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Skip to comments.Vanity: Myths Destroyed
Posted on 11/07/2012 12:07:58 AM PST by over3Owithabrain
Unskewed polls.com Nate Silver is clueless GOP vote underestimated/DEM vote overestimated Anything Dick Morris says Groundswell of anger at Obama Bradley effect Romney had momentum PA was winnable WI was winnable
Anything else??
Nate Silver is clueless. He'd be happier if he slit his wrists
That the Reagan coalition is still viable, or that such things as "Reagan Democrats" actually exist. The GOP got killed among Asian-Americans, who logically should be strong GOP supporters. The GOP is not even asking itself why.
Nobody can predict what trojan horse can do, except G-d!
Go back and check the RCP final poll average for the 2010 Senate races - 20 of 23 correctly senate seats picked correctly. Of the the 3 that were incorrect, 2 dems won instead of the predicted republican, and the last was Murkowski beating Miller in Alaska. And obviously, polls were better than GOP cheerleaders this time as well.
The dumbest thing I hear around here is "no one polled me."
What about Hillbuzz? SHARK!!!....falling out on my arse laughing!
Can somebody tell me why Asian-Americans vote for democRATS? You're right, Mr. Jeeves... logically they should be strong GOP supporters.
WHY do they vote for 'RATs? I don't understand this...
I still think Silver is just fed numbers, but they were correct numbers.
I think the "likely voter" construct has to be reworked.
I also think we are in a cycle where this new demographic wave will turnout in Presidential Elections but not necessarily off year elections. So 2014 might be more like 2010 and 2016 more like 2012/08. Making connections between off years and Pres years.....not really indicative.
The voters weren't winnable.
We are seeing the damage of 30 years of the teacher's union molding minds.
We are seeing the damage of giant social saftey nets from cradle to grave.
We are seeing the damage of the new elite consiting of government union employees with billions in out elections.
I can go on and on and on.
Can somebody tell me why Asian-Americans vote for democRATS? You're right, Mr. Jeeves... logically they should be strong GOP supporters.
WHY do they vote for 'RATs? I don't understand this...
Because the GOP has been branded as racist redneck hicks that all people of color should be deathly afraid of no matter what other reasons may be put forth.
"What about Hillbuzz? SHARK!!!....falling out on my arse laughing!"
PUMA's will always let you down.
We didn't understand why Obama won in 2008. We thought maybe people wanted to give him a chance, he would be historic first black, post partisan and all that hopey stuff. Then they'd get over it.
Maybe he won because they really wanted a leftist.
"It's the economy, stupid."
I think the leftist Democratic party will turn on him once Obamacare is implemented and they see how much it takes out of their pockets and how hard they work to keep from paying benefits. It will work great like a newlywed groom the first year then get ugly as it rears it's true colors. Now he doesn't have to listen to what they have to say and they will get to see what he is really about.
Trade war with China didn't help. But they could also be like non-Orthodox Jews.
Well the GOP had better move heaven and earth to dispell that myth NOW, or they will cease to be a party...
"I think the leftist Democratic party will turn on him once Obamacare is implemented and they see how much it takes out of their pockets and how hard they work to keep from paying benefits. It will work great like a newlywed groom the first year then get ugly as it rears its true colors. Now he doesnt have to listen to what they have to say and they will get to see what he is really about."
They will see? Maybe they saw and liked what they saw. Look at Sweden. They still keep that going.
I think folks forget that the GOP isn't called the "stupid party" for nothing. The mistakes they and Romney made this election are legion. Marquis of Queensberry rules don't mean much at a south Chicago street fight.
Our only hope now is real economic collapse (on a catastrophic
scale) that will be so devastating that it will bring about
a huge revolt against the Democrats.
Or it might even bring a military coup.
Well, they got it. All we can do now is sit back and watch.
Yep. Many otherwise normal, likable and successful people I see on Facebook really think women were going to lose their rights. We ignore these charges and they are now kicking our ass. It is absurd that women fall for that, but if we don't argue it, they'll believe it.
GOP lost presidency because the candidate did not have fire in the belly until too late (first debate). Nor did he express a clear and concise view of his principles or his plan (as Reagan did). People will vote for the devil they know rather than one that waffles.
Contrary to popular wisdom, GOP did not lose senate in 2010 and 2012 because candidates were too conservative. They lost because tea party nominated too many dumbkopf women in 2010 and too many stupid men in 2012. If you are too stupid to handle a press interview or debate question with MSM reporters we don't need you in the senate. We need intelligent people like Paul Ryan who can articulate their plans and dodge idiotic questions about rape, who don't dabble in witchcraft, etc.
The tea party is shooting itself in the foot, because people are blaming the message, not the messengers.
everyone who can...
votes anti white
i have tried to explain this here for 12 years but whites...northern ones in Becky land just don't get it
we have created a culture where anyone not white is to be thought of as a victim of white oppression
and the vast majority do
it has crippled our ability to deal with any problem from immigration to urban crime to illegitimacy to Islam
and now the demographics are insurmountable
Asians voted 9 points higher this time than 2008 for Democrats
only bright side...white young kids voted for Romney 51%...8 point bump from 2008
still...i bet even Vietnamese voted Obama maybe
Perhaps a mixed twisted messages lets people down, too?
What exactly is the conservative agenda?
We are against homosexuals in the military, we are against homosexual marriage but we like homosexuals when they agree with us and tell us what we want to hear?
It is a schizophrenic mess in my opinion.
So do we decide we accept homosexuals because it is what we believe or it will win us elections?
Ann Coulter seems to think that is the way to go.
The whole thing is hypocritical as is.
