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Two years ago the Oilers signed four players, Ben Eager, Cam Barker, Darcy Hordichuk and Eric Belanger and they acquired Andy Sutton on the first day of free agency. Sutton played well before being injured, Eager produced regular offensive numbers while the other three contributed very little.
When they were signed, many felt Eager and Belanger would fill a needed void, Eager as an aggressive winger and Belanger as a veteran centre who could win draws and chip in offensively, but neither ended up filling those roles.
Eager was 9th in goals for the Oilers in 2011/2012 and he produced more offence than Belanger. For a 4th line player he wasn't that bad, but last year he struggled mightily and finished the season in the AHL.
Most free agents don't live up to their contracts, but none of those guys, excluding Barker, were grossly overpaid in 2011.
I'm curious to see who Craig MacTavish signs this month, and if those players will have more success in Edmonton than their free agent predecessors.
The Oilers could upgrade at almost every position.
They don't need more young forwards, they need some proven NHL forwards.
They could use a veteran centre who can win faceoffs and play tough minutes.
They need one or two skilled wingers with size.
They a few bottom-six forwards who can kill penalties, and know how competitive you need to play in order to win.
They need a physical D-man who skates well and can move the puck under pressure.
They need a goalie who will push Devan Dubnyk.
Clearly, MacTavish won't be able to fill every void via free agency. If he is lucky he will be able to grab a goalie, a veteran bottom-six forward and a centreman.
He will have to try and fill the other needs via trades, and we know that isn't as easy as it sounds.
Which players will the Oilers pursue, and who are realistic options?
Of course the Oilers could use David Clarkson, Nathan Horton or Jarome Iginla, but Iginla wants to go to a Cup contender and Horton will sign in a non-hockey market. He prefers a quieter life. Clarkson will get close to $6 million on the open market, and that might be too rich for the Oilers.
So who does that leave?
Valtteri Filpulla: 29. He's an excellent two-way player, and he's learned what it takes to be competitive every night from Datsyuk and Zetterberg. He struggled offensively last year, but he would be a solid LW. The only issue would be price. Most UFAs get overpaid, but you want to avoid the guys who get grossly overpaid. I wouldn't pay more than $5 mill for Filpulla.
Ryan Clowe: 30. He'd be a bit of a risk. His footspeed and health are the major concerns. He is a good combination of size and skill that the Oilers desperately lack, and if I could sign him for a shorter term, I'd consider it.
Clark MacArthur: 28. He's scored 20 goals twice and had 62 points in 2011. He could be complimentary player on your 1st line, but would be a regular on your 2nd or 3rd line. Everyone who watches him on a regular basis say he is underrated. He would be a veteran on this team, and Keith Acton would have a good read on his personality.
Boyd Gordon: 29. He is a checking centre, and if the Oilers move Horcoff, which they most likely will, Gordon could replace him.
Maxim Lapierre: 28. He's a pest, and decent in draws. He took the 2nd most faceoffs in Vancouver last year and won 50.6%. He would be an upgrade on Belanger, mainly because he competes much harder.
Craig Adams: 36. If the Oilers were looking for a one-year stop gap to give Anton Lander another year in the AHL then Adams would be a good fit.
Michael Ryder: 33. Only on a short term deal, but he can score, and despite what everyone thinks the Oilers need more consistent offence. Ryder had 16 goals last year, same as Eberle and Hall. If you could sign him for two years, I'd look at it.
This year's crop of blueliners is full of wildcards. Players who are coming off a bad season (s), but who still tease you with their potential. Guys like Keith Ballard, Tom Gilbert, Mike Komisarek and Jeff Schultz. The only one of those four that I'd consider is Ballard, but it would have to be a short-term deal. He'd need to prove he could play. He never fit in Vancouver, but he's only 30 years old and some team will take a chance on him.
If this year's class was five years ago it would be full of D-men the Oilers need; players who can make plays under pressure. However, most of those guys are in the twilight of their careers.
Adrian Aucoin (40), Roman Hamrlik (39), Marek Zidlicky (36), Wade Redden (36), Tom Poti (36), Joe Corvo (36), Tomas Kaberle (35) and Toni Lydman (35). It is possible the Oilers sign an aging veteran to a one-year deal, but I suspect they will look for guys a bit younger who could help them for at least a few seasons.
The Oilers want a veteran who will speak up and who knows what it takes to win. Andrew Ference fits both categories. He isn't a top-four D-man, but he might be a great guy to play along side Oscar Klefbom.
I've said for weeks Anton Khudobin would be a good fit. He won't re-sign in Boston because he knows he has no chance of starting behind Tuuka Rask. He's 27, and he could challenge and support Devan Dubnyk. Khudobin won't cost very much, but there is a bit of a risk since he's only played 21 NHL games. The Oilers might want a more established goalie.
Some other veteran options are Ray Emery (I'm guessing he might return to Philly), Jason LaBarbera, Dan Ellis or Mathieu Garon. LaBarbera will be at the top of their list.
Or maybe the Oilers could take a chance on Ilya Bryzgalov. He'd be a fan favourite strictly for his quotes, but eventually his play would need to match his off-ice one liners.
- This year's free agent class isn't great, but that won't stop teams from grossly overpaying some players. Don't be fooled into thinking a reduced salary cap will change that, because most teams believe it will jump right back up to $70 million in 2014/2015.
- The Wild will buy out Tom Gilbert. I know many of the advanced stats guys loved him, but I don't see any reason the Oilers bring him back. They didn't trade him because he couldn't skate or move the puck, they moved him because they felt he wasn't competitive enough. I doubt their evaluation of him has changed.
