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Most fantasy football leagues won't have their drafts for another two months or so, but 14 industry experts accepted the challenge last week in Chicago at the Fantasy Sports Trade Association summer conference.
The great thing about the FSTA football and baseball drafts is that they're held so early in the preseason – to the point where there hasn't been a whole lot of time for group-think to take over the mainstream media.
Right now, there are two prevailing opinions that most experts seem to agree with: 1) Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson is the safest choice at No. 1 overall and 2) there are so many good quarterbacks that fantasy owners can afford to wait to get their starter.
The FSTA draft provided examples of both with defending league champions (and FSTA Hall of Famers) Glenn Colton and Rick Wolf grabbing Peterson first – as one of nine running backs selected in the top 10 picks.
FULL RESULTS: FSTA 14-team experts draft
In somewhat of a surprise, the Bonini brothers (Ryan and Cory) of KFFL.com took Kansas City Chiefs workhorse Jamaal Charles second, leaving the Houston Texans' Arian Foster to fall to third. Cory explained his rationale was based on Charles' role in new coach Andy Reid's offense.
Sitting at the fifth overall spot, I was targeting either Charles or Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson as my first round choice. When Johnson went fourth overall, I was pleasantly surprised to see Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin still on the board.
Martin is ranked as the second-ranked player in the USA TODAY Sports fantasy football preview guide (which goes on sale June 25) after finishing second to Peterson in total yards from scrimmage last year – as a rookie.
To me, there's a clear dividing line after the top five players in the draft. Perhaps a consensus order will crystallize later in the preseason, but it's hard to really say how Ray Rice, LeSean McCoy, C.J. Spiller, Trent Richardson and Marshawn Lynch should be ordered. That's how they fell in this mid-June draft, but I could see them mixed up considerably based on any number of factors as we progress through training camp.
Receivers Brandon Marshall, A.J. Green and Julio Jones also went in the first round, as did running back Matt Forte.
The first quarterbacks in the draft came back-to-back toward the end of the second round with Aaron Rodgers going to Big Game Software (who took Foster in Round 1) and Drew Brees landing on the Boninis' KFFL squad with the 27th overall pick.
As for the quarterbacks providing late-round value, judge for yourself: Cam Newton was taken with the fourth pick of Round 3 (32nd overall) and Tom Brady went right after that at pick No. 35.
The next QB taken wasn't until my spot in the fifth round (61st overall) when I grabbed Peyton Manning. Matt Ryan went with the last pick in the fifth (70) before three second-year signal-callers – Colin Kaepernick, Andrew Luck and Russell Wilson – went off the board in Round 6.
Tight end isn't as top-heavy this season as it was a year ago. New Orleans' Jimmy Graham was the first tight end, taken 18th overall by David Dodds of FootballGuys.com. Rob Gronkowski went next in the middle of the third round.
If you're looking for trends, this draft showed how important it is to get a top wide receiver early. Maybe it's because this is a point-per-reception league with that starts three wide receivers and a flex each week, but I was surprised how many wideouts went in the early rounds.
Only four owners (and I was one of them with Reggie Bush as my second-round choice) went the traditional route by taking running backs with their first two picks. Rotowire's Chris Liss even went WR-WR with Green and Dez Bryant.
Things will certainly change between now and when the NFL season kicks off on Sept. 5, but at least now there's a baseline against which we can measure our preseason expectations.

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>fly like demon in wow
>burning legion expansion comes
>all mobs are green
>befriend sargeras
>becomes bro
>poisons his Koolaid™ when chillin'
>gets mad level ilvl 5467 loot for guild
> /gquit
>fly like demon in wow
>burning legion expansion comes
>all mobs are green
>befriend sargeras
>becomes bro
>poisons his Koolaid™ when chillin'
>gets mad level ilvl 5467 loot for guild
> /gquit
I think this would be awesome. Maybe not as a permanent flying mount but I think it would be cool to have an ability to fly as long as you have enough fury and once it runs out then that's it so you would just have to be careful when flying. Also it wouldn't go as fast as a normal mount, it could go as fast as the flying cloud glyph Monks have. I'd say that would balance out the unfairness of being able to fly while others can't. If not flying I think it should be able to have at least like a gliding ability where you can jump off of high cliffs and just float down like the Mage can with it's one ability i forget the name of. I think same should apply with other classes that have wings such as the paladin when it does Avenging Wrath. I mean it would only make sense for the look. If the wings for the demo warlock and paladin are just for show why not just make some different design for it if they're not going to be used? That's just the way I look at it. If I were making a game and had some character with wings I'm going to make use of them not just keep the character on the ground all the time and have the wings there just to look pretty. Otherwise there would be no point in making a character (or a design in WoW's case) with wings.
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"Ever wonder why ice cubes taste so boring? It's cuz you make 'em outta stupid water, you bimbo! Put some fruit juice in there and freeze it into ice cubes, and put THAT in your milk."
"One small mankind and I'm gonna leap the heck outta this moon rocket." - Kneel Aurmstrang
For your health.
paladins get wings, priests can glyph wings. should they be able to fly as well?
Mages can fly in lore, too. Both of them should, actually. It isn't unique to druids and monks.
Warlocks got basically 4 class mounts. Thats enough. Although since nightmares are able to fly, they should count as flying mount too after you got your flying 225 skill.
PS: Please make the Nightmare glyph working with the green fire!
This has been on my wishlist all expac. Maybe another warlock questline, where the reward is the ability for all 3 specs to gain demonic wings and instant flight, like druids.
It should but it will never happen!


