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Ales Hemsky: Ten Game Segments
Jonathan Willis
May 14 2009 04:04PM
Every so often I'll go to the Oilers' official site and break down a player's season into ten-game segments (what can I say, I have an exciting life). Generally, there's a lot of variation from segment to segment – something which makes me skeptical about judging a player's playoff performance, since even the best players will have lousy ten-game segments.
In any case, I found something interesting when I broke down Ales Hemsky's season into ten-game chunks (because he played 72 games, the last chunk is 12 games long). Here are the numbers, but rather than arrange them chronologically, I've arranged them based on his shooting rates (average shots per game during each span):
- Nov. 26 – Dec. 17: 10GP – 5G- 5A – 10PTS, +3, 37 shots (3.7 shots/gm)
- Nov. 2 – Nov. 20: 10GP – 5G – 8A – 13PTS, +3, 29 shots (2.9 shots/gm)
- Dec. 19 – Feb. 3: 10GP – 6G – 6A – 12PTS, +3, 29 shots (2.9 shots/gm)
- Feb. 5 – Feb. 24: 10GP – 3G – 8A – 11PTS, -3, 25 shots (2.5 shots/gm)
- Oct. 12 – Nov. 1: 10GP – 0G – 8A – 8PTS, -4, 23 shots (2.3 shots/gm)
- Mar. 20 – Apr. 1: 12GP – 2G – 8A – 10PTS, EV, 26 shots (2.2 shots/gm)
- Feb. 26 – Mar. 19: 10GP – 2G – 3A – 5PTS, -1, 16 shots (1.6 shots/gm)
Hemsky varies between 1.6 and 3.7 shots per game during this span, averaging 2.57 shots/game on the season. Let's add the totals up for segments where Hemsky shot more frequently than average, and segments where he shot less frequently:
- More than 2.57 shots/gm: 30GP – 16G – 19A – 35PTS, +9
- Less than 2.57 shots/gm: 42GP – 7G – 27A – 34PTS, -8
That's a rather significant difference; certainly this season Hemsky enjoyed success when he shot more. I wondered though whether the shooting was strictly a function of time in each zone – I saw two real possibilities to explain the phenomenon:
1) Ales Hemsky takes more shots when he's spending more time in the offensive zone; therefore, the increased shot count coincides with periods of success because he's spending more time at the right end of the rink
2) Ales Hemsky is a better offensive player when he records more shots; the time in the offensive zone will have some correlation to Hemsky's shot count but won't explain it entirely.
The best measurement of time in the offensive zone that we have right now is Vic Ferrari's Corsi program. So I ran those ten game segments at his site for comparison's sake:
- Nov. 26 – Dec. 17: 3.7 shots per game, +5.3 Corsi per game
- Nov. 2 – Nov. 20: 2.9 shots per game, +0.2 Corsi per game
- Dec. 19 – Feb. 3: 2.9 shots per game, +0.8 Corsi per game
- Feb. 5 – Feb. 24: 2.5 shots per game, -0.3 Corsi per game
- Oct. 12 – Nov. 1: 2.3 shots per game, +1.7 Corsi per game
- Mar. 20 – Apr. 1: 2.2 shots per game, +0.5 Corsi per game
- Feb. 26 – Mar. 19: 1.6 shots per game, -2.0 Corsi per game
At this point, we can see that there's some overlap; the highest and lowest Corsi events correspond with the highest and lowest shot rates. However, there isn't a ton of overlap, and it's probably fair to say that for Ales Hemsky, taking more shots is an indication that he's at the top of his game.
This bodes well for the future; Hemsky's shot rates have been on an upward slope since the lockout, and this year marked a personal high in shots taken.
May 14 2009, 04:17PM
This could be the year he passes Getzlaf/Vinny on the NHL elite list ;)
May 14 2009, 04:19PM
You have to wonder if taking shots on net is something that can be taught or if it is similar to going to the tough parts of the ice. If Hemsky should be shooting more then perhaps we should get him a set up man and make him take the shot. Would this bring more success?
West Coast Oil wrote:
If Hemsky should be shooting more then perhaps we should get him a set up man and make him take the shot.
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May 14 2009, 04:32PM
Well, it's no secret that this team needs to be active this summer in making adjustments. Let's hope that means having some complimentary players who can keep up with Hemsky.
I wonder if the coaching change will have an effect on his game, as MacT is the only one he's ever known as a pro. Part of me kind of hopes the new coach just says to him "forget about playing defence, just go out there and score", just to see what happens.
May 14 2009, 04:38PM
He got worse as the season went along . . .
I'd say Ales is a better player when he's not completely worn out towards the end of every shift because of lingering effects from a concussion.
As the season was winding down I was wondering if the stats would match the "saw him good" when it came to what Hemsky was doing. It would appear so.
What I was wondering is how the Oilers PP did in respect to those same 10 game segments.
It was something aweful down the stretch and from the seats I had it looked to largely stem from how Hemsky was quaterbacking it. Uncreative, static and it looked like he never ever shot the puck which I would think is critical if for nothing else to inject some unpredictability into the set up.
I haven't dug too deeply into the stats that are available but do they break down shots to EV, PP, SH? If so I would be curious to see how his shooting rate on the PP affects the PP % for the team.
@ David Staples:
So you think his concussion had a lot to do with his piss poor performance down the stretch even though his best hockey was played when he came back?
