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With breathtaking command of her shocking material, and with her customary sharp wit and dark humour, Atwood projects us into an outlandish yet wholly believable realm populated by characters who will continue to inhabit our dreams long after the last chapter. This is Margaret Atwood at the absolute peak of her powers.
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"Absorbing...expertly rendered...Virtuosic storytelling [is] on display." (The New York Times) "Chesterton once wrote of the 'thousand romances that lie secreted in the Origin of the Species.' Atwood has extracted one of the most hair-raising of them all, and one of the most brilliant." (Publishers Weekly)
"Very Scary Stuff"
Atwood does her usual great job of not only telling a gripping tale, but of cautioning us about the costs of technology in terms of not only the effect on our planet, but also on our society. I haven't been this concerned about our future since I read Nature's End back in the 80's.
The story takes place in two times, one the "present" day, sometime in the not too distant future, and the other outlining how things got to where they are. The latter is told very close to a linear fashion, but Atwood mixes things up to match up with the present day story.
Campbell Scott (son of George C.) is disarmingly laid back in his reading, but I felt he captured the inner thinkings of Jimmy/Snowman perfectly. He is a very consistent reader, important as the book has several repeating themes.
I liked the book well enough that I stopped listening about 1.5 hours from the end, and started over to hear it with my wife on a recent car trip. It held up incredibly well, and in fact I found my enjoyment increasing as I was able to note foreshadowing I'd missed in the first listen.
Some have said the ending fizzles, but in truth the back story comes to a very satisfactory conclusion, while the current story ends with a moral dilemma. Some don't like books that don't end with a tidy bow, but I'm not among them. I was quite pleased with the ending overall, the only book I've read recently with an equally satisfying ending was Gaiman's American Gods.
The writing is tight and consistent, the reader does a great job, and the story is tense and rich in plot and characters. Highly recommended for anyone who likes a good story or is concerned about the costs of genetic engineering.
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"Exceptional Vision"
Every once in a while an author comes along with an exceptional command of the language and a full understanding of what it takes to create the future based on threads of the past. This is one such book. Drawing on the rapidly evolving science of genetics and genetic research, Oryx and Crake revolves around a time in the future when the world has gone suddenly and powerfully wrong.
If you require an author to lay things out chronologically, be prepared to be disappointed. The book jumps its point of view from present to past, and often without a clear description of which is which. But it requires the listener to pay close attention.
The theme of the book is the basis for human and social interaction focusing on the relationship between sex and population, genetically engineered food and starvation. The subthemes running through the book (e.g., radical environmental groups) are almost as disturbing as the subject matter is interesting.
I loved this book, and I am not one to much like science fiction. But this book is as much a portrait of modern day corporate america as it is a projection of the future.
If you read through this book and are not engrossed and overcome at some point by the possibility of a world as described, then you are not paying close attention.
I thoroughly recommend this book.
"Finally, I liked an Atwood book"
Like many Canadians, I was "forced" to read Margaret Atwood books in high school. Sorry to say but I found her work boring, long-winded and depressing. It is also fair to say, Ms. Atwood does not like happy endings either.
I am thrilled to report Oryx and Crake is merely "depressing". The author succeeded in creating a realistic and rich image of the future gone bad. Depressing? Yes - as it should be.
Several reviewers have noted that the "flashbacks" in this book were distracting. I found them facinating. My challenge thoughout was to answer (as early as I could): "how did things get this way?".
Other have complained that the ending was weak. Perhaps it could have been more complete. But maybe the book ended on the first page. The future of the protagonistic "Snowman" may be less important than his legacy that will realized through his adopted "children".
I give the book 4/5 because of all the Atwood books I was forced to read 20 years ago. One mark off for past pain and suffering :-)
"Brilliant Science Fiction"
A brilliant work of science fiction by Margaret Atwood. This story is a future vision based on the evolution of genetic sciences. It revolves around two childhood friends, Jimmy and Glenn, later "Snowman" and "Crake," and their mutual obsession with a beautiful Asian girl, named "Oryx." The character development is superb, particularly that of Jimmy/Snowman, and Oryx. Every word in this story is important; there are no wasted moments. This novel elevates the form of science fiction to a new level. I highly recommend this audiobook.
"The Subject Stays With You"
I love Margaret Atwood as an author and was looking forward to reading another one of her books, even though the book title seemed a little odd. Also, the subject matter seemed a bit of a departure, but then I remembered The Handmaids Tale -- a fictional account of the future – and it is one of my very favorite books by Margaret Atwood
When I finished with Oryx and Crake, I was going to give it 4 stars, even though I loved it. However, it's been about 4 weeks since I finished and I STILL think of it's contents and portrayal of the future – news stories I hear and read, speeches from officials, CEO's, etc., all make me think about this book! I think about How This Could Really Happen and, in fact, it seems we are on our way already -- and that it's not a far fetched concept at all. I think it's an important book to read and it's enjoyable to boot. Anytime one thinks about a book or movie long after it's over, it deserves the higher mark!
This is truly Atwood at her finest. I typically prefer to read such gems curled up on the couch, but I'm very glad I picked this one in audio format. Campbell Scott's reading is perfect, bewitching the reader right into the story.
This is a dark and absorbing listen that calls to mind other poetic dystopias: Woman on the Edge of Time by Marge Piercy and The Fifth Sacred Thing by Starhawk. I'll listen to it again. This is a book that haunts.
"I Enjoyed This Book"
This is a well-written "end of the world as we know it" book that reminds me of 1950's science fiction. Those old sci-fi tales warned of the dangers of the new atomic age while this author envisions a future where genetic engineering has gone wild.
I don't object to the non-linear time line of the book and I don't agree with those that feel that the ending is a mystery. Careful readers will pick up on the big clue Atwood gives us at the end.
