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Are the Columbus Blue Jackets a good trading partner for the Edmonton Oilers?
Jonathan Willis
June 18 2012 09:20AM
They own the second overall pick in this year's NHL Entry Draft, a surprisingly deep group of NHL defensemen, and their general manager learned his trade as an executive in Edmonton. Are the Columbus Blue Jackets a good trading partner for the Oilers?
I'd argue that the Blue Jackets are a legitimate trading partner for the Oilers, but that there's at least one problem: the team has a couple of other pressing items on its plate.
They're in the middle of trying to move the face of their franchise, Rick Nash. In a year with a weak free agent crop, Nash is bound to appeal to teams – he's a 6'4" power forward with 30+ goals in seven of his last eight seasons. At last report fully one-third of the league was in discussing a trade with the Blue Jackets for his services, despite the fact that his contract runs until 2017-18.
Nash was the Jacket's first overall pick back in 2002; might the first overall pick this year appeal to Columbus? According to Red Line Report, probably not:
If [the Blue Jackets are] going to lose Rick Nash, they'll probably want to sell their fans on a talented young forward. But their recent history of drafting Russians at the top of the draft – Nikita Filatov and Nikolai Zherdev – might make them understandably leery of taking even Russians like Yakupov and Mikhail Grigorenko who have come over to play junior in North America.
Red Line goes on to suggest that the Blue Jackets might rather move down rather than up, and on Friday general manager Scott Howson confirmed that they had discussed moving down in the draft with other teams.
Between trying to move the most important player in the history of the franchise and trying to move down from the second overall position – a pair of deals the Oilers will have no interest in – Scott Howson is going to be plenty busy. Aside from the fact that he's busy, the simple truth is that the return on those trades is going to alter the dynamic of his team in a significant way; Columbus might have very different needs coming out of those deals than they had going in.
If there is a trade between the two teams, it would likely see the Blue Jackets send away an excess blue-liner in exchange for help up front (a lengthy rebuild does not seem to be the intention in Columbus right now). The team may well add a good defenseman in the Nash trade, and they already landed Jack Johnson – while I'm personally not bullish on Johnson, Jackets' beat reporter Aaron Portzline described the club as "smitten" with his work – and the surprisingly impressive Nikita Nikitin in trades last year. Those players join a defense corps that already features reliable veteran Fedor Tyutin, James Wisniewski, Nikita Nikitin, Marc Methot and 2009 first round pick John Moore. The Oilers were reportedly interested in Methot in the period leading up to the trade deadline, though with the acquisition of Nick Schultz that presumably is no longer the case.
Still, the Blue Jackets have a logjam on defense, and one that might get bigger if and when Nash gets dealt. If the Oilers are trading with them to alleviate that problem, the logical target is Fedor Tyutin. Lowetide wrote about Tyutin two months ago on this site, and his wrap-up then is equally applicable now:
Fedor Tyutin is perhaps the most attractive option we've looked at so far in this series. He has good size for an NHL defenseman, is mobile and adept at moving the puck. He's been healthy (this season aside, he broke his right hand earlier this month and is out indefinitely). He is signed to a long contract, could come into the organization and serve as a legit top pairing option and he could also mentor some of the youngsters coming along. The price tag would be heavy, but the Oilers have picks, prospects and young NHL players in abundance. This might be a very good match for both sides.
Tyutin would be an ideal fit for the Oilers in all areas. His cap hit is a very reasonable $4.5 million, he brings things to the table that the Oilers need in their organization, and above all else he's a very good NHL defenseman. Columbus may not be willing to move him – and if they're only interested in dumping their depth defenders it's hard to believe the Oilers would be interested – but given what the Colubmus blue line looks like right now and their obvious needs up front it only makes sense for the Oilers to ask.
If Tyutin isn't an option, James Wisniewski or Nikita Nikitin might be. Neither is as ideal a fit for Edmonton's needs, but both would represent an upgrade on what's currently in the system.
This week by Jonathan Willis
- Dale Tallon: things get worse before they get better
- The Edmonton Oilers are getting a little light on forward prospects
- How much did Nail Yakupov's knee injury impact his offensive numbers?
- Should the Edmonton Oilers talk to San Jose about Douglas Murray?
- Big decisions: Jarret Stoll and Matt Greene for Lubomir Visnovsky
- Is big forward Ludvig Rensfeldt worth drafting?
- Red Line Report: "We think Edmonton is open to shopping that top pick."
- Should teams build from the net out, like the Kings did with Quick?
- Jon Cooper, the most interesting man in hockey
- Congratulations to the 2012 Los Angeles Kings
- Craig MacTavish returns to the Edmonton Oilers
June 18 2012, 04:33PM
Mine gets you Tyutin, Gardiner, and Galchenyuk for less than yours gets you Yakupov, Tyutin, and Murray, so I guess it depends how you value those players.
I guess Thats the tricky part TUG, I Personelly would take Galchenyuk as well, but knowing the Oilers if such a trade went down, I would think they value Murray more. iMO
June 18 2012, 04:34PM
can we replace Bunz with Roy.
