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Never Change, NW division. Never change.
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March 06 2013 09:37AM
Wow. There really is no middle ground in the Northwest Division, is there?
Whether it's in the standings, with the Canucks pretty much feasting on the talent starved rest of the division, or in the front offices, where you could never accuse any of the GMs of being underfed, but sometimes it sure seems like they've starved their brains of oxygen.
That's right: it's feast or famine in the Northwest. (Yeah, I went there. Deal with it.)
This last week was no exception...
Just when you thought Jay Feaster couldn't prove himself more inept, he went out an signed restricted free agent, Ryan O'Reilly, to an offer sheet. Nothing wrong with that, in and of itself. In fact, I'm sure there were plenty of Flames fans out there planning the celebratory feast when it was announced. Even when Colorado quickly matched, there was at least a sense that the Flames front office was trying.
But those feelings of self-satisfaction were short-lived.
On Friday morning, Sportsnet broke the news that O'Reilly would have had to clear waivers before he could suit up for any team other than Colorado because he had played two games in Europe after the start of the NHL season on January 19. Just like that, the team and it's fans were once again starving for some sort of hope.
But hey, there's plenty of blame and embarrassement to go around on this one.
Just down the Rockies from Calgary, Avs GM Greg Sherman shouldn't be feeling too smug about this one. After all, he's the one that left his best centre out there to get offer-sheeted. Sure, the Avs always the the right to match, but Sherman should have learned from David Poille's experience with Shea Weber that if someone actually signed ROR, the offer sheet would likely be structured in a way that was extremely inconvenient for him to match. And sure enough, the two year deal effectively blows up Colorado's salary structure when it expires.
So yeah, maybe it's the altitude, but Sherman's brain may be a little starved for oxygen as well. Luckily for him, Jay Feaster is around to make the rest of the GMs in the division look good. Maybe we need a new #fancystat to apply to front office staff:
That being said, there may be one GM in the Northwest that even Jay Feaster doesn't make look good. I mean, it's still early but has anyone noticed how Ryan Suter is quietly turning himself into the most overpaid player in the NHL? We laughed at the contract Feaster threw at Dennis Wideman, but compared to Suter, it was chump change:
Like I said, it's still way too early to judge the suter signing. Heck, we have another 13 years to comment on it. But the early returns are rather underwhelming. And while I wouldn't seriously compare Suter (a legit top-pairing defenseman) with Wideman (usually just a top-4 guy), it's interesting to note that both players are getting top pairing minutes but Suter is the worst possession D on his team (-5.2 CorsiRel) while Wideman is doing pretty well (7.3 CorsiRel) all things considered.
Sure, Suter is playing some tough minutes in Minnesota, but remember, he's getting paid $100 million! That's what you pay a dominant defenseman, not somebody that can be unfavourably compared to Dennis Wideman.
Anyway, Feaster also picked up Brian McGrattan from the Predators this past week. Predictably, this set off an arms (or is that fists?) race in western Canada. First to respond, uncharacteristically, was Mike Gillis, who picked up noted pugilist, Tom Sestito, to replace the departed Aaron Volpatti. But at least Gillis didn't expend any assets to add Sestito, picking him up on the waiver wire.
The same can't be said for Steve Tambellini in Edmonton. The Oilers gave up a conditional 4th round draft pick for hirsute winger, Mike Brown. Sure, this addition does nothing to address the Oilers' real needs, but let's not that get in the way of the dominant narrative:
@mtoggel And isn't that the Oilers issue…? Need Bottom six guys who do more than try to create offence.— Mark Spector Sports (@SportsnetSpec) March 4, 2013
That's right. Your bottom six guys don't need to try and score. I'll try and keep that in mind when the dominant narrative shifts to the lack of secondary scoring...
Anyway, this revelation totally ruined this chart laying out the conditions that would boost the draft pick up to the 3rd round:
On the bright side for the Oilers, Brown is a Don Cherry favourite, so this trade should get them way more exposure on Coach's Corner every Saturday night.
This is actually long overdue, given the obvious relationship between Don Cherry and the team's namesake:
And that's to say nothing of the petroleum products those suits are made of.
I want to finish off with the Canucks, who did most of their blundering on the ice in the past week. Even there, the feast or famine motif continued, with a great outing against the streaking Kings on Saturday night, followed up by a listless loss to Feaster's hapless Flames on Sunday. Sure it was a brutal travel day, but not as brutal as the Canucks' performance when they finally got to Calgary.
I'm not sure you can pin it all on the defencemen, but with Kevin Bieksa back out of the line-up, Alain Vigneault opted to sit Keith Ballard yet again and went with Cam Barker instead. I'm not sure how or why Ballard found himself in Vigneault's dog house yet again, but Barker is worse and he bites:
So yes, it was quite a week in the Northwest Division, and hopefully it really never does change. While we might be starved for action on the ice, there's a veritable smorgasbord of entertainment off of it!
It's true. I'm really Kent Wilson, but I don't dare show my face over here at ON.
If Cervenka was leading the rookie point race, and Wideman was headed for a Norris, things would be different. Misery loves company, Kent.
March 06 2013, 04:08PM
Whos this Jeff Schultz that plays for the OIL????
He's on a line with Gagne, no?
March 06 2013, 04:09PM
Missing first line centre....Weiss.
Missing first line winger....Versteeg
Missing second pairing winger...Upshall
Missing top pairing defenseman...Kulikov
Missing second pairing defenseman for 9 games Gudbranson
Missing third pairing defenseman...Jovanovski
Missing starting goaltender...Theordore
Otherwise, things are easy in Florida.
And still only 2 points back of the high flying Edmonton Oilers.
So injuries are an excuse then?
It just proves lack of depth on that team
Brownie will be a favorite here, he has heart and hits and hits and hits more. He wont be a savior but will be fine and will give you all he has every night, no nights off. He is a role player who knows his role. Yes, we need more than him. I will take him on the forth rather than Lenny Petrell.
The Northwest is quickly becoming the West's answer to the Southleast division. The Oiler's incompetence over the years is magnified when you look at the piles of crap that they get to play against every year. I wouldn't be surprised if the Canucks were the only NW division team to make the playoffs again.
March 06 2013, 04:56PM
@Dog Train
Whats a playoffs?
Whats a playoffs?
It's the tourney in Europe run by the IIHF at the end of the season. This year it's in Helsinki.
It's the tourney in Europe run by the IIHF at the end of the season. This year it's in Helsinki.
Oilers and Islanders team up together and take on Europe's best.
March 06 2013, 06:21PM
Whats a playoffs?
Ohhh yaaa....
In Edmonton we call that Golf Season
What I find puzzling is why Sherman would swoop in and match Feasters offer sheet in the middle of the Flames- Avs game. Why such haste? He had a week to mull it over, and maybe let the revelation that ROR would have to clear waivers, likely to be claimed by the BJ's, costing Calgary a first,and third pick, 2.5 mill, AND ROR, be the juices that Feaster would have to stew in! Why not let Feaster (who Sherman seemed to be peed off at) sweat and then extract a concession or two from Calgary (another draft pick or a salary dump) and then graciously let Calgary off the hook at weeks end?
