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YouTube - Unbelievable Michael Clarke dismissal
He had every right to leave the ball from Jones. That was an amazing ball. The lead-up to it made it even tougher to play, poor Clarke never had a chance.
YouTube - Unbelievable Michael Clarke dismissal
He had every right to leave the ball from Jones. That was an amazing ball. The lead-up to it made it even tougher to play, poor Clarke never had a chance.
Though Clarke clearly has a problem, he has gone down to weird dismissals way too often for it to be considered a coincidence.
More than a judgemental era, i think its a concentration problem with him, he once said that some times he pre-meditates into playing too many different shots by the time by ball leaves the bowler' hand and reaches him, and leads him into doing something silly.
That's why he has nowadays started chanting that "watch the ball, watch the ball" mantra, every time a bowler runs into bowl.
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Hussey seems to get bowled an awful lot for a top order batsman, although I can't honestly recall too many terrible leaves from him as such.
Anyway, more reverse swing, but Katich might be regretting offering now shot to this pearler from Fred. And we also get to see what Jonah can do to Clarke's stumps with murray mints and an ageing ball.
EDIT: Mike Hussey, I should probably clarify with his kid bro there or thereabouts too nowadays.
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Clarke competes with Herschelle Gibbs for the worst leaver!
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Scorecard Draft (2010) V Sehwag, D Amiss, D Bradman (c), C Cowdrey, P Umrigar, A Faulkner, R Marsh +, M Marshall, W Hall, M Hughes, B O'Reilly
Alphabetical Draft (2011) S Watson, G Kirsten, D Bradman (c), K Sangakkara +, C Cowdrey, K Pietersen, A Flintoff, M Marshall, B O'Reilly, F Trueman, T Alderman
The Eras Draft (2014) V Trumper, A Morris, N Harvey, J Kallis, S McCabe, F Woolley, Imran Khan (c), J Dujon +, J Briggs, D Steyn, J Snow
Back on the subject at hand, I think (and I could be entirely wrong in this belief) that Australian (& South African to a lesser extent) batsmen tend to leave far more balls alone than their English counterparts. I think growing up on truer, bouncier pitches has possibly made them more inclined to leave balls on length alone, regardless of line. Because our chaps play on sappier strips their instinct is more to defend because they're more often betrayed by variable bounce. Pietersen is a good leaver and obviously he learnt his cricket elsewhere.
The habits acquired in youth inform the man, so is it possible that chaps like Clarke are occasionally undone by changeable bounce because of this?
On the subject, batsmen get out a lot more often playing defensive shots to balls not hitting the stumps than they do leaving balls that are. So despite looking like a bit of a fool sometimes, maybe Michael Clarke with a test batting average of almost 50 has got the balance better than most.
Compared to his overall batsmanship, yes IMO.
I also think he's one of the worst cutters of the ball going around (comparatively again, obv). I'm sure there are worse cutters who just don't play the shot but Clarke's terrible technique when playing it is so evident given how often he attempts it.
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Three huge stories today from WWD.
The phoenix is rising for the Limelight, but not as a thumping club venue, but as a retail center. How can I forget the many late nights dancing away at the Limelight in the late 80's and early 90's? The last dj I heard there was Tall Pall. It will certainly be interesting to walk around the interiors once renovation has been done and it is open to the public. I wonder if they will have caged dancers as a little homage to the once vivacious Limelight?
Tom Ford, the sole man that brought sexy back for the House of Gucci, will be entering the women's wear arena once again. Now that he has as movie under his belt, fragrances, sunglasses and a men's wear line, he will be building his fashion empire with no doubt an ultra luxe and sexy women's wear collection. I can't wait to see his first collection preview!
Now the Brits can enjoy the bohemian chic of Anthropologie, which will be just a few stones throw away from their houses. They've opened their first European flagship store in London.
From WWD ISSUE 10/21/2009
NEW YORK ??" The Limelight Marketplace could be one man??™s brilliant idea ??" or misguided folly.
That man is Jack Menashe, president of Limelight Marketplace, who is overseeing the $10 million renovation designed by James Mansour. Menashe said he expects the 25,000-square-foot facility to do $50 million in sales volume in the first year. An opening is planned for March.
Built in the mid-1800s, the landmark Gothic Revival-style Episcopal Church on West 20th Street and Sixth Avenue became a nightclub in 1983. At the height of its popularity, the Limelight attracted celebrities, wannabees, club kids and young professionals. The club was repeatedly closed by police, then briefly reopened, before finally closing in 2007.
The Limelight??™s next incarnation will be a marketplace with more than 70 shops, eateries and cafes, and two full-fledged restaurants.
Menashe, who owned Lounge in SoHo until it closed in January, is a retail showman. At Lounge, he sold Swarovski-encrusted hoodies and embellished jeans. There was a wall of rock ??™n??™ roll memorabilia and a restaurant that served food until 4 a.m.
While Lounge had a clubby atmosphere with dark walls and scuffed wood floors, Limelight Marketplace will be bright and colorful with lots of bold signage.
???I tried to make the building feel much smaller and make it feel accessible,??? Menashe said. ???The building is like a big old haunted house. We envision families coming and spending three to four hours here.???
But with an edgy sneaker gallery and apothecary selling cult brands, the Limelight Marketplace is geared toward savvy shoppers. ???Retail became very boring,??? Menashe said. ???We??™re trying to make this fun.???
Standing on the second floor amid and the hum of construction work, Menashe said, ???I was looking for an opportunity to do something like this. This is a very complicated building. People said I was crazy.???
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From WWD ISSUE 10/21/2009
TOKYO ??" Tom Ford is getting ready for his return to women??™s wear ??" the only question now is when.
The designer, and now film director, finally acknowledged on the record he??™s returning to the women??™s arena and confirmed he and his longtime business partner and Tom Ford International chairman Domenico De Sole are on the hunt for financing.
Ford, in town to promote his new film, ???A Single Man,??? and make a personal appearance at his new men??™s shop in the Isetan department store, said he plans to launch the Tom Ford brand??™s first women??™s collection ???very soon,??? although he declined to specify a date. Sources told WWD earlier this month that, depending on financing, Ford was eyeing a launch of a women??™s line as early as fall 2010.