I am not saying one way or the other but as it is, it is stupid r-tard B.S. FAKE.
Solved got his 08 numbers from the Obama internals. Likely did the same this time.
Asians should be voting R. Must be some fake racism claim at work.
that right-wingers should do presidential politics instead of dealing with the state house.
(Let the RINOs obsess over all thing prezidential.) What a waste of time all this ROMNEY crap was.
Another myth - independents were huge with Romney and the remaining undecideds would break heavily to him.
Blacks won't turn out. Only 80% will vote Obama.
PA was in play.
Ryan will bring a state or two. Not even WI was picked up.
Gender gap is gone.
Dick Morris. Clueless.
Poll watching will help.
We can destroy all the myths, but people will create new ones in their place. That's how people deal with unthinkable ideas.
I am honestly believing that we need to split up into two different countries -- the situation has gotten beyond repair and reconciliation.
Even the Northeast RINOs don't seem to care - the entire GOP acts like responding to that characterization is beneath them.
Republicans have a huge message problem - they strongly desire to use government power to control behavior they don't like, but they still want to pretend they are the defenders of American liberty. The voters (quite correctly) are not buying it, but they are buying the Democrats' doing the exact same thing because it comes wrapped in free stuff.
when our communist thug was elected, i feared a fdr model.
Horrible economics and he won 4 straight elections.
I am sooo depressed, i can't even imagine what this place will look like in 4 years.
Demographics are horrible, it will be very difficult for anyone do to a better job than mitt did.
"when our communist thug was elected, i feared a fdr model.
Horrible economics and he won 4 straight elections.
I am sooo depressed, i cant even imagine what this place will look like in 4 years.
Demographics are horrible, it will be very difficult for anyone do to a better job than mitt did."
Agreed. Grim doesn't describe it well enough.
I would not disagree entirely with that analysis, but don't
be too hasty to throw the Tea Party under the bus. They did
support Ted Cruz and he won.
Akin and Mourdock are idiots.
Spot on wardaddy. And we only 60% of the white vote. The answer is not to kowtow to the Latino population and open borders and let the country go socialist, but to more or less unify the white vote... well, increase our white vote.
Closest pollster PPP, and NBC Wallstreet Journal. Worst pollster, Rasmussen and ARG.
I guess Silver was right. It is also looking like he nailed popular vote. Dick Morris and Karl Rove needs to explain themselves. I guess I skewed polls better skew them back.
If I never again hear the words - poll/s, polling, pollster - I will live a happy life.
Who wants to wager the absentee ballots don't get counted.
Most get counted first, late ones sometimes wait until next day
Dick Morris should be fired from FOX—I never want to see that SOB again! Fox should close up shop and go underground like Beck—They have lead us astray. America hates them! Obama is a genius —he is unable to be defeated in a election. He has the Unions (who will get richer) the MSM (who will get fatter) Seros and the Liberal Hollywood Crowd—what could stand against them? No one! Not a Timid Mittens. Now we must support Obama and work to make his vision of America Come true. His America is where we will live and our children and grand children. We need to fly the USA flag with his face upon it—it is the future of the USA. All Hail Obama! The first and greatest American of them all.
They'll be counted.
We're weeks away from a final count. They can't even open the provisional ballots in Ohio for another 17 days.
That's the simple truth. The sad fact is more and more Americans are downright happy with the sound of socialism. Pie in the sky. I call them the ignorati. Their numbers swell every year. It might be near the time to offer Americans the choice of which country they want to live in: the socialist one or the free-market capitalist one. Right now I'd say this country is not a center-right country anymore. It's center-left. The parasites, the takers, the leeches won again. Let's amicably separate, and they can live in their socialist paradise.
all the recriminations in the world don't hold up because the election was rigged....
Personally, I think the idiocy extends way beyond those two; however, they do illustrate the problem very well.
Where is it that I suggested anything of the sort. Grow up.
Where is it that I suggested anything of the sort. Grow up.
Japanese and Chinese just love obama, he polled very favorably in japan and china.
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Lmao, Komamura's bankai got a one-shot from the most bad-ass anime villain ever.
That woman of a shunsui can step in and try to backstab at Aizen like a coward all day (he backstabbed Start proving once again that he's a woman)
The only one even close to his abilities would prob be Yama, the others would just end up like Komamura haha (well except for Kenpachi, cause Ken-chan is a beast!)
So as things stand now, Ichigo is going to need 2++ chapters and another 5 forms of hollow transformations just to muster the force required to defeat Aizen


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hold a public hearing on Wednesday, March 19, 2014 beginning at
11:30A.M. in the boardroom at the SEUALG offices located at 375 South
Carbon Avenue, Price, Utah 84501. The purpose of the hearing is to
present the draft 2010-2015 Consolidated Plans Annual Update 2014.
The Consolidated Plan is a study of the District's trends, issues and
concerns in the areas of housing, community and economic development.
The Consolidated Plans Annual Update 2014 addresses the Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funds will be spend to address
eligible needs and issues of the communities of southeastern Utah.
Attendance at the public hearing is not mandatory for any individual,
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England profited from a self-destructing Scotland side to open their Six Nations campaign with a 13-6 victory at Murrayfield.
England profited from a self-destructing Scotland side to open their Six Nations campaign with a 13-6 victory at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Stuart Lancaster's new-look team claimed England's first win in the Scottish capital since 2004 but the result had less to do with a new-era of creativity that English fans had been hoping for than the hosts' inability to convert their chances into points.
Scotland led 6-3 at the end of a boring, error-strewn first half that saw both sides fail to seriously threaten the opposition tryline. On the basis of those 40 minutes and the day's earlier game in Paris, neither England nor Scotland will travel to Rome confident of victory this year.
