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The music of lry LeJeune is some of the most well-loved and legendary in the history of Cajun Music. One of the most popular of post war Bayou artists he was born on his father's farm on the outskirts of Church Point, Louisiana, on October 28th, 1928. With a musical family around him, he began playing accordion at a young age, aided through the basic stages by his father Agnes LeJeune. Nearly blind, the young lry found music his main enjoyment in life and, as he grew older, it became his living too. His major influence was the Black Cajun great Amede Ardoin from whom lry picked up his crying style of singing and his gritty basic accordion sound, to which lry added speed and more complicated licks than Amede.Though well-known at local dances his music failed to reach a wider regional audience in the '40s, The audience taste at that time had succumbed to the popularity and influence of cowboy and western swing styles and Cajun Music had followed their trend towards fiddle-led outfits. String bands led by stars like Harry Choates and Leo Soileau were in heavy demand and, though lry tried his hand at the fiddle, he finally, decided to stick with what he knew best. He moved to Lacassine, near Lake Charles, and began to sit in with bigger aggregations and in 1948, Floyd LeBlanc took him to Houston where he recorded for the Opera label with Virgil Bozman's Oklahoma Tornadoes. His recording of Love Bridge Waltz became a big hit and turned Cajun Music around. For the first time in a decade, the accordion wailed out from jukeboxes in Louisiana.After six months playing the bars and dance halls of Houston, lry returned to Lake Charles and a recording contract with Eddie Shuler. Eddie recorded lry for the Folk Star, TNT and Goldband labels and hit with the Calcasieu Waltz and Teche Special. Surrounded by musicians like Duckhead Cormier, Wilson Granger, Robert Bertrand and even Eddie Shuler himself sometimes, lry played the Louisiana clubs, recording at local radio stations, studios and even on portable equipment set up in a kitchen. From the latter source, came Duraldo Waltz, the only one of his recordings on which there is no accordion. On October 5th 1955, on the way home from a Eunice gig with J Fusilier, the pair were repairing a flat tyre on the highway when a passing car knocked them into a field, seriously injuring J B and killing lry instantly. For years, most fans have had the chance to hear lry's music only via poor sounding releases, often with distracting over-dubbed bass-guitar. Now, with the arrival of Cajun's Greatest -The Definitive Collection, these great sounds can be heard in excellent sound quality. Near mint copies of most of these 78s have been located through collectors like Chris Strachwitz and transfers from these have been worked on with love and care by Duncan Cowell of Sound Mastering to produce a fine tribute to a true Cajun master. The three songs mentioned in the text above are on this definitive collection plus Grande Bosco, Church Point Breakdown, Evangeline Special and 19 other great slices of the sound of the south.The package is completed by notes from leading Cajun authority Ann Alien Savoy who was in the UK earlier this month with the Savoy-Doucet Band.


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: Do we need this studor vent reinstalled rather than just capping the pipe ? Another problem is we don't have enough space behind the new sink for it to fit straight up on the right side. How how does it have to be above the P-Trap and what is the floor level ? If there's enough room for it to fit on the left side behind the smaller sink, can the pipe going to the studor vent be bent at angles at all ?
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Former Waratahs playmaker Daniel Halangahu will make his debut for Zebre in Friday's PRO12 clash with Edinburgh at Murrayfield.
Director of Rugby Christian Gajan has made several changes to the starting XV that lost to Connacht last week.
Centre Matteo Pratichetti wins his first ever cap in a Zebre shirt alongside Australian utility back Halangahu in an all-new midfield.
Alberto Chiesa is handed the fly-half role ahead of Luciano Orquera while another Italian international Tito Tebaldi features at scrum-half.
On the bench, full-back Paolo Buso and young hooker Andrea Manici are also set for debuts.
Italian international lock Quintin Geldenhuys will be Zebre's skipper for the game in the place of the injured Gonzalo Garcia.
Veteran international second-rower Marco Bortolami is also on the injury list.
"This week we worked a lot on the effectiveness of our game: in this is what we're missing,"said Gajan.
"In the first two games we lost too many balls that we had cleverly obtained. For this game we decided to select players who have played less, in order to grow our youngsters"
Backs coach Alessandro Troncon said this week's challenge is more difficult than last Friday.
"Edinburgh has reached the semi-finals of the Heineken Cup last season, while Italian teams never made it even to the quarters," said Troncon.
"It will therefore be tough and we need all the enthusiasm possible. But I am happy with what I saw in Parma against Connacht".
Meanwhile, Edinburgh have made five changes to the side that started against Cardiff Blues, as inside-centre Matt Scott returns for his first match of the new campaign.
In an astonishing 2011/12 season, Scott went from first year professional to Scotland regular, getting his first taste of the international arena in the 2012 Six Nations, and starting every match of the Scotland's three-Test June triumph in Australasia.
Having completed a near 12-month spell of competitive action, the strength, skills and conditioning teams at Murrayfield have taken extra time to work with the 21-year-old to ensure he has had the benefit of rest, recovery and a full pre-season, before his refreshed return to action this Friday.
The remaining changes come in the pack, with props John Yapp and Willem Nel trading places with Allan Jacobsen and Geoff Cross, who start on the bench, while Scotland and Fiji back-rows Ross Rennie and Netani Talei replace Roddy Grant and the injured David Denton (thigh).
Also returning to the squad is Tom Brown, who continues his comeback from a hamstring strain as replacement.
Form: Edinburgh have won two of their last three games in the RaboDirect PRO12, however the Scotsmen lost their most recent game at Murrayfield to Munster. Edinburgh have won their last three encounters with Italian opponents and have never been defeated at home by a visiting team from Italy. Zebre, the RaboDirect PRO12's newest team, are trying to find their feet in the competition and have so far slipped to a pair of defeats at the hands of Newport Gwent Dragons and Connacht. The two teams have never met before.
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Edinburgh: 15 Greig Tonks, 14 Lee Jones, 13 Nick De Luca, 12 Matt Scott, 11 Tim Visser, 10 Greig Laidlaw (capt), 9 Richie Rees, 8 Netani Talei, 7 Ross Rennie, 6 Stuart McInally, 5 Sean Cox, 4 Grant Gilchrist, 3 Willem Nel, 2 Ross Ford, 1 John Yapp.
Replacements: 16 Andy Titterrell, 17 Allan Jacobsen, 18 Geoff Cross, 19 Perry Parker, 20 Dimitri Basilaia, 21 Chris Leck, 22 John Houston, 23 Tom Brown.
