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PRICE-James Eric Alderson, age 59, passed away suddenly July 24, 2009 in Price with his loving wife by his side.
He was born March 9, 1950 in Sacramento, Calif. to Irvin "Bud" Alderson and Martha Henke.
In his early years Jim would help his father in the family business hauling tomatoes in California. In 1963 the family moved to Carbon County where they made many dear friends. Jim graduated from Carbon High School in 1968. On Halloween night of 1969 he met Lynn Birch and after a brief courtship they were married on April 18, 1970 in Price, Utah.
Jim worked in the coal mines until 1981 when he purchased his own Peterbilt and flatbed trailer to become a self-employed truck driver following in the footsteps of his father and older brother. Jim traveled around the United States, Mexico and Canada for 30 years. In the early 1990s, his wife Lynn went on the road with him, making life that much more enjoyable.
"Dad rolled so we could race."
Jim had a passion for racing his whole life, from his own dirt racing experiences, his friend's drag racing to his sons'. He would spend all of his free time with Brett and Jason building and working on the race cars. His passion wasn't just racing, it was spending time with his family and whatever project they were doing. He loved to watch his boys work in the garage and wasn't afraid to dive in to help, even if it meant getting stuck in an unusual place while everyone laughed and took pictures. His passions infected everyone close to him.
"You know a man loves his hobbies when the garage is bigger than the house."
He was on the road most of the time, but he did his best to be home for the races. Jim made sure his presence was known at the track, making sure the truck, trailer and car was always spotless, voicing his opinion, and celebrating the loudest. While on the road he loved to talk on the phone to anyone about racing, he would make many phone calls to many people asking questions, and trying to find that edge over the competition.
Jim also enjoyed hunting and fishing. His opportunities to go were far and few between so he made every minute count. He always came home with a good story like "Honey I need a new gun, mine jammed."
Throughout the years Jim would reunite with old high schools friends, whether it be at a car show, a race, or just shopping in town, the stories were endless and the bull was deep.
He is survived by his wife, Lynn Alderson, Price; sons, Brett (Mechelle) Alderson, Price, Jason (Arin) Alderson, Helper; brother, Steve (Janice) Alderson, Helper; sister, Sue (Fred) Toensing, Salt Lake City; uncle, Bill (Bev) Alderson, Elgin, Neb.; Jim's special light was his granddaughter, Ryann Woodbury; dear friends, Ike (Mary) Lee, Price; and multiple nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister-in-law, Beth Ann; and mother-in-law, LaPreal Birch.
Funeral service, Tuesday, July 28, 2009, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Monday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
I just want you to know you mean the world to me
Only a heart as dear as yours would give so unselfishly
The many things you've done, all the times that you were there,
Helps me know deep down inside how much you really care.
Even though I might not say it, I appreciate all you do
So richly blessed is how I feel for having a father just like you.


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Skip to comments.Putin: Chemical weapons allegations against Assad 'ludicrous'
Posted on 09/04/2013 9:40:49 AM PDT by Kaslin
Russian President Vladimir Putin called allegations that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad attacked rebel forces with chemical weapons "ludicrous" Tuesday, and acknowledged that Moscow has provided some components of the S-300 air defense missile system to Syria, but has frozen further shipments.
In a interview with The Associated Press and Russia's state Channel 1 television, Putin suggested that Russia may sell the potent missile systems elsewhere if Western nations attack Syria without U.N. Security Council backing.
"From our viewpoint, it seems absolutely absurd that the armed forces, the regular armed forces, which are on the offensive today and in some areas have encircled the so-called rebels and are finishing them off, that in these conditions they would start using forbidden chemical weapons while realizing quite well that it could serve as a pretext for applying sanctions against them, including the use of force," Putin said regarding the allegations against Assad, a staunch ally of Russia.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
Today I find myself agreeing with Charlie Rangel and the dictator of Russia. The world's gone mad.
Liberals reject Obama's case for Syria strikes; believe Obama and Kerry are lying
I know what you mean. I feel as though I have jumped dimensions, where evil and good is on the opposite side of my original universe.
Evil Spock with the goatee.
Obama is Putin's prison bitch. He was out, free and retired and decided to come back just so he cam make Obama his bitch. Obama obliged.
You might want to start practicing pronouncing some of this stuff...
As I have said for days now, when the Ex-KGB Officer President of Russia has the Moral High Ground against the Peace Prize-winning President of The United States, you really do now we are in trouble...
Obama drops the soap on a regular basis.
Are you gay? Or just a normal heterosexual who has a thing about bare chested men?
I think I read somewhere that Putin said he has not ruled out using the military in Syria. I'm not sure if he meant FOR or AGAINST Assad.
Putin is still NOT our friend. So isn't Jinping.
Nonetheless it's still good to have one straight up and honest guy on the world stage to give us a point of reference.
And not one person will come out publicly. How does he get away with it? How does this fly with egotistic politicians of both parties? For some reason he has a lot of power over people. And hundreds, if not thousands, are involved.
I wouldn't call them "ludicrous," I call them "irrelevant."
It's not just that. Pravda is more reliable than The New York Times.
but does he ride a Harleyski?
Like Sigmund Freud said, sometimes a cigar IS only a cigar. However this is more and more a hazardous age for that kind of thing. The idea of exalting God in one's body has virtually gone out the window in America and it shows in a lot of ways, not just one way. Rooskies may actually respect it more, having been forced back to God by cruel circumstance.
And neither is Obama although he lives in the White Hut.
It's easier for a dope head to steal grandma taxpayer than big shots abroad... And when grandma wields a shotgun, he asks congress and other populists Muslim bros to steal along with them.
I don't think it will fly.
