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Foreign high school students are scheduled to arrive very soon for academic semester and year program homestays, and the sponsoring organization needs a few more local host families. Castle Dale area families interested in learning more about student exchange or arranging for a meeting with a community representative may call P.I.E., toll free at 1-800-631-1818.
Old Mill Camp is selling Ferron Memory Afghans. They are selling these afghans to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the settlement of Ferron. They contain historical images as well as current Ferron sites. Call 384-2648 or 384-2902 for more information.
Although there has been a big push to provide conservation information to the general public and homeowners, there has been less assistance for larger water organizations. The workshops are intended to target facilities and maintenance managers of large institutional water users.
When adjustments are made to increase the overall efficiency of a landscape, there is a potential for up to 50 percent water reduction. These workshops also offer hands-on training and direct instruction from a Utah State University horticulture professor to get them by until major changes can be made.
The workshop is held every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. The remaining workshops will be held Sept. 5 at the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District; 2837 East Highway 193, Layton; and Sept. 10 Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District; 8215 South 1300 West, West Jordan.
For more information about the workshops contact Lori Johnson at (435) 797-2255. Registration must be recieved one week in advance and space is limited.
USDA has developed an internet website for producers of livestock that "need/have" hay, haying or grazing available. The website is located at www.fsa.usda.gov and has a quick link titled FSA HayNet. This is available to assist livestock producers in finding needed hay or grazing.
Coed Volleyball will be starting on Sept. 25. For more info call Shannon at 381-2573 or Karl at 653-2270.
The Rock Canyon Trail (Orangeville) Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will be holding their first meeting on Sept. 10 at 10 a.m. in the Orangeville City Hall.
Any woman over 18 years of age, of good character, who is a lineal or legally adopted descendant of an ancestor who came to Utah before the completion of the railroad, May 10, 1869 is eligible for membership. Any woman who does not have ancestors who came to Utah before that date are still welcome to participate as Associates of Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
For more information call: 748-2857, 748-2442, 748-5459, or 748-2791.
The anticipated return of the musical "UTAH!" is coming this fall to the Tuacahn Amphitheatre. This show is the story of Jacob Hamblin and his struggle to make peace with the Paiutes.
"UTAH" will be presented in the Tuacahn Amphitheatre Monday through Saturday from Sept. 12 to Oct. 22. Show time is 7:30 p.m. A chuckwagon cookout is offered before the show beginning at 6 p.m.
To order tickets call the Tuacahn Box Office at 652-3300 or 1-800-SHOW-UTAH. For more information see www.tuacahn.org.
Emery County Care and Rehabilitation is getting ready for our annual Peach Days Bazaar and Bake Sale. Bring your craft or baked items to the sale on Sept. 7 at 10 a.m.Quilt Raffle will be held at 2 p.m.
All proceeds will go toward the residents enabling garden project started last year. Please contact Tracy, Norma, or Ilene with any questions.
There are eight quilts to be raffled to help with Monte Gee's liver transplant. The raffle will be held Sept 7 at Mayor's Park in Ferron at 12:30 p.m. immediately following the Peach Days Parade. For tickets or info call Frances at 384-2658 or Mila at 384-3267.
Sept. 3-Race Draw-6 p.m.-Fairgrounds
Sept. 6-Bike Ride-6 p.m.-Mayors Park-call 384-3399
OHV Poker Run-6 p.m.-Mayors Park-call 384-2264
Exhibits-Noon to 5 p.m.-City Hall-384-3282
Mens, Ladies & Family Golf Tournament-Millsite Golf Course-384-2887
Fund Raiser Dinner-5-8 p.m.-Fairgrounds
Fireworks-9 p.m.-Fairgrounds
Sept. 7-Breakfast-7-10 a.m.-Mayors Park
Fun Run-7 a.m.-Old Church Park-384-3133 or 384-3028
All Day Golf Tournament-Millsite Golf Course-384-2887
Parade-10 a.m.-State Street and Mill Road
Trap Shoot-11 a.m.-Emery County Landfill-contact Jason or Jeremy Jewkes
Raffle & Bake Sale-10:30 a.m.-2 p.m.-Emery County Care & Rehab. Center
Family Fun Day-Immediately following the parade-at the Mayors Park
Exhibits-Noon-5 p.m.-City Hall-384-2758
Horse Races-1 p.m.-Fairgrounds
Demolition Derby-approx. 6 p.m.-Fairgrounds
Dance-following Derby
Picture Day At Castle Dale Elementary
Castle Dale Elementary will have its annual picture day on Sept. 11. Students will have their pictures taken during the school day. Parents that would like to have pictures of pre-school children can bring them to school from 1-1:30 p.m.
Reminder: the Buckhorn District will have Cub Scout Roundtable the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Castle Dale Stakehouse. All leaders are invited to attend Sept. 12
The Huntington Camp D.U.P. will hold a meeting on Sept. 12 at 2 p.m. at the Huntington Senior Citizens Center.
Green River will host their 22nd annual men's slow pitch softball tournament on Sept. 20-22. This year we would also like to see the Coed tournament brought back to Melon Days weekend. So if you have a team and are interested in having some fun, pack up the family, load up the car, and join us for an exciting wekend of ballgames, great food, entertainment in the park, and don't forget all the free melon you can eat. Teams will be limited, so get registered early. For more info call (435) 564-8479.
Organizers of public lands day are looking for volunteers to help with the project at Swasey's Cabin on Sept. 28 at 9 a.m. Families, individuals, church groups everyone welcome. Call Margaret Fugate-Swasey to register and for more information at 381-5225.
A.W.A.N.A. Club will be starting back up again on Sept. 4, from 6-8 p.m. at the Desert Edge Christian Chapel in Huntington. There will be games, music, bible lessons, and treats. All children from age 3 through 6th grade are invited. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information call 687-2933.
The Huntington North Reservoir Resource Management Plan Project Team announces the next open house style Public Workshop on Sept. 17 from 5-7 p.m. at the Huntington Community Center, 40 North Main Street. The workshop is designed to solicit comments and suggestions from the public concerning the preliminary alternatives we have developed for the RMP. The public is welcome to attend and comments are encouraged.
The Emery County Republican Fall Dinner and Social will be held Sept. 19 at 6 p.m.at the Emery County Recreation Center in Castle Dale. There will be a program and door prizes. Get tickets from you local precinct chairman, vice chairman or at the door.
Be a Melon Days Survivor
Green River Melon Days will be Sept. 20-21.
Sept. 20:-Vendors in the City Park-Noon till dark
GR High Baseball Game with Bryce Valley-1 and 3 p.m.
Softball Tournament-City Ball Fields-all evening
Queen Pageant-High School-7 p.m.
Square Dancers-City Park-7:30 p.m.
Sept. 21:-Breakfast-City Park-sponsored by Close Up-7 a.m.
Parade-Main Street- 10 a.m.
Local Entertainment-City Park-11:30 a.m.
Vendors-City Park-All day
Softball Tournament-City Ball Field-all day and evening
Dance-Video DJ-High School-9 p.m.
Free melon-all you can eat-Saturday at the City Park.


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Sutter ups the ante
Jean Lefebvre
May 26 2009 08:56PM
To say Darryl Sutter typically plays his cards close to the vest isn't quite a strong enough statement. It's slightly more accurate to say that Sutter will not only protect his hand but also refuse to commit to a specific card game — poker? Canasta? Euchre? Go Fish? — until he's darn good and ready.
That's why it was so interesting Tuesday when the Flames general manager uncharacteristically showed everyone one — just one, mind you — of his hole cards. Sutter says he's eyeing three solid candidates for the coaching vacancy who may or may not be available to him and that if he strikes out on that front, then he himself is the best man for the job.
Just for the fun of it, let's take Sutter at face value on this one. What does his public acknowledgment of the situation say about the chances Sutter thinks he has of landing one of his Big Three? If any of that unnamed trio was considered a seriously legitimate possibility, would Sutter ever admit he's considering himself as an option? Logic says no.