Zebre: 15 Sinoti Sinoti, 14 Giovanbattista Venditti, 13 Matteo Pratichetti, 12 Daniel Halangahu, 11 Ruggero Trevisan, 10 Alberto Chiesa, 9 Tito Tebaldi, 8 Andries van Schalkwyk, 7 Mauro Bergamasco, 6 Emiliano Caffini, 5 Josh Sole, 4 Quintin Geldenhuys, 3 Luciano Leibson, 2 Carlo Festuccia, 1 Andrea De Marchi.
Replacements: 16 Andrea Manici, 17 Matias Aguero, 18 Luca Redolfini, 19 Filippo Cazzola, 20 Filippo Ferrarini, 21 Alberto Chillon, 22 Paolo Buso, 23 Alberto Benettin.
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Skip to comments.Why Republicans should have won the election (and why they didnt)
Posted on 11/28/2012 4:57:47 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
Going into election day 2012, Republicans were very confident that former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney had a 50-50 chance of winning the presidency. It didnt turn out that way.
Answering the why posed by that discrepancy is of critical import for Republicans as they move forward to 2014 and 2016. And, a new piece by Glen Bolger, a GOP pollster and partner at Public Opinion Strategies, explains both why Republicans should have won and why they didnt as succinctly as anything we have read since the election.
Heres Bolgers argument in a nutshell (and heres Austin Powers in a nutshell): If the electorate had looked like 2004, Romney would have won and perhaps won easily. But, it didnt. And, it wont in the future.
To wit:
* Romney won self-described independent voters by 5 points 50 percent to 45 percent (George W. Bush lost independents to John Kerry by 1 point in 2004.)
* Romney won voters earning between $50,000 and $100,0000 by 52 percent to 46 percent. Thats less than what Bush got in 2004 (he won that group by 12) but they were 28 percent of the electorate in 2012 and just 18 percent electorate in 2004.
* Romney won white voters by 20 points, the largest margin ever for a Republican candidate.
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First off the Mourdock and Aikin loss.When it comes to defending a fundamental concept the godless ones have been pretty good at attacking an article of faith and reducing it to ridicule.Then so called conservatives talkers ans the camp followers in the white house press corpse, as well as whores in the media began piling it on and the stampede was on.
The question becomes could should they have handled it ?
Here is a suggested response...
I happen to believe bla bla bla which will has nothing to do with any legislation that may cross my desk and never will....At least I believe in God ...as a political party God is someone they booed...use the convention clip ...and I dont believe that an election to office is a license to steal...
Expecting voters to know whats going on and their reliance on MSM is just part of why our great loss. While there are examples of fraud which may close up the gap, the gap is too big to blame the loss on fraud ...Expecting GOP Es to address media bias or Romney to call Obama a congenital liar or even point out that the fact and figures released by the white house were allways questionable is another Let alone call him a "socialist"..
But the fault lies really in the messaging the Republican campaign came up with. Choking on political correctness parameters or triping over past positions on global warming and Romneycare both of which were bread and butter issues. .Then busy responding to pseudo positions devised by the demo-com party and echoed by their hand maiden camp followers in the media allowing them to set the agenda ..
Romney ran a Johnny One Note Campaign. Used a poison dart blow gun when he should have used a cannon loaded with grape shot because he had pleanty of stuff he could fill that cannon barrel with..
They failed to hammer away on what will happen when Obama gets returned; The Obama past due 2013/14 Tax Increases.
Attacks on government policies which affect every "demographic" which I call bread and buttter issues affecting everybodys pocket book WERE NEVER MADE OR JUST MUTTERED ..Particularly this one
The impact of Obamas gagging energy resources.(a socialist construct never branded as such) with policies requiring reliance on intermittent sources wind and solar and that resulting in massive corruption .,restricted allowance of of drilling, and banning use of coal ,freezes on fracking, and resulting prices doubling on everything.. This was a bread and butter issue which reached into every demographics pocketbook including accepting the demo-com definition of hyphenated African-Hispanic -Americans .
The impact of Supreme Court Appointments..Obamabcare taxes need to pay 18,000 new IRS agents and on and on. . Some were very briefly touched most werent and Benghazi/ foreign policy was left to languish.
Then there is Obamas personal extravagance and behavior refusing to visit Nashville after its disaster showing up at New Orleans after Mitt visited it. Even after the Christi thing if that was brought up it would have blunted the impact.
Instead we got a sales pitch on executive ability but not the reason why one should toss the old model and buy his. That print and tv pitch , 20 million new jobs, was given a discrarded dose of skepticism .
In addition Rove who I understand was handling the Charter PAC senate campaign played games. His material never warned voters that IF OBAMA GETS RE-ELECTED AND SENATE CONTROL REMAINED . .. OBAMACARE AND ALL THE TAX INCREASES THAT GO WITH IT WILL NEVER GET REPEALED Let alone tie into or cover the formentioned grape shot which would have perhaps changed that body. I don't recall any of that material directed toward that fact.
Finally they didnt believe the polls which turned out were dead on. Even going as far as setting up focus groups which could have looked into whats going on . Even to the point of going out to local eateries and bars and eavesdrop into conversations and pick up on topics being discussed.(chat rooms twitter too contrived) They would have learned their turnout projections were off and the sence of urgency to get out the vote was diminished by their glowing projections and disbelief never mind ORCA which should have been tested. COMPLACENCY WAS ENCOURAGED BY THE MEDIA AND NOT COUNTER ACTED UPON
Our local small population (-8000) rural blue county GOP had at the outset good and growing attendence at their meetings 50 plus. At the meeting the Thursday before the election only about a dozen people showed up and I knew we were in trouble .
Nuts...This loss is inexcuseable, while I trully don't believe Mitt Romney would ever continence losing, I'm begining to believe that most GOPE's really didn't want to see AHCA, (affordable health care act) otherwise known as ZerO care go ..
" you need to come up with millions of votes ~ im seeing thousands ~ doesnt mean it didnt happen, but scale must be considered ~ over 160 million voters voted. "
You are WRONG there, of course - as you intended to be.
Check all that information available that I referred to and find that the number of additional votes Romney would need to win is very miniscule - something like 100,000 or so. Very carefully calculated by soros - or not since it seems to have gotten out of hand when they went with those 100% of votes for bronco, or even 140% wow !
