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Sarah Jewkes Robertson, 99, passed away July 16, 2010 at the Emery County Care and Rehab Center in Ferron. She was born June 27, 1911 in Orangeville, Utah to John Irving and Annie Logan Jewkes. She married Wilburn "Buck" Robertson Nov. 6, 1933 and later solemnized in the Manti Temple on June 20, 1935. Buck passed away Nov. 12, 1984.
Sarah was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and has lived in an Orangeville Ward all of her life. She has always served as a faithful visiting teacher and was a member of the Clique Club for more than 50 years. She was also a member of the Old Folks Committee for many years. She worked in the name extraction program in the Castle Dale Family History Center. She worked at the original Emery County Nursing Home in Castle Dale and sewed parachutes in Manti for Sorenson Mfg.
As a young woman she spent a lot of time at the Jewkes/Van Buren saw mill driving a team of horses and a running gear loaded with logs over the White Dugway to Orangeville. Sarah made dancing a great part of her life. She and Buck went to all the dances. She taught her children to sing while riding in the car. Music was always a part of daily life for the family. She truly loved her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren and her daughters-in-law and sons- in-laws were considered her own children to her.
Sarah is survived by her children: Cloyd W. ( Merlene) Robertson of Orangeville, Royce H. Robertson of Edmond, Okla., Carolyn (Dale) Jensen of Edmunds, Wash., Deanna (Chuck) Harris of Orangeville, Barbara (Kent) Peterson of Orangeville, Vaunda (Tom) Troyer of Reno, Nev., Gordon's wife Bert Gove of Holdredge, Neb. She has 28 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and 14 great-great-grandchildren. She is also survived by one sister Delpha Mcfarlane of Salt Lake City. She was preceded in death by a daughter-in-law JoAnn Robertson, a son Gordon J. Robertson, her parents Annie and Irving Jewkes, a brother Thilmer Jewkes and two sisters Madge Leonard and Verna Jacob.
Friends may visit the family at the Heritage Funeral Home at 620 N. Main in Huntington on Wednesday July 21, 2010 from 6-8 p.m. Funeral services will be held in the Orangeville Second Ward Chapel on Thursday July 22, 2010 at 12 p.m. (noon) with a visitation at the chapel from 10:45-11:45 a.m. prior to services. Interment will follow in the Orangeville City Cemetery under the trusted care of Heritage Funeral Home. Friends may sign the guestbook at heritagefuneralhomeutah.com.


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|Posted by Christine Shirley on November 21, 2001 at 19:54:09:
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: Does anybody have any experience with how much these cost, what you need to do as far as installing and servicing them?
We've had a tankless water heater for about 10 years. Like just about anything else, there are trade-offs.
Yes they are expensive to buy and install, but most are really efficient to operate and they don't wear out. I just took ours apart to check for scale and it was nearly clean as new. They also take up very little space.
They DO supply endless hot water, but the flow rate is low, about 2.5 gallons per minute for the average tankless. That means you can't take a shower and run any other hot water-using appliance at the same time. It also means it takes forever to fill a bathtub. However, for our situation this works OK, for now. We have one bathroom and we all get to take a long hot shower after that mountain biking expedition.
One other glitch..they are sensitive to changes in water pressure. So you can't run a cold-water wash, or flush the toilet, while the shower is running. This causes a blast of cold water in the shower. We mitigated (but did not completely solve) this by tuning the flow-rates of other water outlets so that there are no water hogs.
We have found that this hot water system demands some inter-family communication.
We love this heater in spite of its quirks. That being said, we are adding a new bathroom and decided to abandon the endless system.
I think the perfect application for these tankless heaters is at a vacation home. Think of 10-12 skiers/bikers/hikers taking a shower one after another. I have a friend who needs this water heater at his cabin.
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By Bob Ray Sanders
The name Patrice Lumumba doesn't mean anything to most Americans today. But since this country was complicit in Lumumba's death – his "assassination" – this is a man we should know, especially when we once again have given the president of the United States the authority to selectively have people killed.
Lumumba was a rising star in Africa, having helped his beloved Democratic Republic of the Congo gain its independence from Belgium in 1960 and becoming its first prime minister. His call for a unified Africa free of colonial control didn't sit well with many western leaders, and even President Dwight Eisenhower decided he needed to be "eliminated."
Although the CIA plot to poison him was not carried out, the U.S. helped foment dissension in the Congo, leading to Lumumba's being deposed, captured and killed by a firing squad under a Belgian's command late one night, just seven months after independence was won. He was 35.
Americans do know the name Fidel Castro. The United States had at least eight plots to kill him in the early 1960s. Needless to say, none succeeded. It was after revelations of the attempted Castro assassinations that President Gerald Ford issued an executive order prohibiting the practice, saying, "No employee of the United States Government shall engage in, or conspire to engage in political assassination."
Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Regan confirmed the policy.
Things changed in 2001, after the 9/11 terrorist attacks designed by Osama bin Laden, when President George W. Bush declared war on al-Qaida and authorized "lethal covert operations" to get bin Laden, "dead or alive."
Bin Laden was killed by Navy SEALs in 2011 at his Pakistani compound in an operation ordered by President Barack Obama.
In prosecuting the "war on terror" the Obama administration has ramped up drone attacks on "enemy combatants" in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia.
That debate has been amplified as congressional leaders question whether the president has the right to order drone strikes on American citizens within the country. While I think that is a far-fetched idea, it is an important discussion to have.
Drone strikes ought to be bothersome even if you agree that certain identified terrorist leaders ought to be killed. Too often, they are not the only ones who die once a missile is fired.
A study by Stanford and New York University law schools points out that drone strikes are not necessarily clean surgical attacks that do no other damage. Citing statistics of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism based in London, the study reported that from June 2004 to mid-September 2012, "drone strikes killed 2,562 (to) 3,325 people in Pakistan, of whom 474-881 were civilians, including 176 children. Another 1,228 to 1,362 people were injured."