Sutter on Tuesday also essentially ruled out the Jacques Lemaire scenario, if only indirectly. When asked if Lemaire — who is being championed by many fans and a few media outlets —was a candidate, Sutter replied by stating how much energy it takes to be a coach. AN NHL bench boss has to be young, Sutter hinted, or at least has to think young. The clear implication was that Lemaire, who'll be 64 before the next season starts, isn't willing to put himself through the grind anymore and is committed to semi-retirement. It still seems far-fetched that Lemaire — who despite a long career behind the bench has never been fired — would have been a candidate even if he was 54, 44 or 34.
One last thing, a clarification on a comment about the assistants in the earlier post today. As RossCreek correctly points out, the assistants — Rich Preston, Rob Cookson and David Marcoux — have all been told they're out. What remains under review is the status of former associate coach Jim Playfair and former farm club skipper Ryan McGill.
Thanks for the shoutout lol. I'm working on the new Stoney Trail and listen to the Fan960 all day (Team1260 in Edmonton when I'm around there) and heard all. Also caught a bit of the Oilers presser on CHED. I'm under the impression that Ryan McGill will be an assistant and Jamie McLennan will be the new goalie coach. Also, if Playfair decides not to take the Abbotsford gig, Dave Lowry was mentioned by Darryl himself as another possible candidate. As for other possible members of the coaching staff, here's some names of interest IMO: Brent Sutter, Peter Laviolette, Brad McCrimmon (all 3 currently technically under contract). Memorial Cup winner, and former Flame, Bob Bougner could come in as an assistant IMO as could Lowry. Marc Habschied is another name I personally wouldn't mind seeing come up. Having said all that, Darryl himself may indeed be the man.
It's clear that the Oilers aren't of the mind that a young coach is key. How old is Pat Quinn anyway? 145?
I think that Sutter needs to take the reins.
I really like your point Jean that Sutter wouldn't be making mention of the possibility that he takes the reins if he thought there was a real chance of landing one of his "big three."
I also agree with the point that there is a difference between playing your cards close to your chest and not even admitting you are playing cards in the first place. I remember Sather in Edmonton during the mid 1990s when he wouldn't even admit he was the GM of the Oilers on camera. I always thought it was a bit much then.
I hope Sutter doesn't keep everyone in the dark during the search. What harm does it do to admit you are looking at coaches when you have already fired your existing coach? It isn't exactly a state secret at that point. His statement that he makes moves on his agenda not the media's is a bit antagonistic too IMO
Maybe I am late to the dance here, but I thought Playfair was offered (and took?) the AHL gig in Abbotsford.
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Maybe I am late to the dance here, but I thought Playfair was offered (and took?) the AHL gig in Abbotsford.
Offered, yes, but no public word on his answer.
I would have to think he would take the job... though there has been a lot of movement in Coaches in the league of late - would he ever be up for a head coaching job in the NHL?
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Emery High Volleyball has entered the last week of region play with the Lady Spartans battling for a spot in the upcoming 2-A Utah State volleyball tournament. Emery and South Sevier are currently tied for the last region spot to qualify for the tournament and will face each other in the final region match in Monroe this Wednesday night.
Currently Richfield is ranked number one in the 2-A ranks and is the region champion and is undefeated in region play. San Juan is ranked number five and the Broncos are tied with Grand at 4-3 in region action. South Sevier and Emery both have one win in region action so far this season.
Emery defeated South Sevier 3-1 when they met in Castle Dale a couple of weeks ago for their lone win and South Sevier upset Grand for their lone win. The winner of this match will probably advance while the loser will stay home. Emery also will host Richfield on Tuesday night this week in their final scheduled game.
Emery played a lot of volleyball last week. On Tuesday, the Spartans traveled to Grand and lost in three straight games. Scores were 25-11, 25-21 and 25-23. On Thursday, Emery hosted San Juan and lost in four games. Scores were 25-23, 20-25, 22-25 and 17-25. Emery then traveled to Richfield to participate in a two-day tournament. On Friday, the Spartans played three games in a round robin tournament and then on Saturday, the Lady Spartans played three more games matching like teams from pool play. Both Emery's varsity and JV teams played in the tournament.
The Lady Spartans are playing better volleyball this season but unfortunately the team is playing in the toughest region in 2-A. The game Tuesday night against Richfield is scheduled to start at around 6:30 p.m.


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The Sleek works with all devices on most conventional 2G and 3G networks. Wilson signal boosters feature cell site protection technologies refined over more than a decade of research and development. Optional indoor accessory kit (sold separately) allows use at home or in the office. FCC type accepted.
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Since we first heard that Wilson was developing the Sleek, we couldn't wait to get our hands (and phones) on one. An all-in-one cell phone signal booster for any cell phone that barely costs more than some traditional antennas?! It sounded too good to be true! To our extreme excitement, it was not too good to be true - the Sleek is small, portable, effective, and affordable.
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Okay, I keep planning to do a big think piece - or really, a "what I think" piece - on where PR is going in 2006. I have no answers, I don't claim to have any answers, I'm just some kid in Phoenix that is blessed to look 10 years younger than I am, has a good ability to write, and can be sociable when needed - some not-too-bad traits for PR. For the piece, I even have a nice photo of Phil Gomes on tour for Edelman, thoughts on the so-called 25 percent and if PR is changing, and other stuff along those lines.
Heck, I even gave a quote to Ragan's newsletter about predictions for 2006. More on those thoughts on a later date, but the not-so tongue-in-cheek part of the quote was cut, where I noted that those same divisions would just be swallowed into PR as a whole, when firms realize that they do not need to separate blogging outreach from mainstream public relations.
But, yesterday I wrote about Foremski and Rubel and their posts about the coming (or shortcomings) of PR. Both wonder what PR is going to be in the future, why it is growing. I just look at it this way: the mainstream media universe is shrinking, with more and more freelancers coming out from the cuts in the media. Those freelancers are only going to be only really known by PR professionals that have relationships that are not built via blogs nor email but from good old PR, with the phone and personal, high-touch communications and not high-tech. Many thanks to Al Golin, who brought up the importance of relationships and the over-reliance of high-tech in our interview. Every one in PR should re-read the bolded line, and think it over. And, also go read Richard Edelman's fisking of the Foremski piece - as the leader of Edelman, Richard always has good points, and this is no exception.
And, yes at the same time the media universe is expanding with bloggers and podcasters and other consumer generated media (or whatever you want to call it). Those are going to take a gentle hand to work with, a gentle high-tech and high-touch feel that is going to be a new thing for PR. PR has never been about control (ha!! - if any PR person can tell me when they have had control with the media, I'll buy them a burger), but has been about messaging. That's what PR should always be about - access to the message, getting the message out.
With more and more companies launching, it is no surprise that PR is in demand because companies - after their DIY PR stage - they are going to need the professionals to lead the way. That's PR firms. Now, I read the same article in the SFBT about the growth of PR firms in the Bay (btw, one wasn't so new, but just a new name) and just yesterday I got a "sneak" peak into news from SHIFT Communications. They are now the new AOR for The Churchill Club, an organization that does harken back to the days of the dotcom era. To me, it was a nice strategy - they know I write about PR here, they pitched it with the press release (bad, but not as bad if it were an attachment), and they answered my questions on what they are going to be doing (PR, marketing - the whole of promoting the club, events, and booking speakers). Heck, they even blog so they seem to understand that universe, but when the profile says "principal of the best damn PR firm, period" and you don't get the joking tone that you do from the FOX Sports show, it comes off as ... odd.
But, all this talk of Churchill Clubs and growing PR firms and changing PR and Web 2.0 and Social Networks makes me wonder ... is PR getting caught up in the same shit as it did in the dot-com era? Can PR firms push back on clients, and say "no, that's stupid" or are we going to do the same goose steps with bad campaigns that bring in money? One of the greater benefits I have had with blogging is that I have an even better sense of what is and what is not ... a story. And, I have no problem pushing back - can firms do the same thing, or are we going to see clients raped again?
That's the real future question for PR: did we learn from the first time around, or is this bust going to make the last one look like a walk in the park?


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The Crusaders put in a performance worthy of champions on Friday, beating Super Rugby holders the Chiefs 43-15 in Christchurch.
The Crusaders put in a performance of potential champions on Friday as they hammered holders the Chiefs 43-15 at AMI Stadium in Christchurch.
These two sides rarely produce dull encounters and their fifth meeting in the space of a year did not disappoint as the Crusaders took the spoils.