Also very obvious Romney strangly *lost* a lot of votes - like those who voted for Romney but the machine *switched* the vote to bronco.
Note ALL THE LINES OF VOTERS on election day - around and around the block even. Great hoardes of voters came out. You can be sure they were not for bronco.
Unfortunately I"ve seen folks refer to the general election here as having been subject to a great deal of corruption ~ which it wasn't. But the primary was ~ but at a higher level than who got to vote ~ rather all about 'who got to run'
In and of themselves lines don't mean anything other than the failure of the county to properly deploy facilities and staff to support the changes occuring in redistricting by the legislature.
I believe Romney lost because approximately 10% of the voters almost all included in the core Republican Constituency stayed home because Romney was a Liberal who supported a number of policies with which they did not agree.
Uh, it did? If he had a 50/50 chance of winning, he had a 50/50 chance of losing. It was just as likely that he would lose, as that he would win. He lost -- which was one of the possible outcomes. So it did "turn out that way".
The only way the Republican Party has a chance is the DemonRATs will do what they are expected to do and take this country into ruin. Then, those who put their faith in the DemonRATs will hear the "We told you so!" and find a new faith.
Those who believe in the Progressive Communists will only learn from the school of hard knocks. They are that hard headed.
If journalists don't investigate it, it didn't happen right? Maybe they're busy looking into the 0bama regime's actions (or lack thereof) before, during and after Benghazi? No wait.. Those racist Republicans out to get a black female or maybe their unwillingness to 'COMPROMISE' on the Fiscal Cliff, yeah that's it!! Who could imagine the next four years being worse than the last four? IT WILL BE. 0bama's failure to announce ANY plans prior to the election were a warning of how bad it's going to be.
Latinos are natural Democrats. They come from socialist countries. Not one in one hundred could tell you anything about free market economics. 65% of immigrants are on the dole.
The answer is to get them out of our country, not turn iut b over to them.
Latinos are natural Democrats. They come from socialist countries. Not one in one hundred could tell you anything about free market economics. 65% of immigrants are on the dole.
The answer is to get them out of our country, not turn iut b over to them.
Latinos are natural Democrats. They come from socialist countries. Not one in one hundred could tell you anything about free market economics. 65% of immigrants are on the dole.
The answer is to get them out of our country, not turn iut b over to them.
Yea, that even failed 52 years ago with "Cabot" Lodge, but our little Republican primary voters are too uninformed to make a selection.
"When one group regularly gets way with murder and the other doesn't, isn't it most logical to look over the enforcers?"
It's a good argument, but I don't believe so. You have to have a long history of dealing with grossly defective psychologies to see this.
When I look at the relationship between ideologues, I see the relationship between a normal (naïve to defective psychologies) psychology, and a Narcissist. The Narcissist does insane evil. The normal psychology says something about it, the Narcissist freaks out beyond all measure, and the normal psychology (who is assuming the Narcissist is normal) backs down, and seeks to defuse what appears on the surface to be an uncontrollably escalating situation. This is how those relationships work, because the normal assumes the Narcissist wouldn't freak out like that unless he was willing to escalate even further. In truth the Narcissist is freaking so much, so early in the interaction, because he is terrified of seeing it come to an escalated conclusion. The freak out is panic at the thought of the conclusion, not an aggressive willingness to embrace such a conclusion.
Then another time, the normal psychology does something normal, without expressly seeking to serve the interests of the Narcissist, the Narcissist freaks out, and again, the normal placates him, to avoid what seems to be an out-of control situation. Even worse, the normal comes to think that if he allowed the melee to erupt, it would be wrong of him, because he could see it coming, so it was up to him to avoid it.
Over time, this all results in a relationship where the normal thinks it is right to serve the Narcissist, to keep the peace, and avoid what the normal thinks would be an out of control melee if he just acted normal.
If you understand the Narcissist (and Liberal), and just how their brain works, you know that freak out is occurring as a defensive mechanism, seeking to try and shield them from a panic and suffering in the face of criticism that normals can barely imagine. If you press on, in the face of the freak out, you can inflict unimaginable suffering on the Narcissist, and lead them to not screw with you in the future. I crossed that barrier, and saw the collapse, and I have no doubt the Liberal is exactly the same. Press on, in the face of a freak-out, and you will rapidly see Liberalism collapse in shame.
The problem is not that the media freaks out when Republicans criticize Dems. The problem is that Republicans don't circle the wagons when faced with a freak-out, dig in their heels, and calmly and rationally explain, again and again, why they are right about what selfish, stupid creatures Democrats are, and the damage they are doing.Over time, and with repetition, that will permeate the consciousness of the populace, and poison people against Liberalism. That is where the real battle is fought and won, but we never get there, because the Establishment Rino's jump in immediately, and support the Libs, and placate them.
They move to placate at the first hint of conflict, which only produces a worse problem in the future. It is as if you have a prisoner strapped down to a table, you break out the electrodes to torture some piece of info out of him, but when he screams, you immediately apologize, unstrap him, and beg his forgiveness. That scream wasn't a bad thing you needed to rectify with kindness, it was the first sign your strategy was working, and it should have led you to press on. Even worse, the next time you strap the prisoner down, what do you think he will do? Are you going to get your info?
The media has always been a bunch of pathetic progressive shills. Patton's first sentence in his famous speech to his troops was something like, Men, I want you to know, all this noise the media is spewing about Americans wanting to run away from this war, and not wanting to fight, is a load of Bullshit! FDR was portrayed as an Olympic-level athlete. They propped him up on his ass, against a box on a dock, with his legs flopped in front of him, wearing a swim suit, so people would think he spent the day swimming and diving.
Reagan knew this, and went on the attack, relentlessly. What Reagan did was humiliate and ridicule them, and when they screamed in agony, he laughed, and did it again, even better. He treated the media as unimportant, and turned the word Liberal into an epithet.
Liberals are like dogs. When they whine, you can reward them for whining, by retracting your attacks and apologizing. If you do, they will whine even louder and faster the next time, and expect you to back down.
Alternatively, when they whine, you can humiliate them again, make them scream in the agony of being humiliated by what they are yet again, and train them with more Aversive Stimulus, to immediately back down when you criticize them, lest they get it worse next time.