Was Sherman as ignorant of the rules as Feaster? Or are we talking collusion of some sort? Anyway, I'd rather be thinking about that stuff than the Titanic of a disaster called the Oil, which is currently plowing into a succession of icebergs like a drunk driver bouncing off parked cars.
You evil genius... It's what I would have done.
So injuries are an excuse then?
It just proves lack of depth on that team
Not many teams, if any, could survive missing 7 of their roster players at the same time.
Thank you thank you thank you for highlighting Spector's idiocy with that Tweet. Why does Edmonton have to get saddled with media dinosaurs like this spewing incorrect, xenophobinc garbage. I've never seen a media guy end up on the wrong side of an argument so many times.


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Lupita is gorgeous but that dress looks like the material of a K-Mart purse.ReplyCancel
Jane Fonda holds up well.
Lupita looks over it.
Jane Fonda still steps it up at these things.
Uh no Kelsey.
Lupita is using Jane as a fashion role model I think.
I like that they named the Bjork dress as a best. That's hilarious.ReplyCancel
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I got you TTM on the HBO front.
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I love Jane. She certainly has had some work done, but hasn't overdone it, and she still keeps the wrinkles around her eyes which is a nice touch.
I just don't get this Lupita adoration. Why is she this years "it" girl again? In 2 years she will be on American Horror Story: Possession.ReplyCancel
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Also if you look at her interviews you will see why she is so likable.
LOL! +1. I wondered if I was weird for noticing him but if so I'm in good company.
I thought Andy Williams had risen.
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The findings were to be presented Monday at the annual meeting of the American College of Surgeons in Washington, D.C.
"From what we can see, there's no difference in the quality of patient care between weekend and weekday admissions of patients who have an appendectomy," study author Dr. John Afthinos, a surgeon at
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The improvements in rigidity made during the 3.5RL development process have reduced noise and vibration in the passenger cabin, enhanced handling precision and stability, created excellent safety performance and increased overall durability. A high proportion of galvanized panels are used in the 3.5RL structure and body panels for enhanced corrosion protection and overall longevity.
Instead of a conventional tubular steel front brace between the firewall and the upper front-suspension locating points, the RL uses an oversized, oval-section tower bar brace, as well as a reinforcing plate that ties the firewall and front cowl section. This design increases rigidity as much as 12 times over a conventional round tube design, reducing cowl shake on rough roads and in spirited driving, while increasing steering precision.
For reduced cabin-noise transmission, the B- and C-pillars are filled with a special heat-expanding rubberized foam material that expands to fill the hollow pillar during the baking cycles of the painting process.
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Florida Auto Exchange Stadium in Dunedin, Florida has a capacity of 5,509 individual seats and features include a press box level with air-conditioned skyboxes, one picnic areas, air-conditioned Craft Beer Lounge, a scoreboard with electronic message display, regulation-sized Major League playing field and lighting, two half-fields (one grass and one AstroTurf), 5 batting tunnels and full concession capabilities.
Directions to stadium from Tampa
(about 26 miles, 42 km) : Take State Road 60 across Tampa Bay then turn right on McMullen Booth Road. Go to Sunset Point Road and turn left. Cross U.S. 19. When you get to Douglas Avenue, turn right. Parking is at the second stoplight.
Direction to stadium from Sarasota
(about 57 miles, 92 km): I-275 North to Exit 15 (State Road 694 - Gandy/Park Blvd.). Left (West) on 694 for 1.5 miles to US 19. Right (north) on US 19 for 11 miles to Sunset Point Road. Left (west) on Sunset Pt. Rd. for 3.5 miles to Douglas Ave. Right (north) on Douglas Ave. for one mile - stadium will be on right.
Direction to stadium from Orlando
(about 109 miles, 175 km): I-4 west to I-275 South. I-275 South to Tampa Airport/State Road 60 Exit. State Road 60 Across Courtney Campbell Causeway to Clearwater. State Road 60 to US 19. Right (north) on US 19 to Sunset Pt. Road (3rd traffic light). Left (west) on Sunset Pt. road for 3.5 miles to Douglas Ave. Right (north) on Douglas Ave. for one mile - stadium will be on right.
Directions to stadium from New Port Richey
(about 20 miles, 32 km): Alternate 19 south to Main Street Dunedin. Left (east) on Main Street to next light (Douglas Ave.). Right (north) on Douglas Avenue for 1/2 mile - stadium will be on left.


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By Gene Phelps/NEMS Daily Journal
RIDGELAND – When Hayleigh Harper is confident, Enterprise-Clarke's opponents should beware.
Harper, the Lady Bulldogs' right-handed starting pitcher, recorded seven strikeouts and held East Webster scoreless for six innings Friday in Enterprise-Clarke's 6-3 victory in Game 1 of the MHSAA Class 2A fast-pitch state championship series.
Game 2 is scheduled for 10 a.m. today at Freedom Ridge Park. Game 3, if necessary, would follow at a time to be determined.
"Everything was working today; I was feeling pretty confident," Harper said. "My change-up was really on point. My fast ball and drop ball were working."
The Lady Bulldogs (19-12) gave her just enough offensive support with 10 hits off East Webster's Ballie Springfield.
"Harper's good, you've got to battle her," East Webster coach Lee Berryhill said.
Enterprise-Clarke took a 1-0 lead in the first inning on Harper's RBI single. The Bulldogs made it 4-0 in the second on a single by Lauren Smith and two-run double by Brittany Hagwood.
Berryhill believes the second inning was the killer.
"They put two or three hits together and had a bunt," he said. "That opened it up for them. We tried to make a comeback."
Enterprise-Clarke scored its final two runs in the third and fourth innings.
unearned runs
East Webster (20-7) scored three runs, all unearned, in the sixth inning. Jennah Pate and Katie Gordon had RBI singles and a run scored on one of the two errors the Lady Bulldogs committed in the inning.
"Maybe we got a little overconfident," Harper said. "I think we felt like we had that six-run cushion, so we slacked up."
Bailey Williams led East Webster with two singles. Delanney Davidson had three hits to pace Enterprise-Clark. Hagwood's double in the second inning was the game's lone extra-base hit.


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Tiny House in Besiktas
숙박 가능인원4
침실 수1
면적60 m²
Floor No.
- 가족 / 아이들과 친근함
- 인터넷
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- 애완동물 허용
- 에어콘
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- 주차
Accommodation summary
|Göknar Sok, 34394 istanbul, 터키
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|A few months ago
This sweet apartment has 60 m2 and fitted with one bedroom with a double bed very comfortable and a big closet. The living room has a sweet sofa bed suitable for two, a TV, a desk and a dinning table with chairs. The open kitchen is in the same area that the living room and is fully equipped with all the appliances for cooking. The bathroom has a shower, toilet and all the necessary for your daily needs.