- Theo Peckham joins me on the show today at 2:25 to discuss his time with the Oilers and his future.
- My condolences to the Lorieau family. Paul was a very polite and generous man, not to mention an incredible anthem singer. He will be missed.
Just checked the Dreger tweets, he did mention the 35+ cap thing but no mention of canucks and Iggy.
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I remember coming on Oilersnation to read the analysis and the comments when Gilbert was traded for N Shultz.
Tons of people upset about the trade- they felt we should be adding to the defense not trading one out to bring one in. Lots of fans were upset to see him leave.
I was NOT one of those fans. Nothing more I hate than a soft defenseman and Gilbert is soft as they come.
Now I'm not so sure I feel the same way. Oilers Defense handicaps the forwards by not getting the puck up with speed. I miss his points and frankly Oiler D don't put up enough of them.
Any change is better than no change. I prefer Coburn for Paarajvi + a second, as Coburn is a much more complete player, he would be a great addition to the team.
July 03 2013, 03:53PM
If the game plan is to not get taken advantage of/overpay in the coming week, Craig best concentrate on repairing those relationships with Horc and Hemmer. There's little doubt they'll be returning here again in the fall. Craig is at the end of his first difficult lesson as a GM.
At least one more year of games that don't matter appear to be on the agenda with these results. The smoke and mirror show continues, as management talks a good show and delivers, well, something that smells.
Nothing but a couple B or C level moves coming in the next week. Have to wonder how much of this wandering in the desert these all important 5 kids are going to take. Now more than ever, MacTavish needs to pull off a Seguin/Couturier or a Clarkson type deal to have those arrows trending/pointed in the right direction again for the Oilers. Tough week, it has been, mentioned Oiler fan Obi One Kenobi.
July 03 2013, 04:09PM
It's nice to see Paul Lorieau finally mentioned on here today, even if just briefly. I had the pleasure of meeting him briefly after an Oilers game. I took a picture with him, and he had wanted to see it, so he asked if I could find him on facebook, and "tag" him in it. Eventually, I did. he wrote me a message saying how lovely it was to meet, and just struck up a conversation. I messaged him after the home opener this, and after I heard he was feeling sick. He said, more than anything, he wanted to sing at that game, but his health wouldn't allow it at the time. He said that if the Oilers were to make the playoffs this year, he would have tried to find a way to sing the anthem again, for at least one game. I wish he would have seen them make the playoffs again, but at least we'll always have the '06 cup run, right? RIP Paul
Bring back G and G...two D who were here when the team was brutal. How does that make them better moving forward?
Not sure why Grebeshkov is even mentioned as a good return. He was junk in the KHL...
I really don't think the team needs a bunch more depth D as I believe we have that in the organization we just need one solid Defender to anchor the Defense corp it wasn't the third pairing and depth D that was lit up, but rather the fact that Schultz and Schultz were in the top 4. If we had a True top Defender to bring the young J Schultz along eg Brodin and Suter, our Defense would be seen entirely different.
we're going to have to massivly overpay to get anyone of value. 7 years out of the playoffs, a managment team long on promises short on substance, i love edmonton but let's face it, it's not new york, l.a. or florida. i belive the team is perceived around the league as an organization spining it's tires. horton would be 7 million per year before he even thinks about us. our best hope is the trade market for improvivg our team, as i'll be suprised if any worth while ufa's land here.
Here is something for everyone to do each time the phrase "overpay" is used insert "boat anchor contract" or "albatross of a contract" and it will give you a truer picture, and will turn their post into something a little more accurate.
Not sure why Horton would not consider coming here .........maybe not being in the spotlight is a good thing for the nerves?
It's starting to look like the Oilers will have to take whatever is left over after the big dogs eat. I really hope that the Oilers consider giving Jagr a chance, with one arm and one leg, he is still more talented than our entire bottom six. He would make a great mentor to our youth with his strong work ethic and positive attitude. I hope that Ben Eager also gets another chance........not many guys with his skating abilities and size.
UNRELATED to JG article. Just read on PuckDaddy that Jaret Stoll was rushed to hospital last night after suffering a seizure. He'll be released later today.
Bryzgalov would not work. His agent said "he would hate the weather". Not happy would equal disruption in dressing room.
Just checked the Dreger tweets, he did mention the 35+ cap thing but no mention of canucks and Iggy.
Article #9 by icedawg mentions he heard on the FAN that Iginla has narrowed down to four -Chicago ,LA , Detroit and Vancouver he believed the 4 to be . Many Flame fans seem to think Vancouver is his best bet . Their poll shows Oilers as most probable , however . Would be nice, especially seeing as his cap hit could be zero if Dreger's report is accurate !
Speaking of Jagr , does he drive a silver Royles Royce with license place JAGR --- ( I won't say the rest in case it might not have been him ) ? Whomever it was, they blew by me yesterday just before the Quesnell bridge area yesterday afternoon. Odd the first 4 letters were big and JAGR makes me wonder if he might be in town ?
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CBA allows for teams to spend over the cap on 35+ players using the bonus cushion. However, the overage is deducted next yr.
Bryzgalov would not work. His agent said "he would hate the weather". Not happy would equal disruption in dressing room.
I hate the weather. Who doesn't?
This is such a non-issue.
If you know how bad EDM's D depth is, you'd want Gilbert as he's a top 4 D man and EDM has about 2 or 3 of em. If you don't think EDM needs Gilbert, get your head out of your.. butt.
Trade targets I'd hope for: Peverley, Kulemin, Coburn, N Thompson
FAs I'd go after: Khudobin, Emery, Thomas, Ference, Clowe at a reasonable cap n short term, gordon, lapierre
If you know how bad EDM's D depth is, you'd want Gilbert as he's a top 4 D man and EDM has about 2 or 3 of em. If you don't think EDM needs Gilbert, get your head out of your.. butt.
