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Wing technology trickles down to youth sailors
By ORACLE Racing Comms // May 2, 2011
The America's Cup is such a technology-driven event that it often
benefits the sport of sailing as a whole. Past innovations such as the
wing keel have helped cruising yachts achieve shallower drafts so that
they can get closer to shorelines. And advancements in sail technology
benefit every layer of the sport.
When it was announced that wingsails would be used in the 34th
America's Cup, many wondered how the technology would trickle down
through the sport. While the final applications are far from decided,
the technology has trickled down to the youth sailor in the form of a
wingsail for an Optimist dinghy.
The optimist is one of the oldest, most used trainers for youth
sailors. It was designed in 1947 by Clark Mills, and the square bow
design with gaff rig has withstood the test of time. The International
Optimist Dinghy Association has national associations in 126 countries
and there are more than 130,000 Optimists registered worldwide.
It is such a popular trainer that the children of some of ORACLE
Racing's teammembers own an Opti as they start what could be a career
long path towards the America's Cup. Several of the design team took the
initiative to adapt a wingsail for the Optimist that was trialed
recently ahead of the New Zealand Optimist Nationals.
"The idea came about when talking with some 470 sailors at Wakatere
Boating Club, who are always building things for boats or skateboards or
surfboards," said Mike Drummond, a designer with ORACLE Racing. "The
top section of our A-class catamaran wing is removable, and about the
same size as an Opti rig. It was very easy to add a standard Opti mast
tube to be able to step it into a normal Opti."
The wing was constructed with the aid of James Turner and Logan Dunning-Beck, the 470 sailors from the Wakatere Boating Club.
"James made up the plywood control arms, Logan rigged it up; then it
was stepped and sailed within a couple of days," Drummond said. "The rig
is a little far forward so the helm is a bit light, but it sails
easily. It hasn't lined up against a conventional rig though – as you
can see it is a bit smaller in area."
When it was trialed ahead of the nationals Drummond was impressed the
sailors asked very good questions about how the wing works and why it
has a slot. The wing isn't class legal so it won't be seen on the
racecourse in the immediate future, but down the road wingsail
technology will undoubtedly become widespread.
Link to article: Wing technology trickles down to youth sailors Photo above:
President of IODA, Peter Barclay (left), with 2011 Optimist Worlds
Committee member, Peter Dawson and the mysterious wingsailed Optimist
(courtesy Terry Nicholas).
From Opti to AC45 – the stuff of dreams
By Tim Adair, Sail-World.com // Apr. 28, 2011
On a damp Wednesday morning on 27th April 2011, six excited young
sailors – selected from the recent 2011 NZ Optimist Nationals – were
lucky enough to be invited to crew on the AC45.
We met at 0900 for an introduction to the boat by ORACLE Racing's
Design Team member, Mike Drummond. We learned many facts and figures on
the mammoth wing-sail and its design origins from the C-Class.
We then changed ready to hit the water for the sail of a lifetime. It
became apparent to us when being towed out to the racing area that we
were in for an amazing ride. I was aboard one of the two Oracle Racing
boats and it shone out from the other four boats due to its distinctive
white mast.
To my surprise, skipper James (Jimmy) Spithill invited me to take the
helm as we entered the Hauraki Gulf. Shortly after, I put in the first
tack of the day! I was very nervous but with Jimmy by my side, my nerves
were calmed and I started to feel like this is what I could do in the
future. It was an amazing piece of machinery / art, you could feel every
little adjustment made by the crew, with the helm surprisingly light
and ultra-responsive.
Tacking was like a military exercise as you had to crawl over all the
ropes and the central spine which is like a long beam running the
length of the boat. One intimidating moment was crawling over the spine
and seeing the huge boom and wing-sail above that could fall on you
After my turn on the helm, my two friends William and Leonard had a
go to skipper. After we had all had a shot on the helm, Jimmy showed us
how to really control the big Cat. Day 2 practice racing followed, so we
were put on the big ORACLE Racing support RIB.
Watching first hand, close-up, full-on racing from the comfort of the
RIB was an amazing spectacle, like a clash of the Titans. It was a
great day that I'm sure none of us will ever forget. That's one of my
'things to do before I die, ticked off'!
Thank you, ORACLE Racing,
Tim Adair
Photo above: Optimist sailors get a thrill ride aboard ORACLE Racing's AC45 (Gilles Martin-Raget). Photo gallery: AC45 test event, Day 2
Piet muscles around the AC45
By ORACLE Racing Comms // Apr. 29, 2011
If the AC72 turns out to be anything like the AC45 in terms of the
sailors' physical requirements, the 34th America's Cup will be as
draining to watch as it is for the sailors who bounce around the
trampoline from one job to the next.
"It's a really tough boat to sail," said ORACLE Racing bowman Piet
van Nieuwenhuijzen. "Everything is big and the apparent windspeed is
Watch the video: Match racing pre-start
"The hard jobs are grinding and pulling the sheets," van
Nieuwenhuijzen continued. "A lot of different people are doing those
jobs. Because there's so much happening and the boat is so wide you
can't be in the right place at the right time, you have to do the job
that's in front of you. We're all filling in for each other and that
makes it more difficult."
Watch the video: Simeon Tienpont, on board ORACLE Racing
The dynamic movement of the AC45 adds another layer of complexity. A
displacement monohull is predictable in its acceleration and
deceleration, but not so for the AC45.
"The whole platform moves around so much that you struggle to stay on
your feet," said van Nieuwenhuijzen. "If you take a tumble you have to
get back up and finish the job."
So what's the telltale sign that all's well on the yacht?
"If we're hiking out that means all's going well," van Nieuwenhuijzen
said. "If we have a chance to sit down, we're in good shape."