Typical cat lady: lazy, sings off-key, craves spicy bloody marys.
"Razor sharp, chilling and bleak"
Campbell Scott's narration blends serious doom with contemporary snark in a story about the end of the world that left me wanting to work backwards and change events for a hopeful finish. So cinematic and way before its time...before The Walking Dead, before Avatar, before I Am Legend...with a heartbreaking longing for the things we take for granted on planet Earth.
"one of Atwoods great novels"
this is a great book, very well researched and presented. I remember when this first came out there was a web link to info regarding her research and it was rather disturbing how little she altered things. she said she took existing conditions, (like religion in Handmaid) and extrapolated some possible progressions in the near future regarding food and genetic engineering and the internet etc. She was rather accurate in some ways and this is a great book, with lots of excellent word play too regarding names of companies and games and websites and many related developments have actually occurred recently and are becoming of concern. best of the trilogy.
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Australia built on the momentum accrued last weekend in Turin by beating a disappointing Ireland 32-15 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
The Wallabies built on the momentum accrued last week in Turin by beating a disappointing Irish side 32-15 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Saturday.
With many expecting a much closer scoreline than the one recorded, the visiting outfit will undoubtedly be delighted with their four-try win.
This sets them up nicely for remaining fixtures against Scotland and Wales, with head coach Ewen McKenzie's plans seemingly bearing fruit.
Ireland meanwhile will not look forward to their Monday video session as the Wallabies' wide game hurt the home side dearly in the first-half.
Joe Schmidt will have a whole host of questions at that meeting and should ask his side about their defensive frailties as tries for Nick Cummins, Michael Hooper (one of his two) and Quade Cooper left a lot to be desired from an Irish point of view. If they don't right those wrongs then the All Blacks should have little issue making it 14 wins.
The first for the Wallaby wing came in the seventeenth minute via slick hands that led to hooker Stephen Moore slipping a tackle before he found the Western Force finisher hitting a nice angle to go in under the posts. Cooper's easy conversion put Australia 10-3 up.
Ireland did not learn from their mistake though of being slack in the defensive line and when Scott Fardy put Hooper over to take Australia 15-6 up, the hosts could only be thankful that Cooper was enduring an off spell with the boot. Everything else he touched turned to gold.
Schmidt's outfit did finally find some form from then until the break as Sean O'Brien's power led the charge en route to two more Sexton penalty goals. And because of those strikes, the head coach would have been warmed that Ireland were just three points down at 12-15.
Sexton did not return to the fray after the break due to a hamstring injury as Ian Madigan, selected ahead of Paddy Jackson because of his versatility, was handed a chance to shine.
The Wallabies didn't have to wait long for their third try as Cooper produced an individual moment of magic, feinting to pass before stepping inside some weak 10-12 defence to touch down for a converted score that made it 22-12 at a silent Aviva Stadium.
Cooper, rewarded by head coach McKenzie for his change in attitude by being named vice-captain for the tour, then added a penalty from long range to leave Ireland in danger of a real hammering as the Wallabies led 25-12 with half-an-hour remaining in Dublin.
Madigan landed a penalty shortly before the hour to just about keep the Irish in touch at 25-15 but the hosts were lacking any sort of spark or inspiration to suggest they may recover.
The Irish eschewed the possibility of a relatively easy three points to go for touch with 20 minutes remaining but it went to waste as the Australians once again forced a turnover.
The clincial Wallabies added a fourth try through openside flanker Hooper after the Australian pack pushed the Irish back over their line, Cooper adding the kick for 32-15.
The visitors' superb day ended on a sour note when Tevita Kuridrani speartackled Peter O'Mahony and Pollock wielded the red card after consulting the television match official.
Man of the match: Australia seem to be clicking on this end-of-year tour after the initial loss to England and Michael Hooper is a major part of that. He edges this award from the always threatening Israel Folau because of the openside flank's hard graft and two scores.
Moment of the match: The second-half score for Quade Cooper summed up the Ireland defence as the fly-half slipped through a gap that shouldn't have been there. Work needed.
Villain of the match: The lift-tackle on Peter O'Mahony was not good from Tevita Kuridrani. Ben Mowen's reaction to the red card summed up the feeling. Silly move from the centre.
The scorers:
For Ireland:
Pen: Sexton 4, Madigan
For Australia:
Tries: Cummins, Hooper 2, Cooper
Con: Cooper 3
Pen: Cooper 2
Yellow card: Hooper (32 mins)
Red card: Kuridrani
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Tommy Bowe, 13 Brian O'Driscoll, 12 Luke Marshall, 11 Fergus McFadden, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Eoin Reddan, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Peter O'Mahony, 5 Paul O'Connell, 4 Devin Toner, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Jack McGrath, 18 Stephen Archer, 19 Mike McCarthy, 20 Kevin McLaughlin, 21 Conor Murray, 22 Ian Madigan, 23 Robbie Henshaw.
Australia: 15 Israel Folau, 14 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 13 Tevita Kuridrani, 12 Matt Toomua, 11 Nick Cummins, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Will Genia, 8 Ben Mowen (capt), 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Scott Fardy, 5 James Horwill, 4 Rob Simmons, 3 Sekope Kepu, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 James Slipper.
Replacements: 16 Tatafu Polota-Nau, 17 Benn Robinson, 18 Paddy Ryan, 19 Sitaleki Timani, 20 Liam Gill, 21 Nic White, 22 Christian Leali'ifano, 23 Joe Tomane.
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Romain Poite (France), Stuart Berry (South Africa)
Television match official: Geoff Warren (England)
Assessor: Tappe Henning (South Africa)


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From: Prince, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Comments: Have been running for over thirty years, and this is by far the most comfortable shoe I have ever run in. I pronate on left foot, and am neutral on other, so it is hard to find a shoe that is a good balance for me. I finally found that balance in this great shoe. I don't ever "think" about how the shoe feels when I run in them which is a good thing--it means I'm not trying to think how the shoe could be better while running--it's just a very cushioned and stable shoe that works for me.