With both sides flooding the breakdown, attacking opportunities from quick ball were few and far between. And rare chances to spread the ball were generally ruined by poor handling or aimless kicking.
An opportunistic try from England fly-half Charlie Hodgson just seconds after the restart sparked the game into life however.
A far more-exciting second period saw Scotland throw the kitchen sink at a well-disciplined English defence but the home fans were left frustrated as their team conspired to make a hash of a number of scoring opportunities.
A scrappy opening quarter ended the with scores locked at 0-0 as Dan Parks kicked most of Scotland's possession away and a series of handling errors and ruck infringements prevented England from finding any sort of rhythm on attack.
It took just over 22 minutes for the first points to be scored courtesy of the boot of debutant England centre Owen Farrell. The hosts took less than three minutes to reply however as the visitors failed to stay on their feet and Parks slotted an easy penalty to restore the status quo.
The Scots began to ply the pressure and Parks split the uprights once again just after the half-hour mark to give his side a deserved lead which they held until the half-time whistle.
The game desperately needed a try and it came within seconds of kick-off when Hodgson charged down a lethargic Parks on the Scottish tryline before pouncing on the loose ball.
Farrell's extra's gave England a 10-6 lead, prompting Scotland up the tempo and the men in blue did most the playing in the second half, dominating territory and possession.
The introduction of Glasgow half-backs Greg Laidlaw and Mike Blair added extra impetus to their attack but the hosts continued to be the architects of their own downfall.
Laidlaw came within inches – literally – from grabbing the lead for Scotland after a kick and chase, but the TMO ruled he failed to touch the ball down ahead of Ben Youngs, while Ross Rennie butchered a fantastic chance to put Blair through.
A late penalty from Farrell settled England's nerves and secured a winning start to a new era.
Man of the match: It's rare that a player from the losing side gets this award but number eight David Denton was a tireless grafter and a standout performer in Scotland's back row.
Moment of the match: Scotland's match cam be summed up it one moment. Ross Rennie's wasted opportunity when he failed to find the two runners on his outside and instead decided to hang on was classic example of the hosts' inability land the killer blow.
Villain of the match: No rough stuff to report.
For England:
Try: Hodgson
Con: Farrell
Pen: Farrell
Scotland: 15 Rory Lamont, 14 Lee Jones, 13 Nick De Luca, 12 Sean Lamont, 11 Max Evans, 10 Dan Parks, 9 Chris Cusiter, 8 David Denton, 7 Ross Rennie, 6 Alasdair Strokosch, 5 Jim Hamilton, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Euan Murray, 2 Ross Ford (capt), 1 Allan Jacobsen.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Geoff Cross, 18 Alastair Kellock, 19 John Barclay, 20 Mike Blair, 21 Greig Laidlaw, 22 Graeme Morrison.
England: 15 Ben Foden, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Brad Barritt, 12 Owen Farrell, 11 David Strettle, 10 Charlie Hodgson, 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Phil Dowson, 7 Chris Robshaw (capt) 6 Tom Croft, 5 Tom Palmer, 4 Mouritz Botha, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Dylan Hartley, 1 Alex Corbisiero.
Replacements: 16 Rob Webber, 17 Matt Stevens, 18 Geoff Parling, 19 Ben Morgan, 20 Lee Dickson, 21 Jordan Turner-Hall, 22 Mike Brown.
Venue: Murrayfield
Referee: George Clancy (Ireland)
Assistant referees: Romain Poite (France), Leighton Hodges (Wales)
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FERRON-A man who loved the Lord-A man loved by the Lord, Paul J. Stevens age 74, passed away on May 30, 2012 in Ferron, Utah. He was born on March 18, 1938 in Price, Utah to Claude and Lula Westover Stevens. He married his high school sweetheart Mary Lee Jenkins on Dec. 10, 1955, later sealed in the Manti LDS Temple.
 Paul lived his life in Ferron, attended school in Ferron, and college at CEU, he was a devoted member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, where he served in many callings including Bishop, but most of all he loved working with the youth. Paul was a superintendent on remodeling many temple and church buildings. He was an example of honesty, hard work, commitment and trustworthiness. He was an entrepreneur who started and owned his own businesses. Stevens Hardware of Ferron and Castle Country River Expeditions. He was a carpenter and loved the great outdoors. Above all he loved his wife and children.
 He is survived by his wife, Mary Lee of Ferron, his four children: Kathleen (Eddie) Edwards of Green River, Wyo., Gary (JoLene) Stevens of Ferron, Utah, Stephanie (Mike) Clayton of Kenilworth, Utah, Brian (Misty) Stevens of Spring Glen, Utah, 13 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and two brothers: Dwain (Darlene) Stevens, Gerold (Judi) Stevens. Preceded in death by a grandson Joel Edwards, and a granddaughter Angel Stevens and a brother Darrell Stevens.
 Funeral services were held Saturday, June 2, 2012 at 11 a.m. at the Millsite LDS Ward Chapel (35 West 200 North, Ferron. A viewing was held Saturday at the church from 9 - 10:30 a.m. prior to the services. Interment was in the Ferron City Cemetery. Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Paul at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Germantown - They are hidden in plain site. Some are camouflaged and contain tiny trinkets. Others sit in the hollow of a tree and simply hold a piece of paper donning the names of people from around the world.
They are geocaches and they come in different shapes and sizes. Almost two million geocaches are hidden around the world. Many are planted in the Menomonee Falls and Germantown communities in areas you may frequent every day.
Geocaching is a free treasure hunt that waits outside all of our doors.
