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Security Council Reform: Statement by Ambassador Herman Schaper on behalf of Belgium and the Netherlands
Statement by H.E. Ambassador Herman Schaper
Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the United Nations
on behalf of Belgium and the Netherlands
to the General Assembly on the issue of "L69 proposals for Security Council Reform"
New York, 13 March 2012
Mr. Chairman,
I have the pleasure to speak on behalf of Belgium and the Netherlands.
I would like to thank you for convening this meeting. Following the two earlier substantive, thought-provoking sessions on the proposals of the G4 and the UfC, today, we take a closer look at the letter of L69 of the 6th of September. We will also use this opportunity to seek some further clarification on the general position of the L69.
Mr. Chairman,
The essence of the proposal of the L69, as set out in their letter of 6 September 2011, is an enlargement of the Council in both the permanent and the non-permanent categories, and an improvement of the working methods of the Council. The similarity with the G4 proposal is obvious.
Still, in earlier documents, and also during the past debates, the L69 has provided us with details of their ideas that do show some differences with the G4. The L69 is very clear in asking extra permanent seats for Asia, Africa and Latin-America. More importantly, the L69 demands equal obligations and privileges for new and current permanent members, as the distinguished Permanent Representative of Jamaica underlined.
As we have said before, Belgium and the Netherlands are in favour of enlarging the Council with both permanent and non-permanent members. We therefore support that element in the L69 position, just as we support the G4 approach.
As far as the veto is concerned, however, the Netherlands and Belgium are of the opinion that an extension of the veto power to in total 11 possible Permanent Members of the Security Council would in the present circumstances not benefit the efficiency of the Council.
As we have repeatedly underlined: in the end, this whole reform should lead to a more efficient Council; a Council that, according to article 24 of the Charter, ensures prompt and effective action by the United Nations.
In the past, the L69 has declared that in principle, the use of the veto must be restricted, limited and discouraged. Belgium and the Netherlands think this is an interesting approach. The original Permanent Members should in our view be urged to limit, on a voluntary basis, the exercise of their veto power to actions taken under Chapter VII of the Charter and to abstain from using their veto power with respect to matters relating to crimes against humanity, genocide, war crimes or ethnic cleansing. We would be interested to hear from the L69 how this limitation of the use of the veto could be put into practice.
Mr. Chairman,
Another question that arose while studying the proposal of L69, is how the group sees the selection or decision-making process to appoint the new permanent members of the Council. L69 speaks of permanent seats for Latin-America, Asia, and Africa. Does the L69 have any thoughts on which countries would be eligible? Will these regional groups choose the new permanent members through an internal process without involvement of the General Assembly? And could this lead to diverging practices among the different regional groups?
A third topic we would like to get some clarification on is the L69 idea to review the reform after 15 years. What is the purpose of this review? One could get the impression that the current L69 proposal is a final solution, rather than an intermediate one.
Lastly, the L69 is a broad coalition of countries from different regions in the South. Some of its members have also shown allegiance to other groups within the negotiation process on Security Council reform. Could the L69 elaborate on how to reconcile the apparent differences between the L69 and some of the ideas of these other groups?
Mr. Chairman,
We have stated this before: if we really want to come to a broadly supported reform of the Security Council, there will have to be a readiness for compromise from all sides. Of all proposals and ideas about Security Council reform, we still believe that, at this moment, the G4 proposal, which is supported by the L69, is the most concrete option for real progress, provided that all parties look at it with the necessary flexibility and openness. It is designed as a vehicle that can get negotiations going and that may set an incremental process in motion, which could eventually and hopefully lead to a lasting and balanced deal on Security Council reform along the lines of the existing mandate.
We again encourage the G4, with the help of the L69, to move its proposal forward, as a next step. Only by finally starting a real negotiation process will we find out how far we can come.
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Looking Ahead to the 2013/2014 Winnipeg Jets
Brett Martin
February 19 2013 04:45PM
Now, I am in no means writing off the Jets of this season. Not in the least. I still fully expect a Cup run - and victory - over the Canucks. I can see Bryan Little and Dustin Byfuglien sharing the Conn Smythe - a first! - in late June, on home ice in Game 6, because, let's face it, they won't have home ice advantage. The headlines will read "Giant effort from Little", "Big Shift Dustin time for Byfuglien" and "Jets soar to Cup Win, Pigs remain flightless; Vancouver Riots again". Or something like that. Whatever the headlines, know they will contain puns.
Should somehow my prophecy fail to come to life, I'm at peace with the fact that the Jets currently look like a lottery team. That's one of the best things about Sports Fandom - the magical existence of 'next year'. It's a wonderful premise that allows for indefinite hope. Is your team not playing up to snuff? No worries, because you just know next year is when it all comes together, at last.
I mean, hot damn, would I ever be happy with any of Jones, Mackinnon, Drouin or Barkov ending up a Jet. That would be some serious talent coming the Jets way. Combine any one of them with Trouba, Scheifele, Kane and Bogosian - that there is a mighty core. A very mighy core. Add to that the long-term contracts of Enstrom, Ladd, Byfuglien, plus the potential of Ondrej Pavelec not becoming a long-term liability, and I think it's clear that the Jets would have something to reckon with in the not so distant future.
