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Leland Irving: The Best Goalie In Alberta?
Jonathan Willis
February 10 2012 09:08AM
So says his agent, Ritch Winter, via Twitter:
My opinion of best goalie in Alberta - Leland Irving. But he's a client. Better than .940 Sv% outside Bruin gm and points in all other games.
Now, to be fair, Irving is coming off a pretty nice game last night against Phoenix, stopping 33 of 35 shots. Vintage Flame shone the spotlight on the young goaltender in his post-game write-up, making some of the same points that Winter would make this morning:
The first goal he let in wasn't great but he really buckled down and played a solid game. Stopping 34 of 36 shots in his first game since the Boston blow-out, he showed great composure and was steady all night long. Every time Irving steps in the crease he is making it a harder decision for the Flames as to who should be Kiprusoff's back-up. Aside from the Beantown game, even when Leland loses, he manages to get the Flames a point, something Karlsson has hardly been able to do this season. Undoubtedly, Irving is showing he is ready for the NHL and is proving he deserves his shot.
When we look at Irving's five-game stint in Calgary – if we ignore the Bruins game – we see a lot of good things. The game against Phoenix. Forty-five saves against Ottawa. Twenty-nine saves and just one goal allowed against Vancouver. Then, going back to his first appearance against Florida, 39 stops on 41 shots in an overtime loss.
While it's difficult to look at five games and make the leap that Irving is better than Kiprusoff – the leap Winter seems to be making – there's no denying that Irving's done a very good job for the most part when called on. Given that Henrik Karlsson isn't regarded as especially essential and backup goalies are a dime a dozen, there's probably a case to be made that Irving should be the number two guy on the depth chart even if Karlsson were healthy and on the NHL roster. That's a decision the Flames will be forced to make soon.
Irving's performance has to count as a pleasant surprise for the Flames, given that his AHL track record is solid but unspectacular. Kent Wilson, writing about Irving's original call-up, pointed to the bulk of his career work as a reason to keep expectations reasonable:
It will be interesting to see how [Irving] fares, but expectations for the youngster should be muted: his reuslts in the "A" have been good but not great and if he follows the long-path to the NHL (assuming he ever becomes a starter at all), he's probably at least two years away from truly making the leap.
Given that we're talking about five games and studiously overlooking the Boston catastrophe in assessing Irving, I think there's a lot of truth to what Kent said at the time, and I think it applies just as well today. Despite the recent run, there isn't a ton of daylight between Karlsson and Irving career-wise, and with Irving the better long-term prospect, there's also a case for sending him back to Abbotsford.
Personally, I'd be very tempted to risk Karlsson on waivers and hang on to Irving, however. Development is all well and good but the Flames are in a tooth and nail fight for one of the last two spots in the Western Conference playoff race. Irving's hot, and Karlsson's coming back from injury. While we all know that Kiprusoff is going to get the bulk of the starts the rest of the way in any case – as he should, given the season he's having – every point is vital and it's hard to imagine the Flames not going with the option that gives them the best chance to win.
Right now, that option looks like Irving rather than Karlsson.
February 10 2012, 09:38AM
Oh f*** me. Winter is Irving's agent? God I want that guy to just crawl into a hole and leave the NHL alone. He's a frickin' plague. Yes, he's a good agent in the sense that he gets tons of money for his clients, but that's literally all he's good for. There's more to a contract than just the dollar figure, and Winter is one of the guys who's ruining the league.
February 10 2012, 09:42AM
Didn't Winter write something about how Dubnyk is actually the best goalie in the Alberta based on that shot quality stuff?
He's also great a ruining players actual potential careers by pushing his clients in too fast and not giving them enough time to dev properly. As a business man it's in his best interest for the short term, but it's hurting him in the long run.
Also, I think this sums up Ritch Winter pretty well:
nuff said.
February 10 2012, 10:51AM
I think that it's a very fair comment. Over a five game stint he has a .940 save percent (If you take out the Boston Game).
So he's obviously the best goalie in Alberta. I know there are going to be some "math people" who say that you can't just pick and choose whatever stats make your client look the best, or some "common sense people" who point out that with the career Kipper has had, to declare Irving the best in Alberta is ludicrous, and that's without even looking up north at the goalies they have.
Keep fighting the good fight Rich Winter. Never let math or logic stand in the way of you making an ass of yourself. Fight the power!!
@Kent Wilson
he did at that: https://twitter.com/#!/HockeyAgentDad/status/165297654719451137 and http://www.theagentsofchange.com/2012/02/ritch-responds-goalie-analytics.html
also, to the question at hand: hahahahhaahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaahahahhaha NOOOOOOOO.
don't worry, everyone! ritch's got the solution for the flames-all they have to do is trade for brian boucher and then they're playoff bound!
god, what a dumbass.
February 10 2012, 11:14AM
Irving is pretty awesome. Glad he's translated it to the NHL even if in a small sample size.
February 10 2012, 11:17AM
I don't think there's any question the Flames should look at risking Karlsson on waivers.