From: Gavin, Ft. Wayne, IN
Comments: Love this shoe. It has a great combination of cushioning and responsiveness.
From: Mark, Newburgh, IN
Comments: I love the cushioning that these shoes provide during long runs but in the pair that I received, I get terrible blisters along the instep of both feet; I can feel a small gap between the sockliner/footbed and the side of the shoe near the ball of the foot. This is what causes the blisters. I will attempt to replace the sockliner with a name brand insole to see if that helps.
From: Joel, Virginia Beach, VA
Comments: First time buyer. I am rotating among Kayano 17, GT 2170 and Saucony Pro Grid 5. Used it for a 5 mile run on the treadmill at 7.5 mph avg pace. Of the 3, Pro Grid always gives a squeaky sound when my right foot lands at speed below 7 mph. I thought it is due to the lower drop but this one does not squeak- a plus. Cushion/support is good. I still rate Kayano 17 the best of the 3 in terms of support/cushion and the bearhug-around-the-heel feeling. I need to lace it up tightly to get the heel-hug. Would be nice to have more puffy stuff around the ankle collar (as in ASIC's PHF system). The construction: you can actually see holes in the top fabrics so the ventilation is good. Surprise: it has a small pocket in the tongue -- good for two keys or SD cards?
From: Alfred, Cupertino, CA, USA
Comments: I bought these because the Cortanas were just not right for me... (suckered into the lower heel, flat footed fad I guess)- my bad- I knew I needed more support. After running into injury with the Cortanas these Hurricane 14's are just what the doc would want me to wear. Now, I don't limp thru the run (or after) and the injury can be placed in the "old injury" file instead of being reason for not running. Lightweight- even with the maximum support, responsive with all the cushioning, no hot spots... For anyone wanting/needing support/cushioning these shoes could not be any higher rated. I will definately buy another pair. Saucony did it right again.
From: Anonymous
Comments: I have been wearing Hurricanes since model four. This will probably be my last pair. The 8 mm drop caused me foot and ankle pain that I was able to mitigate by adding a gel heel insert to raise my heel in the shoe. Saucony should have kept the old high drop and created a new model for the minimalist fad.
From: Mike G, Athens, Al USA
Comments: This is a superb longer distance trainer and even now light enough for some racing. Much better forefoot cushioning and just enough medial support to know it's there! Toe off has a nioe spring, but it is not, all mushy feeling. Does run a 1/2 size small, but overall it is vastly improved shoe in all respects..
From: David, Tempe, AZ
Comments: I've been wearing the Hurricanes since the 9's came out and the 14's feel WAY different than any of the previous Hurricanes. Now to see how they hold up being rotated with some semi-fresh 13's ?
LOTS lighter feeling ... with more cushion from foot-strike to push off which is nice...the toe box feels a tad narrower ...well the whole shoe seems smaller. Most all had a uniform fit but this one varies. I wear size 10.0 , think a 10.5 might have been better... I run a average of 35-40 mpw and i run most every day , which works for me ! Took a 6 mile spin , everything felt awesome. The new laces are flat and tie better than others ....and i dig the bright green colors. Running before dawn everyday, i'll take all the help i can get.
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Bringing you forgiving underfoot impact protection and a sock-like fit, the Nike Flyknit Lunar1+ is an innovative trainer offering moderate cushioning and a soft ride.
Sock-like comfort meets soft cushioning in the Nike Flyknit Lunar1+. This innovative trainer features a one-piece knit upper constructed to minimize weight while providing structure right where you need it. Dynamic Flywire wraps the midfoot for an adaptive fit, and soft Lunarlon foam soaks up impact forces.
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Weight: 8.0 oz (size 9)
Stack Height: Heel (26mm), Forefoot (16mm)
Available Widths: D=Medium
How It Fits (based on width D)
The Flyknit Lunar1+ is a moderate feature, moderate neutral shoe designed for racing, speedwork, and daily training. This shoe is Nike+ sensor compatible.
Comments: I run high school cross country and track and in two days these have gone through 16 miles. Usually after practice my calves will be sore or tight when I wear my Pegasus 29's but with these I usually don't have that soreness or tightened feeling. The upper makes the shoe feel like nothing is there until you go through wet grass or a puddle, then your feet get soaked. The cushioning feels exactly like any other shoe with lunarlon foam. It doesn't feel lumpy or stiff. The fit is true to size. I did use shoefitr and it did recommend to go up to size 9 but I stayed with an 8.5 which is my regular running shoe fit and I'm glad I didn't go up a half size. The heel cup isn't as great but if you change your lacing style that goes away. Before runs the toe box does feel tight but you won't feel it when you run. These will be my new interval and tempo run trainers from now on!
From: Edward, Carmichael, California
Comments: Pros: Very comfortable, so light, never feel hot on toes. Great material makes shoes so light, you can even see through them. And it will be illuminated!! So amazing !! Cons: price
From: Dung Hoang, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Comments: I was very excited about the look of this shoe right from the beginning. Couple the 'glove like' feel and the proven Lunarlon sole with an ideal stack height, I thought this might be my next trainer. I was disappointed. For me, the upper felt loose and it felt sloppy. The Lunarlon sole felt lumpy, and though the stack numbers looked perfect for a trainer, it failed to roll smoothly from heel to toe. I've had years of confident racing in the Lunaracer, Lunaracer+, and Lunaracer+2, and I had expected to experience something truly unique for a trainer descended from this line, especially at that price. Incidentally, I didn't care for the Lunaracer +3 either, for almost the same reasons. I'm a huge fan of the Lunarlon sole, but I guess I prefer a much more confident upper.
