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Gossip Genie: Gwen & Blake
US Weekly reports in the new issue that Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton have been flirting a lot while working on The Voice and that there might be something between them. The magazine doesn't come right out and say it, and they also counter with a source who insists that they're just friends, but the suggestion is there. Full Story
Ben Affleck is contagious
I had a friend in high school. My ma, the Chinese Squawking Chicken, totally hated her. It's hard to translate directly from Cantonese but basically she said that this friend, we'll call her Babs, carried around a stink…and even if you didn't do anything wrong, just being around Babs made you smell like Babs. Full Story
Blake & Miranda: his and her cheating rumours
IN TOUCH Magazine is reporting that Blake Shelton and Cady Groves hooked up and that's why he and Miranda Lambert are over. Now Blake is threatening to sue IN TOUCH. According to TMZ, his lawyers have sent the magazine a letter warning that he'll take them to court if they don't retract their story. Full Story
The nanny loves Ben Affleck
US Weekly published an exclusive yesterday about Ben Affleck's affair with former nanny Christine Ouzounian, scooping PEOPLE Magazine. PEOPLE followed shortly after with a strong denial from Ben Affleck; his rep claimed that they were considering legal options. Sure. But in that same post, PEOPLE goes on to reiterate their earlier report from a couple of weeks ago from a source who claimed that Ben hadn't been "committed" to the marriage. Full Story
Ben's denials and the tabloid competition
US Weekly's cover story about Ben Affleck dating the nanny is a major get for the magazine, especially over PEOPLE. His publicist has been working hard to get out the denial, telling Gossip Cop that: "People's lives are at stake, and they chose to try to sell more magazines" with "lies. Full Story
The Afflecks are renovating
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There were moving trucks seen outside Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's home. As you know, for weeks now there have been rumours about an imminent split. Naturally that was the first assumption. Then PEOPLE reported that the Afflecks are simply renovating. Full Story
Ben Affleck's "many vices"
While PEOPLE Magazine is banking on Big G on the cover to sell this week's issue, US Weekly's going with Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner "in crisis". Lower level tabloids have been reporting on this since April. And for the last 3 weeks, Ben and Jen have stepped out on weekends to the farmer's market – because no paps ever hang out there – to try to send a message. Full Story
Emma & Andrew holding hands
E! News reported yesterday that Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield were seen earlier this week holding hands in Malibu. This comes just a few days after Andrew's parents showed up to support Emma at the Aloha premiere in London – click here Full Story
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Right after her Cannes debut, Emma Stone flew to London to join Bradley Cooper to promote Aloha. She returned to LA yesterday. On Saturday though, at the screening, fans noticed that she had a couple of significant guests. Before we get to that though, let's recap the situation so far: STAR Magazine reported first that Emma and Andrew Garfield were done, because they haven't been photographed together in a while. Full Story
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County Travel bureau meets every other month to discuss travel and tourism related items. Tina Carter is the employee for the travel bureau. She reported the transient room tax collected in 2009 was up $5,000 from 2008. So far this year, in January $17,223.24 was collected. In February 13,469.29 was collected. From July-December 2009, $20,000 in restaurant tax was collected. Fifty percent of the restaurant tax goes to the trail system in identifying trails and maintaining them and also creating new trails.
Each meeting the travel bureau discusses requests for funding from various entities. The money from the travel bureau can go for advertising costs only. They can't fund prizes, food or items of that nature. The bureau granted the Emery County Fair $2,280 for advertising. For the Desertview Pro Rodeo they granted $2,908 for tickets, advertising and posters. The bureau granted $2,250 for the MECCA bike club for their spring festival in Green River and the Swell in May.
The San Rafael Classic Sprint will be held on July 9-10 at the Huntington Lake State park. This is a triathlon. The Little Grand Canyon marathon will be on Sept. 11 and the Crandall Canyon Marathon in August. For these two marathons $3,869 was approved for advertising.
The travel bureau is also checking on the costs of advertising internationally. Another angle the bureau is considering is two minute spots for Delta Destinations. These spots cost $32,500 and would air for one month approximately 17,000 times. The bureau will find out more information like which flights the spots target. Carter said she is going to complete the application for co-op funding which would cover half the cost of the ad.
Preparations are underway for the Arapeen ATV jamboree the first week of September. The website has been updated and brochures have been passed out at the recent travel shows.
Keith Brady, board member is working on the new Outlaw Trails Jamboree to be held in Green River on April 29-May 1. Their website is outlawtrailsjamboree.com for more information.
