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Because you perform better when you're dry.
When you're going for a long ride in variable conditions, your best bet is a packable rain shell. But when the forecast calls for unrelenting rain, and you refuse to be kept inside, you'll need something more substantial. Whether a commuter, or a winter training junkie, you'll have all the protection you need with the Showers Pass Elite 2.1 Jacket. And despite its generous coverage and incredible moisture blocking capabilities, it's designed to effectively evacuate sweat. This way, you won't end up soaking from the inside out. This truly is elite-level protection for enduring harsh weather in the saddle.
As anyone who's ridden long and hard in the rain is able to attest, sealing out rain doesn't do much good if your jacket turns into a terrarium as soon as you start pedaling. That's why Showers Pass chose eVent 3L fabric for the Elite 2.1 jacket. eVent is widely respected across outdoor disciplines as one of, if not the most, breathable shell materials around. It accomplishes this feat by having millions of pores per-square-inch, which are small enough to block out beaded water, while being large enough to allow your sweat vapor to evaporate through. And to ensure that the fabric doesn't solely bear the load of controlling the climate inside your jacket, there are vents at the chest and the back in order to provide plentiful airflow.
The Elite 2.1 is, as you'd expect, cut for logging long hours on the bike. This means that there's a drop-tail for deflecting wheel-spray and keeping your backside covered. Meanwhile, the core has a close, conforming fit in order to keep flapping to a minimum, even when you're in the drops. The sleeves are generously long in order to accommodate a stretched out position. And further enhancing the functionality is a zippered pocket at the back, accessible from the right side of the jacket. Smaller items are able to be stored in the zippered media pocket on the chest. Especially useful is the 360-degree 3M Scotchlite reflective paneling, which improves your visibility to motorists in critical low-light conditions.
The Showers Pass Elite 2.1 Jacket is available in five sizes from Small to XX-Large and in the colors Black, Goldenrod, and Ocean Blue.
- eVent 3L fabric
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- Chest and back vents
- Chest and back zippered pockets
- 360-degree 3M Scotchlite reflective paneling
- Fully taped seams
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- How to Measure:
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Great cold weather wind/rainbreaker
Also good for warmer conditions (50's+), due to chest-underarm venting, zipper-open from the bottom, and back vent.
eVent is excellent. It is out-of-patent "naked" Gore Tex (expanded polytetrafluoroethylene), ePTFE, but lacks Gore-Tex's polyurethane treatment to slow skin-oil clogging of the PTFE "pores". Gore's polyurethane coating works, but it also reduces the PTFE pore sizes.
eVent has larger pore sizes, so is more breathable, letting water vapor go from the inside to the outside faster, while sill repealing outside water droplets.
But it does "clog" faster, i.e. you have larger pores to start, but they get smaller faster.
I've used Nikwax Tech wash and post-wash treatment. The two products work.
Kind of expensive. I can't tell you why they work better than a cheaper detergent. Maybe somebody can explain.
MD? seriously?
Perfect wind and rain jacket
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Cannot say enough about this jacket. Very light, great fit - neither too tight nor too loose and I followed the sizing guide (200 lbs, 41" chest, 38" waist measured over my clothing). I usually take XL to XXL(Euro) in jerseys. The Elite Pro was a little snug and lighter but this is just great. Even while riding with wind, this jacket is silent. No flapping sounds from this jacket. Breathes well and so far in 70 degree weather with the pit vents and cuffs opened, it was like I was riding without a jacket. I like that the back vent is covered by a storm flap so when it rains, the vent is open. The only negative is minor in that the back vent cannot be closed like on the Elite Pro but to me having the option to be open in the rain without water getting in is better. Was hoping for a Hi Vis Yellow but it wasn't available so I grabbed this in the red. With the reflective wide stripes and the color, you can easily be seen by everyone. Have worn this on 4:30 AM rides and afternoon rides and everything in between. It cannot be stowed as tight as the ElitePro but it can be bundled small enough to tightly fit a good sized jersey pocket but with all the venting and breath-ability, I could not see a reason one would have to take it off.
Have used it in the rain and works well at keeping me dry.
Very satisfied owner.
Great outer shell
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
Def. paid a bit more than others, but from experience I know that you generally will get back you pay for and I already have enough $100ish gear to know I needed to up the budget if I really wanted a shell that would keep me on the roadie this winter.
Initial impression is that this is a solidly made jacket. It's fully wx proof, and even though I don't do much wet riding it's a nice feature to have anyways. As for the "fitted" claim in the description, I would say that's subjective: by European / pro / high performance demanding cyclist standards the fit is probably more "relaxed". But for the majority like me who don't require nor want a tight race fit, you'll be happy with this. After all, it is sealed to keep rain out while also claiming to be breathable and therefore having some real estate inside is going to be required in order to allow adequate air venting when you starting getting warm. I can attest that you can easily layer under the jacket (I expect to have a wool base and a thermal long sleeve jersey on my worst days, and they'll fit just fine) but the material is solid enough that it isn't going to flap around like flag on a gusty day. For me, controlling sweating is always an issue, and I was drawn and am pleased by the various venting options - lengthy pit/torso zips, dual front zippers means you can open up vertically either direction, adj. hook/loop cuffs and a generous but covered back vent. There's also waist tightening bungy cords on either side and another at the neck, plus hook/loop patches around neck for attaching the hood (sold separately). The cut is as should be - dropped tail for coverage, a bit higher in the front so not in way when in aggressive road cycling position, and long sleeves. Goldenrod color is great - highly visible yet fashionable compared to "trashy" neon yellow.
I'm 6'0, 230 lbs. with broad shoulders and XL fits perfect. XXL was way to big (tried both).
PS - there is some weight on this jacket compared to the pro / high performance jackets out there which may cost similar. At approx. 440g it's not the lightest but far from the heaviest jacket out there. You'd only care about this if you're a high performance pro or a weight weeny!


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Halloween is drawing near. EEK! I need to get on these costumes, pronto! Of course, putting together this collection has only made my list of "Must Do" Halloween projects a tad longer. There are some great ideas here to make this Halloween lots of fun for (you AND) your kids! Don't miss last year's collection of Halloween Inspirations HERE. There are lots of great ideas you won't want to miss there too!
We've Been Booed (free printables)
at Mom's Crafty Space
Trick-or-Treat Ornaments (free pattern)
at Paper-and-String
Halloween Fruit
at Under Construction
Halloween Book Bucket & Book List
at Simply Kierste
Glowing Jack-O-Lanterns
at Not So Idle Hands
Glitter Spider Webs
at Redbook
DIY Spider Sacks
at Modern Parents Messy Kids
Black Cat Garland
at Cakies
Halloween Juggling Eyeballs
at Michele Made Me
Halloween Dress-Up Girl (free printable)
at Babalisme The Blog
Halloween Dress-Up Boy (free printable)
at Babalisme The Blog
Green Monster Slime Kit (free printable)
at All Things Simple
Google Eye Bracelet
at Sometimes Creative
DIY Glowing Trick-or-Treat Bags
at Holidash
Monster Snack Cups
at Better Homes & Gardens
Candy Filled Pumpkin Treats
at Positively Splended
Eyes in the Bushes
at Thrifty Crafty Girl
Halloween Play Dough Favors
at All Things Simple
Milk Jug Skeleton Tutorial
at The Party Animal
Candy Corn Cone Favors
at Skip to my Lou
Little Monsters Tutorial
at Alisa Burke
Skull Treat Cup
at Parents.com
Creepy Face-Changer Mask Tutorial
at Bloesem Kids
11 Fun Halloween Games
at Martha Stewart
Halloween Lunchbox Jokes
at Allison Waken
Halloween Origami Boxes (free printable)
at Mushy
Halloween Countdown with Activity Ideas
at KC EDventures
Roll A Jack-O-Lantern Game
at Oopsey Daisy
Spooky Halloween Scavenger Hunt
at Prepared Not Scared!