Leading 19-8 at half-time courtesy of Dan Carter's boot and a 40th minute score from Kieran Read – who was returning from his international exploits – Todd Blackadder's men were deserving of the win. In fact, they produced an effort low on errors and high in intensity and quality in Christchurch.
The Chiefs meanwhile, who only need one point to secure the summit spot in the New Zealand conference, struggled without the likes of Ben Afeaki, non-starter Tim Nanai-Williams and Liam Messam. Messam was a late withdrawal due to an injury he picked up in the gym in the week.
In contrast, Read's return was just as apparent on Friday as the Crusaders began strongly when Ryan Crotty hit a solid line in midfield, which led to Dan Carter knocking over three points before he doubled the advantage with nine minutes gone. The Chiefs were struggling to keep pace.
Aaron Cruden did respond for the visitors as he knocked over three points of his own from 40 metres out with 11 minutes played, but the error count was totting up for the men from Waikato. That subsequently allowed in-form All Blacks fly-half Carter to make it 9-3.
One player also finding form at just the right time ahead of the Super Rugby play-offs and the Rugby Championship is Israel Dagg, with the full-back putting in one of his strongest showings of 2013. He would move up through the gears in the second stanza too.
The Crusaders were 12-3 up when the Chiefs managed to temporarily halt the momentum, Asaeli Tikoirotuma scoring following great work from Cruden to get them within five metres. Tawera Kerr-Barlow's intelligent cross-field kick from the recycled ball led to the grounding.
However, the Crusaders would respond at the perfect moment as Read's pick up from the base led to the number eight scoring following TMO approval. The successful conversion from Carter sent the Crusaders in at the break with a decent eleven-point cushion.
The second-half would see the Crusaders move up another gear as they went over for five superb tries that keeps alive their slim hopes of topping the New Zealand conference.
It took them just over a minute before Dagg would cross as the hosts capitalised on centre Bundee Aki's spillage and promptly went to the right side where the full-back glided over.
Dagg would turn provider on 45 minutes when he set up Read on the left touchline, with Carter's unsuccessful conversion leaving the scores now up at 31-8 in Christchurch.
Things would not improve for the Crusaders when Ryan Crotty finished well in the right corner to extend the lead to 28 points, with the game now well and truly gone for the visitors.
Craig Clarke and his charges would rally late on but despite going over through outside centre Charlie Ngatai, the Crusaders would have the final word when replacement centre Tyler Bleyendaal capitalised on a turnover before racing over from long range.
The scorers:
For Crusaders:
Tries: Read 2, Dagg, Crotty, Bleyendaal
Con: Carter 3
Pen: Carter 4
For Chiefs:
Tries: Tikoirotuma, Ngatai
Con: Horrell
Pen: Cruden
Crusaders: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Tom Marshall, 13 Ryan Crotty, 12 Tom Taylor, 11 Zac Guildford, 10 Dan Carter, 9 Andy Ellis, 8 Kieran Read (c), 7 Matt Todd, 6 George Whitelock, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Corey Flynn, 1 Wyatt Crockett.
Replacements: 16 Ben Funnell, 17 Joe Moody, 18 Tom Donnelly, 19 Luke Whitelock, 20 Willi Heinz, 21 Tyler Bleyendaal, 22 Telusa Veainu.
Chiefs: 15 Robbie Robinson, 14 Patrick Osborne, 13 Charlie Ngatai, 12 Bundee Aki, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Matt Vant Leven, 7 Sam Cane, 6 Ross Filipo, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke (c), 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Pauliasi Manu.
Replacements: 16 Mahonri Schwalger, 17 Ben Afeaki, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Tanerau Latimer, 20 Augustine Pulu, 21 Andrew Horrell, 22 Tim Nanai-Williams.
Referee: Jonathon White (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand), Kane McBride (New Zealand)
TMO: Glenn Newman (New Zealand)


text: Bilingual Benefits at Home and Abroad Feb 7, 2012 by Liz Coffin-Karlin I live in Buenos Aires full time, I was a Spanish major in college and I'm about as obsessive about Latin pop music as any actual Latina I know so naturally, people laugh when I tell them I almost didn't take AP Spanish my senior year of high school. Once upon a time, I thought foreign language classes were good for silly skits and fluffing up your college resume but looking back, I can honestly say that even if I had no idea at the time, my high school Spanish classes were probably the most important classes I took in those four years. Most colleges require language classes to graduate and have varying levels of language requirements for different study abroad programs. The thing about really trying to learn that tricky foreign language is that it lets you become part of whatever culture you're visiting, whether you flew to another continent or just visited a part of your own college city that you'd never been. Instead of being just a tourist, you can become an observer – an anthropologist of that new and exciting land – but if you don't know the language (or your basic cultural history), that task becomes impossible and you're just a tourist with a resident visa. Think about practicing your French in a New York Haitian neighborhood, your Cantonese in San Francisco Chinatown or your Arabic in Dearborn, Michigan. You don't have to fly a thousand miles away to get out of your comfort zone or expand your horizons. Now I'm not advocating walking into Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood and expecting your six words of Spanish to make you a whole bunch of new friends. Just like when you're a visitor in someone's home, be polite and know that your presence can easily become a burden rather than a novelty. If you work at understanding the people around you, finding out about their lives and listening to their opinions and goals, your limited language skills might rapidly expand. Liz Coffin-Karlin grew up in Sarasota, Florida where the sun is always shining and it's unbearably hot outside. She went to college at Northwestern University and after studying Spanish and history, she decided to study abroad in Buenos Aires. In college, she worked on the student newspaper (The Daily Northwestern), met people from all over the world at the Global Engagement Summit and, by her senior year, earned the title of 120-hour dancer at NU's annual Dance Marathon. She currently works in Buenos Aires on freedom of speech issues but is thinking about returning to the U.S. for a job in urban education.And remember, there's no need to rely on expensive student loan options to pay for your college education. For more information on finding free scholarship money for college, conduct a Scholarships.com free college scholarship search today, then apply and win! It's that easy!


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The trash talking has begun between Colorado and Washington senators about Super Bowl XLVIII.
Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., normally a quiet guy, tweeted a dig at the Seattle Seahawks and the team's ubiquitous cornerback, Richard Sherman, in response to a throwdown by Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash. Bennet, of course, is rooting for the Denver Broncos.
The Denver Post noted that Bennet had fun last week tweeting his colleague, Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., about the AFC championship game between the Broncos and New England Patriots.
Let's hope Bennett and Murray maintain a Senate-like sense of decorum and don't go off like Sherman did in his postgame rant when the Seahawks won the NFC championship that got them into the Super Bowl.
The big game is Feb. 2 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
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Oilers deal Ladislav Smid, sign Ilya Bryzgalov
Jonathan Willis
November 08 2013 05:08PM
The Edmonton Oilers have traded Ladislav Smid to the Calgary Flames. Reportedly, they have also signed goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov.
#Oilers acquire G Laurent Brossoit and C Roman Horak from @NHLFlames in exchange for D Ladislav Smid and G Olivier Roy.— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) November 8, 2013
Bryzgalov to Edmonton #tsn— Aaron Ward (@aaronward_nhl) November 9, 2013
#Oilers have reached a verbal agreement on a one-year contract with G Ilya Bryzgalov, pending completion of today's EDM-CGY trade.— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) November 9, 2013
The Trade
On it's own, this deal is a clear win for the Calgary Flames.
The only legitimate NHL player in this trade is Ladislav Smid. He has his faults; in particular he isn't an especially good puck-mover and has always been at his best when paired with a defenceman who can take primary responsibility for that part of the game. With that said, he is a legitimate middle-pairing defensive defenceman and a welcome physical presence, a guy who can kill penalties and has played some tough minutes over the years.
Olivier Roy is a marginal NHL goaltending prospect at this point, a guy still struggling to prove he can play regularly at the AHL level. Laurent Brossoit, an ex-Edmonton Oil King, is in his first year as a professional but is a better prospect long-term. Neither of these guys really matter in the NHL picture in the short term.
Roman Horak adds centre depth. He has 82 games of NHL experience but has spent most of this season with Abbotsford; he'll help the Barons a lot at centre right now and provides the Oilers with a second plausible call-up at that position (along with Linus Omark.
In the balance: the Oilers cleared cap space, but their NHL roster just got poorer.