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Strategically located in the heart of Germany, in the Hesse region, the city of Frankfurt attracts millions of visitors every year with its vivacity and multiculturalism. Only a few historic buildings were saved by the post-war reconstruction, but they are significant ones: the Römer (the city hall with its timbered-house features), the Paulskirche (St. Paul's Church, now deconsecrated) and the house of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, without a doubt Frankfurt's most famous and illustrious citizen.
Financial heart or apple wine?
The rest was rebuilt according to a modern and futuristic urban plan, which today houses the financial heart of Europe. That means many skyscrapers over 200 meters high: the MesseTurm (the Trade Fair Tower, 257 m), the Westendtower (home to the DZ Bank offices, 208 m) and the Main Tower with a 200-m high platform. But perhaps the most famous is the 259-meter Commerzbank Tower, which until 2005 was the tallest tower in Europe. Its 56 floors and 121,000 square meters of space house offices for the bank's headquarters, as well as the beautiful winter gardens.
These buildings have earned Frankfurt some interesting nicknames, an echo of American capitalist culture. It isn't unusual to hear the city referred to as Bankfurt or Mainhattan (a play on words between the Main River and Manhattan, the financial heart of New York). Much of Frankfurt's fame is also undeniably down to the euro: The city is home to the prestigious and imposing European Central Bank, responsible for managing European monetary policy.
However, the success of Frankfurt and its inhabitants lies in their ability to combine tradition with modernity. This ambition is demonstrated through financial development and preservation of culture, as shown by the growing number of publishing houses that can be found at the Book Fair (the Frankfurter Buchmesse), the most prestigious editorial exhibition in Europe. Every year the book fair attracts over 300,000 visitors and a good 9,000 exhibitors. This ambition is also demonstrated by a growing cultural fervor, by the prestigious university named after Goethe, the center of excellence for scientific research in Germany, and by the impressive increase in the number of museums (at least 13 have opened in the past few decades alone) along the two banks of the River Main.
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The river is one of the symbols of the city that inhabitants and visitors are particularly attached to. Its banks are crowded with people enjoying a relaxing moment, bringing man closer to nature; the river, one of Germany's most important waterway systems thanks to its navigability, has seen new urban developments and architectural models for new residential districts spring up along its banks.
The city has a wonderful balance between the sacred and the profane: It is not unusual to bump into tourists intent on discovering every corner of the city's beauty, while the same time meeting brokers who are frantically running to close an important contract for one of the banks they work for.
This is the charm of a metropolis that finds it hard to isolate itself in modernity and wants to stay "people-friendly."
This will be why Frankfurt is the most multicultural city in Germany: over 42% of its inhabitants have non-German roots from over 180 nations around the world, expertly combining the concept of globalization with that of integration.
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Take a walk in the city's small and cozy historic center, lose yourself among the cobbled streets on the way to the Sachsenhausen district and step into one of the many Apfelweinkneipen, the cider taverns. Here you can sample the quintessential local drink, cider (Apfelwein or Ebbelwoi, as is it known by the locals), which, among other things, is the reason for another of the city's affectionate nicknames, the Big Äppel. During the cold winter nights, the citizens usually drink it warm and add cinnamon, a slice of lemon or both. This is the classic Christmas Markets drink, together with the typical Glühwein, or mulled wine.
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Rieber Paulson knew part of his 40-acre forest in Northern Minnesota needed to be harvested. He also had a vision of what the area should eventually look like. Read more »
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By Suzanne Pender, NRCS
On a tour of Gully Branch Tree Farm, in Bleckley, Georgia, NRCS leaders and partners witnessed first-hand the benefits of the new Forestry Incentives Initiative of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). Through conservation activities including woodland management, prescribed burning, cultivation of native plants, and pond management, Earl and Wanda Barr have created habitat for diverse wildlife species on their land.
The Barrs have been extensively recognized for their work and won the 2010 Georgia Governor's Agriculture Stewardship Award. As foresters and committed conservationists, the Barrs have provided educational programs at their farm for over 7,000 students throughout the years, using the forest as a classroom.
NRCS Regional Assistant Chief Leonard Jordan, NRCS State Conservationist James E. Tillman, Sr. and partners from the local Soil and Water Conservation District, the Georgia Forestry Commission, the Wild Turkey Federation, and others toured the farm and saw conservation in action. Red cockaded woodpeckers followed our wagon in the early morning mist, as we viewed native plants as groundcover, a future silvopasture site, nesting habitat and wetland area.
At one moment in the middle of the forest, we all closed our eyes to fully appreciate the symphony of diverse bird songs. Their song of conservation was brought to life in one of the largest forestry states in the country. Forests are home to 900 species of wildlife and 3,600 species of plants filter water and air and provide thousands of products.


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Friday: Mostly cloudy and cool - a chance for some mixed precipitation during the afternoon hours.
Highs: 35-40 degree range
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Friday night: Snow likely - snow max be mixed with sleet or freezing rain/rain early in the evening. Around 1-3" accumulation possible.eLows: in the upper 20s.Wind: Northwest winds at 5-10 mphPrecipitation probability - 100% | Rainfall totals: 0.25"Confidence in this forecast is very high.Lows: in teens.Wind: West winds at 10-15 mphPrecipitation probability - 0% | Rainfall totals: 0"Confidence in this forecast is highSunday - Mostly sunny sky conditions - cool.Highs: in the upper 30sWind: South winds at 5 mphPrecipitation probability - 0% | Rainfall totals: 0".Confidence in this forecast is highSunday night -Increasing clouds through the night - chilly temperaturesHighs: in the teens - areas with snow could be in the 8-12 degree range - areas outside of the heavier snow will be in the upper 20s.Wind: Southwest winds at 5-10 mphPrecipitation probability - 10% | Rainfall totals: 0"Confidence in this forecast is highForecast for your local town/city - Click HereThis forecast analysis covers far southern Illinois, southeast Missouri, southwest Indiana, western Kentucky, and northwest TennesseeHEADLINES: I suppose we made it through the first winter storm of the season. It dropped anywhere from a dusting/1" of snow all the way up to 18" of snow across our region. Location was key to that event. The majority of the area picked up 4-8 inches of snow.Our next weather system is already spreading rain and snow back into our local counties. This will be a light event with a dusting of snow to perhaps 1-3" in some counties. Not expected to be a big deal as far as snowfall totals.Roads could be slick and hazardous on Saturday morning. Use care when out and about.We will have another chance for rain around Monday.
