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Flortheast Division Previews: The Boston Bruins
Cam Charron
October 03 2013 03:15PM
Over the last few days, we've taken a brief look at the teams in Toronto's newest division. The division is called the "Atlantic" but only three of the teams in the division are even close to the Atlantic Ocean. Given there are six teams in the Northeast and two in the state of Florida, the hockey community as a whole has decided to rebrand this division "The Flortheast". Thanks to all the bloggers that participated in this.
Our last preview comes from Tom Servo over at Stanley Cup of Chowder. Guess which playoff comeback he talks about to start his intro?
So... hey guys... this is awkward... yeah, about that whole epic comeback in an elimination game... well, karma's a bitch and turns out it really sucks to be on the receiving end. So sorry about that, gang! But hey, buck up! You've got Dave Bolland now to take care of all your clutch needs! (ed note: this was written before Bolland scored twice to help the Leafs beat Philadelphia)
Between then and now, the Bruins have done some tinkering. Overreacting to an obscenely low and rather unlucky shooting percentage and perceived inability to play "our style of game*" (*hittin dudes), Tyler Seguin was dangled to make room for Nathan Horton to re-sign. Unfortunately, Horton's affinity for zoology scuttled their best laid plans, but on they pressed, sending Seguin packing to Dallas for soon-to-no-longer-be-"underrated" Loui Eriksson and some mid-tier prospects. With the cap savings, they picked up spring chicken Jarome Iginla, and this time they're pretty sure it worked.
While the long term impacts of ditching youth for vets raises some serious questions, the near-term this season should prove a lateral move, with Eriksson and Iginla largely replacing Seguin and Horton's production - though the team must be banking on them to revive a moribund power play, as neither outpaced their predecessor 5v5.
Essentially, beyond these two roles being recast, it'll be the same bruising-yet-skilled group as before. Look for a bit more mobile blue line with the departure of Andrew Ference and the promotions of Torey Krug and Matt Bartkowski, along with a follow-up year of Dougie Hamilton, sole remaining bounty of the Phil Kessel trade (as if Jared Knight's ever going to work out). With further development from these three, the team is hoping to reduce wear and tear on Big Z, whose huge minutes are beginning to grind on his heretofore ageless legs. Should the new faces integrate with the core as seamlessly as they've appeared to in the preseason, and Rask not be adversely affected by the fat wallet weighing him down, the Bruins should remain at the forefront of the Flortheast pack, jockeying with Montreal and Ottawa for much of the season.
The first year Zdeno Chara played for the Bruins, he averaged 27:58 a night. Last season, he averaged a measly 24:58. Is there any concern to his actual ability, or do the Bruins only have to replace the minutes?
And nearly a half hour per game in the playoffs, trailing only Ryan Suter's 5 games in ATOI. I personally have no concern over his ability dropping off until the tail of his contract. There's been no significant sign of decline in the regular season, the only indication has come in the Final series against Chicago, the defensive failure in which had far more to do with matching Krejci against Toews... (saves rant for another day). Claude simply runs him ragged in the post season and the hope is that keeping the rotation a bit more evenly distributed can result in a less battered Z come the playoffs and a more seasoned bottom 4. But counterintuitively, Chara's now being placed in front of the net on the PP to get hacked at and hit with point shots, so we'll see how all that pans out.
Let's pretend that neither Krug, Bartkowski nor Hamilton can play in the top four effectively. Is there pressure on Pete Chiarelli to add a veteran to the group given the loss of Andrew Ference in the summer?
Well, we would have to pretend because Dougie already has. But suspending disbelief for a moment, from the parade of veteran acquisitions over the past few years (Zanon, Johnson, Mottau, Corvo...) dear god I hope not. I was certain he'd be in on Douglas Murray last year, which shows my level of faith in the front office's valuation of defensemen. I fully anticipate a replacement level move for veteran depth regardless, though Chiarelli's probably a bit trigger shy about big game hunting on the blueline given the reaction to the Kaberle trade (who was unfairly lambasted during the cup run, leading the D on offense and possession as he was). No matter who steps in, on the ice Ference will not be missed.
What's the deal with that third line? Remember when Rich Peverley and Chris Kelly were excellent that one year and now one was shipped out and the other is overpriced? Who gets to play with Kelly now and what sort of production do you envision?
Indications from camp are that Swedish unicorn Carl Soderberg will move to the left wing, with several players duking it out over the RW slot: Reilly Smith and Matt Fraser (both of the Seguin trade) Ryan Spooner, Nick Johnson, and 1st round dud Jordan Caron. Smith has spent the most time as part of that trio in the preseason, though Spooner displays the greatest offensive gifts of the bunch. There's a lot of moving parts to project here, between Kelly bouncing back to mere averageness rather than outright garbage, the remaining question mark on the right wing and a limited glimpse at Soderberg's North American game. I'd cop out and say at least it'll be better than last year's low-PDO Kelly/Peverley duo riding with Chris "The Milkman's Son" Bourque. If Spooner plays, as I hope, I'd peg Soderberg and Spooner for low-to-mid 30s based on their play in other leagues - cut by decrease in ice time - and cross my fingers that Kelly's done paying the regression piper for his contract year and can flirt with his customary 25+.
|2013 Stats
|Boston (Lg. Rank)
|Points/82 Games
|195.9 (5th)
|Goal Differential
|+22 (4th)
|Corsi Tied
|54.0% (6th)
|5v5 Shot %
|7.31% (23rd)
|5v5 Save %
|.932 (5th)
|100.5 (14th)
Boston likely deserved a better fate. They were a top-five team in goal differential and still didn't manage to win their division, coming in just behind Montreal. Still, their excellent possession numbers carried through to the playoffs and they became a popular upset pick by Statties to beat the Penguins.
