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Game time, bitches!
October 12 2008 02:35PM
We're told that we shouldn't swear on here, particularly in a post. Apparently we are getting "bigger traffic now" and there are "kids reading." We have gotten "two emails" to this effect in the past month and a half so we are going to try and tone it down for the kiddies.
Now I suspect that the picture above won't be appropriate for kids... Er, nor will the exclamatory swear word in the title. Hmm. Don't read that if you are under 12, kids. Or look at the picture. Is 12 an acceptable cut-off age? When your ol' pal Wanye was 12 years old, we had already had five wonderful years of marriage under our belt. When we were 12, Wanye Gretz V was already six years old himself and working on starting a family of his own. So yes, 12-year-olds can read a swear word and laugh heartily at the picture of the teacher above.
How wonderful is the season opener going to be tonight?
- Better than Budweiser bringing out a 75 pack of Bud Light in stores everywhere and calling it "The Widow Maker"
- Better than every single pre-season game in NHL history
- Better than a million-dollar knife fight between Robin Brownlee and Jason Gregor—which would be pretty awesome too.
The last Oilers' game was April 2. We don't know how many days ago that was but we remember thinking "What the hell are we going to talk about all summer?" Well thanks to all of the Citizens of the Nation we have watched the summer fly by. Two massive trades, an ownership change of the franchise, three new writers and Kevin Lowe being fired without being fired but somehow still being in charge meant a busy summer.
Go Oilers!
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Post some chatter if you're watching the game. We are either going to the River Cree to watch a beer league game of a buddy—who assured us "If you come with me to my game we can go watch the Oilers game afterwards. We get a team deal on beer"—or watch it at OilersNation World HQ.
October 12 2008, 02:39PM
I predict a 3-1 Oilers win. Peter Budaj? Nope.
October 12 2008, 02:42PM
Cool call on the predictions ninja.
I use witchcraft to predict and analyze NHL hockey. I have consulted my crows bones and they say
Oilers 4 Avs 2
Wanye must be Wanye. Kiddies are bitches too!
October 12 2008, 02:52PM
According to my NHL 09 game last night I predict 2-0 Oilers. Goals coming from Lubo and Gagner.
Wanye: I'd slice and dice Gregor for 50 bucks, although I got more for doing it on his show last Friday when we debated my picking the Oilers to finish 9th.
October 12 2008, 04:38PM
I predict the game will end sometime this evening. That's about as finite as I wish to project. Plus, I don't wanna have people contacting me for winning lottery numbers and the password to Wanye's gmail account. With great powers comes great responsibility. Peter Parker's uncle told me that...but I knew he was gonna say that.
October 12 2008, 05:42PM
I will hold my prediction until after the game when I can break down the video.
October 12 2008, 05:51PM
OILERS 5 Avalanche 3
You heard it here first
October 12 2008, 06:00PM
Ha ha look at the count down clock
What a terrible song to come out to this year!!!
October 12 2008, 06:22PM
I see the Arnason line is playing the Cogliano line ;)
Is that Ned Flanders on the back of Budaj's helmet??
October 12 2008, 06:36PM
No goal for you burnaby joe
Even Stregth is looking weak so far. PP looks sharp
Booing Ryan Symth? Come on
October 12 2008, 06:41PM
Are these jack-hole fans actually booing Ryan Smyth? Sorry, guys, but that's not cool.
October 12 2008, 06:46PM
Horn Malfunction!
October 12 2008, 06:50PM
How I have missed Gene Principes astute insights on the game.
"Garon loves Joe Sakic"
Decent first period!!
October 12 2008, 06:56PM
I'm with you Wanye. Maybe you could lure Principe over to write for ON?
October 12 2008, 07:02PM
While I enjoy his friendly attitude, the fact his Dad tried to fight me once (true story) disqualifies him from our writing staff.
Louie Debrusk is lame
October 12 2008, 07:06PM
While I enjoy his friendly attitude, the fact his Dad tried to fight me once (true story) disqualifies him from our writing staff.
Was this back at the orphanage, or were you picking crushed cans off other people's streets again?
October 12 2008, 07:08PM
No, this actually happened and I have witnesses. It was at the racetrack casino after a hockey game. Misunderstandings occured, he got mad, I got mad he pulled out the "my son is Gene Principe" card.
I'm sure everyone has a story like this
Um no....
Oilers lost the 5 players who took 66% of their faceoffs last season... that can't be good
October 12 2008, 07:13PM
On a side note, how long has Budaj had that sweet assasins creed mask? Makes me wanna geek out.
October 12 2008, 07:19PM
Too many men, this can't be good.
Eat it Colorado. PP Oil
October 12 2008, 07:24PM
Damn it Sakic!
October 12 2008, 07:31PM
Bound to happen eventually. It should really be about 3-1.
October 12 2008, 07:32PM
You cant beat up Optimus Prime McLeod
Wow, that was a lucky post. You're right Jonathan Willis, it should be like 5-1 now.
October 12 2008, 07:44PM
Garon's been the difference. Garon and the posts.
Good ol' Oilers hockey. Outshot, out played and tied and probably still going to win.
October 12 2008, 07:50PM
Outshot, out played and tied and probably still going to win.
In the shootout.