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The McCracken County Office of Emergency Management reminds you that owning a NOAA All Hazards Weather Radio is the best way to receive notifications of severe weather watches and warnings.
Remember that the National Weather Service defines a severe thunderstorm as one that produces 58 mph winds or higher, hail 1" in size or larger, and/or a tornado.
Friday: Severe weather is not anticipated. Light snow and sleet possible Friday night
Is there a chance for thunderstorms BELOW severe limits A clap of thunder possible
Saturday: Severe weather is not anticipated. Light snow will come to an end on Saturday morning.
Is there a chance for thunderstorms BELOW severe limits? No
Sunday: Severe weather is not anticipated. No snow of ice.
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.Will the Storm Prediction Center issue a tornado or severe thunderstorm watch for southeast Missouri, southern Illinois, or western Kentucky?Friday - NoSaturday - NoSunday - NoTo view the official Storm Prediction Center's web-site - click here Alternative link - click here
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.The links above are interactive and you can move around the United States by simply clicking on the national map - or from the pull down menu where it says regions and US States..To view the interactive warning map - click here.Snow is possible Friday night into Saturday morning - light accumulation will be possible over our counties...You can listen to local emergency services, SKYWARN storm spotters, and more by visiting our scanner feed page - click here..The Weather Observatory is a strong partner with the National Weather Service - click here to visit your local NWS web-site. For the most up to date warnings/advisories hit refresh on their page..We have a number of new radars available on our Weather Observatory web-site !---We now offer St Louis, Mt Vernon, Evansville, Poplar Bluff, Cape Girardeau, Marion, Paducah, Hopkinsville, Memphis, Nashville, and Dyersburg Interactive City Radars. I have added all of eastern Kentucky, as well.We also have the two regional radars and now offer you three GR Earth radars.Click here for our radar page - WEATHER RADARS ------We also have a new interactive radar - you can view that radar by clicking here.


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JD and Marian Mangum of Emery announce the marriage of their daughter Lacy Joe to Brian Campbell Tingey, son of Jeffrey and Jean Tingey of Davis, Calif. The couple was married July 30 in the Manti Temple.
Lacy graduated from Emery High School in 2002 and attended the College of Eastern Utah for two years. She lived in Michigan for the past year being a nanny. Brian graduated from Davis High School in 1997. He is currently serving in the US Coast Guard and is stationed in Oregon. Lacy and Brian will make their home in Seaside, Ore.
Grandparents of the bride are Glen and Karen Jensen of Elmo, and Margaret Mangum and the late Jerry Mangum of Emery.
Grandparents of the groom are Charles and Eleanor Campbell of Woodland, Calif., and Helen Tingey and the late Duane Tingey of Davis, Calif.
Ernest and Eunice Bramwell announce the marriage of their daughter Alison to Steven Max Daley, son of Larry and Linda Daley of Huntington. The ceremony took place July 29 in the Mt. Timpanogos LDS Temple. An open house will be held in their honor Aug. 6 from 6-8 p.m. at the Huntington LDS First/Fifth building, 115 South 400 East, Huntington.
Alison is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School and the College of Eastern Utah nursing program. She is currently working at Castleview Hospital.
Steve is a graduate of Emery High School and served a LDS mission in Lubbock, Texas. He is currently attending school at CEU.
The couple will make their first home in Price.
Henry and Paula Mills announce the marriage of their daughter Megan Jean to Moriah Allred, son of Wayne and Tammy Allred, on Aug. 6. The wedding will be held at Cleveland City Hall, 35 South 100 West, Cleveland.
A reception will be held in their honor at Cleveland City Hall from 6:30-8 p.m. Dancing will follow the reception until midnight.
Barry and Becky Olsen announce the marriage of their daughter Ashlee Olsen to Dustin Snow, the son of Rick and Leann Snow. The couple will be married Aug. 6. A reception will be presented in the newlyweds honor that evening from 7-9 p.m. at the Westwood Church, 175 North 1280 West, Price.
Dustin graduated from Emery High School in 2000, and is working as a diesel mechanic at SMP Trucking. Ashlee graduated from Carbon High School in 2002 and is employed at Central Utah Clinic. The couple will make their home in Provo.


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The righteous shall rejoice in the Lord.
Verse: Oh God, hear my cry.
BRETHREN, to this end Christ died and lived again, that he might be Lord both of the dead and of the living. Why do you pass judgment on your brother? Or you, why do you despise your brother? For we shall all stand before the judgment seat of God; for it is written. "As I live, says the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall give praise to God." So each of us shall give account of himself to God. Then let us no more pass judgment on one another, but rather decide never to put a stumbling block or hindrance in the way of a brother. I know and am persuaded in the Lord Jesus that nothing is unclean in itself; but it is unclean for any one who thinks it unclean. If your brother is being injured by what you eat, you are no longer walking in love. Do not let what you eat cause the ruin of one for whom Christ died. So do not let your good be spoken of as evil. For the kingdom of God is not food and drink but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit; he who thus serves Christ is acceptable to God and approved by men.
