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Alden Resale is a flourishing resale shop with excellent prices on a wide variety of quality merchandise. Specializing in furniture and memorabilia. This is a bargain hunter's paradise.
Stained glass supplies, custom and restoration.
Resale shop. No consignments. Weekly specials.
Nautical binnacles, sextants, ship models, barometers, blown glass, kaleidoscopes, fog horns, compasses, Chelsea clocks, Bulova, Janmark and more.
Hair and nail service, esthetics, spa body treatments, bridal services, massage therapy.
Barrington Ice House Village Mall Shops and Restaurants
Explore this historic mall, built in 1904, featuring more than 20 specialty shops and Chessie's, an authentic 1915 train station restaurant with its own railroad car.
We sell only products made in the United States! We offer an eclectic mix of common household items from toys to tools, glassware to garden supplies, fashions to food and so much more. When you shop at Norton's U.S.A, you help keep America working!
Sports clothing and equipment
Candy and gourmet chocolates, party bags, balloons, beanie babies, and a variety of gift items.
Vintage and country home accent treasures; antiques, florals, hand-painted furniture and wall art, also shabby chic.
Above and Beyond Framing and Gallery
Custom framing, art and gift gallery. Featuring Steve Hanks, Tom Lynch and Scanlan.
Morgan Christopher Salon and Spa
Hair and nail service, waxing and make-up, massage.
Unique shopping experience specializing in folk art classes, supplies and wooden ware; seasonal antique barn and petting zoo on site.
Windmill City Spinners & More Decor
Our shop specializes in artisan garden spinners, crafted by Bill Saloga. These beautiful pieces are as efficient as they are artistic, using an aerodynamic and bearing technology Bill and his dad developed, allowing the spinner to perform with as little as two m.p.h wind speed. As Windmill City Spinners changes from season to season our artistic presentation of home and garden décor makes this little shop a worthy destination.
Exclusively Yours Leiza-George
A shopping experience like no other, this store has floor-to-ceiling gifts from around the would. Its specialties include handmade oak and Amish furniture, jewelry, linens, cards, Christmas items and more.
Tom Guirl's Beaver Creek Pottery
Find skillfully handmade and kiln-fired pottery to decorate your home.
We've been told we're "Not just the usual" garden and gift shop. We focus on Garden and Yard Art that is both functional and fun. You never know what unique, new or crafted item you might find here!
Quilting fabric, books, patterns, notions, and classes. Come check us out!
Belvidere Rent All & Party Store
Get all your party supplies here! We rent just about everything, from blow-up obstacle courses, to tables and chairs, to wedding trellises. We also carry all sorts of tools and machinery to suit your needs.
Stop by and see their new location in Winter Plaza in Belvidere. Many wonderful gift items, fresh flowers, green plants, personalized service, and silk arrangements for home and office. Delivery all around the world -- AFS and Teleflora wire services.
Furniture from primitives to Victorian, advertising, signs, country accessories and more. Call ahead.
Large European and American furniture from 1840's to 1930's: armoires, sideboards, tables, bureaus, chairs. More than 1,000 stained and beveled glass windows, some matching. Owner makes several annual European buying trips.
Unique and specialty items located in the Boone County Historical Society Museum.
Here, at The Country Club, we produce handmade candles, soaps and bath products. Our wonderful soaps, lotions and bath bombs are carried in stores nationally and locally. Our hand-raised goats provide us with milk, which is used in many of our products. We have a full line of glycerin soap by the slice, and cold process soaps, as well as silky goat milk lotion in many fantastic fragrances. Our candles are well-known, and come in a huge variety of scents. We are really just a little shop full of unique soaps, candles and bath products.
Over 150 varieties of novelty candy, nuts and chocolate covered nuts. Antique soda fountain, shake machine, and freezers in use to bring back the memories of the good old days. Music from the 1950s and 1960s. Come by and turn back the clock. Closed during winter months.
Community Farmer's' Market. Due to their commitment to quality and freshness, not all products are available all year round. The farmers bring only their produce to market in their freshest state so not all selections are in stock every week. The Market does its best to ensure seasonal produce is abundantly available during harvest time. Open seasonally June through October.
More Polish Pottery is the leading Midwest retailer for Ceramkia Artystyczna polish pottery stoneware. Guests can shop a vast selection of thousands of first quality pieces. Whether you just want to browse or shop, enjoy a unique shopping experience at this award-winning specialty shop. Visit during regular hours or schedule an appointment.
CITY:Big Rock
The quaint shop opened in the fall of 2001, selling pumpkins and barn wood crafts. Antiques and crafts, from furniture and home decor to primitives, tools and vintage farm equipment -- there's a wide assortment to choose from.
Egor's Tobacco and Gift Shoppe
Cigar and pipe tobacco accessories.
Enclosed 2-level regional shopping mall with many external businesses on same property. Many public activities including craft and car shows, community and holiday events. Food court, children's play area, early morning walking. CherryVale Mall is also one of just a few locations with new Tesla Supercharging Stations. These stations are for the all electric-powered Tesla cars to use to charge up the vehicle.
CITY:Cherry Valley
We are a 35 acre family owned orchard with approximately 5,000 apple trees. You have a choice of either picking your own apples, or purchasing the apples that we pick daily. Also available to pick: raspberries, (both summer and fall), blueberries and blackberries. We make our own cider (100% pure apple juice), donuts, apple pies, and delicious taffy apples. Our store offers many fall decorations, linens, candles, and other unique items for your home. You will find a variety of jams, jellies, salsas, squash, pumpkins, gourds, and much much more.
CITY:Cherry Valley
Blue Wind Gallery & Annex 4121
Furniture, collectibles, comics, militaria, railroad memorabilia, original landscape and wildlife paintings.
CITY:Crystal Lake
An 1847 Blacksmith and Wagonmaker's shop featuring two floors of country pine, oak, walnut, mahogany furniture and accessories. Some architectural artifacts.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Specializing in pine, oak, mahogany furniture. Textiles, china, and glassware.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Ridgefield Antique Dealers Assc.
Several antique shops located in a quaint rural setting. All shops are within walking distance.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Several restaurants and seven national chains, including Best Buy, K-Mart, Office Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Sports Authority, provide various home and business products.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Over 40 specialty shops, a grocery store, furniture store, and restaurants at this center.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Specializing in Counted Cross Stitch and Custom Framing. We have the largest showcase of fabrics, fibers, patterns, kits and accessories in the Midwest.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Walkup Heritage Farm & Gardens
We specialize in retail sales of native heirloom vegetables and plants. Native Prairie plants, heirloom roses and peonies, annuals and perennials, and more. Seasonal operation open from May through October.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Come to our quaint village of shops, filled with quality antiques and fine accent pieces for your home.
CITY:Crystal Lake
We are a flower & gift shop, garden center, landscape, nursery, patio and grill shop. We can landscape and decorate your home, your garden ... your life! Flower arrangements for any occasion.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Welcome to the wonderful world of Countryside. Proud to be recognized as one of the finest retail flower shop, nursery and garden center facilities in the Midwest.