Nah, third period marker by Gagner. Principe basically just gave Sakick a back rub during his hard hitting interview
Remember when the Oilers had Joe Sakic without the hands? Now he is in Atlanta where careers go to DIE
October 12 2008, 07:55PM
Principe basically just gave Sakick a back rub during his hard hitting interview/
I love that Sakic thanks Principe for having him on. He's boring, and he likes his cliches, but he's such a nice guy ;)
Principe is the type of guy that rises up in this media circus of pro sports. Nice, reasonably smart and extremely unlikely to do anything but throw up softballs to players and execs.
I'd like to see Wayne Gretz here interview someone
October 12 2008, 08:01PM
I'd interview someone but invariably the talk would turn to 17th century torture techniques
What methods to you prefer?
October 12 2008, 08:04PM
Beard of bees, jock strap of scorpions. Pretty standard fare
shhh the game is back on
October 12 2008, 08:11PM
Wow, Penner just snuck that one by.

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U.S. corporate treasuries are stuffed with a record amount of cash these days. In fact, the companies that make up the S&P 500 have $1.1 trillion of cash on their balance sheets. The standard explanation for this hoarding of cash is that corporate CEOs are extremely uncertain about the future, given the gridlock in Washington and the downgrade of U.S. debt. Spending money now to develop their companies, they argue, is just too risky.
If that were true, why are the big boys with the biggest piles of cash so willing to part with it when they get locked in on a juicy acquisition target? This week's stunning offer by Google to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion is a case in point. Is that not a risky move?
Google says no. "Motorola Mobility's total commitment to Android has created a natural fit for our two companies," says Larry Page, CEO of Google. "Together we will create amazing user experiences that supercharge the entire Android ecosystem for the benefit of consumers, partners and developers." The acquisition, Google says, will also give it ownership and control of Motorola's mobile phone patents, thereby preventing them from being auctioned off to competitors like Apple.
These reasons are less than compelling, particularly in light of the inherent risks of such a massive investment being made outside Google's traditional field. Google's "ecosystem" is essentially advertising-based media. The company makes most of its money by providing content in the form of excellent search results on the web and by charging advertisers to run promotional messages and links near those results. I have an Android phone, and its single best feature is that little search icon in the lower right that I tap to make an instant Google search. Android has a number of other features that nicely incorporate Google's core capabilities.
But Google didn't make my smartphone, and it doesn't need to buy a maker of smartphones to continue spreading Google technology in the smartphone market. What it needs to do is build on its traditional media strengths of linking people intelligently to web content and to other web users. What Google does best is facilitate, and marvelously so, our navigation of the web.
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There's a long list of big companies that made seemingly sensible but ultimately disastrous acquisitions when they strayed from their cores. Sears was still the world's largest retailer when it bought Dean Witter and later entered the credit card business with Discover. When it started thinking of itself as a financial service company, its retail business suffered. The result is that Sears is now a mere speck in Wal-Mart's rear view.
Of course, the classic example of is this folly is Time Warner's merger with AOL. The news and entertainment giant naively thought AOL would give it access to a massive audience on the Internet, a new market it knew little about. If only Time Warner had known that what AOL really had was a "network" of dial-up users and a weak content model, it would have passed on an acquisition that nearly killed it. Rupert Murdoch was quoted in Business Week that Time Warner executives "gave away their company for a mess of porridge." Oh, but when Murdoch made his entry into the Internet market, he too fell victim to the risks of acquiring a major stake in an unknown field. His costly acquisition of MySpace was hailed as "brilliant" by the analysts at the time. But when he recently unloaded the social network for one-tenth what he paid for it—losing a half billion dollars in the process—he was proven fallible after all.
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ABERDEEN – Federal sentencing continues in what prosecutors describe as a large, regional conspiracy to sell cocaine in Northeast Mississippi.
Walter "Big Moot" Hampton, 35, of Okolona on Thursday was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock to 205 months in prison.
Last November, he pleaded guilty to two counts in a scheme to distribute the drug and the interstate financial activity surrounding it.
Without the plea deal, he faced up to life in prison and millions in fines.
In an FBI affidavit early in the case, Hampton was alleged to be a large buyer of cocaine from another man, arrested in another drug conspiracy case.
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BLM Releases South Dakota Draft Management Plan for Public Review
BELLE FOURCH, S.D. – The Bureau of Land Management released today its Draft Resource Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement (RMP/EIS) describing different alternatives for managing public lands within the South Dakota Field Office. This action kicks off a 90-day public comment period for interested publics to submit comments to the BLM.
The public comment period will end Sept. 11, 2013.
"The release of the Draft RMP/EIS marks the beginning of an important 90-day public review and comment period," said BLM Field Manager Marian Atkins. "As part of the review and comment process, we've scheduled public meetings in an open house format throughout the area to answer questions and gather comments concerning the Draft."
Compact disks of the document are being delivered to a number of businesses, organizations, individuals, elected officials, tribal governments and state and federal agencies for review. The draft document can be viewed on the internet at http://blm.gov/m1kd. A limited number of paper copies of the draft document are also available from BLM's South Dakota Field Office, 310 Roundup Street in Belle Fourche.