It's not about what's found inside each "cache"; rather, it is about the journey and the feeling of success when a cache is found in the most unlikely of places.
The sport is easy. Any age can participate. All you need is a GPS or a GPS app that can be downloaded for free on any smartphone.
To find a cache, people navigate to specific GPS coordinates and attempt to locate the geocache - or type of container - hidden at that site. To find where geocaches are hidden, you have to visit geocaching.com and register as a "basic member."
Once you've registered, login to the website using your username and password and click on "hide and seek a cache," which is in the "play" drop down menu. Then, type in a ZIP code or address of where you want to treasure hunt and caches in that location will appear with latitude and longitude coordinates. You can click on "map this location" as well, which shows how many caches are planted around the area you searched.
Hidden "treasures"
Anyone can plant a cache in a waterproof canister.
Some contain spare change or marbles. Some only contain a piece of paper with the usernames of all the people who found the cache, the date they found it and where they are from.
It's been a few years since I hunted caches. The last time I was living in rural Montana. I even planted one on a hillside before I left. As a gift to the person who found it first, I left a free drink token.
That was three years ago and I still receive emails saying someone new found my cache.
When you find a cache, you have the option to log back onto the geocaching.com and say you found it, as well as share your opinion of the hunt.
You can geocache anytime of year. It's a perfect winter activity to get you out of the house. Just make sure to bundle up and wear appropriate shoes. You never know where your cache hunt may take you.
Geocaching in Germantown
Though it had been a while since I went looking for a cache, it's like riding a bike - you don't really forget how it works.
In mid-December, I decided to go geocaching in Germantown. I searched for caches within a 20-mile radius using the Germantown ZIP code "53022."
The site said there were 3,031 records of caches in that area. This does not mean they are all still active, but plenty of them are.
Once I clicked "map this location" I saw there was a handful planted in Homestead Hollow Park off of Friestadt Road. That was going to be my starting point. I decided to find one called "Evan's Cache." Since I haven't done this in a while, I picked an easier one with specific clues.
Some clues are helpful, some are not depending on the level of difficulty, which the website will tell you. This one gave the clues "Located in Washington County's Homestead Hollow Park. Not too far from a great sledding hill. Level terrain. Heavy tree cover in the area."
Luckily, I wore boots because there was a light dusting of snow on the ground. Observation is not my strong suit, so sometimes geocaching can take me longer than most people. This one, however, only took about 15 minutes to find. The GPS will show you how far away you are from the coordinates, so you know when you are getting closer or farther away.
The fun part is finding the hidden cache once you reach the coordinates. This particular cache was stuffed in between two tree branches, in a wooded area close to the sledding hill. Like usual, when I found it, I punched the air, celebrating my success.
The container was wrapped in camouflage tape. Inside was some spare change, an eraser and a piece of paper.
This cache must have been there for a while because some of the entries said it was found back in 2007.
Geocaching is an easy, relaxing (if you find them), family-friendly activity.
I highly recommend it when you're thinking: "It's winter. What now?"
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It's the game that's taking over the world and has people totally obsessed. It's like building with LEGO bricks, becoming an engineer, and a little bit of killing zombies. You know what I'm talking about: MINECRAFT.
If you play Minecraft, you will like today's Would You Rather Quiz. And if not, these choices might intrigue you anyway! So jump in. Would you rather . . .
1. Be attacked by a zombie OR fall off a bottomless pit?
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Jane Marie (Keeler) Austin
Jane Marie (Keeler) Austin 87, passed away on March 15, 2014. A 48-year resident of Durango, Colo., Jane was born in October 1926 in Cortez, Colo., to Rex and Bertha Keeler. The family moved to Lewis, north of Cortez, where Jane grew up on a farm and attended Lewis Elementary. Jane rode her horse to Garret Ridge High School for two years. During her junior and senior years, she boarded in Cortez. Shortly after graduating from Cortez, Jane started teaching in a two-room school at McFee, Colo., which is now buried by McFee Reservoir. After World War II, ended Jane rode the Galloping Goose to Montrose and continued on to Gunnison, Colo., to attend Western State College. There Jane met a tall,x handsome GI from Texas named Edmund Austin. They eloped and married in Montrose, Colo., in December 1948. During their 66 years of marriage, Jane had four children and many wonderful adventures with her family. She received her degree in Elementary Education from Adam State College in Alamosa, Colo. She taught in Ridgeway, Salida and Pagosa Springs, Colo., and Moab, Utah, before moving to Durango, where she was a well-loved teacher for many years at Riverview Elementary. Jane loved nothing more than exploring new places, summers and weekends were spent jeeping and camping all over America, Canada and Mexico. She was the kindest and most considerate people you'd ever know and will be sorely missed.
Jane is survived by her husband, Edmund Kearney Austin; daughters Kathleen K. Austin and Mary Jane Austin of Durango; son, Richard Ray Austin of Farmington, N.M.; eight grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews, cousins and extend family.
Jane was preceded in death by her son, Edmund Lee Austin of Durango, parents Rex and Bertha Keeler of Lewis, sisters Eileen Campbell of Cortez and Carolyn Wagoner of Albuquerque, and brother Richard Keeler of Cortez.
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Jo Ann Russell, age 85, a resident of Harrisburg, formerly of Galatia and Carrier Mills passed away peacefully at 11:50 p.m. Wednesday, March 27, 2013, at the Shawnee Rose Care Center.
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Flames announce development camp roster
Ryan Pike
July 06 2012 06:28PM
Next week, Calgary Flames prospects and invitees descend upon Winsport for the team's annual development camp. The camp allows Flames fans their first look at many of the team's best and brightest, including the 2012 draft class. All of the club's 2012 draft picks will be in attendance for the five-day camp, but there are also several notable camp invitees and a handful of prospects that won't be in attendance.