So as we near March, with the Jets currently 1 point out of 30th in the League, I find it comforting to look ahead to the 2013/2014 Jets, and the return to a full 82 game season of Hockey. Here's the depth chart for next season, based on one-way, NHL contracts - at the moment.
Kane Jokinen -
Ladd - -
- - -
Wright Slater Thorburn
Byfuglien Enstrom
Stuart -
- -
As you can see, there's a whopping 10 guys under contract, totalling 33.8M in Cap Space. With the Cap set to be at $64.3M next year, there's over 30.4M left to fill 13 roster spots.
When thinking ahead, we can make a few assumptions. First, we'll all have flying cars, telepathic communication and of course, sex robots. Secondly, you have to believe the Jets will give Mark Scheifele every chance to stick with the big club; it seems unlikely they'll send him back for his overage Junior Season.
Let's pencil him and his cap hit in.
As well, as also discussed here, the Jets have a littany of RFA's this coming offseason. Bogosian, Wheeler, Little and Burmistrov headline the list that also includes Postma, Redmond, Tangradi, Peluso, and others. If history is any teacher, it seems that Cheveldayoff will do everything in his power to bring back the big pieces, and likely keep some of the remaining RFA's as well. So, in trying to visualize the Roster next year, using only a stretch of the imagination,
grabbing numbers out my as serious logical deduction, and going over some of the comparables from the article linked above, I've gone ahead and re-signed the following guys using other people's money to the following contracts:
Blake Wheeler - 4yr/18m = 4.5M Caphit
Zach Bogosian - 2yr/7.4M = 3.7M Caphit
Bryan Little - 4yr/14M = 3.5M Caphit
Alex Burmistrov - 2yr/3.6M = 1.8M Caphit
Paul Postma - 2yr/1.9M - 950K Caphit
Zach Redmond - 2yr/2M - 1M Caphit
Eric Tangradi - 1yr/600K
That, plus Scheifele, puts us at an 18 man Roster at a cost of 51.46M, leaving just under 13M left to spend. Now, for fun, I imagine Jacob Trouba could well be on the Jets next year. In fact, let's sign him to his entry level deal now. Done! And, since I crushed his agent in negotiations, he's on the team with the same cap hit as Scheifele. I've also taken the liberty of accounting for an 800k cap hit for a Backup Goalie - which sounds like it could very well be the name of the Latvian National Team backup goalie, doesn't it? Anyway, when you add that all up, you get a 20 man roster for a cost of 53.8M, that looks like this:
Kane Jokinen Wheeler
Ladd Little Burmistrov
- Schiefele -
Tangradi Slater Thorburn
Wright -
Byfuglien Enstrom
Bogosian Stuart
Trouba Postma
Bakup Goleey
That's not a Roster to sneeze at. And you're still left with 10.4M to sign 3 forwards. The Jets, however, have yet to spend to the Cap in their brief history, so there's no reason to speculate that they will now. With a budget this year just north of 57M, it might be safe to think the final number next year would be in the same ballpark, which means no more than a few milliion would be left to fill out the roster.
Free Agents
I think we'd be looking at guys like Peluso, Cormier, Telegin, and a whole wave of fresh blood competing to fill out the extra forward spot, which would leave around 3 Million in Cap space to fill out the 3rd line. I hope they look at the following upcoming UFA's for said spots:
Kyle Wellwood - The best Jet possession forward, it'd be great to have him back, especially on the wing with Scheifele. He'd help him move the puck in the right direction, and has the hands to help get in the Net. He's due for a raise - how about 2 years at 5 million?
Pascal Dupuis - If Pittsburgh loses their mind and lets him go, sign the man! At age 33, he's only making 1.5M/yr. Sign for 2 at the same rate. If you value Cup winners, he's the man to get.
Mason Raymond - Former Manitoba Moose. Up and down scorer who is dazzling when he puts it all together - blinding speed to boost. Also somewhat invisible at other times. Seems like a guy who could use a new start. I smell perfect fit. 'Break' the bank for this guy - 3yrs/8M=2.66MCapHit
Viktor Stalberg - Quality depth forward, could come relatively cheap. Let's say 1yr/1.8MCaphit
Brad Boyes - His best days are behind him, but maybe on a 2 year deal, he may provide some value to the Jets 3rd line, and could move up the depth chart in an injury pinch. 2yr/4M=2MCaphit
Brett Martin - Just throwing my name out there in case any GM's are looking for an outside the box signing. I'm a durable Centre with good hands around the net. I've been a steady presence for team Light-Colored-Jerseys in pick-up hockey the last couple years, and I can pretty much raise my backhand whenever I want. I'm ready for your phone calls!