Directly across the Bosphorus is the area of Üsküdar. The district of Besiktas includes a number of important sites along the European side of the Bosphorus. For instance you will have the Dolmabahce Palace in the south and the preppy chic area of Bebek in the north.
The neighborhoods of Levent and Etiler are also very nearby.
Additionally Besiktas is the best area for reaching all necessary public transportation means.
If you are considering to stay at my place please contact me. I would be happy to give you more information about my flat, the neighborhood, pricing, and of course how to get to my place from the Airport for instance.
숙소규정Security Deposit: €200
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|37710642 ₩
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|125678677 ₩
|2 명 이상시 가격
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We had a wonderful stay in Istanbul! ! The apartment is really great,clean and ideally located ( next to tram and metro stations,grocery,coffee..)along the sea and close to everything.We could go everywhere on foot. Tarik was a very kind and great host!We'll definitely come back! :)I highly recommend Tarik and his apartment(s) to everybody!
Thank you Tarik!
As you can see in the pictures, this appartment is no luxury. Regarding the price it is ok in my opinion. The location is good, very close to the isticlal (5min walking) and Taksim square (7min walking).
The appartment was clean. Just the bed was not made, so we had to change the blankets ourselves. The balcony is nice, but only as long as the weather is stable because there is no roof. Remember to always take the balcony key with you. If the balcony door closes you are locked out on the 5th floor. Tarik really helped me in this funny situation. Next time, i would chose something more suitable -and pay a little more.
The apartment was clean, nice and well situated. The balkony was perfect. Tarik was nice and friendly and he kept all promises and what we agree.
thank you so much for everything tarik! we fell in love with your city... and the apartment was the best place to explore istambul ever.
My boyfriend and I stayed at Tarik's place one week. It was just great. The flat is perfectly located: to reach the Taksim movida you just need to cross the road (5 mins walking)/but it's also great as you are not in the middle of the caos.
In front of the apt there is a bus stop to go to Taksim metro station, but actually we always walked to reach the metro - it's really close.
Outside the building there is a late night shop (!) that was amazing as the flat has a big terrace w view and you can't miss to chill out a bit drinking a beer at home.
The flat was clean, we found everything there, we did not have any problem.
Tarik is a really nice guy, he can suggest good places for eating.
We really enjoyed over there
My wife and I stayed in the appartment for five days. To us it was a very comfortable place to come back to after a whole day of walking the streets of Istanbul. The bed is very comfortable and all technical equipment like the air conditioning works properly (with the minor exception of the hose of the shower that is leaking). The inferior is done tastefully and the whole building is run very well. The price is actually absurdly low if it wasn*t for the fact that the house is situated at the bottom end of a very steep road in a trashy quarter. We didn't mind because in five minutes walk You can reach the zone around the Istiklal where You can have superb dinners.
We stayed for 16 days in an apartment in Beyoglu (Istanbul). The apartment was incredibly close and good at Istanbul's sights, only a small trip by bus through the city, and you ended up in the Grand Bazaar.
Our host Tarik was very helpful during the whole process, it is highly recommended.
I can recommend this accommodation. Verry nice is the balcony. The apartment was clean and tidy. There was everything you needed. Fridge, washing machine, stove, microwave and so on.
The apartment is in the near of the big shopping street Istiklal and the Taksim Square. The Galata Tower und the Galata Bridge can be reached on foot in 20-30 minutes. Tarik was very friendly and gave us some useful tips for the city.
We enjoyed our stay at Tariks place a lot. The room was clean and neat, towels and linen were provided. There's a fully equiped kitchen and a common room where it's possible to prepare and eat your own food. The staff was very friendly and helpful even we arrived really late at night.
All in all fully recommendable!
There were only two tiny negative aspects:
- the address is very hard to find for taxi drivers even if it's only from Taksim square, because it's a small street. So make sure you have Tariks phone number with you. Call him and hand the phone over to the taxi driver so he knows where to go and you don't need to pay lots of money for just driving around and trying to find it ;)
- second thing was that it was a bit loud outside as there is a large street around the corner where there's a lot of traffic. So unfortunately it's almost not possible to keep the window open at night. But there's an air-condition anyway ;)
Guest house in Beyoglu was a good choice for staying in Istanbul. Tarik (the host) was very helpfull, we couldn't find the place on our own so he sent his friend to pick us up on Taksim square. The room was nicely decorated, clean and tidy, had everything we needed. Good value for the money. Downside of the location is very steep street up to the Taksim and unsafe looking neighborhood but the police station is very near the place. Overall, we were satisfied.
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
Final Halloweegan, Stuffed Jack-O'-Lanterns, and Frankie Cakes
Luckily, before the ghost escaped, I managed to make stuffed Jack-O'-Lanterns for my guest post on Go Dairy Free! YAY! Alisa was so kind to ask me if I wanted to be a guest blogger, and I am beyond honored to have been one of the chosen ones! Go Dairy Free is overflowing with information about moo-juice-free living and I am most flattered to be able to contribute a little som'n som'n to Alisa's awesome site. Here's a picture of the spooky squash, check out the recipe at Go Dairy Free!
And now here's my latest *fail*
OK, so it doesn't look incredibly horrible, but this is not what I wanted to do with them! Frankie seemed to be the most popular felt coaster, so I wanted to do some little Frankie cakes that would look similar to the coaster. Well, that didn't work. They were supposed to have purple facial features and hair, but frozen blueberries from a berry-mix do not make blue food coloring. Nope. It's pink. A pink Frankie? No! Do. Not. Want! Anyway, after I realized that the frosting wasn't going to work out, I decided to decorate the faces with melted chocolate. Can you tell I put zero effort into them? Meh.
In case you're wondering, the cake is green because it has baby spinach in it. Don't gag. It doesn't taste like a salad, it tastes like yummy cake! The cake is the basic vanilla cupcake recipe from VCTOTW, baked in an 8 inch square pan for 28 minutes. To make it green, I blended a handful of raw baby spinach with the milk before I added the apple cider vinegar. Also, I added a couple of teaspoons of lemon zest, which played a trick on Mr. Wing-It's mind and made him think the cake was lime flavored, because it was green! Mwahahaha! :D
You can check out all my Halloweegan goodies from this year and also from Halloweegans past here. And if you want to add your own goodies to the Halloweegan flickr group, go for it!
Now that I am all done with my Halloweegan assignment, I am ready for YOU to do the cooking for me! Bring on Vegan MoFo! This year I am going to leave my dinners, desserts, and snacks up to you, so I will lurk around your blogs like a creepy, hungry stalker looking for recipes that are quick and easy. Halloweegan was a lot of work! I want to sit back and enjoy someone else's work now! *Lazeh*
Have you signed up for Vegan MoFo yet? I hear that about elebenty billion bloggers have registered already. And have you checked out the confirmed list of speakers @ Vida Vegan Con? I think University Place Hotel is going to explode with awesomeness!