The reason we are losing this nation is because our leaders are weak, afraid of making contact with the enemy, and afraid of striking rhetorically at them with aggression. If we began an aggressive campaign of negativism towards every facet of Liberalism, and demonized Liberals, ignoring their whining, we would poison a significant part of the populace against them and that would have profound effects on the next election. This is basic neurobiology (amygdala, aversive stimulus, etc).
But we should start now. This type of neurological conditioning takes time and repetition.
"However, its NOT going to happen through rhetoric and policies that make the average FR posters orgasmic with joy, and people have to grow up and accept that."
You sound like the type of guy who denies dogs can be trained - there are just good ones and bad ones, so don't bother trying to mold their minds or behavior. Even worse you want to appeal to the bad ones, and reward them.
A non-conservative is just a member of the base, who is uninformed, and hasn't been turned into a Republican voter through the proper application of neurological conditioning. It can be done, and it isn't done through the pansy RINO path, which just leads the whole country farther left, and destroys the right (by trying to eliminate all conflict and aversive stimulus, when that is exactly what is needed).
You've run these moderate, feel-good pansies in how many non-negative elections now, and lost everytime. Why not reevaluate your own grasp on reality?
Oh, that's right, you can't be wrong, so let's nominate another "moderate," because this one is just a sure thing. You say so. You know so, this time.
Which makes me wonder, why not question yourself, and where you are leading the party? I mean, you've blown how many elections now with your nice-guy moderate tools? You don't seem to think Conservatism is right enough to win in a logical argument. You view the stalwarts of the idoelogy as obstacles to overcome.
So my big question is, why are you even in the movement? Do you like Conservatism, or do you just want to tell other people what to do, so you can acquire power, and the movement is just a tool to that end?
If you want to win in 2016, the answer is simple. Start running negative ads now, demonizing Liberals and Liberalism. Hide behind whatever entity you want, but start putting the seed in people's heads that Liberals are disloyal, corrupt, cowardly, pathetic, weak, dishonest, untrustworthy, opposed to our nation winning, opposed to American greatness and power, opposed to the small businessmen who create jobs, etc. Link them to the economic collapse through Dodd and Frank. Link them to the dead Ambassador. Do what Liberals did to Bush and Katrina.
Out-group the Liberal, in the minds of the voters. Make them the enemy of real Americans in every ad. Highlight an aspect of a K-selected psychology, and show how the Liberal is opposed to it, and wants to violate it. Ridicule them and their positions.
The first week it would have no effect. A month, almost nothing. A year - and you'd start to see something. Over a full four years - as Liberals screamed, and the ads kept coming, you'd be amazed at how many Americans would see Liberalism associated with Aversive Stimulus in their amygdalae. These people would avoid associating with Liberalism, which is the first step to opening their mind to Conservatism. It would work.
Or Republicans can just wait for four years with their thumbs stuck up their asses, and then try to out-liberal the Liberal at the last minute, but really, that is the dumbest thing I can imagine.
There was a reason people hailed Lee Atwater as the greatest of all time. Fighting works, and negative advertising works, if you've got the stones for it. Unfortunately, the GOPe seems to not have the stones, of late.
Exactly. If we don't fight, the public assumes it is because we are wrong. If we fight, we win.
You should start the RINO PAC. Amass a war chest, and then have everyone vote on who the biggest RINO is (or the biggest three, or five, etc.). Whoever wins, that war-chest goes to unseating them in the general.
Give the GOP the option of getting that person(s) out in the primary. If they do, then the plan could involve offering the Party the money, or offer it to some other Conservative cause.
There is no cost to stabbing the party or the movement in the back now. It's seen as a freebie, which just get's more independent voters to vote for you. Make every Rino worry about whether they will be the one to have $10 mil in negative advertising unleashed on them in the general - by their own side.
we can fight it on the streets, but the GOP-e won't back up our efforts by standing behind us, and making the evidence photographic. and, it bothers me that the so-called Conservatives won't jump on things such as the birth certificate with upteen layers, as published in the Whitehouse webpage, or the felonious socials security #'s. No one has our backs, but the democrats fall over themselves circling the wagons for their corrupt own.
Not trying to start an argument (Patriot08 and PraisetheLord), but I have to ask - if there was such massive (and documented) fraud, then why didn't Romney say a word about it? What about the rest of the GOP - why did they also keep quiet? What about the few remaining conservative Supreme Court Justices? That silence makes the fraud argument seem Truther-esque.
As I said on another thread yesterday, I would fight in court for a parking ticket that was given to me unfairly. A parking ticket.
Yet I am to believe the most powerful country in the world just experienced massive poll rigging, and the only people who know about it are a few on internet fora and some radio shows? That the Dems steamrolled the electoral process, and the whole GOP couldn't find ONE person of national note to say something - anything? (Even Col. West would only say I dont want to see America become like Zimbabwe where people dont trust their electoral process. If we cannot trust the integrity of the voting system then we are no longer a free republic.")
I am sorry Patriot08, but it doesn't look like Romney lost because there was fraud (not that fraud didn't exist, but that it was not the main, or even a major, reason why he lost). However, let's assume for a moment you are right. That the reason Romney lost was not because he ran a poor campaign, or the failures of his ORCA GOTV system, or the fact that he could not tap into part of the conservative base, or that he couldn't sway independents, or couldn't sway the minority vote that really came out in this election, or he couldn't sway the youth vote that went heavily into the Dem camp, or that he couldn't sway the unmarried female vote at all. Or, how he run as a moderate when that was read as being Obama-lite; or how the media hammered him; or how the Republican Primaries had all these GOP contestants hammering each other to death and doing Obama's work for him months before the elections; or how he refused to hammer Obama in the same manner he hammered Gingrich/Perry/etc (Romney really let some good opportunities to draw blood disappear, eg Benghazi).
Let's assume those real reasons are hogwash, and the only reason he lost is because there was massive rigging. Better yet, let's even go a step further and say that Romney did not even lose ...he won, and it is the Dems that 'made it look like he did not.'
Alright - then how come the GOP/Romney/Gingrich/Perry/Supreme Court (at least the portion that is conservative)/etc are not saying a thing? If I would fight tooth and nail over a parking ticket why are they keeping quiet over the loss of a free republic? Yes, I've read about that supposedly 'secret agreement' between the Dems and the GOP to 'never contest a stolen election,' but that's tripe!
