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Latkes are always a must-have at any Chanukah gathering. Follow this recipe for a latke your guests won
- 6 Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled -
- 2 tsp Kosher salt -
- 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper -
- Oil for frying -
- Creamy Horseradish sauce
- 1 heaping tsp prepared white horseradish -
- ½ cup sour cream -
- Smoked salmon, to garnish -
- Wasabi Cream
- 1 Tbsp prepared wasabi sauce -
- ½ cup sour cream -
- ½ tsp freshly grated lemon zest -
- Tuna steak and sesame seeds, to garnish -
1. Grate the potatoes into a bowl and add the salt and pepper. Stir to mix. Meanwhile, heat about one inch of oil in a frying pan.
2. Drop the potato mixture by heaping tablespoons into the frying pan and flatten slightly with the back of the spoon. Flip each over when the first side has turned a golden color and fry on the second side until it is golden as well.
3. Remove latkes and place on paper towels to drain.
Creamy Horseradish sauce:
1. Mix the ingredients together until creamy.
2. To garnish, form small pieces of smoked salmon into mini rosettes and place on top.
Wasabi Cream:
1. Mix all of the ingredients together until smooth.
2. To garnish with raw tuna, cut a tuna steak into a square "log" and roll the tuna in a mixture of black and white sesame seeds. Slice the log into thin strips and garnish the latkes.
Note: Also try latkes with Spicy Apple Topping.
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Skip to comments.White House Demands American Sheriffs Enforce Gun Control
Posted on 03/29/2013 1:25:10 PM PDT by EXCH54FE
Its about to get real people. There are those in law enforcement who are standing for the law of the land and then there are the radical Socialists in Washington who seek to trample the law under their feet. Since a number of brave men in this country have come forward to state that as the supreme law enforcement officers in their counties they will not enforce new gun control laws, the Obama White House has demanded that they must.
The Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA) has the support of at least 381 sheriffs and the cooperation of at least 15 state sheriff associations stating that they will not enforce federal or state gun laws they consider unconstitutional.
At a press conference on Tuesday, Jay Carney was asked by CNSNews.com, There have been 381 sheriffs that have signed on saying they would not enforce gun laws they believed were unconstitutional. Would the administration have a problem if local law enforcement did not enforce whatever gun package were to pass?
While Carney said he had not seen the list of sheriffs, probably like he claimed a video was responsible for Benghazi, he did say, I think as a general proposition we think that people ought to follow the law. As an absolute matter of fact in my view, and I think many other constitutional experts, theres not a single measure in this package of proposals the president has put forward that in anyway violates the Constitution. In fact, they reflect the presidents commitment to our Second Amendment rights.
When Rosa Parks didnt give up her seat on the bus, should she have been arrested or should the police have escorted her home? Mack said. The law was to arrest her. It was a stupid, unconstitutional law.
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Really? Like they enforce DOMA?
Commiecare is next.
Can't have it both ways, @$$holes.
Or like they enforce immigration laws?
Or voting violations when it is one of "Holder's People."
Geez, is it just me, or is the White House sounding more and more like North Korea with its demands, threats, and warnings?
Shove it up your very personal, very smelly, and very probably previously visited Obama, Obamadork.
The sheriffs possess what you never had....b*lls.
Just try to do something to them and perhaps you'll be the proud recipient of Cw-II.
Carnie's lips are moving, again. Where is the barf alert on this crapola?
Americans have no legal nor moral reason to support unconstitutional laws. In fact, this is precisely the thing that has always made us exceptional.
WHut is more likely than UN to nuke Texas. While UN is making threats against Austin, the WHut is making threats to color Texas "blue".
These are Socialists we're talking about. They don't come at you head on. They'll do evil sneaky under-the-table stuff like: lock down bank accounts to prevent sheriffs from paying their staff, refuse help in an emergency, have their agents harass the "little people", or threaten to close interstate highways. Remember Texas when they were ready to tell the TSA to go stick it? DC threatened to shut off ALL air traffic into the state. This is the evil we are dealing with.
"Seriously, this should be applied to Ms. Davis and those who think like her, not upstanding sheriffs who are dismissing unlawful laws. "
And is it any wonder that Ms. Davis is one of "Holder's People." Give me a hard-working illegal over this troll any time!
I never know if these news stories are satire or not anymore.
Read: The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people. --10th Amemdment to the Constitution of the United States.
Next case.
We need a list of Sheriff's that WILL enforce gun confiscation.. Expose them now.
That is a great idea indeed, make them known!
― Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Whats the problem? Leftist politicians refuse to enforce laws they don't like.
I hate to inform the emperor but cops make legal judgement calls every day. Lord knows how many times I was saved from arrest during my misspent youth by a cop who didn't think the law was well served by following it to the letter.
Jim, you have such a way with words!!!
Yeah, Carney, like Obama and his Bush and Clinton predecessors strictly followed immigration law and enforced said laws??? They set new standards for ignoring laws they don't like.
Must have taken someone hours to create it. And the person must be a bit artistic, too. Nice that it is low tech. Could be copied on an old typewriter.
FReep 'em if he can't take a joke.
I am very afraid, unfortunately, that people the world over have never valued freedom enough. The reason may be that it is just too intangible for people to grasp. Food, clothing, shelter: those are things they can touch and have an immediate attachment towards, but freedom? No. Bread and circuses can run an empire for centuries.