My head has been spinning so fast for the last few days I am starting to levitate.
"Are you gay?"
I'm happy most of the time. You?
Putin said it's "ludicrous" to believe Assad used chemical weapons. McCain says it's "ludicrous" to believe the rebels used chemical weapons. Putin's theory makes more sense.
You can't be serious.. as if Putin has no reason to lie about the situation?
At this point I rate Obama the bigger liar.
"You cant be serious.. as if Putin has no reason to lie about the situation?"
And you think that obuma doesn't lie? Buckwheat is truthful about two things:
1. He hates America.
2. He hates white people.
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Saint Louis University's Student Occupational Therapy Association will host SLU alumnus John Foppe at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 20, in the Health Sciences Education Union Auditorium.
Foppe was born without arms, but he believes all things are within reach. As a child, he had difficulty doing the simple things most of us take for granted, and he led a life marked by dependency. At 10 years old, he couldn't put his own pants on. Today, he travels the world as an author and owner of a successful international training company.
Foppe's presentation "Within Reach" will recount his transformation from victim to victor and will focus on how to silence your internal self-critic, do more with less and stay motivated. "All things are within reach, when you reach within."
This event is a part of SLU SOTA's annual Disability Awareness Week taking place on campus March 19-21. The focus of the week is to raise awareness about disability rights issues.
"I believe that DAW is about helping others gain an understanding of individuals with disabilities and highlighting the abilities they have," said Mary Georgen, education chair for SLU SOTA. "It helps people to understand that although we all look different; we all face struggles and have the same feelings. The thing that I hope attendees take away from these events is accepting individuals with disabilities for who they are and what they can do. Respect and understanding is what we hope to promote."
SLU SOTA has several events planned for the week:
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Habitat Conservation Plan
PG&E's Operations and Maintenance Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) allows for a regional, activity-based approach to protect endangered plants and animals—in full compliance with the state and federal Endangered Species Act. The plan was developed in collaboration with federal and state natural resource agencies.
- Long-term protection of sensitive species through a process that allows PG&E to access and maintain its facilities without delay.
- First-of-a-kind habitat conservation plan to address continual infrastructure maintenance while protecting habitat that is already in use.
- Wide range of covered sensitive species and governance of many small-scale operational activities dispersed over a large geographic area.
- Improves customer service by avoiding schedule delays associated with acquiring individual, project-by-project permits for threatened and endangered species.
The San Joaquin Valley region HCP, which was implemented in early 2008, will cover almost all of our routine operations and maintenance, as well as minor new construction activities that occur within the San Joaquin Valley for the next 30 years. It also establishes clear goals and measures for protecting, managing and monitoring 23 wildlife and 42 plant species, including the San Joaquin kit fox, California Red-Legged Frog, Vernal Pool Fairy Shrimp and Western Burrowing Owl.
For more information, contact PG&E at firstname.lastname@example.com or 415-973-4HCP (415-973-4427).


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Wind River/Bighorn Basin District Office
|Release Date: 02/07/12
BLM Seeks Comments on EA for Wind River/Bighorn Basin District Portion of
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking public comment on the environmental assessment (EA) for the Wind River/Bighorn Basin District portion of the August 2012 oil and gas lease parcel offering.
The initial list of parcels derived from public nominations within the Wind River/Bighorn Basin District contains 295 nominated parcels, totaling approximately 526,469 acres. Twelve parcels (8,541.24 acres) are located within the Cody Field Office (CYFO), 242 parcels (458,874 acres) are within the Lander Field Office (LFO) and 41 parcels (59,053 acres) are within the Worland Field Office (WFO). They are offered in compliance with the Grass Creek Resource Management Plan (RMP) Record of Decision (ROD) approved in 1998, the Washakie RMP ROD approved in 1988, the Cody RMP ROD approved in 1990 and the Lander RMP ROD approved in 1986.
The draft EA is available online at: www.blm.gov/wy/st/en/programs/energy/Oil_and_Gas/Leasing.html. Three alternatives are analyzed: under Alternative 1 (no action alternative), no parcels would be offered for sale; under Alternative 2, all 295 nominated parcels would be offered for sale with no recommended deferrals; and under Alternative 3 (proposed action alternative), 32 parcels containing approximately 32,270 acres would be offered for sale and, if sold, a lease issued (seven parcels containing 5,681 acres in the CYFO, six parcels containing 3,960 acres in the LFO and 19 parcels containing 22,629 acres in the WFO).
Public comments are an important component of the National Environmental Policy Act process and help identify issues, concerns, and mitigation opportunities not covered in the EA. Email comments to email@example.com with "August 2012 Lease Parcels" in the subject line. Mail written comments to: Stuart Cerovski, Lander Field Office, 1335 Main Street, Lander, WY, 82520. Comments will be accepted through March 8, 2012.
The public comments and information submitted regarding this project including names, email addresses and street addresses of the respondents will be available for public review and disclosure at the LFO at 1335 Main Street during regular business hours (7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) weekdays, except holidays. Individual respondents may request confidentiality. If you wish to withhold your name, address, or street address from public review or from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act, you must state this plainly at the beginning of your written comment. Such requests are honored to the extent allowed by law. All submissions from organizations or businesses, and from individual identifying themselves as representatives or officials of organizations or businesses, are made available for public inspection in their entirety.
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Did you know that smaller blueberries are usually sweeter than larger ones? I once read that somewhere, but I have been doing a lot of taste testing to see whether it's true. The truth is, all blueberries are delicious, but my latest research shows that there may be some truth in that statement. Blueberries are always a treat, and here are some ways that you can make the most of blueberry season.