Trade targets I'd hope for: Peverley, Kulemin, Coburn, N Thompson
FAs I'd go after: Khudobin, Emery, Thomas, Ference, Clowe at a reasonable cap n short term, gordon, lapierre
Thats funny, if he has narrowed it down to those four teams(his choice not the teams remember) its funny that poll would figure he is going to Edmonton. Im just saying that there didn't seem to be a very warm reception to this idea in Vancouver. And the only way to carry over the cap space is if you are over the limit, at least that is how I read it.
It's just on bonuses for 35+ contracts. If their salary is 3 million and bonuses are 1 million the team can have the cap hit be 3 million a d carry over 1 million (if they earn it). I think it's how it is at least.
July 03 2013, 10:00PM
I will never understand the obsession so many people have with bringing back retreads.
Ostensibly they move people because they think they are crappy - in Gilbert's case because he doesn't compete....ever.
So bring him back to the team who got rid of him because he didn't compete is going to make him compete harder? Especially if he gets paid millions of dollars to do it (sure, he'll get less than the joke of a contract he had, but it's still MILLIONS).
Btw...how's that Ryan Smyth homecoming working out for ya?
Makes zero sense.
To sign Valteri Filppula and put him on the wing would almost be an injustice. We've got such sh-- center depth, he could easily be ahead of anyone we'll have available at C. Not only is he a solid 2-way guy, but he's also quite good on the dot.
He'd easily be my 2nd center.
Gagner-Filppula-Yakupov would work for me.
I like Ryder as a short term solution for wing, but my only issue there is he's a right winger.. so that would likely drop him down to line 3, unless we want to go the slow,patient route with Yakupov and drop him a line.
Clowe, I'm a firm believer he's got some gas left in the tank still. I'd bring him in for line 3 LW duty, and try and trade for Talbot.
A 3rd line of Clowe-Talbot-Paajarvi might be interesting.
Saw a recent piece on Manny Malhothra wanting to return. He is apparently cleared and ready to rejoin the NHL. I would give him a 1 year deal. If anything, he can still win draws and he has something to prove.
July 04 2013, 08:58AM
I agree with you on Filppula. Gagner on the other hand, playing wing makes me cringe some. Ever so easily pushed/knocked off the puck when it matters, often has his head down. Can't see that working out any better for him than it has at center.
On the other hand, if he does have his head down while battling up against the boards, he could draw numerous boarding majors, which wouldn't be a bad thing.
I agree with you on Filppula. Gagner on the other hand, playing wing makes me cringe some. Ever so easily pushed/knocked off the puck when it matters, often has his head down. Can't see that working out any better for him than it has at center.
On the other hand, if he does have his head down while battling up against the boards, he could draw numerous boarding majors, which wouldn't be a bad thing.
It amazes me how someone with their head down so often could have so many assists.
Grabovski was just bought out. Any one interested? Doesnt seem like an upgrade for 2c except FO%.
July 04 2013, 02:50PM
He isn't a first tier guy, so the Oil should have a shot. Plan B or C guys are the Oilers only option.


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One of the chimpanzees who played Cheetah, Johnny Weissmuller's sidekick in the Tarzan movies of the 1930s and '40s, has died. He was said to be 80 years old and succumbed to kidney failure on Christmas Eve, according to the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary in Palm Harbor, Fla., where he had been living since the early 1960s.
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There's another chimpanzee, living in California, who was once thought to have been among those who played the Cheetah role. But as the C.H.E.E.T.A. Primate Sanctuary where he lives has explained, "our Cheeta is unlikely to be as old as we'd thought, although he is clearly old. It is also difficult to determine which movies, if any, our Cheeta may have been in."


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In most areas, the city would not be avoiding work, since that section of pipe would be your responsibility. Unless your house is at the street 15' seems to be too short, since I would replace the pipe all the way to the house. 20K sounds exhorbitant, but then we do not know the conditions nor the depth of the sewer. I always recommend that the pipe not be changed until it starts causing a problem on less than a twelve month cycle.
: my parents live in a house with a 4" clay pipe lateral. over the past few years, the lateral has been repeatedly blocked with roots.
: in clearing the most recent blockage, the plumber removed roots up to a 1/4" in diameter. at the plumbers suggestion, the lateral was examined with a video camera. three locations were identified and marked where the plumber indicated the pipe has collapsed. his recommendation is that the lateral be replaced.
: as a follow-up, the city was contacted to discuss requirements for replacing the lateral. the city came out and performed their own visual inspection of the pipe. according to the city, the pipes are fine. the "collapsed areas" are "simply joints where the seal(?) has been compromised". the city's recommendation is to not replace the lateral, but to simply perform root removal as needed.
: needless to say, "root removal as needed" tends to be a "one-day-too-late" solution. however, the costs we have been quoted to replace the lateral have been in the $20k range.
: 1) other than a contractor's desire to perform work and the city's desire to avoid work, what can explain the difference of opinions based on the visual inspections?
: 2) are quotes in the $20k range reasonable for the replacement of a lateral? the length of the run is approximately 15', but would require the street to be dug up.
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DOT has recommended the roundabout at the intersection in an effort to mitigate crashes. But the proposal drew concern from several members of the Germantown Village Board when it was discussed Monday.
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The DOT and its federal counterpart, the Federal Highway Administration, have been calling on road improvements to incorporate elements with future projections in mind, meaning the roundabout would be in place to handle additional traffic along Fond du Lac Avenue.
