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Gregor's oil drops
Jason Gregor
November 17 2009 02:51PM
The Oilers had an off-ice workout today, and will be back on the ice tomorrow when they take on the Colorado Avalanche.
We won't know until tomorrow which players will be available to Pat Quinn.
- Sam Gagner is day-to-day with an undisclosed injury. Quinn said Gagner wasn't hurt from blocking a shot, but that he hurt himself twisting off a hit.
- Robert Nilsson didn't play last night because he is still suffering from concussion-like symptoms. Quinn mentioned after the game last night, that if Nilsson was healthy he would have played and Dean Arsene wouldn't have.
- J.F Jacques will take the morning skate tomorrow and is eyeing a return Saturday v. Chicago. If his back holds up during practice this week he will be back on when the Hawks come to town.
- Ryan Stone is still feeling soreness in his knee and is at least another week away according to Quinn. Quinn admitted this team misses both Stone and Jacques and he is hoping they return quickly.
- No update on the status of Fernando Pisani. They are still observing his condition, but he is out indefinitely.
- Denis Grebeshkov is out for the home stand and no possible return date was mentioned.
First game
Dean Arsene walked up for his first NHL scrum and was a bit sheepish stepping in front of all the microphones, but he was very well-spoken and it is refreshing to see a player that happy to be in the NHL.
"I felt like I was watching a movie of myself. It didn't feel real, and it was pretty anxious times sitting in the locker room before we went out there. It was awesome, better than I thought it would be. You don't want to leave,this is heaven to be quite honest with you. You just have to keep in your mind that this is one day at a time, and all I can do is work hard and hope to stay here another day."
When Quinn was asked about how Arsene was a feel-good story, he didn't hold back in mentioning on numerous occasions that many young players come in with a sense of entitlement because of where they were drafted, and that maybe they aren't ready to contribute when they get here. He has mentioned this on numerous occasions, and wonder who is talking about when he says those things?
Robert Nilsson, Andrew Cogliano and Sam Gagner would possibly fit in that category.
Too much off Khabibulin
At the start of the year, Quinn mentioned there is a risk that a coach starts to play his goalie more than he should, and that he'd have to fight off that temptation and ensure that Jeff Deslauriers got his 20-25 games. Right now Deslauriers is on pace to play only 12 games, and more concerning is that Nikolai Khabibulin is on pace to play 70, which is too much.
"My plan at the start of the trip was to play Jeff in two games with Columbus being the second game, but I elected to go back with Khabby. It is a little bit at the cost of both of them right now. We do have to pay strict attention to this, because I don't want to wear out Khabby because he is too valuable to us. At the same time, I know in the long range plan that young goalies have to play. We have to be mindful that we are getting him enough action so he is still developing," said Quinn.
Look for JDD to play once on this home stand, and once if not twice on the six-game road trip.
November 17 2009, 03:03PM
Haven't been to concerned yet about the games played by the goalies, but like last year what is going to happen down the stretch when we need our best goaltending are we going to play Bulin 15 games straight? I wonder if Quinn is just playing Bulin to compensate for all the injuries up front for now and then once we get healthy he gives JDD more starts?
November 17 2009, 03:06PM
gregor wrote
"When Quinn was asked about how Arsene was a feel-good story, he didn't hold back in mentioning on numerous occasions that many young players come in with a sense of entitlement because of where they were drafted, and that maybe they aren't ready to contribute when they get here. He has mentioned this on numerous occasions, and wonder who is talking about when he says those things?"
LOL...sadly on some nights he could be talking about quite a few of the trustworthy steeds
November 17 2009, 03:08PM
Thanks for the update Gregor, I thought the Oilers played well enough on this last roadtrip to secure 2 or 3 more points, in Ottawa, Atlanta and Columbus they played well enough to win, they just need to start scoring more 5 on 5. The PP has been good, Souray back helps that, and the PK is slowly starting to come. Jacque and Stone are the 2 guys they need back desperately, there physical play has been missed, once they're back I think you will start to see the team that started 6-2-1 on the year. Penner will keep it up, and Khabibulin will stay strong, although Deslaurier should see more action.
While we didn't end up with the wild production predicted here yesterday and a bit more of a goal tending clinic, that was some pretty exciting hockey last night.
There were a few times that it degenerated into turnover hockey, where nobody seemed to have the confidence to hold on to the hot potato for long enough to make a play.
November 17 2009, 03:34PM
Sigh, my 7-3 prediction was a bit off the mark. But yes, very exciting hockey. The last 5 minutes of the game and the OT were awesome!
Great article as usual Jason. But we seem to be missing the "Ice Girl of the week" section. Please tell us this segment hasn't been dropped.
Glad to hear that JFJ is close. And I can't believe I'm saying that either; in years past, JFJ was the definition of 'disposable'. I hope he doesn't become that way again.
Not so glad to hear that the decision to play Arsene was out of necessity. I thought Quinn was smart to sit Nilsson and bring in someone who would play like every shift could be his last. Now that Quinn says he had no choice, maybe I don't think Quinn is so smart anymore.
Ice Girls EVERY DAY???
Hmmm..Anybody have a problem with that?
Although I guess this place would turn into a sports version of the Edmonton Sun. Then we'd probably see Terry Jones posting instead of Robin Brownlee...
*rubs chin in thought*
Right then. On about your business. Nothing to see here.


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April 13 2013 03:23PM
It's that time again Calgary. You managed to get ahead of the Mighty Oil by a measly two goals last Battle of Alberta. Fortunately the good guys dug deep and managed to pump eight straight past your goaltending duo. Eight. Straight. Goals.
Let the soundtrack be the sequel to Gangham Style which dropped today. We have a few things to say.
Perhaps someone can explain why the Flames have won two of your last three games since selling off everything of value in the Saddledome including the scoreboard. Do the remaining "NHL calibre players" not understand what needs to happen from here on out? You need to l-o-s-e. Every game. Not squeak out shootout victories in Phoenix and celebrate like you are a few good powerplays away from being back on top.
You're so bad down in Calgary that you are bad at being bad. Let that sink in. Up here we are great at being bad. Hell the Oilers are the Lebron Jameseses of being bad - we understand exactly what it takes. A burning desire to see your squad crater into the league basement at 800 km/h, the ability to mail it in on any given night. You have to want it for heaven's sakes.
Fortunately the Oil will show you how to spectacularly implode as they look to pump another 8 past you tonight. Think of it as helping kick off your 6 year rebuild.
Speaking of people who are doing it wrong the residents of the venerable Wanye Manor here in Edmonton have elected to scalp tickets for tonight and take Edmonton's newest permanent resident - former Morningside Panther Sam Brown - to his first Oilers game.
This guy is one hell of an Oiler fan already mind you - he knows the team from tip to toe and has been streaming games from Australia all year. He knows that Tambo is an indecisive wreck riddled with crippling second guessing and is more interested in solving the Caramilk Mystery than he is figuring out how to take the Oilers to the next level.