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text: What is it about the name Taylor that inspires so much moodiness? I mean, do all Taylors receive a lesson in pouting when they turn 15? Do their Social Security cards come with special tips on deep contemplation? From Taylor Kitsch to Taylor Lautner to the queen of the pout, Taylor Momsen herself, we've got all the brooding you can cram into a single name.


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January 17, 2012
KU Buries Baylor
Jayhawks Atop Big 12
by C.J. Moore
LAWRENCE, KAN. -- A few weeks ago Thomas Robinson said he had finally started listening to coach Bill Self. The coach had told Robinson over and over again that life in the paint would be a lot easier for him once he became a willing passer and didn't try to score against double-teams.
Kentucky and Davidson had given the rest of the country the blueprint to beat Kansas: double-team Robinson, make the guards shoot threes and hope Tyshawn Taylor turns into a turnover machine.
Baylor didn't follow that blueprint Monday night at Allen Fieldhouse in a 92-74 loss, but even if Scott Drew had tried, it probably wouldn't have mattered.
In the space of four weeks, Self's crew has evolved into a cognizant bunch capable of delivering the type of royal pounding they dropped on previously undefeated Baylor with just one day of preparation.
"I'm not saying that people are sleeping on us and don't think we're good, but I think people really didn't know what to expect coming from this team," Taylor said. "They didn't know what we had or what we could do. I think the last few games we've shown them we can be the best team in this conference if we play the way we've been playing."
That blueprint: Robinson and Taylor take turns playing the leading role mixed with some impressive performances by supporting characters. In Monday's showing, Jeff Withey, the Big 12's leader in blocks, made Baylor think twice about entering the paint and had three blocks. Withey also recorded his second straight double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds (nine offensive). Travis Releford and Elijah Johnson, who alleviate some of the pressure on Taylor, chipped in 11 apiece.
It was a great back-and-forth battle until Taylor took over. The senior guard scored 11 of his game-high 28 points during a 13-0 run that put KU ahead by 10 going into half. Taylor finished the half by nailing a three-pointer on a play that was designed to go to Conner Teahan.
"I should have said, 'Tyshawn, you shoot it,' and then he would have gotten Conner a shot," Self said. "Tyshawn and I have kind of a unique relationship in some ways like that."
"The play was to go flat, and he was feeling it. It turned out to be a good shot."
Self has learned to let Taylor be Taylor, even if he has to live with some frustrating turnovers. Taylor took his game to another level when he scored 22 points in the second half against Iowa State on Saturday, a game KU would have lost had he not taken over.
Against Baylor, he flipped the switch again.
"Coach is telling me to attack and be in attack mode, so that's what I'm going to continue to do," Taylor said.
Robinson brought his Player of the Year campaign, narrated by Dick Vitale, to America's living rooms with some monstrous dunks, including a full extension one-handed alley oop finish off a Taylor lob.
"I caught the elevator to the top stairs," Robinson said.
When Robinson wasn't elevating to new heights, he was burying Perry Jones III and Quincy Acy deep under the basket. KU's guards made sure to get Robinson the ball, something they were unable to do in the second half against Iowa State when Robinson did not attempt a shot. The Cyclones shadowed Robinson with a second defender, and as a sign of his progression, he willingly passed out of double teams and allowed his teammates to do all the scoring. Baylor allowed Robinson touches, and he got 27 points on 18 shots.
When Robinson's touches have been limited, like against Iowa State, his patience has paid off. He is shooting 61 percent and has 13 assists in his last seven games.
"He's so much better now because he's more patient and he's understanding how he's going to score," Self said. "He's taking better shots and I just think he's becoming more of a guy who understands the game, and how he can take advantage of his skillset and his body."
Credit Self for getting through to his big man, and credit the coach again for dissecting any zone or man-to-man defense the Bears threw at them. KU's offensive performance made up for what was one of the Jayhawks worst defensive games -- they gave up 1.04 points per possession. It was the first time since Davidson that KU had allowed more than a point per trip.
Drew brought the best defensive team he's ever had to Lawrence. In 17 games, the Bears had only allowed three teams (BYU, West Virginia and K-State) to score more than a point per possession. Self told his players to go right at Baylor's length, and their strategy worked, as they scored 1.29 points per trip, the best mark any offense has recorded against Baylor's D, by far.
"All year long, that's why we've been good: we've defended and rebounded," Drew said. "Tonight we didn't have that."
The Bears' talent and length will overwhelm most, but they were overwhelmed by a team willing to attack and two stars determined to carry KU to an eighth straight Big 12 title.
"In big games, your best players have got to play," Self said. "Thomas played and Tyshawn played. Not too many guys in America who can play better than those two tonight."
A lot has changed since that night in Kansas City four weeks ago when Davidson shocked KU. That day Robinson took 18 shots and didn't trust his teammates. Taylor was playing eight days after surgery to repair the torn meniscus in his right knee. Robinson trusts his teammates now, and Taylor's knee is fine.
And so are the Jayhawks.
C.J. Moore is a writer in Kansas City. Follow him on Twitter: @cjmoore4.
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June Rollcall
Posted 02 June 2012 - 01:41 PM
A Thunderhawk assembled and painted by the 19th.
Does anybody else find it odd, by the way, that the information age has led to language becoming an oblique and imprecise tool where even the most straightforward phrasing is pored over with chicken entrails and bone tossing to divine the true meaning?
... nobody remembers Slave Leia because, "Oh my gosh! What innovative use of bronze."
Posted 02 June 2012 - 07:30 PM
Oh what the hell--
ReaperCon goer since 2005!
"The Road Goes Ever On......
