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I have been known to turn up the song Timber when it comes on the radio
Hey! An off topic not aboot food! TECuz, you should take this as a personal victory.
Also, Timber is a total guilty gym pleasureReplyCancel
never heard it—my fav band is Paris Hilton—shes amazingReplyCancel
Never heard it and if Entybot likes it I probably dont want to. No offense @TTMReplyCancel
Ok Derek now you're sucking up to Paris Hilton you must be really broke.ReplyCancel
I actually enjoy this song as well. It is fun and stuid and has a beat. Not every song needs to contribute to musics history.ReplyCancel
I've been known to shoot people for turning up this song.ReplyCancel
None taken, sandybrook. I was sort of meh aboot it until I heard it over and over on the NBA promosReplyCancel
Lord Disick's favorite song would be
"We on the galaxy that haters cannot visit, thats my reality so get off my SCOTT DISICK" — The One by Kanye West. #TheOne #YeezyHoldingMeDownReplyCancel
@Sandy lol—those damn payday loans been after my ass for years them and The Columbia House Records—they said the 10 CDS were only gonna cost me a penny!ReplyCancel
Yay for Pink Martini! I've never heard Timber, though.
I'll turn it up for RHCP, Green Day, that Ho-Hey song, and still for Radioactive. Still!ReplyCancel
My favorite song is "Gold Digger" by Kanye. It's got a great beat!ReplyCancel
THATS THE SONG??? Pitbull? Yuck.ReplyCancel
Ya Columbia House and their commitments but I built a nice collection off of them quitting and rejoining.ReplyCancel
You're amazing, Derek! xoxoReplyCancel
How about a little Stevie Ra ?ReplyCancel
I always leave the "y" off of "Ray".ReplyCancel
I heart Pink Martini as well .. My son was born to one of their songs .. No one seems to remember which one though.. We were all a little distracted when he was arriving. Made great labor music though!
I prefer Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson and Blind Willie Johnson in my errry day .. Good stuff
I love Stevie Ray Vaughn! Also Webb WilderReplyCancel
Had never heard of it until my husband cranked it up on the radio on our last road trip. Hated it the first time but it's grown on me. Hear it now during stoppages in play in hockey games so you know it's popular.ReplyCancel
NO NO NO!!! I detest that song with the fire of a thousand suns. JUST SAY NO TO PITBULL!!!!ReplyCancel
Love Timber!ReplyCancel
By the way. Who is this Avici and why are they ear worming me with Are You Gonna Stay yhe Night and Hey Brother?ReplyCancel
Guilty. Turn it super loud and dance while driving. Not proud of it.ReplyCancel
Youtubed Webb Wilder. He's terrific. Sort of a combination Rockabilly and Blues.ReplyCancel
Yes, Harry, isn't he fantastic? I call his Swampwater Rock. You should check oot the Doo Dad album, one of my favesReplyCancel
*flees from Meanie ;pReplyCancel
The only Timber that matters to me is up in Puppy Heaven leading all the others on new adventures. At least that's the way I want it to be.ReplyCancel
Sorry about your puppy, fella.ReplyCancel
It's getting easier, babe. Funny thing, our outside cat (that only comes in to eat and occasionally sleep) used to lay next to him when she did come in to sleep. I've been finding her laying on his grave everyday since we buried him.ReplyCancel
That's sweet and sad all at the same time, boo. Animals get more than we knowReplyCancel


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Eddie was a friend you could count on when times were rough. He had a way of making things better with his witty logic and lighter take on life no matter how bad the situation. Eddie enjoyed traveling, playing pool and spending time with family and friends. He was always there to listen and offer whatever help he could give, be it money, or the shirt off his back.
Survived by his son, Eddie Gonzales, Helper; his parents, Bill and Priscilla Gonzales, Price; brothers, Richard Garry, Spokane, WA, and William "Billy" (Stephanie) Gonzales; sisters, Dorothy (Bill) Marston, Spring Glen, Vera (Marlin) Andrus, Salt Lake, Emma Robertson, Price, Sharon (Jimmy) Basso, Price, and Dixie (Nathan) Marvidikis, Helper; longtime friend and companion Dee and beloved daughter Heather Gurovich, Baltimore, MA; and many loved and cherished nieces and nephews. We invite all those who wish to gather and celebrate his life through camaraderie and stories to join us on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 from 3-5 pm at the Savoy Club, 81 West Main Street, Price, Utah.