From: Dan, Denver, CO
Comments: I really wanted to love this shoe, as it has a great look, and was initially very comfortable to walk in, and light. That said, there is more lift in the arch area then I expected / was used to, and I felt significant foot pain in runs > 8 miles. Your mileage may vary, but I had to return them. Sizing was true to fit as another reviewer suggested.
From: Rich, Rochester, MN
Comments: Liked the shoe fit, but for me it was not that great because the toe box was a bit too tight and the heel cup was not the best. However it is a decent shoe for mild pronation and feels very comfortable to walk in but not for me. Sizing wise it is true to fit surprisingly enough with Nike; Happy running.
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Robert Henry Frerich
A Rosary for Robert Henry Frerich will be held at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, May 9 at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Westminster, Colo. Funeral Mass will follow at 4 p.m. A second Funeral Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 17 at the Church of St. Marcus Catholic Church in Clear Lake, Minn.
On Dec. 4, 1945 in Oak Park, Minn., Robert was born the son of Virgil and Esther (Wipper) Frerich. He passed away in Dolores, Colo. on Friday, May 2, 2014 at the age of 68.
Robert attended grade school in Sauk Rapids, Minn. and graduated from Cathedral High School in 1963. He then attended St. Cloud State College until he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and served from 1966-1969 in Germany. While attending college, Robert worked in a bakery and then worked for 3M before moving to Colorado. On June 21, 1969, he married Mary K. Bohnet. A son, Matthew James Frerich was born on September 15, 1970. They moved to Denver, and a daughter, Gretchen Marie Frerich, was born on May 16, 1972. While in Denver, he worked as a car salesman and a handyman.
He was a member of the Men's Organization at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Westminster. He loved reading, especially Louis L'Amour. Robert was a great handyman.
Surviving Robert are his daughter, Gretchen Skipworth of Denver.; his son, Matthew Frerich of Loveland.; his four grandchildren, Ashley Lynn, Justin Philip, Patrick Michael, and Morgan Ashley; his brothers, Lyle Frerich of St. Cloud, Minn., Marvin Frerich of Cheyenne, Wyo., and James Frerich of Chanhassen, Minn.; his sisters, Connie Belair of Anoka, Minn., Marjorie Cannon of Benson, Minn., and Delores Willard of Cold Spring, Minn.; along with nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Virgil and Esther Frerich; and brothers, Dwain Frerich and Kenny Frerich.
Arrangements are being made through Four Corners Funeral Chapel, Cortez, Colo.


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She was born June 23, 1912 in Oakview, Colo. to Moises and Cinita Gallegos.
Married Albert D. Robles, March 19, 1928 in Walsenburg, Colo.; he preceded her in death on March 9, 1986.
Antoinette was an extremely talented seamstress, wonderful cook, gardener extraordinare and her talents were limitless. She helped many in their time of need and everyone is grateful for her many acts of kindness. "We love you mom and you'll be in our hearts forever".
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The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to Edna for giving so much time, love and patience to our mom.
She was preceded in death by her husband, grandsons, Karl and Mark Hunt; great-grandson, Randy Jr., and her much loved son, Junior.
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Investigators said the body appears to be a white male.
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Magnus in the Middle
January 02 2013 04:52PM
Am I crazy for thinking this? Could Magnus Paajarvi be tried out as a potential center?
The left-wing position in the top-nine is beginning to fill up with Hall, Hartikainen, Paajarvi, and the re-signed Ryan Smyth and Lennart Petrell. Now Petrell is an easy waiver casualty if the Oilers decide to keep both the Swede and the Finn on the roster if we have a 2013 season.
The center position, however, has some gaps that may open up if this CBA takes shape under the current NHL proposal. If the CBA allows for a one-time contract buyout available prior to the beginning of whatever smoldering remains there are of this season, then it is very likely that Shawn Horcoff is the bearer of that one contract.
Currently the center depth chart is Nugent-Hopkins, Gagner, Horcoff, and Belanger. Chris Vande Velde, Anton Lander, and Marc Arcobello are the professional options after that. Of those, only Vande Velde is a player one would describe as large or capable of playing a physical game.
Should Horcoff be bought out in a cap amnesty, that would likely herald the promotion of Belanger to the 3rd line. Meanwhile, the 4th line position would go either to Vande Velde or Lander (my preference is for the former at this stage). Despite this, the Oilers do not appear enamoured with Sam Gagner as their future 2nd line center, based on contract negotiations and his signing a one-year deal this past summer.
All three of these players are likely short-term options. Vande Velde will become an RFA at the end of this season, while Belanger has one season remaining after this one and there have already been rumours of his wanted to move on.
Arcobello is an RFA as well, and the Oilers will need to determine whether he has NHL potential and is worth a contract spot on the reserve list.Call me a cynic, but even if the young man does display enough talent and skill to play in the NHL, I tend to think that the Oilers will pass him over in search of size.
The fact is that the Oilers have coveted a large-bodied center since Oct 4, 1991 when they traded Mark Messier.
I think the Oilers were really hoping to address this last June when they tried to trade up to take Henrik Samuelsson at the draft. Phoenix knew they could get him and weren't interested in what Tambellini was offering, although we have no idea right now how high the bidding went.
Trading for that big-bodied center is an option, but at what cost? Considering that the Oilers are still working at winnowing their draft wheat from the chaff, I suspect they would be reluctant to reduce their prospect numbers right now to address this situation. Also, when the entire hockey world hears about your great wealth of forward talent, what do you suppose an opposing GM is going to ask for in trade negotiations? It isn't going to be Tyler Pitlick and a 3rd round pick.