"Lop that mutt's nards off spike! " orcsoul
Posted 03 June 2012 - 03:43 PM
13 Zombies
1 Kroid conversion (the others will have to wait for phase 2 next month)
4 Chronoscope civilians
and 18 Chronoscope characters, some converted to carry guns
(and Thanks go out to Bob for the conversion idea with 50268 Bill Foster, Lumberjack, he's now proudly sporting an MG42)
the conversions, assembly, and priming were done right after the con so I just have to hit the paints
Now I just have to have time*
*just got a jury summons so not sure if I'll be interrupted.
things you....couldn't....understand......
things you....shouldn't......understand.....
I'm a loner, Dottie......a rebel!
Posted 03 June 2012 - 04:45 PM
Posted 03 June 2012 - 11:34 PM
My personal (and horribly inactive) blog: http://scsminimadness.blogspot.com/
Model building kits, tokens, and game aids http://laserlightmodels.blogspot.com/
Posted 04 June 2012 - 12:59 AM
(OK that was really last month but I don't want to go digging for last month's thread. Presuming there was a thread like this for May?)
Post about Scales. Post with Base Sizes.
Warlord Threads:
Boldly Into Darkness Threads: Character: Griff the Silent
Posted 04 June 2012 - 08:45 AM
There sounds reasonable.
Step one, clean the post ReaperCon Swag overload off of my painting desk!
2013: 14 Minis Painted
2014 Mini Painting Goal: Paint something
Free time = 0
Posted 04 June 2012 - 09:08 AM
2. Finish up 1/35 PzIIIF project (construction is complete; primed hull yesterday, will be painting turret interior tonite).
3. Finish M24 in post-war Italian markings (old Italeri kit, should build very fast. Started suspension last night)
4. Finish Reaper Shambler!
-The Serial Crusher.
-Godlike since 9-09-04.
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Posted 04 June 2012 - 03:25 PM
2014 Stats: 39 painted.
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Posted 11 June 2012 - 10:38 PM
Going into rehearsals for a production of Hamlet, but the D&D campaign and other gaming waits for no man, even if he is Danish royalty; therefore, here's the goal for this month:
-A Carnivean and some Shredders for an Everblight (Hordes) army
-A quickpaint on an NPC villain I'll need for a session within the next two weeks (problematic because I don't know the mini I'll use, yet)
-At least one of the half-dozen beasties I won't likely need until November (all angelic in appearance; yay feathers!)
WiP threads:
My Legion of Everblight. Painted: 54 points, 2 Warlocks. Owned: 179 points, 3 Warlocks.
My Retribution of Scyrah. Painted: Nothing yet. Owned: 30 points, 2 Warcasters.
Odd Animals WiP. RP Couatl, DSM Frog Prince,
GW/Marauder/Necromunda Milliasaur
Why yes, that is a Kaladrax on my shoulder. Why do you ask?
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They'll launch a pink rose in March.
This calls for a toast!
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are venturing into winemaking. The power couple will release Miraval, a vintage pink rosé from their 1,000-acre French estate, Chateau Miraval in Correns, France, on March 15 in the United States.
It will be the first offering from their vineyard, which they acquired in 2008.
The wine is part of their joint venture with the Perrin family, which owns Chateau Beaucastel, in the Chateauneuf-du- Pape region of the southern Rhone Valley, reports Bloomberg.
"We are intimately involved and quite enthused over the wine project with our friends the Perrin family," Pitt told Bloomberg through his publicist and manager, Cynthia Pett. The label on the bottles will carry the names "Jolie-Pitt and Perrin."
The rose, formerly named "Pink Floyd" — the band recorded its album The Wall in studios on the estate grounds — will now be known simply as Miraval, reports the Los Angeles Times. A white is planned for the end of the summer and reds next year.
The Perrin family began producing Miraval's wines with the 2012 harvest and will handle distribution, but it sounds like the celebs are heavily involved in the winemaking.
"They (Jolie-Pitts) want to ensure they are making the best Provence wines they can," winemaker Marc Perrin told Decanter.com. "They were present at the blending sessions this year, and are relooking at everything from the installations in the winery – where we have already switched to stainless steel tanks – to reworking the labels across the range of wines."


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By PAUL L. YOUNGSt. George
I like Gov. Jon M. Huntsman Jr. He is not mind locked or set in his ways. If he sees a way of improvement, he will look further into the situation.
We have seen this when he moved the state employees to a four day work week. Yes, I am sure he will make adjustments as he is not of that mind set against making changes.
Yes, I think that there will be certain jobs that will have Saturday, Sunday and Monday off so their offices will be open on Fridays, such as the driver's license, automobile license plates, and etc. But the programs will work. Just needs a little juggling.
Alabama state will begin charging the obese among its 37,000 employees if they do not take advantage of their health care benefits to undergo screenings and improve their health. Alabama State Employees Insurance Board has approved a plan to charge workers who do not comply with the new policy $25 per month beginning in January of 2011, making Alabama the first state to penalize overweight employees.
The fee will go toward their health insurance premiums which are currently paid entirely by the state. The new policy requires workers to undergo free health screenings by January of 2010. If these screenings reveal blood pressure or cholesterol problems or show patients to be obese, those employees have one year to seek treatment for those conditions.
Alabama already charges its state employees who smoke $24 per month to offset the alleged higher costs of those workers health care premiums. When the smoking charges were made, many employees stopped smoking.


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By GALE ANDERSONHuntington
Dear Editor,
When was the last time you went to the San Rafael Swell to enjoy a camping trip or a short outing at your favorite spot? Well the odds are that if you have not been there recently, when you do get there next, you will not be able to camp in your spot, or even drive there in a vehicle.
You see, the "stewards" of our land, the BLM, have been there. They have been signing off and closing our roads and our spots at an alarming rate.