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Derek Hagan probably entered training camp on the outside looking in as far as a spot on the 53 man roster was concerned. But a solid camp has likely elevated him, at the very least, to "on the bubble" if not the front runner for the final spot in the wide receivers group.
The 27 year old Hagan has been pretty consistent when it comes to getting open and catching the ball. He had a highlight reel catch during Monday's practice leaping up over double coverage to reel in a downfield throw from Tyler Thigpen.
Claimed off waivers by the Bills last season, Hagan played in the final four games and had 12 catches with one touchdown. His best game came at New England when he caught seven balls for 89 yards.
He's right in the thick of a numbers battle at wide receiver. You can lock in Stevie Johnson, David Nelson, Donald Jones and T.J. Graham for four of the spots. The question is do the Bills keep five or six at that position? Remember, Brad Smith can be on the roster as the third quarterback but he can also play wide receiver as can C.J. Spiller if there is a run of injuries like last season.
"From a competition standpoint, its very healthy" Hagan said during an interview on WGR. " We got a bunch of guys that can pretty much do the same thing but we know deep down it's a competition. Guys are trying to help each other but at the same time we know there are spots open and it pretty much comes down to who's working hard, who's doing the right thing, who's catching the ball and who's getting open. That's who's going to win the job."
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News that Texas governor and Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry used to hang out and hunt at some west Texas hunting camp called "Niggerhead" hasn't made him too many new friends among the American public. Oh well! At least he's still got his old friends to support and help him. Or hurt him. Helpfully hurt him.
The New York Times called up Wallar Overton, described as "the son of Mr. Perry's scoutmaster in his home county of Haskell," to see what he had to say about all this hateful-speech hoopla:
Overton... said the hunting camp had always been known by that name.
"It's just what it was called from Day One," Mr. Overton said. "I personally am not offended by the name, and I don't like the word."
"That's just what people call it," he said.
Right. Since Day One, folks. The beginning of time, when God molded the Earth out of a ball of Play Doh that He got at the big celestial Kmart, for free, because God created that Kmart just like He created ranches and Texas. It's not like people could call the place "N-Word Head," because that's not what God called it, and besides, it sounds too clunky. (The next time you use offensive language to describe a person, place, or thing, just go, "that's just what people call it," and walk away.)
Overton's answer is strangely similar to that of Haskell County Judge David Davis, who went on the record for Perry in the Washington Post article. Maybe Overton read that article and was like, "I'll just say what that Davis guy said," and did that. Or maybe all of Rick Perry's friends and associates are space robots programmed with the same microchip, sent here to colonize West Texas and promote their planet's weird cognitive dissonance religion.
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Snoop is also slated to ring in the New Year (12/31) in Dubai, UAE.
Tickets for the domestic outing are on sale now at the performer's website.
Originally scheduled to surface a few months ago, "Reincarnated" will now hit retailers after the New Year, according to published reports, though no specific date is set.
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Winter is an excellent time to enjoy mountain scenery and the serenity of the park. Opportunities abound to celebrate winter: enjoy wildlife viewing and photography; snowshoeing and cross-country skiing; ice climbing and ice skating; or even a walk and a picnic on a beautiful day.
The winter season begins in November and usually stretches into April. During this time most of the facilities in the park are closed (heated washrooms and running water are available at the Firehall in the community).
The Entrance Parkway and main roads in the community remain open year-round while the Akamina Parkway is maintained to the Little Prairie picnic site (the staging area for ski access to Cameron Lake and beyond).
When planning to ski or snowshoe in Waterton, always check the website for Akamina Access road updates before you go (find links on our homepage throughout the winter season).
The Red Rock Parkway and the Chief Mountain Highway are closed to vehicles during the winter months.
Be prepared for conditions ranging from warm to extreme cold. Poor visibility, icy roads and drifting snow can occur frequently. Waterton's winter storms can quickly drop large amounts of snow onto park roads. In response to these challenging conditions, Parks Canada has set new priorities for snow removal effective this winter.
The first priority for snow removal is Highway 5 and 6 and the Entrance Parkway. This will be followed by streets in the community that have been designated as high priority; then the Akamina Parkway; and last the community streets designated as low priority.