We can't know everything about how our government works to protect us, but it seems when we condone state-sponsored killings there needs to be much more oversight.
And once we sanction it, we may be inviting others to follow suit.
That could mean a return to those days of the last century when targeting heads of state was easier and cheaper than waging all-out war.
No one wants to go back there – right?
BOB RAY SANDERS is a columnist for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Readers may write to him at: 400 W. 7th Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76102, or via email at bobraystar-telegram.com.


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As Microsoft rolls out its new Xbox 360 One in Australia, leaks have revealed that a newer version of the all new gaming console is being developed for a Q1 2014 release, some say it may be a cheaper version of the current model.
According to reliable sources in Taiwan, component makers have told the DigiTimes that they have been asked to begin shipments of the new model in Q1 2014.
Shipments of Xbox One from the manufacturing side began at one million units a month in the third quarter and monthly shipments have increased in the fourth quarter, the sources indicated.
Microsoft has recently announced that its Xbox One features Internet Explorer, supporting both HTML5 and CSS3 technologies. The system will also support gesture and voice control.
Microsoft has claimed it chalked up record sales of one million Xbox One video-game consoles globally on the first weekend in which the new games machine went on sale in 13 countries, including Australia. But this appears to be below rival Sony's claims of a million sales in the US alone for its new PlayStation 4, launched a week earlier.
The Xbox One went on sale in Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, the UK and US on Friday/Saturday. But the company cut eight other countries from the initial sales list, following claimed production problems.
In Australia it is selling for a recommended A$599. Sony's PlayStation 4 goes for a recommended $549.95
Microsoft and Sony are competing for the attention of gamers in a bid to revive the console market which declined 32 percent to US$13.3 billion from 2008 to 2012, according to market research firm NPD.
Both are offering machines with upgraded graphics and more entertainment facilities.,
But increasingly games players are turning to free or low-cost apps on smartphones or tablets, rather than outlaying major sums for dedicated games consoles.
Microsoft, which has been pitching the Xbox One's motion-sensing Kinect camera as a controller for many forms of living room entertainment, has focused its message on applications and supposedly exclusive content, including Ryse: Son of Rome and Dead Rising 3 as well as the promise of an upcoming live-action TV show from Steven Spielberg.
Sony and Microsoft are each expected to sell about 3 million consoles worldwide by the end of the year, according to projections by Piper Jaffray. That's pretty small beer compared with the expected sales of smartphones and tablets.
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Famous now is "that brat, nagato.." making us believe madara survived generations beyond his natural lifespan. We learned he didn't die in VOTE so we assume he must have lived on to meet nagato and the rest is history, right? Right?
Well not quite, its strange when you think about it. Why did he need to die in the first place if he supposedly already achieved the ability to live two more generations at least? We know he took hashirama's power, we know he awoke rinnegan. We assume he needed hashirama 's power to not only awaken rinnegan but to also counteract its extreme physical and chakra demand. We assume he got that far, maybe not quite like how he was revived by kabuto but he must have learned how to harness the life generating ability of hashirama right?
With what we know and by also what we assume about hashirama's power and rinnegan, it makes no sense at all that if madara was kicking it in style far into a future he did not belong, that he would then die for any reason at all!
He supposedly got the end all be all situation going for him! Why die? Someone must have killed him because any rinnegan technique that would end his life was free of such cost with his joined bloodline power. Does senju juice run out after 30 or 40 years? Did he activate his rinnegan only after experiencing "immortality" for such a long time beforehand?
See how it doesn't add up for me? Senju juice must be exhaustible after a certain point since hashirama himself was not exempt of old age and death.


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MlorinczJ, on 22 February 2013 - 10:15 AM, said:
Bvllshit I constantly spew? Really? In almost 7 years being here, you're got a total of 160 posts. Most of which are in this thread.
You say about next year with Revis.....here's one for you brainiac. If we don't give him the outrageous money he wants or trade him & he leaves via free agency, did you know we take a 9 million dollar cap hit NEXT year? Did you also know that without him, we were the ONLY team in the league to not allow a 100 yard receiver this past season?
Grow up & then come talk to me when you gain a little knowledge. Fvcking trolls from Miami are more active here than you are but I'm supposed to give a $hit about your opinion? ROFLMAO.
If you don't like how I speak or what I write, use the ignore button because I'm not changing for you or anyone else. Deal with it.


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I kept returning to World of Warcraft, but now I am a bit outplayed with World of Warcraft(played it for 7 years). I think the best games are the ones that you keep returning to. What is the game you keep returning to?
Playing: War Thunder, World of Warcraft, and Grim Dawn
Waiting on:Everquest Next and The Black Desert
You dont mention if you want an mmo title or not... but one game that is ALWAYS on my hard drive is Civ 2.
Allthough, I admit, I have updated to Civ 5 haha. But yea, like I said, when I need a mmo "cleanse" a week or so of online Civ will shake the webs loose and make you crave killing 10 rats. Again.
"GW2 is the Methadone to WoWs Heroin."
EVE keeps drawing me back....and still remains fun after quite a run.
On hiatus from EVE Online since Dec 2016 - Screw off-grid PVE boosting changes
Pouring on extra "Salt" for 2017
In my day MMORPG's were so hard we fought our way through dungeons in the snow, uphill both ways.
Don't just play games, inhabit virtual worlds™
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EVE keeps drawing me back....and still remains fun after quite a run.
Had I started a few years ago, I believe I'd have the same sentiment. I tried the extended trial, and thought it was a pretty freakin' awesome game. Every time I logged in, though, I had this little feeling that I'm just a noob in a huge world filled with vets, and it'll take forever to become a viable entity. Love the concept, gameplay, and most of the rest of it though.
Played: EQ1 (10 Years), Guild Wars, Rift, TERA
Tried: EQ2, Vanguard, Lord of the Rings Online, Dungeons and Dragons Online, Runes of Magic and countless others...
