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For optimal heart health, I've been recommending the Pan-Asian Modified Mediterranean (PAMM) diet—a combination of the heart-healthy diet plan followed by the people on the Greek island of Crete (also known as the Mediterranean diet) and a diet common among people living on the Asian side of the Pacific Rim—since the mid-1990s, when the results of the Lyon Heart Diet Study were published.
In the Lyon [France] trial, 605 heart attack survivors were assigned to eat either a Mediterranean-style diet or a diet then recommended by the American Heart Association (AHA). Four years later, participants following the Mediterranean-style heart-healthy diet plan were 50 percent to 70 percent less likely to have had repeat heart attacks. Best of all, there had been no sudden deaths in this group.
Even more promising, a separate analysis of the study found that deaths from all causes were also significantly lower among those following the Mediterranean diet (there were 14 deaths in the Mediterranean group compared with 24 among those following the AHA diet). When researchers looked at cancer development in the third and fourth years of the study, they found similar advantages to the Mediterranean-style heart-healthy diet plan: Only two people on the Mediterranean diet had developed cancer, compared with 12 in the AHA diet group.
The Key to a Heart-Healthy Diet Plan: Essential Fatty Acids
Given such striking differences, I was eager to pinpoint exactly what it was about the Mediterranean diet that made it so superior for heart health. The key appeared to be essential fatty acids (EFAs). A separate study of EFAs published in 1995 supported this assumption. People who ate two meals of fatty fish per month—such as salmon, anchovy and mackerel—experienced a 30 percent reduction in cardiac arrest; four fatty-fish meals a month were associated with a 50 percent reduction in cardiac arrest!
EFAs, which cannot be manufactured by the body (hence the name "essential"), penetrate layers of cholesterol-laden plaque, soothing inflammation in blood vessels and preventing blood-clotting deposits from lining coronary arteries. EFAs can also prevent spasms of the coronary blood vessels and the rupture of plaque.
In this context, the advantage of the Mediterranean heart-healthy diet plan is clear. It, along with the diet favored along the Pacific Rim, is rich in the omega-3 fatty acids that include two particularly important EFAs, docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicospentaenoic acid (EPA). The typical Western diet, by contrast, is rife with refined carbohydrates and animal proteins, and includes few, if any, inflammation-reducing omega-3s.
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WEST HARTFORD, Conn. – The University of Hartford men's lacrosse team snapped a two-game skid on Saturday with a 15-12 defeat of its intrastate rivals, the Quinnipiac Bobcats, at Alumni Stadium. Eight different players reached the back of the net for the Hawks, who never trailed in the contest, led by senior Carter Bender's four tallies.
Hartford, which improves to 2-5 on the season, will take on another Nutmeg State foe on Wednesday when it heads to Fairfield to take on the Sacred Heart Pioneers at 3:00 p.m.
Bender, who finished with a team-best five points, recorded his second-straight four-goal game and third hat trick of the season. Joining the senior with multi-goal outings was Ryan Compitello, Aidan Genik, Rory Nunamacher and Kevin O'Shea who each found the back of the net twice.
The first two quarters were dominated by the Hawks as they scored the first five goals of the game and went on to take a commanding 6-1 edge at the end of the opening period. During that first 15 minutes, Hartford was nearly flawless and limited Quinnipiac's offensive possessions, outshooting its opposition 15-4 while going 8-of-8 at the face-off X.
Junior Jared Franze got the scoring going for the Hawks with an unassisted score at 11:41 and senior Martin Bowes followed suit and made it 2-0 at the 8:08 mark. Hartford wasted little time to get its third tally on the scoreboard as just two seconds later, Bender hooked up with freshman Ty Schuldt out of the ensuing face-off.
The senior attackman would go back-to-back for the Hawks to push their lead to 4-0 with 6:54 remaining in the first before linemate Compitello struck with his first of two goals on the afternoon less than one minute later to extend the home team's advantage to 5-0.
Quinnipiac's Dylan Webster managed to sneak its first goal past Hartford keeper Scott Bement, who finished with 10 saves on the afternoon, at the 3:40 mark but the Hawks regained their five point edge at 6-1 with just 10 seconds left in the first quarter when sophomore John Quinn, who notched a pair of assists, earned his first point as a collegian after providing the feed on Compitello's eighth goal of the season.
The momentum continued to move in favor of the home team in the second quarter as they outscored the Bobcats, 4-2, despite holding an 11-7 disadvantage in shots during that span.
Brandon Kuring opened up the quarter with an unassisted score to cut his team's deficit to four (6-2) however the Hawks rattled off three-straight scores within an 89 second spurt to take a seven-goal lead at 9-2 with 6:14 to go. The rally was sparked by Genik at 7:43 and O'Shea put the finishing touches on the run, going back-to-back at 6:32 and 6:14 to provide Hartford with its largest lead of the game.
The two teams exchanged goals down the stretch and Hartford held on to its seven goal edge with a halftime margin of 10-3.
Quinnipiac made things interesting in the second half as it outscored Hartford, 9-5, and closed the gap to just two points with nearly a full quarter left to play.
Four unanswered goals by the Bobcats out of the halftime break cut their deficit to three at 10-7 with 8:52 to go before Genik and Bender ended Hartford's scoring drought when they delivered two goals within a span of 18 seconds to push their team's lead to 12-7.
After the visitors closed out the third quarter with a goal, Quinnipiac opened the fourth quarter with another run, this time netting two tallies 46 seconds apart from each other to make it a two point contest, 12-10, with 13:04 remaining in regulation.
The Hawks answered again and cushioned their lead at 14-10 with a pair of goals by Bender and Rory Nunamacher. Garrett Dollard, a freshman midfielder, put the icing on the cake with 6:30 to go, as his fourth goal of the season gave the Hawks a five point edge and put the game out of reach of Quinnipiac.
Kuring paced the Bobcats' offense with six points on four goals and a pair of assists. In goal, Dylan Torey made nine saves.
The Hawks finished with a 19-of-30 edge at the face-off X, led by Schuldt's 18-of-28 effort. The rookie finished with six ground balls, a game-high number.
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Watson has also experienced the after-effects of forced removal, through her grandmother being taken from her mother as a baby. The poignant memorial to her grandmother, who passed away recently, is revealed in under the act 2007, an artist's book inspired by the official documents held in the Queensland State Archives relating specifically to the artist's family. Hidden histories revealed, laid bare, like an open wound which needs the air to heal.