Please obey parking zones at Little Prairie picnic area. Snow-clearing equipment requires sufficient room to safely pass parked vehicles and turn around.
Waterton has highly variable mountain weather and it can change quickly. Winters are mild and snowy, with frequent warm spells caused by chinook winds. Wind is the most important climate factor in the park. In fact, Waterton is the second windiest place in Alberta. Highest winds blow in January and November, with gusts of over 150 km/hr recorded in the main valley. In winter, visitors must be especially careful of wind chill.
More trail and winter information is available on signs at the park operations building, cross-country ski trail heads, at the park gate (variable hours) or here on the website. Personal information is available at the park operations building, or by calling 403-859-5133, weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. (MT).
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Megamur said:
I'd also like to contribute to this project and have started work on a map. However, I'm uncertain whether TNT2 is still active. There hasn't been any posts in this thread for months, there's never really been any activity at the TNT2 forums, and all of my messages--from two different addresses--to the TNT2 e-mail have bounced back. Is anybody there?
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It's a great idea I'm wondering what's going on with the project. I'd be more than happy to help with making maps.
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Evolution + evil = Evilution
So, using the same formula:
de-evolution + devil = devilution? Just my 2c about the name.
Other than that, everything looks swell.
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Whoo said:
TNT 2 is yet again in an inactive phase, since both of the main mappers (Me and alter) have a lot of stuff going on. The email has gone down before, so I'm probably just going to end up having all questions be sent to me by PM. Feel free to make a map and send it to me; we need all the help we can get. I'll send you the resource wad once I see how well you can make maps in vanilla.
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I hope my submission that I sent to the forums wasn't forgotten about, since I no longer have a copy of the Map07 I created. And since I finally got back to the TNT2 forums (after a HDD format and being losered, I could not get back on) I plan on continuing my work on the project.
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Chrispaks said:
If you want another MIDI composer for a song or two I can assist.
If you decide upon this, I'd need to get a feel for the single map you desire and then I'd make the MIDI and send it to you (assuming you don't want something general). If you don't like the creation, you can reject it outright. I assume that's the standard though?
I know you've got 3 composers, but I figure it's never harmful to ask -- worst is a 'no' :)
Or if you want someone to add detail to maps or brush up some stuff I've been using DB/DB2 for many many years.
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Rambosee said:
I might join, but my prboom is glitching and i tried everything including reinstalling so until that gets fixed.... :/
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Also, looking back at the screenshots already available for TNT2 levels, I'm starting to worry that not only does my map look nothing like TNT, but it's also ugly in general.
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So TNT looks nothing like TNT?
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Megamur said:
Examples of these bad-looking, poorly-playing maps?
Megamur said:
I think we've got the name settled. Let's work on getting the maps done, huh? :)
Xaser said:
MAP08, MAP20-22, MAP25, and MAP27. Maybe a few others, give or take, but those are the clearest offenders.
It's easy to forget that TNT had a number of really good-looking ones, too, of which MAP01, MAP13, MAP18-19, and MAP28 stand out the most to me. Also MAP04 for atmosphere and execution, and a few others (e.g. MAP14 & MAP15) for having cool layouts / design.
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MAP27 is considered bad?
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I also liked MAP20, as well, though I admit the awesome music influences that a lot.[/B]
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RIP topical signature, 2014-2016. May the earth lie lightly on you.
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So if you played an awesome map and decided to see what it looks like in the editor, and you saw a bunch of rectangles, would you hate it?
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C30N9 said:
I know I posted here before but I didn't make any progress. I still don't see this project is going fast and still it doesn't have a deadline. I'd like to join, but not now, after I finish my CC4 map, it is hard to focus on two maps.
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If any two people are living in a home with just a single tv set, there's trouble ahead, at least for the next couple of weeks. It's that time of the year . . . March Madness.
Like a few others, we filled out our brackets . . . only with teams we'd enjoy seeing winning, not necessarily teams we actually believe will win.
And, some of those we have a hard time in explaining our reasoning. A perfect example was selecting Colorado State over Missouri in Thursday's opening round of games. Colorado State is where SIU's former athletics director Paul Kowalczyk switched to in the mid-2000s, but there's absolutely no personal feelings there. Kowalczyk, after being fired a couple of years ago, is now an assistant at Illinois.
