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Skip to comments.UFO Lying On The Bottom Of The Baltic Sea?
Posted on 06/20/2012 4:30:40 PM PDT by dila813
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Scientists went off on a deep-water dive to debunk some theories about the underwater object, but were left with more questions than they had answers.
The divers found that the object was raised about 10 to 13 feet above the seabed, and curved in at the sides.
First we thought this was only stone, but this is something else, Ocean X team diver Peter Lindberg said in a press release.
The object had an egg shaped hole leading into it from the top, working like an opening. On top of the object, they found strange stone circle formations, which resembled small fireplaces. The stones were covered in something that resembled soot.
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Abandoned movie prop.
Ya know what? People lie.
Bedtime stories for adults.
Millennium Falcon?
The remains of the Great Ice Ship???
Back in the late 1800s the Russians built a few ironclad ships and a few of them were round.
Ride home for Predators who were unsuccessful hunters ... they never got a dinnah.
It's the head of a giant crescent wrench.
I read that it's really just a Swedish ship sunk in WW1 with lots of preserved wine, and that the UFO angle was just to sucker someone into giving cash to pay for the dive down to recover it for sale.
After all the people that supposedly found it are part of a salvage company.
What was the name of that game the kiddies played, (in the early 1980's or so iirc), where the little things moved around the screen and 'ate' each other?
That's just where they dumped the GOP emblem.
Aliens probably have a policy of "never leave a man behind."
A stone aircraft or spaceship/ Was it crewed by the Stone Temple Pilots?
Barney Frank has a similarly worded policy. Alien anal probes are welcome.
One of the czars also commissioned the construction of a yacht based on the same design, IIRC.
UFO? What about it resembles 'flying'? How about a more accurate acronym? USO ... Unidentifed Sunken Object.
If it ain't flyin' it ain't a Oo-Foe.
It's a WST, weird sunken thing.
Packman, I think ....
There are several of those on my property. Here, we call 'em rocks, real big rocks.
Interesting design, What show is it from?
Pac Man
Scientists last week with all of the necessary equipment, and a deep sea diving team, pretty much conclusively answered the question and solved the mystery of what it is. Sorry folks it wasn't a UFO as some theorists had hoped.
After evaluating all of the data and images retrieved from the site they determined that it was a giant flush valve flapper.
It's a red "X"? LOL
Its a red X? LOLReally? It's showing up on my browser.
It's a picture of a movie poster for The Abyss .
They'd better not touch this thing! If they raise it up, they'll flush the entire Baltic Sea!
The artist's reconstruction of what it would like if it looked like an alien spaceship. There's no question that picture is inspired by the real picture, but the real picture is nowhere near that clear. That's what you get for treating red orbit like a real news source.
"Farther back from the object, the Ocean X team said that they could see a runway or a downhill path that is flattened at the seabed with the object at the end of it."
The 'runway' can be seen in the picture...
i.e., appearing to be 'plowed' by the object at some time in the past, as another article put it.
Another question was, could it have been on dry land prior to the rising of sea levels worldwide?
What ever it is, it represents a huge puzzle for mankind.
On the one hand: The real image is oddly shaped similar to the Millennium Falcon.
On the other hand: Why would space aliens shape a large hunk of rock into something the shape of the Millennium Falcon.
Oops, did the article forget to mention that it's a big hunk of rock?
It is WebFoots craft. He is the cousin of BigFoot.
He lives in a black hole in the Bermuda Triangle.
I seen it on the History Channel.
Shag harbor redux anyone?
That looks like a crescent wrench.
If it is resting on the sea floor it isn't exactly flying anymore. More like an Unidentified Sunken Object.
Maybe it belonged to the lost city of Atlantis.
It is just trying to avoid Imperial entanglements.
Battlestar Galactica - Harrier Class
Is mine. Nobody touch. Locked, anyway. And electrified.
Alien ship comes from Dimensinal Portal in Andromeda - S02E22 "Tunnel at the End of the Light" and Andromeda - S03E01 "If The Wheel Is Fixed"
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Skip to comments.ABOUT THAT 100,000
Posted on 09/26/2005 1:35:27 PM PDT by Albertafriend
Well I was going to put this into some other thread but things have been moving so fast that it is going to be lost and I have been encouraged to give it one of its own. So since this is the first time I've posted like this, I hope I do it all right. I was feeling really frustrated by all the conflicting accounts of how many people were at the anti-war/anti-everything related or not related to Bush protest, that I decided to try to get a closer number based on the picture that came from Reuters of the crowd on the elipse and the sidewalk. I enlarged the picture a bit (about2X) and then printed it off. I divided it into a grid and decided to count, using a very stong magnifying glass,letting each pixel stand for 1-3 people depending on its size. After doing this for a while, I started using my clear ruler that is divided into 1/8 inch squares with about 16 pixels per square. This worked a lot better. So after working on it for a couple of hours, even allowing them that the same numbers could be obscured by the trees near the crowd, and being generous because some of the grays are probably pavement, I reached a grand total of---6749! The top number possible since there are probably some not in the picture would have to be about 10,000. Of course that's 10,000 too many but I"m wondering where are the other 90-93,000 hiding out?
Did you factor in that some of those people were very large?
Good work!! A lot of effort sometimes pays off. You get the Buckhead award.
The other 90,000 are hiding out in the imaginations of the NY Times newsroom.
Yeah thats a little bit lower than the wench sheehan claimed aye?
Just another way for MSM to waste your time.
One or however many millions will never make succumbing to islamism right.
Can you post the picture on the thread?
Hey, but you know the best thing about that anti-war rally? Nobody missed work!
I was in a larger crowd at Soldier Field yesterday.
Now the Treason Media is just saying "thousands."
Thanks for all of that hard work. This is definitely worth it's own thread.
Oh, one more thing... each Democrat counts as two. At least, they all get to vote twice...