There's always the possibility of trades, even with a hand-sitting GM like Kevin Cheveladayoff. As fellow JetsNation scribe swindle mentions here, the Jets could make a run at Ryan O'Reilly. swindle's offer includes one of Burmistrov or Bogosian and a 2nd for the Avs effective Centreman. How about both, and a 2nd, for O'Reilly and Stastny? Either way, with all the RFA's coming up, it's quite conceievable that we could see some major movement from the Jets for the first time this offseason - if not before.
While the Jets enter March with a fumbling record and inconsistent play, it's clear that the future is bright for the boys from WInnipeg. It's even better when you imagine what a lottery pick might do to increase the odds of this becoming something of regular playoff squad, at least, not too far down the line. So enjoy the season, Jets fans, and know, should they not win The Cup this year, great days are not that far away.
Feel free to tell everybody what your version of the 2013/2014 Winnipeg Jets looks like.
February 20 2013, 12:27AM
I won't do true "lines 1,2,3,4" but more usage in how Noel uses them as sometimes he exchange which line get's more TOI depending on match-ups, hot/cold streaks, etc. IMO if I had the power:
Highest QoC, +50% OZS: Ladd-Jokinen-Little
Middle QoC, +50% OZS: Kane-Scheifele/Burmistrov-Wheeler
Middle QoC, ~50% OZS: AA-Scheifele/Burmistrov-BB
Lowest QoC, --50% OZS: Cormier-Slater-Wright
High QoC, +50% OZS: Enstrom-Byfuglien
High QoC, -50% OZS: CC-Bogosian
Low QoC, ~50% OZS: Stuart-Redmond/Postma
AA/BB: could be any combo of sign/re-sign possession/cycle savvy vet (ex: Ponikarovsky, Wellwood, Antropov), Tangradi (or similar waiver/trade), or from farm (ex: Lowry, Telegin, O`Dell)
CC: could be extension of Hainsey (1-2 years of 3.0-3.5 per) or similar until Trouba takes over in 2014-15 or 2015-16 (look at typical development of high-end D prospect into tough minutes)

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"Hey Cap," Anderson said as he sat down in a chair in the lobby.
Anderson raised his arm and prepared to say something, but he collapsed and fell to the floor.
He was pronounced dead at Henry Ford Hospital on Saturday night.
Anderson, 40, received a pacemaker in August 2011. He was diagnosed with congestive heart failure last March and in September began treatment for cardiac sarcoidosis.
Anderson was in his sixth season as head coach at Consortium, the No. 2-ranked team in Class C (13-3). Consortium was one of the favorites to win a state championship in what might have been Anderson's final season as a coach.
His daughter, Autumn, 14, is a freshman basketball player at St. Clair Shores Lakeview, and the love for his wife, Kimberly, and daughter came before basketball.
"Yeah, it was a close race," Kimberley said with a laugh. "He already decided after this season he was kind of ready to hang it up. He wanted to be around for Autumn. We had just had that conversation. If his health didn't get any better, that was his decision."
Next to his family — Al and Kimberley Anderson would have celebrated their 15th anniversary in May — basketball and his players were the most important things in Anderson's life.
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At Consortium he also served as the school's home liaison, dealing with discipline problems.
Mitchell joined Anderson's staff five years ago and found him to be an amazing young man.
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Senior all-stater Vincent Hunter, who signed to play at Texas-El Paso next season, was grief stricken when he heard the news of Anderson's death.
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Kimberley met Anderson when both were students at Central Michigan, where he ran track after he played basketball for the legendary Ed Rachal at DePorres.
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Greg Carter was the football coach at DePorres when Anderson was a student and was close to the Anderson even though he didn't play football.
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Carter used to play pickup basketball with Anderson and followed his coaching exploits.
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Anderson took great pride in this team, and Mitchell said he was especially pleased with how the team had developed over the season.
Over the last two weeks, Consortium lost to Romulus, the No. 2 team in Class A, but beat L'Anse Creuse North, Lansing Waverly and Dunbar.
"He was so happy, not so much that the victory was great, but the thing that really touched him was that at Friday's practice the whole team came together," Mitchell said. "He could see it. He had seen something that no one else had seen.
"He told me, 'I had doubts. I have no doubts now. We will win a state championship. We have a team to win a state championship.' "
With Anderson's death, Consortium lost a coach and valuable member of its staff. Its students lost a mentor and father figure. Kimberly lost most of her world.
"He was my best friend," she said. "He made me laugh. We were very close. I loved everything about him. He was just a great guy. He touched so many people, and he's really going to be missed.
"I just know he wouldn't have wanted it to be any other way."
Funeral arrangements are pending.
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11. The most powerful people are alcoholics.
23. Tokyo Tower is, more than likely, the source of all evil.
29. Torture and mind games are just another way of showing you care.
Also don't answer me so ambigiously, just say That you are a guy. It's that simple.
How do I know that my mental state is much better than yours......hmmm let's just say that after all I've been through for me to be sane just demonstrates my mental stability.
Plus it is extremely alter my innner peace as I'm extremely calm.....
*bushidodude meditates and levitates at the same time*
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SCARY this guys is scary.