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One sticking point with the roundabout is the impact it could have on nearby residents. Based on a preliminary design, it could force people to leave their driveway in only one direction.
For example, if a person wanted to head east, he or she might have to first travel westbound, meander through the roundabout and then resume the easterly direction.
"We've heard (residents') concerns, and we'll see what we can do about access," Hinds said.
Village President Dean Wolter acknowledged that the roundabout appears to be an imminent part of the reconstruction plans. But he recommended discussion continue on other design elements.
"Right or wrong, this is the standard we need to adhere to today," Wolter said. "When you get in bed with the state for a project of this magnitude, you give more than you get, I believe. But let's look at this carefully and look out for the best interest of Germantown and its residents."
Teach how to use roundabouts
With the roundabout appearing imminent, Trustee Al Vanderheiden said he would like to see greater overtures toward educating people on how to travel through one.
"I think the state has done a poor job of teaching the citizens how to drive in roundabouts," Vanderheiden said. "I see people stopping when they should be going. The need for education is great."
Hinds said further efforts to solicit feedback from residents are ongoing.
"We want to better our design," Hinds said. "We want to hear from you."
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Hear the secrets and mysterious stories about Stonehenge from your expert guide, and experience the site at its atmospheric best! Depending on the time of year you visit, you may even be lucky enough to catch the sunset or sunrise; it's sure to make your Stonehenge viewing an unforgettable experience. Read on for more details of each option; both tours finish with a drop-off at Victoria in central London.
Morning Tour:
After exploring the stones with your guide, travel onward to the nearby village of Lacock, a place often cited as one of England's most picturesque villages. Hear of Lacock's past as a Saxon dwelling, and learn about its use as a setting for many movie and TV programs including the adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Stretch your legs on a walk with your guide, and then head inside the George, a 14th-century pub, for breakfast (own expense).
Continue to Bath, a UNESCO-listed city in the county of Somerset. Enjoy a tour of the Roman Baths, visit Bath Abbey, and learn some more about Jane Austen, who was born in the city. If you wish, enjoy a short walking tour to see where the legendary novelist Charles Dickens lived and worked as a young man, and sample fresh cheese from a local dairy. Alternatively, make the most of some free time to explore independently.
Evening Tour:
From London, travel first to the city of Bath to explore the Roman Baths and visit Bath Abbey, as described for the Morning Tour. Continue to Lacock for a walk around the picturesque village, and then enjoy dinner at the George pub (own expense). Last, but not least, travel to Stonehenge for your tour of the stones when the day-trippers have left the site.
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- Access to the inner circle of stones may be prohibited in wet weather conditions for health and safety reasons. On these occasions we still include a guided tour of Stonehenge beyond the outer walkway, normally roped off to the public
- At certain times, due to the long summer daylight hours, it is not possible to see the actual sunrise or sunset. The tour arrives as early/late as possible to enjoy the private tour inside the stones
- Evening Tour operates with a maximum of 52 people; Morning Tour operates with a maximum of 26 people excluding the summer months when the group size is 52
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Reviewed by: Marlene C, February 2017
The was a long day but well worth every penny! Memories and 100 pics to remember for a lifetime....we did ours at sundown and we all loved it!
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You have to do this tour at least once in your life. Going inside the stone circle, the one we always see on television, in films, and books, was phenomenal. A great day trip outside of London.


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Watch Max & Ruby weekdays on Nick Jr.
Grandma's coming, and before she does Max needs to pick up his toys. Click on any toys ringed in red to make them join the parade. But look out! When Max isn't careful, he gets clumsy and that can mean bumping into furniture or disrupting the parade. This game has five levels.
Parent Tip: A clock in the lower right-hand corner ticks loudly near the end. As kids work through the levels, cue them to the clock to improve their focus--and score.
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Kids will need sharp eyes to help Ruby find her little brother!
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Dora's on a musical mission to get to the rockin' party at Benny's barn!
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Kids can play six games in one with Todee, Muno, and the rest of the Gabba gang
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The Australian Government has enforced enhanced security measures on international flights, which limit the amount of liquids, aerosols, and/or gels guests are permitted to take as carry-on baggage.
Each guest is permitted to carry liquids, aerosols, and/or gels (with caps) in containers with a maximum capacity of 100ml each. All containers must fit comfortably inside a single one litre transparent resealable plastic bag, which must be completely sealed. This bag must be presented separately at the security screening point.
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Guests may still take onboard items purchased after the security screening point at the airport, including Duty Free. These screening restrictions also apply at any transit point. All guests transiting through Australia or the United States to other international locations are advised to purchase Duty Free goods after the transit screening point. For more information about enhanced security measures for liquids, aerosols and gels, refer to the Australian Government's Department of Transport website.
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Come see our wonderful selection today! We're glad you came to visit today and hope you enjoy wandering through our site!
Finally it looks like we all can start gardening. The weather is turning to summer-like temperatures and before we'll know we're begging for cooler weather and a shower.
We want you to know we're ready for you. A lot of avid gardeners already were at our place to get things to start their gardens.
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Our MyPick®-certification is your assurance that Farmers' Markets Ontario® has visited our farm and has verified not only that the farm itself is "local" but that what we as a grower are selling is produced on our farm.
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Admirals War Chest Targets Maryland Riches
Last fall, Admirals War Chest had lost five consecutive races before turning an out-of-town Maryland Million prep victory into his front-running score in the day's richest race.
Last fall, Admirals War Chest had lost five consecutive races before turning an out-of-town Maryland Million prep victory into his front-running score in the day's richest race.
