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Chapter 11
Athaliah destroys the royal family in Judah and reigns herself in Judah—Joash is preserved and crowned king when seven years old—Jehoiada the priest destroys the house of Baal.
1 And when
2 But Jehosheba, the daughter of king Joram, sister of Ahaziah, took Joash the son of Ahaziah, and stole him from among the king's sons which were slain; and they hid him, even him and his nurse, in the bedchamber from Athaliah, so that he was not slain.
3 And he was with her hid in the house of the Lord six years. And Athaliah did reign over the land.
4 ¶And the seventh year Jehoiada sent and fetched the rulers over hundreds, with the captains and the guard, and brought them to him into the house of the Lord, and made a
5 And he commanded them, saying, This is the thing that ye shall do; A third part of you that enter in on the
6 And a third part shall be at the
7 And two parts of all you that go forth on the sabbath, even they shall keep the watch of the house of the Lord about the king.
8 And ye shall compass the king round about, every man with his weapons in his hand: and he that cometh within the ranges, let him be slain: and be ye with the king as he goeth out and as he cometh in.
9 And the captains over the hundreds did according to all things that Jehoiada the priest commanded: and they took every man his men that were to come in on the sabbath, with them that should go out on the sabbath, and came to Jehoiada the priest.
10 And to the captains over hundreds did the priest give king David's spears and
11 And the guard stood, every man with his weapons in his hand, round about the king, from the right corner of the temple to the left corner of the temple, along by the altar and the temple.
12 And he brought forth the king's son, and put the crown upon him, and gave him the
13 ¶And when Athaliah heard the noise of the guard and of the people, she came to the people into the temple of the Lord.
14 And when she looked, behold, the king stood by a
15 But Jehoiada the priest commanded the captains of the hundreds, the officers of the host, and said unto them, Have her forth without the ranges: and him that followeth her kill with the sword. For the priest had said, Let her not be slain in the house of the Lord.
16 And they laid hands on her; and she went by the way by the which the
17 ¶And Jehoiada made a covenant between the Lord and the king and the people, that they should be the Lord's people; between the king also and the people.
18 And all the people of the land went into the house of Baal, and brake it down; his altars and his images brake they in pieces thoroughly, and slew Mattan the priest of Baal before the altars. And the priest appointed officers over the house of the Lord.
19 And he took the rulers over hundreds, and the captains, and the guard, and all the people of the land; and they brought down the king from the house of the Lord, and came by the way of the gate of the guard to the king's house. And he sat on the throne of the kings.
20 And all the people of the land rejoiced, and the city was in quiet: and they slew Athaliah with the sword beside the king's house.


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Skip to comments.Obama Speech - Will he mention gun control? Place your bets.
Posted on 04/18/2013 9:08:15 AM PDT by struggle
Place your bets folks, he's speaking generally now, but will he go on about gun control?
Don't know about guns but he has of course managed to make this about him. And Michelle. It's about them.
He probably will.
I wonder if he'll say "terrorists".
Most of the news from the Obamanation Administration centers around topics that are designed to be just another Obamanation Smokescreen to divert the attention away from Obama managing each new Constitutional Crisis into a Regulation that violates the Constitution.
Never let a Crisis go to waste, is the rule that guides Commie Obama.
Examples of these Obamanation distractions are most of the social issues that get attention by the Liberal Agenda Media.
Our sorry Congressional RINOs have been to stupid to learn this smoke and mirrors distraction game, and run from bargain to bargain or deal to deal, with nary a thought to use REGULAR ORDER, as designed by our Founding Fathers to protect us from Tyrants such as B. Hussein Obama.
As any card-carrying Obamanation Journalist will tell you:
- - - We must support Obama - - - TO FUNDAMENTALLY CHANGE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - - - into a totally Regulated Communist Obamanation of Debt and Doom.
$1,000 on YES he will. So far it's me,me,me,me,etc.
Will he mention Muslim Control?
Will he mention the Saudi national they're going to quietly smuggle out of the country?
That's a suckers bet!
OK, a challenge - the viewer has to drink a shot every time the word "I" or "shameful" or "NRA" is mentioned. There may not be enough stomach pumps in the country for that one.
The Kenyan-born sock-puppet will be given a new speech written by the puppet's handlers. Can't wait to hear what they put on his teleprompter.
He's just said "we will face justice"
I hope you do, Barry.
He gave a shout-out at the beginning "Hello Boston!" Then did a LONG list of his accomplishments and how he and the Old Battleaxe lived there, and said Boston is his home. He is twisted.
BO: Will will finish the race!
BO: To not get weary, to not faint
BO: We finish the race
I noticed the Shout Out too. Then he said "Boston you're my home" three times. what? he forgot to say "love that dirty water"!?
Oh my gosh....Bo's in Boston speaking at the Memorial....He's gushing with "love notes" and cheerleading....he's candidating just as he did from day one.....and they are cheering throughout the church...just as they've done when he runs for election.
He will say exactly what satan wants him to say.
He will do his best to make the event about himself.
Apparently he's found Jesus for today.
I watched the pep rally for a few seconds, and changed the channel...
He is now acting cocky when their singing... He has his mojo back after yesterday, apparently. That's all that matters.
he did good job, got much applause, and made a total a— of himself. Spent too much time talking about running again, to people filled with new amputees, and spent TOO much time talking his achievements while he lived in Boston .
I didn't listen close enough to discern specifics, since his campaign style speech really turned me off. He tried to rally the citizenry, as if Bostonians were unable to rise up and get over the tragedy. Obama is a dangerous demigod. Never let a crisis go to waste.
5:1 says he'll mention "common-sense gun control" at least 3 times. He'll also quote the bogus 90% figure as fact, and blame the pro-freedom groups like the NRA (which he'll name specifically) and call them fringe groups.
Is he on his way to Texas to pray for the dead and injured in West?..........didn't think so
OMG!!! Evacuate the bath houses, Barry MUST be undergoing his 7 year PON FARR!!!!!
Zippy doesn't do TX.
What he wants is to be GWB with a bull horn on top of that smoldering rubble. It will never happen because GWB spoke from his heart.
Amok time?
Did he mention the dead and injured?
Did he mention the dead and injured?
If I were him,I wouldn't either. Like walking into a hornets nest.
Not to mention he's just a chicken sh!t anyway, so there ya go.
And we Texans don't do Zippy. Tit for tat, and we like it like that.
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Around the League - Playoff Edition - wk 4
Jason Gregor
May 13 2010 09:28AM
I love the scrutiny, passion, analysis and most of all the emotion that we experience during the NHL playoffs. The hockey is awesome even though Albertans had to enjoy it all on TV, and now Canuck fans are feeling like Sami Salo in game five, but this postseason is still the most riveting I'm witnessed in years.
The Canadiens' run, which irks me because I hate the Habs, has been great and I've watched every one of their games. There is something about the underdog that makes sports great. Very few, except the diehard Habs fans, thought the Rouge and Bleu could win a series never mind take the defending champs to game seven, yet they did. And with each win their story becomes more intriguing.
Every game at the Bell Centre has had an electric atmosphere that you could feel through the TV screen. (They sold tickets for $7.50 last night and they sold out the Bell Centre, that's impressive). I might not like Habs fans, but I have the utmost respect for their fan's passion and that passion makes the games more exciting to watch. Of course the losers who had to cover up their face and loot the downtown core last night aren't real fans, and hopefully their actions won't damper an electric atmosphere.
