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Strombabble: Mr Gillis and Mr Gilman go to Washington
Patrick Johnston
February 03 2013 12:20PM
The Canucks have been interested in Troy Brouwer before, could they be again?
Looks like it's time to add Washington to the list of potential Lu-suitors.
Spotted at PIT/WASH today: Mike Gillis and assistant Laurence Gilman— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) February 3, 2013
Jeff Angus gave a rundown on Thursday of possible Luongo landing sites, so unless Gillis and Gilman are taking the most round-about route to New Orleans you can imagine - and on Super Bowl Sunday, to boot - it's time to add the U.S. capital to the list.
Mike Gillis has stressed since the beginning that this would be a hockey trade as much as anything; waiting for the season to start and for teams to start seeing gaps in their lineup always made sense. With the Capitals off to a poor start, are they set to make the proverbial 'shake things up' trade?
Some quick analysis, after the jump.
The Capitals have all kinds of problems, but goaltending wasn't really thought to be one of them. Nonetheless, how comfortable can they be with two young goalies? Word is they are very, very high on Braden Holtby and they can't be uncomfortable with Michal Neuvirth- would they have let Tomas Vokoun walk if they weren't? But the fact remains that they are among the league's worst in goals-against. That's not completely on the goalies - the Caps have been a defensive mess so far, bleeding shots left, right and centre.
Nonetheless, adding an elite goalie like Luongo would be hard for the Caps to pass up. As we've emphasized here before, his cap-hit is very friendly (the Capitals have $6.3 million in cap space) and as we've seen so far this season, he's still very much one of the best in the game.
The Capitals also do have a few players the Canucks have shown interest in before - Troy Brouwer, Joel Ward and John Carlson are all players that have aspects of their game that make sense for the Canucks, given what we know about what the team values. All three are good possession players who play some of the toughest minutes on the team.
The Canucks have two very clear needs that they should be able to fill in exchange for Luongo: some sort of goaltender to play understudy to Cory Schneider and a young-ish forward to help re-stock the cupboard going forward. This team is going to get old, very, very fast. A forward in his mid-20s makes the most sense.
If it is Washington, I'd like to think these players are included in any deal Filip Forsberg or Tom Wilson
Brouwer: Yes Ward: No, not a big fan of Carlson: Yes, but very unlikely
Don't think Caps want Lu but could be in it for a three-way. Gillis is going to watch the panthers in a few days which seems a more likely destination.
Luongo starting again vs. Edmonton mostly because he's playing well, but perhaps also to reduce Schneider's workload in the context of the whole season where we don't know how reliable his backup will be when Lu goes.
Nux should be interested in Laitch. (He was injured)(hence Gillis quote?) 3rd line two way center/ good FO PK & can play PP 4.2 is high but worth it to solidify center position as centers are worth 1.8 times as forwards!
I like Ward and Brouwer as players but am not a fan of either cap hit. $3M+ on a 3rd liner is a bit much, especially with players like Jensen and Sweatt coming up and potentially pushing for spots next season.
The more I think about it, the more I want Stephen Weiss. It would give us so much flexibility. We could either use him to anchor the 3rd line and have the best 1-2-3 punch in the league, or shift Kesler to the wing on the 2nd and have him making plays on the 2nd line. And we'd have an actual effective 2nd PP unit again! I don't see why he'd be opposed to signing here for a few years unless he just wants money, but I think it could be a great fit.
February 03 2013, 04:53PM
Why are we assuming it's Washington?
Pittsburgh is in Stanley Cup contention this year and for the next 5 years.
Luongo would be a definite upgrade over Fleury and as Gillis stated a few weeks ago, he has a deal in place with a team that needs to move a player (Fleury?) first.
@Unknown Comic
I don't think there's a chance on a Pens trade, particularly one featuring Fleury. He's winning games, he's got a cup ring, and he's still youngish. The Pens undoubtedly consider him a proven asset. Plus he makes 5 mil a season, what's he gonna do, back up Schneider? If we need a 5 mil backup we might as well keep Lui.
The Washington trade's interesting, but I don't know if that'd happen. If they go for Luongo it would probably mean giving up a defensive/2-way forward (in the Laich/Brouwer/Ward mold), and they're bleeding goals as it is. I guess an elite goalie would help that, though.
Still think the most obvious place for Lui to land is Toronto, whose primary motivation has to be just getting back to the playoffs and convincing their fanbase not to be ashamed of them. It might take a lot for the latter, of course.
A trade with Washington is an interesting possibility. Given Ovechkin's age, Washington probably sees the next five years as its 'window' for contending for the cup and they are probably in 'win now' mode. Ted Leonsis could definitely prove to be a wildcard in all this. It all could depend on how much (or if) he wants Luongo.
As for Carlson, I'm not sure if adding another defenceman with a $4 mil cap-hit would be a good idea.
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I'm with Mitch, I don't see Pittsburgh as a possible destination for Luongo.
"Still think the most obvious place for Lui to land is Toronto, whose primary motivation has to be just getting back to the playoffs and convincing their fanbase not to be ashamed of them."
A public display to put more pressure on Nonis and the Leafs, perhaps.


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Anna and the French Kiss is funny and smart and delightful and swoony. It's a romantic comedy that manages to be both romantic AND comedic, but it doesn't stop there because Steph is a very ambitious person, so it's also smart and bittersweet and compelling and complex. These characters stay with you long after you read the book. The clever, fast dialogue, the lovingly detailed Paris setting, the food--THE FOOD--the romantic entanglements and disappointments and confusion, and the kissing, oh yes, the kissing, the kissing, the kissing...wait, where was I?