Ilya Bryzgalov is a pretty good goalie. We don't have contract details yet, but the best guess is that we're looking at a one-year deal somewhere in the $2.0 - $2.5 million per year range. This isn't a totally surprising move; Jason Gregor reported it might happen not that long ago on this site.
Over the last five seasons, Bryzgalov has posted a 0.923 save percentage at even-strength. That makes him a little better than Devan Dubnyk and puts him in the same range as guys like Jonathan Quick, Carey Price and Corey Crawrford over that span. The difference is that Bryzgalov also famously imploded after being signed to a amassive ocntract by Philadelphia.
This is a good addition, particularly if he's being brought in to compete with Devan Dubnyk for playing time. It's not enough to explain the Smid trade, unless the contract is horrific.
That's where we are now. The Oilers are better in net at the moment, significantly worse on defence and if another move doesn't come this has been a very bad night for Craig MacTavish. Another move is probably coming, and it will need to be a good one to make up for what's already happened.
What. The. Fist?!
November 08 2013, 06:18PM
As a Flames fan, I would like to offer my apologies (for trading with a rival), my thanks (for giving us your best defenceman), and my consolation (because your defence is now absolutely the worst in the league beyond any question).
I actually think signing Bryz is an obvious and prudent decision for the Oilers. You need another option in net, and he is the best option available.
I also really like Horak. Kid has character, and I think he will become a very good 3rd liner some day.
And Brossoit has as good of a chance of being a #1 goalie as any other high-end goalie prospect.
But man, you guys got ****ed in this trade.
Gord MiIler @GMilIerTSN 2m
BREAKING: EDM trade RW Ales Hemsky + 2014 2nd Rounder for PHI RW Wayne Simmonds
Oops...fake account.
RNH for carcillo!
Had to do something. It's a start.....
November 08 2013, 05:14PM
Need to change it up Some vets have got to go! He hasn't played well and it's a good salary dump See ya SMID!
Easy there Charlie Brown, I said starter in 3 years, not tomorrow. Take a seat already.
Easy there Sparky.
There is no evidence, none, that he will ever be an NHL goaltender.
An apparent bad deal(s) may turn out to be a double win or more for the Oilers. Roy basically for Broissoit and Horak ; and Smid for Bryzalov with the cap money we had to spend . Maybe this is not nearly as bad as it first seemed , if the Flames acquisitions turn out down the line .
The Oilers could have signed Bryzgalov without making any other moves.
I like it! Smid is average at best, anyone can block shots. He sure looked great on Tampas 3rd goal last night.....
November 08 2013, 05:55PM
What this really makes is Pronger for Roman Horak and Luaren Broussouit ....seriously....wtf
November 08 2013, 05:59PM
Hopefully Ferrence gets bought out in the summer...
We could perspective have:
Petry,J.Shutlz Nhl defenseman, Nurse Klefbom, Nhl defenseman
November 08 2013, 06:22PM
I'm done with this team
Brian Lawton @brianlawton9 1m The night is getting crazier by the minute...... Hemske on the move to philly for 2 players including a forward and a D? Names start with S
Simmonds and Schenn?
Calgary Sun Sports @SUNSports 4m
Got it on good authority. #Hemsky's locker being cleared out in Philly. Looks like he's been traded. #Oilers
In each of the years Smid was on the team what place did we finish? (I shouldn't have to say the obvious here so I won't).
Bit player on a bit team. Hopefully the first of many toilet flushings.
If that is your criteria...the Oilers should flush every player on the roster.
November 08 2013, 05:51PM
Mac-T just traded Smid for my toilet plunger.....
Horrible move to make room for signing Bryz...
Mac-T wasted cap room and contracts on Labarbara and Grebeshkov.
I don't think this guy is cut out for this job.
If we didn't have god awful Ferrence, Grebeshkov, and Labarbie contracts, we could have moved Smid for a Willie Mitchell or Anton Volchenkov.
Sounds like we got Roman Horak and a ECHL goalie...
At least get Chris Breen in the deal....
@The Last Big Bear
when y'all figure out Smids only skill on breakouts is flipping it high on the boards you'll see why you creeps got bent over.
L.Schenn, M.Streit , Coutourier and Simmonds for Eberle , J.Schultz and Hemsky (of which we pay half )says my squeezie board ?
November 08 2013, 05:39PM
Have we stooped that low that we are now intentionally losing trades to the Flamers? This is incredulous! Good thing our team is loaded with tough gritty defence men. And we get another midget back for a "4th line centre". Hope Lowe and MacT had a great time partying in Toronto with Ford.
As a Calgarian and die hard Flames fan thank you Oilers for the free gift!
We get the best player in the trade and at worst a stating 4-5 defensemen who has some size and a bit of nastiness the Flames require.
What are you getting in return??
Broisoit...young guy long term project. Would not have made the Flames as we have 2 prospects ahead of him. Recently was burned in Abbotsford in 2 lopsided games and appears to have lost his confidence hence sent to Anchorage of ECHL.
Horak..hard working young centre. Could not crack a weak Flames roster. Long term 4th line LW (not Centreman - too small).
Could'nt get Calgary to take N.Shultz, Ference,or any of the creampuffs, well maybe not Petry or J.Shultz, BUT Smid was the real leader on blue line, that much was obvious. You know D-men that actually play D First,and will blead for the team.
November 08 2013, 09:58PM
In each of the years Smid was on the team what place did we finish? (I shouldn't have to say the obvious here so I won't).
Bit player on a bit team. Hopefully the first of many toilet flushings.
Horak can be a good 4rth line center, can kill penalties and gets in on the forecheck.
You can find a player like that on waivers or as free agents every offseason.
What does it matter Oilers still have Kevin Lowe, this team will be the same team as always perpetual non playoff team.
And that's where we differ, I see LB as legit #1 starter within 3 years.
I liked Smid's game but he was a passenger like most on this team. Only has 2 plus seasons in his career, last one 11/12 season.
You like these numbers?
November 08 2013, 09:56PM
In each of the years Smid was on the team what place did we finish? (I shouldn't have to say the obvious here so I won't).
Bit player on a bit team. Hopefully the first of many toilet flushings.
I have to be honest here. Smid sucks. I pretended for 8 years he was good but to be honest he really sucks.
November 09 2013, 07:31AM
wow are guys ever going over the top here with the MacT hate... if you ask me, we just stuck our rival Calgary with a 4M/year contract on a #5 defenceman for 4 years... and got them to throw in a couple of decent prospects.
In a cap world, the old adage of team getting the best player in the trade is no longer relevant, we cleared cap space, made room for Klefbom and handcuffed a rival with a contract this is only going to get worse every year
MacT, you magnificent bastard!!!
November 08 2013, 05:11PM
Had to do something. It's a start.....
Agreed. I like Smid a lot but clearly we weren't going anywhere with our current lineup.
I like getting Brossoit, at least we have a real goaltending prospect now.
Pronger.. Coming back
LB for Smid is a good trade, solid prospect for bottom 6 D man.
Bryz, meh but it should be some good comedy!
@The Last Big Bear
Absolutely right, we traded our best true defenceman and got absolutely nothing in return.
November 08 2013, 06:45PM
This is one of the worst trades in Oilers history (that wasn't dictated by economics, pending free agent status or Lauren Pronger). Or maybe it's a economics deal, clearing contracts and cap. Still, lousy hockey move.
Except Hemsky, he went to the finals in '06
I'm not sure something that happened almost 8 years ago matters that much.
November 08 2013, 05:42PM
Smid was over payed. Andy Sutton was just as effective. For half the cap hit.
I don't like the trade. But it frees up 4 million in cap room.
Pronger.. Coming back
We traded an NHL hockey player that's played 3-400 games with grit for nothing. U think we were soft before now were really soft on defense. Hey fans we are the laughing stock of the league. Mcdavid here we come next year.
November 08 2013, 07:15PM
Relax everyone. This season is done anyway. Just consider the rest of the way a 'preseason' of sorts.