Numbers via NHL.com and Hockey Analysis.
The Bruins interest me, in the sense that they looked at their offseason both from the perspective of a contender that went to the finals, and as a team that was a minute away from a first round exit. A mixture of pats on the back and "fire everybody" was needed, and it's safe to say they're a scarier team this year than they perhaps even the 2011 Cup Winning Roster.
Jarome Iginla, while not the player he used to be, definitely has plenty of gas in the tank, and something to prove. While Tyler Seguin may develop into the star player that he was hyped up to be; the Bruins are in a situation where acquisition Loui Eriksson fits their blueprint much more.
As crazy as it sounds, my biggest concern for them would be goaltending. Tuukka Rask is dominant and can problably take on a full workload, but has never played more than 45 games in a season. If he gets hurt or tired, I'm not sold on Chad Johnson being able to fill in more than once in a blue moon.
This probably won't be an issue though, and odds are the Bruins make another push deep into the playoffs.
Still one of the NHL's elite teams. I don't think you can find a team with a better No. 1 centre, better No. 1 defenceman and better No. 1 goaltender in the league than the three-headed monster of Patrice Bergeron, Zdeno Chara and Tuukka Rask. Even after dealing Tyler Seguin, the top-flight forward talent is outstanding, and they'll still be able to pack the third and fourth lines with speedy, offensive players. They're surprisingly smaller than you'd think.
The problem lies on defensive depth and they are going to need a lot of rookies to maintain their level of play from the postseason. While Andrew Ference had poor possession numbers with the Bruins, they were a worse defensive team when he was out of the lineup. Because of the way Claude Julien rotated his defence he often found himself on his non-natural side of the ice, where he had difficulty maintaining the high possession standards of the Bruins. Hamilton was often a scratch last year and it wasn't until late that Bartkowski came up and then Krug in the playoffs. If the Bruins have a weakness, it's going to be exploited by a team with multiple scoring lines. Chara can only handle so many minutes these days.
The Bruins got fewer first place votes than Detroit, but because Servo was so clever, he ranked the Wings fourth on his ballot:
Popular second place pick everywhere except Montreal, oddly-enough.
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3 - Ottawa Senators
4 - Montreal Canadiens
5 - Toronto Maple Leafs
6 - Tampa Bay Lightning
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Skip to comments.Reid Statement On Affordable Care Act
Posted on 11/14/2013 4:51:33 PM PST by mdittmar
Washington, D.C. Nevada Senator Harry Reid issued the following statement regarding President Obamas fix to the Affordable Care Act:
Today we saw a clear contrast: Democrats are working to fix and improve the Affordable Care Act, while Republicans still want to go back to the days when insurance companies could deny people coverage for pre-existing conditions, treat being a woman as a pre-existing condition, and watch health care costs drive families into bankruptcy. The fix proposed by President Obama today is an important step towards addressing a problem that has arisen and if we need to do more, we will.
Republicans should stop listening to the extremist voices in their party who only want to repeal the benefits of the Affordable Care Act. Whenever Republicans decide to stop rooting for failure, roll up their sleeves and get to work, we stand ready and willing to work with them and find common ground.
It is the poor judgement and bad decisions of Democrats that wrote the bill, Harry...
Harry Reid is another co-conspirator like Nancy Pelosi that will sing this tune right up to the hangman's noose.
As I recall, republicans were shut out of most of the planning on this bill.
Harry is a LIAR just like the rest of the bastards hope he chokes on his lies.
Harry Reid, master of propaganda!
"treat being a woman as a pre-existing condition"
We'll, some of them are...Nancy Pelosi is a fine example.
treat being a woman as a pre-existing condition
Another cowardly lie by Harry Roid.
a) Insurance companies run their business using statistics
b) Fair insurance rates make the high-users of medical care pay more. It's all statistics.
It's well-documented that women used medical services FAR MORE than men and thus it is predictable that a woman is more likely to cost "the pool" of insured people more money.
Since Harry Roid doesn't understand the private sector, he doesn't get this.
What a petulant naive child he is.
i hope he chokes on a rope.
Dear Harry,
We never boarded the Titanic so why should we (how would we?) plug the gaping gash in it after it hit the ice berg we repeatedly warned you about?
No-one has read it all yet - so maybe there is some coverage in dealing with pedophilia included in there he may need also. ;)
i know it's hyperbole but seriously what insurance plan treats women as if they havea pre-existing condition if they don't reallyhave one?
if it's different rates for different procedure coverages between men and women, then harry, you better start bitching about car insurance and life insurance screwing guys foir being guys.
That will work too.
The metaphysical question is, are "pre-existing" conditions "pre-owned" "pro-actively"?
Harry Reid is such a liar. Like telling everyone he is a boxer (when he was in high school he forgot to say!).
Does anyone really read his CRAP?
But when the law was being debated, they refused to include Republicans nor their ideas into the discussion. They were excluded completely. But now they want to have the republicans work with them fixing a democrat disaster.
"We know you didn't want or vote for this rape, but now that we won and it's happening to you, the least you could do is join in and try to make it work."
Remember when we had record players,and an old record would stick and keep repeating things over and over?? That is Harry Reid.
"Democrats are working to fix and improve the Affordable Care Act"
Ted Cruz tried to do that before this thing became a huge Clusterphuck Harry, but you guys shut down the Government to prevent what Obama just did, Postponement.
Am I dreaming here, or didn't Obama propose exactly what Reid claims Republicans want - for people to be able to keep their pre-Obamacare policies? Man, you just can't make this tom foolery up.
We're Democrats and we believe that if at first you don't succeed, fail, fail again.