Leland gives you a better chance to win, period. Now and in the future.
February 10 2012, 11:27AM
i think this guy whispers sweet notings in his clients ears, the problem is they listen and don't stick to the basics of stopping the puck.
February 10 2012, 12:28PM
Interesting article Willis and I have to ask after reading it, do you shave your eyebrows? I'm not judging but based on that picture one has to wonder.
The only discussion about Alberta goalies should be who is 2nd best. Kipper is untouchable. When another goalie is in the MVP talk and Top 5 in the league talk and 300 wins talk, then we'll talk.
I don't think Irving's agent was ever saying he was better than Kipper, that's a leap maybe you are making about his statements..... I feel this was solely directed at his results compared to those of Karlsson. Irving has come a long way but really needed to make that first stop last night and didn't. He will be ready next year so I don't know what all the fuss is about. If anything his agent is just trying to establish an argument that his player is ready for the bigs; which is how he makes his money. And Ritchie is all about making the money.
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My opinion
clearly ritch's opinion
of best goalie in Alberta -
clearly mapping out the location parameters, which would include the flames and oilers
Leland Irving.
clearly not miikka kiprusoff
February 11 2012, 12:52AM
I don't think there's any question the Flames should look at risking Karlsson on waivers.
Leland gives you a better chance to win, period. Now and in the future.
I wouldn't go this far. I agree the Flames need to take a look at what they want to do with this two tenders and make a decision on one, but let's face it. Kipper once again is going to have to play most of the remainder of the games leaving maybe 2 left for whoever is backing up. I say send Irving back down to abbotsford and try to package up Karlsson in the off season for something. There's no point in risking someone grab him for nothing.
February 11 2012, 11:01AM
I would have to agree with Steinberg on this matter. The Flames have stated emphatically that they are going for it. If this is true and given that there are still 3 back-to-back situations in March, then Irving gives them the better shot in those games.
If the belief that there is no playoffs, then yes they are better off sending Irving back to Abbotsford for more playing time and then just ride out the season with Karlsson.
There's no point in risking someone grab him for nothing.
How is this even a risk. What has Karlsson done to warrant another team thinking he is an addition that will make a difference for their team?
February 11 2012, 04:59PM
@Vintage Flame
@ Vintage Flame.
I guess I just believe there are teams that will pick him up at his price and age. Although he hasn't proven anything in this league yet, many teams are desperate for a goaltender. I think with the games remaining for the back up, and where the flames are in the standings today Karlsson is more than capable of covering those games.
I realize Irving has had a good showing so far in the games he has played, but Karlsson has played some decent hockey himself and the team infront of him is giving him no help.


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Well I'm 23, but I don't see how age makes a difference. THe issue isn't what is appropriate, but what is appropriate here. If someone turns on late night (9pm or later) TV, they know there is a good chance of seeing something that might offend them on certain channels (MTV or COmedy Central, as opposed to NBC or Fox Family).
A lot of people defend whatever it is they do (music, TV, movies, etc) with the rhetorical "where are the parents?" nonsense. I think all of us here know from OUR childhoods that even the best parents can't always be around and that things pop up in places non of us expect. Two weeks ago my sister and nine year old nephew were on-line on the Star Wars website and porn popped up in a message board. She didn't see that coming, and was just lucky to be close enough to get rid of it before he really saw anything.
This is a Jets message board, and I don't think people can or should be expected to be prepared for sexually explicit images (even if it is a cartoon, that was still sex). You're new avatar (a woman holding...tomatoes?...near her brests I think) doesn't bother me, as there is nothing overtly dirty about it. It isn't any worse than many jokes in some PG movies anyway.
What about the images of women in signatures? I don't have any problem with any of them, although I DO find the thong one a little bit racy. Still, I don't think there are any that are too bad.
Basically, I don't think we should allow nudity or obviously sexual situations. But it is also Ron's board and he has the final say on what is okay or not, and we all have to respect that.
Posted 28 April 2005 - 04:45 PM
i agree with that and i see what your saying its just we all have a different of opinion of whats Appropriate here. For instance I think the actual picture of the chick in a thong was more offensive being as it's a person actually showing skin not a cartoon implying it. It didn't actually show anything too bad so I didn't think it was but a few people on here did. Everyone on here will have there own opinion about what is appropriate here that's all I'm saying. That's why we need the moderators and site admin to make the final decision. Anyway I did change it then changed it back for a vote. I just seen it and thought it was funny so I put it up there.