Currently Playing: GW2
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Yeah.. for me its Civilization. I have played it now over 20 years. And i guess this love story will go on.
I also have enjoyed the Anno Games since a decade.
MMOs? Not any more. I returned to UO a few time, but not nowadays.
WoW, but I never really left. I keep playing Skyrim, before that was Oblivion for when I have that open world rpg kick. I used to go back to Asheron's Call, but just can't anymore. Minecraft is something I play from time to time, the idea behind it is great, but the overall pointlessness to any type of adventuring makes the game stale for me. I play GW1 for a few hours per month. I have a feeling GW2 will be something I play for spurts for years to come.
I have a feeling that the new SimCity and Phantasy Star Online will be games I play off an on for years.
Rift and LOTRO.
But...in my quest to find a Wizardry-like game, I discovered The Legend of Grimrock and that's all I've been playing lately. The map editor is awesome!
Mmorpg wise: FF11, I keep going back to this off and on, also City of Heroes.. makes me sad they are closing it down. Though last time I went back to ff11 might be my last, I didn't like how they made it easy mode with abyysea's release, they even changed the non-abbysea area's now. If you scratch those 2 off my list there most likely is no mmorpg i'd go back to, hasn't been a good mmorpg released in like 4-5 years, and most of the ones I would go back to have either shut down, or been made easy mode to cater to bitchy whiney casuals. Ragnarok Online though I guess I could put that as a mmo i'd go back to, have been playing it off and on since the 1st english closed beta, way back when all they had were the 1st jobs.
Single player game wise: Fallout 3, Fallout new vegas, oblivion, skyrim, and these sorts of games that you can mod the hell out of them. Mods can give you a totally diffrent experence everytime if you just switch which your using.
Being a pessimist is a win-win pattern of thinking. If you're a pessimist (I'll admit that I am!) you're either:
A. Proven right (if something bad happens)
B. Pleasantly surprised (if something good happens)
Either way, you can't lose! Try it out sometime!
Originally posted by jdlamson75
Despite its flaws, after every disappointing new MMO I've played over the past 3 years, I've continually gone back to Darkfall. It's a combination of the rush I get when fighting other players and the camaraderie I feel with those in my clan/alliance. Had a lot of good times and made a lot of good friends in Darkfall.
I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been -Wayne Gretzky
The ones i hit multiple times.
DAoc (MaIN ONE THIS GAME WAS SOLID) ladders to ramps in rvr made me never return however.
CoH played this one more thana few times, just a fun character building game.
Wow, stopped going back, cata was my last venture prob will stay that way.
Played rift twice raiding both times.
Eve played that for a long while off and on, haven't bveen back a a while doubt i will. They have basiclly made the game unfun and overly disapointing for any new / casual players... with there attempts to limit the rewards of bots, hardcore, and seasond players. So i doubt ill go back, but it was cool.
I truely and hoping for a daoc 2 (not the new and improved wow style daoc two we keep seeing).
"Society in every state is a blessing, but government even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one ..." - Thomas Paine
Games I have gone back to are Everquest (4 times). Anarchy Online (once), I would have gone back to FFXI but they no longer had my old account because I cancelled the payment info when I cancelled and shut the subscription to Square .They mentioned even if you cancelled the payment should not unsubscribe but I did that and lost the whole account. Then I went back to DAoC (twice) but that game never grabbed me,WoW I have lost count how many times I have gone back. Everquest 2 at least three times and I really liked that game a lot. Vanguard once and the second time I invested a huge amount of time in it and loved it. LotRO I went back three times and the last was the longest and most fun. Today I decided to go back to SWTOR to finish the class stories I do so love Bioware storylines.
The two games I have gone back the most to are WoW and City of X. I think City may be even more times than WoW
I usually go back to EQ. Probably will again soon. I was on the progression server, but took some breaks, then lost track of which expansion they're on. I might just do the regular server with my free silver membership, then upgrade if I'm still playing.
I use to go back to daoc all the time, but once they dropped the classic server, kind of dropped the game. Besides, as fun as it is, the movement is too annoying for me, especially if I play a melee, although damn I do miss playing a shadowblade or infiltrator.
I've been done with WoW for a while. Only went back a couple times when they gave me some free time to check out the changes.


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This summer the ICES Convention is being held in San Diego! For those of you not familiar with it, the International Cake Exploration Societe is an organization of over 4000 cake decorators, sugar artists and vendors from around the world!
I became a member earlier this year to have the opportunity meet and learn from other decorators and artists, and to plug into the ever-increasing network of people who love to do the same things I love to do. I also decided that I would attend the convention this year because it is so close to home. Many of my colleagues and cake friends are traveling to participate in the convention as well, and I am really looking forward to seeing everyone.
In addition to the many demonstrations offered and the vendor shopping, the convention boasts a room to display the work of the attendees. Anyone can bring a sample of their work....it's not a competition, but an opportunity for folks to share their craft. And because the logistics are very much in my favor this year (no long and precarious trip in a car or plane)...I have registered to bring a cake to add to the display!
I thought I might post a few photos along the way...I'm feeling pretty organized at this posting, and hopefully the process will continue to move forward smoothly. Enjoy the photos and let me know what you think as the cake takes shape! I'd give you a look at my final sketch, but that would spoil the surprise...
Sneak peek:
Filler flowers, freesia buds and hydrangea centers:
Leaves and more leaves:
White ranunculus flowers ready for final dusting:
Thanks for stopping by...and stay tuned for more photos!
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Monday, July 26, 2010
Petalsweet Preparing for ICES Part I
Posted by Jacqueline Butler at 10:35 PM
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- Michael McCafferty said...
What fun!
You're gonna knock their socks off...
- July 27, 2010 at 10:49 AM
- Jennywenny said...
Oh wow, I cant wait to see it! I'm looking forward to the convention but I'm not sure what to plan for, and how much time to book off work, I wonder if you or any commenters might be able to share gems of wisdom on attending these things, since its my first time!