We hit on Colorado State probably due to its present coach, the slightly wild Larry Eustachy. We've worked, using the term loosely, a couple of tournaments -- at Las Vegas and Fairbanks, Alaska -- since retiring 12 years ago that Eustachy had teams entered in. Believe me, he was different in many ways, but has now reportedly reformed. No explanation, we just picked his team against a better and favored Missouri club.
We also clicked on Saint Louis University because of its coach, Jim Crews. He spent several seasons as Evansville's coach and his family has ties in Elkville although granted, many years ago.
Creighton and Wichita State are understandable choices. We've always jumped on Missouri Valley Conference teams once they manage to get into the NCAA tournament.
Two Big Ten Conference teams — Ohio State and Wisconsin — were easy selections due to the fact that both have former student workers of ours now on their athletic department staffs. Dan Wallenberg is Ohio State's basketball sports information director and can always be spotted at press row right next to the Buckeyes' bench. And, of course, their coach, Thad Matta, played one year at SIU for Rich Herrin in 1986.
Wisconsin is our choice because its compliance director, Katie Ahrens Smith, formerly worked for us at SIU.
No explanation is necessary, or at least it shouldn't be, in our selection of Kansas State. Bruce Weber is the coach and he'll forever be one of our favorites.
Steve Alford, Missouri State's former coach, is now at New Mexico where he just received a 10-year extension. That's enough reason to pick the Lobos over Harvard.
On the other side of the brackets it seems like we stayed with Minnesota and San Diego State because of personal ties with coaches Tubby Smith and Steve Fisher, respectively, and clicked on teams like VCU and Butler simply because we believe their coaches are interesting and exceptional.
Page 2 of 2 - There's one other that managed to slip in earlier this week . . . North Carolina A&T. We didn't even bother to mention them being as though it's going against the eventual 2013 champion, Louisville, after winning a play-in game.
A&T is coached by Cy Alexander, a fact we weren't aware of until seeing his face appear on post-game tv interviews. We'll bet that no one around here knows Alexander, but he was a candidate for SIU's coaching job in 1998 when Weber was hired. We had the pleasure of sharing three hours with him -- just the two of us -- while dining at Giant City Park Lodge the night prior to his interview and can tell you he is a champion. Although passed over for Weber, he's won ever since, simply never at a major program.
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Title: Coming of the Macassan traders
Credit Line: Purchased from Gallery admission charges 1987. National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
Mawalan Marika as an elder in one of leading clans at Yirrkala, in Eastern Arnhem Land, contributed to the Bark Petition, which was presented to Government in 1963. Mawalan Marika was also interested in recording the history of the trading relationship existing between the Macassans and the Aboriginal people, long before European colonisation.
His bark painting compares two moments in the history of the Yolngnu people of central and eastern Arnhem Land. The arrival of the traders can be seen on the left of the image, the creation of the first Yolngu clans on the right.
The earliest records of the Macassan traders can be traced back to the 17th century. They were from Eastern Indonesia and visited Arnhem Land every wet season. For over three hundred years they collected and processed sea slugs for trade with China.
The painting is divided vertically. To the left is the prahu or Macassan ship shown with its crew on the deck. One of the crew, painted black, is a Yolngu person. Sometimes Aboriginal people accompanied the traders back to their homeland of Indonesia. On the boat, depicted in profile, we can see a goat, a cock, bags of rice and two crew members.
The right side of the painting depicts the classical version of the Djan'kawu sisters giving birth to the clans.
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|Posted by Gary Slusser on June 21, 2003 at 20:38:18:
|In response to Re: water odor (rotten egg smell)- toddler drinking it?
: : Oh, I don't mean the baby would actually drink hot water. But she's exposed to lukewarm water from the faucet -- ex. both the hot and cold faucets are on. I put facecloths in the water, for washing her face. etc. However, what if, for instance, her oatmeal was too dry, and I added I got water from that faucet because it was closest. And over time, she'll brush her teeth at that faucet. So I'm just not sure if exposure to water from that faucet should be a concern??
: : : If the baby drinks the hot water, you could have a more serious problem than the hydrogen sulfide. I have been in areas of the country where hydrogen sulfide is in the water supply and those people thought it was the best water they have ever had.