Photo above: Piet van Nieuwenhuijzen has one hand for the boat and one for himself as he secures the gennaker (Gilles Martin-Raget). View a photo gallery: Total match racing
Pre-season trials aim to provide framework for ACWS
Source: America's Cup website
The first week of the America's Cup Race Management and America's Cup
Event Authority pre-season trials in New Zealand produced some useful
"The purpose of what we've doing has been to test the equipment -
prototype equipment - as a forerunner to what we'll use in Cascais in
August," said Iain Murray, the ACRM CEO and Regatta Director.
Watch the video: America's Cup test sessions: A brave new world
"Having the luxury of having six boats here in Auckland has been a
great benefit to us... We've assembled our race management team and
prototypes of our equipment and we're putting it to real use out on the
race course," said Murray.
Murray said that to date, the equipment has performed to spec with
only minor failures. The system tracks the race boats to within 2
centimeters of their position on the racecourse and is the basis for
what the Race Committee uses to set the courses. The Umpires work with
the same information to assign penalties and it will also be used to
generate next-generation television graphics.
The biggest challenge, Murray said, has been in getting the people
comfortable with the machines and systems, which feed information back
to the boats via a display the skipper can read for information and
interact with to appeal for a penalty, for example.
"I think the largest difficulty we've had is everyone getting used to
it," he said. "It's getting very much like Formula 1, where you have a
steering wheel with hundreds of functions on it. This is all part of the
technology that's required (now) to sail these boats."
Principal Race Officer John Craig spoke about some of the course
configurations his team has been testing and said they'll continue to
experiment over the coming days.
"It's a balancing act," he said, describing the techniques the race
committee is using to generate fair, close, and exciting racing. "We've
still got a ways to go to figure out what's going to work best."
"I think it's going to change according to the windspeed," Murray
added. "A light air racecourse is going to look very different to a
windy day race course. The tacking and jibing angles of these boats vary
a lot with the wind strength.
"A little leverage can turn into a big gain at times, so what might
look like a big lead can turn into a loss very quickly... The emphasis
on downwind sailing is becoming apparent and the short upwind with the
long run seems to be a nice recipe."
Go to: America's Cup website Photo: AC45s slice through a choppy Hauraki Gulf during the ACRM pre-season trials in New Zealand (Gilles Martin-Raget).
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Paul Foot: Ash In The Attic
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2010
Paul sweeps the loft conversion of his mind for comedy lampshades, bronze slapstick geese and Persian golf balls. Directed by Noel Fielding
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Higgeldy Piggeldy - 06/12/2010
Paul Foot does not need to be directed by anyone! He is wonderful
Melvin Cornhill - 10/08/2010
I have attended many many comedy shows at the Fringe and found this laboured show very confusing. It was not comedic in the slightest, nor was this drama or performance art. I believe that the applause at the end was relief that the show had ended, and talking to others afterwards confirmed this. I understand that previous shows have had an element of surreal and manic humour which is why I chose to go, however I regret this decision, a waste of time and money.
gigglingnewt - 02/08/2010
Saw Paul trying out some smaller excerpts for this year's Edinburgh show at a very small gig in London... if you like Paul's previous stuff you'll not be disappointed and the samples that Paul displayed for us (still needing some refinement by his own admission - during the performance) nodded towards something that could potentially be sublime. I shall be beating a path to see the full show in Edinburgh. If you like stand-up to be as much about performance and something to wrap yourself up in, as well a laugh, then I'd heartily reccommend him. Nomination this year? PS - I don't think Paul would mind if I stated that if you're into Jethro and/or nob gags it might not be your cup of tea. Still, always nice to try new things though, mmm?
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Big Muddy Brewing began in Murphysboro, IL. This microbrew quietly puts out small batches of craft beer for beer enthusiasts to enjoy. Stop on in for a tour of the operation and stick around for a sampling.
Located on the Rend Lake Golf Course, Birdies Sports Grille opens 30 minutes before the first tee time every day. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. Sandwiches, steaks and seafood are on the menu.
Through its delicious crepes, refreshing tea and unique atmosphere, Blend has made a name for itself as Carbondale's favorite hangout. Conveniently located close to the SIU Campus, Blend is the perfect spot for a quick lunch or long study session. With its sweet (or savory crepes) and a large selection of customizable drinks, perfect for everyone!
Locally owned cafe and coffee shop serving breakfast and lunch Monday through Saturday. Known for their cupcakes and pastries, this cafe also serves up a variety of sandwiches, soup and salad.
A family owned farm provides a safe, family-friendly atmosphere. Features a general store, barn-o-rama, seasonal activities, and home grown pumpkins, and enjoy you-pick or pre-picked farm fresh strawberries and blackberries. Only 7 miles south of Rend Lake.
The taproom is located on a brick street in historic downtown Murphysboro. It neighbors the Jackson County Courthouse, Cummares Italian Restaurant, the City Fountain, and several other historic buildings. The Taproom creates a central location for showcasing Southern Illinois beer, wine, and 'shine'. Customers can sample products from several local producers any day of the week. We provide directions, information, and encourage anyone that comes in to visit the producers.
Family style dining, carry out available. Serves delicious homemade hamburgers and much more. Famous for their Chili Mac.
A Family-owned business for 59 years, this little roadside restaurant is known for its country home cooking. They offer about 10 flavors of homemade pie daily, but are famous for their sinful White Pie that's heaped with whipped cream and pecans. Plate lunches, ham & beans, Friday and Saturday catfish dinners. Call ahead for groups. Seating for 86.
One-of-a-kind restaurant in Southern Illinois serving up traditional Cajun dishes, such as gumbo and shrimp po' boys,alligator entree', 'gator eggs' and more. Comfort-food favorites like burgers and pasta dishes are also served. With seating for 30, this restaurant's exposed brick walls and original tine ceilings create a fun, laid-back atmosphere.