My grandmother was Grace Isaacson. She was born in 1912 on Riversleigh Station in north-west Queensland and recently passed away at the age of 94 on Anzac Day 2007 in Mt Isa. Recently I saw my Grandmother's files contained in the Queensland State Archives. She was born 'under the act', and this is the title of my recent artist's book, which uses documents and letters from the Department of Native Affairs, the Protector of Aborigines and her employers.
It was while I was conducting this research that I found out that my grandmother's Aunty Kathleen had been sent to Palm Island and another family member was either going to be sent to Palm Island or Woorabinda or Cherbourg by the police.
My grandmother said in an interview I made with her: 'They threatened you with being sent to an island, I didn't know which island but I didn't want to go there and not see anyone anymore'.
Judy Watson, 2007
Judy Watson's artist's book under the act 2007 made its debut as a work in progress in Lessons in history vol. 1: an exhibition of artists' books looking at history and the lessons of history, held at Grahame Galleries + Editions in March–April 2007.
As with the artist's first artist's book, a preponderance of aboriginal blood (2005), which deals with Aboriginal people's Right to Vote, Judy Watson has drawn on letters, papers and official documents found in the Queensland State Archives as well as personal family photographs as a base for under the act. The documents from the archives this time, however, pertain to her great-grandmother and grandmother who lived under the Aboriginal Protection and Restriction of Sale of Opium Acts of 1897. They also reveal the categories, "full blood", "half-cast", "quadroon", "octeroon", ascribed to aboriginal people of the day.
Using etching and lithographic techniques this work makes a powerful statement about life Under the Act. Amongst documents from the archives used in the book is Watson's great grandmother's 'exemption card'. These cards allowed holders to live and work outside the reservations, and were called 'dog tags' by their holders, as they were obliged to carry them on their person at all times. Also included are letters of objection from various parties to authorities at the time Watson's aboriginal grandmother and white grandfather were seeking permission to marry.
In documenting her family's life in under the act, Watson etches the history of all aboriginal people who lived Under the Act.
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Gillis' Gamble
Thomas Drance
February 27 2012 04:04PM
Well, at least newly acquired Zack Kassian looks like a hockey player!
Mike Gillis loves to work to a deadline, and he proved that again with a blockbuster trade that only broke about thirty minutes after the deadline expired. What a ballsy deal this was for the Canucks General Manager, who has been the model of conservatism at the trade deadline in the past.
Needless to say, today Gillis departed from him usual approach and sent the well loved and absurdly talented Cody Hodgson to Buffalo, along with depth defenseman Alexander Sulzer in exchange for mammoth forward Zack Kassian, and young offensive defenseman Marc-Andre Gragnani. Wow.
Read past the jump!
When you get past the initial shock, and today's deal is a blind-side hit for many Canucks fans: myself included, this is a very interesting deal for Vancouver. It's hard to swallow initially because Cody Hodgson was having such a rockstar rookie season, but Gillis' wager isn't total madness.
Yes, Cody Hodgson has all the tools to make it as a bonafide top-line centre, but that's ultimately not something the Canucks have a need for over the next few seasons. As good as Hodgson looked at times, he was trapped behind Kesler and Sedin on the depth-chart and nothing was going to change that in the immediate future.
While I still think that too much has been made in Vancouver about the "enmity" between Hodgson's camp and Canucks head-coach Alain Vigneault, I do think that Vigneault's "fingers-prints" are all over this trade. I doubt that Vigneault had anything against Hodgson personally though, it's just that Hodgson's presence was messing with the deployment structure that the team prefers. Here's Alain Vigneault exactly two weeks ago describing to Elliot Pap the way the Canucks would prefer to roll their four forward lines:
"We have a pretty good theory on what we're looking for... If you look at our template from last year, which was pretty effective, we had two offensive lines with Hank Sedin and Ryan Kesler and a real strong line with Manny and whoever would play with him. Most of the time it was Jannik and Raffi and that enabled me to play them head-to-head against one of the other team's top lines, which freed up either Ryan or Hank to play against a third or fourth line. When we're capable of doing that, it can make it real challenging for the opposition. So we're still trying to figure out where the pieces fit, whether that's the ideal way of doing things or if there is something else out there."
Basically Hodgson's lack of two-way proficiency forced the Canucks to shelter two of their forward lines. As a result, Ryan Kesler was playing tougher minutes than the team preferred. By replacing Hodgson with Pahlsson, and adding Gragnani (for defensive depth) as well as Zack Kassian (a massive, punishing forward): the Canucks will be able to return to the deployment patterns they used so successfully last season. Heading into the postseason: that makes them a better team.
Thirdly as Cam Charron pointed out earlier today: the Canucks sold high on Cody Hodgson. Hodgson's possession numbers started strong this season, but over the past several months he was getting absolutely torched at even-strength - despite playing sheltered minutes. His offensive explosion in January, was partly enabled by an 82% ozone start rate and a roughly 30% personal shooting percentage. I have no doubt that Cody Hodgson is going to be a very good offensive player in the NHL for a long time: but at the current juncture he's a minus possession player who went on a percentage driven roll over a small sample that inflated his trade value.
In the deal the Canucks acquired two young pieces with a fair bit of upside in Marc-Andre Gragnani and more importantly: Zack Kassian. Kassian has played a limited role with the Sabres this season, producing seven points while averaging bottom-6 minutes in 27 games. He's been deployed mostly against soft competition, but he hasn't been situationally sheltered and overall he's a negative adjusted possession player.
In the AHL, however, Kassian has been an absolute force: producing 26 points in 30 games (or .86 points per game). For some perspective, last season when Hodgson was Kassian's age: he produced 30 total AHL points in 52 AHL games (.57 points per game). Kassian was the thirteenth overall pick in 2009 and is a year younger than Hodgson is, and he also fills an immediate need for the Canucks with his size (he's listed at 226 pounds!). Kassian's presence makes the team's bottom-six more physically formidable from the moment he joins the team and as a power-winger with a tremendous amount of upside: Kassian just fits better on the Canucks roster this season, and beyond.