Why the heck not! Not sure CBJ would though.
June 18 2012, 04:37PM
Again, I'm trying to think what the Oilers would want to draft, I myself think if that went down Galchenyuk would be my choice, however I think the Oilers have an unhealthy love affair with Murray.
June 18 2012, 05:29PM
I guess Thats the tricky part TUG, I Personelly would take Galchenyuk as well, but knowing the Oilers if such a trade went down, I would think they value Murray more. iMO
Doesn't matter. They could still take Murray if they wanted, but by adding Tyutin and Gardiner the need for Murray is reduced because immediate quality help has arrived.
My point is that a trio not too different in perceived quality would be had either way, but my trade costs less.
Would Columbus trade Nash for Luongo ?
@ OB1 & Crash
I have to agree. He won't be an all star but having depth in a position a team is weak at can't be a bad thing.
He is no saviour but nothing wrong with Oilers D fighting for roster spots.
What do you think Crash?
No to Scott Hannan.
And why do so many people have this appetite for Fedor Tyutin? So much so that they want to give up on Paajarvi and/or trade Hemsky for him?
June 19 2012, 10:36AM
@ Crash
No clue why everyone wants to ditch Hemsky and PRV for Tyutin.....if your going to sell those players do it when there market value is higher


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Sometimes you may want to run a certain program on end user's computer, like for example invoke the TrueUpdate client software every 7 days or at each logon, without triggering the annoying UAC warning dialog. With the aid of the Task Scheduler, you can do so, but setting up new tasks is not very intuitive. This Lua script was written in an attempt to make the creation of new jobs in the Task Scheduler much easier while you are deploying your product.
How to use
- Download the installer below and install the files in your Setup Factory folder. The installer will also allow the installation into the AutoPlay Media Studio folder, however the intended audience for this script are software publishers using Setup Factory.
- For Setup Factory:
Include the TaskScheduler.lua script file in your project, as shown in this image:
For AutoPlay Media Studio:
Copy TaskScheduler.lua from your AutoPlay Media Studio Gallery\Scripts sub folder to the AutoPlay\Scripts sub folder of your project's CD_Root. Then, in the On Startup script, place this code:
require "TaskScheduler";
- This script provides three functions: DoesJobExist allows you to check if a task exists with a certain name, CreateJob is used to schedule new tasks, while DeleteJob should be used to delete existing tasks, for example, when uninstalling the product.
- Parameters used when creating new jobs:
Parameter Description User The user account for running the task. This can be the predefined account "System", or a user name like "John Doe". Password Password of the user account. The string entered here is ignored if the User was set to "System". Otherwise, if set to "*", the user will be prompted to provide the password for before the task is created. In most cases, it might be best if the password required to run the task is provided during the install, like shown in this sample screen:
The example project below shows how you can capture the user name and display it in a read-only edit field.
Schedule Defines when the task will be run. Can be one of these values: "ONLOGON", "ONIDLE", "ONSTART", "ONCE", "HOURLY" or "MINUTE". Modifier This number controls the behavior of the Schedule "HOURLY" and "MINUTE", for the other schedules this value is ignored. Setting the Modifier to 12 and selecting a "HOURLY" schedule would mean that the task is expected to run each 12 hours, while setting the Modifier to 30 and the Schedule to "MINUTE", the task would be run twice per hour. Taskname A string that specifies a unique identifier for the scheduled task. Filename A string that specifies the full path to the program that should be run at the scheduled time. Args A string that sets the optional command line argument for the task. This can be an empty string ("").
- Here is a sample how you can check if a certain task exists, and in case it does not, create it (as you would typically do in the On Post Install script):
if not TaskScheduler.DoesJobExist("MyTask") then -- schedule a silent update check at logon for my application -- the updater is best set to "silent until update is available" TaskScheduler.CreateJob("System", "(ignored)", "ONLOGON", 0, "MyTask", SessionVar.Expand("%AppFolder%\\TrueUpdateClient.exe"), "/S"); error = Application.GetLastError(); if (error ~= 0) then Dialog.Message("Error", _tblErrorMessages[error], MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION); else Dialog.Message("Info", "Task was created.", MB_OK, MB_ICONINFORMATION); end end
if TaskScheduler.DoesJobExist("MyTask") then -- delete the existing task from the scheduler TaskScheduler.DeleteJob("MyTask"); error = Application.GetLastError(); if (error ~= 0) then Dialog.Message("Error", _tblErrorMessages[error], MB_OK, MB_ICONEXCLAMATION); else Dialog.Message("Info", "Task was deleted.", MB_OK, MB_ICONINFORMATION); end end
Please note that the process must be run with administrative privileges in order to create or delete jobs. Software installers are normally run as administrator, so this shouldn't be an issue, but remember this if you use this script in an AutoPlay project.
This work was tested on Windows XP, Vista and 7, and on both 32 and 64 bit platforms. It is expected to work correctly, however should you find any issue, please let me know using email or the contact form.