Ben's Cat, whose 26 stakes victories include three in the Maryland Million, had his final work Oct. 15 for "Maryland's Day at the Races," set for Oct. 22 at Laurel Park.
Four defending champions and six other past winners are among the 185 nominees to nine stakes on the 31st annual Jim McKay Maryland Million Day program Oct. 22 at Laurel Park.
Will retire to Country Life Farm Nov. 30.
During a distinguished 58-race career that began in 2010, Ben's Cat has 32 victories—26 of them in stakes—and has earned more than $2.6 million.
The Jim Stable's Ben's Cat, as part of "Maryland Pride" day at Laurel Park Aug. 20, will attempt to win the $75,000 Mister Diz Stakes at six furlongs on the grass for the seventh consecutive year.
Maryland star Ben's Cat breezed a half-mile Aug. 12 at Laurel Park in his final timed work before seeking to win the $75,000 Mister Diz Stakes for the seventh successive year Aug. 20.
The Jim Stable's 10-year-old Ben's Cat, winner of 26 stakes in his career, will try for his seventh consecutive victory in the $75,000 Mister Diz Stakes Aug. 20, which is "Maryland Pride Day" at Laurel Park.
Patricia Generazio's homebred Pure Sensation claimed his second straight grade III victory sprinting on the turf July 9 in the $200,000 Parx Dash Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Parx Racing.
Two sharp turf sprinters owned by Colts Neck Stables, along with The Jim Stable's Ben's Cat and recent grade III winner Pure Sensation, are among 10 horses entered in the $200,000 Parx Dash (gr. IIIT) for 3-year-olds and up July 9 at Parx Racing.
Veteran Ben's Cat was upstaged by a youngster who looks to have a good future ahead of him June 4 in the $150,000 Pennsylvania Governor's Cup at Penn National.
Ben's Cat looks to follow his success in the Jim McKay Turf Sprint by lining up for his fifth try June 4 in the $150,000 Pennsylvania Governor's Cup.
Fan favorite Ben's Cat continues to excel for Hall of Famer King Leatherbury. The Blood-Horse caught up with the 10-year-old warrior and his connections in Maryland, where he dashed to his fifth Jim McKay Turf Sprint score.
For the fourth year in a row and fifth overall, 10-year-old warrior Ben's Cat won the $100,000 Jim McKay Turf Sprint May 20 and did it in dramatic fashion under the bright sun at Pimlico Race Course.
The ordinary horse has a grinding tenacity that wears out lesser animals and gives faster, better-bred horses fits.
The Jim Stable's Ben's Cat, a winner in his 10-year-old debut in a May 1 allowance contest at Laurel Park, will hope to keep the momentum going in the $100,000 Jim McKay Turf Sprint May 20 at Pimlico Race Course.
The Jim Stable's Ben's Cat, who hadn't raced since late November on dirt, overcame a wide trip in a good grass allowance field May 1 at Laurel Park to win his 10-year-old debut.
Ben Cat's is being pointed for the May 20 Jim McKay Turf Sprint, a race he's won four times, after his comeback in the Laurel Park allowance.
Trainer King Leatherbury plans to start him at Laurel in preparation for Pimlico's Jim McKay Turf Sprint in late May, a race Ben's Cat has won four times.
Voting for 2015 NTRA Moment of the Year is underway via Twitter through Jan. 3, 2016.
Hall of Fame trainer King Leatherbury reported Thursday that his 9-year-old multiple graded stakes winner Ben's Cat will get the winter off following his seventh-place finish Nov. 24 in the Fabulous Strike Handicap.
There was a reason bettors made PJG Stable's Favorite Tale the 1-2 favorite for the $200,000 Fabulous Strike Handicap; he was the class of the field off a third in the Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I).
Ben's Cat, the formidable iron horse who keeps on campaigning for Hall of Fame trainer King Leatherbury, could take home his fourth consecutive edition of the $200,000 Fabulous Strike Handicap Nov. 25 at Penn National.
The Penn Gaming Racing Challenge, which links major races at tracks owned by Penn National Gaming Inc., will contest its fifth and final leg of the year at three racetracks Thanksgiving week.
Two competitors from the Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I) and another who was nominated but opted for a New York-bred stakes are among 27 nominees for the Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash at Laurel Park Nov. 14.
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|Todd A. Pletcher
|Kens Cape
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|Bruce R. Brown
|Sneaking Uponyou
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|Spring to the Sky
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|Super Chunky
|Kenneth M. Cox
|Zabarajad (IRE)
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Calver, M.C., Wyburn, R.S., Barrett, J., Clark, W.T., Cullen, L.K., Eger, C.E., Labuc, R., Main, A.N., McConnell, M.F., Mills, J., Read, R.A., Shaw, S.E. and Sutherland, R.J. (1995) Development and implementation of a Master Veterinary Studies Degree using distance education. Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 22 (1). pp. 2-7.


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Preview: Game #12 Leafs @ Canadiens - "Im-Prust"
Cam Charron
February 09 2013 12:18PM
The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 in the opening game of the season, with Ben Scrivens of all people recording the opening night victory. Both clubs have been good since that night: Toronto having gone .500, escaping the fact that they only have three forward lines, and Montreal has gone 6-2-1, although they have the second highest team PDO ranking in the NHL as of February 4.
Montreal however look a lot better than most pundits predicted coming in to the season. They were horrible last season, particularly down the stretch and it was generally assumed that they weren't as bad as their record indicated. That said, they've been one of the better teams in the Eastern Conference this season, have seen the return of Andrei Markov, escaped holdouts from P.K. Subban and an injury from Max Pacioretty, and are getting excellent 5-on-5 goaltending. They are third in the East in "points per game" although it is still extremely early in the season.