How's that any different that Obama saying he's not going to enforce DOMA because he doesn't think it constitutional, or the DOJ saying they've decided not to enforce the law requiring cleanup of the voter rolls?
Like YOU'RE supposed to uphold federal aw in Arizona? Ya know, the state you're suing? How I loathe these people. They're an embarrassment in the least and treasonous in the max.
Lemme see...Locals cannot enforce immigration laws because they are Federal laws but must enforce Federal gun laws...I am confused.
LOL, I like the low tech approach myself, that's why I keep it as a Word file!
.... and immigration, and voters rights, and court orders to to lift drilling bans, and tax laws against officials, and the removal of the illegal NLRB members.
If I were the sheriffs, I would issue a letter to the White House that since they are being compelled to enforce the gun laws that they will also enforce the immigration laws. Time to turn the tide and crush this tyrannical administration.
"Under this legislation, a law enforcement officer or sheriff found guilty would be removed from office and not allowed back in office for a period of ten years. Seriously, this should be applied to Ms. Davis and those who think like her, not upstanding sheriffs who are dismissing unlawful laws."
Washington has no authority to tell us whom we elect as sheriff.
My Sheriff told me that he is going to follow the laws. (Which not necessarily mean the White House)
Strange times we live in when the US government is at war with the citizens, but that is what we got right now.
States are not mere political subdivisions of the United
States. State governments are neither regional offices nor
administrative agencies of the Federal Government. The
positions occupied by state officials appear nowhere on the
Federal Governments most detailed organizational chart.
The Constitution instead leaves to the several States a residuary and inviolable sovereignty, The Federalist No. 39, p. 245 (C. Rossiter ed. 1961), reserved explicitly to the States by the Tenth Amendment.
Whatever the outer limits of that sovereignty may be, one
thing is clear: The Federal Government may not compel the
States to enact or administer a federal regulatory program.
NY V United States, 505 US 144, 1992
In feudal England, the sheriff was sort of the last line of defense of the shire or county, representing the count or duke while they may have been absent serving in the king's army, a bulwark against the king's unmitigated power. The king also had his own man in the county level as well, the coroner. Over the years, the offices have changed a little bit, but this was their original purpose. Coroners still exist, but they have become the official arbiters of cause of death in unnatural circumastances.
It was not uncommon to find the sheriff and the coroner at odds over the administration of the local affairs. The sheriff was almost always the one who prevailed.
Why was ayn so very correct with this statement?
"We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion: the stage where the government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force." Ayn Rand
Maybe they will after they enforce the DOMA, the immigration laws and the drug laws that Obama and his minions keep telling them to ignore.
Obama set the bar level, now he wants others to ignore it.
Stupid man.
What would Michael Collins do?
"Really? Like they enforce DOMA?"
Or Immigration?
Or Vote Fraud?
Or Voter Intimidation?
(The list goes on....and on....and on)
It is not the States right to remove inalienable rights of citizens
"officer discretion" is a two-way street.
(could let you go with your one-hitter and say 'get lost'.
could shoot your dog.)
you never know now days. common sense isn't common.
if paperwork isn't filed or it wasn't videotaped, it didn't happen.
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The Gospel according to Matthew 10:37-42, 11:1
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Debates of May 13th, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #46 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was treaties.
- Question Period
- Conflict of Interest Code for Members of the House of Commons
- Government Response to Petitions
- Transboundary Waters Protection Act
- Canada Pension Plan
- Criminal Code
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Fairness at the Pumps Act
- Tax Conventions Implementation Act, 2010
- Newmarket
- Immigration
- Use of Wood
- Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma
- Canada 55+ Games
- Organ Donation
- World Hepatitis Day
- National Patriots Day
- Justice
- Davenport Community Builders Awards
- Leader of the Bloc Québécois
- Building and Construction Trades
- Firearms Registry
- Member for Laurier—Sainte-Marie
- Firearms Registry
- Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics
- The Environment
- Offshore Drilling
- Climate Change
- Foreign Affairs
- The Environment
- Offshore Drilling
- Taxation
- Climate Change
- Securities
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Government Programs
- Human Resources and Skills Development
- Ethics
- Health
- The Economy
- National Defence
- Government Programs
- Workplace Safety
- Public Safety
- Business of the House
- William Corbett
- Tax Conventions Implementation Act, 2010
- Points of Order
- Tax Conventions Implementation Act, 2010
- Nuclear Liability and Compensation Act
- Health Care System
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Chris Charlton Hamilton Mountain, ON
Mr. Speaker, this is not about the application. The application has already been approved.
The government should have been prepared for this. Victims deserve nothing less.
What do I tell the person in my riding whose claim has been approved but who has been waiting to get a cheque for years? The individual has been told that payments have been put on hold because funds have run out. The government is shortchanging victims who have already suffered too much.
When will the government drop the excuses, stop re-victimizing claimants, and pay the money that is owed?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Leona Aglukkaq Minister of Health
Mr. Speaker, again, there is an independent organization that has the resources to pay the victims. Each application is reviewed and responded to accordingly.
The Economy
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Ron Cannan Kelowna—Lake Country, BC
Mr. Speaker, the Liberal leader was not in Canada during the former Liberal government and is confused about its fiscal record. He needs to talk to Liberal MPs, like the MP for Kings—Hants, who noted "The Chrétien-Martin cuts sent the health and education systems into crisis in every Canadian province". Or he should talk to the Liberal MP for Toronto Centre, who said, "When the federal [Liberal] government decided in its wisdom that it would cut...it had a major and devastating effect on the people of [Ontario]".