Halloween Play Dough
at The Idea Room
Holy Cute! Ghosties DIY
at A Beautiful Mess
Bat Cone Treat Holder
at Better Homes & Gardens
Candy Bar Covers
at Skip to my Lou
Floating Ghost
at Every Day is a Crafting Day
Halloween Surprise Balls
at Charlotte's Fancy
Clothespin Zombies
at Scrumdilly-do
Halloween Treat Bats
at Tonya Staab
15 Ways to Play With Pumpkins
at Growing a Jeweled Rose
at Parents.com
at Living Locurto
Halloween Mini Bucket Tutorial
at eighteen25
Oogie Boogie Monster
at Disney Family
Halloween Shadow Makers (free printable)
at Minieco
Oogie Boogie Monster
at Disney Family
Halloween Shadow Makers (free printable)
at Minieco
Halloween Party Activities
at Parents.com
55+ Homemade Costume Ideas
at SunScholars
50+ Halloween Treats
at SunScholars
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The Emery County commissioners began a process to outlaw spice within Emery County. Commissioner Gary Kofford said two of the commissioners met with the Council of Governments which includes the mayors from all of the cities in the county. Representatives from the Emery County Sheriff's Office were there along with personnel from Four Corners Behavioral Health. Kofford explained that spice is known by several names. It is ground up weeds and plants which in themselves are not harmful, but the weeds are sprayed with a variety of chemicals which make the product dangerous. It is sprayed with 13 different chemicals and the product is smoked or ingested. It causes a hallucinogenic response in the user and drunk behavior. With no laws in place the sheriff's office has been in a quandary as to what to do. Problems became apparent when someone in Huntington was selling the product in the vicinity of the local elementary school.
Sheriff LaMar Guymon said damage to users is similar to marijuana, but it is more dangerous than marijuana. "There is nothing good in it." commented the sheriff. Green River and Huntington have passed ordinances against spice at the current time. All of the cities need to pass an ordinance as well as the county.
Sheriff Guymon said, "We expect the Utah State legislature will pass laws concerning spice in their next session, but that could be later next spring. We don't want to wait that long to address the problem. Spice is a relatively new drug. We encourage all the cities and the county to adopt the same ordinance. We have been using a draft of the Ogden City ordinance as a model."
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said he has been in contact with State Senator David Hinkins and Rep. Christine Watkins to ask for their support in pushing through spice legislation in January. It might take awhile to get legislation in place. Horrocks agreed that with the sale of the product to elementary age students and junior high students that the problem needs to be addressed now and the county should move forward with an ordinance to ban spice.
Kofford said a recipe for spice is available on the internet and a group in the county has been producing spice. It has chemicals similar to those found in methamphetamine.
The county will proceed with advertising a draft proposal when it is ready to seek public comment and hold a public hearing on the matter.
In other commission business Joyce Guymon was approved as a library board member to replace Beulah Oveson who retired.
Dates for budget meetings have been set for Oct. 26 immediately following commission meeting. On Oct. 28 and Oct. 29 beginning at 9 a.m. budget meetings to go through all department budgets will be held. On Nov. 23 another budget hearing will take place. The 2011 budget must be approved and in place by the last commission meeting in December.
The commission approved the resolution requesting recertification of the Emery County Justice Court, first precinct in Castle Dale and second precinct in Green River.
The new food bank construction is continuing and a change order was approved for the placement of heavier footers than originally designed. The additional charge is $805.
The commission approved the cooperative law enforcement agreement between the sheriff's office and the US Forest Service. The contract is good for five years.
The commissioners talked of putting a policy in place to cover out of the country travel by county employees. The question arose when travel bureau secretary Tina Carter was invited to attend an outdoor travel show in Canada next spring. San Juan County has focused on international travelers and they have increased the room nights at a motel in Monument Valley from 16 room nights to 1,600 in three years time. Horrocks said an international campaign can increase our tourism and transient room tax monies. But, unless a policy is in place to address out of country travel, the county can't take advantage of these opportunities. A committee will be appointed to draw up a policy for commission approval.
Kofford asked Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth if she will put together a county gift for the annual Utah Association of Counties convention. The gift should reflect the personality of Emery County and a budget of $300 was approved for this item.
The commission met with the forest service on the canceling of current easements for Reeder Road and to issue new easements pertinent to the new alignment of the road.
The county will sell its used ambulance to Royce Ambulance out of Parowan for $6,000. This price is more than the $3,000 the last ambulance sold for when it was taken to the auction. The commission approved a tax abatement for a property in Orangeville.
Sheriff Guymon said they are working on the contract for law enforcement in Range Creek. The attorney for the University of Utah is drawing up a contract which David Blackwell, county attorney will examine. The UofU will pay for salary, vehicle and expenses for a law enforcement officer for Range Creek. Kofford instructed the sheriff to look at the overhead involved in the cost of a deputy and insurance.
In the commissioner reports, Pitchforth said the care center remodel is finished and the open house and ribbon cutting will be on Oct. 13. The care center personnel are so excited and the building looks nice. Huntington City is having an Oct.festival on Oct. 16. Castle Dale is hosting a pumpkin party on Oct. 28. Banasky Insurance in Price is offering free pumpkins to elementary aged children. Other people can get a pumpkin with a donation to the Angel Tree program, or you can go to the Banasky pumpkin patch in Green River and pick out your own pumpkin.
Horrocks reported the back country pilots flew in to the Huntington Airport and spent three days. There were 60 planes and 55 local youth were able to take a ride in an airplane. The Civil Air Patrol had 10 cadets present and they were directing airplanes in and out and also helped serve food and clean-up. It went well and the pilots said they are coming back next year.
Horrocks reported there will be new regulations coming concerning chemical spraying for weeds and mosquitoes near water. The new sprinkling systems are causing new concerns for weeds and mosquitoes. Horrocks said he attended an open house for an updated Savage Coal terminal facility on Ridge Road.
Kofford reported the food bank building is progressing. Work at the airport on the house is almost complete and it still needs gas and some electrical work. A fence will be put around the new house. The work on the metal building at the sheriff's office is continuing. A training room is being constructed as well as offices for the ambulance director and communications director. The weight room will have plywood put up before the sheet rock. It is coming along well reported Kofford.