Although if i were to materialize my ambitions it could easily destroy him....
Damn it I want to have papers too.
About the Levitation thing you need to be Peruvian to do it.^_^
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Who WOULDN'T be scared of you, Sennenko-sama?


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What Can We Expect from Alex Burmistrov?
Dimitri Filipovic
October 12 2012 10:10AM
When you're selected 8th overall, you enter the picture with rather large expectations. In a vacuum, 48 points in 150 career games is not an acceptable scoring rate for an offensively gifted forward. But the problem with that is that you can't necessarily evaluate what Alex Burmistrov has done thus far in a vacuum, just by looking at his point totals.
From his 2010 draft class, 20 fellow first rounders have yet to lace up the skates in an NHL game. Of the ten that have, only Tyler Seguin and Cam Fowler have played in more games than Burmistrov. But for me, the most important fact to take into account is that he has yet to turn 21 years old.
While there are many casualties of the lockout - fans, employees, older players with only so much playing time left in their legs - the young Russian center may very well be one of its biggest beneficiaries. What can we expect from Burmistrov for not only this year, but the future as well?
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The Circumstance
On September 19th, the Winnipeg Jets assigned 13 players to their AHL affiliate, the St.John's IceCaps, with the most notable of the bunch being Burmistrov. It raised some eyebrows, given the fact that a trip back to the KHL seemed inevitable. The team he had played for prior to coming to North America, Ak Bars, seemed ready to accept him with open arms - their coach even told a reporter that Burmistrov would indeed be joining the roster.
Causing an uproar, and being a malcontent would have been the easy play. No one would have blamed him - it's a step-down both in attention, and salary. But by all accounts, Burmistrov has embraced the challenge, taking it all in stride. He's a very smart young man, because he clearly sees the opportunity ahead of him.
He will be asked to shoulder a large load for the IceCaps, while logging all the ice time he could have ever dreamed of. He will be given every chance possible to not only succeed, but thrive. As is the case with many other youngsters who have sniffed the NHL life, he still has plenty to prove. A jumpstart such as this one, with the added confidence that he'll hopefully accrue, could be exactly what he needs for the big breakout that everyone has been waiting for.
The Skills
As is the case with most young players, consistency - or more appropriately, a lackthereof - has haunted Burmistrov early in his career. After registering 9 points in the first 9 games last year, he followed that up with only 3 in the next 14 games. And unfortunately, that was hardly the only scoring drought that jumps out of the page when scanning through his game log.
Yet there's no denying the immense skills that he possesses. If you don't believe me, just ask the Washington Capitals. In case they don't answer, ask them again.
I spoke with Corey Pronman about Burmistrov, and what he sees when he watches him play:
DF: What are Burmistrov's strongest traits?
CP: His puck skills and hockey sense stand out. He's the kind of player who always makes plays with the puck, and his skills shine through consistently. There's also the fact that he's a very quality skater, too.
DF: Conversely, what do you see as his biggest weakness - i.e. what he needs to shore up, before he breaks out?
CP: With kids who have all the tools and it just doesn't click, it's usually a combination of handling the NHL's physicality and pace. Both require experience, but the former requires continuous effort to get stronger. Burmistrov was a little bit of a 'string bean' during his first North American years.
DF: If it could be done all over again, would you have liked to see his progress up the ranks staggered a bit more? Was he rushed to the NHL?
CP: Being drafted out of the OHL, it was either NHL or OHL for his first season. I wasn't all that crazy about him being kept up in 2010-11, although this past year, I think he did fine in the NHL.
The Numbers
Alex Burmistrov registered 13 goals, and 28 points, while logging slightly under 17 minutes a night last season. But what do his underlying numbers - or 'fancy stats' if you will - tell us about his performance?
There's no doubt that Claude Noel sheltered Burmistrov last season. What do I mean by that? Amongst Jets forwards last season, only Kyle Wellwood started a larger percentage of his shifts in the offensive zone (58.7%). Meanwhile, the Corsi Rel QoC (Relative Corsi for the Quality of Competition) was the second poorest on the team, just ahead of Tim Stapleton. He played against weak competition, in a more sheltered, offensive role. Still, he registered a positive corsi of his one, meaning that while he was on the ice, the Jets had a positive shot differential.
A fascinating stat that I always look at, is the rate of penalties drawn/60 minutes. The more skilled players are usually amongst the leaders, given their propensity in forcing the opposition to commit an infraction to prevent them from doing something with the puck. That's why it should come as no surprise that the leaders for the Jets were Evander Kane (1.5/60) and Burmistrov (1.3/60).
Frankly, Burmistrov would score more goals if he could simply elevate his shooting percentage. It's reasonable to assume that as he continues to put more pucks on net (and the sample size grows), the percentage of pucks that beat the goaltender will be greater than the 10.6% he totalled last season. Amongst forwards, there was no one on the Jets who's average shot distance was further from the net than this. It's difficult to score consistently as a forward when you're launching from that far out. Goaltenders are simply too good at what they do these days. [As always, all of the information above was acquired from Behind the Net].