Brossoit is a better goalie than Roy. Good. Smid is a #4 Dman and he was exposed playing in a higher role in Edmonton. His faults are very aparent: slow, poor passing, marginal defensive zone coverage. His position as a #4 Dman is redundant with Ference, Schultz Jr., Belov, Petry, Larson, Fedun, Mirancin & Klefbom. Don't forget that he was being paid $3.5mil: that's far to high for someone of his skill at the #4 d-spot. Sadly his intangibles will be missed. He wanted to be in Etown, married a gal from here. He'll be missed. Sadly I hope this doesn't show that Oiler management has no loyalty to the rest of the league. I fear it may.
Horak is good at hockey, better than Smid (even though they play different positions). He's a smart hockey player. He'll be a decent fit at 4th line C. Certainly better than Acton & Smyth.
Bryz aside, this isn't a fleece job on MacT.
The Bryz signing, honestly, I can't imagine what a media frenzy this will be when they play in Philly. I seriously hope he starts. I know DE won't play him but it'd be amazing drama for the two bottomfeeder teams.
If MacT is to be believed...there is no other trade pending which makes the Smid trade remarkably stupid.
If MacT is to be believed...there is no other trade pending which makes the Smid trade remarkably stupid.
C'mon man, your making Smid sound like he's Shea Weber or something.
Have to wonder how much better we might be if Burke were our GM /President ? A lot better ?
November 08 2013, 11:29PM
"Not a good night for Mactavish" is a polite understatement. It's foolish and desperate. Teams trying to improve do not trade real NHL players for magic beans.
I knew MacT would suck as a GM, but in my wildest dreams I never thought he would be this bad.
Bryzgalov just signed here , Smid gone for cap reasons
Bryzgalov just signed here , Smid gone for cap reasons
John Shannon @JSportsnet 1m Oilers make Bryzgalov signing official. 1 year deal.
Adam Proteau @Proteautype 4m
Ilya Bryzgalov signing with the Oilers is karmic payback to the media from The Hockey Gods for enduring the last lockout.
November 08 2013, 06:19PM
Good trade I liked Smid you never questioned his effort he gave his all every game but really we have at least 3 guys that can replace him and with some offensive ability Bryz is going to supply entertainment if nothing else and it's perfect DD is going to be looking over his shoulder now Give it 10 games and let's see what happens
Calm down.... MacT isn't done yet. Yes Calgary won that trade but as already mentioned its for cap space.... Something big is brewing I'm sure of it
As a Calgarian and die hard Flames fan thank you Oilers for the free gift!
We get the best player in the trade and at worst a stating 4-5 defensemen who has some size and a bit of nastiness the Flames require.
What are you getting in return??
Broisoit...young guy long term project. Would not have made the Flames as we have 2 prospects ahead of him. Recently was burned in Abbotsford in 2 lopsided games and appears to have lost his confidence hence sent to Anchorage of ECHL.
Horak..hard working young centre. Could not crack a weak Flames roster. Long term 4th line LW (not Centreman - too small).
C'mon man, your making Smid sound like he's Shea Weber or something.
Hey. I'm not a big fan of Smid but he is an actual NHL player...likely a 5-6 D on a decent team.
But he was traded for Horak, who you can find in the remainder bin at K-Mart anytime you like and a G prospect who is many years away, if ever.
The old saying that "the team that gets the best player wins the trade" leaves this as a HUGE win for the Flames.
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Stop by for any of the specialty or create-your-own pizzas or calzones/strombolis. You can side that with a salad and fresh cold beer.
4204 Main Street Brewing Company - Alton
This restaurant is known for the many varieties of beers that complement the food. Brews include Blonde Ale, Chocolate Stout, Saison ( a farmhouse ale brewed in the Belgian style), several different IPA's. Hefeweizen and more. Menu includes certified angus beef steaks, pastas, seafood, burgers and sandwiches.
4204 Main Street Brewing Company - Belleville
At 4204 Main Street Brewing Company we believe simple and amazing food and beer pairing is a staple in life and we wanted to share that. Our neighborhood restaurant and brewery is a place to meet, experience amazing food, carefully brewed local beer and to enjoy life. Whether you love food or you love beer you've come to the right place. We are here for the food and beer lovers just like us.
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Acapulco has a variety of authentic Mexican cuisine for the whole family.
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At the Acropolis Greek Cafe you can enjoy great food in a cozy, home like atmosphere. Located in a beautiful historic building.
Alfonso's has delicious Italian food with excellent service and carry-out.
Alton Sports Tap is everyone's favorite place in town to catch a game. With screens all around, you are sure to find the best games on during every time of the year, and every seat in the house offers the perfect view. Kids and adults alike will enjoy our wide selection of pinball, darts and video games with a few classics including bags and golf. Pull up a chair and make a new friend where the sports are always on, the food is always hot and the good times are rolling!
Andria's Countryside Restaurant
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Since 1979, Andria's has been serving O'Fallon with delicious appetizers, seafood, steak, prime rib, pork chops, and much more.
Annie's Frozen Custard has a variety of tasty flavors and portions so generous two can share.
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Argosy Casino - Captain's Table Buffet
Even the heartiest of appetites is no match for the Captain's Table Buffet. Enjoy seasonal favorites, hand-selected by our chefs. From comfort foods like special-recipe fried chicken and mashed potatoes to fresh fish and steamed vegetables we are sure to have exactly what you are looking for.
A breathtaking view of the Upper Mississippi and the Clark Bridge is the perfect complement to the Journey menu that has prime cuts of USDA Choice beef, the freshest seafood, mouthwatering pasta and so much more.
Aroy Thai Cuisine is just across the street from the Green Mount Crossing Shopping Center. You'll find all of your thai favorites... from crab rangoon to curry to pad Thai.
Arthur's offers delicious, homestyle barbeque with a wonderful smokey flavor to satisfy any barbeque lover.
CITY:East St. Louis
The Bamboo Valley offers a large buffet full of your Chinese favorites, and some of your American favorites. Or, if you would rather have a great sit down meal, Bamboo Valley offers a large menu of made to order items.
Bandana's- Bar-B-Q is Southern Style BBQ - seasoned with a "dry rub" and cooked sauceless,then hand-cut to order straight from the smoker. All Bandana's pork, beef, chicken and ribs are specially prepared over a pit of select hardwoods to create our signature smoked flavor.
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Bluff City Grill Restaurant and Bar
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Boogies is Maryville's #1 spot for steaks, sports, burgers, cold beer, hot wings, and Good Times. Now a Wi-Fi hot spot, complimentary for all our guests!"
From smoked salmon ragoon to the Thai barbeque pizzette, the seasonal menu is always fresh and healthy. Come for the food or just relax and try one of the fun martinis, approachable wine list, lots of beers and specialty drinks.
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Located just a few blocks from the riverfront Argosy Casino Alton, this bar hosts drag shows every weekend, karaoke on Thursdays, amateur drag queen and king shows the last Wednesday of the month, and dancing to DJ-driven music.
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Bully's specialize in slow cooked 'Award Winning' southern style barbecue as well as a variety of sandwiches, fish and desserts. They smoke their quality meats with fresh cut hickory and cook them at low temperatures for juicy tenderness. Bully's cooks its pork shoulders for over 15 hours and it's ribs for over 6 hours! If you have ever experienced 'fall off the bone' tenderness and a distinct hickory flavor, you can understand what makes Bully's Smokehouse legendary. After cooking is complete, they hand pull and chop on the best-selected portions. Bully's four signature sauces will make sure your cravings are filled! All of our soups and side dished are 'made from scratch' daily from the best ingredients! Bully's Smokehouse envisioned a restaurant that would feed the body as well as the soul with amazing food, great service and relaxing atmosphere.
Bully's specialize in slow cooked 'Award Winning' southern style barbecue as well as a variety of sandwiches, fish and desserts. They smoke their quality meats with fresh cut hickory and cook them at low temperatures for juicy tenderness. Bully's cooks its pork shoulders for over 15 hours and it's ribs for over 6 hours! If you have ever experienced 'fall off the bone' tenderness and a distinct hickory flavor, you can understand what makes Bully's Smokehouse legendary. After cooking is complete, they hand pull and chop on the best-selected portions. Bully's four signature sauces will make sure your cravings are filled! All of our soups and side dished are 'made from scratch' daily from the best ingredients! Bully's Smokehouse envisioned a restaurant that would feed the body as well as the soul with amazing food, great service and relaxing atmosphere.
