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Starting with the 2013 calendar year, the UC Libraries no longer have a UC-wide agreement to the Taylor & Francis electronic journals. UC faculty, staff, and students will continue to have access to all titles that were within the UC Libraries Taylor & Francis package prior to 2013. For the 2013 year and into the future, the UC Davis University Library will subscribe to a subset of the total number of journals which Taylor & Francis offers. For those titles which the UC Davis Library no longer has access to, campus faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to use the library's Interlibrary Loan Service.
Below is a list of the 177 locally subscribed to titles. If a title which is critical to your research, teaching/learning, or patient care needs is missing, please contact your librarian subject specialist or submit a request. The publisher, Taylor & Francis, lists all the current journal titles that they offer on its website.
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A penalty try and a score from Danny Care gave Harlequins a gritty 26-15 win over London Irish at Twickenham.
A penalty try and a score from Danny Care gave Harlequins a gritty 26-15 win over London Irish at Twickenham.
Irish struggled at the scrum all afternoon and eventually left with nothing after a series of punishing set-pieces from the home pack secured their sixth consecutive victory in all competitions.
Harlequins were far from their expansive best in tricky conditions but were clinical when it mattered, Care's score opening up a lead that the Exiles struggled to claw back throughout the second-half.
Quins opened the scoring thanks to penalty at the scrum, Nick Evans converting to give the home side a 3-0 lead.
Ian Humphreys responded with Irish's first points of the afternoon, with the former Ulster fly-half making a couple of clever kicks to the corner in the opening twenty minutes to keep Harlequins in their half.
Both defences held firm throughout the opening quarter, but a second penalty at the scrum to Harlequins gave Evans a simple opportunity in front of the posts, which he converted to give the hosts a 6-3 lead.
Irish hit back from the restart after Maurie Fa'asavalu was pinged for going in at the side, Humphreys converting.
Quins' dominance in the scrum led to a turnover, with Evans releasing Tom Williams on an inside side ball to set up an attack within Irish's 22. A penalty at the breakdown gave Evans a chance to add more points with the boot, but his kick went wide to the left.
Evans then found the corner from a penalty to put Harlequins on the attack before the interval, a driving maul leaving the hosts just five metres out. Care burst left and fed Evans on a line for the posts, but the ball was knocked forward in the tackle by Tagicakibau.
A box kick from Darren Allinson put Ugo Monye under pressure, with the England wing conceding the penalty at the breakdown to give Humphreys a shot at goal, his attempt falling wide to the left.
Irish regained possession from the restart winning another long-range penalty, but Humphreys came up short once more as Irish passed up crucial points.
A third Harlequins penalty at the scrum presented Evans with a shot from from 41 metres out to retain the lead, which he failed to convert to leave the score at 6-6 by half-time.
Evans found his range at the beginning of the second half after Irish were penalised for not rolling away, giving Harlequins a three-point lead.
Irish's scrum responded to their first half troubles with a penalty of their own, finding touch in the 22 before winning another penalty from the resulting maul which Humphreys converted.
A break from Ugo Monye resulted in a Harlequins scrum within the London Irish 22 – Quins winning a penalty after multiple reset scrums and kicking for the corner.
Irish drove the maul back but Care's quick dart across the field found Evans who was tackled short of the line. The England scrum-half then picked up the ball from the ruck and burrowed over, referee Greg Garner confirming with the TMO that the try had been scored.
Humphreys responded with a penalty for the Irish but the Exiles were penalised immediately from the restart, Evans extending the gap back to seven points and leaving the score at 19-12.
The kicking duel continued after another Irish attack won them a penalty within Harlequins 22, Humphreys grabbing his fifth shot at goal of the afternoon to cut the gap to four.
The champions continued to make unforced errors going into the final ten minutes as they failed to kill off the result – before a break from centre Matt Hopper took them behind the Irish defensive line and into the 22.
Quins continued to hammer the Irish line before new signing Pat Phibbs was sin-binned for the Exiles, the hosts winning a penalty and opting for a scrum.
After two collapsed scrums broke down under the strain of Harlequins attack, referee Garner ran under the posts to award the penalty try to seal the victory and deny Irish a losing bonus point.
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Try: Care, Penalty
Pens: Evans 4
Con: Evans 2
For London Irish:
Pens: Humphreys 5
Yellow Card: Phibbs
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Tom Williams, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Tom Casson, 11 Ugo Monye, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Danny Care, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 5 George Robson, 4 Olly Kohn, 3 James Johnston, 2 Joe Gray, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Rob Buchanan, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Will Collier, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Tom Guest, 21 Karl Dickson, 22 Ben Botica, 23 George Lowe.
London Irish: 15 Tom Homer, 14 Topsy Ojo, 13 Jonathan Joseph, 12 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 11 Marland Yarde, 10 Ian Humphreys, 9 Darren Allinson ,8 Chris Hala'ufia, 7 Jebb Sinclair, 6 Declan Danaher (c), 5 Matt Garvey, 4 Bryn Evans, 3 Halani Aulika, 2 David Paice, 1 Max Lahiff.
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Hilarious improvised comedy that combines live action, video, and the audience! Family-friendly and grown up shows every weekend starring Chicago's top improv comedians.