The other young player acquired in this deal is Marc-Andre Gragnani, a twenty four year old offensive defenseman who has appeared in 41 games with the Sabres this season. Gragnani has one year remaining on a contract that will pay him 500k this season, and he'll be a restricted free-agent after that. He's posted a positive shot differential this season, while being situationally sheltered and playing mostly against soft competition. Still, for the most part his underlying numbers are auspicious, even if his +10 +/- number is something of a mirage (1034 PDO).
It's not too big a stretch to say that Gragnani could eventually caddy for the Sedins like Ehrhoff did, and become a legitimate point producer from the back-end. The fact that Gragnani is a young defenseman with potential, who has played the right-side in the past - makes him more than just a throw-in in today's trade.
Ultimately, trading a player with Hodgson's pedigree is a risky maneuver, which is why today's trade is so exceptionally bold. While today's moves have added depth, size and balance to the Canucks lineup: this could still turn out to be one of those tenure defining, lopsided trades that Canucks fans will bring up over one too many drinks for decades to come. But forecasts of doom aside, there is ample reason to be intrigued by Gillis' gamble today.
February 27 2012, 04:31PM
Well written article and well researched. However, I think a few key points were missed:
1) Yes, Hodgson was playing sheltered minutes and may have inflated numbers because of that. BUT, we never saw what it would look like if Hodgson played top 6 minutes. This kid got better and better as his confidence and experience simultaneously grew, and AV and co. never gave him the regular opportunity to show what he could do as a top 6 winger (and switching to the wing, especially on a line with Kesler would have decreased the importance of his defensive play)
2) The timing of the trade. If the Canucks were serious of shopping Hodgson for a sizable, gritty, winger - why not a) try to find out what you could have gotten Hodgson in terms of proven, NHL - ready players that fit this description (i.e. Ott, Penner, Ryan, etc.), or 2) wait until the end of the year to pull the trigger on the best possible deal, rather than force a deal that at best looks like a risky gamble, and at worst looks like a complete gaff.
3) How disrespectful this trade makes the Canucks franchise look. Hodgson worked his ass off for probably too long in the minors, finally cracked the lineup for the best team in the NHL, earned a third line center roll and helped us win quite a few games single handidly, only to get shipped to a non-playoff team without being told in advance that he was even being shopped, nevertheless traded once it went down....just brutal.
To me this trade looks like one that a winner won't be decided for a few years still as Kassian likely won't hit his stride for a few years to come. To me, this is a huge mistake - to make this type of trade when your team is the best in the league, to tamper with your obviously effective group and bring in a complete unknown, all while you are ramping up for a deep playoff run.
Thanks for the great read though.
Gragnani plays left side. He was tried at right side at the beginning of the season. He said he has played left side all his life and prefers there. He had been playing on the left-side with Ehrhoff on his right for most of the season.
So...still missing that right side D pair.
Great trade from my perspectiveherein Edmonton.Oilerfan wishes we could get Kassian. Heck LA fan wishes. Good deal.
@Wendell P
I can't say I agree. It kills to see a guy like Hodgson go, but..
1) I think that's the whole point: he was never going to get the top 6 minutes he needed to develop here. I loved watching him play but he really didn't fit what the Canucks need right now. The few times we did see him playing wing, he really didn't impress.
2) How do you know (a) didn't happen? Besides that, I really don't like the idea of moving a promising rookie for a guy pushing 30, who might also be a cap issue in the future. As for (2/b), you have to think that the 'nucks didn't see Hodgson's value getting much higher by summer and/or must think Kassian has a real chance of earning a spot on the roster by the post-season. We can hope!
3) That's laying it on a little thick. Yeah, it sucks but that's the business. Considering Gillis has generally been as class act, so far as we know, I think it's safe to assume this trade came up at the last minute, quite possibly when we failed to get a guy like Ott for a reasonable price. Besides that, I think it's fair to say that going to a team that desperately needs a centre is probably the best thing for Hodgson right now. If he's as good as we hoped, he'll get his chance at the playoffs.
Again, I hate to lose Hodgson, but I think this was a good trade. Both sides gave away a quality piece that didn't quite fit and got what they needed. We finally got that young power forward we've been lusting after for years. Sure, he might be a bust, but then Hodgson might never have cracked the top-6 here anyway.
February 27 2012, 06:39PM
A point that everyone is missing is that this move is necessary because the Sedins are limited players.
The Sedins need the Ozone imbalance to produce as they do .
And They cannot put up these numbers against top d-men,and top lines, therefore they have to play against weaker competition. (unlike true elite talent like Toews and Datsyuk)
Therefore the Canucks third line needs to play against top talent (AV has said exactly that).
Hodgson is clearly not the type to play this shut down role BUT he was more then capable to excel against other 3rd line players giving us an edge. Unfortunately, the team is tied to the Sedins.
Remember the 'high flying' Canucks last year were one of the lowest goal scoring teams every to reach the finals
Also the Sedins are cumulative -10 or something (I know plus minus is filled with noise but -10?!!!)
They will look back with regret losing Hodgson's offense
as it ain't coming from Paulson. Lapierre or Maholtra!!
Look for the Canucks to try and win 1-0 or 2-1 like dallas 07 but -
Canucks out in the first round (especially if they play LA)!!
wow lortimer,
you don't know your hockey eh?
the canucks were the top scoring team last year.
262 goals detroit 261 philly 259 etc..
sedins are +42 combined
you must be trolling.
February 27 2012, 08:39PM
The Canucks were the highest scoring team in the league last year.
Agreed, Troll.
February 27 2012, 09:41PM
Typical 'blind' canuck fan..only looking at the preseason (i.e. regular)..
check out our PLAYOFF numbers. (the only season that counts for winners).. and perhaps you can figure the math out :)
February 27 2012, 10:54PM
Nice analogy, I'm thinking the Canucks just became a lot harder to play against with a little more sandpaper to back it up. Cody was out of his role and now thats been filled with pieces the team can lean on considering most situations.
February 27 2012, 10:59PM
The real reason Hodgson was traded :)
got to get that 'rat!
February 28 2012, 12:01AM
problem with power fowards are their development time. probably the longest developing scoring foward. JVR has a much better draft pedegree than kassian and he still hasn't panned out.
it was a very big gamble for gillis for sure.
there is only playoff stat that matters
February 28 2012, 09:58AM
Yes..but the key question is - "how to get to 16.."