If (and it is a mighty big if) you are correct, and the reason Romney lost was not due to his failures in strategy (which were a number) and solely due to massive rigging, then it really doesn't matter! Why? Because, if the whole Republican Party is willing to look the other way while the election is stolen, and once it is stolen say nothing, then it is too late and the republic has been usurped. It's that simple! If you are correct, then that makes the Democrat party vote riggers, and it makes the Republican party spineless traitors. The Republican party would be worse than the Democrats, in the same way an armed police man standing next to a criminal raping a young girl, and doing nothing, would be worse than the criminal. Yes, the perp is committing the actual offense, but the cop is not only allowing it to happen (compliance with the act), but he is also abandoning his duties and obligations.
I believe there was voting fraud, but that it was not the reason Romney lost. Even without fraud he would still have lost. However, if there was fraud to the level you claim, and if it is what cost Romney the election, then my question is simple. Why did the GOP decide to keep quiet?
Without a good answer to that the fraud theory simply looks like one of those alien abduction/radio-controlled-WTC-planes/blurred-bigfoot-picture stories.
Why did the GOP keep quiet? Because of some secret boys-club-in-a-tree-house agreement? I am not trying to mock anyone, but as long as people focus on fairy-tale stories why Romney lost (and he did lose) then they will do nothing to ensure that in 2016 the Conservatives have taken a strong role in the Republican party (step 1), and (step 2) that the Republican party nominee is a Conservative. The last several election cycles have not had a real Conservative - one would probably need to go back to Reagan to find a conservative (i.e. both FISCAL and social). The Conservatives have to take over (or at least take a strong role) within the GOP, and then they have to ensure that they run a person who has conservative principles and who is able to COMMUNICATE to the people.
Or we can simply say 'The Republicans actually DID win - it is just the >>VOTE FRAUD<< that makes it look like they didnt.' In which case we should probably steer clear of Area 51 since I hear there are flying pyramids or something of the sort there, with lil' green men that have a penchant for probing areas that really don't need any probing!
There was massive voter fraud.
How the hell do we know why Romney didn't fight it. Maybe he is too nice a guy. Maybe he has no spine.. who knows.
And please don't lump us into a wacko group like "truthers".
The fraud was obvious. I'm not going to redocument it here for you. It is out there for anyone who cares.
The sad fact is we are now exactly like those pathetic countries who hold mock elections.
West out in Florida didn't go on with his fight because he simply didn't have the money to take it to the courts. And of course the GOP wasn't going to pony up the money.
We live in a time where our so-called elected officials have no back bones. They are high on the power and money and don't give a rats ass about our Constitution.
But of course it is much easier to believe we lost because our candidate wasn't perfect. Or we didn't pander to the correct demographic in the right way.
It is my opinion the Republicans could have ran Ronald Reagan himself and we still would have lost.
No.. Voter fraud. Plain and simple.
Agree with this.
And if there is no one then that is a far worse picture than vote rigging (basically the analogy I gave of the armed police man standing next to a perp assaulting a child).
If, as you say, 'we live in a time where our so-called elected officials have no back bones. They are high on the power and money and dont give a rats ass about our Constitution', then I'd say that the points I gave in the tail-end of my post apply even more than ever. The two-point plan about ensuring Conservatives have a strong voice in the GOP, and that the presidential candidate next time is a conservative (who can communicate - and by communicate I mean able to format a proper narrative that espouses conservative precepts and doesn't let the media define him/her). If the Republicans are so bad that they would let someone steal an election because all they care about is power and money, then that would mean the problem is far worse than stolen votes. Again, the analogy of the cop and the perp.
The elected repubs have turned a blind eye and a deaf ear to the election fraud. In the same way they have turned away from investigating Barry's fraudulent past.
Do I know why ? No. I actually at this point don't care.
This incredible situation we are living in right now is unfathomable for most to comprehend.
I am deeply saddened that now I see it for what it is.
I have no idea how to fix it. But I do know that the communists who have taken over our government want us to continue to talk about running a better candidate, how to pander to women and minorities, and who to blame for the loss. Anything but the massive neon colored elephant in the room. Stolen elections and the complicit complacent politicians who keep the charade going.
Nixon knew there was vote fraud in 1960 but he didn't want to put the country through was Al Gore Junior put this nation through in 2000 and Kerry tried to pull in 2004.
Al Franken stole a seat in the Senate after such hassle (and he was one of the 60 that pushed Obamacare through).
Maybe it's just a "fluke" to have 104-140% voter turnout in some precincts. But it stinks and would appear to highlight some level of ballot stuffing.
The dimpled chads in 2000 were also mass produced ballots.
The Republicans has to give up on the Black Vote, period. Let's focus on Hispanics. Notice that Dubya pulled 44% of their vote. That's why Jeb would make a fantastic candidate for 2016.
Jeb? Jeb Bush?
He who favors unqualified amnesty and refers to those of us who disagree as "racists" and "bigots"?
That Jeb Bush?
We live in the age of the death of fair play. Morality is gone and Satan grows stronger.
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Dondochakka and Pesche do it once again, I enjoyed this episode. Mayuri was rather amusing.
I liked the episode as well. Byakuya's words and tone are so much more arrogant when spoken as compared to its written counterpart. The "Arrancar Encyclopedia" warranted a chuckle as well.
Tesla's hand even fell off. I don't remember that happening in the manga.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation doesn't plan to file criminal charges over the Internal Revenue Service's heightened scrutiny of conservative groups, according to law-enforcement officials, a move that likely will only intensify debate over the politically charged scandal.
The officials said investigators didn't find the kind of political bias or "enemy hunting" that would amount to a violation of criminal law. Instead, what emerged during the probe was evidence of a mismanaged bureaucracy...
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Reminds me of the time I was in Chicago several years ago, and saw the local constabulary giving some guy a "wooden shampoo." I must have looked a little shocked because one of the cops asked me if I wanted any. He didn't have to ask twice....
The FBI is part of the criminal federal bureaucracy. They are no less thugs than their masters at DoJ. No one in FedGov can be trusted to defend the Constitution.
The DOJ under Eric "Get Whitey" Holder never will permit any investigation.
Got it.
I don't want to say "no one", there ARE some good folks working for us, but it certainly seems the higher up the food chain, the more Anti-American it gets..
"The FBI is part of..." ....H0lder's peeps....
especially Obama appointee's.
But hey, closing of 2 traffic lanes is a far more serious issue hahahaha
awww, you missed the good ones at the Dem Convention in 67.
Of course they were beating the hippies, so, it was cool, and my dad was laughing his ass off.