- July 27, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Winnie said...
Oh Jacqueline! I am so so jealous! I'm sure its going to be amazing if your preparations are anything to go by! I can hardly wait to see the photos from it!!
- July 27, 2010 at 6:31 PM
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Looking out for number one
Robin Brownlee
January 18 2010 03:44PM
Back in 1970 when the Vancouver Canucks joined the NHL, it didn't really matter that they were destined to stink like rank limburger for seasons on end because fans like me were thrilled just to have a team.
As fans, we accepted the simple fact we'd have to make due with cheering for cast-offs from other teams like Andre Boudrias, Wayne Maki, Rosaire Paiement and a big defenceman named Pat Quinn while opponents kicked the Canucks teeth in some nights and beat them for fun on others.
Back then -- as is the case with NHL expansion teams of any era -- it was understood it would take time for the Canucks to compete and that slowly, by building through the draft and stockpiling talent, things would get better. At least that was the plan.
Of course, Vancouver fans got reminded right out of the gate there are no guarantees in the draft and that, for example, there can and often is a huge difference between having the first pick and the second.
In 1970, the Buffalo Sabres, who entered the NHL the same season as the Canucks, got the first pick in what was called the Amateur Draft thanks to the spin of a wheel. They used it to select Gilbert Perreault. The Canucks picked second and took Dale Tallon.
Scarred for life by that unfortunate outcome before I was even a teenager, and more than a decade before I started writing about hockey for a living, it doesn't take a lot of arm-twisting to convince me that picking first is better than picking second.
Thus, I don't give a whiz if Taylor Hall, Tyler Seguin and Cam Fowler are rated neck-and-neck going into the 2010 Entry Draft. If the Edmonton Oilers are going to stink badly enough to be a lottery team, and that's a gimme, then it makes sense they finish 30th in the Dive For Five, giving themselves the best chance to pick first.
Tallon. F*ck me.
Wait a second
Now, I get it that teams have whiffed completely with the first pick in the Entry Draft. Likewise with the second and the third pick, the fourth and the fifth, etc. History also shows teams picking second or third or even fourth or fifth have ended up with better players than the team picking first.
That accepted, and still shuddering every time I think of Perreault shoving it up the backsides of Vancouver fans on the way to the Hall of Fame with 1,326 points in 1,191 games, if the Oilers are going to do this DFF thing right, then I want them on greased skids from now until April.
Just looking back 20 years to 1989, and without even taking into account the last four drafts, there's plenty of examples of the contrast between picking first and second.
- 2005: The Pittsburgh Penguins picked Sidney Crosby, who has played 335 games, has tallied 159-291-450 and has a Stanley Cup ring. The Anaheim Ducks picked second and selected Bobby Ryan, who has 56-47-103 in 133 games. Crosby will be a HOFer. Ryan is a good, young player.
- 2002: The Columbus Blue Jackets picked Rick Nash first, while Atlanta took goaltender Kari Lehtonen. Nash is a franchise player with 213-183-396 in 488 games despite having next-to-nothing in terms of offensive support on mostly bad teams. Lehtonen, often injured, is not.
- 1998: Tampa Bay selected Vincent Lecavalier first, while Nashville picked second and took David Legwand. Lecavalier has 312-397-709 in 831 games and a Stanley Cup ring. Legwand has been a journeyman.
- 1996: Ottawa took Chris Phillips from the Prince Albert Raiders with the first pick, while San Jose took Andrei Zyuzin. Phillips has played more than 800 NHL games, all with the Senators, and has been a solid top-four guy. Zyuzin played 496 games in parts of 10 seasons. Who remembers him?
- 1991: The Quebec Nordiques took Eric Lindros first overall, then flipped him to Philadelphia for Peter Forsberg, Steve Duchesne, Kerry Huffman, Mike Ricci, Ron Hextall, Philadelphia's 1st round choice (Jocelyn Thibault) in the 1993 Entry Draft, $15,000,000 and future considerations. San Jose took Pat Falloon, who never came close to living up to the pick in 575 NHL games, including a stint with the Oilers.
- 1989: Quebec used the first pick to take Mats Sundin, who played 1,346 games and had 1,349 points. The New York Islanders took Dave Chyzowski with the second pick. Chyzowski finished 1,318 points back of Sundin with 31 points in 126 games.
Getting it right
The Sabres got it right with the first pick in 1970 and made it to the playoffs in their third season and the Stanley Cup final in their fifth campaign. Starting with the year they reached the Cup Final, the Sabres had at least 100 points if five of the next six seasons.
The Canucks got it wrong with the second pick and didn't win more than 24 games in their first four seasons. They missed the playoffs in six of their first eight seasons and were knocked out in the first round the two years they did make the post-season.
I said it before and I'll say it again, the DFF should be primarily about clearing cap space and freeing up options for GM Steve Tambellini. Landing a blue-chip prospect like Hall, Seguin or Fowler should be an aside.
That said, the importance of getting it right at the 2010 Entry Draft and adding that pick to strong drafts that have landed the Oilers Jordan Eberle and Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson is significant.
In that context, even allowing that Hall, Seguin and Fowler could all be hits, misses or a combination, there's something to be said for taking the first swing at the podium next June.
-- Listen to Robin Brownlee every Wednesday and Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. on Just A Game with Jason Gregor on TEAM 1260.
Calgary down by 6 only after 2 period. and with Kipper in net.
I just love when Flames suck. sorry Ross...
January 18 2010, 09:52PM
im surprised willis doesnt have the post game report up yet. all he has to do is copy and paste from the last 15 games...
im surprised willis doesnt have the post game report up yet. all he has to do is copy and paste from the last 15 games...
he got tired of repeating the same bull over-and-over again.
Calgary down by 6 only after 2 period. and with Kipper in net.
I just love when Flames suck. sorry Ross...