Happy Halloweegan! *POOF*
(Sorry, I had to disable comments on this post because the spammers are obsessed with it)
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I do believe you've earned a break. Although, now I am feeling some pressure...eek.ReplyDelete
My memory of my only attempt at stuffed pumpkin, though very old, is still too horrific for me to ever make another, but if I did, yours sounds hallowicious!ReplyDelete
Perhaps there should be two mofo sign-up lists — writers and readers/commenters. Seriously, it's hard enough to crank out one or two posts a week and keep up with other blogs; four posts plus reading and commenting will be intense.
Spinach-lime cake is on my to-do list. It's right up there with p-nut butter and broccoli sandwiches. (But the cake sounds good!)
I'm stoked about Vegan MoFo and TRIPLE stoked about Vida Vegan Con! YEAR OF THE VEGAN!ReplyDelete
I think the Frankie cake looks cute and I absolutley love the colour and the fact that you created it with baby spinach, my favourite greens :DReplyDelete
Looking forward to VeganMoFo'ing with you, River!
I'd still eat your Frankie-fail cake :) And your quinoa stuffing looks delish!ReplyDelete
Tons of cuteness here! I seriously love the Frankenstein cake even though you consider it a fail. :)ReplyDelete
I love your posts! So awesome to have you as a guest. And scary or not, that cake looks divine! Love the kitty photo too. Can't get enough of those LOL cats :)ReplyDelete
Funny I had an issue last night trying to get a really nice purple for some cupcakes for school today. Didn't turn out and we went with orange instead. Oh well still tasted good.ReplyDelete
I'm SOOOOOO envious of everyone going to Vida Vegan! And gee, they never asked me to be a speaker, either. . . ;)ReplyDelete
I love the look of the green cake--though I have no idea who Frankie is (I can hear the gasps right now), so to me it just looks cute. And a guest post--how great! I'm off to check it out (little *poof*)!
Spinach cake, wooohoo! I love it! And that pumpkin--le cuteness! And Mofo! So much to be excited about :) I hope you're having an awesome Halloweegan weekend, River!ReplyDelete
is it just me or does it look like the pumpkin is crying? lol!ReplyDelete
LOVE your stuffed pumpkin!!ReplyDelete
I've morphed the VCTOTW vanilla into lemon before too. Totally delish.
Stop complaining, Frankie looks amazing! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 17, 2010 at 3:34 PM
Hey i am suuper boyReplyDelete
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That cake looks amazing!!ReplyDelete
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#11 2005-11-21 23:42:03
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…i just sow some PNG-screenshots
There's text too.
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#12 2005-11-22 09:35:52
#13 2005-11-22 19:48:24
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Yep, that thread subject need editing. It's beyond 'mini' now :)
#14 2005-12-21 17:23:51
Re: Administration interface
I know this thread is old, but, I'd personally like to see something a little more streamlined in the admin interface along the lines of this style. But that's just me.
Edit: Okay…well, at least a tableless admin panel with no in-line styles. I've looked at the code and being a non-programmer type it looks daunting. One can wish though
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#15 2005-12-22 06:22:55
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Well, I don't think we want to copy or even look like we were "inspired by", but I'm with you for something totally different. But, it isn't likely to happen in the near future. Just read the facelift thread and you'll see the kind of reception that idea gets.
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#16 2005-12-29 22:53:39
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I agree with you. The interface could use a facelift, but we wouldn't want it to look "inspired." Personally I think the example I gave hit the nail on the head as far as a user interface for a CMS is concerned. TXP probably the CMS with the easiest learning curve – I don't do a site without it – but a new look and feel to the interface would be awesome. But hey, that's just my opinion ;)
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#18 2006-01-02 19:29:35
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#19 2006-01-02 21:18:11
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Thanks :D
I Did look from there already but from the end of file…
The reason for searching that was that I want to remove navigation dropdown box from footer, one in the header is enough.
Secondly I was thinking about adding a new style class, for example wrapper so I could have fixed layout and different body bg. But since looking at txplib_html.php, no way I´m going to add there any divs more, I´ll probably just end breaking up things. %)
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Regarding to my previous post above. If and when I remove some stuff from the bottom of the admin page in order "to clean it up a bit"…
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Question goes: Is it safe to do that?? Everything seems to be working fine but since my almost to zero knowledge with php I´d like to make sure that no harm is done..
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What was once the Adventureland Veranda restaurant has been transformed into a land of fairies. Surrounding scenery makes it seem like you are shrunk to the size of a fairy, enabling you to take photos and get autographs from Tink and her friends.
Touring Tips
Tinker Bell and her fairy friends are a popular bonus, so if meeting her is a priority, visit early in the morning or during a parade.
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On May 20, 2014, Tinker Bell will move to Town Square Theater, where she will greet guests on her own (no fairy friends). This Magical Nook location will be closed.


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Canadians say they need to be better after win over Puerto Rico at Pan Am Cup
Pan Am Cup men's volleyball championships
Monday, June 13 th
11:45 Opening Ceremonies
12:30pm Canada def. Puerto Rico 25-17, 25-17, 25-17
3:00pm USA vs Bahamas
6:00pm Argentina vs Panama
8:00pm Brazil vs Mexico
Pool B Canada def. Puerto Rico 25-17, 25-17, 25-17
Canadians say they need to be better after win over Puerto Rico at Pan Am Cup
GATINEAU – Canada dominated Puerto Rico to open the Pan Am Cup men's volleyball tournament but head coach Glenn Hoag and his players know they will have to play much better if they plan to go deep into tournament.
The Canadians won the tournament opener 25-17, 25-17, 25-17 in one hour and 17 minutes.
''There's a lot of work to do and we are looking to get better,'' said Hoag at a post match press conference. ''For us, this is a preparation for our Olympic qualifying tournaments later this year.''
Gavin Schmitt of Saskatoon led the Canadian attack with 14 points while Nicholas Cundy of Edmonton added seven and Justin Duff of Winnipeg and Fred Winters of Victoria six each.
''It was great to be back in the Canadian uniform,'' said Schmitt, who played professionally in South Korea this past winter. ''We are working on getting back into the system and right now we need to focus on execution and cohesion.''
Ezequiel Cruz was the top scorer for Puerto Rico with 10 points while Ulises Maldonado added nine.
''We are here to obtain some valuable experience,'' said Puerto Rico's head coach Ariel Diaz. ''We have some young guys who have never played together before. We made a lot of mistakes while Canada served and blocked really well.''
''We haven't been practicing that long together and this was the first match for our group,'' added Puerto Rico's captain Eduardo Goas.
Puerto Rico plays the Dominican Republic Tuesday and Canada is back in action Wednesday against the Dominicans.