Every Canadian city that has a team go deep in the playoffs generates the same type of passion we're witnessing in Montreal. In 2004, the Red Mile unified a city that hadn't seen the playoffs in seven years. In 2006, every Oiler fan under the age of 30 got to experience their first real playoff run, and it was invigorating.
In 2007, the normally subdued Senators fans came alive while watching their team finally live up to their talent. The past two years in Vancouver the fans have become more vocal and the Green Guys became a unique part of the in-game experience. I applaud the original Green Guys for coming up with a unique idea that gave the building extra life throughout the games. The problem is the copy cats.
Only the original guys should don the Green attire.
Hell it's not just Canadian cities that are enjoying the playoffs. Chicago has come alive the past few years, and the Western Conference Final between the Hawks and Sharks should be outstanding. Even fans in San Jose are starting to believe their team isn't a bunch of soft, underachieving players. It's hard not to follow a Sharks' series, because you do so waiting for them to stumble. Not necessarily because you want them to, but because of their previous letdowns you just can't help but wait for the other shoe to drop.
And now we are the brink of witnessing something that has only happened twice in the history of the game; a team coming back from a 3-0 series deficit and winning the series. The 1942 Leafs came back to defeat the Wings to win the Cup, and the 1975 Islanders rallied to defeat the Penguins. The Islanders nearly did it again in their next series, rallying from another 3–0 deficit to force a seventh game against the defending Stanley Cup champion Philadelphia Flyers before the Flyers took the decisive seventh game at home and went on to win their second consecutive Stanley Cup.
How can you not watch game seven Friday night from Boston?
We've said goodbye to the ladies of playoff losers the past few weeks, but today we'll focus on a winner. The Ice Crew from Chicago, who have helped cheer the Hawks to the 3rd round. You need four wins in a series, and the Hawks have won twice so these four packs are fitting.
And I love action shots that catch guys in our most natural forum; admiring the beauty of women. And it's even better when another women takes a quick peak as well.
Random thoughts
- Former NHL tough guy, Warren Rychel, is co-owner and GM of the Windsor Spitfires and he's seen Taylor Hall up close for three years. He had an honest answer when I asked him if Taylor Hall needs to keep his head up more.
"I haven't seen a player over the last three years get hit more than him, harder more than him. He doesn't get hit a lot because he is shifty and his speed, but sometimes he gets cleaned really hard and it's amazing he gets up. Nothing seems to bother him.
"He's taken some big hits right back to the Ryan Wilson hit three years ago, the Pietrangelo hit last series v. Barrie; lots of guys have really cranked him. He's in great shape and he keeps going. But he'll have to keep his head up in the NHL where defenceman are a lot more privy to knowing when a guy has his head down than they do in junior.
"That's something he'll have to watch out for, but he's already made an adjustment and when he does get cranked I think he won't do it again."
It clearly is a concern, but like Rychel said hopefully if Hall gets his bell rung once, he'll adapt.
- Many are wondering if Crosby will get scrutinized the same way Alex Ovechkin did now that the Pens lost to the Canadiens, but he won't. Crosby's team has been to back-to-back Stanley Cup finals, so he doesn't have the same underachieving title to defend like Ovechkin. The fact is great players rarely lead their team to the Cup finals three years in a row. Gretzky did it once in his career. Mario Lemieux, Steve Yzerman, Joe Sakic, Jaromir Jagr, Mark Messier, Nick Lidstrom never did it once. The Pens loss to the Habs doesn't look good, but Crosby's track record proves he can win, and to date Ovechkin hasn't.
- I wrote in March that Mike Gillis would regret doing nothing to bolster his blueline at the trade deadline, and it was obvious v. the Hawks that the Canucks backend wasn't deep enough. Gillis should be kicking himself all summer wondering why he thought Andrew Alberts would make them better.
- I wonder if Darryl Sutter realizes you need more than one forward to win? Watching Mike Cammalleri lead the league with 12 playoff goals must be killing him and Flames' fans.
- If Canada gets another hockey team I don't think Winnipeg is at the top of the list. The only reason they are in the conversation is because they have a rink, but the NHL would rather go to Southern Ontario and Quebec City first. Of course Winnipeg deserves a team, but can they sustain one long-term: Doubtful.
- If we planned a trip to the draft in LA that included going to the draft Friday night and Saturday morning, two Yankees/Dodgers games and a night out in LA would that interest you? If so, fire me an email, email@example.com.
MTL wins.... WTF!!!
Hall's habit of getting crunched does worry me. I mean, look at the injuries the Oilers have sustained over the past few seasons, does not help. Hall will have to learn quickly he can't leave himself unprotected in the NHL. I feel this is a factor to take in account when looking at him vs Seguin. Obviously only one of many, but something to keep in mind.
May 13 2010, 09:54AM
Cool piece of analysis from Warren Rychel. Kudos to Jason for picking that up.
At this point, I'm thinking that the Oilers (if they haven't already made up their minds), will make up their minds based on what they get out of the interviews and the visits to the families' homes and the prospect visits to Edmonton and the other "off-ice" stuff.
I mean, sure, they're going to get one more long look at Hall during the Memorial Cup, but I'm thinking they're down to the short-strokes now. It'll come down to character and attitude.
Need bigger pictures.
Travis Moen's goal last night was brutal start to finish. Shorthanded, Gonchar's pylon imitation, and a shot that without question should have been stopped. That goal killed The Penguins chances of a comeback, period. Even while being outshot 39-20, The Habs deserved to win.
I think this playoff craziness has something to do with this being an olympic year. Since the NHL started interrupting the season to go to the olympics, every playoff season that followed has seen a final with a dominant team vs an underdog.
1998 Detroit vs Washington Detroit was a solid team in a tough western conference, Washington was a 4 seed that got to the finals because the top 3 east teams lost in the first round.
2002 Detroit vs Carolina Detroit played Colorado in a 1 vs 2 seed in the western final. The top 2 east seeds lost in the first round enabling an underdog team to emerge.
2006 Carolina vs Edmonton Carolina was 2 seed with 112 points. In the west all first round series went to the underdogs. The Oilers went to the finals as an 8 seed.
2010 The west has the Sharks and Blackhawks in a 1 vs 2 west final. The east has the 6, 7 and 8 seeds remaining.
The part of the trend that has held true so far is the fact that all finals were won by the dominating team. If this continues, the Sharks/Blackhawks winner will hoist Lord Stanley.
May 13 2010, 10:20AM
@ Jason Gregor:
If Canada gets another hockey team, this would suggest that Winnipeg -is- at the top of the list - wouldn't it?
May 13 2010, 10:21AM
Crosby's track record proves his team can win. I don't get the "underachieving" label for Ovechkin. Look at JW's article on Hockey or Die.