I like your style!
I haven't seen any overhead photos of the protest yet. If anyone has some, please post them here.
Maybe about 25,000 were standing behind Michael Moore.
Why didn't you link to the picture?
Did you take perspective into account?
Who's on first?
Same place alot of democrat voters hang out...... 6 feet under.
Good job, BTW.
You didn't count the dead people or felons.
When counting Democrats, you must count the dead people and felons who aren't immediately obvious at first glance.
So let's see... each Democrat gets to vote twice, so that's 20,000. Times 2 for the felons... that makes 40,000, plus each of them as at least 2.5 dead relatives... so, yeah. It looks like 100,000 to me.
Last weekend, a freeper provided a link to web cameras along Pennsylvania Avenue. You could take a virtual real-time stroll along the street in the comfort of your home. I had to hunt to find the vermin, finally finding them on one camera. I could only see about 500-600, with the adjacent cameras coming up empty. It really only looked like a large frat party.
I am amazed that the MSM still runs the article that 100,000 people were there... It is so obvious to anyone looking at the one distant shot picture that there is no way there was 100,000 people.
There was a post the other day on here. One was an overhead of the Elipse where the demonstration was held. And beside it a picture of the Los Angeles Collosium with 93,000 people in it. Obviously by looking at both crowds there was no where near 100,000. And your generous 10k is probably more correct. But the MSM won't report that!
You forgot to count their dead relatives.
Good work, but I think you misunderstood the statement.
When it was stated that 100,000 were in attendance, I'll bet you thought they were refering tothe number of people. But no. They were refering to brain cells.
Also, don't forget to count the absentees. Democrats can't be expected to show up on the day of the protest, so they need "early protesting" and "absentee protesting".
Surely there are pictures with higher definition available. Unless someone doesn't want an accurate count.
Must've eaten the rest of them.
Nobody ever mentions how the MSM zooms in really close for Democrat or leftist events to make the crowd seem larger and more in your face, and for Right Wing or Republican events, they zoom way out... almost to satellite range to make it appear small and anonymous.
Even if it wer 100,000, you get more than that at a Nextel Race. And I'd like to see what their opinion on the matter would be.
The other 90,000 were the MSM covering the event.
This is not even close
there is NO WAY there are 100,000 in this pic. I guessed less than 10,000.
Thanks everyone. I really appreciate your kind and funny comments, especially the one about Buckhead--what an honor!!! It was worth every minute I spent on it! I can't post the picture but here is the link. It also has some other "crowd" pictures for comparison. Please feel free to use this information far and wide.
Excellent research! Thanks for posting this!
Good afternoon! I had doubts about the turnout. I was willing to say 10,000 tops. Now Im not so sure. Now if you counted them based on IQ....
Well, going on that basis, the crowd was the equivalent of a cockatiel and a small brown dog with mange.
You have all forgotten the MSM uses special factorization standards. For DU and Dems they round up to the nearest 10,000 then nultiply by 10. For those of us in the GOP circles they have a similar factorization. They round down to the nearest 10,000 and divide by 10.
They were counting the cameras, microphones and satellite dishes.
Hot dogs...beer...peanuts....
I did the same thing yesterday....I broke down the pic into grids....100 people in each grid...10 across, 10 deep....I came up with 15 grids.....for about 15,000 give or take a couple of thousand....10,000 seems about right with me.
Is it possible to get into negative numbers :)
Did you know ANSWER sent out an email saying they had 300,000 people ..?? ROTFLOL!!
And .. I heard from a FReeper who was there that a lot of those people recycled the parade route and went through the line 3-4 times .. making it appear as though there were a lot more people. I believe it was their best guess that the total anti-everything group was about 15,000 - at best.
These people CHEAT on everything. No wonder they accuse Bush of lying .. they're so good at it themselves, they must just assume everybody does it.
This bunch could have used a bath!
Try this calculation. Take the area of the oval (U used Google Earth) approx .21 miles across by .16 miles sidewalk to sidewalk. That's an area of .0336 square miles or 936,714 square feet.
If you really packed the oval wall to wall using approx 9.36 sf per person (that's pretty snug in a big crowd), you would get 100,000 people. Clearly looking at the photo there is only one small dense area that approaches or exceeds 9sf per person. This area is 1/8th of the oval's area. The rest is empty or sparsely populated.
Now of course some kooks are already marching, but the estimate of 100,000 total is way off, half that at best for everyone. There are maybe 10,000 in the oval.
There is no way the MSM will allow this to be printed or aired!!! The cry is "Get BUSH" in any manner it takes. Every night I go to bed hoping and praying that Secret Service is the best we have.
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News has been trickling out over the past month about Caleb Melby's upcoming 60-page graphic novel, The Zen of Steve Jobs. In it, we get to see parts of Mr. Jobs' life very few have been able to see before. Specifically, what he went through during the 1980s after he left Apple and was about to start NeXT, the company which was later purchased by Apple and is now the backbone for parts of OS X. Back then, Steve Jobs was in an in-between state and was looking for guidance; he turned to Kobun Chino Otogawa, a Zen Buddhist priest to learn meditation and to uncover design aesthetics that he still uses today.
Forbes is releasing the graphic novel along with the help of JESS3, a creative design company based out of Washington, D.C. The book looks to give fans of Apple, and even casual onlookers, a further view into what makes one of the most important men in the history of computers tick. Caleb Melby states that he put mounds of research and reporting into the graphic novel to try and get it as close to historically accurate as possible while still maintaining a narrative flow. It also informs us all that Buddhist monks enjoy Denny's.
A release date for the book has yet to be finalized, but Melby says it will be out sometime in the fall. For now, there are five pages released; one here and four more here.
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The scouts have landed. After five years of planning the day finally arrived. The scouts began pouring into Canyon View Junior High on Saturday. Five hundred and fifty scouts in all, plus leaders, advisors and a support staff.