Canadian roster: Nicholas Cundy, Edmonton, Dan Lewis, Oakville, Ont.; Brock Davidiuk, Edmonton; Justin Duff, Winnipeg; Joel Schmuland, Edmonton; Steve Brinkman, Bowmanville, Ont.; Gavin Schmitt, Saskatoon; Olivier Faucher, Quebec City; Adam Kaminski, Chatham, Ont.; Fred Winters, Victoria; Steve Gotch, Okotoks, Alta.; John Gord Perrin, Creston, B.C.
Head coach: Glenn Hoag, Gatineau, Que.
Assistant coach: Vincent Pichette, Gatineau.
Remaining schedule
Monday, June 13 th
3:00pm USA vs Bahamas
6:00pm Argentina vs Panama
8:00pm Brazil vs Mexico
Tuesday, June 14 th
1:00pm Argentina vs Bahamas
3:00pm USA vs Panama
6:00pm Venezuela vs Mexico
8:00pm Dominincan Republic vs Puerto Rico
Wednesday June 15 th
1:00pm Panama vs Bahamas
3:00pm Brazil vs Venezuela
6:00pm USA vs Argentina
8:00pm Canada vs Dominican Republic
Thursday June 16th
1:00pm Consolation Quarter Final
3:00pm Consolation Quarter Final
6:00pm Championship Quarter Final
8:00pm Championship Quarter Final
Friday, June 17th
11:00am 9th place match
1:00pm Consolation Semi Final
3:00pm Consolation Semi Final
6:00pm Championship Semifinal
8:00pm Championship Semifinal
Saturday, June 18th
1:00pm 7th place match
3:00pm 5th place match
6:00pm Bronze medal match
8:00pm Gold medal match
Closing Ceremonies
(all matches at Centre Robert Guertin, Gatineau)
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Hi! Another quickie (ooerrrr) this time bringing you the GORGEOUS item from U&R Dogs, again from the last FAIR event!
I saw this and I knew I had to have it (much like anything then, eh?) but see, I do not accessorize well, or a lot and that is something I am trying to rectify, but this workmanship was just delectable, so of course it was a must!
This ring/nail combo is available with soooo many options. First off, it's MESH. YES. MESH! which is a bit of a bummer when you're trying to edit the nails separately and it won't work, but you do have the ability to hide them, I found they didn't fit quite right, even with resizing and jigging about, but no harm no foul, I just hid them! When you click the ring a menu comes up, which has various submenus with all the options available. You can resize/move the ring/nails around with the menus, but that's not the best bit!
You can SEE the best bit! It's not just one ring, it's 6!! Yeah, there are only four there, gotta leave some surprises eh?? (The other two are just the clock as a ring, and a heart shaped solitaire). I am deeply in love with the two bird options on this baby, one with a lil opening that makes the ring/clock look like a locket, the other is a bird on some foliage! The wreath style option is a great festive styling and the other giant crystal looking one gives you some bling!
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Led by Co-Chairs Drew Brees and Dominique Dawes, the President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition have challenged the nation to produce a million (1,000,000) winners of the Presidential Active Lifestyle Award by September 2011. Grand Master Soon Ho Lee approves and calls on you to stand up and represent the ATA!
As traditional martial artists you already meet a lot of the criteria for the PALA challenge. Let's face it – you burn a lot of calories in class! The more classes you make, the easier this challenge will be. On off days, add an after-dinner walk or sports in the yard with Mom, Dad, Sis or Rover, and you're all set! Just be active 60 minutes per day for 5 days a week for 6 out of 8 weeks (30 minutes per day for adults), even in increments of 5-10 minutes, and keep a record. That's it! Martial arts, sports, games, chores and other physical activities count.
ATA members are hard workers – it's time to be recognized while helping achieve this awesome American goal!
Sponsors or PALA winners may purchase certificates and other items celebrating their physical fitness achievement from the President's Challenge website.
Will your name be on ATA's list of winners? Which school will have the most PALA winners? Which region will reach 1,000 first? 10,000? Are you ready for the next challenge – to become a Presidential Champion? Tell your PALA story on ATA's Facebook page or to Training Division through your Instructor.


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January 30 2013 12:26PM
The first stop on a three-game-in-three-and-a-half-days-road-trip is tonight in Phoenix, in front of 8,000-10,000 fans. The Coyotes might not be in Phoenix long-term, because the crowds only come in the playoffs, but they are here now and Dave Tippett always has them well prepared.
When you look down the Coyotes' roster you wonder why they are 6th in goals for, yet 26th in goals against average. On paper their blueline is the strength of their team.
Martin Hanzal might play tonight, and if he does he'll slot in with Vrbata while Matthew Lombardi is out indefinitely.
They also have Rostislav Klesla, but he's only played two of their six games.
Mike Smith is back skating, and he might be ready for the weekend, so the Oilers PP should be licking their chops facing Chad Johnson who only has five career NHL starts, and Monday was his first NHL start in three years.
Historically, a Tippett-coached team is built on solid defence and hard work, but so far this season the Coyotes have struggled defensively.
Much of those struggles can be attributed to below average play from Mike Smith and Jason LaBarbera between the pipes. In four starts (two each) they allowed 19 goals and produced a woeful .850 SV%. LaBarbera did play well after Smith got injured 11 minutes into their game v. Columbus, but he was awful in the his next two starts.
Tippett turned to former AJHL goalie, Johnson, on Monday night and Johnson was perfect. He picked up his first career NHL shutout stopping all 21 shots.
While Phoenix has struggled to keep the puck out of their net, they've been surprisingly productive offensively. The Coyotes are 6th in goals scored, 3.5/game, and they are 3rd in ES goals with 14, but they've also allowed the 2nd most ES goals with 15.
If they Oilers are going to awake from their five-on-five scoring drought, tonight could be the night.
It is only five games, and likely too early to go crazy, but the Oilers only have two 5-on-5 goals thus far. The good news is that the Hall/RNH/Eberle line is producing lots of chances and shots, but they, like every other line, is not generating many quality second or third chances.
The Oilers need to start going to the net and they need some guys willing to stand battle for some greasy goals. They can't expect to score all their goals off the rush. They need to start creating scoring chances closer to the net.
The Oilers can get away with below-average ES scoring due to their exceptional powerplay. The Oilers lead the NHL with a sizzling 35.7% efficiency with 10 goals on 28 chances. The NHL record for highest PP% was 31.9% set by Montreal in 1977, so you can expect their % to drop.
The best PP in the last decade was 25.5% by the 2009 Detroit Red Wings. The Washington Capitals had a 25.2% rating in both 2009 and 2010, so it is possible the Oilers, with their young PP specialists, could hover around the 24-27% range.
The Oilers PK has also been very good. Outside of the dreadful first period against San Jose, when the Sharks went 3-for-3, the Oilers have killed off 23 of 24 penalties.
Their special teams have been very good, but just like last season, if the Oilers can't play even at five-on-five it will be difficult to win.