Im not disagreeing with you 100% but I think it was more a lack of motivation, not playing for the coach, and acting like a princess that did it.
David Staples wrote:
He got worse as the season went along . . . I'd say Ales is a better player when he's not completely worn out towards the end of every shift because of lingering effects from a concussion.
His point production was on the same wavelength as Horcoff's energy. Towards the end of the year they both started to wane. Someone really needed to clue MacT in that Horcoff and Hemsky are not siamese twins.
May 14 2009, 10:15PM
I've gone to one Oiler game in my life, and that was the 10-2 loss to Buffalo (great choice, I know, I know), and some idiot behind yelled "SHOOT!! SHOOT!! SHOOT THE DAMN THING ALREADY!!!" Everytime Mr. Hemsky touched the puck. I think he doesn't shoot just to spite the rich badwords that can afford to get drunk at an Oilers game.
@ HollaHollaHo'sFoADolla: I'm sure that's exactly what he's thinking.
May 14 2009, 11:54PM
Jack Bauer wrote:
So you think his concussion had a lot to do with his piss poor performance down the stretch even though his best hockey was played when he came back?
9 points in his last 10. He ~really~ let the team down in that last stretch.
Archaeologuy wrote:
He ~really~ let the team down in that last stretch.
Mar. 20 – Apr. 1: 12GP – 2G – 8A – 10PTS
2 goals in 12 games - the most important stretch of the year. I wouldn't go so far as to say he let the team down, but he sure didn't deliver like he said he wanted to. That's a pretty crappy time for your best guy to be anything less than at his best.
I would however agree with David Staples here. Both Hemsky and Horcoff were driven into the ground, although it's not like there was any other choice.
Sure there was a choice..... last year when the injuries were rampant they had to rely on the kids and guys like Gagner and Cogliano stepped up playing basically first line minutes. Gagner was hot down the stretch and granted he may be too young to be able to carry a team but why not give him a shot? What have you got to lose, your job?
Looking at this, there is only 2 10 game segments where he didnt put up at least a PPG, and one of them was 8 in 10. He is a consistent performer, and I find it strange alot of Oil fans would consider him trade bait, compare this to Dustin Brown's totals. 0 pts in last 12 games would be enough comparison for me. For shame Jim Matheson, for shame.
May 15 2009, 08:58AM
@ David S: I'll be sure to let Wayne Gretzky know that his assists no longer count as offensive production.
@ Archaeologuy: Can you also let Thornton and Malkin know too?
May 15 2009, 09:55AM
@ topshelf: I'm sending text messages now
I like Hemmer too... But he is the ONLY Oiler who has the talent to score more than thirty goals; so shoot already! This team needs a GOAL SCORER: and Hemsky is capable... so that should be the emphasis. Heading into the allstar break Hemsky looked like he was finally emerging because he was thinking about nothing but net; and THAT is what the Oilers need from him. I hope the new coach makes it clear that this is the expectation... If Hemsky is going to be "The Man" another twenty goal season is not enough.
May 15 2009, 10:39AM
Chris wrote:
If Hemsky is going to be "The Man" another twenty goal season is not enough.
Yeah! If he wants to be "The Man" on this team he better lead the team in every offensive category and get close to a point per game!
*checks the stats again*
Oh yeah, he already did. Never mind. Maybe what the team needs is other players like him.
@ Chris: I disagree with you. Hemsky isn't a 30 goal guy in my mind. He may come close, but to me he is more of a 20-25 goal guy and with some capable players around him I could easily see him getting around 65 assists. The problem is that with his current linemates he isn't getting the assists that he would if he had a true "one shot scorer" playing alongside him. Just think back to all the times this year you thought "jesus Horcoff, you need to bury that". Hemsky is a playmaker not a sniper, so they NEED to get someone to finish.
@ Archaeologuy:
I'm trying to make a point about players stepping up to their role. When big Georges was sent packing a few years back, it fell on Stortini to be the heavy weight... He wasn't ready, but Storts did the best he could. When it became obvious that a true heavy-weight was needed, management brought in Big Mac. Similarly, when Smyth left town and took his thirty to thirty- goals a year with him; I'm sure it was thought that Hemsky could/should step up and be the new goal scorer... (like I said... He has the tools to do so...) But Hemsky hasn't "stepped up"... With Hemsky unable/unwilling to take the next step towards Superstardom, management has taken runs at Jager, and Hossa to try and find that elusive thirty goal guy. It could well play out that Hemsky is eventually moved for a guy who can light the lamp at a more prolific rate; and I think we both agree that that would be a shame.
@ topshelf:
I'm guessing Oilers management thought he could be a thirty goal guy... or moving Smyth was EXTRA stupid.
May 15 2009, 11:08AM
Chris wrote:
@ topshelf: I'm guessing Oilers management thought he could be a thirty goal guy… or moving Smyth was EXTRA stupid.
I'm guessing it's because they thought they could replace him on the FA market. Hopefully that lesson has been learned.
Not every point producer is a natural goal scorer. Why can't people see this?
Chris wrote:
@ topshelf: I'm guessing Oilers management thought he could be a thirty goal guy… or moving Smyth was EXTRA stupid.