CITY:Crystal Lake
A distinctive retail store offering quality decorating accessories, fine furniture and unique gifts. Its retail showroom boutique is the ideal place to discover exciting ideas for your home or business. Located in a 1912 theatre building.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Flags for every occasion: US flags, international flags, buntings, flagpoles. Large selection of decorative banners, floor mats, gifts, and unique decorator items.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Material Girl Fabric Shop located in downtown Crystal Lake, formerly The Fabric Shop, features fresh and modern fabric designers such as Anthology, Free Spirit, Westminster Including: Amy Butler, Kaffe Fawcett, Riley Blake, Alexander Henry, Michael Miller - Including Anna Griffin, Moda, Henry Glass, Kaufman, Hoffman and more. We offer an extensive variety of fabrics, trims and notions for Crystal Lake and the surrounding McHenry County area. In addition, we continue to add more fabric lines and designers such as RJR, Batik Textiles, Red Rooster, Andover, Art Gallery, Lecien, Clothworks, Dunroven House, James Thompson & Co., Marcus Fabrics, Oilcloth, Intl., P & B Textiles, Quilting Treasures, Shannon Fabrics, Studio E, and Mary Flanagan Wools. We now offer Sewing Classes and Sewing Instruction right here in our Crystal Lake store. These classes will be for beginners as well as experienced sewers of all ages looking for new ideas and inspirations.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Downtown Crystal Lake/Main Street
Visit our award-winning Premier Main Street which is full of charming shops, delightful restaurants, quality entertainments and life-enhancing opportunities and events.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Recognizing downtown Crystal Lake's need for a gourmet food shop, Le Petit Marché opened in March of 2005, offering not only baked goods but the first and finest selection of wines in the historic downtown area. Le Petit Marché quickly became a favorite gathering place for patrons of the arts (heading to the Raue Center for a performance) and fine food alike. It has continued to evolve and thrive with the passing years, introducing catering services, open microphone performances, specialty wine tastings and more than forty specialty cheeses from around the world.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Downtown Crystal Lake Main Street
Visit the award-winning Premier Main Street which is full of charming shops, delightful restaurants, quality entertainments and life-enhancing opportunities and events.
CITY:Crystal Lake
Deer Park Town Center features over 70 of the most exclusive stores and restaurants in Chicago's northwest suburbs. Located at the intersection of Rand (Route 12) and Long Grove Roads in Deer Park, IL, Deer Park Town Center is an easy drive from surrounding suburbs, downtown Chicago or O'Hare Airport. Park in front of your favorite store and spend an hour or a day. At Deer Park Town Center, there's something for everyone.
CITY:Deer Park
Different from your average shopping mall, Deer Park Town Center is an open-air lifestyle center providing you with leisurely amenities in addition to some of the best shopping and dining in Illinois. Deer Park Town Center features over 70 of the most exclusive shops and restaurants in Chicago's northwest suburbs. Stores include Apple, Crate & Barrel, Barnes & Noble, Sephora, Gap, Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware and more. Entertainment includes Century Theatres. Park in front of your favorite store and spend an hour or a day shopping and dining, or catch a movie at the Century Theater.
CITY:Deer Park
Farm products available for purchase include plants, fresh fruits and vegetables, plus a wide variety of Amish jams and jellies. A pumpkin patch and corn maze are featured in the fall.
Becky Beck's Jewelry Store has been serving the DeKalb, Il area since 1992. Owner-operated, Becky and her expert staff are committed to providing their clients a comfortable, enjoyable jewelry buying experience, guided by a professional, knowledgeable Associate.
Bridget has clothes from size newborn to size 12/14 girls and boys. She carries baby equiptment, dvds, toys, outdoor toys, all at a fraction of what it costs new.
Besides creams and clusters and toffee and caramels, The Confectionary also make hard to find pieces including divinity, chocolate dipped ginger, sponge candy (seasonally) and sugar free chocolate clusters (made with real chocolate). Their batches are small and much of the work is done the old fashioned way: by hand.
A variety of items are for sale at a reasonable price. The collection includes articles for the home, gifts, decorations and clothing.
Diamond Tour Golf is the World Wide Leader in Golf Component Distribution. Diamond Tour Golf is very proud of being able to provide the highest quality components and offer them at a very affordable price.
Graham Crackers has comics new and old for a variety of ages. Toys, posters, magazines and buttons can also be found here. Stop in their store today and become an owner of one of their great finds.
Take some time and buy a unique gift for your special family and friends. We carry vintage and new jewelry, artwork, a basket of books for the avid reader, statues of dogs, stuffed bunny rabbits, selection of Gypsy Rose scarves, mittens, hats, pins as well as gently used clothing and purses. Come with an open mind...and you won't need that open wallet.
Ducky's, downtown DeKalb's most respected formal wear shop is introducing a new division just for women. Specializing in dresses for all occasions Little Black Dress offers something for everyone. Whether it's a formal event, company party, or just a special evening out you can be guaranteed to find just what you are looking for. Check back often for upcoming events, special offers and helpful tips for your important occasion. Ducky's Formal Wear is the only in stock tux shop in the area with over 1000 tuxedos in our store to try on and compare. We offer great designer names like Michael Kors, Joseph Abboud, Perry Ellis, Oscar DeLaRenta, Jean Yves, and Calvin Klein. From traditional to the latest fashion, let us help you find a tuxedo to complete your look for your Special day. We also match dress colors from major dress manufactures. Don't pick your tuxedo out of a catalogue or leave your Wedding tuxedos to chance of having it shipped in and out of town.
My Favorite Things is a local shop found in downtown DeKalb. It is full of primitives, antiques, vintage decor, collectible and gift items.
Nathan Winston Services was started in 1976 as a rubber stamp shop. Growth continued with the addition of engraving as we opened a full time retail store in 1985. Today we offer stamps, plaques, acrylics, clocks, and engraved and sublimated awards. We maintain our level of professionalism well above the standard. We are proud to be one of DeKalb's Business of the Year recipients, and Marking Device Magazine's Small Business of the year.
New Game in Town is a great little shop specializing in Magic the Gathering and other CCGs, Darts and Dart Supplies, Comic Books, Miniatures, Dungeons and Dragons and other RPGs. Come in and play!
A stroll through this store reveals fine antique furnitiure, knickknacks, old vinyl records, tapes, books, beer memorabilia, marbles, fishing items, old action figures, wall art, jewelry and more! You are likely to see some of the items taht you played with as a kid being sold here.
We proudly carry a variety of bicycles includig Trek, Gary Fisher, Surly Salsa, Ridley, Haro, and Mirraco. We believe these companies give us the best opportunity to serve almost any rider walking in our door. We also carry a wide variety of products from other companies including Bontrager, Saris, Crank Brothers and more. We have access to many products not present in our store and we gladly make special orders for customers, so if you are interestd in something specific, please let us know! We also support, plan, coordinate or participate in almost every cycling event in DeKalb County. These events are the cornerstone of our business. We also host many in-store seminars on bike maintenance, bike fit, training, commuting, and bike safety.
Paw Lickin' Good Treats is a bakery dedicated to your dog or cat. The meet the demand for high quality, holistic food in the area. They are constantly on the lookout to bring in new and healthy new lines. On top of food and treats, Paw Lickin' Good Treats also carry bake your own cake, collars, harnesses, grooming materials, apparel, toys, nutritional supplements, and more. Even the pickiest eater will find something tasty here!
Small Town Skate Shop has all your skateboard and long board needs. They have things for both guys and gals, along with a variety of accessories. Small Town Skate Shop also carries a wide variety of brands to choose from such as toy machine, DC, Element, Vans, PlanB, etnies, Shorty's, and more!