There are a number of focus points I could touch on this preview. I'll stray away from Montreal's puck-possession ability since it's still a) very early in the season, b) they've played nearly an exclusively home schedule and c) they've played a pretty easy schedule as well.
I think my focus will be on how the heck are Toronto an above .500 team even though their coach insists on playing only three forward lines? If you know much about Pythagorean Expectation, you'd know that the Leafs are playing above their heads, relying on one-goal wins to get victories.
The Leafs are an okay team from the top nine forwards out. The fourth line, usually made up of a quality centreman named David Steckel or Jay McClement, Colton Orr, and either Mike Brown, Frazer McLaren or Leo Komarov, has been a possession black hole this season. When they're on the ice, the Leafs frequently get caught in their own end.
"Our players have to feel that they're protected and in the intensity of a 48-game schedule the points mean that much more and [fights] are the things that set the tone," said Carlyle. "In the league as a whole, there has been a revitalization of that role. Teams have gone out and acquired that."
This quote struck me as dubious. The Quebec Nordiques were the most improved team between the 1993-94 season and the 1995 shortened season, going from a non-playoff club to best in the East in the regular season. They didn't do it with pugilism—those wimpy Frenchmen only fought 31 teams in the '95 season, 21st out of 26 teams in the NHL. Playoff teams averaged 38.0 fights during the regular season. Non-playoff teams averaged 38.1 fights during the regular season. Again, fighting really doesn't matter, short season or not, it has no effect on whether the team wins.
Scoring goals, however, does, and I found it odd when a comment was posted on my game recap from the Leafs-Jets game on Thursday that somebody said "The Orr/Mclaren/Komarov line in the third period was the difference maker in the game." I was even more surprised when I found out Randy Carlyle said something, or a variation of the like.
Orr had three shifts in the third period and was benched midway through. If Carlyle trusts his fourth line so much, why doesn't he give them more minutes?
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If you must find a goon, I hate it say it, but do what the Canadiens did. They brought in Brandon Prust, who is among other things, a pretty good hockey player who won't hinder the abilities of Alex Galchenyuk and Brendan Gallagher when he plays on a line with them.
Stupid broadcasters and commentators will definitely make the comparison between Orr and Prust. I think there are few people inside hockey who can make the distinction that Prust is more than a fighter, and one of them I trust to be Marc Bergevin who spent years in Chicago with a team that found alternate uses for its goons.
Here's the difference between Colton Orr and Brandon Prust, via Behind the Net. Relative Corsi is a measure of how you affected your teams' overall shot differential while you were on the ice. Time on ice per game, is, well, time on ice per game at 5-on-5:
|Prust TOI
|Prust Corsi Rel
|Orr TOI
|Orr Corsi Rel
Prust played more and hurt his team a little less. Third and fourth liners will seldom play with Corsi Rel's of above 0.0, and if they do, it's probably because something is going horribly wrong in the top six. Prust has established himself as a decent third line guy who can play a few extra shifts than your average fighter, and play in somewhat tough defensive minutes as well.
The leap will be made that the early success of rookies Galchenyuk (1G, 6A, +6) and Gallagher (4G, 2A, +7) is thanks to Prust, who can protect them, give them the confidence to crash the net blah blah blah. The reality is that both players are producing above their means. That line are among the league leaders in PDO thus far (Galchenyuk and Prust are 6 and 7 in the league, Gallagher didn't qualify in games played yet) which means they're getting helpful percentages covering for a relatively low amount of on-ice shots.
Prust isn't an all-star, but he's an effective third liner and Montreal coach Michel Therrien had to find somewhere for him on the lineup, so why not with his rookies? Here is how the Canadiens have been deploying themselves:
Erik Cole - David Desharnais - Max Pacioretty
Brian Gionta - Tomas Plekanec - Rene Bourque
Travis Moen - Lars Eller - Colby Armstrong
Brandon Prust - Alex Galchenyuk - Brendan Galalgher
Alexei Emelin - Andrei Markov
Francis Bouillon - P.K. Subban
Josh Gorges - Raphael Diaz
Carey Price
Peter Budaj
It's an interesting lineup, one that's weak in the middle if anything, but very strong on the wings. Cole, Gionta, and Pacioretty are still good NHL players, and Rene Bourque has played this season like a wholly productive player.
Not only are Gionta, Plekanec and Bourque No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 on the team in shots on goal, His line gets the tough match ups, so expect Tomas Plekanec to see a lot of face-offs against Tyler Bozak and Phil Kessel and James van Riemsdyk. Therrien likes to keep his two offensive lines, in this case the first and the fourth, starting in the offensive zone. Mikhail Grabovski should see a lot of defensive zone time as Carlyle attempts to match Grabovski up against Desharnais and Pacioretty.
Pacioretty, coming back from an emergency appendectomy, still has yet to score on the season. He's taken 16 shots in 6 games, not a terrific rate per game but still one that ought to have yielded a goal by now.
The Habs have a dangerous powerplay as well. Andrei Markov is back and is playing fabulous hockey. He's scored four powerplay goals already, leads the team in minutes, is third on the team in Quality of Competition and starts in the offensive zone just 44.9% of the time. Montreal have been breaking in Subban against easy competition so far on the year, so I expect he'll see some minutes with the Leafs' "Kid Line" with Matt Frattin and Nazem Kadri.
This game is going to be better, hopefully, than the first time the teams met up. Montreal has some interesting weapons, are not dominant in any one area except maybe goaltending, and present a difficult challenge for a team like the Leafs' that's stacked up front but have very little in the way of depth. It could be a tough night for the kids, and their penalty kill will need to be on. There's also no safe spot to hide the fourth line, which presents a yet another matchup problem for Carlyle.