@ Jason Gregor:
Hate to break it to you, but once again Vancouver fans have let you down. Green man is not original, its from a TV show with Danny Devito called "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia". Seriously a funny show. The one character Charlie is obsessed with his green man suit and tries to bring it out during one of the episodes and everyone tries to stop it. Danny Devito's character wants to do acid but doesn't want to do it alone so he tricks Charlie into doing some. fast forward later on in the episode and you have:
from wikipedia: Persona assumed by Charlie Kelly wearing a green Lycra suit in several episodes of FX's It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia; people dressed as Green Man are frequently seen at Philadelphia-area sporting events
May 13 2010, 10:37AM
Two weeks I've been waiting and I'll say this Gregor, based on what you said going into round 2 I do not see why Crosby is better then Ovechkin. Crosby wasn't anywhere near the player Ovechkin was against the Habs. Crosby two-way player I think not.
With that said both are very good players, but I still like Ovechkin better.
Is that LA deal the same one Bryn was talking about on twitter last night?
Anyone hear Chaser go off this morning? That was the funniest thing I heard on the radio in a while.
I do give those guys props for the giant cutout they had of Vince Vaughn in game 6. It was photoshopped so he was in a Vancouver jersey instead of the Chicago team he loves.
May 13 2010, 10:38AM
@ Jason Gregor:
Hate to break it to you, but once again Vancouver fans have let you down. Green man is not original, its from a TV show with Danny Devito called "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia". Seriously a funny show. The one character Charlie is obsessed with his green man suit and tries to bring it out during one of the episodes and everyone tries to stop it. Danny Devito's character wants to do acid but doesn't want to do it alone so he tricks Charlie into doing some. fast forward later on in the episode and you have:
from wikipedia: Persona assumed by Charlie Kelly wearing a green Lycra suit in several episodes of FX's It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia; people dressed as Green Man are frequently seen at Philadelphia-area sporting events
I always thought it was a condition imposed by Sportsnet Pacific so they could easily edit them out of promo material.
May 13 2010, 10:39AM
Any word on potential Pens going to the World's?
As I married into a family of Habs fans I am enjoying the roller coaster ride for them. I enjoyed my time during 06 & it's fitting that MTL is getting their turn now. On top of the fact that the Habs were without their best defenceman in Markov for like 30 games at the start of the year & this past series against the Penguins (if he played last night I apologize - I was shooting a solid 60 in my first golf game of the year- booo).
I can get behind the story of the habs & even hope for them. An original 6 SCF would be a great story, even Boston vs MTL would be fantastic too.
As I married into a family of Habs fans I am enjoying the roller coaster ride for them. I enjoyed my time during 06 & it's fitting that MTL is getting their turn now. On top of the fact that the Habs were without their best defenceman in Markov for like 30 games at the start of the year & this past series against the Penguins (if he played last night I apologize - I was shooting a solid 60 in my first golf game of the year- booo).
I can get behind the story of the habs & even hope for them. An original 6 SCF would be a great story, even Boston vs MTL would be fantastic too.
So Buck, how was your back 9?
I have to agree with you on the "green man" idea not being original. Even the creators of the TV show probably stole the idea of the suit from Arrested Development after Tobias Fuhnke was painted blue for like 8 episodes while believing he could be a stand in for the Blueman Group.
Oh, no, no. I'm not in the group yet. No, I'm afraid I just blue myself
Thankfully there wasn't a back. The good news is, like the oilers I have a lot to improve in my upcoming season ;)
May 13 2010, 10:51AM
I have to agree with you on the "green man" idea not being original. Even the creators of the TV show probably stole the idea of the suit from Arrested Development after Tobias Fuhnke was painted blue for like 8 episodes while believing he could be a stand in for the Blueman Group.
Oh, no, no. I'm not in the group yet. No, I'm afraid I just blue myself
That was because he was trying out for the Blue Man Group.
Ben Stiller did it at the Oscars a few years back so it would look like he was a floating head.
What is the LA trip going to cost? It would be a fun trip.
May 13 2010, 11:29AM
@Ogden Brother Jr. - Team Strudwick for coach
OBJ great minds think alike.
May 13 2010, 11:44AM
LOL. I just find it funny how so many people said we are going to see why Crosby is the man. He proved nothing, Ovechkin beat him in everything against the Habs even the beard growing part.
hey gregor great piece as alway's. i just love how the media eat's up the sharks on everything they do wrong. It drives me nuts that if a team get's hot and makes it to the west/east or cup finals once you don't rip them or there stars apart (flames, sens). Yet thornton gets ripped on for everything he doesn't do, and i'm sure that if they don't win this year they're a bust. I heard you say at the begining of playoffs that you wouldn't take thornton on the oilers if sharks were blowing up in the off season,so since there have been so many GREAT upsets this year i guess you wouldn't take all the chokers #8, sid, spezza, marty, loooo and best of all iginla. I'm guessing you might take all of these guy's on the oilers i know i would thornton included. He is one of the best set up/face off guy's in the league as far as i've seen, and believe it or not he does make everyone around him better just ask cheech if you can find him. He hasn't one the big one but i'm still cheering him and the sharks on. Not sure if this makes any sense but i've been sick of the shark/thornton bashing. It's playoff's!!!! just ask the bottom 3 in the east all you got to do is get hot,and to be #1 seed is probablly the worst the underdog usually gels, and play great. Anyways i`ll just keep on listening you have a great take on thing's.(not that you need any more air in your tires) Oh ya tell chaser crosby is over rated.
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May 13 2010, 11:53AM
Chicago's Ice Girls are really tiny.
Chicago's Ice Girls are really tiny.
Small enough to carry in your pocket.....
May 13 2010, 12:06PM
If Crosby is healthy would it be too late to be added for the World Championships?
May 13 2010, 12:21PM
Food for thought here at ON.
With the Penguins being house poor from the three centers that were shut down during the second round, what are your thoughts of this scenario?
To Edmonton...Evgeni Malkin and Pittsburghs first pick.
To Pittsburgh....The first pick in this summers draft, Magnus Piarvi Svenson and Sheldon Souray......... Pittsburgh definately needs a winger or two (Hall and MPS)for Crosby and Stall would become their No 2 centerman.
I'm not in favour of this deal but it may make sense for both clubs.
May 13 2010, 12:27PM
@Quicksilver ballet
Throw in Hemsky and maybe you have a deal. Pittsburgh need gurantee win now type players if they are moving Malkin. While they would probably want that pick and MPS, i have to think they need to get one or two proven guys with value.
Gregor, you tease! Am I missing some way to make the ice girl pics bigger?
May 13 2010, 12:41PM
Although Southern Ontario would be the leading candidate for another NHL team, the NHL would want it to be through expansion, not relocation. The expansion fee (which, I have no doubt, would be mind-boggling) would act as a great big "thank you" to the league's owners who have spent the last few years propping up various failing teams.
That being said, there is still the question of whether or not Winnipeg can support a relocated NHL team. Everyone points to David Thomson as proof that the team will be able to sustain itself, but I guarantee that even Thomson won't want to pile millions of dollars into a team unless he thinks there is a pretty good chance that he'll get something back from it. But then again, it's hard to think that it would be worse than the current situation in Phoenix.
May 13 2010, 12:55PM
@Jason Gregor
Oh it's not try again. Because you said this series will show just why Crosby is better.
Although I agree 100% with you. The best is couple buddies who are Pens fans said the same, so I get to give them a hard time.
Now just to avoid the Habs fans.
Gregor, please make the pictures of the ice girls man sized.
May 13 2010, 12:58PM
I don't get why everyone is trying to evaluate Crosby/Ovi based on how they played against just Montreal.