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Coppin State University is welcoming the 78th Annual Conference of the National Association of Dramatic and Speech Arts (NADSA) to the campus from Wednesday, April 2, through Saturday, April 5, 2014. NADSA is the oldest continuously operating national educational theatre organization in the U.S., and its conference features performances, workshops, keynote events and student competitions in acting, design, play production, oral interpretation, readers' theatre and persuasive speaking. More than 100 students from more than a dozen HBCUs will be on the campus to engage in this four-day experience of learning and performing. Dr. Garey A. Hyatt, coordinator of Coppin's Visual and Performing arts Program, is the immediate past president of the organization. A schedule of conference events is posted at http://www.coppin.edu/download/downloads/id/986/the_national_association_of_dramatic_and_speech_arts_festival_competition
A reprise performance of Coppin's March, 2014, production of "The Waiting Room," will be performed by Coppin Repertory Theatre on Wednesday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m. in Johnson Auditorium and is open to the public. Originally presented in the intimate Theatre Lab, the production has been restaged by its director and cast to accommodate the much larger stage of the auditorium. General admission is $15; senior and non-Coppin student tickets are $10 and tickets for CSU students with IDs are just $5. For more information, call 410-951-3369 and see http://www.coppin.edu/calendar?eventid=307
The Allen Williams Play Competition, a highlight of each year's conference, will be held Friday, April 4, in Johnson Auditorium in two segments, from 12:00 noon to 3:10 p.m. and from 5:15 to 7:20 p.m. Students from Winston-Salem, Grambling, Norfolk and Jackson State Universities and from University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff will perform hour-long plays, which will be evaluated by a team of judges. This event is also open to the public. Admission is $7 for one segment and just $12 for the entire afternoon and evening. For tickets and additional information, see the conference schedule at http://www.coppin.edu/download/downloads/id/986/the_national_association_of_dramatic_and_speech_arts_festival_competition
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ISTANBUL -- The Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate journeyed to Istanbul October 18th to 22nd for their annual pilgrimage. The trip included services and meetings with His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and was highlighted by a visit to the capital of Turkey, Ankara, for meetings with Turkish government officials to discuss issues of religious tolerance, the reopening of Halki Theological School, and other concerns related to the function and ministry of the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
On Sunday evening the Archons hosted a banquet at the Koc Museum in honor of the United States Ambassador to Turkey, W. Robert Pearson. In addition to the Archons and pilgrims from America who attended this tribute dinner, members of the Turkish Grand Assembly were present, as well as other distinguished citizens of Turkey.
On Monday the Archon leadership traveled to Ankara to visit government officials of Turkey and to express deep concerns regarding religious tolerance and religious freedom relative to the Ecumenical Patriarchate. A morning meeting was held with Mehmet Nuri Yilmaz, the President of Religious Affairs for Turkey. The meeting was characterized as a mutually respectful exchange of ideas in areas of common concern regarding the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
Following this meeting, the delegation attended a luncheon hosted by the wife of Ambassador Pearson, Mrs. Margaret Pearson, and the Deputy Chief of Mission, Mr. Robert S. Deutsch, where the group met with academic and business leaders and other distinguished citizens of Turkey. At the residence the Archons visited the grove of trees indigenous to America planted by Ambassador Pearson in commemoration of the victims of September 11th. At the banquet the previous evening, the delegation had presented the Ambassador with a tree for the grove.
Later on Monday, the Archon group visited the Ataturk Mausoleum, a customary practice of visiting delegations. Following, they met with Ambassador Baki Ilkin at the Foreign Ministry, where frank discussions were held on the concerns of the Orthodox faithful of America regarding the Ecumenical Patriarchate and religious tolerance.
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Regarding the presentation on religious tolerance and the focus of the visits to Ankara and Halki, Archon National Commander Dr. Anthony Limberakis stated: "Religious tolerance and freedom is a recurring theme that forms the underpinnings of the American way of life. When the colonies were organized into the United States of America, the constitutional draftsmen ensured that the government of that fledgling nation would not interfere with the free exercise of religious beliefs nor promote an official state religion. Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in America expect no less from the government of Turkey. We, as Orthodox Christians in America are under the direct jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate. The canonical head and spiritual father of our Church in the United States of America is the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, and it is an infringement of our rights as American citizens to worship in America when our spiritual father cannot freely, and without government interference conduct his ministry to serve his flock, a flock that spans the four corners of the world and not just the country of Turkey."
Dr. Limberakis further stated: "It is an infringement of our rights as American citizens when we cannot educate our clergy at the Halki School of Theology. It is an infringement of our rights as American citizens when the Ecumenical Patriarchate cannot freely exercise its rights as a property owner. Quite frankly, we are tired of the head of world Orthodoxy being treated as a second-class citizen. It is a true injustice that compromises democracy and human rights in this country that has been a friend of the United States for over 50 years. When we return home tomorrow to the United States, we will inform our own members of Congress and the State Department of the current situation regarding the infringements of religious freedom and it is our hope the Turkish government will address these serious issues of mutual concern with a sense of urgency."
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SOUTH HADLEY -- When Naeema Hernandez arrived for her first year at Mount Holyoke College, she was welcomed by a campus that, for two days, had no white American students at all.
"You're scared when you first come in, and you have questions like, `Is there a lot of racism here?' " said Hernandez, now a sophomore, who is from New York and identifies herself as African-American.
(Excerpt) Read more at boston.com ...
Give me a break.
sophomore Julia Martinez Koch, from Newton, the child of one white parent and one Cuban-American. "I don't feel badly that the white people get excluded once in a while."
The program seems to be working very well. Congratulations Holyoke.