Locally owned Mexican Restaurant with daily drink specials. Indoor patio for dining.
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Lounge and bar. This location has a jukebox, open mic nights, and live entertainment. Offers daily drink specials.
Chinese Buffet 7 days a week, featuring the best Hunan, Szechwan & Mandarin Cuisine in the area. we also offer carry out, buffet to go, lunch specials, and a seafood buffet on Friday & Saturday. Located on the beautiful Benton Square.
Chuck's BBQ originally opened in 1952 on the North end of Herrin as a car hop type restaurant. It has been at its current location for 12 years. Some favorites are the Breakfast Special, BBQ sandwich, homemade cheeseburgers, ribs and so much more. Basic Info. Joined Facebook 02/23/2013 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hours Mon - Thu: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm Fri - Sat: 7:00 am - 10:00 pm Sun: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Specialties Breakfast Lunch Dinner -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Services Walk-Ins Welcome Good For Kids Take Out Catering Waiter Service -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- General Manager Ryan & Cassie Jeralds -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Payment Options . . .
Family style restaurant with dine in or carry out option. This restaurant features home cooked meals including pies made from scratch. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Daily lunch specials available.
Located between Marion and Carbondale, this 18-hole, semi-private par 70 course features lush zoysia fairways and a practice area with target greens. Crab Orchard made Golf Digest's 2008/09 "Best Places to Play" list.
Hot Fish. Cold Beer! For the best in food, fun and atmosphere you've gotta get to Crazy Joe's!
Situated in one of downtown Carbondale's oldest buildings, Cristaudo's Cafe and Bakery is definitely worth a stop! Treat your taste buds to the sweet flavor of their famous sugar cookies, or enjoy a delicious sandwich during lunch. And, if you give them enough notice, Cristaudo's will prepare vegan and gluten-free baked goods to your liking!
Authentic Italian family recipes for pizza and past dishes, salads, panini, lunch & dinner buffet.
Dixie's Cup Cafe is a good old fashioned cafe. The food is delicious and the price affordable.
The Dotty Event Center with catering by the Annex is Located in the center of downtown Herrin between Baldwin Piano and Organ Center and the Annex Coffee & Deli, Dotty Event Center is the perfect spot for your next reception, meeting or party! Call for information or availability! Amy Scutt at the Annex 618-942-3354 (DELI), or Tara Howell, Events Center coordinator at 618-727-4025. Thanks!!
El Greco is a greasy spoon — said in the BEST way. This delicious joint makes some of the best gyros around. Locally-owned and operated, El Greco has become a staple in downtown Carbondale. Don't forget to try the fried mushrooms!


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The AUA has a long history of challenging legislation and regulation that negatively impacts a urologist's ability to provide quality patient care. This month, the AUA continued its efforts by signing on to a letter with U.S. House of Representatives Honorable Tom Price, MD, that supported the Medicare Patient Empowerment Act. In addition, the AUA submitted a comment letter on the Medicare and Medicaid Programs; Part II – Regulatory Provisions to Promote Program Efficiency, Transparency, and Burden Reduction – RIN 0938-AR49 to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' (CMS) Acting Administrator Marilyn Tavenner.
According to a story in the online version of Medical Economics, published on March 27, 2013, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has implemented a pre-payment auditing program for 2012-13 Meaningful Use incentive payments. The details of audits can be found at EHR Audit Overview FactSheet. The same contractor who conducts the post-payment audits, Figliozzi and Company, will randomly select five to ten percent of attestations to examine before the providers' 2012 or 2013 incentive checks are sent out. Providers will be asked to provide data to back up their attestations and in some cases, the auditor may visit the site and require a demonstration of the electronic health records (EHR) system.
"The Physician Payments Sunshine Rule"
Affordable Care Act Section 6002
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released the Physician Payments Sunshine Final Rule on February 1, 2013. This rule requires applicable manufacturers of drugs, devices, biological, or medical supplies covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or Children's Health Insurance Program to annually report to the Secretary of Health and Human Services certain payments or transfers of value provided to physicians or teaching hospitals, as well as ownership or investment interests in these companies. One of the major areas of concern for the physician community is how physician engagement in continuing medical education (CME) events will be affected.


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By KATHIE D. SHAFFERSylmar, Calif.
Two Border Patrol agents, Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compeon, have been sent to prison for trying to arrest a drug smuggler, Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila. He brought nearly $1 million of marijuana across our border in his van. After a brief scuffle, he ran back across the border into Mexico. The agents fired at him because he pointed a gun at them several times as he ran. He was shot once in the buttocks.
The Departments of Justice and Homeland Security sent agents to Mexico to find Aldrete-Davila, offer him immunity, free medical care, and bring him back to testify against the two agents. They also helped him file a $5 million lawsuit against the U.S. Border Patrol.
The agents trial was a miscarriage of justice in many ways. While Aldrete-Davila was waiting to testify against the two agents, he was arrested for attempting to bring another load of drugs into our country. The prosecutors set him free and suppressed mention of his drug arrest so as not to harm his credibility. Also, during deliberations, three jurors wanted to vote not guilty but the jury foreman claimed the judge said they must vote to convict. Go to www.thenewamerican.com for more details.
Many thousands of citizens are in an uproar over this case. Also, at least 75 U.S. Congressmen have introduced legislation to release the two agents from custody. President Bush pardoned four drug smugglers on Dec. 21, 2006. He can easily pardon the two agents. All he needs is to hear from many more citizens.


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Chapter 32
A king (the Messiah) will reign in righteousness—The land of Israel will be a wilderness until the day of restoration and gathering.
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4 The heart also of the rash shall understand knowledge, and the tongue of the stammerers shall be ready to speak plainly.