Could the finance minister please speak further to the Liberal record?
The Economy
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Jim Flaherty Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals like to talk about the 1990s. I understand the Liberal leader was not in the country in the 1990s but he should speak to some Canadians who were actually in Canada at the time, for example, the Liberal member for Toronto Centre who, when he was premier in the mid-1990s, had this to say, "When the federal [Liberal] government decided in its wisdom that it would cut back unilaterally, particularly in the area of social assistance, it had a major and devastating effect on the people of [Ontario]", and the nurses and the students and all the others.
The people of Ontario remember well.
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Keith Martin Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca, BC
Mr. Speaker, while we celebrate the navy's 100th anniversary, the government is gutting our navy.
According to Admiral McFadden, half of his combat systems are going to be cut. Anti-submarine capabilities are going to be cut. Worst of all, key weapons systems to protect our sailors are going to be cut.
Why is the government choosing to gut our navy and put the lives of our brave men and women sailors at risk?
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Central Nova
Nova Scotia
Peter MacKay Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, the reality, for the member opposite, is that this government is going to be increasing the budget for the navy by almost $200 million this year. That is up from last year and it is up over the year before. It is certainly up over the time that the hon. member was part of the previous government when it slashed and burned not just our navy but our entire Canadian Forces.
We are investing in the navy. We are investing in the Canadian Forces in unprecedented numbers. There will be $40 billion for shipbuilding in the next 20 years. The men and women of the Canadian Forces and the navy will get our support, unlike the time when the member was in government.
Government Programs
Oral Questions
May 13th, 2010 / 3 p.m.
Carole Lavallée Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert, QC
Mr. Speaker, the government is justifying the cuts to the FrancoFolies and Montreal High Lights festivals by claiming that they have established new selection criteria. However, the majority of the events that will receive funding in 2010 do not meet these so-called criteria. And there is no way that $350,000 over two years can replace $1.5 million each year for the FrancoFolies. The minister needs to find another answer.
Instead of manipulating the existing program's funding rules and starving one festival to feed another, why will the government not increase the overall envelope and finance the festivals according to their actual needs?
Government Programs
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Port Moody—Westwood—Port Coquitlam
James Moore Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages
Mr. Speaker, this is the problem with the Bloc Québécois policies: every time we invest in arts and culture to increase festival funding, for example, they vote against it.
They voted against the International Festival of Films on Art, the Festival Jazz et Blues de Saguenay, the Festival de Lanaudière, the theatre school festival, Musiques des nations, the Festival de Trois-Rivières and the Portuguese festival.
The Bloc Québécois has voted against the interests of Quebeckers every time.
Workplace Safety
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Claude Gravelle Nickel Belt, ON
Mr. Speaker, on May 7, an incident occurred at the Copper Cliff smelter. A smokestack extension collapsed and fell onto oxygen and nitrogen pipelines. This is one of the most complex plants to operate and it is located in a residential neighbourhood.
Unfortunately, the company is using strikebreakers who are not adequately trained. It was only a matter of time before such an accident occurred.
What is the Minister of Labour doing to ensure the safety of workers and other people and to shed light on what caused this accident?
Workplace Safety
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Lisa Raitt Minister of Labour
Mr. Speaker, I would appreciate getting more information on the incident so that we could look into it.
What I can say is that when it comes to occupational health and safety, we do very much in the labour ministry. We want to educate employers. We want to make sure that employers work with workers in terms of occupational health and safety. Of course, if there are indications that something has been contravened, we do enforce.
Public Safety
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
James Bezan Selkirk—Interlake, MB
Mr. Speaker, it is becoming more and more apparent that the Liberal Party does not care about public safety or criminal justice.
The Liberal agriculture critic and the Liberal public safety critic continue to demonstrate that they are only concerned with maintaining the wasteful long gun registry that turns farmers into criminals. Instead, the Liberals are trying to turn convicted criminals into farmers.
Can the Minister of Public Safety inform the House on how we are taking the right steps to stand up for our farmers and law-abiding Canadians?
Public Safety
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Vic Toews Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the member for his question and for all of his hard work.
It is clear that if one is a Liberal, one is more interested in a prisoner's right to plant tomatoes than in keeping Canadians safe on our streets. If one is a Liberal, law-abiding farmers should be criminalized by a wasteful long gun registry. If one is a Liberal, one encourages reducing prisoners' sentences while refusing speedy passage of a bill that would limit pardons for notorious criminals.
Well, our Conservative government believes that Canadians deserve much better, even if the member for Ajax—Pickering does not.
Business of the House
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Ralph Goodale Wascana, SK
Mr. Speaker, I would be interested in the government's program for the balance of this week and, especially, the week after the constituency week, which is scheduled to come up after this weekend.
Before the end of May, we have to deal with the estimates of two government departments in the committee of the whole under the provisions in our Standing Orders. We have indicated, on behalf of the opposition, that the departments we wish to call before the committee of the whole are the Department of National Defence and the Department of Natural Resources.
I wonder if the government House leader, when he gives the business plan for the next week or 10 days, would also be able to designate those days.
Business of the House
Oral Questions
3:05 p.m.