James Reimer is starting. Steckel and Komisarek are still the healthy scratches. Jonas Siegel makes mention of a possible Leo Komarov-Mikhail Grabovski-Nik Kulemin unit. It seems Carlyle is going to play anybody on that line except Clarke MacArthur.
Statistical data from behindthenet.ca and NHL.com. Lines data from Left Wing Lock.
Game Day Reads:
- All eyes on Phil Kessel as trade rumours swirl (James Mirtle, Globe & Mail)
- Is Matt Frattin's hot start underappreciated? (flyingbottle, Pension Plan Puppets)
Scrivens is a good goalie though. I've watched a dozen AHL games this season due to the lockout and I wanted him to have the start. He's good and dependable.
Even now I'm indifferent who starts for the Leafs. Scrivens had one terrible game and that was it. Otherwise he and Remier are very comparable.


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Some clarity about eLiberatica and Microsoft (again)
In response to comments about Microsoft sponsoring eLiberatica.
For the ones who don't know what is FLOSS (I'll continue to use this term instead of FOSS because is clearly defining what "free" means in this case- free = libre) Wikipedia is explaining it clear:
"Free and open source software, also F/OSS, FOSS, or FLOSS (free/libre/open source software) is software that is liberally licensed to grant the right of users to study, change, and improve its design through the availability of its source code. This approach has gained both momentum and acceptance as the potential benefits have been increasingly recognized by both individuals and corporate players." …read more on Wikipedia.
Dan, I appreciate your comments and your opinions, and you may be right from some angles. I'll give you a single example I already gave it a few years ago, when we allowed Microsoft to sponsor the event first time: please take a look at the biggest Open Source conference in the world, OSCON http://www.oscon.com/oscon2009, and tell me what you see on top right? Did the fact they allowed Microsoft to sponsor diluted their message and involvement in promoting FLOSS? No. Is somebody criticizing Tim O'Reilly for it? I don't think so.
We should understand that both FLOSS and closed source models are going to coexist for many-many years from now. I don't want eLiberatica to be perceived like an extreme FLOSS event, where we invite only the "pure" FLOSS organizations. eLiberatica should be an event where bright IT professionals with different opinions will come and talk in a civilized mode, exchange ideas and gain value.
I'm not afraid at all that Microsoft speakers will influence FLOSS enthusiast and twist their minds, or they will confuse the neutrals or non-decided ones. Why? Because even if Microsoft is paying big bucks for smart and well-prepared professionals, first – they are not right, and last – these speakers will always lack passion. You cannot buy passion. Besides this, each time we were careful to invite at least a few very bright and exceptional FLOSS representatives that put light there, showing where Microsoft is wrong even if Microsoft speakers pretend they love FLOSS.
I totally agree with you that Microsoft will try hard to slow down FLOSS adoption. But making the rest of the people (I mean the non-FLOSS enthusiast, or the ones that are not aware) thinking that FLOSS is an IT extremist movement, is more dangerous that trying to talk and influence Microsoft. Of course, Microsoft will not change if we talk to them (they will change when their marked will shrink and they will fill the pain in the pockets).
But I know who will change – the undecided. The people who don't know much about the issue. And even the ones who are Microsoft users. They will see that FLOSS people are open-minded, they are not fanatics, and they are in fact the ones that should be followed. That is my feeling.
Last but not least, please believe me that I would like to have no sponsors if it would be possible. I would like to be rich enough to organize this conference (which is a really expensive one) without the need of any financial support. That is in an ideal world.
Come at eLiberatica; if you will see any favored sponsor or the fact we allow them to manipulate the listeners in any wrong way, then you should let me know and I'll put ashes in my head.
(PS – I apologies, but I'll be with limited internet access until first of March, so I might not respond until then to any other comments.)


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Guard Chris Williams, tight end Lee Smith and offensive lineman Chris Hairston all made their return after missing some practice time due to injury. All three players were only away from the field for under a week before they were able to participate in the team's on-field work once again.
Williams, the Bills' starting left guard, left Thursday's practice early due to an injury to his toe but did not need to miss any additional time. Smith had what head coach Doug Marrone labeled a "lower body injury," and missed only Thursday's practice. Hairston had the most longterm injury of the three, having suffered a back injury on Wednesday which forced him to miss Thursday's practice.
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Skip to comments."Cut His Head Off!" Illinois union thugs rail against Wisconsin's Governor
Posted on 04/24/2012 12:39:41 PM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
Rev. T. Ray McJunkins of Springfield's Union Baptist Church and USAction's William McNary engaged in violent rhetoric to rile up a union crowd of thousands just yards away from an Illinois appearance by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker. McNary challenged Walker to "knuckle up" while McJunkins said they're going to "cut off his head," likening Walker to Goliath.
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Wisconsin Illinois union thugs threaten Walker
FReep Mail me if you want on, or off, this Wisconsin interest ping list.
A thug is a thug: no 'reason' is required for thuggery.
Reasonable people will soon lose patience with such thuggery. I'm afraid it won't end well, as this leftist bunch from Zero on down is all in to set their communist dictatorship in stone. There will be a lot of innocent blood spilled before it's all over.
A real man of the cloth...drop cloth that is.
Is Rev. McJunkins a Baptist Minister or a Muslim "cleric?"
"Reasonable people will soon lose patience with such thuggery."
Hussein's voters are not reasonable people and they number about half of our population.
Ilinois union thugs are always confused. Probably because their wives and daughters are at home entertaining AlQaida terrorists in the delights of the bedroom.
> McJunkins said they're going to "cut off his head,"
The Left and the Muzzloids have so much in common.