JJ Arnold said scouts from throughout the country are in Huntington. Some scouts from as far away as Wisconsin, Maine, Florida, the Carolinas and Missouri. Forty squad leaders are in Emery County fresh off the ArrowCorps 5 project in the Mark Twain forest. The work there included cleaning brush from 138 acres.
The project in Emery County will include the cutting and treating of tamarisk in the Buckhorn Draw and in Joe's Valley. The scouts will work for five days. They will each have a day of recreation which includes rafting, fishing, mountain biking, sightseeing, visiting the dinosaur museum and the dinosaur quarry. Part of the nighttime activities will include a trip to the wave pool in Price on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
A miniature city has appeared on the Canyon View school grounds. There are hundreds of tents, medical facilities, field kitchen and a large eating area with awning, tables and chairs. Portable showers have been placed in the camp as well. The camp also boasts a full recreation tent with video games, TV and movies for the scouts down time. The football field is available for impromptu games and activities as well.
Some of the advisors came together on Saturday evening before the opening ceremonies and treated the scouts to some mountain music. The advisors found they had instruments that made music together at Mark Twain forest and they have continued playing together here at the Manti-LaSal project. Zach Lombardl from Naples, Florida made up a song about his time in Utah. "I've been in Utah three hours and I've got altitude sickness. I'm in a lot of pain and I just want to go to bed. I've heard they have some pretty rocks here, but I'm too sick to go see them." The songs were all in good fun. Tim Babb from Ft. Smith, Ark. sang Long Black Veil. Colin Smalley from York, Pa. said they began playing together in Missouri and they hit it off. "In Missouri we cut down cedar trees and restored the natural habitat, we are excited to start the Utah project," said Smalley.
The scouts will begin their work bright and early on Monday morning as they leave for the worksites at 7 a.m. Their main focus is on safety at the work sites and the scouts were encouraged to keep their water bottles filled and to think safety. For lunch they will have trail rations which will include tuna and crackers, protein bars, Gatorade and other protein foods. The lunches will vary each day so the scouts won't get tired of the same fare. Breakfast and dinner are catered affairs and the scouts will experience the best food Emery County has to offer as local businesses will provide the meals.
Huntington Mayor Hilary Gordon was part of the welcoming committee for the scouts at the reception they held to meet local government officials and forest service personnel. She said if the scouts needed anything to just ask and Huntington City would get it for them. JJ Arnold said Emery County and Huntington has been very receptive to the idea of having the scouts in town for this service project and they have been very welcoming.
The opening ceremony began with a bang with music and lights. John Fagan the commander was introduced. The gym at the school was filled to capacity with 550 cheering scouts. "This is a unique opportunity to provide nonstop service to one of the most scenic areas in America," said Fagan.
Fagan remembered the scouts who lost their lives this week when a tornado touched down at a scout camp. Four scouts died and 48 were injured. Fagan called for a moment of silence to honor those fallen brothers. The scouts recited their Order of the Arrow motto. The motto includes the commitment to perform service with a cheerful spirit and unselfish devotion to the welfare of others. The command staff was introduced to the scouts. These are the people who have been working these past five years getting everything ready for the scouts.
Ben Stilwill encouraged the scouts to learn about the area where the service project is being performed. He said the area is rich in archaeological history and more dinosaur bones have been found here than in other areas. The Fremont culture thrived here in the early years and Butch Cassidy and the Robbers Roost gang hid out in the area. The highest peak in the Manti-LaSal is Mt. Pearl at 13,000 feet elevation.
Stilwill described the Manti-LaSal as being the best site among the five ArrowCorp projects. He said the five projects nationwide will deliver 250,000 hours of service. This service is what it means to be an Arrowman and what it means to be a citizen. Stilwill said Lyndon Johnson said the best thing we can do for those who come in the future will be to just give them a glimpse of what we had to start with.
Robert Mazzuca, area leader (by video) said, "We are excited about what you are doing for our nation and it gives us great pride. You are a shining example. Millions of scouts have enjoyed the treasures of the forest."
Scouts have made significant contributions to the United States National Forest Service through the years. Service above self is what makes our country great. Mazzuca encouraged the scouts to take the experiences they have in doing this project and keep it in their memories as they return to their communities. These memories will last a lifetime.
Clyde Mayer, National Order of the Arrow director said he just came from Mark Twain where they cleared 138 acres of cedar. "You will leave this place a better Arrowman. He told the scouts to take pictures of the project and they could enter these photos in a photo contest for prizes.
Scout leaders performed a skit to familiarize the scouts to what they should do in specific situations.
The US Forest Service has been a partner in the project and Tim Beaty is the liaison between the forest service and the ArrowCorp project. Beaty welcomed the scouts and said it's been a great partnership.
The last five years of planning has culminated now, "I am glad you're finally here. It's time to get some work done," said Beaty. Beaty introduced forest service personnel at the ceremony. Beaty told the scouts they are making history this week. This is the largest OA service project. It's the largest service project from a single group. The scouts will perform nationwide 125 years worth of work. "You will be changing the environment here for a long time to come. You will push back the invasion of tamarisk by 30 years. This is a great effort. This is more than a service project. It is what you make of it," said Beaty.
Emery County Commissioner Jeff Horrocks spoke to the scouts. He welcomed them as the future leaders of our country. "You are doing Emery County a great service and we appreciate that. When we were first told that we were being considered for this project. I thought no way anyone would ever come here. But here you are.
"Return in the future and bring your families. This is a unique part of the country. If there is anything we can do for you while you are here. Let us know and we'll do it," said Horrocks.
David Dowty told the scouts they are spirited Arrowman and, "You guys are exceptional." Dowty said the 40 trained instructors are there to help the scouts. He encouraged the scouts to work safely.