The commission had a meeting with the BLM concerning roads and obtaining Title 5 on the air strips. It was a good meeting and the county asked the BLM to put a priority on the Little WildHorse road so the county can complete the chip seal and the work began last spring which was stopped because of a cactus in the area. The county is also asking for crossings at the washes. Four washes in the area have a tendency to wash out the road. They also discussed improvements at the intersection to the Goblin Valley road.
It was also reported there may be some negotiations in the litigation on the BLM Resource Management Plan being protested by SUWA and other environmental groups. SUWA has proposed some road closures, not the BLM. The BLM wanted to make sure the public understands these road closures are SUWA proposals.
The next commission meeting will be on Oct. 26 at 9 a.m.


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Charles I has been creating a massive amount of buzz in the Los Angeles Electro scene recently and with tracks like Rule The Dancefloor it's easy to see why. Charles I is a breath of fresh air in the Los Angeles music scene and continues turn out impressive singles and remixes, which is why I was very excited when Charles I was kind enough to send over his newest single, Rule the Dancefloor, his latest remix of Grimes' huge track, Vanessa, as well as a link to his brand new mix for all you loyal GDD™ readers!
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Nazem Kadri and the importance of a team-friendly second contract
Cam Charron
August 26 2013 10:00AM
The Nazem Kadri contract dispute turned ugly over the weekend, with Sportsnet's David Alter reporting information about Kadri's contract demands that was made clear came from a team source after Nazem Kadri fired back on Twitter.
Perhaps the best thing Dave Nonis has done this offseason is not cave immediately to Kadri's demands, or cave to media pressure that has anointed Kadri as the team's next homegrown superstar. I'm sure there's a pocket of nostalgic Leaf fans that see Kadri and David Clarkson as an updated version of Dougie Gilmour and Wendel Clark, 20 years in the future, and that's important because it's been so long since the team has had a superstar from the province of Ontario. Sometimes as a country we can get absurdly protectionist, and Leaf fans and media are no different from fans and media in Montreal, an environment that demands French Canadien influence on the team, or Vancouver, an environment that demands Western influence on the team.
Nonis is under a lot of pressure to build the Leafs in the image of Randy Carlyle, and he's done a good job of getting the players that Carlyle likes under contracts that work under the salary cap. In some twisted way, he's earned that five-year extension given to him earlier in the offseason, although I disagree with him fundamentally on the important aspects of roster composition in hockey.
Like Burke, Nonis doesn't like the idea of players cashing in on the second contract. There's a flaw in the Collective Bargaining Agreement, in that players reach their first age of unrestricted free agency between the ages of 25 and 27, or during the average player's offensive peak. This creates an inefficiency since players that can be locked up for their entire primes are those that haven't earned those contracts just yet, whereas players signed to long contracts out of unrestricted free agency tend to disappoint. There were a lot of people upset that the Maple Leafs didn't land Brad Richards on July 1, 2011, but Richards has since become a polarizing player in New York with a high salary cap hit and was a healthy scratch in the postseason, and may be bought out if he's unproductive in 2014.
There's some old school sentiment that still exists in hockey that players need to earn their paycheques, whereas in baseball—and in some rare cases in hockey—players are being paid for prospective performance, for the money they are projected to earn over the course of the deal. That, to me, makes the most sense.
Former hockey writer and friend of the Nations Network Jesse Spector, who covers baseball for the Sporting News these days, got a real interesting quote from Theo Epstein earlier in August:
"You just can't find prime age or pre-prime age players anymore," Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein said. "They're not available in free agency. Players are getting tied up in long-term deals and most players that are getting to free agency now are on the wrong side of 30. If you have a player who's mid-20s available and he's not subject to any type of restriction, there's 30 teams interested in that player, and it increases his market (value)."
When you're building talent in a system, half of the job is finding the talent and the other half comes from locking it down. The most efficient way to do that in hockey is to draft well, and take full advantage of the NHL's rules regarding restricted free agency. A player drafted at age 17 can have his NHL contract slide for two years if he's returned to his junior club, meaning the team doesn't have to start playing him at the pro level until he's 20. At 20, his entry-level deal kicks in for three years at a very low cost. At 23, teams can extend the player until he's 31 and buy out four of his unrestricted years, which is more expensive, but you get the player for most of his prime, and you can trade off those more expensive years over the age of 27 for cheaper years when the player is 25, 26 and 27, when the player is most productive.
The players to do that with are the ones that may not have produced yet at the NHL-level but show signs of breaking out. I disagree so hard with this post at Habs Eyes on the Prize that defended the Canadiens signing P.K. Subban to a two-year bridge contract. I see no way that locking down Subban last summer would be more expensive than having to negotiate a long-term extension after he won a Norris Trophy in 2013 and God Knows What Else in the 2013-2014 season (I think Andrew Berkshire was right in what Subban will cost against the cap this next summer, around $8-million, but I feel like the dollar figures offered from Subban's camp last summer are indicative of a player's initial offer and aren't what Subban would have signed for.) The move works in the short term, but a deal structured like Roman Josi's works much better in the long term, where once a player has entered his prime he's playing at a fraction of the cost since the deal is signed when a player isn't as valuable.
(Hilariously, Damien Cox brought up Subban in his column about Kadri's potential bridge deal, suggesting that the Leafs would have an even more bitter battle after their long negotiation this summer in the same column he wrote that the Habs and Subban are going to get along just fine, despite Subban holding out until after last season had started.)
Let's talk about Nazem Kadri's value. He was close a point-a-game in his first full NHL season, although the season was only 48 games. His shooting percentage was 16.8%, well above NHL average, and his on-ice shooting percentage was a league-high 14.77%. Those seems like points in Kadri's favour, as Alter argues, but I'm a little more wary about shooting percentage than most commentators. If you look at every player since 2007-2008 that has an on-ice shooting percentage (that's the team's combined shooting rate at even strength when a player is on the ice) of higher than 12%, you'll find that of the 47 player seasons, just four players have had repeat performances, and only Ilya Kovalchuk has repeated the feat in consecutive 82-game seasons.
One of those seasons is Jordan Eberle, and while I hate to use one solitary data point in an effort to make a case, I will here because it's relevant. After a 2012 season where Eberle scored 76 points in 78 games with a 12.84% on-ice shooting percentage, he was signed to a six-year extension worth $36-million. Had he played the final year of his deal, where is on-ice shooting percentage fell to 8.48%—as some people expected, he scored 37 points over 48 games, not bad, but not worth the $6-million—his second contract probably would have been cheaper. It's important to read warning signs when analyzing player point performances in small samples like the first 36 games of the season when Kadri scored 39 points.
The dispute between the Leafs and Kadri is simple:
Alter reported that Kadri's camp is asking for a long term deal worth $5 million per – after originally naming an asking price of $6 million/year – while the Leafs front office is offering a 2-year bridge deal worth around 3 million AAV, which is, give or take $500,000, what most of us have been expecting to eventually become of this protracted negotiation.
It's not tough to understand why Nonis would want to give Kadri a bridge contract, which are one or two years in length and get a player to arbitration-eligible status. Those two years will help the Leafs determine Kadri's full value to a team. Kadri should be more than willing to cash in now because his value will probably never be higher. He's young, all the potential in the world and is coming off a huge season. The agency that represents him, Siskinds Sports Management, have no other high-profile clients so negotiating a big second deal for Kadri puts them on the map as an agency. That doesn't fit with what makes sense for the Maple Leafs as we look towards the future, unfortunately.