~We all know how brilliant Oilers management is~
May 15 2009, 11:13AM
@ Chris: I dont think the role he wanted was to be the 40 goal scorer. He wanted to be the offensive leader of the team. He accomplished that goal. The other day in ON we discussed Getzlaf and his elite status. He has never scored more than 25 goals. That's only 2 more than Hemsky this season and he played more games than Hemmer. Smyth left and the Oil need another goal scorer for sure, but that isnt up to Hemsky to take over. Hemsky took over Smyth's role as offensive leader, not goal scorer.
What else can Hemsky do? He put up a career high in shots and goals AND was 13 points ahead of the next forward, who incidentaly played 8 more games than Hemsky. At some point he still needs other people who can actually put the puck in the net.
@ Archaeologuy: Exactly. It's ludacris to think that by trading Hemsky for a 40 goal man that this team will be in better shape than they are today. You can't win by having your offense revolve entirely around one player, which was the case for the most part this season. Other players need to step up and contribute.
topshelf wrote:
Hemsky is a playmaker not a sniper, so they NEED to get someone to finish.
I agree that Hemsky prefers to make the pretty pass... But the team needs him to score. Hemsky has the wheels and a great shot, he just needs to shift his mindset. Coaches/Managers demand this kind of thing from players all the time; most NHL grinders were goal scores in JR who evolved/adapted thier game to better contribute to the success of both thier club and thier own career. Elite players are often able or expected to make the necessary adjustments to lead thier team to victory.
@ Chris: You're asking him to change the way he views the game of hockey. The very way that got him to the NHL, onto the Oilers top line and to be their top scorer. Now, it isn't good enough? He has evolved and adapted his game but what more does HE have to do as an individual?
May 15 2009, 11:27AM
Chris wrote:
Elite players are often able or expected to make the necessary adjustments to lead thier team to victory.
So Hemsky is expected to alter his entire skill set in order to become ONLY a goal scorer. And this is reasonable how? The guy has been adding more shots into his game every year on his road to becoming the most consistent point producer on the team. But he isnt adapting to the needs of the team? I think you've already made up your mind on the guy and are making it impossible to ever change it.
Archaeologuy wrote:
I dont think the role he wanted was to be the 40 goal scorer.
Why not? Everone likes to score goals. Look, I'm not privy to the private conversations Hemsky has had with Lowe/Tambellini. I'm not sure if he failed to meet, or if in fact Hemsky exceeded thier expectations... What I do know is that Hemsky makes goal scoring look easy when he is on his game... Kinda like Penner made destroying Landon Wilson look easy...
@ topshelf: @ Archaeologuy:
I think I'm a bigger Hemsky fan than both of you... I see in him a potential for an even higher level game.
Chris wrote:
Kinda like Penner made destroying Landon Wilson look easy…
Does that mean Penner should be a fighter now? I know it's a stretch but that is the very same argument as the one you are making here.
May 15 2009, 11:42AM
@ Chris: I agree he can score more, i dont think 30 goals is out of the realm of possibilities. Goal scoring still isnt his first instinct. It isnt for every player. Like i said, Getzlaf has never scored more than 25. Joe Thornton regularly scores less than 30 goals a season.
Archaeologuy wrote:
So Hemsky is expected to alter his entire skill set in order to become ONLY a goal scorer.
I didn't say that. Don't be obtuse. Assuming Hemsky wants to lead the Oilers into the playoffs, he needs to think net. He has shown us all that he can score; so sustain that mindset. Pro's adjust thier game to suit the style/shortcommings of their linmates all the time; maybe it's easier to button hook inside the line and lob the puck towards Horcoff and make the broken play HIS fault... or maybe it's time Hemsky plays up to the true height of own potential: challenging the D and forcing the goalie to make a stop. I don't make excuses for Penner playing soft when he has the tools to dominate the boards, nor will I be satisfied with Hemsky showing true offensive intensity once every three or four games.
May 15 2009, 11:46AM
Chris wrote:
I think I'm a bigger Hemsky fan than both of you… I see in him a potential for an even higher level game.
i see a higher level for him to reach also, but i still dont think he will be able to surpass a point per game with dead weight anchors like Horcoff playing with him.
May 15 2009, 11:52AM
Chris wrote:
Assuming Hemsky wants to lead the Oilers into the playoffs, he needs to think net.
And so if Kovalchuk wants to lead the Thrasher to the playoffs he needs to think net EVEN MORE, because his team cant. It's Kovalchuk's fault that the Thrashers dont make the playoffs every year. At what point do you place the blame on the OTHER players who werent pulling their weight all year?
topshelf wrote:
Does that mean Penner should be a fighter now? I know it's a stretch but that is the very same argument as the one you are making here.
Yes! That is exactly the argument I'm making. Championship teams are composed of players who do whatever is in thier power to help the team win... even if it means re-inventing yourself a little to best contribute. Penner doesn't need to be an enforcer, but it would be nice if he acted like a true power forward. Similarly, it would be nice if Hemsky assumed that role as the Oilers clear-cut goal scorer... If mamangement can find a trigger man for Hemsky...GREAT! If not, what's the point in having a set up man with no-one to set up?
Chris wrote:
He has shown us all that he can score; so sustain that mindset
His mindset never changed to a shoot first mentality and it never will. You are nieve to think that it ever will.
Chris wrote:
Penner doesn't need to be an enforcer
~But he does because it looks easy when he fights~
That was your argument.