The scouts were shown a video of the history of service in scouting. The scouts have a greater purpose than just doing the service project. They will join together with previous scouts and will blaze their own trail and write their own page in the book of scout history.
What you do this week will impact those who come after you, what will your legacy be? This was the question posed to the scouts as they embark upon their service project.


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Microsoft has been seriously embarrased by the actions of its MSN partner in Australia after they took legal action to stop consumers having access to content on their Microsoft Media Centre PC.
Microsoft's MSN partner in Australia is trying to stop consumer having access to an EPG service running on a Microsoft Media Centre. The issue has already caused problems for Microsoft Australia after PBL who are the 50% partner in NineMSN as well as a part owner in Channel Nine decided to sue EPG content provider IceTV for breach of Copyright. The company that supplies a local electronic program guide for use on Microsoft Media Centres is currently in the Federal Court fighting the action.
Ironically the bulk of Ice TV customers are buyers of locally made Microsoft Media Centres. A senior Microsoft executive said "we are concerned. We have our lawyers watching the case. we are not happy with the situation".
In a further embarrassment PBL via the NineMSN web are openly promoting how to use an EPG program service to record programs to a PC running Microsoft Media centre software. In a story titled Watch TV on Your PC NineMSN openly encourage consumers to use an electronic program guide on their media centre PC. This is the same type of EPG service that PBL lawyers have told the Federal Court is carrying content that they say is in breach of PBL Copyright.
PBL who have refused to comment on the story which appears under the Digital Living section of the NineMSN web site are facing the possibility that EPG services could strip them of valuable advertising dollars as consumers skip through commercials using an EPG service. In both Europe and the USA free to air TV stations are openly providing a service to EPG providers but not in Australia where free to air TV stations have dominated the media landscape.
The EPG battle turned nasty when IceTV announced that they were floating their Company on the stock exchange in an effort to raise $4 Million dollars. Just days before the float on the ASX PBL struck taking legal action against the small NSW Company.
Ironically PBL has not taken action against www.epgstream.net which is offering a free EPG guide to media centre owners. They claim that they already have nearly 2,000 users of their service.
Amanda Miller a spokesperson at NineMSN said "We cannot comment when PBL is involved in legal action on this issue. We will however investigate the issue".
Late last week leading consumer electronics Company LG launched several new screens with built in hard drives. They also showed for the first time a controversial TV commercial that openly advocates consumers to use their new hard drive technology to remove TV commercials. Ironically the TV commercials are scheduled to run on the Nine Network.
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A write-up on Database testing is posted here - http://www.techmanageronline.com/2011/02/database-testing.html
A write-up on Database testing is posted here - http://www.techmanageronline.com/2011/02/database-testing.html
Here's a look at Scrum, an Agile development methodology which we follow. The write-up is posted at my blog -
"If debugging is the process of removing software bugs, then programming must be the process of putting them in."
More on why we test - here.
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence"
More on this and trying to completely test a system - here.
Some thoughts on strategy and plan from a testing perspective. Read it here
A back to the basics blog entry that offers a perspective on Stress Testing. Read it here
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Looking back at some entries on this blog from an year ago. Read them here
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If all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. The saying applies to the world of Software Testing too. Read more here
What does sharpening the saw have to do with Software Testing and why do testers even need to bother with this ? Read more here
This entry looks at emotions encountered while testing software. Do you listen to your feelings or do you go with the script, merely looking for expected behavior as described in the test cases that you are executing. If the test produces the expected behavior, while you have experienced conflicting emotions during testing, what would you do? Read more here.
Books and programs on Agile development tend to emphasize the need for multi-skilled generalists who can take up different functional roles as needed. In such an environment, are specialists needed. Read more...
Rewinding to the past and going over some of the posts from an year ago. Read it here
Abraham Lincoln said, "If you call a tail a leg, how many legs does a dog have? Four. Because calling it a leg doesn't make it a leg." In the same vein, calling a project team agile does not really make it agile. Read it here.
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If so then even if the offense got inside the 20, lost some yards, say to the 25 yard line, and settled for a FG with the LOS from there, that would be a redzone FG attempt.
Nm about that post I miss read him, I read it fast and I just woke up then and I thought he was saying that the redzone is up to the 38 yard line, so I said that no it is in the 20 yard line., but still Nugent only missed 1 field goal on 40+. Also you cant say that Nugent stats would stink if he didnt have redzone shots, because every kicker gets Redzone shots, that is taking like 70% of every kickers field goals.
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Jason Gregor
July 03 2013 12:31PM
Two years ago the Oilers signed four players, Ben Eager, Cam Barker, Darcy Hordichuk and Eric Belanger and they acquired Andy Sutton on the first day of free agency. Sutton played well before being injured, Eager produced regular offensive numbers while the other three contributed very little.
When they were signed, many felt Eager and Belanger would fill a needed void, Eager as an aggressive winger and Belanger as a veteran centre who could win draws and chip in offensively, but neither ended up filling those roles.
Eager was 9th in goals for the Oilers in 2011/2012 and he produced more offence than Belanger. For a 4th line player he wasn't that bad, but last year he struggled mightily and finished the season in the AHL.
Most free agents don't live up to their contracts, but none of those guys, excluding Barker, were grossly overpaid in 2011.
I'm curious to see who Craig MacTavish signs this month, and if those players will have more success in Edmonton than their free agent predecessors.
The Oilers could upgrade at almost every position.
They don't need more young forwards, they need some proven NHL forwards.
They could use a veteran centre who can win faceoffs and play tough minutes.
They need one or two skilled wingers with size.
They a few bottom-six forwards who can kill penalties, and know how competitive you need to play in order to win.
They need a physical D-man who skates well and can move the puck under pressure.
They need a goalie who will push Devan Dubnyk.