???Financing is extremely expensive right now, so if we find financing in the right situation we??™ll be able to start [a women??™s collection] soon. If we don??™t, we may have to wait a while,??? Gucci??™s former creative director told WWD in an interview from a 50th floor suite of the Park Hyatt Hotel with an expansive view of the city skyline.
???You know it will take me 18 months when I start, because [I have] to hire the team, find the factories, put everything together and then get the stores ready so there??™s a place for these clothes,??? said Ford as he sipped a Coke Zero to overcome his jet lag.
Recent reports estimate Ford and De Sole are seeking $50 million or more to fund a women??™s collection and that Credit Suisse is leading the process. De Sole, who is also in Tokyo, declined to discuss the financials of the privately held company except to state that Ford??™s stores in Osaka, Tokyo and Seoul are performing strongly.
???We have the advantage of being a younger brand that??™s in a growing mode,??? De Sole said.
Ford contended his men??™s wear label is outpacing most of its competitors in the recession and he??™s optimistic the luxury goods market is on its way to recovery.
???Things are getting better every day in most places,??? Ford said, clad in a black suit and a white shirt. ???So I??™m optimistic and this is something that I plan on doing for the next 30 years of my life, so if I have to wait another six months or a year [to launch women??™s], it??™s OK.???
In the meantime, Ford is holding court with his fans here in Tokyo. On Tuesday evening, he made quite an entrance at Isetan, turning up in a black Mercedes and posing as a crowd snapped photos of him with their cell phones. He then made his way upstairs to his recently opened shop-in-shop, where he autographed boxes of his fragrance.
The Isetan shop-in-shop, which opened in September, is Ford??™s first store in Tokyo and his second in Japan. The designer said he hopes to open a freestanding store in Tokyo as soon as he finds a suitable location.
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From WWD ISSUE 10/21/2009
LONDON ??" Anthropologie will plant its first flag in Europe on Friday with the launch of a 10,000-square-foot clothing, accessories and homeware emporium on Regent Street, halfway between Oxford Street and Piccadilly Circus.
The bright and airy store, with soaring ceilings, central skylights and white oak flooring, spans three levels and features a 50-foot-high wall of evergreen plants fed by rainwater that??™s been collected on the roof.
The centerpiece of the space, which used to house a Wedgwood store, is a 50-ton glass, textured concrete and metal staircase that??™s meant to echo those of England??™s grand country homes and town houses.
In the spirit of Anthropologie, a division of the Philadelphia-based Urban Outfitters Inc., there is a mix of locally sourced and imported merchandise ??" and artwork ??" from the U.S., South Africa and continental Europe.
???London is an amazing opportunity for the brand, which we think looks at life in a slightly different way,??? said James Bidwell, Anthropologie??™s managing director for Europe.
The store will be the first of its kind on the street, which is dominated by big international brands such as Burberry, Tommy Hilfiger, Brooks Brothers and Aquascutum, and fashion retail chains including Zara, Gap and French Connection.
???We??™re not about fast fashion, and we see ourselves as appealing to customers who are creative, artistic and well-traveled,??? Bidwell added.
George Wallace, head of retail strategy and commercial due diligence at MHE Retail, a London-based consultancy, said the concept is ???fun, well-executed, well thought-out, with an attractive product offer.??? He added, however, that the timing is not ideal.
???This kind of store works a lot better when the money is free flowing. Right now, people are not in the mood to say, ???Oh I think I??™ll have that lovely jug or plate.??™ And that might soften the launch. But they are in it for the long game,??? so that??™s only a temporary issue, he said.
Bidwell said he sees the Regent Street store as ???an introduction??? to the brand, which will also open a 10,000-square-foot unit on London??™s King??™s Road in the spring. Also in the spring, Anthropologie will unveil a Web site that will service the U.K. and continental Europe.
The two London units ??" and the site ??" are just the beginning for Anthropologie. In August, Glen Senk, chief executive officer of Urban Outfitters, said the company is planning to roll out a minimum of 100 Urban and Anthropologie stores in Europe.
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–Nikki Cho Russo
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ORANGEVILLE - Kevin Sadler Bell, age 55, left his mortal life to join his Father in Heaven on Aug. 25, 2013. He was born Dec. 4, 1957 in Ogden, Utah to Doreen Sadler and Thomas K. Bell.
The family would like to express gratitude for the love and care provided by the Price, Ferron, and Orangeville communities.
Graveside services will be held Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013 at 1 p.m. in the Orangeville City Cemetery. There will be a viewing prior to the services at Fausett Mortuary (720 N. Center St., Castle Dale) from 12:00 - 12:30 p.m. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Kevin at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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February 06 2011 08:01AM
This is Chris Phillips. He's rumored to be heading to the Edmonton Oilers. It is one of many rumors out in the ether that could impact the town team.
Mike Brophy and John Shannon were on Sportsnet last night and suggested one of the current rumors has Dustin Penner heading to Ottawa in a deal for Chris Phillips. Phillips is a UFA, so one imagines that this would be for a signed Phillips, or that it might be part of a bigger deal (perhaps involving a third team).
Chris Phillips? He's making $3.5M and is in fact a free agent at the end of the season. He's a western kid, so the club might feel they could sign him and Phillips certainly has the reputation for being an effective shutdown player. He would have spent a lot of time mentoring young Sens blue, so that would be good news for kids like Jeff Petry.
Question: Is Phillips a good NHL defenseman at this stage of his career? Here's what we know:
- Phillips plays the toughest opposition Ottawa faces and it isn't close. Source (Desjardins) ishere.
- Phillips is doing it with mid-level help from the Ottawa roster, which means with very little help at all. The 10-11 Senators are not the 77 Habs.
- Phillips is a team worst -26 on a team that is currently -48 on the season (at evens). If the club played three pairings evenly at equal strength, his expected minus would be -16. He is playing tougher opponents (as noted above) so the plus minus numbers--while ugly--makes him somewhat innocent (with an explanation).
