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Congratulations to all who were successful in the latest ARC round of funding.
Sydney was awarded the highest number of Discovery grants nationally as well as featuring highly in the Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) and Linkage Infrastructure and Facilities (LIEF) schemes.
Overall the University secured $28,479,694 in Discovery grants across 79 projects; $6,861,299 for DECRA across 19 projects and $2,300,000 for LIEF across 4 projects.
Research was funded across the board, which is a testament to the strength in breadth of Sydney's research.
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Price- Ora Renee Carr, age 78, passed away Jan. 13, 2013 at Castleview Hospital in Price, with her husband at her side. Â She was born Dec. 16, 1934 in Cleveland, Utah to Herbert and Ora Bawden. She married John C. Carr Dec. 7, 1954 in Cleveland, Utah.
Loving mother, wife, grandmother, great grandmother and friend Renee lived a life full of happiness and joy. Â Devoted to others, she taught Sunday school, was in the PTA and worked in the Smith's Bakery in Price. Â With a passion to make other's lives complete she will be missed by all that knew and loved her dearly.
She is survived by her husband John Carr, daughters: Suzanne Sartorie, Tammy Kessler and her son Andy Carr, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her sister Loy Hansen, three grandchildren and her parents.
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Dee River Ranch features a whole-farm irrigation system fed by a 110-acre reservoir. Five 150-hp pumps supply water to 18 pivots and one corner unit across 2,800 acres of corn and soybeans. The results since 2011? Corn profits ranging from $144-$1,093 per acre over non-irrigated ground, and soybean profits hovering between $115-215 per acre over non-irrigated ground.
On many farming operations, mowing has given way to high-powered pre-emerges to kill vegetation, but bald ditches may spawn a regulatory leviathan. Silt gathering in the bottom of ditches and canals; eroded turn rows; washed out roads; and hammered PTO ditches are caught in a vicious spray cycle of unintended consequences with no simple fix.
The evil twin of drought is drainage and both can cripple a crop in short time. When a river rises or a culvert backs up, water can sit on farmland for weeks and prevent planting and harvest, or simply kill crops mid-season. Time to saddle a Water Hog beast and pump directly through a levee.
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Drip irrigation is common enough in some orchard and vegetable crops, but research is underway to study another crop's response to drip irrigation – rice, a row crop that typically sits partially submerged in several inches of water for part of the growing season.
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Breann Fisher's senior year at Gardner-South Wilmington got off to a promising start in sports when the girls volleyball team won its first four matches.
The streak ended Sept. 12 with a 25-27, 25-14, 25-18 loss to Grant Park, but Fisher remains optimistic about the Lady Panthers, both in volleyball and in basketball. In the wake of the loss, she shared her thoughts with the Morris Daily Herald.
Q. What did you learn about the team during the 4-0 start?
A. From our 4-0 start I learned that this team never gives up.
Every single girl on the court wants to win, and they are willing to do whatever it takes to win. It doesn't matter what happens off the court; as soon as we step onto that court, all of our differences disappear and we become a team.
I can already tell that we will be a strong team.
Q. In the past, GSW players have talked about needing to learn how to win, so to speak, in volleyball. Does it seem the team has done that?
A. I believe that we have found what we need to do to win. I think before in volleyball we didn't work as well together as a team. We would get mad at each other and just bring each other down instead of encouraging each other to do better.
This year we work together as a team and someone's mistake isn't just their mistake it is everyone's mistake. Our biggest improvement is the drive to never give up.
In the past that was a major issue. We would get a run and let it get to our heads and then stop playing and dig a hole we couldn't get ourselves out of.
Most importantly, I think we all want to win, and that is the biggest step toward winning.
Everyone has to want it as bad as the next girl, and we all want that win.
Q. Has your hot start created more excitement about the volleyball team around school than you remember in past years?
A. Our hot streak has started some excitement throughout the school. There are a lot more congratulations and good jobs from students and faculty. Slowly, more and more people are coming out to the games to watch us play.
I love seeing more people coming out and supporting us because not only does the team want to win for ourselves, but we also want to win for our school and community.
Plus, the more fans we have, the more pumped up we get.
Q. Is there one specific part of the game the team is doing better this year than last?
A. The one specific place our team has improved in is passing. We have never been a passing team. Passing was something we had always struggled with.
I think we have a very strong back row this year with Sophie Barna as our libero. She isn't afraid to get on the ground after a ball.
Ally Matthews has also improved immensely since last year. She is very quick in the back row and often gets many saves. Because our passing has improved so much, everything else is able to fall together. We are able to play defense better and get the ball back quicker.
With better passing we are able to get a good sets for the hitters who are then able to hit better.
Q. How big an advantage is coach [Melissa] Cardone and the fact that she coached most, if not all, of you in junior high?
A. [Having] Coach Cardone for, not only two years of high school, but also two years of grade school, is a huge advantage I believe.
We are used to her teaching methods. We know what she expects out of us and work hard to fulfill her expectations. Because we have been with Cardone for so long, we are able to be on a more personal level.
She knows what we are capable of doing and pushes us to our full potential. I think all of the girls are more comfortable with her, too, and aren't afraid to go talk to her if they ever need anything.
Q. You were All-(River Valley) Conference and your team's offensive player of the year in 2012. What did those honors mean to you?
A. Winning All-Conference and offensive player was a dream come true. I constantly push myself to be a better player for not only myself but also for my team. Winning such big awards tells me that my hard work has paid off.
Q. How did you get started playing volleyball and basketball?
A. I started playing basketball first. I had always liked basketball when we would play it in P.E so I decided in fifth grade to go out for the team. I have been playing ever since. Volleyball, on the other hard, was more spur of the moment. I knew volleyball season was coming up and just decided that it sounded fun and went out for the team my seventh-grade year. I had never touched a volleyball before that first practice, but as soon as I got my hand on a ball, I fell in love.