I've seen some suggest the Oilers ES scoring isn't a concern, because it is only five games, but I'd suggest they recognize that this has been an issue for more than five games.
Over the past three seasons the Oilers have been outscored 516-410 at 5-on-5. Last season they improved, and were only outscored 153-139, but don't tell me this five-game window is "a small sample size." It has been a problem for years, and while they improved last season, they need to be better this year if they want to become a playoff contender.
It will be interesting to see how Krueger allocates icetime tonight. The 56/20/91 combo had more ES icetime than Horcoff's line last game and basically the same as Gagner's line.
N.Schultz- J.Schultz
Yann Danis cleared waivers, no surprise, and Nikolai Khabibulin will dress and sit on the bench, rather than in the pressbox, which is a good thing considering what happened a few years ago when he was in Phoenix.
- I'm not sure why people still feel the need to question why Shawn Horcoff is on the first powerplay unit. He played there last year and they finished 3rd in the league. He's on it this year and they are first. When the Oilers PP% starts to drop, please refrain from being the clown who wants to blame Horcoff. His role is to win draws and stay in front of the net. The formula has worked for well for over a year, why does it have to change? Because he makes to much money? Seriously, give it a rest already.
- I like Krueger's willingness to role four lines and not spend too much time matching them. Tippett loves to match lines, so I'll be curious to see how, or if, Krueger responds.
- I spoke to Taylor Hall after the Colorado win and he shared a story about Krueger. In the Calgary game Hall had tried numerous toe-drags, but none of them worked. "They weren't shy to point that out, over an over again (laughs), in our film work this morning. The message was clear, only do those if you are confident you won't turn over the puck." Hall is a quick learner because you didn't see him try any v. Colorado. That doesn't mean he won't try them again, nor does it mean if one fails he's in the doghouse, but the message was received. The Oilers need to cut down on turnovers.
- I wonder if Nail Yakupov will do the same? Yakupov really struggled v. Colorado, especially with turnovers. Krueger wants to see how the young players react after a bad outing. I suspect Yakupov will protect the puck better tonight.
- The Oilers are 2nd in the NHL in turnovers. I know it isn't the most accurate stat, because each building marks them differently, but I didn't need to look at the NHL website to realize the Oilers are turning it over too often. I suspect they will always be near the top, because they are more of a puck possession team, but they have to avoid the 5-star giveaways at the offensive blueline.
- Jeff Petry and Ladislav Smid weren't great in Calgary and were average v. Colorado. They seemed to be a split-second off and got caught in between attacking or sitting back in their own zone. Defensive zone timing is crucial for defenders, and with no training camp it will take some time to get that timing where they want it. I expect them to get better in their own zone with more game action.
- Justin Schultz has been better than I expected in his own end. He clearly has loads of offensive confidence, but he's looked solid in his own zone. Playing with a veteran like Nick Schultz helps. The senior Schultz is rarely out of position, and outside of one brutal pass at the offensive blueline, he rarely makes bad decisions.
- I watched Oil Change last night and it was too bad they had to squeeze six months into one episode. Aquila Productions had to make some tough decisions on what to take out, and I was told there was some interesting stuff from the draft that got left on the cutting room floor. Too bad. Another casualty of the lockout.
GAME DAY PREDICTION: Without Smith the Oilers PP continues to produce as they win 4-2. Nugent-Hopkins become 8th Oiler to score and then Hartikainen becomes the 9th.
OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: Ales Hemsky has a goal and as assist. Hemsky has 34 career points in 29 games v. the Coyotes. He lights them up more than any team other than the lowly Blue Jackets.
NOT-SO-OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: Gene Principe will do numerous stand up hits from the stands tonight. The Coyotes will ask him and his camera man to watch the game from the stands to make the arena look fuller. Gene will end up crushing three hot dogs, and accidently spill some mustard on his suit. So for his final hit, he will do it with one of the Coyotes dance team so all the viewers will focus on her and not his suit. Veteran move.
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January 30 2013, 03:17PM
What's the argument?
Garrisons has been fine.
Amazing that some folks can pronounce a deal good or bad after 5 games.
Whitney has been junk for 3 seasons.
Wiping a bead of sweat off his forehead DSF sighs...
How can these fools possibly think they have a right to judge Garrison!? I have carefully studied each and every variable for his entire hockey career… YET THEY DARE TO JUDGE MY WORK…
Some days he cannot help but question his life's mission, he has shown them why they should hate the Petry; he shown them why their lineup shall never succeed; he has given statistic after statistic to support this, some of them were even related!
If there was ever a time for his cape, this would be it. He had commissioned Mother to make it several weeks ago, as the lockout came to a close; he needed a badge of authority, something that would show all who witnessed him that his genius was undeniable.
Striding over to the closet he feels a small thrill of anticipation, the pure joy of the woolen fabric, the electric feeling of striking a commanding pose; knowing that he is THE arbitrator of people's ability to enjoy/hate something on the internet.
While admiring himself in the mirror he notices the Cheeto stain from last night, marring the capes intrinsic beauty…. How could he have been so lax in letting Jefff try it on? Invisible or not he is obviously the one to blame!
Making a mental note to give Jefff a stern lecture on proper cape etiquette, he sits back down. Obviously Garrison is an amazing defenceman, did not his math say so? If people on the internet are disliking him it must be related to bad comparables! I'll simply level set his performance in a nice, non-contrary way!
Tossing his head to make his cape flutter majestically, he starts typing like mad! I will save you Garrison, if no-one else can prevent this pathetic witch hunt, I will!
January 30 2013, 04:03PM
Am I the only one who things Gene Principe is not really funny? The odd attempt at humour would be okay, but he tries too hard. I do think he has the ability to provide viewers with some insights, and I wish he would stick to these.
If I had the choice between Geno's bad puns & corny schtick and what the Flames fans are forced to endure with that tool Roger Millions, I would take Geno 100 times out of 100 easy.
January 30 2013, 08:09PM
Amazing block by Horcoff shorthanded. This guys is crazy good!!
January 30 2013, 02:05PM
Solid as a rock.
Jason Garrison 6GP, 0-0-0, +2
Justin Schultz 5GP, 2-3-5, +1
Solid as a rock? Maybe, but not the offensive juggernaut he is made out to be. And not for $4.6M
NSOGDP: Hortichuk is right pissed off for being in the press box again. For fun, he finds a drunk Coyotes fan in the parking lot and punches him out.
Ok, NSOGDP are supposed to be highly improbable, not impossible. Finding a Bigfoot in Phoenix is highly improbable, finding a Coyotes fan in Phoenix is impossible.
Yes a typo, have 42 shots on the PP...Was thinking one, typed the other...And sorry for deleting post, hit delete instead of reply accidentally.
Wait, What? YOu have a DELETE button beside your Reply button?
You should have a charity draw for one of those! THat would be an awesome power to have.
The Canucks pp has been lame.