But we still have blind faith in the Oilers up here. Yes they may have cooled off after being red hot and yes it's not looking good for the Mighty Oil to streak into the post season. But you gotta keep the faith that selling most of the furniture in the Manor and going to a Saturday Night Battle of Alberta will result in victorious mayhem.
You think the Oil are going to let down Sam Brown at his first Oilers game?
Please. Chalk this up as a win right now.
According to the Oilers official twitter feed there will be no changes in the Oilers lineup from last game
Khabibulin gets the start in net.
The Flames lineup is hard to determine tonight. Their official site has no mention of how things are shaping up, nor does their twitter feed. The ever helpful folks over at Coppernblue have published the lineup below which is quite a different squadron than suggested in the Edmonton Sun today. It's almost as though the Flames themselves are running a smoke screen to mask how far the franchise has fallen.
Anyways, the "lines" are as follows:
Horak - Cammalleri - Baertschi
Glencross- Backlund - Stempniak
Hanowski - Reinhart - Jones
Jackman - Cervenka - McGrattan
Joey MacDonald gets the start tonight until he is inevitably pulled.
Note: Rumour has it that Glencross is out too with some sort of mystery illness - most likely being sick of being a Flame. If this happens chuck another crumb you have never heard of onto a line randomly.
Note 2: In addition to having one of the worst lineups in the NHL, the Flames have to be near the top for the hardest lineup to spell. Who the hell are any of these players? What the hell is a Ben Hanowski?
GAME DAY PREDICTION: Oilers win 5-2 on goals from Hall, Eberle (2), J. Schultz and Yakupov. Scoring for Calgary "who cares" and "some guy you quasi know"
OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: The Oilers remember that they might be on the outside looking in this year but the Flames are on the outside of the outside looking in. They shell them into oblivion.
NOT-SO-OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: After lumbering into his perch in the press box Flames GM Jay Feaster will scan the lineup for tonight's match. "Jeez the Flames don't look very good on paper do they?" After it's brought to his attention that it is in fact his job to fix the lineup he will dimly shrug his shoulders and say "nothing that can't keep till the summer am I right? Now where's that free popcorn I heard about up here?"
From across the press box Steve Tambellini smiles knowingly and gives him the thumbs up.
April 13 2013, 11:52PM
Another good reminder of how far away this team is from being competitive. To all those here who thought we were one or two Ott/Clowe types away from being competitive, you suck. A healthy, rested Oilers team just lost to an AHL team.
Horcoff,Gagner,Smyth,Hemsky,Whitney,yada yada yada.....all here just for the sake of a paycheque. Can't expect much from the kids when they have these turkeys backing them up.
NSOGDP: Feaster sits Glencross pending league approval on a trade.
When the press tells Feaster that the trade deadline has come and gone and that the league would not approve any trades made at this point he declares "John and I have done some research and feel very strongly that we would have a case before the league office".
GlenX out with a case of "little bitch-itis", Tanguay done with MCL sprain, and Ben Street called up.
GDP- 0-0 And goes to backup goalies as shooters in the SO, Dubnyk steamrolls Joey Mac and appears to kick the puck in , takes Toronto damn near as long to review it as it takes Feaster to find Veggies in the supermarket.
Neither team really wants this win. But the Oil prevail after it was ruled good goal. 1-0 Oil in SO.
The Flames have completely blown this thing up and yet have only 1 less win than the Oilers and have scored 4 more goals despite the Oil sporting all these amazing young players and being about 5 years into a rebuild.
April 13 2013, 03:56PM
The Flames have completely blown this thing up and yet have only 1 less win than the Oilers and have scored 4 more goals despite the Oil sporting all these amazing young players and being about 5 years into a rebuild.
This is the difference between Flames and Oiler fans...Flames fans think their team is close to good while Oiler fans know that the team is a mess and has some cornerstone pieces to build around. What is the Flames nucleus? These teams are headed in very different directions.
April 13 2013, 03:58PM
I know your trying to forget that 8-2 beating but it did actually happen.
@Quicksilver ballet
this could be the most confusing BOA ever - oilers fans hoping the flames win, and flames fans hoping for the oilers to win.
GDB: Hate Tabellini. Hate Khabibulin. But hate the Flames more. Oil 5, Flames 3
OGDP: Mike Brown finds a Flame-- any will do-- and logs another fighting major and gets a game misconduct by the end of the second.
NSOGDP: Khabibulin celebrates so hard after getting the victory that he's caught driving a Zamboni backwards down Wayne Gretzky Drive while two fisting a special drink that he likes to call "the Pink Flame"...
EDIT: "And win one for Sam Brown boys!"
Wow....just wow .... Who knew Joey Moss posted on GDB's
Going after Joey is classless... try someone else instead, and I'll even spot you a few names to start you off: Tambellini, Lowe, Katz, Krueger, random current player, random past player, random writer or random poster... use some imagination, and by the way, enjoy your "re-tooling".
LMAO! Do the OIlers and Flames play again, cause if this score holds, can't wait to read the GD!
Also, LOL at having all these first overalls, and all the other high firsts and then Justin Schultz to top it all off and losing to what amounts to a good AHL team at this point.
Justin Schultz is a disaster unless on the pp.
April 13 2013, 10:00PM
Just saw Hartley using a whiteboard to show a flame player what to do on the ice. Maybe we can get Krueger one, but would he know how to operate it?
April 13 2013, 11:57PM
I'd love to pile on but Schultz is young, in his first NHL season and playing tougher minutes than he should because the Oiler D is so thin. He'll get better.
Not to add salt to the wound, but the Flames (aka the Abbotsford Heat) played last night. Oof. Rough one for the Oilers.
April 13 2013, 03:46PM
Wayne, this is a masterpiece. Best use of the word quasi ever. I like 6-1. Nuge with a hatty.
April 13 2013, 04:12PM
I don't think the Flames are close at all. Read the part about where I said they have completely blown it up. The Oilers have some decent cornerstone pieces but after this long and this many high picks, you would think they would be a little further along. That's why I find it funny that Oiler fans rip Flame management for how brutal they are.
It gets tiring continually talking about how bad Oilers management is.
We like to change it up once in a while, and find it amazing that there may ACTUALLY be a worse management team in the NHL.
April 13 2013, 04:13PM
Just beat the Flames in regulation so they can get a crack at one of those great draft choices. Shouldn't be a problem since they played last night and have very few vets playing. This will give all your young stars a chance to pad their stats so you can forget that they have done nothing against the teams they are supposedly competing against for a playoff spot.
Now you're catching on.
If Bartschi pots 2 tonight, you will know exactly where we are coming from.
It gets tiring continually talking about how bad Oilers management is.
We like to change it up once in a while, and find it amazing that there may ACTUALLY be a worse management team in the NHL.
I hear you. I know I don't hear a lot of Oiler fans defending their management and I'm sure not confident in Feaster either.
We might want to switch the top two lines around to counter Glencross, we want Halls speed to nullify Glencrosses impact from the second line, the Flames have him there to create scoreing depth and he is to much physically for the Gagner line with Magnus coming off an injury.