The mission of the museum is to demonstrate the vital role railroads have played in the growth of the Chicago area as well as the United States through the preservation and operation of railroad and mass transit rolling stock and the display of related artifacts in a realistic setting. These exhibits provide an interactive, educational experience for visitors of all ages. We welcome all to our Museum and encourage you to join in our education, restoration and preservation efforts.
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Vernon Hills Park District Sullivan Community Center
Overlooking park land, the Community Room, equipped with a stage and kitchen, can serve 260 dinner guests or 400 people theater seating. Smaller meeting rooms with a capacity of 10-140 people including a gymnasium rental are also available.
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The Wildlife Discovery Center is a special place offering programs for people of all ages who have an interest in wildlife and their habitat. Children's classes, adult programs, and school field trips focus on wildlife conservation, field biology, and ecology. The Center also offers self-guided nature hikes, workshops, eco-based summer camps, wildlife ecology trips, group presentations, traveling animal exhibits and exciting volunteer opportunities. You can visit eye-to-eye with over 150 animals including a bobcat, raptors, Kookaburras, and an assortment of venomous and non-venomous reptiles like crocodilians, snakes, turtles and tortoises. The Wildlife Discovery Center is home to one of the largest public exhibits of rattlesnakes in North America, including four species that are native to Illinois. Indoor exhibits hours are Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:00am to 4:00pm. The outdoor exhibits and walking trails are open year round.
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This museum is a replica of the first McDonald's restaurant opened by Ray Kroc on April 15, 1955. View an array of memorabilia, from the original kitchen equipment to the 1950s classic cars parked on site.
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Former Canuck Mattias Ohlund "uncertain if he can come back and play"
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"I went through a covered knee surgery ten days ago here in the U.S. that requires half a year of rehabilitation, but it is uncertain if I can come back and play hockey again in the first place" Mattias Ohlund told Expressen, translation to Google.
If this is indeed true, one of the all-time best Vancouver Canuck defencemen may be forced to retire after a season-long battle with knee problems that kept him out of the Tampa Bay lineup. He went there as a free agent after the 2009 season after 11 seasons, 770 games, 93 goals and 325 points with the Canucks.
Only Harold Snepts played more games as a defenceman for the Canucks.
Selected 13th overall in the 1994 draft, Ohlund didn't debut for the team until the 1998 season, after the Toronto Maple Leafs signed him to a 5-year offer sheet worth $10M. As that story notes, Ohlund was coming off a solid showing at the World Hockey Championships that summer and had been named the best defenceman at the World Junior Championships in 1996 when Sweden finished as the runner-up to the Canadian team led by Jarome Iginla.
Ohlund would stay with the Canucks and become a fixture on the team throughout the West Coast Express era with the club in the early aughts. He acted as the foil to Ed Jovanovski, who had a tendency to leave himself open defensively when he jumped up into the play, but Ohlund was better as a two-way guy, a defenceman who scored 10 goals on four occasions and five nine times. He was never a Norris Trophy nominee, but won the Babe Pratt Trophy as the team's best defenceman four times, in 1998, 2000, 2004 and 2006.
His time in Vancouver was up as injuries and age took their toll. For his age 33 season, he was recruited by the Lightning to mentor his Swedish countryman Victor Hedman, recently the #2 pick in the draft. He didn't lose his physical edge, however. Check out these hits on Brad Marchand and Phil Kessel:
I think we knew that Ohlund's time in the NHL was dwindling to a close by the time he was picked up by the Lightning, but he was the best defenceman on the team in the West Coast Express days. Along with the Sedin twins and Markus Naslund, Ohlund was a prominent fixture behind the Swedish core of the team under Marc Crawford, and won a gold medal with the twins at the 2006 Winter Olympics.
Ohlund leaves behind a couple of team records, as mentioned, goals and points for defencemen, but also overtime goals (with 6) and, if indeed he's forced to sit out the rest of his career with ailing knee injuries, I'd expect to see his name in the Canucks 'Ring of Honour' sooner rather than later.
"a season-long battle with knee problems that kept him out of the Tampa Bay lineup for an entire season" how long did it sideline him for again?


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Skip to comments.Intelligent Design case decided - Dover, Pennsylvania, School Board loses [Fox News Alert]
Posted on 12/20/2005 7:54:38 AM PST by snarks_when_bored
Fox News alert a few minutes ago says the Dover School Board lost their bid to have Intelligent Design introduced into high school biology classes. The federal judge ruled that their case was based on the premise that Darwin's Theory of Evolution was incompatible with religion, and that this premise is false.
Reason and good sense triumph.
Legislating from the Bench.
Another judge (an agent of the government) making an official government proclamation about what is and isn't religion.
And I thought the constitution forbid the GOVERNMENT from establishing religion. Judges seem to be free from this restriction, and rule all the time about what IS and ISN'T religion.
I'd feel pretty upset if some judge said a symbol of MY religion was acceptable because it wasn't REALLY a religion.
Another defeat for the American Taliban.
Thank God!
Thank The Sum of All Laws of the Universe, our children may yet grow up able to compete with other scientific minds in the world.
Good. Intelligent design doesn't belong in science classes.
What was the count?
Great! Teach creation in sunday school, not science class. That's where it always belonged.
Next thing they will be shooting people in the head.(/S)
BTW ,Your post is moronic.