Chris wrote:
Similarly, it would be nice if Hemsky assumed that role as the Oilers clear-cut goal scorer…
That isn't the type of player he is. You can't make someone into something they are not. Ask MacT, he knows all about it.
Archaeologuy wrote:
I'll be sure to let Wayne Gretzky know that his assists no longer count as offensive production.
You'd have a stronger point if Hemsky was putting in 50 or so a year.
Hey look. All I know is that these playoffs are really showing what true star status is all about. I'm sorry, but Hemsky is not in this league yet. He's good, I'll give you that. But he's not nearly as good as it seems we've made him out to be. Another case of fans vastly overrating their players? Maybe. It also might be that his supporting cast is pretty weak, which is another thing that's pretty obvious watching the playoffs. Crosby, Ovechkin and Staal have guys to work with. Hemsky? Not so much.
Still, this team just isn't that good. In a perfect world, we need another Hemsky AND a Crosby or a Hossa.
topshelf wrote:
~But he does because it looks easy when he fights~ That was your argument.
Don't be petty... I clarified my statement. It's clear the argument I was making is that Oilers need Penner to be more physical. He has the tools but lacks the mindset... and therfore draws some criticism.
Similarly, the Oilers could have used more than 23 goals out of a guy as talented as Hemsky. Sure, if Horcoff was converting Hemsky passes, left and right, and the team was hunting the division title, no shift of focus required...Hemsky would be free to fall into his comfort zone as a "playmaker" sans crticism.
Fact is, the Oilers were small so Penner should have stepped up physically. The Oilers couldn't score, so Hemsky should have shifted his mindset to a more shoot first mentality. The coaches have been asking him to do this for years... Penner may never reach his full potential as a true first line power forward. Hemsky may well never reach his full potential either. It's too bad.
Hemsky put up good numbers, but he could have done more.
May 15 2009, 12:16PM
in the 77 point year he had less shots than the past two. so how about this AXIOM - "with better players around him, Hemsky plays better." could it be so obvious? id rather see him play with crap asses until his sweet contract runs out just to see how much Statistical Balls this kid has so we can whine later. getting a good core is secondary in this town.
Chris wrote:
so Hemsky should have shifted his mindset to a more shoot first mentality.
I think he has done that. You don't?
topshelf wrote:
That isn't the type of player he is. You can't make someone into something they are not.
You can't force a player to achieve outside his skillset...But is it unreasonable to ask a player to consistantly deliver what he can? Penner is 6'4". He CAN hit. He chooses not too. If Penner refuses to be coached, or lacks the internal drive to achieve his best; then send him packing.
Hemsky CAN use his speed to force the D back, then pull up sharp and use the bewildered defender as a screen... we've all see him do it... So do it more often. IMO Hemsky has a better or at least comparable shot to Camalleri; who scored nearly forty goals. If Hemskey is too stubborn, or eqotistical to follow even the most basic coaching instuction like shoot more; than maybe it's time to move him. I want only selfless committed players in Oiler silks. Why accept less? If the Oilers do aquire a shooter for Hemsky, I want to know that Hemsky would be willing to switch things up and shoot more in the event said player gets injured. It's called doing what it takes to win.
@ Chris: As far as Penner is concerned you might as well save your breath because I am 100% in agreement with you.
We are going to have to agree to disagree on the Hemsky matter because we are just spinning our wheels on this subject. I think Hemsky needs someone to score along side him, you think he needs to score more.
Chris wrote:
It's called doing what it takes to win.
I think he does do that but it becomes too much though when the entire bench looks to one player to single handedly win a game for the team.
topshelf wrote:
I think he does do that but it becomes too much though when the entire bench looks to one player to single handedly win a game for the team.
Isn't this exactly what he wanted?
BTW - you're both right. Hemsky needs better linemates to score more himself.
Chris wrote:
If the Oilers do aquire a shooter for Hemsky, I want to know that Hemsky would be willing to switch things up and shoot more in the event said player gets injured. It's called doing what it takes to win.
Should read: If the Oiulers do aquire a shooter to PLAY WITH Hemsky.
topshelf wrote:
We are going to have to agree to disagree on the Hemsky matter because we are just spinning our wheels on this subject
We both agree that Hemsky is a natural playmaker and would benifit by playing with a finisher. I'm just saying that when management failed to deliver that player, Hemsky should have done more to shift his focus in the offensive zone... I'd bet we'd all be pleasantly surprised at what he could achieve with a shoot first mindset.
May 15 2009, 01:17PM
To bad he disapeared down the stretch when the team needed him the most. The biggest thing with Hemmer is he needs to get STRONGER! He's gets muscled of the puck way to easily. Don't you guys agree?
David S wrote:
Isn't this exactly what he wanted?
To an extent. There is a difference between wanting to be the guy and everyone else waiting for you to win the game for them.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County Public Lands Council met on Dec. 9 to discuss public lands issues facing the county and to hear agency reports. Bill Broadbear from the forest service reported on the fee demo program they have in place at Potters Pond and Willow Lake. This year they collected $14,000 in camping fees and spent $5,000 for the volunteers. Monies collected stay locally and are put back into the sites. Broadbear said they were also able to pay salaries out of appropriated funds which left more funds for the campgrounds themselves. He said they couldn't operate without the help of the volunteers.