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The Utah Department of Transportation, in response to its recently completed S.R. 6 safety study, will be making the following improvements to address some of the study's findings:
� Implement no-passing zones with the appropriate signage in various areas.
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� Re-stripe current passing zones.
In accordance with the study's recommendations, UDOT will continue to evaluate high priority locations to construct or extend passing lanes and other median treatments to enhance the safety of S.R. 6.
The study reviewed the design of highway and accident data over the last 10 years to determine which areas of the roadway need improvements and what type of improvements should be made. It also identified 16 project sites along the highway for long-term improvements. Those sites were prioritized in order of importance as to which improvements should be made first.
Although spot improvements on U.S. 6 may improve safety in the short-term, the study determined that with the estimated growth in traffic over the next 30 years, a long-term solution must be addressed. UDOT is initiating an environmental impact statement to evaluate long-term solutions for the highway segment between Interstate 15 in Spanish Fork to Interstate 70 in Green River. The purpose of the EIS is to determine the need for the highway improvements, identify alternatives to meet the growing traffic needs, and address the environmental impacts of the alternatives.
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Tents were set up for the performers and listeners which kept the evening drizzle from shutting down the activities. The night began with local performers providing music during the bring-your-own picnic supper portion. The musicians were: Tyler Braun and Eric Reed, percussion; Naill Burgess-Hodges, singer/shaker; Kris Lee, singer/guitarist and Steve Wise, saxophone.
Opening act for the Steph Johnson Trio was David Jorgensen, St. George, Utah, and Laura Lounsbury, Cane Beds, Ariz. The duo performed original jazz compositions by Jorgensen and a few jazz covers. The audience enjoyed the talented Lounsbury as she sang solo, and Jorgensen accompanied with intricate, bossa-nova style on his guitar.
Returning for a second time to this open air venue, the Steph Johnson Trio entertained the audience with Johnson's original music and covers of jazz favorites. Steph Johnson, jazz singer/guitarist is complimented by her amazing musicians Rob Thorsen on bass and Fernando Gomez on the drums. The trio is on tour with their next stop is in Fort Collins, Colo.
"I want to express how much fun we had, and I am touched that people sat in the cold, and the rain, some wrapped in blankets to listen to us," Steph Johnson said.
Joleen and Steve Wise have found their niche in the community by opening their beautiful home to hosting social events for the weddings or college functions in the Cedar City area. Their generosity has expanded to include visiting artists and performers presenting here locally, to stay at their five-bedroom home. The Wises' hospitality benefits their guests with a homey atmosphere and home-cooked meals while they are on the road. Joleen said that they enjoy the impromptu jam sessions and connection with these talented artists.
After a rich evening of music and socializing, Joleen appreciated the efforts by guests who pitched in to help clean up quickly in the rain, and a memorable experience was had by all.
To learn more about the Steph Johnson Trio, visit their Web site at: www.stephjohnsonband.com
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At a time when schools are beating back tougher testing standards, State University of New York Chancellor Nancy Zimpher announced Tuesday she will head a national group of college leaders that will promote the Common Core standards across the country.
Higher Ed for Higher Standards, a new coalition composed of more than 200 university officials from 33 states, comes on the heels of governors from Oklahoma and South Carolina opting to abandon Common Core last week.
It adds to an assortment of groups organized under the mission of dispelling "myths" about Common Core, countering resistance that has mounted in many statehouses.
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Zimpher said the tougher testing is needed to prepare students for college.
"This is a call to action and I urge my colleagues in higher education to stand up and make their voices heard on Common Core," Zimpher said in a statement.
Zimpher has advocated for stronger secondary education, saying half of all students at SUNY's community colleges enroll in at least one remedial course.
Nationwide, 50 percent of students entering two-year colleges and 20 percent of students entering four-year colleges have to take remedial coursework because they weren't prepared in high school.
The group said it believes the standards can help colleges and universities in their efforts to reduce remediation rates and improve student success.
The vice chairman of the group is John Morgan, chancellor of the Tennessee Board of Regents.
"Every institution of higher learning has a clear and compelling interest in changing this trend," Morgan said.
"While our colleges are working to re-engineer our remedial developmental education approaches, despite our best efforts — no matter how good a job we do of that — there's really no possibility of matching the results that will be achieved by having students actually enter our institutions ready for college-level work."
On a conference call with reporters, Zimpher and Morgan said the Common Core standards shouldn't be tossed, even if the implementation is being delayed.
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Mr. Myatt joined Yale-New Haven Hospital and Yale New Haven Health System in 2007 as senior vice president of human resources after serving five years as associate vice chancellor and chief human resources officer at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. The Yale New Haven Health System, through its Yale-New Haven, Bridgeport and Greenwich delivery networks, provides comprehensive and cost effective advanced patient care. Mr. Myatt's previous positions included serving as vice president of human resources for Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He has a wealth of human resources experience in both medical and academic settings.
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Jets Game #45: Now it gets real - Winnipeg Jets VS New York Islanders
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April 20 2013 11:34AM
At long last, we've arrived at this point. Not since 1996 have the Winnipeg Jets been this close to getting in the Playoffs. After a 15 year NHL hiatus, an up-and-moslty down first year back, and this truncated season that's featured Divison leads, heart-breaking losing streaks, and Claude Noel 3 piece suits, today's game against the New York Islanders will be the most sinifigant game of the season. It's serious times. Win, and they're just a point back of this Islanders squad, and at the very least, keep pace with the rest of the pack, while even potentially bringing themselves into a tie with Washington. Lose, and they run the very real risk of getting too far behind as the season draws to a close next weekend. It's a serious game - shake off your hangover and get your yelling-at-the-TV-pants on. It's Jets Game Day.