We want dynamic control of everything especially matchups they create for tactical reasons, we want Halls speed scoreing against Glencrosses line, not MPSes physicality trying to defend against it, if we allow Curtis to go one on one with Magnus this year he will have an edge, next year he wont, now we want to use Halls speed to neutralise their gameplan. We want MPSes size and speed pressuring their 1st line where we gain an edge instead of lose one.
These lines are perfect from a dynamic managment standpoint now we just need to slot them into the right spots.
I sincerely hope Ralph doesnt wait more than 5 or 10 mins to switch it up if we dont have an advantage, a sawoff isnt good enough, we need an advantage and we need to be willing and able to adjust to create it as many times as we can in 60 mins.
The way the Flames are structured now is fragile and it only takes one or two small adjustments like this to shut them down and collapse their system, but if we let them dictate dynamics they might get an early lead and take the two points. We can be sure they will try to get a fast start off of mis-matches early and will be looking to Curtis as a leader, so lets feed him a solid dose of Taylor Halls BadMedicine demon-like speed.
7-2 Oilers. Blood will be shed. No one should be caught looking at their passes tonight or stretching to far or they might lose their head. Gagner and Yakupov are ready to light it up, and Magnus is feeling better finally. If Glencross goes against Hall look for Taylor to tear him up and score multiple goals, I predict if they matchup it forces calgary to move Glencross to the top line, and then ha ha ha we can move Taylor up as well to tear at him like a Maddog some more, I would just be a predator and target their strengths with ours and run them down like a wolf runs down its dinner. First Hamstring their ability to run away and then just keep biting. Hell Cammellari and Gagner would probably throw down and get it on tonight if we slotted Sams line in the number one spot,ha ha ha.
GlenX is not playing. If he did Taylee should be sheltered from his line.
Flames are fragile? Compared to the Oil???
7-2 Oilers..we will see.
Both Calgary and Edmonton need to try and attract actual NHL franchises.
It just doesn't seem right that the only hockey available in Alberta is AHL level.
April 13 2013, 07:36PM
FYI, all time record, Oilers vs Flames
106-115-19 (Tie)
Only years Oilers had a winning record against the Flames since 1980;
1982-1986 1988 1999 2001
8 years out of 32 years (not including this year)
Just sayin.
You guys should hang a banner for for that!
We would, but then we'd have to move all the Stanley Cup and division champ ones.
April 13 2013, 07:37PM
FYI, all time record, Oilers vs Flames
106-115-19 (Tie)
Only years Oilers had a winning record against the Flames since 1980;
1982-1986 1988 1999 2001
8 years out of 32 years (not including this year)
Just sayin.
5 to 1
Just sayin'
Umm..not that a cheesy goal is fair in this one but I thought the rule was "kicking motion", or have I had to many brews already?
Just so we are aware, cause Don Cherry is a massive tool:
Chicago is last in the league in "Hits", followed by Detroit, Calgary is THIRD last. I don't care if we don't hit if we got results like the two teams below us in hits.
Also, Colorado and Philly are 6th and 5th respectively in hits, so what do we learn here, hits apparently don't mean crap.
Justin Schultz is horrible
April 13 2013, 09:45PM
So far I hate to admit that the oil are being out hustled by the worst team in the NHL. The oil are gutless quitters and at least 15 of them have no place in this league. They are a complete embarrassment to the franchise, to their families and to the game of pro hockey. Other than that, the rebuild is right on schedule or so I am told.
GlenX is not playing. If he did Taylee should be sheltered from his line.
Flames are fragile? Compared to the Oil???
7-2 Oilers..we will see.
@ NewAgeSys
As per previous post...
"7-2 Oilers..we will see"
Guess they will have to try for 7-3?
Outshot, outworked, outplayed, anyone in blue and orange give a flying f^^k about the game. If it isnt bagskate day tomorrow than RK needs to go. Klowe and Tambi must be proud of their achievements over the last few years. Stand up and take a bow, oh and then RESIGN.
This is unreal.
If there is a Panic button somewhere in Edmonton now, now is the time to hit it. Does anyone in Edmonton even understand how half staffed the Flames are right now.
WOW - if they can not come back and win this game against the Flames, I will confidently predict this team will not see the playoffs for the next 3 years min. That will be 10 Straight years out of the playoffs.
They have a problem between the ears - Loseritis.
The Oilers rebuild is going to fail on an epic scale, only a matter of time now before the star young players start demanding trades. I actually feel sorry for Oiler fans at this point.
They just don't understand that this is the time of year when you have to bring your best hockey and if the best the Oiler's have can not even beat the AHL Flames with Joey Mac in net. Sarich as a top 4 D and oh, do I need to even go on.
Wow - they can't even get their gloating in licks in this year as the Flames tank for the draft…
That new arena is perfectly shaped like a golf club and is perfect for the new generation of Oilers...
This is so weird as a Flames fan, you actually kind of want the Oilers to win for your draft odds but on the other hand it is kind of fun to watch your young Flame C level prospects beat the A - list Oilers young stars.
So conflicted… Why can't the Oilers at least be good enough to beat the farm team of the Flames so we can get a good pick.
Perhaps this all part of Tamblowe's master losing plan to prevent the Flames from getting a top pick and therefore securing their supremacy in the BOA at some distant time point in the future, maybe the next decade?
Any Oiler fans still want to debate me about who is better TJ or Schultz? Schultz is a pp specialist who is a joke defensively. Brodie is a player.
I don't often agree with Don Cherry... But he was absolutely bang on as to why the Oilers cannot get it together.... The Oilers are the softest team in the league, even Vancouver pushes them around. Its ridiculous you thought you could make the playoffs this season after last years injuries withot ZERO increased size upfront!!!
Even as a Flames Fan I think Oilers fans deserve better then Steve Tambellini, who is absolutely petrified of moving a few young assets or picks in order to fill out your roster with some skilled size upfront. He is just letting Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson rott move him for a Ryan Clowe in the offseason. Any GM can just draft first overall, which is all he seems capable of doing.
ALSO WHY WAS RYAN JONES NOT IN THE LINEUP UNTIL TONIGHT??? He is the only remotely skilled energy guy you have.... Ralph Krueger has made some questionable decisions this year keeping guys out of the roster. They were asking way to much for Ryan Whitney!!! That can't help the dressing room keeping him around!!
the entire front office, including all levels of managment from lowe on down, the scouting staff and the coaching staff have all got to go. katz if these people were running your other businesses within a week you'd be broke. look if you want living hockey cards or a lap dog i'm sure lowe will do anything for enough money, just get the current managment team the hell away from this team. regardless of what horse s..t they're feeding you katz you can't argue with results, or in this case the lack of them, the truth doesn't lie, this rebuild is a disaster...
April 13 2013, 10:18PM
I would suggest that the oil are already p lanning tee-times but Edmonton's tracks are weeks away from opening. Of course none of them live here, they are all counting the seconds until they can be free of the unreasonable expectations of oil fans, jetting off to exotic locales to spend the thick cash they make courtesy us fans.
How ridiculous of us, expecting these young hockey heros to give an honest effort nightly. I was critical of using the 1st overall on a Russian, thinking that he would be soft, a dressing room problem with a questionable work ethic. I was wrong. He is the only oiler with nuts. Is it time to build around him and dump the rest of the passengers for whatever you can get?