(the numbers clearly show that scoring goals is more important than stopping them)
The Canucks (under AV) have yet to show they can take their dominant reg. season offense and do it in the playoffs...losing Hodgson is a step backwards
Thanks for the article. There haven been a lot of different perspectives floating around the internet. To each their own.
But what I haven't heard discussed is timing. Why now? If he wanted a different make up to this team, why not do it in the summer? Why sign an old aging vet in Marco Sturm if you want a different make up? It's confusing and misleading, therfore some of us view this trade as a knee-jerk reaction.
It was stated that one GM specifically was angry about this trade. He called Gillis, Gillis said he wasn't available. Then word came out, no GM's knew Hodgson was available. If you are not taking the 'markets temperature' of what he's worth, you can not value him accurately. It's a fact.
I liked Cody, thought he had tremendous upside, but I'm more angry about the 'business' side of this transaction. I think it's a panic move, and a very dangerous business decision.


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How's your "alternative" fund doing in Thursday's selloff? The label is trendy, but it's also loosey-goosey. There's no clear definition of "alternative." Your best guide, as always, are real-life market returns, which vary widely.
For instance: It's been some time since managed futures strategies got much attention from investors. Little wonder: They've been dogs since the financial crisis. Not today, though. And, in many cases, the group is turning in a better 2013. One example is WisdomTree Managed Futures Strategy Fund (WDTI).
This ETF's chart has been pretty ugly since an early 2011 launch. But this year the fund appears to have its footing. Amid Thursday's drubbing, it's ahead by 1.3% to $41.15. Also keep an eye on AQR Managed Futures Strategy (AQMIX), a mutual fund, which has has turned in an encouraging 2013, entering the session with a 3.6% rise.
A handful of other self-styled "alternatives" ETFs are at least delivering limited losses. Among them is IQ Real Return (CPI), down 0.7%. It's a much better session than Index IQ's big fund IQ Hedge Multi-Strategy Tracker (QAI) is seeing — it's off by 4.2% at this writing. That's nearly twice as bad as the S&P 500 or Nasdaq Composite.
Another ETF that's doing its job today is Pimco Enhanced Short Maturity ETF (MINT). This one, which is less an "alternative" than a leg up versus a money-market mutual fund, is flat at $101.39 in afternoon trading.


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From Thomas Jefferson Encyclopedia
Thomas Jefferson was right-handed. One of his most famous letters, however - sometimes referred to as the "Head and Heart" letter[1] - was written entirely with his left hand after he had broken his right wrist. Although the letter is surprisingly legible, it is clearly different from his normal handwriting.
- ↑ Jefferson to Maria Cosway, Paris, 12 October 1786. Letterpress copy at the Library of Congress.


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Q: Why do people age wines?
A: Aging in proper storage conditions allows a wine to develop greater harmony among all its elements-including tannins, flavors and acidity-over time. Old wines exhibit more depth and complexity than most young wines. Generally, you describe a wine as complex if you keep experiencing different layers of flavor supported by a rich texture. A complex wine should keep surprising you as you sip. It's helpful to taste some older wines alongside some newer wines, to compare some of the differences aging can make. FYI, high quality red wines are regularly aged, while most white wines are not.
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Q: Where do flavors in wine come from?
A: Some fruits have very straightforward aroma and flavour compounds. Strawberries pretty much always taste like strawberries, for example. But the aroma and flavour compounds in wine grapes are very complex and include those found in many other kinds of fruit. This allows a Chardonnay wine to suggest a range of different fruit characters, from melon to citrus to tart apple. The flavours that dominate the finished wine have a lot to do with where a wine is grown and how it's made.
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By Gary Arringtonsports writer
Last week was different for the Emery High Spartan boys' basketball team as they split their region games against North and South Sevier. On Wednesday Emery traveled to Salina to play the Wolves and ended up with an overtime loss while South Sevier came to town of Friday night and the Spartans were able to put behind them an earlier loss in the region season.
At Salina, Emery was up at the end of the first quarter 17-11 and up at the half 32-28 against a North Sevier team that is mostly made up of underclassmen. After the half senior point guard Bailey Faimalo never returned to the floor as he began suffering an allergic reaction and had to be taken to the hospital in Gunnison. He is now alright and did play Friday night after missing a little school.
After losing Faimalo, Dillon Wilstead, the leading scorer for the season for Emery, found himself in foul trouble a minute into the second half and then had to sit for most of the second half.
Emery lost the third quarter 12-6 but came back to win the fourth quarter 10-8 to force overtime. North Sevier hit a long three-pointer with three seconds left in regulation to tie the game and kept the Spartans from winning.
Gavin McDermott led the team effort with 16 points and 13 rebounds. Beau Roundy scored 15 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to play well off the bench. Faimalo scored 9 points in the first half and Wilstead had 8 points in the game. Drexler Tanner scored 4 and McKlane Allred and Ridge Nielson each scored 3 points
The loss came down to poor shooting, 18 percent from behind the three-point line and 14 for 30 at the free throw line, a 47 percent average. Emery wins the game easily even without two players if they shoot normal free throws.
Against South Sevier, Emery fell behind 15-8 in the first quarter with a pair of 3-pointers by Allred sandwiched around a basket by McDermott being Emery's only scores. In the second period, Allred hit another pair of threes to go along with two free throws to help Emery to a 20-5 advantage in the quarter. Faimalo added 6 points.
Neither team could score in the third quarter, a quarter that the Rams won 5-2. Tanner made a basket two minutes into the period for Emery's only points.
In the final period Emery won the quarter by 10 points as they outscored the Rams 22-12 to get what looked like on paper an easy win but was anything but.
Allred led the team with 17 points and added 3 rebounds and 3 steals to his effort for the night. Faimalo scored 11 points and had 9 assists and 3 steals. Wilstead and Roundy each scored 7 points. Roundy had 5 rebounds and Wilstead had 3 steals. McDermott scored 6 points but led the team with 9 rebounds. Tanner was the only other Spartan to score and he finished with 4 points and also had 6 rebounds.
Emery plays a single game this week, a rematch with region 15 leader and the top ranked team in 2-A basketball Wasatch Academy on Friday night in the Spartan Center. The team concludes the region season a week from Tuesday with a game at Grand.