At the recent travel shows the board members have made numerous contacts and passed out information about Emery County. Brady felt he didn't have the information that people wanted at the Phoenix show. There were sportsmen there who wanted information on fishing and hunting opportunities and all they had to pass out was a small fishing brochure. He feels if they return to that show in future years, they need to gear the promotional material more along the lines of what the sportsmen are interested in doing should they visit our county. Mark Williams reported there were a lot of people at the shows interested in rafting and he thought it would be helpful to have one brochure that deals with rafting specifically. It was mentioned that the hunting and fishing proclamations contain good information for sportsmen. Brady also mentioned they need more photos of hunting and fishing for the booth and in the promotional material. Another idea was to have bags made promoting Emery County to pass out at the shows for the people to carry their information.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said, "Thanks to all of you who have donated your time to go to these shows. We appreciate you."
Williams mentioned the trails board is working on a map. They are working to GPS trails to put them on the map. After the information is gathered it will be passed along to the Bureau of Land Management so they can recognize non-motorized trails. The trails board is also working on rights-of-way on some of the trails.
For the Buckhorn Information center only one comment was received and it was concerning the water troughs. The visitor center will have a host on really busy weekends to pass out information. A letter of support has been received from the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance for the project. They said the project will be beneficial to recreationalists visiting the Swell. The information center can also be used as a staging area for search and rescue operations.
Chanel Atwood from the Castleland Recreation information center thanked the bureau for their support. CRIK promotes Emery County. The information center is located at the Prehistoric Museum in Price. There are eight major contributors to their organization including Emery County, Carbon County, CEU museum, Price City, Castle Dale, Green River, forest service, BLM, travel bureau and state parks. One project they are working on is to update the museums in the county with new brochures.
One idea the travel bureau had was an outlaw museum somewhere in the county. There are a lot of people interested in outlaw history. Another idea is a river runners festival. The river runners want to become more involved in promoting the county and would like to have their information on the websites. Green River has a Destination Green River website where the river runners could advertise.
The bureau voted to attend four travel shows in 2011. The Phoenix, Denver, Salt Lake and Quartzsite, Ariz. shows.
Green River City requested help in procuring a dinosaur exhibit for the John Wesley Powell Museum. They are applying for a grant for $15,000 and the exhibit will cost $35,000.
Williams told of a business they visited while he was wintering in Quartzsite which was at an old townsite and they had taken abandoned mine buildings and turned it into a bar, fast food establishment. They had a live band and old cars and the atmosphere was the drawing point of the business. Williams thinks something similar could be made into a tourist attraction in our area. A business for conducting old mining town tours could be established in the area.

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By SYLVIA NELSON
Pastor Tim Lacock and family are settling into their new home in Ferron where he is the new Minister for the Ferron Independent Baptist Church located just off State Street on 100 North. Tim, Tammy, Tina, T.J., and Tyler will live in the apartment above the church, along with their dog, Tubby, and Teddy two, their fish. They call themselves the Five "Ts".
Tim and Tammy met at the Wilds Christian Camp and Conference Center in North Carolina (where Tammy's father was the Pastor) when Tim was a senior in college and "she was still in high school and very young." Even though they saw each other many times at that camp and others, they didn't start dating until Tammy was completing college. They eventually became camp directors for that camp and also WILDS of the Rockies Center in Colorado. Their most recent home and work station was at the Lucerne Camp and Christian Center in northern California.
The Lacocks experiences may be a help if needed to the ranch that is owned by the Ferron Baptist Church where Rick Benson is the camp director and Lenny Parlo is the program director. This popular ranch is a ministry of the church where four or five youth groups and leaders, usually from throughout Utah, consisting of up to 50 at a time, stay each summer for a week or so, for just a nominal fee for meals and housing. Other groups come to help on construction and various projects; people from states as far away as Washington, California, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Nebraska. Members of the church are involved as much as they can be. They help with meal preparation and sometimes house visitors. They helped initially with the fencing, restoring, and building that has been done.
Pastor Lacock has seen much of the world. He was born in Washington state, soon moved to North Carolina, and then spent his growing up years in Hong Kong and Taiwan where his parents were missionaries. When asked if he spoke Chinese, he answered, "Su Su," which means a little bit. He then went on to explain people of Hong Kong generally speak Cantonese and the language of mainland China and Taiwan is Mandarin. In very populous, high rise Hong Kong, his parents conducted "roof top ministries" and in Taiwan they started and held mostly home church ministries.