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alot of people think that the right wing is out to restrict the 1st amendment in america. it just isn't true. trying to get people to put warning labels on things isn't the same thing as trying to tell them that they cant say something at all. that is what alot of people say that the right wing is trying to do though.
i, for one, dont want to flip on my t.v. and see a bunch of stuff that i really dont like seeing. you can put that kind of thing on cable t.v. everyone should be happy with this. that way gays, for example, get to watch ass lust on hbo and i get to not order hbo ever and i dont have to watch it. everyone is happy. this is just one example. this is how people coexist in this country.
do these people realize that real people do get offended by having to witness some of these things? do they really think that i'm just being a religious nut and i want to oppress them or keep it how it is or whatever they think? people really look at some things and go "great...now i need to get a lobotomy". just because they have given up on a lifestyle that most people call descent doesn't give them the right to expose it to me or my family. i dont have kids but i might someday and they will have the right to walk down the street and not look at some sort of debotchery just like i had that right. you're out of the closet. there's nothing wrong with it, in your eyes. good for you. other people have rights too.
whether its television, advertising, music, movies, video games or the internet there should be a standard or protocol about how to rate all this material. if it's below a certain standard there is nothing uncostitutional with making someone put a warning label on it. as long as it doesn't break any laws you should be able to do what you want to.
there is always the question of who decides the standards or protocols regarding how to rate all this material. i think that in the USA it should be by the people. the people being officials elected or oppointed by elected officials.
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EAST CARBON- Our loving mother and grandmother, Fern Lenore Hunsaker Jones Mecham, age 85, passed away Saturday, April 9, 2011.
She was born and raised in Sunnydell, Idaho on March 29, 1926 to Jennie Hawley and Joseph Hunsaker.
She met and married Lynn "W" Jones in Orangeville, Utah, they had seven children Myrna (Ben) Mead, Thayde (Carol) Jones, Ravenna (Hal) Firth, Joseph, Randy, Kyle and Reggie Jones.
She was blessed with 23 grandchildren, 58 great- grandchildren and 22 great- great-grandchildren.
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She is survived by her children Myrna, Thayde, Ravenna and Kyle; daughter-in-law, Lorie Jones.
Preceded in death by her parents, husbands Lynn "W" Jones and Klell Mecham; sons, Joseph, Reggie and Randy Jones, four sisters and one brother, four grandchildren and one great- granddaughter.
Funeral service, Thursday, April 14, 2011, 12 noon, Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will receive friends Thursday morning from 11-11:45 a.m. Interment, Cleveland City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Fern online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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BURLINGTON, Vt. – Sophomores Drew Philie and Luke Ryder each scored twice as Vermont used a 4-1 scoring edge in the second half to defeat Bryant at home on Saturday afternoon. The Catamounts improve to 3-1 on the year with the victory.
Philie added an assist for the Cats, while Geoff Worley added three points on a goal and two assists as Vermont has now held its opponent to six goals or less in each of its three victories this year.
"I'm proud of the guys today. We struggled a little in the second quarter but came out and responded after halftime," said Vermont head coach Ryan Curtis. "This was a gutsy win against a great team in Bryant. I thought our shooting could have been better, but the guys made the plays they had to when we needed them."
Philie opened the scoring just 1:54 into the contest to give UVM an early 1-0 advantage. The two teams traded goals back and forth for the first six scores of the game as Ryder netted both of his in the first half making it 3-3. The visitors took a 4-3 lead into the intermissoin after Gary Crowley scored with 15 seconds to go in the second quarter.
Worley tied the game up 2:41 into the third on a feed from Philie and then Philie tallied his second of the game to give the Cats a 5-4 lead. The Bulldogs (2-1) tied the score at 5-5 with 7:09 remaining in the contest, but Vermont responded by netting the final two goals of the game.
Senior Kyle Sminkey scored what proved to be the game-winner with 5:09 to go on a feed from freshman Kodie Englehart. Sophomore A.J. Masson wrapped up the scoring with an unassisted tally with only nine seconds left to push the lead to 7-5.
Junior David Barton earned the win in goal for Vermont by making 16 saves, as Bryant outshot the Catamounts 35-28 for the game. Senior Max Gradinger added a game-high eight ground balls for UVM, while senior Tom Frasca was 10-for-16 on faceoff attempts.
The Catamounts return to action on Tuesday when they travel to face top ranked Virginia starting at 7 p.m. The game will be a homecoming for UVM head coach Ryan Curtis who played for the Cavaliers and helped them win the 1999 national championship.
NOTES: Vermont is now 2-0 at home this year … Saturday was the second meeting all-time between the two schools, as Bryant won the first match up 7-4 last season … Vermont entered the game ranked sixth in New England, while Bryant was fourth … Philie was named the America East Player of the Game.


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Chambers and Nettleton are an immensely likeable pair of Northern lasses, full of pizzazz and with an assured, entertaining manner. So why don't I find them funnier?
Their revue-style songs are enjoyable enough, the double-act dynamic of dominant, sarcastic Chambers and dappy but enthusiastic Nettleton is natural and easy, and they seem at home on stage (or, as here, in a dank cave).
But the whole act seems very inconsequential when run out over a whole hour.
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Skip to comments.Anti-Serb Propaganda Misled Americans in '90s
Posted on 03/20/2006 4:20:57 AM PST by Doctor13
AS I SEE IT Section of The Patriot-News,
As someone who has followed and written about the tragic civil war in the Balkans the March 12 headline, "Butcher" Milsoevic dies in jail,": prompted me to write yet another commentary giving the other side of the story.