Jakub Voracek would be nice. Brayden Schenn. Even Sean Couturier, if it could be done. But none of those players are coming this way because the Oilers don't have the assets needed to pry those players loose without parting with one of their key young players. Nor do they have enough surplus assets to deal for a player who could, in turn, be flipped for any of those young players.
I've wondered if they could make a deal for Jay Bouwmeester and then move him for Couturier or Schenn, or some such Byzantine arrangement, but that all seems a little too far-fetched.
What to do?
This leaves me wondering, are there internal options that could be explored.
Crazy Talk
So would it be worthwhile for the Oilers to try Paajarvi at center?
He is a large body. His skating is superb and he has shown a penchant for carrying the puck up the ice, as well as proving that he has some underrated playmaking ability. He isn't a bull in a china shop, but he does fit a few of the oft-cited criteria for which fans and the team appear to be looking. Paajarvi began his hockey career at defense, but was converted to forward when he was still fairly young to take advantage of his skating and size. To this day he appears to have retained his defense-first mentality.
From Todd Nelson via an interview with Jason Gregor "I think he's probably, pretty much, a playmaker. He gets opportunities in the game. Scoring goals doesn't come natural, like maybe it would with Jordan Eberle. He has to work for everything he gets."
There's a center in there. Hard work, big body, quick skater, mind of a playmaker, defensive reliability sometimes to the detriment of his offensive game. Sounds like the kind of guy who used to get a tonne of ice time under the old MacT coaching regime.
In his rookie season, 2010-2011, his numbers ran 80gp, 11g, 144 shots, 48 saves, 30.3 average shooting distance, with a very low 5.4 shooting percentage. If he were a blueliner we'd say that is a pretty promising rookie season. As a winger it wasn't even all that bad. The shooting percentage would rise, wouldn't it? He'd learn to shoot more, and from closer in. He'd learn to take the puck to the net.
He didn't and his sophomore season was less impressive. The 2011-2012 season, he played 41 games, 2g, 64 shots, 20 saves, 29.2 average shooting distance, and his shooting percentage was actually halved from the previous season to 2.3%. He has been a plus player in every one but three of his professional seasons, two of those being his time on a dismal Oilers squad, though, so scoring aside, his play away from and around the puck would seem to indicate that he is someone who understands the game well enough to earn ice time and opportunity.
Paajarvi's post-season in the AHL got some attention as he began to take shape as a playmaker. He was creating plays, and bringing success to his linemates. Paajarvi's ability to read the play, as developed from his defensive mindset, began to be used to anticipate and be proactive in his offensive game, rather than reactive as a d-man is required to be.
There is a player here. Of that I am certain.
When Paajarvi was sent down to Oklahoma City he was positive and mature in his perspective on the move. Where there is often a common perception of demotion to the AHL, even the term implies the negative, Paajarvi embraced the opportunity to get more ice time, play a more prominent role, and try to work on the aspects of his game that were lacking. He has been a good soldier, and there is value there.
Now, to be clear here, I am not suggesting that Paajarvi could switch from LW to C and suddenly go from being a third-line option to a 2nd line center. I'm saying that if he could make the switch he might become a better third-line center than winger, and knocking the other centers, current and potential, down the depth chart can only help.
Trade Bait?
What would Paajarvi's trade value be at this moment? His numbers and performance haven't lived up to expectations and his "curb appeal" right now may not be that high. Could he be moved for that big center the Oilers want? Or a top-pairing defenseman? Unless Steve Tambellini is planning on using some compromising photos of an opposing GM as leverage, I'd guess not. However, and this is where my mind tends to go when discussing trading any of the Oilers' young players, in two or three years' time, when the Oilers are looking to add depth players for a playoff run, and need a large-bodied, defensively responsible, healthy forward who can kill penalties, provide some small measure of offense, and fit into the dressing room chemistry, might they not be looking for a player similar to Paajarvi?
I understand the need to divest themselves of some player assets in order to address areas of need, however, this only works if it does not create a weakness in another area. I would prefer to see the Oilers trade Yakupov or Hemsky in a year's time as it would likely provide a greater return and draws upon an area of greater depth that can better absorb the loss.
Recently Paajarvi has shown some chemistry with Hartikainen and Lander in Oklahoma City. It suggests that the two Swedes have not forgotten how to play hockey, they just needed some time to find it again. Hartikainen, apparently, can play crash-bang hockey with anybody.
What Am I Getting At?
Many of us have wondered if Taylor Hall could be converted from left-wing to the middle because Mark Messier did it and we all so badly want Hall to become our next Moose. Hall is Hall, he will be what he is – a very good winger and a force on offense.
But why couldn't Magnus Paajarvi do it? Or am I crazy for thinking this?
Paajarvi has some good qualities that this team needs (size and speed). He seems to be floundering in the role this organization is trying to fit him into. If the key to his success is to give him a fresh look in a new role that might better fit him, then what harm can come of it?
Give it a go and lets see what he says about it.
Hmm, I like this crazy line of thinking. His speed alone would allow him to back-check, he draws a lot of penalties, and he does seem to want to make the pass over the goal. My concern is his lack of sand. Just because he's a big bodied forward doesn't mean he plays like one. Watching him live is frustrating as he almost seems to shy away from battling for the puck, and as a result loses possession quite often.
However, his defensive ability and speed make him an intriguing option. Do you think the Oilers are looking at one of the many big centers that will go in the top ten at this year's draft? I heard something about a v ery large Fin that would look pretty good lining up with Hartikinen or maybe between Hall and Yak.
January 03 2013, 01:02PM
You mean Swedes like:
Erik Karlsson
Gabriel Landeskog
Loui Eriksson
Henrik Zetterberg
Nik Lidstrom
Carl Hagelin
Daniel Alfredsson
You seem to be basing your fallacy on the development of the Sedins rather than on any factual basis.
Peter Forsberg didn't play in the NHL for four years after he was drafted.