Recently, Robert Vollman did his projections for the Jets on Artctic Ice Hockey, which is a must-read for Jets fans. In it, he compares Burmistrov to Ryan O'Reilly of the Colorado Avalanche, who broke out for 55 points this past season. While I'm intrigued by the optimistic comparison, it should be noted that Burmistrov likely won't be playing with Gabriel Landeskog - unless the resolution to the lockout entails something that I'm currently unaware of. Let's temper our expectations, at least for the time being.
The magic remedy for most of what has ailed Burmistrov will hopefully be the added confidence, and strength, that he will boast as he continues to develop. It's as simple as that. All he needs is time, opportunity, and patience. And that's exactly what this ongoing lockout has afforded him.
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HOMESTEAD, Fla. -- Brad Keselowski has built a 20-point lead over the first nine races of the Chase for the Sprint Cup with aggressive plays on fuel strategy and bold calls in the pits.
Jimmie Johnson will inherit that position by default Sunday.
It's been seven years since Johnson arrived at Homestead-Miami Speedway needing a victory to secure a championship, and that's probably a major reason why this 1.5-mile speedway is one of only five tracks that remain unconquered by the five-time champion (who does have four top fives in 11 starts here).
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He'll be going for broke in the Ford EcoBoost 400 -- though if the Hendrick Motorsports driver achieves the maximum 48 points for the third time in four races (by winning and leading the most laps), Keselowski still can clinch the championship with a 15th or better.
The Penske Racing driver has promised he won't alter his approach, but crew chief Paul Wolfe probably will be forced to play the averages and won't take many chances on leaving his driver defenseless with worn tires on a restart.
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That'll be part of the game plan for Johnson and crew chief Chad Knaus, whose aim will be motivated as much by gambling for a win as trying to make Keselowski and Wolfe feel the heat if the No. 2 Dodge slips deep in the pack.
"Johnson's going to throw Hail Marys, he's going to drive his (butt) off, he's going to try to rip the kid's head off," ESPN analyst Rusty Wallace said. "On the other hand, he's got to be real careful. This racetrack is like Darlington. You have to run right on the wall in turn 3 and 4. One little slip will tear the right side off."
Settling scores amid long goodbyes
This race will mark the end of the line for the much maligned "Car of Tomorrow." It also will be the last chance of the season to exact revenge.
The confluence of those factors could make for another chaotic race full of paybacks that match last week's drama at Phoenix International Raceway.
Though there'll be a championship on the line, the "Boys, Have at It" policy of vigilante justice has been enforced in the past at Homestead. Kevin Harvick wrecked Kyle Busch with impunity in the 2009 finale, and there are plenty of simmering feuds beyond Clint Bowyer vs. Jeff Gordon.
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"There's a whole bunch of people that seem to be very angry at each other as of late," Keselowski said.
Combine that with a car that becomes virtually obsolete when the checkered flag falls, and it's a recipe for potential mayhem.
"This is the last race for this particular car," Keselowski said. "I would expect (drivers) to really not care if it got brought back in one piece. The last race on any particular car seems to always have a lot of carnage."
Not all of Sunday's farewells will be acrimonious. After 15 years with Roush Fenway Racing, Matt Kenseth will endure a bittersweet parting before heading to Joe Gibbs Racing to replace Joey Logano, who is sliding over to Penske Racing as Keselowski's teammate in 2013.
Those future relationships also could play a role in the title outcome as Logano's allegiances could be intertwined as much with helping Keselowski as his current team.
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From ending a four-year winless streak in June to missing two races with a concussion last month, the emotional pendulum has swung mightily for Dale Earnhardt Jr. this season.
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NASCAR's most popular driver enjoyed his best year since joining Hendrick Motorsports, but his Chase for the Sprint Cup will be remembered as a "what if" after starting with such promise. Still recovering from the effects of an earlier concussion when the 10-race title run began, Earnhardt never hit his stride during the Chase and has posted a best of seventh.
Homestead has ranked as one of his least-favorite tracks and with good reason: He hasn't finished higher than 11th in 12 starts.
But Earnhardt recently said he still feels as if he needs to prove himself to his crew since returning to the seat of the No. 88 Chevrolet, so there'll be plenty of incentive to make one last grab at delivering a transcendent moment and evoke thoughts of what might have been if he'd been healthy.
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The 500th start of Tony Stewart's career seemed destined to be a triumphant milestone early in 2012.
The three-time champion won two of the season's first five races, virtually locking himself into the Chase for the Sprint Cup early and making it seem the path to the title would go through Stewart-Haas Racing for the second consecutive season.
He opened in a loose mood, with a video of him goosing DeLana Harvick going viral from the Chase opener at Chicagoland Speedway.
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But rather than coincide with another crowning moment in his career, Stewart didn't realize No. 500 was upon him until he was told because "Smoke" has been so focused on putting out fires that have left his No. 14 Chevrolet slumping for much of the season.