April 13 2013, 10:35PM
Next episode of Oil Change will be titled "PANIK"
(That one was for you Dave)
"Oil-leak" how seven years of mismanagement has lead to an unbalanced, flawed, rebuild.
April 13 2013, 10:39PM
I love this battle of Alberta stuff on the Nation! It's like picking on your little brother; no one's allowed to pick on him but you. Don't get me wrong I hate the Flames as much as anyone who bleeds Blue and Orange but if a Canuck fan (like DSF) gets involved I just want to tell him to wait until Seattle has a team and get out of our fight. Then as soon as you talk about screwing Alberta out of our oil money we're both on the same team.
Shut up DSF! We both know we suck! Shut up!
*Note: DSF I still love you! *Hug*
Hopefully we can lose the rest so we can have a crack at Jonesor Drouin so the Flames can kick start the rebuild. Man, Justin Schultz is absolutely awful
Give the assist on that goal right to J. Schultz, LULZ!
I love this battle of Alberta stuff on the Nation! It's like picking on your little brother; no one's allowed to pick on him but you. Don't get me wrong I hate the Flames as much as anyone who bleeds Blue and Orange but if a Canuck fan (like DSF) gets involved I just want to tell him to wait until Seattle has a team and get out of our fight. Then as soon as you talk about screwing Alberta out of our oil money we're both on the same team.
Shut up DSF! We both know we suck! Shut up!
*Note: DSF I still love you! *Hug*
Justin Schultz is NOT an NHL defenseman.
K - on Wednesday I'm starting a "Good Bye Tambo" Chant.
April 13 2013, 10:59PM
Wow. 6 minutes for Cervenka. Hartley hates him.
FIRE TAMBO AND KRUEGER!!! We just lost to the worst team in the NHL!! just pathetic!!
Love it.. Suck it coilers !
They sure are buildin' something special up in Edmonton aren't they. Solid win for the Abbotsford Flames.
April 13 2013, 11:04PM
Petrell best Oiler,Jackman best Flame, CBC crew brutal Flame Homers, for next year season tickets Mastercard.
Oilers didn't give them much to talk about.
April 13 2013, 11:09PM
The Oilers got dominated by the Abbotsford Heat. I think they've got some serious issues.
I can't stop smiling haha.
April 13 2013, 11:11PM
Dare we say it.......are we ahead of the Edmonton rebuild.....ALREADY!!?
April 13 2013, 11:11PM
Wow. 6 minutes for Cervenka. Hartley hates him.
Cervenka is not an NHL player. The wind would knock him down. He plays scared.

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Tahiti and Tehau Remind Football of Friendship, Community
On Sunday at 5 pm on the United States of America's eastern seaboard, the group stage of the Confederations Cup will have come to a close.
While Spain are cranking out victory against Nigeria, Uruguay will look to secure their spot in the next round by thumping Tahiti. Just as fast as they came into relevance in the footballing world, they will be gone. The Polynesian minnows will bow out with their pride still in tact, having given Brazil and the rest of the world something to laugh and cry about.
Tahiti's nerves got the best of them against Nigeria. The majority of the African side's goals came from reckless defending and had the plankton been able to shore up their defending, they could have held their opposition to a respectable scoreline. Their errors against Spain were certainly less blatant, but they only mustered one shot on goal, which could easily have come all the way from their island nation.
They are the underdogs and they know it. Rarely will a team accept defeat before a match, or even before a tournament begins. However, those men who come from a place where the letter "B" and its corresponding sound is nonexistent, represent the 5 year olds on the pitches this Saturday and the 40 somethings on Sunday. With only one professional in the squad, this team are a bunch of amateurs, just like ourselves.
When the average footballer sets out to take on an opponent they are with their friends. Soccer dictates the social lives of many high schoolers and college players. It is something that can be discussed for days upon days, even with complete strangers. That is what occurs on sites like Football.com. The staff write articles, the readers digest them, and comment below. It is a conversation. It is why the readers keep coming back and the contributors type away.
Only a select few have had or will have the opportunity to play on a major stage against the likes of Torres, Villa, and Silva. The fact that Jonathan Tehau is one of those who has faced those beasts is something of which FIFA should be proud. Even though they did not score against the World and European Champions, they still put one away at the Confederations Cup. The goal came from a textbook set and it will always be remembered. It was a beautiful goal because it was scored by a member of a family. Some teams may say they are fully together, but few have actually used a term to show that it is true. After matches, the word "teammates" is used over and over again by players.
After Jonathan Tehau scored against Nigeria, his post game reaction was a bit different than the rest. It may sound less formal or less mature than the tailored response of professionals it stands out. "I just celebrated the goal with my friends," said Tehau. "With my friends." Tehau and is compatriots are in Brazil enjoying themselves and their football. They are truly a family. They are friends.
Tahiti are all of us.


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Yet another teenager with superpowers takes on baddies at the multiplex in ''I Am Number Four,'' Ed Helms tries on a leading role in ''Cedar Rapids'' and Liam Neeson is back to doing what he does best.
I Am Number Four | Unknown | Big Mommas | Cedar Rapids | The Chaperone
"I Am Number Four"
Director: D.J. Caruso.
Cast: Alex Pettyfer, Timothy Olyphant, Dianna Agron.
Rating: PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action, and for language.
Review: 'Four' makes most of lightweight material, 4 stars | Showtimes
Three are already dead and John Smith (the eponymous "Number Four") is up next. An extraordinary, not-quite-human teenager, Smith is on the run from ruthless enemies out to destroy him, which is all well and good until Smith goes to high school, falls in love and develops superpowers. That's when he decides to fight back (which is easier to do with telekinesis). Based on the popular young-adult science-fiction novel penned in part by the Oprah-shamed James Frey ("A Million Little Pieces").
Director: Jaume Collet-Serra.
Cast: Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger, January Jones.
Rating: PG-13 for some intense sequences of violence and action, and brief sexual content.
Review: 'Unknown' too ridiculous to enjoy, 2 stars | Showtimes
Liam Neeson does what he does best (when he's not playing a god or swinging a light saber): he kicks some butt. Dr. Martin Harris (Neeson) awakens from a coma to discover that his identity has been stolen, and embarks on a bullet-riddled quest to uncover the truth. After "Taken," you'd think bad guys would learn to stop making Liam Neeson angry.
"Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son"
Director: John Whitesell.
Cast: Martin Lawrence, Brandon T. Jackson, Jessica Lucas.
Rating: PG-13 for some sexual humor and brief violence.
Review: "Momma" a mother of a mess, 1.5 stars | Showtimes
How do you revive a puerile franchise left for dead in 2006? More fat suits. FBI agent Malcom Turner (Martin Lawrence) and his stepson go undercover at an all-girls performing arts school. Sure, you could hem and haw about this sequel being a symbol of the decline of civilization, but at least it's not a sequel for "White Chicks." Oh, wait, the Wayans brothers are reportedly working on that. Never mind.
"Cedar Rapids"
Director: Miguel Arteta.