Q. During the summer, how do you divide your time getting ready for both sports?
A. I have never had any trouble juggling both sports. During the summer, I would usually have volleyball open gym in the morning and then basketball open gyms in the afternoon. Sadly this summer I was not able to make it to any volleyball open gyms due to work. But I know that my teammates worked very hard this summer preparing for the season. With basketball open gyms being is the afternoon, I was able to attend a few of those this summer. From just a few basketball open gyms I can see that we will have a strong team of a group of girls who are willing to work hard and fight for a win. I do have to take time out of my life for sports, but I believe it is definitely worth it because sports are such a huge part of my life.
Q. You've had success in both sports. Do you define yourself as more of a basketball player or a volleyball player, or as both? Do you enjoy one more than the other?
A. I wouldn't consider myself a volleyball person or a basketball person. I love each sport equally and for different reasons. I love both of them because they are team sports and require people to work together. Neither sport can be won with one person. I have always loved volleyball because it has a rhythm; bump, set, spike. I love the feeling of when my team falls into that perfect rhythm. I also love that every point counts. There is no time limit, the game isn't over until the score reads 25. I love basketball because I feel like it imposes more of a challenge. It is more of a physical sport and you have to be tough in order to succeed. It is also more physically tiring. I enjoy the work of running up and down the court and pushing through defense to make a basket. I wouldn't say that I am better at either sport. I think my skill level is about equal in each sport. I push myself just as hard in basketball as I do volleyball and it has paid off in each sport.
Q. Have you set any specific goals for yourself this year, in either sport?
A. Every year I set goals for myself. My main goal is to just simply improve. If I become an even better player at the end of the season, I feel I have accomplished something. Of course I would love to win some awards this year in both sports, and I know that in order to do that I need to work ten times harder than I ever have. And I plan on doing just that.


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The principal purpose of Iowa Trails 2000 is to provide guidance to state agencies and local communities in their trails planning efforts. This document sets forth design guidelines, implementation strategies, and a statewide trails vision that should lead to a comprehensive statewide trails system in Iowa.
This vision corresponds directly to "Iowa 2010," a document designed to chart the future course of Iowa. Goal 4 of the report, found at www.iowa2010.state.ia.us, recognizes Iowa as a principal recreation destination, and makes recommendations for solidifying and improving that role. Specifically, Action Step 1 calls for the state to "develop and promote new and existing recreational opportunities," including expanding and connecting Iowas trail system.
The implementation of the statewide vision, therefore, is supported by state government, but will need to be accomplished through the combined efforts of numerous agencies, organizations, and trails groups. These trail developers should plan systems of trails that fit their needs and goals, and prioritize trail projects within those systems. Iowa Trails 2000 provides guidance on beginning this task, and sets forth recommendations for achieving the statewide trails vision.
The following recommendations are designed to help accomplish the statewide trails vision for Iowa.Increase Funding for Trail Projects
The primary issue that stymies increased trail development is funding. The Iowa DOT and DNR is currently able to fund, at best, 25 percent of trail applications to the funding programs they manage. In keeping with Iowas goal to become the premier trails state, additional funding should be secured for trail projects, and additional funding sources and innovative financing mechanisms should be explored.
There are several ways in which additional funding may be secured:
- State agencies, principally the DOT and DNR, should advocate increased funding support for trail programs, including the State Recreational Trails Program. The most effective means of proving the need for such an increase is to demonstrate the shortfall in funding of trail projects each year. As described above, a significant amount of trail projects each year go unfunded. It can, therefore, be demonstrated to the Iowa Legislature that there is a statewide need that is not being met, and that additional funding is needed.
- State agencies and local governments should work together to find ways that garner additional trails funding for development, promotion, and maintenance, such as new grant programs or loans. At Trails Advisory Group meetings described below, trail developers, funders, and advocates could set forth a strategy for increasing funding for trails projects in Iowa, and for using available funding more efficiently. This unified approach would demonstrate support for trails at all levels.
- The Trails Advisory Group should consider the possibility of accessing funds from private sources, such as foundations, national non-profits, and corporations. In some states, snowmobile manufacturers provide significant funds for the construction and maintenance of snowmobile trails. The same might be asked of bicycle, in-line skate, or OHV manufacturers. In addition, greenway corridors may offer the opportunity to partner financially with foundations and non-profit organizations such as The Nature Conservancy, the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation, or the Trust for Public Land. Additional private funding sources should be considered by the Trails Advisory Group.
A small group representing trail owners, funders, and user groups should be convened regularly to consider current development practices and strive to improve their effectiveness. The groups meetings, which should take place at least annually, would be strategic in nature "working meetings" including discussion on the status of trails in Iowa and planning for future trail development. The meetings would be convened by the DOT or DNR, and could be moderated by an independent party, either a professional consultant or, perhaps, a non-profit organization or agency representative from another state.
The Trails Advisory Group would be similar to the Iowa Trails 2000 Technical Advisory Committee, and may include representatives from the following groups:
- Iowa DOT
- Iowa DNR
- Other state agencies that may offer technical support, such as the Department of Economic Development or the Department of Cultural Affairs
- State Legislators
- The Governors Office
- The Federal Highway Administration
- Counties, MPOs, and RPAs
- Local governments
- Trail user groups
- Non-profit organizations involved in trails planning or implementation, such as the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation or the Iowa Trails Council.
The Trail Advisory Group should focus on the following issues:
- Tracking of trail projects throughout the state, with the goal of keeping a statewide system map up-to-date.
- Analysis and streamlining of the various funding processes. The Federal Highway Administration recently performed a peer evaluation of the TEA-21 funding process in Iowa and several other states. The findings of this study should be considered.
- A review of trail funding programs and/or funding prioritization criteria. As discussed in Chapter 6: Implementing the Vision, trails will be developed both by state agencies and by local governments with funding assistance from the state. Funding programs should be periodically reviewed to ensure they are still focused on meeting state goals and implementation desires.
- Evaluation of the status of trails implementation in Iowa. This evaluation should include a determination of whether the current rate of trail implementation is adequate. Between 1990 and 2000, the average rate of trail implementation was approximately 78 miles per year. In order to achieve the statewide trails vision in a timely manner, this rate should be increased. The Trails Advisory Group should discuss how to accomplish this task.