Since winning the July 7 race at Daytona International Speedway, Stewart has seven top 10s in 17 races -- and none higher than fourth. After winning half the races in last year's Chase, this year's playoff has reflected the depth of his slump with fifths at Kansas Speedway and Texas Motor Speedway as the lone highlights.
"A lot of places that we were so good at last year in the Chase, not being good this time around was a little disappointing," he said.
Stewart is a three-time winner at Homestead, including last year when he nipped Carl Edwards for the Cup title. Back-to-back victories at the oval might ease some of the lament of a mostly lost season.
In case you missed the garage brouhaha at Phoenix, NASCAR sometimes can seem more circus than sport, and there'll be a few goofy story lines and tabloid fodder to follow Sunday:
--With Keselowski feeling "naked" without his cell phone inside the car, how long will it take to bare his soul to the world on Twitter should he win his first championship? Will NASCAR chairman Brian France shove a smartphone into Keselowski's hand before handing him the Tiffany & Co.-designed Sprint Cup trophy?
--It's Dodge's final race for the foreseeable future, and its high-level executives have been in short supply at races since a 2013 pullout was announced in August. Will the manufacturer's major domos be making any high-profile appearances at Homestead? Will their celebration be raucously unrestrained or sheepishly awkward if Keselowski is crowned?
--After playing a live set on the frontstretch before the race, Kid Rock will be answering questions in ESPN's pit studio during the first extended caution period. So one of rock's quintessential hard-partying stars will be performing on a Sunday afternoon just south of Miami after probably spending a night in one of the nation's hippest, hottest nightlife spots?
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Three school board members of the Emery County School District were sworn in at the recent monthly meeting held at the Castle Valley Center in Price. Business Administrator Ross Huntington stated that is was his pleasure to swear in these competent people. The recent election results were certified by the Emery County clerk and Huntington handed out those certificates following the swearing in ceremony. The three school board members sworn in were Rue Ware, Sam Singleton and Laurel Johansen.
Following the swearing in, the board elected Laurel Johansen to serve as president of the board and Royd Hatt to serve as vice president.
Superintendent Kirk Sitterud asked the board for approval of the hiring of a new educational assistant at Cleveland Elementary. The board approved hiring Christie Reed to fill that vacancy.
Superintendent Sitterud requested board approval of the junior high honor choir trip to Hillcrest High in Salt Lake City for competition. The trip is scheduled for Jan. 28 and 16 students from the junior high will attend. He also announced that the Emery High choir is attending state honor choir at Utah Valley State College in Orem on Jan. 15.
The speech and hearing screening policy has been updated to clarify some points. One terminology clarification explains that the school district does not need parental consent to screen students. The screenings are mandated by state law and thus does not require consent forms. The board approved the changes in the policy.
Superintendent Sitterud then informed the board of two teachers in the district who have been awarded recognitions. Those teachers are Nancy Martinez and Jessica Jenkins. Both were recognized by state organizations for their outstanding work at the high school level. He also noted that student Bruce Clement, the son of Collette and Ben Clement has been named one of the four high school Heismann winners by Wendy's restaurants. Bruce's nomination was awarded on academics as well as athletics.
Superintendent Sitterud then explained to the board several of the biggest bills coming before the legislature this session. The session begins Jan. 17 and runs through March 2. Many of the bills to be discussed by the legislature will affect the schools statewide.
One bill concerns the state school trust lands and the placing of a cap on school trust lands funds available for schools. Each school has its own trustlands committee which evaluates the needs at each individual school in the state and trustlands monies are spent directly to target these needs. When the schools first began receiving the trustlands money the district received approximately $40,000 and this year $67,000 will come into the district and be divided among the schools based on their school population.The amount has grown each year as the interest in the school trustlands fund grows.
Another issue is the weighted pupil unit. This is the amount to be determined by which each district in the state receives money from taxes. The districts are expecting a 5 percent increase in the WPU. The WPU is currently $2,182 per student per year. The 5 percent increase would bring the WPU to $2,291 per student with an added increase to the school district of approximately $400,000. Huntington thinks the 5 percent increase might be a bit optimistic and the legislature might approve a 4 percent increase and it remains to be seen in the next month when the legislature begins.
Enrollment in the county was down 68 students in 2004 from the 2003 enrollment. This year 2005, the two high schools will graduate 183 seniors. The number of second graders in the county is 186, first graders 196 and kindergarten students number 174, with the outgoing seniors and if the number of kindergarten students registering in February remains the same, the declining enrollment will level off which will be good news for the school district after years of declining enrollment and decreased revenues.
The economy is on the rise and this increase will be a great thing for the school district. One thing mentioned was that with the increase in insurance premiums to be paid by the district raising 12-17 percent, the 5 percent in the WPU will be helpful.
The next meeting of the Emery County School Board will be Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. at Canyon View Junior High School in Huntington.


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Rajon Rondo out for the season with a torn ACL
The Celtics were dealt a crushing blow Sunday when they learned that their All-Star point guard Rajon Rondo has a torn right ACL and will not play again this season.