Barbaric savagery and totalitarian statism are at the top of their congruency list.
Even if the ignorant, self-serving, Union deadasses "win", they are just kicking the can down the road for a brief respite.
That isn't basic economics, or even basic mathematics.
It is fundamental arithmetic.
Why didn't the governor have them arrested?
Shouldn't these lowlife, commie bass turds be getting a visit from the Secret Service the way Nugent did?
T. Ray McJunkins, the minister who, according to published reports, apparently wants to behead Scott Walker.
Now just imagine if a white minister, say Franklin Graham, were urging people to resist Deval Patrick of Massachusetts on the gay marriage issue...and suppose the reverend were to speak about Deval Patrick as an evil Goliath, encouraging folks to "cut his head off".
Do you think the media would care?
Thug preachers.
What's next?
Union Baptist Church web site, Springfield Wisconsin.
A peace-loving man of the cloth, said that? Well, I'll be.
The link above is to the Union Baptist church in Springfield ILLINOIS.
William McNary said that? Well, I'll be.
No, he doesn't, but he's in the way of their return to absolute power in those states. He is to be eliminated, in their sick, violent, twisted minds.
I wonder how much that suit and jewelry cost.
Walker doesn't get Secret Service protection. Just State Troopers, as far as I know. He was a guest of an Illinois organization giving a speech at the time.
Scott Walker is a State Governor, Secret Service is charged with protecting Federal officials (among other things). If push comes to shove, Walker has the State Police and the Wisconsin National Guard at his command. It could become interesting...
It's very easy for those in IL to peak next door into WI and see that the financial condition of that state is improving under Gov Walker. The IL thugs are alarmed that they and their policies are next in line for the chopping block and they are unnerved and VERY afraid.
Once again we see another sterling example how how the Left preaches tolerance, demands that OTHERS tone down the rhetoric and then speak and act like an Islamist radical.
"I wonder how much that suit and jewelry cost."
I was wondering how much skin came off of my white ass to pay for them....
God has certainly found favor and smiled on the life and ministry of Pastor T. Ray McJunkins.
on his website...
Reasonable people are only reasonable if they have security and safety. As that declines, the dark wolf that is in all mankind gets let out.
The mood in the world not looking good for the reasonable. Watch out for the wolves.
The Status Quo in Illinois must be terrified if Walker succeeds.
In Wisconsin, they're known as FIBs.
>>>Scott Walker is a State Governor, Secret Service is charged with protecting Federal officials (among other things). If push comes to shove, Walker has the State Police and the Wisconsin National Guard at his command.
And I'm guessing they used what they call "mutual aid compacts" where the Wisconsin State Patrol enlisted assistance from the Illinois State Patrol to provide additional security....and they in turn would involve local police...
Get a load of the 'bling' with which that fat man has adorned himself.
This is getting scary. I was at the Waukesha Victory Center on Saturday and a man from Pewaukee phoned in a death threat against our governor. Someone was able to reverse track his number.We have his name, address and phone #. Oddly, he had a British accent,
I gave his name,address and number to the officer guarding Governor Walker who stopped in that day to thank the volunteers.
That's a $1200 Movado watch that fat turd is wearing. A product of stealing from the plate I would assume.
Sounds like one of the magic negroes Rush jokes about.
The New Black Panther Party calls for George Zimmerman's "capture" and the Wisconsin unions want to "cut off [Governor Walker's] head." Imagine if anyone on our side said anything like this.
Despite all of the "polls", the Liberals know that most of the People are against them. If the Liberals lose, they will become violent. Don't underestimate these threats.
Any bets on when the "Not so Secretly Serviced" and the Holder's "Just Us" departments investigate these calls for violence against an elected official?
I wager on "Never".
I will feel much Schaudenfreude towards the libs and union people when Walker wins again. And make no mistake, he will. I'd bet the house on it.
"Rev. T. Ray McJunkins is a disgrace to God!"
I asked God about that and He says He doesn't know anyone named T. Ray Jenkins.
CWII ping list ping.
Walker > Mob
As usual, Barack Obama, the self-annointed Apostle of Civility, is hangin' with the crickets.
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn (D) stole the 2010 election. His two predecessors are in jail.
He probably would agree with the union thugs.
I have a good feeling that Walker will win. All the tools form the Universities in Wisconsin will be on Summer Break fornicating in their home states or in some hell hole tourist joint in Mexico.
So it'll just be Trumpka his fat friends and the commie teachers...
Or FISH.
Effin' Illinois S**t Heads.
And yet, according to Governor Walker on his Facebook page...
"Unemployment rate down to 6.8% (lowest since 2008). In 2012, so far, 15,600 new private sector jobs in WI."
Illinois thugs need to mind their own house before throwing stones in another state...OR making threats against a sitting Governor!!
According to the MSM, a Tea Party member who wants to cut government spending, adhere to the US Constitution and is peaceful in their protest is somehow labeled a bully,mean spirited and a potential terrorist.
Meanwhile , the left can scream Kill the Judge in referencing the Trayon Martin Case or preach Cut of His Head when referring to Scott Walker yet the MSM will say with a straight face: These folks are just PASSIONATE about their beliefs.
George Orwell is a genius.
Good question.
Better yet, where is the "justice" department on the threat
on a public figure!
Ha! They are hand-in-hand with the thugs, no doubt!
Are you kidding? I have no doubt they're the ones behind it all. Oboma wants another term. What ever it takes no matter how bad it gets. It's all about totalitarian power.
There is no such thing as "law" while this administration is in charge. (Too bad the Repubs are too busy nursing on their mommas to do anything about it.)
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