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~~Prologue: A Grave Discovery~~
The four finalists stood on the podium showered by a downpour of colorful confetti that sparkled in the sunlight, the tallest block on the podium which was reserved the Johto League Silver conference champion smelled strongly of the basil leaf that adorned the gold and silver poke ball symbol the decorated the pedestal. The pedestal to the right was about a foot shorter and was adorned with clear-cut crystals imbedded in the sterling silver embossment on the face, the base resembled an ionic column with its roots in Greek architecture.
The third place pedestal had several carvings etched in the stone that were filled in with bronze that gave off a fiery sheen in the golden rays of the sun. Finally the spot meant for the honorable mention was no more than a platform raised about six inches off the ground and decorated with pine green stripes.
"We will now being the crowning ceremony, will the finalists please step to the center of the stage." The director stated over the loudspeaker in an authoritative voice. The loudspeaker blared and even then could scarcely be heard over the deafening cheers of the crowd.
"Ladies and gentleman I am pleased to present to you the four winners of this years' Johto League Silver Conference Tournament. These talented Trainers are truly worthy of the title(s) that they have earned over this past week, through numerous trials and triumphs they have persevered with their partners in battle and here their names will be immortalized in the inner sanctum of the sacred mountain itself!"
The cheering crowd gradually simmered down, and finally died down to an acceptable decibel as a mysterious figure clad in gold and black armor marched up the trail of stairs leading to the apex of the podium- his silky black cape billowing behind him. The trainer continued his journey up the flight of stairs until he stood face-to-face with the four trainers on the podium, he was observing the long-standing traditions when he stood in front of the first trainer, his spiky red hair caught the rays of sunlight to his rear giving his visage an eerily fiery countenance. His piercing blue eyes stared directly into her determined brown eyes with an unwavering intensity, this man seemed to be judging whether or not she was truly worthy of the title that was about to be bestowed upon her. This act was mimicked with every trainer on the stage until the very last one, and once his "evaluation" was completed and he was sufficiently satisfied he nodded towards the speaker box located high up in the stadium and proceeded to take his place on the stage.
Next too approach the stage was a(n) aging gentleman who walked with a distinguished air about him, his walk seemed naturally elegant either by conscious effort or simply the by-product of his noble ancestry. The gentleman sported a white blazer complimented by red suit pant and black leather shoes; Professor Samuel Oak strode across the stage accompanied by DJ Mary Johto's highest rated radio host. The white blouse seemed almost perfectly tailored for her petit frame and complimented her flowing pink hair that seemed to dance in the gentle breeze. As both individuals took their places on the stage beside Lance Evans the previous leader of the Elite Four, and
they took the time to nod approvingly towards the four trainers who stood before them.
Finally the crowning ceremony reached its climax as each trainer accepted his medal and took his designated place on the pedestal, after which numerous photographs were taken and another torrent of sparkling confetti was released.
The Chairman of the board of Trustees smiled to himself as he watched the trainers in-by-one take their places on the pedestal as their names were called off once more, these names would be etched into the plaques on their respective pedestals where they would be immortalized for all of time. The Johto League Silver Conference was held every four years, and to qualify was a challenge that deemed insurmountable to the vast majority of trainers, but to win and join the ranks of trainers before who masterfully displayed their skill and valor, there was no word to quite describe that honor.
Dr. Preston shed a single tear as he watched his former student take his place on the bronze column, and dutifully bow as to have the 3rd place medal draped around his neck. The man's thoughts were interrupted by a loud and sudden rapping at the door. He wondered who would be knocking at this hour, Open House was over at 9:30 Geo Standard Time and now it was almost half past 10. Placing his curiosities and apprehension aside he turned his attention away from the television set in front of him, and strode slowly over to the large wooden door, the large lecture hall seemed eerily foreboding as shadows cast by the dim lights danced around the empty chairs, echoes of the bustle of activity that took place during classroom hours. Dr. Preston opened the door slowly and was greeted by the silhouette of a man shrouded in the shadows of the hallway; he seemed to be hunched over an unfortunate accident of some sort the Dr. presumed.
"Good evening Dr. Preston I presume?" The man spoke with an accent that was hard to place, but nevertheless seemed to be of no cause for immediate concern.
"Why yes sir. You startled me with the way you were hidden in the dark over there." The Dr. replied somewhat cautiously.
"My sincerest apologies, I fear it is an unfortunate side-effect of my rather turbulent childhood." The man said in a somewhat melancholy tone.
"Well yes these are dark times we live in."
"Yes they are, but as they say an age is called "dark," not because the light fails to shine but because people refuse to see it." The man said tactfully.
Dr. Preston was somewhat taken aback.
"Well you certainly don't see this every day, an enlightened soul at this hour of the night?" He said somewhat pleased.
"Well that is the nature of light, we as men cannot hold a torch to illuminate the path of another without also brightening ours as well.
"You as an instructor of men should understand this more than anyone."
]Minutes sped by as Dr. Preston become deeply engaged in conversation with the stranger, he was intrigued by the florid tact in his voice but at the same moment was astounded by the innate truth to his words. However as the seconds crept by the good doctor could not escape a nagging feeling in the stomach, however friendly this man may have been something about him was amiss..
"Well good sir I have quite enjoyed this spirited exchange, but now I must be going. These term papers don't grade themselves." Dr. Preston said with a light chuckle as pivoted his torso to return to the classroom.
"Such is the duty of an instructor but first if I could just trouble you for one last question?"
Dr. Preston hesitated for a moment before turning slightly to face the man.
"The face of evil is ever changing, and it is the darkness in the hearts of Man that allow that evil to flourish. However if one had the power to banish this darkness for the good of man would it not be a greater sin to keep such a power hidden from view?"
Dr. Preston nodded.
"Man was gifted with the ability to choose his destiny, and as time goes on his mind becomes more and more clouded by the delusions of those who make false claims of salvation. Man has long since forgotten his true purpose, his purpose since the beginning of time"
Dr. Preston's heart sped up a bit, he swore that the man's voice had grown deeper since they had first begun talking; also that nagging in the pit of his stomach feeling was growing stronger and he was forced to swallow some bile, the doctor tried to banish the apprehension from his mind.
"Surely you jest, Man's one and only purpose was to glorify the Divine Creator." Dr. Preston retorted with a start.
"Now you are playing coy Dr. Preston, you of all people should know that the Destiny of Man lies in the power of Ascension!"
Now the feeling in his stomach was overwhelming, he had to distance himself from the man. Dr. Preston hastily bid the man good night and briskly turned to enter his classroom. Then suddenly as a large weight had clamped on his neck he found could not breathe.
The man spoke in a chilling voice.
"Do not move."
The sixty-two-year old man clawed feverishly against the hand that clenched his neck in a vice like-grip, his eyes watered as he felt his breath-no his life exit his body. The man feebly began feeling his way across the doorway until he found a small button, and pressed it in a panic. Almost immediately a shrill alarm sounded and an thundering iron gate fell directly in front of him, barricading the classroom entrance and nearly crushing the man's arm.