- Evaluation of trail promotion and maintenance. These evaluations would assess completed trails, and offer additional guidance on effectively maintaining and marketing them.
- Coordination and partnerships between agencies, local communities, and trail groups. A statewide vision requires involvement from numerous implementers. Partnerships are particularly important in the case of rail-trails, where the DOT, the DNR and a government agency may all work together to secure, plan, and develop such a corridor. At Trails Advisory Group meetings, partnerships should be stressed and enhanced, with statewide trails implementation as the ultimate goal.
The strength of the Trails Advisory Group would lie in its ability to forge partnerships and bring all the different levels or jurisdictions of government together for one cause. By bringing representatives of a variety of trails developers, funders, and advocates to the same table, Iowas statewide trails vision can be more effectively implemented as a common vision.Increase Rate of Trails Development
At the current rate of trail development in Iowa, the statewide trails vision set forth in Iowa Trails 2000 would take approximately 56 years to complete. Iowa is currently building approximately 78 miles of trails per year, generally accomplished by local communities with funding assistance from state sources. This rate should be at least doubled.
Trails are in high demand. Throughout the public involvement process for Iowa Trails 2000 there has been extensive support for more trails in the state. Whether through specific trail corridor suggestions or general sentiment, the people of Iowa have placed a high priority on trails implementation. The statewide trails vision should be a high priority task for the state as a whole.More Proactive Role by State Agencies
Previous to Iowa Trails 2000, the DOT has principally acted as a trail funder, and has not been an active developer of trails in the state. The DOT and other state agencies should increase their direct involvement in trails projects, in part to resolve the dilemma of lack of funding in some regions of the state. Legislative changes may be needed to increase state agency involvement in trails development.
An increase in direct state involvement in trails development could be done in several ways:
- The DOT could take a more active role in the preservation of abandoned railroad corridors in cases where local groups are promoting trails. The DOT is well-positioned to secure such corridors, because the right of first refusal falls to the state. By preserving abandoned railroad corridors, either through trail construction or rail- or utility-banking, the DOT can effectively set aside extensive, high-quality corridors for future trail construction. In such cases, the DOT may later partner with a local government to actually develop the trail, but the first, crucial step of corridor preservation should be more actively pursued by the DOT.
- The DOT and DNR should be prepared to assist local governments in implementing difficult projects by coordinating between agencies and/or assisting with the project. This practice establishes ongoing partnerships between state and local agencies that go beyond funding applications.
- The DOT and DNR should complete appropriate system plans that further delineate trail corridors for which each agency will be responsible. These trail system plans, based on the statewide trails vision outlined in Chapter 3 will lay the framework for actual trails implementation. These plans are discussed further below.
Iowa Trails 2000 provides a broad vision for trails in Iowa, and is designed to assist state agencies and local governments in planning and developing trails. This document does not set forth specific corridors for development, nor does it prioritize trail projects. The statewide trails vision is a starting point for further trails planning, particularly those system plans that outline priorities and programs.
As discussed in Chapter 6: Implementing the Vision, trails in Iowa will be developed either by local governments, often with funding assistance from the state or federal government; or by state agencies themselves based on approved plans. System plans, both on a statewide and a local level, are the backbone for the implementation of the statewide trails vision. Corridors shown on statewide plans, such as the DOTs bicycle/pedestrian plan or the DNRs OHV policy plan, could be implemented directly by the state or jointly between the state and regional and local governments. Corridors shown on local, regional, or county plans should be selected and implemented by local agencies through funding applications to the state.
Examples of system plans that could be developed include:
- A Statewide Bicycle and Pedestrian System Plan, completed and implemented by the DOT.
- A statewide OHV policy plan, completed and implemented by the DNR.
- A statewide canoe/kayak route designation program, administered by the DNR.
- A statewide equestrian system plan, completed and implemented by the DNR and the Iowa Equestrian Trails Council.
- An interconnected system of regional snowmobile trail system plans, completed by local snowmobile clubs and coordinated by the DNR.
- A statewide mountain bike policy plan, completed and implemented by the DNR.
- Multi-modal regional trail system plans completed and implemented by MPOs, RPAs, county conservation boards, local governments, and local trails groups.
Subsequent trails system plans should be completed by any agency that intends to develop trails. System plans should include at least the following information:
- A detailed inventory of the system area, whether it be regional, statewide, or local. This inventory should include natural areas, populated areas, points of interest, existing recreational facilities, and other important attractions.
- A trail system map, which shows connections throughout the system area and specific trail projects to be implemented.
- A discussion of trail use modes. The system plan should delineate which modes will be allowed or accommodated on the trail corridors shown. Some system plans will be mode specific (such as the DOTs bicycle/pedestrian plan), and others will accommodate a variety of modes within a certain geographical area (a county conservation boards county trails plan).
- An overall cost estimate of the proposed system. Useful costing information by trail type is included in Chapter 5: Cost Analysis, but consideration should be given to potential bridges, property acquisition, and other issues unique to a particular plan.
- An implementation strategy for constructing the trails shown on the system plan, including a targeted timeline, prioritization methods, agency involvement, and funding strategies.
Completion of trails system plans would essentially create a statewide network for each trail mode. Every user type would, eventually, be guaranteed a far-ranging, interconnected trail system. These statewide modal networks would be complimented by local systems designed to provide connections to the statewide networks and offer opportunities for shorter trail experiences, both for recreation and transportation.Bicycle and Pedestrian Accommodation
The DOT has recently adopted a bicycle and pedestrian accommodation guidance for state roads and highways. This guidance (as described in Appendix C) will provide for the inclusion of bicycle and pedestrian facilities on certain elements of the state highway system.
Local jurisdictions, namely counties and cities, should consider developing similar policies for their roadways. By accommodating bicycles and pedestrians within road rights-of-way, the breadth of the statewide trails vision can be increased. In addition, trails projects in road rights-of-way may benefit from funding types that may not be used for other trails (see Chapter 6: Implementing the Vision).