I get that it's a way to try to reduce the other variables, but this was one playoff series against a 16 seeded team. We have 5 years of regular seasons, playoffs, and two Olympics to use. Why only use one series?
Sample size is king!
May 13 2010, 01:00PM
Small enough to carry in your pocket.....
Also, you need hundreds of them to clean the ice and skate with a shovel.
@Jason Gregor
~I had almost forgot about Cotton Eyed Joe.... thanks Gregor.....~
I think the only way those guys in the green suits should be allowed to pester the players in the penalty box is if they knew that on occasion the glass partition would come down like a car window. We'd see how brave they were then....
May 13 2010, 01:19PM
@Jason Gregor
And wins are dependent on a whole lot more than one player--even the best player on the team (which was my point all along).
EDIT: Plus I think I've been pretty clear in saying that both are fabulous players. My beef is using team success to elevate one over the other individually. I'll accept arguments that have a basis in hockey skills and development but that deosn't mean I'll agree with your conclusion because it isn't as clear cut as you suggest it is. To wit:
POINT: Crosby has improved
COUNTERPOINT-How is Ovechkin supposed to improve his faceoffs when he is a winger? Ovechkin didn't need to improve his balance between goals and assists because he was already pretty complete and balanced as an offnesive player.
POINT: Crosby is better defensively
COUNTERPOINT: Don't agree with you there. He can affect the game a bit more defensively by winning draws but he is a centreman. Ovechkin was plus a million this year that suggests his team did better with him on the ice--I don't think he was playing against scrubs either. I think the CORSI is pretty comparable. I don't think he cheats as much as you suggest. Being quick out on the counter-attack once it looks like your team is gaining possession isn't quite "cheating" in my mind.
May 13 2010, 01:56PM
Crosby floated around like Hemsky in the defensive zone quite a bite these playoffs. I really don't see how he is so much better defensively.
I went and watched that game lastnight with about 10 die hard frenchies at there outdoor commune, I kid you not, tv set up out in the yard, all these guys jawing away in french. They were intense. Once the Habs were up 4 - 0, a few started talking cup, nearly a fight because sure enough Pittsburg scores 2! It was alot of fun, reminded me of 06, and is the closest I will get to enjoying any other team than the MIGHY OIL win in the playoffs!
Fact is wins are what matters most, and when you are the best player on the team and play lots the onus is on you to win.
To date Ovechkin hasn't won. It's a simple argument. Plus Crosby's overall game has evolved and Ovechkin hasn't.
I like Ovechkin more, he's more exciting, but is game is not as complete as Crosby, and he to date he hasn't won.
The Capitals just finished first in the league, and lost to a team that made the playoffs in the last two days. I'd say that is an underachieving team. And the Caps haven't won anything, and Ovechkin is their leader.
Look at the match up last year Pens/Caps. In the final two games of the seven game series Crosby had five points, Ovechkin had two. They both had 12 in the series, but later when it counted Crosby produced more.
If you can show anything that proves Ovechkin is clearly more dominant I'd like to see it. Their point totals are similar, but their winning record isn't close. Both are leaders on their team, but won wins more. I'll take the one that wins.
I know it's a terrible thing to question the writers of ON but...It's a little bit funny how you use one criteria for supporting your arguement in one case and not in another...
Given this exact retort to rubbertrout on why Crosby is better, why then would you not want Taylor Hall over Tyler Seguin...
Your first paragraph states;
"Fact is wins are what matters most, and when you are the best player on the team and play lots the onus is on you to win"
So tell me which one is the winner between Hall and Seguin??
Then later in your post you say;
"Look at the match up last year Pens/Caps. In the final two games of the seven game series Crosby had five points, Ovechkin had two. They both had 12 in the series, but later when it counted Crosby produced more"
"If you can show anything that proves Ovechkin is clearly more dominant I'd like to see it. Their point totals are similar, but their winning record isn't close. Both are leaders on their team, but won wins more. I'll take the one that wins"
So using your exact same analogy when comparing Ovechkin and Crosby look at the matchup of Hall vs. Seguin in this years OHL playoffs....when it counted Seguin did nothing and Hall produced. So both are winners on their team but one wins more...wouldn't you say?
Hey I'm just asking because it seems as though you are contradicting yourself...
May 13 2010, 03:25PM
~mails rubbertrout and Crash a some Team Ogden gear~
May 13 2010, 03:32PM
@Ogden Brother Jr. - Team Strudwick for coach
Awesome. I'll be changing my name to reflect my new staus as an honourary Ogden.
May 13 2010, 03:51PM
Are you trying to convince Gregor to pick Hall? You know that he's not going to be making the selection, right?
Are you trying to convince Gregor to pick Hall? You know that he's not going to be making the selection, right?
Uhhh, yah, I think I know that...none of the people who argue any points on here really have the decision on anything they are debating on here...
I was just wondering why Gregor has so much love for Seguin over Hall given his feelings about guys who rise above and lead their teams to victory.
May 13 2010, 03:56PM
Not related at all, but anyone else find it funny the ads on this site are the hungry man dinners and then herbal magic?
Love ATL as usual, but what's the deal with the micro pics of the most important part of the article???


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Hotel Ignacio: One Year Later
Hotel Ignacio has made some impressive achievements in the short year it's been open. The boutique hotel, which opened for guests April 7, 2011, has garnered local and national attention for its style and charm.
"It's fun to look at where we are now compared to where we were last year," said Rachel Crowley, director of sales at Hotel Ignacio. According to Crowley, Hotel Ignacio has established a strong base in the bridal community, with the hotel frequently being booked up on weekends with large wedding parties.
| Hotel Ignacio was converted to a hotel from a factory built in 1910 for the Morgens Brothers cleaning and dyeing company. Photo by Steve Dolan
Crowley's observations are rather fitting, considering that early this year About.com named Hotel Ignacio one of 2012's Best New Romantic Hotels in its online honeymoon planning guide. About.com is produced by The New York Times and reaches millions of readers each month.
About.com called the hotel a "smart and modern" choice for Midwestern couples looking for a "hotel that attracts the coolest people between two coasts."
Staff at Hotel Ignacio are working to continue to strengthen the hotel's image in the local market, Crowley added.
"University business has been fantastic and has brought some very distinguished guests to the hotel," she said. "Because we're not a hotel with a brand, awareness is always going to be our best ally." Crowley hopes that as word of Hotel Ignacio's impact in Midtown spreads, St. Louis residents will begin to refer the hotel to visitors and friends.
|Each guest room at Hotel Ignacio features an Avaya media hub, flat-screen TV and premium bamboo sheets and towels. Photo by Steve Dola
And the city itself has already taken notice. Hotel Ignacio was named a "Development of the Year" by the City of St. Louis and the St. Louis Development Corp. The project was one of only five chosen by city officials as top developments "that most dramatically convert a catalytic vision for the city into bricks and mortar."
The Landmarks Association of St. Louis, Inc., also named it one of their 11 Most Enhanced Places, saying that there was no doubt the hotel "will have lasting benefits for Grand Center and the Locust Business District, as well as providing a memorable hotel experience for SLU students and parents in the immediate vicinity of the University."