Notables who are CBA eligible to attend the camp but aren't on the roster include forwards Roman Cervenka, Lance Bouma, Bryan Cameron, Mitch Wahl, Bill Arnold and Nick Larson, and defenseman T.J. Brodie. It should be noted that all of these guys save for Cervenka have attended these camps in the past, most of them twice.
Meanwhile, the Flames continue to go hard with NCAA players for these camps. Twelve players are invited to the camp, including seven from the NCAA and one from the USHL.
- Goalie Dan Bakala: Calgary-born netminder currently playing at Bemidji State University
- Goalie Jared Coreau: Perth, Ontario product playing for Northern Michigan University; posted a great 2.22 GAA last season
- Defenseman Connor Hardowa: Edmonton-born blueliner playing for Hockey East's University of New Hampshire. Previously played for Spruce Grove in the AJHL
- Centre Eric Robinson: Foxboro, Mass product; playing for Dartmouth College, scored 24 points in 33 games last season
- Right wing Carter Rowney: Sexsmith, Alberta born, played junior for the Grande Prairie Storm, had 33 points in 42 games last season for the University of North Dakota
- Right wing Tim Schaller: New Hampshire boy, playing for Providence College; had 21 points in 26 games last season
- Winger Garrett Thompson: a Michigan native playing for Ferris State
- Winger Frank Vatrano: another Mass boy, he scored 18 points in 24 games for the U.S. National Development Team, but was passed over in the draft.
Joining these guys are four players from other junior teams, including:
- Ottawa 67s blueliner Sean Callaghan, who had 5 points in 61 games last season
- Moncton Wildcats forward Ross Johnston, who made the team as an injury call-up mid-way through the season and stuck around
- Erie Otters forward John McGuire, who amassed 163 penalty minutes last season in 48 games.
- Penticton Vees foward Wade Murphy, who notched 91 points in 60 games in the BCHL
Murphy is perhaps the most interesting name here. He garnered just 16 points as a rookie for Victoria the year before and then exploded for the Vees this past year for whatevever reason.
A full roster and schedule for the camp can be found on the Flames website.
I remember Bakala was an invitee last year. Interesting that he's back.
why wasn't Arnold invited? Maybe the Flames feel like they have a good enough read on him already?
July 06 2012, 07:38PM
Never mind Arnold where's Gaudreau?
EDIT** just looked at the full list. Gaudreau will be there with Grandlund, and Ferland, plus most of the 15 players FN listed as the Flames top prospects.
I'm hoping Arnold is just scheduling conflicts or they feel they are comfortable with what he is doing so he doesn't need to attend the camp. Because if its other reasons thats a little disconcerning for his development and where the Flames see him.
Cameron is no surprise and it wouldn't surprise me to see him play his whole season next year in the ECHL.
Wahl is a bit of a surprise though, maybe he's still trying to recover from injuries and doesn't want to risk agrevating something.
Gaudreau is in Group A, Between Ferland and Granlund :P
July 06 2012, 07:52PM
I would say the clock has run out on Wahl and Cameron as far as prospect status. They both have to make some noise this year to stick around Abbotsford. It's hard to say what the Baby Flames will look like this year. The Defence will be sound with all the veterans still here, but the forward group will be young if they don't sign some veteran AHL guys to fill out the team. As long as the young guys are given the important minutes this year, it does no good to have Krys Kolanos leading the team in scoring if we are going to develop Howse, et al.
@I'm Just Sayin'
they still have Walter, and they just signed Ben Street last week. As far as veterans go, the Heat should be fine.
I would say the clock has run out on Wahl and Cameron as far as prospect status. They both have to make some noise this year to stick around Abbotsford. It's hard to say what the Baby Flames will look like this year. The Defence will be sound with all the veterans still here, but the forward group will be young if they don't sign some veteran AHL guys to fill out the team. As long as the young guys are given the important minutes this year, it does no good to have Krys Kolanos leading the team in scoring if we are going to develop Howse, et al.
I agree about Wahl and Cameron. It is time to move from those two.
Hopefully Arnold is just a situation where he is unable to attend. I can't imagine they didn't give him an invite.
Most of the Flames` prospects (e.g. Gaudreau) play in leagues that give a decent indication of their progression. I think the most interesting thing about this year`s prospect camp will be to see the Flames new first-round pick in a setting where we can make sense of what the heck it was the Flames scouts saw in him. Hopefully Jankowski impresses!
Would really like to know where Arnold is. The Americans spent 8 days here getting ready for the World Jr and even played an exhibition. I took my team to see the things they worked on. He was outstanding in the practices and game. He even stuck around to move nets for the rink guys. He has more offense than advertised too. The Flames may have a real gem here.
Even if this is simply a development camp, Jankowski could do a lot to silence fans' fears about him not panning out with a good camp here. By the way, out of curiosity, we won't be signing Jankowski to an ELC this year since we don't envision him playing in three years time, or is that wrong to think so?
July 07 2012, 12:25AM
Big thing to remember regarding Arnold is that NCAA players have to entirely pay their own way for these camps. I presume he's already been to two of them, so this time around he might be focusing in other things that don't require him paying out of pocket to get to Calgary.
July 07 2012, 12:29AM
There's no need to sign a player to an ELC unless a) their window is closing (eg almost out of junior/college in Jankowski's case) or b) the team is particularly concerned with locking the player up. ELC doesn't kick in until the first season of AHL or NHL play.