PRV scored 15 goals in the show at 18.
He'll be okay.....
Peter Forsberg didn't play in the NHL for four years after he was drafted.
PRV scored 15 goals in the show at 18.
He'll be okay.....
And, without first line minutes, he's on pace for 9 goals IN THE AHL.
As for Forsberg, he decided to stay in the SEL after being drafted.
In his 21 year old season (the age Paajarvi is now) he played in 47 NHL games and scored 15 goals and 50 points.
At the age of 22, he scored 30 goals and 116 points.
One of these is not like the other...not even close.
January 03 2013, 02:13PM
I for one like the crazy thinking! The question is what do we have to lose? It's ture he is not a shooter, not a third line or fourth line type of player. He can distribute the puck effectively, does have good defensive abilities and rarely turns the puck over.......I like this idea at least down at the AHL level for now.
I would have to say that NOTHING is worse than watching Belenger do his job. If skating fast and accomplishing nothing offensively is a stat.....than Belenger has this stat covered. The only thing more painful is watching Horcoff pretend that he is a top six player.
MPS at center sounds really good right now!
January 03 2013, 03:29PM
And, without first line minutes, he's on pace for 9 goals IN THE AHL.
As for Forsberg, he decided to stay in the SEL after being drafted.
In his 21 year old season (the age Paajarvi is now) he played in 47 NHL games and scored 15 goals and 50 points.
At the age of 22, he scored 30 goals and 116 points.
One of these is not like the other...not even close.
They are both a lot like the other.......they are bothe Swedish, and both play professional hockey.
I bet you would have punted Thomas Holmstrom pretty quick too......
Ok, I have been thinking this and saying it for over a year now, dammit! My fear was always that he would wind up in Detroit and put up 25/40 a year, and we would be left wondering what the hell we were thinking! He has the size, speed, defensive awareness and hockey IQ to be a decent second line center. DO IT!!!
Why not put him on D?


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Welcome to the National Wildlife Research Center (NWRC), a major facility within the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service's (APHIS) Wildlife Services (WS) program. The National Wildlife Research Center is the federal institution devoted to resolving problems caused by the interaction of wild animals and society. The Center applies scientific expertise to the development of practical methods to resolve these problems and to maintain the quality of the environments shared with wildlife.
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Harlequins boss Conor O'Shea makes two changes to his starting lineup for Sunday's Heineken Cup Pool 4 trip to the Scarlets.
Harlequins boss Conor O'Shea makes two changes to his starting lineup for Sunday's Heineken Cup Pool 4 trip to the Scarlets.
Ollie Lindsay-Hague is named on the right wing in place of Charlie Walker who ruptured his pectoral muscle in the match; the winger had surgery this week and is expected to return in April. Sam Smith also misses out due to a dead leg picked up in training.
Karl Dickson, who made his 100th appearance for the club last week partners Nick Evans in the half backs. Scrum-half Danny Care, who picked up a knock last week, will meet up with England on Monday.
In an unchanged forward pack, Chris Robshaw, who was today announced as England Captain for the Six Nations, continues at openside flanker with Luke Wallace and Nick Easter completing the back row.
Among the replacements, Tom Williams will look to make an impact after returning from injury.
Meanwhile, in the Scarlets centres Gareth Maule comes in to partner Welsh international Scott Williams in with Nic Reynolds sidelined with a pectoral injury. Up and coming star Jordan Williams replaces Frazier Climo on the wing whilst Phil John returns to the loosehead prop position. George Earle makes a return to the second-row to partner Jake Ball.
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Scarlets: 15 Aled Thomas, 14 Kristian Phillips, 13 Gareth Maule, 12 Scott Williams, 11 Jordan Williams, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Gareth Davies, 8 Rob McCusker (c), 7 John Barclay, 6 Aaron Shingler, 5 Jake Ball, 4 George Earle, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Emyr Phillips, 1 Phil John
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Rob Evans, 18 Jacobie Adriaanse, 19 Johan Snyman, 20 Josh Turnbull, 21 Rhodri Williams, 22 Adam Warren, 23 Gareth Owen
Harelquins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Ollie Lindsay-Hague, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Tim Molenaar, 11 Ugo Monye, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Karl Dickson, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Luke Wallace, 5 George Robson, 4 Nick Kennedy, 3 Will Collier, 2 Dave Ward, 1 Joe Marler
Replacements: 16 Joe Gray, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Paul Doran Jones, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Tom Guest, 21 Sam Stuart, 22 Ben Botica, 23 Tom Williams
Date: Sunday 19th January
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Alternative title:
斷口 Dan Gu (Korean)
Shaman Warrior (English)
Genres: Seinen | Action | Adventure | Fantasy | Drama
# of Chapters: 34
Vintage: 2003Dangu is an awesome series that definitely deserves more spotlight then what it's getting now. The story is heavily influenced by politics and everything that goes with it, corruption, wars, etc. Following the captivating story is the sheer beauty of the artwork. Think of Berserk and Shamo's artwork combined together, that's the artwork you would get for Dangu. The characters are also all very interesting as is the main basis for everything this manwha evolves around.SYNOPSISManshin-musas, or "Shaman Warriors", can harness the spirits of animals and garner their strength to wreck havoc. Yarang is one of the strongest Manshin-musas who has been given a position as a government official for his valor in war. Plenty of blood and gore.
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Presented in the original Korean format, Shaman Warrior is a dramatic fantasy series with a kinetic style that will appeal to fans of Blade of the Immortal and Vagabond! From the desert wastelands emerge two mysterious warriors, master manshin-musa Yarang and his faithful servant Batu. On a grave mission from their king, they have yet to realize the whirlwind of political movements and secret plots which will soon engulf them and change their lives forever. When Yarang is mortally injured, Batu must fulfill a secret promise to leave Yarang's side and protect his master's child. As Batu seeks to find and hide the infant, Yarang reveals another secret to those who have tracked him down to finish him off--the deadly, hidden power of a Shaman Warrior!