Designed by the Lawrence Group, an award-winning building design firm, each of Hotel Ignacio's 49 rooms and two suites feature one of four unique arts-inspired themes—fine art, performing arts, architecture and music—designed to reflect the fine arts center that Midtown St. Louis has become. It is one of only six hotels in the nation to offer the innovative Avaya media hub in each room. Other luxury amenities include Temper-Pedic beds, flat screen TVs and a popular in-house tapas bar, Café Pintxos.
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It's interesting investors have such a close affection with tech stocks, since they've been burned by them so badly in the past. The Internet and tech stock crashes of the late 1990s and early 2000 resulted in one of the largest wealth transfers in history from naïve investors, who piled in, to professionals and insiders, to sold to them.
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Catherine "Kay" Irene (Seets) Wilson, 81, Harrisburg, went to be with the Lord at 9:05 a.m. on Monday April 29, 2013.
She was born to the late George Washington Seets and Mary Edith "Holloman" Seets on March 8, 1932, in Bowlesville in Gallatin County. She was the sixth child of 11 brothers and sisters. She married Robert Wilson and had two daughters, Virginia Irene and Phyllis "Wilson" Knowles, who all have proceeded her in death.
Kay is survived by three sisters, Sylvia (Seets) Herndon, Stella Lou (Seets) Wright, Hazel (Seets) Hutchison; one brother, Danny Calvin Seets; three grandchildren; and numerous great-grandchildren.
Kay was a long time resident of Harrisburg, most will remember her as a dedicated waitress at John's Cafe and many other surrounding restaurants. She enjoyed her last several years as a resident of Blackman Hi-Rise where she had many friends.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, May 3, 2013, at Reed Funeral Chapel in Harrisburg. Pastor Duke Williams will officiate; burial will follow in Wolf Creek Cemetery in Eldorado. Visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday May 2, 2013, at Reed Funeral Chapel. Condolences may be sent to the family through the obituary page at www.reedfuneralchapel.com
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Another near major upset for Canada at Pan Am
CALLAO, Peru, June 14, 2013 – After bringing Cuba to five sets in the round robin, Canada's national women's volleyball team nearly bounced Brazil in the quarterfinals Friday night at the Pan Am Cup.
The Brazilians finally made it to the final four winning the match 25-20, 23-25, 25-13, 20-25, 15-9. It was Canada's third five-setter in four matches.
Gabriela Braga Guimaraes led Brazil with 27 points, while Silvia Aparecida totaled 12. Kyla Richey was the leader for Canada with 16, Jaimie Thibeault closed with 14 including 3 aces while Lisa Barclay and Shanice Marcelle had 13 and 10 points respectively.
"Brazil did a great job, we tried to focus on the second and fourth set," said Arnd Ludwig, the coach of Canada.
The Canadians now move in to the fifth to eighth place bracket. They play Puerto Rico on Saturday night. The championship round semis will pit the U.S., against Brazil and the Dominican Republic versus Argentina.
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12-member Canadian roster for the Pan Am Cup June 8-17 in Lima, Peru:
Outside Hitters:
Lisa Barclay, Brandon , MB,, University of British Columbia
Shanice Marcelle, Victoria BC, UBC
Brittney Page, Vernon BC, Barbar D'X-Elles (Belgium)
Tabi Love, Daupin, MB, Caguas Criollas (Puerto Rico)
Marie-Pier Murray- Methot, Quebec City, Montichiari Volley Femminile (Italy)
Kyla Richey, Robert's Creek, BC, SC Potsdam (Germany)
Middle Blockers:
Marisa Field, Kelowna BC, Istres Ouest Provence (France)
Jaimie Thibeault, Sylvan Lake AB, E.S. Cannet Rocheville (France)
Lucy Charuk, Tsawwassen, BC, ZOK Split 1700 (Croatia)
Dani Smith, Beaverlodge, AB, Vancouver Island Univeristy
Jennifer Lundquist, Surrey, BC, Montana State Univeristy
Janie Guimond, Becancour, QC, Kopenicker Sport Club (Germany)


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
The long awaited election day arrived for Co-op miners in the wee hours of Dec. 17. Voters arrived early to cast their ballots in the election to determine if the union status will remain status quo or if the United Mine Workers of America will be ushered in. Three choices were outlined on the ballot: a vote for UMWA; a vote for no union at all or a vote for the existing union at the mine, the International Association of United Workers Union. Which is a union recognized by the labor relations board. Voting began at 5:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. and again from 2-4:30 p.m. Voting was held to accommodate the shift work at the mine.
The ongoing saga at the CW Mining operation on SR-31 in Huntington Canyon began in September 2003 when a miner was allegedly fired for trying to improve conditions at the mine. Several Latino miners walked off in support of fired miner Bill Estrada. The mining company says the workers simply did not return to work and they assumed they had all quit. This began several months of a picket line at the bottom of the road leading up to the mine. The UMWA supported the miners during this time. Several rallies were held and letters of support and money began pouring in from throughout the country when others heard of their plight.
During this time, charges were filed with the National Labor Relations Board against the mine for discrimination against the miners and illegally firing workers by the UMWA. The mine also filed charges against the UMWA for union organizing when a union already existed at the mine. After several months of picketing the miners were ordered to cease picketing at the mine. The miners were ordered reinstated to their former positions by the NLRB in August. The National Labor Relations Board held hearings in Price to determine who would be eligible to vote in an election for a union.
The NLRB determined that family members and those related by blood or marriage to the Kingston family who owns the mine would be excluded from the election. Another issue arose when the mine began trying to confirm social security numbers of workers. Estrada said this has never been a concern in the past, but now with the election at hand the mine was allegedly trying to reduce the number of miners eligible to vote by questioning their immigration status.
The outcome of the election held Dec. 17 will not be known for months. The counting will not take place right away. It is anticipated that a lot of the votes will be challenged from those on both sides of the issue.
Charles Reynolds, CW Mining personnel director said, "The National Labor Board Commission is conducting the vote upstairs in the bathhouse on the mine site. It is optional for workers to vote if they choose. A representative from the UMWA and also the IAUWU can be present. One such representative from each of the unions. One-hundred and fifty people are eligible to vote. I expect votes will be challenged on both sides. The winner needs to garner 51 percent of the vote. I'm not sure if this percentage is taken from the number of people eligible to vote, or just a percentage of those who do vote. We are still waiting for a decision from the NLRB on the bargaining unit from the Washington office. This is in the appeals process. This appeal is in dealing with whether or not relatives would be allowed to vote and the definition of relatives.
"We haven't made any plans for what we might do pending the outcome of the election. We will just address things as they come. We'll just see what happens with the vote. We just don't know the time frame for the outcome of the vote," said Reynolds.
Many of the miners in anticipation of casting their votes met at the Huntington Town Hall at 6:30 a.m. to travel together to the mine site. Alyson Kennedy one of the miners was ready and eager to cast her vote. "It is a historic day for us," she said.
The day was long in coming and its arrival was met by much cheering and joy from those participating in the vote. The miners felt a vindication of sorts that many long hours and days on the picket line through adverse weather conditions had paid off. The election was being held and had become a reality from what started as a dream for these miners whose only hope was for better working conditions and higher pay to sustain their families. They have passed another hurdle along a road which has been filled with many bumps. A giant step was taken on Dec. 17 in allowing those who work at the mine to have a voice in joining the UMWA or not. What that voice said is yet to be known, but the fact that it was heard is historic.


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Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
William Morrow & Company, Paperback, 9780062122612, 296pp.