The best way I can describe Steph's writing is a perfect medium between the cute and funny of Maureen Johnson and the funny and smart of John Green. (Incidentally, I would say the content is similar to Sarah Dessen or John Green, if you are wondering what ages it works for--and, as I recommend for any book, if you are concerned read it before giving it to a teen so that you can discuss things. However, if you read this book before giving it to a teen the poor teen will probably never get it because you will sleep with it under your pillow and ground them if they even think about trying to take it.)
Also, did I mention it has one of the BEST love interests I have ever read? Hands down. Bar none. BUT I READ HIM FIRST HE IS MINE SO BACK OFF.
Steph is one of my very best friends in the world, but even if she weren't she'd still be one of my very favorite authors. YOU GUYS HOW MUCH LONGER DO I HAVE TO GUSH BECAUSE I WILL GO ON ALL DAY DON'T THINK I WON'T. WHY HAVEN'T YOU ORDERED IT YET??
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Wait, is that creepy? Fine. You, too, are allowed to adore her. Encouraged, even.
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The Sport Management Department has designed a program to develop "effective practitioners" who are equipped with specialty content knowledge, demonstrate interpersonal communication skills, utilize technology in a variety of sport and Recreation Management settings, and are able to apply specialized knowledge and skills through proven models of teaching, research and service in the industries of professional sports, collegiate sports, recreational sports and professional sport facilities.
The Department of Sport Management offers a Bachelor of Science in Sport Management [1]degree with a concentration in Sport Management. All majors in the Department engage in an internship as their senior capstone experiences during their final semester of enrollment. The culminating experience allows majors to practice their learned skills in an actual real life situation that will be similar to what they will be experiencing after graduation.
The department offers a Minor in Coaching Management for undergraduate studies at DSU. The minor could be either used for the students who have enrolled in Sport Management program or other concentrations/majors. The Coaching Management minor is designed to strengthen knowledge and skills in athletic coaching to empower students' capability in athletic workforce. The program is formulated with national standards of coaching program by National Council for Accreditation of Coaching Education (NCACE). The Coaching Management minor contains 21 credit hours that are mainly offered by the Department of Sport Management within College of Business.
The Department of Sport Management also offers a Minor in Recreation Management for undergraduate studies at DSU. The minor could be either used for the students who have enrolled in Sport Management or other concentrations/majors. The Recreation Management minor is designed to strengthen specified knowledge and skills in recreation to empower students' capability in workforce of intramural sports, recreation facilities, government agencies, and private (e.g., YMCA) recreational organizations. The program is formulated with national standards of recreation program by National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). The Recreation Management minor contains 20 credit hours of courses by the Department of Sport Management within College of Business.
The Sport Management Organization is the student organization within the Department of Sport Management. All Sport Management majors are eligible for the membership. The organization elects its own officers, updates its by-laws, and determines its goals and objectives. The majors' organization activities are both professional- and service-oriented. Majors are encouraged to attend regional or national conventions under the supervision of the organization's faculty advisor. The organization hosts an annual leadership conference at DSU's campus and invites their members to attend the Sport Management National Conference yearly.
Master of Science in Sport Administration offered by Department of Sport Management that professionally prepares ethical leaders for advanced responsibilities within sport organizations and/or to design and implement new sport or sport-related enterprises. This is a 30 credit hour, twelve-month program designed to develop your ability to lead and manage sport and/or sport-related organizations while adapting to changing economic, legal, political, and social influences.
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The Emery High Boys basketball team lost their last preseason game last week at Springville before ending the week with a victory at Mt. Pleasant over the North Sanpete Hawks. Against the 4-A Red Devils, Emery lost a close and up tempo contest 80-72 on Tuesday night. Friday night saw Emery open region with a 64-56 win.
In the region opener, North Sanpete's early defensive strategy was to double team Emery center Darrin Winn and deprive him of the opportunity of beating them. Their game plan had initial success, as Winn was limited to 4 points in the first half of play. Winn's double team led to teammate Vic Rosen being left open and Vic made the Hawks pay as he scored Emery's first 7 points of the game.
Although North Sanpete threw a full court press against the Spartans, Emery never really seemed bothered by it and the Emery ball handlers kept turnovers to a minimum all game.
Dave Justice found himself in early foul trouble and the point guard had to spend considerable time on the bench. Sophomore Dempsey Jeffs moved to the point position and, although styles are different, Dempsey handled the ball with great success.
Emery won the first quarter 14-12 and the second quarter 20-18 to take a 4-point to the half. After allowing North Sanpete to win the third quarter 10-11, Emery came back strong in the final period to win it 20-15 and the game by 8 points.
Despite having a slow start, Winn came on strong and finished the game as Emery's leading scorer with 23 points. Justice scored 11 points, Josh Eden and Rosen finished with 9 points each. Jeffs finished with 7 points and Kyler Edgehouse, I am not sure why a big city paper wants him to be Edgehorse, scored 5 points to round out the Emery scoring.
As befits a team that is being aggressively defended, Emery went to the free throw line 37 times as opposed to 13 for the Hawks. Emery was successful 24 times.
In the previous game against Springville, Emery Coach Todd Jeffs found out about playing without key players, as the Spartans were now the victim of the official's whistle. Eden picked up three fouls in the opening quarter and Winn had four fouls in the first half.
Although Springville figured that they could not shoot the ball fast enough, Emery stayed right with them and played well against the 7-2 squad.