Broadbear reported on the work done at Lake Canyon on the road to Millers Flat Reservoir. The work is 50 percent complete with some of the roads being redone and gravel laid down, some roads have been ripped out and barriers are in place. The forest service hopes the work will be complete by July 4, 2004.
Indian Creek Campground will undergo a renovation in 2004 with money coming from the regional office for improvements. The water system will be repaired and a rusty storage tank replaced. The campground will be configured to better accommodate group use which accounts for 90 percent of the usage at the campground.
In regards to the low water boat ramp at Joes Valley, the county will reapply for funding which was refused last year, but chances look better this year.
Broadbear requests input concerning the development of additional fee areas in Huntington Canyon. Currently there are 28 feeless sites and eight where fees are charged. Plans are being made for an additional seven sites with fees. The sites will included fire rings and better access. This would bring the feeless sites down to 21 and increase the fee assessed sites to 15. Many of these sites are just pull off places.
When the Lake Canyon area is complete they are considering fees in that area as well. The Lake Canyon project is 50 percent in Emery County and 50 percent in Sanpete County and $300,000 is being spent in the area. The forest service said that 60 percent of the visitors to that area are from the Wasatch Front and they help in maintaining the area with the use of fees. Currently this fee is at $3 per vehicle for overnight use. Daytime visitors to the area are not charged a fee.
Some council members thought the use of fees in the area will push people farther along the Millers Flat road and possibly creating new disturbances in other areas. Broadbear pointed out that with the improvements to the area they hope to set some capacities for use. The area is a management challenge for the forest service.
Craig Johansen from the water subcommittee began his water report with an update. He said that as of Dec. 9 Seely was 79 percent of average, Buckflat-116 percent, Red Pine, 100 percent, Mammoth/Cottonwood, 107 percent of average, White River, 126 percent and Muddy-118 percent.
Joes Valley is currently sitting at 32,052 acre feet of water, last year at this time is was sitting at 21,190. This extra 10,000 acre feet over last year belongs to Utah Power and is water they held over. The other 50 percent is project water. Water is being released from the reservoir at 22 second feet and this is for the power plant and drinking water.
Johansen informed everyone present about the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining meeting which is to be held in Castle Dale at 9:30 a.m. on Dec. 16. Current local issues involving DOGM will be discussed. He also reported the wild and scenic river work with the forest service has been completed and two suitability reports have been compiled. "Ann King has been helpful and gracious and worked hard to bring the forest service and the county together. The BLM has gone underground and we don't know what they're doing. The process with the BLM has been totally different than with the forest service."
Ray Petersen, Emery County public lands direct said that he had read through the documents and recommended that they endorse them as Emery County's position.
Tory Killian reported on recreation saying she had met with the BLM on dispersed camping and can see where the BLM has viable concerns. They said they would like the lands council to list the dispersed camping sites that have been used before and are now closed and maybe they can open these back up to motorized travel. One area the BLM is currently reviewing is the Mussentuchit Flats area where Petersen said the sand dune had been left open for travel. Killian said that human waste appears to be a big issue in the area and this high use area is being considered for toilets.
Petersen suggested they and the BLM continue the field trips to look at sites. Killian also said she was going to meet with the forest service and see how they determine camping spots. Killian is also putting together a recreation subcommittee to study these issues.
Vernell Rowley suggested the Morris/Knudsen tunnels be examined for possible listing on the National Register to afford them protection from being destroyed. It was determined that Rowley bring more information about the listing process and the protection it affords to the next meeting.
Donna Sackett, representative from Sen. Bob Bennett's office informed the council there are currently 100 Heritage Bills in Congress at the present time but most are currently dead as Sen. Harry Reed has put a stop to them. Dennis Worwood, council chairman said he felt the window of opportunity had closed for now for a Heritage Bill and he thinks a local approach to heritage industry and heritage tourism can be developed.
Petersen pointed out in the BLM resource management plan that areas of critical or environmental concerns can be used for specific sites, such as the Morris/Knudsen tunnels and other such historic areas. The BLM is currently still working on the alternatives to the RMP. Johansen pointed out there is some identification of such historic sites on a map used previously for National Conservation Area legislation.
Floyd Johnson from the BLM reported that in the identification of each site such as for an AC/EC then documentation of the area's importance as well as photographs are used to substantiate why an area needs an added measure of protection. Johnson pointed out that listing on the national register could preclude development in that area and it was something to be considered.
The forest service said they had been involved in a similar project with the Stuarts Guard Station which was determined to qualify for special status and it was assessed by a cultural resource specialist and an architect.
Petersen said that Commissioner Gary Kofford had sent a letter to the BLM regarding a situation with a road that takes off of the Moore road. This road previously opened has been closed by a private land owner and the county is petitioning the BLM to open one of their roads which will take travelers to the same place as the other privately owned road. Kofford stressed the need in his letter for the situation to be resolved immediately, but Petersen said it didn't look like any action would take place until after the first of the year.
Petersen reported that the RS-2477 roads have come to a standstill. He will be attending meetings in Salt Lake concerning RS-2477 on Dec. 11. The new lieutenant governor, Gayle McKeachnie will be the contact on the issue and he is currently being brought up to speed on the issue before things can move forward. The 20 roads initially listed have not as yet been sent on to the Department of the Interior.