Publication Date: July 24, 2012
When the nanny to the young Darrow boys is found mysteriously murdered on the outskirts of the village of Blackfield, Charlotte Markham, the recently hired governess, steps in to take over their care. During an outing in the forest, they find themselves crossing over into The Ending, "the place for the Things Above Death," where Lily Darrow, the late mother of the children, has been waiting. She invites them into the House of Darkling, a wondrous place filled with enchantment, mystery, and strange creatures that appear to be, but are not quite, human.
However, everything comes with a price, and as Charlotte begins to understand the unspeakable bargain Mrs. Darrow has made for a second chance at motherhood, she uncovers a connection to the sinister occurrences in Blackfield and enters into a deadly game with the master of Darklingone whose outcome will determine the fate of not just the Darrows but the world itself.
Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling is a Victorian Gothic tale about family ties, the realm beyond the living, and the price you pay to save those you love.
"Debut author Boccacino bowls the reader over with his note-perfect rendition of a spooky Victorian atmosphere. . . . Boccacino's deft handling of this delicately supernatural period piece makes it a sterling genre selection."
-Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"Fantasy and fact blur as Boccacino excels in twisting and turning the plot in increasingly unexpected directions. Perfect reading for a dark and stormy night."
"A lyrical and visceral adventure into a realm beyond time and death."
-Katherine Webb, author of The Unseen and The Legacy
"Thanks to Michael Boccacino the Gothic is reborn! Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling is an elegant, intelligent, and compelling debut novel. Bravo!"
-Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of Assassin's Code and Dust & Decay
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Author Lewis Carroll's sequel to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" was a book titled "Through the Looking Glass," which gave rise in popular culture to a metaphor for things that get turned around from reality.
That same metaphor perfectly fits a certain situation at Fox News, where efforts to downplay the effects of the unpopular shutdown have reached ridiculous lengths.
The folks at Fox have taken to substituting the word "slimdown" for "shutdown," as if it's good news rather than bad news (see above). But they carried this theme a bit too far when they used "slimdown" in a headline on ...
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FGD: Looking for A Sign of Life
Kent Wilson
February 23 2013 03:20PM
In each of the prior two seasons, the Flames stumbled out of the gate and found themselves at the bottom of the western conference before ultimately turning things around and competing for a playoff spot. The rebound in each season eventually fell short, but it was usually enough to convince the decision makers to stay the course at the deadline and try again the next year.
The 2013 season has started with the same script. Through a combination of bad luck, poor goaltending, injuries and problematic roster construction, Calgary is 14th in the West at the quarter pole. The issue this time around is the club doesn't have 30 or so games to work out the kinks and start putting a few wins together. In fact, there is only 33 games left in the lock-out shortened season, meaning another week or two of below .500 hockey from Calgary will likely sink their post-season chances for good (if it hasn't already).
In town tonight are the Minnesota Wild, one of the other mediocre clubs the Flames will no doubt have to climb over to make the post-season. The last contest versus the Wild was a snoozer so don't expect a barn burner tonight. It will be easier to accept a low-event game if the Flames emerge the victor this time of course.
The Line-up
Jones and Horak are back on the farm while Sven Baertschi finds himself back on the active roster.
- Tanguay - Stajan - Iginla
- Glencross - Cammalleri - Stempniak
- Baertchi - Comeau - Hudler
- Jackman - Begin - Aliu
- Giordano - Bouwmeester
- Wideman - Brodie
- Butler - Smith
- MacDonald
Stajan finds himself back centering Jarome after a long hiatus on the lower lines. Stajan has had a decent season both by counting and underlying numbers, although I maintain he's not good enough to float a line with Iginla playing against other teams best players. That's why Stajan's stock sunk so low in the first place: playing in that role made him look completely over his head. That said, it's not like the Flames have another option right now.
Cammalleri moves back to center and I'm not sure wht took hartley so long to give that a try given the team's total dearth of centermen. That unit could do some damage if Cammalleri can figure things out as a pivot, especially if they don't have to play against the big boys.
The third line, in contrast, is a dogs breakfast. Comeau isn't a center, nor a third line player at this point and Sven Baertschi is as raw as they come. Hudler has had a decent start to his Flames tenure (last few games notwithstanding) but he's not good enough to save that kind of unit. Expect that trio to be treated with kid gloves by the coaching staff.
Of course, there's a good chance Roman Cervenka is a scratch tonight. Pat Steinberg is reporting that it is more a health/conditioning than performance issue, but I remain skeptical. While Cervenka did have some health concerns heading into the season, no one was talking about his conditioning or monitoring his progression when he and Hudler were playing well and scoring on 17% of their shots at even strength. To me it sounds like the org coming up with a semi-plausible explanation for a healthy scratch in order to head off pesky media questions and fan incredulity, but I guess we'll see.
Finally, Aliu joins the fourth line with Jackman and Begin, making them bigger and rougher but undeniably worse at actually playing hockey. That means Calgary's bottom-6 as a whole is a big, throbbing liability at even strength tonight, so expect the top-six guys to see a lot of ice time.
The Opposition
Despite their big spending in the summer, the Wild are still not a heavy weight. Their depth is questionable and they still can't really control the flow of play.
- Parise - Koivu - Heatley
- Zucker - Cullen - Setoguchi
- Bouchard - Brodziak - Coyle
- Rupp - Granlund - Mitchell
- Suter - Brodin
- Gilbert - Stoner
- Prosser - Spurgeon
- Backstrom
Koivu and Parise were quiet last time these two clubs met, but they remian the Wild's primary weapons up front. Cal Clutterbuck is out after the Taylor Hall hit the other day, which is good news for the Flames - not only can he deliver hard hits, but Clutterbuck is one of the few accomplished two-way players on the Wild's roster.
For those lamenting Baertschi's usage before he went down to injury, notice it's not strictly a Calgary thing. Mikael Granlund arrived with a lot of fan fare and expectations, but has struggled mightily even against nominal opposition this year. He's now skating with Rupp and Mitchell on the fourth line, simply because he can't hold his ground against established NHLers yet. He may well develop into a high-end player, but this year he's little more than a replacement level 4th liner.
Sum It Up
The Wild are currently in 8th place and will be desperate to maintain that position while the Flames have to start winning games ASAP if they want to have any chance of moving up into the playoff fray.
Other Stuff
- I will be at the game tonight as press, but Justin Azevedo will update the chance count every period.
- VF and I will be stopping by the Tilted Kilt tonight before the game to have some pops and a bite to eat. Feel free to swing by and join us.
February 23 2013, 11:06PM
Good night all.
February 23 2013, 11:07PM
"Stajan Unchained"
It all starts tonight my friends... this will be what everyone will talk about for years to come... right? guys??
When I'm right, I'm Right ;)
February 23 2013, 11:08PM
Trade Stajan now! he'll never be worth this much again.
Good for Matt. He has played decent hockey of late.
Matt Stajan! Macdonald was solid.
chances in that period 5-4 minny, all at evens. final total 14-10 flames, 13-9 at evens.
February 23 2013, 11:09PM
Wow.. Matt Stajan is our best forward
February 23 2013, 11:09PM
He is worth 3 firsts ;)
How about Jessiman, Daigle and Stefan?
February 23 2013, 11:11PM
Wow.. Matt Stajan is our best forward
That is a sure red flag!