Next Steps
Iowa Trails 2000 is designed to guide state agencies and local trail implementers to successful accomplishment of the statewide trails vision. Iowas statewide trails vision will provide an interconnected statewide trails network for each use mode, as well as crucial connections between and within communities and parks.
Since 1990, when the Iowa Statewide Recreational Trails Plan was written, more than 1,000 miles of trails have been implemented as a part of the system set forth in that plan. The extent of the statewide trails vision set forth in Iowa Trails 2000 will be limited only by the trail planning efforts of state agencies and local trail implementers. To continue with the implementation of the statewide trails vision, the following items should be accomplished:
- The establishment of a Trails Advisory Group to guide trail implementation throughout the state.
- The completion of statewide trails plans, namely the bicycle and pedestrian plan being prepared by the DOT.
- The development of strategies for securing additional funding.
Iowa has had great success with trail implementation in the past. Iowans have demonstrated their desire, love, and need for trails through public comment and frequent trail use. Iowa Trails 2000 is the next step in achieving the statewide trails vision that was begun by the creation of the first Statewide Recreational Trails Plan and has continued through the efforts of local communities, state agencies, non-profit groups, regional governments, and trail user groups over the past 10 years.
At a time when trails are in high demand and funding falls short of desires, planning and cooperation are key. By performing subsequent trails system planning, each implementing group can reassess its progress and priorities in order to most effectively use available funding. By coming together as a Trails Advisory Group, trails advocates can effectively work together on the implementation of the statewide trails vision.


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The Emery High Drama department under the direction of Neal Peacock presented Lost in Yonkers recently.
Lost in Yonkers is a coming of age tale that focuses on brothers Arty and Jay, left in the care of their Grandma Kurnitz and Aunt Bella in Yonkers, New York. Their desperate father, Eddie, works as a traveling salesman to pay off debts incurred following the death of his wife. Grandma is a severe, frightfully intimidating immigrant who terrified her children as they were growing up, damaging each of them to varying degrees. Bella is a sweet but mentally slow and highly excitable woman who longs to marry an usher at the local movie house so she can escape the oppressive household and create a life and family of her own. Her brother Louie is a small-time, tough-talking hoodlum who is on the run, while her sister Gert suffers from a breathing problem which causes more psychological than physical problems. Lost in Yonkers climaxes with a dramatic confrontation between embittered mother and lonely daughter that creates a permanent fissure in this highly dysfunctional family.
The German immigrant mother, Grandma Kurnitz is played by a very stern Kennedy Kemple. Allison Barham played Bella the emotionally unstable daughter. The brothers Arty and Jay are played by Kalin Burr and Seth Stephens. The brothers worked together for many laughs and tender moments in the play. Louie is played by Devin Hales and he brings the life of a gangster into perspective for his young nephews. Jessica Larsen is Gert who doesn't get out much due to her breathing disorders. Tyler Cox plays the father of Arty and Jay who has to leave his sons with his mother while he seeks employment in the south.
The cast creates an entirely believable play which has you laughing one minute and crying the next. Bella, the daughter played by Allison Barham gives a particularly moving performance as she pleads with her mother to allow her to marry her boyfriend and pursue her dream of being a wife and a mother.
Lost in Yonkers was written by Neil Simon in 1991.
Emery High will perform Aristocats on April 22,23, and 24 in the Emery High Auditorium.


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The Waratahs moved temporarily top of the Australian conference after beating a poor Rebels side 30-21 in Sydney on Saturday.
The Waratahs moved temporarily top of Australia's conference after beating the out-of-form Rebels 30-21 at Allianz Stadium in Sydney on Saturday.
Victory lifts Michael Foley's side to the Aussie summit, which means they occupy a position in the top three of Super Rugby's overall standings.
It wasn't pretty, as is the Waratahs' style, but they were effective enough to score three tries on the day and came mighty close to claiming a fourth.
Bernard Foley, Tatafu Polota-Nau and Rob Horne crossed for the home side while the Rebels' try-scorers were Ged Robinson, Tim Davidson and Lachlan Mitchell. However, the boot of Brendan McKibbin ultimately proved to be the difference.
It took the 'Tahs just 26 seconds to open matters when a lovely, flowing move that involved Tom Carter and Adam Ashley-Cooper allowed Foley to go in for what proved to be false excitement over where the fixture as a spectacle was going.
Following the conversion from McKibbin, the scrum-half then added two penalties as the Waratahs took control and made it 13-0
Then finally the Rebels had something to cling to as hooker Robinson crashed over for a converted score before McKibbin replied from the kicking tee to make it 16-7. And that proved the half-time scoreline in what was a fair reflection of how things had transpired.
The Waratahs started the second-half how they did the first when a clever line-out move saw Polota-Nau crash over in the corner with 46 minutes gone. McKibbin added the two points to keep the 'Tahs' visitors struggling to keep in touch as they lacked any real creativity.
It got worse for the Rebels though when Horne crashed over from close range after a nice slip-ball from McKibbin. The latter's conversion extended it 30-7 close to the hour mark.
But then Horne was yellow-carded for a tip-tackle on Kurtley Beale and the Rebels made him pay when using their numerical advantage to good effect, with Davidson going in. Beale added the kick before setting up Mitchell for a try that almost set up a frantic finish. It proved not to be for the Rebels though while the 'Tahs also fell short in their race for a try bonus.
The scorers:
For Waratahs:
Tries: Foley, Polota-Nau, Horne
Con: McKibbin 3
Pen: McKibbin 3
For Rebels:
Tries: Robinson, Davidson, Mitchell
Con: O'Connor, Beale, Huxley
Waratahs: 15 Bernard Foley, 14 Tom Kingston, 13 Rob Horne, 12 Tom Carter, 11 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 10 Berrick Barnes, 9 Brendan McKibbin, 8 Wycliff Palu, 7 Chris Alcock, 6 Dave Dennis, 5 Kane Douglas, 4 Dean Mumm, 3 Sekope Kepu, 2 Tatafu Polota-Nau, 1 Benn Robinson (c).