Other rumors have the Preds hot for Hemsky (Matheson has it here) and the Penguins may come calling with the news that Evgeny Malkin's season is likely over.
My own hope is that the club keeps both Penner and Hemsky. However, I can also see the wisdom in acquiring a veteran, signed defenseman to add to the current group of Whitney and Gibert. Those three men could anchor the blue and help along Peckham and Petry. Ladislav Smid's future may be covered in the Matty article I linked to above.
I've been saying for awhile that this deadline is going to be interesting. Steve Tambellini is open for business at the trade deadline and then in summer, and those appear to be his only windows. With that kind of restriction, he needs to be very aggressive.
Dustin Penner to Ottawa for a signed Chris Phillips qualifies as very aggressive.
February 06 2011, 08:06AM
Don't like this trade although I wouldn't be surprised since this isn't the fist time we've heard Penner's name come up
FIST!!! ( denied ) Not sure if I like the idea of trading our leading scorer ? Phillips isn't bad but can the Oilers afford to lose that much scoring to add a dman that isn't a offensive guy ? Phillips is probably over rated when you look at his career stats
February 06 2011, 08:10AM
Penner for Phillips with nothing else significant from Ottawa would make me jump off a bridge.
I hope both Hemsky and Penner stay. Both could be big pieces of this team when we start making runs at the cup. I sure would love to see something like this in the future.
Hall - ??? - Eberle
Penner - Horcoff - Hemsky
MPS - Gagner - Omark
Also I believe it was LeBrun over at ESPN who said that a GM told him Hemsky and Penner were in play, but ST was asking for way too much. We could afford an overpayment for one of those two.
February 06 2011, 08:16AM
If the preds wd trade blum F for for omarl i make for omark I make that trade yesterdaythat trade yesterday
February 06 2011, 08:17AM
There is the thing I was talking about.
One of the things hurting Phillips is a terrible on ice Sv percentage which explains his +\-. That said, penned is very important to this team. So trading a fwd in his prime fr a d man past it, doesn't make sense. Given his performance in ott, I doubt that there will be many suitors for him in the ufa market.
Hem sky to preds makes sense, perhaps we can get one of their young d like Franson
February 06 2011, 08:37AM
Penner for Phillips is a catastrophe. Penner is infinitely better than Phillips.
Phillips is worth a mid-level prospect at best.
February 06 2011, 08:38AM
Cogliano is the absolutely maximum the Oilers should trade for someone like Phillips.
Matheson says in his article: "I'd ask for a first-round draft pick and Wayne Simmonds,
For Hemsky.
I like Simmonds as much as the next guy, but Hemsky for Simmonds and a magic bean would be worse than the Pronger trade and Smyth trade combined.
Ottawa chasing the Oil for the worst team in Canada/NHL, I wonder if they blow it up over there?
February 06 2011, 08:51AM
Did Chicago, Pittsburgh, or Washington need any old experienced Defencemen to Mentor their younger players to be successfull..I dont think so.
Still, I can see the Logic, but no way Penner for Phillips straight up, maybe something like Penner+Smid for Phillips and this and next years 2nd round picks, or how about Penner+Smid+Cogliano for Spezza+Phillips straight up.
i would do the Hemsky trade in a heartbeat.he is going to have concussion related problems for the rest of his career. Just say no to trading Penner.Penner is a keeper and should be resigned
From Capgeek, Spezza is $7M cap hit until the end of the 2014-15 season. 27yo (28 in June). Get him in his "prime" but would he fit? Says he has a no trade clause...hmmm.
February 06 2011, 08:58AM
Agreed that Penner for Phillips straight up isn't enough, how about Penner for Phillips and a 2nd rounder?
The Oilers need to acquire more picks for Magnificent Stu to work his magic.
Wouldn't Penner garner some considerable interest from a contender looking for a big body in their top 6-9? He's got the experience and one would think a team looking for that final push would give up a top prospect and an everyday player.
While the Oil need a shutdown d-man I don't think they need a guy to mentor their young players on the ice. If they need a guy behind the scenes "helping" the kids resign Strudwick on the cheap for another year.
February 06 2011, 09:07AM
Penner is better than Spezza. Adding him doesn't do us any favours.
Penner cannot be traded to the Senators. There is no combination of players that makes any sense.
Alex Plante for Phillips is the kind of deal that works.
Even Cogliano for Phillips is an overpay.
Finally, adding a second round pick doesn't make it better. A second round pick isn't worth very much.
So, what's Hemsky worth in a trade? The Kovalchuk deal was:
to ATL:Berfors, Oduya, Cormier, 2010 1st (~20th), 2010 2nd (~50th)
to NJ: Kovalchuk, Salmela, 2010 2nd (~35th)
Now, I don't expect Hemsky to bring back as many pieces as Kovalchuk, but for the sake of argument he is signed for another year at a cheaper rate than Kovalchuk was at the time of his deal.
If Hemsky goes to a team like PIT, NSH, or LA, I would imagine EDM is looking for a package something like:
Despres and a 1st Ellis and a 1st Forbort and a 1st
Although if they did make a move like Omark for Blum, moving him for a D anyways, I suppose that could change what they'd be looking for in return by trading Hemsky.
LT, I wonder if PIT might be the fit. They've got their D core locked up for awhile, maybe they have an easy time, in their minds, justifying including Despres in a deal given their signed D?
February 06 2011, 09:13AM
I would hate that deal as much as I hate how Kristian Huselius turns into a Hall of Famer every time he plays the Oil. That would be a dreadful return, an odd fit, and I can't see him wanting to sign here at his age, for anything less than a ridiculous "Ice Station Zebra" compensatory overpayment.
The thing about Penner and Hemsky is, I don't know if they're as valuable to anyone else as they are to the Oil. So, can we ever really get sufficient returns on those assets? Doubtful. Unless you can find a couple of desperate teams with injury problems to play off of each other at the deadline. The best deal may just be no deal.