Prince George—Peace River
Jay Hill Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, we will continue today with Bill S-3, the tax convention bill, followed by Bill C-15, nuclear liability. It would be by intention to call these two bills tomorrow if they are not completed today.
Might I add that, thankfully, as my hon. colleague noted, next week is a constituency work week.
When the House returns on May 25, it is my intention to call Bill C-3, gender equity in Indian registration, which will be at the report stage. Following Bill C-3 will be Bill C-20, the National Capital Act, and Bill C-10, Senate term limits.
My hon. colleague asked about the committee of the whole. I would inform the House that pursuant to Standing Order 81(4) I would like to designate May 27 for consideration in committee of the whole of the main estimates of the Department of National Defence and May 31 for the Department of Natural Resources.
Friday, May 28 shall be an allotted day.
Business of the House
Oral Questions
3:05 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
I understand there is agreement for the House to proceed at this time to tributes to the late William Corbett, former Clerk of the House of Commons.


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Comments: This is an abosultey great helmet!!! The fit is by far the most comfortable of any helmet I or my kids have used. Protection is exemplary. Both kids play on top competitive teams and they love this helmet. While it is impossible to prove, on a few occassions I thought one of the boys would be taking a trip to emergency for concussion symptoms because of a nasty hit or collision. In all cases they just brushed themselves off and were back in the game feeling fine. They often comment on how much protection this helmet seems to offer. Word of caution, I personally don't think any helmet or technology will ever prevent all concussion senarios. Prevention Prevention... The fit mechanism works like a charm and provides the most comfortable fit we've experienced to date. The M11 is slightly heavier than the other top competitors helmets but not by much and the protection offered can't be beat. Price wise I don't believe you can get a better helmet. Styling I know some prefer other brands but in person the helmet is actually pretty good looking and who's really looking when you're flying by the D on a break out :) I matched this with an old bauer visor for myself and the boys with bauer 8500 cages which work just fine. To me the cage included just didn't look to be as good as the other manufacturers but I could be wrong. I particularily like the bauer cages and think the 9500 cage would be a great match. The available options is also a big plus particularily when you are on some of these teams that require a specific colour. With the M11 you're paying the same price for a custom or stock helmet. N.B. There is now a M11Pro comming out that offers the same seven padding but even better fitting system and a more steamlined look with improved ventilation. So if any of these minor things are an issue with you this may be option to consider.For me these are really all non-issues. Myself and both boys have not had a problem with any of the helmets breaking including the fitting mechanism. We're certainly tough on the M11's but perhaps not as much as others who have mentioned this. As a parent and coach I would highly recommend this helmet for anyones child. Plus you are supporting a company that for the FIRST time has taken the issue of concussions seriously and is leaps and bounds ahead of the competion in addressing this. It is about time and I am so glad these came in the time when my boys started playing competitive hockey. I applaud the effort. Well done Cascade!
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From: Dave, Phoenix, Az USA
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About that late 5-on-3 against St. Louis...
Cam Charron
February 19 2013 09:55AM
I live in my parents' basement, but sometimes I get to escape upstairs and watch a hockey game.
It's weird to feel emotionally detached from the Vancouver Canucks, but after a year of having written about pretty much every team in the league, there's no real worry for me to watch a game or not. More often than not I'll watch when it's convenient. It's not that anything the organization has done that sucked all the hockey fan out of me, it's that there's just so much more I have to do, and especially on a Sunday night, I'd prefer to spend an evening reading than watching hockey.
But the Canucks happened to be playing the St. Louis Blues, a team that I find super interesting given how good they are with puck-possession and how bad they are in goal. Last season was odd, since Brian Elliott was all-world and he wasn't supposed to be. This season he's been poor, Jaroslav Halak has been hurt, and Jake Allen is carrying the reigns in the absence of both 'tenders.
So I was watching the Canucks and Blues game, or at least the third period, cutting in and out of reading. St. Louis took a 3-2 lead with 12:00 to go in the period, putting the Canucks' in a tight spot. I didn't have my calculator handy, so I couldn't peg the Canucks' chances at a comeback. Besides, up until that point, they looked spectacular in the third period. They had out-shot St. Louis 6-0 in the period and had 13 Corsi events to St. Louis' 4. I'm not sure what the scoring chances were at that point, but on shots and missed shots counted by the NHL play-by-play sheet, the Canucks had five attempts under 35 feet and St. Louis didn't have a single one.
Knowing how good St. Louis is in puck-possession, I thought it was generally a good performance by the Canucks in that period even if they didn't finish. This two-game losing streak aside, the Canucks have looked good in three of the four periods I've watched, again like a team that will walk over opponents once the goalies remembered they're allowed to make saves. The scoring isn't what it was in 2011 obviously, but there are better depth players on offence to cushion the Sedins' slowing down in their advanced age.
All that aside, I was watching with my father. St. Louis scored the 3-2 goal 8:00 into the period. Vancouver got a powerplay 2:44 later, and with a boarding call a few seconds later on Alex Pietrangelo, that became a 5-on-3.
My father was quite happy, and he was sure that the Canucks were going to tie it up on the :41 second two-man advantage. I was less sure, having done the research a couple of weeks ago that teams generally strike at a rate of .79 per two minutes of 5-on-3 time. Doing some mental math, that the Canucks' had about 33% of a regular 5-on-3 to work with, their chances of success were significantly lower: about 26%.
