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Yeah I don't it will be all sunshine and rainbows after this.
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Chapter is out! http://www.mangapanda.com/katekyo-hitman-reborn/405
Yeah I don't it will be all sunshine and rainbows after this.
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
so let me see if I got this right: Yuni is an alien....from space? Or is it that Tsuna and everyone else are the aliens?
Favorite Manga/Anime CharactersNaruto, Orochimaru, Jariya, Itachi, Ichigo, Mayuri, Kenpachi, Mugen, Vash the Stampede, "L", Edward Elric, Reborn, Rokudo Mukuro, Black Star, Dr. Fraken Stein, Death the Kid
They're all from earth, Yuni and her race just appeared before humans from the looks of it.
Hey baby, wanna take a gander at some Adam West penis?
...and next chapter, Deamon Spade jumps in the game again and takes over it all, muhhahahaha.
Somehow I have the feeling that with this power, CheckerFace might want to restore his race, rather than leave it for non-humans.
What about the 7 Flames of the Earth, of the Simon Family ? Does that mean that their flames are actually supported by another planet, like Mars ? I mean they are equally powerful to 1/3 of the Trinity Set, or even superior, yet they don't brake the balance at all and have nothing to do with it.
Alright, in all honesty, this is emphatically convoluted now. An ancient species of Earthlings injects their flames into seven stones, which keep evolution on the right track. What is the wrong track? are humans meant to replace this nearly extinguished species? and why with all this enormous flame power has Checkerface lived this long and not his original contemporaries? The stones were too powerful for 5 of their species to manage, so they divest the power from the stones and create the Arcobaleno, of which one of their own species has occupied all if not many generations of Sky Arcobaleno. If I am not mistaken then all seven stones, which have no particular possessor besides the entire species, are simply just turned into pacifiers...or is it that one stone is turned into the pacifiers (like the bottom panel on the seventh page might indicate)? If so, then are the other stones manifesting as different powers?
More than likely seven of this was traded for seven of that to be sensitive to the flames of modern humans. Now, I can understand why one of the species would want to participate in most of the trinisette, however, I do not understand how Yuni even is one of these species when it is clear that her mother and grandmother were impregnated by someone human (right? lol). Assuming her and her ancestor line of species has occupied many if not all Sky Arcobaleno generations, would Yuni be practically human (genetically, like saiyans had their blood diluted)? Furthermore, if her species dominates this position, Bermuda would have most likely noticed, so I can see how they have not...yet, the story goes that Luce's descendents would be "cursed" because she was pregnant at the time of becoming an Arcobaleno, which is just confusing in and of itself. Worse yet, Arcobaleno exist as points in space-time, and Mare ring bearers shift horizontally through space-time: how is it even reasonable for an Arcobaleno to do both? THE FUCK! Even more confusing is how is Tsuna qualified to even replace someone of a higher species...her death would mean that Checkerface is the only one left, so why would he be so quick to axe her?
Another problem is the other types of flames and Talbot. Night and the Earth flames...neither of these flames were created by the stones given the knowledge we now have. Are they novel flames, which are unique to humans only? If so, then does it imply a possible leap in human evolution? We don't technically know what flame/s Checkerface emits, and I'm confused how Yuni doesn't emit an immense transcendent flame, such as Checkerface's. I'm assuming Talbot bossed Cherckerface by figuring out the the eighth flame is like anchor to its seven counterparts, so man has definitely bested hyperman! But who the fuck is Talbot?! and his servant for that matter? How did he manage to live so long and not help the Arcobaleno before? -_-
Plus, my biggest concern: Lancia's ring...definitely should have been ignited at least once hahaha
So, Akira Amano, why the fuck did you have to do this?
^ Oh Lancia's ring, I always hoped that Tsuna would use that ring to unleash the "Dragon" form of his pet, for pure attack power or something .
Arcobaleno together with Humans were able to create the Animal Rings, then there are many other rings around the world as well and it looks like that even the Triniset's stones can be enhanced with other stones as well, as shown by Talbot, so why focus so much on Triniset anyway ?
In the future, Tsuna destroyed the Vongola Rings and the world didn't die instantly anyway.
The Mare Rings are rarely used and were even sealed, perhaps it's because they are no longer in use, that the arcobalenos life's were shortened ?
Perhaps the Flames of Earth, were like Flames of Night, simply not know to the True Humans ? Then who created the other rings and elements ?
Strangely enough, it seems like creating 777,777,777 of Rings or more and giving them to humans, would make the burden almost unnoticeable and make sure that the Balance would have been preserved anyway.
I will check Mangastream's version later on, to check if there weren't any misleading mistakes.


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Emery County Public Lands Council held its regular meeting in the commission chambers at the court house on Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. Council members present were Kirk Johansen, Craig Johansen, Dickson Huntington, Joe Fielder, Ray Petersen, Dennis Worwood and commissioners Ira Hatch and Drew Sitterud. Chairman Worwood called the meeting to order and asked for corrections to the minutes from the last meeting. Two members of the council made corrections to the minutes and the minutes were then approved.
Craig Johansen was the first subcommittee to report. He reported on water. He had been to a legislative subcommittee meeting of the national resource department and they were well received. They were given ample time to make their presentation and explain the issues they were facing. Johansen also stated there was a large contingent from San Juan, Grand and Carbon counties there to back up what they were expressing about the wild and scenic rivers designations. Johansen also reported that a letter had been sent to the governor concerning a memorandum of understanding and inviting him to meet with the WNRC department heads. This letter urged the governor to change the MOU, but since the sending of this letter, the meeting has been postponed and it is unknown when it will be rescheduled.
The second meeting Johansen attended was about the water fund struggle. He stated he had read an article in that morning's Salt Lake Tribune about the Water Resource Board meeting with the governor to try to get more funding through a sales tax increase. This would effect drinking water and agricultural water. The article stated Governor Leavitt wants one eighth of a cent increase to go to education. This would be about $20 million taken from the water users and the governor suggests the water people could recoup their money from other places. Johansen stated to recoup this amount, the water rates for every water user in the state would go up by $3-4 monthly.
Commissioner Hatch added that this would effect all water users in the state, not just culinary, but agricultural as well. He stated some road projects would also be downsized. Hatch said this is going to be a volatile issue and SITLA should let go of some funds for schools as that is what that program was established to do. Hatch also reported Emery and Carbon counties had received funds to investigate the problems at Electric Lake and to develop any source of water available there. The prospectus is out and the decision to hire a consultant is being reviewed.
Commissioner Sitterud reported on the wild and scenic rivers and added they have requested the board use an overview of the entire state, not just the county itself.
Commissioner Hatch then reported on the coalbed methane. He stated minerals lease funds for road district #1 is in a confused state at the moment. They are having problems with the computers along with some legal problems that are prohibiting anyone from finding out the exact figures for the revenue.