The Anthem Blue Cross Plan that I had before Medicare had higher rates for women than men until some point in the 60s.
I called and asked if that had to do with maternity benefits, since I no longer needed them, but they said no it had nothing to do with maternity benefits.
Harry Obama Carey strikes again. Never forget that this plan originated in the Senate, so how come it wasn't perfected then could someone please ask him?
This man is a servant of Mordor. A truly hateful, hateful, hateful little man. Didn't pubbies suggest a delay in exchange for raising the debt ceiling? Yes they did.
Didn't Harry little man O'Carey and the Dems shut down the government rather than agree to a delay? Yes they did.
Did he just attack the pubbies cause they now want the delay? Does this mean that they shut down the government just for spite, and to show their power? Yes they did.
Can't the pubbies just tell them that the only way to honor the commitment to let citizens keep their plans and doctors is to repeal O'Carey? Yes they can.
Can't they "fix" the so called problems without hurting all the people who already have insurance. Yes they can, but there is no way on God's green earth that they can do it and keep Obama Carey.
Lord help us all. Please deliver us from the evil of Fedzilla. I pray for the salvation and restoration of our Republic.
They were proud of it two weeks before the roll out. They were saying the republicans would be taking credit for it.
it might be based on longevity rates, they live longer and may have more long term problems/payouts. who knows.
all i know is libtards only care about this when it seems/appears women are paying more than men, and they generally don't care if it's because of genuine differences in coverage, or not.
Well, I am sure it's based on some statistical situation, I just don't know what. It reversed somewhere in the 60s with men paying more than women after that.
Libs have no clue about economics, business, or how insurance has to work to stay in business. Nor do they care. They just know how they "feel". It's all emotion and no logic, as far as I can tell.
"Another cowardly lie by Harry Roid.
a) Insurance companies run their business using statistics
b) Fair insurance rates make the high-users of medical care pay more. Its all statistics"
male life insurance rates are higher than females.
Dingy Harry is carrying Obama's stagnant water - makes one wonder if he and Reggie Love are competitors for Obama's affections...
Democrats trying to fix HUACA (Hussein's Un-Affordable Care Act) are like the Democrat Klansmen trying to fix the lynching noose when it gets tangled up.
Some things are best left broken and abandoned.
EVERYTHING President Muhammad Al-Obama DOES is illegal.
The above and the idiotic requirement that 26 year olds be covered by their parents' policies are THE death of insurance companies since it's obvious so few want Fedgov healthcare of even State healthcare. Don't even need to discuss the Medicare/Medicaid issues, nor the lies about keeping your Doctor and plans. The fact that you can get "insurance" AFTER you're diagnosed with a disease is the death knell of insurance. It doesn't even equate in Websters.
All were correct. This debacle was designed to fail from the start. Fortunately, every day many are seeing how Fedgov intrusion is costing them and could kill them. If the idiot Pubbies will just distance them from this disaster, it may wake up a lot of LIV's. Seems too be doing just that in a small way. Give it time, this monstrosity will die of it's own weight. There is no fix to it. Obama, Reid, Pelosi, and all the Democrats will go down in history as trying to ruin the best medical system.
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The government doesn't want Emerson Begolly, the 21-year-old former Penn State student who allegedly bit two FBI agents in the parking lot of a Burger King when they tried to question him about apparent pro-jihad messages he posted online, released.
Especially not to his father, federal prosecutors argued, who dressed him up as a Nazi as a kid, allowed him to roam around his farm with an AK-47 and said Begolly's reported authorship of anti-Semitic poems meant he was "just going through a phase."
Nor should he be sent to a halfway house called the Renewal Center in Pennsylvania from which Begolly could escape at any time, the prosecution argued in its appeal of a judge's decision to release Begolly.
Begolly had an AK-47 that he purchased at Dunham's Sporting Goods in Natrona Heights, Penn., the government said. That makes him a danger to the community, and the father's reason for him having that weapon wasn't cutting it for the feds.
"By way of explanation, defendant's father offered that, on occasion, defendant would encounter stray animals on his father's 100 acre farm, necessitating the need for his AK-47," U.S. Attorney David J. Hickton and Assistant U.S. Attorney Margaret E. Picking wrote on behalf of the government. "We respectfully submit that one does not use an AK-47 assault rifle to fend off a stray animal."
On top of the evidence presented at trial "the government is prepared to offer additional evidence of the defendant's danger to the community" that wasn't available at his detention hearing, the federal prosecutors tell an appeal court.
So far, the federal government's underlying case hasn't been revealed, but it's clear the FBI agents were questioning Begolly about the postings that several groups that track Islamic extremists online say he wrote under the name Alshashanni.
Pickling, the federal prosecutor, said in court last week that she'd "reviewed a number of public source information, I guess we would call them Internet posts, in which people describe Alshashedi as the Defendant, Emerson Begolly." She could only base what she said in court on publicly available information.
Here's a song praising a suicide bomber that one terrorism monitoring website says Begolly posted:
But the story gets even more complex. According to defense testimony at the hearing, one of the FBI agents who says he was bitten, Bradley W. Orsini, reportedly had an unspecified prior relationship with Begolly's mother — who Begolly's federal defender claims is an alcoholic with mental health issues of her own. And, back in Sept. 2001, Orsini was disciplined with a demotion and a 30-day suspension without pay because the FBI said he had an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate; made improper vulgar and sexual comments; threatened a subordinate with violence and improperly documented the seizure of a weapon and ammunition from a search, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette said.
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Huntington - Helen June Phelps, 88, died April 14, 2008 in Huntington, Utah. She was born June 6, 1919 to Victor LeRoy and Marie Hansen Ungerman.