Get ready for pulled pork, kabobs and Southern style ribs that will have you coming back for more! Try your favorite meat with one of the homemade sauces at Carver's, or served up with a side of homemade slaw, potato salad or baked beans. Hours: Monday - Friday, 11 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, 10:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Casa Azteca offers delicious Mexican food for the whole family.
Casa Romero Mexican Restaurant & Cantina
Craving a little south of the border sizzle? Casa Romero Mexican Restaurant & Cantina boasts some of the most authentic Mexican dishes in the area. Casa has the standard Mexican tacos, enchiladas, burritos and chimichangas. But step out a little with the Fiesta Seafood Nachos or the Tequila Fiesta Shrimp. Also known for margaritas. Hours: Monday - Thursday, 11 a.m. - 9:30 p.m., Friday, 11 a.m. - 10:30 p.m., Saturday, Noon - 10:30 p.m. and Sunday, Noon - 9 p.m.
CITY:East Alton
Caseyville Cafe offers a variety of delicous American classics for the whole family.
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CITY:East St. Louis
Come for the flavor! Their three restaurants feature a variety of mouthwatering cuisine that will satisfy your appetite. The Market Street Buffet features a delightful array of well known dishes from cultures around the world at an unbelievable price. Enjoy a juicy steak, tender prime rib or succulent seafood dinner at Prime Steakhouse, the Casino Queen's fine dining restaurant. Prime features a menu prepared by our award-winning chef served in an intimate atmosphere. Sevens, the area's hottest sports lounge and nightclub! Now serving 29 degree draft beer! New 15 minute guarantee Express Lunch Menu Mon.-Fri. 11:30-3:00pm With a menu ranging from shrimp cocktail to prime rib sandwiches, Deli & Chips is the perfect place to grab a quick bite in between jackpots.
CITY:East St. Louis
This is the region's oldest restaurant, operating for nearly 80 years with the same family of ownership. What started out on a farm to feed people from the coal mines of Illinois, soon introduced a specialty fried chicken called Talk-N-Chic. The Castelli family restaurant is a mainstay and a must eat location for all people. If fried chicken is not your favorite, try some of the signature Italian dishes with homemade tortellini, fettuccine and an incredibly puffy and delicious deep fried-ravioli!
Castletown has great food, great service, and a wonderful atmosphere. Try one of Castletowns delicious burgers or homemade Irish Stew.
Charlie's offers generous portions of great food at an affordable price.
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Home of the hand-dipped double coated onion rings, Chico's offers daily food and drink specials. Burgers, sandwiches and wraps and pizzas are among the menu features. Karaoke each Wednesday. Hours: Sunday - Thursday, 11 a.m. - 1 a.m. and Friday - Saturday, 11 a.m. - 2 a.m.
CITY:Wood River
China King has a wonderful variety of delicious Chinese food for the whole family.
Imagine a store filled with chocolate - chocolate turtles, carmels, cupcakes and tiered cakes. Add in a dash of antiques and collectibles and you have Chocolate Air in Godfrey. This homey store makes all its chocolate creations from scratch so they are sure to delight. Don't leave without trying their three signature confections: Turtles, Chocolate Covered Bacon and Chocolate Covered Strawberries. Hours: Tuesday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Chubby's Warehouse Bar & Grill
Taking a cruise on the motorcycle today? Come to Alton and stop at Chubby's Warehouse Bar and Grill. Chubby's offers good food at a great price and ice cold beer. Spacious indoor and outdoor seating available. Must be 21 to enter. Open Tuesday - Thursday 11 a.m. - 1 a.m., Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 a.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. - 1 a.m.
Cinco de Mayo's menu is full of Mexican dishes in a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
Come in for one of the best dining experiences you will have, in a great environment, surrounded by happy people, awesome drinks and fun food. We're incredibly grateful for having had such amazing friends, family, teachers and mentors along the way. We hope everyone will share in our imagination and desire for creative cooking. Let's eat!
Clifton Country Inn & Bake Shop
If its biscuits and gravy you crave, then Clifton Country Inn & Bake Shop is the place to go in Godfrey. In addition to traditional bakery goods like donuts, this family-owned diner also features a full breakfast and lunch menu. There are also daily lunch specials. Hours: Monday - Friday, 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. and Saturday - Sunday, 6 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Clinton Hill offers delicious food, daily drink specials, and a sports bar with nine TVs for viewing all sporting events.
In business since 1998, this Belleville gay bar features karaoke on Wednesdays, and dancing to live DJs on select Saturday nights.
Columbia City Saloon Bar & Grill
Columbia City has great beer, burgers, sandwiches, and more on their menu. After dinner, try your hand bowling.
D.S. Vespers offers delicious food and cold drinks in a gread pub atmosphere.
Dairy King offers everything from slushes, shakes and concretes to breakfast items, hamburgers, sandwiches, wraps and more.
Dandy Inn Irish Pub & Restaurant
The Dandy Inn has good food and friendly service, and is among the oldest taverns in St. Clair County. Local lore says that Abraham Lincoln used to visit the tavern.
CITY:Fairview Heights
We offer quality baked goods, made the old-fashioned way, handcrafted with love and care just for you. Everything is made fresh from scratch daily and in small batches to deliver the best taste and quality using only the finest ingredients... pure sweet butter, Valhrona and Guittard chocolates, Madasgascar Bourbon vanilla and the freshest fruit. We strive to make our desserts deliciously divine, beautiful and distinctive!
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At the Dew Drop Inn come in and enjoy good food and drinks.
CITY:St. Jacob
Doc Holliday's Saloon & Eatery
In the mood for a "Shoot Out" filet mignon? How about a "Cowboy" on your dinner plate? Steaks, fish, ribs and pasta are among the many entrees available at Doc Holliday's Saloon & Eatery located in Cottage Hills (between Alton and Bethalto). This full-service bar and restaurant carries out the western theme with its menu offerings from Doc's Smoked Ribs to the OK Corral Sirloin. For smaller appetites, pizza and sandwiches are also available. Hours: Daily 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. The bar is open until 2 a.m. Su - F and 3 a.m. on Saturday.
CITY:Cottage Hills
Don and Penny's is a family owned bar in downtown Alton. Both Don and Penny can be found nearly ever night at the bar visiting with old friends or making new ones. If you're looking for a affordable home cooked meal and friendly people, you've come to the right place! Drink specials and live entertainment throughout the year.
The original Wood River Sports Bar, Donzo's offers family-friendly dining options as well as a full service bar. Daily specials and even better specials when the Cardinals play the Cubs! Watch your favorite sporting event while you dine. Open daily 11 a.m. - 2 a.m.
CITY:Wood River
Dos Gorditos offers a variety of authentic delicious Mexican cuisine in a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Dr. Jazz Soda Fountain & Grille
Come and experience the flavor of an old time soda fountain. Dr. Jazz is an old-fashioned parlor featuring Cedar Crest Ice Cream, hot dogs, sandwiches, soups, salads, and much more.
Dragon Palace offers delicious authentic Chinese food. Buffet, Carry-out.
Dreamland Palace German Restaurant
Monroe County's only German restaurant and Bavarian wine garden.
CITY:Foster Pond
Satisfy your sweet tooth with cream scoop at Dreamy Creamy Ice Cream.
Duke Bakery is a full line retail bakery specializing in wedding cakes, specialty cakes, donuts, pastries, pies, breads, buns, and cookies since 1951.
Eagles Nest has a varied menu where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner. The place is clean, cheerful and features home-cooked fare. Very reasonably priced.
A vast and tasty variety of food from Sushi to crab legs.
Eckert's Country Restaurant offers delicous home-cooked food. Try our all-you-can-eat fried chicken dinner or one of our homemade pies.
Stop by for real homemade Mexican food. Can enjoy us at our Alton, Godfrey or Bethalto locations. Don't forget the margarita! Hours: Sunday - Thursday, 11 a.m. - 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Elijah P.'s Burgers and Brews is a themed restaurant that celebrates Alton area history. Menu includes gourmet burgers, and other upscale menu items. Also serving 60 different beers on tap.
The expanded menu options at Erato Wine Bar encompass not only a large selection of boutique wines but an array of international beers, over one hundred spirits, and locally derived cuisine. Erato Wine Bar continues to focus on an ever progressive menu to better serve our patrons.