Places like Box Flat, Pine Canyon and several spots along the Buckhorn Draw have been closed, to name a few.
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April 17 2012 09:03AM
I was listening this morning, as I often do, to Justin Bourne and Rob Pizzo discussing the events of this past Sunday on their thoroughly entertaining podcast. Both of them agreed that while many of the individual incidents were unfortunate, they enjoyed the game as a whole. The word that kept popping up was "passion". Justin even joked that they had probably used the word "passion" thirty times on the podcast.
Here's the problem: I didn't see any passion in that game from the Penguins. I saw several petulant brats following the lead of their Captain, who has for me finally earned the nickname "Sidney Crybaby". Crosby's interview after the game said it all. His actions were driven not by passion, but by the fact that "I don't like any guy on their team".
To me, passion is noble. Passion is selfless. Passion is courageous. The Penguins were entitled, selfish and cowardly. They put their personal grievances over the cause of the team. To call their play passionate is to do a disservice to the word.
Passion is Bob Baun scoring the Cup winning overtime goal on a broken leg.
Passion is Doug Gilmour and Wendel Clark leading a team of journeymen to within a game of the Cup finals in 1993.
Passion is Mats Sundin skating the length of the ice, oblivious to Bryan Smolinski futilely clutching at him the whole way, to ice a huge playoff win.
I did not see anything resembling passion from James Neal, Arron Asham, Craig Adams or Sidney Crosby. What I saw was more akin to a series of tantrums from spoiled brats who were not getting what they wanted and had no idea how to cope with it.
I'll close with a final example from Leafs' history, this time a painful one. The last Leafs playoff game was against the Penguins' current opponent, the Philadelphia Flyers, in 2004. I was at the Air Canada Centre. The Leafs had tied the game late in the third period to stave off elimination. The crowd was going insane. Seven minutes into overtime Darcy Tucker annihilated Sami Kapanen with a clean but devastating hit. With the benefit of what we now know about concussions it is a terrifying collision. Kapanen barely got to the bench, falling several times along the way.
What did the Flyers do? Did they immediately take a run at Tucker to make him pay for the hit? That is the "passionate" thing to do, right? Would that they had. Instead, not 30 seconds later, Jeremy F'ing Roenick buried the overtime winner.
April 17 2012, 10:28AM
This type of thing happened with the Flames the last time they faced the Red Wings in the playoffs. Calgary was losing game six and near the end of the third it was clear they weren't going to be able to come back.
So the cheap shots and fights started out of frustration. A lot of folks lauded them for not going down without a fight, but I just found it kind of embarrassing.
This type of thing happened with the Flames the last time they faced the Red Wings in the playoffs. Calgary was losing game six and near the end of the third it was clear they weren't going to be able to come back.
So the cheap shots and fights started out of frustration. A lot of folks lauded them for not going down without a fight, but I just found it kind of embarrassing.
Agreed on the sentiment, but that was an earlier game in Detroit. Game 6 (and the series) ended in OT in Calgary.
Anyway, great post! I honestly think that this series living up to the hype, so to speak, has a lot more to do with back-to-back snowmen on the scoreboard (and just general buttload of goals) than the hatred.
April 17 2012, 07:12PM
Ahh good memory.
Whinny brats who don't get what they want? Sounds a lot like Burke.
And we need to use some winning examples of passion when calling out the penquins as they have been a recent cup winner. So instead of using Leafs Examples we should have pulled out an Yzerman 2002 reference.
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Great looking wedges! The perfect shoes for this summer! They look and also, feel great. What else can you ask for! :-) May 28, 2013
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Gucci Leather Horsebit Pump
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Known best for its Italian craftsmanship and elegant style, Gucci is a worldwide legend in designer fashion. With timeless style & iconic appeal, this leather horsebit pump is the perfect addition to your shoe collection.
- PLEASE NOTE: For this style, we recommend ordering a ½ size larger than normal
- Leather upper
- Logo-embossed riding bit
- Round toe
- Fully lined in leather
- 3¼" heel
- Leather sole
- Made in Italy
- Exclusively at DSW
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By: Meno
Location: Washington, DC
September 27, 2013
Gorgeous pumps
"I ignored the advise to buy 1/2 a size bigger and I'm glad I did. I'm a size 7 and the size 37 fit perfectly. I got the blue ones and the color is amazing. They're very beautiful pumps in high quality leather. I just wish the heel was a bit shorter because it's hard to walk in them."
By: HEESEUNG
Location: Newjersy
September 11, 2013
Even Better in Real Life
"Absolutely loved this pair of shoes. Perfect fit and comfortable as well as Gucci's classical. These shoes were even more beautiful than they looked online. The padding inside the shoe makes them comfortable for a long period of time. I wore them to work yesterday and my feet felt supported and comfortable throughout the 8 hour day running around."
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Franco Sarto Spiro Platform Pump
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Take your style to new heights with the Franco Sarto Spiro pump. Pair this beauty with slacks for the office or skinny jeans for a night out!
- Faux patent upper
- Adjustable ankle straps
- Open toe
- 1" platform, 3¾" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: Winnie246
Location: Barbados
November 04, 2014
Excellent shoe
"The heel is just the right height. Wear these to work everyday."
By: melissa24
Location: new york
October 19, 2014
"Shoes weren't as comfortable as I would like - they definitely run a little narrower. The platform in the shoe is different compared to most others, and it can be hard to walk in."
By: BeckiLG
Location: Atlanta, GA
October 12, 2014
Horribly uncomfortable.
"The seam at the ball of the feet of these shoes rubbed my feet raw. Everything else about them is lovely, but this made them unbearable. Wore them for a wedding and cringed in pain through most of the day. There should never be a seam right at the ball of the foot- no reason that inner lining couldn't extend to the toe!"