Jeez, it only took them 16 years to figure it out. On can only imagine what these "brilliant" liberal minds will figure out in the future.</ sarcasm>
That is a truly bizarre statement. Of course I am sure the speaker would be willing to teach/brainwash the listeners into a more enlightened state....
No more white imperialism.
How inclusive and tolerant.
Actually, I have to wonder just what kind of controversy there was for this. I mean, if I was organizing a St. Patrick's Day party, I wouldn't sign a salsa band.
You decide.
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Once you have read the biography, you should be able to predict anything she writes.
Title 18, United States Code, U.S. Criminal Code, Section 241; - Conspiracy against rights :
If two or more persons conspire to injure, oppress, threaten, or intimidate any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District in the free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege secured to him by the Constitution or laws of the United States, or because of his having so exercised the same; or
If two or more persons go in disguise on the highway, or on the premises of another, with intent to prevent or hinder his free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege so secured -
They shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, they shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both, or may be sentenced to death.
This is an absolute crock. Not one of the schools mentioned in this article has any dorms with only one "person of color" in residence, and few if any classes with that composition. All these schools, and all similar selective private liberal arts colleges are swarming with affirmative action admits, as well as with East and South Asian students who are anything but affirmative action cases.
Thank you. It does have a Shakespearian ring to it though.
Well, duh!
I'm with you on this one.
What's not to believe?
Nothing like racist liberalism. Always looking for a way to divide and conquer all in the name of compassion. They ought to END these racist orientations. By now a person at that age should be able to handle themselves regardless of color. But no. Liberals want to keep that chip on the shoulder alive through racist segregation with maybe a few token whites to target for guilt of things they had nothing to do with or no control of.
(Cute how the boston glob coyly connected the Republican party to 'the flag' ala Trent Lott, lol) I believe in the Confederate flag too. I actually saw one once with my own eyes, so I know they're real. You see, I was out in the swamp drinkin' some beer and teachin' my dawg 'Luther' how to read when this big ol' UFO came by with one of them flags on it...
Just think of the hue and cry that would be raised if the South had an all white university that didn't allow for anything but traditional Anglo-European/American holidays!
The bottom line for this institutionalized racism is - "Whites - bad, all other races - GOOD!"
The South WAS RIGHT!
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An event at the Dugout Mine last week created a stir in the state and national media, but has turned out to be at this point a small blip in the operations of the mine according to mine officials.
When detection equipment spotted increased levels of carbon monoxide in an area of the mine that was being sealed off because it was mined out there was concern about a fire. However, no fire was detected although reports say that a hot spot in the "gob" showed that there may be some kind of combustion going on.
Mine operators reportedly are going to continue with sealing operations of that part of the mine. Whether it will be flooded to put out the hot sport or not is still up in the air.
The situation raised predictions that the mine would have to lay off most of its work force. However the company says that is not something they are planning to do at this point.
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The mess in Iraq is lifting oil prices near nine-month highs, but Morgan Stanley's commodity strategists see little threat to the country's key oil-producing region in the south:
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Justin Johnson, who to this point has been very consistent and showing the reason why he's in the number 1 batting position was at the plate with Holden Marshall at third, McKay Thayn at second and Greg Johnson at first. The Pirate dug out was excited; scratch that, they were very excited. You see, the Pirates were having what you would call a 'bad day'. On three earlier occasions they had the bases loaded and could not score. They were down 4-2 and three of the Wendover Wildcats runs were off Green River errors in the first inning. All game the frustration was mounting for each player. Nothing seemed to go right. But what's this, in the top of the seventh inning of a seven inning game Holden Marshall heads to the batters box with two outs. The teams tries to generate some enthusiasm and Holden makes it to 1st on a walk. Now it's Mckay Thayn's turn. While at the plate and down in the count the pitcher throws an inside pitch that catches McKay on the arm - take your bag. The excitement builds as Greg Johnson makes his way to home with what had to seem like a heavy bat. A called ball here and a called strike there got what small Pirate contingent there was excited. With a full count and the pressure mounting, the Wildcat pitcher threw Greg a high one and now for the fourth time in a frustrating game that was trying the nerves of more than one Pirate the bases were loaded. Enter Justin. The rest is history-history the Pirates don't want to repeat as they were in a situation they knew they created all by themselves. You guessed it, Justin pounded one hard right down the third base line just over the bag. Score Holden and McKay and the game is tied. The Pirates couldn't generate the go ahead run but they battled back to tie the score. Man, nothing like the score to brighten faces. As the Pirates headed to the field they seemed to run a little faster, a little more determined. Three more outs and they keep the 'drive alive'.
Elias Polito was on the mound; in for Caleb who had just thrown 120 pitches. Elias quickly took care of the first two Wildcats but allowed a walk on the third. With the go ahead run at first, the eighth batter in the line up stepped to the plate. The runner at first advanced to second and the tension was mounting as the would be hero Wildcat connected with the ball, sending it to the gap in left center. Ouch.
The Pirates traveled 5 1/2 hours to play 12 inning of base ball and only played 11. The second game saw the Pirates unveil a new look sporting an all black 'Under Armor' shirt with the players names on the back. The new look gave them new energy as the Pirates left town an inning early as they amassed and held a 10 run lead at the end of the fourth. Time for more travel. You gotta love 1A sports.


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PORTLAND - Hundreds of homeowners are furious they've been in the dark about the existence of a sex offender treatment center near their children's schools for nearly a year.