The score at the end of the first period was 25-23 Springville. Springville used a big second quarter to lead at the half 44-34. Emery outscored their opponent 15-12 in the third period before losing the final quarter 24-23 to lose the game by 8 points. Emery finished the preseason with a 7-3 record.
Balanced scoring propelled the Spartans in this game. Winn led the team with 17 points, Justice had 16 points, Eden 15 points, Jeffs 13 points and Rosen had 8 points. Emery went to the line 14 times less than Springville.
Also winning last week in region play were Carbon and Juan Diego. Carbon defeated Granite 51-32 while Juan Diego defeated Delta 48-32. Juan Diego and Granite will be in the Spartan Center this week trying their best to defeat the home team. Juan Diego is thought to be the main opposition to Emery winning a region title. They are here on Wednesday night while the Farmers are here Friday.


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Q. I recently got engaged. Is it OK for us to go ahead and combine finances and start working on a budget before we get married?
A. No, it is not OK to combine finances with anyone to whom you're not married. And by "OK" I mean wise. I'm happy you've found love, but all kinds of things can happen before the rings are slipped onto your fingers.
I'm not wishing bad things, but what if you spend time paying off her debt, or vice versa, and the relationship doesn't work out? Bringing finances into that kind of situation is just asking for trouble.
All this doesn't mean you can't begin working together on budgets for the future and goals for your lives. We're talking about full disclosure to make this happen. You guys need to have some serious discussions about saving, spending and debt. And get on the same page with your finances before the big day.
My advice is you each pay your own bills until after you're married. Once that happens, there's no "yours" and "mine" anymore. It all becomes "ours."
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A. Mathematically, I'd say you could safely self-insure if you have the resources available to support your care in a nursing home or other facility for 25 years. Of course, if you're married you have to think about your spouse and make sure she has enough to live on comfortably at the same time. That's a lot of money. In my mind, it's a large enough bill that it makes sense to transfer the risk to a long-term care insurance policy.
The simple truth is most people won't have enough money to self-insure for that kind of thing when the time comes. If you have $20 million liquid sitting around, then you could easily set aside $2 to $3 million for long-term care and still be in great shape. But I advise virtually everyone to have good, long-term care coverage in place by age 60. For many folks, it can make the difference between living with dignity and having to depend on the government. And that's not something I ever want to do for anything – especially my health care
Q. I graduated from college in May with $20,000 in student loans and have been working an hourly job on my dad's farm until something opens up in my area. My sister is getting married soon in Mexico, and it would cost me about $2,000 to attend. Do you think I should go?
A. I understand about family, and I think you should be at your sister's wedding. But on the other hand, it's a little ridiculous to expect an hourly wage farm worker to travel to Mexico for a destination wedding.
The first thing I'd do is shop around for lower airfare. Financially speaking, that's going to be a big chunk of this, and I'm pretty sure you can find cheaper prices. It wouldn't hurt to ask mom and dad for a little help, either. They may even be willing to foot the bill.
But start by telling your dad that you're willing to try and pay for this. Ask him, too, if there's any way you can make some extra money at your job. A family should be together to celebrate an occasion like this, and I bet he'll be willing to help you.
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Chapter 36
Some daughters in Israel are directed to marry within their own tribe—Inheritances are not to move from tribe to tribe.
1 And the chief fathers of the families of the children of Gilead, the son of Machir, the son of Manasseh, of the families of the sons of Joseph, came near, and spake before Moses, and before the princes, the chief fathers of the children of Israel:
2 And they said, The Lord commanded my lord to give the land for an inheritance by lot to the children of Israel: and my lord was commanded by the Lord to give the
3 And if they be married to any of the sons of the other tribes of the children of Israel, then shall their inheritance be taken from the inheritance of our fathers, and shall be
4 And when the
5 And Moses commanded the children of Israel according to the word of the Lord, saying, The tribe of the sons of Joseph hath said well.
6 This is the thing which the Lord doth command concerning the daughters of Zelophehad, saying, Let them marry to whom they think best; only to the family of the tribe of their father shall they marry.
7 So shall not the inheritance of the children of Israel remove from tribe to tribe: for every one of the children of Israel shall keep himself to the inheritance of the tribe of his fathers.
8 And every daughter, that possesseth an inheritance in any tribe of the children of Israel, shall be wife unto one of the family of the tribe of her father, that the children of Israel may enjoy every man the inheritance of his fathers.
9 Neither shall the inheritance remove from one tribe to another tribe; but every one of the tribes of the children of Israel shall keep himself to his own inheritance.
10 Even as the Lord commanded Moses, so did the daughters of Zelophehad:
11 For Mahlah, Tirzah, and Hoglah, and Milcah, and Noah, the daughters of Zelophehad, were married unto their father's brothers' sons:
12 And they were married into the families of the sons of Manasseh the son of Joseph, and their inheritance remained in the tribe of the family of their father.
13 These are the commandments and the judgments, which the Lord commanded by the hand of Moses unto the children of Israel in the plains of Moab by Jordan near Jericho.


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Tom Cruise looks great, and imma let him finish, but
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Utilities are allowed to charge customers for natural gas that the companies can't account for. Much of the lost gas escapes through small leaks in old or damaged pipes. To upgrade the delivery system, utilities have to front the cost. Chris Farrell is a spokesperson for Berkshire Gas. He says his company has spent 17-million dollars on new gas lines in the last decade and so far has had to swallow those costs.
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Sometimes our 3-year-old is cheerful, but little things can always set him off, and then he seems grumpy and "blue" for longer than it seems like he should. Not to get paranoid, but depression runs in my husband's family, and I'm already starting to wonder about our son.