That's when Dems were more conservative than R's, and Old Man Daley would have nothing to do with hippies in Grant Park messing with his convention.
Oh, and they used to hollow their night sticks and fill them with lead, just for the sake of it.
But just you wait until an eeeevil Republican ever sees the inside of the White House again, I tell ya! "Journalists" such as Gregory, Woodward, and Chuck Todd will harrumph in indignity at the outrage of the Republican president frowning in public. How dare he frown in public and scare black children with images of THE MAN from the racist South. Calls for impeachment will be made, the Republican President will resign in shame, and the new Democrat president will once again call for unity and transparency.
And next time it will be perfectly legal...
Chicago politics brought to DC in a wonderful fashion... You just have to love it! Seems that the crooks continue to outflank the good guys every time! What chance does America really have when the Feds are corrupt!
This is why there are no cracks in Obama's fascade,
we need criminal charges brought against his minions
to get them to talk.
Ha, as if anyone expected them to find any wrong doing.
What horseshit
The Fox's bother in law - who headed up the investigation - felt the chicken's were not credible...
"The officials said investigators didn't find the kind of political bias or "enemy hunting" that would amount to a violation of criminal law. Instead, what emerged during the probe was evidence of a mismanaged bureaucracy..."
Nothing to see here, move along, OR YOU'LL BE AUDITED!!!
Ah, but the public is suppose to respect the law! If this continues, get a life!! You will reap what you have sown!
Thanks kristinn.
The eff, bee, eye is totally corrupt and are as useless as tits on a bull.
Catherine's (and her family) life was completely turned upside down by several fed branches - and the IRS hounded them privately and business-wise. Yet, no one is being charged. Got it.
Obama supporters are unlikely to find wrongdoing by other Obama supporters. It's the same with police. Police almost never find evidence of police brutality or other wrongdoing.
The thing that will make me even sicker is IF a republican gets elected president he'll say "We need to move forward." And nothing will be done.
The fox is watching the hen house.
So much for liberty and justice for all....yeah, riiiight!
Just as with Benghazi. If there will be no criminal charges, there must be political depth charges thrown at regular, frequent intervals.
WITHHOLDER said WHAT SCANDAL. He was to busy with Bridgegate.
Lanes of traffic were temporarily closed. A puppy dog was run over. This must be avenged!
When do we begin the push back against this criminal government? When do we actually do something? At what point do we react?
Or do we sit idly by and continue to let these bastards destroy our country? We should be burning down their godamn houses!
Revolts aren't won by votes!
I'm sure Boehner is rallying support right now for a special prosecutor to investigate this, rather than simply holding another hearing.
Don't you remember the story just a week or so ago? The FBI changed their mission statement "-—national security." They took out the part about law enforcement. Seems like they are saying, then, there is no national security problem in the IRS? So who do we get to look into, oh, maybe, illegal cheapkrap in the IRS? At a minimum sorting applications by the party of the applicant might just be illegal or at least lawsuit worthy?
Well of course. It was just a mistake. They will never do it again.
They will be too busy going after Christie over a lane closure on the GW Bridge.
Yeah sort of like they really needed to announce this. We already knew what their findings would be. The real criminal is running the prison.
This will be documented in our movie.
horse crap. Holder needs to be kicked to the curb.
"How can we stop this???? "
Well, in the past men such as Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, etc., had a few ideas.
Who says crime doesn't pay?
Crime and connections can win the Presidency. :)
Now go pay your taxes: your government is broke.
I always wondered why the media allowed this scandal to come to the light of day. Now we know. The police state strikes again.
Maybe DC will name a pond at the waste treatment plant after Eric the Corrupt.
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There are about 5 or 6 really fantastic hikes around Multnomah Falls. They are less crowded and more scenic (in my opinion). Someday I want to attempt running up Multnomah Falls. :)ReplyDelete
True friends are a rare gift. Glad your weekend was all you hoped.ReplyDelete
Olga, I always love the pictures you take!ReplyDelete
I'm so glad you had a great time in your beautiful gorge. I knew you would. :) Now that the little guy is older and doing his own thing I need to get out there more often.ReplyDelete
Hope to see you at P2P!
What a wonderful time back home :) I 'm glad you were able to take it all in and enjoy it so thoroughly.ReplyDelete
Wow! The pictures from the run are insanely beautiful! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Love that hair!! Sorry we missed but understood your schedule. Glad you had a blast. cya next time.ReplyDelete
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Scott is survived by his children: Morgann, Carson, Tianna and Tera Donaldson; parents:
David and Debra Donaldson, of Price, Utah, siblings: Tennille (Kelly) Larsen of Spanish Fork, Utah, Denice (Scotty) Madsen of Price, Utah, Rachelle (Kasey) Miller of Price, Utah, Robby (Monica) Donaldson of Price, Utah and Kristen (Stuart) Lake of Eagle Mountain, Utah, grandparents, Connie Donaldson, Delbert Petersen, in-laws, Greg (Tina) Oliver of Cleveland, Utah and Carol (David) Daniels of Willard, Utah; grandmother-in-law, Connie Oliver of Spring Glen, Utah, brothers and sisters-in-law, Kelsey (Chad) Bywater of Corinne, Utah, Amie (Clint) Sorensen of Huntington, Utah, Steven (Misty) Oliver of Elmo, Utah, Audrey (Michael) Mecham of Tremonton, Utah, Michelle (Dylan) Priano of Helper, Utah, Brandon Oliver of Price; step-brother and sisters-in-law: Korinne (Travis) Smith of Puyallup, Wash; Chealsea (Kelly) Water of Nibley, Utah and Paul Daniels of Brigham City, Utah.
He is preceded in death by his wife Shaniel, grandparents, Walter Donaldson and Phyllis Petersen, grandparents-in-law, James W. and Ellen M. Bates and LeRoy Oliver.
Funeral services will be Friday, Feb. 15, 2013 at 2 p.m. at the Price LDS North Stake Center, 449 North 100 East, Price. A viewing will be held on Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013 from 6-8 p.m. at the Price LDS North Stake Center and on Friday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the church prior to the services. Interment will be in the Cliffview Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Friends and families can sign the guestbook and share memories of Scott at www.fausettmortuary.com. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made at any Zions Bank location or Eastern Utah Community Credit Union proceeds will go to Scott and Shaniel's four children.