LOL, Regehr and Phaneuf are useless...especially Regehr
7-0 Sharks
Next time you have the opportunity to chat with Patrick Laforge ask him for the Pay Per View viewership for the Colorado game on the 18th of January. I am a season ticket holder and have too much invested to not go to a game, I would think that the pay per view numbers would be the best metric for fan apathy.
Tambilini's excuse for not giving out the plan for fear of players not giving it thier all? I guess the vets missed his speach to the room. What a patheticly run organization.
January 18 2010, 10:18PM
Besides "Dive for Five" no positive spin possible now. This is not "losing productively", it is just plain sucking. I truly fear the upcoming end of football season. I just promised my wife I would do some renovations.
January 18 2010, 10:34PM
The young guys were good?
Seguin is looking better tha Hall!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDc2mnS48ng
Is it just me or does anyone else think it was funny that the first 25 posts were debating whether picking first may not better as picking 2nd or 3rd??? WTF?
A yeah it's better there is more players and you get first choice. . .
9-1 - I love it!
. . .and the Non-Olympians Dion -4 Rocket Robin -3
I can see the steam pouring out of Sutter's ears. And his comment to the equip guys to put away the pucks for tomorrow's practice!
I don't even care what happens on the ice. As long as the Oilers PPV broadcasts keep showing that riveting interview with Silent Bob I'll keep forking over the dough.
@OB1 Team Yakopov - F.S.T.N.F
better than Souray and Moreau, the team leaders.
January 18 2010, 11:31PM
Next time you have the opportunity to chat with Patrick Laforge ask him for the Pay Per View viewership for the Colorado game on the 18th of January. I am a season ticket holder and have too much invested to not go to a game, I would think that the pay per view numbers would be the best metric for fan apathy.
I would, but anytime a reporter even approaches a member of Oilers management they start to back up the other way without ever taking their eyes off you -- kind of like a postie that bumps into a rabid pitbull.
Speaking of that arrogant bag of pucks Laforge. His head is so far up his own A$$, I don't think he has had a decent breath of fresh air in the last two years. His giant brain fart to push this arena on fans will land him next to Bob the shopping cart guy on 118th ave. Frankly he is part of the problem here in Edmonton and not part of the solution. Only if Katz and Lowe could see this. I find it kind of funny that my Season ticket questionaire came early this year in regards to a series of team matters. The biggest being the arena. I have no issue with the arena, but at the same token I said no because it smelt of that two-faced bald headed stink suit Laforge. Typical Oilers fashion, the questionaire did not ask more than a few questions regarding Oilers Brass, so I saved my commnets section for 1.5 pages of dribble on how the upper section of the Oilers brass needed and Oil change. Not a quicklube or Lubex change but a dealership rape you + filter. So who enjoyed the PPV? Probably Laforge...
Don't get me wrong I bleed Copper and Blue and really excited that the Oilers might get a Superstar at this years draft. I am also excited that MPS and Eberle are coming next year. However with all of the crap that we as Oilers fans have seen in the last two years, I can't help thinking that there still will be more dissappointment from Management and this future team. It's 7am and I need a Coffee.
I fully expect that at this upcoming draft that the oilers proudly select with the first overall pick, Mark Pysyk of the Edmonton Oil Kings. And then Bettman give the long glare, and bellow out, STOOPID!, YOU'RE So STOOPID!
BTW, classic UHF clip.
I would, but anytime a reporter even approaches a member of Oilers management they start to back up the other way without ever taking their eyes off you -- kind of like a postie that bumps into a rabid pitbull.
Kinda like a dear in the headlights, they must be scared of you RB, Maybe try and take some cookies or brownies next time get them all hyped up on sugar like a little kid then maybe they will spill the beans.
Why not pick up Sykora off of waivers and put Captain Moreau on waivers, the way he is playing he has no trade value anyways. Maybe someone will give Laforge some wax for hi head for him.
January 19 2010, 01:35PM
I get that Hall had great exposure because of the WJ's but if you look at the Oilers' organization (I feel kind of dirty just putting those words together) they're better of taking a centre than a winger. Particularly in this case where there is little to choose between Hall and Seguin. If anything Seguin might be the better prospect, but Hall at this point has significantly more games played. If you expect a top 3 pick today can make the jump to the NHL as either an 18 or 19 year old & then look at Penner, Hemsky, Eberle, MPS and compare to our centre position, I think the obvious pick is Seguin.
As good as Gagne is, I'm not convinced he's going to he a franchise centre. We need one and the opportunity to get one shouldn't be passed over.
January 19 2010, 03:09PM
I'd rather not leave it to chance or hope. Besides, Tambellini has a proven track record of, er, nevermind . . .
Have to say that reading through this thread was just what i needed on this day, everyone's stoning the Oilers.... don't get me wrong guys i care what happens with our Oilers. It's like watching an old boat (car) chugging down the QE II, we all know it's just a matter of time till a wheels fall off.
I find this more amusing than battling for the eighth and final playoff spot like the last 10 yrs.
Call the Paramedics this could get interesting.
1989: Quebec used the first pick to take Mats Sundin, who played 1,346 games and had 1,349 points. The New York Islanders took Dave Chyzowski with the second pick. Chyzowski finished 1,318 points back of Sundin with 31 points in 126 games.
Maybe Chyzowski had the flu?
1989: Quebec used the first pick to take Mats Sundin, who played 1,346 games and had 1,349 points. The New York Islanders took Dave Chyzowski with the second pick. Chyzowski finished 1,318 points back of Sundin with 31 points in 126 games.
Maybe Chyzowski had the flu?
January 19 2010, 09:34PM
Okay, I used to be on here under the name 'Darren'. Now that someone else is using it (in this post) I will switch to my old name on here, Mike Modano's Dog!
P.S. To the new Darren on here, I disagree with your comment of RB 'cherrypicking' his stats for his arguments. If you think that his point is invalid then simply use your own stats to prove your point.
January 19 2010, 09:44PM
Racki, you do good work, man! You ever consider getting a job working for this site because I like your work - seriously!