June was raised in Huntington where she attended and graduated from North Emery High School. Upon graduation, she moved to Salt Lake City where she spent much of her life. She also lived a number of years in California. She was married twice and had one daughter.
Upon the death of her sister-in-law, she retired to take care of her brother Reid until his death. She then moved back to Huntington to take care of her sister, Beulah McElprang, until her death.
Some of her hobbies and interests were reading, writing stories, poems, and she loved crossword puzzles. She was a very brilliant lady and still had a wonderful memory until the time of her death. For the last seven years, June lived by herself with the help of her niece, Carol.
June is survived by her daughter, Mickey (Greg) Van Orman of California, four grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents, six brothers, and three sisters.
Funeral services were on Friday, April 18, 2008 at 11 a.m. at the Huntington LDS First Ward Chapel. A viewing was held Friday, April 18, 2008 from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the church prior to the services. Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
EAST CARBON- Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, Robert Bevere Eckright, age 98, passed away April 17, 2008 in Price.
He was born Feb. 8, 1910 in Republic, Wash. to Clarence Bullis and Nellie Catherine Hooker.
Married Florence Jones Aug. 21, 1955 in Chehalis, Wash.
Robert Eckright was baptized into the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Granger, Wash. when he was 17. He spent much time during his life sharing the Bible with others. He helped to build the Coolee Dam, worked as a machinist in the Bremerton Navy Yard, drove tractors, combines, and was a truck driver. He worked for the Sun Advocate, UDOT plowing snow, and as sign man for a road construction crew.
Survived by his wife, Florence Eckright, Sunnyside; one son and six daughters, Eberle (Cheryl) Eckright, Snowflake, Ariz.; Karen (Kevin) Pires, Ooltewah, Tenn.; Teresa Ernst, Douglasville, Ga.; Joyce (Joel) Meyer, Seale, Ala.; Nadyne Wallace, Pendelton, Ore.; Mildred White, Moses Lake, Wash.; Florence Lutcavich, Ibera, Mo.; sister, Emma Jordan, Yakima, Wash.
Preceded in death by his parents, an infant son named Milton Eckright, brothers, Leonard Bullis and Oliver Steward.
Funeral service, was held Monday, April 21, 2008, 11 a.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Sunday evening from 5-6 p.m. and Monday one hour prior to service. Interment, Wellington City Cemetery.
EAST CARBON -"Uncle George" Starzel , age 87, passed away April 17, 2008 in Price.
He was born Jan. 18, 1921 in Rouse, Colo. to Ludwik and Pauline Banck Starzel.
Longtime resident of East Carbon. Served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
George loved to fish, hunt, dance, sing and play the harmonica. He was a loving and happy person who loved family get-togethers and will be dearly missed by all.
Survived by sister, Mary Vincent, Duncan, Ariz.; nieces and nephews, Betty Jo Franco, and her son, Frank; Louie (Michelle) Starzel, and son Louie Jr.; Doris Van Gerven, and her son Chad; Annette (Jacques) Van Liere; all of East Carbon; and many other loving great-nieces and nephews and dear friends.
Preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Walter, Johnny and Joe Starzel; special sister-in-law, Joyce Starzel.
Funeral Mass Wednesday, April 23, 2008, 10 a.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church, East Carbon. Vigil service Tuesday evening 7 p.m. at the church in East Carbon. Family will be at the church Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service Price City Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
ORANGEVILLE�Harold Edgar Sitterud, age 85, returned to his Heavenly Father on Wednesday, April 16, 2008, in Provo, Utah. Harold was born on Nov. 4, 1922 in Kenilworth, Utah to John Edgar and Nora Hawks Sitterud. He married Roxie Majors on Jan. 5, 1944, their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on June 12, 1945.
Harold joined the United States Army in 1943 and served his country during World War II. Harold was an active member of the LDS church, and served in many capacities, including, ward clerk and gospel doctrine teacher. He served as a temple worker with is wife Roxie in the Ogden LDS Temple for many years. He worked as a miner for many years in Emery County. He also worked for the Department of Defense for more than 35 years as a computer operator.
Harold enjoyed hunting, fishing and being in the outdoors in his younger years, and those that knew him could attest to the fact that he always had a sweet tooth.
He will be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, who loved his family. Harold always had a smile on his face and loved to share his fun loving personality with everyone.
Harold is survived by his wife, Roxie of Orangeville; children: Michael (Anne) Sitterud of Orangeville, Harold B. Sitterud of Ogden, and Phil (Bonie) Sitterud of Hooper; two sisters: LaRee Brown and Marilyn (Lavoy) Hardee, both of Orangeville; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
The family would like to express a special thanks to the Miner family for all for the loving care that has been given.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister Norma Wilde.
Graveside services will be Tuesday, April 22, 2008 at 2 p.m. at the Orangeville City Cemetery, with military honors provided by the American Legion of Orangeville. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
WELLINGTON�Dwane "Pinky" Nelson, age 83, passed away April 18, 2008 at his home in Wellington, Utah. Pinky was born on Dec. 1, 1924 in Emery, Utah to Clarence and Elisabeth Jorgensen Nelson. He married Lola J. Erickson on March 27, 1948. Their marriage was later solemnized on Oct. 31, 1987 in the Manti LDS Temple.
Pinky served his country during World War II in the U.S. Navy. He worked as an electrician for many years for Plateau Mining before retiring. Pinky and Lola spent their winters in the South for 10 years after his retirement.
Pinky was an active member of the LDS church and served in many capacities including High Priesthood Group leader. He was an avid camper who loved to fish and hunt. He also loved to read, especially about history. Pinky found the secret to golf. He just wished he had discovered it when he was younger. But the thing Pinky loved most of all was being with his family and friends.