Dr. Preston sat on the floor for a moment, wheezing as he gently massaged his neck taking stock of himself. I'm still alive. He thought to himself, and he turned to crawl towards his desk where his loaded Heckler and Koch pistol was hidden. When behind him a shot rang out like a thunderclap, and a searing heat hit him squarely in his back knocking him to the ground. The good doctor's legs froze up and he feebly rolled himself onto his back despite the fiery lances of pain that coursed their way through his body.
"Looking for this?" The man taunted.
A scant ten feet away, standing outside the sealed gate, the monstrous silhouette of his attacker stared through the iron bars. His shoulders were broad the rest of his physical features were hidden beneath his black cloak, the flashing lights made the patterns on his white mask slightly visible, but through the moisture in his eyes he could not discern them. Beneath his cloak his white stirrups sported red specks which resembled dried flecks of blood. However the most frightening feature however 9mm pistol that dangled from the black leather gloved fingers.
"You should not have tried to run." The attacker stated menacingly. "Now tell me where it is located."
Dr. Preston lay sprawled on the floor in a pool of blood-defenseless.
"I don't know what you are talking about."
"You are lying." The man said as he stared at him from beneath his mask. "But don't worry I have ways of making you talk…"
[/INDENT][/INDENT]Almost as if part of some otherworldly nightmare the attacker walked through the iron bars as if he was made of water, Dr. Preston stared in horror as the man strode over to him and once again clamped his neck in a vice like embrace and hefted him into the air. Dr. Preston's heart skipped entire beats as he was brought face to face with his attacker, and a surge of adrenaline hit him as he struggled to free himself despite the searing pain in his right shoulder.
"To struggle is useless." The man stated calmly as he punched the good doctor in the stomach.
"Perhaps now you will see things my way."
Dr. Preston felt like a ball of solid iron had hit him in the gut as he began coughing up blood, he looked up weakly and for the first time noticed the man's mask only revealed his left eye. While the design that covered the mask seemed to be black concentric lines that resembled planetary orbits, with the Sol symbol marking the middle of his forehead. The attacker shook him slightly and the proceeded to forcefully prop his head up to look him directly into his eye, and Dr. Preston gasped in horror.
"Willingly or not you will give me what I seek." The gazed into Dr. Preston's left eye with his own.
"Now submit…" As the attacker said these words Dr. Preston's world went black...
Several minutes later Dr. Preston awoke to find himself alone in the classroom, he lay in an ever-widening pool of his own blood. He turned his gaze towards the Iron Gate in the doorway-locked. He was trapped the doors could not be reopened for twenty minutes. By the time anyone got to him, he would be dead as even now blood continued to drip from his lips and each breath was becoming harder to exert than the last. Having been a veteran of war he had witnessed the fate that now awaited him. The bullet had ricocheted off of his ribcage, and lodged itself into his stomach, now untold amounts of various acids usually purposed for digestion would begin eating away at his internal organs. Even so, the fear the now gripped him was one far greater than the thought of his impending death.
The secret must live on!
He staggered to his feet once, only to collapse back to the floor. His strength was rapidly leaving him. The room had suddenly become cold; he shivered as he dragged himself to his desk where his prized globe of the Earth sat comfortably seated atop a gilded axis. Until recently the only light in his world was now the fact that he must pass along the secrets that he had died for tonight, ironic as it was the light had had stayed silent to protect would be the one to bring darkness to his world.
Wincing in the pain of the wounds he had sustained he summoned all of his faculties and strength. A desperate and final task lay before him, which he knew would require every ounce of strength remaining in his body, and one he also knew would require each remaining second of his life…
The End


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Canada still on track for fifth at Pan Am Cup
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico – Sarah Pavan of Kitchener, Ont., scored 14 points Thursday to lead Canada to a convincing 25-15, 25-19, 25-17 victory over Trinidad and Tobago in consolation playoff action at the Pan Am Cup women's volleyball tournament.
With the victory Canada evens its overall tournament record at 3-3 and advances to the consolation semifinal round.
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Don't blue yourself, but you (yes, you) could have a role on the finally happening fourth season of Arrested Development.
The show is offering a chance for six fans to be featured in a walk-on role this season. The rules are as follows:
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Media service charges $20 for a phone and $30/month for its economy plan. The equation c=30t +20 describes the total cost,c, of operating Media Services phone for t months. A) The total cost for 8 months of service is? My answer $260 If a customer has only $90 available, how ...
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February 28, 2010
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January 29, 2010
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January 23, 2010
How many moles are in 13grams of C6H6. should this question be broken down into its imperical formula (CH)6 and calculate the number of moles of CH and multiply by 6 or calculate the gram molecular wt of C6H6 and divide it into 13 grams? I took 13 grams and divided it by the ...
January 23, 2010
Sorry, a 100-gon is a 100 sided polygon.
January 23, 2010
a lot of times teachers will throw in a unit that has no meaning. They do this to get used to the idea of always carrying your units out with the problem. I suspect that is what is happening with your problem as I have never heard of a gon.
January 23, 2010
How many moles are in 13grams of C6H6. should this question be broken down into its imperical formula (CH)6 and calculate the number of moles of CH and multiply by 6 or calculate the gram molecular wt of C6H6 and divide it into 13 grams?
January 23, 2010
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January 23, 2010
: When the mass hits the pile, it has kinetic energy. This energy is transformed into other forms of energy as the speed of the falling mass rapidly reduces to zero. As this happens, the pile is forced a small distance into the ground. question: Explain how a large force is ...
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What were the main elements of Johnsons War on Poverty?
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What were the main elements of Johnsons War on Poverty?
December 14, 2009
Would someone please tell me how to solve these two problems? Find the indefinite integral: x(x-1)^5 dx (v^2)(1-v)^6 dv
November 18, 2009
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What amount of H2(g) is produced when 12g of magnesium reacts completely with dilute HCl(aq) Mg(s) + 2HCl(aq) ------> MgCl2(aq) + H2(g)
September 28, 2009
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Lithium hydroxide reacts with carbon dioxide as follow. 2LiOH + CO2________ Li2CO3 + H2O What mass (in grams) of Lithium hydroxide is need to react with 11 g of carbon dioxide?
September 28, 2009
Thank you, I really appreciate that help. We haven't done derivatives yet and its hard to see without that knowledge...
September 22, 2009
A 0.150 kg particle moves along an x axis according to x(t) = -13.00 + 2.00t + 3.50t2 - 2.50t3, with x in meters and t in seconds. In unit-vector notation, what is the net force acting on the particle at t = 3.45 s? I tried solving using s=Vit + (.5)at^2 but I can't find ...
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They are__________Mol of carbon atoms in 4 mol of Dimedthysulfoxide A: 2 B: 6 c: 8 D: 4 E: 3 My answer is C:8 but can any one help me with the method to show the right answer. 2. There are ___________Sulfur atoms in 25 molecules of c4H4S2. My answer is 50...Can one help me. 3...
September 12, 2009
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August 8, 2009
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July 31, 2009
I think that the answer is 2/100=50/2 cross multiply it to make it 2x2=4 and 50x 100 is 5000 or 2/100= 2/50 cross multiply it to get 100 and 200 divide it by 2 to get 100 and to get 50...I think i messsed up :/
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March 22, 2009
Classroom Management
Your the teacher, he is the student. There said, your in charge and he isn't. Assuming, you don't to anything that violates your teacher to student relationship you be just fine. My advice is to ask if it should happen again to please move, if something similar happens...