: : : : Hello, all. I am hoping someone can help! Our upstairs bathroom sink sometimes smells like rotten eggs when we turn the hot water on. At one point, it was happening all the time. I haven't noticed much recently. I read in the post at http://terrylove.com/wwwboard/messages2/30698.html that this could be hydrogen sulfide gas and/or related to anode rod. I don't know much about those. My question is: could this be dangerous to our 8-month old baby, if she ingests that water? Or if we fix the problem, how costly would that be? Thanks so much-- Kathy; The info i have on hydrogen sulfide, is it has no ill effects on your health at all. (other than just the abnoxious odor.)Check with a water treatment supplier and they will tell you about all types of remedies, some are reasonable and some quite costly. .Hube Hube, may I ask why you delete the blank lines between the poster's last word and the begining of your posts? It makes it hard to read, as you may see now.
What Kathy is experiencing may be a trace of H2S and it may be odor caused by SRB in the water reacting with the anode rod in the water heater.
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Macedonia News, September 10, 2010
Lou McQuary
I hope everyone had a nice Labor Day holiday. The students got an extra day off due to professional development for the teachers, so the students were treated to a three day school week! Hey gng do y'all realize one ninth of the school year has been completed!
Ben and Susan McClelland treated Shirley Shirley to a birthday supper at their home on Sunday night, August 29th. Almost all of the family except Jimmy and Angela Shirley were able to attend. Shirley's birthday was Sept. 1.
Sheila Childers and her girls spent several days in Gulf Shores, Alabama as a farewell to summer. I am sure they had a big "hen party" while they were all together.
Kathy Robertson Sipes has been under the weather, running a high fever due to an infection in her incision. After a visit to the doctor and some prescribed antibiotics, Kathy should rebound from this quickly. I know she wants to fully enjoy every minute with her new bouncing baby boy, Jonas.
The Macedonia Baptist Church Safari Café was well attended on the beginning night, Wednesday, September 1st. The kits were delighted to eat in the new café constructed by Mike and Regina Garrett. Those tow make quite a team-give them a job and they can come up with some mighty creative ideas!
The Wednesday night program consists of Bible study, singing and drama, as well as snacking in the café. Make plans for your child to attend on Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m.
Mandi McQuary spent a long weekend with her family and friends. Mary Hargrove and Maddie McQuary picked Mandi up at the Jackson airport Friday, Sept. 3. Maddie had been looking forward to this reunion for a long time. Mandi will finish up as a travel nurse in Houston, Texas around the middle of October. Maddie is counting the days until her mother finishes her work in Houston.
Saturday, September 5, Brittany Edwards and Ryan Russell were united in marriage at Ingomar Baptist Church. The sanctuary as well as the family life building were beautifully decorated in watermelon pink and were adorned with gorgeous floral arrangements. Kathy Knighton catered the reception, and the food was absolutely scrumptious. The bride and groom made an unusual departure – on the back of a fire truck! Bells and whistles clanged as they were whisked away. The bride and groom will reside in Ryan's grandfather's home at Enterpirse.
James Shirley's family gathered at Wall Doxey on Sunday, September 6th for the Wilder family reunion. The descendants of James Shirley's mother, Mrs. Eleanor Shirley, were well represented, but most of the other descendants have died off, bringing a little bit of sadness to the day.
As the members of Macedonia Baptist Church pulled into the parking lot for worship on Sunday, they were greeted by a newly covered roof on the sanctuary frame. Plumbing and pouring the concrete for the flooring are next on the agenda.
You are invited to a bridal tea for Magan Scott on Sunday, September 12th, at Macedonia Baptist Church Family Life Center from 2 pm until 3:30 pm. Magon is engaged to Jonathan Williams and is the daughter of Mike and Lesa Scott. She is registered at Wal-Mart; Belk; Bed, Bath, and Beyond; and Southern Traditions.
Our Sunday night classes at Macedonia Baptist Church started September 5th at 6 pm. Being a part of a small study group is a great way to grow spiritually. We invite you to come and join us.
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By SYLVIA NELSON
An enjoyable evening of a movie, popcorn and treats was the theme of the meeting of the Emery County Historical Society enjoyed by members and guests. As people came into the Museum of the San Rafael, they were greeted by vice president Joyce Staley with a bag of popcorn. After the welcome, the prayer and the pledge to the flag, President Mike Williams turned the microphone over to Montell Seely to introduce the 60 minute historical documentary movie "Utah's Blackhawk War." The movie was filmed and produced by KBYU, the Sanpete County Historical Council and the Manti-LaSal National Forest, and released in 1998.