The family wishes to thank Dwane's dialysis family whose loving care and friendship gave us five bonus years with him.
Pinky is survived by his wife of 60 years, Lola; two children: Chris (Laurie) Nelson of Price and Julie (Doug) Ehler of Elmo; two sisters: Renae Hill and Beth Barnier; five grandchildren: Greg (Amanda) Nelson, Ryan Nelson, Jared Buck Ehler, Will (Amber) Ehler, and Cara (Bud) Jenkins; and seven great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Twila Barnes.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, April 23, 2008 at 11 a.m. at the Wellington LDS First and Fourth Ward Chapel (50 North 100 East). A viewing will be held Tuesday, April 22, 2008 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price (680 East 100 South) and Wednesday one hour prior to the services at the church. Interment will be in the Wellington City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the LDS Missionary fund or the U of U Dialysis Center (230 North Hospital Drive - Price, Utah).
Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
Brian Keith Pritt, 41, of Price, Utah, passed away April 14, 2008 in Price, Utah.
Brian was born June 10, 1966 in Cowen, W.V. to Paul Newhouse and Marlene Pritt. The family soon moved to Idaho and settled in Nampa where Brian helped his mom take care of his brothers and sisters. He was always the big brother and rock of the family.
At an early age Brian started work and found his calling working in Alaska as a logger. He also logged in many places throughout the Northwest. The last four years Brian worked in the coal mines in Price, Utah.
Brian loved the outdoors, he was always active, never sitting still. He played and worked hard. He was an avid fisherman and hunter and loved exploring the remote locations of the Owyhee Mountains.
Brian was loved by his family, he treated his nieces and nephews like his own children. He was very proud of his children and nieces and nephews. He leaves a big hole in everyone's heart and will be greatly missed. T.B.F.T.S.E.
Brian's family would like to extend their thanks to the community of Price, Utah who have helped with support and understanding. Sincere thoughts and prayers will always be with the families of the lost miners, Brian's friends and coworkers.
Brian was preceded in death by three cousins, Shelva Hicks, Rhonda Pena and Shantall Driskill.
Brian is survived by his children, Nathan Cole Pritt, Price, Utah, Cody Morgan Pritt, Price, Utah; his mother, Marlene Harris; father, Paul Newhouse, West Virginia; brothers, Terry Pritt, Buhl, Idaho, Kevin Harris, Buhl, Idaho; sisters, Brenda Childers, LaPine, Ore., Mary Daniel, Buhl, Idaho, Goldie Harris, Buhl, Idaho, Rita Harris, Buhl, Idaho; brother-in-law, Danny Childers; aunt, Larstene Donaldson, Nampa, Idaho, numerous, nieces, nephews and cousins in Buhl and Nampa.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m., Thursday, April 24, 2008 at Farmer Funeral Chapel, 130 North Avenue N. in Buhl, Idaho. Local arrangements were entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
HUNTINGTON-Don Stream, age 81, passed away April 16, 2008 at the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center in Ferron, Utah.
He was born July 17, 1926 in Portland, Ore. to George Cooke Champlin and Irma Louise Adams. He was later raised by his mother and step-father, Stewart Wayne Stream in the Bellevue and Seattle areas of Washington.
Don enlisted in the U.S. Navy V-12 Program after high school at the age of 16 and was a commissioned officer at the age of 19, rank of Ensign in the U.S. Navy. Prior to completing the V-12 program and receiving his commission, WWII ended and he served a number of years in the Reserves, as a Lieutenant J.G.
While in the V-12 program, he completed his bachelors degree in Aeronautical Engineering at the University of Washington. He was later employed by companies such as Boeing, and McDonnell Douglas, among others. Some of the projects he worked on were the B-52 Bomber and several Apollo Space Missions.
He is survived by a brother, Robert Stream (Mary) of Fort Meyers, Fla.; children, Steve (Carol Ann) Stream of Huntington, Utah; Gaile (Gavin) Gifford of Toledo, Wash.; Donna (Tom) Driggers of Mt. Pleasant, Texas; Suzy Stream of Las Vegas, Nev.; Chuck Stream of Hollywood, Calif.; stepchildren, Gary Manchester of Panama City, Fla.; Jerry (Lois) McWilliams of Temecula, Calif.; JoAnn (Tom) Jaeger of Norco, Calif.; 28 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
A viewing was held April 19, 2008 from 12-2 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary, 720 North Center, Castle Dale, Utah 84513. Graveside service on April 19 at 3 p.m. at Huntington Cemetery, Huntington, Utah.
Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE - Norman Dale Larsen graduated from this life on April 20, 2008. He was born Oct. 7, 1930 in Spring Canyon to Norman and Ethel Fletcher Larsen. He married Peggy Banner Oct. 8, 1953 in the Manti LDS Temple (later deceased). Norm married Carol Hains Williams June 10, 1978 in the Provo LDS Temple.
Norm, or Dale as he was known to his family, was raised in the coal camps of Carbon County. He graduated from Spanish Fork High School. He received his Bachelor of Science and Master degrees from Brigham Young University. Norm served in various callings including bishop, and stake clerk in the LDS church and fulfilled a fulltime mission with Carol in Norman, Okla. Together they served for five years as ordinance workers in the Manti LDS Temple.
Norm's passion was education. He shared this passion with the hundreds of students who passed through his math and chemistry classes at the College of Eastern Utah where he taught for43 years. He showed his appreciation for life through his enjoyment of family, bird hunting, fishing, and gardening.