That said, at the risk of impeachment, I find myself compelled to ask this: Lowetide, what have you heard about the success of Jordin Tootoo's substance abuse treatment? Because, if he's healthy and focused, I want him as part of any deal for Hemsky. I know he's a dirty, rotten skunk, and not universally liked, but he is also exactly what this team of boy scouts desperately needs. And, he can play. Unlike my beloved SMAC, who appears to not be valued by this coaching staff. I don't want David Backes (or any other tool of his ilk) to even THINK of breathing on Taylor Hall without the possibility of something very nasty happening as a consequence.
February 06 2011, 09:20AM
Was it not the Sens who told the entire world what the Oilers had on the table for Heatly?
Seems to me this was the case and no matter what anyone says IMO that hurt our locker room.
Its time for ST to take the Sens to task for this.
Do the deal, but if it doesn't include there first round pick this year then ST is not the man for the job going forward.
If the preds wd trade blum F for for omarl i make for omark I make that trade yesterdaythat trade yesterday
I've read that 5 times and now I'm convinced you really are Esa Tikkanen.
This might be a classic case of the best trade you make is the one you don't make. To win a trade, history shows you have to get the better player back.
So far I'm not impressed with anything other than a young D prospect drafted in 07 to 09 range.
Any talk about an old vet makes no sense - other than perhaps Smyth (yes - seriously) - to give LA cap room.
February 06 2011, 09:20AM
@ Gerald R. Ford
Tootoo's recovery is on a very good track. I believe he's skating and could likely return soon (as in this season). The best part about his road to recovery was that he checked himself into the rehab program. That's a good sign for sure.
February 06 2011, 09:40AM
Tootoo would be awsome in Oiler silks!
Watching him pummel Regher and the Sedin sisters would be outstanding!
Whatever happens with his career, I hope he has a handle on his demons and he can lead a happy life.
No reason to deal for Phillips when he is a UFA in the summer and he can be had for nothing. If they deal Penner or Hemsky then the minimum that comes back has to be a top prospect/good young current NHLer and a high pick. We need a top flight centre, and a top pairing D. Anything less then filling that need means we should not make a deal.
Target teams who need to either make the playoffs or who have injuries and need NHLers to fill missing spots.
Need to make playoffs (from a money or a fan need):
1. LA 2. Columbus 3. Buffalo 4. Atlanta
Need to make real run and due to injuries or missing pieces may have trouble in the playoffs
1. Chicago 2. Pittsburgh 3. San Jose 4. Washington
Go after those teams and take their top prospects or good young NHLers as long as they fill the future need of top C and top D.
February 06 2011, 10:03AM
wonder if the Pens would give up Orpik or Letang if they wanted Penner or Hemsky
Seems plausible both Penner and Hemsky being shopped around seeing as neither has been signed beyond next season . Also sounds as if Oilers new core will be built around small players rather than bigger players , despite what Tam says for public distribution . Tams also seems to think our defence and goaltendingg are more than adequate to contend despite what others think . Can you imagine where Oilers might be this season , if they had a reasonable defence and goaltending ? How can this club so consistently stay within one goal of the opposition with a defence , goaltending , diminutive roster that abysmal on special teams and faceoffs to boot is the question ?
Why are we doing as well as we are considering how bad we should/could be looking like ?
Souray , Brule , Penner ,Hemsky , Cogliano , Jones or Fraser and our third round pick via Flames for Spezza, Phillips , Fisher, Neil / or Kelly and Ottawa's first round choice ?
LT: agreed. I like the idea of getting a vet and adding Larsson. Not rushing him woudl be nice, and maybe you can have Larsson come over in a year and not right away. I could handle this top 6 D for the next few years:
Whitney-Petry Peckham-Gilbert Phillips-Larsson
Makes Smid and Foster expendable for sure, and anyone that comes calling should be considered.
Phillips on a decent, not overpaying deal would fit. But no need to get him now, especially since he has a no trade clause and I'm guessing he doesn't want to come here to play out the stretch on the worst team in the league.
What makes you think they want to make a hockey trade for Hemsky or Penner? Just the Phillips rumor?
Phillips is ottawas vandermeer so no way. Unless we get ottawas first(which i doubt). Even rundblad and cowen dont make that a deal. Ottawas probably not gonna resign phillips anyway: we would be so screwed with this trade.Honestly i see penner a bruin for torontos pick and an overpayed player and prospect
speeds: I think Pittsburgh can and should make a run, but believe the Oilers want to make a hockey trade for either Penner or Hemsky. By that I mean actual players (in this case a defenseman) coming back as part of the return.
So if it's a stud D prospect plus a pick (as you've described) I don't think that's optimum for what they're trying to do.
I think Tambellini wants a Pronger type deal here (trade and then sign). Phillips isn't the best candidate, but that's how I see it.
Gerald Ford: Always enjoyed your airplane exits. :-) I haven't heard a thing about Tootoo but agree he'd be an interesting addition.
Dallas Dave (reasonable track record on this type of thing) has PIT putting Goligoski on the block to get a high quality winger.
Goligoski is 25 (26 in July), 5'10"
He was one more year at 1.833MM then is an RFA
He is 2nd among PIT D for 5v4 TOI, but 3rd in GFON/60 5v4 with 5.89 (behind Martin and Letang)
To compare Whitney is 6.09GFON/60 5v4 and Foster is 4.91 (top two Oilers by the same metric)
Goligoski is playing 3rd pair minutes 5v5 (behind Martin, Letang, Orpik and Mihalek)
He does lead PIT D with a 5v5 +/-/60 of +1.62/60, but he is playing softest minutes.
He shoots left.
If he shot right, he'd be a better fit.
Not enough for Hemsky, if they threw in their 1st this year and took Foster back it gets closer.
I wouldn't do it.
ST needs to talk with both penner and hemmer and find out if either one of them would even like to resign here when their contracts are up. If they say 'no' or 'maybe', then obviously they need to be traded for a return of some sort. Hopefully if thats the case, it isnt made public so ST can at least try and deal them from a position of strength. Does anyone know if ST has done this yet or intends to?
February 06 2011, 10:20AM
Problem with Ottawa is that no one in management is probably going to have a job after April. So does Eugene Melnyk let Murray fire sale the place, then fire his butt??