I am no defender of Slobodan Milsoevic, who died under questionable circumstances, but in my opinion, he was nothing more than a two-bit dictator, and compared to Saddam Hussein, he was a piker. Unlike the treatment Milosevic received at The Hague, you can bet your bottom dollar that everything will be done to make sure Saddam gets a fair trial, and all the medical treatment he needs. Unlike Saddam, Milosevic was being tried in a trumpt-up International War Crimes Tribunal instead of in a court of his own people, whom he betrayed.
From the beginning of the war in Bosnia, the American people were not privy to many stories that would have given some balance to the conflict. In civil wars, all sides do terrible things; but in this war, the mainstream media misled the American people so as to present a favorable side for the Bosnian Muslims, while failing to report the meddling and bungling of U.S. foreign policy during the Clinton administration.
I remember the horrific pictures repeatedly shown on CNN of the two Muslim babies on a bus that had been "killed by a Serb sniper." I would never have known the truth had I not been watching France 2 TV where it showed the funeral of these innocent babies. Officiating at the funeral was a Serbian Orthodox priest. These were not Muslim babies killed by a Serb sniper, but Serbian babies killed by a Muslim sniper. However, for American consumption CNN had cropped the Serbian Orthodox priest from the video so that the American people would continue to believe that the Serbs were guilty.
If the "trusted" CNN lied about that, what else have they lied about?
The media lied about the supposed Trepca Mine atrocity, claiming Serbs had murdered 750 Kosovo Albanians, cut the bodies into little pieces and thrown them into the mine -- and the American people believed. It was Daniel Pearl, later murdered by al-Qaeda terrorists, who exposed the story as a hoax on the front page of The Wall Street Journal on Dec. 31, 1999.
The media also lied about the Markale market place massacre in Sarajevo, a massacre that was self-inflicted by Bosnian Muslim forces and for which NATO bombed the Serbian people. Yossef Bodansky, director of a congressional task force on terrorism, wrote in his book, Offensive in the Balkans, that the explosion at Sarajevo's main market place was a "special charge designed and built with help from Hizbullah experts," and that "This callous self-killing was designed to shock the West, especially sentimental and guillible Washington, to raise the level of Western sympathy for the Bosnian Muslims and further demonize the Serbs so that Western governments would be more supportive of Sarajevo's forcoming aggressive moves, and perhaps even finally intevene militarily."
ALL THE SUFFERING, bloodshed and death in Bosnia might have been averted had it not been for the meddling of our State Department. In The Lisbon Agreement of 1992, all three Bosnian leaders representing the Croats, Muslims and Serbs, endorsed the proposal that the republic be a confereration divided into three ethnic regions. The plan was scuttled when our American ambassador to Yugoslavia advised Alija Izetbegovic, representing the Muslim party of Bosnia, that "if he didn't like it, why sign it?" This doomed an agreement that even the same ambassador later said "wasn't so bad after all."
I leave you with the following quote: "This organized anti-Serb and pro-Muslim propaganda should cause anyone believing in democracy and free press serious concerns. It recalls Hitler's propaganda against the allies in World War II. Facts are twisted and, when convenient, disregarded." -- Yohanan Ramati, director of the Jerusalem Institute for Western Defense.
I leave you with the following quote: "This organized anti-Serb and pro-Muslim propaganda should cause anyone believing in democracy and free press serious concerns. It recalls Hitler's propaganda against the allies in World War II. Facts are twisted and, when convenient, disregarded." -- Yohanan Ramati, director of the Jerusalem Institute for Western Defense.
I have never understood why Clinton acted as he did in Bosnia, favoring the drug running, murdering Muslims.
The American MSM are whores for the democrats. They care not who is hurt by their lies and half truths, just that what they report makes Democrats look good to the American voter. Why this is so is beyond my comprehension.
Clintoon lied and people died.
And no, I am not Bosnian but of Ukrainian Jew decent.
After four weeks of propaganda every night, every morning, and every broadcast, Hillary had the "nice little war" of protecting the innocents, complete with victims in cattle cars being evacuated and unsubstantiated accounts of a 100,000 Muslims killed.
Which never happened either!
If the "trusted" CNN lied about that, what else have they lied about?
I always did think we were on the wrong side in the "Clinton little war"
They can all thank Clinton, Soros and the rest of the Demorat party.
Some day someone is going to write a history of the Clinton Administration move in March 1993 to arm the Balkan Muslims. This was done through the CIA and despite a UN embargo. Its consequence, inter alia, was the failure of the Vance-Waldegrave peace initiative, and the subsequent creation of a Muslim state in Europe.
clinton saw what an Arab (Muslim) oil boycott did to Jimmy Carter. clinton did not want that happening to him.
It also gave him an "evil" enemy to oppose. Cyrillic alphabet = Russia lite. An enemy that was no threat to us.