Fast Eddie's Bon Air in Alton is like no other. Over 4,000 half barrels of beer and thousands of cases of cans, bottles and liquor quench the thirst of our patrons every year. Some even say that Bon Air is the #1 volume bar in the world. A food bar serves an assortment of grilled burgers, Big Elwood Steak on a stick, bratwurst and boiled shrimp all sold at the same low prices as when they were added nineteen years ago.
Fat Daddy's Catering Concessio
Fat Daddy's offers a variety of burgers, sandwiches, tacos and more. Located in the VFW Hall, caters to military, but the public is welcome! Bring the whole family or come by yourself. Popular chili made from scratch in-house, fried chicken, and fish fry on Fridays. Full bar. Take out menu, children's menu. Outdoor seating will be available in the near future.
CITY:Fairview Heights
Fazzi's Bar & Grill features Greek food and generous portions.
Awesome homemade soups made daily at this little family-style diner which offers a larger, more varied menu than many bigger restaurants. One-of-a-kiind sandwiches include gyros, corned beef, and breaded tenderloin. Breakfast is also served. Billed as a "must" stop for anyone in the Wood River area. Hours: Daily 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.
CITY:Wood River
Fiona's offers a variety of delicious home cooked traditional American food. Family-friendly; children's menu. Open 24 hours Sunday - Wednesday.
Artisan retail bake shop offering a variety of baked goods and wedding cakes. Open Monday-Friday from 7 a.m to 5 p.m. and Saturday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
CITY:East Alton
Fischer's offers outstanding food and service for any dining occasion. From a delicious breakfast to a succulent steak dinner, Fischer's is the dining experience you've been looking for.
At Fletcher's the food is creatively prepared to make delicious and unique dishes. With a comfortable atmosphere and great service, Fletcher's is a great place to enjoy a good meal with family and friends.
Fortel's Pizza Den was honored by USA Today, the Riverfront Times, and many more as an outstanding "Mom and Pop" Pizzeria. Fortel's uses only the freshest ingredients, their dough is made in the store everyday, and they use 100% real mozzarella cheese.
CITY:Fairview Heights
Home of the $5 pizza on Mondays and 25-cent wings on Wednesday, the Franchise Sports Bar and Grill is an upscale sports bar that is also family friendly. Varied menu which ranges from catfish sandwiches to shrimp/lobster ravioli to ham and beans with cornbread. Hours: Monday - Saturday, 11 a.m. - midnight and Sunday, noon - Midnight.
CITY:Wood River
This locally owned Italian restaurant features pasta, pizza and specialty items.
Friday's South has a great atmosphere for enjoying delicious pizza and burgers with friends and family.
In a restored 1870s building, Gallager's offers delicious food such as crab cakes, chicken and sausage gumbo, grilled salmon, a century-old bar, and great service. Beer and wine specials on Wednesdays. Appetizer specials on Fridays.
Set in a cozy, eclectic atmosphere, the Garden Gate Tea Room has delicious food and great service, and is perfect for parties and events.
CITY:Granite City
Gary's has delicious food in a casual, homey atmosphere, and served by a cheerful and friendly staff.
Pizza, sandwiches and fun for the whole family,
Gator's has great frozen custard and other treats, delicious and fun for the whole family.
Stop by this old-fashioned diner featuring American and Greek dishes. Family owned restaurant serving breakfast and lunch. You'll find tasty meals that are reasonably priced.
Geno's 140 Club in Bethalto is a great place to have lunch or dinner. The original owners began Geno's in 1942. The same traditions of excellent food and friendly service were begun on their opening day and have continued. Famous for our steaks, stromboli and salads, Geno's 140 Club has a wide menu that has something for everyone. Pasta and sandwiches are offered alongside steak and chicken entrees, with generous portions to satisfy the appetite. Venture out to Bethalto for your next meal at Geno's 140 Club. We'll be happy to see you and you'll be glad you came.
Located in Historic Downtown Alton, Gentelin's offers a relaxed fine dining experience with an incredible view of Alton's famous Clark Bridge. The restaurant features a full menu ranging from appetizers and sandwiches, to pasta, steak and seafood. There is something to satisfy everyone's taste buds!
You're in for good food in a relaxing atmosphere when you go to Geo Wings & More. There is something for everyone here, wings of all varieties, salads and pizza.
Ginger Buffet has five types of sushi, beef & broccoli, General Tsao's chicken, and many other buffet items, a large dessert bar, a large salad bar, and much more.
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One of the earliest and strongest colonial centers, Hartford and two other towns formed (1639) the Connecticut Colony, adopting the Fundamental Orders. From 1701 to 1875 it was joint capital with New Haven. It was an important military supply depot during the American Revolution, and in 1814–15, it hosted the Hartford Convention. The Hartford Courant, founded in 1764, is one of the country's oldest newspapers.
Landmarks include the old statehouse (1796; designed by Charles Bulfinch), where the Hartford Convention met; the site of the Charter Oak; the capitol (completed 1878; designed by Richard M. Upjohn); and the famous Travelers Insurance tower. Hartford has a noted art museum (the Wadsworth Atheneum), a symphony orchestra, and opera and ballet companies. The Connecticut state library includes the Colt collection of firearms. Other attractions are the Harriet Beecher Stowe House (1871), where Stowe lived from 1873 to 1896, and the Mark Twain House (1873–74). Noah Webster, John Fiske, and the elder J. P. Morgan were born in Hartford; the theologian Horace Bushnell, the author Charles Dudley Warner, and the poet Wallace Stevens lived there. The city's many parks include Elizabeth Park, scene of an annual rose festival, and Colt Park. Among Hartford's institutions of higher education are Trinity College, the Univ. of Hartford, Hartford College for Women, and a branch of the Univ. of Connecticut and its schools of law and social work. There is also the American School for the Deaf and the Connecticut Institute for the Blind.
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By GARY ARRINGTON
This is championship week in my fantasy football leagues and I had to do the darndest thing, I had to call my opponent and remind him to clean up his lineup because it was currently illegal. I think there is something wrong with this but I decided that there was no way that I could take a win this way.
Fantasy sports are a hot topic right now. You have fantasy football, fantasy basketball, fantasy baseball. In these leagues, you are the team coach or general manager or a combination of both. You have to draft the right players or trade for the right players or pick up the right player off the waiver wire and then you have to make sure the player that actually does the best is in your lineup and not on your bench. That is not as easy as it sounds.
In football, you play a quarterback, two running backs, two wide receivers, a tight end, a kicker and a defense. You can have a bench of six additional players. In basketball, you start a point guard, a shooting guard, a shooting forward, a power forward, a center and two others. You have a bench of five additional players.
Anyway, it is championship week and my team, the Phalcons, is in the title game. The league is made up of sons, sons-in-law, nephews, in-laws, brothers and such. It is intense. Our wives believe that we would not communicate if we did not talk fantasy sports. That could be possible but I doubt it.
Here is my team. At quarterback, I will start either Matt Leinart or Alex Smith, this is my weak position. The game could be won on playing the right one of these two. At running back, I will start Brian Westbrook and Frank Gore, both in the top six running backs. At wide receiver, I will start Chad Johnson and Steve Smith, both in the top five in receivers. At tight end it is Antonio Gates, the best at his position for three straight seasons. My kicker is John Kasay; kickers are interchangeable and no big deal. And finally my defense is the Steelers, currently number seven in the league. I am counting on these guys for the championship, good luck to me.
Now most of you probably assume that this is my only fantasy football team and on that you would be wrong. If you are going to play once, then why not play twice and in my case add a third team. And that I did, this time with a bunch of people that I do not know as they live all over the country, mostly from the south. In this league, I am also playing for the championship this week. The team I have in this league, exciting as it may be to be winning and playing for all the money, OK there is no money and in fact there is no fame or notoriety or anything; pains me because I have to depend on a couple of Cowboys to win. I hate the Cowboys but it is equally appalling that I actually have two sons-in-law, that is both of them if you are counting, that actually are Cowboy lovers. That is their downfall but I guess if they are actually going to have an imperfection, this is one that I can almost live with, but since they live with my daughters and not me, why worry about it. I am a 49er fan and have been for a long time and I still play two of them even though they stink right now.
My third team finished out of the money, out of everything as I could not beat the injury bug in this league. But two out of three is not bad.