He always knew he would be attending Bob Jones University in Greenville, S.C., since both his parents were graduates of there. Then he went on into seminary and planned to go into missionary aviation, but felt called to change his direction and graduated with his degree in missions, then went on to get his masters in pastorial studies.
Church Deacon, Ray "Pete" Petersen, told of the many services and programs that Lacock will be conducting as the new Pastor. Besides the Sunday School at 10 a.m., and Sunday Worship Service, at 11 a.m., the congregation meets for a "body building service" at 6 p.m. each Sunday. "A very close time of Christian fellowship," explained Petersen. The church has held a bible study with and for the residents of the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center in Ferron every Wed., for several years. There is a Wednesday night prayer and Bible study at the church at 7 p.m. At that same time is Master's Club for kids where the teens take charge and read bible stories, pledge to the flag, pray, and have activities for an hour or so. The ladies have a monthly bible study group which meets on the 2nd Tues., of each month.
One of the most exciting activities are the Teen Rallies that are normally a one day outing held every month hosted at the various churches throughout Utah. Even though the youth group at Ferron is small still, usually about twelve attending, the draw to the rallies is about 70 with fun activities for teens and leaders, a meal, and hearing God's Word.
The church just held its annual mother and daughter day and also the men and boys camp-out "out on the reef." Vacation Bible School for children 4-years-old to those finishing 6th grade was held June 10. "This annual event is always an exciting, well planned time that gives kids in the community something special to do," Petersen explained. "Another outreach ministry is the jail ministry which Bill Cranford has been doing faithfully for years."
Petersen says that he sees "no sweeping changes, but to make many disciples for Jesus Christ to reach the lost. This church was started as a mission's church 25 years ago as part of Northwest Baptist."
The vision for the church at this time as Pastor Lacock sees it is to transform from a missions church to one that is totally independent, "where the people of the church learn to see what the Lord wants them to do with their own lives and be willing and more effective witnesses among their own families and acquaintances." As Lacock and his family get settled in, they hope to open many doors to ministry in this area. "We also hope this church can be a source of long term help and encouragement to other Baptist churches around the state of Utah; helping with projects and programs, speaking and teaching as needed. Maybe even use the ranch for pastor's retreats and missionaries from the field to have a place to recharge. We just hosted a Pastor's Conference, for 25 pastors mostly from Utah, who toured the ranch, and heard two great speakers from North Land Baptist Bible College which gave the men more tools to use and charge them up."
At this time the Ferron church is growing steadily; there are about 35 members and usually between 30-50 at Sunday Services. Pastor Lacock and his family are enjoying meeting the people of the county and getting to see some of the scenic areas surrounding his new ministry in Ferron.


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The year 2012 may well go down as "the year of the tablet," writes Louie Herr on Digital Trends, and not just because of the number and variety of new tablets on the market. Herr lists the market disruptions already caused by tablets and others we might expect. Though these effects are more obvious in the consumer market, government IT watchers can see same transtormation in the public sector.
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Listed below are the workshop resources available from the 2004 Clergy-Laity Conference in RealAudio () and Quicktime () formats. Workshop handouts and other materials are provided in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) () format as available.
You can visit the Clergy-Laity website for 2004 here. You can also visit the archdiocesan clergy-laity page, with information on past conferences, here.