Cast: Ed Helms, John C. Reilly, Anne Heche.
Rating: R for crude and sexual content, language and drug use.
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So anyone that has seen the new issue knows that I finally made it out to Arizona … and I fell in love. It's a little city chic and a little desert beauty, and seemingly has something to offer everyone. Every sight is picture worthy and I grew a fondness for cactus. Go figure. I love that this wedding was in Arizona and how photographer Elyse Hall was able to capture not only the details of the wedding, but also the surrounding environment. It's so romantic and so girly.
Things I love: the old photos of the grandparents and not only is that fur jacket beyond words, but it's vintage. Amazing!
Stephanie Morgan and Mark Lowe
Married in Peoria, Arizona on December 04, 2010
Stephanie Morgan and Mark Lowe, a pitcher for the Texas Rangers, were introduced — by who would come to be, the maid of honor and her husband (a groomsman) — at a beach barbecue in Seattle during the summer of 2009. Both members of Blackstone Country Club, they thought it would be a place that they could go to every day and be reminded of how beautiful their wedding was.
In honor of her late grandmother, Stephanie wore pearls and a fur stole that belonged to her and were passed down when she was only in grade school. "Remembering her on this special day was important," she says. As a couple, Stephanie and Mark paid tribute to all of the grandparents with a photo collage that they filled with old photographs. With Mark being a professional baseball player for the Texas Rangers, his nephew arranged for all of his teammates to sign the program.
Location, Cake and Caterer: Blackstone Country Club, Peoria, AZ; Floral Design: Blooming Elegance LLC, Glendale, AZ; DJ: Desert Music Entertainment, Gilbert, AZ: Lighting: Sound Lighting F/X, Inc., Mesa, AZ; Rentals: Cre8ive Event Rentals, Inc., Phoenix, AZ; Tuxedo: Mr. Formal, Phoenix, AZ: Hair Stylist: Gemini of Chicago Salon, Peoria, AZ; Wedding Gown: Marcella's La Boutique, Seattle, WA: Photography: Elyse Hall Photography, Mesa, AZ
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Sherrington: Even if Jerry was interested in Bill Cowher or Jon Gruden, here's why they wouldn't come to Cowboys
SportsDay columnist Kevin Sherrington answered reader questions during a live chat Wednesday. Here are some highlights:
Any chance Jerry changes his mind and brings in a real coach like Bill Cowher or Jon Gruden instead of the current novice who continues his on the job training at the expense of the team?
Kevin Sherrington: The question is, would Cowher or Gruden really come here? Cowher: no. Gruden: Probably not. Both are very strong-minded guys who have their pick of any job they want. They like broadcasting because it's easy, but both probably want to get back in it. They're not going to go somewhere where the GM hires and fires the assistants. Parcells did, but he was at the end of his career, and he negotiated some things with Jerry ahead of time. Jerry didn't like that arrangement much. Doubt he'd do it again.
Do you think our new 4-3 scheme will have an answer for RG3 and the other running QBs in the NFL this year?
Kevin Sherrington: The way Monte Kiffin designed it when he was at Nebraska was designed specifically to stop the option. Watching poor DeMarcus Ware trying to figure out what was going on, and with only one arm, was just pitiful. I'd expect he'll have a much easier time of it in the new system. But the beauty of the option is that it's a read play. Even the Redskins don't know what they're going to do with the ball ahead of time. It'll still be difficult, especially against a player as talented as RG3.
I would let Garrett walk and hire Mike Zimmer...And bring in an awesome O.C...What say you?
Kevin Sherrington: Zimmer's a tough guy who runs a pretty good defense, but I'm not sure that makes him a great head coach. Two different animals. I'm not hearing his name come up for a lot of other head coaching jobs, so that's probably not a recommendation, either.


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Exterior of Kenesseth Israel Synagogue in Minneapolis c.1900.
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Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson has issued a ban on all open fires and open burning in Centennial, unincorporated Arapahoe County and Cherry Creek State Park. Englewood followed suit with a ban covering the same activities.
Both bans, effective June 13, will remain in effect until further notice.
In a statement from the sheriff's office, Robinson says existing conditions "present an extreme danger for the possibility of wildfire and large wildland fires."
The bans cover open fires or open burning. Banned activities include: the use of fireworks; any outdoor fires, including but not limited to campfires, fires in permanent fire pits or fire grates within developed camp and picnic grounds or recreation sites, charcoal-fueled fires, warming fires, fires in outdoor wood-burning stoves, the prescribed burning of fence lines or agricultural land, burning on wildlands, and any trash or debris fires.
The county ban is enforced as an ordinance violation that, upon conviction, packs a $500 fine for the first offense, $750 for a second offense, and $1,000 for third and subsequent offenses.
The county ban is the result of discussions between the sheriff's office, area fire chiefs, the county commissioners and the City of Centennial.
For more information, contact the sheriff at 720-874-4165.
• Fires contained within liquid-fueled or gas stoves, fireplaces and wood-burning stoves/fireplaces within habitable buildings.
• Propane/LP/natural gas-fueled barbecue grills used for cooking or warming food, which do not produce or emit sparks or embers when used.
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From Manga Fox: http://www.mangafox.com/manga/knight_run/
Space Era Year 430. Mankind is at war with monsters of unknown origin. Throughout the front lines, mankind's forces are pushed back by the one-digit Type monsters, whose shields are impenetrable by conventional means. To deal with this, mankind creates the AB swords, which can cut through anything with ease. Only those with great potentials are able to wield these weapons. Instead of simply being called "Elite Units", they are given another name, one thats reflects their similarities with popular medieval figures. They are "Knights".
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This is one of the best webtoons I have ever read, it's quite strange that no one even posted this yet ;P (unless they did, then sorry... at least I didn't find it here). This is more likely a Shounen, even though body parts fly like leafs on wind and people are reaped apart like a toilet paper, there aren't any excessive scenes and the blood's amount is reduced. What to say more ? Do you like sword fighting, mechanical giant robots, space wars and monster hunting ? If yes, then this is for you.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Two Emery County elected officials spoke out about the Emery County Travel Rules and Regulations at the commission meeting on June 1.
The amended policy was approved on June 1 at the commission meeting. Commissioner Drew Sitterud said meetings with county elected officials and department heads were held and the travel rules and regulations were discussed.
Clerk Bruce Funk said that he feels the policy gives latitude to the elected officials as far as expenses for spouses are concerned. He said the policy needs definitive wording which defines the work area and what constitutes a paid meal in the work area. Funk said he feels there is abuse involved and there is nothing in the policy he can enforce and he has to send all claims through.
Dixie Swasey, county recorder said, "We are all honest, fair and reasonable people, but what is honest, fair and reasonable to one person is not for another. There has to be some definition. The way it is, its wide open for abuse."
Commissioner Ira Hatch made the motion to approve the amended Emery County travel rules and regulations. Commissioner Sitterud stepped down from the chair to second the motion. Commissioner Gary Kofford opposed the motion.