Full documentation of the Task Scheduler can be found at Microsoft, here. You can modify the script further, if you wish to. Redistribution without giving proper credits or as plugin is not permitted.
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Several hours of work were invested into software offered on this site free of charge. If my efforts make your tasks easier and saved you hours of research and coding, please consider making a small donation as a sign of appreciation of my work, especially if you are using this in a commercial product. Thank you in advance for your support!


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In 2004, Lt. Col. Merryl Tengesdal stepped close to her goal of becoming an astronaut when she became the first African-American woman to fly a U-2, a high-altitude aircraft used for reconnaissance missions. In December 2010, Tengesdal moved to Colorado Springs to work as a staff officer at Peterson Air Force Base.
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Tokujin Yoshioka
I was just perusing through Pia Habekost's MyVisual EyeCandyDiary and nearly fell down when I saw Tokujin Yoshioka's "Crystal Paintings". These were apparently grown through vibrations given off by music. What?! Incredible. It's hard to imagine how something so serene, quiet, and absolutely still can be grown from music. To me, the close up of the image reveals something fragile, the music almost suspended in time.
I went through Yoshioka's site and found photo upon photo of stellar work, often made for spaces, collaborating with companies like Hermes, Swarovski, and BMW. His use of multi-media plastics, paper, music, and glass are inspiring to me, particularly the way he displays them and creates whole ethereal experiences.
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so today is congrats to jja and the first Holiday in honour of Haruhi-sama. let us all celebrate and rejoice in Her magnificent wisdom and beautyOriginally Posted by jja
Hail Haruhi Day celebrations may begin whenever you want
I just noticed, but what's with the squared off arm band... it's not a box she wears on her arm
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the light novels are great too, if you don't mind a slightly heavier read with less pictures. You can get translations here:
Suzumiya Haruhi - Baka-Tsuki
you could also wait about a year (maybe 6 months) for the official release
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Terry, I have a slight problem. I live in a Condo and we have a bathroom upstairs and right underneath it is our kitchen. We recently discovered that our toilet upstairs was leaking because the drywall in our kitchen was wet. My brother, dad and I tried to fix it, we put a new wax ring on and it seemed fine for a few days. Just today I look at my ceiling and it is wet again!! Is there anything I can do or is it serious enough that I have to call a plumber to fix it and have somebody replace the floor in the bathroom where the ceiling is and the drywall in the kitchen?
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Seoul (South Korea) November 15, 2012 – Adding to its growing list of accolades, Crytek GmbH's free-to-play shooter, Warface, was this week named Best FPS at the G-Star expo by a leading South Korean gaming site.
A panel of judges from popular website, Inven, decided that Warface stood head and shoulders above its rivals at G-Star and was worthy of top spot in the competitive FPS category. The Inven Award: BEST FPS Game G-Star 2012 follows on from Warface being named Best Social/Casual/Online Game at gamescom 2012 and Best Game of 2012 at Russia's KRI Awards.
G-Star takes place in the South Korean city of Busan, and attracts around 200,000 visitors each year to discover games from across Asia and beyond. Gamers in South Korea put Warface through its paces in closed beta tests this fall, and players in the West will soon be able to go hands on with the game and find out for themselves how it raises the bar for free-to-play experiences online.
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Leafs make three personnel moves, set opening night roster
Cam Charron
September 30 2013 04:21PM
The #leafs have recalled Troy Bodie, sent John-Michael Liles to the AHL and placed Frazer McLaren on LTIR. Let the season begin.— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) September 30, 2013
The last moves have been finalized. The Toronto Maple Leafs have sent down John-Michael Liles, called up Troy Bodie, and send Frazer McLaren to the long-term injured reserve, setting their opening night roster.
Here's how I presume it shakes out in the beginning:
James van Riemsdyk - Tyler Bozak - Phil Kessel
Joffrey Lupul - Nazem Kadri - Nikolai Kulemin
Mason Raymond - Dave Bolland - Carter Ashton
Troy Bodie - Jay McClement - Colton Orr
David Clarkson *
Frazer McLaren **
Carl Gunnarsson - Dion Phaneuf
Jake Gardiner - Cody Franson
Paul Ranger - Morgan Rielly
(Mark Fraser)
James Reimer
Jonathan Bernier
* - suspended
** - injured reserve
Making use of the long-term injured reserve allowed the team to bring up an extra skater from the minors to the NHL, and that was skater Troy Bodie. With the team so tight up against the cap, if a player gets hurt, basically treat the replacement you would an "equal or lesser value" coupon at Loblaws. Also, don't shop at Loblaws because it's outrageously expensive.
The top 6, Bozak excluded, looks pretty good, as does the third line. Not sure about the NHL potential of Bodie, and of course every team has a Colton Orr or two on the roster, so it's hard getting angry about either one of those.
Defence is fine. If the team has Morgan Rielly on the NHL squad but not getting into games, it's a total waste of development he could be getting in junior, which would include a return trip to the World Junior Championship and exhibition games against Russia in the Super Series. He'd probably get traded to a real team in the Western Hockey League as well.