He is survived by his loving and devoted wife, Carol and children: Jan (Dave) Cox of Price; Scott (Glenda) Williams of Nephi; Ben (Jodi) Williams of Garden City, Kan.; Lynn Hunt of Price; Greg (Kelly) Williams of West Jordan; John (Ruth) Williams of Laramie, Wyo.; Kirk (Michele) Williams of Henderson, Nev.; and Troy (Jan) Miller of Logan. His legacy includes 37 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren, brother, Jim (Peggy) Larsen of Spanish Fork; and sister, Carol Ann (Nick) Castleton of Eureka.
Preceded in death by his wife Peggy and son Dale.
Funeral Services will be Thursday, April 24, 2008 at 11 a.m. at the Price Fourth Ward Chapel (545 East 400 North). Viewing will be Wednesday, April 23, 2008 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary (680 East 100 South - Price, Utah) and one hour prior to the service at the church.
Special thanks to Dr. David Nichols, Dr. Sterling Potter, the nurses, and staff at Castleview Hospital and Parkdale Care Center.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the College of Eastern Utah, Norman Dale Larsen Scholarship Fund.


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HELPER-Our beloved wife, Mom and grandma, Shirley Ann Karr Tomsic, age 81, passed away peacefully at home on Feb. 16, 2011, surrounded by her loving family and into the waiting arms of her sweetheart. She was born May 28, 1929 in Royalton, Ill. to Archie Edward and Vera Lee Russell Karr. Moved to Carbon County in 1953 and met the love of her life, Ken Tomsic. They married on Nov. 1, 1953 after a whirlwind three-week romance when he asked her if she would "go to Las Vegas in the clothes she had on."
From a very young age, one of her greatest joys came from singing, on the radio and at community functions by age 5. She prided herself on her ability to play the piano "by ear", was the church pianist for years, and especially loved religious hymns and honky tonk music and grew up harmonizing with her Mother at church, and also shared her gift with family and friends at many gatherings-wherever there was a piano, people begged her to perform. She was our "American Idol."
Mom always took great pride in her appearance, her snow white "up do" her trademark, always all dolled up in beautiful outfits and jewelry.
A fabulous cook, never using a recipe, always cooking by taste, she was able to blend the spice of Dad's Italian with the flavors of her southern upbringing, much to the delight of all.
In her younger years, she was very active in the community, involved in PTA, political campaigns and various community service projects. Mom was always an advocate for the underdog. Never afraid of hard work, she held many jobs, from working in a sewing factory to waitressing, to managing the Helper Gas-O-Rama for 10 years, all so her family could have a better life.
Survived by two sons and four daughters; Gary (Renate) Tomsic, Lana (David) Phelps, Kendra Tomsic (Kathy Howa), Carol Jensen, Kyle (Melanie) Tomsic, Gina Tomsic (Joe Ori); eight grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband of 48 years, Ken; parents; and brothers Donald and Jerry.
Special thanks to Dr. Sterling Potter, Angi Faucett and CNS staff, and Dr. John Ward and Rosemary Conder and staff at the Huntsman Cancer Foundation, all of whom gave loving care to our Mom. Thanks also to Mom's many friends and neighbors on Third Avenue for 57 years of sharing the good and bad times-she loved you.
We lifted you up with broken hearts, you were our Mother, you were our rock, we love you and you will be with us always.
Funeral service Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, Price. The family was at Mitchell's Friday evening, 6-8 p.m. and Saturday one hour prior to service. Interment Mountain View Cemetery, Helper.
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Wesley Ruane Law, age 82, passed away peacefully in his home in Orangeville, Utah surrounded by family members on June 5, 2011, after a valiant battle with Parkinson's Disease. He was born April 27, 1929 in MacLean, Carbon, Utah to Guy Wesley Law and Vada Worthen. He was the oldest of four children. His sister was Ruby Mae and his brothers are Sherald of Price and Lamont of Orangeville.
Wes graduated from South Emery High School. He served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Northern California. Following his missionary service he served his country in the army during the Korean War.
He attended Brigham Young University and graduated from there with a Bachelors and Masters Degree. While at BYU he met and married Joyce Johnson from Harlem, Mont. They were sealed in the Idaho Falls Temple on Aug. 6, 1956. They have six children: Lorie (Gary) Lemmons of South Jordan, Utah; Dallin (Janice) of Gilbert, Ariz.; Sandra (Doug) Huntington of Orangeville, Utah; David (Shirlene) of Roosevelt, Utah; Wendi (Bob) Berger of Grand Blanc, Mich. and Steven of Salt Lake City, Utah. He loved and was so proud of their 24 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Wes taught seminary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for 33 years. His first four years he taught in Ogden, Utah - one year at Ben Lomond High School and three years at the State Industrial School. He taught 29 years at Emery County High School, San Rafael Junior High School and Canyon View Junior High School. He loved teaching the gospel and loved the kids he taught.
He served in a bishopric at BYU and in Ogden. He was a counselor in the Emery Stake Presidency, then was stake president of Castle Dale Utah Stake. He served as a patriarch in Castle Dale Utah Stake. He has touched many lives in Emery County teaching people in seminary for 29 years, then being their stake president, then giving their children patriarchal blessings. Wes will be remembered for his genuine love and concern for people and for his sense of humor.
After retirement he served with his wife, Joyce, on three missions for the LDS Church - one in Argentina, Buenos Aires South; the second in India, Bangalore; and the third in Philippines, San Pablo.
Wes' greatest enjoyment after the Church, family and teach was farming. At age 82 he was still feeding a few cows.
A viewing will be held Wednesday, June 8 at 6-8:00 p.m. at Heritage Funeral Home at 620 North Main Street, Huntington, Utah. The funeral will be Thursday, June 9 at 11 a.m. at the Orangeville Second Ward Chapel at 45 West 100 South in Orangeville, Utah. A viewing prior to the funeral will be held from 9-10:30 a.m.