By: brod15
Location: North Liberty
September 16, 2014
"These shoes are perfect for all day wear and fancy enough for evening or special occasion, love!!"
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The unique, patent pending connector offers freedom of movement to the performer where volume control is desired. Using a 20 gauge pure copper center conductor and a braided shield with 95% coverage insures quality performance and noise free operation. The built in off position on the volume control knob allows the player to completely mute their system at the instrument. They can then unplug and change instruments "pop"-free. The 250K Ohm configuration can be used on virtually any electric instrument. The 500K Ohm version is designed to be compatible with electric bass and humbucker pickups.
Common lengths (in feet): 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 25, 30. Other lengths available upon request.
• 20 gauge pure copper center conductor and a braided shield with 95% coverage
• Patent pending 1/4 inch right angle with built in off position on the volume control knob
• Individually tested for quality
• Black jacket PVC material is very flexible yet durable with very low memory
• 250K Ohm configuration can be used on virtually any electric instrument
• 500K Ohm version is designed to be compatible with electric bass and humbucker pickups
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Under the terms of this warranty, if any such defects are discovered, your cable assembly will be repaired or replaced at the option of The RapcoHorizon Company. This warranty is void if any defects are caused by mishandling, negligence or damage (not resulting from defect or malfunction), or if any repairs or services have been carried out by other than The RapcoHorizon Company. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which may vary from state to state. If service should be necessary, your V-Cable should be well packed in a sturdy carton and returned prepaid to:
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The i-JAM 3-n-1 is a must have for the performer using electric instruments. It provides the player with 3 interfacing solutions in one small, portable package.
The i-Phone Instrument Interface is for use with applications such as amplifier models, recording software apps, or guitar instructional apps, just to name a few. The built-in amplifier allows continuous monitoring for the applications that do not provide this function internally.
The Practice Amplifier needs no other interface. Just plug in your electric instrument, your headphones, and flip on the power, and play. The included 9 Volt battery is replaceable.
The MP3 Play-along Device uses the built-in instrument amp simultaneously with any MP3 player. Just plug in any MP3 output device, your headphones, and your guitar to play along with your tracked music.
• Rotary volume control with "soft touch" knob
• LED for indication of power on/off
• Plug headphones and iphone/mp3 players directly into unit (headphones not included)
• Momentary "bump" button
• 1/4 inch guitar input on bottom of unit to reduce strain on cable and connector
• Attached clip to fasten unit to your belt or instrument strap
• Engraved satin finish clear anodized extruded aluminum chassis
• Black end caps to protect corners
• Operates on a standard 9 volt battery (included in unit)
• 6 ft TRRS cable with (2) rt angles included
• 2 ft 1/4 inch straight to 1/4 inch rt angle high quality instrument cable included
Approximate size: 4" x 4 1/4" x 2 1/4"
The following is a list of connectors on this item:
1/4 inch hi-z guitar input
3.5 input for iphone/mp3
3.5 input for headphones
Rotary control for guitar volume
Momentary "bump" button
Belt clip
6 ft, TRRS 3.5 cable with (2) rt angles
2 ft, 1/4 straight to 1/4 rt angle high quality instrument cable
The above cables are also included with your purchase of the i-Jam.
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Please include proof of purchase, a brief description of the problem and your name and return shipping address. Qualifying products will be repaired or replaced at our discretion and shipped to the return address provided via normal ground service.
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The i-BLOX is RapcoHorizon's latest BLOX product. It interfaces your instrument with iPhone amplifier and recording applications. There are various applications including full-featured guitar amplifiers, 4-track recording software, instructional training, and many more.
• Momentary button on end to start and stop ipod
• Plug headphones directly into iBLOX
• 2 ft lead with 1/4 inch right angle plugs into guitar
• Attached clip to fasten unit to your belt or instrument strap
• 6 ft long iPhone interface cable allows freedom of movement without pulling your phone into the floor
• Black powdercoated aluminum chassis
• Hand soldered connectors
Approximate size: 3 1/2" x 1 1/4" x 1"
Some BLOX may be slightly larger due to LEDs, switches, knobs, etc.
Momentary pushbutton
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2 ft lead to 1/4 inch right angle
(1) 6 ft iPhone interface cable
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CL by Laundry Sonesta Bootie
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Ladylike charm is back in this understated stylish dress bootie from CL by Laundry. The Sonesta will carry you through the season effortlessly.
- Faux leather upper
- Almond toe
- Inside zipper
- 3¼" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: SusieQ929
Location: Forest Park, IL
December 11, 2012
Cute display shoes, hurts to walk in
"These were really cute online, and so I bought them. They're still decent shoes to wear. Only thing is that it isnt very comfortable. I wore it for an hour or two walking around the mall, and my feet was already hurting. The leather (fake leather, maybe?) was already wrinkled within an hour of wear! Cheap material. These shoes are stylish, but if you are looking for comfort, stay away."
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The Emery County Historical Society will be meeting on Oct. 23 at 7 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael. Guest speaker will be Russell Larsen. He will speak on the Wilberg Mine Disaster. Special musical guests will be Darrel, Robert and Gary Price.
The Emery County Farm Bureau is sponsoring its annual Essay and Creative Story Contest. The theme is "Farming and Ranching in Utah." Prizes will be awarded in five age categories with local winners being forwarded to state competition. Everyone is welcome to enter the contest. Entries are due to Joy Humphrey (748-2820) by Oct. 31.
