty Mississippi River itself. To preserve the history and culture of life on the water dating back to the heyday of steamboats, the museum houses artifacts from this bygone era. For a step back in time and a glimpse of the life experiences along the Mighty Mississippi River, stop by this newly opened museum and explore.
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Good work by Gordon Macintyre on Byron Bitz, who says his recent hip-flexor issues are the result of getting back into game-shape - and not a recurrence of the various ailments that caused him to miss two full seasons. Fingers crossed that he's right.
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Jason Gregor
July 01 2012 06:00AM
Thanks to DirtyDangle.com for this photo illustrating how shallow the 2012 free agent pool is. After Zach Parise and Ryan Suter, it is slim pickings, and it got slimmer when the Oilers landed Justin Schultz yesterday.
I wonder if the Paul Gaustad four-year, $13 million deal signifies the Preds don't think Suter will return, or if David Poile finally cracked and decided he needed to show his fans that one player wanted to stay. I like Gaustad as a player, but more along the lines of a $1.75 million/year player, not a guy making $3.3 million.
That is what happens in free agency. GMs overpay, and trust me the Oilers would have overpaid Schultz if they had to, but luckily for them and their fans, his contract was pre-determined due to him being a rookie.
I found it hilarious and quite sad how many media, bloggers and fans from outside Edmonton ripped on Schultz. Some even inaccurately claimed he was spoiled and was acting like Lebron James. The only fans that should be bitter are Ducks fans, considering he walked away from them, but the other 28 cities are just sore losers.
No one knows how good Schultz is, but I don't think the kid has been overhyped. Updating your twitter to see which teams he hasn't chosen doesn't mean he was hyped up as the next great player. I tried finding stories claiming he was the next great defender, and I couldn't, so I'm not sure why many were claiming the media was overhyping him.
You could accurately say his signing was overhyped, that's fair, but his abilities and projections as a player were rather tame. I haven't seen many writers claim he's going to be the next great defender.
The best evaluator of his skill might be his former coach at Wisconsin Mike Eaves. I chatted with Eaves in April about Schultz, and here are some of his answers regarding what fans should expect from Schultz.
JG: What is the best skill set Schultz has right now?
ME: You can divide his skill set into two parts. First of all, he's wired as a real competitive young man. When he was a freshman, we were playing North Dakota. There was a little incident at the end of the game, and he wanted to jump off the bench and go get involved and take care of his teammates and such. He has a real fiery kind of competitive edge within him, and that's rare when you combine it with the fact that he is a very skilled hockey player.
His skating ability; his ability with the puck, both puck handing, both shooting the puck; and then his vision of the ice, he has got the whole package in terms of skills. Every day in practice, you can almost bet that he is going to be your hardest working player. So that's a great combination to have; that combination of skills in terms of ability, but then being wired the way he is to work as hard as he does and to be as competitive as he is.
JG: His former teammate, Jake Gardiner, jumped right into the NHL this year and looked good in Toronto. Could you compare those two? Are they similar in style?
ME: They're similar in some areas. Their skill set in some ways is similar. Jake Gardiner is a very good skater. So is Justin. Their ability to make good passes is there. I think Justin has a little bit more magic offensively. Not that Jake is poor in that, but Justin is just a little bit more gifted in that area in terms of he has got a shot that finds its way through. He knows when to take a little bit off of it to get it through on net, and he can bring it when he has to. And when he gets down around the net, I think that he has the ability and the vision to see a little bit more than Jake. So similar skill sets, but Justin may have just a little bit more magic.
JG: What about his size and strength. Can he take on NHL forwards?
ME: That's one of the reasons he decided to come back this year. He wanted to get bigger and stronger and be able to compete better in those areas.
It's interesting that you asked that. At the end of last year, Jake (Gardiner) went down and played in the American league after the season. One of the things that he told Justin is that he'd be fine with the skating and the passing, but he said these guys (pro players) are really strong. So coming back this year, Justin wanted to feel like he could kind of control those situations at this level through his strength and body position, and he did that. So he's ready to take that next step now.
JG: If you had to look at a defenseman in the NHL, is there one that you think Schultz is similar to?
ME: It's hard for me to say that because I don't watch as many games as you do when you're at that level. I'd almost have to go back and into the days when I was coaching or maybe even playing to find a guy, but even that's hard. Somebody else has said that Justin reminds people a little bit of Scott Niedermayer in terms of his ability to play with his skating, and his ability to see the ice and do things, but he's not the biggest of guys as a defenceman. Justin isn't a 6‑foot‑2‑inch, 210. He's a taller, slighter young man, but his ability to do things like Niedermayer did is an awful nice comparison.
JG: How is his defence zone coverage?
ME: It's probably the area that he's grown the most in terms of body position, in terms of stick position, in terms of understanding where the puck's going defensively and being able to anticipate that. He's done a nice job.
The one thing that's going to jump off the ice is his offensive prowess in terms of jumping in, creating stuff, but as a defensive D-man he really has improved. Billy Butters and I have worked with him on the small things. You look for more detail into his pivots, into his puck position, into how he engages one‑on‑one. Does he keep his stick on the ice and lead with it? Does he blockout at the side of the net when people are trying to get there? These are the kind of areas that he's improved in, and at least at this level he was able to control those areas."