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Emery County's first ever Dodge Ball tournament was held recently at Emery High School. Teams were composed of six people and each must have a female member. This tournament was held for a good cause as the funds which were raised went to help the Childrens Justice Center. The first place team was that of Kyler Edgehouse.
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Sticks and Stones
Donovan, Lauren. "Sticks and Stones." Bismarck Tribune, 8
July 2007, C5.
Experience is helpful, but not necessary. Salary is not negotiable.
There is none.
A strong back will be needed to cut cottonwood beams and juniper
rafters. It will be needed to shovel decades' worth of fallen
plaster and dirtblown in through broken windows. It will be needed
to hack away grass overgrown around abandoned farm equipment,
dig a new hole and repair the outhouse.
The Hutmacher farmhouse in rural Dunn County will be taken off
the list of endangered historic places and, like the bald eagle,
saved for the future.
The group will take all comers, though they need to register.
Helpers should bring a working attitude and their own money for
food, lodging and safety gear.
As old farmhouses go, this one is of some repute in historic
circles, here and elsewhere.
In all of the Midwest, it is unique, said preservation director
Dale Bentley, whose nonprofit group named the site to its 2007
most endangered list of historic sites.
It is not the only sandstone prairie house built in a style brought
over from the Black Sea region of the Russian Ukraine, the stone
prized from sandstone outcroppings in nearby Dunn County hills
and held together with clay and straw mortar.
It is singular in that, like the house, all five outbuildings
also are made of stone. In every other known site, other buildings,
the barn or granary, were built of wood.
Those stone walls are 16 inches thick. And they are all still
Stone, like a good North Dakota back, remains upright.
It is not too late, Bentley says.
Save America's Treasures provided a matching grant of $98,000
for the project. It's the same group that helped preserve the
Old North Church in Boston, where in 1775 Paul Revere had two
lanterns lighted to signal the British approach by sea.
History in the colonies and history in the heartland is different
in time and in intent. But it is all America's story.
As North Dakota's story goes, the Hutmacher farm is not all that
Frank Hutmacher built the house and buildings in the years 1928
to 1930.
At that time, craftsman houses with indoor plumbing were in vogue
in towns and cities. But Hutmacher used the materials in the hills
around him and the old world skills he learned from his father,
Valentine, who used the same style and stone to build the homestead
buildings a mile to the southeast in 1911.
The house was occupied until 1979, when Frank Hutmacher's son,
Alex, moved to Dickinson. It never did have plumbing. Nor did
it have a well for water, or other than a coal stove for heat.
It did eventually have electricity.
The ceilings, when Alex Hutmacher left, were covered in bright
oilcloth held in place with Mason jar lids.
Bentley thinks the interior should be restored back to the '70s,
when the home was last occupied, rather than to the '20s, when
it was built.
It was as if life in the Jimmy Carter, polyester wearing-era
somehow never penetrated those thick stone walls.
The inside, with faded curtains blowing through the broken window
glass, is for later.
The Hutmacher farm was saved before, by Steve Burian, a neighbor,
who bought the small acreage and donated it to the Dunn County
Historical Society in memory of the pioneers.
Arnold Burian, of Bismarck, Steve Burian's son, said the family
was happy to deed it over again in March, this time to Preservation
North Dakota.
"It would be a significant loss if it's not preserved,"
said Burian, who plans to bend his back to the shovel out at the
It is the first time the nonprofit has accepted ownership of
an historic property.
Bentley said he believes future Hutmacher work projects, like
what has happened with dinosaur digs, could find a niche in experiential
tourism. That's the kind where people pay for the opportunity
to experience and learn something real.
There will be real work to do, starting with the general tidying
up, sorting and digging out scheduled starting July 14.
Bentley said he believes the day will come again when the Hutmacher
farm looks like it once did, a series of modest, but intrinsically
beautiful stone buildings with high hills on the windward side
and the prairie stretched out front.
Besides a strong back, helpers should bring some North Dakota
soul, the kind that makes them relish the feel of wind drying
their own sweat and the taste of dirt they've breathed, washed
down with cold water.
Bob Mitchell wrote on Jul 11, 2007 9:39 PM:
" Congratulations on getting this worthy effort organized
and off the ground! Sorry I can't join you all this summer. Maybe
next year.... In response to 70's? comment: No, I don't believe
we're talking about shag rugs and tire ashtrays. Rather, the time
target is the overall
configuration of the building(s), including any additions and
changes in door and/or window openings; this for three very sound
reasons: 1) The history of the homestead is really a continuum
of the entire occupation by the Hutmacher family. 2) To return
it to its original configuration might
require removal of a significant portion of the house and of one
or more of the outbuildings. 3) We know approximately what the
buildings looked like in the 1970s. Although not familiar with
the latest research, I suspect that very little firm evidence
of the exact original house configuration, and sequence of the
outbuildings, is available to us. "
Clio wrote on Jul 10, 2007 11:04 PM:
" When you think about the time period these buildings were
constructed in, the 1920s, it is amazing. It was after WWI, after
the Titanic sunk, after the Russian Revolution. It was Prohibition,
the Jazz Age--an interesting time in U.S. history. All that going
on, and out here in North Dakota they were still building structures
of this nature. A structure that environmentalists and architects,
interested in green buildings, are studying for a true circling
back of architectural styling. "
DBLDIP wrote on Jul 8, 2007 6:19 PM:
70's? wrote on Jul 8, 2007 1:57 PM:
" Restore it to look like the 70's? You've got to be kidding
me. Pazelies, shag carpet, etc. of course don't forget the customary
mini tire ashtray. Original condition when constructed or don't
do it at all. As if I ever need to see another 70's remodel job.
Ray Schmidt wrote on Jul 8, 2007 1:25 PM:
" Go to ' Hutmacher complex' on your computer for the interesting
story. I grew up and lived near there and was a friend of Frank
& veronica. This type of building construction was common
in the area in the depression years when dollars were in short
supply. They used resources that nature provided. The out of pocket
cash for the entire farmstead did not exceed $100. $99,000 for
restoration, WOW! Frank and Veronica would be proud. "
ML wrote on Jul 8, 2007 11:51 AM:
" Its not just an old building.! That one building has a
lot of history behind it. I think it is wonderful that people
are trying to preserve these very historic places. I would love
to see more presevation in our area. "
Don Elmer wrote on Jul 8, 2007 8:56 AM:
" It's just an old building. "


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NEW Berkley PowerBait Crazy Leg Chigger Craw is the same bait that won the 2007 Bassmaster Classic, only BETTER! The Chigger Craw now comes with CRAZY LEGS that greatly enhance the bait's action while swimming, or on the drop. This new feature along with the high action Chigger Craw pinchers and the magic of PowerBait fish-attracting scent make it completely irresistible to bass. Fish it alone, or as a jig trailer, slow, or fast, and watch the pinchers and crazy legs swim wildly back and forth - driving big bass crazy.