The Matchup
Winnipeg Jets
The Numbers:
23-19-2 48 Points / 9th Eastern Conference
The Lineup:
- Ladd - Little - Wheeler
- Kane - Jokinen - Wellwood
- Tangradi - Burmistrov - Santorelli
- Wright - Gagnon - Thorburn
- Hainsey - Bogosian
- Clitsome - Byfuglien
- Stuart - Postma
- Pavelec
Notes and Trash Talk...This is the 3rd matchup of the season between the teams. The series is tied 1-1, with both teams winning at home. Let's hope the trend continues...I drank (mostly) after my show tonight, and it's not that I forgot that I had to write this, so much as I didn't fully comprehend how much of a task this would be to write at 4:00am after a long night of enjoying what turned out to be an excessive intake of alcohol. If nothing else, I hope the Jets can draw inspiration from my work...As it stands now, the Jets would own the tiebraker with the Islanders, having 1 more ROW (not a boating term). All the more reason to kick some ass today...I incorrectly predicted Jacob Trouba would make his NHL debut against Carolina on Thursday. I feel great shame...Andrew Ladd continues his breakout offensive season, leading the team with 44 points in 44 games, while James Wright and Chris Thorburn have combined for a measly 5 points in 72 games.
New York Islanders
The Numbers:
23-16-5 - 44 Points / 7th Eastern Conference
The Lineup:
- Moulson - Tavares - Boyes
- Bailey - Nielsen - Okposo
- Grabner - Aucoin - McDonald
- Joensuu - Cizikas - Martin
- Hickey - Visnovsky
- Hamonic - MacDonald
- Streit - Strait
- Nabokov
Notes and Trash Talk...I'm really having trouble coming to terms with the fact that the Islanders are good. Their dynasty in the early 80's was before my time. Outside of Pat LaFontaine, I can't remember much about the Islanders that wasn't hilariously inept...I wonder if Al Montoya looks at Garth Snow and thinks "You know, maybe I'll just GM the Jets next year"...People have been going off about John Tavares this year, but did you know he only has 1 more point this season than Andrew Ladd? And 2 less Cups...Hey gang, do me a favor. My buddy Casey, who is not from New York, is a massive Islanders fan. Always has been. I don't know what's wrong with him. I think he's nuts. Anyways, I got a plan. If (If? No, when!) the Jets get a lead, find him on Twitter and throw down some serious trash talk about how bad the Isles blow. He's also a funny Comic, so you should get a a good response from him. Or not - truthfully I'm not sure how he'll react, but the fun isn't in thinking about things, it's in doing them. Find him at @caseycorbin and let loose!
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Gametime is 2:00pm WInnipeg time, or Noon here where I am in Mackenzie, BC. No, I never heard of it before, either. You can watch the game on TSN Jets, or stream it
on some shady webs live from the official radio network of your Winnipeg Jets, TSN 1290. I haven't checked any Gambling sites, but I imagine the Jets are favored to win by 5.
5 Predictions YOU - but not you - can count on.
- Dennis Beyak will use the term "Playoff Atmosphere" rather liberally.
- Big Game Candidate? Evander Kane. I just feel it. That or it's gout.
- I will have trouble waking up in time for puck drop.
- John Tavares will do some ridicuously sick move that pisses me off.
- Rick DiPietro will make more money watching the game than I will.
Wrapping it up.
It's the Real Deal now. These last 4 games of the season will determine whether we're enjoying hockey into May, if not June, or if we have to start crossing our fingers that a player like Hunter Shinkaruk slides down to where the Jets would be drafting. I know what all of us in JetsNation would prefer. Today, we get to find out just how 'for real' our Jets are.
April 20 2013, 02:27PM
No doubt the gods are watching this game. I like the Iliads gods better than Christianity. There are two big questions in life: 1) why is there anything? 2) why is there evil? Positing gods that aren't perfect, answers the 2nd question. Just asking the second question proves if there is a god, he isn't perfect. So why not strive to be a better person than Jesus? Too bad about the Alexandria library fires.
April 20 2013, 05:19PM
Of course those gods were with the *Island*ers... Generally, the scientific method is the best way to allocate resources once a society diversifies away from basic farming and mining. Building an educated population creates more future value than does keeping a rich oligarchy or low-tax-rate in perpetual power. Canadians were able to engineer a bridge in WWI and hockey generally favours government investment in human capital more than American sports. I don't see how religions are useful in telling us what sectors to invest in and what not to invest in. Here, I'm a big fan of Ottawa's ownership. And when it comes to fighting against enemies of empirical methods, whether the extremists be Islamic, Christian, or $Neocons$, I see hockey as a great strength.


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The Dragons have named the experienced Adam Hughes, Ashley Smith, Wayne Evans and Phil Price in their line-up to face Zebre.
Dragons coach Darren Edwards has named the experienced Adam Hughes, Ashley Smith, Wayne Evans and Phil Price in his line-up to face Zebre.
Centre Hughes moves to the right wing, similarly alongside Hallam Amos. Meanwhile Smith, Evans and Price will all take their primary positions.
Edwards' men try out a different centre pairing with Pat Leach and Smith who last played side by side against Mogliano. The Dragons smashed the Italian side at Rodney Parade 53-3. Edwards has also made a change in the front row with Price at loosehead, but has kept the same locks.
Price, who will make his fourteenth start this season for the regional side, gave his preview.
"We know what they (Zebre) are about and we played them at the start of the season, they have improved as the season has gone on, especially up front. So we have to think of ourselves and make sure that we put a good performance in," he said.
"I have come back with a more positive attitude to regain my place and try to keep it. I have worked hard this week. We have pulled tighter as a unit and we are all looking forward to the Zebre game and putting in a good performance."