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Steve Tambellini: It's Injuries, Guys
Jonathan Willis
November 22 2009 10:16AM
There's an interesting article up on NHL.com this morning, and Oilers' GM Steve Tambellini talks at some length about his team and the problems facing them.
I should warn you: he sounds pretty happy with his team.
Tambellini starts by explaining the injury situation his team has had to slog thorugh; H1N1, concussions, etc. But then he says something that I didn't expect at all.
"We had a really good camp and a very strong start and I like the look of our team and I like the balance of scoring and grit. The focus now is keeping the group together."
That would be the Oilers 6-2-1 start to the season that Tambellini is referring to with those comments. It's identical to the argument David Staples made the other day, an argument I had an in-depth look at here. The short story is this: during that 6-2-1 start, the Oilers were getting outshot by even worse margins than they are now. After looking at the injuries, Dan Rosen of NHL.com said, "It's no wonder they were allowing nearly five more shots per game than they were taking", but the fact is that during that 6-2-1 start the Oilers were allowing eight more shots than they were taking. Maybe Tambellini's playing PR here, but if he honestly believes that his team's play warranted a 6-2-1 record, he ought to be kicked out of the GM's seat right now — or at the very least forced to listen to his coach's post-game press conferences over and over until he realizes that this team wasn't the picture of perfection indicated by that record.
Tambellini went on to explain what he expects to happen when the Oilers get back to (relative) health:
"The scoring will come when we have more balance in our lineup and that's just getting some bodies back,"
The only problem with that logic is that the scoring has actually been okay. The Oilers were ninth in the NHL in 5-on-5 offence and 12th in the NHL on the power play going into last night's game against Chicago. Those are playoff numbers.
No, the problem has been the teams goals against (25th in the league), penalty kill (just 1.5% better than last year's miserable number), 5-on-5 goal against (26th in the league), shot differential (27th in the league) and faceoffs (dead last in the NHL). None of that has to do with scoring; it galls me that when listing the problems caused by injury the first thing that comes to Steve Tambellini's mind is scoring. Next quote.
"When you're watching the game from up top you can see overall energy in the team. You can see the way people move and sustain it, and the last couple of games you're starting to see signs of that coming back."
Presumably that comment was made before last night's game, a low-energy affair (aside from a few shifts by the fourth line) that saw the Oilers not only picked apart but also outworked by the Blackhawks. Finally:
"You want to see what your team looks like when you're healthy. That part I am really looking forward to."
In short: stay the course. If Steve Tambellini believes what he's saying here, there isn't going to be a move to fix the personnel problems on this team any time soon.
Meanwhile, Lowetide suggests that Tambellini's inertia will cost him his job.
Gregor and RB,
Any insights to the team meeting held yesterday? I heard on the radio this morning that they were complaining about the coaches. Any truth to this rumor?
And for the record I heard this from Hallsy on 630 Ched (I was only tuning in there during the ads on 1260, I swear!)
November 23 2009, 08:19AM
Maybe a conversation Willis has had or overheard? People do hear talk. Maybe Jason also knows. I didn't see him to reply to the thread so why would I add his name to the question?
You comment about the leaders already being there really made me laugh. More like shake my head. Why not get it out? A perfect opportunity to challange the supposed leaders of this team. Come on man, that comment was a bit on the slow side. On teams in the past that I have played, we had no issues calling out the captain! That sometimes makes or breaks the teams confidence.
Identity really lacks on the Team, and in my mind there are several softies here and it shows. Some may find this offensive, but a guy like Sheldon Souray, or Steve Staios would be better suited at the official leadership qualities of this team. The Oilers struggle in the fact that there is a lot of Unproven players on this team IE, Horcoff, Hemsky, Penner, and Moreau that are the so called leaders? Not to say that they are not good, but lack superstar qualities. Then the next worst step that they have made is that they have taken these Unproven guys teaching the unproven youth. I'm afraid this still may not work out. I have no objections to these players playing here but, wake the HELL up Edmonton!
Do a pool for yourself across the league? Where does our Captain fit?
Lidstrom Iginla Blake Luongo Kovalchuk Toews Foote Nash Brown Richards Langenbrunner Drury Weight Arnott Crosby Ovechkin
Ok you get the point
isnt chris clark the captain of the capitals?
wiki has: 2006-present Chris Clark
comparable career PPG stats with moreau, injury problems the last couple years as well.
November 23 2009, 08:51AM
I'm predicting an all time low for oiler PPV sales tonight.
November 23 2009, 08:51AM
2) Playing hurt is part of the deal for a pro hockey player. If you're dressing, then you're presumed to be healthy enough to play. Even in the playoffs where you hear of major injuries after the series ends, the walking wounded still find ways to contribute. That isn't happening for the Oilers.
3) In case you haven't noticed, the NHL has this thing called a "salary cap", which only allows for a team to spend a certain amount of money on their roster. Look it up, it's an interesting concept...
4) Staios is no where near consistent enough to be this team's veteran shutdown defenceman. He needs to be replaced, and his $2.7 MIL contract needs to be moved.
5) Then why do so many other teams seem to have little trouble in finding these players?