So I said "I bet they don't score on this powerplay" quite confident in my prediction. Regardless of whether the Canucks are an above average 5-on-3 team (they aren't) and regardless of the score, the data is quite clear that the length of a powerplay determines quite a bit. 5-on-3s are successful at a 28% rate, but that's because the average 5-on-3 is :46 long. With less time to work with, the expected rate of success drops. Since the number I came up with was well below 50%, I was, again, very, very confident in my prediction.
Anyway, David Backes promptly won the ensuing face-off and sent the puck down the ice. I can't remember exactly the progression of events, but if I recall correctly, the Canucks had a couple of botched zone entries the 5-on-3 was killed off without a shot or a scoring chance.
Still, I hadn't anticipated the extra length of the powerplay. Even though the Canucks have generally been bad at 5-on-3s in the last couple of seasons compared to league average (the Canucks strike at a rate of .443 per two minutes, while the league hits at .739) the extra time afforded the club by the remaining 1:19 of the penalty after the 5-on-3 was killed should have factored into my prediction. Since the Canucks strike at a 5-on-4 rate higher than NHL average (.271 per two minutes to .199) you have to add the Canucks' expectation over 1:19 to the 5-on-3 expectation.
Totalled up, once the Canucks got the extra man on the ice for a 5-on-3, they had a .151 chance of striking on the 5-on-3, and add to that an addition .178 chance of striking on the remaining 1:19 of 5-on-4 time once Roman Polak exited the box. This is very general since it doesn't include the Blues' penalty killers, but I like assuming opponents are equal and working around general expectations.
So, really, the Canucks' had a .330 chance of scoring on the 5-on-3. If you include the minutes before the Pietrangelo penalty, Vancouver had a .508 chance of scoring on the sequence as a whole. But before the 5-on-3, nobody would have expected it to be a real make-or-break moment for the Canucks. I found it interesting because my father and I both had significantly different predictions and significantly different reactions to the powerplay when it ended up being killed off. Predictably, my reaction was that the odds were against the Canucks, and not to blame them or their coaching or any other reason for the failure of that powerplay. It would be a lot of like blaming a wrist injury for failing to mount a successful defence of Kamchatka against an attacking army from Alaska that has many more plastic cannons and horses.
The moral here is…don't think that any moment is "now or never" or the like. Chances are, the Canucks' won't score. Even if they're a good offensive team, the weird thing about hockey is that in any given moment, with any given player on any given spot on the ice, there's no spot where a player is expected to score more than 50% of the time. That's why successful teams are the ones that create offensive zone time, extend offensive zone time, and in the end, generate more scoring chances than the other team.
Despite the hiccup against St. Louis, they've been firing at a rate of over a goal per two minutes played 5-on-3 this season. This is something that's a historical anomaly since the Canucks, contrary to the rest of the National Hockey League, score more goals at 4-on-3 than 5-on-3:
|5-vs-4 Goals/2 MIN
|4-vs3 Goals/2 MIN
|5-vs-3 Goals/2 MIN
*note the sample size this season. The Canucks have played just 1:50 of 5-on-3 time and have scored, and haven't played a second of time 4-on-3.
What's interesting about this next table is, contrary to the NHL average, the Canucks do much, much better at 4-on-3, as mentioned above, than 5-on-3. At one point my father said "the Canucks should have pulled Luongo on the 5-on-3" but I disagreed, noting that the Canucks' powerplay works better with more space. I have no idea why this is:
|5-vs-4 Goals/2 MIN
|4-vs3 Goals/2 MIN
|5-vs-3 Goals/2 MIN
|Canucks 2008-2012
|Canucks 2011-2012
Data collected from tallying up numbers found at NHL.com.
have you compared these numbers to teams that historically have had good powerplays? maybe this is symptomatic of having, say, 4 elite forwards or three elite forwards and an elite defenceman and the 5th guy is literally better off playing in the neutral zone?
like if you put an aaron rome on the powerplay it wouldnt be shocking to say his best spot is somewhere between the defensive hash marks and the red line
"the data is quite clear that the length of a powerplay determines quite a bit. 5-on-3s are successful at a 28% rate, but that's because the average 5-on-3 is :46 long"
This is really interesting.
Its not something I've thought a lot about but it must be subject to the same inherent problems I would imagine all PP/PK stats are subject to. Specifically, the fact that good powerplays score more often and therefore stop the clock where as poor playerplays don't score as much and don't stop the clock as often - resulting in time data that is skewed towards the poorer powerplay stats. And, also, the significantly smaller sample size compared to 5v4 powerplays.
I wonder if a weighted system based on 5v3 success rates might reveal any trends. Or, perhaps, dividing the teams into 3 groups based on success rates (good, poor, and average) and looking for differences between the groups.


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Keep it classy and sophisticated in the Vanna by Ellen Tracy. With a modest heel, this patent pump perfectly compliments your work attire.