For starters, please know that it's extremely rare for a preschooler to be clinically depressed, unless something seriously traumatic has happened. It sounds more like your son is just vulnerable to getting bumped into a bad mood, and that it's harder than one would like for him to climb back out of his slump. And he sounds very normal; lots of other kids have similar tendencies.
So - what to do? Here are some basic principles, and parents with spirited or anxious children could probably benefit from trying these approaches as well.
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Rick Hanson, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist, Jan Hanson, M.S., L.Ac., is an acupuncturist/nutritionist, and they are raising a daughter and son, ages 16 and 19. With Ricki Pollycove, M.D., they are the first and second authors of Mother Nurture: A Mother�s Guide to Health in Body, Mind, and Intimate Relationships, published by Penguin. You can see their website at www.nurturemom.com or email them with questions or comments at firstname.lastname@example.com; unfortunately, a personal reply may not always be possible.


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In the October public lands meeting, John Baza from the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining said the Deer Creek miners received warning notices that there could be lay-offs after 60 days.
Rocky Mountain Power spokesperson Dave Eskelsen called the Emery County Progress and said this statement wasn't correct. The Deer Creek Miners received a 60 day notice of termination of contract. After this 60 days is up then the union miners can strike without notice. It also allows the company to act in its best interest as well.
Eskelsen said contract negotiations are continuing and Energy West is hopeful a new contract agreement can be reached that is agreeable to both sides.
The company will keep the mine operating after the 60 day period is reached. If the Deer Creek miners choose to strike then negotiations can still continue even with a strike in progress.
It is the main obligation of Energy West to keep the coal flowing to the power plants and keep the electricity on for its customers. Every effort will be made to ensure the power plants continued operation. Eskelsen said the power plants have a coal stock pile with sufficient supplies which can keep the plants operating for some time.
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Shutting down the Oilers power play - at the blue line
Jonathan Willis
February 05 2013 12:35AM
It was probably the most frustrating Oilers power play so far this season. Just prior to the halfway mark of the first period, Aaron Volpatti went to the box for boarding. On the ensuing power play, despite eight attempts, the Oilers were never able to successfully complete a zone entry.
Attempt 1
Justin Schultz (19) has just passed the puck to Jordan Eberle (14) at the top of the screen. Eberle is under a tight check and has held on to the puck for just a moment too long; he has no passing options so he's going to try and skate it in.
Unsurprisingly, Eberle is taken out along the boards. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (93) could probably make a fight of this if he skates at top speed toward the puck. He does not, and the Canucks clear easily.
Attempt 2
This time it's Hall (4) passing to Eberle. Once again, Eberle is being covered – the puck will be knocked off his stick and out of the zone in the next second, again preventing the Oilers from entering.
Attempt 3
Having been rebuffed twice, the Oilers try something different – Hall attacks up the middle.
Hall, having gained the line, passes the puck to Eberle in coverage – and once again the Canucks easily gain possession and clear the puck. And that's it for the first unit.
Attempt 4
With Hall having gained the line successfully by going up the middle, Gagner (89) decides to do the same thing.
The Oilers look like they just barely go offside here (though the whistle doesn't blow) but somehow Gagner, Hemsky and Hartikainen all decide they need to fill the same spot on the ice. In the confusion, the lone Canucks' penalty killer takes the puck and backhands it out of the zone.
Attempt 5
Having failed twice entering on the right wing, and twice entering up the middle, Sam Gagner passes to Nail Yakupov (64) on the left wing. The puck rolls of Yakupov's stick and is quickly sent the other way by the Canucks.
Attempt 6
Sam Gagner gains the blue line with speed… and Ales Hemsky (83) is offside. That's it for the second unit.
Attempt 7
Back to the first unit. Nugent-Hopkins has some difficulty with the pass from Schultz and tips it to Hall right after gaining the line. It's probably not surprising that this pass never makes it to Hall, and the Canucks clear easily.
Attempt 8
Justin Schultz tries to make a pass to Taylor Hall at the blue line, but the puck goes past and the Oilers end up getting called for icing. And that's it for the power play.
Recently by Jonathan Willis
February 05 2013, 12:44AM
Terribad execution. The Oilers "star young guns" looked overmatched and arrogant all night. Enough with the one man shows... It's time for the top line to dump, chase and cycle.
On the bright side, Gagner is emerging as a solid 2 way threat and Dubnyk has been fantastic. Who'd a thunk it?
Also: foiled not fisted.
February 05 2013, 12:56AM
Gagner has been in more highlights than he would probably like this season, as he is generally beside the guy on the other team scoring with no intentions of laying a stick on the guy. He's getting points, albeit second-assists sometimes, but his lines defensive abilities are a big reason for the team losing some of these nights. I would have broken this line up a while ago.
Gagner: -4 Hemsky: -5 Yakupov: -6
As for Yakupov, he had zero intentions of playing defense in OT tonight. He was cherry picking like a kid playing summer rec hockey. You can get on RNH all you want for still being goalless this season, but at least he cares about playing in his own end. It's hard to fault Krueger for playing Yakupov in OT again, especially with his track record of scoring big goals, but he looked bad on this play.
The Scandic Line was great tonight.
February 05 2013, 01:09AM
I can't remember the last time I was so frustrated while watching a powerplay and I'm a Flames fan for pete's sake. After the third failed attempt at passing shortly after gaining the zone I was just shaking my head that it seemed that not one person had thought of dump and chase.