Inboden's Meat Market and Full Service Catering
Inboden's Meats Ltd. is your premier specialty meat butcher, baker, fresh greens and gourmet retail store. In addition, they carry a wonderful selection of unique beer and wine to compliment your meal. People from all areas of Illinois come to Inboden's to enjoy our fresh cuts of meat, breads and pastries baked daily, fresh hand picked produce, and friendly atmosphere. Inboden's has been serving the public since 1962. A family-owned business, Inboden's has the appeal of a small town classic meat and grocery market. Inboden's sells only the finest USDA Top Choice & USDA Prime Meats. All of our meats are naturally aged to provide tenderness and rich flavor. We use no chemical tenderizers of flavoring.
Carter's Cottage Interiors is pleased to offer a pleasant in store shopping experience filled with antiques, shabby chic/french country furiniture and decor, hoosier cabinets, crocks, DeKalb seed sacks, DeKalb farm/seed signs and many primitives.
A simple gathering of all things primitive and country. Poppy Seed Primitives is a cozy place where you can find antiques, primitive home decor items and gift ideas. We strive to find products that are unique and sometimes one-of-a-kind. We are proud to offer many items that are made here in the U.S. Some are even locally hand-made. Our inventory is always changing for the seasons. That's just a sampling of what we offer, it's even better to experience it.
Balloon bouquets, arches, flags, pillars and just about anything you can think of made out of balloons!
Cracker Jax began in 1984 as a vintage clothing store and has since transformed into the magical place it is today! All senses are delighted as you shop 15 cases of new and vintage jewelry, eclectic clothing, soy candles, oils, incense, gemstones of every kind, unique gifts, stunning greeting cards, books, antique and shabby chic furniture, art and one-of-a-kind treasures. We are lovers of all things beautiful!
The DeKalb Farmers Market features locally-grown produce, wine, baked goods, flowers and artisan crafts. Live music is presented each week by the Egyptian Theatre. It's a great way to enjoy an afternoon. Open Thursday's from 10-2 June through September.
Urban Grace, located in downtown DeKalb, Illinois, sells CeCe Caldwell's Paints, provides monthly workshops catered to individual techniques using CeCe Caldwell's products, and will also custom paint furniture.
Open seasonally Friday - Sunday, March to November. 2016 opening day is March 18th. This seasons hours are 1:30 - 8:30, on Fri/Sat, and 1:30 - 5:30 on Sun. Enjoy farmcrafted spirits grown from the finest grain, handcrafted and distilled on our fifth generation family farm. From seed to spirit. Tours and tastings are $10/person, and include a souvenir shot glass. Tours will occur every hour on the hour, with the last tour starting one hour before close. Cocktails will be available to purchase by the glass to enjoy in the tasting room or on the cocktail patio. There will also be branded logo wear, bottles of whiskey and vodka available for purchase.
Video games and repair service
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This fourth generation, family-owned pottery company features an on-site museum and a factory store that holds an annual summer sale.
World's largest manufacturer of art pottery. Factory outlet salesroom and Haeger Museum open to the public at original manufacturing site.
CITY:East Dundee
Resale business.
CITY:East Dundee
Florals and custom made silks.
CITY:East Dundee
Native American art and antiquities including Navajo weavings, Pueblo pottery, sculptures by Cliff Fragua, and work by other Plains Native American artists.
CITY:East Dundee
Farm dinners at Heritage Prairie Farm, in Elburn have been a tradition since 2007. All farm dinners include a welcome cocktail upon arrival to the farm with butler-passed appetizers, and live acoustic music. For dinner, an upscale five-course meal, introduced by the chef himself, is served family-style in a charming atmosphere, regardless of the season. Get an inside look at how the farm operates from one of their knowledgeable staff with a private tour of the farm.
Historic home's 14+ rooms filled with affordable antiques, primitive to Victorian. Relaxed, kid-friendly, hometown atmosphere.
Grand Victoria Casino souvenirs, unique gifts, clothing and jewelry.
New and gently read books, books on tape, gift items, cappuccino, biscotti and even "tea for two."
Specializing in garden flowers and supplies, jams, specialty foods, home grown produce, u-pick field, pumpkins, fall family fun activities.
Thirty-five unique gift, antique and specialty shops and cafe.
Specializing in vintage clothing, jewelry, china, accessories and books.
Antiques, collectibles, gifts. Animal-related items are our specialty. Proceeds aid local no-kill animal shelter.
Fireplaces, glass doors, gas logs, tool sets, screens, and related accessories.
Facials, manicures, pedicures, body polish, haircuts, massage and more.
Find u-pick asparagus, strawberries, tomatoes and pumpkins. Roadside produce includes sweet corn, muskmelons, peppers and pumpkins. Susie's hosts a Strawberry Festival every June.
CITY:Garden Prairie
Geneva Commons has a wonderful mix of 75-plus merchants, from familiar favorites to new and unique shops. Spend time shopping, eating and relaxing in this open-air center. Dine at a wide variety of eateries, most of which provide outdoor seating.
This historic mansion features 36 rooms filled with treasures from around the world and a history over 80 years in the making.
Nestled in the heart of the Fox Valley, and home to dozens of delightful shops, restaurants and galleries is Geneva – a picture postcard. Come stroll along the lush, tree-lined streets and visit a historic town with exquisite dining, boutique shopping, world-class lodging and award-winning festivals. Located 50 miles from downtown Chicago, Geneva is a quick getaway from the hustle and bustle by I-88, I-90 or Metra train.


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Richfield, Utah Our beloved mother, grandmother, daughter and sister, Monique Charlene "Micky" Clontz, 45, passed away peacefully May 31, 2010, returning home to her Heavenly Father. She was born June 30, 1964, in Richfield, a daughter of Charles William and Patricia Camille Cox Clontz. She married Brian Dell Kesler in 1979, later divorced.
Monique, better known to her friends as "Micky," was loved by all who knew her. She attended South Sevier High School, and was an active member in the LDS church with a deep abiding love for her Father in Heaven. She was a wonderful cook and used her talent in the food service industry, she became co-owner of the Little Wonder Cafe for five years in the 1990s.
She loved doing crafts and was an artist. She had a deep love for her family and friends and a passion for animals. She loved the outdoors and horseback riding; camping and fishing were among her favorite things to do.
She saw beauty in everything and everyone.
Monique is survived by her two children, Brent Dell Kesler and Christie Dawn Kesler; mother, Patricia Camille Long, all Richfield; sisters, Tammie Gibbs, Elsinore; and Tina Jensen, American Fork; seven grandchildren; and eight special nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her father, Charles William Clontz, and one special nephew, Daniel Alvin Peterson.
Funeral services were planned for Saturday, June 5, at 2 p.m., in the Magleby Mortuary Chapel. Friends were invited to call one hour prior to services. Funeral directors, Magleby Mortuary, Richfield, Salina and Manti. Online guest book at www.maglebymortuary.com.


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Makaila Clark of Ferron has done something great for children with cancer. She has made a donation of her long locks to help a child in need. "I wanted to do something for the kids that have cancer and don't have hair" stated Makaila Clark, 7, daughter of Jack and Shannon Clark of Ferron.Makaila took 10" of her hair to Glenda Hansen at Hair Ease in Huntington to donate to Locks of Love. Glenda explained to her that her hair would go to help someone that was unable to grow their own hair and thanked Makaila for donating it. When asked why she decided to do this she stated, "My Mom wanted me to cut my hair so I decided I would cut off 10" because that is what you have to have to send to Locks of Love and I wanted to do something nice for someone with cancer. I can grow my hair back." Makaila said the worst part was the first time she cut her long hair and her Dad asked why she cut her hair. She said she cried and wanted it back so she kinda knew how the kids felt when they didn't have any. According to Makaila the best part of having her hair cut is, "My hair is not heavy on my head anymore but you do get sunburned on your shoulders." Makaila plans on growing her hair back and donating it again only this time she wants her Mom to donate her hair too.