Yes! I wonder what housing costs are in Dover, PA?
Check later to see how thread evolves.
The constitution doesn't say anything about practicing your religion in a public school.
I don't believe this judge said you can't go to the church of your choice and worship any way you choose. That's what the separation of church and state is all about, not teaching religious "theories" in science class.
Judge's ruling, as I understand it.
How so? Religion does not belong in our schools science classes, why not? Because it's not science it's religion. Seems more like common sense to me.
"Thank The Sum of All Laws of the Universe, our children may yet grow up able to compete with other scientific minds in the world."
Yes through homeschooling.
Oh...were you meaning public schools?
Because evolution is the only scientificly proven "theory" about the existence ofthe universe.
I always thought we are told to be tolerant of other peoples beliefs and their world views. All are equal unless it involves God.
Of course Darwinism is incompatible with religion. It is secular by design. No God is needed in their world. In fact a God, if proven, would eviscerate their theory. They can't afford even a glimmer of a hint that God might actually exist or have created the world.
I have always wanted a "testible hypothesis" from the evolution crowd but there is no such testible hyposthesis to be able to get something from nothing.
They can always produce results from already created materials but have yet to create something from nothing.
I always thought we are told to be tolerant of other peoples beliefs and their world views. All are equal unless it involves God.
I'm not saying we shouldn't be respectful of creation accounts, but we can be respectful without teaching them in science class.
Not in the slightest. It's why people 500 years ago believed the Sun revolved around the Earth.
Well someone with a higher order sense had to CREATE the thread!! /s
Quick read and I you've got to like this
"Those who disagree with our holding will likely mark it as the product of an
activist judge. If so, they will have erred as this is manifestly not an activist Court.
Rather, this case came to us as the result of the activism of an ill-informed faction
on a school board, aided by a national public interest law firm eager to find a
constitutional test case on ID,"....The breathtaking inanity of the
Boards decision is evident when considered against the factual backdrop which
has now been fully revealed through this trial. The students, parents, and teachers
of the Dover Area School District deserved better than to be dragged into this legal maelstrom, with its resulting utter waste of monetary and personal resources.
As expected. I'm looking forward to reading the actual ruling.
In the meantime, I have my bag of popcorn here, and will watch the proceedings in the thread.
As I understand it, evolution theory (of whatever variety) doesn't have anything to say about the origin of the cosmos and the initial conditions attendant thereto.
The much-awaited decision in the Kitzmiller et al. v. Dover Area School District is now available.
The 139 page document finds for the plaintiffs.
Judge Jones finds that intelligent design is not science. The DASD ID policy violates both purpose and effect prongs of the Lemon test, and also violates the Pennsylvania constitution.
When it is God's hand which is holding atoms together, which is the reason God belongs in the science classroom.
Hopefully the school board won't appeal given their new members & the last election. Once is enough. They need not embarass themselves any further.
Totally false. Most religions both now and in the past are perfectly compatible with Darwin's theory. In fact, if a God were proven to exist, from a rational standpoint what it would eviscerate is the notion that Genesis is literal history.
Well, duh!!
Was any other outcome really expected? Thanks for posting it though!
Goddidit, goldang it. And if you don't agree, you're a bloodsucking Commie leftist Democrat and should be hung with all the other traitors. [/sarc]
I forgot to add the sarcasm but I am sure you got that. Never really have found in all my reading where evolution is scientifically proven. The evolution crowd still can't get around creating something from nothing though. I can't find a way around that one to start let alone the complexities of the universe.
Sure, God made the rain fall, so why bother learning about silly things like the water cycle. /sarc
Yes but who's version of God, would that be a Catholic version, or do we all get a couple of snakes and go at it.
the Judge all the biology we've done since the late 19th century flunked Bio 101.
Well, duh -- that is a necessary judicial function.
For example, if some clown in the federal pen declares that he just converted to a religion that requires him to dine on sirloin steak and pistachio ice cream every day and sues to be provided with those delicacies, then the judge is going to have to rule on whether or not this is a genuine religion or an excuse to pester the prison authorities. The same principle applies here.
So now it is going to be unlawful to read a classroom as statement that their is some problems with ToE, and there are other books in the library that promote ID for reading if they wish to explore them.
Sounds like another victory for the ACLU and their supporters. No big suprise.
"The evolution crowd still can't get around creating something from nothing though. "
Gosh all rooty. And guess what, evolution has nothing to do with the origins of life at all. So, they're not involved in that little struggle.
In some circles, to say that "evolution is compatible with Christianity" would require that evolution be banned from the classroom on those grounds. (I hope that's a joke!)
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Five things: Dare we dream it's true?
Ryan Lambert
August 29 2012 07:02AM
1. Please tell me this actually happened
Apparently, and this comes directly from Facebook via a newspaper and columnist you've never heard of in your life, but a Winnipeg Jets fan ran into Cory Sarich over the summer and asked him when he would request a trade back to his native province. Unfortunately, Sarich seems not to have responded, "Right away!" and ripped off his shirt revealing a Winnipeg Jets logo tattooed onto his chest.
"And while Sarich would be a welcomed addition to almost any team, the Jets already have enough manpower and depth on defense any way," Marshall Stevenson wrote.