Replacements: 16 John Ulugia, 17 Paddy Ryan, 18 Sitaleki Timani, 19 Sarel Pretorius, 20 Rocky Elsom, 21 Lopeti Timani, 22 Daniel Halangahu.
Melbourne Rebels: 15 Kurtley Beale, 14 Lachlan Mitchell, 13 Lloyd Johansson, 12 James O'Connor, 11 Mark Gerrard, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Gareth Delve (c), 7 Michael Lipman, 6 Jarrod Saffy, 5 Hugh Pyle, 4 Luke Jones, 3 Rodney Blake, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Luke Holmes, 17 Jono Owen, 18 Al Campbell, 19 Tim Davidson, 20 Richard Kingi, 21 Julian Huxley, 22 Cooper Vuna.
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)


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By CHERILYN EAGARSalt Lake City
Last week our Christmas celebrations were abruptly interrupted by a evil act perpetrated upon innocent children. In the aftermath of the unspeakable horror, we have been humbled and brought closer to our God and to our Savior Jesus Christ, whose birth we celebrate. As our nation's leaders clamor to create more laws to eradicate evil, I wanted to share my thoughts. When my children were growing up, I taught them this "Scottish Blessing:" If there is righteousness in the heart, There will be beauty in the character. There will be harmony in the home. There will be order in the nation. There will be peace in the world. A wise man, David O. McKay, once said, "No other success can compensate for failure in the home." Let us each look within our own homes and find ways to heal our families by living as the baby whose birth we celebrate taught by his example. With a New Year comes new things. As we enter this New Year, may we continue to work together to protect our faith, families, freedom and the future for our little ones.


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GDFD No. 78: Recipe for disaster
Ryan Lambert
April 03 2009 03:40PM
Welcome to the 30th Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 78th game of the season on April 3, 2009.
Back-to-back games? Check. Both on the road? Check. Team only playing okay? Check. Offense sputtering and coming in against a team that is defensive-minded? Check. Up against a white-hot superstar right wing? Check. And literally half the defense is AHL-level rookies? Check and mate.
The Flames are scuh-rewed tonight. No Regehr, no Sarich, no Aucoin. And to call up the replacements for them, the Flames cleared cap space by sending down Dustin Boyd and Warren Peters down to Quad Cities. The Calgary Flames, a National Hockey League franchise, will roll this as the defensive pairings tonight in Minnesota in the thick of a deathmatch for the division title and a home ice spot:
Phaneuf-Leopold Vandermeer-Pardy Negrin-Pelech
Now, let's examine this line by line to make sure I haven't screwed anything up.
Phaneuf-Leopold: Well that might not be SO bad. Except both guys are a minus-5 since the Leopold acquisition and have played significant minutes together. That's strike one.
Vandermeer-Pardy: It could be worse, I guess, but neither has really gotten a ton of ice time, or at least not anywhere near what they'll be asked to contribute tonight. Neither are outwardly bad, and it's a good thing Minnesota stinks offensively, but you know this could be trouble.
Negrin-Pelech: Yes, that's John Negrin, and no, he's never played a professional hockey game before. Pelech, who hasn't been bad at all down at QC, doesn't have the experience to make up for Negrin being literally so green he might count as neon.
So Calgary has, if I'm being generous, half an NHL defense. And because of the roster moves to be able to fit in Pelech and Negrin, it also has 1/3 of a fourth line. Even if there weren't all the aforementioned mitigating circumstances, I'd be nervous about tonight. But there are. So that sucks.
This is a great situation, yes indeedy.
The Calgary Flames (44-26-6 for 94 points. Tied for third in the West, tied for first in the Northwest) and the Minnesota Wild (36-32-9 for 81 points. Tied for 10th in the West, tied for third in the Northwest).
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Calgary is 19-17-2 on the road this year, and haven't allowed more than two goals in any of the last three games. The Wild are a strong 20-11-7 at home and lost to Vancouver in overtime in St. Paul on Tuesday.
What (to hate about the Wild):
They have a chance to maybe win tonight — The last two games against Minnesota were played in Calgary, where the Flames kick the absolute hell out of the Wild at pretty much every opportunity. But in Minnesota, it's a little different, with Minnesota forcing overtime or winning outright in three of the last five.
This is how you have to spend your Friday night — Look, I know you've had a long week. And I know you love the Calgary Flames. And so the ability to sit down and watch an exciting Flames game with a couple of beers and unwind a bit is always nice. But playing the Wild is a bit of an insult. It's like winning a consolation prize. No one wants to sit through a Minnesota game. Not even Minnesota fans.
Marian Gaborik — He has been unstoppable since he came back from injury, scoring five goals and three assists in seven games and helping the Wild go 3-2-1 in that span. Marian, buddy, you're not helping us right now.
Jacques Lemaire — I spent at least part of my time in high school thinking he was the Jacques that didn't know how to read. Turns out I was wrong. He's the Jacques that doesn't know how to coach.
They're in the Flames' division — That's plenty of reason right there.
They gave up points to the Canucks the other night — That was what enabled Vancouver to hold the division lead for two days. This was all very upsetting.
Because you've had a long week and deserve a good two-hour nap. Enjoy the game and grab a complimentary blanket in the comments section.
Could be worse. You could be an Oilers fan.
Ill give U this much TLP you have a capacity for predicting failure....... with great accuracy.
This bad goal thing is becoming increasingly disturbing. 2 and 4 were particularly foul in aroma.
Thanks for the blanky...I did nod right off during the second int. thus missing the first 8 minutes of our comeback that didnt happen.


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When Paul Xiao talks about his restaurant, Ginza Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar, he's understated.
"The prices are really fair, and the decoration is modern and simple," he says. I think he's selling himself short.
Ginza (which is named after a large city in Japan) is one of very few sushi restaurants in the area. It's located in the One Mayfair Place shopping mall, which is across Mayfair Road from the northwest corner of Mayfair mall.