5 The vile person shall be no more called
6 For the vile person will speak
7 The instruments also of the churl are evil: he deviseth wicked devices to destroy the poor with
8 But the liberal deviseth liberal things; and by liberal things shall he stand.
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10 Many days and years shall ye be troubled, ye careless women: for the vintage shall
11 Tremble, ye women that are at ease; be troubled, ye careless ones: strip you, and make you bare, and gird
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13 Upon the land of my people shall come up thorns and briers; yea, upon all the houses of joy in the joyous city:
14 Because the palaces shall be forsaken; the multitude of the city
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16 Then judgment shall dwell in the wilderness, and righteousness remain in the fruitful field.
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18 And my people shall dwell in a peaceable habitation, and in sure dwellings, and in quiet resting places;
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The Eye Care Center at Fairview Southdale Hospital is one of the largest in Minnesota. We have been performing quality surgical eye services since 1965.
To provide you with the best advanced eye care procedures, the Eye Care Center offers a highly-trained staff of eye doctors and surgeons, registered nurses and surgical technicians who treat routine to complex eye disorders. Our eye care team is committed to helping you to achieve the best vision possible. If your eyes need special care, our eye doctors are experts in the treatment of all types of eye disease:
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We care for all types of eye conditions with the latest surgical options, including minimally-invasive procedures such as glaucoma surgery using Trabectome and iLASIK, the latest form of bladeless surgery. If you need eye surgery, your eye doctor (ophthalmologist) can refer you to the eye surgeons at the Eye Care Center for surgery, including:
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Providing exceptional, high quality surgical eye services since 1965, the Eye Care Center at Fairview Southdale Hospital is one of the largest in Minnesota. Our goal is to provide exceptional, high quality surgical eye services for patients with eye care needs at every level. The Eye Care Center at Fairview Southdale Hospital offers compassionate and superior surgical care while providing excellent customer service.
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The Eye Care Center at Fairview Southdale Hospital is the first in the Twin Cities to offer iLASIK. This "bladeless" procedure takes only minutes because the incisions are made with lasers. Most iLASIK patients have 20/20 vision or better after the surgery.
Trabectome® Surgery for Glaucoma
Trabectome® is a minimally invasive procedure specifically designed to treat glaucoma. It improves fluid drainage from the eye and balance pressure to stabilize eye health and minimize further vision damage. The surgery is done through a small incision and diseased tissue is removed. The Trabectome® allows the eye to heal very quickly. This is done as an outpatient procedure and allows you to go home the same day.
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An improperly curved cornea may be corrected surgically to reduce or eliminate the need for eyeglasses or contact lenses. A thorough eye examination and consultation are necessary before a treatment decision can be made.
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Canterbury Golf Club
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Scotland Hills,
Littlebourne Road,
Canterbury Golf Club is situated in a delightful woodland setting around a mile and a half from Canterbury city centre. This beautifully sculpted and challenging 18-hole layout was created by renowned golf course designer Harry Colt and has been in exsitence since 1927.
A warm welcome awaits in Canterbury's comfortable club house which looks out over the 18th Green and the 1st Tee.
We cater for members, visitors and golf socities with club, trolley and buggie hire available. Full catering facilities are available on site with a bar and restaurant which can be booked for private functions comfortably seating 100.
Golf Driving Range
Canterbury Golf Club has a fantastic 23 bay driving range which has covered bays and floodlighting, ideal for experienced golfers or complete beginners. All equipment is supplied and coaching can be arranged with our Club Professionals. A discount card is available on application which provides a discount on the cost of driving range balls for regular users.
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Green Fees
Summer - £35.00, Winter £20.00
Member's guests - Summer £20.00, Winter £15.00
Juniors (under 18) - Summer £15.00, Winter £10.00
Twlight Rates - Summer after 3pm £20.00
Societies (over 12 players, pre-booked)
Summer - £33.00, Winter (with breakfast) £26.00
Day Rate - £40.00
For club membership, please contact the club for details.
From Canterbury follow the A257 Littlebourne Road in the direction of Sandwich, 1 mile on left. Located on major bus route between Canterbury and Sandwich.
: 2 miles from Canterbury East station
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PRICE/HAYDEN,COLO.- Isabelle Sally Oliveto, age 75 passed away Aug. 7, 2007 at Doak Walker Care Center in Steamboat Springs, Colo. She was born Nov. 19, 1931 in Price to Bill and Isabella Barberio Oliveto.
She attended school in Price and graduated from Carbon High School and Carbon Junior College. Sally was a member of Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church.
In May of 2001 Sally moved to Hayden, Colo. where she lived at The Haven Assisted Living Center and enjoyed many new friends and opportunities in her life.
Survived by her nephews and spouses, Bill (Roberta) Pero, Hayden, Colo.; James (Annette) Kaye, Jackson, Wyo.; Dominic (Pam) Oliveto, Rock Springs, Wyo.; nieces and spouses, Carol (Earl) Mara; Annette (Jim) Callor; Phyllis Cox, all of Price; many great nieces, nephews, and step great-nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Anne Kaye, and Catherine Pero; brothers, Sam, Dominic, and Ross Oliveto.
Funeral mass was held Fri., Aug. 10, 2007, 10 a.m. Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service, Thursday evening 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Committal, Price City Cemetery.
ST. GEORGE - Beth Billingsley Stilson, age 78, passed away on Aug. 8, 2007, at her home in St. George surrounded by her family. She was born May 20, 1929, in Castle Dale, Utah, to Alma Owen and Thora Seeley Billingsley.
Beth was raised and educated in Castle Dale, Utah. She graduated from Emery High School, where she was editor of the newspaper. The day she graduated her childhood sweetheart, Lester Clan Stilson gave her an engagement ring. Two months later they were married and sealed in the Manti Temple in Manti, Utah, on July 21, 1947.