February 19, 2009
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Physics - URGENT
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April 9, 2008
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April 24 2013 12:13PM
While Detroit and Columbus battle for 8th place in the west, and the Rangers and Jets try to giveaway their playoff berth, the Oilers are in an epic battle to secure a top-five draft pick. Victories by Carolina and Nashville last night have given the Oilers a legitimate shot at the #4 pick, and a loss tonight would move them into 26th (fifth pick).
I feel for Taylor Hall, Jordan Eberle and the other players who give a solid effort most nights, because losing sucks, and this year the feelings of frustration, anger, failure and disappointment are more apparent than ever. Oilersnation is as beaten down as some of the players. Many said the 2012 season was rock bottom, however, that isn't the case; this year is turning out to be worse.
The Oilers were supposed to improve and compete for the playoffs this year. They did have a five-game winning streak that had them in the playoffs for ONE day, but since that 24-hour tease the Oilers have plummeted down the standings.
There will be no quick fix for the Oilers in the off-season. They won't be able to fool their fans into believing that an appearance by Oscar Klefbom and their first-round pick will be enough to make them competitive. They sure as hell better not fool themselves into believing that, because the reality is that this team needs improving in many areas.
The most pressing concern for this team is the need to improve their blueline. You can't win with limited size and strength on the backend. They desperately need a legitimate top-pairing defender, however, those aren't easy to find.
Those changes aren't possible during these final three games, but the players who are in the lineup tonight can at least give an honest effort. Show some pride, show some desire. When your best player, Taylor Hall, is giving a solid effort you'd think the lower-tier players would follow his lead.
If they don't, that should tell Craig MacTavish all he needs to know.
Ryan Whitney has a lower body injury, leg, and he will sit tonight. Magnus Paajarvi is healthy so Eric Belanger returns to the pressbox.
The Oilers need to show up tonight, or the Blackhawks will embarrass them. The good news is that the Oilers are 4-1-1 vs. the Hawks over the past two seasons. and they've outscored them 32-23.
At the very least they need to be competitive tonight.
- I disagree with those who believe the Gretzky statue should stay at Rexall, IF or when a new arena actually gets built. Gretzky is connected to the Oilers, not
Northlands, Sky Reach Centreor Rexall Place. Molsons purchased the statue and spokesperson Julie Gathercole said,
- I did, however, agree with Mark Spector's thoughts on my show. He said, "The Katz Group should step up and build their own statue at the new rink." That makes sense. They should finally step up and lead the charge. They should build some real statues, like the Roberto Clemente one in Pittsburgh (above, how awesome is that). Make a statement and show the fans you are committed to the past, present and future of your franchise. Spend some of your own money.
- Why are so many fans in love with Teemu Hartikainen? What has he done? He has played 22 games and he has 0 ES points. Zero. If I'm not mistaken, he hasn't even been on the ice for an ES goal. He has an incredible opportunity to earn himself a regular NHL job, but he's done nothing to show he wants that job. Players need to realize they don't get NHL jobs handed to them. They need to earn them.
- Ralph Krueger agreed that Hartikainen needs to be more aggressive and have more pushback. "It is important as part of your persona that you respond to that (Beauchemin hit), whether you are a skilled player or not. It is the grit within our offence that is a major element that is missing on our team. We need to have that from guys who aren't PP guys. He is trying to figure that out, and he needs to become more aggressive with his personality."
- Gotta love the NHL. The Panthers, the worst team in the league, defeated the Rangers, in a fight for their playoff lives, last night. Did anyone pick the Panthers on their Sports Select ticket? I doubt it. Most of us assume the Hawks will win tonight, but in the NHL you never know from game-to-game who will win.
- Oscar Klefbom has spent the past few seasons playing against men, and he looks like he can handle the physical toll of the NHL. He is bigger than many of the guys in the Oilers room. It was refreshing to hear this from Krueger today, "I think he will be able to come to camp and push for the #6 spot on our blueline." The last thing the Oilers need to do is pencil him into their top-four. They need to find proven top-four veterans to play there. If Klefbom comes in and blows the doors off, great, but this team can't expect to improve if they pin their hopes on another young defender.
- Alex Ovechkin leads the NHL with 31 goals. In the 48-game, 1995 season five players had 30+ goals. Owen Nolan, Ray Sheppard and Alex Zhamnov had 30, Jaromir Jagr had 32 and Peter Bondra led the league with 34 goals. The crazy stat is that Bondra only had 9 assists. NINE freaking assists in 48 games, despite scoring 34 goals.
- Here are some other goal-scoring leaders who came close to Bondra's Goals/assist ratio:
Cy Denneny 1924 22 22 2 24
Babe Dye 1925 29 38 8 46
Nels Stewart 1926 36 34 8 44
Maurice Richard 1945 50 50 23 73
Gaye Stewart 1946 50 37 15 52
Bobby Hull 1962 70 50 34 84
Bobby Hull 1967 66 52 28 80
Peter Bondra 1995 47 34 9 43
Bondra's season was unlike anything the NHL had seen in 70 years.
- Did you notice Babe Dye's 1925 season? He had 38 goals in 29 games, which was 1.31 goals/game. When Gretzky scored 50 in 39 he was at 1.28. Technically Dye had missed one of his team's game so he had 38 goals in 30 of his team's games which dropped him to 1.26. Either way, Dye had an unreal 1925 season.
- Taylor Hall, Jordan Eberle and Devan Dubnyk have accepted invitations to the World Championships. Sources tell me Steven Stamkos, Claude Giroux, Eric and Jordan Staal are also likely to be going. Also Justin Schultz, Nick Schultz and Sam Gagner might get an invite. Ladislav Smid will play for the Czech Repulic. Nail Yakupov, Jeff Petry also have a good chance of representing the USA and Russia.
GAME DAY PREDICTION: The last time the Hawks were in Edmonton Sam Gagner had 4 goals and 8 points. No one expected that to happen, so anything is possible tonight. We'll see 10 goals tonight, but the Oilers will lose 6-4.
OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: Andy Moog gets a huge ovation, and before puck drop someone will have the Moog mini-stick they received before the game listed on Kijiji. Likely for $30 bucks.
NOT-SO-OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: Oilers fans despite being beaten down, will give a standing ovation in the 2nd period after the 4-89-14 line hem the Hawks in for 30 seconds. The dedication and passion of Oilers fans never ceases to amaze me.
Cmon DSF you know that was another one your whoppers admit it. You were exposed for some pretty weak logic, by G Money.
Really there is no linkage to those facts you threw out - zero. Influence - arguably but no linkage.
move along now . . .time for your Schulz Jr. trashing.
Cmon DSF you know that was another one your whoppers admit it. You were exposed for some pretty weak logic, by G Money.
Really there is no linkage to those facts you threw out - zero. Influence - arguably but no linkage.
move along now . . .time for your Schulz Jr. trashing.
Schultz doesn't need my help.