Seely explained that he and part of his family were some of the actors. Part of the filming was done on his river bottom property west of Castle Dale. In one portion, Seely was the team driver. His son, Mark was one of the driver's helpers. His wife, Kathryn played the part of Dr. Snow who delivered a baby representing former Gov. Mike Leavitt's grandfather's birth in a wagon on a trail. The mother of the baby was played by the Seely's daughter Janell, who held the baby boy of Misty and Kyle Farley. Part of the scene the audience would be seeing was a runaway team that was filmed up on the Castle Valley Pageant road. Seely explained that the team consisted of two saddle horses owned by Ken Christiansen of Emery that had to be trained to run away and then stop on command so that they didn't go too far and no one was hurt. When asked how long that had taken him he replied matter of factly, "Oh, about an hour." Many in the audience were saying, "Easy for you to do" and "You have got to be kidding."
Many in the audience including Pres. Williams said that they had ancestors in the Blackhawk War and living at that time in Sanpete County who had told them stories of those times and happenings of over 100 years ago. Sylvia Nelson's Navajo friend from Fairview, Fred Walters, played Chief Sanpitch, and a few other parts and one of his sons was Chief Blackhawk, and another son was part of a raiding party.
These explanations helped to make the movie even more enjoyable as the names of the ancestors came up on the screen and the familiar faces were recognized by the audience. It was truly an action movie.
The well attended evening ended with questions, refreshments, conversations and smiles. The is looking forward to a trek soon, meetings with members of the Old Spanish Trail Association and the Annual Cowboy Poetry. Dues are still only $5. For more information call Mike (286-2241) or Joyce (748-5165).


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Trade deadline 2013 - What the Leafs might sell
Cam Charron
March 27 2013 04:23PM
We're a week away from the 2013 trade deadline and the Leafs are in the un-enviable position of having to choose between "buy" and "sell" mode. Whether you watch this team live or through spreadsheet goggles, the problems the team faces are pretty clear. They give up too many shots, their first line can't generate any pressure and the productive players are the ones who seem to be playing with the young Nazem Kadri.
Our pals around the Nations Network have offered their own individual takes for what their teams should do going into the deadline. The Leafs haven't been in a position to buy "or" sell at the deadline in recent years, although they did negotiate a good return for François Beauchemin and Tomas Kaberle in the 2011 season. Thanks to Brian Burke's efforts those years, the Leafs have pieces like Joffrey Lupul, Jake Gardiner and Joe Colborne plus a glut of conditional picks that have yet to become NHLers, but maybe they will some day.
Last season was a little toned down, however. The team re-signed Mikhail Grabovski and John-Michael Liles long-term. Burke traded Keith Aulie for Carter Ashton and Dale Mitchell for Mark Fraser. There weren't a lot of trade chips last season.
This year though, the Leafs have some interesting trade bait, and it will be interesting to see what Dave Nonis does to both maximize his team's shot at a playoff run this season.
Trade Chips
Tyler Bozak
The Leafs have five upcoming unrestricted free agents, two of which are likely to command a lot of interest and the most obvious one is Tyler Bozak. He has improved every year since coming into the NHL, with 18 goals and 47 points last season, and is on pace for a 22-goal season over 82 games after scoring 9 in his first 33 this year.
Bozak is also a capable face-off man, 25th in the league with a 53.0% rate this season, ahead of notable centremen like Paul Stastny, Bryan Little and David Legwand.
At least, that's the sales pitch. Bozak is set to make a hefty penny this summer due to the lack of talent up the middle in the free agency department. While Bozak centering the first line in the past was the natural midpoint of the human stopgap and the Leafs rebuild, the fact that he's still there despite Toronto having three capable centres in Nazem Kadri, Mikhail Grabovski and Jay McClement seems absurd.
There's a lot of work done into what Bozak brings to the Leafs and what he doesn't, and rather than re-hash that I'll just quote a section from this David Johnson piece: "Tyler Bozak doesn't shoot much, isn't a great playmaker, isn't good defensively and yet coaches seem to insist on using him as a first line center. His main contribution to a team is winning face offs and going to the opposing teams net waiting for the puck to come to him so he can pot an easy close in goal."