Not one zone entry on 8 attempts against the leagues 20th place PK. If I was on the Oilers' PP I would still be embarrassed about that.
February 05 2013, 01:17AM
Nice analysis. Man, did Potter look like crap on the pp. And yes, Yaki was a big culprit on the winning Nucks goal.
February 05 2013, 01:21AM
Nice analysis. Man, did Potter look like crap on the pp. And yes, Yaki was a big culprit on the winning Nucks goal.
Actually it was Eberle who left the zone too early leaving the Canucks with the odd man advantage when Petry lost the puck. Yak had stayed behind, and although he might have looked out of position, Tanev was Eberle's man. Yak nearly got his face in front of the shot-pretty bravce move. But, sorry Wanye, that goal was on Ebs.
Again, no even strength goals.....not good!
The Nucks also jammed the oilers at their blue line at even strength. A noticeable difference compared to the oilers who give up their zone too easily. Defence needs better gap control.
The other teams have coaches and can watch video too. Teams know they have to stop this group from entry on the PP, because once they are in and have possession they are deadly.
The Oilers kids (with coaching and video) will figure it out and adjust.
February 05 2013, 07:29AM
... And Hemsky (83) is offside.
I like to call that "The Hemsky". So frustrating
Have to change something up if they are going to stand up like that. Get Harti back in there and dump it behind them.
Make them turn around - not greasy enough. The book is out on the pp - both units. They always want to carry/pass it in so just put up a wall at the blue line and clog it up.
There is probably 20 ugly goals for every one pretty one.
February 05 2013, 08:41AM
Lawndemon and Dougtheslug....Bang on! I damn near threw something at the tv watching them continue to try and carry the puck in. Why is it so hard for them to adjust? If the PK is standing up at the line, you dump and chase...if they are backing off, you carry it in...Not that complicated. The Oilers HAVE to learn to shoot more. Teams have adapted to the Oilers "pretty passing". A stick in the lane or pressuring the passer to cough it up and teams are gone the other way. Really growing tired of Hall crying to the refs. Even on the penalty shot he was whining until he saw the arm go up. He wonders why he never gets a call!
This game was full of weirdness.
Passes were all over the place. Guys were bunching up and passing to teammates that were clearly covered by someone already. No one standing in front of the net, or hell - even just charging to the net when you know a shot is coming. Far too many cross ice passes instead of just taking the shot.
The list goes on.
The shot clock tells the story. IMO the Oilers don't deserve a single point from this game. Although it is nice to reward the best Oiler tonight: Duby. Duby was outstanding.
PS: the nordic line was really good imo. They were the bright light of the evening for me.
February 05 2013, 10:14AM
That Yakupov chip pass to Hemmer was exactly what they needed to do. If the D is standing you up at the blueline, just chip it in. Oiler speed should into the zone should win you a majority of the puck battles that will come of it.
Yaks chip pass may have been an accident, but you can replicate it.
Actually it was Eberle who left the zone too early leaving the Canucks with the odd man advantage when Petry lost the puck. Yak had stayed behind, and although he might have looked out of position, Tanev was Eberle's man. Yak nearly got his face in front of the shot-pretty bravce move. But, sorry Wanye, that goal was on Ebs.
Eberle took off and created a 4 on 3 in the Oilers end. Yak did not play it that badly - he covered the open man in the slot and when Smid saw that he went towards the puck carrier coming off the boards. With Ebs up ice that left Tanev wide open and when Yak tried to block the shot he screened Doobie.
... And Hemsky (83) is offside.
I like to call that "The Hemsky". So frustrating
Time for a new name son!
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"I'm the 'Real' Ron Burgundy, and you're a smelly pirate hooker" #Confirmed
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February 05 2013, 12:07PM
Actually it was Eberle who left the zone too early leaving the Canucks with the odd man advantage when Petry lost the puck. Yak had stayed behind, and although he might have looked out of position, Tanev was Eberle's man. Yak nearly got his face in front of the shot-pretty bravce move. But, sorry Wanye, that goal was on Ebs.
I was just about to say exactly that. You know the team is COMPLETELY out of position when Yakupov is the only one back helping out the goalie. Once again positioning seems to be the downfall of the Oilers.
February 05 2013, 02:23PM
It matters little how the goals are scored. How many has a much larger impact on the outcome of a game.
Screw the 5v5 bullship.


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Sherrington: One center (not named Dwight Howard) and one point guard (not named Chris Paul) I like for Dallas Mavericks
SportsDay columnist Kevin Sherrington answered reader questions during a live chat Wednesday. Here are some highlights:
Hello, any interesting under-the-radar FA's the Mavs could be looking at if we don't land the big names? Jarrett Jack would make a great starting PG with his leadership and skills, J. R. Smith @ SG/SF, Dalembert or Blatche @ C, etc.? Thanks!
Kevin Sherrington: I like Dalembert. Kaman was a bad fit with Dirk. His game was too similar. They need a distinct, tough, defensive presence in the middle. Like Calderon better than Jack. You've got to make sure you get the right chemistry in this, too. I think that was a little bit of a problem for this year's team.
The Rockets will have room for at least 1 very large free agent next year. So why would a very good free agent sign with the Mavs instead?
Kevin Sherrington: A very good question. I think Dwight Howard is much more likely to go to Houston if he leaves LA. Or Atlanta.
Do you think O.J. Mayo can continue to grow as a player under Carlisle, or should the Mavs part ways with him?
Kevin Sherrington: He seems to want to go elsewhere, but, if he decides to come back, he could be a reasonably-priced option at shooting guard. He's probably one of the three or four best options on the market. They need to find those kinds of deals to fill out a team.