Beth was an active member of the LDS Church, where she held many positions. She had many talents. Beth was creative and had great organizational skills. She was a perfectionist, hard working, gentle, and kind.
Beth was gifted in architecture with a savvy business mind and would help with any construction or remodeling job. She enjoyed music and making the holidays special.
Beth was a devoted wife and loving mother and grandmother. She loved to travel and was fortunate enough to visit many places.
Beth had unconditional generosity and was giving to any and all. Beth loved her family; her husband, children and grandchildren. She is deeply loved and will be greatly missed.
Surviving family include her children, Philip C. (Ruby) of Farmington, Utah, Colleen (Verlan) Hogue of St. George, Blaine L. (Jennie Lynn) of St. George, Karen (Dan) Petersen of West Jordan, Utah, Stuart K. (Trudi) of St. George, and Glen B. (Claire) of St. George; 23 grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren; sister, Clara Lee (Leon) Bawden of Mesa, Ariz.; and half brothers and sisters, Jack (Sally) Killian, Clark (Mary Jean) Killian, Wayne (Judy) Killian, Jimmy (Lanna) Billingsley, Sonny Billingsley, Roger Billingsley, Mason Billingsley, Jeanie Billingsley, Richard Billingsley and Johnny Billingsley. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lester Clan Stilson.
Funeral services were held Mon., Aug. 13, 2007, 11 a.m. at the Main Street LDS Chapel, 150 South Main, St. George. Visitations will be held Sun., Aug. 12, 2007, from 6-8 p.m. at Spilsbury Mortuary, 110 South Bluff Street, and again Monday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to services, at the Chapel. Interment will take place at the St. George City Cemetery.
Arrangements were made under the direction of Spilsbury Mortuary, St. George, Utah (435) 673-2454. Friends and family are invited to offer their condolences at www.spilsburymortuary.com.
PRICE- Our loving husband, father, and grandfather who was loved by all Mirl P. Holley, age 78, passed away peacefully Aug. 7, 2007 at his home in Price. He was born March 10, 1929 in Fillmore to Mirl and Jessie Milgate Holley.
He attended Fillmore High School and was a member of the US Army from 1946-1950 at which time he was part of the Occupational Forces in Germany.
Married Emma Beach on Nov, 11, 1950 in Ely, Nev.
Mirl was a member of the Carbon County Sheriff's Posse, Operating Engineers Local #3, and the American Quarter Horse and Dun Association. He was retired from the Operating Engineers and Beaver Creek Coal Company. He loved bowling, fishing, hunting and playing with his horses.
Mirl will be greatly missed by his family and a community of friends.
Survived by his wife, Emma, Price; sons and daughters, Terry (Cheryl), Smithfield; Cliff (Sharon), Rock Springs, Wyo.; Sandy (Rick), Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Steve (Barbara), Sandy; Frank, Price; 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his mother Jessie; brothers, Royal and Jay; brother-in-law Ted.
Memorial service was held Sat., Aug. 11, 2007, 1 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
FERRON-Norv S. Worthen, 70, passed away on Aug.8, 2007 in Price, Utah. He was born on Nov. 29, 1936 in Ferron, Utah as the second of three children to Verl H. Worthen, and Elva Livingston Worthen. He married Mickie M. Boam on Dec. 8, 1955 in Reno, Nev. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Ogden LDS Temple.
Norv was raised in Ogden, Utah where he attended Ben Lomond High School. He enjoyed returning to Ferron in the summers to help out on the Livingston farm. Norv played on the first organized baseball youth team in Ogden where he was selected as an All-Star. He worked for O.U.R. & D. Railroad for 12 years, was the manager of Phillips 66 Petroleum-Propane in Ogden, and he retired from Western Zirconium in 1995. He then moved back to Ferron, his place of birth, in 2001 to be back where his ancestors' roots are.
Norv was a member of the LDS church. He served as ward clerk, home teacher, and coached the Young Men in sports. Norv was an avid sports fan. The Cincinnati Reds, Atlanta Braves, and Utah Jazz were among his favorite teams. He had many other hobbies including outdoor sports like hunting, fishing, and horses. He also loved trucks with big wheels and tires. His yard always looked perfect, yard work being something he also enjoyed. Norv enjoyed camping at Flaming Gorge, hunting with family and friends, watching bull riding, and he could fix anything.
Norv is survived by his wife, Mickie, of Ferron; three children, Donald Norv Worthen (Nancy) of Centerville, Debra Ann Isacson (Kim) of Farmington, Douglas V. Worthen (Laura) of Bountiful; 12 Grandchildren, Jace, Camber, Cody, Cole, Aanni, Lorisa, Emilie, JeniLyn, Angella, Lance, Kadin, Bodie; 4 � great-grandchildren, Tate, Quincee, Max, Jonah, and one soon to be sent from our Father; two brothers, LeRoy Worthen (Charlotte) of Tremonton, Blaine E. Worthen (Joyce) of Riverdale; one sister, Lorraine Giles (Ned) of Kayesville; one sister-in-law, Julie Kenley of West Point; three brothers-in-law, Bob Knight of Ogden, Lennie Knight of Layton, Frank Knight of Salt Lake City; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister-in-law.
Graveside services will be Tues. Aug. 14, 2007 at 11:30 a.m. at the Ferron Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
CARBONVILLE-Our loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, Betty Katherine Milano Jones, age 76, passed away Aug. 7, 2007 at home after a valiant battle with cancer. She was born Oct. 2, 1930 in Price to Lee and Gladys Ross Milano.
Married Merrill Allen Jones, April 5, 1949 at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church in Price.
Betty was a member of the Catholic Church. She was a lifelong resident of Carbon County where she attended Notre Dame School and later graduated from Carbon High School in 1949. Betty was the best wife, mother and grandmother that anyone could ask for. Her life was centered around family and friends, and she was happiest when she was helping and caring for others.