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Hi, I am still looking for the "Ackenthorpe Hall" from 4.50 from Paddington with Margaret Rutherford. Also seen in Danger Man (episode: The lonely chair). Anyone a good idea. If you want , you can look uo at my homepage www.margaretrutherford.com (Miss Marple Filme) where I posted my pictures taken from the locations of the 4 Miss Marple movies from the 1960s, Greets from Germany. Klaus
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Just sent to the Avengerland site by Simon Finch:
'The house used in the DANGER MAN episode The Lonely Chair and also MURDER SHE SAID, the Margaret Rutherford film was 'Radnor Hall', in Allum Lane, Elstree; only a short distance from the MGM studios. Sadly it appears to have been demolished almost as soon as the film crews had left. There are 5 pictures of the house in the collection at Borehamwood Library which between them identify it beyond doubt. The site of the house is now a waste recycling centre run by Hertsmere Council.'
what do they out of destroying beautiful Buildings.
I am sure that the pictures in Borehamwood Library & Ackenthorpe Hall are the same place & these are all captioned Radnor Hall. There is always the slight possibility that they have been miscaptioned though & there are some minor inconsistencies between maps & descriptions of Radnor Hall, & the pictures at the library.
So I'm 100% sure that Ackenthorpe Hall is not Oakley Court, 100% sure that the house pictured at Borehamwood Library is the one used as Ackenthorpe Hall & 99% sure that this house was Radnor Hall.
I hope to clear up these slight doubts soon & am waiting for permission from the owners to post the pictures.
Simon Finch
You're definitely right, Simon - certainly not Oakley Court (famed for its use in countless Hammer films etc).
Quite agree with Flynn, as well. The replacement of a fine nineteenth century house like this with a household recycling site beggars belief!
I'm certain that it is not Oakley Court, and I'm quite happy to back up Simon's suggestion.
The house was demolished in the spring of 1962, initially to make way for a caravan park. The stables (were these used as the outbuildings in the scene where Miss Maple is searching for the body?) survived until around 1973. If they shot over 6 days surely they must have done more that the scenes in front of the house itself.
Interesting stuff Simon: thank you for unearthing that!
It will add a new perspective the next time I'm watching Murder She Said.
www.margaretrutherford.com under the link "wußtest Du schon/News").
He is quite sure, that the golf scenes of "Murder she said" were taken near Linslade Bridge (Hertfordshired border). In these scenes you see Ackenthorpe Hall in the back. He remembers also that a train line was nearby, when they shot the golf scene in Murder she said. I took already a walk between Cheddington and Bridego-Bridge (train robbery) along the railway. I will talk the other half from Lindslade to Bridego Bridge soon...Maybe I can find out something. Are there any pictures of Radnor Hall, before it was torn down in 1962? Is the front we can see when Miss Marple walks towards the building the same building as we see the rear-Entrance with the lions? I Know: Questions about questions? Hugs to all of you froom germany. Rule Britannia! Klaus
I have 6 pictures of Radnor Hall before demolition. Undated but probably from the 1920s & 30s. I don't have permission to post them here but can post them to another site with a link from here. I will do this when I can, before Christmas I hope. Everyone who's seen them is in no doubt that it is Ackenthorpe Hall, even without the letter from MGM. All the shots of the house used in the film are the same side (North East) but there may have been some use of the outbuildings too. Incidentally one of the pictures is of the garden front, (not used in Murder She Said) it shows that side of the house to be remarkably similar to that used in Margaret Rutherford's earlier film Blithe Spirit. They are not exactly the same but very much in the same style. I wonder if this may have influenced the choice of location?
The scenes where Margaret Rutherford & Ronnie Raymond are looking for the golf ball could well have been shot at a different location as the house is not visible but where she drives the ball from is definitely Radnor Hall. Does Ronnie Raymond remember the final scene, where the car drives away with 'Just married' on the back? He's standing right next to the front wall of the house in that one.
mistermarple: I am very interested to find out where Ronnie Raymond is today. Can you shed some light and how one might communicate with him?


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To say that Pork Barrel BBQ loves barbeque would be a vast understatement. They don't just love it – they eat, sleep, breathe and live it. And now, they smell like it too.
It's been a fast and wild ride to the top for Heath Hall and Brett Thompson; the head cooks of Pork Barrel BBQ. Since entering the BBQ arena in 2009, the Washington, D.C.-based team has created a wildly popular BBQ sauce, won a reality TV show, created a cologne called 'Que, launched a social networking site and has plans to open a restaurant in the coming months. Oh, yeah, and they were also just crowned the Grand Champion of the Safeway National Capitol Barbecue Battle in their hometown.
In addition, Pork Barrel BBQ finished in the top 10 of all four KCBS categories – chicken, ribs, pork and brisket. They were also named the Kingsford Points Chase winner.
In 2006, Heath and Brett were working for U.S. Sen. Jim Talent when they came up with the idea for Pork Barrel BBQ. A mere two years later, they launched their first product, Pork Barrel BBQ's All-American Spice Rub.
A desire to see how they stacked up against other BBQ'ers and to help market their sauce led Heath and Brett to enter their first contest in 2009 – the Safeway National Capital Barbecue Battle. It was that event that solidified the quality of their BBQ sauce – they took home second in the sauce category.
Pork Barrel BBQ consists of Heath, Brett, Rex and Barbara Hall, Rex Holmes, Nisha Wagle, Bill Blackburn, Mike Anderson and Susan Thompson. The team plans to compete in 20 contests this year.
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RPD Looking Into Attempted Abduction
Richland police are looking into an attempted abduction which took place this morning as a woman was making her way to work. Below is the official release from the RPD:
Suspect: White male, 30-40 years of age, 5'09" to 5'11", 190-200 lbs
Last Wearing: Dark shirt with white undershirt, blue jeans
On 1-2-2013 at approximately 4:30 AM officers responded to the 1000 block of Potter Ave. on a report of an attempted abduction. A female told investigators that she was getting into her vehicle preparing to leave for work when a subject approached her on foot. He was wearing a dark colored mask and gloves. The subject grabbed her and tried to force her into the car. The victim began struggling with the suspect who fought with her and used what was described as a hand held stun gun on her.
The victim was able to activate the panic button on her key fob causing the alarm system on her vehicle to activate. Family members of the victim came out of the residence and began chasing the subject. The suspect ran into the area of the 1200 block of Perkins Ave. where his pursuers lost sight of him.
As the victim struggled with the suspect she was able to pull his mask off. His gloves also came off in the fight. All three pieces of evidence were recovered at the scene. The victim sustained injuries to her hands and face but did not require medical attention.
No vehicle is associated with the suspect.
Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact the Richland Police Department at 509-628-0333.


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About Us
Cook Library
About Cook Library
Cook Library, located on the Hattiesburg campus, contains the principal collections of books, periodicals, microforms, government documents, and other materials which directly support the research and instructional programs of The University of Southern Mississippi at all levels.
Cook Library has five floors. Library services are generally available on the first and second floors, while library collections are housed on all five floors of the building. Some non-library services are also located inside the Cook Library building.
Read the Welcome to Cook Library guide to quickly get started using Cook Library, or use the links below to find more detailed information.
First Floor, lobby area
First Floor, Learning Commons - Services
First Floor, Learning Commons - Collections
Second Floor - Services
Second Floor - Collections
Third Floor: books and bound periodicals with call numbers DA100-KF3999
Fourth Floor: books and bound periodicals with call numbers KF4000-QA43
Fifth Floor: books and bound periocials with call numbers QA47-Z


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Dispatchers play a very important roll in our community. Without them, our emergency medical technicians, firefighters, and even our police officers could not perform their best.
They are the key person between you and help in an emergency. They answer calls for help everyday, ranging from heart attacks, to auto accidents, to fires, to domestic issues.
They can give you instruction over the phone to help you in an emergency situation (like tell you how to perform the Heimlich maneuver when someone is choking). They are there to help us 24 hours a day, 7days a week.
However, especially in a large scale emergency, we need to remember not to tie up the 911 lines for non-emergencies, and that the radio is one of our best friends for information. And, in some cases, a battery operated or hand-cranked radio is an essential need. KARB 98.3 FM, and KOAL 750 AM are our local emergency broadcast stations.