A friend introduced me to this series about three weeks ago and I immediately fell in love with it. When my friend introduced me to this series he told me that four volumes of Dangu were scanlated, but they never scanlated anymore due to it being licensed by Dark Horse Comics. Now they stopped scanlating this series about 2 years ago when it got it's license, so me going into this series was risky because I hated reading works that I couldn't finish(Zombie Powder anyone?). But I still got myself into it and I loved every minute of it. Once I finished the fourth volume I was pissed because no more volumes have been scanlated in two years, and almost regretted reading this manwha because it left me wanting more, oh so much more. Much to my surprise about two weeks ago another scanlator picked up this manwha and started up where the last scanlator, NexGear, left off after the fourth volume. This news was met which much happiness and jumping for joy. If your a fan of any of the genres this manwha is listed under, then I implore you to read it. You surely won't be disappointed.
Dangu - Volume 01 (Chapter 001-007)
Dangu - Volume 02 (Chapter 008-015)
Dangu - Volume 03 (Chapter 016-023)
Dangu - Volume 04 (Chapter 024-031)
Dangu - Volume 05 (Chapter 032-034)
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The end begins with a viral outbreak unlike anything mankind has ever encountered before. The infected are subject to delirium, fever, a dramatic increase in violent behavior, and a one-hundred percent mortality rate. Death. But it doesn't end there. The victims return from death to walk the earth. When a massive military operation fails to contain the plague of the living dead it escalates into a global pandemic.
This series is great!! Definitely needs to be a movie series!! This story starts from all these different places and times that are so far apart. But ..Show More »by the second book you see it all coming together for a great finale in book 3 (when it comes out on audio). The narrator did such an awesome job. I think the best narrating i've heard so far. Love the military side of this zombie apocalypse, with the Suez Canal and small pacific Islands. I had fun google earthing while listening to this story. It was like I was following them the whole time. Then the goverment red taping the scientist. Story had alot of escaping, from dirty authorities from hords of zombies. And you think main characters don't die, well not in a apocalypse! Book 1 does not disappoint!!Big Art« Show Less
Francis Sherman and Anna Demilio want only a vaccine, but to find it, they must cross a countryside in ruins, dodging not only the infected, but also the lawless living. The bulk of the storm has passed over the world, leaving echoing thunder and softly drifting ashes. But for the survivors, the peril remains, and the search for a cure is just beginning.
Survivors is the all-new soul-shattering climax to the postapocalyptic trilogy, featuring a deadly virus, military action, global devastation - and zombies. A lot can change in three months: Wars can be decided, nations can be forged...or entire species can be brought to the brink of annihilation. The Morningstar Virus, an incredibly virulent disease, has swept the face of the planet, infecting billions. The infected hosts rampage, attacking anything that remains uninfected.
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Skip to comments."Do not turn off your computer" [Grammar Vanity]
Posted on 01/12/2013 3:39:35 PM PST by re_nortex
I typically spend 94.37% of my computing time in the Solaris or Linux environments but today was one of those occasions when I ventured outside my comfort zone, launching into Windows 8 for a brief while. A series of updates were available and upon the recommended reboot, I was greeted with this message:
Windows Update: Do not turn off your computer.
Of course, the Unix platforms have never been noted for the precision of their error and informational messages (the notorious "not a typewriter" as a catchall for an invalid ioctl). Yet the syntax of the Microsoft message struck me as a bit odd, almost a bit like Pittsburghese. I would think a more apt phrasing would be Do not turn your computer off as a cautionary message while the updates were being applied.
Perhaps nonsense up with which Microsoft would not put?
Well, Microsoft wanted to impact you proactively, otherwise, the company could care less!
I saw nothing wrong with the grammar but then again, I'm a Pittsburgher. B-D
(shrug) for several years here in Pennsylvania we had automobile license plates that proudly proclaimed, "You've Got a Friend In Pennsylvania".
A preposition is a bad thing to end a sentence with!!
Ballmer and crew should of leveraged a synergistic strategy as they right-sized the staff in Bangalore responsible for crafting the textual strings. At the end of the day...
Perhaps they did.
(I still remember the "IN" in "FLAMMABLE" before it had to be dumbed down.)
Because "turn" and "off" have to be together. "Turn your computer off" is incorrect. "Turn off your computer" is correct. Learn English.
I use Microsoft's (Win 7) own password protected screen saver. When I return and press the ANY key or the mouse, I first see the message "Locking your computer" for 5 seconds before the password prompt appears.
I just checked this variant of linux.
Yep. "Printer on fire" is still a valid error message for an unknown printer error.
I understand your point about grammar, but on another note I learned through bitter experience that if you do turn off your computer when you get that message, it's format the hard drive and reinstall windows from scratch time.
Could you explain what's wrong with the MS phrase?
But a true mid-state PA Dutchie would say, Dont be making with the computer turning off now. Dontcha ya know.
There. Fixed it.
I think one can argue that "turn on" and "turn off" are familiar phrases, used of radios, TVs, computers, and most other electronic gadgets. Or, for that matter, before radios came on the scene, there was the phrase, "Turn off the lights."
So, "Do not turn off your computer" seems correct to me.
Grammar nazi's sucketh
According to FReeper Cruising Speed, I'm wrong and Microsoft's syntax is correct. Apologies to all for the thread.
We have really devolved. In VMS (later OpenVMS, which change didn't help much) messages have the following format:
%facility-s-identification, text
-RMS-E-FNF, file not found
-SYSTEM-W-NOSUCHFILE, no such file
Facility is an OS component, in this case the file system.
s is severity, in this case Warning.
identification is the message id.