If Rielly is sent down the junior, it clears the space necessary for the Leafs to recall John-Michael Liles.
Obviously, there will be a lot made about the Leafs spending 8.5% of their salary cap space on players that will not be there on opening night: Liles, Darcy Tucker, Colby Armstrong, and salary retention to Ben Scrivens and Matt Frattin. Ultimately, that was the Leafs' undoing this offseason and will prevent them from icing a full roster all year.
It does get better, once they clear the ten-game hurdle. Thankfully, the only back-to-back during David Clarkon's suspension comes on October 1st and 2nd, so it's unlikely they need a quick turnaround if facing an injury and not having time to fill the space.
Our poll, meanwhile, is on the side of the page, asks the $64,000 question:
Do you think the opening day roster looks better than last year's?
You get four options and only one choice. Make it a wise one.
I don't see this lineup as much improve, if any, over last seasons starting roster. Gone are Mike Koska, Mihkail Grabovski, Matt Frattin, Mike Brown and Ben Scrivens. I would argue that the additions of Dave Bolland, David Clarkson, Jon Bernier, Troy Bodie, Carter Ashton and Morgan Rielly are NOT an improvement. Not even close.
And here's why.
Captain Pylon shows NO signs of improvement and even seems slower and more mistake-prone than last spring, dense, Bernier's save percentage is under .900, Bolland comes with Kris Versteeg disease - Have Cup, New Team, Will Coast; Clarkson only came for the money, Bodie is here thank's to his father-in-law, Ashton shows energy, but little smarts and Morgan Rielly is trying to live up to the Burke hype - "He was the best player in the draft and we got him at # 5".
Let play begin.
Oh, and one other thing.
Word is out that Leiweke and Nonis are trying to forge a last second deal with Phil Kessel. Boy, what better time to make a rational, thoughtful, measured decision than when the team is on the verge of starting a new season. This, as the best sniper on the team is playing with a centre who has a shiny new, non-incentive contract... and there are two new defensemen who he won't be helping on the back check.
This appears to be a case of Nonis and his massive management team taking direction from Leiweke; he did it with Nonis (who had NOT proven himself) and brought aboard the new Raptors GM who had a mere one season as an NBA GM… and on another team.
He decided that money was no object and he handed out these 5-year deals to them both. I guess he just said "Get it done and damn the cost! Throw in a NTC too. Why not. It's only money and we're throwing tens of millions away on Grabovski, Komisarek, Tucker, Armstrong, Scrivens/Frattin and now Liles. Who cares?"
My questions is… what's the rush with Kessel? He's under contract,. well-paid, happy in Toronto and isn't going anywhere, plus when the Leafs season ends in April there will be plenty of time to get a new deal done. A lot more time than these Leafs mismanagers have now.
And talk of $8-million per season is far too much, not to mention for 8 seasons. A lot can happen in a short time in sports. Sure he might be worth $3-$4-million more than a gritty plugger like Clarkson, but then Clarkson is making more than what he's worth. Because that's how these insane sports auctions go.
Hey, I'm a fan of Kessel's speed and wrist shot. He's also become a nice set up man, but his defense sucks. Most of the time. $6-$6.5-million per over 3-5 is far saner.
But then, we've already seen that rationality and sanity are not hallmarks of this new Leafs brass.
September 30 2013, 06:10PM
I disagree about it being a waste of time to have Rielly up and not playing every game. If he plays every other game or 2 out of every 3 games, he's still seeing regular action while getting more time with professional instruction and fitness training. Not to mention prolonged exposure to the professional game.
If they keep him up for the first 15 or 16 games, play him in 9 and then send him back to junior, he'll have almost two months with his junior team before the WJC.
If they keep him up for several months to reach that 9 games then that's a different story of course.
Here's a scary thought though. Carlyle sits Gardiner in every game Rielly plays because "you don't need that many PMD and Jake has to keep working on his defensive game." Ugh.
September 30 2013, 06:05PM
I've seen it posted in a couple places that Reilly is sitting for the first game and Gardiner is being paired with Ranger.
Not positive if that has been confirmed though.
September 30 2013, 09:16PM
**** that! Get Kessel signed! I do NOT want to see the offer the Rangers would table for him in free agency.
Wee hours of the Opening Day of the National Hockey League and insomnia is having a visit.
So. A few more thoughts on this new Leafs roster and the first two games.
Montreal has one of the top 5 goaltenders in the league in Carey Price and the reigning Best Defenceman in P.K. Subban. Markov is also mobile and up front they have some tough snipers. That said, the Leafs should match up well enough to even pull this one out. Look for Lupul, Kadri and Franson to make their marks.
Reimer will be fine in net, unless the Habs shooters aim high and find all that space he tends to leave while he's on his knees.
I'm still not sold on Paul Ranger. He has a tendency to try fancy moves that don't work and turns the puck over and/or gets caught out of position. Hopefully he'll be bailed out by Gardiner.
The Flyers on Wednesday could actually be easier. I look for a more convincing Leafs win.
I kinda do.
Would a bidding war with the rangers end cheap for either team?