There are no signs outside Whole Systems on Milwaukie Avenue, but from the playground of the Boys and Girls Club, the door of the sex offender treatment center can be seen. The Montessori school is also less than 300 feet from the center.
Many homeowners are just now learning about the center and some of them expressed fear and anger Monday night at a loud and tense meeting in Sellwood.
One hundred twenty convicts from Clackamas and Multnomah counties receive court-ordered counseling at the center for crimes such as molestation, possession of child pornography and rape of a minor.
"You just don't put this type of population in the middle of a residential neighborhood with lots of stay-at-home moms, lots of young kids," said Robin Springer, who organized the meeting.
Whole Systems moved to its current location from Oregon City last December but most of the 100 people who gathered at the meeting never complained because they didn't know about it.
- So it's been there for almost 1 year, and no problems, which again, proves that sex offenders are not the evil "monsters" the media, police, politicians and others believe, and that recidivism is low. If they were as bad as people believe, there would be crimes all over the place, but there isn't.
"It's just unconscionable to me; in fact, I find it morally reprehensible," Springer said.
Meeting organizers made their goal clear, which is to get the sex offenders out of the neighborhood, but not everybody stuck to that agenda. A few tried to defend the treatment center and one couple was drowned out with applause until they left.
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"I would like to talk to the property owner about that (getting out of the lease) and if he feels it's a good solution, then absolutely," she said.
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Mid-August Bric-a-Brac
Jonathan Willis
August 11 2009 01:02PM
It turns out that there are a few things to talk about with respect to hockey – even without looking at Patrick Kane's off-ice adventures (or worse, writing article #9954 about Sidney Crosby's birthday party). The Leafs have made some moves, Nikolai Zherdev has bolted for Russia, Theo Fleury plans a comeback, and the Sabres have signed Mike Grier.
Ye Olde Switcheroo: Pogge and MacDonald
I have to hand it to Brian Burke: he's got a pretty good idea of what he's doing. Not only did he manage to land a decent return for a fringe prospect in Justin Pogge, but he upgraded his goaltending at the same time. I realize that I just said three things that might raise eyebrows, so let's look at them one at a time:
1. Decent Return: According to the Orange County Register, the Leafs will receive at least a 6th round pick in 2011 – a pick that will be upgraded to a third-rounder if Pogge makes 30 starts over the next two seasons. When a far superior player like Alex Auld (with an established NHL track record and on a reasonable contract) only lands a 6th round pick, this trade looks like larceny.
2. Fringe Prospect: Let's take a quick look at Pogge's numbers.
In three AHL seasons, Pogge's season high save percentage is .908; not only that, but in three seasons the only time he's legitimately outplayed his backup was in 2006-07. That backup, Jean-Francois Racine, has since moved over to play in the LNAH. Last year, his numbers were far inferior to minor-league journeyman Adam Munro (.913 vs. 895) and at this point I'd put him well back of Jeff Deslauriers. Leafs blog Sports and the City summed it up nicely:
I can't recall another young goaltender so big - six-foot-three, over 200 pounds - who couldn't cover more of the net.
3. Goaltending Upgrade
Joey MacDonald isn't exactly the first name that comes to mind when I think of exceptional goaltending, but last year he wasn't bad (these things being relative, of course). A quick comparison between him and the incumbent starter:
- Vesa Toskala: 22-17-11, 3.26 GAA, .891 SV%
- Joey MacDonald: 14-26-6, 3.37 GAA, .901 SV%
MacDonald played for the Islanders, so you'll have to excuse his win/loss totals. My money says that Jonas Gustavsson is Toronto's starter next year, and MacDonald plays the role of #3, but even so he's a nice insurance policy to have. Or, as Pension Plan Puppets put it:
To reiterate, MacDonald is probably a better goaltender than Vesa Toskala at this point in time. Assuming Toskala gets hurt or plays like he usually does, or if both Gustavsson and Toskala play well making Vesa expendable then MacDonald would be a more than capable backup.
Meanwhile, in the Motherland…
Nikolai Zherdev, spurned by the Rangers (and apparently every other NHL team) has reportedly decided to return to Russia, signing a contract with the KHL's Salavatovo Yuleav Ufa. Ufa doesn't normally grab UFA's; they're the same team that signed Alexander Radulov out of Nashville.
Zherdev isn't a player I saw fitting in Edmonton, but he has scored 23+ goals and 54+ points three of the last four years, so it's a little surprising not to see him get enough interest to stay in North America. Playoff meltdown or not, there's more than one team that could have used his offense. I suspect we'll see more of this as too many teams are bunched around the salary cap ceiling.
Which takes me to a (mostly) unrelated point. Given that it's August, Theoren Fleury's comeback bid has generated quite a bit of attention (Jean Lefebvre has been covering it admirably for FlamesNation) but it remains highly unlikely that he'll set foot on NHL ice this fall. So why doesn't he try the KHL? The money should be comparable, since Fleury isn't going to get big money from anyone (and it seems he needs it), and the chance of success is much greater.
Mike Grier Goes Back to Buffalo
I've already said most of what I think about the signing, but it deserves a mention here to. I don't know what Grier was like off the ice, but he never gave less than his best in Edmonton and along with players like Todd Marchant, Ryan Smyth, Rem Murray and Ethan Moreau made it easy to cheer for the Oilers – even though they weren't overly successful.