February 23 2013, 11:15PM
Maybe we should just trade him back for dion?
Call Nonis, he might take Comeau as well.
February 23 2013, 11:18PM
If the other lines had centermen they might score as well...
February 23 2013, 11:23PM
If the other lines had centermen they might score as well...
Centre? Is that some archaic forward position, like a rover?
February 23 2013, 11:24PM
If the other lines had centermen they might score as well...
Yeah pretty much what i was thinking, that combined with comeau not in the line up we might be winning games


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CLEVELAND - Our loving wife, mother, grandmother, and dear friend, Lois Elaine Wall Jensen, age 73, passed away March 25, 2010 while surrounded by her loving family, at the residence of her daughter Tiffni Monahan in Price after fighting Leukemia for seven years.
She was born Dec. 9, 1936 in Cleveland to Clarence and Vida Timothy Wall; brothers, Jim (Joan) Wall, Mapleton, Lynn (Carol) Wall, Bountiful, David (Arbra) Wall, Mountain Green; sister, Wilma (Andrew) Barnett, Price.
She married Keven Jensen, June 5, 1954 in Cleveland.
Lois was a faithful member of Desert Edge Christian Chapel in Huntington where she served as a Sunday school teacher, choir member, and head deaconess for many years. She was a devout Christian who worshiped and raised her family in Price Chapel and later left to help establish Desert Edge Christian Chapel in Huntington. Lois loved Christmas, family camp at Alliance Redwoods, stock shows, shopping, NASCAR and supporting her grandchildren's events. Lois was adventurous, she loved to travel and spend Thursdays with her friends and family. Lois served on South Eastern Utah Stockshow Committee for many years and was Emery County's Representative for the Make-It-Yourself With Wool Contest. She was a very generous and classy lady who had the gifts of encouragement, kindness, generosity and she shared them with everyone she met. Lois brought comfort and elegance to everything she touched. She had a great sense of humor and used laughter as her best medicine right to the very end.
She is survived by her husband, Keven Jensen; son, Wade (Cassie) Jensen; daughters, Nikie (David) Stokes, Jodi (Rev. Carl) Sitterud, all of Cleveland, Jamie (Philip) Howa, Helper, Tiffni (Dr. Daniel) Monahan, Price, Misti (Rev. Shawn) Bagley, Lehi; 13 grandchildren, Nicole, Kaleb, Jade, McKenzie, Jesse, Keven, Sarah, Davie, Allie Jo, Lexie, P.J., Christian, and Halle; six great-grandchildren, Asia, Zayn, Bowen, Dane, Rogun and Tyne; lifelong best friend and cousin, LuRene Swinburne; as well as her Bible Study friends of twenty years.
Lois was preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral service, Tuesday, March 30, 2010, 11 a.m., Desert Edge Christian Chapel, 15 E. 500 S. in Huntington. Family will receive friends at Desert Edge Christian Chapel Monday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Tuesday one hour prior to services. Friends are welcome at Mitchell Funeral Home daily. Interment, Cleveland City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where family and friends are welcome to share memories of Lois and sign the guestbook at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.
Thank you to Dr. Daniel Monahan, Sherrie King, medical care providers at Castleview Hospital, Nevada Cancer Institute, Dr. Wong, Huntsman Cancer Institute University of Utah for giving mom Six Star Treatment from the beginning to the end of cancer diagnosis.
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Daryush, Elizabeth 1887–1977
Daryush, an English poet, was championed by Yvor Winters, who in the thirties designated her as, "one of the few first-rate poets to appear in the British Isles since the generation which produced her father [Robert Bridges] and Thomas Hardy." Daryush disdained the technical innovations and solipsism of modern poets; instead, she used a disciplined syllabic meter to attain a subtle, socially conscious voice. (See also CLC, Vol. 6, and Contemporary Authors, Vols. 49-52; Contemporary Authors New Revision Series, Vol. 3.)
The Times Literary Supplement
Mrs. Daryush's [Verses] has poetry that gives her a place among those who have brought into verse the beauty that is of the English countryside and no other….
But the characteristics of Mrs. Daryush's new poems are nakedness and austerity, rather than the soft glow and comfort of the English landscape…. There is resignation, conscious that in life's battle defeat is the appointed end. There is also fierceness, of the spirit resolved to have its fill of fighting. Though there is sadness, it has a decorative quality, the gift of a mind courageous enough to look at time's passing and the dying generation to which it belongs. Mrs. Daryush's delight in the technical difficulties and possibilities of verse has an austere manner also. She eschews the bizarre and startling, and tends to give stress to all parts of a word alike, not always with a happy result…. Where she is not experimenting, but compelling her details all to serve subordinately to the whole, Mrs. Daryush can produce a picture perfect in its unemphatic fashion….
"A Book of Verses," in The Times Literary Supplement (© Times Newspapers Ltd. (London) 1931; reproduced from The Times Literary Supplement by permission), No. 1520, March 19, 1931, p. 223.
The Times Literary Supplement
Readers of Mrs. Daryush's previous books know that she often feels cramped by traditional metres. [Verses: Fourth Book] contains an experimental element, marked as such by having the lines printed without capitals. These pieces follow the accent of "ordinary deliberate speech," and are written in "metres governed only by the number of syllables to the line."…
Her practice accepts such rhymes as "good" and "thewed," "ache" and "back," and she is so intimately occupied with the rhythm which reinforces her visualization that the actual rhyming is almost an irrelevance…. The writer remains one of the most patient and subtle of living poets, unresting in her resolution to explore and extend the borders of expression in verse. But she now reveals a new power to live with others, and to see into the hardness and narrowness of their lot….
Mrs. Daryush proves again her descriptive gift, and perhaps more richly than before. Sometimes it is seen in concentration…. Sometimes it works in a leisured unfolding, that hardly flowers more into one line than into any other…. But, after all, Mrs. Daryush's readers knew already that she could evoke memory and make it become vision again. We accept new examples of her power gratefully. But we shall miss the book's significance unless we draw attention to its quality of self-revelation. The writer not only enters into others' lives, she expresses her own, with a reticence that does not hide her passion of devotion to her art…. The book everywhere testifies to an exceptional sense of urgency and determination, present in scarcely any other contemporary poet…. [Throughout] this book speaks a mind which is aware of the chains imposed by mortality, but is set to achieve something which the immortal poets, if they saw it, would accept as in the canon.
"Mrs. Daryush's Poems," in The Times Literary Supplement © Times Newspapers Ltd. (London) 1935; reproduced from The Times Literary Supplement by permission), No. 1726, February 28, 1935, p. 120.
The Times Literary Supplement
[In The Last Man. And Other Verses considerations of technique] perhaps insist on the reader's notice … a little more than they should. The experiments in "syllabic metre" which occur very frequently among the examples of normal versification, and are signalled by being printed without capital letters at the beginning of the lines, form a problem not to be avoided. Where they appear, the listening mind must change its rule and discover that "orchid" and "sighted," "engines" and "mines," include rhymes. The general effect is therefore that the attention is unduly distracted from the substance and essence of the poems to their outward aspect.
Nevertheless, in this as in her former volumes,...