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In a time when our country is facing economic turmoil and some may say could rival the Great Depression, it's hard to believe that prices for jeans are still up there. But hey, movie sales have hit a record high, so I suppose it's business as usual for Hollywooders with their spending, so why not! I'm sure Brad Pitt still spends a pretty penny on designer duds.
Whether you have the funds or can wait until they go on sale, which they inevitably will, here are a variety of great looking jeans to feast your eyes on. Dream a little dream or go out and get them, but either way, these jeans are hot!
Raf by Raf Simons
Dark Grey Regular Fit Jeans
Straight leg jean in coated dark grey denim from Raf by Raf simons. Clean, 5 pocket style with black leather circular back patch embossed with Raf by Raf Simons insignia. Button fly, contrast stitch details. $225
Surface to Air
Regular Dirty Jeans
Black coated cotton 5-pocket jean with a straight leg and regular fit. Button fly closure and black hardware. 9.5??? rise, 34??? inseam. $182
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Dry Stretch Thin Finn
Long, low back yoke for a dropped pocket. Lean cut legs and easy slim fit. Indigo stretch denim that fades spectacularly with age and wear. For an extra slim fit we recommend sizing down. 2% elastane, 98% cotton, 34??? inseam, 10??? rise. $174
Duke Straight Leg Jean
English import Superfine??™s characteristic crisp, relaxed jean. Straight leg indigo denim with clean finishings, tonal topstitching. Zip fly and button closure. Model wears a 28, measuring: 11??? rise, 32.5??? inseam, 100% cotton. $274
Martin Margiela
Washed Down Grey Jean
Extra-slim cut 5 pocket jeans in an aged grey washed denim??" a key piece in Margiela??™s fresh and quiet toned s/s09 colour card. Fastening with an aged brass button, hook and eye fastening and 3 button fly, rivets are enclosed and jeans are unembellished. ?179/US$250
Rag & Bone
Fitted Slim Leg Jeans in Indigo – RB15
With a crisper cut in the thighs, Rag & Bone??™s Fitted Slim Leg Jean is the perfect jean for the guy with style on his mind??"and on his legs. Made from thin but rigid 100% cotton, these handmade jeans have a rugged exterior that will wear into a perfect fit. $225
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(Right) Pop
Pop tight satin finish jeans have a tight fitting silhouette through the legs, Pop leather tab to the back. Fabric mix, 97% cotton 3% spandex. ?90/US$126.50
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Kate Hudson knows how to dress both cute and warm at the same time
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Instead of debating with me or arguing this I challenge anyone to watch Sanchez closely and watch his head movement.He usually just locks on to one receiver. That is the only knock I have on him because good defenses can key on this.
If you watch Brady,P Manning, Brees, Mcnabb, etc. and watch their head movement you will see that they scan the whole field and you never know where the ball is going to go. With Sanchez you almost can always tell where he is going to throw the ball.
Anyone can see the man has alot of talent and has the potential to be great but he really needs to learn to scan the field more. It may be poor coaching I dont know but he needs more head movement to confuse defenses so they cant key on him.Maybe Schotty is a big part of the problem and maybe he isnt but regardless Sanchez is the one on the field
Again instead of debating this watch his head when he throws. It is usally fixed in one place.This thread isnt about whether Sanchez makes a completion or not. It is about an absolute necessary thing as a successful NFL qb. Head movement.
Edit... he played very well but I still stand by my post. I watch him closely every game and he is looking at one receiver most of the time and still needs to fix this.To his credit he has a serious rocket arm and is able to make completions that he wouldnt otherwise.
Posted 19 September 2010 - 07:39 PM
The hardest thing to learn as a QB and the longest skill to develop is probably the ability to scan the entire field quickly and get through all your progressions. He had a career day today...in a huge game...where the Jets absolutely needed to have some offensive firepower.
He showed the ability to make throws in front of the WR, and when needed behind the WR. He was creative and calm on that scramble flip to LT. He showed the ability to trust his WRs to make a play on several throws, especially to Braylon Edwards. He had a great game...and you're grasping at straws to try and critique him right now.
Posted 19 September 2010 - 07:44 PM
Posted 19 September 2010 - 07:47 PM
Posted 19 September 2010 - 08:15 PM
C l u t c H 385, on 19 September 2010 - 07:47 PM, said:
Not quite but almost. Lets see if he can do it 2 weeks in a row.
Posted 19 September 2010 - 08:16 PM
He might not scan the field, go to his 2nd and 3rd options just yet but the ability to get under center and recognize defenses is a huge piece to the puzzle.
He was very impressive today.
Posted 19 September 2010 - 08:24 PM
Jetsman05, on 19 September 2010 - 08:16 PM, said:
He might not scan the field, go to his 2nd and 3rd options just yet but the ability to get under center and recognize defenses is a huge piece to the puzzle.
He was very impressive today.
Agreed. He showed us why we gave up so much to have him.
Posted 19 September 2010 - 08:31 PM
Hopefully he can have a good game vs the Dolphins next week.