Clearly, MacTavish won't be able to fill every void via free agency. If he is lucky he will be able to grab a goalie, a veteran bottom-six forward and a centreman.
He will have to try and fill the other needs via trades, and we know that isn't as easy as it sounds.
Which players will the Oilers pursue, and who are realistic options?
Of course the Oilers could use David Clarkson, Nathan Horton or Jarome Iginla, but Iginla wants to go to a Cup contender and Horton will sign in a non-hockey market. He prefers a quieter life. Clarkson will get close to $6 million on the open market, and that might be too rich for the Oilers.
So who does that leave?
Valtteri Filpulla: 29. He's an excellent two-way player, and he's learned what it takes to be competitive every night from Datsyuk and Zetterberg. He struggled offensively last year, but he would be a solid LW. The only issue would be price. Most UFAs get overpaid, but you want to avoid the guys who get grossly overpaid. I wouldn't pay more than $5 mill for Filpulla.
Ryan Clowe: 30. He'd be a bit of a risk. His footspeed and health are the major concerns. He is a good combination of size and skill that the Oilers desperately lack, and if I could sign him for a shorter term, I'd consider it.
Clark MacArthur: 28. He's scored 20 goals twice and had 62 points in 2011. He could be complimentary player on your 1st line, but would be a regular on your 2nd or 3rd line. Everyone who watches him on a regular basis say he is underrated. He would be a veteran on this team, and Keith Acton would have a good read on his personality.
Boyd Gordon: 29. He is a checking centre, and if the Oilers move Horcoff, which they most likely will, Gordon could replace him.
Maxim Lapierre: 28. He's a pest, and decent in draws. He took the 2nd most faceoffs in Vancouver last year and won 50.6%. He would be an upgrade on Belanger, mainly because he competes much harder.
Craig Adams: 36. If the Oilers were looking for a one-year stop gap to give Anton Lander another year in the AHL then Adams would be a good fit.
Michael Ryder: 33. Only on a short term deal, but he can score, and despite what everyone thinks the Oilers need more consistent offence. Ryder had 16 goals last year, same as Eberle and Hall. If you could sign him for two years, I'd look at it.
This year's crop of blueliners is full of wildcards. Players who are coming off a bad season (s), but who still tease you with their potential. Guys like Keith Ballard, Tom Gilbert, Mike Komisarek and Jeff Schultz. The only one of those four that I'd consider is Ballard, but it would have to be a short-term deal. He'd need to prove he could play. He never fit in Vancouver, but he's only 30 years old and some team will take a chance on him.
If this year's class was five years ago it would be full of D-men the Oilers need; players who can make plays under pressure. However, most of those guys are in the twilight of their careers.
Adrian Aucoin (40), Roman Hamrlik (39), Marek Zidlicky (36), Wade Redden (36), Tom Poti (36), Joe Corvo (36), Tomas Kaberle (35) and Toni Lydman (35). It is possible the Oilers sign an aging veteran to a one-year deal, but I suspect they will look for guys a bit younger who could help them for at least a few seasons.
The Oilers want a veteran who will speak up and who knows what it takes to win. Andrew Ference fits both categories. He isn't a top-four D-man, but he might be a great guy to play along side Oscar Klefbom.
I've said for weeks Anton Khudobin would be a good fit. He won't re-sign in Boston because he knows he has no chance of starting behind Tuuka Rask. He's 27, and he could challenge and support Devan Dubnyk. Khudobin won't cost very much, but there is a bit of a risk since he's only played 21 NHL games. The Oilers might want a more established goalie.
Some other veteran options are Ray Emery (I'm guessing he might return to Philly), Jason LaBarbera, Dan Ellis or Mathieu Garon. LaBarbera will be at the top of their list.
Or maybe the Oilers could take a chance on Ilya Bryzgalov. He'd be a fan favourite strictly for his quotes, but eventually his play would need to match his off-ice one liners.
- This year's free agent class isn't great, but that won't stop teams from grossly overpaying some players. Don't be fooled into thinking a reduced salary cap will change that, because most teams believe it will jump right back up to $70 million in 2014/2015.
- The Wild will buy out Tom Gilbert. I know many of the advanced stats guys loved him, but I don't see any reason the Oilers bring him back. They didn't trade him because he couldn't skate or move the puck, they moved him because they felt he wasn't competitive enough. I doubt their evaluation of him has changed.
- Theo Peckham joins me on the show today at 2:25 to discuss his time with the Oilers and his future.
- My condolences to the Lorieau family. Paul was a very polite and generous man, not to mention an incredible anthem singer. He will be missed.
July 03 2013, 12:41PM
What happened with Peckham? One minute a few Edmonton media are saying we will qualify him, the n Tim Pannacio is hinting that if a deal does go down for Coburn look at Peckham being apart of it. Then I read this morning he isn't qualified.
Seems to me it would've been worth the QO, even if it meant him ended up in OKC.
July 03 2013, 12:44PM
It's shopping time and the oil are paying with pesos while the desirable sun-belt markets and contending teams are throwing around gold. I hope we don't spread our legs for any of these high profilers, there has to be some undervalued, happy-to-come-here, hungry types available. MacT, this is your mission should you choose to accept it.
Something terribly wrong must have happened between Peckham and management. Just seems really weird that they not only were disappointed about one thing or another, they buried him to the point that he had no value whatsoever for a trade. The optics of it are that the team spent a lot of time and energy developing him and then they are just tossing him aside.
I wish him well and hopefully he gets his career back on track because a couple of years ago, he seemed on the verge of being an NHL regular.
So who is hiding out in the airport bathrooms looking for scoops. JW or JG? Maybe Struds since he is the new guy here.
Targets for me:
Anton Khudobin (G), Benoit Pouliot (LW), Boyd Gordon (C), Tom Gilbert (D), Paul Ranger (D) and Ryan Hamilton (LW) (OKC Depth Signing).