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Pre-Draft Questions that Need Answers
Jason Gregor
June 17 2009 02:48PM
The anticipation across the NHL and specifically for the fans will increase daily as we are now within ten days of the 2009 NHL entry draft. The scuttlebutt has the Islanders prepared to take Victor Hedman instead of John Tavares, but it's not a slam dunk.
As we get closer to the draft and the start of free agency the Nation has been asking some great questions. **If you have any questions you want answered email Gregor at email@example.com.
I've read various reports on which Oilers need to clear waivers next year, but none seem right. Which current Oilers have to clear waivers at the start of next season? — Garrett in the Park
Good question, since it's likely the Oilers might have to try and hide a guy in the minors. Rather than list which guys have to clear waivers, I will tell who doesn't.
Gilbert Brule doesn't have to clear waivers at the start of the year, but once he plays three NHL games then he would have to.
Rob Schremp, Devon Dubnyk and Liam Reddox don't have to clear waivers. They have only played three pro years, and have yet to play 160 NHL games, plus they are under 25. I have no idea why anyone would think Reddox needs to clear waivers. If a player has played four years pro, then he has to clear waivers regardless of how many NHL games he has played, or if he is over 25 years of age when the season starts.
Chorney and Peckham don't have to clear.
Bubble guys that need to clear are Pouliot, MacIntyre, Jacques, Potulny (although I don't think he has a chance of making team) and Stone.
Who do you think is the best option for the Oilers in goal next year? — Anderson
I still maintain their best option for next year is to sign Roloson to a one-year deal. The problem with that is he is looking for a two-year pact, and the Oilers won't give him one unless it is worth $1.5 million per season.
Craig Anderson is 28 and Scott Clemmensen is 32, and both had decent years last year. The problem is they've only played more than 30 games once. The good thing is that neither can realistically demand more than $1.5 to $1.8 million per season. If the Oilers believe in JDD then signing one of these two to push him and be there if he falters makes loads of sense.
Lots of fans are high on Harding, and feel he is better than Deslauriers due to his AHL numbers and his 50 more NHL games. I don't see them going with two young, unproven goalies, so if they get Harding they have to trade JDD or basically give up on him and ship him to the minors. I get the sense the organization feels he is ready to take the next step and just needs a shot. I'd give the Harding/JDD combo a look, because the two young guys could push one another. But if Tambellini went with an experienced coaching staff, I'd be stunned if he went with inexperience at such a key position.
I'm not high on Biron or Niittymaki, but they are options.
I want to see what JDD can do. We've seen other teams give young goalies a chance and they've flourished, so why not him.
Stortini had 25 fights in 53 games last year, which would have put him close to 40 if he played all year. What is the record for most fights in a season? — Stan from the Woods
This question took me all over the place. The Elias Sports Bureau doesn't even have this record. My go-to-guy at the NHL office is on holidays for three weeks, and the Flyers couldn't get me a confirmed number on Dave Schultz, who I would think has to be close considering he holds the record for most PIMs in a season with 472.
In 1996/1997 Paul Laus from the Panthers had 39 tilts. Mike Peluso had 35 in 1991/1992 with the Devils. Those are the highest totals in the last 20 years. I know fighting was more common in the 70's and 80's, but there were more guys on each team who fought so it isn't a guarantee that guys were fighting 50 times a year. I'm certain my guy at the NHL office will get the info and then I will relay to you.
Still Paul Laus dropping the flippers 39 times is a hell of a feat. His hands must have looked like hamburger by the end of the year.
I know this is a hockey site, but I'm a big Oiler and Rush fan. Do you know who the Rush will hire as coach and GM? — Steven
Smaller league means they have a smaller pool to pick from so it is easier to get a read on who they will go after. Derek Keenan, coached in Portland last year, former San Jose coach Walt Christensen, Troy Cordingly just coached the Roughnecks to the NLL championship but resigned, and his assistant and former Rock coach Terry Sanderson are the four guys at the top of the list.
There are lots of rumours that Portland will re-locate of even fold, if that happens, then Keenan will be courted heavily by the Rush and the Rock. Keenan, a cousin of Mike Keenan, is from Peterborough, and the Rock would love to have him in Toronto.
Cordingly left Calgary for alleged family reasons, because he wants to be closer to home back east, so maybe he wouldn't want to come to Edmonton. Christensen is a west coast guy, and Sanderson wants to be a head coach again.
Keenan and Christensen have to be the front runners because they coach and be the GM.
And if Portland folds, Rush fans will be over the moon, because the Rush would have the first pick in the dispersal draft, and they could grab Brodie Merrill. Merrill is the best athlete in the league. He is a defender/transition guy, and not a true offensive stud, yet he still controls both ends of the floor. He is the face of Reebok in all of their lacrosse ads in the States and Canada. He would give the Rush an immediate impact player if indeed Portland folds, which is likely.
Peeters to talk coaching
Pete Peeters will be on my show today at 3:10 to talk about coaching goalies. And if you missed Pat Quinn yesterday go to www.justagame.ca and take a listen.
He stated the Oilers need an identity again. They are in looking for a goalie and he touched on his relationship with the Captain and what he expects from him.
Also Steve Ott from the Dallas Stars today at 3:30, he is always good for a few stories.
To be honest, I'm having a hard time believing the explanation. We heard all year that the Oilers were limiting Brule's games because they didn't want to expose him to waivers. Now they DID expose him to waivers (even though they didn't have to) and he passed? The organization that was scared to expose JDD to waivers?
Even then, I don't necessarily know that the CBA gives the player exemption from waivers into the following season. It's not how I read it. I'd like to hear Olczyk himself explain how this works.
And, of course, the comment that drew me into this thread was Gregor's reponse to speeds, in which he said that Brule's games as a 19 year old didn't matter. He is, of course, still wrong about that.
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To be honest, I'm having a hard time believing the explanation. We heard all year that the Oilers were limiting Brule's games because they didn't want to expose him to waivers. Now they DID expose him to waivers (even though they didn't have to) and he passed? The organization that was scared to expose JDD to waivers?
Where did the Oilers say that...It was exposed on different media outlets. If you can find a quote from an Oiler management type I'd like to see it. The Oilers didn't mention he had to clear waivers and no one caught it. To me that is a great thing. They seemed to fool everyone. Maybe they are smarter than many think.
June 19 2009, 06:43AM
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if we hear it all year from people that dont know what they are talking about, it doesnt make it right.
pony up a link from upper management referencing it, and maybe your theory holds some water.
this one probably falls the way of injured players and how they count against the cap. how the situation actually works was mis-reported so many times it took on a life of its own (even stauffer had it wrong for a while)
Mike wrote: Where did the Oilers say that…It was exposed on different media outlets. If you can find a quote from an Oiler management type I'd like to see it. The Oilers didn't mention he had to clear waivers and no one caught it. To me that is a great thing. They seemed to fool everyone. Maybe they are smarter than many think.
I would assume that the writers, many of whom have chosen not to try and figure out the CBA, got that from people connected with the team. Brule himself acknowledged that he was aware of the waiver rules and how they affected him in an interview with Brownlee in January:
"It's in the back of my mind," Brule said of the waiver rules under the CBA. "I look at my games played and it's part of the rules, but I'm just trying to go out there and play the best I can with the chances I'm given."