And the pro Germany elements in his government were always there to push an anti-Serb agenda. Those pesky Serbs, always in the way of the Berlin-Baghdad axis.
Good points......amazing how Slick made up his 'little war' to divert national attention from his personal life debacles to 'mass murder' by the Serbs. Of course, his administration was so clueless as to what was really going on because the US had virtually no intel on the ground due directly to his own budget cuts.The saddest thing about it all, the MSM and the Libs still worship this guy for some reason consistently disregarding any facts as to the contrary as to Slick's underhanded anti-US, anti-Christian behavior.
Yep and what really scares me is the possibility for the dems to regain control of the Congress and/or Hitlery or some other Clinton/Carter clone might win the presidency.
And the Force behind anti-Serbism is the Vatican, with centuries of Eastern Orthodox hate and warfare behind it culminating in the gory genocidal atrocities visited on the Serbs by Croats and Catholic priests during WWII.
The media has indeed been lopsided here.
A real picture of the clinton's.I wish the freeper who used to have the graphic video's shown to the Beatles tune" Just Another Day" would re-release the video! Like the truth that so many times shows up on the net, it too seems to have been sanitized right off the screens available to America.
Another part of Clinton's glorious legacy.
Wasn't it at about this time Hillary was quoted in, IIRC, Talk Magazine urging Bill to commence bombing after not talking to him for months following the Monica scandal.
They let this guy slide and now they want to impeach President Bush. I believe what the liberals really want is a Civil War in this country.
And it shouldn't be long before our pro-Muhammedan group of posters here on Free Republic show up to inform you that no mere mortal is permitted to question Bill Clinton's activities in the Balkans. They'll be armed with lots of links to sites sponsored by George Soros!
That is a possibility.
Anyone know for certain?
They have been playing one side against the other for years, Blacks against Whites. Guess now they will throw in the Hispanics and Muslims to really get it going.
A thing to remember. Also the Serbian Krajina did not have to be destroyed and Kosovo did not have to be purged of Serbs and Gypsies.
Yes, I am sure they will be but for it to work I would have to fall for their lies which I won't. Never fell for any of Clinton's BS and Carter's BS is what made me change parties.
Republicans like Bob Dole were demanding attacks on Serbs and accusing Clinton of Chamberlain style appeasement.
National Review was so viciously braying for the Serbian blood that I had to cancel the subscription.
Here comes the article from that time:
by H.D.S. Greenway
In the last few weeks, the Bosnian town of Srebrenica has become another Guernica in the eyes of the West, and the Clinton administration is being drawn inexorably toward military intervention in the Balkan civil war.
Secretary of State Warren Christopher has laid out what he calls the "severe tests" of an interventionist policy: It must be clearly stated, there should be a strong likelihood of success, there must be an "exit strategy," and it must win sustained public support in this country. None of those conditions has been met.
But a public mood is rising. Television has zeroed in on Bosnia while other civil wars and ethnic cleansings go relatively unreported. Respected opinion makers from both left and right have been beating the intervention drum, taunting Clinton, calling his caution a weakness and making shallow, ill-considered comparisons with Hitler-appeasing Neville Chamberlain.
Before the United States commits itself to war, however, there are three questions that the administration needs to answer if intervention is to meet Christopher's "severe tests."
First, who will be our enemies? Second, what are our war aims? Third, what will we do if limited intervention fails to achieve our aims?
Bosnian Serbs are not allowed to link up their territories in what would become a "Greater Serbia," but the Croats in their part of Bosnia-Herzegovina fly the Croatian flag, use Croatian money and have linked up with Croatia. If we will go to war against Serbian aggrandizement in Bosnia, will we also bomb Croats to prevent Greater Croatia?
Will our war aim be "stopping the genocide now," as Sen. Joseph Biden has said? If so, whose genocide? Only last week in Central Bosnia, Muslims and Croats were at each other's throats and, according to the United Nations, summary executions, massacres and ethnic cleansings were committed by both Muslim and Croat factions.
And while world attention was on Serbs shelling Srebrenica, the BBC reported on the mass graves the Serbs were finding just a few miles away in which lay the corpses of Serbs who had been decapitated, mutilated and tortured by Muslims during the Muslims' Christmas offensive.
Simplistic analysts have put all the blame for the Bosnian civil war on the Serbs and their leader, Slobodan Milosevic, the former Communist turned ultra-nationalist who has played the ethnic card to fan the flames of hatred. That Croatia's leader, Franjo Tudjman, has done much the same thing goes largely ignored. The real cause of the war, however, was as UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali described it in an interview last summer. "You have three ethnic groups, and they have not taken into account the point of view of one of the three, which was the Serbs."
Croats and Muslims were granted rights of self-determination that the large Serb minorities living outside the province of Serbia were denied. Serbs had historical reasons to fear Croatian and Muslim domination, and Milosevic was able to take advantage of those fears.
True, the Serbs are responsible for the most atrocities, but if we intervene to tip the military balance against Serbs, will we be pre- pared to make war on Muslims and Croats if they turn on Serb civilians to enlarge their own territories?