The team announced the injury during the their game against Miami. The Celtics said a date for Rondo to undergo surgery has not yet been determined.
Rondo got an MRI on his right knee Sunday after sustaining an injury to it on Friday during the Celtics' double-overtime loss at Atlanta. It was previously thought that his knee might have been hyper-extended, but the MRI appears to have shown otherwise.
"Rondo will be fine," Celtics Coach Doc Rivers said. "He just will not be fine this year. But he'll be fine."
Rivers said that the team was celebrating its 100-98 double-overtime win against Miami when he came into the locker room to address the team with the news about Rondo.
"Guys were just celebrating, and then it just..." Rivers said of the mood, his voice trailing off.
Rondo, who was selected to start in the All-Star Game for the Eastern Conference, was averaging 13.7 points and 11.1 assists. With him out, the Celtics' chances of hanging onto the No. 8 and final playoff spot in the East look a lot slimmer.
"It sucks," Miami star LeBron James said. "It's terrible. As much as a competitor and as much as I've been a rival with Boston over the years, I never want to see anyone go down, and knowing the competitor that he is and knowing how talented he is, I think it's terrible. Not only for their team but for our league."
It's unclear what move -- if any -- the Celtics would make at this point to possibly add another player, especially a point guard.
- Gary Washburn, NBA writer
- Baxter Holmes, Celtics beat writer
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Skip to comments.Chavez: "Laser sniper tried to kill me"
Posted on 11/27/2007 3:26:50 PM PST by cll
Chavez reiterates that 'everything indicates they're trying to kill me'
The president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, reiterated today that, again, his most radical opponents have reactivated their assasination plans against him and 'everything indicates that they will be trying to kill me because of what will happen on Sunday'.
Next Sunday, Venezuelans will vote on a constitutional reform with which Chavez intends to install a 'socialism of the 21st century', which his opponents means the installation of a personal dictatorship.
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In the [campaign] event, he repeated that recently "a strange light traveled through my body, around here, where my heart is, and then around here", he said while pointing to his head.
"Most likely it was a sniper hiding 100 or 200 meters away in a Caracas building, who aimed a weapon equiped with telescopic sight guided by rays, of which he was alerted to by a TV viewer who immediately alerted the authorities".
His Cuban colleague, Fidel Castro, to whom he said he showed the video when he visited Havana, "told me it was a sniper who didn't fire because he could have gotten cold feet at the precise moment".
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Chavez concluded his story by singing a Mexican ranchera song, which chorus goes like this: "I fell from a cloud at 20 meters high, and that was my great adventure"
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More fun (in Spanish) at source.
Pray for the Venezuelan people so they wake up and shut up this dangerous clown on Sunday.
Chico! Remember, one speeding bullet can change the coarse of a mighty river. End it before he ends you!
You know it wasn't an American sniper or he'd be dead.
Hugo is getting really nutty. Like Hitler, in the end.
typical paranoid behavior of a tyrannical despot......
Bad shot.Lazer no less.
Don't worry Hugo, that was just the Devils way of showing his approval.
He can't give out halo's.
Sugar pie, if as light had traveled through your heart, you would be dead.
Some comments on that board say that the sniper gave up because he couldn't locate a heart or a brain.
Wanna bet that he'll "win" no matter how the populate vote?
I think the verb "recorrió" is better translated as "crossed". Not "went through".
The laser crossed his body.
Another obvious sympathy ploy.
One of his supporters waved around a laser pointer while another taped it and he plays it off as an "attempted assassination."
Real snipers don't need those sort of gimmicks. One shot, one kill. Hugo would have been dead meat.
Not that there is anything wrong with that.
The flunky with the laser pointer is enjoying his new rancho.
You can fool some of the people some of the time, but even more when you keep them ignorant.
lol. good one.
Hey! He hates these cans!
"The laser crossed his body."
You are correct. I was translating on the fly and laughing at the same time, without much thought.
He must've been a piss-poor shot. I think most of us here could put a cap in him blindfolded.
And would try.
deep belly laugh on that post.
Good one, all they had to do was aim of the center of his buttocks.
This isn't rocket science.
A laser sniper?!! Oh NO! Its PAT ROBERTSON!!!!
Katie Couric, interviewing a Marine sniper: "What do you feel when you shoot a terrorist?"
Marine sniper: "A slight recoil."
Chavez is paranoid. And likely for good reason.
Hey, Hugo... Maybe they have good reason to assassinate you.
Good one!
I find it even harder to imagine that a professional sniper would ever consider using a laser.
Of course he has banned gun ownership except for the police, just like our Democrats are always trying to do. Narcissists are so in love with themselves their greatest fear is losing themselves. Guns in the hands of others scare them more than anything.
Imagine a cheering crowd with scores of people in it carrying laser pointers...
Yeah, that big block-of-a-head would be very hard to miss.
This moron was probably hit with a 25 cent laser pointer. OOOOOOh! Very Scary!
Re "Hugo is getting really nutty. Like Hitler, in the end."