The access committee is still working to determine which county roads will be open to ATV travel and the next access meeting will be Dec. 11.
Dickson Huntington, grazing subcommittee informed the council about the permit buyout legislation currently being considered. Huntington thinks this is a ploy by environmental groups to buy AUMs and then retire them. The people sponsoring such buyouts are those involved in bringing the logging industry to a stop. Commissioner Drew Sitterud said that such buyouts are contrary to the Taylor Grazing Act. Permittees have a right to sale, but someone else can file on their claim. Huntington said he doesn't think buyouts in the local area would work because as many as 10 permittees might have to agree to such a sell because of the common allotments. The Farm Bureau and the Cattlemen's Association have spoken against such buyouts. A meeting will be held after the first of the year with local cattlemen to keep them abreast of the current attacks on grazing.
Johnson gave the BLM update detailing projects at the Cleveland/Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry and the Temple Mountain area.
Mesia Nyman, district ranger from the forest service told of a visit last week to the East Fork of Box Canyon where an archaeological dig has collapsed and the flow from the east side of the creek has been erratic, she attributed the decreased flow to cracked aquifers and undermining in the area. She said they don't know yet what the creek will do but they are monitoring the situation.
Nyman reported that they will speak at the DOGM meeting and update them on the placement of measurement flumes on the tributaries coming into Electric Lake. They will also discuss the proposal for mining facilities in Rilda Canyon and possible environmental concerns where Energy West wishes to divert the creek into a culvert for the length of 1,200 feet.
Nyman said there will be a public meeting to gather input on the watershed analysis probably sometime in January. Next public lands meeting on Jan.13.

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Date change, volleyball celebration for VI Pan-American Men's Volleyball Cup
OTTAWA – Volleyball Canada announced today that the 2011 VI Pan-American Men's Volleyball Cup has been rescheduled for June 13-18 at the Robert-Guertin Arena in Gatineau, Que., in order to be aligned with several other events which will make the week a true celebration of the sport.
The Canadian squad is excited about hosting this major international tournament.
The tournament which traditionally attracts several world superpowers including Brazil, the reigning world champions, Cuba and the United States was originally set for June 7-12 at the same venue. Canada, 19th at the worlds last September, placed fifth at last year's Pan Am Cup.
The new dates now coincide with the Volleyball Canada's Annual General Assembly, also set for Gatineau, as well as a potential CIS (Canadian Interuniversity Sport) and CCAA (Canadian College Athletic Association) Athlete Development Summit.
"We really want that week to be a volleyball celebration so we can get the community involved to its full potential.'' said Ariane Thibault, marketing and events coordinator for Volleyball Canada.
''This will be the first time in several years that the Ottawa-Gatineau region will host a men's senior international volleyball tournament so we are pretty excited about it,'' said Vincent Pichette, the national team assistant coach. Head coach Glenn Hoag is currently overseas coaching in Europe.
''The Pan Am Cup is traditionally the first big tournament of the season with our full national team and this year it is particularly important because we have a big year ahead with Olympic qualification starting later this fall.''
The tournament is the first step in the 2012 FIVB World League qualifying process – last year Puerto Rico advanced from the Pan Am Cup tournament to eventually qualify to this year's World League competition.
The Pan Am Cup will also be a preview of the men's volleyball tournament at the Pan American Games set for Guadalajara, Mexico in October 2011. The Pan Am Games are not an Olympic qualifying event as is the case in some other team sports. Canada's primary Olympic qualifying event is the men's NORCECA Zone qualification tournament in January 2012.
Most of Canada's national team players are currently playing professionally overseas and will start rejoining the current training group at the national team centre in Gatineau this spring.
The final list of the participating teams for the Pan Am Cup will be finalized over the next several weeks. Ticket details will also follow in the upcoming weeks.
For more information:
Volleyball Canada
Marketing and Events Coordinator | Coordonatrice du marketing et des événements
Tel: 613-748-5681 x 222
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Chris Henry has been named as captain for the second of Ulster's back-to-back Heineken Cup Pool 4 clashes with Northampton.
Chris Henry has been named as captain for the second of Ulster's back-to-back Heineken Cup Pool 4 clashes with Northampton.
Ulster have made just one personnel change and one positional switch from the side that beat the Saints 6-25 at Franklin's Gardens last Friday.
Regular skipper Johann Muller is sidelined with a displaced fracture in his arm so 20-year-old Iain Henderson has moved into the second-row alongside Dan Tuohy. Nick Williams has been promoted from the bench to fill the vacant loose forward spot.
Andrew Trimble will make his 50th Heineken Cup appearance in Saturday's encounter, following in the footsteps of Paddy Wallace and Tommy Bowe, who done so in round 2 and 3 of the competition respectively.
There is only one change on the bench which sees Neil McComb replace Williams. Ricky Lutton will make his European debut if he takes to the field at any time during Friday's game. The 26-year-old development prop has made one previous appearance – as a substitute in the RaboDirect PRO12 win over Edinburgh last month.
Meanwhile, Northampton make six changes to their starting XV, with Lee Dickson and Stephen Myler coming in at half-back. Tom May also starts at inside centre replacing Dom Waldouck.
Mikey Haywood replaces the suspended Dylan Hartley at hooker, with Paul Doran-Jones coming in at tighthead prop to replace Brian Mujati who is on the bench.