Nonis needs to stand firm here. A one- or two-year deal will surely result in Kadri's points-per-game average dropping, meaning he'll be cheaper to lock up long term at the end of the deal. Like Epstein notes, there's a shortage of players available on the open market, which means teams need to be smart with the players that they do have. That includes avoiding the long term contract for players in potentially hazardous situations, such as an unrestricted free agent or young player coming off a huge season wherein he established himself as a fan favourite.
Great article.
I'm shocked that I agree with this. The world must be ending but well written.
This is the truth regarding Kadri's current contract situation and every Leafs fan should read it. Great job Cam.
August 26 2013, 11:50PM
I must be missing something, as poor an article as I have ever seen. The guy on the far left, is So my Type.
This is the truth regarding Kadri's current contract situation and every Leafs fan should read it. Great job Cam.
Thanks to fans like You and Many others, Kadri will probably be traded, and another star is gone. Make that Another 45 years fellas.
Does PK Subban win the Norris if he signs a 5 or 6 year deal? Something tells me that PK came out of the gate with something to prove. I understand these are professionals but complacincy is a scary thing. In my opinion a bridge type deal would be exactly what Kadri needs. So far in his young career he has proven to respond when questioned. One more time.
Ok, there is a misconception about why the PK Subban deal is a good one. Yes they could have had PK at 5 years, 5 million per (according to various reports), but then this year (2013/14) they would have been screwed when the salary cap dropped 10 millions dollars
Next year the Habs will extend PK, and it will be around 7+ million per season for long term, but the cap is expected to go up 10 million or more, so this bridge deal saves them millions against the cap this year when they need it most, and then they are golden.
Montreal is a rich club, the money is not an issue. Cap space, however, is. Bergevin is willing to pay more money in the long term in order to have better cap flexibility now. Simple.
It's not about saving real dollars, it's about managing contracts in relation to the cap.
Ok, there is a misconception about why the PK Subban deal is a good one. Yes they could have had PK at 5 years, 5 million per (according to various reports), but then this year (2013/14) they would have been screwed when the salary cap dropped 10 millions dollars
Next year the Habs will extend PK, and it will be around 7+ million per season for long term, but the cap is expected to go up 10 million or more, so this bridge deal saves them millions against the cap this year when they need it most, and then they are golden.
Montreal is a rich club, the money is not an issue. Cap space, however, is. Bergevin is willing to pay more money in the long term in order to have better cap flexibility now. Simple.
It's not about saving real dollars, it's about managing contracts in relation to the cap.
This is not my comment. Ban the troll. I can't stand the Hab Nots nor any member of that team.


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January 29 2009 10:37AM
With three games in thirteen days the Oilers are seeing about as much action as Bea Arthur at a Golden Girls DVD release party. Fortunately for the Oilers, their 10-2 shitanus™ hockey festival against the Sabres occurred during the middle of this dry spell and they can now schedule unlimited private team meetings without "an actual game" to get in the way.
With nothing on the horizon until a game against Minnesota on Friday, the citizens of the Nation are left with little else to do but what we do best:
Engage in rampant, unsubstantiated speculation on subjects we have only a fraction of the information required to make qualified opinions. Hasn't stopped us before; why should it now? And what do we personally want to talk about?
Captain Ethan Moreau
[caption id="attachment_6353" align="aligncenter" width="344" caption="Fig 1: Ethan Moreau as indicated by the blue arrow."][/caption]
There has been some commentary flying around on here about comments Moreau made to CTV regarding team preparedness, ice-hockey tactics and the like. We looked for about 11 seconds to find a copy of the clip but couldn't find it and gave up. Instead we started listening to this sweet jam:
Yeah America. We can do magic. That's some good old-timey jammery. What year is this song from? 1927? Brownlee? You remember the band America, we bet. Are they pre-1900? "You're the one who can put out the fiiiiiire." Of course. It makes perfect sense.
Anyway back to Moreau
We personally like Moreau a lot due to his ability to clap in time whilst embarrassing Principe in a PPV post-game interview as well as his leadership and on ice skillery. Plus, by our count he is on pace for 18-14-32 points this season. That ain't not all bad for a guy that haters call out on a weekly basis as being a bum. 'Tis no bum this Moreau and a quote that we were able to find on Canoe.ca should speak to that:
"If you can imagine how a fan feels or a coach or management feels, it's always worse for the player," said captain Ethan Moreau, after a nearly two-hour skate. "We're out there responsible for the loss. As bad as people feel, as frustrated as people are, you can't match the way we feel. It's our livelihood, it's what we live with every day. A lot of our mood is determined by how we play on the ice and when you lose like that, it's tough. It's not fun walking around the city, trust me."
Now firstly that is exactly the kind of manning up we loves to see from the man wearing the "C." Secondly, we kind of feel for Moreau here. Imagine going to Macs to get yourself two Orange Gatorade G2s and some Doritos and the lady in front of you turns around and a wave of recognition sweeps across her aging face. Half the time you will get a very positive reaction. "Oh pardon me, sir," she may breathlessly squeal in your face as she makes a beeline for the door, loins completely aflame.
Or it could go the other way and Shopper Sharon merely gathers her carton of Players Light King Size and walks directly into you on the way out the door. That's some harsh shit -- particularly when you are doing something as innocent as going to get yourself some G2 Dorito goodness. We always kind of think that it's not necessarily the attention that grinds on Oilers living their lives in Edmonton but rather the wild swings in emotion. Half the time your neighbours shovel your snow for free, the other half of the year they allow the dog to do his nastiness on your front porch.
Note this chart that maps the emotional state of Oilers fans. It's all over the map, Nation. The dizzying highs, the terrifying lows, the creamy middles... Don't get us wrong, when the Oil put on an absolute five-alarm gong show like they did against the Sabres they deserve to have looks of death from even the smallest toddlers old enough to wear a "Oilers Draft pick 2025" T-shirt. But it must be a supreme pain in the ass for a true Champion like Moreau to look around the room and see punk-ass kids that only care about the name on the back of the jersey and couldn't give two squirts about the logo on the front.
In our exulted opinion as a direct descendant of the 15th Archduke of Austria-Hungary, we think that we need to keep in mind who we should be roasting on a daily basis. When the hard-working grinders were shown the door for various reasons (Smith, Smyth, Reasoner, Stoll and Greene) it was with great fanfare in most cases. Many good, hard-working citizens of the Nation laughed aloud when they read the good news that so-and-so had been traded and had visions of the brighter tomorrow that is around the corner dancing in their heads.
And in some cases the moves have been for the better. Visnovsky certainly brings the talent and his A-game on most nights. He and Souray are scoring at an eye popping pace and are fast becoming cornerstones of the team. But the penalty killing blows severely and no one had the presence of mind to go out and absolutely end the life of a Sabre at the end of the worst home-ice loss in franchise history.