You can capture (trap) the $STATUS in your script as a unique hex number and process it accordingly without failing the script. You can also get further help on the message.
All this was possible in the early 1980s.
More detail here: http://h71000.www7.hp.com/doc/73final/documentation/pdf/ovms_73_sys_mes.pdf
Growing up a Gospel music fan, the Carter Family's classic Turn Your Radio On, performed here by Mark Lowry and the Gaithers, perhaps should have been titled as "Turn On Your Radio".
OK then, so is it "off to the races!" or "to the races off!"?
"< *do >" "do" < * > < SVO > < SVOO > < SV > V IMP VFIN @+FAUXV
"" "not" NEG-PART @NEG
"< turn >" "turn" < SVOC/A > < SVC/A > < out/SVC/N >
< out/SVC/A > < SVO > < SV > V INF @-FMAINV
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"off" PREP @ADVL
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WRTHOMBLK, I/O error rewriting home block
I moved here (NW PA) 2 years ago and the biggest grammar thing I always cringe at is the locals omitting "to be" from what they are saying.
"The knippling pin on your car is shot and needs fixed".
and many others.
But at least you could always find the meanings in the orange books.
"You turn me on, I'm a radio..."
That way when you contact the tech support guy in India, and read the message, he'd understand.
I always dual-boot. SQL Server doesn't work in Linux, and that's what I have to use for work.
There is a mistaken belief among some grammarians that English is Latin. It is not. In Germanic languages, the verb-form modifier must appear at the end of the sentence, in Latin languages it is forbidden. English is neither, and both forms are considered acceptable.
"Just between you and me" is another favorite. You will have people challenge you to a death match over this one. "It's 'just between you and I!'" No, it's not. There actually is no correct form in English, because the me/I can be taken as either a subject or an object.
Dangling prepositions are also not forbidden in English. The claim that they are has always been dubious at best.
Increasingly, grammarians are also yielding to the linguists, who for years have been saying that there is no required use of "whom" in English, because English does not in fact have an objective case. It is omitted by all but the most careful speakers now, except in cases where usage makes it sound weird (as in "to whom do you refer?")
I've always chuckled at "You don't exist, go away" when a user doesn't have an entry in
/etc/passwd or some similar form of authentication. And there's always this classic when the value of
errno isn't handled properly.
Failed to open file, error: Success.
You are correct. Ending on the words make a difference in German. Word order makes a difference in Welsh. In English? You can pretty well figure out the mouse wasn't chasing the cat.
And even here, 200+ miles away, I hear "needs rebuilt", which bugs me even more.
I have recently seen people use "sale" as a verb, mostly on Craigslist, instead of sell, which really drives me up the wall.
"We will sale the Jeep today only. Last chance".
The Apollo Color display? I could do without that. ;)
On this system
cat /etc/termcap | wc
Comes back with 20664 27606 969976
Lots 'o cruft.
Got an RS-232 breakout box?
Red up your room!
Red your room up!
lol I meant 2,000+ miles away (PNW).
Ruh roh. We have a winner in the UUOC in this thread! :-) Just joshing of course since I often do things like:
cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i bogomipsSee the Useless Use of Cat Award form letter and other hits on UUOC for a chuckle or two.
No, "do not turn off your computer" is correct.
I'm the same, Solaris and linux. Don't mess with Windows much anymore outside my son's lappys with Win7 and what work requires (which is server side only).
Pingin' another techie..
So, the consensus appears to be that when you yell at your kids: "TURN IT OFF!", you are abusing Queens English, because the correct yell is: "TURN OFF IT!" ?
Protocols do change with time. In the old KJV Bible, a sentence will often end in a semicolon and the next begins with a capital letter, which is something that I do not recall seeing now.
Also, if you are one of those grammar experts, it is most correct (at least in America) to place a reference within the comma or period (Jn. 3:16) or after it? I usually do the latter.
I use it with joy, Bill Joy that is. :-)
Actually I'll admit that I stray a bit from the pure Solaris approach since I do taint my system with the tools and utilities from OpenCSW. One of my colleagues is appalled that I use bash as my working shell instead of using the classic /bin/sh as mandated from the beginning of time (or at least the epoch) by Stephen Bourne.
Semi-computer geek, don't think I'm going to bookmark this one :)
Our former president Andy Jackson is reputed to have said "It's a damn small mind that can only think of one way to spell a word".
As I mentioned a few weeks back, you are one of the must-read posters here on FR. And I tend to ramble whereas you express things so aptly with an economy of words. And, thanks much for the ping to the other thread concerning grammar.
Grammar teachers never revolutionize the world.
Old sticks in the mud.
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: : I had a problem with water coming out the faucet AND the showerhead, so I replaced all the stems and seats, but I STILL have water coming out the faucet when it should all be going to the showerhead.What did I do wrong?
: : Please say that I used the wrong kind of seat or something easy!
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: Tracie, Do use have a diverter spout? Or do you have a 3 handle tub/shower faucet? If you have a diverter spout change it. Dale Peck LMP
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I think a jacket of sorts is a good idea. Something trench-y or even a punked labcoat made more fitted. An apron would be good too!
I see slim chains, layers of slim chains accenting from side to center of the vest and perhaps running down the arms like military stripes. Turn you head sideways and imagine the arm hanging down with golden curves like this
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Plague- doctor masks are awesome, but I think you are right. Personally I'm getting more of a gentlewoman vibe from this but I could potentially go in other directions.
Ok. I'll keep that in mind.
I'm also making a plague-doctor mask to go with it, but I'm getting the feeling this it wouldn't fit the outfit.
How about we go with one of the classics, some goggles? Also unless you were going for a black and white theme, I think it would look awesome with a different colored over skirt. You have a great start though!
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