A reshuffle in the pack sees Calum Clark move into the second-row, with Tom Wood moving to blindside flanker and Phil Dowson coming in on the openside. Courtney Lawes is on the bench.
A third defeat in this season's competition would see Northampton knocked out, with Ulster looking for their 14th straight win of the season to help guarantee a home quarter-final.
The teams:
Ulster: 15 Jared Payne, 14 Tommy Bowe, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Paddy Wallace, 11 Andrew Trimble, 10 Paddy Jackson, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Roger Wilson , 7 Chris Henry (c), 6 Nick Williams, 5 Dan Tuohy, 4 Iain Henderson, 3 John Afoa, 2 Rory Best, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Nigel Brady, 17 Callum Black, 18 Ricky Lutton, 19 Neil McComb, 20 Robbie Diack, 21 Paul Marshall, 22 Luke Marshall, 23 Craig Gilroy.
Northampton Saints: 15 Ben Foden, 14 Ken Pisi, 13 George Pisi, 12 Tom May, 11 Jamie Elliott, 10 Stephen Myler, 9 Lee Dickson, 8 Gerrit-Jan van Velze, 7 Phil Dowson, 6 Tom Wood, 5 Calum Clark, 4 Samu Manoa, 3 Paul Doran-Jones, 2 Mikey Haywood, 1 Soane Tonga'uiha.
Replacements: 16 Ross McMillan, 17 Alex Waller, 18 Brian Mujati, 19 Mark Sorenson, 20 Courtney Lawes, 21 Martin Roberts, 22 Ryan Lamb, 23 Luther Burrell.
Date: Saturday, December 15
Venue: Ravenhill
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schwerpunk said:
Is that PIPEWAL2 or a missing sidedef in the centre-right of the your second screenshot?
Scypek2 said:
Haha, neither one of these! And it looks way better ingame. Although I've found a way to creatively use HOM too...
Here it is! With co-op and even deathmatch starts.
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FractalXX said:
I think i've finished the map.
It's fully monochrome, i've only used the two basic textures.
Map Name: Mono Asbest.
A shell, an imp.
Membrain said:
Just finished mine, as well. Only uses two textures. You guys may find the sky... chuckle-worthy. It's a roughly ten-minute romp with full difficulty settings. There's no music, and the map runs in Zdoom under Map01. Enjoy!
PS - The name, Coagulation, is in reference to the way the map stops up flow over the course of play and forces the player into tighter spaces over time.
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Membrain said:
And now, FractalXX's entry. The first thing I noticed about this one was how confined it felt. That really gave this map a very particular feel. The rooms were never too tight to fight in, but I always had a slight inkling of claustrophobia. It's definitely full of atmosphere and neat detailing tricks. The interplay of the two textures and the varying light levels ensured that each area was distinct and memorable, and figuring out the mechanisms wasn't too difficult. (The buttons, notably, were nicely done.) I really enjoyed the fights in here, though I will say that the map could have even been a bit more difficult without being unfair. Regardless, it's very fun and never gets dull.
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Terminus Nation, my worldbuilding project
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Da Werecat said:
Do you have any particular deadline?
schwerpunk said:
Katamori:(although still somewhat minimal when compared to an ordinary map).
Also that gory corner in your third screenshot... It scares me. o_O;;
schwerpunk said:
If you've got a name for your wad and some screenshots, I'll add you to the OP under 'pending.'
Da Werecat said:
Well, I'm not sure if this will fit into the project since I'm using my own textures. But I'll try to search-and-replace everything if absolutely necessary.
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schwerpunk said:
Is it called 'greyroom' as per your .png?
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schwerpunk said:
Membrain: in the interests of keeping this project moving, here's a VERY 'wip' upload of my wad ('WhiteRoom,' to be renamed). It's currently pretty boring, uses switch sidedefs in some places (to be replaced), but it should give you an idea of a different direction. I've made blatant use of coloured lighting in certain areas, so it isn't a true monochrome map like yours and FractalXX's. But once it's finished it will be using only two sidedefs.
WhiteRoom.wad (Dropbox).
Port: ZDoom
IWAD: Doom2
Format: UDMF
Status: 49.5% complete.
EDIT: added emphasis to the word 'very' above. Seriously, don't expect it to be even remotely fun yet. :/
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@Katamori & Da Werecat: Any progress on your maps? I've been itching to do a third entry for the project, but I wanted to see a bit more of what could potentially be in there.
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At some point in the life of my 75 year old house a rather poor bathroom remodel job was executed. The toilet drain ties directly into the main stack in the basement, but to put it in this location someone cut out about 3/4 of the 2 x 8 joist. Needless to say, my floor is beginning to sag. I'd like to replace this toilet with a corner unit so my knees don't hit the tub, but am concerned about clearing the new joist I plan to install. Is it possible to have the toilet drain go straight down for a foot or more before making its turn into the drain stack? Or would it be better to install a wall mount or rear commode and suffer with the lack of kneeroom (the main stack is in the wall directly behind the toilet)?
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PRICE- Volmer D. Oviatt, age 94, passed away May 13, 2013 in Price. He was born Jan. 9, 1919 in Elmo, Utah to Dee and Lillian Erickson Oviatt. Married Rita Axelsen on Aug. 5, 1944 in Price, Utah; she passed away on March 22, 2008.