Johansen reported after having sat in on a CIB meeting, Uintah, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties are receiving the largest portion of mineral lease money. He then explained the process of distribution of those funds and the channels through which it must go in order to get into the county coffers. He stated that $10 million has just evaporated and no one seems to know where it has gone. Since these four counties get the biggest share, they are the ones who will lose the most. As it is, revenue to these counties is down 30 percent. He stated the purpose of that meeting was to establish better accountability of this money. The committee suggested changes in the permit process to include production figures on a monthly basis. A discussion followed as to the present permit process and whether this suggestion would be feasible. It was mentioned that some of the gas recovered in Emery County is piped to Carbon County where it is measured on meters and counted in that county.
Hatch suggested that everyone come together to find a solution to this problem.
Recreation was next to report. It was stated the plaque for the dinosaur quarry is ready for installation and also Commissioner Randy Johnson had requested a plaque for Swasey's Cabin public lands day project. It was moved, seconded and voted to recommend a plaque also be made for that area.
Heritage was next on the agenda, Kathleen Truman informed the council that the cowboy poetry book is finished and will be available at the Museum of the San Rafael for $16.
Ray Petersen from the access management team reported they are waiting on the RS-2477 decision.
Worwood explained the emergency closures of the Devil's Racetrack and Eva Conover roads by the BLM are tied up in court. Judge Kimball ruled the BLM had followed procedure in the closings, but the Tenth Circuit Court ruled that Judge Kimball had not gone far enough in his considerations. The court claimed that Kimball had not attempted to determine if the BLMs actions in the closings were the proper thing to have happened. This ruling is significant because it could potentially put the court system in a position to second-guess the BLM decisions and become land managers themselves.
Huntington, in charge of grazing, reported on the Quivira conference to be held in Moab on Dec. 13. He thanked the commission for sponsoring the permittees letter about the drought. The precipitation levels indicate a 30 percent cut in the grazing allotments for next year, but any action now would be premature. He suggested to wait and see what winter brings. He then encouraged all members of the council to go to the Quivira conference if possible. The Quivira conference in New Mexico is to be held in January.
Huntington also reported the elk count numbers are in, and there is some question as to the accuracy of those numbers. He stated they are proposing to the DWR that numbers of wildlife be reduced in the same proportions as the grazing numbers.
Worwood referred to a letter from the forest service outlining five alternatives to damage by the drought and urged all to wait until spring to decide on a course of action. He reported that Dixie, Fish Lake as well as the Manti-LaSal are being looked at for restrictions.
Huntington then referred to law suits that are now against the forest service that are concerned with grazing. Petersen mentioned that Ray Ward is an attorney to help farmers or permittees who have any problem with wilderness.
Joe Fielder, land exchange, reported the bill in the congress was not acted on last time, maybe this time it will get some action.
Louis Berg, Division of Wildlife Resources, was the first agency to report to the council. He stated the report he was giving was, in essence the same report he had given the Emery County Commissioners the previous week. There has been an increase in poaching activity and elk predation is on the rise. Berg reported the Big Horn Sheep Festival in Moab was successful. Also, the native trout populations have made good progress in the past five years. In particular, the Colorado Cutthroat have 14 populations that are 99 percent pure or better. He stated there is no set percentage of genetic purity that constitutes endangered classification. There are no rules and no set standard to make that judgment.
Berg then reported on the rotenone treatment of Duck Fork reservoir. All went well, but they do intend to retreat a few of the incoming streams. He also requested the council consider giving permission to the rotenone treatment of Ferron Reservoir while the water levels are so low and the dam is being repaired.
This treatment is required to eradicate the Brook trout, which overpopulate and out-compete more desireable species.
Wrigley Springs Reservoir was the next item Berg reported on. He stated the reservoir is full of weeds due to the nutrient content of the water. There is a need to fence off the springs feeding the reservoir to compensate for this over saturation of nutrients to the plant life in the reservoir. The pipeline feeding Mary's Lake is broken and needs attention. The DWR is continuing to look for water shares to enable the pipeline to be kept full.
Kirk Johansen questioned Berg about the reports of wolves being caught in the northern part of Utah. He asked if there were any reports of wolves in this area. Berg explained about the capture of a gray wolf in the northern end of Utah and it has been relocated to Yellowstone National Park. He told Johansen that he had never heard any reports of wolves in this area.
A private citizen at the meeting addressed Berg about the issue of beavers in Huntington Canyon that are creating problems in the Huntington-Cleveland drainage.
Floyd Johnson, from the BLM, reported next. He stated that he appreciates the input from Carbon and Emery counties about the wild and scenic river designations. There had been a lot of response in November and December.
At the present time, the BLM is reviewing all the input and are making an inventory of all the eligible rivers. It will be January or February before the list is complete. The next step in that process will be the general public comment phase and there are still six to eight months left in the process.
Johnson also said the BLM is in the process of reviewing the public comments about the travel plan and the projection is that a decision will be issued sometime early in 2003. They have applied to the Department of the Interior for an extension of the RMP and received an extension until September of 2004.
Worwood distributed copies of the master plan to all the council members and asked them to become very familiar with this plan as it is the guiding document for the council. Bryan Anderson explained the plan and how it works. Anderson stated that a MOU has been distributed to all the agencies with which the council works.
Worwood moved to the next agenda item, the terms of three councilmembers that will be expiring on Dec. 31. It was explained the current members who are leaving will serve until replacements are found. The process to fill these position needs to be started soon. It was moved and voted on to start the process of receiving applications for the positions to be vacated on Dec. 31.
Item five on the agenda was the scheduling of the meetings for the 2003 year. Discussion about staggering the meeting schedule and also holding some of the meetings in Green River.
The motion was made to have Petersen contact all the agencies that report to the council and survey how a change like that would effect the personnel who come to the meeting to make the reports.
It was then moved to hold the January meeting at the regular time and place.
The next agenda item was other business. Tory Killian from the Castle Country Rural Alliance reported to the council about the meeting held at the Museum of the San Rafael the previous Saturday.
She stated the meeting was productive and the group had come up with a lot of suggestions on how the public feels about management of the Swell.
She also said Sally Wisely, from the BLM will make recommendations and ask for the county's support.
Killian stated the Castle Country Rural Alliance will add their recommendations to what Wisely will propose.


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GATINEAU, Que. – Canada will be vying for a top-three finish at the 2010 NORCECA Junior Men's Volleyball Championship August 16-21 at the Centre Sportif in Gatineau, Que. The tournament features 11 countries including world powerhouses Cuba, the U.S., and the Dominican Republic in the biggest international volleyball event of the year in Canada.
The event will not only determine the newest continental champion and offer valuable world ranking points, but will also offer three berths to the 2011 FIVB World Junior Championships scheduled to take place in Brazil.
The teams are divided into three pools: Pool A consists of Cuba, Puerto Rico, Honduras and St. Lucia. Pool B comprises USA, Mexico, Trinidad & Tobago and Martinique and Pool C is formed by Canada, Dominican Republic and Guatemala.
Canada is idle on the first day of matches August 16. The Canadians play their round robin matches on Tuesday August 17 vs Guatemala and Wednesday August 18 vs the Dominican. Both matches are at 8 p.m. (local time). The quarterfinals are on Thursday, semis on Friday and medal matches on Saturday.
The two pool winners with highest points-ratio at the end of the preliminary round will advance directly to the semifinals. The third pool winners will join the second placed teams in the quarterfinals.