This is not a cut-and-dried matter of forcing an invader out of another country. This is an entangled, tripartite civil war with 500 years of hatred. If putting back together the Humpty Dumpty of Bosnian unity --never more than an illusion-- is our aim, we'd better think in terms of a 100-year "exit strategy."
Lastly, what if a limited intervention fails to end the fighting and accelerates it instead? Unfortunately for Clinton, he will have to live with the results of intervention while pundits promoting war today will be the first to denounce him should things go wrong tomorrow.
Look, I'm a Beatles freak, but I've never heard of this song. What album is it on?
I never had much use for Republicans like Bob Dole just as I have no use for McCain and a few other Republicans.
And National Review? And others?
Face it - the war against Serbs was bipartisan.
Thanks for the article.
Ping for later.
Oh, it's McCartney, not the Beatles. Oof. Thanks. I was new in the States then and didn't follow the politics so much. However, after 911 you can't help but see what a mess Clinton tenure was and how many years it will take to clean up that mess.
In a sense, you're dead on, but I think it's more of a hellbent dream an Utopian oligarchy run by an elitist group of secular, agnostic, or atheist, self appointed tax-moochers that always 'know best' for what's the best for the rest of us in the US and the world with no offers of tolerance and compromise other than 'their way'.
This is as close as I could find.
It was. Go to: Clinton-Approved Iranian Arms Transfers Help Turn Bosnia into Militant Islamic Base
This is a January 16, 1997 report for the Senate Republican Policy Committe.
It's all there.
Obviously, no one read Clinton's treachery regarding his arming the Muslim Bosnians against the Christian Serbs.
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The voting record concerning the bombing of Serbia is no longer available on the House website, but it showed that the Democrats supported it almost unanimously while only a few Republicans supported it.
This isn't to deny that some Republicans supported this ill-conceived foreign relations disaster, but there were more against it than there were for it.
Odd, but the previous link worked for me, but let's try this one.
Yet the same people who are against the Iraq war, were right behind this wag-the-dog president in the destruction of a sovereign nation fighting for its survival against the Muslim insurgents into the country.
It was Susan Sarandon who said, "What have the Iraqi people ever done to us?" but never said, "What have the Serbian people ever done to us?"
There are 900 million NATO members, yet we bombed little tiny Yugoslavia with only 10 million people, and we thumped our chest like an 800 pound gorilla.
It would have requied only one vote "no" to stop the bombing, yet there was not one country with the guts to do it - perhaps they were afraid that the same thing would happen to them if they did?
I have never understood why Clinton acted as he did in Bosnia, favoring the drug running, murdering Muslims.
|I think you may have answered your own question.
This needs to be repeated over and over and over until the thick headed baboons in the State Department understand it.
And this was the first NATO operation in history. I guess after the collapse of Soviet Union someone had to be beaten into the pulp instead.
Follow the money.
The decision to enter WWI was bipartisan. In both cases our allies and the MSM lied to us, and pushed us unknowingly into a pointless war, our involvement engineered by a liberal president and media. The Republicans who supported it, like Bob Dole, did not know the truth. These atrocities, like the Belgium atrocities were compelling, if you did not know they were fabricated. Many Republicans who supported now realize their mistake since the truth came out.
Yes, Dole an Lieberman where pining for the KLA.
"Slick made up his 'little war' to divert national attention from his personal life debacles to 'mass murder' by the Serbs."
******* Although one of the reasons, not the main reason. Others say that it was to get the Juanita Broderick rape story off of the frontpages of U.S. and world newspapers and he was lambasted by NPR's Frontline for doing nothing about the Rwandan genocide, so, he felt he couldn't allow something similar to happen on his "watch".
Either way, we would of went to the Balkans even if Clinton was never caught with the cigar or messing with the "Pages"...this was just a convenient time. The Balkan intrusion was planned as a strategy following the break up of the Soviet Union. So, the Serbs had to be demonized, so, the U.S. Administration at that time also brought Mujhadeen from Afghanistan to stir up trouble in Bosnia, Croatia to draw the Serbs into the fight. They just went a little overboard giving justification for us to enter the Balkans and thus you know the rest of the story.
He also desperately needed a healthy economy to keep his poll approval numbers up, that meant siding with the Muslims so that the Saudis and other ME oil-producers would continue to deliver cheap oil.
It is signficant to mention that Milosevic was in the process of getting into the banking business in the 80's. He came to New York to learn the business. While in NY the CIA approached him, and saw an opportunity to get control of the Balkans. They turned him from Banking and trained him in politics. He returned to Serbia, and instead of being friendly to the U.S. he was approached by the Serbian intelligentsia and thus became a nationalist.
So, beginning in the early 90's became the period of demonizing the Serbs......and they followed up very well as evidenced by the way they handled the U.S. insurgents.....It's a very complicated situation. Kosovo is a very good example of the hoax we designed during Clinton's period.