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Preceded in death by his parents, wife, Rita Oviatt; son, Kent Oviatt; granddaughter, Traci Tallerico; son-in-law, Bob Hennings; two brothers and four sisters, Lu Dean and Arden Oviatt, Vea Sabey, Grace Rodgers, Lois Jensen and Elva Jensen.
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By Patsy R. Brumfield/NEMS Daily Journal
NEW ALBANY – Marlon Howell's death-sentence hearing resumes today in the courtroom where he was convicted in 2001 of capital murder.
Howell, who's been at his defense table each day of the proceedings, seeks a new trial or a reversal of his conviction in the death of David Pernell, a Daily Journal newspaper carrier, early on the morning of May 15, 2000, in New Albany.
Senior Judge Samac Richardson of Rankin County presides over the hearing which began Wednesday. All the circuit district's judges withdrew from the case, necessitating his appointment.
At issue are just a few points: whether Howell lacked effective legal counsel at a May 16, 2000, lineup; the credibility of the witness who picked him out in the lineup; and recantations by co-defendants that Howell killed Pernell.
Thursday's most unusual confrontation came about 10:15 a.m. when Jim Waide of Tupelo, one of Howell's local appeals attorneys, announced to Richardson that Attorney General Jim Hood threatened Howell's lead defender with a criminal charge that he paid a witness to lie.
Billy Richardson of North Carolina, who's advocated for Howell's innocence for several years, appeared to have the steam come out of his engine after the incident.
"Counsel has got to be worried about this when he's supposed to be here worried about Mr. Howell," Waide pressed to the judge, terming Hood's alleged verbal attack on his colleague as "totally inappropriate" and asking the judge to declare a new trial.
Richardson told the judge, "I'm pretty shook up by this."
Hood downplayed the accusations, saying he told Richardson his prospective witness, Brandon Shaw, would testify that his former girlfriend, Terkesia Pannell, was paid to testify.
"We're going to get to the bottom of this," Hood responded testily.
Hood was district attorney for the Howell case in 2000 and won the attorney general's race in 2003. He's assisted in court this week by District Attorney Ben Creekmore and Assistant District Attorney Kelly Luther.
In the end, the judge said he'll consider what options he has with Hood's behavior toward Richardson.
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I'm following Paul. Laura's got big talk but does she have a cool music video? I think not.
uhmm.....YES I DO!!!!
20 minutes ago,Laura10 wrote
uhmm.....YES I DO!!!!
He said, "Cool" Laura.
@Laura10: also available here on C9 at http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/LauraFoy/Im-bringing-XBOX-back
1 hour ago,Paul II wrote
He said, "Cool" Laura.
I think you got a point here, if I had to qualify Laura's video I would probably go with 'hot' instead of 'cool'...
Also, I went ahead and counted the number of 'F' in this episode and, interestingly, it is exactly 112 just like the count of ping episodes to date!
Never mind, it's probably just a 'foincidence'
Paul, 40? 40..? Geez. I am one of forty...?
Anywho, surprised you didnt mention the Molly Wood or Scott Adams Windows Phone challenge.
When are you going to talk about the Coleco ADAM? Ok, so it's not a Microsoft product, but I'm sure there must have been some Microsoft software for it... Ah yes, Microsoft BASIC (Disk) - CP/M version of Microsoft BASIC from 1977. That's it. Not sure if Microsoft did that themselves or someone else ported it over. Ok, getting off topic. Come see www.colecoadam.wordpress.com =)
At 6:00 into "What A Nightmare, Charlie Brown!" the Sled Person speaks (via the wha wha wha Trombone effect).
Paul is vindicated.
GREAT episode! you should definitely watch it at 125% speed! HILARIOUS!
40 new followers?! C'mon Paul! you can do better!!
@Laura: doesn't Paul's appearance in "Microsoft Pranked" (aka: Tech With Tina http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Tina/Pranking-Softies-The-Faces-of-Microsoft-campaign) count as the video you were planning to have him do? (I'm amazed you didn't bring it up on the show )
The "Dream Team" are back and on form.
You need to get Brandon on the show one week, a Foy Extravaganza.
Paul is right (as usual with anyone with such name or country versions of it).
There were more adults in Peanuts other than the teacher. There were mothers, fathers and ocasionally other adults. But they all spoke the same.
-Paulo Morgado
@hellokeith: I was going to bring up the spelling bee. Watching that is how I learned "I before E except after C". Good times.
But I digress; the spelling bee announcer also spoke in "mute trumpet".
I'm hoping Paul wins the Twitter follower contest, if only so that maybe, just maybe, Laura will stop sniping at him for just one episode. (Seriously, if I had to get picked at the way she does Paul, I'd probably be in a bad mood, too, like he was in 111.)
Foy Squared - double the flavor, double the fun...
Let's bring up something everyone is scared to state their opinion on. What do Microsoft, and you guys, Paul & Laura think about the notorious hacking group "Anonymous", and their new plans to take off Facebook of the face of the earth? Is it a good thing, hence the personal information leaks, or is it a bad thing, since Microsoft has stocks in Facebook? Please bring it up!
Tricked to dress up as King Kong and paint his face blue!!!
So funny
Go check the Channel 9 video out with Dan and Laura called Pranking Softies.
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