So as we continue on in this wasteland of No Oilers Games coming off a 10-2 loss, let's have some perspective on who we should riddle with Nation bullets and should live to see another day. Dennis Grebeshkov for example? One of the worst goats ever to wear an Oilers jersey. What was his plus minus against Buffalo? Yeah exactly.
You baaaaaaaastard, Grebs.
January 29 2009, 10:42AM
Denis "The Goat" Grebeshkov I'm assuming the goat doesn't stand for Greatest Of All Time :p
January 29 2009, 10:53AM
I always love the accuracy of the chart
Wanye obviously has a degree in Chartology
*hangs head in envy
January 29 2009, 10:54AM
Best article ever. Wiley veteran move Wayne.
January 29 2009, 11:03AM
dont get it....why is Grebs your goat his play has improven greatly, and he was EVEN the last game...
January 29 2009, 11:11AM
Grebs being even clearly shows he is not a team player because he wasn't sucking bag like the rest of them.
Hey Wayne. What did Grebs do to you to make you such a fan? Other than the one to two brain cramps a game which result in a major give-away, I still don't see why you loath him as you do, although I must admit those moments do make me cringe.
He has 22 points, is plus 5, and is a $1.5 M player. Compare that with Staios who has 7 points is minus 5 and makes 2.9 M.
I think it may be time for you and Grebs to kiss and make up, and focus your wrath upon the real under-achievers on this team. (Hint: Their names rhyme with Devin Clowe and Greg McRaddish.)
January 29 2009, 11:20AM
As for the CTV clip:
As we are in the Down Swing of the 'Mood of the Nation' I will make everyone's day better by stealing a stat from MJ's site Oilfans. We have 7 wins, 16 losses, 2 OTL since 05/06 season against the Wild.
I think everyone is overreacting to Moreau's comments about the fans. I dare everyone not to show up on friday...that's what I thought.
Poltuny called up this morning
January 29 2009, 11:53AM
something is brewing with Hemsky and the Oilers, he wants out
January 29 2009, 11:58AM
""We sell out every night, so no complaints as long as we continue to do that," he said."
Yikes. Id like to see the whole clip to see what he said in its entirety, but the impression I get is. "We dont need to apologize to the fans who were at the Buffalo game, because we sell out anyways.
I don't know how you can call Grebeshkov "one of the worst goats ever to wear an Oilers jersey" when in the past we've had real goats like MA Bergeron or Cory Cross or worse yet SCOTT FERGUSON!! I like Grebeshkov. While he does make a few to many ill-advised passes, he has really improved from the where he was at the beginning of last year. I see a lot of potential with him. Think of what the Oilers defence used to look like during our "not so glory years". He is miles above any of the goats that played than. You tell me who you'd rather have Denis Grebeshkov or Drew Bannister?
January 29 2009, 12:02PM
Where does this crap come from?
"I hear there's a big Oil trade in the works for Malkin & Crosbie for Potulny and Shremp"...
Grebs is the biggest oiler goat ever?
Aside from the fact he was EVEN in that stinker and his play has greatly improved this season :
does no-one remember '86 ?
January 29 2009, 12:23PM
Chaz wrote:
I think it may be time for [Wanye]and Grebs to kiss and make up . . .
Amen. The guy is a long way away from the top of my trade list.
@ oilmoose: Find a sense of humour; it's obviosly tongue-in-cheek.
@ Wanye Gretz: What is with this unhealty obsession of yours with The Golden Girls? You've gotta let them go, man . . . they're gonna die soon (if they haven't already). Better to make the break beforehand, don't you think . . .
January 29 2009, 12:33PM
I guess I'm getting gun shy Ender. Ever since the Pronger thing I've been paranoid. I can't even imagine how screwed we'd be if Hemmer DID want to go.
So, he doesn't, right? right? anyone?...
I think there is a level of sarcasm that Wanye is trying to use here. I'm not sure of it's inner workings but that's how I take it. As for Hemsky wanting out...he's been here long enough and has gone from a bit player trying to learn MacT's game to finally clicking at the pace we all thought he would and is the undisputed offensive leader of this team. Why after one bad lose would he want out? When he was injured every player and coach interviewed commented on how important getting Hemmer back was. This is his team and I'd like to think that if it came down to Hemmer vs. a coach or another player, management would accommodate #83 first.
'one bad loss'
Stupid brain...failed me again.
cool, Oil just recalled Potulny.
Great post Wanye.
I think Ethan Moreau is exactly the kind of man you want wearing the C. And for all those player who say that "the captain is mediocre so the team will be mediocre": did you see who wore the "C" for Buffalo? It was Rivet, and I would take Moreau over Rivet any day of the week.
That 10-2 loss was terrible to watch, but in truth half those goals I lay at the Goalies feet, a couple bonehead plays at the blue line, and three or so that I accept as being indicative of Buffalo's skill.
You trade Miller for Roloson at the 5 second mark of the first and the Oilers may have won that game. Miller was awesome, Roli was... well... not so awesome.
I look forward to angry Roli coming out against the Wild and shutting the door. He is a competitor and I think he has something to prove now that Garon is out the door.
January 29 2009, 01:01PM
Jack "slacking off at work" Bauer wrote:
We sell out every night, so no complaints as long as we continue to do that," he said." Yikes. Id like to see the whole clip to see what he said in its entirety, but the impression I get is. "We dont need to apologize to the fans who were at the Buffalo game, because we sell out anyways.
To clariry, this is a case of garbage reporting in my opinion. I was doing an interview with Horcoff, while the Moreau scrum was next to us...he basically said he had no complaints about the fans booing or chanting we want ten, because they show up every game...and have the right to complain... Moreau's scrum lasted about ten minutes, and the only quote the guy uses is that one...I'm sorry, this is a time where I hate being lumped in a group as MEDIA...Just like the Oilers have players that suck more than others, there are media types who suck and are unprofessional.
It looks like I will have Moreau on my show this afternoon to talk about that and some other stuff...
Cam wrote:
I look forward to angry Roli coming out against the Wild and shutting the door. He is a competitor and I think he has something to prove now that Garon is out the door.
Really? I'd say he has nothing to prove now, the job is his for the season (barring a trade for a real #1), he can stink it up all season long and MacT will still play him night in and night out.
Two things.
1: Thank you for being a friend?
2: Gregor: there's been lots of garbage reporting out of Edm; most of it is in terms of what's Not reported or what's seemingly taboo to talk about. Lowe's performance as GM, for example.
That being said, as much as I can see with my own two eyes that every line 18 plays on gets consistently outchanced OR that the guy takes dumb penalties, it wasn't fair to frame his latest quote as anything other than the guy saying that as long as fans pay their money or keep coming back, they're entitled to their opinion.
The last time I saw reporting that bad was when an entire city's hockey corps failed to call Kevin Lowe on the fact that he didn't know by Feb of '07 that the cap would be going up come the '08 season.
@ Colin:
You got that right, Colin!!!!
Glad to see you've taken my advice Wanye. Baby steps...
If that is not an Olive branch for #37, then I don't know what 1 is..?
Next time, just try typing Gretzbeshkov even once & you'll see how good it feels afterwards. Baby steps...