No, listen though, you need Sarich. Can never have too many defensemen. He's signed for two years! His cap hit is pretty low! What more could you possibly want out of a deal like that? Man, what a pickup that would be for Winnipeg. He already knows Olli Jokinen. What will you give Jay Feaster for him? Nothing? Perfect. He'll be at the airport in the morning.
2. People going overseas
I wrote about part of this issue for Monday morning on Puck Daddy and as often happens with this kind of thing, soon after speculating on what guys might or might not do, many made decisions that immediately rendered my thoughts both obsolete and prescient.
Evgeni Malkin, for example, has potentially signed a lockout-dependent contract with the KHL side Metallurg Magnitogorsk, which you'll recall is the team he literally had to escape from in the middle of the night when he came to North America to play in the NHL. Rumors of other players have been circulating as well, including Scott Hartnell and his possible interest in playing for the Finnish hockey Kalpa, to the point where the team's GM publically acknowledged that he asked for a deal with the team.I find this all interesting. Dennis Seidenberg has kicked around the idea of playing with his brother in the German league.
Not that these players, or any others in the NHL, would attempt to ply their trades in foreign countries once they're prevented from doing so here, but more that all this is coming now, in the day or two before the NHL was allegedly going to give the Players' Association its second proposal or counter-counter-proposal or whatever else you want to call it.
I suppose I don't get the psychology of it. The owners cannot have possibly considered the league to be safe from players' jumping overseas for a few months, and even if they do, what's the big deal? As we saw with Alex Radulov, guys can come back. Perhaps not happily, at least in his case, but there's nothing that prevents them from being able to do so.
The only concern I can imagine they'd have, and it's another thing I touched on for PD, is that maybe there's a concern Scott Hartnell gets his knee whacked all to hell in his first Finnish game. This could be particularly important given that he's now locked up for too much money and too many years by Philadelphia, the owner of which seems to be very much in the driver's seat when it comes to these CBA negotiations.
The problem with this smattering of possible overseas signees, even augmented by rumors of more (including Alex Ovechkin) is that it's not going to be enough to move the needle. Haven't heard a word about Sid Crosby's plans, for example, or Zach Parise's or Jonathan Quick's or Jonathan Toews' or the Sedins' or anyone else who is considered a top-flight — more importantly: marketable — player in this league. Just Hartnell and Malkin and maybe Ovechkin and Nail Yakupov. Plus, the league knows it'll have all its good young players putting in time in the AHL anyway, so that's another possible concern to cross off your list.
Until players start making these deals en masse, no one is really going to care. And even then, will they really?
3. Here's something else about playing overseas
Y'know what, I'll say this on the subject too: Players should not only do this as a means of applying pressure to ownership in whatever weird way they think will work, but to stay on top of their games.
I don't know how many of you were around before and after the last lockout (probably most) but let's recall the cautionary tale of Jarome Iginla. He won the Rocket Richard in the year before the lockout — with a laughable 41 goals, tied with Rick Nash and Ilya Kovalchuk — and scored 27 at even strength. Then he didn't play during the lockout, and, in a league with far more scoring, he went out and scored 35 when everyone came back. Only 17 of those were at even strength. Now granted, there were about a billion more power plays in the post-lockout season than the one before it, but anecdotal evidence (the dreaded Eyeball Test) suggested he simply didn't have It, whatever It was.
I can't imagine what sitting out a lockout of more than a month or two would do to Iginla's game at this point, but the answer certainly isn't "help."
The same perhaps could be true of other players as well, but it's clear that those players who actually went and played either in the AHL or overseas during the 2004-05 lockout had a much better go of things when they returned to the NHL a year later, so that's another reason to pursue such a deal, beyond the silliness of ineffectively leaning on ownership.
4. Calgary's place in the division
So people are starting to come out with their predictions for the upcoming season and most of the ones I've seen have Calgary exactly where you'd expect: In the 10-12 spot, behind Minnesota and, obviously, Vancouver, but ahead of Edmonton and Colorado.
Yeah, that seems about right, but you gotta give a little flexibility here for the fact that either of the teams below them will perform better than we expect, or that the Wild won't be as good as the hype (Exhibit A: That defense). Most importantly, I've read some stuff, like Kent's season preview, about how things don't exactly look super-rosy for the Flames even when viewed in a vacuum, such as Iginla's continuing decline and the very real possibility that Miikka Kiprusoff comes back to earth hard.
Personally, I think finishing third in the division should be the team's goal this year, something to strive for. And I don't think it'll be handed to them on a silver platter. This is a third-place-and-not-in-the-postseason spot they'll have to fight for. That's not pleasant, but it's not unrealistic either.
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August 29 2012, 09:11AM
Unless the Coyotes are moving to Saskatchewan, I'm fairly certain that Cory Sarich will never play in his home province. Ha...
August 29 2012, 09:28AM
Good cathc. Sarich is indeed Sask born and bred. I suppose that's kinda close to Winnipeg though...
August 29 2012, 09:31AM
Well, according to the prestigious wikipedia, Sarich & Oil dman Nick Schultz are bro-inlaws... so, EDMONTON!! Doesn't get any closer to Saskatoon than that, lol.
August 29 2012, 11:33AM
There is a very decent probability that the Flames will finish either 4th or 5th in the NW division this season, if there is one. Good timing in terms of quality of draft year.