It's an apt summary, and shocked as we were over at the Nations to find that Tyler Bozak does have trade value, the fact nobody claimed Jussi Jokinen on waivers is a good thing, since no team satisfied its need for a plug-in centreman before the deadline.
This is an old tweet from Dreger as to whether Toronto would move him:
Leafs not in a rush to sign or trade Bozak. Need him for playoff push. Unlikely to get 1st line money out of Tor. Likely ufa in July. #TSN— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) March 15, 2013
The San Jose Sharks got two picks in return for an immobile defenceman in Douglas Murray and a good prospect in return for Brenden Morrow, a guy who has played mostly third line minutes in Dallas this season. The market has been set plenty high by the Pittsburgh Penguins. The problem is that when you sell guys like Bozak and Douglas Murray, it's like selling a used car. Thankfully, Bozak having played the last three seasons with one of the best wingers in hockey is analogus to rolling back the miles on the odometer.
More precedent: the Nashville Predators traded a first round pick for Paul Gaustad last season.
Clarke MacArthur
Another impending UFA, and a versatile winger who has played the right wing on lines centred by Bozak, Kadri and Grabovski this season, mostly effectively. He's out with an upper-body injury right now, and I think the original preference was "trade Lupul, re-sign MacArthur" but that may flip the other way round.
@draglikepull wrote a post comparing MacArthur favourably to Brenden Morrow and Jarome Iginla. The difference is that people expect a lot more out of Morrow, but MacArthur has been a pleasant surprise in Toronto, signed to a cheap one-year deal in his first UFA season and scoring his first two 20-goal seasons in his first two seasons with Toronto.
Given his decent point production capability and his exceptional play driving skills I think MacArthur's value should be well above Morrow's and probably pretty comparable to Iginla's. Some of that may depend on what exactly a team is looking for, as MacArthur is the least talented goal scorer of the group. But as an all-around 2-way player, MacArthur seems to provide at least as much value as Jarome Iginla does at this stage in his career. Would any GM be willing to offer the kind of package for Clarke MacArthur that they would for Jarome Iginla? Not a chance. But if they're judging these players based on their actual contributions to winning hockey games rather than their reputations, they might want to think about it.
MacArthur's a good player, and at age 28 still has a couple of seasons left in his physical peak. Maybe he isn't a 20-goal scorer anymore, but he will still be able to drive play forward and the best solution would be for Toronto to re-sign him for another couple of seasons.
That said, if re-signing him isn't in the clubs plans before the deadline, and why would it be with so many games bunched this tightly together before April 3, he may be worth moving if the return is going to be similar to what Dallas got for Morrow. Unfortunately, National Hockey League general managers have a different perception of value as statistical bloggers.
If MacArthur walks from the Leafs as a UFA, then we'll know a mistake has been made. Even if he isn't traded, there's still a chance he could re-sign between now and July 1.
Nik Kulemin
Kulemin's a very interesting case. He scored 15 goals, 16 goals, 30 goals, then 7. Now he's on pace for 12, which is closer to his overall value considering he plays limited powerplay time. I wrote in the summer two posts during the RFA re-signing phase, the first focusing on offence and the second focusing on defence, and the conclusion is that Kulemin is a below-average scoring winger with above-average defensive talents. IE: he's somebody that any general manager should be happy to plug in on his right or left wing on the second and third line. Kulemin has played both wings over the three seasons I've been analyzing the Leafs.
He still has a year left on his deal at $2.8-million, a fairly cheap one and if the Leafs were to move him, I doubt they'd be able to replace him with a better or brighter talent for the same price next season. Unlike MacArthur, the Leafs shouldn't be feeling pressure to move him, which means Dave Nonis could command a higher price for the Russian.
I only brought up Kulemin here because Nick Kypreos and Doug MacLean keep bringing his name up during intermission panels. He's on my early roster for the 2014 Toronto Maple Leafs, thanks in large part due to his versatility. At least one Winnipeg Jets blogger wants him.
Naturally these aren't the only names floating around, but I suspect that the Leafs are most likely to move these three players out of anybody on the roster. Colton Orr, Mike Kostka and Ryan Hamilton are both UFAs this offseason, but I doubt either commands much value on the trade market.
Part of the problem with a team like Toronto is that with new management and teetering on the "rebuild or not rebuild" plank, they're an extremely volatile organization that's tough to get a grasp on what they're trying to do this season. The Leafs will be 75% of the way through the season, with 12 games to go on the calendar, by the time the deadline rolls around.