I truly believe in your theory on how the Oilers needed a game much sooner then tomorrow. I don't know how many Flames fan co-workers have sent me this clip in an email. I hope Calgary gets blasted at least once this season.
January 29 2009, 01:42PM
@ Daveee:
...stupid STUPID song. It doesn't even have correct phrasing. Don't even get me started on the bridge. GAWD!
...ok, I'm grasping. Friggin' halarious.
January 29 2009, 01:55PM
FYI - The Oil have back called up Potulny
January 29 2009, 01:56PM
That was rushed, my apologies for the typo.
January 29 2009, 02:08PM
@ Daveee: I go to Calgary every day and have to listen to the Calgary inferiority complex. It's seriously there. It's much like the way we talked about Dallas from 1998-2005. You know, we would trash talk them, the team and their city, and they'd be all "Edmonton? That's the the team Moog played for once right?"
A tip for dealing with your Flames co workers, remind them that the Oilers have played more Playoff series since the lock out then the Flames have. It quiets them down reasonably well. If that doesn't work then remind them that the Flames have only won 3 series in the last twenty years...
Stupid Flames fans, so proud to be another teams first round bi...
January 29 2009, 02:10PM
Um I442Junkie wrote:
Stupid Flames fans, so proud to be another teams first round bi…
Um, I'm not sure if that was a typo or a Freudian slip...
January 29 2009, 02:38PM
I dont think you make any one player the goat of that game. Now making one coach the goat is whole different story. This team will continue to toil in mediocrity with "Hot Plate" behind the bench. It's time Mr Katz does what we all have been wanting since he took over the team and get some new appliances. There is an old saying i like to live by " its not the arrow its the indian" and clearly Mac T is the indian who doesnt know how to use his arrow's.
January 29 2009, 03:09PM
Dennis wrote:
That being said, as much as I can see with my own two eyes that every line 18 plays on gets consistently outchanced OR that the guy takes dumb penalties, it wasn't fair to frame his latest quote as anything other than the guy saying that as long as fans pay their money or keep coming back, they're entitled to their opinion.
He was asked, "You mad at fans for booing and chanting,"
And that was his response...no complaints because they support every game...I was right there...
This has nothing to do with penalties. How is that even a sane comparison
January 29 2009, 03:09PM
it looks like the media is controlled by the oilers, when will the reporters get (edited with love by WG)
January 29 2009, 03:09PM
@ sitting_at_my_desk: @ Chaz: @ Cal71: @ Colin: @ shakey:
To start the season a bunch of us called a goat and a star for the year. You have to stick by your goat and your star no matter what their performances are during the year. You can't switch stars and you can't switch goats - that's band wagon jumping and that don't fly around here.
Since day one this season Erik Cole remains my star. When everyone was ragging on him I tried to defend him from the raging hordes of people as best I could using a penknife and my wits.
As a man of principle Dennis Grebeshkov remains my goat. Why? Cause he is who I picked at the start of the year? Why? Cause he has numerous boneheaded plays. Is he a good deal? Is he better than I make him out to be? I dunno - he's my goat. Everyone is free to like him and free to hate Cole. But I have my goat, I have my star and I live with my choices every day just like baggedmilk lives with his incurable VD.
One time a few years back I declared Tommy Salo my star - the year his career imploded. Those were tough days...
Anyways. My goat is my goat. BAAAAAAAAA. Who did you pick?
@ Ender the Dragon:
The golden girls are the bomb. When I am 65 I am going to find myself a dozen Blanche type women and live out my days as a swinging playboy in Palm Springs.
*dreams of a day 40 years from now*
@ TV: I listen to everything that the TV tells me.
@ Harry Merkin Good call Harry. I like your style.
January 29 2009, 03:14PM
@ Wanye Gretz:
Ha, I couldn't remember who I picked...thanks for the link...I would have been too lazy to look.
January 29 2009, 03:15PM
@ everyone in the nation :
And I was actually give Goatie McGrebeshkov a backhanded compliment by asking everyone to recall his +/- against Buffalo. He was even I believe.
January 29 2009, 03:16PM
@ The Towel Boy:
Who did you go with? I am also too lazy to look.
I was far too shy and scared to comment on here back in September so I didn't pick a goat or a star. I took Cole with my 5th pick in a hockey pool because I wanted him to be a star. If I had to pick I would have picked Mac T as my goat. I've been doing it for a few years and like you said, band wagoning ain't cool man.
The Hot Plate is now and Indian? Can we even say that?
January 29 2009, 03:31PM
If you complain about the on-ice I totally agree, but I have a real problem when reporters spin words to make their point...
You can go to my website at 4:00 p.m and you can hear Moreau's response to questions regarding the fans.
January 29 2009, 03:36PM
www.justagame.ca in case some of you don't know...It will be up there at 4:00...did the interview at 3:10
January 29 2009, 03:38PM
shakey wrote:
I was far too shy and scared to comment on here back in September so I didn't pick a goat or a star.I took Cole with my 5th pick in a hockey pool because I wanted him to be a star. If I had to pick I would have picked Mac T as my goat.
Too shy shakey? Nonsense. For all the thousands of readers out there that we can see on the analytics who read and read and never talk - what the heck? Why so shy? Don't be worried about saying the wrong thing - here watch:
My name is Wanye Gretz and I once peed the bed on a ski trip at the age of 7. Family members remind me of this all the time during get togethers.
See? That is the wrong thing to say. Think I care? Not in the least. I know you all have things you are bursting to share with all of us.
Get it out of you.
Of course not literally, particularly if "it" is pee and you are staying in a hotel in Banff.
January 29 2009, 03:39PM
That song the fan960 did was hilarious.
Gregor, are you posting comments and doing your show at the same time?!? That is Bad-ass! What else do you do while the know-it-all callers talk your ear off, and demand Mac T's head on a platter? The crossword? Sudoku? Various knitting projects?
Do you also have a stand-up desk like Donald Rumsfeld with several phones and two computers? Where do you guys broadcast from, a mountainous bunker in Colorado? I have a whole new respect for your show!
Here's my secret Wayne: For reasons I can't discuss I was once in sole possesion of the Conn Smythe trophy and I spit on Ron Hextall's name plate. I am so ashamed, oops I mean proud.
January 29 2009, 04:02PM
@ Chaz:
Buddy of Cam Ward?
@ Wanye Gretz:
I picked Horc as my hero, and Moreau as my zero. I believe I said Moreau wouldn't make it outta training camp w/o a broken bone.
January 29 2009, 04:02PM
Chaz wrote:
Here's my secret Wayne: For reasons I can't discuss I was once in sole possesion of the Conn Smythe trophy and I spit on Ron Hextall's name plate. I am so ashamed, oops I mean proud.
*comes to a dead stop, stares at screen in awe*
Wanye Gretz wrote:
My name is Wanye Gretz and I once peed the bed on a ski trip at the age of 7. Family members remind me of this all the time during get togethers
I peed the bed on my 18th birthday..what a night.
I feel shame. I go to box. I sit for 2 minutes. Then I free.