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Marketing a Unified Faith in Contemporary Society
Mr. Jim Speros
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Parish Day Schools: Holy Trinity Academy - Dallas, TX
Miss Leza Chryssovergis
Building Communities of Faith and Love in a Pluralistic Society
General Panel
Living as Family
Dr. Philip Mamalakis
Time Out for Family: Bringing the Gospel Alive in the Home
Ms. Melissa K. Bazos
Planning and Directing a Monthly Parish Family Night
Fr. James Bogdan
Keeping Our Family Members Active in the Church
Rev. Fr. James Kordaris, Director - Archdiocese Dept. of Outreach and Evangelism
Family as Church: Living and Sharing our Orthodox Faith in the Home
Fr. Nektarios Morrow
Gaining Credit By Exam for the Greek Language in Public Schools
Ms. Sofia Petrou
Designing a Webquest: A Learning Activity Using the Web Space
Dr. Andreas Karatsolis
Values Education and the Orthodox Parochial School
Fr. George Alexson
Ministering to Intermarried Couples and Their Families: A Pastoral Approach
Rev. Dr. Charles Joanides
Strategies for Successful Relationships
Dr. Peter Kalellis
Enhancing Outreach to Intermarried Couples and Their Families
Premarital Pastoral Care: Ministering to Those Planning to be Married
Fr. Nick Krommydas
Empowering the Family
Foreign Missions in the Local Parish
Fr. Martin Ritsi
Outreach and Evangelism in the Small Parish
Outreach and Evangelism in the Established Parish
Parish Accounting and Budgeting
Mr. John Barbagallo, CPA
Parish Development: Raising Funds as a Component of Parish Life
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Parish Development: Raising Funds as a Component of Parish Life (Repeat)
Mr. Jerry Minetos, CPA, CFRM - Archdiocese Development Officer Miss Laura Paulus, CFRM
A Primer for Orthodox Leadership Development
Mr. Dean Macris
Philanthropic Ministries in the Parish
Philanthropic Ministries in the Community
Conducting a Successful Parish Oratorical Festival
Presv. Margaret Orfanakos
Using Technology in Christian Education Programming
Mr. Bradley Borch
Using the New 9th Grade Curriculum
Dr. Vasiliki Tsigas-Fotinis
Developing a Parish Strategic Plan for Religious Education
Rev. Dr. Frank Marangos
Developing a Family-Based Catechetical Program
Fr. Frank Marangos
Parish Ministries: Grief and Bereavement/Challenge Ministry
Panel: Mrs. Kay Pamas, Chairman - Grief and Bereavement Support Group - Cathedral of Saint Paul - Hempstead, NY Mr. Manny and Mrs. Marina Katsoulis - Founders and Coordinators - Challenge Ministry - Archangel Michael Church - Roslyn, NY
Trafficking in Human Beings: A Concern for Orthodox Christians
Stewardship as Worship and Ministry
Stewardship Panel
Having the Talks: How to Approach Tough Topics with Young People
Eyes Wide Open: Looking for God in Popular Culture
Bishop Savas of Troas, Chancellor
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Bethel Baptist Church in Dorsey will host a wild game supper Saturday night at 6.
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By Hank Wiesner/Southern Sentinel
RIPLEY—The Ripley Public Library was broken into over the weekend, and a small amount of folding money and loose change taken, Ripley Librarian Sheila Lence said this week.
Nothing else appears to have been taken.
No arrests had been made in the case Monday afternoon. Anyone with information is asked to contact Ripley Police at 837-2215 or Crime Stoppers Tips Line: 1-800-773-TIPS (8477) or Administrative Line: 662-841-6581.
Mrs. Lence said a sheet of glass in a back door was broken out to gain entrance sometime after the library closed Saturday afternoon. She discovered the burglary Sunday afternoon.
"We had a cigar box nailed inside a circulation desk drawer to keep the box from shifting. The nails were still there but the box was gone," she said.
Whoever broke in cleaned up before leaving; no broken glass was found, Mrs. Lence said.
She credited Ripley police for a quick response. "I called the police immediately. They were wonderful, and quick to get here," she said.
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Laurier began a process in late 2012 to develop a new institutional website that will feature state-of-the-art functionality and a fresh design that provides information, reflects Lauriers visual identity and tells the Laurier story of inspiring lives of leadership and purpose.
The university engaged a web-strategy firm for the consultation/research phase of the website renewal project, during which widespread consultation occurred with members of the university community. This feedback, together with analysis of other institutions activities and industry best practices, informed the development of a recommended web strategy.
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The Netherlands 1853 – France 1890
Starry night
[La nuit étoilée] 1888
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canvas 72.5 (h) x 92.0 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Gift of Mr and Mrs Robert Kahn-Sriber, in memory of Mr and Mrs Fernand Moch 1975
© RMN (Musée d'Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski
Van Gogh arrived in Arles in February 1888. In this small Provençal town and the surrounding countryside he was to spend an extraordinarily productive period painting, drawing and writing. He found the colours of the location—the skies, the river Rhône and the atmosphere—spellbinding, and reminiscent of the scenes found in Japanese ukiyo-e prints. The great expanse of the night sky was just as tantalising as that of the daytime, and the artist was keen to capture its majesty and its subtleties, writing to his sister in September 1888:
At present I absolutely want to paint a starry sky. It often seems to me that night is still more richly coloured than the day, having hues of the most intense violets, blues and greens. If only you pay attention to it you will see that certain stars are citron-yellow, others have a pink glow, or a green blue and forget-me-not brilliance. And without my expatiating on this theme it will be clear that putting little white dots on a blue-black surface is not enough.1
He was determined to capture the richness of the night colours on the spot, just as the Impressionists painted in situ during daylight—although jokingly he confided to his sister that, 'Of course it's true that in the dark I may mistake a blue for a green, a blue-lilac for a pink-lilac, for you cannot rightly distinguish the quality of a hue. But it is the only way to get rid of the conventional night scenes with their poor sallow whitish light.'2
Van Gogh painted several canvases of the night skies as an accompaniment to a cafe scene or portrait, but with Starry night he possessed the confidence to have the massive night sky hanging over a gas-lit town with reflections in the water as his principal motif, with just the small inclusion of two locals on the foreshore. Van Gogh's true subject here is the drama and majesty of the night sky, 'the starry sky with the Great Bear'.3 This work reveals all the wondrous colours of the sky, the reflections of the scene, and the striking contrast between the natural beauty of the stars and the artificial gas lights.