August 29 2012, 11:49AM
@First Name Unidentified
it's interesting that a lot of folks are picking MIN ahead of COL. The Avs finished 7 points ahead of them and had a goal differential of -12 to the Wild's -49.
I know Minny signed the two big whales, but they are coming from a long ways back. Im bullish on COL because of guys like O'Reilly, Landeskog, Duchene, Parentueau, Downie, McGinn as well.
If I'm picking the NW right now, it goes:
With not a lot of separation between the last 3.
My picks would be: VAN MIN CGY EDM COL
Just not sold on Colorado much like Dallas this off season and the fact that some people still think Phoenix is a playoff team is beyond me.
Compared to Edmonton, COL are very similar in terms of major weaknesses on Defense and Mediocre Goaltending, but Edmonton has much more dynamic young forwards.
P.A Parenteau had to have been the most grossly overpaid free agent signing. Thanks Tavares!! If Zetterberg inflated Hudler stats then what in the world did Tavares do for P.A he gave him tap in's. Hudler out scores P.A this season by at least 15 points.
Also its not like Colorado needs more young 2/3 line forwards thats all they have, need a game breaker or two up front. Landeskog will be in a couple years but RHN tied him for points and played in 20 less games.
O'Reilly led their team in scoring with 55 points, considering David Jones was fourth in team scoring with 37 points they didn't have much depth either. Matt Duchene will need one hell of a bounce back year if they plan on even thinking about the playoffs.
August 29 2012, 02:01PM
@Kent Wilson
I totally agree with your ranking of the 5 teams in NW division:
I think Avs will comfortably be in a palyoff position this season which obviously means they will be 2nd in the NW. Minny might be a wild card but they would definitely surprise everybody - either in a good way or in a terrible way.
"but RHN tied him for points and played in 20 less games" Yes, but Landeskog was on a much better team and played much less minutes compared to RNH. Nothing against RNH personally (I'm actually a big RNH fan) but Landeskog deserves all the credit. It's like comparing Seguin and Hall and concluding that Hall is way superior purely based on numbers. Give it a few years...
August 29 2012, 02:09PM
The Avs have some issues, first amongst them is cheap ownership. That said, I think it's likely at least one if not several of their kids take steps forward this season.
The Avs also suffered from the second lowest SH% at 5on5 last year in the league (6.8%). I doubt that happens again.
@First Name Unidentified
" Yes, but Landeskog was on a much better team and played much less minutes compared to RNH"
Gabriel Landeskog: Shifts Per Game 24.3 / Average Time On Ice 18:36 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins: Shifts Per Game 21.0 / Average Time On Ice: 17:36
Nope actually Landeskog played much more.
Langeskog is going to be a solid two-way player who consistently scores 60-70 he is also captain material, but once RHN fills out he will be a 90+ point top scorer in the league. This coming from a Flames fan.
@Kent Wilson
Ownership is a major issue and for the past two season's Colorado's weakness has been a complete lack of leadership with Adam Foote gone it only gets worse. They just didn't show up every night last season. Actually they rarely showed up as a complete team, when I watched them at least.
They have the young talent but none of them are ever going to turn into game breaker first liners in my mind outside of Landeskog who is more of complmentary player. Thought Matt Duchene was going to be but wow he was invisible last season 28 Points... What a fall from grace.
If Colorado picked up a Top. 4 Defenseman maybe they make the playoffs, but the young offensive talent they have doesn't offset the defense/goaltending complete lack of leadership. See more of a playoff push from Edmonton, though they are a year or two away.
Honestly Colorado was the only team last season that the Flames didn't bring their "a" game and still came out with the win. They did it three times against them.
August 29 2012, 03:10PM
Im willing to bet Landeskog will be considered an elite talent by the time he's 22 years old. O'Reilly is already one of the best two-way youngsters in the game as well. If Erik Johnson manages to take just one more step forward, he'll be a capable top pairing guy as well.
It's a relatively enviable core if you assume Duchene will rebound (which I do).
August 29 2012, 03:33PM
Here is a better set of stats for you from a source i trust more than TSN.CA/nhl when it comes to advanced stats and stats in general - Behindthenet
Landeskog: TOI 14.69 (5on5), 2.14 (PP), QualComp 0.036, OZone 54.8% total TOI: 16.83
RNH: TOI 14.16 (5on5), 2.92 (PP), QualComp 0.015, OZone 62.5% total TOI: 17.08
Obviously, RNH had easier minutes compared to Landeskog.
Honestly for me the main reason that I don't see Colorado's young talent having a major spike is, I know someone who had a cup of coffee with the Avalance two seasons ago, he said Joe Sacco was never around the rink. He was like a ghost.
He shows up an hour before games says a speech and high tails it out afterward. Adam Foote for all intensive purposes was the coach.
I was once in the camp that thought Duchene should have at least been considered over Tavares, but he will never succeed with a coach who is never around and like his other young teammates like Erik Johnson, need more guidance to become consistant enough to make the playoffs.
I was actually shocked when he told me because the year before he was named a finialist for the Jack Adams, it explains a lot though. Because I like many thought Colorado would be a playoff team last season. I don't think the same this season.
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You trust Behindthenet over the NHL..... Weird, I don't.
Honestly they both will be great players in their own right but in terms of offensive production think it will not even be close.