Gee I thought you were talking about Kucinich, Hillary, Howard Dean, Kennedy and/or Kerry.
"We will take it away from you." - Hillary
Achtung mein uber fraulein".
It's getting so that you can't tell our nuts from their nuts. The Left is like a jar of peanut butter - scrambled nuts in oil.
somebody set up the beeber.
Quite. Lasers are good for quick acquisition in close quarters. Not useful at distant targets because bullets don't follow long straight lines. A sniper would use a regular optical scope. And they don't get cold feet. :-)
They show that laser dot in movies all the time though, 'cuz it shows up nice on screen and makes for better drama.
Some days nothng goes right. Damn.
I believe it is a crock.Any halfass sharpshooter could have pulled it off.Chavez is looking for sympathy.
Maybe Mahmoud Ahmanajihad was having an out-of-body experience and buzzed his pal Hugo.
200 meters? Give any hunter a good enough rifle with a scope and they will make that shot, no laser needed.
Dr. Evil: You know, I have one simple request. And that is to have sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads! Now evidently my cycloptic colleague informs me that that cannot be done. Ah, would you remind me what I pay you people for, honestly? Throw me a bone here! What do we have?
Number Two: Sea Bass.
Dr. Evil: [pause] Right.
Number Two: They're mutated sea bass.
Dr. Evil: Are they ill tempered?
Number Two: Absolutely.
Dr. Evil: Oh well, that's a start.
Chavez is too valuable as a counter example for anyone to think about shooting him...
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Post here the gigs your going to see, discuss gigs from others or tell us how your last gig was!
Anyway, now for my gigs:
Sunday I'm going to see Fetish (a Joy Devision tribute) in Rotown, Rotterdam. They're going to show Control before the concert starts.
After that I'm going to Lowlands. Its kinda the Dutch glastonbury and I'm VERY excited to go there
At last I'm going to see the Last Shadow Puppets in Paradiso, Amsterdam
And i'm going not next weekend, but the weekend after that to London. Any gigs I should see there?


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Preston Dee Wilson, age 47, Tremonton, Utah, passed away unexpectedly Oct. 6, 2008 as a result of a heart attack. He was born Oct. 7, 1960 in Price, Utah to Bryce J Wilson and Ruby Luane Esplin.
He married Patricia Lynn Petersen June 16, 1978. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple June 16, 1979.
He was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather, and a dedicated provider. He had a quick sense of humor and a love for others that drew people to him. He loved the gospel with all his heart and it was evident in his life.
From his early youth, he faithfully served in many church callings, and was a member of the High Council in the Tremonton South Stake at the time of his parting.
He enjoyed hunting with his sons, boating, fishing, four-wheeling with his grandchildren and raising guppies, chickens, sheep and calves. He loved life and lived it to the fullest but he loved nothing more than spending time with Patti, the love of his life and eternal companion.
He is survived by his wife, Patti; parents Bryce and Luane; mother-in-law Dora Petersen formerly of Ferron; children Tricia (Clint) Payne, Tremonton, Utah; Courtney (Jill) Wilson, Mt. Pleasant, Utah; Nicholas (Shayna) Wilson, Nibley, Utah; Mallorie (TaRell) McMurdie, Tremonton, Utah; brothers Layne, Evan, Joel, Chris and sister Elise; and grandchildren Josh, Emma, Brady, Olivia, Aiden, KateLyn, and Molly. Preceded in death by George Petersen of Ferron.
His optimism and quiet confidence will be missed by all who knew him.
Funeral Services were held Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008 at 11 a.m. in the Tremonton South Stake Center. Friends and family called Friday Oct. 10, 2008 from 6-8 pm and again Saturday Oct. 11, 2008 from 9:30-10:30 a.m., both at the Tremonton South Stake Center. Interment in the Riverview Cemetery in Tremonton. Services under the care of Rasmussen Mortuary.


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Laurel Weaver a new Director of the Castle Dale Senior Citizen Center
Maughn Guymon Director of the Southeastern Utah Area Agency on Aging recently appointed Laurel Weaver of Castle Dale director of the Castle Dale Senior Citizen Center. She took over the duties of director in October replacing Shirley Begay. Begay has changed her employment to the Emery County Archives. Weaver's assistant and the Senior Citizen Center custodian is Karen Wilson of Castle Dale. She has five children two girls and three boys. Weaver is a fun loving social person and enjoys helping people where she can. She has worked at the Senior Citizen Center for eight years.
Once a month several senior citizens come to the center to assist Weaver in putting out a monthly news bulletin of the planned meals and other activities in Emery County.
Weaver is a great hostess at the Castle Dale Senior Citizens Center as was the former director Shirley Begay. They both gave the center a very friendly atmosphere and encouraged all senior citizens to take advantage of the opportunities to have a low cost good meal on Tuesday's at noon, socialize with friends and neighbors, participate in any games that might be started, or just rest in the couches and easy chairs. They always play bingo after lunch on Tuesday.


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