Anyway, tomorrow we'll have a post up on some names that the Leafs might target, and which positions they should specifically attack. They have three interesting names to sell, should it come to that, all of which could command a good return of picks or young roster players to bolster the Leafs into the future.
I can tell you from observing Nonis in the past that he isn't willing to pull off big mid-season deals. Our pal The Stanchion has a list of Canucks deadline moves up today, and Nonis was at the helm of that franchise in 2006, 2007 and 2008.
This team is not getting very far in the playoffs and that is ok at this stage in the rebuild.
I'm not sure we should be targeting rental but solutions for #1C or #2D either active players or close prospects.
If a trade is not to be had, then trade Bozak (replace him internally with Kadri or Connolly) and trade Macarthur if he is not being resigned. And trade Orr, Kostka and Liles for anything.
Here's what I'd do, for what it's worth.
1. Trade Bozak hopefully for someone's later first. Maybe Vancouver or Anaheim since Burke loves him so much. Whatever get the best pick for him, finally, mercifully ending the Bozak "era"
2. Re-sign MacArthur if possible. If it looks like he's pricing himself a little high move him for a pick, Again someone just might give up a later first for him, He should be of good value to a team looking for secondary scoring. Gotta be a number of those heading into the playoffs. I like MacArthur quite a bit, I just get the feeling the Leafs won't bring him back, so hopefully we recoup some value.
3. Make a push for Bouwmeester. Since Calgary lost a big trade chip in Kiprusoff maybe they consider moving Bouwmeester to help jump start their re-build. One later first (hopefully recovered from either Bozak or MacArthur) and another 2 good (No Reilly or Gardiner) prospects MIGHT do it, judging from other big names moved in recent years. So a later 1st, Percy and McKegg for Bouwmeester. I know Calgary never really played Bouwmeester and Phaneuf together during their brief time together on the Flames. Now that Phaneuf has been playing tough minutes on the Leafs for awhile now maybe they'd pair well together. Bouwmeester certainly would be our best defender in his own zone. This team desperately needs to add someone like him. With his age and salary and Calgary's circumstance, Feaster (lol) may be talked into moving him.
Lupul-Grabovski-Kessel JVR-Kadri-MacArthur(?) Kulemin-McClement-Frattin Komarov-?-Orr(McLaren, you know Carlyle has to have at least one)
Phaneuf-Bouwmeester Gardiner-Gunnarsson Franson-Fraser(Kostka would probably play really well in bottom paring minutes, wishful thinking, can't see Carlyle giving up two face punchers)
Looks like a good group.
Who would you bring up to play fourth line center? Ziggy?(don't think he played that bad in fourth line roll when called upon) Connolly (third and move McClement to fourth) Colborne (maybe too green) Like those moves and really like those three lines. Also Why wont anybody play grabbo with kessel for an extended period of time?? Its like I'm taking crazy pills. Could someone please provide some insight??


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Panel "HealthCrunch: Leveraging Technology to Reduce Healthcare Costs," presented by MIT Enterprise Forum of South Florida and Lead305, focuses on the role of technology in reducing healthcare costs, expanding coverage, and improving services. Panelists discuss the impact and upside of leveraging social media, mobile, and technology innovations to improve healthcare delivery. 7:30 p.m. Pipeline Brickell, 1101 Brickell Ave., south tower eighth floor, Miami. $25-$30. Details: (305) 403-2080 ext. 134 or email@example.com or http://mitforumfl.org/healthcrunch-leveraging-technology-to-reduce-healthcare-costs.
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|The Arabic Linguistics Society together with the University of Florida's Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Department of Linguistics, and Smathers Libraries are pleased to announce the 28th Annual Symposium on Arabic Linguistics to be held at The University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida, March 13-15, 2014.
Keynote Speakers:
Naima Boussofara - The University of Kansas
Lina Choueiri - American University of Beirut
Niloofar Haeri - Johns Hopkins University
Janet Watson - University of Salford, Manchester
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I love the shopping for and wrapping gifts!
Decorating the house on "Deck the Halls Day"--my name for the day after Thanksgiving when I decorate the house!
Making dinner was fun last year; it was the first time I did that. I'm really looking forward to doing it again!
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