Cuba has won the last three editions of the competition and four overall in the six-year history of the continental event. Canada won in the other two occasions. Canada has reached the podium at the last two editions of the tournament. In 2008, the Canadians won silver and in 2006 the bronze.
On the Canadian team there are three players from the University of Alberta Golden Bears roster: Matthew McCreary of Calgary and Justin Olmstead and Tristan Aubry, both of Edmonton. Two more Albertans are on the squad from Trinity Western University in Langley, B.C.: Branden Schmidt of Winton, Alta., and Lukas Van Berkel of Edmonton.
B.C., players on the squad are Colin Carson of Prince George, Ian Perry of Abbotsford and Christopher Howe of Salt Spring Islands.
The other team members are: Bryan Fraser of Saskatoon, Matthew Schriemer of Winnipeg, Nicholas Hoag of Sherbrooke, Tommy Bélisle of Quebec City and Kevin Stevens and Tyler Sanders, both of Hamilton. Daniel Moreau of Sherbrooke is the alternate.
The head coach is Greg Barthel who fulfills the same duties with the University of Regina Cougars and his assistant former national team star Gino Brousseau of Quebec City.
Tickets are now on sale though Capital Tickets. You can purchase your tickets online at www.capitaltickets.ca, at 1-877-788-FANS or at any Capital Tickets outlet location. The ticket prices are $12 for a day, $44 for the week and $9.75 for groups of 10 people or more. *service charges applicable
Tournament schedule:
Monday, August 16
11:00 Puerto Rico vs vs St. Lucia
13:00 Mexico vs Martinique
15:00 USA vs Trinidad & Tobago
18:00 Dominican Rep. vs Guatemala
19:15 Opening ceremonies
20:00 Cuba vs Honduras
Tuesday, August 17
11:00 Mexico vs Trinidad & Tobago
13:00 Cuba vs St. Lucia
15:00 Puerto Rico vs Honduras
18:00 USA vs Martinique
20:00 Canada vs Guatemala
Wednesday, August 18
11:00 Honduras vs St. Lucia
13:00 Trinidad & Tobago vs Martinique
15:00 USA vs Mexico
18:00 Cuba vs Puerto Rico
20:00 Canada vs. Dominican Rep.
Thursday, August 19
13:00 Consolation Quarter Final
15:00 Consolation Quarter Final
18:00 Quarter Final
20:00 Quarter Final
Friday, August 20
13:00 9th place match
15:00 7th place match
18:00 Semifinal
20:00 Semifinal
Saturday, August 21
13:00 10th place match
15 :00 5th place match
18:00 Bronze medal match
20:00 Gold medal match
20:00 Gold medal match
Team Canada roster
Players: Matthew McCreary, Calgary; Justin Olmstead, Edmonton; Tristan Aubry, Edmonton; Branden Schmidt, Winton, Alta., Lukas Van Berkel, Edmonton; Colin Carson, Prince George, B.C.; Ian Perry, Abbotsford, Christopher Howe, Salt Spring Islands; Bryan Fraser, Saskatoon; Matthew Schriemer, Winnipeg; Nicholas Hoag, Sherbrooke; Tommy Bélisle, Quebec City; Kevin Stevens, Hamilton; Tyler Sanders, Hamilton.
Head coach: Greg Barthel, Regina
Assistant coach: Gino Brousseau, Quebec City
Team manager Georges Laplante, Montreal
Athletic therapist: Brad Poplawski, Edmonton
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Second, I am intrigued by how we can occupy a similar space—a room, a residential area, a town and even a planet—with other individuals and yet, we can remain so isolated and disconnected from each other as well as the environments we occupy or alter. We live in a cultural and technological era of hyper connectivity and consumption, however, we are increasingly isolated from each other and the supply chain of where our "objects of desire" originate. Much of my motion graphic and installation-based work deals directly with these concerns.
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Description: If you love classic horror films, then this is the block for you. The 2012 Fear Fête Horror Film Festival presents the Terror Time Block featuring three films from the Classic Horror genre:Plush (10 minutes, New Mexico) Kathy is a mature, professional woman who still sleeps with her cuddly teddy bear Vincent. One night, when a burglar invades, Kathy's home comes alive with magical surprises. To his horror, the intruder learns that not everything is as it seems and Vincent may not be so cuddly after all.An Evening With My Comatose Mother (33 minutes, Utah) Dorothy Pritchard thought she had it easy; house sit for the wealthy Poe's on All Hallows Eve while collecting a cool paycheck. That was, until, she was introduced to the Poe's rotting, comatose mother living upstairs.DeadTime (97 minutes, England) A Birmingham-based band are ordered by their unhappy record company to an old warehouse; the goal being to re-start their ailing careers with a kick-ass new promo video. Unfortunately the band and their entourage find themselves targets of a mysterious knife-wielding maniac, haunted by the voice of Satan, and out for revenge.
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MOSCOW — Thousands of people protested in the streets Thursday steps away from the Kremlin to express anger over the jailing of an opponent to President Vladimir Putin on what they alleged are false charges to keep him quiet.
Alexei Navalny, a Moscow mayoral candidate who blew the whistle on high-level corruption and mocked the Kremlin, was sentenced to five years in a penal colony on embezzlement charges.
"We were supposed to go to a museum, but the verdict changed that, and now we're here," said Anna Abdelkhabi, a mother of three who turned up at the protest with her children. "Of course, it was obvious that [Navalny would be found guilty], but on the other hand, there was this tiny, tiny bit of hope."
"I expected the verdict," said Stas Starevsky, an information technology specialist, "but what no one wanted to believe happened."
The sentence is the latest in a crackdown on dissent that followed Putin's re-election to a third presidential term in March 2012. The Kremlin has arrested opposition activists and pushed for passage of laws that sharply increased fines for Russians who take part in protests not permitted by the government.
Protesters who found out about the demonstration via Facebook showed up at Manezh Square, just off Red Square, to find the area blocked by police. They gathered on the streets around Manezh Square and near the State Duma, Russia's lower branch of parliament.
Police moved in to disperse protesters before midnight and detained those who refused to leave. More than 100 people were detained, Gazeta.ru reported.
A court in Kirov found Navalny and a co-defendant guilty of embezzling $500,000 worth of timber from the state-owned KirovLes company. The embezzlement, which Navalny denied, was alleged to have taken place in 2009 while he was an adviser to the Kirov regional governor.
Navalny handed his mobile phone and watch to his wife, Yulia, before bailiffs took custody of him.
Navalny wrote about corruption at state-owned companies in which he owned shares, and his blog had hundreds of thousands of readers. With the help of volunteer lawyers, he used property records abroad to identify top officials and lawmakers who own undeclared foreign assets and hold foreign citizenship.
Navalny called the dominant United Russia party "the party of crooks and thieves," and he targeted a wide circle of Putin loyalists, from members of parliament to state bankers. He chronicled all the promises Putin failed to deliver on.
When charges of fraud in the 2011 parliamentary elections led to massive protests, Navalny became a leader of the movement. He announced his candidacy to run for mayor of Moscow in an election in September.