She enjoyed camping, fishing and traveling with family and friends. Betty's warmth and infectious smile will be dearly missed by her family, and many longtime friends and neighbors. Survived by her loving husband of 58 years, Merrill Jones, Price; four daughters and one son, Marilyn (Arch) Allred, Cleveland, Rick (Lenore) Jones, Queen Creek, Ariz., Ginger (Pat) Lemmon, Price, Shelly (Barrett) Lemmon, Cleveland, Dana (Scott) Young, Price; four sisters and one brother, Wanda Woody, Montana, Irene Cripps, Price, Nat (Blaine) Brackus, Salt Lake City, Lee (Betty) Milano, LaRue (Wally) Llewelyn, both of Las Vegas, Nev.; sister-in-law, Mary Ann Milano, Spring Glen; 15 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, grandson, Glen Lemmon; great-granddaughter, Audrey Eastman; brothers, Dwane and Larry Milano; and sister, Helen Milano.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to the entire staff at Rocky Mountain Hospice.
Funeral mass was held Sat., Aug. 11, 2007, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service was Friday evening 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Friday and Saturday one hour prior to service. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Notre Dame Building Fund.
ORANGEVILLE-Lola Fowler Jewkes, 84, passed away at her home in Orangeville, Utah, Aug. 9, 2007. She was reunited with her husband, Don, 24 years after his death.
She was born to Vana Abagail Oman and Leo Abinadi Fowler Aug. 4, 1923 in Hiawatha, Utah. She married Don Kearl Jewkes on Jan. 12, 1946 after waiting for him for three years while he served his country in World War II.
They were the parents of four children: Lyla Christine of Washington Terrace, Utah; Don Earl Jewkes (Jeanine) of Layton, Utah; Rosanne Hooley (Kent) of Salt Lake City; and Susan Diane Abass of Costa Mesa, Calif.
She is survived by one son, three daughters, 15 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild, one brother, one sister, and nieces and nephews.
She was active in the LDS church and loved serving her Father in Heaven and Savior there. She had been active in the VFW Auxiliary, and the Click Club (Rook).
She loved gardening and the many flowers in her yard, writing poetry, painting, quilting, fishing, temple work, family history work, and serving her family with love.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Aug. 16, 2007 at the Orangeville LDS Ward Chapel ( 45 West 100 South). A viewing will be held from 11 a.m. -12:45 p.m. prior to the services at the chapel. Interment will be in the Orangeville City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE-Our loving mother, grandmother and sister, Wanda Harrison Campbell, age 80, passed away Aug. 7, 2007 at Castleview Hospital after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born May 4, 1927 in Shreve, Ohio to Russell and Hazel Harrison.
She married William H. Campbell, Oct. 25, 1946 in Shreve, Ohio; he passed away on March 10, 2004.
Wanda was a longtime resident of California where she retired from the Kaiser Foundation Hospital in Fontana. In 1991, Wanda and Bill moved to Price where she was blessed with many wonderful friends and acquaintances. Her home was always filled with warmth and she was a grandmother to everyone who entered it. She loved entertaining family and friends, square dancing, golfing. She was an avid NASCAR fan.
Wanda was very crafty, she enjoyed sewing, crocheting, and knitting wash cloths and afghans. She was very generous and her acts of kindness will never be forgotten.
She is survived by her son, Bill and ReNai Campbell, Price; daughter, Becky Kraefft, Denver, Colo.; brother, Theron and Jean Harrison, Shreve, Ohio; grandchildren, Kim, Zac, Andy, ReAnn, and Demetria; and four loving great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, and husband Bill.
A visitation for family and friends was held Sat., Aug. 11, 2007 from 5-6:30 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Active Re-Entry, Perkie Van, 10 South Fairgrounds Road, Price, Utah 84501.
HELPER- Our beloved father, grandfather, son, brother, uncle and friend William Steven "Billy" Wiswell, age 49, returned to his heavenly father on Aug. 10, 2007.
He was born July 17, 1958 in Price to John Lea and Ora "Bunny" Fenn Wiswell.
Billy enjoyed fishing, bottle hunting, and spending time with his friends. He was a "free bird" and lived life his way. Billy played hard and was always there when someone needed help. He was a friend to all and will be dearly missed.
Survived by his daughter, Billie Jo Wiswell, Oklahoma; mother, Ora "Bunny" Magann, Helper; four grandchildren; two sisters; Susan (Robert) Richardson, Peggy Rathburn; three special nieces and two nephews; 22 great-nieces and nephews; one great-great-nephew; and ex wife, Debbie Shellman.
Preceded in death by his father and many long time friends.
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"… I could not find a beginning or an end of the Icknield Way. It is thus a symbol of mortal things with their beginnings and ends always in immortal darkness."
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"It is particularly easy to think of Southern England as several chains of islands, When the roads along the ridges were made, the hills still more closely resembled islands emerging out of the forest and out of the marsh."
He called the way a "white snake on a green hillside" and a "shining serpent in the wet" – a snake down which to slide from the modern world and back into an England of ages past, where the White Horse at Uffington, carved in chalk 3,000 years ago, stands on a hillside surrounded by heritage-breed horses, ancient beech forests, Iron Age hill forts and tribal meeting grounds. Along the route, people work the land with mechanical help, yet much of their activity would still be recognisable to their Iron Age forebears.