I'm reasonably confident that we were correct in thinking that he was waiver exempt until he played 160 games last year. About the best I can come up with is that they found some time period where they could sneak him through when it wasn't attractive to other teams to claim him and that that carries over to this year. The second bit in particular really does not conform with how I read the CBA. What's more, Brule would have known if he was on waivers - teams are required to notify the player. I'm surprised that this didn't end up getting reported.
Time will tell, I suppose. Or maybe Brule's agent will talk to Gregor and let us know whether Brule got waived.
Brule is in a situation where he'll have to clear waivers in order to return to Springfield if he reaches 160 career games. Last night was No. 152. "I'm aware of the situation," [Brule] said. "I know I have to clear waivers if they decide to send me back down after 160 games. Hopefully, that doesn't happen. I'd like to stay here in Edmonton."
Doesn't really add much clarification, but if he cleared waivers, it's happened since January or Brule himself was not aware.
June 19 2009, 10:18AM
I did hear back from Brule's representatives and they confirmed he had been waived.
They told me that according the to the NHLPA Brule played 12 games as an 18 year old, not the seven that is on nhl.com or hockeydb.com, which on the outside doesn't seem to make much sense.
So with that being the case he was waiver eligible last season, so he had to clear waivers, it wasn't a case of the Oilers just doing it.
On the outside looking in that doesn't make much sense and the representatives agreed, but since he has already cleared waivers they have agreed that the 160 GP is the point when he will need to clear waivers again.
NHL.com has the game summary from that year, and it looks like he played the first two games, and then got into five from Nov 20 to Nov 30. I didn't check the rest because I have to run to a meeting, but when I do I will see if there are any other games he was on the game sheet. Strange.
I now have a call into the NHLPA to see what they have to say. Interesting.
The only thing I can imagine is that because Brule got hurt in that 05/6 year some of the games he missed due to injury counted for his contract. If that is the case, I wasn't aware it mattered, as it relates to waivers (game on the IR count as games played in some contexts, not in others IIRC).
But why would only 5 of the games have counted, when he missed 18 games with a sternal clavicular sprain and 18 games with a broken leg before being sent back to Vancouver of the WHL?
Jason, are you sure they understand you are asking about waivers specifically, and not just being assigned to the minors? It just seems so strange that we'd have heard absolutely nothing about Brule going through waivers when one of the stories I seem to recall from camp was EDM's ability to send Brule to the minors without waivers being an issue.
I am also curious to hear why that the 160 games threshold come back into play once he becomes waiver eligible and clears waivers, assuming he did in become waiver eligible, and therefore clear waivers. My understanding is that once you are eligible for waivers in one season, you are eligible for waivers for all years thereafter. Within a season there are a couple exceptions related to 10 cumulative games, and 30 cumulative days on the NHL roster, so that teams don't have to waive a player 5 times in a month to call him up for a game, send him down for two, call him up for another game, and so on.
This is pretty interesting stuff, thanks again for all the legwork on this Jason, greatly appreciated.
Any word on Schremp or Reddox as well?
June 19 2009, 01:01PM
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Jason, are you sure they understand you are asking about waivers specifically, and not just being assigned to the minors? It just seems so strange that we'd have heard absolutely nothing about Brule going through waivers when one of the stories I seem to recall from camp was EDM's ability to send Brule to the minors without waivers being an issue.
I was very clear in specifically asking about waivers and not just being assigned to the minors. I have asked many times. From what I understand for a entry level player when he clears waivers the first time, he doesn't become eligible again until after 160 games. Which would jive with what Rick alluded to regarding him starting over, but I'm just guessing there. I can't see it anywhere in CBA either, but since the agents and some NHL people have told me it isn't the most well written document that would make sense that a mortal like myself can't find it.
I will talk to some guys who know more than me again next week before the draft to try and get some clarification.


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Often I check out newscasts from several sources, not just in print and on the Internet but also on radio and TV.
One place I check regularly is Public Broadcasting Service TV's "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer," mainly because I am curious how a program funded to a considerable extent from money taken in taxes handles controversial topics. After all, the taxes are taken from all Americans who have a wide variety of viewpoints about the news while the "NewsHour" has limited resources and time and obviously cannot give all these viewpoints an equal chance to be represented.
Not surprisingly, then, nearly all treatments of controversial matters are decidedly biased on this program. And while one can say the same about NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN and Fox, those are all privately funded, and they aren't taking money from people and covering stories in ways these people may very well find seriously objectionable.
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The Great Bell Chant: A Meditation
This video is a compassion meditation of sorts, featuring the words and voice of one of our most enduring guests, Vietnamese Zen Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh. I wonder if this short film can't serve as a sort of loosely guided meditation in its own right. If you have several minutes, use this video as a guided meditation. After you're finished, reflect on your experience and comment on these questions:
- How did the sound of the bell and the words of Thich Nhat Hanh help you in focusing your attention?
- In what ways did the cinematography of sweeping, aerial vistas and intimate portraits aid you in your focus of nature and fellow people?
- Did you find that Phap Niem's fluid chanting helped you in letting go and being more aware of the compassion inside you?
- How did/didn't the combination of visuals and audio help guide you in this exercise? Did you find them more distracting then helpful?
And, if you're looking for a more aural focus, try this four-part bell meditation with Arthur Zajonc.
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I searched the forums and couldnt find another topic about this anime, so I apoligize if this is a repeated topic but,
Has anyone else been watching this anime?
I actually randomely came across an episode on Funimations Youtube Channel and after not really caring the first few times, decided to watch the first episode and I got hooked.
Its only at 16 episodes, and it might end up only being 26 episodes but I would highly recommend it to anime fans.
Heres the link to episode one : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZPrQESvqNE
So what are other thought about this anime?
Do you like the characters?
The story?
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A mock car accident at Emery High involving a drunk driver and a fatality was acted out in the parking lot on April 7. The students at Emery High were brought out to watch the drill as two cars had collided at a stop sign. The driver of the vehicle hit was ejected from the van and came through the windshield falling onto the hood of the gray car that hit her and she was fatally injured.
The deputies from the Emery County Sheriff's Office arrived at the scene as well as the Utah Highway Patrol. The local fire departments were notified and arrived on scene where they extricated the victims from the van. One passenger was seriously injured and life flight was notified and flew in and they landed on the softball field and the injured party was transported.
The program was called "Every 15 Minutes" and involved the partnership of the Governing Youth Council, Emery High, Emery County Sheriff's Office and the Castleview Hospital. The program was named because every 15 minutes across the United States there is an impaired driver caused or related death. Every five minutes an impaired driver causes an injury.
The EMTs took care of all the victims in the accident. The UHP performed field sobriety tests on the driver of the gray car which he failed.
After the mock car accident the students returned to class. As the day progressed, every 15 minutes a student was taken out of class to represent the one life lost every 15 minutes. An assembly took place at the school later that day and the "dead" students all sat together on the stage. The stage was set for the trial of the mock defendant Clay Collard who was the driver of the gray car. Judge Steven Stream participated along with defense attorney, David Allred and Michael Olsen, prosecutor for the state. Cpl. Shawn Alton was called as a witness. He described the condition of the defendant and the field sobriety test he was given. The defendant was given a breath alcohol test when he arrived at the sheriff's office after the accident and he tested .145, the legal limit in Utah is .08.
Judge Stream reminded the students of the seriousness of a crime of this nature. It can change lives forever with just one bad decision. He reminded the students that going to court is very serious.