If Navalny's verdict comes into force before the election date, he will be forced by law to step down from the race. Amnesty International condemned the trial as politically motivated. White House spokesman Jay Carney said the United States was "deeply disappointed" in the verdict.
Others didn't buy the idea that Navalny was railroaded by Putin-controlled courts.
"He deserved it," said Tatyana Krainskaya, a Moscow resident. "Whatever he did, that's what he deserved. He stole the timber, that's clear."
Pro-Kremlin analysts and politicians denied that the case was politically motivated.
"The verdict against Navalny is a direct warning to our 'fifth column,'" Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the nationalist LDPR party, posted on his Twitter. "That's the path for all who are connected to the West and work against Russia."
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Desertview Federal Credit Union started as Castle Valley Credit Union and a one man show in a house on the East side of Huntington in 1960. The charter was signed and approved for Castle Valley Credit Union on June 13, 1960. Instead of the $25 needed today to open an account, at that point you only needed $5. After awhile the credit union moved to Main Street where the Savage building currently is. It was only a two room office which wasn't in good shape. Since the front of the building was about to fall in, the front of the building was remodeled.
During one point of remodeling when the front door and window were not in place, the then current manager Steve Byington slept at the credit union to protect it. This is very different from the many cameras and security measures the credit union has in place now. The building was successfully remodeled and the next very big change that occurred was the purchase of the first computer. Before the computer all information was kept by hand. The only services the credit union offered at that time were regular savings accounts and car loans. If a member wanted to withdraw money they were issued a check that they could take and have cashed somewhere else. When a member wanted to get a loan the only requirement was to put 10 percent of your loan proceeds back into savings. There wasn't any paperwork you had to fill out or a credit check required like today.
In 1981 another significant change occurred when Castle Valley Credit Union merged with American Coal Credit Union and the name was changed to Desertview Federal Credit Union. About the time the two credit unions merged, more services including checking accounts were added along with the purchase of another computer. Instead of sending statements to a statement processor, statements were hand folded and stuffed in the envelope by employees of the credit union. Reminders and notices for loans were hand typed instead of computer generated.
With the merge, the credit union doubled in size and had outgrown the Main Street Location. Since the credit union needed more room, it purchased the First Security Bank building. At that time there were a few more computers that were added and quite a few more employees.
The credit union no longer required members to have a percentage of their loan amount set aside in savings. The credit union also handled cash and had a drive up window. Even though the credit union had just moved to a bigger building, it was still growing and would eventually need more room.
The board discussed remodeling the current building and eventually decided to construct a bigger building that would be more suitable to the credit union's needs especially for the long run. The new building, which is the current building, opened the day after Labor Day of 1998. The old building was sold to Turnquist and was made into a duplex living center. About the time the new building was opened, the credit union changed computer systems to one that would last for over 10 years.
As the credit union kept growing a branch was placed in Ferron in 2004. And, three years later on the opposite side of the street, the credit union purchased the current location to show they were committed to the members at the south end of Emery County.
The credit union currently manages about $30 million in assets. Although the credit union has gone through many changes, the focus of the credit union throughout its history has always been the same. When offering new products or services, the credit union's focus will always be to meet the needs of the members.
So, in celebration of 50 years of service, Desertview is planning to give away more than 50 items to thank members for their support in helping the credit union continue towards another 50 years of quality service.
Visit Desertview Federal Credit Union in Huntington, Ferron, or online to see all the latest planned festivities and Desertview wants to thank everyone for their support throughout the last 50 years.


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Raymond Felton NBA Draft Scouting Report
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Raymond Felton possesses tremendous speed and quickness. With or without the ball, he is one of the fastest guards in the country, college or pro. His explosive quickness allows him to beat defenders off the dribble and dash past defenders in the open court. He can change speeds in an instant and is rarely caught off balance. On the break, he has the ability to rise above the rim and finish strong due to his great vertical. Felton makes up for any lack of size or strength with his superior athleticism. He has shown during his career at North Carolina that he is extremely tough and resilient and able to play through injuries, which were many. Felton never missed a game in college due to injuries.
Felton is a fantastic ball handler, probably the best in the draft. He can get anywhere on the court at any time. Coupled with his relentless attacking style this puts constant pressure on the defense. Felton has the ability to beat defenders off the dribble either to his left or right and does so often. Once in the paint he can finish at the rim with either hand. His speed and ball handling skills make him almost impossible to press against. He splits defenders with ease, using a low fast dribble to his advantage. He always dribbles with his head up looking for open teammates ready to dish at any moment.
Felton is a rare breed these days. He is a true pass first point guard looking to get his teammates involved before looking for his own offense. He has incredible court vision and sees things develop long before they are there. On the break he is deadly. He can make difficult passes look easy and is not scared to make those passes, even in traffic. After beating his man off the dribble he does a great job of drawing defenders then dumping the ball off to open teammates in the paint. Despite all his passing skills, Felton is not a showboat and does not make unnecessary, flashy passes. He gets the right person the ball, in rhythm, at the right time.
When Felton needs to score he can and he showed it throughout North Carolina's title run. His jump shot has improved drastically from last season to this season, going from 31% to 44% (70 out of 159) on 3 point attempts. He is now showing good form with his elbow tucked in, solid follow-through with his hand and good rise and lift going straight up. He has stopped the unnecessary drifting and fading that plagued him during his first two years at North Carolina. Felton is no longer a liability from behind the arc.
On defense, Felton is a tireless worker, showing great energy, desire and anticipation. He has incredibly quick hands which allow him to get to many errant passes or loose balls. He also has exceptionally quick feet and he knows how to get position, which makes him tough to beat off the dribble. His speed, quickness and athletic ability also allow him to guard opponents far from the basket. Felton is a very aggressive defender, often gambling for steals in the passing lanes, although much of this was due to Roy Williams' defensive philosophy. Despite his aggressiveness, Felton does a good job of avoiding fouls. He only fouled out of one game his junior year. Felton also played man to man almost exclusively at North Carolina, which should give him a head start over some guards.
Felton has certain traits that you just can't teach. He is a natural leader, he is very competitive and he is a clutch performer, rising to accept any challenge. He's been a winner at every stage in his basketball career. In high school he won back to back state titles. He scored 45 points in the championship game his senior year. Now you can add a college national championship to that resume.
At 6'1, Felton is a bit small compared to today's new breed of point guards. He could potentially struggle in the half-court against some of the bigger and stronger point guards in the league. Because of his hard-nosed, relentless style of play he tends to get banged up often. In college, he was able to play through most of these injuries but that could change in the NBA, especially when larger and stronger opponents are factored in. One way that opponents have figured out to slow him down is to knock him down really hard (like in the first Wake Forest game this season), Felton will usually get a little passive if he is consistently being roughed up.
On one hand, the speed at which Felton plays at is one of his greatest strengths; it can also at times be his greatest weakness. He needs to cut down on the turnovers, which are almost always a result of playing too fast or trying to make passes that are too difficult. It sometimes seems that Felton can only play at one speed, which of course is lightning speed. He is going to have to learn to slow down and take what the defense dictates.