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Evaluating the usefulness of Brian McGrattan
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September 09 2009 07:02AM
It's no secret that I'm personally not a fan of the "enforcer" in the modern NHL. As such, I consider the one-way contract handed out to Brian McGrattan to be Sutter's lone misstep this off-season. Here, I'll look at the various ways McGrattan's presence may (or may not) effect the Flames -
There are a number of somewhat mythological explanations behind the heavyweight in hockey: most center around "nuclear deterrent", or "policeman" - a guy who can "answer the bell" as it were. The just-in-case clause, the gun under the pillow. In earlier years, stars were protected by goons. Heck Gretzky actually skated with Semenko on his line sometimes. That doesn't happen as frequently anymore and is a difficult effect to track anyhow: how does one prove a negative? By which I mean, how does one prove the level of agitation a star receives with an enforcer on his team is less than when he plays without one? The cause and effect chain is intuitive and assumed, but, from memory and observation (ie; from watching Eric Godard) it's doesn't seem to be real. Not today.
The video I posted above is pertinent, because it's the ostensible reason Darryl Sutter signed McGrattan this off-season. Asked in an interview what McGrattan's primary role would be, Sutter said something to the effect of "we don't want anyone messing with our kids". Let's evaluate that claim:
1.) Does Sutter mean he assumes having a tough guy like McGrattan would dissuade a guy like MacIntyre from making the above type of hit entirely? Because, let's face it, MacIntyre is in the NHL for two reasons: to hit anything he sees and to fight guys like McGrattan. The fact that the latter is inevitably going to follow the former isn't going to stop MacIntyre or his ilk from running around and trying to create havok. They don't have a job, otherwise.
2.) Does Sutter mean McGrattan will reduce those types of incidents by exacting a pound of flesh afterwards? Calgary's tough guy last year was Andre Roy. He was half-way decent at hockey, but a fairly terrible enforcer. I don't remember him winning a single bout. As such he was a poor deterrent (assuming the effect is real), or at least was perceived as one. Perhaps the assumption is - meaner tough guy, less crushing the small guys. Do we consider McGrattan's signing a success if Boyd gets less beat up this year? How do we track that anyhow?
Of course, the true effect of having an enforcer on the bench may be psychological: he's assurance of quick and painful comeuppance for anyone who takes advantage or crosses the line. Perhaps it's the final roster spot is worth the improved morale and intimidation factor?
The Consequences
The enforcer's theoretical psychological boost has to outweigh a number of issues in order for McGrattan to be a net benefit to the Calgary Flames. First and most obvious amongst which is the fact that Brian isn't really an NHL level hockey player in terms of the abilities we evaluate other players by: skating, passing, shooting, thinking, etc. The big guy has managed 2 goals and 10 points in 148 career games, for instance. On those rare occasions he's actually in the line-up, he averages about 3 minutes of ice time. He'll never kill penalties or score a goal on the power-play. In fact, it's a good bet that McGrattan will render the Flames 4th line almost completely useless whenever he takes the ice.
This is significant for the Flames because they have a lot of fairly capable players around the roster's edges who could conceivably provide value from the 4th unit. Potential 4th liners for Calgary this year include: Nystrom, Sjostrom, Prust, Boyd, Stuart, Lundmark, Greentree, Jaffray, Chucko and Backlund. Some of these guys will make the team and skate with McGrattan on occasion. Many will spend the year in Abbotsford, despite the fact they are unarguably superior hockey players.
There's also a chance that a 'tweener like Dustin Boyd - who is searching for defined role on the team - may end up a healthy scratch on evenings when the rest of the roster is full and the other team boasts a heavyweight of their own. That's bad news developmentally for a player like Boyd who figures to a significant part of the Flames future, but is still trying to find his footing at the NHL level. His opportunities have been limited as a Calgary Flame thus far, and it will take more ice time with better players in better circumstances for him to take a step or two forward. Missing games so McGrattan can play 3 minutes is one of the worst potential side-effects of this acquisition: not only because it makes the team worse (in terms of skating, shooting, scoring) but because it stalls Boyd's progression and sends the wrong message to the player.
The Flames have a lot of decent players on low-level contracts battling for a few roster spots at the bottom of the rotation. The team could conceivably audition of number of players in the 4th line RW role and either stick with the best guy or rotate capable prospects through in order to give them a taste of the pro game (and see how they respond). The fact that the position will have a placecard with McGrattan's name and number on it hinder those functions - so here's hoping the supposed benefits of employing him outweigh what look like obvious consequences.
Good summary Kent.
I would also add (or emphasize) that he effectively sterilizes what I anticipate should be one of the Flames' strengths this year, forward depth. Rather than have a fourth line that is painful to watch the Flames should be able to ice a fourth line of nearly the same quality as its third line and certainly be able to beat up on the lesser lights. Unless McGrattan dresses. Then you have to either go with three lines, using your other two fourth liners as penalty killers, or fill in someone to double shift with the fourth line, tiring them for playing with presumably higher quality teammates or in better situations (PP). If you already had a bum fourth line, putting a fighter on it might be a way to get some utility out of it. That is not how I view the flames forward depth this season.
On the other hand, he might win a fight.
That's a good point for sure. Nystrom - Sjostrom - anyone but McGrattan looks like a fairly capable 4th line. They instantly become a panic line with McGrattan inserted.
My greatest fear, as discussed in the article, is that Boyd gets the press box in favor of the goon. That would drive me nuts.
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GDB79: A chip and a chair
April 04 2009 06:10PM
Sometimes you find yourself walking into a casino and you tell yourself "Self - you have exactly $100 to play with tonight. Ok, if you really want to you can also hit up the ATM for another $100 but seriously that's it." Then you blast through the first hundo, hit up the ATM twice for a pair of centuries and find yourself sitting at the table with $40 you borrowed off your buddy. It's just you and the dealer and the two of you know it's time for one thing and one thing only.
The miracle gambler's run.
We have a buddy Smigs who is the master at the one-in-a-million-bounce-back-run. The run where they call the pit boss over and Security first pats you down and then sends you through a portable MRI machine they bring out on to the gaming floor. After a few minutes of trying to figure out how you are beating the system they come to the horrific realization. You aren't cheating with secret electronic devices. You aren't counting cards nor is the dealer playing with a marked deck.