Olsen said the defendant operated the vehicle in a negligent manner and should be found guilty. The defense attorney Allred said the field sobriety results should be thrown out because the defendant was injured at the time the test was administered. The witness didn't really see what happened so the defendant should be found not guilty.
Judge Stream had the final say in the matter, saying the breath alcohol test proved the driver was impaired and therefore guilty of criminal vehicular homicide. He sentenced the defendant to serve 0-5 in the Utah State Prison.
At this point in the program, Steven Furner from Fausett Mortuary read the obituary of the "deceased student" Brinne Dawes. She was very active in high school and fun loving. She was active in clubs and drama, she participated in FCCLA, GYC, swim team, speech and debate and was active in church. She found a great joy in entertaining others.
Marqui Moss read a letter from Brinne's parents to the school. Brinne was a hard working girl. She had many talents and had a lot of friends. Life can change so quickly with the impulsive act of another person. An accident of this type can happen to anyone. We each make choices each day. Brinne won't be here to graduate, attend college; those dreams have been postponed. The letter went on to say the burden the driver of the car will have to bear will be hard, the knowledge that your actions killed someone will be hard to take.
Emery County Sheriff Greg Funk introduced the next speakers. He said they have experienced the loss of a child through an impaired driver. They know first hand the heart ache and pain felt at that time. The day was July 22, 2006. The child was Jedediah Murray from Huntington, he was only 5 years old. His parents Terry and Barbara Murray spoke to the students.
Terry Murray encouraged the students to never take that first drink or drug. He told the audience about his son, 5 year old Jeddy. Jeddy loved the garden, he loved the string beans they had for dinner. He told how he had gotten after Jeddy for stepping on the plants in the garden the night before he was hit by a truck, "The next day, I found out how fragile life can be. For a 5 year old boy to be there one day and the next day he's not. I was at a friends house in Elmo that night working on a car. When I had a phone call from Rob Baker, he said come home your son's been run over. My 3 year old son knew that Jeddy was dead and not coming back. He saw Jeddy's spirit leave his body. He saw many things that day that no one else saw."
Murray said Sgt. Gayle Jensen was on duty at the time of the accident. The person who hit little Jeddy, smelled of alcohol. "We went to the hospital. I couldn't stand to see his broken body. Jeddy was flown to Primary Children's Hospital. His brain was hanging out of his head. The doctor said he was dead the second he hit the ground. His brain died, his body lived on for one more day. This has been a traumatic experience. We have had to lean on the Lord and on our faith. My older son kept asking why? why did this have to happen to Jeddy. The doctor's said they were going to unplug the machines from Jeddy. If he could breath on his own, he would live. But, he would be a vegetable. This was the end of his young life. They pulled the plug and Jeddy passed away," said Terry.
Terry read some of Jedediah's obituary, it said, "Jedediah's true character was expressed and felt by the literal meaning of his given name. Jedediah in Hebrew means friend to God. Koalani in Hawaiian means Heavenly Warrior. Jedediah's greatest accomplishments have been to serve his Father in Heaven through the sharing of his many talents. Jedediah enjoyed family service, art, sports, reading and intelligent conversation and playing with friends."
Terry described his son as having a sense of humor.
The man who ran over Jeddy is now serving time in prison because he was driving while intoxicated.
Terry says he still sees Jeddy now in his dreams and hears his footsteps in the hall. Terry says he doesn't hold anything against the man who ran over his son. He encouraged the students again to avoid drugs and alcohol, then they will never have to go through the things the drunk driver who killed Jeddy will have to, the driver was sentenced to five years in prison for vehicular manslaughter.
Barbara told the students it's hard to talk of personal experiences, but she thinks it will be worth it if it helps someone think before they drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. She knows the person who took the life of her son has some deep rooted problems. She has done research into the brain and how it reacts when exposed to drugs and alcohol and also brain injuries and how they can change behavior. "Because this driver was under the influence, he didn't even know he had hit someone. His own son was in the back of the truck and yelled through the open window, Dad you ran over a boy so the driver returned to the accident. What makes us participate in some things that are hurtful. That young man didn't mean to take someone's life, but he used most of his paycheck on drugs and alcohol that weekend. It was the Saturday of the Cleveland celebration and we had attended that, and so had this young man. We were going to take our family to the lake that night; but instead tragedy struck that night for everyone."
Barbara said there is help out there for people with brain injuries and drug and alcohol problems. Seek help if you are addicted, before a tragedy strikes. Be responsible she advised. "We are all responsible for our own actions. You are our future, we are all linked together. We are all as a big family and sometimes we forget how to take care of each other. Sometimes we need a little help. The brain controls the body.
"There are people who are struggling. You are the caregivers of tomorrow, you will be the future. Look out for each another," said Barbara.
The program concluded with Lorie Huntington from the Governing Youth Council giving some statistics of young drivers. She said three people under age 21 die each day from alcohol related accidents. There are 100,000 deaths annually that are alcohol related and in one half of all traffic accidents, alcohol is involved.


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Comments about PBS NOVA: Secrets of the Viking Sword DVD:
A close friend of mine is a sword and armor aficionnato, so I know more about swords than most.
I had never heard of the Ulfbehrt sword and did not know that most Vikings did not use swords in battle. For all the whiz-bang metallurgy shown in the program, it all would have been for nought if Richard Furrer hadn't found out about the ancient furnace that allowed him to bring the iron to 3000 degrees. Very good program if you like swords.
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Our son collects knives so this was a nice birthday present for him. We are of Scandinavian decent also.
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Ric Furrer is that rare person, a living historian, who keeps a thousand-year-old craft alive using thousand-year-old methods. His craft is blacksmithing. He makes swords.
He was challenged to recreate the finest of the swords used by the Northmen, better known here as Vikings. Their finest swords were inscribed with the word +Ulfberh+t, and were made from crucible steel that was so pure it was almost a thousand years ahead of its time.
In addition to following Furrer's painstaking recreation of this lethal masterpiece, the DVD contains information about, and well reenacted scenes of, Viking combat. It is also speculated that the original crucible steel to make the blades came from northern Iran. How did it make its way from there to Scandinavia? The DVD tells us.
I'm a history teacher, and found the entire DVD fascinating. I am also full of admiration for Mr. Furrer.
This gets a solid five stars from me.
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I loved this dvd. It is very well presented and researched. I especially enjoyed watching a Master craftsman make one, and explain each part of the process. It is amazing to know that this weapon was created under, what we consider, much more primitive conditions than a modern forge. Please keep these kinds of programs coming. They are terrific!
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Great history of metallurgy - sword making - terrific documentary . Great teaching tool for students in high school or college. A+++
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Grace Welch, formerly from Helper celebrated her 100th birthday in Oregon where she resides with her daughter Joyce Welch and Phyllis and Joe Schaffeld.
More than 25 people were in attendance. Most were grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends.
She was married to Angelo Welch who passed away in 2003. They were married for 67 years.
Grace and Angelo were very active in the St. Anthony Parish and the Helper Community.
Grace was secretary at the Helper Central and Sally Mauro school for many years. She also did volunteer work at the Helper Museum.
Grace recently flew to Utah to visit her brother Frank and sister Mary Maglioco. She also visited with old and dear friends.
She is well loved by her four grandchildren and six great grand children. The oldest is 21 and the youngest is 4.


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Wales downed Scotland with a 28-18 Six Nations victory in a penalty-ridden goal-kicker's dream at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Wales downed Scotland with a 28-18 victory in a penalty-ridden goalkicker's dream at Murrayfield in the Six Nations.