It seems that Sabres' fans have similar feelings for the forward; a poll at Die By The Blade was 74% in favour of the move and only 7% opposed.
August 12 2009, 11:29AM
Lofty wrote:
Ogden Brother wrote: Ya, unsubstantiated/unsupported posts/theory's bug me. Just because you dont agree with a post does not make it unsubstantiated/unsupported. Ogden Brother wrote: That's great, still doesn't mean he's increased anyones goal totals, nor that he will in the future. How can you prove that Hemsky has not increased anyones goal totals? It is just as plausable that Horc, Cole, Penner or anyone else would have scored even less points without him. Does the fact that Smyth had 96 points over 132 games without him vs. 119 points over 128 with him prove that Hemsky does increase players totals? Tayranchula's theory is that he does, how can you say it is unsubstantiated/unsupported?
It is unsubstantiated because their is little to no proof that he increases players point production?
Here's my proof
Cole - Stunk with Hemsky
Penner - Goals went down
Sykora -
GPG combined 3 years before playing with Hemmer: .34
GPG year he played with Hemmer: .27
GPG 2 years after leaving Edmonton: .34
Smyth - scored 39/31/28 etc etc goals without Hemsky. He's proven he can score with or without him.
The only support to Tranch theory is Horcoff... who had 2 really good years and 2 "ok" years playing with Hemsky, but has never played anywhere else and had a bit role with the Oil before the lock-out - ie you have no contrast to compare him to, because we have no idea how he would produce with another team.
August 12 2009, 11:34AM
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Ogden Brother wrote: Considering the team has been out scored roughly 2-1 the past 2 years (5 on 5) when Hemsky is on the ice without Horc, ya I'd say Horc is pretty important to Hemsky's/the teams success. I concur. Hemsky needs Horc's responsibility in order for his "creativeness" not to backfire into our own net.
He even needs him for his creativeness to end up in the other teams net. The numbers are stagering over the last two years.
When Hemsky is on the ice with Horc the team scored at a:
1.27 G/20 pace
When Hemsky is on the ice without Horc the teams scored at a:
.526 G/20 pace
Ogden Brother wrote:
The only support to Tranch theory is Horcoff… who had 2 really good years and 2 "ok" years playing with Hemsky, but has never played anywhere else and had a bit role with the Oil before the lock-out - ie you have no contrast to compare him to, because we have no idea how he would produce with another team.
No contrast either way, exactly. So how can you attack someone's opinon if you cant disprove it? Your idea about unsubstantiated/unsupported theories would apply to pretty much every comment that has been made on the nation. Too many variables in sports to say what would or wouldnt happen.
If you are on the nation long enough you start to expect certain comments from certain people. I expect you to post some douche bag comment every time!
Its funny to read, thanks for the entertainment.
@ Lofty: Ogden Bro is saying there is no evidence for Hemsky helping peoples game and has shown evidence that supports that.
Saying "no I disagree" without some facts to support your theory is weak in comparison and just proves Ogden's point.
I love Hemsky. He is our most entertaining player, but I don't think he would look as good out there without Horcoff supporting him positionally. Ogdens stats supports my thinking, which is why I am chiming in on this one.
August 12 2009, 12:36PM
Lofty wrote:
Ogden Brother wrote: The only support to Tranch theory is Horcoff… who had 2 really good years and 2 "ok" years playing with Hemsky, but has never played anywhere else and had a bit role with the Oil before the lock-out - ie you have no contrast to compare him to, because we have no idea how he would produce with another team. No contrast either way, exactly. So how can you attack someone's opinon if you cant disprove it? Your idea about unsubstantiated/unsupported theories would apply to pretty much every comment that has been made on the nation. Too many variables in sports to say what would or wouldnt happen. If you are on the nation long enough you start to expect certain comments from certain people. I expect you to post some douche bag comment every time! Its funny to read, thanks for the entertainment.
What? I think you are missing something here.
Their is proof of Hemsky having no (or even negative) affect on other guys goals Sykora/Cole/Penner
Their is no proof of Hemsky having positive affect on other guys goals.... ie someone coming in that scored 25 goals 3/4 times somewhere else and then puts up 35 with Hemmer. This is why "AK will put up 35 with Hemmer" is unsubtantiated, because no one (with a history) has seen that type of increase before.
@ Ogden Brother:
~What...you mean tha-tha-that Hemsky's play may be at least a small factor in the Oiler's first line woes?~
August 12 2009, 04:00PM
Chris. wrote:
@ Ogden Brother: ~What…you mean tha-tha-that Hemsky's play may be at least a small factor in the Oiler's first line woes?~ Sacriledge! ARCH! WHERE ARE YOU!
I think Arch would have a heart attack if he seen what the teams offensive production was like when Hemsky was on the ice without Horc.