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Dissertation: "The Contributions of Contemporary Biological Anthropology to Recent Roman Catholic Interpretations of Love" (advisor: J. Gustafson)
Stephen J. Pope received his Ph.D. in theological ethics from the University of Chicago in 1988. He teaches courses on social ethics and theological ethics. He has written The Evolution of Altruism and the Ordering of Love (Georgetown, 1994) and Human Evolution and Christian Ethics (Cambridge, 2007), and he has edited Essays on the Ethics of St. Thomas Aquinas (Georgetown, 2001). He and his wife have three children and reside in West Roxbury, Massachusetts.
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Skip to comments.Republicans: An old, white, dying breed of voter?
Posted on 11/25/2012 9:55:22 AM PST by Altura Ct.
The Republicans are old white men, red necks and racists. They're in thrall to tea-baggers, who do not understand or give a darn about minorities.
If only other Republicans knew how often I had this hateful brew (hatred of white male conservatives is still socially acceptable on the left) shoved down my throat. But what's been directed at me personally is worse: I have been called a sell-out, hater of a brother (meaning Obama), and numerous choice words I can't share here (hatred of conservative black women from the left is trickier, but even more heart-felt).
...It is time to lay down the tracks of a new "underground railroad," a movement to help a people who are in bondage to the Democratic Party find hope and encouragement in the GOP, a movement that will wake up complacent Democrats and Republicans alike, a movement that will stop the hemorrhaging of the GOP. We will not be televised - the mainstream media can't imagine that we exist and we remain invisible to them - but we will be webvised, we will be heard online through bloggers, videos, e-mails and text messages, twitters, Facebook and more. We can no longer be shut out. We are the voice of the 21st century and we will be heard. If the RNC continues to think of blacks and Latinos as an afterthought, the GOP will continue its genteel decline and forfeit any chance of victory in 2016.
...Mitt Romney was doomed to fail when the Republican party failed to develop a clear and coherent agenda to appeal to blacks, Latinos, and other non-white people.
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Republicans won't get my vote ever again.
Cutting edge. Force every government action to be defended on Constitutional ground. Freedom is just another way of saying nothing left to lose.
Blacks pig out, face first, in the racial spoil system trough. The only possible message Republicans can attract blacks with is "See, we told you we'd run out of food."
Aren't you special! You won't ever vote Republican again? You didn't get your way, so you'll show us? Have a nice life.
Just a clash of cultures, but this truth remains: Do little, stay poor; do much, get rich.
Hmmmmm ..?? VP Biden, Harry Reid, Dick Durbin, Patrick Leahy .. somehow I believe these are OLD WHITE MEN who are all DEMOCRATS!!!!
We must never forget .. the dems/libs always use a method called "projection" to spew all over the repubs.
But .. their habit always seems to backfire on them because the projectionists have one common theme: They blame the repubs for doing things or having done things - that actually THE DEMS ARE NOW DOING OR HAVE DONE IN THE PAST.
Thus, when they complain about the repubs being old white men, they conveniently forget to look at their own ranks. The only minorities that are dems .. are those that have bought into the hype - repubs don't like minorities.
Geeeeeeeeeeee ... what does that say about the dems .. it says the dems don't really like minorities .. they just USE them to make themselves look better.
Well good luck turning takers into makers. Not gonna happen.
I'm old, white, Republican, and have a terminal illness,,,,,,,,,,,,
I can relate to a lot of what she's saying. I believe in the Constitution (all of it), limited government, the free market, rule of law, traditional values, strong defense, etc., but as a black urban dweller, there isn't a whole lot about the GOP that I can really hang my hat on. They're not even on the playing field anywhere around me. I live in a one-party state really, and I am just a lone voice of dissent shouting in the wilderness. Hard to convert very many people that way.
Utter bull$hit.
Any article claiming republicans have been anti-immigrant as opposed to anti-illegal is just buying into the democrat lie.
As for rejecting black conservatives, Allen West, Herman Cain, and previously Allen Keys were rejected by the establishment rinos, not by the conservatives.
Calling into black radio stations? (were they still believe AIDS was created by the CIA to kill blacks) Thats the big plan?
I agree on the churches- but when Romney refused to bring up Obamas support for abortion and homosexual marriage, what else exactly is the black church going to agree with you about that takes them away from dems?
Republicans wont get my vote ever again.
we have not had much luck taking it over...we need to start a new party...call it tea party or whatever, but we need to RUN not walk
They said the same thing after POS FDR's reelection in 1936. In fact, the issues working against FDR in 1936 were not unlike those working against der Fuehrer in 2012. The National Socialist Democrat Party would like to believe that as they believed it then but they are always proven wrong.
Conservatives need to start an underground railroad OUT of the GOP and into a new party of their own. The GOP only demands our votes, and then expects Conservatives to sit down, shut up and do as they are told when they adopt the agenda of the MarxoFascist Left.
What the country needs - is a clear line of demarcation between Americans and the Leftists. That cannot be done within the GOP, the Establishment has made that clear, and rigged it's party to ensure Conservatives will forever remain irrelevant in national politics as far as they are concerned.
The GOP is not an opposition party to the Left - it is a cooperative with the Left. The GOP serves as a vehicle of treason to ideals of Conservatives and to destroy them from within the party they assumed represented their ideology.
All intrusive and powerful government is the goal of both national parties now. They cooperate and work together. The only differences between them now, is one is full-blown Marxist and the other wants control of the scraps and a finger in the money pit to continue the Establishment oligarchy in power.
Its time to target young men of all colors. Tell them about the fraud and abuse of power going on - anger them, enrage them!
Then tell them 10-steps to take control from the elites.
Young women will follow the young men.
LOL! Bet they never did, chump.