Liberals still stand by him.....the Albanians see him as their hero, no kidding....ie. "Bill Clinton Blvd". I was there for five years and they (Albanians) couldn't understand why I was so.....Anti-Clinton.
Of course there probably were many brutal acts by both sides, but having seen Muslim actions in the last few years it is somewhat understandable.
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Eleven students from Roane County are on the dean's list for fall semester at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
They include Tymber Bodine, Jordan Burdette, Kaitlyn Byrd, Lindsey Denton, Kiley Gunter, Spencer Klein, Kristen Kyker, Autumn McCarroll, Cree Moore, Mary Palko and Christian Phillips.
Students who make a 3.2 or higher semester grade-point average are awarded the honor.
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East Tennessee Foundation has seven scholarships available to Roane County students for the 2015-16 school year.
The Foundation's scholarship program requirements range from financial need to scholastic achievement.
Scholarships available to Roane County students are:
Isotek Science Committee of Oak Ridge recently awarded Roane County Schools $1,250 in grant funds to support STEM activities in all elementary and middle schools.
A number of area students earned placement on Roane State's president's list and dean's list for fall semester.
To be eligible for the president's list, a student must attain a 4.0 grade-point average while attempting 12 or more semester hours of college-level courses.
Those earning president's list honors are:
A number of Tennessee Technological University students from Roane County earned placement on the dean's list for fall semester.
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Pellissippi State Community College is offering a series of free FAFSA workshop sessions for students and parents on the week of Jan. 27-Feb. 1.
FAFSA Frenzy and the annual College Goal Sunday serve to walk students and parents through the process of filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, form.
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The fundraiser, inspired by the hit show "Downton Abbey," will begin at 2 p.m. in Whitestone Country Inn in Kingston.
Dyllis Springs Elementary School applauds students who earned placement on its honor rolls and other achievements for the second nine weeks' grading period.
They are:
Shelly Starkey and Brandi Walls, both of Kingston, are among the Austin Peay State University students who earned placement on the dean's list for fall semester.
Students on the dean's list have a semester grade-point average of 3.5 or greater.
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great books!! I loved Tell Me a Secret too! =D
happy reading!
You've got some great books. Tell me a secret has been on my wishlist for quite some time.
Here's what's In My Mailbox.
Nice haul! Very jealous of the DUFF and Matched! Enjoy them! The dystopian zombies book sounds very interesting…
I want to read Matched and The DUFF so bad! Great books this week! Enjoy. =)
Terrific book week. Enjoy 😀
i can't wait to read matched!
You had a great week!!! I can't wait to see what you think of The DUFF and Matched!!
*tries to scrape THE DUFF out of the computer screen with fingernails*
The first book you mentioned sounds very intriguing! I'll have to add it to my TBR list!
Here's my mailbox: http://mywordsateme.blogspot.com/2010/08/in-my-mailbox-4.html
I've read Shadow Hills and absolutely loved it! The DUFF is on my TBR list.
You had a great book week! The Reapers are the Angels sounds very scary to me, can't wait to see what you think. Congrats on winning the signed Tell Me a Secret, I loved that book! =)
All of those books look pretty awsesome to me. How can you choose what to read? 🙂 Happy reading!
These are all on my TBR! You lucky girl. Enjoy them all 😀
I loved Delcoix Academy! It was one of my new favorites of the year!
Great haul! The Duff was good as well!
Wow, you got so many great books this week! Happy reading 🙂
Hey Candace (",)
I hope you love Matched – I can't even begin to explain how excited I am for its release!!! 😀 I've been trying to get hold of an ARC for a while now, but no such luck, lol.
The DUFF is another novel that I've been hearing wonderful things about … and the author's so YOUNG! I think it's really cool reading YA actually written by a teenager … they're living those emotions they're writing about, you know?
MOCKINGJAY!!! I'm almost sick of hearing about it, hehe, the hype has been BIZARRE! I'm curious to see what you thought of it … I started off loving it, but as each day passes, I seem to go more and more off the story, LOL.
I hope you have a lovely week!
Happy Reading 🙂 xx
So many fantastic books this week! I loved Matched and Shadow Hills. I just got The Duff and Mockingjay this past week as well. I really want to read Tell Me a Secret. I read a great review of it. I hope you enjoy all of your books.
Oooh, wow. Reaper with Angels looks creepy.
Alison Can Read
I can;t wait to read The Duff, it looks awesome!
You had an awesome week! Enjoy your new books!
Cool books!!!! I keep hearing about the DUFF over and over again… it's not the kind of book I usually read, but maybe I'll give it a try.


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Three Emery County men recently experienced weather never seen in Emery County. Rick Thomason, Shannon Hiatt and Rick Rasmussen, all of Emery County had planned a fishing trip to North and South Carolina. What the men had planned for three to four months, was nothing close to what they experienced.
During the trip, all three men caught many fish even as Hurricane Isabel was bearing down on the North Carolina coastline. The impending storm was bringing rough weather and enormous surfing waves. Not many desert dwellers have the opportunity, or the bad luck, to experience the ferocity of winds carried by a hurricane.