James Wisniewski (ANA), Steve Eminger (ANA), Jonas Hiller (ANA), Rich Peverley (ATL), Maxim Afinogenov (ATL), Marty Reasoner (ATL), Colby Armstrong (ATL), Steve Begin (BOS), Andrew Ference (BOS), Clarke MacArthur (BUF), Drew Stafford (BUF), Steve Montador (BUF), Jussi Jokinen (CAR), Tim Gleason (CAR), Nigel Dawes (CGY), Mark Giordano (CGY), Rene Bourque (CGY), Curtis Glencross (CGY), Troy Brouwer (CHI), Andrew Ladd (CHI), Duncan Keith (CHI), Craig Anderson (COL), Kyle Quincey (COL), David Jones (COL), Jan Hejda (CLB), Jason Chimera (CLB), James Neal (DAL), Loui Eriksson (DAL), Stephane Robidas (DAL), Todd Bertuzzi (DET), Jonathon Ericsson (DET), Niklas Kronwall (DET), Tomas Holmstrom (DET), Ville Leino (DET), Chris Osgood (DET), Steven Reinprecht (FLA), Dennis Seidenberg (FLA), Dominic Moore (FLA), Jarret Stoll (LA), Dustin Brown (LA), Wayne Simmonds (LA), Greg Zanon (MIN), Andrew Brunette (MIN), Cal Clutterback (MIN), Travis Moen (MTL), Glen Metropolit (MTL), Josh Gorges (MTL), Jaroslav Halak (MTL), Joel Ward (NSH), Dan Hamhuis (NSH), Pekka Rinne (NSH), David Clarkson (NJ), Andy Greene (NJ), Mike Mottau (NJ), Jamie Langenbrunner (NJ), Matt Moulson (NYI), Radek Martinek (NYI), Trent Hunter (NYI), Dan Girardi (NYR), Sean Avery (NYR), Vinny Prospal (NYR), Jarkko Ruutu (OTT), Matt Carkner (OTT), Anton Volchenkov (OTT), Chris Campoli (OTT), Blair Betts (PHI), Braydon Coburn (PHI), Ray Emery (PHI), Matthew Lombardi (PHO), Robert Lang (PHO), Adrian Aucoin (PHO), Vernon Fiddler (PHO), Scottie Upshall (PHO), Kurt Sauer (PHO), Bill Guerin (PIT), Matt Cooke (PIT), Jay McKee (PIT), Mike Rupp (PIT), Maxime Talbot (PIT), Manny Malhotra (SJ), Scott Nichol (SJ), Ken Huskins (SJ), B.J. Crombeen (STL), Jay McClement (STL), Carlo Colaiacovo (STL), Mike Weaver (STL), Matt Walker (TB), Kurtis Foster (TB), David Hale (TB), Alexei Ponikarovsky (TOR), Matt Stajan (TOR), Ian White (TOR), Alex Burrows (VAN), Christian Ehrhoff (VAN), Mikael Samuelsson (VAN), Andrew Raycroft (VAN), Brooks Laich (WSH), David Steckel (WSH), Brendan Morrison (WSH), Matt Bradley (WSH), John Erskine (WSH).
I tried to avoid listing any players who are still on entry-level contracts, or any players at/above $3 MIL in pay (the exceptions were Kronwall and Ehrhoff, 4th and 5th on their respective bluelines in terms of salary, but both in the top 5 in scoring and minutes for their teams).
My point is simple: there are obviously several players who produce a helluva lot for the meager salary that they command, and there are at least two on every team. Suffice to say, finding bang-for-buck contracts is not akin to "kicking over a stone and finding a twenty karat diamond ring under it". It's not hard to find value when it's sitting right in front of you. Gilbert Brule and Ladislav Smid are two Oilers that more than qualify for the bang-for-buck list, and perhaps Mike Comrie does as well. Management locked-up Smid at a good rate for 2 more years, will they do the same with Brule and/or Comrie?
The league might call it a hard cap, but in reality it's a soft cap. Ask Philly/Det/Chicago or any other team that's placed vets in the A or signed a long term, front loaded deal that is (highly) unlikely to be completed.
November 23 2009, 08:57AM
Quit teasing...
Don't want to spoil it, but does it have anything to do with a Dustin Penner that is tied for 10th in league scoring. Haven't we all been saying for years that Hemsky is a complimentary player? "If only we had someone who could score to take those Hemsky passes? etc.."
PS. Maybe just maybe, Tambo said what he said because you can't coach scoring, but you can coach faceoffs and PK and defensive coverage. So perhaps that all-star cast of coaches just needs a healthy lineup THAT LISTENS to them and we could start winning.
*Takes off Oiler goggles [strange shade of rose disappears] and goes back to work*
November 23 2009, 08:59AM
I'm predicting an all time low for oiler PPV sales tonight.
Oh, I don't know. As much as everyone* is unhappy with the team, nobody is going anywhere. How many people do you know that spouted off about how "I'm done with hockey" during the lockout?
With that in mind, I shudder to think what's going to happen if they don't show up against the Coyotes.
*Except Tambellini, of course.
The league might call it a hard cap, but in reality it's a soft cap. Ask Philly/Det/Chicago or any other team that's placed vets in the A or signed a long term, front loaded deal that is (highly) unlikely to be completed.
Agreed, but it's not like a team can simply dish out bad contract after bad contract and hope that buyouts and waivers to the minors will cure all ills. It works for a few players, but at the end of the day there's only so much money to go around.
November 23 2009, 09:16AM
Still think we have too many small players that get knocked around to easy and that don't get in the tough spots. Add to that, that most of those guys can't play two way hockey and we don't know where to be positionally and there lies the problems.
Maybe we just sit back and let these guys learn these things, I don't know. But what I do know is adding one piece isn't going to fix the problem as a whole, unless of course that piece is an Ovechkin or human rake.
November 23 2009, 09:30AM
Agreed, but it's not like a team can simply dish out bad contract after bad contract and hope that buyouts and waivers to the minors will cure all ills. It works for a few players, but at the end of the day there's only so much money to go around.
Well in theory they could. Like Barry was saying, the teams salary limit is really how much Katz is willing to pay, not the number the league assigns.
November 23 2009, 09:37AM
"As a valued customer the Edmonton Oilers would like to invite you to a season seat holder event being held Wednesday, November 25th. The event provides the opportunity for us to hear your feedback and opinions about your experience with the Oilers. The event is being held at 6pm before the Los Angeles game at All Stars in Rexall Place where you and a guest can join us for dinner with Oilers management. I hope that you are able to attend."
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November 23 2009, 11:27AM
I'm predicting an all time low for oiler PPV sales tonight.
I'm predicting all time high site traffic for atdhe.net and justintv.com
November 23 2009, 01:42PM
I'm predicting an all time low for oiler PPV sales tonight.
This whole team is at an all-time Lowe - that may be our problem.
November 23 2009, 01:50PM
This whole team is at an all-time Lowe - that may be our problem.
Oh-ho. Good one!
It also doesn't help that Phoenix is suffering from 'Wayne-ing' attendance. bwahaha.
November 23 2009, 02:25PM
@Librarian Mike
nice one - see what you can work out for "Tambellini".
November 23 2009, 06:29PM
We need more people to take the time and effort to find the stats like you did before posting. That being said, the problem most have with ol Hemmer is the lack of effort that can be displayed. Good value for money? Sure, ok, but imagine how good he could be if he put the effort in and still be in that salary range. Is he good? Yes, but is he a winner?
November 23 2009, 10:48PM
@Shawn Cronin
Even if what you say is true, and I'm not willing to concede that, why would a player who tries harder but does not perform as well be automatically more of a winner?


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