I'm opposed to trading Penner, myself (I think he adds something to the team that no one else here does.. size with skill, plus he's decent 2-way and makes linemates better, even if he does look complacent on some nights to some fans). Hemsky.. well, I'm lukewarm to the idea of trading him. I think if we trade him, it should be for vital pieces of the future. I'm not so sure about Phillips being a big part of this team when we're ready to compete, although I think he's a better d-man than he looks in Ottawa.
I think we need to think grander if we're trading Hemsky. I would think that we could find a d-man of Phillips' caliber in free agency, maybe. Maybe we can catch a GM being greedy now who will give us up another 1st, or perhaps if we package a bit more, we can get a promising young d-man. If not, I wouldn't be in such a rush to move Hemsky or Penner.
February 06 2011, 10:23AM
@ srcain
If we knew that ST had done that or intended to then it would be public. That would mean he didn't do what we wanted him to. Lose lose for him, we either A. Assume he's being useless and not asking if his players plan to stay, or B. it comes public he talked to them and they both plan on going UFA in 2012, and we kill him for letting it get out. I doubt we see extensions for these two before the summer.
LT: is Brayden Schenn enough of a return for Hemsky? Would we be happy with that return, therefore allowing us to draft Larsson. That is still a futures deal, since Schenn can't be expected to b an immediate impact player, however it does fit the 2-3 model we are seemingly following. Reminiscent of the Nieuwendyk for Iginal trade that set the Flames up for the future.
Doesn't happen often, but this is one time I'm in disagreement with you LT.
To me, if they are making a "hockey trade", it's more likely we'll see it at the draft/early July when everyone is able to juggle their rosters more freely.
I think Hemsky/Penner are more likely to move at the deadline if EDM is looking for futures in return; those are the types of deals that are made at the deadline, and those are the teams motivated to trade for Penner and Hemsky at this time. I'm not sure I agree with the 20-30 pick range either - that depends who you trade with. There are still, what, 21-23 teams in the playoff race?
Depending who you trade Hemsky/Penner to, that pick could well be in the 8-14 range. And, further to that, because Hemsky/Penner's deal extends into next season, I think it's possible the teams that are borderline playoff contenders are more willing to move their first for Hemsky/Penner than for a traditional rental, because they would also have him for next season.
If Phillips to Edmonton and Penner to Ottawa is being talked about, it could also be part of a three-way with LA...
Spezza-->LA Penner +prospects from LA & Edm-->Ott Phillips+prospects from LA & Ott-->Edm
Phillips currently has a no-move till the end of the year. To agree to come to Edmonton, that would suggest that he would have agreed to a new contract with the Oilers,
or why would he agree to be trade to the Oilers rather than insist on a Stanley Cup contender.
It could also be part of a three-way with Nashville.
Fisher-->Nashville Penner+prospects-->Ott Phillips+prospects-->Edm
Involving Edmonton in a three-way between a contender and Ottawa, allows the contender to not trade an actual player off of their roster to Ottawa...they can use Penner from Edmonton as the actual player, and fill the rest of the deal with prospects.
February 06 2011, 10:37AM
Goligoski is the kind of guy we should be talking about as the centrepiece of a deal.
Getting an NHL quality defencemen with offensive upside is the starting point of the conversation. Not an aging mediocre defense first player.
LT: is Brayden Schenn enough of a return for Hemsky? Would we be happy with that return, therefore allowing us to draft Larsson. That is still a futures deal, since Schenn can't be expected to b an immediate impact player, however it does fit the 2-3 model we are seemingly following. Reminiscent of the Nieuwendyk for Iginal trade that set the Flames up for the future.
I think Schenn is definitely good return for Hemsky. We get a centerman with decent size. Depending on where you look, I see him as 6' to 6'2", and 193lbs. He wouldn't make an immediate impact, no, but he'd be on pace with the rest of our players, you would think.. maybe a year behind, but that's fine.
That said, I'm not sure how big of a hurry the Kings are in to give up Schenn, even for Hemsky. But that's where the "immediate impact" is maybe a factor.. the Kings need it, we don't.
Trading Penner/ Hemskyfor a 32 yr old defenseman like Phillips would be a mistake.
Dmen tend to run out of steam in their thirties and Phillips has a lot of miles on the odometer. His plus minus has gotten worse each year for four years.
He is part of the problem in OTT. Within a year he would be part of the problem here.
Thankfully, he would likely refuse to sign with the Oilers before being traded. I expect he'd want to win a Cup.
I'd rather the Oilers trade for a few ready C and D prospects and draft picks.
NAS 1st rounder plus Austin Watson?
Colin Wilson would solve the Oilers 1st line C problem but he is likely worth more than Penner or Hemsky. Maybe Gagner and Penner for Wilson, a 1st and Roussel?
OTT doesn't really have any prospects although they seem to be still after Penner. Maybe (it seems unlikely) they would trade their 1st for him?
Wilson may be untouchable but prospects who are about to graduate are the kind of guys Tambo needs to target.
It's kinda funny people think Matheson has a clue ? He has been all over rumors for the last couple years. Trading in the conference for prospects and picks really. Trading for a UFA dman after this season playing -26 ? How bout Wayne Simmonds a fourth line plug player and a pick for arguable one of our best players ? Yes the Oilers are rebuilding come on.
February 06 2011, 10:55AM
Don't know about Phillips, but people really need to give their collective heads a shake in this town.
Other than the kids (who they're obviously not going to move), it is ONLY Penner and Hemsky that have any value whatsoever. And trust me, it ain't as high as the blindfaithers think.
Cogliano? Please. Unless somehow they can get Bob McKenzie to inexplicably go on and on and on about how good he was with his son, he's valueless.
Smid? Good lord.
Plugs like Vandermeer and Strudwick...whatever. Hello 6th round picks.
It's Hemsky and/or Penner or 'stay the course and assess some more'.