P.S. I was thinking exactly the same thing as you - if we could get Dan Campbell in round 2 that would be an absolute steal. I don't think we can but I think we should make a move to make sure we do get him this year, though. He looked phenomenal in the WJC, and we definitely need an answer for our future goaltending position.
To R.B. - Loved your story, well, okay anything to do with the draft I am kind of a nut for, so of course I liked it.
The funny thing is your story and Racki's follow-up were kind of in two different directions and I totally liked what both of you had to say. I think, in the end that obviously having that top choice would be awesome, but as long as we finish 1-3 for the draft choice I think we'll be very happy!
Did I mention we need Dan Campbell on this team yet??
I was actually going to ask, based on his play at the WJC, his size, reflexes, talent, etc., etc., etc. why ISN'T he projected in the top 5 in this draft? Or at least something near that... Is there something about him that hasn't been talked about that is dropping him way down because so far he looks phenomenal, with every quality you want a future goalie to have.
January 20 2010, 06:22AM
In reading about the bag skate I see the captain(moreau) did not go down with the ship too sore to practice. But i am sure will be dressed tonight ready to take another selfish penalty.
January 20 2010, 07:19AM
In reading about the bag skate I see the captain(moreau) did not go down with the ship too sore to practice. But i am sure will be dressed tonight ready to take another selfish penalty.
Ethan has a neck injury.
Most likely from a cheap hit he placed on someone. :) And also took a penalty for it.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
Last week, the Emery High girl's tennis team opened region play with a double-header. Starting Tuesday morning at 10 a.m., the team was hosted by Grand High in Moab and then after a short bus drive, the team was hosted by San Juan High in Blanding at 3 p.m. At Grand, both Emery doubles teams won while the singles players lost. At San Juan, the Broncos swept the Spartans in all five matches.
Emery's first doubles team of Banner Fauver and Savannah Woolsey won their first match 7-6, 7-6 and then lost at San Juan 4-6, 7-6 and 4-6. San Juan is a good program but you also have to wonder about playing two matches in one day as the region requires for the traveling school.
Emery's second doubles team of Brittany Fortner and Ashleigh Robinson won the first match 6-4, 6-4 and then lost their second match 2-6, 4-6.
Emery's singles players are Madelyn Carter, Tina Lacock and Mikayla Prettyman. Carter lost at Grand 1-6, 2-6 while Lacock lost 0-6, 2-6 and Prettyman lost 1-6, 3-6.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
Ferron Mayor JoAnn Behling introduced Kris Abegglen, the designer for the Millsite expansion project to give some details of the project to the council. The Mayor said there are many items concerning the project which need to be addressed. "I feel we need to go back to the CIB for more money for the project. We need about $230,000 due to increased cost in some areas of the expansion. The expansion committee and the construction company have reviewed the budget and made increases in some areas and decreases in other areas," said Behling.
A request has been submitted to the CIB for inclusion on their April 2 agenda. The biggest jump in cost was due to the pumps needed for the project. The cost went from $60,000 to $120,000, and the cost of the three phase power which is needed to run those pumps has also increased. An extra $54,000 was added to the final cost of the project due to unexpected costs from the Bureau of Land Management. During the process, the BLM informed the committee there may be cactus in one area of the expansion. This created the situation where an environmental assessment was needed, and then some redesign work was required. Other costs have also risen during the planning stages.
Abegglen said, "Nielson's Construction has done a great job for this project. They worked with everyone involved during a meeting for the revisions. Everyone involved cut as much as possible without losing the quality of the course. We went through a very thorough process."
Mayor Behling asked the council to look over the new proposals with consideration given to a vote which will be on the next council agenda. Millsite Golf Course Superintendent Ryan Winn announced the planned opening date for the golf course is March 15.
Mayor Behling informed the council that due to a court decision, the owner of a lot with unoccupied mobile homes has been given six months to remove the trailers and clean up the lot.
Councilman Michael Behling reported he has found a vendor for the auto-read water meters. He has spoken with the Price water district and they said they have several of the meters, in hard to read places, and they work very well. Behling is waiting for the company to respond with the pricing.
Councilman Joe Trenery reported he has been working, and completed the installation of new playground equipment at the fairgrounds park. Councilman Trent Jackson expressed his appreciation to Trenery, Sid Swasey and Ryan Winn for their help with this project.
Councilman Jackson also reported he has a meeting with Garth Johnson, principal at San Rafael Junior High concerning the ball field project. "I would like this project to be complete before the beginning of the baseball and softball seasons," said Jackson. "Ferron cleanup day is scheduled for April 18 with a breakfast to kick off the day that morning at Mayor's Park."
Sgt. Tom Harrison of the Emery County Sheriff's Office presented the mayor and council with a copy of the Emery County emergency response plan. He requested they read and review the document, and consider adopting this plan for Ferron City. "We are in the process of revamping our plan, and would like all the towns in the county to adopt this plan. In the event of an emergency or disaster, we should all be aware of the procedures. If you decide to adopt this plan, we need a letter or request informing us of your decision," said Sgt. Harrison.
Mayor Behling explained a request from the county attorney's office. The county animal control fine schedule has been given to all the towns, and all are being asked to consider going with this schedule. Mayor Behling will set up a meeting with all the other towns representatives to discuss this matter.
The next meeting for the Ferron City Council will be March 12 at 7 p.m. in city hall.


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Skip to comments.BREAKING: NBC Reporting that Suspect #2 has been Mirandized by the FBI
Posted on 04/19/2013 7:03:31 PM PDT by Perdogg
And...scene. RT @adamsavader BREAKING: NBC Reporting that Suspect #2 has been Mirandized by the FBI.— Monica Crowley (@MonicaCrowley) April 20, 2013
Amen to every word you wrote! Furthermore, for everyone patting themselves on their backs. The fact is a 19 and 26 year old were capable of advancing their agenda against a small army and tremendous amount of resources. They were capable of injuring 200 and killing 5 or 6 inside of 5 days while causing enormous amount of property damage. No matter how you slice it, this is not good. I do not mean any disrespect to the law enforcement involved as they just follow orders, however the results do not bode well for management. There are far too many people everywhere, including on this site who just turn a blinds eye to the ramifications of what just occurred. I hope this changes a lot of peoples minds and pushes them towards protecting this nation and freedom, which include the principles of conservatism and self-determination and liberty.