Posted 19 September 2010 - 08:33 PM
Posted 20 September 2010 - 01:45 AM
Brady manning mcnabb brees
These names should not be uttered when talking about Sanchez
Posted 20 September 2010 - 01:47 AM
Posted 20 September 2010 - 03:26 AM
Jetsman05, on 19 September 2010 - 09:16 PM, said:
He might not scan the field, go to his 2nd and 3rd options just yet but the ability to get under center and recognize defenses is a huge piece to the puzzle.
He was very impressive today.
Yes I agree he was very impressive today.Im never said he wasnt.And I also said you can see his potential. I wrote this post during the game and Im not taking anything away from the his game today .He deserves all the credit and I as well as alot of other fans were bitching about his play before he lit the field up today. He made us eat crow and Im happy he did.
I still think it is a huge issue that needs to be corrected.
Other than Slauson our line is solid so he should be able to take a split second during most games and most plays to glance at his other options. The tougher the defense the Jets face the less chance that the number one option will be open and we have to many weapons on this team for him not to look at the other options.
Anyway its a question I would wish I could ask the Jets staff. Sanchez had a great game today but in game one he looked to the checkdowns and no where else and in game two he locked on one receiver down field most of the time and no where else.
Whether the Jets win or lose and whether he has a bad game or a good game it is still a problem and Id like to see it addressed by the coaching staff. If he didnt have time in the pocket Id say get rid of the ball fast but that isnt the case.
Im not going to overlook this issue because he had a masterful game. I just am not sure he can beat an elite defense without being in the habit of scanning the field of play.
And by the way I never said he never scans the field. He did it like twice during the game so he has shown he can do it. I just dont think he does it enough so it is either a really bad habit on his part or bad coaching.
Sanchez is doing a really good job reading the defenses at the line before the play. He has really impressed me with that. Once he starts reading the field during the play he will be completely solid.
There is no reason they cant fix this in practice and I hope the coaches are noticing it. It just baffles me why this wasnt addressed in the off season.I just dont like the thought of it that a defense can key on his eyes. At least against the Pats he showed he could get the ball to the receiver before the defender could make the adjustment even if they did key on him.
Anyway maybe I analyze the game and players to much but I love the science of the game(the game within the game) not just the game of football.


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Robin Brownlee
May 07 2009 01:04PM
So, if you woke up this morning and you were Edmonton Oilers GM Steve Tambellini, what would your list of things-to-do look like? And, no, checking your bank statement doesn't count.
From hiring a new coach to filling holes and addressing needs on the roster after a third straight season out of the playoffs, Tambellini's got his work cut out, and there's no shortage of opinions on what he should do.
Given Tambellini's stated desire of icing a bigger, grittier team and a handful of obvious needs -- a proven top-six forward, a defensive-minded centre who can win face-offs and kill penalties and a shutdown defenceman, not to mention hiring a bench boss who can pull it all together -- let's throw around some scenarios with you in the GM's chair.
Like Tambellini, you'll have to keep in mind salary cap space and the fact that no matter which way you go, people will piss and moan. The bottom line is you'd better please Daryl Katz, who signs the cheques, because he's just sent you a text that reads: "Steve, if we miss the playoffs in 2009-10, I'm firing your ass. Got it? Regards, D."
Let's begin.
The back end
1. You've decided to shop Tom Gilbert in the hope of acquiring a top six forward. Coming off a 45-point season, Gilbert's got some cachet and you've got the bases covered in terms of offensive depth with Sheldon Souray, Lubomir Visnovsky and Denis Grebeshkov, once he signs the fat RFA offer you've got sitting on your desk.
-- The Buffalo Sabres offer Derek Roy.
-- The Philadelphia Flyers offer Scott Hartnell.
-- The Florida Panthers offer Nathan Horton.
Which deal do you take?
2. You've taken one of the above three players for Gilbert and you're getting ready to present your offer to Grebeshkov. Before you do, you get a fax from head office that says Toronto GM Brian Burke has tendered on offer sheet on Grebeshkov that's worth $16 million over four years.
After you change trousers and wipe your ass, do you match it? Do you send some guy named Bruno to see Burke?
3. The Los Angeles Kings offer a do-over on last summer's trade: they'll send you Jarret Stoll and Matt Greene for Visnovsky. Knowing what you know now, do you make that deal?
The Seven Dwarves
1. Unless Snow White has jumped to the top of the short-list of coaching candidates, the need to get bigger up front to complement Ales Hemsky and Sam Gagner is the most pressing, so you're listening to offers for Patrick O'Sullivan and Andrew Cogliano.
-- Tampa Bay offers Ryan Malone for O'Sullivan.
-- Chicago offers Dustin Byfuglien for O'Sullivan.
-- Dallas offers Steve Ott for Cogliano.
Which deal do you take?
2. You've got $10 million to spend. Do you offer UFA Ales Kotalik a new deal for three years or do you send Darcy Regier into spasms by tendering an offer sheet on RFA Drew Stafford for four years at $10 million?