As mentioned earlier, Felton drastically improved his outside shooting but he still has much room to grow. He is going to have to show defenders that he can make at least enough outside shots to keep them from doubling off him. While Felton may never be a great 3 point shooter he at least needs to be able to knock down the open ones. Developing a great mid-range game will be more important for Felton than 3 point shooting. With his combination of quickness and ball handling every defender is going to be playing him to drive. If he can become a deadly shooter off the dribble from 15-20 feet he will be almost impossible to guard. Felton needs to also improve his free throw shooting. He shot 70% from the line this season, which for a point guard that has the ball at the end of the games isn't great.
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Felton's talent is undeniable. He has all the tools to be a terrific point guard. His greatest attributes, such as quickness, speed, leadership, vision and instincts are things that can't be taught. You either have them or you don't. His biggest weaknesses, such as turnovers and shooting are things that are easily improved through hard work and coaching. It's these reasons why Felton, despite being a 3 year college player from a national championship team, still has a lot of room for improvement. His upside is still tremendous.
What team/coach that drafts Felton will have a bigger impact on his success than the other top point guards in the draft. Felton needs to play for a coach that is willing to let him push the ball and play at the speeds he thrives at. In the right system, Felton can be the best point guard in the draft; in the wrong system Felton just might be average.
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The changes seem relatively small, though, interestingly enough, one paragraph in the 8/15/11 alert was missing:
Excavation for storm/sanitation/water services near the intersections of Dean & Flatbush as well as 6th & Pacific will continue during this reporting period and the next. These excavations (trenches) will be in excess of 25 feet below street level and will require tie-in to existing piping within both Dean Street and/or 6th Avenue. Permits are being submitted to borough agencies to allow the tie-ins and a maintenance and protection of traffic (MPT)/pedestrians plans(s) is being prepared; installation will not occur until permits have been granted. A second and/or third shift is being considered to execute this work. Permits for a second or third shift to perform this work will be submitted prior to beginning the work.(Emphasis added)
I asked ESD yesterday if that excavation was completed, or delayed, perhaps because of the rain associated with Hurricane Irene.
Update 3:20 pm: Despite language in the previous alert indicating that excavation would continue this period, ESD tells me that this work was in fact indicated in the latest alert below, not under the category Excavation but under the rubric Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing:
The piping for the storm/sanitary/and water services to the arena at 6th & Pacific as well as Dean & Flatbush is expected to continue through this and the next reporting period. The tie-ins for this piping will require work in the street, which has not yet commenced. A second and/or third shift is being considered to execute this work.
I'm not sure this is exactly the same work as indicated two weeks ago, given the absence of any reference to excavation. ESD spokeswoman Elizabeth Mitchell adds, "The excavation has not been completed, it will continue during this reporting period."
Below I've bolded text from the new alert that differs from the previous one.
Waterproofing & Fireproofing
Waterproofing and backfilling along the outside of the arena Atlantic Avenue foundation wall is complete. Backfill on the 6th Avenue elevation from 6th Avenue and Atlantic will continue during this reporting period. Backfill outside the Arena footprint on the Flatbush Avenue elevation will continue through this reporting period.
The piping for the storm/sanitary/and water services to the arena at 6th & Pacific as well as Dean & Flatbush is expected to continue during this and the next reporting period. The tie-ins for this piping will require work in the street, which has not yet commenced. A second and/or third shift is being considered to execute this work.
Track Outages (General Orders)
IRT and BMT Tunnel inspections have taken place and repair work will be implemented during scheduled NYCT track outages during evenings and weekends. An IRT evening GO, which will be performed under flagging, is scheduled for September 6, 7, and 8th in the evenings to perform steel repair work at the northern vents. The next BMT GO's will take place during the weekends of September 24th, October 15th and November 26th. Minor repair and cleanup work will occur on selective evenings under scheduled NYCT flagging protection.
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New MPT has been put in place for the south abutment soil excavation from Pacific Street, and excavation has begun. This work will continue during this reporting period, and will be followed by forming and pouring the foundation for the South Abutment.
Posillico/Tully will install a test pile and perform a load test for the north abutment during this reporting period. Once this test pile is installed and passes the load test, Posillico/Tully will start the installation of the mini-piles required to be installed to support the new north abutment.
EJ Electric will be on site to relocate the existing 2" feeder for the site lighting located in the south yard area. This work is being done to free up the area adjacent to the East portal for excavation work.
Replacement of Adjacent Water Mains and Utility Work
(The latter change on Dean Street was announced in a n 8/22/11 Supplemental Alert. Note that it's unclear whether the bus stop will be restored, but if the work is finished within three months, why not.)
Stage one began in early August. The first work will include the installation of a distribution water main along the sidewalk of Flatbush, north of Atlantic. The work will be done at night (10 pm to 6 am) and will require partial closure of the sidewalk and the curb lane of traffic during the work hours. The work will take two to three months in this location and then will move on southward and cross Flatbush. The bus stop at the west side of Flatbush, north of Pacific, will be removed by NYC DOT, per the approval of NYCTA. Work this period will include the excavation of trenches for the water main. Trenches will be plated over every morning and sidewalks and travel lanes will be re-opened. The water main installation may begin at the end of the upcoming two week period or immediately after.
Over the next several weeks the Contractor will be installing three taps into the waters and sewer mains on Flatbush Avenue and Dean Streets. Work will take approximately 1 to 1½ weeks each. Work will take place either behind MPT or at night (10 pm to 6 am) depending on the location of the main. The excavation work at Dean Street requires the temporary removal of approximately 40' to 60' of the 16 foot fence on Dean Street. A temporary 8' tall barrier consisting of plywood on Jersey barrier will be installed to replace the 16' fence and to serve as the construction fence during the work. The contractor will move the barrier out of the way when trenching occurs in the immediate area and will plate over and replace the barrier on a daily basis.
Block 1129 Construction Staging
Occupancy/Use of the lay down area due south of the 752 Pacific Street office will continue during this period. Excavation materials from the Dean Street ramp are being temporarily stored in this lot and are expected to remain for the duration of this reporting period. The only remaining material within the area is concrete debris, to be disposed of during this reporting period.
Demolition of 603 Dean has been completed and debris is being sorted for recycling; the demolition fence that took up part of the Dean Street site has been pulled back. Work has been completed at 754 Pacific, a one-story addition on the east side of 752 Pacific. The remainder of this structure will be removed with the lower floors of 768 Pacific. 768 Pacific is under hand demolition. Mechanical demolition will commence once the top levels and front section have been removed to an extent that will permit machines to remove the remainder. The extent of the hand and mechanical demolition has been approved by the DOB and BEST.Traffic Mitigation Site Work
The northbound lanes of 4th Avenue were closed at Atlantic Avenue on July 31, 2011 with temporary MPT (see details below). During the next two-week period curb extensions, lights, signals, signs and pavement striping will be installed to achieve the closure of the northbound traffic on 4th Avenue, north of Atlantic Avenue. This phase of the work is expected to take approximately 4 to 6 weeks. The MPT will be modified several times during the course of the work to maintain safe pedestrian passage across the intersection. The details of the MPT have been reviewed by the DOT. The work was put on hold for two weeks while the engineer and DEP developed a modification to the water valve and hydrant. That design has been approved and work will resume during this reporting period.