February 06 2011, 10:56AM
Wonder if Matheson's article means that the Oil have finally leaked word to selected MSM media that they are serious about moving one or both of Hemsky and Penner. Hence the "message"that the Oil will move their best assets
If we could get Ryan Johanneson from Columbus that would be my target. We might not even get that good a deal. But we would have the large offensively talented centre moving forward. At this point Columbus must be desperate to make the playoffs and Howson must be desperate to keep his job. To do it, though, we have to move NOW before Columbus is out of playoff fight
Would be fine with Chris Phillips because he would be a good bridge til some of our young kids develop and is a shutdown guy. Would OTT take Smid and Cogs instead of Penner for Phillips
Right now we are the only seller in marketplace. Once other sellers hit market, we lose any premium we might be able to extract now
February 06 2011, 10:59AM
Put me down as completely opposed to any oiler deal that sees Penner or Hemsky go out and Phillips come in.
If this is year two of the rebuild then our most valuable assets shouldn't be wasted on potential UFA defenseman over 30. I don't see the benefit of getting older and less skilled right now. Phillips makes sense for a contending club and very little to this one.
What's this Penner for Phillips nonsense? Unless there's more to it, that would be terrible.
Maybe Ladi Smid for Phillips.
February 06 2011, 11:06AM
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@m_kennedy13 That's good to hear. Thanks.
February 06 2011, 11:08AM
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He thinks that it's up to each state to decide it's laws. Hmm...Mr. Bush, isn't that the usual Rep partly line, less government interference?
He thinks that it's up to each state to decide it's laws. Hmm...Mr. Bush, isn't that the usual Rep partly line, less government interference?
I see the problem with gay marriage is the use of the term 'marriage'. Gay activists want the term 'marriage' because they claim all the written laws use that term. Anti gay activists see the word marriage as sanctimonius and can only be applied to a man and a woman, despite the 60 per cent divorce rate in the USA.
I believe if the gay activists would accept the term 'partnership' and all the laws be changed to include that term, they would succeed in obtaining their freedom for all rights. I think most of Americans are beyond that stigma about gays.
When we had the debate in Massachusetts, one state congressman suggested doing away with state marriage all together. In other words, heterosexual couples, if they chose to get hitched in the city hall, would have a "civil union", not a "marriage". This way, there would be complete equality between heterosexual and homosexual couples, without giving the homosexual unions the "marriage" title. I think the whole debate is more compicated here in the US than in Europe because the priest/ rabbi/ imam can sign the state marriage certificate. I believe in most European countries you have to get your marriage certificate in city hall, and then you can have whatever ceremony you want in any religious/ cultural institution.
kinda off topic but I saw something in an article the other day that threw me off guard... does Chenny have a daughter who is gay? it'd explain why he's disagreeing with Bush on the gay marriage thing a little more... just wondering...
it's a sad day in Alaska... the primaries are complete and the wrong person got the nod for the republican candidate! (ok so that's my opinion but still)
Yes, Chaney's daughter is openly gay.Originally Posted by Tonichelle
It's not off topic at all! The article I linked to above, the inspiraion for this entire thread, talks about the daughter Mary and her influence.Originally Posted by Tonichelle
Vice-President Cheney said he and his wife "have a gay daughter, so it's an issue our family is very familiar with".
Regarding the issue of same-sex relationships, he said, "my general view is freedom means freedom for everyone".
I wonder who Mary is voting for in November?
There is a groupd of gay Republicans who call their club the "Log Cabin Republicans" IIRC, I wonder who they're going to support this year.
I like the idea of EVERYONE having a civil union, like in Europe, as Ptichka said. Then if you still want a church ceremony, you can go and have one. And then gays and lesbians could "get married" in Unitarian churches, among others.
PS I hope this was Cheney's real opinion, and not a way to portray the Republican party as a bit more tolerant. I'm going to actually give Dickie the benefit of the doubt this time. It just would've been nice if he'd spoken out earlier.
LOL....because that always works out so well in the South! They tried to let the states decide what to do with all of the free slaves after the Civil War. Guess what? Almost every Southern state found a way to re-inslave the freed slaves! Eventual Congressional intervention helped...but today the legacy of the failures of the Reconstruction period are still evident. You let a racist state handle a problem and you are going to get a result tinged with racism. Or, perhaps that is what they want. They can let someone else do the dirty job they don't want to take the blame for. I'm sorry, but if you let any of the states in my region of the country have free reign...you might as well get ready to see gays, minorities, etc. being shipped North. Get some balls, Cheney, and do what you know is right: support YOUR gay daughter.He thinks that it's up to each state to decide it's laws
This whole thing aggravates me to no end. If marriage is a sacrament and the church says that it must be between a man & a woman, then the term should only be applied to couples married in a church. My parents did not got get married in a church; so, technically, they only have a civil union.
Overall, I support the gay 'marriages' because I don't understand why marriage is limited to heterosexual couples in a legal definition.
I'm kinda curious. Is it only the Roman Catholic Church that defines marriage as between a man & woman? What is the belief in Judaism, Christianity, Islam, all the flavors of Protestant churches, etc?


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JuleAnn Huntington, whose address is 255 South 200 West, Orangeville,
Utah 84537, has been appointed Personal Representative of the
above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to:
1) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal Representative
at the address above; 2) deliver or mail their written claims to the
Personal Representative's attorney of record, Tracy R. Justesen, at
the following address: 185 East Center Street, Orangeville, Utah
84537; or 3) file their written claims with the Clerk of the District
Court in Emery County, or otherwise present their claims as required
by Utah Law within three months after the date of the first
publication of this notice or be forever barred.
Date of first publication: April 15, 2014
Date of second publication: April 22, 2014
Date of third publication: April 29, 2014
Tracy R. Justesen
Attorney for Personal Representative
Justesen Legal Services, P.C.
Tracy R. Justesen
P.O. Box 478
185 East Center Street
Orangeville, Utah 84537
Telephone: 435-749-0552
Published in the Emery County Progress April 15, 22 and 29, 2014.


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Thomas Edward Neumann Sr., 46, of Cave-In-Rock, died Oct. 9, 2012.
Cremation will be accorded and memorial services are 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, 2012, at the First Baptist Church in Elizabethtown. Hardin County Funeral Services is in charge of arrangements.
He is survived by his wife, Beverly; a son; a daughter; two grandchildren; his parents; three brothers; a sister; his father-in-law and mother-in-law; two brothers-in-law; and many nieces and nephews.