3. If not Stafford, would that offer sheet be better spent on Tuomo Ruutu of Carolina or Travis Zajac of New Jersey?
Money Talks
1. You've got some dollars for a UFA burning a hole in your pocket -- we know how uncomfortable that can be -- and you've decided to throw some of it around. Who's the best target?
-- Mike Komisarek.
-- Francois Beauchemin
-- Manny Malhotra
-- Scott Clemmensen
2. Dwayne Roloson tells you he'll re-sign for $4 million over two years. Do you give him the extra season he wants or do you say, "Thanks, and good luck in Philadelphia?"
3. Nashville wants more skill and you want more grit. The Predators offer you pugnacious and noted serial-charger Jordin Tootoo for sometimes-slacker Robert Nilsson. Do you make that trade?
Dazed and Confused
You fall down the stairs and hit your head. You decide that none of the above small potatoes matter unless you can land a BIG name player to throw on the marquee at Rexall Place. Money, at least to the cap limit, is no object. Which makes the most sense?
1. Buy out the final year of Jaromir Jagr's contract with Omsk for $3 million and give the 38-year-old future hall-of-famer a two-year contract worth $10 million, for a total cost of $13 million.
2. Re-visit the Marian Hossa sweepstakes.
3. Trade one-third of the roster to free up enough cap space to acquire the inseparable UFA tandem of Daniel and Henrik Sedin to play with Hemsky.
4. Let your head clear.
-- Listen to Robin Brownlee every Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. on Just A Game with Jason Gregor on TEAM 1260.
"You've decided to shop Tom Gilbert" How many weeks in a row will Brownlee take a run at Gilbert? We should have a contest.
"Which [Gilbert] deal do you take?" None of them, Move Souray.
"Jarret Stoll and Matt Greene for Visnovsky. Knowing what you know now, do you make that deal?" That was a good trade, and you let Grebeshkov go at $4,000,000.
"Which [Dwarve] deal do you take?" Ryan Malone for O'Sullivan, Horton would be better tho'.
"Do you offer UFA Ales Kotalik a new deal for three years" 2 years max.
"You've got some dollars for a UFA.." Alex Tanguay, Karlis Skrastins
Thanks, Dwayne, and good luck in Philadelphia!!
Do you make [the Tootoo for Nillson] trade? Yes.
May 08 2009, 03:28PM
@ Mr DeBakey: Run at Gilbert? You obviously haven't seen me take a run at a player because when I do it doesn't sound anything like the sweet nothings I've been whispering at Gilbert.
If you want to hold a contest, hold this one: pick the over and under in the timeline as to when Gilbert gets traded.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: Gilbert is a good player who has cachet and can get the Oilers a top six guy. He's movable because of the depth the Oilers have in puck-movers and point-producers on the back end. If I can get Grebeshkov inked for three years at $9-10 million -- a lot more likely now with the KHL folding up like a house of cards -- then I'm willing to trade Gilbert.
What? Tambellini is supposed to package Laddy Smid with throwaways like Schremp or Pouliot and come up with a top-six guy? Asset management.
@ Robin Brownlee: Do you think Staios has cache at 2.7 million? (Not to secure a top six... but maybe for some quality depth prospects while shedding salary?)
May 08 2009, 04:04PM
@ Chris: Yes. Staios is a workmanlike veteran who could fit in on a lot of defences around the league, particularly on teams with two or three young defencemen in the lineup.
Robin Brownlee wrote:
If you want to hold a contest, hold this one: pick the over and under in the timeline as to when Gilbert gets traded.
I don't see how the team is deep enough to move out a top four D-man without bringing another one back.
Robin What about the fact that Gilbert just bought a house in EDM last week? And since its no time to invest in real estate in the short term do you think he would go out and do that with out some assurances he would be on the team next year?
I thought Gilbert was the guy to be traded too but since i heard about his buy i figured he would be some what safe.
May 08 2009, 04:10PM
surshot wrote:
Robin What about the fact that Gilbert just bought a house in EDM last week? And since its no time to invest in real estate in the short term do you think he would go out and do that with out some assurances he would be on the team next year? I thought Gilbert was the guy to be traded too but since i heard about his buy i figured he would be some what safe.
I think most (or at least alot) of players are suprised when they are traded.
May 08 2009, 04:13PM
@ surshot: I wouldn't use buying a house as any kind of gauge as to a player being here long term or not. By the way, it's a great time to buy because prices are low. A guy making what Gilbert does can pay cash for a $500,000 house and, if he's traded, rent it out and sell it later when the market warms up.
For the record, nobody with the Oilers has told me, "We can't wait to trade Gilbert. He's a goner." I'm drawing my conclusions based on circumtances, personnel and holes Tambellini has to fill moving forward.