As for the bench there is a welcome return from injury of Rob Sidoli who comes back after celebrating the birth of his second daughter. He sits alongside Owen Evans, Dan Way, Jonathan Evans, Tom Prydie and Jack Dixon who have all been changed from last week.
Meanwhile, Zebre will be hoping to claim their first ever victory in the RaboDirect PRO12 against a team that lost 60-3 to Glasgow Warriors at Rodney Parade last weekend.
Still without their internationals, Zebre are led by Marco Bortolami in a selection that is missing Daniel Halangahu. Alberto Chiesa subsequently wears the number 10 jersey.
Form: Zebre continue to search for that elusive first ever victory in any competition. Dragons have won just one of their last six RaboDirect PRO12 contests: 23-14 at home to Treviso on 8 February 2013. Dragons have not won away from home in the PRO12 since a visit to Edinburgh on 23 March 2012. The Welshmen have lost only one of their last five fixtures against Italian opponents. Dragons won the only previous meeting between the two sides, 37-6 at Rodney Parade in the opening round of this season.
The teams:
Zebre: 15 Alberto Benettin, 14 Leonardo Sarto, 13 Samuele Pace, 12 Matteo Pratichetti, 11 Sinoti Sinoti 10 Alberto Chiesa, 9 Alberto Chillon, 8 Andries van Schlakwyk, 7 Josh Sole, 6 Filippo Ferrarini, 5 Marco Bortolami (capt), 4 Michael van Vuren, 3 Luca Redolfini, 2 Carlo Festuccia, 1 Matias Aguero.
Replacements: 16 Andrea Manici, 17 Andrea de Marchi, 18 Carlo Fazzari, 19 Emiliano Caffini, 20 Filippo Cristiano, 21 Guglielmo Palazzani, 22 Paolo Buso, 23 Andrea Bacchetti.
Dragons: 15 Dan Evans, 14 Adam Hughes, 13 Pat Leach, 12 Ashley Smith, 11 Hallam Amos, 10 Steffan Jones, 9 Wayne Evans, 8 Phil Price, 7 Hugh Gustafson, 6 Nathan Buck, 5 Ian Nimmo, 4 Adam Jones, 3 Lewis Evans (capt), 2 Nic Cudd, 1 Ieuan Jones.
Replacements: 16 Sam Parry, 17 Owen Evans, 18 Dan Way, 19 Rob Sidoli, 20 Jevon Groves, 21 Jonathan Evans, 22 Tom Prydie, 23 Jack Dixon.
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The Center for Faulkner Studies has launched a second Faulkner MOOC (Massive Open Online Class), "Faulkner and Southern History," on the internet. Taught by Robert Hamblin and Christopher Rieger, the class will examine three Faulkner novels: The Unvanquished, Absalom, Absalom!, and Go Down, Moses. The class may be accessed at https://mooc.semo.edu/login/index.php. Join us (it's free, and there are no exams or papers!), and invite your friends to participate as well.
The Faulkner Center's first Faulkner MOOC, "Faulkner 101," which discusses As I Lay Dying, The Sound and the Fury, and Light in August, remains available at the same URL listed above.
The Center for Faulkner Studies is devoted to the study of William Faulkner, sole owner and proprietor of Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi.
The Center for Faulkner Studies (CFS) is located on the fourth floor of Kent Library (Room 406) on the campus of Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, MO.
The CFS was established at Southeast Missouri State University in 1989 under the leadership of its founding director, Robert Hamblin, following the University's acquisition of the Louis Daniel Brodsky Collection of William Faulkner Materials, assembled over a 30-year period by Louis Daniel (L.D.) Brodsky of St. Louis.
Christopher Rieger, Professor of English at Southeast, assumed the directorship of the Center in August 2013.
The CFS sponsors and supports educational, scholarly, and public service projects related to William Faulkner, the South, and American and world literatures. In cooperation with BioKyowa, Inc., the Center operates the BioKyowa Visiting Japanese Scholar program. The Center also publishes the Teaching Faulkner newsletter.
The renowned Brodsky Collection includes the Blotner Papers, the research files of Faulkner's biographer Joseph Blotner.
The Center is also the repository for the materials assembled by Jane Isbell Haynes, a Faulkner scholar and collector. Haynes is the author of William Faulkner: His Lafayette County Heritage and William Faulkner: His Tippah County Heritage.
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BIM 360 info & Autodesk 360 Viewer
BIM 360 info & Autodesk 360 Viewer
A sneak peek at the new Autodesk 360 viewer
For those of you who have signed up for the Autodesk 360 Technical Preview, you may well have already gotten a taste for its new viewing capability. Upload a 3D model of pretty much any format (the list is pretty exhaustive and goes well beyond Autodesk's own formats, but you might try with DWG, RVT, IAM, IPT, NWD and DWF, to name a few to get you started) and you'll see the viewer enabled for that model:
Before we go on, please bear in mind that this is very much still in Beta: it's early days and the team is ironing out wrinkles on a regular basis. You'll also need a WebGL-enabled browser to make this work, of course (as mentioned in yesterday's post, this is built using Three.js which in turn uses WebGL). With all that said, hopefully you'll see that this technology is pretty darn cool.
One other thing, be sure to read up about the new Autodesk 360 viewer at Ken Walmsley's Through the Interface blog. I've had a good play with this & its very impressive.
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Lieutenant Colonel (USAF) Michael B. Meyer is the 2008-09 academic year Air Force National Defense Fellow in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. During the fellowship, he has specialized in cultural intelligence and public diplomacy. He is an intelligence officer and a political-military specialist, with a focus on the Middle East. Lieutenant Colonel Meyer was the Air Attaché in Damascus, Syria, and later the political advisor to the Commander, U.S. Central Command Air Forces. He commanded an Air Force recruiting squadron and was the deputy group commander of the Air Force's first network warfare group. Lieutenant Colonel Meyer is a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, holds an MA from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, and attended the Air Command and Staff College in Montgomery, Alabama.