Also kick tires on Jarome Iginla (RW), Matt Hendricks (C), Matt Cullen (C), Matt Cooke (RW), Ryan Jones (LW), Ryane Clowe (LW), and Mason Raymond (LW), but they wouldn't be my primary targets.
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Clarkson 5 years 25 million Horton 6 years 36 million
Once both decline for bigger, stupider offers- sign Horcoff and Hemsky, seems like at this stage of their career they would be solid third liners... Oh wait nvm....
If the Flyers sign Ference, I could see a packaged trade involving Paarjavi for Coburn. Our D would be: Coburn J Shultz Petry Smid N Shultz Belov Klefbom.
Free agency aside, what can be expected in terms of the Oilers clearing roster spaces?
Unless I missed it they never waived anyone for buyout, Horcoff is a complete wildcard in terms of moving with speculation starting to trend towards him staying and all of sudden the whole Hemsky getting traded thing has gone completely quiet.
The only real definitive hole is at goaltender right now.
I think Jeff Schultz would be a possible option on D. Maybe Gordon would be a good pick up as well all dependent on the price. I don't see the free agent frenzy as a time that we are likely to improve our team drastically, hopefully they don't get caught up in the frenzy and pick up an anchor of a contract.
Nice read and info Jason Gregor...
Based on what ya wrote, IMO - myself???...
Before trying for an huge overpayment type player, I would go hard now for both Gordon and Lapierre first with centres needed...
Then ya gotta go with Khudobin or Emery for the 1st other goalie to be Oiler acquired..
Then I would take a timeout for Stalberg for LW possibilities...
Next, I would be talking to any of the defencemen such as Alzner , Grebeshkov, Gilbert, Ballard, and Jeff Schultz, then Kris Russell.
Thats my list for starters... then make some smart good type trades...
I wanted to write that Alzner would be a very smart and ideal type trade situation for the Oilers but I hit the wrong key...
July 03 2013, 01:09PM
Jason, what do you think of Kris Russell as a fit? I understand he is smaller and bit sheltered behind a great D in St Louis. However he still 26 with great skating ability, think the Oilers would make a pitch at him.
July 03 2013, 01:27PM
Brutal, brutal year to do a major overhaul. I want nothing to do with most UFAs.
I hope MacT is judged on quality, not quantity, of players he brings in this summer, despite of what he said at season's end.
Pick a guy (or two) that aligns with the direction this team is trying to go in and overpay if you have to. Don't do what Tambellini did two years ago and bring in a bunch of garbage.
I hope you are wrong about Gilbert. Back when MacT coached him in 07/08 and 08/09 he was only behind Souray, Visnovsky and Pitkanen in playing time. Bring back Gilbert and Grebeshkov for that matter.
Smid-Petry Grebeshkov-Gilbert Schultz-Schultz Belov-Potter
That is a way better depth chart than where the Oilers are now and all it costs is money and roster spots. More flexibility to upgrade.
I also wish to state my condolences to the Lorieau family and to the Oilers for losing a great HOF singer and family man...Paul...RIP...
I absolutely remember the 2006 Anaheim series as a special memory with of how he got the Oilers crowd to sing both the American anthem so respectfully (as opposed to the Ducks fans)and then lead off with an outstanding "O Canada" with the fans again...
Sad to hear about Paul Lorieau. He was a fixture in my life. The 2006 playoffs was definitely my fave memory of him.
I would love to see one of Grebeshkov or Gilbert come back to the Oilers as well... but I actually believe that Klefbom is gonna be ready to go come starting first regular season game of the year..
Gilbert/Grebs...J. Schultz, Petry...Klefbom, Belov...Smid,... with hopefully Paul Ranger or Jeff Schultz or Ballard, etc, added on.
There are some other guys to look at, IMO too, like Colaicova, Hendricks, Coburn (trade), Jonathon Blum, Kris Russell....
This would allow the Oilers to trade off Potter, N. Schultz or even maybe they trade Smid too
Like Clowe, Filippula on your list, both are in the 3.5 - 4.0 million range previous salaries.
Also like Ryder, except he dosen't bring it every game.
I would add Vic Stallberg to the list, and also Matt Cullen, although 36 yrs old still plays a solid game and is good F/O guy. Could be a stop gap type of player.
July 03 2013, 01:54PM
If the move Gagner over to the wing, where do they put Yakupov?
I say if your going to upgrade the centre position, the just trade Gagner already!
Use him to get important pieces, like. a LW or a deal involving a number one defensmen.
Forget UFA season, get it by trades.
Tom Gilbert might be an interesting acquisition. I think he struggles when you ask him to do more. Think of this. If I were to put together 6 defencemen, with a defence by committee frame of refence, I'm looking for 6 guys that can play roughly 20 reliable minutes per game. The group as a whole should offer a range of basic skills. Good defensive acumen, clear the front of the net and move the puck and limit turnovers. Nothing spectacular, but you can survive on meat and potatos. I think Tom Gilbert fits this mould and would complement Nick Schultz to make a pairing that covers the range of skills I would look for. If you ask Tom Gilbert to score 40 points or be extremely physical, then yeah, I could see him struggling. Ask him to keep it simple within this framework of a collective, he'll be more than fine. If Braydon Coburn is added, he would be a nice pairing with Justin Schultz.
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Just because you haven't heard anything doesn't mean talks aren't happening. Odds are very slim that Horcoff returns, and expect once teams strike out in Clarkson, Iginla and Horton that interest in Hemsky rises.
Fair enough but that is why we come to read the insiders.
Consider the last post an ask as opposed to any kind of statement.
Why do I never see Matt Cooke's name on UFA lists of players the Oilers should pursue? IMO this is exactly the type of player the Oil need for the bottom 6(+ he could move up to the 2nd line if needed).