Since it opened in May of 2010, Ginza has been doing great business. A recent Groupon offering completely sold out and keeps the restaurant relatively full on most nights.
There are so many offerings on the menu that it's really difficult to choose just a few to feature, but these are some of the more popular rolls: Golden Dream - shrimp tempura ans avocado topped with sliced mango ($11); Scorpion King - soft-shell crab, avocado and cucumber, and caviar ($11); and the Wauwatosa Tempura - shrimp and avocado inside, topped with spicy lobster, served with chef's special sauce ($12.)
What is most amazing about Ginza is that the food is very reasonably priced, especially considering the quantity. Overall, it's an excellent value.
In addition to dining in their contemporary and attractive dining room, you can also elect to carry out your order or, if you live within three miles, you can have your food delivered.
All in all, Ginza makes a nice addition to the Wauwatosa dining scene, and Xiao (who spoke to us through interpreter/employee Hong (Karen) Chen) makes a good point about the location: "We're very near Mayfair mall, which makes it good for when you're tired after shopping."
That's an excellent idea, indeed.
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NAME: Ginza Japanese Restaurant
ADDRESS: 2727A N. Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa
WEBSITE: GinzaWauwatosa.com
FARE: Japanese food/sushi
HOURS: Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays and 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays; dinner is served from 5 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 5 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 10 p.m. Sunday.
PRICE RANGE: $3 to $48 (approximate)
RESERVATIONS: yes
HANDICAP ACCESS: yes
GLUTEN-FREE OPTIONS: no
"Grab a Bite" is an informal look at the food scene in the Wauwatosa, Brookfield and Elm Grove area by freelance writer Karen Waldkirch. Whether you're looking for a place for a date night or a casual spot for lunch, Waldkirch will be out and about scouting eateries for you. If you have a suggestion for a column, email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Breakfast is back at Cosmos Cafe
- Elm Grove's Le Cakery more than just pastries
- Red Dot aims to duplicate East Side success in Wauwatosa
- There's No Place Like Hom Woodfired Grill
- Mo's Irish Pub: A lively Irish American neighborhood eatery
- Sluggo's Sports Pub & Grill: Back in business on Burleigh
- Tall Guy and a Grill: BBQ finds new heights
- Cocina DeLeon: Old-world gourmet Mexican you make at home
- Burke's Irish Castle carrying on a local Irish legacy
- Albanese's Roadhouse serves up generations of Italian blessings
- BelAir Cantina: A breezy, Cali-Mex casual eatery
- Jake's: More than just steak and potatoes
- Jake's: More than just steak and potatoes
- Sherbrooke: A bit of Canada right in Tosa, eh
- Colonel Hart's: A true neighborhood hangout
- Caroline's, with homemade lunch and sweets just like mom made
- Ted's: It's Cheers without the beers
- Penelope's: A labor of love in heart of Elm Grove
- Drink in a bit of island life at Jimmy's Island Grill and Iguana Bar in Wauwatosa
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Why hype something that is 6-8 months away.
Let's see when the NA/EU closed beta starts in the future.
NCSoft should push this game out before Trion releases Archeage.
If these games come out neck and neck B&S won't even stand a chance.
This said, if B&S is F2P/B2P it'll do just fine, as a subscription game I can't gurantee anything
idk about you but that shit looks fun
edit: so that didnt work lol
There was a whole crapton of hype when the game was first announced. It looks absolutely incredible. For me and im sure others once we found out there was a subscription the hype was easily doused out.
I still think it looks incredible but i can definitely wait and see if i think its something id want to subscribe to and i dont think it will be. I would very likely play the first month and such cuz it does look great but i wouldnt expect to continue paying for it mostly because theres so many similar games that are free to play.
And now with Tera being free to play theres less of a reason to want to pay for a sub.
It really depends on the amount of content they can offer.
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I'm interested in this game, but I can see it taking another year and a half to be released. By that time, I probably won't be nearly as interested. There are some other options coming out soon that I plan on trying, more than likely one of them will hook me and I will forget about this game more or less.
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Lol, Mickey Mouse pwn!
Originally posted by Wicoa
I dont see much hype anywhere. I won't be playing another ncsoft game though.. too many shutdown mmorpgs.
There used to be more hype, I think people realized that with all the other games out that look similar and probably play even more similarly, it's not a huge deal. At least, that's what I've come to think anyway. It's another "shiny" Korean button masher. I've already got TERA, RaiderZ, and Dragon Nest on my pc.. I don't care about B&S anymore.
As usual the cycle of "Hyped game turns into hated game" continues. lol. How predictable.
The hype is gone, people who are waiting for it have ran out of things to talk about since a lot of them can't try the Korean retail and are simply quiet about it. Some have naturally lost interest, but anyone who says the game will pass here is so delusional it's sad. In some way, the game will go strong because it has the formula to do so, whether it's a mass success or successful to a niche group,l it's going to stay around no matter how much people here wish to tear it down.
NCSoft shouldn't have hyped this so much since they're aiming for 2014 release. Taat was stupid of them.
Originally posted by faiyo
As usual the cycle of "Hyped game turns into hated game" continues. lol. How predictable. The hype is gone, people who are waiting for it have ran out of things to talk about since a lot of them can't try the Korean retail and are simply quiet about it. Some have naturally lost interest, but anyone who says the game will pass here is so delusional it's sad. In some way, the game will go strong because it has the formula to do so, whether it's a mass success or successful to a niche group,l it's going to stay around no matter how much people here wish to tear it down.
In my case, it's less of a "hate" thing than a "Games that did what B&S is doing have already been released here". TERA, for example. I've already discovered that I'm not a huge fan of games like this, so I'm not going to lie and say it looks incredible.
Point is, it was hyped here before TERA was released. I don't find it unusual that the hype has died off.
I prefer only P2P mmorpg .. And I think most dedicated mmorpg players do aswell.