@G Money
I don't know if DSF is a vancouver troll. I believe DSF lives on the island Although he/she has admitted to watching all Canucks, Oilers, & Wild games so I'm not sure who DSF cheers for.
Schultz doesn't need my help.
I don't know, if any other team would have got him you would have called it a steal. Not every Oilers rookie is a bust. Give him time.
I don't know if DSF is a vancouver troll. I believe DSF lives on the island Although he/she has admitted to watching all Canucks, Oilers, & Wild games so I'm not sure who DSF cheers for.
I also watch all the Kings games too.
This season, I'm a "fan" of Columbus.
But I don't think they're going to make it.
Watch out next year though.
JD and Kelkalainen are two of the smartest guys in hockey.
On a different hockey topic - while waiting for the Oiler game to start, I'm forced to endure the TB-TO game finish.
What a spectacularly unselfish play by Lecavalier to get Martin St. Louis the hattie.
I don't know, if any other team would have got him you would have called it a steal. Not every Oilers rookie is a bust. Give him time.
Most any other team would have sent him back to the minors long ago.
Even the Leafs have been sitting Gardiner for his defensive play and he's better in his own zone than Schultz.
He may learn how to play his position but you would think at his age he would have a clue.
He doesn't.
Schultz doesn't need my help.
it's so easy with you - I just say the word "Schulz" and you dance. . .it's really funny.
We could some of that type of leadership and heart from our veterans.
Most any other team would have sent him back to the minors long ago.
Even the Leafs have been sitting Gardiner for his defensive play and he's better in his own zone than Schultz.
He may learn how to play his position but you would think at his age he would have a clue.
He doesn't.
Wow, you're on fire today, DSF! Though I have heard that turd is a good source of hydrocarbons.
Schultz Jr is leading all rookie D in points. That's why he stays up. Every other team in the league would take him in a heartbeat.
Speaking of rookies - hey DSF, remember back a whole month ago when you were declaring Yak City a bust and predicting he would finish -40?
EDIT - in reference to the Lecalvier play
Yeah I'm kind of rooting for Columbus too this year to make the playoffs. I've never really hated The Blue Jackets (except for Oiler-killer Kristian Huselius) so it would be good for that franchise.
About Schultz Jr.: I still think it's too early to tell, especially for a defenceman. But you may be right: Gardiner might be better. He also plays on a better team.
I guess we'll see.
Side note: It must be fun to watch L.A. this year; they are a serious contender & my pick to make the western final at least.
April 24 2013, 08:00PM
What a sweet celebration from Yakupov. Kiss the crest. Man crush. That kid is my new favorite player.
April 24 2013, 08:02PM
If dubbie plays for team Canada they have no chance of winning. He sucks. 2 weak goals already. Wow. This goalie sucks
Wow, you're on fire today, DSF! Though I have heard that turd is a good source of hydrocarbons.
Schultz Jr is leading all rookie D in points. That's why he stays up. Every other team in the league would take him in a heartbeat.
Speaking of rookies - hey DSF, remember back a whole month ago when you were declaring Yak City a bust and predicting he would finish -40?
No one outside of Edmonton is speaking all that glowingly about Yak and his one dimensional game. Just looks like more of the same as what they already have. Hall with 2 nice assists on Hawk goals though.
@G Money
Great shot by Yakster, hmm lots of chances might end JG could be right @ 6-4, atleast Dubby doing his part so far.
How do we get out numbered 3-1 on the halfboards on the PP. Good support, lol.
I could not agree more with the original guys statements. I try to watch all of every game, cuz I love it. However, I've never been so disgusted as a fan, as this year with the Oilers. There's a handful of them that put an effort in all the time, and I mostly mean Hall. I'm a Riders fan so I'm not new with being disappointed but with the Oilers..... They pushing me to be a Jets fan! Completely sick of the lack of effort!..... Sorry to any fans that don't agree with me, hate to say it, but the truth hurts! It hurts me.
April 24 2013, 08:20PM
Two more points to give Nail the Calder points tie.Three for the lead. Lets push for it. It is our only positive left.A hattrick with an extra assist would be perfect.
If dubbie plays for team Canada they have no chance of winning. He sucks. 2 weak goals already. Wow. This goalie sucks
what he said.
April 24 2013, 08:29PM
The difference tonight seems to just be that they are targeting Dubbys 5-hole and they capitalised,thats about it.
We are doing ok so far.
He's not soft.
if he's scared to drop the gloves we don't need him,we have to many of that kind already.
April 24 2013, 08:37PM
@G Money
1. Point totals do not tell the whole story - see Sam gagner
2. I bet he leads rookie Ds in minutes by a country mile.
3. Dsf is probably right - pretty much any other team would have sent him to okc by now. He could probably use a rest too.
April 24 2013, 08:57PM
It seems to me that the give and go transitions into the o-zone have traditionally allowed us to destroy this team, so what the heck,why not give it a roll ?Hahahaha. Oh , dont forget the zone entry speed must be correct, not to fast now its a race not a sprint.
April 24 2013, 09:04PM
YESSSSS!!! How do you do it!?! So, funny!!! Dude's Super Funny!!! Thanks for the posts!
I love you, man! *HUG*
April 24 2013, 09:17PM
There was once a time when a game like this would give oil fans false hope. 'See, we can compete with the league's best, we just need to be consistent'. Once we were that naïve. The truth is that the Hawks are trying not to incur any injuries. This has the intensity of a scrimmage. Non-contact hockey with the oil, all of the oil, going through the motions. A complete embarrassment.
Anyone thinking that we hit rock bottom last year, wrong. This year? Wrong again. Like crackheads find out, the bottom is WAY further down than can be imagined.
April 24 2013, 09:19PM
We want a controlled laterally strong 3 man transition into the o-zone,with a d-man ready to come in behind right to the net to clean up garbage. Not a semi-fast break give and go attempt like we tried there for a bit.ANd when we finish the give and gos we need to use a onetime redirection or some type of quick-release onetimer,we need to speed our shots up,the zone entry is controlled but we execute the onetimer type of shots.
Simple method.
All is well,just hit the o-zone entrys better with lateral strength ,use the onetimers and have a d-man coming in upspeed down the middle for the rebounds we box out with our 3 man entry and net collapse.
April 24 2013, 09:41PM
@Serious Gord
Yeah you're right, Schultz belongs in the AHL. You know he still leads all defencemen in scoring right? There's a guy tied with him who has played 75 games. Schultz played 34. Do you read what you write?
April 24 2013, 09:41PM
Well the simple goddarn play worked fine for the Hawks, but I was hoping we would execute it,ha ha ha ha ha, the Oilers are so dysfunctional man.They just keep on kissing their sister.
April 24 2013, 09:45PM
DSF -9.5x10^7
I have recorded all of your little predictions gave you a minus for each one that didn't come true. GO AWAY, Deliberate Stats Fudger.
April 24 2013, 09:52PM
HAHA!!! Non-stop laughs, like America's funniest home videos!!! You sir, are a Bob Sagat!
I love you, man! *HUG*
April 24 2013, 09:59PM
J Schultz to Nail for the onetimers,lets work it times a flying.What happened to the fast release onetimers 5on5? And why always the huge windups, faster pass,shorter windup.