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1 in 4 Telstra customers use 4G phones - only a handful of 3G phones are now available - mostly on prepay, with all tablets, dongles and hotspots hooking users to faster internet LTE services.
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Telstra are now looking to expand 4G coverage to 85% of the population by Christmas, the biggest 4G network coverage in Oz. It has switched on its 2,500th 4G base station in Young, NSW to mark the 4G second birthday.
"We currently have more than 100 construction teams across the country building out our 4G network at a rate of up to 100 new sites per week,"said Telstra Executive Director Networks Mike Wright.
"We will switch on another 1000 4G base stations by Christmas 2013 which will take 4G to 85 per cent of the population, including 300 regional towns and holiday hotspots.
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Willis Mcgahee Trade Rumors
Posted 19 January 2007 - 04:39 PM
Willis McGahee said in a recent interview with Penthouse magazine that the NFL should be in Toronto and that the Bills should move there.
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle's Bob Matthews believes the Jets could be the first team contacted if the Bills are willing to deal McGahee. A beat writer for the Bills' official website thinks trading McGahee is a definite possibility this offseason.
Source: Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Posted 19 January 2007 - 04:50 PM
Posted 19 January 2007 - 05:00 PM
he not that good he only is good when he plays us
Posted 19 January 2007 - 05:12 PM
Posted 19 January 2007 - 06:25 PM
Yea really! Willis is a beast. It's just amazing that they would even think of trading him. We are looking for our guy they have their guy and they want to get rid of him. What gives?
Posted 19 January 2007 - 07:58 PM
Would you want to live in Buffalo? I think it's kind of ridiculous we think NFL players should be completely selfless and do whatever it takes for their team. These are human beings too...what if you had no choice but for some people to decide where you are going to work and live for the next atleast 4 years of your life? It may not matter as much to some people...but I don't want to be forced to live somewhere. What if you get sent somewhere like Green Bay? Forced to live in the middle of nowhere Wisconsin? I'd be legitimately upset!
Posted 19 January 2007 - 08:31 PM
Posted 19 January 2007 - 08:38 PM
Dude, are you really sticking up for someone who said, in effect, "I don't like Buffalo so they should move the team to Toronto."? No one has a choice. You go where you go. I don't hear anyone else complaining.
Posted 19 January 2007 - 08:56 PM
No offense but how old are you? Playing football is a career, and this is how careers work. It's not like anybody put a gun to his head, he's getting paid $15 million to do what we loves... Plenty of people take jobs for a tiny fraction of what McGahee is getting paid to move places that they don't want to. Living in Buffalo is something he should deal with and not cry about.
Posted 20 January 2007 - 02:28 AM
To some people it's all about money...but to me I'd rather be happy where I live than how much money I have. Money isn't good to me unless I can spend it on something I enjoy.
And what does age really have to do with anything...except you trying to belittle me?
Posted 20 January 2007 - 04:12 AM
And what does age really have to do with anything...except you trying to belittle me?
I'm not trying to belittle anyone, it was a QUESTION... because someone who's in high school might not understand as well as someone who is dependent on their own livelihood... particularly someone who has three children like Willis McGahee. If thats how you feel then more power to you,
McGahee got drafted by Buffalo, he signed the contract, that's how the NFL works. And if Buffalo was actually a contender, I bet McGahee wouldn't be complaining right now. Money aside, he had no choice where he went.


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Israel is reproved for her many sins—Ephraim is mixed among the people.
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2 And they consider not in their hearts that I remember all their wickedness: now their own
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4 They are all adulterers, as an oven heated by the baker, who ceaseth from raising after he hath kneaded the dough, until it be leavened.
5 In the day of our king the princes have made him sick with bottles of wine; he stretched out his hand with scorners.
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7 They are all hot as an oven, and have devoured their judges; all their kings are fallen: there is none among them that calleth unto me.
8 Ephraim, he hath
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11 ¶Ephraim also is like a silly dove without heart: they call to Egypt, they go to Assyria.
12 When they shall go, I will spread my
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According to Geofferey Bennett's "Battle of the River Plate" The Graf Spee had expended 228 (55%) of her 414 rounds of 11″ scoring 10 hits.
In all probability even the Cumberland (larger than the Exeter she replaced) and light cruisers Ajax and Achilles could have defeated her without any other assistance.
Even if Graf Spee won the ensuing engagement, if even British cruiser survived it could tale Graf Spee and bring even more overwhelming forces down on her.
According to captured documents, Graf Spee had 324 11-inch rounds remaining after the 13 December fight. (Pope)
Either way, I would disagree entirely that "all probability" pointed to Harwood's ships winning such an engagement. Particularly if Graf Spee inflicted similar damage to Cumberland as she had to Exeter.
IMHO, the critical hit was the fuel purifier; with only 24 hour steaming left in the "day"tanks (purified fuel), Langsdorf ran the chance of his engines stopping in the middle of a battle. And any mariner will tell you that in a battle, estimated range is optimistic to say the least.
I agree with you. The loss of the oil purifier was his most limiting factor. Had he been able to break out past Harwood's ships and meet with Altmark, he might have gotten sufficient fuel for a fight, and the technical assistance to get the purifier repaired/replaced.
URR, don't know if you've ever seen a purifier, but they're on the large side. Even the ones on FFGs are a pretty good size. Modern ships can take most of the equipement through ladder ways and equipment removal routes/access plates, but older ships would require cutting holes in the ship to get stuff out…and I've done exactly that many times.