Painting the night sky was a serious preoccupation which engaged van Gogh throughout the summer months in Arles. His fears that he might not be able to meet the challenge were expressed to Bernard in a letter of June 1888:
Alas, alas, it is just as our excellent fellow Cyprien says in J.K. Huysmans' 'En ménage': the most beautiful paintings are those which you dream about when you lie in bed smoking a pipe, but which you never paint.4
Despite his concerns, it is with Starry night that van Gogh came close to painting the 'unspeakable perfection' he so yearned to achieve—just two years before his life was cut short.
Jane Kinsman
Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Letter W 7, viewed 18 August 2009, www.vggallery.com/letters/656_V-W_W7.pdf.
- Letter W 7, viewed 18 August 2009, www.vggallery.com/letters/656_V-W_W7.pdf.
- A 'sparkling of pink and green on the cobalt blue field of the night sky, whereas the lights of the town and its ruthless reflections are red-gold and bronzed green', as he was to describe it to the poet Eugène Boch. 2 October 1888, letter 553b, viewed 18 August 2009, www.vggallery.com/letters/670_V-E_553b.pdf.
- Letter B7, viewed 18 August 2009, http://www.vggallery.com/letters/608_V-B_B7.pdf.


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Afterfeast of the Theophany of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
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Apolytikion of Theophany Afterfeast in the First Tone
Lord, when You were baptized in the Jordan, the veneration of the Trinity was revealed. For the voice of the Father gave witness to You, calling You Beloved, and the Spirit, in the guise of a dove, confirmed the certainty of His words. Glory to You, Christ our God, who appeared and enlightened the world.
Kontakion of Theophany Afterfeast in the Fourth Tone
You appeared to the world today, and Your light, O Lord, has left its mark upon us. With fuller understanding we sing to You: "You came, You were made manifest, the unapproachable light."
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Ender's Reviews: Comprehensive Pictorial Overviews
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In these reviews, I take a pictorial approach, by taking photographs of key components and gameplay, and organizing them with accompanying text in order to teach you how to play a game, and showcase what it is all about, along with some analysis. These reviews might prove helpful in making an informed decision before purchasing a game, or perhaps to have your friends read ahead of a game session to help them get a basic sense of how to play the game beforehand. I appreciate the diversity of reviewer styles on BGG, but for a short defence of my own reviewing style, see my post here.
This list is arranged alphabetically. To see my most recent reviews, click here.
If you are a game designer or publisher and would like me to consider your game for review, feel free to send me an expression of interest by GeekMail. Generally speaking I am only willing to commit the time to writing a review for games that I am personally enthusiastic about and consider to be worthwhile recommending to other gamers, so please contact me directly to help determine whether your game would be a suitable candidate for one of my reviews.
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Baxter's Vineyards, the oldest winery in the state of Illinois, is a small family-owned winery located in the historic town of Nauvoo, Illinois that features a tasting room, gift shop, and self-guided winery tour, along with an outdoor patio and full service bar. Baxter's was established in 1857 by Emile and Annette Baxter after the disbandment of the Icarian community at Nauvoo. Today, Baxter's Vineyards continues as the fifth generation of Baxter's, co-owners, Kelly and Brenda Logan, grow over seventeen acres of grapes and apples, making approximately 5,000 gallons of wine. Also featured on the property is the Nauvoo Grand Bed & Breakfast, which provides luxury accommodations in a historic Baxter home.
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Introducing a new contributor to Jets Nation - Ross Smith! Today Ross finally solves the issue of who is the Greatest Player of All Time. It's what the summer is for.