In the Emery County travel policy it states in Section III Reimbursement for Meals, no. 2, 'When appropriate to perform within the scope of county business, the traveler shall be reimbursed for expenses for meals and entertainment of others and for the meals and accommodations of spouses as approved by elected officials.'
Commissioner Kofford said, "As I interpret that policy, I feel like it should be very seldom that spouses should be included for meals at county expense.
"A situation might arise once in a while, while entertaining someone and their spouse, where your spouse would be included. I have no problem with the paying of legitimate employee expenses. But, spouse meals should not be included."
Even with the objections raised by the two elected officials and Commissioner Kofford's opposing vote, the amended travel policy was approved with the votes of Commissioners Hatch and Sitterud.
Objections to the policy of paying for spouses should be made known to the commission and they can readdress the policy in the future.


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JACKSON — Jackson police say three abortion protesters, including 15-year-old, have indicated they will press charges against a security guard they say sprayed them with pepper spray outside Mississippi's only abortion clinic.
Jackson police spokeswoman Colendula Green says the three protesters got into an argument with the guard Wednesday morning after he turned on a sprinkler system and got them wet outside the Jackson Women's Health Organization in north Jackson.
Green says the guard could face three counts of simple assault if the three press charges.
Green says the three were treated at Jackson hospital. She did not have their names.
Groups from both sides of the abortion issue have been demonstrating outside the clinic this week. Tuesday was the 40th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision.


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"If they're snuggling with somebody who gets aroused and wants more, what do they have in place to deal with that? Because that's going to happen, there's no doubt about it," Zilavy said.
"We have to be comfortable that it's a legitimate business," she said. "We don't want our police department responding there for sexual assaults all the time. We need to know they've thought through protocols in that situation."
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Study Finds Possible Link Between Dental X-Rays and Brain Tumors
A new study published in the official journal of the American Cancer Society — which is aptly titled Cancer — found that dental X-rays can significantly increase the likelihood of developing non-malignant brain tumors over the course of a lifetime.
1,433 patients with meningiomas — the most common type of brain tumor — were asked about their dental history; their responses were compared with those of a control group consisting of 1,350 tumor-free individuals.
Those with meningiomas were up to twice more likely to report having undergone bitewing X-rays on an annual basis.
Dr. Elizabeth Brooks Claus of Yale's School of Public Health, who led the study, said exposure to ionizing radiation during the X-rays was a major contributor to the increased risk of tumor development.
The American Dental Association recommends adults be X-rayed every two to three years; children, every one to two years. But Claus noted that "people get more dental X-rays more frequently than the American Dental Association says."
The American Cancer Society's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Otis Brawley, pointed out that relying on patients' memories for data can be tricky. The ADA also took issue with Claus's use of information recall. "Studies have shown that the ability to recall information is often imperfect," said the ADA in a statement. "Therefore, the results of studies that use this design can be unreliable."
But Brawley did acknowledge that some 1% of cancers reported in the US are caused by medical radiation. "It's a cautionary tale," said Dr. Donald O'Rourke of the University of Pennsylvania. "We do know that radiation can cause tumors, and we have to be judicious with its use."


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - A man convicted of killing his wife for insurance money in Johnson City has lost a bid for a new trial.
Criminal Court Judge Robert Cupp ruled Friday that it wasn't his place to overturn Dale Larkin's verdict. A jury convicted Larkin in February of killing his wife Terry in a bathtub in 2003.
Investigators ruled the case a murder in 2009 after a second autopsy. Larkin's attorney says he will appeal.


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Margaret Maitland, British Museum
Almost everyone has some idea of ancient Egypt: the name instantly conjures up an image of a land ruled by all-powerful pharaohs who built grand temples and pyramids, and were buried with magnificent treasures.
Like many others, I was first drawn to Egyptology as a child by the allure of the pharaohs' ancient splendour, but it was the compelling stories behind these kings and their relationship with their people that kept me captivated. In fact, the Egyptians themselves weren't always as dazzled by their rulers as we are today; stories that survive on papyri from ancient times tell of regretful kings rueing their failures, and others who are comically lascivious or cruel.
The forthcoming new British Museum touring exhibition Pharaoh: King of Egypt explores both the myths and realities of kingship in ancient Egypt. With 130 objects, from a larger than life-size royal tomb guardian statue, exquisite jewellery, and palace decorations, to defaced royal monuments and accounts of assassination and civil war, Pharaoh: King of Egypt is the largest ever UK loan of Egyptian objects from the British Museum.
The exhibition has been developed in partnership with Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums and will begin its tour at the Great North Museum: Hancock in Newcastle-upon-Tyne from 16 July – 25 September 2011, before travelling to Dorset County Museum, Leeds City Museum, Birmingham Museum, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, and Bristol Museum. The cooperative process that has produced this exhibition is part of the British Museum's Partnership UK programme, which works with numerous museums around the country to share objects, expertise, and community programming. Pharaoh is just one of many exhibitions that broaden access to the collection by bringing it directly to people across the UK.
I've been lucky enough to get to work with the stunning objects that are part of this exhibition. Currently, I'm in the process of updating our collections online database to share the enthralling stories behind these objects, including new photographs of many of them. To get a taste of what the exhibition will offer, have a look at the list and come back to visit again as I continue to update them.
Pharaoh: King of Egypt is on display at the Great North Museum: Hancock, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 16 July – 25 September 2011
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posted Dec 17 2012 7:02PM
Along with the chorus of voices expressing heartfelt thoughts and prayers for the children killed in the elementary school shooting in Connecticut and their grieving families, we are now hearing a chorus of voices proclaiming that we must end the violence with stricter gun control and a ban on violent video games.
Tragedies that defy logic and explanation cannot be solved with simple solutions. Would stricter gun control laws have prevented the tragedy in Connecticut? Would a ban on violent video games really reduce crime? The gunman obtained guns from his mother, who apparently purchased them legally, and even before any link has been determined, violent video games are being condemned as contributing to the tragedy.
Our ongoing series
The United States of Hysteria
continues as we now talk about the hysteria that follows any tragedy. There is a tendency to try to quickly and conveniently answer the questions about why something terrible happened, but that is more a human instinct than it is a useful exercise in preventing real problems.
As humans, we want answers because answers might lead to solutions which might prevent tragedies. Politicians fuel the flames of the rage about guns and violent video games and many will use a tragedy to position themselves with citizens. Group leaders with agendas also use tragic situations to promote their causes. The most immediate impact is on the politicians getting attention or the agenda being advanced, but that does not mean any problems have been solved.
I respect the 2nd Amendment, but no one needs an assault weapon. The U.S. ban on assault weapons, passed in 1994, was allowed to expire in 2004 and nothing has been done to pass another assault weapons ban. Columbine happened in 1999, 5 years after the assault weapons ban was passed. We would live in an ideal world if everyone obeyed the law, but those with the intent to break one law by committing a crime are not likely to respect another law that prevents them from getting a weapon to commit the crime.
And is it fair to blame violent video games? Wouldn't it be nice if the problem of real world violence could be prevented with a ban on certain video games? When you consider that millions and millions of teenagers that play the most violent video games on the market every day and if you accept the reality that those who are blamed for being influenced by those violent games account for a percentage of video game players that is so small that it doesn't even register on the radar, I think it's time to reassess the blame placed on violent video games in the aftermath of tragedy.