August 12 2009, 06:17PM
K what im saying is, Horcoff wouldnt have the contract he does today if he didnt get points from assits to and assists from Hemsky. He would get more of a defensive forwards contract. This is why Horcoff and Hemsky fit so well. You have a creative offensive player whos defensive duties are watched by Horcoff and he is good enough to skate with him and produce. Now with that being said there still needs to be a player that can skate with these two on the LW. Cole just looked lost, Penner is to slow (although in my mind played alright with what skill he had) and Nilson just isnt good enough. The only player that has been able to pot any ginos with these two is Smyth and he wasnt so much a sniper (did amazing in everything else). So im almost certain if Hemsky and should i say Horcoff get a sniper on the LW (AK or Simone Gange type player) they would both have the perfect Chemstry. Hemsky would get 90 points like he is capable of doing while Horcoff would get 50 to 60 Its not that far off but I may be dreaming since im a die hard oilers fan
August 14 2009, 01:44AM
@ Ogden Brother: Man your statistic doesn't take into account so many variables and doesn't show anything. OF COURSE Hemsky's production totals are lower when his line mate is off the ice, he's used to playing with him every game, they run plays together. Looking at just his production totals doesn't mean absolutely anything - it's a useless stat. It just means he doesn't score as many points without the player with the second highest points on the team. Any playmaker in the league will have lower totals when making this comparison.


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Download Hara's complete setup that he ran at the Farm II track from our exclusive Setups page, plus the setups used by Hot Bodies World's A-Finalists Travis Amezcua, Ty Tessman and Jesse Robbers!
The D8 starts with a brand new chassis made from a solid chunk of 4mm thick 7075 aluminium, with 10 degrees of front kick-up. The chassis plate has angled sides for extreme stiffness front-to-rear, giving you a solid platform for race tuning.
You'll notice right away that the balance of the chassis is shifted from previous HB buggy designs. The engine is moved far to the centre of the chassis, and the innovative radio tray shifts the battery from the rear to almost the very front. Stand-up servo mounting points allow the weight of modern metal-gear servos to sit as close to the middle and front of the car as possible. This is just one of the many reasons our team drivers exclaim the D8 handles better than anything they've ever seen.
Strong composite chassis braces connect the front and rear bulkheads to the middle of the chassis for extra rigidity. Special composite material is used for extreme light weight, helping to enhance the driving feel, acceleration and braking of the car.
The engine area features a huge milled-out area to lower the weight of the engine for a low Centre of Gravity (CG). Even the area below clutch bell is cut out for clearance and reduced weight.
Giving the D8 an even lower CG are special milled-out areas for the standup servo positions. These put the weight of the servos as close to the ground as possible, for tremendous corner handling and lightning-sharp reactions on the track.
The radio tray has many of the forward-thinking features that racers have come to expect from Hot Bodies, including moving the weight of the receiver battery ahead of the engine, just behind the steering servo. The compartments are sealed from the elements and a switch cover and transponder mount are included, as well as an innovative super-strong aerial mount.
Underneath the chassis, there is plenty of room for a starter box wheel to reach engine flywheel. The opening is large enough for rocks to work their way out of the chassis when on the track, and the engine mount screws are recessed to prevent wear and tear.
Aiding clean-up of the chassis at the end of the race day is the easily removable radio tray, just a few screws takes all the electronics out of the chassis to keep fluids and water away from expensive servos, receiver, etc. We know racers like to get dirty, but a clean car is a happy car!
The suspension of any racing car is supremely important, and while most RC racing cars these days have 'good' suspension, it takes something really special to have 'amazing' suspension, and this is where racing knowledge, a complete racing team, months of testing and a top-notch designer come in handy. Luckily for the Hot Bodies International Racing Team, we've got all of these elements in place! In addition to keeping the car pointed in the right direction, the suspension has to keep the tyres on the ground as much as possible, so the power from the engine is transformed into traction on the ground! This is the job that the D8 suspension must cope with, and we know it's up to the task.
Let's start with the shocks. The new HB Big Bore shocks are MASSIVE - at 16mm across, they are some of the biggest shocks you can find on any racing kit. With rubber boots, hard-anodized bodies and threaded adjustments, they have all the standard features you'd expect from any top-level competition kit. So what's special about them? These are equal-length shocks front and rear, enhancing the 'weight-forward' design philosophy of the D8. With the increased oil displacement of today's off-road racing shocks, the extra length in the rear isn't necessary is just extra weight. The question shouldn't be 'why are the rear shocks shorter', the question should be why have we been dragging all this extra weight around?
Now let's check out the front suspension. Weight distribution is important for acceleration and mid-air handling, while the front end is what gets the car pointed in the right direction. Without a well-designed front end, any race car is just a mess of parts spinning out of control. The D8 is no exception, and the front suspension features a long list of features, including the HB Inverse Steering Block Design, adjustable roll centre, thick turnbuckle links, aligned king pin and universal joint pivots, sway bar, steel turnbuckles and HB's own counter-rotating shock mount screws.
At the rear end, the D8 has everything you'd expect from an all-out competition kit, with optional hinge pin holes for the uprights, adjustable roll centre, thick turnbuckle links, aligned king pin and universal joint pivots, sway bar, steel turnbuckles and HB's own counter-rotating shock mount screws.
Power is nothing without control, a famous advertisement once said, and this is especially true when you're striving to hit the big A-Final. Having confidence in your steering system is so important when you're wheel-to-wheel with 13 other drivers, all going for the same apex. This is when the D8 reigns supreme, and you'll be trusting the thick anodized aluminium steering bar and thick steel turnbuckles to guide you through the mess. Steel screws, locking nuts and sturdy nylon steering arms and turnbuckle links complete the steering. A hand-adjustable servo saver provides extra peace of mind for your steering servo, and four sealed ball bearings let the steering glide effortlessly in the muckiest of conditions.