Landeskog is much more physically developed, yet in 20 less games RNH put up the same points. After watching RNH in Red Deer its only the tip of the iceberg.
Landeskog was +20 on a mediocre team so offense is absolutly not everything for him and in a couple years he could be a Captain and one of the most complete players in the league, but in terms of offense he won't touch RHN imo.
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Regarding #3, I'd be interested to see some numbers to back up the assertion that those who played in Europe (or wherever) during the lockout came back stronger than those who didn't. It seems intuitively correct, but you state it as a fact, do you have some evidence?
Regarding #3, I'd be interested to see some numbers to back up the assertion that those who played in Europe (or wherever) during the lockout came back stronger than those who didn't. It seems intuitively correct, but you state it as a fact, do you have some evidence?
I had a quick look at the Flames that went overseas during 2004-2005. Admittedly, it was a cursory look as nobody has compiled the data in one place, but from what I could tell there really wasn't a correlation between any player staying home or playing abroad and an improvement in play.
For some of the players it was already in the cards which way their careers were going to break. Marcus Nilson? Martin Sonnenberg?
While some players who stayed home had either regressions (Iginla, if I recall correctly) or improvements (Langkow had a very good year the following season).
So I really don't have any "evidence" in terms of straight stats, but it looked like what a player chooses to do during any work stoppage doesn't necessarily affect their play once work resumes.
Assuming they don't decide to sit down and eat a monster plate of yummy pancakes, of course.
Re: Standings
1: Vancouver
*Bigish Gap*
2: Calgary 3: Colarado 4: Minnesota
*Smallish Gap*
5: Edmonton
Really Minnesota may have landed the big whales of free agency but they were really not good last year. So yes they improve but not so much to turn an also ran into a surefire contender. Add to that the fact that after Suter their D stinks and they have weak weak forward depth outside the top six, add to that the inevitable injuries, and then finally add to that the possibility of a CBA that reduces the player share but involves no rollbacks (who do they buy out that equals $9M after replacement?) and you have a recipe for potential disaster in the "State of Hockey".
I'll buck the pessimism trend and say I think the Flames and Colarado both improved (and in the Flames case the likelihood that they won't be as injured as last year) and Vancouver is probably Status Quo and I think the standing shake out as above.


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Town folks are complaining, "When will we be finished with shoveling all this snow? When will spring really arrive?" Spring in Red Lodge lasts into June with heavy snowstorms and killing frosts. In the last thaw, our tulips poked up. Now they're under a snowbank.
We took a road trip to visit friends and ski three other Montana areas, two of them for the first time. Our Red Lodge Mountain passes gave us half-day prices. We left early on the 18-inch powder day for that other area known for powder. They had only 8 inches. We enjoyed exploring new runs and seeing new views. However, there's no place like home. Red Lodge Mountain has the best snow. We also have the best french fries, hot, not greasy, crunchy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. After thorough testing, none of the others came close.
Spring skiing--from blizzard to blue bird, powder to packed, ice to corn to slush. It's a game of rock-paper-scissors. On a late March morning, when hoarfrost rimed the lilacs, our wind sock twisted and flapped in all directions, and fog settled below both benches, Red Lodge Mountain was above the clouds, warm and windless.
Spring is prime Bump Season. With all of our recent snow, they aren't too big, and the tops are still soft. I am partial to bump skiing. It requires concentration, and developing any kind of rhythm is an accomplishment. Sometimes I do that. Other times I look like a gremmie out of control. On a sunny afternoon, we decided to ski Red Lodge Mountain's classic bump runs, from Hellroaring (which I think should count as four runs), to Winchester by way of Royal's Run, then on the little trail through the trees to Lobo, finishing with Thompson's, the Beer Run.
Maybe the best part of spring skiing is recovering on The Stube deck in the sun, with cold beer, hot fries, friends, and tales to tell.


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PRICE-Dale Keith "Caveman" Huntsman, age 55, passed away Jan. 28, 2011 at his home in Price after a brief battle with lung cancer.
He was born March 29, 1955, in Dragerton, Utah to Lynn Pettit and Valynn Christiansen Huntsman.
Dale was a longtime resident of Carbon County. He was a graduate of Carbon High School Class of 1973 where he was a member of the swim team.
He is survived by his life partner, Meliss Holloway, Price; sisters, Holly (Jeff Wright), Salt Lake City; Nori (Hunter Finch), West Valley.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Many thanks to the Huntsman Cancer Center, East Carbon Medical Services Clinic staff and to Community Nursing Hospice staff for their compassionate attention in his final days.
No services will be held. Dale will be scattered to the wind in a private ceremony led by Meliss Holloway on a future date. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends can share memories of Dale at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Huntsman Cancer Center in memory of Dale.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
With the conclusion last week of region 15 action, the regular season came to an end for the Emery High Lady Spartans and now post season action will begin this Friday morning at 9 a.m. at Orem High School. Eight games will be played Friday and the Lady Spartans vs. North Sevier will kick off the opening day with their early game. Four teams from each of the four 2-A regions will be vying for their seasons to continue as this week is really simple, you win, you play again but if you lose, you go home. North Sevier finished third in region 16 with an overall record of 11-9. Emery defeated North Sevier on Dec. 6 by the score of 60-30.