In lieu of flowers the family would encourage donations to the LDS Missionary Fund or Perpetual Education Fund.


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Skip to comments.Infecting Patients With Worms 'Could Hold Key To Treating Asthma'
Posted on 01/28/2009 7:39:48 PM PST by Steelfish
Infecting patients with worms 'could hold key to treating asthma'
Infecting patients with worms could hold the key to treating asthma and other conditions on the rise because of the modern obsession with cleanliness, scientists believe.
By Kate Devlin 28 Jan 2009
Researchers are testing whether parasitic worms can stimulate patients' immune systems to fight illnesses.
The worms have been all but eliminated from humans in developed countries, because of an increased emphasis on hygiene.
But experts believe their absence could be one of the reasons why some illnesses, including asthma and diabetes, are increasingly prevalent.
A trial by scientists at Nottingham University is testing whether infecting asthma sufferers with hookworms, by placing them on the patient's skin and allowing them to burrow their way into the body, can ease their symptoms.
American researchers are also attempting to replicate the results of an Argentinian study which showed that infecting multiple sclerosis sufferers with parasites slowed the progression of the condition.
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
What? From this link...it seems as tho the hookworm infection may emulate the symptoms of asthma:
Or conversely, in undeveloped countries those who are predisposed to asthma could have a tendency of dying out - not from asthma per se, but from any number of other diseases which are likely to afflict those with weaker constitutions.
Theodoric, Barber of York used to do wonders with leeches.
Helminthic therapy.
"Could hold key......"
and if it doesn't, what? You're full of worms?
The mention of using pig whipworms was based on German research. Pig whipworms can only live in the human body for a couple of weeks, and so were ideal to work with, and had good results.
Importantly, using hookworm for severe asthma only seems to work as long as the infection is maintained, so in past, those individuals that used the treatment had to breed their own hookworms and reinfect themselves at intervals. Hookworms are more dangerous than whipworms, especially to children, because they may cause anemia.
Hookworm used to be endemic the the southern US, but was generally wiped out by the wearing of shoes, and the use of latrines. Several species are still around in the world, and are carried by dogs and cats. In the developing world, there has been considerable effort to wipe it out.
There is considerable potential for research, as over 100 different types of worms are known to infest humans.
They are case studying this in the treatment of Celiac Disease as well in Europe. (My kids have C.D. It's an auto-immune disease too) But no - I won't let them get worms!
I'm fairly convinced (though only anecdotal evidence) that asthma is more prevalent in households that are cleaned by neat freaks. Friends that grew up in sterile houses all have asthma. Friends and I who grew up in dusty houses that maybe got windex/lisoled once a month if we were lucky don't have asthma.
Dr. Joel Weinstock of the University of Iowa did some amazing research in this area.
It will be interesting to read and hear the 'small print', 'fast talking' about the side affects... sometimes similar to or worse than what the intended ailment was!
Reminds me of this cure.
My arm hurts.
We'll break your leg.
How will that help.
You won't feel the pain in your arm.
I've noticed the same thing. It seems that not only are their immune systems not developed to handle natural toxins but they are also bombarded with cleaning chemicals, which are toxic. A double whammy.
Hey, I'm not a clean freak when it comes to housecleaning. But I'd have to be dead before I'd deliberately let someone infect me with worms.
Another neat treatment involves using maggots to clean wounds. Highly effective against gangrene. The maggots eat only the decaying flesh, leaving the healthy flesh to heal.
Good ol' maggots. Our little friends.
I knew a family who came from an extremely spotless house and almost everything almost killed them.
I dunno about the asthma, my granddaughter has grown up in a dusty house, she's had pigs, dogs, cats, goats, horses and when she turned 13 started up with the asthma. She's allergic to all animals and she loves them.
She has ended up with a hamster,she is allergic to him but she just holds him in her hands and then washes them immediately. Her brother cleans the cage and he lives in her brother's room.
I have asthma and I much prefer asthma to any worm infestation, thank you very much.!
I've read that there is a higher incidence of asthma among people who as kids grew up with cigarette smoke.
And the clean thing - it's probably the toxic cleaners, not the absence of dirt. Practically all cleaners have perfumes that are really nasty; and bleach which many people clean with and is in other cleaners damages the lungs, especially childrens'. Automatic dishwasher detergent, Ajax and Comet, all kinds of toilet cleaners etc have bleach in them.
I am sure it is the cleaners themselves.
I have asthma, and I can assure you that I did not grow up in a sterile household. Neither did my husband, who also has asthma.
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As part of the the WebSpace Server 10 release, Ed Ort (from java.sun.com) and I sat down to do a deep dive webcast for GlassFish WebSpace Server. Parts 1 and 2 were originally published a few weeks ago. Now, parts 3 and 4 are now available and cover development tooling, and end user social collaboration techniques.


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Genesis 4:16-26
Then Cain went away from the presence of the LORD, and dwelt in the land of Nod, east of Eden. Cain knew his wife, and she conceived and bore Enoch; and he built a city, and called the name of the city after the name of his son, Enoch. To Enoch was born Irad; and Irad was the father of Mehujael, and Mehujael the father of Methushael, and Methushael the father of Lamech. And Lamech took two wives; the name of the one was Adah, and the name of the other Zillah. Adah bore Jabal; he was the father of those who dwell in tents and have cattle. His brother's name was Jubal; he was the father of all those who play the lyre and pipe. Zillah bore Tubalcain; he was the forger of all instruments of bronze and iron. The sister of Tubalcain was Naamah. Lamech said to his wives: "Adah and Zillah, hear my voice; you wives of Lamech, hearken to what I say: I have slain a man for wounding me, a young man for striking me. If Cain is avenged sevenfold, truly Lamech seventy-sevenfold."