I don't think many can argue this was a solid signing for the Oilers. The fans will love Schultz because he chose Edmonton over 29 other teams, and that hasn't happened in a long time. He should step in and play at least 20 minutes a night, and give them another weapon on the powerplay.
This was a solid signing for the Oilers, and time will tell if it becomes a great signing.
Schultz has to be considered a bit of an "added bonus" type of signing. A year ago he wasn't part of the rebuild plan, but every rebuild needs a few solid trades and signings to make it complete, and on the surface he looks like a solid signing.
Every team that goes through a rebuild eventually fills out their roster with a free agent or two. Schultz isn't proven, and his situation was very unique, but that doesn't discount that he was a free agent signing. In a few years he'll be looked at as either a decent signing or a great one. He only has a two-year deal and because the Oilers have lots of cap space his cap hit isn't an issue.
Schultz hasn't solved all of the Oilers problems though. They are still in the market for a veteran D-man, a top-nine forward with some grit and a top-nine forward with some size. I'm not sure they can find that latter two on the free agent market, but we'll see if Steve Tambellini can improve UFA track record.
The Oilers and Smyth's camp talked yesterday to try and iron out a new deal. Smyth wants to be here, and I think he still has something to offer. I still believe a one-year deal with bonuses works best for both sides, and if he truly wants to be here then they will get a deal done.
The Oilers can't play all young kids in their top-nine; they will need a few veterans, so they should find a way to sign Smyth. I could see a base salary of $2.5 to $2.85 million with bonuses.
Suter has said he won't play in Canada, so don't waste time dreaming about signing him. Parise will either stay in NJ or sign with a playoff team. But there are some guys who I'd look at if the price was respectable.
Bryan Allen - Veteran D-man. He could be a solid #5, and be a top-pairing penalty killer.
Jordin Tootoo - He's a fearless agitator. He proved last year that he can do more than just run around and hit guys, racking up 30 points, and most importantly he should he can be disciplined while still being effective.
P.A Parenteau - He's likely going to get big money coming off of 53 and 67 point seasons in Long Island. I don't see him fitting into Edmonton, but I'm intrigued to see how the rest of the teams perceive him.
Enjoy free agency, but get outside and celebrate this wonderful country that we live in. I'm up at this ridiculous time because I'm headed out volunteer at the Great White North Triathlon.
Have a great Canada Day.
July 01 2012, 06:33AM
I'm up at this time of night because it's 2:30 in the afternoon in my time zone.
Also, I've been drinking the sweet delicious bitter tears of jilted Vancouver Canuck fans for the last 12 hours.
Fist on the Fist of July, what are the chances?
Happy Canada Day. Is there some reason Canada Day can't be moved to July 2nd so we can have Free Agent Frenzy Day uninterrupted by fireworks and national holidays and stuff?
I'm up at this time because I was a judge at a chili cook off at my family reunion last night.
Don"t expect EDM to do much today after a perfect yesterday.
July 01 2012, 07:48AM
"Was that before or after he told us that Sutter was the team's new coach?"
That was after. Pay attention.
July 01 2012, 06:36AM
Robin Brownlee said the Oilers have a shot at Ryan Suter,So I will be checking Twitter every minute like a did yesterday.I,m always up this early, Bad habit
July 01 2012, 06:50AM
We appear to have too many players on the team. Somebody will get moved. My bet is on Potter and Belanger. Hordichuck should be re-signed. Either Tootoo or Ott would give the team a much needed grit.
July 01 2012, 07:08AM
Looking forward to (hopefully) a fun and exciting Canada Day.
Oilers have a lot to offer now . UFA"s are bound to realize the tremendous opportunity playing here can /could bring . MADJAM'S PREDICTION - I think we will be active and successful today and fiscally responsible in filling some glaring voids with upgrades .
Did Suter give a reason for his 'no Canadian team' thing?
after landing schultz yesterday that helps our back end(he is unproven but has to help from what we had)I would like to see them pass on smyth,get doan in here and get us one more defencemanto help round out what we have with whitney,smid,petry schultz and schultz,but dont break the bank for suter he will not be the piece of the puzzle we need,who else is out there that would help?parise would be great to add to our forward group though
Robin Brownlee said the Oilers have a shot at Ryan Suter,So I will be checking Twitter every minute like a did yesterday.I,m always up this early, Bad habit
Was that before or after he told us that Sutter was the team's new coach?
I can't sleep, too busy thinking about what Tambo will (probably not) do...
Dear UFA Santa please bring the Oilers one Doan and a Tootoo. Milk and cookies are on the table.
July 01 2012, 07:46AM
My perfect world wishlist?
- Another good defenseman - A 1B goalie to play behind Devan Dubnyk - Some help up the middle - Ryan Smyth
I'd be happy with 1 and 4. I'd settle for 1.