So for Jankowski the most we can say for sure is the Flames management thinks he's at least a year out from the pros. But your 3 year statement is likely pretty close to accurate as well.
So no teams could try and sign him out from underneath us? I guess by that I mean he is our property until he plays in the AHL/NHL, for which he would require an ELC?
Have to say that the lack of non-drafted CHL players on the list surprises me especially in light of Tod Button's post draft comments that the Flames would be working their list of non-drafted payers. I don't know if the likes of Max Iafrate, Dane Fox, Brandon Magee, Myles Bell, etc. were on that list.
since Jankowski is going the NCAA route, he's Flames property until the July 1 after he leaves college (I think)
it's a moot point, anyway, since NCAA prospects can't be signed until they leave college. NCAA eligibility rules prohibit pro contracts and players who've played in Major Junior.
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I have been reading articles here for a longtime and just decided to sign up. I really like what I see here and will try to add my 2 cents when I feel like I actually have something to say!
The upcoming camp is a downer for me, I used to go to every one and now that I no longer live in calgary. I miss it.
Just wondering how much coverage will be available on the nation and wondering if there will be any video? Should be a really interesting camp to watch the kids and maybe more interesting to see the new coaching staff!
For a team who garners plenty of criticism for having a lack of "blue chip" prospects I'm just fine with what is in the cupboard.
Although it is still too early to gauge this past draft, this prospect development camp will provide an early indication of how Calgary did with their prospects.
Like last year not too many knew what to expect from the likes of Baertschi, but this is a great springboard for these young guys know how seriously close or far away from playing in the big leagues one day for the Flames. As well the camp provides insight into "what it takes" to get there.
I think both groupings have each a strong core of skill, however, but what stands out to me is the character and leadership with each grouping.


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Box + Sub ..!
That^ is the only way to launch a legitimate MMORPG. The community must support them enough to not only buy the game (Box), but know ans willing to support a subscription to this MMORPG, as fee for playing in their persistant world. To be part of the story...
$20/month fee shouldn't be hard for anyone, but the most youngest.
"No they are not charity. That is where the whales come in. (I play for free. Whales pays.) Devs get a business. That is how it works."
This should be obvious, first I would like to try the game, if I like and/or love it, I will buy a subscription, otherwise I will gladly pay for certain things that I do enjoy. But first I need to enjoy the game, if is sucks ass, why the hell would I pay to figure that out? I promise I will not pay, without a trial. Game developers need to prove to me as a paying customer that their game is better and worth paying for. Hype is bullshit, trials are where it is at.
I want this game to be awesome, everything I've read and seen is awesome. So please don't Fuk this up by being stupid.
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I'm for subscription option only if the game is worth paying a sub for, F2P seems to attract the trash and dregs of the MMORPG
world . A game like this shouldn't even really need a cash shop with the extensive list of features I'd rather the cash shop stay out
of the game as well cause we all know once a shop is there most of the development time is wasted on new cash shop crap that
could've been content or new features to make your game better.
I'm hoping for a sub, because it tends to keep the most poisonous crowd out.
If it has sub, I also hope any cash shop is 100% cosmetic only AND all the items are also obtainable by playing (grinding).
I'm all for a payment and server hybrid model if possible.
1. A Box + Sub servers, with no shop.
Character customization is a big thing for me - especially playing "earning" for some parts. If i could only roleplay a pirate by spending 20$ for a pirate suit, with no way to earn it in game it suck the fun out of my game. Won't be the first game i quit over looks, it's never the top reason alone but it was sometimes the straw that broke the camels back. If i want to run around with a bucket on my head - i should pick one up and wear it, instead of paying additional 10$ for a silly fun moment. A sub and box price also limits the "free" chat and gameplay lvl1 troll accounts.
2. "Free" servers, doesn't matter to me if it is some kind of pay2win, box + shop or freemium.
People that enjoy playing a limited core game for "free" can do so here, and pay for what they consider worth the money.
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Used to play for 5+ years: Lineage 2, Lord of the Rings Online and Ragnarok Online
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f2p model is not about AA. f2p will kill this game very fast .
its unlimited work points / thongs of bots /poor prices at auction-house and more ...
The poll indicates that most people want the game to go with
Box Price + Subscription (No Cash Shop)
It was my choice in the poll as well. The reasons for subscription stated by people in this thread seem to be mostly reasonable.
Second most popular option is
Box price + Cash shop
I assume that this business model would generate lower profit, so that it is less likely they will go without subs. If they are confident their game can attract and hold player base large enough then they will most likely go with subs like they did in Asia in order to maximize profit. This is just my estimate based on assumption that the game will be successful and will have large player base.
Box price + Sub NO CASH SHOP..
Your poll misses out the business model of the future.
That's TSW model.
Box Price + Optional Sub for content or purchase what extra content you want via cash shop.
Originally posted by jdnyc
Your poll misses out the business model of the future. That's TSW model. Box Price + Optional Sub for content or purchase what extra content you want via cash shop.
I dont. There is "Other"
Box price + Sub + fluff cash shop
Box price + Sub
Gladly pay a sub for worthwhile game to play.


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Now is the time to submit comments regarding the Price Field Office Resource Management Plan. The deadline for comments for this draft RMP is drawing to an end. Nov. 29 will be the last day for submitting comments.
To date, 50,000 comments have been received from all over the United States as well as comments from people in other countries. How many comments have come from the Carbon and Emery county people who will be affected the most by the final RMP document?
The Emery County Economic Development Council hosted a RMP information meeting on Nov. 16 to help citizens form their comments. Representatives from the BLM, Ruth McCoard and Floyd Johnson were on hand to take questions from the audience and add the BLM perspective to the discussion. Emery County Public Lands Director, Ray Petersen displayed the draft RMP on the screen and went over the different aspects of the RMP.