The Emery County Farm Bureau will hold its annual business meeting Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. at the Huntingotn Senior Citizens Center. Policies and issues affecting local agriculture will be discussed as well as the election of the local board officers. Anyone interested in agriculture is welcome to attend. A light supper will be served.
DROPS will be held Oct. 28 at the Fairgrounds, 500 East 100 South, Castle Dale. Sign up begins at 11 a.m. You must be present to pick up a box. First come, first served. Please do not block private driveways.
The College of Eastern Utah will be hosting the Bread 'N Soup nights again starting Oct. 27, and continuing each Monday night through Nov. 24. Dinners will be in the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center from 5-6:30 p.m. All proceeds will go to the Carbon County Food Bank. Come enjoy dinner and live entertainment.
The Ferron Elementary PTO will be holding their annual Halloween Carnival at the Ferron Elementary Gymnasium on Thursday, Oct. 30 from 3- 6 pm. There will be food and games for the entire family. Admission is free and game tickets will be sold for a small fee. Halloween costumes are encouraged but not required. For more information or questions call 384-3162.
The next membership luncheon for the Chamber of Commerce will be held Oct. 30 at the Museum of the San Rafael at noon. Wilson Martin will be the guest speaker and will be addressing the subject of Heritage and Tourism. RSVP to the Chamber Office at 381-2547. There is a small fee for the luncheon.
Donations are needed from Emery County residents to the Emery Chapter of the Salvation Army which provides emergency assistance for the people of Emery County as well as people traveling through the area. Mail donations to the Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 281, Green River, Utah 84525 or Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 817, Castle Dale, Utah 84513. For information, contact Cheryl Keener at 435-564-3432.
RSVP volunteers will be at Stewart's Market from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Oct. 25, participating in National Make a Difference Day. The volunteers will be passing out books to children who are with their parents, and encouraging parents to read with their children. For more information or to volunteer to help call 381-2765 or 749-0334.
Ferron City will be conducting a door to door survey during the next few weeks in the cities of Ferron, Clawson and Moore. This survey is in regards to the application of a Community Development Block Grant.
The American Legion and Auxiliary is sponsoring a Meet the Candidate Night at the Ferron City for the Ferron candidates. It will be held Oct. 22 at 7 p.m.
October is Huntington City clean up month. Everyone is encouraged to get out and clean up their property. Three large trash bins have been placed for citizen use. The locations are 400 North 300 East, 350 West Center and 300 South 200 East. These bins will be available through Oct. 31. Everything must be placed inside the bins, please do not put anything on the ground.
The Lily of the Valley Camp DUP will host its annual fund raising Pheasant Hunter's Breakfast and Luncheon Nov. 1 and 8 beginning at 7 a.m. The festivities will be held at 55 South 100 East in Elmo. Drawing for the quilt and other items will be held Nov. 8 at 3 p.m.
Dr. Ronald Sanders will host an informative evening on the subject of stress relief. It will be at the Castle Dale Senior Citizens Center on Oct. 21 at 7 p.m.
The BLM and state parks will be leading rides on the newly mapped and signed trail systems in the west desert on Oct. 25. Those wishing to participate should meet at the Delta Park at 9 a.m. Maps will be available. For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call 801-538-7357.
A field service officer from the American Legion, will be in Price in the Workforce Service Center on Oct. 23 from 8:30-10:30 a.m. This officer will be assisting in understanding and applying of rightful VA benefits, preparing and documents application for compensation, pension, hospitalization and other benefits.
Huntington Elementary will hold its annual craft fair in the school gym Nov. 12 from 1-4 p.m. There will be Thanksgiving and Christmas crafts, food and other items. Everyone welcome.
Canine obedience school will begin Oct. 22 from 6-7 p.m. at the Emery County Recreation Center located at 75 South 400 East in Castle Dale. The class will run for six weeks. Pre-register at the Rec Office by Oct. 21. Each class, puppy class and adult class is open to 10 participants. Each canine must be current on vaccinations. For more information contact Emery County Rec at 381-2108 or Cheryl Sorensen at 384-2665.
Castle Dale, Ferron and Huntington Stakes are pleased to host a special fireside. Brother Thurl Bailey will be the guest speaker. He was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1996. This fireside is Latter-day Saint standard and dress. Everyone from 12 to 100 is welcome to attend. No small children or babies.
Bailey will be available for autographs, pictures, and he will also have CDs, and tapes available for those interested. The date for this is Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the Spartan Center in Castle Dale.
The Southeastern Utah District Health Department will be conducting two food handler's workshops Oct. 23 at the health department in Castle Dale, 25 West Main Street, at 4 and 7 p.m. For more information contact Terri Bennett at 381-2252 in Castle Dale or Dr. Claron Bjork at 637-3671 in Price.
Relay Utah launched relayutah.gov, making information about its toll free service and other resources easier to access by Utah's deaf, hard of hearing, speech disabled communites and their friends and families. Visit this website to learn more.
Keep it true and keep it short are the two rules that apply to the search for stories from Utah. Everyone has a story to tell and DuckBites wants to help you tell it. Submissions must be in written or oral form and sent to Todd Call at 801-775-8430 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Old Mill Camp of the DUP is offering a unique collection of over 200 pictures on CD. There are group pictures and pictures of past and present buildings in Ferron. The CD is being pre-sold to help raise money for the publishing of the book. Can be used as a screen saver or viewed as a picture album. The Old Mill Camp also has an afghan for sale. Contact Irene Williams at 384-2902 or Ferron City Hall.
Huntington City will be going after funding available through the Community Development Block Grant. A survey of approximately 345 residences will be conducted to establish the number of family members and income levels in order to qualify for this grant. The city urges you to cooperate in order to help make this application a success.
Attention, union meeting for local 6363 will be held the third Wednesday of every month at the District 22 office in Price. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. Attend if you want to receive 70 year anniversary cap.