"Republicans wont get my vote ever again."
Me either because I don't vote for neo=marxist liberal-progressive democratic socialist statists and their radical islamist friends in the Democrat and republican parties. They are two peas in a pod.
"Republicans wont get my vote ever again."
Me either because I don't vote for neo-marxist liberal-progressive democratic socialist statists and their radical islamist friends in the Democrat and Republican parties. They are two peas in a pod.
In other words, Republicans need to pander to the Democrat base of moochers by offering more "free stuff".
Sounds like a plan!
Include me out.
Wolverines indeed.
Sandwich artist, make me a sandwich!
You're an idiot. Keep voting in rigged elections.
Good start a new party.
1) Calling the Democrats what they now are: SOCIALISTS (Why help the liberals hide behind their rosy label?)
2) Announce that EVERYONE in the Democrat party WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS regardless of their race, gender or LGBT status (NO MORE HIDING behind their race cards, gender cards, etc. to commit treason or illegal acts. FOR EXAMPLE: Susan Rice was complicit in an 0bama cover-up in Benghazi by promoting the LIE that Benghazi was a 'protest over a video' and not a terrorist attack. The Democrats responded that anyone accusing Rice of lying is "racist and sexist" because she is a black female. The Republicans need to IMMEDIATELY respond that "Susan Rice will be held accountable for her actions regardless of her race or gender. PERIOD!")
3) Call Democrats LIARS when they lie
4) Call Democrats TREASONOUS when engaging in treasonous activity such as funding Muslim Brotherhood, etc.
5) CALL THE MEDIA OUT!!!. Accuse the media of BIAS, LYING, COMPLICIT IN OBAMA'S COVER-UPS.. CALL THE MEDIA OUT AND BASH THEM FOR THEIR LIBERAL BIAS.
6) IMPEACH OBAMA for his laundry list of impeachable offenses, including INELIGIBILITY to be POTUS (his father was not a U.S. citizen at the time of his birth), F&F, bombing Libya without consent of Congress, illegal investments (Solyndra), recess appointments while Congress not in recess, Cover-Up over Benghazi, funding terrorist groups, refusing to enforce DOMA, violation of his oath of office to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States, etc, etc, ETC.)
7) DEMAND that the State of Hawaii offer 0bama's ORIGINAL birth records for Congress' review or ALL Federal funding to Hawaii will be immediately terminated.
You are so full of crap, your breath stinks.
It will take much, much less work to show the rino/establishment GOPer's the door than to establish a new party...think Libertarian Party...if you can.
Folks like you are the same as a Manchurian Candidate, you come in and divide and fracture in the guise of a friend when in fact you are an agent of the opposition.
One thing for certain, your plan will never come to fruition, because folks like you are too lazy to do anything except sit at your computer and bitch and complain rather than do any heavy lifting. Your misconceptions and downright BS confirms that.
I stole my wolverines animated pix off the web right here at FR, I do believe, 3- 4 years ago.....
I make no sandwiches....I import them like Chinese sheet rock in a FEMA trailer.
Maybe you'll figure it out some day!
Don't be stupid.
Keep voting for the same socialists. Bush 1, Dole, Bush 2, McCain, Romney.
Wow, you're just in favor of great conservative candidates.
You're a sucker who has to hold is nose to vote for socialist lite candidates.
The Democrats, with their "dear leader" at the head of it, are gloating now; but, as usual, pay no heed to the word of God that reads "pride goeth before a fall". They're busy telling Republicans what's wrong with them; too busy to look in the mirror.
Look at the other commentors on this thread answering my comment, and you'll see why that will never happen. THey want their socialism just like the liberals.
Have you seen the remake of "Red Dawn"?
Agreed, I worked in Detroit for 6 years and that population is a lost cause that can only survive with government handouts, selling drugs or theft. The US policy of the war on poverty was actually a war on the productive.
Stupid? I work my ass off for local GOP conservatives in a Blue, Blue, Blue state. With some success I might add, what do you do?
I know, you post, post and post somemore...doesn't that make you special and smarter than the rest of us, right? Go away troll.
Republicans wont get my vote ever
Then when you wonder whywe were taken overby Kenya or Iran you can look in te mirror.
You forgot hillary
Guys, I think we're overreacting here just a little. I'll admit, I was completely demoralized at first, but I've come to realize that we will win eventually, and it might be sooner than we think.
We have 16 TRILLION DOLLARS in debt. This is insurmountable, and its only going to get worse under the socialists. How long can Obama keep this rotting structure standing? All it took to collapse Europe was a shudder from our housing market.
My point is, all of this will collapse, and some economists think it will be soon. There isn't enough imaginary money in the world to fund a welfare state for our population.
Once the money is gone, once they can't give out gifts anymore, people will have no choice but to vote conservative, because it will be the only alternative to widespread misery. Give it a little time, focus on the state legislatures and governorships, voting out RINOS as we did in 2010 etc., refine the conservative message as Reagan did, and we'll be ready to strike when this nation falls to pieces.
"Men by their constitutions are naturally divided into two parties: 1. Those who fear and distrust the people, and wish to draw all powers from them into the hands of the higher classes. 2. Those who identify themselves with the people, have confidence in them, cherish and consider them as the most honest and safe, although not the most wise depositary of the public interests. In every country these two parties exist, and in every one where they are free to think, speak, and write, they will declare themselves. Call them, therefore, Liberals and Serviles, Jacobins and Ultras, Whigs and Tories, Republicans and Federalists, Aristocrats and Democrats, or by whatever name you please, they are the same parties still and pursue the same object. The last one of Aristocrats and Democrats is the true one expressing the essence of all." —Thomas Jefferson to Henry Lee, 1824.
NO I have no idea what they did with John Mileus masterpiece
You're projecting - you're a slime for the party of Vichy to the MarxoFascists by calling principled Conservatives Manchurian Candidates.
Tell you what genius - when YOU accomplish showing the RINO establishments the door, then you'll have an argument with fruits to back up your vapid claims that the GOP is the ONLY party for Conservatism.
Until then, they are a vichy party of the enemy, and I'll never vote for or work again for a party of traitors working hand-in-hand with the MarxoFascists and adopting their ideology while slamming and punishing Conservatives.
Keep screaming though about Conservatives being enemies - you illustrate yourself to be nothing but a shill for the enemy.