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SSI books and monographs by Lieutenant Colonel (USAF) Michael B. Meyer
A History of Socio-Cultural Intelligence and Research Under the Occupation of Japan
April 15, 2009
Authored by Lieutenant Colonel (USAF) Michael B. Meyer.
As the Army explores how to incorporate anthropological and sociological researchers into reconstruction efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the author discusses how General Douglas MacArthur and his staff fused together the work of military socio-cultural intelligence analysts with civilian academic sociologists to rebuild Japan. To understand what mattered most to the Japanese as Americans entered a then-presumably precarious situation (this was not Germany with its western mindset and traditions), intelligence analysts' role was seminal during the early, demilitarization phase of rebuilding Japan. Sociologists, working closely with Japanese nationals, contributed significantly to the democratization phase. This was perhaps the first time in American history that sociological research supplemented traditional intelligence analysis in informing occupational leaders.


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Few can afford most high-priced classic cars, so we put together a list of ten that experts consider to be undervalued or emerging, and therefore affordable, classics.
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Few can afford most high-priced classic cars, so we put together a list of ten that experts consider to be undervalued or emerging, and therefore affordable, classics.More
January in Scottsdale, Ariz., is the place to be for the vintage, collector, and classic cars spectacle known as Auction Week. In 2013 the event broke multiple records and achieved $228 million in sales. Thirty-one cars sold for $1 million or more, including a 1958 Ferrari GT California Spyder that fetched a record-setting $8.25 million at Gooding & Company, and the original George Barris-customized Batmobile, which sold for $4.6 million at Barrett-Jackson.
Sadly, a million-dollar car is not in the cards for most of us. But that's not to say every classic is out of reach. There are plenty of old autos the experts consider to be undervalued or just now becoming collectible, and are thus affordable—at least for now.
The Z was one of the first popular Japanese sports cars in America, offering performance, comfort, style, and reliability. The Z had gorgeous styling, with a smooth six-cylinder engine, and it went as fast as it looked. 0 to 60 took just 7.8 seconds, and a 125-mph top speed was quicker than a Porsche 911T or Jaguar E-Type of the day. They came in gorgeous reds, yellows, and orange and look like they should bring $40,000 or more but can easily be had for less than $15,000.
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Featuring an improved upper for increased breathability and comfort, the Nike Free 3.0 v5 brings you a natural running experience without a bare-bones underfoot feel.
The most minimal of the Free collection, the Free 3.0 v5 offers a natural running experience without a firm underfoot feel.
If there was a single complaint we heard about the prior version, it was the NanoPly, the upper material that often resulted in sweaty feet and stinky shoes. Nike addressed this problem by switching over to their Engineered Mesh technology, which offers increased breathability and a stretchier, less claustrophobic fit.
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Faces of America is a show about family histories and genealogy. I really enjoyed the show last night. My husband even sat down to watch it with me, and he is not a fan of my genealogy digging. I hope everyone has a chance to watch this show. Last night's episode is available to watch now at www.pbs.org/wnet/facesofamerica. The next program will be on PBS on February 17th. I hope that everyone has a chance to see how genealogy and history help make us who we are today.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Faces of America with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. on PBS
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- Sanjay Maharaj said...
I did watch it, if the procces of how information was obtained was shown, it would have really made it more interesting and make it feel like you were watching a detective movie. But full marks to Hendry Gates Jr. for the effort, we appreciate it at least we are talking about it and having a conversation which is a good thing in my opinion
- February 11, 2010 at 10:53 PM
- Amy Urman said...
I agree for a genealogist or family historian. For a lay person it generates interest in both. Just sending a spark out to interest folks I think is great.
- February 12, 2010 at 11:24 AM
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The meeting will begin at 12 noon, in Room 156 of the DSU Russell C. Taylor Health Science Center, located on the Dixie Regional Medical Center's River Road campus at 1526 Medical Center Drive. The meeting is free and open to the public.
Heath's presentation, entitled "Utah's National Monuments and Presidential Use of the Antiquities Act," will discuss the history of the Antiquities Act of 1906, and its use in the state of Utah to create national monuments. Since the Act's passage, several U.S. presidents have combined to issue 25 declarations that effect Utah and its federal lands, and Heath will highlight this unique history of the Beehive State.
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When is it too much?
Hard to say, since everyone here is already way beyond that point.
My parents say that my obssesion with the haunted house is getting unhealthy. I am driving everyone nuts talking about it, even the people who work with me! I am constantly looking at costumes, even though it is only May, and even when I find one I like, I have to keep looking until I find something better. The only thing I want to watch on TV is the dvd house footage from last year! So I have to ask: when should I back off, and how?
When is it too much?
Hard to say, since everyone here is already way beyond that point.
Don't worry, my son was and still is the same way. It takes his mind of things and helps him relax. Which is really important these days. Its a release for some, passion for others.
Too much is when you slip into character during your "normal" life. Its happened to me believe it or not.
We all are that way, don't worry.
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I wouldn't worry about it. I started out being obsessed with Halloween and Haunted Houses when I was 12 years old. I built a small little haunt inside my parents garage and I took it from there. I now co-own with a buddy a pro haunt and I am 24. I am always thinking of new ways and new scare ideas to make the haunt better. I work out in my garage building props in the middle of January. So if people think you are nuts for liking Halloween to much. I say they are the one's with the problem. I believe it takes a certain person to get into Halloween and Haunted Houses. It's in your blood.