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Very stiff, narrow & run slightly short
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June 22, 2015
good shoe
"this shoe is pretty basic,the color is as on the picture. It runs slightly long though,like I have to kind of hold on to it when I walk which is not cool at all coz you wanna have an effortless step. I am normally a 7.5M and thats exactly the size I got and my foot slips in easily and almost slips off when I walk,so i would say go down half a size in this shoe if you like well fitting heels,but if you like more loose fit then your normal size would work"
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February 18, 2015
Eh....size is wonky
"I love the look of this shoe but as other reviewers have noted....the size is off and the shoe it way too stiff. I'm accustomed to a nice quality shoe and this is simply not what I expect from Ellen Tracy. The left shoe fit perfectly, the right shoe was a size too big....which given that my right foot is bigger than my left is rather interesting. The fact that they were so stiff didn't help matters. They flew off my feet two steps in and they're literally so stiff that the leather squeaks like some cheap plastic. Sadly. as pretty as they are, they must go back."
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October 05, 2014
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
With a victory over Monticello on Saturday, the Emery Spartan baseball team evened its record for the week after having lost at Grand on Tuesday. The score at Grand was 11-10 for Grand and Emery defeated Monticello 10-0.
Emery had their opportunities against Grand to win the game but it just didn't happen. Emery had 11 batters get on base that did not score. Emery had 14 base hits in the game plus they picked up six walks but it just wasn't enough to win the game as they committed nine errors in the field to aid Grand in their offensive output. Grand did their best though to be just as generous as they committed eight errors.
Emery scored two runs in the top of the first inning only to see Grand score three times in the bottom of the first. Grand scored three more times in the second inning to extend their lead to 6-2. After a scoreless third inning by both teams, Emery scored six runs in the top of the fourth inning to grab the lead back at 8-6.
In the bottom of the fifth inning, Grand scored four times to regain the lead at 10-8. Emery scored twice in the top of the fifth inning to tie the score. Grand added a lone run in the bottom of the sixth inning in what proved to be the winning run.
In the first inning, Ridge Nielson led off with a single and Tappan Draper doubled to score a run. Geren Payne hit a sacrifice fly to centerfield and Emery had two runs.
In the fourth inning, after the first Emery batter got out, Curtis Mason walked, Hunter Huntington walked, and Dillon Wilstead singled. Nielson then got hit by a pitch, Draper doubled, Payne tripled and Brandon Oliver singled followed by Kaden Feichko singling as the Spartans scored six times.
In the fifth inning, Mason walked, Huntington singled and both would later score. Nielson had another single in the inning.
Against Monticello, the game only went five innings as the Spartans scored at least once in the four innings that they batted and the Emery defense only allowed three base hits in the game and committed just a single error. Geren Payne started on the mound but only pitched the first two innings as Jordan Cox pitched two innings and Hunter Huntington pitiched one inning.
In the first inning, Draper singled followed by a double by Payne and Emery had a run. In the second inning, Colton Collard walked, Cox singled and Curtis Mason then hit a home run. Nielson followed with a single as did Payne and Feichko and Emery had five runs.
In the third inning, Cox singled and Mason walked. Both advanced two bases on a Draper double with Cox scoring and Mason then scored on an error by the Monticello catcher.
In Emery's last at bat in the fourth inning, McKoy Allred started Emery off by getting hit by a pitch. Collard then singled, Mason walked, Nielson singled and Draper then got hit by a pitch as the Spartans scored their final two runs before the game was called.
Emery hosts South Sevier on Tuesday and then travels to Price to play Carbon on Wednesday.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The world was righted as the Morgan Trojans, as expected to do, advanced to the 3-A championship game in high school volleyball and defeated region foe Juan Diego in three straight games to win the match and the title. Morgan easily defeated Juab in their opening match followed by their toughest match of the tournament. Morgan defeated Delta 3-1 but all four games were close.
Morgan then defeated Hurricane in the semifinals 3-1.
Delta had the best showing of the five region 12 teams in the tournament. Delta defeated Union 3-0 and North Sanpete 3-1 and then Richfield 3-1 to finish in fifth place. With the loss, Richfield finished in seventh place.
Desert Hills defeated region rival Hurricane for third place with the Tigers finishing fourth. Carbon defeated Park City in the battle to finish sixth.
Emery opened their tournament with 3-0 loss against Wasatch. Scores were 25-16, 25-12 and 25-19. Emery then played Judge Memorial and defeated the Bulldogs 3-2. Scores were 16-25, 12-25, 25-23, 25-22 and 15-13. Emery rallied from two games down to grab the win. Emery then faced against Park City tand lost 3-0 to close out the tournament. The scores were 25-17, 25-15 and 25-21.
Emery played well against veteran teams. Emery is loaded with younger talent and should continue to improve over the upcoming years.
Emery has played in a very tough region the past several seasons against teams like Delta, Richfield and North Sanpete that take the game very seriously.
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For the first time this season, the Emery Spartans scored on an opponent in the first half. The Spartans scored twice in the first half on sustained drives and once more in the fourth quarter but lost the non-region game at Union High School 42-19.
Union scored first as they intercepted a Dave Justice pass in the first series of the game and returned it for a touchdown. Union then scored on a 5-yard run on their first series of the game to go up 12-0. A short punt aided in the Cougar field position.
After allowing two touchdowns in the first minutes of the ballgame, the Emery defense strengthened and held Union to only one more score in the half.
Emery scored twice in the second quarter as they put together two sustained drives of around 70 yards each. Justice scored both times on 1-yard runs.
In the third quarter, Union was unstoppable as they scored three touchdowns and their defense tackled Emery in the end zone for a safety. Union scored 24 points in the quarter.
Emery did score again in the fourth quarter as Josh Eden had his best statistical game of the season at tailback and scored his first touchdown on a six yard run.