Edmonton has a real chance to finish 28th.
April 24 2013, 10:11PM
Assuming the oil lose out, a TB win over Fla and a big effort from Nashville in Columbus puts the oil in 28th. 30th, then 29th and now 28th. Movin on up like George Jefferson! Stanley comes home in 2040.
I could see Nashville beating Columbus or overtime.
I could see Tampa Bay beating Florida or overtime.
I could see Edm losing to Minnesota and Vancover
Schultz -2
Now -19 on the season.
Well that game was something that happened. The fans didn't really even boo The Oilers too much. Maybe even the ticket holders are getting apathetic.
Anyway, how 'bout that other local sports team. You know the one that can actually beat a calgary hockey team. Great series.
Go Oilkings!
April 24 2013, 10:19PM
This website has turned into a blood bath
FORESIGHT - Oilers will finish in top 8 of the league next season . Prepare yourselves .
April 24 2013, 10:29PM
Dubnyk stood on his head and still lost. Without paying much attention I counted 6 breakaways. That is bush league hockey. The first one occurred because Hall decided to try to deke 4 Hawks instead of chipping it deep. That set the tone.
If the d-men know this happens repeatedly, I'm not sure why they just don't back up. Yeah the game is fast but... they do this for a frickn living. Someone along the way isn't accepting the system.
April 24 2013, 10:32PM
Schultz -2
Now -19 on the season.
How happy you must be! Now if only a puppy would get run over your day would be complete!
April 24 2013, 10:32PM
The only hope now is to find Kyle Wellwood. He will know what to do. Did you know that during one 60 second stretch in a game 4 years ago Wellwood was a +2? That works out to be +120 per 60 mins!!! He is obviously superior to every Oiler that ever lived ever in everington everville.
Find the Wellwood, Save the World.
Right on schedule ...
Drops Steaming Fudge - king of the small sample!
Hey DSF, here's a term for you to look up in the dictionary: "Rookie".
Here's another one: "Hockey".
How happy you must be! Now if only a puppy would get run over your day would be complete!
It is what it is.
He can't play defense AT ALL.
Right on schedule ...
Drops Steaming Fudge - king of the small sample!
Hey DSF, here's a term for you to look up in the dictionary: "Rookie".
Here's another one: "Hockey".
Why don't you look up 23 year old "LOSER".
46 games is a pretty fair sample size.
Kid can't play.
At all.
I know people are sick of losing, but with our loss and Tampa's win, this is great for the draft. Tampa is playing Florida in game 48 and are just one point behind us. I want Barkov!
April 24 2013, 10:40PM
Agree. But too early to write him off. Kid has boat loads of talent. Oilers needed to find him a skilled veteran and they failed to do that. If MacT can right that wrong he will settle down. College and AHL was far too easy for him. NHL speed and size has been a wake up call.
April 24 2013, 10:41PM
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AMHERST, Mass. - No. 19 UMass outscored Albany 10-2 over the final three quarter to rally from a 4-1 deficit to beat the Great Danes, 11-6 on Tuesday afternoon at Garber Field. Sophomore Art Kell scored two goals in a span of 1:40 in the third quarter to give UMass its first lead, one it would not relinquish. Sophomore Greg Rushing was sensational on face-offs all day, winning 16-of-21. He won 10 of his first 11 draws in the game for UMass (3-1 overall). Albany remains winless at 0-4.
In addition to Kell, Bobby Hayes, Ryan Hantverk and Ryan Liebel each scored a pair for the Minutemen. Kell added a career-high three assists for five points and Hayes had two helpers for a four-point game. Of UMass? 11 goals, 10 were assisted.
Albany's goalie John Carroll had a career day keeping the Great Danes in the game with 19 saves. UMass' Tim McCormack made seven saves.
The Minuteman defense was stellar over the final three quarter, keeping the Great Danes to just two goals over the final 43 minutes. Senior captain Diogo Godoi did a great job along with fellow close defensemen Greg Anderson and Tom Celentani. Defensive midfielders Stephen Zorkers, Will Jeffery and Casey Rahn were also strong in holding down the Danes.
Joe Resertarits had three goals for Albany, but preseason All-American Brian Caufield was held pointless.
Kell gave UMass its first lead of the game at 5-4 on a goal with 4:01 left in the third quarter after 16 minutes without a goal from either team. Kell added another goal less than two minutes late for a 6-4 edge with 2:21 left in the third. Albany?s Derek Kreuzer ended a 27-minute scoreless drought for the Great Danes scoring with one minute left in the third quarter, cutting the deficit to one at 6-5.
Will Manny scored a man-up goal and Liebel added a tally for an 8-5 lead with 12:27 left in the fourth. Hayes, Liebel and Hantverk each added their second goals of the game for a five-goal bulge with 4:21 left in the fourth.
Down 4-1, UMass scored three goals in a row to end the first half for a 4-4 deadlock at intermission. Hantverk, Hayes and Anthony Biscardi
scored consecutively to tie the game for the Minutemen. UMass outshot Albany, 26-7 in the first half, but Carroll was stellar for the Danes, making 14 saves.
Albany jumped out to the 4-1 lead, scoring on four of its first five shots of the game 17 minutes into action. Resertarits scored his third goal of the game with 13:05 left in the second quarter for the three goal edge.
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This month's One of Hardin County's Finest Cooks is not a stranger to most of you. Idell Sego and her husband, James, are well-known for establishing The Whistle Stop Restaurant in Glendale.
Idell's mom was a great cook and hardly ever used a recipe, Idell said.
The summer Idell was 13, her aunt and uncle visited from St. Louis. As they all were sitting under a shade tree — there was no air conditioning then — Idell asked her mom if she could cook supper. Idell doesn't remember what she cooked, except fried fish. She's loved cooking ever since.
She and James have been married for 60 years. In the early days, James helped his father farm , sometimes with the help of other farmers. When it was time for the men to help James, Idell would cook lunch for all who were helping that day, she said. As a new bride, she was proud when the guys seemed to enjoy lunch, but not so proud when the time came to clean up the dishes in a small upstairs apartment kitchen, still with no air conditioning.
James and Idell have three wonderful daughters, six grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and two stepgreat-grandchildren. There has been a lot of cooking at Nanny and Pop's house on Thanksgiving, Christmas, birthdays and other special occasions.
From 1975 to 2005, they were owners, cooks and managers of The Whistle Stop Restaurant. That was the highlight of her cooking days. In 2005, they decided to retire from the restaurant because of their health and age. Some great folks inquired about purchasing the business and after much consideration, they decided that was what they should do, she said. Mike and Lynn Cummins have carried on manh of the same traditions the Segos started back in 1975.
Just a short while before leaving The Whistle Stop, Idell decided to write a cookbook, "Dining at the Whistle Stop." It includes many of the recipes used at the restaurant.
Two that were not included are broccoli casserole and meatloaf. She often gets requests for these, so she is sharing those today.
The cookbook also includes one of her family's favorite fall desserts, Fresh Apple Cake with Warm Vanilla Sauce. It makes the kitchen smell so scrumptious and inviting, Idell said. Autographed copies of "Dining at the Whistle Stop" are available at Thru the Grapevine Shop in Glendale.