Also can we stop with this Jeff Schultz talk. Some People get so caught up in his last name but the bottom line is that Jeff just does not bring enough to the table anymore. I'd rather have the underrated Potter in the lineup then him.
Signing Tommy Gilbert at 2x2.25 would be fine with me. Jason the comment you made on that management thinks he doesn't compete enough seems weird. I thought he was traded supposely because his skills were redundant with emergence of Petry and some rumblings he needed a change of scenery and wanted out.
The one thing Tom can do is move the puck. He has the subtle ability to ward off defenders behind the net, avoid checks, and go up the middle occasionally. All last season we clammoured for a guy who had enough skill to not bang a puck around the boards. The soft as butter notion haunts him,, however he has kinda been more like chunky peanut butter. He's shown some abrasiveness. He's never going to be Chris Pronger trunculant, but maybe with a good d partner he return and be a quality 4th defender. Requires no assets.
I'm not wishing for anything huge for FA, most often whale blubber becomes an overpriced can of whale blubber. Gilbert, Lapierre, Gordon, Emery/Bryz/Kubodin/etc for free agency would be a successful day. I know there is no way we will get Horton, but lets make whoever gets him have to pay for him. Offer him 5x5.25. I would also like Peverly in a trade.
July 03 2013, 02:15PM
Nice read and info Jason Gregor...
Based on what ya wrote, IMO - myself???...
Before trying for an huge overpayment type player, I would go hard now for both Gordon and Lapierre first with centres needed...
Then ya gotta go with Khudobin or Emery for the 1st other goalie to be Oiler acquired..
Then I would take a timeout for Stalberg for LW possibilities...
Next, I would be talking to any of the defencemen such as Alzner , Grebeshkov, Gilbert, Ballard, and Jeff Schultz, then Kris Russell.
Thats my list for starters... then make some smart good type trades...
Gross so glad your not running the show lol Ballard, Lapierre, but as far as the rest i think Your way off. We are suppose to upgrading. I don't see that with what you've listed.
Hey JG... did not know you were not a Grebs fan or not liked him as to coming back for the Oilers this year.. Interesting.
If he did not try to come back here then would ya try to pick up Ballard or Blum? or both?
JG...What ya think of Colaicova as well?
Finally, JG... Bob Stauffer had mentioned on draft day that the Oilers were talking with a russian defenceman again...anyone ya heard of or know of???
That was suppose to whale hunting turns into whale blubber.
I cant imagine why they would sign him, 4th line hopefully but then where do you put smytty?
I agree about Gilbert but Grebs was a solid dman when he was here. Only left because he wanted a bigger raise then the oil would give him. Pushes Potter out and move Schultz Sr down to the 3rd. Both good ideas. Oops forgot that he went to Nas. Doesnt change much IMO
Bob Mckenzie reports oilers have an agreement in place to sign Ex-Flame winger Oleg Saprykin details to follow
Drever tweeted five minutes ago the Canucks signed Ulanov..
Until we have a decent core surrounding our youth , I doubt UFA's will choose the Oilers and jeopardize their careers . Sure Schultz did, but that was a good decision to get ice time and grow up with the club -totally different scenario from most UFA's . They will be effectively coming if our base was not so depleted and with Hemsky and Horcoff maybe gone : may be even more so . I know if I were a UFA i'd be reluctant to come here even with more salary just because of that . That depletion of core is far more responsible than city or anything else when it comes to signing UFA's
The ones mentioned by Gregor might all be good , but highly unlikely they want to risk that career move with our core base as it is now. I have a feeling UFA market will only use us as pretty much a last resort . Go to a team with already a good base they will go - I predict . We could very easily face disappointment in the UFA market .
Igor Ulanov? Haavent heard that name in awhile
Where the hell are our buyouts?
I read on Hockey Buzz Horcoff wants a buy out but the team wants to trade him to another team he does not want to be traded to. Since his limited no trade clause goes into effect, he can essentially just write down ten teams that are all at the cap and can't take him. Which means he could end up playing in the minors if they send him down ala Souray.
Yet another Oiler player either being completely greedy, or completely mis managed, or both.
Even still, there doesn't seem to be an reason for not having then bought out one of Belangier or Eager. I mean, if we were going to trade either of them I feel like the OIlers would have done it by now, even if all it was were seventh round picks coming back. What the hell Mac T. At least Tambillini delivered on his do nothing approach.
Igor Ulanov? Haavent heard that name in awhile
Boyd Gordon would be a nice addition if Horcoff or Belanger went away. I agree with Wes that trades are where it's at. Watching Gilbert play with N. Schultze would be funny: "Wait, didn't we just get traded for each other?"
July 03 2013, 02:43PM
Thoughts on mueller and pouliot? Gregor?
Hall/nuge/yakupov Pouliot/gagner/eberle Paajarvi/mueller/jones
Much more offensive fire power in the top 9. Pouliot and mueller have their baggage but I think it improves size and secondary scoring. I like Gordon, laprierre and Ryder as possibilities too.
Bob Mckenzie reports oilers have an agreement in place to sign Ex-Flame winger Oleg Saprykin details to follow
Flame site claims they are close to signing S. Chestov , but contingent on signing his buddy O. Saprykin . Who's going to win out ?
July 03 2013, 02:56PM
Thoughts on mueller and pouliot? Gregor?
Hall/nuge/yakupov Pouliot/gagner/eberle Paajarvi/mueller/jones
Much more offensive fire power in the top 9. Pouliot and mueller have their baggage but I think it improves size and secondary scoring. I like Gordon, laprierre and Ryder as possibilities too.
I'm not sure what Mueller's deal is asides from the concussion(s) he suffered a few years ago.
Pouliot on the other hand, has been a decent player the last three years. All three with different teams.... you have to wonder why? Compete level?
July 03 2013, 03:01PM
I'm not sure what Mueller's deal is asides from the concussion(s) he suffered a few years ago.