Roger that. Langsdorff would have had to make for a neutral port in the company of Altmark, or so the story goes. From which she might not have escaped, whether the oil purifier was repaired or not.
It was fear of just such damage (or wear) to critical equipment that haunted the commerce raiders of both world wars. In 1914, neither of Spee's big cruisers could make more than 18 knots because of worn out boilers. If they could have made their designed 25 knots they might have escaped the Falklands fight.
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Let my highlight something. Langsdorff did something very special. Something which had a certain heritage. You might call it his education. If you have a better word please add.
"Ich werde uns nicht von einer Übermacht in Stücke schießen lassen. Für mich sind tausend junge Männer lebend mehr wert als tausend tote Helden."
This can be translated into: "I will not let us shot to pieces by a overwhelming force. For me thousand young men alive are worth more than thousand dead heroes."
From my point of view this is the real important thing which happened. Langsdorff entered the Navy beginning of WWI. He was educated by this Navy where honor and even gallantry were of relevance. A lot of those Navy Officers still stuck to those principles. Not all, but still a lot. The Navy of the emperor was able to pass such views. In a society which was highly conservative, Naval Officers were still something special. This changed in the course of events. Even at the beginning of the U-Boot Krieg this gallantry was possible.
1939 was one of the last occasions, something like this happened. A CO deciding to save his crew instead of making his final stand.
The "Operation Rheinübung" had a different outcome…Just look for Adm Lütjens last message. One clear statement. Combined with the British Fleet looking for the kill.
URR, "Either way, I would disagree entirely that "all probability" pointed to Harwood's ships winning such an engagement. Particularly if Graf Spee inflicted similar damage to Cumberland as she had to Exeter."
Certainly the British had every reason to try to make sure the Renown was available when the Graf Spee came out, because she was still dangerous and likely to cause serious damage, but essentially her fate had already been sealed as a result of the earlier fight and the arrival of the Cumberland. The record of the earlier engagement showed Graf Spee's fire was not accurate enough to disable three cruisers before she ran out of ammunition.
I did miss read my source, but in a way that favored Graf Spee. Rereading per Bennett Graf Spee had fired 414 rounds and had 186 remaining, indicating she had consumed 69%. Achilles had consumed 78%, and Ajax 51%. Presumably Cumberland was arriving fully topped up. Exeter had fired only 193 rounds (32%), presumably because of the loss of A and B turret and because the after turret was under local control for much of the fight.
Even if Graf Spee had 324 rounds of 11″ remaining, she had consumed 46% of her 11″ and succeeding in severely damaging only one ship.
The Germans clearly regarded the ammunition remaining as inadequate. The German minister to Uruguay, Langmann commented, "It would be preferable in view of [the Graf Spee's] shortage of ammunition to blow her up…"
For all the hype about being a "pocket battleship" Graf Spee was a cruiser, though certainly a large and well armed one. In 1940 the German Navy reclassified the remaining ships of the class as "heavy cruisers." She was armored like one, no better than many other heavy cruisers. Not as well armored as Germany's own Hipper class or the American New Orleans or the later Baltimore classes. She was not proof against 8″ shells, and in some circumstances not even against 6″ projectiles.
Comparing displacements, Graf Spee was 16,200 tons full load, while the three remaining British cruisers totaled over 41,000 tons full load. The light cruisers were nearly as large as Exeter and were similarly strongly built.
In the earlier engagement the Graf Spee had fought for an hour and 24 minutes and had failed to sink even one of the three ships. She had expended, according to Bennett, most of her ammunition. Once her 11″ rounds were expended she would be reduced to a large but very poorly armed light cruiser, that could have been finished off by any British cruiser that remained essentially in tact.
While nothing is certain the odds were on the side of the British. Even if she had done damage equal to that done on Dec. 13, she was extremely unlikely to have severely damaged all three cruisers before she ran out of 11″ shells.
Additionally, considering torpedoes, Graf Spee had fired four and presumably had four remaining, while the British would have eight on Cumberland, eight on Achilles, and four remaining on Ajax for a total of 20.
For propaganda reasons the British liked to portray this as a David and Goliath affair, it really was not. Churchill in particular viewed it as vindication of his opinion that Troubridge and his armored cruisers should have engaged the German battlecruiser Goeben and light cruiser Breslau as they escaped to Turkey. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pursuit_of_Goeben_and_Breslau) (Unlike the case of the Graf Spee, in that case the German ship had substantial advantage in speed and armor as well as range.)
Graf Spee was certainly a cruiser, but a well-armed one. And while her fire was not particularly accurate, neither was that of the British cruisers.
The track record of the Royal Navy in defeating an opponent when the odds should have been on their side has been spotty, to say the least. (The Goeben affair, when Milne should have engaged, and due to worn out boilers in Goeben, Milne would have had the significant speed advantage, the High Seas Fleet escape at Jutland.) It would happen again, with the Channel Dash in Feb of 42, where the RN held the cards but never played them.
Sperrwaffe, Cdr Salamander had a wonderful post about Captain Langsdorff and his moral courage in not sacrificing his crew in what he believed would be a futile gesture of propaganda value only. He is a gentleman-warrior and I do hope is a hero to the generations that followed!
My source indicates Graf Spee fired 41 rounds per hit, Exeter 64 rounds per hit and Ajax and Achilles 121 rounds per hit. To some extent that is to be expected, over the same range, the longer ranged gun has lost less of its energy, takes less time to cover the distance, retains more of its velocity, and consequently is more accurate.
I agree Troubridge should have taken on Goeben. As it turned out, it was a much more important engagement than Jutland.