Furthermore, the current suggestion that teachers should be armed is another argument that is increasing the population of the United States of Hysteria. I have heard politicians talk about teachers and staff being armed with a gun in a lock box in the classroom. How quickly would a gun in a lock box be put into use at the moment tragedy strikes? Any armed teacher or staff member would have to be highly trained on when, where and how to use a firearm. Anything short of that would be certain to lead to more innocent deaths. And if arming teachers was not mandatory, then most teachers would never be armed, therefore that would not be a legitimate solution.
The main thing that has changed today is that adults have learned to blame something other than 'personal responsibility' for negative behavior. Years ago, generations were taught that they were accountable for their behavior regardless of what they had been exposed to. Do you think parents in the past would have blamed "The Three Stooges" for any violent acts committed by their kids? As more and more Americans become part of the United States of Hysteria, we can see a direct correlation with the loss of 'personal accountability' in our society.
It does not serve a useful purpose to become hysterical following a tragedy and to accept, as gospel, the instant rhetoric espoused by many leaders. This is a time to think less about the quick simple solutions that are offered and more about the overall causes of negative behavior in the real world.
If you have become part of the
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post the reason why you think he or her should be the next hokage?
post the reason why you think he or her should be the next hokage?
"Now you see me....now you don't."
Behold Konoha's Yellow Flash, Minato Namikase
Was it not said Kakashi Hatake would be Next if Tsunade went to back up Jiraiya and something happen to her? I mean so far Kakashi has not done much since the time skip and over use of the sharingan. Yamato has been the one in charge team 7 and in charge of Naruto training and the Kyubi.
tsunade n jiraiya favor kakashi so i think hes currently the best candidate
eventually of course, its gonna b naruto
Sigs and Ava by Ravona
Naruto is of course going to be Hokage and then Konohamaru.
Kakashi did say Naruto surpassed him but that only able to complete complex jutsu and maybe smarts. Naruto does not have Kakashi speed, strength, along with a bunch of jutsu. Naruto does not have much Jutsu nor had be beaten someone on his own. Even Tsunade said that Naruto has a long way to go before they make him Hokage
think if tsunade dies, then its gonna be kakashi........
but kakashi's gonna be like.......
kakashi- ahhh ! this is trouble some n borin.....they won't even let me read icha-icha series.....say what naruto, i ll take the post temporarily till u become capable to manage it
He will be able to read the icha icha series, but his assistant Shizune will only do twice as many double-takes than she had with Tsunade. Fun times will be had. It would be funny if Kakashi lied to Naruto, just to get his confidence up, mental preparedness is half the battle. Hell I'd be unstoppable if I knew i was stronger than Kakashi lol. Anyways, Kakashi for Hokage, probably beats out Shizune in the polls. He has the experience and is already known across the land, so he has great presence as Hokage.
Ten Ten
Seriously though, I think Kakashi is the only choice. The only other choice would have been Asuma and he's dead so that leaves Kakashi.
Mmm... Kakashi.... he's kinda the only choice right now
But there is always the unknown super strong ninja who is waiting to take the post. Kishimoto has done this before with Tsunade
Naruto.... In my case... the gateway for the manga universe.


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Skip to comments."I'm In" (Hillary announces for president)
Posted on 01/20/2007 6:40:14 AM PST by tlb
I'm in. And I'm in to win.
Today I am announcing that I will form an exploratory committee to run for president.
And I want you to join me not just for the campaign but for a conversation about the future of our country -- about the bold but practical changes we need to overcome six years of Bush administration failures.
(Excerpt) Read more at hillaryclinton.com ...
One time too many.
"I'm In" (Hillary announces to girlfriend)
We also thought she'd self-destruct in her NY Senate campaigns.
I don't underestimate this woman. She's a very real threat.
It all depends on the meaning of "in".
Yes,Mrs C...anyone who's been paying attention knows that you don't take setbacks graciously.God knows that Paula Jones,Jenneifer Flowers,Jim MacDougal and Webb Hubbell understand.
"Mrs. Clinton, what do you have to say about the claims of Juanita Broaddrick?"
"Mrs. Clinton, what did you know about the Jones case and the Lewinsky case, and when did you know it?"
I'm just thinking of signs to hold up whenever/wherever she appears, featuring the questions the MSM will never ask.
Onion other hand... if Hussein Obama is the MSM's golden boy, maybe they ruin Hillary to get him. Wouldn't that suck?
Wonder how many times I can get banned from her website?
I am in a state of shock. Who would have ever thought that Hillary had Presidential ambitions?
Time to take the hoofs off.....???...well, order the popcorn and take a seat, if ya think politics was nasty in the past, you ain't seen nuttin yet.
I truly believe that she'll be easier to "Whitewater" than Kerry was to "Swiftboat".
Of Gee ... Yet ANOTHER talking tour
She won't get anything but softballs to hit
God help us.. because if she wins then the anti-Christ gets back in the WH.
The MSM will cover for her at every turn.
Just name the time and place, Hillary. I'll be there with bells on.
"It's Hillary Season!" (Heh, heh, heh, heh, heh)
But .. she is also a YouTube moment away from putting her fat foot in her fat mouth
We'll see she has plenty of foes, people just hate her, she doesn't see it.
Bet the Red Chinese Army is proud !
"..about the bold but practical changes we need to overcome six years of Bush administration failures."
We haven't overcome the failures of 8 years of the Clinton administration.. in fact President Bush is fighting the vermin that your husband decided not to.
Don't you know that's "ancient" history and nothing ever became of the $50 million dollar investigation?--What MSM will say about anything, concerning Hillary, that took place before 2001. You see, some charges are more ancient than others.
She could have waited until Bama Jelly crashed and saved herself 6-8 months of negative publicity. This is going to be fun!
Don't forget Vince.
I wonder if anyone will grill her over her lies, saying she wanted to serve the people of NY, the way they all grilled the Dolphins coach about not taking the job at Alabama?
GRRREAT News! Run Hillary Run! WOOOHOOO!
| That's a great NEW LOOK
Hillary got for herself!
I might vote for her . . .
But --but--- but---- I thought she just wanted to be the best Senator NY ever had??!!
And Ron Brown
YouTube isn't the only way to get a video out on the web.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
I'm not convinced that he *fully* understood because the depths to which she would go to obtain and retain power had been only partially revealed by the day of his death.
I think Webb,more than anyone else,understood fully...as evidenced by his comment,while sitting in a Federal prison,that he would have to "roll over one more time" for The Former Twelfth Lady.
President or dominatrix? Somehow I think that term would be the most descriptive of her single term in office.
If you read the whole article, it's classic Hillary. She's off an another 'listening tour' only this one will be on-line. She will "answer questions" from webcast participants. I'm sure the questions will be heavily filtered and designed to elict stock answers.
Yep :0)
Six six six
The number of the Beast!
Six six six
The one for you and me!