At the Pacific and Flatbush curb extension, concrete paving was installed as far as possible outside the sidewalk bridge in front of 604 Pacific Street. The final sidewalk paving under the sidewalk bridge cannot be completed until the private owner makes repairs to his building and remove the protection. This phase of work is expected to be completed by the end of August.
At the Pacific Street & 4th Avenue intersection, test pits revealed numerous private utility interferences including Con Ed and NYCTA cable. The engineer recommended a modification to the curb profile. DEP has approved the modification. It is currently being reviewed by DOT; work will resume once DOT approval is received.
Fourth Avenue Lane Closures
Project traffic consultants and the NYCDOT have been closely monitoring traffic flows and making improvements to signal timings when necessary.
Transit Work
Work related to of the BMT structure and below grade concrete, steel and MEP work may be conducted on Saturdays, September 3rd and September 10th, during this reporting period. This will be in conjunction with the IRT Flagging GO scheduled for September 6, 7, 8 and 9th steel repair work at the northern vents. All such work will take place within the site and subway tunnel.
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Relay For Life is an event to commemorate those who have suffered from cancer and have survived and those who lost their lives to cancer. The Relay For Life was held July 15 at the Emery High School athletic track and football field. The track was decorated at the starting line with a Relay For Life banner and balloons. Around the edge of the track were paper bags with the names of a cancer victims. The candle inside was to be lit after dark. These are called luminaries. Across the whole football field, tents were set up offering a variety of items for purchase. In most cases any profit derived was being donated to the Relay For Life. Jerry and Gerry Stotler were cooking hot dogs and hamburgers on one edge of the field.
The committee of the Relay For Life had set up a tent near the South end of the field and were serving a great meal for a small fee. All cancer survivors were encouraged to check in at the Relay For Life table receive a purple T-shirt and a ticket for the meal.
Wayne Urie of Ferron announced the opening ceremonies. John Doria of Ferron gave the opening prayer. A Scout troop posted the colors and led the pledge of allegiance, followed by the singing of the National Anthem by Mia Bella Doria.
Diane Tadehara of Ferron read a poem written by a local cancer survivor from Carbon County. The title was Seasons Of Hope. Then she announced Chad Hurst as the speaker for this event from Salt Lake City. There he owns a photography business. He was first interested in photography as a little boy. When he was a teenager he was working at a small community newspaper in Dallas, Texas. At the age of 21 he was diagnosed with bladder cancer. This has shaped his life and gave him inspiration for an organization called, "Can Survive." He is the co-founder of this fund raising organization. This organization gives support to survivors. "We welcome Chad to Emery County," said Tadehara.
Chad said, he would prefer to be behind the camera instead of in front of people speaking. That is why he bought the biggest camera they made.
My story is not very exceptional: I was diagnosed at 21 with bladder cancer which is not a young man's cancer. I had just returned home from working with Mung refugees in California. They have an exceptional story of fighting for the CIA. I thought it was interesting that I had to come home and fight my own battle in a different way with cancer. You cannot run away from your own body, you just have to deal with it. That was 14 years ago today when I was diagnosed with
That was 14 years ago today when I was diagnosed with cancer and 13 years ago I was cleared of cancer. The day you are diagnosed with cancer sticks in your memory. Your life starts from that point and you have to move forward. A simple quote from Abraham Lincoln says, ' The good thing about the future is it happens one day at a time.' As a photographer I shoot photos for large companies. I shoot for Sports Illustrated, New York Times Magazine and a lot of advertising clients.
"But this cancer thing is the most important thing that I have done in my life. The outstanding thing about these survivors is that they battle cancer with dignity and without fear.
"Winston Churchill said, 'History will be kind to me for I intend to write it.'
"We can find a purpose in everything that happens to us. We can help others, we can raise money for research, needs beyond medicine, raise money to help people that cannot pay for their treatments. I am proud to be part of this event. It is a pleasure to be here," said Hurst.
Wayne Urie and Diana Tadehara presented Chad Hurst with a gift for being a part of Emery County's Relay For Life.
Tadehara took the microphone and said, "Take a stand and help out, whether it is helping with Relay or helping people in their fight with cancer."
Tadehara then said, "This year Wylie Nelson is being honored for surviving his battle with cancer. He has many stories about his survival that he could tell you. We give to him this beautiful plaque which says, Emery County Relay For Life part of Relay 2011, Wylie Nelson, Survivor."
Nelson reported that he had been on Relay For Life since 1999 when Relay first started. "Over the years it has been a wild ride. I am glad I have done Relay For Life for that many years. I have served on the committee since 2006. The committee has been my family. I am so thankful for all of them."
Nelson was diagnosed with Leukemia at the age of 6. Leukemia is cancer of the body's blood-forming tissues, including the bone marrow and the lymphatic system. He has been with the Relay Committee involving students in the schools and by supporting those youths that have cancer.
Al Shakespaere read the list of survivors from Emery County.
Part of the evenings entertainment was The Scottish Band formed in the Utah Bicentennial Year in Payson. This band is one of the few in the country that wear the American red, white and blue tartan. They have won several awards in competition. They have traveled all over the Western United States. They have been playing for Relays For Life for 10 years. They started this band in Payson in 1996. Donald Smith is the band director and Jennie Smith is the band mother. They have two sons that also play in the band.
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Aw, it's on now! All of the other games don't matter anymore. Now it's all about conference play. This weekend Tiger Stadium will be popping as the #6 ranked LSU Tigers host Auburn in the SEC opener for LSU.
Auburn is currently 1-0 in league play after a 24-20 come-from-behind win over Mississippi State. Now the last two weeks the Tigers have played, well let's tell the truth, not-so-good of opponents.
But anytime you step into the SEC you better not half step, if you know what I mean. Already we have heard Coach Les Miles praise the play of this week's opponents.
Coach Miles says that the play of Auburn QB Nick Marshall has been solid in the Tigers first three games of the season. "He can run it and he can throw it. He has the ability to extend plays and he is a very good player," Miles said.
Auburn QB Nick Marshall has completed 43 of 70 pass attempts for 585 yards with four touchdowns and two interceptions. Marshall looked as if he began to get more comfortable in the Tigers offense last week as he led his team down the field for the game winning score.
Auburn is sporting a 3-0 overall record, which includes a 1-0 mark in SEC play. The Tigers also have wins over Washington State (31-24) and Auburn beat Arkansas State 38-9 in their second game of the season.
Auburn is 9th in the SEC in scoring offense with an average of 31 points per game. The Tigers defense is 4th in the league allowing only 17.7 points per contest. They are eighth in total offense with an average of 440.3 yards per game, the Tigers are fifth in the league in rushing averaging 238.7 yards per game and the Tigers are 12th in the SEC with an average of 201.7 passing yards per game.
The Tigers defense has struggled at times through the first three games of the season. Auburn is currently 12th in the SEC in total defense with an average allowed of 433.7 yards per game. They are ninth in rushing defense allowing 157.3 yards per outing and the Tigers are dead last in pass defense giving up on average 276.3 yards per game.