I see a parallel between the German Panzerschiff and the American 44 gun frigates of the War of 1812, except that the 44 gun frigates were at least as fast as the smaller British frigates.
It seems commerce raiding got harder with the advent of steam, machinery, and the need for coal and oil.
Hadn't thought of it in those terms until you compared the 44-gun frigates to the Panzerschiffe.
… not to mention wireless communications.
I had thought surface commerce raiders was a thing of the past. For surface warships it probably is, but cruise missiles like the Club-K in containers, satellite cuing, and small drones for remote targeting may bring back the use of armed merchantmen.
When a ship is hit by a missile that could have come from hundreds of miles away, identifying the shooter may be difficult.
Funny you should mention the "klub-k". Precisely that scenario has popped up in more than one war game. Auxiliary cruisers and commerce raiding, updated for the 21st century.
If I were Chinese Navy planning the opening salvos of a war with the US, think I would try to use that system from merchant ships to take out every underway replenishment ship. Might put a few into harbors too.
I've also seen some photos of the Chinese firing army artillery from the decks of merchant ships. Pretty crude, but might work for some purposes.


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She was born May 9, 1941, in Hardin County to the late John Eston and Betty (Shewmake) Ledbetter. On Oct. 21, 1958, she married Claude Murrow and he preceded her in death March 13, 1991.
Carolyn was a retired CNA for Harrisburg Medical Center Home Health Care.
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Gallery of Australia honours Eddie Mabo
with acquisition and blessing of 19th-century stone shark
Monday 7th July 2003
On Monday 7th July 2003, the Chairman of the Mer (Murray Island) Council, Mr Ron Day will oversee the blessing of a rare 19th-century carved stone shark at the National Gallery of Australia. The National Gallery successfully bid at an international auction last year to secure the return of the Mer (Murray Island) stone shark.
Mr Day will be joined by a group of dancers from Mer (Murray Island) who will travel especially to Canberra to perform a traditional shark dance to coincide with the blessing events. The shark clan is the most prestigious of the eight clan groups established on the Island.
The blessing ceremony will be the highlight of NAIDOC Week Celebrations in Canberra.
2002 marked the 10th anniversary of the Mabo decision and the acquisition of the stone shark pays tribute to Eddie Koiki Mabo who was born on Mer (Murray Island) and whose totem was the shark.
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Dallas police officials have scrambled in recent days to explain and re-explain their handling of the Uptown and Katy Trail area robberies spree. That's included assurances that they're following leads and that they made the right call in waiting weeks to alert the public about the crimes.
But one of the things that almost certainly cannot be captured via written Facebook fan page postings and evening news releases is a broader perspective on what's happening in one of the most popular areas of our city.
Retired Dallas Police Officer Scotty Holt (below right) can provide such context. He spent a good chunk of his long career protecting folks in and around what is now known as Uptown. He was there before the Katy Trail was, well, the Katy Trail.
Here's some interesting thoughts form Officer Scotty Holt, in his own words:
I transferred to Central Patrol in 1977, working several beats in and around Uptown and the [Central Business District]. From 1995 til 2007, when I retired, Uptown was my beat on day shift.
The Katy Railroad Tracks had always been used by burglars and robbery suspects. They could freely move across the entire 120's sector undetected, drop down into the rear of an apartment complex to break into cars or a business, then escape back to the tracks, again undetected. We had several occasions when robbery suspects used the tracks to sneak into Reverchon Park to rob and even murder gay men.
When restaurants became popular in the Mckinney Avenue area, many of the Hispanic workers lived in the apartments north of Oak Lawn and Maple. Robbers would wait on the tracks at the Fairmount and Maple bridges, especially on pay day, then drop down and rob them. They again would disappear back to the tracks and could literally be miles away when we responded. Even if Air 1 [the police helicopter] was close, as soon as they got near the suspects, they could easily disappear into the wooded area where they could not be seen from above.
Many of these attacks were connected to gangs living in the Little Mexico area. When work began on the Katy Trail, the offenses still occurred, but we were now able to drive on the gravel track, then on the paved trail once it was finished. We were able to catch some suspects, were now able to find some of their hiding/stash spots, and kept a presence that deterred some of them.
High rises wiped out the homes in Little Mexico, displacing all the gangs to other parts of town and offenses dropped. Park curfews kept victims out of the parks late at night. Once the Katy Trail became popular, we were very lucky for years that it was isolated and off the radar of the criminal element. But most Officers realized it was only a matter of time that the bad guys would figure it out.
When I was working, I tried to drive the length of the trail at least once in the morning and again in the afternoon. But this was subject to call load, so there were days I never made it there. I enjoyed checking the trail. It gave me a quiet reprieve from the calls in a beautiful setting, a few minutes to catch my breath. I enjoyed being able to talk with all the folks along the Trail, the majority of which were very happy to see me.
The few times we had a problem, mostly with flashers, I was able to warn them. There were a handfull of folks who complained about me driving a car down the trail, but I bet even they would praise it now.
People need to understand that crime many times come in cycles. This particular cycle appears to be committed by the same two suspects. When they began, it obviously took a while to figure out there was a pattern emerging. Once manpower is applied to the problem area, the suspects will eventually be caught.
Then the huge crime upswing will disappear and the trail will once again return to normal. That could last a month, a year or longer, until the next cycle of bad guys figures it out. Then we'll go through this again. That's just the nature of the beast.
No matter which cycle we're in, we should always be cautious, use our common sense, stay aware of our surroundings and have a plan if the worst happens.