A match dominated more by the whistle and boot than any real memorable moments of attacking flair, Scotland and Wales racked up a total of 28 penalties between them as both sides continued to displease referee Craig Joubert.
Leigh Halfpenny ended his afternoon with seven penalties to his name and missed three earlier in the first half, while Scotland scrum-half Greig Laidlaw also reaped the rewards from persistent indiscipline with six penalties of his own.
Neither side was able to generate any sustained tempo due to an imposing performance from the Welsh scrum and countless idiotic penalties from Scotland, in a replica of their discipline against Ireland two weeks ago.
A promising start from Wales at the scrum lead to a simple penalty opportunity for Halfpenny, handing the visitors a 3-0 lead after four minutes.
Greig Laidlaw responded with a long-range penalty that snuck over the crossbar minutes later, before Scotland took the lead when Wales were caught offside outside their own 22.
Scotland's penalty count continued to rise but Halfpenny wasted two penalty chances to let the hosts off the hook. The full-back's fourth attempt ricocheted off the post.
George North's break down the right-hand side gave Wales excellent field position, and they capitalised with a try from Richard Hibbard, regaining the lead with Halfpenny converting.
Rare field position for Scotland yielded a penalty at the scrum to the hosts, Laidlaw going for goal from the limit of his range and sending it through the posts.
Sale lock Richie Gray was stretchered from the field after a lengthy stoppage in play, causing concern for is club side Sale and also the selectors of the British and Irish Lions.
Laidlaw continued to maintain his accuracy going for goal, putting Scotland ahead just before half-time with another 40 metre effort to put the hosts into the lead.
Wales though were handed an attacking scrum in Scotland's 22 after a knock-on from Sean Lamont at the restart, winning a penalty after Jim Hamilton infringed for Halfpenny to restore the Welsh lead in Edinburgh – 12-13 to the visitors at the interval.
Laidlaw fell short of the posts with his fifth penalty attempt at the start of the second half, his first miss of the afternoon as he struggled kicking into the wind from 46 metres out.
Halfpenny had no such problem from a much shorter distance after a Welsh attack, stretching the gap to four points before Laidlaw responded in the latest chapter of the Murrayfield kicking exhibition.
Wales were presented with a chance to produce some attacking rugby from a five metre lineout, but inevitably the ball was lost forward. Another penalty to the visitors from the scrum saw Ross Ford cautioned, with Halfpenny converting.
The full-back struck again with yet another penalty to stretch the Welsh lead to 22-15 nearing the 60 minute mark. The kicking pendulum inevitably swung back Scotland's way as Laidlaw then added three more points of his own.
Halfpenny added his fifth and sixth penalties of the afternoon to open up an 18-25 gap for Wales going into the final 10 minutes as their scrum continued to ruthlessly dominate the Scottish pack. Another penalty chance, another three points for Halfpenny.
Scotland threw everything at Wales late on as they attempted to claw their way back into the match, but there was to be no breakthrough against a revitalised Welsh defence. The title decider between Wales and England next weekend is very much on.
Man of the Match: Hounded by his critics in recent weeks, Sam Warburton's work ethic was exceptional throughout with 13 tackles to his name.
Moment of the Match: After missing three consecutive kicks, Leigh Halfpenny nailed a difficult touchline conversion after Richard Hibbard's try and never looked back.
Villain of the Match: Frustrating for supporters, the high penalty count ruined the game as a spectacle. Eyes on you Mr Joubert.
The scorers:
For Scotland:
Pens: Laidlaw 6
For Wales:
Try: Hibbard
Con: Halfpenny
Pens: Halfpenny 7
Yellow Card: James
The teams:
Scotland: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Sean Maitland, 13 Sean Lamont, 12 Matt Scott, 11 Tim Visser, 10 Duncan Weir, 9 Greig Laidlaw, 8 Johnnie Beattie, 7 Kelly Brown, 6 Robert Harley, 5 Jim Hamilton, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Euan Murray, 2 Ross Ford, 1 Ryan Grant.
Replacements: 16 Dougie Hall, 17 Moray Low, 18 Geoff Cross, 19 Alastair Kellock, 20 Ryan Wilson, 21 Henry Pyrgos, 22 Ruaridh Jackson, 23 Max Evans.
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 George North, 10 Dan Biggar, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Sam Warburton, 6 Ryan Jones (capt), 5 Ian Evans, 4 Alun-Wyn Jones, 3 Adam Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Paul James.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Scott Andrews, 18 Craig Mitchell, 19 Andrew Coombs, 20 Justin Tipuric, 21 Lloyd Williams, 22 James Hook, 23 Scott Williams.
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Glen Jackson (New Zealand), Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa)
Television match official: Giulio De Santis (Italy)


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Law School Centennial Celebration
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inspiring law students in the City of Detroit.
We're planning a variety of special celebratory events and want you to be a part of the anniversary activities. Join the UDM Law community for the festivities. It's going to be an exciting year, and we look forward to seeing you.
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UDM Law Centennial Events
Centennial Kick-off Party
Friday, August 24, 2012, 5 – 8 p.m.
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Alumni, faculty, staff, and students will all kick off the centennial festivities with a fun, outdoor party at the School of Law featuring live music with your favorite Motown hits and a food truck rally serving the best of Detroit food fare.
$20 per person.
Red Mass
Tuesday, September 25, 2012, 5 p.m.
Ss. Peter & Paul Jesuit Church
The Annual Red Mass and Renewal of the Lawyer's Oath of Commitment will be held at Ss. Peter & Paul Jesuit Church beginning at 5 p.m., followed by a reception at the School of Law.
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Centennial Gala
Saturday, October 27, 2012, 6:30 p.m. - Midnight
Detroit Athletic Club
The Centennial Gala will be a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of 100 years of legal education in the City of Detroit. Hon. Michael Talbot ('71) will be honored as Alumnus of the Year and Michael Costello ('85) will receive the Time & Talent Award. Fabulous band, dinner, and many surprises throughout the evening. Black tie optional.
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Centennial Mass
Sunday, October 28, 2012, 11 a.m.
Ss. Peter & Paul Jesuit Church
The Centennial Mass will be celebrated at Ss. Peter & Paul Jesuit Church by Rev. Joseph Daoust, S.J., Ph.D., General Curia of the Society of Jesus in Rome, former UDM Law faculty member, and current member of the UDM Board of Trustees. Mass is at 11 a.m., followed by a continental breakfast at the School of Law.
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Detroit Red Wings Outing
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Hockeytown Café and Joe Louis Arena
Buffet at Hockeytown Café and roundtrip shuttle service to the hockey game at Joe Louis Arena between the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks.
Limited number of tickets. Puck drops at 12:30 p.m. Registration will open soon!
Voice for Justice Auction
Saturday, April 13, 2013, 6:30 – 11 p.m.
Detroit Golf Club
The 11th annual live and silent auction supporting the UDM Law Public Interest Fellowship Program will be held at the Detroit Golf Club.
100 Year Commencement Program
Friday, May 10, 2013, 5 p.m.
Calihan Hall
The Centennial class will graduate, with special recognition of the 50 year jubilee class of 1963.


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To me, this makes no sense. They're rebuilding for the future by dealing a solid, proven RB that has a lot of remaining miles left. It's not like they traded a 10 year vet.
Guess we'll see how this turns out but this plan will affect the next decade of Cleveland Browns football...for better or worse. Joe Banner's job is also riding on this gamble.