They'll likely pick it up.
How is Whitney's $4 million looking?
When you have no argument to defend your position:
deflect, deflect, deflect.
This guy...
The Canucks pp has been lame.
They'll likely pick it up.
How is Whitney's $4 million looking?
Pretty Good compared to Keith Ballard's remaining 3 x $4.2 Million.
January 30 2013, 01:59PM
Hmmmmm. Could pose an issue then.
Unless you find a team with the same issue, make a trade salary for salary buy both out and there old respective teams re-sign them.
An example- Tor trades Komiserik to Edm for Horcoff
EDM buys out Komiserik TOR buys out Horcoff
Tor re-signs Komiserik Edm re-signs Horcoff.
So far I can't find a rule against this, but it will be closed once it happens.
The Canucks pp has been lame.
They'll likely pick it up.
How is Whitney's $4 million looking?
Whitney's $4 mil looks TERRIBLE. Gladly its over in a few short months. But every single person here knew he has never been the same since his injury, but he was well worth the money before.
Now if he was just signed to a brand new fat long term mega deal, then you'd have a nice comparison.
As I predicted, a response filled with rational thought.
January 30 2013, 04:23PM
What's the argument?
Garrisons has been fine.
Amazing that some folks can pronounce a deal good or bad after 5 games.
Whitney has been junk for 3 seasons.
or how some people can toss out 10 year predictions on playoff dates shortly after 2 UFAs are signed?
you know... 60 home playoff dates as a reasonable expectation.
some people be trippin'
January 30 2013, 08:42PM
Projected by who? You have no idea what you're talking about!!
The Oiler"s have been one of the worst teams in the league for the past twenty years, coincidence?
I guess you love Ryan Symth too!
Watch the game for a couple years then have an opinion!
You have won me over with your well balanced analysis and thoughtful arguments, thank you...
Okay Keilan it's bed time now. You have proved by your comments that you are about 12 years old and apparently unable to be a citizen of Oilernation without parental approval. Since you probably have only been watching Oilers for a year or so now don't be acting like DSF and think you know everything. The Oilers Have only been on of the worst teams in the league(bottom 5) the last three years. Shawn Horcoff in 2005-2006(the year the Oilers last went to the Stanley Cup Final since you are too young to remember) scored 73 points in 79 games, good for 43rd in the league. He may never have been the greatest player ever but you don't score that much in the NHL these days by accident. And by the way if you don't love Ryan Smyth you ain't no Oiler fan. As a side note, anyone who uses an exclamation point to punctuate every sentence may only be in grade 3. Sorry for overestimating your age.
January 30 2013, 09:05PM
Horcoff was selected in the forth round but there was a time when he was projected to be a much better player.. really!
What you don't wanna make comments about my mother funny guy?
he doesnt have to waste any time going down the mom joke road when you keep setting the softball up on the tee for him with your posts
January 30 2013, 09:59PM
Does the WHA mean anything to you?
Yes. Yes It does. The 78 -79 season the oil finished the regular season first overall. Not "getting in the last day of the regular season". Obviously you are confused or full of crap.
Word of advice, junior. When you find yourself in a hole - stop digging.
January 30 2013, 10:05PM
Come know Soupy, answer the question. Google it and see what you discover.
If and when the Oiler's next win the cup I expect there will be plenty from this site down on Whyte Ave trying to make a name for themselves.
And confused / dementia it is ..........
Here's too them returning home still in fist
January 30 2013, 05:20PM
The Canucks pp has been lame.
They'll likely pick it up.
How is Whitney's $4 million looking?
Hahahahaa!! Whitney's $4M is looking like a pile of stinking awful!
Terrible, terrible trade. The only pass Tamby(?) gets is that Visnovsky, as we now see, in Visnovskian fashion, wouldn't play in Edmonton because he has Lauren Pronger disease. Biatch.
But Gillis' big off season, boo hoo "OMG, what? Schultz didn't want to sign here and chose Edmonton instead???" acquisition is looking like a bit of a flop.
If Garrison was the D-Man he was billed to be, he could help that PP.
Horcoff...lol lets give it a rest ? why dont you give me a rest ? Do you have a man crush on him or what ? This guy , and no fault of his own, does not belong on anyones power play. You think he would be on the ice for a PP on any other team ? You are dreaming. Yes , he is decent at draws, thats it, nothing else. It managements fault they have not been able to find someone who can take draws and have some offensive skill. Give it rest ? I dont think so.
Top PP in the league @ 35% - guess they are smarter than you dude ...
January 30 2013, 09:30PM
When Horcoff scored his first goal and I won the lottery, my wife came back to me. Coincidence? I don't think so. That #10 is one awesome dude.
January 30 2013, 10:37PM
I can't believe you all don't know...
Jazz hands is the biggest hockey snub you can give another team.... I can't believe Yak broke it out, damn!
January 30 2013, 10:48PM
Proof of troll. Probably alter ego of DSF.
More like DSF's retarded cousin.
Question, isn't instigating a fight in the final 5 minutes an automatic 1 game suspension? Now maybe it wasn't a fight but pretty sure Morris doing his Chris Brown impersonation qualifies...
Are you guys serious? The oilers let in 1 goal and you're all still complaining about the defence!?!? You hear it's rough with all the pressure that players feel in TO and VAN but not in EDM. Potter made a few mistakes but played a solid game. Don't be so quick to ship someone away. What happens if Potter gets shipped and somebody gets injured? You want Peckham playing? No thank you.
Personally I think Gagner and Harti win players of the game for the second time in a row. No one on the squad shows as much heart and as much battle as them. People need to stop being so quick to want to ship Gagner away. He's a top 50 centre in the league. What more do you want from your 2C?
The oilers win and you guys still complain!! Celebrate! Don't always focus on the negatives this isn't Ryan Batty's blog.
January 30 2013, 11:20PM
soupy, wonder why it didn't click with you when someone mentions Horcoff, Smmyth and making the playoffs on the last day of the season. And you start yapping about 78-79.
I indulged you once, it won't happen again.
Please reread your idiocy and you will see where this went off the rails for you. And no need to indulge me friend. I am fine. We are done, Troll.
January 30 2013, 11:23PM
I like big butts and I can not lie.
More koolaid please.
January 30 2013, 01:42PM
Horc is my goat, but honestly I chose wrong. He's doing his job exactly the way I expect from him. He was responsible for a couple PP goals because of his work in front of the net.
I hope they buy him out this summer then re-sign him for 1/3 of what he is making. He earns the same money but his Cap hit remains in line with the role he has on the club.
I have always had a sneaking suspicion that the Giveaway stat was not really indicative of how "bad" a guy is playing, but rather how much he carried the puck. Many other team's notable puck carriers finish the year leading the NHL in give aways.