As we recline here in the lazy summer days between hockey seasons, we dedicated fans fill up the puck-shaped hole in our hearts by following the draft and the free agent signings and even pretending to care about baseball or the CFL until it's time to hit the ice again. This summer, though, offered up the 25th anniversary of an event so dramatic that it changed the NHL irrevocably: The Gretzky Trade. Its mere mention in Edmonton still yields mournful stories of lost innocence and squandered opportunity - Gretz revered and commemorated like a war hero or a precious family member. Who can blame them? He is unquestionably the best player ever to lace up a pair of skates… or is he?
This Silver Jubilee marking Peter Pocklington's transformation from mere unsavoury entrepreneur to "Wanted by The Hague" in a single craptastic business deal is the perfect time to renew Hockeydom's favourite debate about who, exactly, is the greatest player of all time.
Lucky for you, I have just completed, with the assistance of 22 super-computers (kept in storage at IBM, formerly dedicated to the humiliation of the Soviets in chess battles) and 37 Kyrgyzstani interns (assigned to serfdom as laid out in the terms of the 1964-72 Cold War Chess Battle Treaty; they work cheap and all room in the same storage facility at IBM) a new statistical assessment of some of the consistently acknowledged top players in hockey history: Gordie Howe, Bobby Orr, Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Sidney Crosby and Randy Gregg.
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Here's looking forward to a rousing 2014 season!
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*Number of horses mollified annually by the sweet nothings of love and encouragement bestowed upon them by each individual player, as verified by Ian Tyson. Randy Gregg unable to participate due to allergies.
Remembers Most Lyrics To Kansas' "Dust In The Wind"
* By percentage, based on tape recordings of an "Iron John" men's retreat campfire sing-along, August 12, 2009. Orr's results disqualified after it was revealed that he actually co-wrote the song while on tour with Kansas in 1975 as a Monitor Technician.
Most Popular In Online Slash Fiction
*Based on number of pieces posted on "hotjocks.com" involving at least one of the candidates, though most involved two or more of them mostly in "coaching" scenarios. Interestingly, over 67% of the postings are from the same writer, identified as "Golden_Jet09".
Best Jaromir Jagr Joke
*By percentage, based on audience reaction at NHLPA charity golf event, July 2011
Attempted Closure Of Embarrassing Family Twitter Accounts
*Annually, as documented by Deadspin.com and Perezhilton.com. Gregg not currently on Twitter, results interpolated from deletions of Dave Semenko chain-letter spam in old Hotmail account.
Fastest Time Posted In 2-Man Luge Olympic Trials
*4 run combined time rounded up to the nearest second, Vancouver 2010
Best Acid Trip
*Based on… uh…whoah.
Times Blackmailed
*Data available for $500 000 in unmarked small denomination bills and a Chevy Nova with a full tank of gas. We have Bobby Orr's toe.
Most Medical Degrees
*Based on number of medical degrees. Duh.
So there you have it, folks! Let the debate cease here. The evidence provided by our tireless research is incontrovertible. The greatest hockey player of all time is Randy Gregg. He's a freakin' doctor!
Good work, Randy. We're all very proud of you. Your name may never grace the record books but real hockey fans and statisticians know the truth.
As for the anniversary of the trade – anniversary is really the wrong word. Who celebrated?! It sucked. It will never not suck. It's a suckiversary. Still, Edmontonians can console themselves with one post-Gretzky Stanley Cup and the fact that Wayne had to spend a year in St. Louis, which is truly penance enough for any perceived betrayal.
Next week, we'll look at the greatest boxer of all time. The results will all depend on who comes through with the larger "research grant", Don King or Oscar De La Hoya. And, no, Oscar, we do not accept pesos.
August 16 2013, 08:22AM
One time Darryl Sydor told me a Jagr joke so funny I actually peed in my luge suit. Incidentally, this was just after we posted a better luge time than Crosby/Lemeiux. Also, he can actually eat just one Lay potato chip. That alone should put him in the running. So I think we need to expand your analysis to include him as a dark horse contender.
Welcome!!Awesome article, finally someone to challenge J Willis and his corsi etc. stats, love it. Probably why no one mentioned this on ON, must read for all us diehard Oilheads, especially those of us who were there. Must admit that pic is hilarious, was he trying out for a role in flashdance??? Looking forward to more great work like this.


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March 2013
Stopping for a walk thru the Otway National Park rainforest!! It felt very primordial, and I was waiting for the dinosaur to walk through the brush, Lovely stop along the Great Ocean Road!
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