Sounds like the author is advocating tribal politics.We already have one party doing that. Why do we need both parties doing it?
"that population is a lost cause that can only survive with government handouts, selling drugs or theft."
Well when the economic collapse hits they will be in the first die off as none of them have an extra can of chili in the cupboard. Old conservative bitter clingers may be back in the majority.
I would love to work with this woman
THe teens around here liked it a lot.
I'll have to see the original in order to compare.
It might not be as bad as you would be right to imagine.
read the article please
read the article please
~ Larry Elder, "The Ten Things You Can't Say In America"
If it is true as this writer claims the black community is not monolithic and share conservative values then why pray tell do they vote over 90% for the Robin Hood party? Why have they chosen to self segregate since the Civil Rights movement and why is it always someone else's "responsibility" to reach out and understand them? If they actually believed in conservative values they would care a whole lot less about how much others can do for them and a whole lot more about their individual freedom and personal responsibility.
This woman's diatribe against racist white old men isn't intelligent analysis, it's a cliche, a template brought to the black community by their plantation masters of the Democrat Party. What's truly sad is I've heard this drivel for the last 40 years and it is no more true now than it was then. As the Godfather of the current Democrat Party, Vladamir Lenin, once opined, "A lie told often enough becomes truth"
God help this Republic if the answer is what can you do for me instead of what can I do for myself. Unfortunately, I fear we have reached that tipping point.
Exactly. "Old white guys" made this country the greatest country ever known on this planet. Since Barry Benghazi doesn't fit in the "old white guy" catagory, it's the NON-OLD WHITE GUYS who are tearing it down and destroying it. JMO.
there are no more conservatives; only vary degrees of liberalism: left, center and right....
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Midnight's a dude, he's the goth-type one. Wears lipstick and all.
So is Wendy gonna fight Natsu too?
The light thing talking with Igneel kind of mention something about Wendy killing Natsu.
''Brother running with a torch and not a damn thing you can do about it!''
Wow... they just got owned, pretty bad. FAIL!
Though, it'd be interesting to see what Wendy does next... Since it seems like it's all up to her. I can't imagine her as the dual persona type, but I can see her with some kinda super-power...
Well so much for their plan. Talk about fail.
I wonder if Brain stopped his attack because he knew Wendy on a personal level (related), or because he is afraid of her powers
On a side note: this release sure had some spelling errors. Using the wrong 'your' ... follen [fallen] ... posion [poison], to name a few.
Decent chapter
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in fact there are several other similarities to the shichibukai, although none of them are nearly as blatant.
for instance:
they both have somebody with a giant snake
the staff guys powers seem to be similar to blackbeards
the girls dress looks like doflamingo's feather jacket that he always wears
the staff guy's staff looks a bit similar to boa's snake
lol yeah surprising.....what wendy gonna do next? Bring natsus inner dragon out?! xD


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Marvellous Joe Colborne
Jonathan Willis
February 18 2011 11:51PM
Hours after prospect Joe Colborne was acquired from the Boston Bruins as part of a package for defenceman Tomas Kaberle, the local media was overflowing with praise for the 6'5" centre.
Dan Robson's piece for the Toronto Star somehow managed to work in quotes from three different sources explaining that Colborne was big, phenomenally talented, smart, a great person, a Leafs fan, and ever-so-close to the NHL:
"For guy who's 6-5 and his weight, he handles the puck in corners very well. He can make unbelievable passes … He'll do what needs to be done."
"Joe is a fabulous talent. I don't think you'll find a better young man, either. He is a terrific teammate, works his tail off, very dedicated, very sincere. Just a really good person. Really intelligent."
"He meets our criteria of assets who are close. Not guys that will take three years to get there. He's not ready yet, but he's close."
Somewhere in that mass of praise, Robson managed to slip in the fact that Colborne has 26 points in the AHL, although he neglected to mention that it took him 55 games to reach that lofty plateau. For the record, here's what that translates to over an 82 game schedule at the NHL level:
Still, this is Colborne's first professional season. Sometimes it takes a while, even for a top prospect, to adjust to the professional game. So I checked how Colborne's season has progressed. Here are his splits from this season to date:
- October – December: 32GP – 8G – 11A – 19PTS, -7
- January – Present: 23GP – 4G – 3A – 7PTS, -9
It's also not a shooting percentage issue that's crushing Colborne; he's fired just 92 shots in 55 games and has a very decent 13.0 shooting percentage. His minus-16 rating is also the worst of any forward on the team.
So, as a 21-year old centre in the AHL, Joe Colborne has the worst plus/minus of any forward on the team, hasn't been able to put up points, hasn't been able to generate many shots, and has seen his statistics get worse as the season has progressed.
Now, it is possible that there are good reasons for all of this. Perhaps Colborne has been facing tough opponents and taking defensive zone face-offs. I don't know; I haven't spent a lot of time watching the Providence Bruins this season. Additionally, as Pension Plan Puppets points out, his numbers at the University of Denver have not been bad. I do know that Leafs Nation needs to take a balanced approach to this player; unreasonable expectations will turn out to be more of a curse than a blessing in the long run. When an offence-first prospect can't put up points in the AHL at the age of 21, it is a sign that expectations need to be tempered, whatever his draft pedigree.
Good post. This is why I get my leaf fill from the blogs and not any of the msm. Blogs don't tend to get too upbeat and crazy over stuff like this. The blogs just tend to be more cynical and wait for everything to go down in a blaze in front of them. Example: This blogs take on the leafs first 4 games of the season, compared to msm planning the parade.
February 19 2011, 02:02PM
Good post Jonathan. One thing I find with the older NCAA guys is that it seems to take them a bit longer to adjust to the grind of the professional game.
Considering he tops out as a 2C the odds of him filling a need below that are pretty high compared to reaching it.
February 20 2011, 03:10PM
Part of the story can be explained by the percentage of points that Colborne gets while on the power play. With the Denver Pioneers last season, Colborne racked up a high percentage of his points on the PP - 21 of his 41 points came on the PP (51.2 %). In the AHL this year, he has 10 PP points, which makes up 37.0 % of his total.
If you take out points scored on the power play, Colborne scored 0.51 points-per-game last season in the NCAA. This season, in the AHL, he is currently scoring at a 0.30 point-per-game.