I wonder how the franchise would like it if the fans collectively did the same thing (i.e. don't buy any more tickets).
I was surprised to hear about this move during my drive home. Pretty rare in season trade. The chances of Pittsburgh doing this are slim to none. But it would be interesting to see if they could go after a tackle. Ryan Harris is 2nd team for the Houston Texans. Started off in Denver as an effective RT, but is now listed as a LT for Houston. If he could move into Adams' spot, so Mike could go back to RT. That might be interesting.
It works in college but not so much in the pro's unless you have an OL that plays downhill.
This also applies to Big Ten RB's.... Mendenhall was the exception because he does have moves.. he just had ball control and Bin Laden issues.
I hope Bell breaks the Big 10 curse... we see what Ball is doing in Denver and it ain't much.
Based on what?
Richardson has 1,005 career yards and a 3.5 YPC.
Redman has 1,148 career yards and a 4.1 YPC.
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Larry Johnson and Anthony Mason squared off like heavyweights who were ready to put aside basketball for boxing with 3.7 seconds left in overtime of the Knicks' 103-100 victory today against the Miami Heat. Mason bumped Johnson on an inbounds play...
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1–3, Christ has all power; 4–5, All men must repent or suffer; 6–12, Eternal punishment is God's punishment; 13–20, Christ suffered for all, that they might not suffer if they would repent; 21–28, Preach the gospel of repentance; 29–41, Declare glad tidings.
1 I am
2 I, having accomplished and
3 Retaining all
4 And surely every man must
5 Wherefore, I
6 Nevertheless, it is
7 Again, it is written
8 Wherefore, I will explain unto you this
9 I speak unto you that are chosen in this thing, even as one, that you may enter into my
10 For, behold, the
12 Endless punishment is God's punishment.
13 Wherefore, I command you to repent, and keep the
14 And it is by my almighty power that you have received them;
15 Therefore I command you to repent—repent, lest I
16 For behold, I, God, have
17 But if they would not repent they must
18 Which
19 Nevertheless, glory be to the Father, and I partook and
20 Wherefore, I command you again to repent, lest I
21 And I command you that you
22 For they cannot
24 I am Jesus Christ; I
25 And again, I command thee that thou shalt not
26 And again, I command thee that thou shalt not
27 Which is my word to the
28 And again, I command thee that thou shalt
29 And thou shalt
30 And thou shalt do it with all humility,
31 And of
32 Behold, this is a great and the last
33 And misery thou shalt receive if thou wilt slight these
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
With the fall chill in the air reminding us that winter is not far away, it's also time for the cows to come home. There has been a mad dash off the mountain for cattle anxious to spend the winter months in their home fields or winter range. These cows belonging to Ferron ranchers didn't have to be told it was time to come home, but the first cold and storm on the mountain brought the cattle down on their own.
The ranchers will begin now to take to the mountains to remind any stragglers left behind that summer is over for this year. Ranchers in Ferron gathered the cows in the upper Ferron gathered the cows in the upper corrals which are on Canyon Road, just below the Millsite golf course. They trailed them down the city streets and across SR-10 to the lower corrals where they will be taken to their wintering spots. The cattle will be fed hay throughout the winter as well as grazing the fields foraging for whatever is left from the summer crops.
Ferron City has enacted an ordinance for the trailing of cattle through the city and designated which streets are open for this purpose. Their ordinance states: Permission required: No person shall drive livestock through the city upon streets not designated for that purpose, except upon permission and according to the direction of Ferron City Council.
Ferron City has enacted this ordinance in order to give notice to the city when a cattle move is to take place and also to help protect property owners from damages which might be sustained from the trailing cattle. Since enacting this ordinance only one citation has been issued. The cattlemen are cooperative in observing the new ordinance as well as working to prevent damage from their cattle as they are trailed.


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Whistler's watermarks
Strasburg lily watermark
Photographed in transmitted light, the etching Millbank 1861 from the Thames Set shows the watermark of a lion rampant on a shield with the initials M and C and part of a countermark MDCCCXXVIII (1828) Collection: National Gallery of Australia
A fine example of the 'Strasburg lily' watermark can be seen in the paper used for Whistler's 1879–80 etching of The palaces.
There are many variations of the 'Strasburg lily' watermark. It has also been known, more prosaically, as the Fleur-de-Lis on a Crowned Shield, or simply as the Fleur-de-Lis, (a term derived from the central element of the design).
The watermark – in use from 1600 through to the 19th century – was not limited to papers made in Strasburg, but was also used in Basle, about 120km upstream in Switzerland. It appears widely in the Netherlands (notably in Amsterdam) and, to an extent, in England and Germany.1 Variations had currency in Russia and Scandinavia. Many of these places used a less florid version which preserved the basic components – the crowned shield enclosing the lily.
Some variations of the mark came to be associated with specific sizes of paper. In Britain the 'Strasburg lily' came to represent Demy (40 x 51cm); with a slight alteration in the crown section, the emblem signifies Imperial (standard size 56 x 76cm).
The Russian version of the 'Strasburg lily' was used by mills in and near Uglich, Veliko Selo and River Yukhot.2 Papermaking burgeoned in Russia following the active encouragement of Peter the Great (1689–1725). Peter made an extended visit to western Europe early in his reign, and was intent on bringing his empire to Europe and transforming much of its medieval serf economy into an industrialised state.
In 1697 Peter spent time at Zaandam in the Netherlands (see the De Erven de Blauw countermark), where he carefully investigated techniques of shipbuilding and papermaking. Thereafter he was instrumental in the establishment of paper mills at a number of centres.3
By the early 19th century Russian paper mills had grown into large enterprises. In 1826 the Veliko Selo paper mill employed 530 people (of whom 143 were children between six and fourteen years of age).4
In Denmark the pared-down version of the 'Strasburg lily' was in use in the 18th century at a paper mill at Engelsholm, near Horsens, in Jutland. The form is described by Voorn as a 'Crowned shield with figure representing a Lily'.5
The watermark in Whistler's The palaces bears the date '1814' below the design. This date can only be used to verify the initial year of the watermark's use. Under transmitted light the image shows flocking of pulp along the chain lines, which occurred when the sheet was still in the wet state on the mould.
This condition is characteristic of single-faced moulds, which were mostly superseded by double-faced moulds late in the 18th century, but could have still been in use by mills in 1814. While this date cannot substantiate the year of manufacture, it indicates the sheet was produced in the early part of the 19th century.
Kassandra Coghlan and Bill Hamilton
1Churchill WA, Watermarks in paper in Holland, England, France, etc., in the XVII and XVIII centuries and their interconnection, Amsterdam: Nieuwkoop B De Graaf 1985, authorized reprint 1935, pp.83–84.
2 Uchastkina ZV (edited and adapted for publication in English by JSG Simmons ), A History of Russian hand paper-mills and their watermarks, Hilversum: The Paper Publications Society, 1962. See figures 210–13 and pp.74–81.
3 Uchastkina ZV (edited and adapted for publication in English by JSG Simmons ), A History of Russian hand paper-mills and their watermarks, Hilversum: The Paper Publications Society, 1962, p.15.
4 Uchastkina ZV (edited and adapted for publication in English by JSG Simmons ), A History of Russian hand paper-mills and their watermarks, Hilversum: The Paper Publications Society, 1962, p.79.
5 Voorn H, The paper mills of Denmark and Norway and their watermarks, Hilversum: The Paper Publications Society, 1959, figure VII5 and p.45.


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Giuseppe Zanotti Suede Crystal Sandal
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