Nora Sweat, author of "Mama and Me," is a native of Hardin County and a retired home economics/ family and consumer science teacher. She can be reached at email@example.com or by mail at 408 W. Dixie Ave., Elizabethtown, KY 42701.
Broccoli Casserole
1/2 cup of uncooked minute rice
1/4 cup of onion flakes
1 pound frozen broccoli cuts
2 10-ounce cans cream of mushroom soup
1 pound Velveeta cheese
1/4 pound margarine, melted
1 teaspoon onion salt
Topping (to be put on after casserole is baked)
Enough day old bread to make approximately 2-3 cups when torn, buttered and peppered. Homemade bread is best.
Cook broccoli in boiling water until crisp and tender, reserving water after cooking. Generously butter a 9-by-13-by-2-inch casserole dish. Sprinkle minute rice over bottom of dish and add chopped broccoli evenly over rice. Sprinkle onion salt over broccoli. Cut Velveeta cheese in small pieces and place on top of broccoli. Dilute cream of mushroom soup with one and a half cans of reserved water and mix well. Pour over broccoli. Then add melted butter. Bake uncovered at 350-375 degrees on bottom rack of oven until all cheese has melted and entire casserole is bubbly hot. Remove casserole from oven and let rest for 5-10 minutes. Top with buttered and peppered homemade bread pieces. Put back in oven on top rack and bake until bread pieces are a nice golden brown.
Whistle Stop Meatloaf
2 1/2 pounds ground beef
1 cup whole milk
1 1/2 cups ketchup
1/8 cup Worcestershire sauce
2 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoons pepper
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 cup dehydrated onion flakes
1 teaspoon dry mustard
2 large eggs, beaten
2 1/2 cups quick oats
Mix all meatloaf ingredients by hand until well-blended. Shape into 8-ounce oval shapes and place them side by side in a greased baking pan. Pour sauce evenly over meat. Bake, uncovered at 325 degrees for 45 minutes to one hour. Serve cooked meatloaf with a heaping tablespoon of diced tomato topping.
2 cups ketchup
1/2 tablespoons dry mustard
1/3 cup brown sugar
1 cup water
1/2 teaspoon salt
Whisk together the ingredients and pour over meatloaf.
Diced Tomato Topping
1 28-ounce can diced
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon butter
Simmer for approximately 30 minuts or until liquid is reduced. Pour over meatloaf
Fresh Apple Cake
1 cup canola oil
2 cups sugar
3 eggs
2 cups self-rising flour
3 cups chopped apples
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup raisins
1 cup chopped pecans
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Combine oil, sugar and eggs in a bowl and beat well; add flour; beat thoroughly. Add remaining ingredients and stir to blend. Bake in a coated, floured loaf pan at 350 degrees for 45 minutes.
1/4 stick margarine
2/3 cup evaporated milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup sugar
Combine ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Boil for one and a half minutes. Punch small holes in the top of the cake and pour sauce over the cake.
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In the midst of one of the most significant economic downturns in decades, no company, department, or program has been spared. One would expect, then, that information security would be subject to similar cost-cutting measures. Surprisingly, though, a recent survey found that the security function is being spared. However, it is facing new challenges arising from the downturn.1
Tightening the purse strings on security is not on most chief information officers' agendas; in fact, some organizations are investing more in information security. Of the senior executives surveyed, 63 percent expect information security spending either to increase or to stay the same. In fact, the economic downturn is one of the leading drivers of information security spending, ranking second after business continuity/ disaster recovery. Companies that are cutting back are doing so with restraint. The majority are reducing their spending by less than 10 percent or deferring initiatives by less than six months.
With increased investment, information security initiatives are under pressure to perform. Because of more employee layoffs and greater risks associated with suppliers and business partners, many executives believe that information security is more vulnerable than ever. Threats include a more complex regulatory environment and other cost reduction efforts that could affect security performance.
The bottom line: In times of uncertainty, information security cannot be ignored. And companies that invest in protecting their data will not only limit damage to their assets and their reputations but also emerge stronger and more resilient.


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kim was treated like a witch even then
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Is it me or is Tsugumi going to descend into madness because of Maka ;P ?
So there is a reason for the tittle. I wonder if Soul called himself Eater because he belongs to the EAT class, or just because he eats souls ?
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: If it is blue, it is PB. Polyethylene is usually black. If it is blue, call 1-800-356-3496. They do not need a lot of documentation other than the age of the residence and an 18" section of pipe from the abandoned service pipe after replacement. And if you let their company replace it, you don't even need that. Submit the repair bill with your documentation and they will usually reimburse that also. The origianl plumber must not be too familiar with the PB situation otherwise he would have repaired it and gave you this info. But if it is not PB piping, then you have no recourse.
: : I recently had a water line break in my front yard. The plumber that came to replace it identified the piping as polybutylene pipe. He then told me about the class-action lawsuit and gave me the number to call and then left. After calling the number, I found out that I would have to get together a lot of documentation prior to the line getting replaced. I was out of water and I had two newborns at home. I called another plumber (I could not get the original plumber back within the next day) to replace the line. I requested that he leave me the fittings as well as a nice piece if the piping.
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KENILWORTH - Our loving father, grandfather, brother, and friend, Thomas William Haycock, age 75, passed away Sept. 20, 2009 at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center while surrounded by his loving family.
He was born July 2, 1934 in Price to Jess and Ruth Mollard Haycock. Married Dian R. Smith, later divorced.
He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Tom was a lifelong resident of Carbon County where he was a truck driver for Savage Brother's and a retired member of the United Mine Worker's of America Desbee Dove Mine. He honorably served his country aboard the U.S.S. Cacapon on Midway Island during World War II.
Tom enjoyed his luncheons and visits at the Senior Center in Price. He also loved spending time with his Pug dogs, fishing and hunting with his dear friend Pee Wee.
Survived by two daughters and one son, Virginia (Tylon) Overgaard, Rock Springs, Wyo., Clark (Angie) Haycock, Salt Lake, Gaylene (Bobby) Appleby, Price; sister, Norma Steele, Price; brothers, Clyde (Karen) Haycock, Layton, Jim (Juanita) Haycock, Hanna, Wyo.; 10 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents, five brothers and two sisters; and grandson, Chris Appleby.
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The Central Yukon Planning Area is approximately 56 million acres, of which approximately 13.1 million acres are BLM-managed public lands. Other federal lands in the planning area include portions of the Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, the Koyukuk, Innoko Northern Unit, Nowitna, and Kanuti National Wildlife Refuges, and the U.S. Army Tanana Flats and Donnelly training areas. The decisions in the RMP will only apply to BLM-managed lands. Lands of note within the planning area include the Dalton Highway Utility Corridor, Central Arctic Management Area Wilderness Study Area, a segment of the Iditarod National Historic Trail, and numerous areas of critical environmental concern.
The planning area overlaps portions of the Northwest Arctic Borough, the North Slope Borough, the Denali Borough, and the Fairbanks North Star Borough. However, the majority of the planning area does not fall within any borough boundary. The planning area boundary includes 24 remote villages, 15 of which have tribal entities, and three ANCSA Regional Corporation boundaries (Doyon Limited, Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, and NANA, Inc.).