My concern as well... A test run. No one will convince me there weren't more people involved in the plot.
I wish they'd blasted him like his brother.
.... However, The second he took up arms against the US he probably lost his standing as an American Citizen.
I am disappointed that you, claiming to have been a commissioned officer, posted this:
I see that I need to converse (talk) at a third grade level:
Bad man is not being bad anymore. He is now behind bars (arrested). Bad man will be brought into court. Lawyers will talk to Judge. Judge will consider Law and Constitution. Judge will rule based on law and evidence.
I am also disappointed that you, claiming to have been a commissioned officer and a convening authority, seem to have little understanding of what you are talking about.
This didn't happen on a military installation. Civilian law enforcement is completely different.
I do not assert that Mirandizing him makes him a suspect.
I only mean to address anything learned from him. I want any potentially useful information learned from him to be admissible. Is there any such information? I don't know. Will he say it? I don't know.
Its when the entirety of the circumstances require that you treat a person of interest as a suspect that you are then required to respect certain constitutional rights and if you wish to question him, then mirandize him.
I mostly agree with this, except that it must be a custodial relationship. Merely suspecting someone of a crime is not enough, but that doesn't really apply here, I just point it out procedurally. If someone is free to leave but I suspect them of a crime, I can question them all day and the results will be admissible. The moment they either A) incriminate themselves, or B) are in my custody and not free to leave, the courts will begin to discern whether any statements made to me were done with an understanding of their rights.
In this case, that entire construct can be ignored by asking specific questions related to public safety. I see we have differing views about how to apply this stuff; I must say it's a pleasure discussing it with someone who knows what they're talking about. Hopefully we can get some clarity about their decision in the coming days if they either justify, or fail to justify, whatever way they chose to play this.
It's past my bedtime - have a good night and thanks for the discussion.
He's got a one way ticket to ADX Range 13
I think the truth is somewhere between your opposing positions.
It IS true that "the fear of the U.S." can be quite effective, especially when directed at foreign leaders. Excellent, easily documented examples are certain former dictators Musharraf and Gaddafi, and that was well before the advent of drone strikes. I would certainly look forward to seeing Southack's links.
On the other hand, the Israelis have been fairly effective at taking out terrorist leaders for many years, and that hasn't deterred Hamas or Hezbollah much that I can tell.
I also doubt that in many cases a suicide bomber or a terrorist willing to strap a bomb onto himself to blow himself up with others, rather than being captured, is worried too much about U.S. drone strikes. As was learned in the Iran-Iraq war, or even in the second Gulf War, there are PLENTY of fanatics perfectly willing to go out on suicide missions. Higher-ups in the organization very well might worry about their own skins, but might be just as likely to try to further remove traceable links to themselves, as to give up their "Holy War".
Here within the U.S. there is another factor, which I was discussing with my wife, earlier today. Here, the media publishes virtually every detail of how suspects (such as the Boston Bombers) are found. This of course includes what actions and mistakes the suspects make, even if the mistakes are not always identified by the media as such. The two Boston Bombers clearly made many such mistakes that could for the most part be easily avoided by the next terrorists. These bombers also failed to take many actions that would have made them harder to find — they really seem to have been amateurs in many ways, even if their intent was simply to create havoc as long as possible.
Taken a step further, the fact that these two, and especially Dzokhar Tsarnaev, got as far as they did, while being as inept as they were, in the midst of an incredible law enforcement presence, would tell any foreign power willing to risk conflict with the U.S. in the first place, that here lies a golden opportunity to create extensive havoc in this country.
However, if it were me in charge I'd take a different tact. His mom has been charged with shoplifting $1624 worth of clothes from a different branch of the store whose video id'd her sons. She hasn't gone to trial yet. Yet she was defending her sons by phone today... from Dagestan! Why was she allowed to leave the country? Does anyone think she'll voluntarily return for that trial now? I'd up her ante with felony charges for fleeing prosecution, plus anything else they can allege, then ring Putin directly to have her extradited back here pronto. Putin may not like us, but he hates the Chechens and is smart enough to see his advantage in helping this time. Hold her without bail, as a flight risk, in a Boston jail. Then talk to young bomber...
like a little princess (we hope).
his US citizenship can be revoked
Who cares if he gives a statement or not. Seriously. Give him all the rights he needs because the case against him is about as solid a case you could conceive of. When he is convicted and is waiting on death row led him flounder around in the Aryan brotherhood wing of some prison where he can be their little girl and beg for mercy or more whatever his inclination might be.
"And of course theyll order him special Halal meals."
You KNOW they will!!! /s
As an aside I feel Miranda rights have been taken too far, but I'm not aware of any exemption from them for unconvicted traitors. Once convicted I'd give traitors everything allowed when the 8th was ratified.
Or, have a nice gig as a adjunct professor at Brown University or Columbia 20 years down the road.
Order it that's fine, give it to someone else, and give him pork.
I would say shocking, but then I'd be passing false witness.
I am so done.
I dunno, I wondered from the go how come Delta wasn't on scene. This was an act of terrorism; an act of war. I do not see how Posse Commutatis(sp) comes into effect, or how this is a law enforcement issue.
Hopefully spiked with pork.
Agreed! This kid is no hard case, we will get to the bottom of things here.
Aw-oh, that is not good. The officials at the news conference said that he had not been mirandized and would not be because he was considered an enemy combatant, a terrorist.
You poor thing. I named Chechnya, Yemen, Somalia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc...