He stressed that the most important thing right now is to make a substantive comment and make your views and perspectives of the actions and directives taken in the draft RMP known to the BLM. The only way to do this is to get your comments into the BLM by Nov. 29. You can make your comments on the email to firstname.lastname@example.com or the internet at www.pricermp.com. You can mail a letter or fax a letter to 435-636-3657. The mailing address is Price RMP/EIS Comments, Bureau of Land Management, Price Field Office, 125 South 600 West, Price UT, 84501.
Petersen pointed out the RMP is a massive document which includes two volumes. It contains sections on air quality, soil, water and riparian, vegetation, cultural, paleontology, special status species, fish and wildlife, wild horses and burros, fuels and fire management, non-Wilderness study areas, forests and woodlands, livestock grazing, recreation, minerals and energy development, special designations, wilderness study areas, wild and scenic rivers, areas of critical environmental concern, transportation and motorized access, environmental concerns and impacts and socio-economics. The document also contains a number of maps, graphs and tables.
The BLM has developed five alternatives with different combinations of management to address issues and resolve conflicts among uses. Alternatives must meet the purpose and need; be reasonable; provide a mix of resource protection, use and development; be responsive to the issues; and meet the established planning criteria. Each alternative is a complete land use plan that provides a framework for multiple use management of the full spectrum of resources, resource uses, and programs present in the planning area. Under all alternatives BLM will manage the public lands in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, and BLM policy and guidance, as well as the Standards for Rangeland Health.
Johnson pointed out that Alternative D is the preferred BLM alternative, but the final document will be a modified version of all the alternatives with bits and pieces of each. As the final document is prepared with all the comments received being taken into consideration; the draft document will be amended as needed to address the concerns raised when all of the comments are evaluated.
Alternative A allows the most liberal use with Alternative C being the most restrictive of uses.
None of the alternatives deal with current WSAs as they will be designated by Congress at some point in time or not, this also applies to wild and scenic river designations.
Petersen said he believed the draft document to be flawed and as it is going to be the management tool for the next 15-20 years, "Now is the time to voice your criticism of the alternatives. Tonight we want to help you formulate comments," said Petersen.
Kathleen Truman emphasized that form letters are not the way to go. "Comments are important and the BLM needs substantive comments. For instance, people need to say, in this area you propose this and a more appropriate use would be to do this and then list the reasons why. Those comments are used to address issues in the final document."
It was also mentioned that the BLM should be as consistent as possible to county plans already in place.
Discussion went on to the wild and scenic rivers designations in the alternatives. It was noted that streams (dry washes) are listed that do not run all the time. Be specific with your comments and say, "I don't think this stream is eligible because it only runs once every six years."
It was noted by Alan Peterson that some rivers are listed as wild in one alternative and scenic or recreation in another alternative. He wondered how this could be when it is the same river all the time. Johnson said that how the BLM would choose to manage it makes the difference. To be eligible a river must meet certain requirements and the requirements are more restrictive under a wild designation than under scenic or recreation. It was mentioned that all valid and existing rights on the waterways would still exist even with designation and also would not interfere with the Colorado River compact. The comments received will help determine the BLM recommendation for wild and scenic river designation. If a river is designated the BLM will be required to manage that river to maintain the characteristics of the listing.
The recreation portion of the draft RMP was also discussed. It was mentioned, if you know of roads which were closed improperly and are not listed as closed on the Route Designation Plan to let the BLM know and also to comment on it so that problem can be corrected in the final RMP.
Truman spoke about recreation in the San Rafael Swell Special Recreation Management Area. The San Rafael SRM contains 936,000 acres except in the no action alternative which is 844,000 acres.
On Map 2-21 the special recreation management area in alternative D lists 113,669 acres as primitive, 110,504 acres as roaded natural, 484,546 acres as semi-primitive motorized and 227,756 as semi-primitive non-motorized. The concerns came with the recommendations of the allotted numbers of people to be allowed into these areas.
The boundaries of the San Rafael SRMA would be realigned to include Mexican Mountain WSA, the Cedar Mountain area, and the area surrounding the cut-off road on Map 2-21. In alternative D for organized groups occupying an area for more than two hours, maximum group size without a permit would be in the primitive areas, 15 people, in the semiprimitive nonmotorized the number would be 25 people and in the semiprimitive motorized the number would be 25.
The roaded natural and others would be limited to 50 except in the designated large group sites.
Groups larger than these would be required to obtain a permit, SRP-special recreation permit. Large group areas would be designated in the San Rafael Swell, developed and made available through reservation. Large groups using these sites would receive a recreation use permit through their reservation. Large group areas would include Temple Mountain, Hidden Splendor, Buckmaster Draw, South Salt Wash, Juniper, Staker Spring Area and others as necessary to meet recreation demand and protect resources.
The question arose as to when you went camping and there were already people there and you camped near them. Is that a group? Or does it have to be just people you bring with you? McCoard said those are the kind of comments that need to be made. Tell the BLM that they have to be more specific when it comes to who constitutes a group. The definitions need to be more defined. If you disagree with the number recommendations then voice your opinion in comments to the BLM.
Emery County will submit comments to the BLM to the effect that they have become too specific by mentioning numbers of people and that those numbers would be more adequately addressed down the road in activity level planning.
McCoard reminded everyone if you do not comment on the draft RMP you will lack legal standing down the road.
Mike Dunwoody from Green River wondered about the implementation of the RMP. He said the route designation plan has been out for two years now and the signage is still not complete. It was also mentioned that some signage is not correct and signs were placed closing roads which are still open.