When completed and approved, the RMP will replace two existing BLM land use plans: the Utility Corridor RMP (1991) and the Central Yukon RMP (1986). It will also provide a RMP for a portion of the lands currently covered by the Southwest Management Framework Plan (1986) and unplanned lands near Fairbanks.
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The Concord, New Hampshire, bungalow that Matthew and his wife, Jenny, call home is decked out for Christmas. The palette is traditional red and green with white accents. Linen napkins, iridescent cranberry glass, and bright apples grace the dining table. As to flowers, he recommends massing one type — it's foolproof and often achieves a more dramatic look than a bouquet of mixed blooms. Here, vibernum berries and deep-red roses grace the table. Hollowed-out apples make innovative containers for votive candles. Matthew says that when entertaining, you can't lose with "candlepower." The flickering flames are romantic, elevating the occasion so guests feel special.
Yards of white pine or cedar roping and other greens like pittisporum and boxwood provide contrast and lushness, giving the garland-draped dining-room window a multidimensional quality. Matthew believes Christmas is a time to evoke memory and engage all the senses with music, the aroma of delectable food, and a rich, colorful environment.


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By Sid Salter
I'm sure that there are other small churches that have contributed significantly to this nation's culture, but I likewise rather doubt that any church in America has had a more profound impact on the culture of the rural South than has East Fork Baptist Church, located about a mile off Highway 24 in rural Amite County.
The church has been there for more than 200 years, not far from the east fork of the Amite River for which the church was named. With 240 or so members on the books, the present pastor says that "on a good Sunday" some 50 to 70 souls gather to worship.
There are literally hundreds of such small, rural houses of worship around Mississippi. But what makes this church and the Smithdale community east of Liberty special is that they spawned two of the most memorable characters in Mississippi's history – minister, writer and civil rights activist the Rev. Will D. Campbell and Nashville comedian and Christian storyteller Jerry Clower.
Campbell, born in 1924, and Clower, born in 1926, share the roots of their educations at East Fork Consolidated High School and both were members of East Fork Baptist Church. Campbell was at age 17 ordained to preach at East Fork Baptist, where he was baptized in June 1931.
Clower accepted Christ as his savior at a July 1939, revival and was baptized on the same day with his future wife, Homerline.
Campbell died June 3 in Nashville at age 88 after an extended illness. Clower died in 1998 at the age of 71. They interacted in church and in school. One local historian suggests in her writings that they were distantly related.
But that's where the similarities end.
I was fortunate to come to know Jerry Clower reasonably well and to maintain a relationship with his late brother, Sonny, as well. Jerry Clower was loud and boisterous, the kind of man who sucked all the air out of the room when he entered.
His stories were funny, but clean. He never told a joke on stage that he could not have told from the pulpit at East Fork Baptist Church. His was a born-again, evangelical Christian who was affiliated with Christian pursuits in both his business and personal life.
He used his fame to engage in evangelism and he avoided the trappings of fame. He did not associate with the more colorful colleagues he encountered at the Grand Ole Opry. He was a by the Good Book Christian who lived his faith each day.
Campbell, who I met in Oxford and with whom I maintained an intermittent correspondence, embraced the hard Nashville cases like Johnny Cash, Tom T. Hall and Waylon Jennings. In a Rolling Stone interview in 1970, Campbell – the model for the late Doug Marlette's Rev. Will B. Dunn in the comic strip "Kudzu" – was a minister who did not attend church, made and drank whiskey, and whose vocabulary was peppered with robust but well-chosen expletives.
Few Mississippians of his generation had more courage in embracing the cause of civil rights or advocacy for the poor, the downtrodden and the marginalized. His writings were brave and important and he was not afraid to be critical of organized religion. His ministry was to those who did not trust churches or the institutions that supported churches.
Here's a suggestion. Find some recordings of Jerry Clower's tales of the Ledbetters and share his lamentations on the life of poor rural God-fearing rednecks down in the Amite County of his childhood. Then read Campbell's "Brother to a Dragonfly" or "Forty Acres and a Goat" along with "Providence" and "The Convention."
Their politics were different. They came at their respective artistries from different philosophical points. But the echoes of gnawing rural poverty, isolation, hopelessness and the sometimes blind faith that only God and hard labor offered any respite are so familiar. Both men told marvelous stories, stories that flowed from the east fork of the Amite River.
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Community leaders break ground on Carousel of Dreams
After nearly a decade of planning and hard work, community leaders in Kennewick break ground on the Carousel of Dreams project in the Southridge Sports and Events Complex.
Project leaders expect to have the carousel put together and ready for riders by next summer.
This morning, dozens of people gathered outside at the complex for the official groundbreaking for the much anticipated project.
There is currently a gazebo where the carousel will be built, so the first step will be to move that to another location at the complex.
Then, crews will start constructing the new facility in March and April.
The carousel will be put together in April and May.
Testing will happen in June, and the plan is to open in July.
"It's really exciting for me. I'm a native of this town and I love projects like this for the community. The one thing about Tri-Cities is we're lacking for arts, entertainment, historical, family, community, and this one qualifies for all of those. So it's really exciting for us to bring it to the community" said Eric Van Winkle, Carousel Foundation.
There is still some fundraising left to be done.
Project leaders have raised about two-thirds of the $1.85 million needed to create the carousel.
The facility for the carousel will also have a banquet room that will be able to accommodate more than 100 people for various events.
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USDA Agencies Provide Fresh Local Food to Bangor Area Shelter
USDA Rural Development, Natural Resources Conservation Service and Farm Service Agency employees delivered a bounty of fresh vegetables to Manna Ministries in Bangor on September 10. It marked the eleventh delivery of garden vegetables this summer. The heaps of fresh tomatoes, summer squash, cucumbers and other offerings were from the recent harvest of The People's Garden, a collaborative effort of the three USDA agencies. In addition, donations from staff members' own gardens were also accepted. Read more »


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California wants to legalize recreational marijuana. Would you vote for this?
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Do you believe Congressman Stephen Lynch (D-MA) will not vote for the health care bill?
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The social network rolls out an analytics program.
Zak Stambor
Pinterest has rolled out Pinterest Web Analytics, a series of tools that give retailers and other web site owners a glimpse into how their content is being consumed on the social network.
Pinterest is the social network where consumers can 'pin' and share favorite products and images from around the web. Those pins are often accompanied by a brief description or caption that appears below an image of the pinned item. Consumers then gather pins on a board on Pinterest.com. Boards are organizational tools that brands and users use to gather pins together around a particular theme—for example, "Problem Solvers: products, ideas & tips that help solve common household problems."
The tools enable businesses, including e-retailers and consumer brands, to track how many consumers have pinned content from their sites, how many have clicked from Pinterest to their sites and how many consumers have seen those pins on the social network. Web site owners will also be able to see their most-pinned and most-clicked pins.
The idea, says Pinterest software engineer Tao Tao, is to give businesses a better sense of what consumers respond to on the social network. For example, an apparel retailer will be able to see that a lot of consumers have clicked on and pinned a particular style of shirt. It can then use that information to highlight those items in its other marketing materials, as well as for crafting future collections.