The Auburn pass defense will certainly have their hands full this week going up against the conferences' fifth-best passing attack in the LSU Tigers. And Auburn's pass defense will be looking at a QB in LSU Zach Mettenberger, who leads the conference in pass efficiency with a 205.3 mark.
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New Zealand travel enthusiasts have a chance to take their place in New Zealand aviation history by bidding for the first seat on the first Pacific Blue New Zealand domestic flight on 12 November 2007.
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The auction is open from today on auction site trademe.co.nz and will close at 6.00pm on Saturday 10 November.
Pacific Blue General Manager Commercial, Adrian Hamilton-Manns, said the auction was a great way to give a member of the public a chance to be part of an historic flight as well as raise money for a good cause.
"The winning bidder will be our special Guest on the inaugural Pacific Blue domestic flight from Auckland to Wellington. In Wellington, we'll host them at our launch party, which will include a performance by one of the New Zealand's hottest bands, Evermore," he said. "We will also present them with a specially framed boarding pass showing the date and seat numbers, as a memento of their historic flight."
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The Green River Community Center is in its ninth year of operation. A variety of services are performed under ones roof, which are often split between multiple non-profits in larger areas. Its services include the operation of two thrift stores and low-income housing, development of afterschool and summer education programs, offering classes for English as a second language, and delivering meals to the elderly.
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AmeriCorps NCCC is part of AmeriCorps, a network of national service programs created to improve the environment, enhance education, increase public safety, and assist with disaster relief and other unmet human needs. The Pacific Region campus, located in Sacramento, Calif., serves Hawaii, Alaska, Montana, Utah, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, the territories of Guam and Samoa, as well as the Gulf Coast Region. The Pacific Region campus is one of five campuses in the United States; the others are located in Perry Point, Md.; Denver, Colo.; Vicksburg, Miss.; and Vinton, Iowa.
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This new partner will help with affordable housing in Emery and Carbon counties. Jack Forinash, an AmeriCorps/Vista Volunteer stationed in Green River, along with volunteers, Rand Pinson and Maria Sykes, attended the monthly HFHofCC board meeting held on the current building site in Castle Dale. With them were three of the 11 Americorp/NCCC volunteers scheduled to help with community projects in both Green River and Wellington, who will also possibly be putting in some weekend time helping bring the HFH house closer to completion.
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This article contains two 'supplements ' - Callum Armstrong demonstrates the extended range of his Scottish smallpipe [two and a half octaves] - and more information and image of the common-stock, bellows-blown bagpipe from Limousin, France. It also includes two corrections.
Teribus- the Original Set
Bill Telfer tells me that the James Hogg who wrote the Hawick not THE 'Ettrick Shepherd', but a different James Hogg; mea culpa.
John Barbour's 50th
In the report on the Bridge of Allan Weekend, mention is made of the tune 'John Barbour's 50th'; unfortunately the title was learnt by ear, and we printed it as 'John Barber's 50th'; apologies to Susan Barbour who commissioned the tune especially for John.
The smallpipe extended
Listen to Callum play his winning entry in the New Composition class at this year's competition. Common Stock contains an description of his smallpipes and details of how the range was extended, as well as the full notation for this tune.
Cornemuse á miroir du Limousin
Too late for entry in this isue, we received this image of the bagpipe now in the Hague Museum. The Museum gives a date of 1750 for this instrument, rather than the surprising 1603 date I was originally told. Nevertheless, it is an intriguing addition to the body of information that is accumulating regarding the early days of bellows and common-stock piping, especially since this is the earliest known non-UK example with a cylindrical bore. The chanter has a key for the bottom [7th] hole, covered by the 'fontanelle' characteristic of renaissance shawms. Julian Goodacre tells me that this instrument is far moe complex than it appears. The longer drone, he says, is conically bored, and what appears to be the shorter drone is in fact triple-bored in the stock and produces the bass note. Altogether a beautiful instrument.


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January 20 2013 08:11AM
In a few hours we'll be watching our beloved Hall and Ebs with their Oiler mates against the Godless Canucks and their riot fans. A new addiiton this season to the cluster is young Russian winger Nail Yakupov. Who might end up being the best of the bunch.
If we compare the draft years of Edmonton's #1 overall selections the results favor Hall:
- Taylor Hall 57, 40-66-106 1.86 points-per-game
- Yakupov 42, 31-38-69 1.64 points-per-game
- Nuge 69, 31-75-106 1.54 points-per-game
However, Yakupov had a mid-season knee injury that impacted his performance in a big way.
- pre-injury: 26, 21-32-53 2.04ppg
- post-injury: 16, 10-6-16 1.00ppg
- overall: 42, 31-38-69 1.64ppg
Yakupov's performance in the KHL this season--a man's league and considered the best pro league outside the NHL--suggests that we're talking about an elite level player perhaps on par with Hall in his draft season.
More than Hall--who was a big star and a Memorial Cup wizard--and more than Nuge--who was famous too and just down the road--Yakupov has been performing off Broadway (Sarnia) and Off-OFF Broadway (Russia) over the last 18 months. For Oiler fans, tonight will be the first look at the new number 1 as an Oiler since drafting him and math suggests he's going to be exceptional.
It is not certain but it is possible that Nail Yakupov will prove to be the best Edmonton Oiler in this cluster.
During two tournaments with "small sample sizes" Yakupov's play came under scrutiny and question. In the Subway series across the CHL, Yakupov looked good but did not dominate and at the WJ's he was less than expected in many eyes. However, the KHL results (22, 10-8-18) against much stronger competition should be given more weight.
I think Yakupov is going to impact the Oilers in a big way. Maybe not tonight--he's got to be nervous playing in his first NHL game--but over this 48 games schedule and beyond.
As good as Taylor Hall is already--and make no mistake he's pushing the river and has the look of an elite EVs outscorer as a kid--Yakupov's skills suggest he may end up being his equal or more offensively. Although he is unlikely to get the push Hall received as a rookie (the Oilers are a much better hockey club now) we should expect Hall's rookie season as a reasonable "line in the sand" for Yakupuv at evens.
This kid is special, too.
January 20 2013, 08:16AM
a moving piece...thanks LT
January 20 2013, 08:20AM
...like to see 64 score a couple on Schneider and a couple more on the LOUUUUUUU 2...
three letters come to mine ...
and then there was a loooong silence...
January 20 2013, 08:21AM
...dress?> what dress?
January 20 2013, 08:22AM
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January 20 2013, 08:23AM
...bar none
prolly THE best WDIAM?
January 20 2013, 08:34AM
Awoke at 5:15 this morning, and the first thought in my head was quite literally "GAME DAY"!!! Reminiscent of the feelings on Christmas Morning in my younger days, simply put... Giddy!!
Here's hoping to a season of more "W's" than not, a season of the young guns topping the standings!! A season where the good folks of The Nation can proudly sport their bumper stickers and hoodies, and even perhaps, just maybe... DSF can show a little love for the boys in copper an' blue!!
Game On!!