July 01 2012, 07:47AM
"Robin Brownlee said the Oilers have a shot at Ryan Suter,So I will be checking Twitter every minute like a did yesterday.I,m always up this early, Bad habit"
Didn't say that. I said the Oilers will make a big push for Suter. Significant difference. I don't know if he's interested and he has a ton of options. His call.
JG, Where and when did you hear that, "Suter has said he won't play in Canada"?
While several are indicating, that has not been fact has it? His camp is being called today, the question is....tire kicking or serious interest. Either way, I can't see Suter coming our way, was just curious if their was a documented statement about not playing in Canada.
Happy Canada Day!
hey mr.brownlee,what is you feeling that the oilers will do today?or do you think they do nothing?what defenceman other than suter would you like to see them get?
July 01 2012, 08:03AM
Happy canada day everyone, Question on rookie training camp- how good is Klefblom and fedin looking?
Are we going to get Ryan Smyth done before noon?
Why Shayne Doan, isn't he a right winger?
As it is Canada's birthday, I've decided to give it taxes for its gift. Gave the same thing last year and didn't hear any complaints.
Hi Gregor, I've read somewhere in Twitterverse that Steve Ott is available. Have you heard anything regarding that? What would it take to get him?
July 01 2012, 08:56AM
"Billy Butters"
Thanks for that. Great name!
On Schultz:
"but his abilities and projections as a player were rather tame. I haven't seen many writers claim he's going to be the next great defender."
I think that is right: Staples had piece calling him "good" not "great"
see also this scout's report, which is a bit sunnier:
He definitely looks to be both an Actual NHLer and one with top 4 potential who scores with lots of upside and youth...
that is a dream package. Not a Pronger, Weber package... but a damn good package...
no need to over or underestimate it. I completely agree with you
July 01 2012, 09:21AM
@ Jason Gregor,
Hey Jason, did you identify PA Parentaue and Jordin Tootoo because they are right wingers that would fit in nicely in a 3rd line and be able to move up and down the line up? I was looking at the Oilers depth and it looks like our top 6 is solid with Nuge - Hall - Eberle and Ganger - Yak - Hemsky. However our bottom 6 could use some work on the wing as the only guys we have signed at the NHL level are Eager, Jones and Petrell (arguably all 4th line guys). Do you envision the Oilers giving the 3rd line winger jobs to someone like Paajarvi and Hartikinen or do you see them going after Tootoo or other free agents to fill in those spots?
July 01 2012, 09:32AM
I hope the Oilers can get a few good players today.
Wish list would include
Bouwmeester- I think the Oilers could get him on the cheap from Calgary.
Doan & Smyth that would be a sweet 3rd line!
latendresse would be nice
I would also take a flyer on Armstrong.
July 01 2012, 09:52AM
Well you can tick Smyth off that list!
July 01 2012, 10:02AM
Tootoo is mentioned by many here; on CB you get run out of town for the mere mention. Personally I think the team is going to need some toughness, whether it's a deterrent against other mugs is debatable.
One solid D man (Carle comes to mind) and Smytty would make my weekend...they sure had their knickers in a knot at CanucksArmy over the Schultz signing...it's starting to feel alright being an Oiler fan....after decades.
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July 01 2012, 10:05AM
Steve Ott's available, that would be a sweet pick up for the Oilers!
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Happy Sunday, everyone. It was expected to be the calm before the storm of the 2013 NFL Draft, but then Hurricane Revis whipped through on the last portion of the weekend.
According to a few different outlets, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Jets are closing on a deal that would put the mega-talented Revis in Florida for at least half the year. The full return is not known yet at this point, but as of now it seems the 13th overall pick in 2013 will be heading to the Jets as part of the deal -- pending a completed physical, of course.
Besides the obvious of the Buffalo Bills not having to go up against Darrelle Revis twice a year anymore, how does the trade affect them specifically?
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New Zealand's First Professional Cricketer
It took a long time for New Zealand cricket to embrace the concept of professionalism, but they got there in the end, thanks largely to Glenn Turner, who Martin profiles in this feature.
I don't remember seeing Glenn Turner play - although I must have done at some point in the 1979 World Cup, when he returned briefly to the New Zealand side (and batted at 4 so as not to break up the established opening pair of Wright and Edgar). But for a New Zealander, even one playing most of his cricket in England, to make a hundred first-class 100s was an astonishing achievement, on a par with his countryman Richard Hadlee becoming the first man to 400 Test wickets a few years later. It only emphasises how much his country missed him when he was unavailable - perhaps no other cricketer since SF Barnes has had a clearer idea of his own value.
I automatically assumed the article would be about Martin Donnelly for some reason.
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Was wondering if someone might latch on to the deliberately slightly disingenuous title. Turner was the first to be recognised as a pro by the New Zealand Board, but not the first to play the First Class game professionally, which is why I slipped in the names of Hitchcock and Pritchard for when I got called on it.
I haven't actually looked for the first ever County pro from NZ but Cec Dacre is certainly an excellent shout - apparently he hit his first ball in Championship cricket for 6, something I don't suppose too many others have done.
Typically excellent article from fred; very timely too what with NZ's current star batsman also not in the test XI for reasons other than purely cricketing ones.
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