January 29 2009, 04:12PM
The Towel Boy wrote:
@ Wanye Gretz: I picked Horc as my hero, and Moreau as my zero. I believe I said Moreau wouldn't make it outta training camp w/o a broken bone.
Oh towel boy .... no.
(in sad voice)
Who saw this coming?


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1. Preheat oven to 300 F. Line 2 rimmed baking sheets with parchment paper.
2. Following the golden rules of meringue making (click here), place egg whites in a bowl and whisk with an electric mixer on medium speed for 5 minutes, and then increase speed to high, beating until stiff peaks form (you can test this stage by turning the whisk upside down, and the peaks of the thick meringue should hold, pointing straight up, or just collapsing at the very tips).
3. Gradually, add sugar 1 tablespoon at a time, waiting 30 seconds in between additions.
4. Once all the sugar is added, whisk for 6 more minutes, until the meringue is glossy and stiff.
5. Scrape the sides of the bowl with a spatula and add the salt, and vinegar or lemon juice at once (and vanilla, if using), and whisk for 2 more minutes.
6. Place meringue on prepared sheets by using a spatula, piping bag or spoons, depending on the desired shape and size.
7. Lower down the oven temperature to 250 F and bake meringues for 1 to 1:30 hours (time will depend on size). Turn oven off, but let meringues cool completely inside the oven (this will help with the drying process), you could leave them in the turned off oven overnight.
8. Serve or use prepared meringues in a composed dessert.
Add citrus zest, spices or dry herbs at the same time as the vinegar.
Fold in ground nuts or chopped chocolate with a spatula right before shaping.
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The Gospel according to John 3:22-33
At that time, Jesus and his disciples went into the land of Judea; there He remained with them and baptized. John also was baptizing at Aenon near Salim, because there was much water there; and people came and were baptized. For John had not yet been put in prison.
Now a discussion arose between John's disciples and a Jew over purifying. And they came to John, and said to him, "Rabbi, he who was with you beyond the Jordan, to whom you bore witness, here he is, baptizing, and all are going to him." John answered, "No one can receive anything except what is given him from heaven. You yourselves bear me witness, that I said, I am not the Christ, but I have been sent before Him. He who has the bride is the bridegroom, who stands and hears him, rejoices greatly at the bridegroom's voice; therefore this joy of mine is now full. He must increase, but I must decrease.
"He who comes from above is above all; he who is of the earth belongs to the earth, and of the earth he speaks; He who comes from heaven is above all. He bears witness to what He has seen and heard, yet no one receives His testimony; he who receives His testimony sets his seal to this, that God is true."
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'Hot News': The Enduring Myth of Property in News
Shyamkrishna Balganesh
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Columbia Law Review, Vol. 111, p. 419, 2011
U of Penn Law School, Public Law Research Paper No. 11-06
The 'hot news' doctrine refers to a cause of action for the misappropriation of time-sensitive factual information that state laws today afford purveyors of news against free riding by a direct competitor. Entirely the offshoot of the Supreme Court's 1918 decision in International News Service v. Associated Press, the doctrine enables an information gatherer to prevent a competitor from free riding on its efforts at collecting and distributing timely information. While the doctrine lay dormant for decades, the last few years have seen a renewed interest in its utility, given the financial difficulties of the newspaper industry. News gatherers of different kinds have begun using the doctrine with increased frequency, in the belief that it creates and protects an ownership interest in news, a right that they might be able to leverage to create a licensing market for the use of news that they collect. This Article argues that this belief misapprehends the basis for the hot news doctrine. As a doctrine that originates in the synthesis of two different areas of the common law, unfair competition and unjust enrichment, hot news is concerned principally with solving a collective action problem in the market for news gathering. Recognizing that news gathering involves enormous expenditures on the part of newspapers, it attempts to preserve the incentives of individual competitors to enter into cooperative newsgathering and sharing arrangements that raise their individual and collective profitability, while simultaneously maintaining the common pool (i.e., public domain) nature of factual news. Thus, it attempts to maintain a competitive equilibrium among news gatherers through a gain-based liability framework and, in the process, emphasizes a very different distributive baseline from that inherent in the idea of property in news. Appreciating this difference and its significance is crucial to the doctrine's continuing survival and sheds light on its inherent unsuitability as a mechanism by which to "reinvent" or "save" newspaper journalism, as some claim it will.
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Keywords: quasi-property, newspaper, hot news, misappropriation, unjust enrichment
JEL Classification: K11
Date posted: January 27, 2011 ; Last revised: April 14, 2011
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It's actually not that difficult to get raked in the eyes if your opponent has his hands open, and is not really looking to land, but just to catch and counter, or, in Jake's case, catch and clinch. It's happened to me a fair number of times over the years. It's just one of those unfortunate things about using the open fingered gloves.
It also might look a lot worse and more intentional in slow motion. I think a lot of times Jake was trying to get some sort of clinch game going so he could try to get it to the mat. I think he was waving his hands at GSP's head in a vain and half-assed attempt to grab it.


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Did we just witness Naruto Upping his speed to Minato Class Speed..(MC), So now he's officially faster than Raikage?
I can see where this is going. We now know how he'll avoid Amaterasu. Next, he needs to figure out Kage Bunshin while in Rikudo mode, and shortly after that FTG technique. I hope Minato left something with the Toads about FTG for them to be able to teach it to Naruto.


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Program Background and Goals
Secure Our Schools (SOS) grants provide funding to state, local, or tribal governments to assist with the purchase and development of school safety resources based upon a comprehensive approach to preventing school violence that is individualized to the needs of the schools. This allows recipients the opportunity to establish and enhance a variety of school safety equipment and/or programs to encourage the continuation and enhancement of school safety efforts meant to prevent school violence within their communities.
Funding under this program may be requested for such things as:
For FY '10 SOS applications, applicants must have conducted a school safety assessment for the targeted schools within the last three years or included a plan to conduct a school safety assessment for the targeted schools during the two-year grant period if awarded. These assessments enabled applicants to request budget items that are specifically linked to the resolution of school safety problems identified.
A total of $16,000,000 was available under the FY 2010 SOS program. SOS applicants could apply for funding up to $500,000 or 50% of the total project cost. A 50% cash match was required.
All local, state, and tribal law enforcement agencies that have primary law enforcement authority within a partner primary or secondary school were eligible to apply. On May 19, 2010, the COPS Office blast emailed a pre-invitation notification to eligible law enforcement and government agencies listed in our database. This pre-invitation notification directed agencies to the COPS website where they could find out more information about the upcoming application for the Secure Our Schools program. Program information was also posted on the grants.gov website. The program solicitation opened on June 2, 2010 and closed July 2, 2010. A total of 398 agencies successfully submitted an online application before the deadline.
Applicants were required to submit a complete application, to include a Project Narrative, a Budget Narrative, and a School Safety Assessment/Assurance. In addition, applicants had to propose community policing objectives which were linked to their project proposal. Upon receipt, each application was reviewed to ensure it was eligible and included all required documents. Applications were removed from consideration for either of the following reasons:
Eligible and complete applications were then thoroughly reviewed by two independent reviewers between July and September, 2010. Additional preference was provided to those applicants that were previously unfunded under SOS, submitted a detailed Memorandum of Understanding (based upon guidance included in the application guide), and/or applied by the priority consideration deadline. Following the review of applications, COPS was able to fund a total of 167 agencies from 41 states/territories in the amount of $15,997,382.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On the eve of the NFL draft, the Kansas City Chiefs are negotiating with the Miami Dolphins to potentially trade franchise-tagged left tackle Branden Albert while also taking calls from teams inquiring about dealing for the No. 1 overall pick.