Originally posted by veins.of.gaming
"Pay Type:Subscription" I didn't think a paid game would have so much hype. And not only paid then you can play forever, but subscription, that means like 20$/month ( just an example ). So why so much hype? I was thinking people don't have money, or atleast that's what they say. I like how it looks too, but unfortunately I can't pay so I will be playing C9.
what hype are you on about... i don't think i have seen this game hardly mentioned at all on here...
Anyway I was playing the Korean version of this back last year and its not bad at all. it is a shit ton better than c9 and if you like the type of game it is then its well worth a sub. I dont see how anyone could not afford $15 or less a month on something they enjoy... hell you would probably end up spending more in the C9 cash shop anyway lol
NC hyped this title because it is performing incredibly well in South Korea. They assumed it would get them a decent chunk of revenue out here.
It may not be a smash hit, but they're not looking for that. They'll be happy with a few 100k regular users.
But yeah, they underestimated how long it would take them to localize the game. So they hyped it, and the hype died down because people realized they were going to be waiting a long time before launch.
That's why the game is so quiet about an international launch now. They're not going to open their mouths again until the game is less than six months out.
having seen a few vids from (drakedog) ye he who played WoW must know this guy.
I was totaly blown away how pvp it done, skill based pvp is always welcome, but it also needs to have good pve to chill out for a few hours.
It seems B&S can offer both, but like many many mmo's these days its realy hard to tell untill you have played it at least a week or 2.
Lets hope that some mmo's are finaly worth spending some cash on after all these mmo failures...


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rscox62, In my reading of posts at the Italian pizza forum, I have even seen signs of some people using cold fermentation in Italy, which I am sure pizzanapoletana will tell us is highly uncharacteristic of the authentic Neapolitan style and not a practice that he would endorse. Peter
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The U.S. Mint apparently sold American Eagle gold coins at the fastest clip in 14 years last month. The Royal Canadian Mint had the best month this year in November. And the fastest growing gold exchange-traded fund isn't the biggest, most liquid option. It's the one that holds its bullion in a vault in Switzerland.
Investors in 2012 may be more obsessed with gold, and by extension with stores of value, than ever. The just-mentioned fund with the vault in Switzerland is the $1.9 billion ETFS Physical Swiss Gold Shares (SGOL). How advisable is the added bell-and-whistle of holding the gold in Switzerland — as opposed to London or New York via the two biggest gold ETFs, the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) and the iShares Gold Trust (IAU)?
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STARKVILLE – National Chemistry Week offered Mississippi State University chemistry students an opportunity to share their interest in chemistry with anyone who was willing to stop to watch a chemical reaction.
The MSU Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society observed the week, celebrated annually each fall, with a series of activities. It included a bake sale and "Molecule Toss" bingo and culminated in chemical demonstrations in front of Colvard Student Union, a major campus hub.
According to the president of SAACS, Kerry Barnett of Cordova, Tenn., it's all about generating interest in chemistry and showing people that chemistry is relevant in their day-to-day lives.
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Not only did the chemical demonstrations attract numerous students to the SAACS display, but they also fostered myriad questions about what was going on and how it was happening.
From freezing marshmallows in liquid nitrogen and shattering them into thousands of pieces to adding active yeast to hydrogen peroxide and watching "elephant toothpaste" foam out of a test tube, SAACS students showed off their knowledge and how combining chemicals safely can be lots of fun.
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Chemistry applies to almost everything people use, Rowland observed. From the dyes in clothes to life-saving medicines, chemistry allows manufacturers to develop merchandise without destroying natural resources. By making compounds in a laboratory, chemists can make enough products for millions of people.
While many chemistry majors at MSU will continue their education in professional programs such as medical, dental or pharmacy schools, many others will become teachers, using their degrees to educate the next generations of learners, Barnett said.
SAACS students offer many of the same kinds of chemical demonstrations at local elementary, middle and high schools, she noted. Even as the MSU chemistry students see how they are positively impacting the young people, those students are learning that chemistry applies to their lives, too.
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Notre Dame Law Review, Vol. 86, p.1131, 2011
The intersection of federalism and class-action litigation has been an area of significant controversy in recent years. With the 2005 Class Action Fairness Act placing more high-stakes class actions into federal court, an especially crucial question is the extent to which the Erie doctrine and the Rules Enabling Act (REA) require federal courts to follow state class-action law. The Supreme Court's decision in Shady Grove Orthopedic Associates v. Allstate Insurance Co. begins to confront this issue, but many unanswered questions remain. Under several lines of argument that were neither made nor considered in Shady Grove, the Erie doctrine and the REA would require federal courts to apply state class-action law, whether state law is more tolerant or less tolerant of class actions than the prevailing federal approach. In particular, Shady Grove leaves open the possibility that state class-action law may influence a federal court's application of Rule 23's certification requirements, as well as other matters - available remedies, statutes of limitations, and the preclusive effect of the ultimate judgment - that can arise during the course of a putative class action. This article identifies these important unresolved issues, and then suggests a more precise doctrinal framework for addressing them (and Erie/REA issues more generally).
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(November 04) Today we're celebrating . . . National Chicken Lady DayFriday, November 4th, 2011
National Chicken Lady Day
We love chicken inspired personalities around here. There's our personal favorite – Chicken Boy, whose birthday we celebrate every September 1st.
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Your toughness is made up of equal parts persistence and experience. You don't so much outrun your opponents as outlast and outsmart them, and the toughest opponent of all is the one inside your head." - Joe Henderson
As far as tapering for your half Zoom. You would just take your last week ( week of the race) easier and have an extra day off from running.
Roads were made for journeys...
Lost it all in the taper. Too long of runs, too few maintenance runs, but most of all -- I got the diet and hydration all wrong. Crammed carbs for a week, just like the article says not to. It was truly ugly.
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SCOTTS VALLEY -- A Scotts Valley man who went missing Wednesday night was found safe in Salt Lake City on Friday after a man he was traveling with notified authorities.