Woe to you, o earth and sea
For the Devil sends the Beast with wrath
Because he knows the time is short
Let him who hath understanding the number of the Beast
For it it a human number
It's number is six hundred and sixty six.
Serious, she becomes president, I go to Israel. I may be to old for IDF service, but the IDF would be interested in some of the technical specialties.
Someone should do a spoof of Heraldo's, "I'm going in!"...
Ohio. Ohio's new Secretary of State is a 'Rat, so expect to see the usual dem voting hijinks. That will be worth a percent or two. Now look at the weak crowd of likely Republican candidates compared to the fire the pro-Hillary voters will have. If Hillary is nominated, we'll probably have to rely on strong anti-Hillary feelings rather than pro-(fill in the blank) Republican feeling.
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Notice of Contract Bids
Castle Dale City is accepting bids for a contract to water the
community flower pots. This contract will be for the summer season.
Applicants must be at least 16 years of age and have a current drivers
license. The flowers will need to be watered once per day every day
beginning the middle of May. Those interested in submitting a contract
bid may do so by submitting it at the Castle Dale City Hall, 65 East
100 North, Castle Dale. Deadline for submitting bids will be April 5,
Castle Dale City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Mayor Neal L. Peacock, Mayor
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U-Haul U-Box Customer Care Representative in AURORA, Colorado
U-Box Customer Care Representative
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U-HAUL® is looking for friendly, energetic, and motivated individuals that enjoy interacting with customers and take pride and comfort in a job well done. U-Box CCR's are responsible for pick up, transportation, and drop off of our U-Box containers and to ensure that our valued customers needs and expectations are met by providing them with friendly and courteous service.Duties and responsibilities of a U-Box Customer Care Representative include:• Operate a flat-bed truck• Operate an 8000 pound propane forklift or a truck mounted forklift• Load and unload storage containers onto truck bed for delivery to storage facility• Transport cargo to and from specified destinations• Ensure timely delivery; provide customer assistance to include the sale of support items• Use a truck mounted forklift to remove containers from vehicle, and position in the designated storage location• Use on-line computerized dispatch and rental systems• Prepare, receive, and provide appropriate documentation for the delivery or pick up of goods• Verify that the container, and any other equipment rented, is returned in the same condition as when rented• Ensure warehouse storage facility is clean, dry, and secure at all times• Perform "Customer Ready" inspections of U-Box containers prior to dispatch
A Class B Commercial Driver License (CDL) or above is required, however, we are willing to train candidates in order to achieve an applicable CDL for employment. Candidates must possess a clean driving record, be able to pass a criminal background investigation, and meet all Department of Transportation (DOT) and U-Haul physical examination requirements.U-Haul drivers that operate service vehicles and/or rental trucks with a GVWR of 10,001 lbs. or more or a combination of vehicles (truck and trailer) with a GCWR of 10,001 lbs. or more are required to have a driver qualification file. A medical certificate from a federally registered medical examiner must be obtained to be a U-Haul CMV driver.
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Impo Rezi Wedge Sandal
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December 31, 2014
Comfortable and dressy
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August 29, 2014
Love this shoe
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August 18, 2014
Love Impo Stretch!
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July 31, 2014
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Rex Olson - Vice President of Media Production
Rex Olson oversees the planning and production of marketing video content, trade show presentations and corporate webcasts. His previous position was Vice President of Content Development. Prior to joining NewTek, Rex was owner of Desktop Images a producer and publisher of video training products for digital video production and 3D animation software. Rex was also owner of RAVE Video Production Facilities, a full service video production facility based in Burbank, California. Rex began his professional career in marketing support at Warner Bros Records later moving into live multi-track mobile recording at Tim Pinch Recording and Walley Heider Recording both as audio engineer and remote department manager.


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Take the world by surprise in the Dollhouse Blitz peep toe pump! This platform Mary Jane will elevate your height and style in a fabulous way.
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January 16, 2013
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Pretty in Pink!
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November 13, 2012
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Use Italian-style bread crumbs for a different flavor. You could also use pizza or spaghetti sauce for the ketchup.
Center-cut bacon has had the fatty ends cut off. You can use slices of regular bacon--just trim about 3/4 inch off of each end. The half-strips should just cover the surface of each beef square.


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Frontier Communications Corp. reported adjusted first-quarter net income of $48.4 million, or a nickel a share, roughly flat with a year ago, but below Street expectations.
Adjusted net income attributable to common shareholders excludes acquisition and integration costs, along with other items
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected the company to post earnings per share of 7 cents and revenues of $1.17 million.
Revenues for the quarter declined by 4.3 percent to $1.15 billion, compared with $1.21 billion a year ago, the company reported after the market closed Tuesday.
Net income attributable to common shareholders totaled $39.3 million, or 4 cents a share, compared with $48.1 million, or 5 cents a share, in the first quarter 2013.
Shares of Frontier stock (NasdaqGS: FTR) were trading at $5.86 Wednesday midday, down nearly 2 percent from Tuesday's close of $5.96.
The telecommunications company employs roughly 1,400 in the Rochester area.
"We are extremely pleased to report that the strong momentum we experienced in all four quarters of 2013 continued in the first quarter of 2014," said Maggie Wilderotter, chairman and CEO in a statement.
At the close of the quarter the company had nearly 2.8 million residential customers and 266,400 business customers. Total residential revenue was $496 million for the first quarter, a decrease from the first quarter of 2013 at $514.7 million.
The company posted operating income of $226 million, compared with $257 million a year ago.
The company had $10.6 million in acquisition and integration costs for the first quarter. Its deal for AT&T Inc.'s Connecticut wireline operations for roughly $2 billion is expected to bring Frontier some 415,000 data, 900,000 voice and 180,000 video residential connections.
"We have been making headway in laying the groundwork for integration of the AT&T Connecticut properties we are acquiring," said Daniel McCarthy, Frontier's president and chief operating officer in a statement. "We believe the acquisition will still close in the fourth quarter of 2014."
Total business revenue was down 3.4 percent at $524.9 million, compared with $548.3 million during the first quarter 2013. The company added 37,200 broadband customers in the first quarter as well as 5,000 net video customers.
Higher payroll taxes contributed to an increase in operating expenses, which totaled $528.9 million compared to $541.5 million in 2013's first quarter.
As of March 31 the company had $954 million in cash and cash equivalents.
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Frontier shares dip after first-quarter results
Frontier Communications Corp. reported adjusted first-quarter net income of $48.4 million, or a nickel a share, roughly flat with a year ago, but below Street expectations.
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Poland downs Canada in World League volleyball
The Canadians, who returned to the World League this spring for the first time in five years, drop to 2-9 in tournament play while the Poles, ranked fourth in the world, are 9-2.
Gavin Schmitt of
The third set was very similar to the previous two. There black-dressed Canadians gave nothing free to the Polish team. At 23-23
Canadian team roster for Group B fourth round in World League men's volleyball June 15-17 in
Players: Dan Lewis,
Head coach: Glenn Hoag,
Assistant coach: Vincent Pichette, Gatineau, Que.
For more information: www.volleyball.ca and www.fivb.org