Trevor Thompson had five receptions in the game, Eden had a good game along with Tanner Gardner at tailback. Justice ran for around 80 yards and completed six of 12 passes for around another 80 yards.
On Thursday, the Emery JV team got their first victory of the season as they defeated Union's JV in Castle Dale 21-12. The JV's will be at home again this Thursday against Juan Diego's JV. Game time is 3 p.m.
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As part of the Feb. 9, commission meeting a public hearing was held to receive input on the issuance and sale of up to $1.3 million general obligation bonds by Castle Valley Special Service District for the purpose of paying for capital improvement projects.
CVSSD manager Jacob Sharp said the projects will include street improvements, curb and gutter, drainage, culinary water improvements, and sewer improvements. The projects are scheduled to be completed this year.
The bond will be zero percent interest. Sharp said one aspect is different with the issuance of these bonds than bonds in the past. The district is asking the bond repayment be delayed with the first payment being due in 2013, this will give the district time to pay off the final bond from the 2001 bond election.
Sharp said there is also a $520,000 grant from the CIB which will go towards this years projects. Alex Buxton from Zions Bank was on hand to answer any questions regarding the bond. There weren't any public comments given either for or against the issuance of bonds.
Commissioner Gary Kofford closed the public hearing and returned to regular commission meeting where he and Commissioner Jeff Horrocks voted to approve the sale and authorization of the bonds. Buxton said March 23 is the day they will close on the bonds and all legal requirements have been met.
In other business the commission approved the re-appointment of Judy Ann Scott and Darrell Gardner to the Emery County Planning Commission. A modification was made in the federal aid agreement for the Goblin Valley road phase 2. This modification reflects an increase in the amount. A grant application was approved between Utah State History and the Emery County Preservation commission for an interpretive sign at Temple Mountain.
Tyson Huntington was approved to move to Correction Officer number I for his completion of Fred House. John Jacobsen was approved as a temporary nine month employee for the road department. A business license was approved for Conductive Composites in Green River. A business license was approved for Dutch Flat Firearms.
Service awards were given to county employees. Five year awards went to Clayton Bell, Mike Van Wagoner, Kathleen Marshall, Gaylene Gillespie, Marie Anderson, Jakie Collard and Mike McCandless. Ten year awards went to Ken Eley, EMT, Jim Gordon EMT, Tracy Nielson and Brent Langston. The 15 year awards went to Nancy Orgill and Marion Mangum. Twenty year awards went to John Spinney, Linda Smith, Annette Allen and Leslie Bolinder.
A 25 year service award went to Morris Sorensen and a 30 year service award went to Norm Vuksnick; Jerilyn Mathis received a 35 year service award.
Commissioner Horrocks said, "Thanks to the employees of Emery County. They work hard for the citizens of Emery County and I want to thank them all."
Commissioner Kofford said, "We have the best employees in the country. It's a great place to work."
The commission received a letter from the Carbon County commission wondering if Emery County could contribute to the youth detention center. The detention center is currently facing cuts from the legislature and they expect a $60,000 reduction from last year's budget. Kofford said last year there were 169 juveniles who went to the Carbon County facility from Emery County. If they were not longer able to be taken to Carbon the juveniles would have to be transported to Provo. The calculations were approximately $150 per arrest which led to a request for $17,000 contribution from Emery County.
Kofford said shortages at the state level put more of an impact back at the local level. The money wasn't budgeted for a contribution to the detention center, but Kofford said they would find the money and then reopen the budget and make adjustments. "It's cheaper to help fund Price than to send an officer to Provo. Horrocks requested they table the item until an actual cost is available after Carbon County sees what the shortfall will be and Emery County will approve a contribution at that time.
Another phase of the airport improvement plan will go forward this year with a crack seal project and a clear area project to remove obstructions. The plan listed the approximate cost for these improvements to be $350,000. UDOT is prepared to give $137,000 towards the project and the county contribution will be $13,000. The money will come from the Emery County Special Service District number one and will include a seal coat on the runway and repainting.
The Architectural Coalition was approved to begin a plan to add office space in the sheriff's office training building. An office will be created for Bret Mills in communications and for Jim Gordon, ambulance supervisor. Architectural Coalition will develop the project and get it ready for bid.
A fee waiver was granted to Huntington City to replace a furnace.
An amended warranty deed was granted to Wade and Tracy Nielsen to allow continued use on a road through Lawrence cemetery to allow access to corrals. The county bought the property from the Nielsens to expand the Lawrence cemetery.
Under citizen concerns, Kofford mentioned Morris Sorensen with the road department is looking at used tank trailers to be used for the road department. They recently discovered one of their tanks in use in Green River was rusted out. The commission approved travel for Sorensen and Wade Nielsen to travel out of state to look at army surplus tankers.
Horrocks reported the Green River clinic expansion project is moving along and an architect is designing the project. He attended the fire district meeting and the fire district has received a grant for the purchase of new fire trucks. Discussion centered around getting and keeping fire fighters trained. Instructional CDs will be used and then the firefighters will take the state test.
Kofford said the Emery County Care and Rehab center is progressing and the kitchen and laundry will soon be ready to use. The old kitchen and laundry will be demolished when the new kitchen is ready. There are floor problems in the south wing which must be solved. Kofford attended the recreation board meeting and new board members there were oriented to the projects the recreation district is involved with. An insurance presentation was made by two insurance companies interested in covering recreation events. Kofford attended the non-urban joint highway committee meeting. Work will be done this year on Green River Boulevard. Some curb and gutter will be done in Green River this summer and the improvements to Green River Boulevard.