Matthew Abraham, a 20-year-old high school cross-country coach and former Cabrillo College student, suffered a head injury March 8 from a mountain bike fall that left him "not in his right mind," said his father, Bill Abraham.
It was not clear why he traveled to Utah, although he has family there, deputies said.
"He's just an amazing kid," said family friend Becky Foy. "I hope they can get him home as soon as possible."
A Santa Cruz County Search and Rescue Team searched for Abraham around Scotts Valley and other areas Thursday. Santa Cruz County sheriff's deputies also distributed his picture and description.
Friday morning, a long-distance bus driver told authorities that she saw Abraham on a bus she drove from San Francisco to Sparks, Nev., on Thursday.
"It was an odd tip to follow up on," said sheriff's Lt. Steve Carney, but they did and retrieved surveillance images from a gas station where the bus let off passengers in Sparks.
They worked with Sparks police Friday to get the images to Abraham's parents, who identified him in part by a rainbow-colored teddy bear that he had on his backpack strap. The bear was missing from their house.
Late Friday afternoon, a man who had traveled with Abraham from San Francisco realized that Abraham was missing. They were at a library in Salt Lake City when he called authorities, Carney said.
Abraham's family said they did not know the man, and it's unclear how long Abraham knew him, deputies said.
Abraham is expected to remain in the protective custody of Salt Lake City police, but they could only hold him for a short time because he is an adult, Carney said.
Bill Abraham's uncle lives in Salt Lake City and he or another family member planned to pick up Matthew.
Members of Abraham's family flew and drove to Utah on Friday night.
"It's all been really shocking for us," said Daniel Abraham, Matthew's older brother.
More than 25 Search and Rescue volunteers and four K-9s participated in the Scotts Valley search from Thursday morning to 1:30 a.m. Friday morning.
Abraham fell from a trestle about 50 feet on to sand at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park. Abraham said he couldn't read or write since the fall -- which he couldn't remember -- so he posted a YouTube video Tuesday to thank his supporters.
"I'm having a lot of trouble with simple tasks, but supposedly it'll get easier and easier until I'm fully recovered," Abraham said in the video.
"But at the moment, it feels like someone has dug pliers into my skull, and they're trying to tear it open."
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Emery High baseball team continued on with preseason games last week and won both they played but they went around it in totally different ways. On Tuesday, Emery traveled to Vernal and defeated the Uintah Utes 14-3 in a game that was never close and on Thursday, Emery hosted Union and won the game 8-7 in the final inning.
The Union game, at least on the schedule, was supposed to be played in Roosevelt but was switched to Emery because the Cougars were still redoing their field and it was not playable. Union jumped out on the Spartans 3-0 after the first inning and 7-0 after the first two innings. Things did not look great at this point.
After starting pitcher Geren Payne gave up five hits in those first two innings, the Cougars only managed a single hit the rest of the game. Payne struck out eight Union batters in the game while walking five batters and hitting one with a pitch. Emery committed two errors.
Emery got three runners on in the first inning as Tappan Draper got a base hit and Nick Stoddard and Payne drew walks but Emery could not get a runner to score. Nathan Mecham singled in the second inning but also to no avail.
In the third inning, Stoddard singled, Payne singled and Kash Jewkes walked to load the bases. Hunter Huntington hit a sacrifice fly to left field scoring Stoddard for Emery's first run of the game.
Emery scored two more runs in the fourth inning as Mecham got hit by a pitch, Draper singled and Stoddard singled. Emery scored two more runs in the fifth inning. Jewkes hit a home run for the first run and then Dominic Rondinelli got on due to a fielder's choice, stole second base and when the throw went into centerfield, made it to third base and the coach sent him home and he scored.
In the bottom of the seventh inning and down 7-5, leadoff batter Jewkes walked with the next batter striking out. Chance Huntington also walked and the next batter struck out. Mecham singled and after the centerfielder bobbled the ball, Mecham ended up on second base and the two runners scored tying the game. Gage Bell was intentionally walked to put runners on first and second base.
Both runners then stole the next base to get to scoring position and Draper then hit a ball toward the second baseman that he dropped and Mecham scored and the game was over.
At Uintah, Emery scored four runs in the first inning, four more runs in the second inning, four more runs in the fifth inning and the final two runs in the seventh inning. Uintah scored a single run in the fourth inning and two more in the fifth inning for their only scores.
In the first inning, Mecham, Stoddard and Payne all singled and Jewkes stepped up and hit a homerun. Draper also singled in the inning. In the second inning, Bell doubled, Mecham walked, Payne hit a three-run homerun followed by Jewkes hitting another homerun.
In the fifth inning, Mecham singled, Stoddard doubled, Payne got hit by a pitch and Jewkes hit another homerun. Draper again singled after the homerun. In the final inning, Draper singled and Hunter Huntington singled and both would score in the inning. Bell also had a single and Mecham walked in the inning.
Emery had 18 base hits in this game and committed no errors. Stoddard pitched five innnings, struck out 10 batters and picked up the win. Mecham pitched two innings in this game. Uintah had two hits in the game, both home runs.
Emery hosts Carbon this Tuesday, travels to Richfield to open region play on Friday and then hosts San Juan in a doubleheader on Saturday with games scheduled to start at 1 p.m. The Carbon game starts at 3 p.m. and the Richfield game at 3:30 p.m.


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Jetsfan115, on 30 April 2013 - 05:28 PM, said:
the falcons gave up their back-up QB who played 3 games due to their starter being injured. We got 2 1st rounders for keyshawn johnson as well. doens't mean it was a good trade for TB. they even won a SB with him but it was still a bad trade on their part.
and my point was drafting a QB late could lead to good future returns cause if they play a few games good you can trade them to a team in need of a QB for much more then it cost you. its happened with shcaub, cassell, and kolb. its a fact all 3 teams got more for the trade then what they invested
Should I go back and name you the HUNDREDS of QB's that have been drafted and never amounted to trade bait? You've got 3 fuckin examples and your running around acting like investing in QB's is the equivalent to betting on the Heat to win the NBA championship. Get a damn grip.