January 20 2013, 08:34AM
...although in odds and sods Cheryl Ladd wore just enough to cover the parking meter...
...how I dig your taste in women sir!!!!!
January 20 2013, 08:37AM
...luke go back to bed and rethink the XXX comment... he's our best troll ever on this site and he's never gonna have any love for our boys...
January 20 2013, 08:52AM
This kid will ignite the league with his end to end rushes that Pavel Bure made the hall of fame for.
When it comes to decision time (if we have to) on which young gun to trade...Yakopov will seal Hall's fate and we trade Hall because we got the Yak attack.
Had a beer n' clam to celebrate puck drop yesterday afternoon and today starts even earlier ..... If my Facons and Oilers win today I hope is Betty Ford has Cente Ice ! Gameday all around boys! - CHEERS .....
January 20 2013, 09:19AM
Anyone still want to trade for Luongo? LOL loved watching that Vancouver headache unfold. Eat it Canuckleheads.
January 20 2013, 09:20AM
@paul wodehouse
Hah hah... Notice how I said "just maybe"... Out of the literal 100's of comments by Mr.DSF how I would love to see an abbrieviated "... But they looked good" at or near the conclusion! :) Cheers!
January 20 2013, 09:22AM
I love these GIF's, she is hot in that dress. I cannot wait to watch the Canucks get steam rolled two night in a row!
*and as a side note, if anyone is looking for easy money, sign me up for a hockey pool cause I suck, hah.
For the love of all things that are related to the Oilers we are almost ready to erase the last 2+ decades of futility!
THANK YOU FOR FINALLY CHANGINNG THE LAST GAME SCORE from VAN 3 - EDM -0 to next game tonight!
I've been looking at that and cursing for 3/4 of a year...
GO Oil!
January 20 2013, 09:38AM
Is there a cheat sheet for acronyms used on this here blog?
What does "EV" stand for?
Thanks, The guy in the Oiler hoodie sitting in BC bar waiting for the puck to drop
January 20 2013, 09:55AM
Is there a cheat sheet for acronyms used on this here blog?
What does "EV" stand for?
Thanks, The guy in the Oiler hoodie sitting in BC bar waiting for the puck to drop
It means Even Strength. By the way, if you are in Vancouver there is a bar in Gastown called The Black Frog which is a haven for expat Oiler fans.
January 20 2013, 10:08AM
Where the hell is our GDB 1.0???? I need the GDP, OGDP, & NSOGDP.
It's GAME DAY BITCHES.....DROP THE PUCK
January 20 2013, 10:54AM
so excited for game day! I hope the Canucks aren't too pissed from their horrible loss last night. Oh well, maybe they'll try to run someone early and we get a quick pp goal... OH! the possibilities are endless. A REAL NHL HOCKEY GAME!!!!
so excited for game day! I hope the Canucks aren't too pissed from their horrible loss last night. Oh well, maybe they'll try to run someone early and we get a quick pp goal... OH! the possibilities are endless. A REAL NHL HOCKEY GAME!!!!
It's the Canuck fans who are already pissed! They've started drinking already,not because of last nights loss but because of what's coming tonight!!
January 20 2013, 11:04AM
The butterflies are fluttering, I feel giddy as a 9 year old school girl. My liver is thankful that this is a Sunday night game and not a Saturday game. I curse the schedule maker (CBC) for tonight I will stay sober.
Liver will take a pounding today again, ouch. How can it not, Sabres and Flyers are on now, 2-SHOULD BE GREAT Football games , Flames v Sharks for a early AHL Game :-) then the MiGhTy OilErS !!!!!
Just killed a Sleemans Clear....and begin. I DONT WORK TILL WEDNESDAY SO GET OFF MY BACK ...Sorry Bitches.. :-)
It means Even Strength. By the way, if you are in Vancouver there is a bar in Gastown called The Black Frog which is a haven for expat Oiler fans.
Good food at the Black Frog as well, I think it's owned by Edmontonians if I'm not mistaken.
Ooops i forgot. Is there a logical explanation why FISTRIC is apparently a healthy scratch ? Not enough time with the Oilers? I just dont get it, Dont tell me POTHEAD [Sorry Cory] is fleeter of foot, if he is its not by much. Sisters would be keeping their brown eye open watching for Fistric moving laterally across the ice ... i dont think they are worried about Potter...
Yeah, i know its not likely Fistrics pairing would be on the ice much when the girls are on. PK Maybe....
First time ever i wish this was an afternoon game... or morning lol..
January 20 2013, 11:41AM
Hey bitches, guess what?
It's gameday.
Bitches- the name of the day for the brotherhood.
Hope all of you bitches have a great day , and more so, our bitches in Copper n Blue tonight, or White n Copper n Blue.
PS- Dont go outside. Its Cold.
January 20 2013, 12:07PM
I believe that K commented on how Fistric hasn't had enough time with the team yet.
Man Scniner looked so bad last night. I know Van has some good defense, but without a second line it's all on them. Any team with more than one scoring line is going to light this team up until their second line returns. Last night Van did a semi decent job of trying to shut down the ryan getzlaf line, but that left Selanee up against little.
Also, did anyone watch the Detroit game? Oh, I hope that was just a one off for them and they figure out a way to play without Lidstrom. I predict ala the Running Man, Lidstrom comes back out of retirement.
Also, as I suspected, the Blues and Dallas looked really good.
January 20 2013, 02:22PM
Oh man! This day feels better then Christmas!
It's game day Bitches!
Oh!, Mila, Mila,Mila,Mila,Mila,Mila красивый
Yakupov rules!
Oh the excitement! Can't wait for this one...yesterday was a great day for hockey, and today will be even better!!
(shotgun's a Lucky Lager in anticipation of the Oilers shotgunning pucks through Roberto tonight!)
Another note: St. Louis looks amazing...Stewart and Tarasenko are studs
Oh, and anyone else see that Cheechoo was signed by OKC on a PTO?
January 20 2013, 06:39PM
This kid will ignite the league with his end to end rushes that Pavel Bure made the hall of fame for.
When it comes to decision time (if we have to) on which young gun to trade...Yakopov will seal Hall's fate and we trade Hall because we got the Yak attack.
Don't be so sure about that. 1) Of the three kids, Hall played the highest level of competition last year, in fact he played the fourth highest level of competition on the team. And he had the highest Corsi rating on the oilers.
2) Hall is a left wing, Yakupov is a right wing. Eberle has sealed his spot as our first line right winger. Hall is our best left winger as well. They won't make Yakupov play on his off-wing forever.
3) Yakupov has yet to play an NHL game my friend. Injuries aside, Hall is our best goal scorer, not to mention Hall has much better WJ stats. Why would they trade Hall for a player with the "Russian factor"?
January 20 2013, 06:49PM
Offensively, I think that the Yak has more finish than Hall, is faster than Eberle or Nuge and is an underrated playmaker. Still, I am not sure that he will hit the ground running. I think he'll have a bit of a longer learning curve than the other 3 super kids because of some bad habits that he picked up in the KHL and with the crazy Russian coaching at the WJCs. When he figures it out, look out.


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