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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:15am
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The Fairfield University men's lacrosse team scored with 33 seconds remaining in regulation to earn a 9-8 win over ECAC Lacrosse League foe Air Force on Lessing Field Saturday afternoon. The win improves the Stags to 7-5 overall and 3-2 in league play, while the Falcons fall to 6-6 on the year and 1-4 in conference action.
Michael Roe won his ninth face-off of the game, with the score tied 8-8, and the ball found its way to Colin McLinden who fed Jordan Greenfield for the game-winning tally. It marked the fourth goal of the afternoon for Greenfield and would provide the final margin for the Stags.
Greenfield led all scorers with four goals, the only Stag to score more than once on the afternoon. McLinden had three assists, while Tristan Sperry went for a goal and an assist.
Air Force won the opening face-off and 55 seconds into the game Christopher Allen scored his first of the day to put the Falcons ahead 1-0. Conor Dalton answered for the Stags netting a Sperry pass at the 11:51 mark to start a three goal run for the Stags. Eric Warden netted a McLinden pass at the 10:15 mark to put Fairfield ahead and Greenfield's first of the afternoon with 8:04 to play in the first quarter gave the Stags a 3-1 lead.
Tommy McKee scored at the 6:50 mark to get Air Force back within one, 3-2, but Greenfield (2:28) and Sperry (2:09) struck consecutively to give the Stags a 5-2 advantage at the end of the first quarter. Marshall Johnson got the scoring going 64 seconds into the second quarter, putting home a pass from Drew Federico for a 6-2 lead, the largest of the game. Kyle Cassady answered that tally 70 seconds later and the game would go to halftime with the Stags leading 6-3. Cassady would score the next goal of the game, with 2:45 to play in the third quarter, to make the score 6-4. The Falcons struck again 2:12 later on a Mike Crampton goal to make it 6-5.
Roe won the opening face-off of the fourth quarter and fed Greenfield for a tally seven seconds into the period to put the Stags back ahead two, 7-5. The game remained scoreless for nearly nine minutes until Allen scored his second of the game with 5:59 to play to make the score 7-6 Stags. Fairfield again responded, this time with McLinden feeding TJ Neubauer with 3:35 to play for the 8-6 Stags advantage. Allen completed his hat trick with 2:00 to play and Erik Smith tied the game with 51 ticks left, setting up the Greenfield game-winner.
Jack Murphy earned the win for the Stags with a 12-save effort, six of which came in the second-quarter of action. He also had three ground balls as the Stags finished with a 35-32 advantage in that category. McLinden and Roe both had five ground balls in the win to lead Fairfield. The Stags caused 11 turnovers, while committing just 13 of their own, with Sperry and Toby Armour both causing two apiece.
Austin Fox made nine saves in net for Air Force and was one of four players to pick up four ground balls apiece. Smith was 4-6 at the face-off X while Bryan Price went 7-14 and both players had four ground balls. Mike Crampton had three points with a goal and two assists for the Falcons.
The Stags travel to ECAC front-runner Denver on Saturday, before closing out the regular season at Ohio State on April 27. Fairfield needs to win one of those games to secure an ECAC Tournament berth.


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Solange may be crazy, but she is GORGEOUSReplyCancel
Jessie J looks like she could get work on Xena, Warrior Princess.ReplyCancel
iggy azalea is a real bitch—the look on her face when she was losing awards bwahahaha—and no talentReplyCancel
Get it, Iggy!ReplyCancel
Laverne looks better in this getup because that last pic he looked like a dude in a dress. Legs still look dudish but other that he kinda killed it.
Solange looks better than all these hoes. And better than bey. Like an angel from the sky. Why cant she always look like this?
I also love greer and jordin and jasons look. I thought they had broken up for some reason.ReplyCancel
WTF was Kelly rowland wearing on her head? Is that really sipposed to be her hair?! Good Laaawd! Anyone else notice how Solange's crazy ass wasn't allowed to sit in the front during Bey's performance?!ReplyCancel
I'm straight and all… but I wouldn't turn down Ms. Cox.
What can I say, sometimes you need to get a little freaky.ReplyCancel
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Shit I could run over to Dillard's and find a nicer looking outfit than most of these fucked up creations. There are too damn many awards shows! It reminds me of the way Congress always votes themselves a raise and then takes a Looong vacation. Enough already. There are too many pseudo celebrities and I'm over ALL of it! Go away! Go home! I don't want to see your hideous dress, hair, shoes or boyfriend one more time. Don't want to hear your "hit" song or tell you how great your newest movie is. Go home Hollywood, ya bore me.ReplyCancel
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Julianne: It is better to borrow a piece from a low-tier designer and have it tailored to your body, than to buy your own Emilio Pucci that doesn't fit.
Kelly/Kesha/Greer: This is the VMAs, not the Grammys. You're not supposed to take this one so seriously.
Iggy: Cheap and vulgar. The dress is awful, too.
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Will the Leafs talk to Matt Cooke this summer?
Ryan Fancey
June 19 2013 05:49AM
OMG I hope not. Way too much drama there. He is just too much of a distraction to have on a team. Leafs need to stay clear of him.
4th line - Approx $1.5 million ?
Keeps a spot away from Orr or McLaren?
Sounds good to me.
Yes. Brilliant. AND at least Carlyle could slip in Cooke into the first/second line if he wants to get those guys going or add some size in the top 6 (instead of Orr on kessel's or kadri's wing). He is older but between declining skills of Cooke and no skills of Orr I see this as a good move.
I see Cooke re-signing with Pittsburgh but, if he's available at a reasonable cost, he'd be a good replacement for Komarov. I wonder if Leaf fans, especially those at the ACC, would welcome Matt Cooke. Pretty sure his team-mates would.


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Danzou was going to take one of the kids no matter if the kid wanted it or not. Kabuto having the most skill of them, have sacrificed himself to be the one that goes (although his mother might not have sensed him, when he was spying on her talk with Daznou), as he had greater chance of surviving than those kids.