Look at last year's top give away artists, its a who's who of offensive players:
1. Ilya Kovalchuk
2. Ryan Getzlaf
3. Joe Thornton
4. John Carlson
5. Jeff Petry
6. P.K. Subban
7. Erik Karlsson
8. Jason Spezza
9. Phil Kessel
10. Dion Phaneuf
January 30 2013, 01:44PM
@Matt Henderson
I believe you have to wait an entire season before your able to sign a player you bought out.
January 30 2013, 02:44PM
With great power comes great responsibility.
January 30 2013, 03:18PM
The Canucks pp has been lame.
They'll likely pick it up.
How is Whitney's $4 million looking?
Whitney is a good comp.
I'd say Whitney, Garrison, and Wideman are the 3 most overrated and over-paid defensemen in the Western Conference.
Thankfully Whitney is a UFA after this season :p
Am I the only one who things Gene Principe is not really funny? The odd attempt at humour would be okay, but he tries too hard. I do think he has the ability to provide viewers with some insights, and I wish he would stick to these.
January 30 2013, 03:50PM
I think this game will start out fun then get pretty slow and boring. We win 2-1 in OT with both regulation goals coming in the first 10 minutes.
January 30 2013, 03:59PM
Am I the only one who things Gene Principe is not really funny? The odd attempt at humour would be okay, but he tries too hard. I do think he has the ability to provide viewers with some insights, and I wish he would stick to these.
I can't tell you that you're wrong, but I can tell you he cracks me up.
Self-awareness buys you a lot of goodwill.
Gene Principe is a Millions times better than Roger.
Oh, and hi DSF!
January 30 2013, 06:56PM
Look at 05 to 08, he would have been an amazing 50-70 pt 3rd line centre...
January 30 2013, 07:32PM
The game continues to evolve and change so be careful about measuring any player based on points alone.
Horcoff and amazing should never be in the paragraph!!
Yeah lets forget his 19 points in 24 playoff games on our way to the cup finals... The bum was in way over his head!
Yes recently Horcoff has not performed; but there was a time when he was projecting to be a much better player. To pretend he was never any good is a joke.
But hey if you want to ignore what a player actual did, more power to you.
@ Nasreddin Hodja look at the link on the previous page
Somewhere DSF is doing his best Mr. Burns "eeeeexcellent" impersonation while Jefffy Smithers stands obediently by his side waiting for the slightest acknowledgement of his existence ........
Release the hounds!!
All DSF wants are Minnesota Wild players with fricken lasers .....
January 30 2013, 08:13PM
That Grange guy is pretty good too. He looks kinda small though.
January 30 2013, 08:42PM
That Grange guy is pretty good too. He looks kinda small though.
It's spelt Gagne dumbass!
January 30 2013, 09:06PM
Horcoff was selected in the forth round but there was a time when he was projected to be a much better player.. really!
What you don't wanna make comments about my mother funny guy?
When you have trolled as well as DSF maybe, but you have a looooong way to troll before you get there.
Can you list how terrible Horcoff's 73 point season was? I don't think we know how to properly appreciate how bad he was when he produced that much.
January 30 2013, 09:48PM
I've been watching them since 1978 and a season ticket holder many of those years. You probably don't know this but they squeezed into the playoffs on the last day of that season.They were a powerhouse alright!
And if you have a boy crush-on Symth good for you I guess. You are pretty narcissistic to have opinions that begin with "if you don't love Ryan Smyth you ain't no Oiler fan".
If you had a clue you'd be on the floor playing with it.
As a devout Oil follower, one would assume you would know that they never played an NHL game until October 1979 and snuck into the playoffs in 1980.
Yours truly, clueless and hopeless.
January 30 2013, 09:48PM
I've been watching them since 1978 and a season ticket holder many of those years. You probably don't know this but they squeezed into the playoffs on the last day of that season.They were a powerhouse alright!
And if you have a boy crush-on Symth good for you I guess. You are pretty narcissistic to have opinions that begin with "if you don't love Ryan Smyth you ain't no Oiler fan".
If you had a clue you'd be on the floor playing with it.
As a devout Oil follower, one would assume you would know that they never played an NHL game until October 1979 and snuck into the playoffs in 1980.
Yours truly, clueless and hopeless.
January 30 2013, 09:53PM
They can't all be Rembrandts. But you are correct. Game has all the edge of a wet Kleenex.
January 30 2013, 09:57PM
When Horcoff Arrived in town, I was able to grow facial hair.
Horcoff had a 73 point season. He also had a 50 points in 53 game season where he went to the all star game. Smyth had seasons where he scored 39 goals, 36 goals, 31 goals, 31 goals, and seven seasons with 20+ goals. Neither players were ever stars and personally I think they have almost nil offensive ability left but Smyth was a very good player and Horcoff was a decent player with two very good seasons.
January 30 2013, 10:05PM
Anyone else watching the Phoenix feed? These guys bore me stiff... The don't mention punishing hits, never get excited about anything, and put me to sleep... No onder nobody watches the Coyotes games.
January 30 2013, 10:17PM
Soupy where did I say they got in on the last day of the season for 78-79. You have trouble reading or is comprehension your problem?
I see you have access to the internet at least.. Seems some of your friends don't have television as they continually ask where they can get a live stream.
Okay. Lets go to the 77 / 78 season where they were 6 points clear of the team out of the playoffs. I am foggy on that. Was that when the WHA gave 4 points for a win or when they played double headers? For the love of God stop, please. It's just no fun anymore. Save some dignity. Put on your Sedin Jammies and hit the hay. You have had a looooooong day.
So... what was wrong with Yakupov's celebration this time? One hop and waiting for his team mates to come celebrate too? Not sure where the issue was. Maybe kept his arms open just a touch too long but nothing to throw a hissy over
We need to ask Don Cherry if that celebration was ok.
Ridiculous they are upset on that one


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As filmmaker, Matt Duhamel ventures out to find forgiveness by courageously discussing his past failures including his former legal troubles, he speaks with spiritual leaders, professionals, researchers and everyday people highlighting their stories in hopes to better understand how the forgiveness process affects our everyday lives.
Duhamel states, "…though the film includes my own personal story, it's not a self-serving film. Professionals, researchers, everyday people, spiritual leaders and more are interviewed so we can better understand the forgiveness process. I also highlight personal and powerful stories from everyday people. The stories cover attempted suicide, abuse and other personal struggles."
Duhamel has already interviewed local professionals, doctors and authors including, Dr. Wendy Ulrich, PhD., author "Forgiving Ourselves", Dr. David Derezotes, Professor at the University of Utah School of Social Work, The Very Rev. Joe Waldon from The Cathedral Church of St. Mark, and many others including renowned forgiveness researcher, Dr. Robert Enright, Ph.D., Co-founder of the International Forgiveness Institute.
As film director of Metamora Films, Duhamel is asking $3,500 for a HP Workstation editing system in order to complete the film post-production phase. His Kickstarter Campaign runs through March 2nd, 2014 with donations being accepted by visiting: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/954564285/finding-forgiveness-a-directors-journey