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Yvor Winters
Mrs. Daryush has engaged in certain technical practices which perhaps need to be explained…. The principles of syllabic meter are simple in theory: the line is measured by syllable-count and must not be measurable by any other pattern. The poet is thus required to vary the number and pattern of stresses from line to line, and to do it in such a manner as to create a successful rhythm; he is at the same time free to rhyme unaccented with accented syllables, as heiress with bless. The poet is thus given more freedom, or at least more variety, potentially, than is easily managed, and unless both line and poem are short, the rhythm is likely to degenerate into shapelessness. Within proper limits, however,...
(The entire section is 624 words.)
David Daiches
Though it is true that in some of [the poems in "Selected Poems"] there are traces of [Robert] Bridges' concern with syllabic meter, this is not what strikes the reader, nor can it be said to constitute the chief interest of the poems, which are characterized by fresh and clear descriptions of nature, supple but not over-loose rhythms, and an everpresent didacticism. This frank didacticism—all things in nature and in domestic life being seen as occasions for moralizing—is a somewhat disturbing feature of the collection, and sorts ill with the precise, clear-eyed descriptions and effective metrics. There is a delicacy of observation matched with metrical skill in the best of these poems, but for the moral to be put...
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Richard Ellmann
Living in an age when the poet's first duty has been to find an appropriate language, [Mrs. Daryush] has avoided the problem by using a language that is dead. Her accomplishments have been chiefly technical, and these in themselves are not enough. (p. 306)
[In her Selected Poems] Mrs. Daryush has tacitly acknowledged the necessity of shifting to a more current idiom. Even here, however, her touch is not sure. So a poem like March 21 begins well:
The wood's alive today—...
Warm power all round
Breathes like a beast of prey
Ready to bound….
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Alan Brownjohn
As far as Mrs Daryush's technical example goes, the pity is that the lesson of it wasn't learnt a great deal sooner…. To read Mrs Daryush now [in her Collected Poems] is to feel how valuable some attention to her procedures might have been at the time Winters was pleading her cause some years earlier, in the late Thirties—but now remote these particular technical concerns seem today. The highly-wrought syllabics … not only require some finesse to distinguish from ordinary lambics, but serve the necessities of a diction that doesn't really offer much in the present. One derives from these poems a renewed respect for tenacity of purpose in poetry and a feeling at the same time that we now ought to be...
(The entire section is 278 words.)
Donald Davie
When an unprejudiced literary history of our century comes to be written, our failure to recognize Elizabeth Daryush will be one of the most telling and lamentable charges that can be laid at our door. The cold silence that has prevailed about her work, through one decade after another, is so total that there can be no question of fixing the blame here or there, finding scapegoats. We are all at fault, in a way that points therefore to some really deep-seated frivolity, superficiality, cynicism through several generations of readers of English poetry.
Certainly, I cannot absolve myself. For it happens that I had the good fortune to stumble, while I was still young, on the writings of the one...
(The entire section is 1140 words.)
Peter Scupham
[In Elizabeth Daryush's Collected Poems her experiments in syllabic measures,] though fascinating, can unbalance a response which should be given to the total tone and effect of this enigmatic and rewarding writer.
Elizabeth Daryush compels the reader to accept a world conditioned by several qualities rarely found in contemporary poetry. The world is self-sufficient, persuading the reader of its validity by the stern insistence of a diction as apparently outmoded as that of de la Mare, a taut sense of cadence as timeless as that of Jonson or Herrick, a firm moral sense…. In the world Elizabeth Daryush creates, though the eye at first refuses the run of epithets, seemingly so locked into an...
(The entire section is 942 words.)
Donald E. Stanford
[Although Elizabeth Daryush] wrote poetry that is in the mainstream of traditional English verse, she also engaged in occasional experimental writing in addition to her imitations of that forerunner of modernism Gerard Manley Hopkins. She is now credited with being one of the first poets of the twentieth century to write successful syllabic verse. She is, in fact, known today to readers of contemporary poetry chiefly for that reason…. [She] emphasizes the fact that her syllabic verse is disciplined and structurally patterned and not the "open form" used so often by today's poets, of whom she says, "Most modern poetic form, as I see it, is a kind of open prison, without the disciplines of either the cells or the...
(The entire section is 220 words.)
John Finlay
[After reading Collected Poems] one is struck above all by a sense of personal anguish underlying these hard poems that give so little comfort, and yet still are so intellectually and emotionally strengthening for the reader. The overwhelming majority of them are concerned with what she describes in one poem as the "stubborn fact" of tragedy, and she writes so effectively about it that the reader becomes aware at last of what she herself must have experienced to have done so. I do not mean to suggest she was confessional or autobiographical. Mrs. Daryush was both private and isolated, and had a sort of aristocratic disdain for the modern practice of revealing one's personal life in a medium she considered...
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On April 11, San Rafael Junior High welcomed musician and youth motivational speaker Jake Ballentine. He began his performance by singing Lean on Me encouraging student participation by having them clap their hands and sing along. Ballentine shared a story from his childhood about his first appearance at a school talent show, half-way through a Beatles song he started looking into the audience and panicked thinking to himself, what are these people thinking. After realizing he couldn't remember the lyrics or chords to the song, he ran off stage. Ballentine said, you're going to mess up and people are going to be judgmental. It took courage to do it again. No one cares if you mess up, only if you run off stage. When we don't live up to our potential and if we are afraid, somewhere along the way we are going to start believing what other people tell us. When someone says you can't, they mean they can't. All of your potential is great, valuable things are rare, including you.
Ballentine started playing music on the street, his dreams were all about "me", until five years ago when his grandfather died. His grandfather dedicated his life to helping others and making the world a better place. Ballentine asked himself, how can I be like him. He used all of his skills and talents to help others. Now, Ballentine's dream is to bring a positive message to others. He questioned the students, what is your dream?
After his second song Ballentine told of his academic troubles throughout school. He said he couldn't read very well and he would stutter and stumble through the words. He would read in front of the class and some of the other students would make fun of him. He let what others said affect him. Kids made fun of him and he started making fun of himself and those things became part of him. At age 19, Ballentine found a good mentor. His mentor said when someone makes fun of you, they don't have confidence in themselves. Only listen to uplifting people. Ballentine did that and he was able to graduate college. Only listen to those who lift you up not those who put you down.
Why do you think people put you down, Ballentine asked the students? Some of the students answered, because they want to draw attention away from themselves, to make themselves feel better, to look cool or to have power. Ballentine's next question was how do you get them to stop? Students replied, to stand up for others, tell them it's not cool, tell them to back off. Bystanders have power. Only you can control or change yourself. He shared some of Gandhi's advice on changing yourself, "You must be the change you want to see in the world."
Ballentine concluded with his third song. After the song he told another childhood story about he and his best friend Winston. Winston had a golf ball and said he was going to hit him in the head with it. He told him this several times as they were standing approximately one foot from each other. Ballentine thought to himself, no way he wouldn't hit me with the ball. Winston threw the ball and hit him right in the forehead knocking him unconscious. Years later they were talking about the incident and Winston said I was only trying to scare you, not hit you. I was so focused on you that when I threw the ball it hit you right in the head. We should focus on what is good in the world. If you focus on good, you will see good people. If you focus on the bad things you will see the bad things.
Ballentine thanked two students, Kaden Draper and Logan Labrum, who helped him set up his equipment. He said, "Treat all people with kindness and respect and you can change the world."


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