Emery went 2-1 over their final three games as they lost at home to Richfield 64-50 and then defeated Grand at home 54-24 and then closed out the season by defeating San Juan in Blanding by the score of 71-56. Emery finished the season with an 11-7 record and they finished region play with a 6-2 record.
Against the Richfield Wildcats, Emery started the game slowly as they fell behind 19-4 in the opening quarter and it looked at that time as to be a very long evening. Emery battled back in the second quarter to narrow the gap to 30-27 at the half. Although Emery stayed in the game right to the end, they could never overtake the number one ranked Wildcat team. Emery lost season leader in scoring for the team Ashlynn Allred midway through the third quarter with an injury as she landed on her head. Allred missed both games last week with a concussion but will be ready to play this Friday.
In their games against Grand and San Juan, Emery never let their opponents have any hope of staging an upset as they got out early and then kept the pressure on their two opponents. Emery led Grand 15-2 after the first quarter and 30-7 at the half before cruising to the win as 12 different Spartans scored in the game as Coach Stilson went to his bench early and often.
At San Juan, Emery led 16-11 at the quarter and 37-21 at the half. After the Spartans won the third period 19-14, the home team finally gave their fans something to cheer about in the closing period as they won the quarter 21-15.
Hannah Dyer led the team in scoring against both Richfield and San Juan. Dyer scored 19 points in the first game and 17 points against the Broncos. Dyer had four 3-pointers against the Wildcats and five in the other game. Shelby Allred also had a hot hand from outside against San Juan as she nailed four threes enroute to scoring 16 points.
Also scoring against Richfield were Ashlynn Allred with six points, Jeridi Price with eight points, Shelby with three points, Bailey Rasmussen with eight points and Kelcie Cox, Ashton Bell and Emily Olsen each with two points.
Also scoring against San Juan were Rasmussen with 12 points, Price with nine points, Bell with six points, Sidnee Conder with four points Olsen with three points and Cox and Cassidy Labrum with two points each. Scoring against Grand were Price with 10 points, Shelby with eight points, Rasmussen and Kambrie Hinkins with six points, Cox with four points, Emily Olsen, Camry Johnson, Paytn Jeffs and Sidnee Conder with three points each and Lacie McElprang and Lexie Huntington with two points each. The winners of this Friday's games will advance to Southern Utah University next week in Cedar City to continue play in 2-A action. Games will start on Thursday and conclude with the championship game Saturday evening.
The Emery boys team concluded their region action for the season by winning two of their three final contests and securing the second seed out of region 15 for the upcoming Utah State 2-A basketball tournament. Emery will start the post-season play by playing in the opening game this Saturday at Orem High School. Game time is set for 9 a.m. Emery will play Manti High, the third seed out of region 16.
Emery is currently ranked fourth in 2-A basketball and Manti is ranked fifth by the Salt Lake City newspapers. The top two ranked teams, Wasatch Academy and South Sevier, are both in the other side of the bracket and will probably face each other in the semifinals. The winner of the Emery-Manti game might just be favored to go all the way to the final game. Emery defeated both Grand and San Juan last week in securing the second seed after having lost the previous week to Richfield. Emery defeated Grand 89-63 and San Juan 72-62 after losing to the Wildcats 61-59 the previous week in a game that went down to the wire and concluded with a controversial call that went against the Spartans. Emery will be looking to avenge the defeat.
At Richfield, three Spartans ended the game in double figures but it wasn't quite enough as Emery lost by two. The two teams were tied at the end of each of the first three quarters and should have been tied at the end of regulation. Dawson Jensen led Emery with 18 points with Bailey Faimalo right behind with 15 points and Brendon Jorgensen ending with 12 points. Dillon Wilstead just missed double figures as he scored nine points. David Dyer scored three points and Spencer Labrum scored two points to close out the scoring. Faimalo had nine assists in the game to lead the team.
Against Grand, Faimalo not only tied for the leading scorer in the game with 12 points, Bailey also had 12 assists in the game plus five steals and four rebounds. Also scoring 12 points each were Wilstead and Curtis Mason. Joining those three in double figures were three more teammates; Labrum with 11 points and Jensen and Dyer with 10 points each. Also scoring were Logan Tuttle with five points, Jorgensen, Corbin Barnett and Drexler Tanner with four points each, Beau Roundy with three points and Gavin McDermott with two points.
Against San Juan, Emery led the entire game but could never quite shake the Broncos to secure an easy victory. Emery outscored the Broncos 15-5 in the first part of the second quarter only to see the Broncos go on a 5-11 run to narrow the gap. In the third quarter, San Juan narrowed Emery's lead to four points before the Spartans went on 11-0 run to make the home fans breathe a little easier. San Juan closed to within six points in the final period only to see Emery score the final four points of the game to secure the win. Jensen led the team with 18 points and also had seven rebounds in the game. Faimalo was right behind with 16 points and David Dyer added 15 points as he had his best game of the season. Also scoring were Jorgensen with 10 points, Wilstead with eight points and Mason with five points.


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PRICE- Loretta (Sutherland) Thayn, 71, passed away on April 22, 2006 in Price. She was born on Nov. 15, 1934 in Wallsburg to George and Grace Sutherland. In 1951, she married Alonzo (Lon) Thayn. They lived together most of their lives in Wellington on their farm. She was known for her strong spirit, and many will miss her.