And Adam knew his wife again, and she bore a son and called his name Seth, for she said, "God has appointed for me another child instead of Abel, for Cain slew him." To Seth also a son was born, and he called his name Enosh. At that time men began to call upon the name of the LORD.
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Alien Planet DVD
What if there was another planet like earth? Based on the theories of Stephen Hawking, J. Craig Ventor, Michio Kaku, David Moriarty, and other brilliant scientific minds, the Discovery Channel special "Alien Planet" (2007) sends a pair of robots to Darwin IV, a planet 6.5 lights years from earth with an ecosystem similar to our own. The robots find a planet teeming with life unlike anything weve ever seen before in this speculative documentary.
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it was nice to see again kaguya kimimaro, it's sad that he is dead.
the song that came when sasuke and juugo were clashing was pretty epic
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i really like how jugo laughs, sounds cool
I thought the episode was alright, i just cant wait for "the fight" thats coming up =) Hopefully there wont be any gay fillers before it =)
~Hatake kakashi, The leagendary copy ninja
Lol there will be aFiller! we will see Sasuke vs you know who
And Then Maby kakashi's gaiden!
I don't know what they are thinking with dragging out these recruiting episodes.. and airing fillers. Aren't they like, a 100 chapters behind?
Greatly exaggerated, but you get my point.
They are a decent amount of chapters behind so making fillers would suck. Unlike Bleach where bleach anime is extremely close to the manga so they had to put some fillers in.


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Chorionic Villus Sampling
Chorionic Villus Sampling, or CVS, is a prenatal screening test used to detect chromosomal abnormalities, such as Down Syndrome, and inherited diseases, such as Tay-Sachs and hemophilia; however, it cannot detect neural tube defects such as spina bifida or anencephaly. Many women opt to have this test because it can be performed earlier than amniocentesis and the results are available much more quickly.
CVS is generally performed between the 9th and 14th week of pregnancy and analyzes the genetic makeup of cells taken from the tiny finger-like projections on the placenta called chorionic villi. Depending on where your placenta is attached to your uterus, your doctor will perform either a transcervical or a transabdominal CVS. For a transcervical CVS, which is more common, your doctor will clean your vagina and cervix with an antiseptic and then thread a catheter through your cervix and, using an ultrasound to guide the catheter, will withdraw a sample of the chorionic villi. For a transabdominal CVS, your doctor will numb a spot on your abdomen and insert a long needle through your skin, muscle, and uterine wall to extract a sample. If your blood is Rh-negative, you will receive a shot of Rh immunoglobulin after the CVS (unless the baby's father is Rh-negative too) because it's possible that your baby's blood mixed with yours during the procedure.
The test takes only a few minutes and is relatively painless - most women compare it to a pap smear in discomfort. You'll need to take it easy after the test and abstain from strenuous physical activity, sex, and exercise for three days. You may experience some cramping and light bleeding afterward, which is normal; but if you notice any fluid leaking from your vagina or you have a fever, call your doctor immediately.
The cells extracted during the CVS are allowed to reproduce for a week or two and are then tested for chromosomal abnormalities. Results are available in seven to ten days, although some labs can give you preliminary results in two days. CVS can detect Down Syndrome and trisomy 18 with 98 to 99 percent accuracy.
There is a risk of miscarriage associated with CVS; however, it is very low - between one in 100 and one in 200. The risk is only slightly higher than that of amniocentesis, mostly due to the naturally higher risk of miscarrying in the first trimester. Amniocentesis can detect neural tube defects and some of the same inherited genetic disorders detected by CVS and can also help your doctor estimate your baby's lung maturity in the third trimester; however, an it cannot be performed until after the 14th week.
You should speak with a genetic counselor to help you decide whether CVS is appropriate for you. Due to its invasive nature and the risk of complications, you may want to have a noninvasive screening test, such as the nuchal translucency test or the first trimester combined screening, before you decide to have CVS.


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David Petraeus' Libya-Bombing Quip Will Break the Ice at Any Party
Defense Secretary Robert Gates is on a trip to Afghanistan, landing in Kabul this morning. Gen. David Petraeus greeted him at the airport and the two immediately engaged in the sort of lighthearted banter you'd expect from two of the country's top military men.
"Welcome back, sir," Petraeus said to Gates. This is Gates' 13th trip to Afghanistan as Secretary of Defense.
The two men began walking.
"You returning to normal, you gonna launch some attacks on Libya or something?" Petreaus joked to Gates.
"Yeah, exactly," Gates joked back.
This is just going to get John McCain's and Joe Lieberman's hopes up again.
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From Thomas Jefferson Encyclopedia
It is unclear if Jefferson ever played billiards. He writes in Thoughts on Lotteries: "...But there are some [games of chance] which produce nothing, and endanger the well-nbeing of the individuals engaged in them, or of others depending on them. Such are games with cards, dice, billiards, etc."[1]
Billiard Table at Monticello
The story goes that Jefferson did not install a billiards table in there because a Virginia law either taxed it or made it a misdemeanor for private residences to do so. You see some reference to billiards and the dome in the 1830s including one by William Waller Hening in The Statutes at Large: "The Second floor contains about fourteen rooms and numerous closets with a large circular Billiard Saloon under the Rotunda with Circular Windows."
However, there is no reference to the dome room being used as a billiards room by Jefferson. In Merrill Peterson's Visitors to Monticello, he states, "...nor was any law banning billiards passed in Virginia, nor did Jefferson intend the dome for billiards, nor was it converted into a ballroom."[2]


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The Looneyspoons Collection! {giveaway!}
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