Public school?
They told you those places were in the U.S.?!
"Who cares?????"
We all knew it was coming, hence the gun control.
Not a matter of if, but when. Now we know.
And they know A LOT more than they are telling us. Just a matter of who is on who's side.
That's the scary part.
If someone is in custody, and the police want to present his statements as evidence at trial, they must Mirandize. You are correct in that evidence obtained which is not the result of a Mirandized statement can be used to convict. It happens all the time where a suspect clams up, but there is enough to convict anyway.
They clearly DID have connections in the Chechen terrorist world. According to the latest article on WaPo:
'Also Friday, the FBI confirmed that its agents in Boston had interviewed Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2011 at the request of a foreign government. A law enforcement official said the request came from the Russian government, concerned about Tsarnaevs potential ties to Chechen terrorists. But, after that interview, the FBI did not follow him further, officials said.'
Actually that is good. I would have preferred the effer be dead, but if they are treating him as a terrorist, WHICH HE IS, that's good news.
I'm going to go pet and love my kitties, if they allow me, for some relief.
Yeah were is Cheney when you need him.
Same here. See this video for clue.
No Miranda and then this. Interesting.
Thank you. I saw that they had contact with him previously, but did not know who they were requested to contact him by or anything else. It's horrific that these people can be "known" by multiple agencies and not followed at all. But, that is the reality, and always has been...
I'm seeing this the same as you in regard to this kid being "trained" since his earliest years to wage a war of this sort. So many here in America just really have no clue what these people have gone through, and what they've experienced, and what they've been taught by their experiences. These are not "kids" in the sense of the term we would use here in the US... It's like the kids growing up in Gaza - there are certain things they are taught that makes them likely to commit these acts. Same with these "kids" from Chechnya. It's a totally different world for them, and people just don't get it.
[Sorry for the semi-rant - have heard so many people on other websites bemoaning the fact that these kids are so young, and they can't be islamic terrorists! As if because the kid was at Dartmouth means he can't be a psychopath? It's even worse than that really because these people are technically "sane" and intelligent, they are just completely twisted.]
federal charges not state, and I THOUGHT THE LEFT WAS AGAINST THE DEATH PENEALTY.
I wonder if they had hit small town in the south and not liberal yuppie student Boston the death penalty and Miranda rights were have been done
agree but now it's been reported that he will have no Miranda rights but the likes of Bin Ladens drivers and other get them.
This administration is so screwed up
The only comment I can make on this or any like thread is my tagline. It remains as true now as in the past. People forget too easily and Proglodytes are Muslim apologists.
Likely just CYA thing.
How many lawyers are lining up for this guy?
How many 'civil rights' violated technicalities are they going to try and pull?
There is a clear and present danger in treating him as a common criminal...
He doesn't have anything to offer, but he will confirm his militant Mohammedanism.
I'm beginning to think you stayed in a Holiday Inn Express last night...
great post.
well put..I agree.
Go fork yourself...
All the big shots and union seniority will have their press conferences patting themselves on the back, then go home... leaving a few rookies behind as sitting ducks for another attack...
The Sheriffs in your counties had better start recruiting, deputizing, and arming civilians.
These people are from Chechnya, those are the same people who massacred the school kids in Beslan and took the Moscow Theatre hostage.
Newtown should have been a warning to have security officers and/or armed teachers at every school in this country, because our enemies mean business.
Remember that Unabomber liberal kook?
Same thing here... just more of them...
Aided and abetted by the liberals in the media and the "Hate America First" radical faculty members of academia and lunatic Hollywood.
Sen. McCarthy was right, and so was Marlon Brando...
Yep. I thought it very odd last night that as an American citizen, they could avoid reading him his rights. I didn't even know there was a "public security exception" or whatever it's called until I read it here. So I figured that sooner or later he'd be Mirandized.
He is an American citizen. You can legitimately argue whether he should have been made a citizen or not, but if citizenship is to mean something, its rights have to be applied consistently.
U.S. Citizen. The Constitution applies, as do all other laws protecting citizens.
The fact that 90% of the media was supporting the idea that the terrorists were white supremist, Tea Party, Republicans, should give you pause and affirm the fact that you do not want U.S. citizens treated as military targets without due process. Even overseas, I'm a firm believer that U.S. citizens should not be specifically targeted without first having a trial in abstentia.
Chris Matthews would have started raiding Boy Scout Dens and arresting College Republicans for suspicion of treason, and is Matthews really cut from a different bolt of cloth than the Dems in the government?
The military wasn't involved on the ground because they didn't need to be involved on the ground. Terrorism is not an exclusively military issue. There was nothing that the Boston police and Federal LEOs needed that they didn't have to conduct a large urban search. I would assume that they were much better prepared to do so than the military would have been. After all, its their city.
I'm not certain that it can be revoked, but he can be tried for treason, which he should be, and as all U.S. islamic terrorists should be.
Obama states on a semi-monthly basis how much better it would be if he were a dictator. That should give everyone pause on the idea of allowing him to decide Constitutional protections on a case by case basis.
So you want to allow Obama the power to take away Constitutional rights based on the word of Holder's justice department that you committed a terrorist act or planned to? Think about that for a long hard time. Who was it that Axelrod saide committed these bombings last Tuesday? Oh yea, people like us.
Absolutely try him for treason, yes, 100% agree, but do it in the civil courts where it belongs. He is a U.S. citizen, no different under the law than you or me. Non-citizens are a different case.
If this is what I think it is, Article III courts and their procedures don't matter at all.
I want as much information, as fast as possible, for use not by courts in a trial but by US and Russian special forces to prosecute in Pakistan and Chechnya (and maybe Saudi Arabia).
The kid is going to be convicted and executed, regardless of whether or not he is Mirandaized. We need to find, fix, and kill his chain of command, and most of them are not here and even if they are are not under the jurisdiction of Article III courts.
Yes- but how many ACLU lawyers were in line to defend him?
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