Story Time for pre-schoolers will be held at the Castle Dale Library every Friday at 11 a.m., except. Nov. 28, Dec. 26 and Jan. 2.
Representatives from the town will be contacting you regarding a short survery. The survey is the first requirement for the 2004 Community Block Grant. This grant and the survey is the same as the grant we received to purchase playground equipment. Your time and cooperation is appreciated. Any questions regarding this survey, contact town hall during business hours. Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at 653-2310.
The nursing department at the College of Eastern Utah will be hosting an AIDS Conference Oct. 24 from 8 a.m.-noon in the College Center Ballroom on the CEU campus. For more information contact the nursing department at 613-5262.
All Medicare recipients should now be aware that they may be eligible to receive an electric wheelchair or power scooter, paid for by Medicare, if they suffer from conditions such as arthritis, cardiovascular disease and respiratory disorders, and have difficulty walking or propelling a manual wheelchair. For information on Medicare eligibility contact Gregory at 1-800-810-2877.
Open nights at the Emery County Recreation Center will be Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8-10 p.m. There will be basketball, foosball, table tennis, darts, board games, etc. For more information, please call Emery County Recreation at 381-2108.
Emery County Care and Rehab is currently looking for volunteers to perform for one hour per month, providing musical entertainment for the residents. Any instrument is welcome. Any single person or group is welcome. Any age. Please call Tracy at 384-2301.
"Free & Low Cost Prescription Drugs - 7th edition," a book that lists drugs available through patient assistance programs, either free or for very low cost directly from the manufacturer, is published by the Cost Containment Research Institute in Washington, DC. The book explains how to find out if you qualify, and suggests 17 ways to reduce your medicine costs. Consumers may receive the book by sending a small fee t0 cover printing, postage and handling, to: Institute Fulfillment Center, Book #: PD-75, P.O. Box 210, Dallas, PA 18612-0210. The website is www.institutedc.org, and the information number is (202) 478-0481.
College-bound high school students who want to take the ACT test for college addmissions have two chances to register before the Dec. 13 national test date. To postmark registration deadline if Nov. 7. An additional fee will be required for the late postmark deadline of Nov. 20. For more information contact Ken at 319-337-1028 of email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Homeownership Challenge is to increase minority homeownership by 5.5 million by the end of the decade. The American Dream Downpayment Initiative made significant progress as the US House of Representatives passed a $400 million bill to assist 80,000 low income families to become homeowners. For more information visit www.hud.gov.
To receive 10 free autumn classics trees, send membership contribution to Autumn Classic Trees, National Arbor Day Foundation, 100 Arbor Avenue, Nebraska City, NE 68410, by Oct. 31. The free trees are part of the nonprofit foundation's Trees for American campaign and include two sugar maples, scarlet oak, sweetgum, red oak, silver maple, white dogwood, washington hawthorn and two red maples.
US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is presenting the Technical Assistance Program Seminar Nov. 7 at the Wyndham Hotel in Salt Lake City. For registration and information call 1-202-663-7071 email email@example.com.


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Q. How long is the balance due amount on my tax bill good for?A. Once delinquent, interest is applied at the beginning of every month.
Q. I have a tax bill showing "not paid" and a Bank Statement showing the check cleared. What should I do?A. We would be glad to research this for you. Please mail our office a copy of the front and back of the cancelled check along with a written statement as to the issue so we can research the payment. Our mailing address is: Mecklenburg County Tax Collector, P.O. Box 31457, Charlotte, NC 28231-1457. Should you have any questions, please dial 311 or e-mail email@example.com
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We are the girls from the picture (13) on your site. We stayed at your hostel last summer and we had the most wonderful time!
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We thought you'd maybe know some nice hostels (like yours!).
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Lazaridis School of Business & Economics
Laurier joins international network of top business schools
Communications, Public Affairs & Marketing
Jun 25/13| For Immediate Release
Hugh Munro, MBA Director, School of Business & Economics
Kevin Crowley, Director, Communications and Public Affairs
WATERLOO Wilfrid Laurier Universitys School of Business & Economics has joined the Global Business School Network (GBSN), a group of top international business schools focused on helping to address the lack of management leadership training in the developing world through programs, events and networking.
Laurier is the first Canadian university to join the 55-member network of business schools, whose members also include U.S. business schools from Columbia University, Northwestern University, Cornell University, the University of Virginia, Dartmouth University, and the University of Chicago, as well as the London Business School, INSEAD in France, ESADE Business School in Spain, and the National University of Singapore.
Hugh Munro, director of the MBA program at Lauriers School of Business & Economics (SBE), said the decision to apply to become part of the GBSN was based in large part on the groups values being aligned with those of SBE.
There is a growing need for businesses and business schools around the world to take a much more balanced approach in how we make a difference, he said. We should look at how we add value to society and how we can help abroad.
Munro, who recently attended the GBSNs annual conference in Tunisia in North Africa, said this is also a prime opportunity for Laurier to connect with business schools around the world and partner in innovative programs and initiatives.
This is a group that believes there is a lot to contribute, but also a lot to learn from partners in the developing world, he said.
In terms of future GBSN projects, Munro said discussion at the annual conference centred on several key areas, including the role of innovation in leadership training, the need for more research, how to develop more educators, and finding new ways for business schools to make a difference. As for how Laurier students may become involved, Munro said he hopes to one day see an MBA field in sustainability that sees students here and in the developing world pair up to work on joint projects.
This is about leaders making a difference, he said. There is a sense of hope about how we can help to do that with our colleagues in the developing world.
To find out more about the GBSN, visit: www.gbsnonline.org.
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