"I got a few calls this morning and this afternoon," Chiefs general manager John Dorsey told USA TODAY Sports on Wednesday evening.
Before Dorsey could even finish that sentence, his iPhone started to buzz.
"And as you can see, here come some more," Dorsey said. "You have to explore every option, and that's what we're going to do."
Dorsey and Kansas City head coach Andy Reid have settled on four players they are considering for the top pick, two each on offense and defense. But they're also mulling a move back should they receive an attractive enough trade offer.
Dorsey said the team narrowed its list to four players more than a week ago. If he and Reid have a favorite among them, they aren't saying — not until their card is turned in Thursday evening.
Even the players they might be targeting seem to be in the dark.
"The anticipation is kind of killing me," Central Michigan left tackle Eric Fisher said Wednesday at a pre-draft event in New York. "As far as (the Chiefs) saying anything, no.
"It's different. Last year, I'm pretty sure Andrew Luck and RGIII knew where they were going like a week before. ... I'm going into this blind like everybody else."
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Dorsey and Reid, hired in January to rebuild the Chiefs (2-14 in 2012), spent several hours in the draft room Wednesday morning staring at the team's board, poring over various first-round scenarios.
"Each draft is different. This draft right here happens to have offensive linemen, defensive linemen, linebackers, corners," Dorsey said. "It's not sexy, but ... it has its strengths and weaknesses, and you act accordingly."
Dorsey also spoke with the Dolphins on Wednesday morning, and he told USA TODAY Sports that talks were expected to continue into the evening about compensation that would potentially send Albert to Miami, which lost left tackle Jake Long to the St. Louis Rams in free agency. The Chiefs gave Albert and his agent permission to talk to the Dolphins last week.
"I wouldn't be doing my due diligence if I didn't see what other teams had to offer us," Dorsey said.
Dorsey and Reid say Albert's situation — and whether he remains a Chief by Thursday or not — would not impact the team's plan at No. 1. Albert will resist a move to right tackle to accommodate a rookie left tackle, even though Fisher and Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel appear to be prime candidates for the No. 1 selection.
"You play the five best guys, that's what you do," Reid said of his offensive line. "It doesn't matter where they play."
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Cool Roofs
People who live in tropical climates usually wear light-colored or white clothing to help keep themselves cool. They know that light colors reflect heat and sunlight; whereas dark colors absorb heat and light. Building are similar to people. If you have dark colored-roof, your building will be hotter than if it had a light-colored roof.
Cool Roofs are roofs consisting of materials that very effectively reflect the sun's energy from the roof surface. Cool materials for low-slope roofs are mainly bright white in color, although non-white colors are starting to become available for sloped roof applications. Cool Roofs must also have high emissivity, allowing them to emit infrared energy. Unfortunately bare metals and metallic coatings tend to have low emissivity and are not considered cool materials.
Cool Roofs can reduce the roof surface temperature by many degrees Fahrenheit, thereby reducing the heat transferred into the building below. This helps to reduce energy costs (by keeping attics and ducts cooler), improve occupant comfort, cut maintenance costs, increase the life cycle of the roof, and reduce urban heat islands along with associated smog.
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- Save on annual electricity bills by reducing summer air conditioning costs.
- Save peak electricity demand costs if you have time-of-use metering.
- Reduce roof maintenance and replacement expenses by extending roof life.
- Increase indoor comfort in summer by reduction of infrared conversion from visible light.
- Reduce the "heat island effect" in cities and suburbs.
- Reduce air pollution and smog formation.
- Reduce roofing waste added to landfills.
- Help builders and building managers meet California's Title 24 Energy Efficiency Building Standards


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By Brendan Conway
Herbalife (HLF), under public attack from hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman, plans to fire back. But not until next month.
The health-products company said in a press release this morning that its analyst day on Jan. 7 will feature a response "in detail to the distorted, outdated and inaccurate information" presented by Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management this week. Ackman accused the company of being a pyramid scheme, saying he has taken out a massive short position on the stock. Herbalife will probably have to dive deep into a discussion of its distributor incentive plans if it wants to assuage nervous investors.
And nervous they are. Shareholders clearly wanted something more on Friday than this promise. The stock has fallen to session lows midday and is down by nearly seven dollars this afternoon, or 20%, to $26.96, a two-and-a-half-year low. The stock's now down 48% on the year; its one-week loss stands at 39%.
Read here for our liveblog coverage of Ackman's Thursday presentation; here for the analyst reaction; also here for a look at who's short selling Herbalife.
Meanwhile, earlier this morning, Argus Research's John Staszak, still a fan of the company, threw in the towel on the stock, downgrading to "hold" from "buy."


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
During the recent Clawson Town meeting, Mayor Carey Bloomer and councilmen Jerry Hatch and Larry Cook discussed the possibility of the town having its own fire department. Hatch reported that he had spoke with Randy Nielson of the Ferron fire department. Nielson informed him that the town would have to name a fire chief. For a town the size of Clawson, six volunteers would be needed for the fire crew. It is estimated that during an emergency, only one half of the fireman are on duty.
Hatch suggested that the council put together a list of names of people to contact about filling these volunteer positions. Mayor Bloomer will post a notice in the post office notifying the residents that these positions will need to be filled. The council agreed that when a list of people who would be willing to volunteer had been compiled, they will select a fire chief.
Hatch also stated that grants are available for application that would build a fire station. Mayor Bloomer informed the council that the town would require total funding from grants. Hatch has spoken to Sheriff Lamar Guymon and he feels it would be quite possible for Clawson to have its own fire department.
Cook reported to the council concerning the special service district meeting he attended. All the projects on the calendar for the year have been completed in the county. He said the Ferron sewer lagoon project is continuing, but the chip-seal projects, the water relocation project, the streets and water projects are all complete as to the work that had been scheduled.
Cook then informed the council that the Castle Valley Special Service District budget for 2004 is showing a shortfall and the district is considering raising their rates or drastically cutting their costs. They are looking at the possibility that they will not be able to purchase some much needed equipment. The district is currently studying three different options for overcoming the shortfall. Their decision will come later in the spring and whatever option is decided upon will go into effect in July 2004.
Cook requested that the council finish the cross connection agreement and send it to the special service district.
Mayor Bloomer informed the councilmen that she had spoken to UDOT and requested another exit for the town from SR-10. UDOT will come and review the roads and intersections that connect to the highway. The council discussed the need for turn lanes and where they are needed. Cook also mentioned that better shoulders for the roadway are needed. There is also a need to consider the Rock Canyon approaches with the anticipation of heavier truck traffic.
Also, a proposal has been made to allow the use of gray water for outdoor irrigation.
The Division of Water Quality is seeking comments on the plan.


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