The next commission meeting will be Feb. 23 at 9 a.m.


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Elizabeth House (ca. 1751–1828) was the daughter of Mary Stretch House and Nicholas Trist, a British army officer, and the grandmother of Nicholas Philip Trist, who married Thomas Jefferson's granddaughter Virginia Jefferson Randolph at Monticello in 1824. Elizabeth Trist is best known for her journal detailing a trip to Natchez, 1783–84. Jefferson formed an enduring friendship with her when he stayed at her mother's Philadelphia boardinghouse during service in the Continental Congress, 1782–84. He advised her in recurring financial difficulties, wrote her regularly, persuaded her to move her family to Albemarle County in 1798, and appointed her only child, Hore Browse Trist, port collector for the lower Mississippi River in 1803, upon which she moved with him to New Orleans. Hore Browse Trist died in 1804, and Elizabeth Trist returned to Virginia in 1808, spending some of her remaining years as an itinerant houseguest at a variety of Albemarle County estates, including Monticello, where she died and was buried in an unmarked grave. [1]
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My 10 month old is a very busy little girl. But breastfeeding is becoming such a challenge. She bounces at the breast (pushing of with her legs and loosing her grip on the breast because her head has moved to far away), wiggling. Lol i've started nursing her while she's standing sometimes just because she'll stay on for another 30 secs. I've got a nursing necklace but it's not really working to well. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to nurse a busy toddler??
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Hey, mine have done this too...super-annoying sometimes!
Here is a great link to Kellymom on that subject
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By Kelly Bonyata, BS, IBCLC
at this age (and now ,my son is 16mo) he is super distractible and since he nurses down for nap still, he sometimes puts his nap off. So I have had good luck with nursing in our regular nursing spot and/or nursing him in the Mei-tai while walking or subtle bouncing etc. Do you have a regular spot (mine is at the computer) where he knows what to do? Has he been making up for it at night?
Let us know how it goes!
Forgive me if I'm stating the obvious here but I really wanted to make sure that someone mentioned the danger of premature weaning at this age. All that distractability can really create a negative spiral with mom's milk supply decreasing and baby being even less interested in nursing. In my limited experience this phenomena really seems to peak at this age but tends to get better in a few months as babies seem to get a little more interested in nursing.
As Naomi hinted at, night-nursing can make a really big difference at this stage. If baby is able to nurse a lot at night, there may be little effect on your milk supply and you may not have to concern yourself too much with trying to increase daytime feeds.
I hope that Naomi's link will be more helpful than I've been! (Actually, I've read it and know that it is.)
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What Jessica said... I have a lot of mums here who have run into that and had ended up with the children weaning because of this little phase and then having problems afterward.
When Ronnie did it, I decided that at least a couple of times a day we would go to a dark quiet room for nursing that way it was a this is nursing time... and only nursing time.
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CHICAGO -- Chrysler created some performance buzz at the Chicago Auto Show today with updates of the Dodge Challenger SRT8, Chrysler 300 SRT8 and Dodge Charger SRT8 Super Bee.
The cars, under the automaker's Street and Technology moniker, will go on sale this summer with a palette of new colors.
The SRT lineup also includes the new Viper.
The 2013 Challenger SRT8 is black and ominous. Under the hood is the 6.4-liter Hemi V8 pumping out 470 horsepower and equal amounts of torque.
"With exclusive content, including the standard premium 'Ballistic' cloth interior from the new SRT Viper, SRT-tuned sport suspensions and distinctive exterior accents, the new Challenger SRT8 and 300 SRT8 'Core' models are designed and built with the back-to-basics performance driving enthusiast in mind," said Ralph Gilles, head of the SRT Brand and Motorsports for Chrysler.
The new Challenger SRT8 starts at $39,990 including destination charges.
Going from muscle to elegance, the new 2013 300 SRT8 also has the 6.4-liter Hemi V8 under the hood and starts at $44,990 with destination charges.
Back for a repeat performance is the 2013 Dodge Charger SRT8 Super Bee with unique badging and graphics. The starting price is $42,990 and buyers get a day of professional driving instruction at selected tracks.
All three large cars are built at Chrysler's assembly plant in Brampton, Ont.
Also at the Chicago show is a glossy black 2013 Mopar Dodge Dart with blue stripes.
The limited-edition compact car is the fourth special-edition Mopar-badged vehicle created since the company partnered with Fiat SpA in 2009. The others are the Mopar 2010 Challenger, 2011 Charger and 2012 300.
Chrysler will make 500 limited-edition Mopar Darts this spring at the Belvidere, Ill., assembly plant.
The car has a lowered sport suspension and performance steering, brakes, exhaust and ground effects. There is a serialized badge on the dash wireless phone charging and a special steering wheel, shifter and floor mats.
"Our new Mopar '13 Dart will turn heads and stand out from the crowd," said Mopar chief Pietro Gorlier. "For this special, limited-edition vehicle, we specifically kept the driver in mind as we added select Mopar parts and accessories."
The car has a 1.4-liter MultiAir turbocharged engine and manual transmission.
Pricing for the vehicle was not announced.