You are just that lucky.
Even a garbage can gets a steak on occasion Nation. And that is basically what we are looking for tonight. The Oil have maxed out the proverbial ATM, borrowed cash of everyone they could and they sit at the black jack table down to their last chip. But the wonderful thing about gambling and having a 0.0015% chance of making the playoffs is that you aren't out until you have absolutely nothing left. As long as you can steal from the waitresses tip jar, as long as you can pray for a influeza epedemic to hit St. Louis, as long as you have a whisper of a chance it ain't over.
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Right Smigs?
April 04 2009, 06:14PM
GAME DAY!!! Woooooooo! Go Oilers!
Did you check with Willis about that .0015%? You know, he's not that big on luck and momentum. ;)
Nice first post Ray! I'm waitin' for Towel Boy to chirp in with "Lets.....!!!©"
April 04 2009, 06:22PM
What the Hell, go Oilers.
At the very least maybe Souray can break the Sedin sisters over his knee out of sheer frustration.
April 04 2009, 06:22PM
Yeah, the Oil are totally in it. They have about as much chance of making the playoffs as I do of winning this ugly as SH!t toyota when I roll up the rim to win... OMFG! I just won! A DONUT! DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES?!!
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What's happened so far? Been out and about with Mr. 17.
There as a fire MacT rally at the LRT entrance today at 4:00. Maybe all the boys went down and got themselves overnight accommodations at the crowbar motel.
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"Even a garbage can gets a steak sometimes" :) ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great GDB Wanye!
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Storts got his ass handed to him from Rypien.
crap, I missed the first goal cause I was out, and the second cause I had to try on a dress.
OK. We're up 2, the game's here in Edmonton and Kyle Wellwood is the 2nd period interview. Looks like CBC has even written us off.
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crap, I missed the first goal cause I was out, and the second cause I had to try on a dress.
don't you normally try on the dress before you go out?
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haha. yes. I had to go out to pick up the dress, which I tried on once I got back home. Bridesmaid dress.
just watched the Stortini fight - the little girl in the front row was hilarious. She was totally into it.
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yes thanks for reminding me that wedding season is coming up. Every spring-summer the last few years there's been 2-5 weddings. Tire!
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April 04 2009, 09:58PM
Wow. 19 comments.
Who says the bandwagon is empty!!
*looks over at Oilers front office staffer who is pointing a gun at head*
hahaha Luongo didn't even make the save and the Canuck fans still chant 'Loooooooou' I want to punch them all.
Geez Staios got pwned by Sundin. Weeeeak!
@ Wanye Gretz (mobile):
that Oiler's staffer must have wanted a good ole' ass bleaching pretty bad.
GAGNER!!!!!! Whatever that boy wants - GIVE IT TO HIM!
@ 17:
that's cool if it's your Sis' wedding. Seeing as the wedding part is done, all thats left to do is party!
Staios turn your fricken head! Don't look at the puck holder or anything! he could have intercepted that pass!!
YAY SHELDON *swoon*
Hemsky + Gagner = Magic
it just looked like MacT threw up a little in his mouth after that goal.
nice hustle from Hemmer.
Why couldn't they have played like this for, oh, I dunno, the whole season?
Crawford is such a Vancouver homer it's just sad. If you're listening to this on a radio, you'd swear the Canucks were winning.
April 04 2009, 10:45PM
Hey guy's I just got home, what did I mis....OH MY GOD THAT GAGNER GOAL JUST MADE MY DICK EXPLODE!!!!!!!!!
I always miss the great games. God dammit.
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Why couldn't they have played like this for, oh, I dunno, the whole season?
Here's what theCAPTAINethanmoreau says about it in the Journal today...
"You can't just say if we had played that system all year we'd be successful, but it was more guys bringing more energy, being more committed and a result of playing the way we did."
David S wrote:
17 wrote: Why couldn't they have played like this for, oh, I dunno, the whole season? Here's what theCAPTAINethanmoreau says about it in the Journal today… "You can't just say if we had played that system all year we'd be successful, but it was more guys bringing more energy, being more committed and a result of playing the way we did."
Ha, it's not about playing "that system", it's about playing like you give a damn. I don't know how many games there have been this season when there'd been minimal effort.
There is all kinds of great things to take from this game if you forget that there are 3 games left and forget the points in the west.
Still good times all around
17 wrote:
Ha, it's not about playing "that system", it's about playing like you give a damn. I don't know how many games there have been this season when there'd been minimal effort.
The more I hear from Moreau, the more I think he's a tool. He almost cost us again tonight with his stoopid late game penalties.
Congrats MacT on your 300th win. also Roli for 28 wins!
I'm surprised they didn't give Lowe one of those CBC towels because he sure was sweating during his interview on After Hours.
April 04 2009, 11:50PM
We're still at the table, we still have chips and it looks like we have enough time to down another case of Bud Light...
Dammit! Looks like it was a great game, though tiny GDB, and I fell asleep. Maybe I should just mail in the rest of the seas...
David S wrote:
17 wrote: Ha, it's not about playing "that system", it's about playing like you give a damn. I don't know how many games there have been this season when there'd been minimal effort. The more I hear from Moreau, the more I think he's a tool. He almost cost us again tonight with his stoopid late game penalties.
Couldnt agree with you more... I find it funny that all the MacT haters agree with that the players dont give a damn but yet still blame it on T's systems. Its all the players faults and some bad managment, nothing else.
Glad the boys won last night. Roli played very very well however. Lots of shots on goal. Gerby scored a great goal for a defenseman and power play goal by Sourey was strong.
Way to go boys, keep it rolling. You knows, maybe?????


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