The tools are available to pages that feature a verification badge, which means the social network has verified that the accountholder represents the brand. The verification process is part of the sign-up process for the social network's accounts designated specifically for marketers.
By releasing its own free analytics tools, Pinterest is enabling web site owners looking for basic data points to avoid having to pay to work with social marketing analytics vendors such as Curalate and Pinfluencer. (Curalate says it has a broad pricing range, though on average most brands pay roughly $1,000 a month for its tools. Pinfluencer gave no immediate comment).
However, those vendors offer more robust tools. For instance, both Curalate and Pinfluencer enable marketers to see how consumers categorize items on their own boards. Daily Grommet, which works with Curalate, has found that tool helpful in understanding how consumers view its products. For example, while the e-retailer might think an item like a Cuppow—a top that turns a mason jar into a travel mug—is something a shopper would buy for herself, it has found that many shoppers pin the item to boards that, based on their names, seem to be designed to collect gift ideas, says Tori Tait, Daily Grommet's senior community manager. The retailer uses that type of insight to inform its marketing materials—for instance, how it promotes Cuppow.
Pinterest's release of Pinterest Web Analytics may forecast a move toward monetizing premium analytics services. The social network says it plans to add new tools and more detailed insights in the coming months.
While many retailers are finding that Pinterest can help drive traffic to their sites, 45.9% of retailers do not have a presence on the 2-year-old social network, according to a survey in the 2013 edition of the Social Media 300. The guide gives a comprehensive analysis of 300 e-retailers' social commerce strategies and ranks retailers' social skills on the percentage of web site traffic that they receive from social networks.


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Calvin Kwan, ND ('12), a clinical resident at Bastyr Center for Natural Health, explains this popular therapeutic technique.Read more »
Bastyr faculty member Wendy Gordon, CPM, LM, MPH co-authors study on birth outcomes.Read more »
Alumna Rachel Giordano, ND ('12), became an unlikely viral media star and a thoughtful commentator on gender and medicine.Read more »
Yoga might just be the unofficial favorite "sport" of Bastyr University, bringing together students and faculty on both campuses.Read more »
Tutoring programs rank among our most popular student services.Read more »
February is a 'Super' Month to Highlight Bastyr's Winning TeamsRead more »
Emi Yamasaki McLaughlin and Caitlin Wheaton develop a plan to expand access to midwives.Read more »
Researchers have figured out how to study electroacupuncture inside an MRI machine, enabling new investigation into stroke rehabilitation.Read more »
Kara Noyes dropped out of high school to battle bone cancer. Now she treats patients at Bastyr's integrative oncology research clinic.Read more »
Bastyr's bravest mark the first day of the quarter by running down a forest trail to Lake Washington and charging into the chilly water. One wore a headcam.Read more »


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The Benton Rangerettes outscored Harrisburg by 15 points in the third quarter to bust open a two-point game and hold on for a 58-46 win over the Lady Bulldogs Thursday night in Benton.
Benton (9-4, 3-2) had a 20-18 lead at halftime but opened the second half on a 25-10 run to take a 45-28 lead into the fourth quarter.
"It was a very physical game," Benton coach Andy Sloan said. "I thought our diamond press bothered Harrisburg a lot in the first two minutes of the third quarter. I thought that really gave us some momentum."
Cali Carney went 8-for-12 at free-throw line and led Benton with 16 points. Morgan Corn added 13 and Evelyn Mendez had 10. Katie Sandusky had nine and Makala Carney chipped in six.
Harrisburg was led by Lindsey Murray's 13 points. Ashley Ferrell added 11, while Shelby Boer and Kelsey Hobbs each had eight.
Benton led 12-7 after one quarter before the Lady Bulldogs (11-3, 3-2) outscored the Rangerettes 11-8 in the second quarter.
Benton then stormed out of the gates in the second half. The Rangerettes scored the first eight points before Harrisburg was able to make it 28-20 with just under six minutes to play in the third quarter.
Benton answered back with a 17-5 run to finish the quarter. Corn's stickback with 31 seconds remaining in the quarter made it 45-28.
"Their press bothered us," Harrisburg coach Jake Stewart said. "I think their small gym hurt us and the Benton girls are big and long."
Harrisburg tried to rally in the fourth quarter. After Benton went ahead 50-33 with 4:01 remaining in the fourth quarter, Harrisburg went on a 9-2 run to pull within 52-42 with 3:43 to play.
Benton went ahead 56-44, but Harrisburg got back within 10 with 1:15 remaining.
The Rangerettes then scored the game's final points with 37 seconds left to seal the win.
"They came back at us in the fourth quarter and we didn't handle the pressure," Sloan said.
The Rangerettes hit 17-of-29 free throws in the contest and hit only one 3-pointer.
Harrisburg, meanwhile, was hot from behind the arc as they hit six 3-pointers. The Lady Bulldogs were just 6-of-14 at the free-throw line, however.
Harrisburg, which started the season 9-0, has now lost three of their last six games.
The Rangerettes, which lost 46-37 at Massac County Tuesday night, have now won three of their last four games.
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December 06, 2013
Love at first height!!!
"Love these shoes.....they look so elegant in person. I wanted a pair of heels for a very long time but I was extremely hesitant to buy them online. These shoes looked adorable but were available online only so, I contacted DSW and they explained that I can return them at the store in case I am not satisfied. Relieved by the thought of not having to ship back the item, I decided to take the risk. And I wasn't disappointed at all. The moment I tried these on, I felt so tall without the feeling of having a broken back. They are really comfortable. My husband usually doesn't encourage me to wear heels because of my backaches but even he was really impressed by the way they looked. He was pleased that they were comfy too. Since we got married, this will be the first time I will be wearing such high heels. Last time I wore heels this high was on my wedding day two years ago. When I received my package, one of the shoe had a crease so I returned that one and DSW ordered another pair for me with an additional 5% discount for the trouble of waiting for my new pair. Thank you DSW for having such an amazing collection of shoes at such wonderful prices."
By: jess8604
Location: PA
September 10, 2013
"I am a regular heel wearer so the height of the heel is comfortable for me. I bought these shoes to wear to a wedding with a plain little black dress. They really pop! These turned out to be much more comfy than I thought. The sole of the shoe is a bit slippy so I had to apply some traction. Overall a great buy!"
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According to the economists behind the book and the website "Freakonomics", the greatest food in human history just might be . . . the McDonald's McDouble.
If you're somehow not familiar, the McDouble is two hamburger patties and a piece of cheese on a bun. It costs $1 at pretty much every McDonald's in the country. And that's part of why it's so great.
Putting aside your feelings on fast food, it's never been possible to get so many calories, so much protein, calcium, fiber, and a few vegetables for so cheap. Supposedly the entire world could survive forever just eating McDoubles.
Each one has 390 calories, 50% of your daily protein, 20% of your daily calcium, and 7% of your daily fiber.
The runner-up pick for the best food in human history was . . . boiled lentils? Because nothing says "pull up a chair for din din's" like a bowl of boiled lentils.
~Dillon in the Morning
(from the New York Post)
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