I mean most of my family dont really talk to me anymore. Consider me a freak, but i do it anyway. Honestly try to avoid THAT if you can. But like it has been stated before me, don't worry about. It's in your blood.
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April 28 2013 10:28PM
Nail Yakupov has impressed the socks right off my feet this season. Seriously, they are gone. I have no idea where their ultimate destination will be but they were last seen heading to the horizon at an incredible speed.
Look at the stats for yak at the end of his first season. Leads the team in goals after pumping 11 past the poor tendys in the final 14 games. And even more impressively he did it with little help. With most of his teammates hit a wall doing about 2 km/h with a dozen games left the kid just kept scoring and scoring and scoring.
And celebrating like a King.
As Willis and Stauffer pointed out earlier today:
Is Yakupov riding a hot streak or has he continued to iterate like Skynet and is getting smarter by the day? It will take a few more seasons to be sure but his late season surge has certainly given us excellent fuel for our annual "This is why the Oilers will dominate" line of thinking that plagues us all each off season.
Look at the rookie seasons of the big four. Only the Princely Nuge posted a better PPG than Hall/Yakupov who somehow tied in their inaugural campaigns. But Yakupov gets the GPG title, when he accustomed himself to the NHL pace of play he found a second gear that saw him blow past basically everyone - both on the OIlers and in the Calder Trophy scoring race. His compete level gained steam as the season ran out of gas and the goals poured in.
Yakupov is going to be a massive - if not the biggest - piece of the team next year I'd wager and he has been arguably the highlight this year too. If there are 3 highlights to the 2013 Lockout Shortened Disaster they have to be Yak sliding across Rexall Ice and showing the three regal fingers in the air like he just don't care after his hatty. The third highlight was the absolute obliteration of the Flames 8-2. Oh Flames. How screwed are you guys this offseason?
In his first year as an Oiler Yakupov has done some really interesting things I have never seen despite my 24/7 obsession with the Oilers since I was old enough to work the remote control. Firstly this business of kissing the Oilers crest when he scores is intoxicating. Long a play for footballers around the world it shows some real panache and respect for the logo. Think you would have seen Robbie Schremp planting one on his jersey post goal?
Secondly we love Yak's cellys despite the flack he has taken from commentators and opposing players alike. His glass smashing antics aren't coming from a place of cockiness or showboating. Instead it seems to be pure joy - joy to be playing in the best league in the world. Joy to be able to smash into the glass at 100 mph and know the fans are smashing back from the other side. Joy to be potting goals for the Edmonton Oilers.
That everyone should be chucking up threes.
Finally one of 64's first moves as a man on Kay-Z's payroll was to bring his Mom and Sisters to town to live.That's not exactly something we have seen around these parts during the past generation is it? Right out of the gate the kid has made Edmonton his family home.
Nail Yakupov is a legend in the making. There is no other possible outcome.
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April 29 2013, 12:48PM
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Having sedin in the lineup was a favour to Katz to help with the gate. Got a problem with it ? Take it up with Katz - were I a nucks fan I wouldn't want any of the top line guys playing in an utterly meaningless game either.
April 29 2013, 01:26PM
I would ask if you were serious, but ......
So I will just assume you are mistaken. No favour to Katz. Whether Sedin is in the lineup or not doesn't change the sell out streak. Plus watching Danielle and Henrietta cycle the puck for 60 seconds sells ZERO tickets.
You are entitled to your opinion but I still consider it a classless move to extend a sham of a streak. I don't want the Canucks doing the Oil any favours at any rate.
Having sedin in the lineup was a favour to Katz to help with the gate. Got a problem with it ? Take it up with Katz - were I a nucks fan I wouldn't want any of the top line guys playing in an utterly meaningless game either.
Right.. cause a team that habitually has sat at the bottom of the standings but still manages to sell out every night needs "help with the gate". Get real.
It wasn't a favor to Katz.. it was 100% for Sedin's sake to maintain his supposed "iron man streak".
there is absolutely no other outcome. props
Mark Spector's latest column says:
And as the hats flew, and Nail Yakupov typically over-celebrated a meaningless hat trick in a meaningless game, Luongo – judging by Luongo's body language – appeared to be seething.
Can someone take away this idiot's press pass?
I guess Yak trying to entertain everyone at the Rex or being excited about his first hatty should be condemned.
Spector is a goof. Doesn't he get that Oiler fans love nothing more than individual stats.
April 29 2013, 09:59PM
Right.. cause a team that habitually has sat at the bottom of the standings but still manages to sell out every night needs "help with the gate". Get real.
It wasn't a favor to Katz.. it was 100% for Sedin's sake to maintain his supposed "iron man streak".
It's not just the gate - it's concessions its tv viewership - it's a big tv ratings week this week BTW.
April 30 2013, 06:41AM
It's not just the gate - it's concessions its tv viewership - it's a big tv ratings week this week BTW.
Really? Please tell me how concessions were up by Sedin playing? The building was going to be full anyway. Do you SERIOUSLY think some Dad said, "hey son, look - good old #33 is dressed for the other team. I am now going to spring for a LARGE popcorn".
Give it up, please. A simple - Sorry Racki, you are correct - will suffice.


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Microsoft has accidentally revealed its team "App Store" in its blog post
Sinofsky's post details how the Window's project is vast, and is achieved through various smaller projects working independently, but towards a unified goal. The work is organised into feature teams, with approximately 35-40 being employed.
The kicker is the Sinofsky has revealed a team is dedicated to "App store", rousing suspicion whether or not it will replace its former marketplace with something a little more Apple.
Additionally, there's a feature team named "Human Interaction Platform", sounding like a feature facilitated by Microsoft's hugely popular Kinect motion controller.
It's plausible, considering Kinect technology is being used in the enterprise world, medical industry, and classrooms.
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