Loretta is survived by her husband, Alonzo (Lon) Thayn; her seven children, Judy (David) Sanderson, Gloria (Sheldon) Oviatt, Darlene Harvel, Scott (Mary) Thayn, Clark Thayn, Valorie (Jason) Marietti, and Lon (Julie) Thayn; 16 grandsons, five granddaughters, nine great-grandsons and three great-granddaughters. Also survived by five brothers, Lamar (Harla) Sutherland, Ronald (Chris) Sutherland, Delbert (Kay) Sutherland and Ernie (Lorraine) Sutherland, all of Salt Lake, and Ray (Darlene) Sutherland of Prescott Valley, Ariz.; and one sister Linda (Danny) Schindler, of Salt Lake. Preceded in death by her parents; granddaughter, Melissa Ann Sanderson, and a brother, Ralph Sutherland.
Memorial services were held on April 27 at 11 a.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price. Friends were welcomed to visit with the family the evening prior from 6-8 p.m. at the mortuary. A luncheon was provided at the stake center at 935 East Main Street in Wellington, following services.
PRICE- Curtis Jack Abrams, age 81, passed away April 30, 2006, while surrounded by his family at the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo.
He was born Sept. 10, 1924 in Murray, Utah to Curtis Barton and Addie Mae Oman Abrams.
Married Lois Axelsen, Sept. 3, 1945 in Elko, Nev.; their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on Nov. 11, 1977.
Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Jack honorably served his country in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He drove truck a number of years for Wasatch Electric and Line Construction and later retired from Western Coal Carriers. He loved working on his model cars and trains, boating and making sure that his vehicles always looked their best. Jack's smile, warmth and friendship will be dearly missed by all.
He is survived by his wife, Lois Abrams, Price; son, Brett (Jana) Abrams, Wellington; daughters, Lynn Kenney, Price; Jackie Ungerman, Huntington; brother Howard Abrams, Salt Lake City; grandchildren, Kelli Wright, Shera (Will) Gleave, Lee Abrams, Denise (Gus) Childs, Pam Abrams, Shawn Davis, Lyndie (Casey) Miller, Alicia, Alaina and Brittany Ungerman; and seven loving great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Claude and Paul Abrams; and grandson, Joe Abrams.
Funeral service, Tues., May 2 at 1 p.m., Price North LDS Stake Center, located at 400 North 100 East. Family was at Mitchell Funeral Home Monday evening from 6-8 p.m. and at the Stake Center Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
PRICE- Verna Inez Morrison, age 81, passed away April 30, 2006 at the Parkdale Care Center in Price.
She was born June 7, 1924 in Kansas City, Mo. to Vernon and Ida Minnie Sampe Brott.
Married Charles "Chuck" E. Morrison, Feb. 14, 1948 in Fruita, Colo., he died Sept. 20, 1999.
Member of the Price Chapel-Christian Missionary Alliance. Verna was a member of Jobs Daughters, P.E.O. and organist at the Price Methodist Church for many years. She worked for Avon and Cablevision in Price. She enjoyed gardening, working in her yard and keeping score for the little league. She will be dearly missed by her family and many longtime friends.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to Parkdale Care Center and Rocky Mt. Hospice.
Survived by her two sons and one daughter, Bruce (Christine) Morrison, Springville; Wayne A. Morrison, Price; Judy (Rick) Machalek, Vestal, NY; sisters, Sylvia Birch, Roundup, Mont.; Dot Boksa, Mesa, Ariz.; six grandchildren, Tracie L. Morrison; Michael B. Morrison; Cheryl N. Sharpe, all of S.L.C.; Lisa K. Debois, Tooele; Skylar J. Spainhower, Springville; Randy V. Spainhower, Magna; and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral service, Wed., May 3, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening 7-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
Our precious angel Kantz Coulson Rich passed away unexpectedly due to unknown causes, April 26, 2006.
Survived by his parents Chuck and Lexie Taylor Rich of Cleveland, grandparents Bus and Roanna Rich, Steve and Jody Taylor, granddad John and grannie Sue Ratcliff, grandma Janet Taylor, aunts Holly and Chris and uncle Michael. Preceded in death by grandma Jeanine Rich, grandma Shelby Ratcliff, grandma and grandpa Rich, grandma and grandpa Robertson and grandpa Jack Taylor.
Graveside services and burial were held Fri., April 28 at the Cleveland Cemetery.


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See the full selection of Washer and Dryer Combinations and Stackable Laundry Centers from BrandsMart USA. Sometimes a full side by side washer and dryer is not practical. A stackable washer-dryer, also called a washer dryer combination or laundry center, is a good option for those with limited space. In a stackable washer-dryer, the dryer is mounted on top of the washer.
Washer and Dryer Combinations come in front loading and top loading varieties. Front loading types are more energy efficient, using less water like standard front loading washing machines.
Stackable Dryers can be gas or electric just like standard dryers.
Most stackable washer dryer units require a 220-volt electrical connection but do not come with a cord. A dryer cord will need to be purchased for your washer dryer combination in 3 or 4 prong configuration, depending on the age of your dwelling. Check your connection before ordering.
Washer Dryer Combo's come in two widths: 27 inches like standard washers and dryers, and 24 inches for small spaces.