Pouliot on the other hand, has been a decent player the last three years. All three with different teams.... you have to wonder why? Compete level?
That's exactly it with Pouliot. Compete. Does play with an edge sometimes though. Great size and he sometimes display why he was a top 5 pick not so long ago. A one or two year deal may be a decent choice.
Tim Thomas to the Flyers!!! WTH are they going to do with their salary cap issues. If Im MacT Im freezing out Holmgren on any Coburn deal and would be apt to take on Coburn and another salary rather than give up prospects.
Speaking on potential...couple weeks ago Calgary Radio musing about their goaltending and wondering if DiPietro became free how hed look in Flaming C...maybe there is a chance for that to happen.
Why give Eakins a chance to work with Peckman? If he has the ability of working with problem children what is the risk since D-men are so hard to find?
Correction 'why not' give Eakins...
IS THIS ANOTHER KICK IN THE FACE ? Apparantly their is a good chance Iginla will go to Canucks (a perennial contender ) and his cap hit for this season will be zero ! Dreger reports players over 35+ this season you can carry over into next season before having it part of your cap limit . WOW , that sure helps a lot of clubs sitting up against the cap . Maybe we should keep Khabby as he won't cost us any cap space now ? When did this all come to be I wonder , and how recent ? Makes the elder ones more valuable than before , obviously .
Eakins is a fitness buff. Peckham is a hamburger eating machine. Not a good match.
@ Madjam
Team 1040 Vancouver this morning was talking about this and apparently Canucks want nothing to do with Iggy, looking for using their youth instead of more vets. Please excuse my ignorance but how did the 35+ salary cap thing work out?? Makes no sense to me.
@ Madjam
Team 1040 Vancouver this morning was talking about this and apparently Canucks want nothing to do with Iggy, looking for using their youth instead of more vets. Please excuse my ignorance but how did the 35+ salary cap thing work out?? Makes no sense to me.
Go to Flames site , that's where I found out about it . If it came from Dreger as they alluded to, it probably has merit . Flames site also believes Iginla might be on Canucke radar because of it .
we're going to have to massivly overpay to get anyone of value. 7 years out of the playoffs, a managment team long on promises short on substance, i love edmonton but let's face it, it's not new york, l.a. or florida. i belive the team is perceived around the league as an organization spining it's tires. horton would be 7 million per year before he even thinks about us. our best hope is the trade market for improvivg our team, as i'll be suprised if any worth while ufa's land here.
July 03 2013, 03:32PM
If Tom Gilbert steps foot on rexall ice next year wearing an Oilers jersey I will seriously loose my dinner and then I would have to clean it up and that wouldn't be fun. He can skate and make a pass but for god sakes he's a brutal hockey player.
Just checked the Dreger tweets, he did mention the 35+ cap thing but no mention of canucks and Iggy.


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Oh yeah I know you like to have fun, that's why we joined PL, but a shot a whiskey isn't good before anesthesia. But this one is for you my friend.
almost 6 years ago
Thanks and have a good weekend.
William You are not going to starve to death after only a couple of days of soft food, you can eat soup too if you want to. You make it sound as though you will never eat solid food again. I told you that I would get you back you never should have told me that you were getting your wisdom teeth pulled :)
Hey Bill, so sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you just been crazy busy with work and the kids haven't really been on here much... Anyhow, weather could be better its been pretty chilly and windy here snowed last week :(... How's your mouth??v well I hope your having a good week! Take care be safe have a good day
You too. Take care Tom N
almost 6 years ago
Thanks for dropping by. Things are going well. Hope all is well for you as well. Have a great day and remainder of the week. God bless and stay safe.


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Judging teams will face off at Expo, but their coaches say experiences along the way are just as rewarding as the competition.
by Chelsey Johnson, Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Intern
While many of us grow up competing as dairy cattle judges, a few get the chance to foster young people through the process. While youth were evaluating cattle at the Hoard's Dairyman Farm early Sunday morning, I took a moment to talk to some of the coaches. Between three classes of Guernsey cows, I visited with Dale Olver, Penn State; Bonnie Ayers, Ohio State; Katharine Knowlton, Virginia Tech; and Isidro Matamoros, Zamorano Pan-American Agricultural School.
No matter their judging philosophy, each coach agreed that the most rewarding part of coaching is providing students with memorable learning experiences.
Matamoros traveled here with six students from Honduras, one from Guatemala, and two from Ecuador. Traveling to World Dairy Expo allows his students to compare the similarities and differences of dairy farming between their home countries and the United States. Matamoros also noted that American judging contests are different from in Honduras because his students are typically asked to judge shows where class sizes vary, rather than the standard classes of four animals in American judging contests.
"Many of the students on this team come from small towns," explained Matamoros. "This trip gives them a chance to have a new experience. After we are done at Expo, our students will visit Chicago for sight-seeing."
Knowlton has instilled the focus and knowledge in Virginia Tech students needed for judging, but the one reminder she constantly gives her students is to take a step back to see the cows.
"The best advice I can give the kids is to move back to see the cows better," explained Knowlton. "But, the biggest thing they will remember is the people they meet and the farms they visit while practicing."
Olver preaches the scorecard to his Penn State judging team members. Even though the scorecard has transformed over the years, Olver believes the changes have been easy to teach to his students.
"Our students are learning to select cows that best fit our industry. The scorecard provides them a guideline and terminology to do this," explained Olver. "The farms they visit are the most valuable part. Twenty years down the road, they will still remember the places they went when they were judging."
Ayers has many years of experience coaching both the 4-H and Collegiate teams from Ohio. The dual program has offered her students a unique learning community.
"The kids learn from each other. The 4-H kids teach our college kids and vice versa," she explained. "From the traveling, to ringside judging, to clinics, they gain a balance of exemplary experiences."
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