Another Hot Bodies innovation are the solid suspension arms, which prevent mud and rocks from slowing you down on those inevitable wet race days! The exact compound of composite material used is a Team HB secret, and was developed over months of testing in wet and dry conditions. Each suspension arm also features handy travel-limiting droop screws to allow you extra tuning ability when you're up against the clock and the competition.
The suspension mounts front and rear are machined from sturdy aluminium and anodized to match the chassis and steering plate. A steel screw and washer hold the suspension hinge pins firmly in place so you don't have to worry about them falling out on the track.
As dedicated racers oursleves, we're still shocked when we see top racing cars still shipping with e-clips in place - rest assured there are no e-clips anywhere in the suspension of the D8!
Getting the power from the engine to the tyres is yet another job that any good race car must be able to perform properly. Getting as much power as possible with a minimum of loss or drag is just as important as keeping the tyres in contact with the ground, which is the job of the suspension. The D8 features every detail you'd expect to see in a top-level competition car, and more, when it comes to the drivetrain.
Continuing the rugged reliability of past Hot Bodies nitro buggies and truggies, the D8 uses spiral-cut 'worm gear' diffs to get the power from the driveshafts to the wheels. A spiral cut is more reliable and much stronger than standard straight-cut gears, giving you extra confidence and fewer maintenance headaches. You can adjust the diff action with thicker or thinner oils because all three diffs are sealed against leakage, giving you a fantastic boost of tuning ability!
Six steel universal dogbones are used for the centre driveshafts and at each corner to get the power from the middle diff to front and rear diffs, and also from the diffs to the wheels. Spinning on rubber-sealed bearings, the axles are hollow for low rotating mass and the wheels rest on black-anodized 17mm aluminium hex hubs.
Controlled braking ability is provided by the front and rear, individually adjustable brakes. Constructed of thick fibre and drilled for low rotating mass and extra cooling ability, the brakes are extremely powerful without being too 'grabby'.
There's nothing worse than skidding through a corner with no control, so the brakes can be adjusted separately front and rear using the unique brake linkage that brings the adjustment linkage of both brakes above the middle block deck. This is just one more 'why hasn't anyone else done this before?' feature that Hot Bodies is proud to bring racers!
In addition to a full suite of rubber-sealed ball bearings throughout the car, the clutch features new extra-large 5x11mm bearings for longer clutch life and extra durability. Everything in the drivetrain has been maximised for efficiency and long life!
The large fuel tank is just the size needed for pro racing, and is mounted on o-rings to keep the fuel from excessive foaming. Large baffles inside the tank keep the fuel intake guzzling nitro when the car's going through the rough stuff, and a strong sealed cap snaps into place after pit stops thanks to a stiff return spring. Handy fuel tube guides help keep everything nice and tidy!
The unique feature of the D8 fuel tank is the 'clunk' inside it, which allows the engine to keep running while the car is flipped over. There's absolutely nothing more frustrating than qualifying well and getting put on your lid when going through the first corner - unless you're talking about a lazy turn marshall who doesn't see your car with its wheels in the air!
Included with the kit are new Team HB wheels that are the maximum legal dimensions allowed by IFMAR and EFRA dimensions. Tyres are not included with the kit so you can dial in the D8 to your local track or club.
#67301 Hot Bodies D8 Kit 1/8 Scale Nitro Competition Buggy - no engine, radio or tyres included
What You Need
- Radio system with receiver
- Steering servo
- Throttle servo
- Receiver battery pack
- Battery charger
- Buggy tyres
- Buggy inserts
- Fuel
- Fuel bottle
- Glow igniter
- Paint for bodyshell
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Donna Thomas has been named as the 2010-11 support staff employee of the year. She has worked for the school district for 21 years. She has worked at Emery High School and Castle Dale and Cottonwood Elementaries. Thomas is currently the lunch manager for Castle Dale and Cottonwood elementaries.
Thomas recognizes the value of a good education for each child and the part that good nutrition plays in helping kids gain knowledge in order to be successful in life. She is an employee who through her efforts with school lunch has contributed in many positive ways to make school a great place for students to be. Research shows that most kids list school lunch as their favorite subject in school. It's right up there with recess.
Thomas is always going out of her way to do extra special things for students. She works hard to make lunch a special time. During Red Ribbon Week there were special activities and Alien day was a big hit. The lunch ladies decorated the lunch room and a special space ship was on hand. For the annual Etiquette Day, students dress up in nice clothes and they are served their lunch by the PTA ladies. This lunch teaches about manners. Another activity she likes is a tail gate party around homecoming time in the fall and a special day in January called Beach Day when the winter gets long and dreary.
Thomas appreciates working with Ralph Worthen and the other staff members as they are supportive of the many activities she plans as she works to make the lunch experience special for each child. She also loves grandparents day where the grandparents visit the school and have lunch with their grandchildren.
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Plano Pro Latch Utility Box 3730
The Plano 3730 tackle box is the big brother of the standard Plano 3700 tackle box. The 3730 is 50% deeper and will divide into as many sections but give you more storage options because it is deeper. Use the 3730 for oversized swimbaits and crankbaits, for storing LOTS of soft plastic, or for a toolbox for on the water repairs. This box features the Pro Latch, which means the latch is not molded with the box so it won't break off like the original design. The Plano 3730 tackle box will fit in the footprint of the 3700 box and will fit most soft-sided tackle bags designed for the 3700. If you've got BIG stuff to carry around, get the big box.
Dimensions: 14" x 8.75" x 3.13"
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