Hiatt's brother, Marty Hiatt, was the captain of the fishing boat that took the men out to fish. The captain expected the trio to get in some fishing between storms, and they did. They fished in Pamlico Sound and were successful in catching 35-50 pound Red Fish. It was all catch and release, but they landed 15 fish the first day and 25 the second day out.
On the third day Captain Hiatt took the trio 50 miles offshore in the Atlantic Ocean where they caught two Wahoo and 32 Mahi-Mahi (dolphins). So the three guys from a high desert state that is in a five year drought, were able to live through and tell about the biggest hurricane of the season on the East Coast.
After the fishing expedition, the group spent many hours helping the businesses on the coast to board up and secure their property for the impending category two storm.
Most of the damage during a hurricane is from the wind blown debris and the flooding. The Emery County men did all they could to help the residents and business people prepare. Rasmussen, a Cleveland resident, spray painted 'Hurricane Isabel, 9/16/03, Utah Boys" on one piece of plywood he had nailed up to cover a window in a local business.
The actions of the Utah boys caught the attention of a newspaper in the area and a photographer snapped Rasmussen's photo while he was spray painting the plywood and the photo appeared in the local newspaper, Wilmington Star. Rasmussen said, "This is the first hurricane I've prepared for, we don't get many of these in Utah."
Hiatt said, "We just snuck in between storms and did some offshore fishing for dolphin, tuna and marlin. Also, we caught catfish at Santee Cooper in South Carolina.
"My brother and also Capt. Brian Harrington took us out. It was one of the best fishing trips ever and we flew home just before the hurricane hit the area," said Hiatt.


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The Third Raikage (三代目雷影, Sandaime Raikage) was the former leader of Kumogakure, and is reputed to be the greatest Raikage the village has ever had. Not much was revealed from him, not even his name, being always referred to as Sandaime Raikage. Much like his son, he is very headstrong and proud. Unlike most Kages, he is rather a simple character, not talking much or taking much time to make great reasonings and deliberations. Instead, he simply acts and uses brute strength and power to protect his comrades, often using himself as a shield to protect them. Very proud but also honorable, he is a very level minded, calm individual, even with his immense power. He admires other peoples skills and powers, something he isn't shy of saying. This admiration also comes as respect, something that he holds close to him. In combat, his simple minded brutish approach is, however, very effective, mostly because of his immense power. The Third Raikage was known to possess both the strongest attack but also the strongest shield. His body was so resistant to damage that most techniques simply don't damage it. Coupled with his amazing endurance, he was also the wielder of immense physical strength and, through the use of the lightning armor, immense speed. As such, he was a close combat specialist, being rivaled only by his own son.
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Well, I'm curious ^^
What was the first manga you bought?
In my case, the first one was Card captor Sakura vol. 12 (the last one)
I've seen all the anime and then somebody told me that the manga had another end, so I bought it (after that, I bought all of them, but not in order ^^U)


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Early northern cultures developed sophisticated techniques of carving, metalworking and ceramics. Transformational figures of animals and gods were carved into the walls and underground rooms of temples, hammered into metal and formed from clay. Strong and powerful hunters—snakes, jaguars, caiman and harpy eagles—are the creatures depicted in composite figures, as humans became gods.
Chavín was probably a religious cult, which flourished in the highlands. It was centred on the large ritual complex of Chavín de Huántar. Beginning before 1500 BC, the Chavín style spread over much of north and central Peru, even as far as the Paracas Peninsula on the south coast. It continued for more than 1,000 years.
These societies show no evidence of systematic irrigation, unlike in the drier south. Although hunting and fishing provided meat, most food came from agriculture. Ceramics and stone carvings have been found in the ceremonial centre at Pacopampa. Artefacts made by the Cupisnique reveal belief in a jaguar cult. Personal adornment was important, especially carved or inlaid shell and semi-precious stones. After the as yet unexplained disintegration of the Chavín civilisation, many populated valleys previously under its religious sway produced objects in their own styles, for example the patterned ceramics of Virú.


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RAY: The seven employees of the Coney Island Crab Cake Company are sitting in the lunchroom having lunch, when they decide that they would like to know the average salary at the company.
Obviously, each person could write down his salary, they could add the salaries and divide by seven. But, they don't want to do that because nobody wants to divulge his salary.
As luck would have it, the boss enters the lunchroom. The employees ask if he can tell them the average salary. He says, "No, but I can tell you the highest salary and the lowest. And I can tell you that none of you earn the same amount. But I can't tell you what the average salary is-- you'll have to figure that out for yourselves. "
Here's my question. Is there a way for these seven people in the lunchroom to figure out what the average salary is, without divulging anyone's salary AND without discovering the highest and lowest salaries?
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Also the seal used by Shukuku looks exactly like the Senju clan symbol
- I'm guessing Hashirama's healing ability allowed him heal & use the eye right away. Same for the arm.
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