And again, read the chapter again. Even when she agreed to work for root to protect the children, Danzou was going to use Shisui's Sharingan regardless of her agreeing or not, to make her a "better" spy/ninja. The only reason he didn't do it immediately is because Kabuto was watching their conversation. He probably made her forget about them or make her emotionless, or something along those lines.
Oro exactly knew what happened, heck it's even possible that Oro was forced to work for Danzou himself (although it feels like this jutsu might be used only once per person, otherwise it's too good. Not to mention that Hashirama's DNA shortens the cooling time).


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In honor of the county's upcoming 150th anniversary, Douglas County commissioners announced a gift for the community.
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The 2011 Douglas County Fair is from Aug. 5 – 7 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds in Castle Rock. County commissioners approved free fair entry for the full day Aug. 5, which includes access to the fairgrounds, expo hall displays, community entertainment, show competitions, the livestock sale and two live concerts on the midway bandstand.
"In celebration of Douglas County's 150th anniversary, as a county we are inviting all … residents to enjoy the fair for Free Fair Friday," said Jack Hilbert, Douglas County commissioner, District 1. "We look forward to seeing you there to enjoy the fair and all the festivities."
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Dale was raised in Ferron and graduated from Emery High School in 1950. He attended Utah State and then Iowa State for a doctorate in veterinary medicine. He married Janice Price Nov. 5, 1957 in the Los Angeles LDS temple. They settled in Los Altos, Calif., where they raised five children. Dale was a partner at El Camino Animal Hospital in Palo Alto.
Dale's retirement years were spent gardening, fly fishing and in church service. Dale was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served with Janice as a senior missionary in the Adelaide, Australia Mission, in the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, and as an ordinance worker in the Oakland Temple. Dale was known for his compassion and service to others.
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One of the SEO issues most talked about since I have been involved the industry is the paid link. People freak out at the very idea of buying a link, anybody who does such a thing will be cast into Google hell, never to be returned right? Well, maybe, and I'm certainly not advocating the buying of links by any means, the guidelines are extremely clear on the topic. But are there ways to pay money and get links, without explicitly buying links? Yes, there are…
Here's what Google says about the practise of buying links:
"SEOs and webmasters engage in the practice of buying and selling links that pass PageRank, disregarding the quality of the links, the sources, and the long-term impact it will have on their sites. Buying or selling links that pass PageRank is in violation of Google's Webmaster Guidelines and can negatively impact a site's ranking in search results."
Enough to put anybody off right? Right!
So what if you have a ton of cash burning a whole in your pocket want to put it towards you SEO but don't want to run the risk of being nuked by the Big G? I'm glad you asked, here are some ideas….
** Disclaimer – Google's policy on these matters can (and does) change. Although the below strategies have worked well for us without any negative issues in the past please use with caution, if it feels like you're doing something wrong then you probably are! **
Giveaway some stuff
One of my favourite link building tactics, giveaways work exceptionally well for eCommerce sites because they often have access to potential prizes but anybody can buy an iPod (not original) or something more related to the site looking for a link. There are 2 ways to play this one, you can either host the giveaway on your own site, and outreach for links that way, or you can offer up the prize to other sites willing to host the competition and ask them to link back to you.
Product reviews
Another great link building suggestion for eCommerce sites is to offer your products up for review by bloggers in your field. This tactic works extremely well for getting deep links into your individual product pages from related authority sites. You generally have to take a hit on shipping and the product itself but if you find the right blog to conduct a review the link and potential traffic more than make up for this. If you're smart you can also couple the review with the giveaway idea mentioned above for more impact.
Sponsor an event
No matter what industry you are in there are always relevant events going on throughout the year (if not, put on your own!) and these can present an excellent sponsorship opportunity. Not only can this get you links from the event website you can use the event itself as an opportunity to build relationships (for more links) and to improve the image of your brand (for even more links!).
Pay for content
Paying an industry professional to produce a killer piece of content for you is another way to build links. Let's get one thing straight, I'm not talking about fiverr here, I'm talking about really valuable articles, video's, images, infographics, whatever content lends itself well to your industry. If you have something of real value, people will want to link to it.
Hire an SEO
Maybe an obvious one (maybe not!) but a huge part of an SEO's job is to build relevant high quality links on behalf of their clients. SEO's should already know of many link building opportunities available for you and if not they have the skills and tools to quickly find them for you. They are also able to give you tried and tested strategies to maximise you link building efforts whilst staying on the right side of Google's guidelines.
Buy someone a drink
Strictly speaking I don't literally mean buy someone a drink (although that does work!) what I'm talking about here is building relationships. Ed Fry recently wrote a great piece on building relationships for link building and I would agree totally that relationships are absolutely crucial to getting some key links for your site. Next time you're at an industry conference and see that blogger who makes or brakes a reputation, introduce yourself, buy them a drink, the links will come.
Send a gift
Occasionally I come across stories where the simple act of sending a gift to somebody you don't know (or barely know) has worked wonders for building a relationship and getting links. It sounds a little creepy to buy and send a gift to someone you don't know, maybe a lot creepy in fact, but if you're doing it for primarily the right reasons (ie not just to get a link) then people won't just see it as a marketing ploy. The great diet coke delivery has got to be one of the most famous examples of this in the SEO world but I've seen it work with hats (below), pet accessories and even a 3D model of a companies logo (that was Ed again!)
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Paid Directories
People pull their face whenever directories are mentioned (I even did it when writing the heading) but paying for inclusion in some relevant high quality paid directories still does work in many areas. Unfortunately there are tons and tons of generic paid directories which will do little for your SEO efforts also, stick to those which are highly aligned to your business and you shouldn't go too far wrong.
Buy a blog
Have you found the perfect link target but just can't seem to get any interest from the blogger, even after trying all of the above, and more?? Well just buy the whole site! Rand recently did a great post on buying blogs as a link building strategy which puts forward the argument that buying a blog is a much better, and often cheaper alternative than buying links. Rand also points out that by doing this you're getting more than just links, you're getting content and access to a loyal readership.
I'm expecting to get a little bit of stick from those people who think even the slightest hint of money being involved is against Google's policy, that's cool. I'd also like to here more of your ideas on this topic, how can people fund their link building efforts WITHOUT buying links?
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