McCoard said they recognize that implementation will not take place overnight and that the document is a guideline which may take years to implement and enforce. Comments were made on the improvement of the resource since the signs have been in place and how it looks better than it did three years ago and will continue to improve as the public is educated on where they can and cannot use motorized vehicles.
The need for more accurate and readable maps was discussed and the BLM realized their error in this and plans are being made for improved maps. It was also mentioned that comments need to be made addressing how many yards off a designated road you can go to access a dispersed campsite. This was not done in the route designation plan and confusion exists.
Comments are also needed on the socio-economic impacts. The socio-economic section was left out of the draft document and can be viewed on the BLM website. Mike McCandless, economic development director for the county said there was not a lot of information about mining and gas and substantive comments regarding those issues need to be made.
One rancher expressed his frustration that he waited for two years to get permits to put in a stock watering pond and yet a gas company came in and made roads all over in the same area and he doesn't understand why things like this happen.
Alan Peterson said he believed the BLM should not be moving forward with layers of protection and designations for land and use without first properly taking care of the route designation. Many motorized routes have been lost. For instance with ACEC, you need to see what's out there first and fit the land use planning around the routes and uses that already exist, not the other way around. Forty percent of the motorized routes were closed with the route designation plan.
Johnson said, "The BLM hears close everything from the environmental community and keep everything open from some people and we just need to find a middle ground which allows use without destroying the resource."
Petersen stressed the importance of the working relationship with the BLM. He thanked Ruth and Floyd for attending the meeting on their own time. He said the BLM has been very interested in the county's views and opinions. Petersen said they do have the interest of the county at heart.
The emphasis again was to make your comments. The worst thing you can do is not comment on the draft RMP document. Also comments to date can be viewed on the website and read. All comments are public information and available for perusal.
BLM Alternatives
No Action Alternative
The No Action Alternative represents current management, as outlined in the 1983 Price River MFP and the 1991 San Rafael RMP, as altered through amendment and policy since adoption of the records of decision for those plans. This management includes a broad array of management methods of various resources with different approaches applying in the former Price River and San Rafael areas.
Alternative A
Alternative A is designed to allow maximum access and development of mineral resources, including oil, gas, coal bed methane, and coal allowed by law, with mineral resource development given primacy over other uses and resource consideration. This is generally characterized through designation of the field office as Open to Leasing for oil and gas with standard terms and conditions, except in areas closed to leasing due to congressional or legislative actions (e.g., WSAs).
Alternative B
Alternative B is designed to balance uses in the field office. This balance is achieved by emphasizing different resources and uses in different areas of the field office. Such management includes application of Areas Open to Leasing, subject to minor constraints (timing limitations, controlled surface use, lease notices) management of minerals development and targeted recreation management within Special Recreation Management Areas (SRMA), to provide for quality recreation setting, experiences, and benefits, and designation of ACEC.
Alternative C
Alternative C is designed to provide maximum conservation and protection for natural resources from minerals and energy development and motorized recreation use allowed by law. Such management includes application of Open to Leasing, subject to minor constraints (timing limitations, controlled surface use, lease notices), No Surface Occupancy, and Closed to Leasing policies for management of mineral resources, management of recreation for more primitive and semi primitive recreation activities within SRMA, designation of ACECs and recommendation for suitability for inclusion in the national Wild and Scenic River system for all eligible rivers in the field office.
Alternative D (Preferred Alternative)
Alternative D is designed to provide for a wide variety of resource needs throughout the field office. This alternative is similar to Alternative B in that it includes maximizing minerals development potential in areas with greatest potential for development, as well as targeting recreation management in areas with the highest potential for development, to provide for quality recreation settings, experiences, and benefits in an environmentally appropriate manner.


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Wallabies and Western Force forward Ben McCalman is staying in Australia after extending his contract with the Australian Rugby Union and the Force by a further two years.
The news follows in the footsteps of the retention of the experienced Brumbies front-rowers Stephen Moore and Ben Alexander, as the core of the recent Wallabies playing group begins to reaffirm their commitment to Australian rugby.
McCalman, who is a product of the Sydney University club but has been based in Western Australia since his debut for the Force in 2010, was forced to miss last season's entire Test programme due to a nerve injury in his shoulder, which was followed by a broken forearm during his return to playing duties at club level.
Although frustrated, the 24-year-old is determined to make up for the lost time this year in the quest to add to the 21 Test appearances he currently has, while also bidding for a spot at his second Rugby World Cup, in England in 2015.
"It wasn't easy missing out [on the Wallabies] last year but the break has given me a decent rest and added to the hunger to get back. I've had a good off-season, have enjoyed getting back into my work with the Force and can't wait to get started again," said McCalman.
"There's a lot to look forward to this year with a new coaching team and a lot of new faces at the Force, the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of playing against the British & Irish Lions, and then the Rugby Championship and end-of-year tour after that."
Prior to last year's mishaps, McCalman had compiled an impressive Wallaby resume, despite often flying under the radar compared to some of his higher profile team-mates.
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Thanks again hj...I will give them a call.
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: : Thanks hj...is this something I could do myself? Is there a place where I can find repair or parts info on this particular valve?
: : : Calling a plumber to test the valve and possibly free up the balancing unit will be a lot cheaper than replacing a wall.
: : : : I have a two handle (one for volume and one for temp-on/off) Andre shower valve model 2015-204-IP-SN that has very little volume or pressure. When on the cold side ti is much better but the volume handle does nothing.
: : : : Any help on how to repair this would be much appreciated...my wife is about to rip open the wall!!!
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