Robin I trade Gilbert for Hartnell, he banks can score and skates very well. 2 I match ZBurkes offer because we just traded Gilbert and Grebs upside is HUGE, 3 I take that trade in a heartbeat Byfuglien for Nilsson take it and run before the Hawks wake up and 4 sign Komisarik for a shut down D-man and then sign Kotalik and save some money. I would go Kotalik (LW), Horc (centre) Hemmer (RW) 2 line of Hartnell Gags Byfuglien 3rd of Moreau, Cogs (if we didn't trade him for a shut down 3rd line centre) Pies 4th line of JFJ Brods and Storts D would be Souray-Vish 2nd Grebs Kommy 3rd Smid Stevie
May 08 2009, 04:51PM
@ swany: It's Byfuglien for O'Sullivan not Nilsson. Big difference.
Robin Brownlee wrote:
@ swany: It's Byfuglien for O'Sullivan not Nilsson. Big difference.
Robin I still think I make that trade Byfuglien is a monster look at the way he plays good hands can skate really good for such a big man and he hits, can protect the puck (what Penner should be) on that note to I just noticed that I don't have Penner anywhere in my lineup do you think with what I suggested for a lineup Penner could be traded that's another 4 mil off the books. I like the lines I have out there, Kotalik was starting to show something with Hemmer and adding Byfuglien and Hartnell to Gags line that's alot of size up front and if you have a shot at Kommy take it he is one of the best shut down guys out there. Kotalik is 225ibs (dosen't hit much but doesn't get pushed of the puck either, and the second line will hit you into the ground plus give Gags alot more space with 2 guys that can shoot, do you think it's a stretch to sau Byfuglien could get 20-30 goals? Hartnell will get 25-35 goals I think gags would love the extra space and time his points will go up.
May 08 2009, 09:45PM
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do you think it's a stretch to sau Byfuglien could get 20-30 goals?
I see him as an 18-25 goal player who brings other obvious dimensions -- physicality and grit. He doesn't have Penner's hands, but he's got more of a nose for the net and is more effective in traffic, which is all that matters. Like Penner, if he's playing on my team, I tell Byfuglien and the trainers that he plays at not one pound over 235. That's still a load, but well down from his real playing weight of 250.
May 08 2009, 10:01PM
Hey Robin thanks for the complement my name is Bruno and I will gladly pay a visit to Burke if he tries to mess with our team.You know what I mean?
May 08 2009, 10:21PM
oilersseasonticketholdersince99 wrote:
Hey Robin thanks for the complement my name is Bruno and I will gladly pay a visit to Burke if he tries to mess with our team.You know what I mean?
A guy could slip and fall. It happens . . .
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I get TO's 1st, 2nd and 3rd this draft? DONE!!! LEAFS 1ST (6TH) 2ND AND 3RD
I don't mean to be the spolier for you on this spOILer, but the Oilers would not be getting the Buds 6th pick over-all in this June's Draft. The compensation would be in the 2010' Draft only, & the Leafs picks could be anywhere on the draft board by that point.
In reality, the Leafs would also have to make a trade to get their 2nd rounder in 2010' back from the Habs, (or the Hawks via the Lang trade) because as it stands, the Leafs are in no position to even give out an offer sheet that includes their 2010' 2nd round pick.
BTW... Great Thread Idea R.B.
Robin, It's great to see you respond to the comments here. It keeps some of the fanboys in line.
As many do, I see too many small, skilled players in the organization. I originally was willing to go with the KLo plan to build a small man team, but even with the rule changes I now believe that grit and size still trump. It was an aggressive plan, but ultimately it didn't work.
Of the following smaller guys in the system, who do you think are gone: Cogliano, Gagner, Schremp, O'Sullivan, Nilsson, Brule, Gilbert, Omark?
p.s. - What are your thoughts on Dwayne Roloson? Sign him or let him walk away? You have to admire his mental toughness. I'm not sure he fits the Oilers' plans, but he impressed me this year. What a battler.
May 10 2009, 08:22PM
@ MrOiler: How can Omark, yet another YouTube creation, be gone without ever having arrived? Same for Schremp. And Gilbert isn't one of the smaller guys, he just plays that way.
I offer Roloson one year, nothing more.
With all of this talk about whether to sign Roloson, I think the Oilers should think about mending things with Burke's old team, the Ducks.
Roloson is only likely going to give the Oilers one more decent year. I think the Oilers need a goalie who is looking to re-establish himself as a #1 goalie, and I believe J-S Giguere is a perfect fit. As far as I can remember, he had a lot of personal problems (the death of his father) this season, and is likely looking for something of a fresh start. His contract isn't great from the Ducks standpoint, and it makes no sense to pay a backup over $6 million when Jonas Hiller is better anyway.
I propose the Oilers offer the Ducks a package that includes Dustin Penner (a player the Ducks are familiar with) and one of the fringe guys like Robert Nilsson for Giguere. It's a swap for two bad contracts - although the Ducks would be gaining to player who could play on a nightly basis. This would also allow the Ducks to split Bobby Ryan from Getzlaf and Perry, and reunite the Perry/Getzlaf/Penner line from the '07 season that was particularly potent. Ryan could be slotted into the 2nd line with Teemu Selanne and one of Anaheim's up and coming centers.
Thoughts? Too much of a stretch?


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Wigan boss Roberto Martinez believes midfielder James McCarthy is good enough to play for any club in the world - but hopes he will stay just where he is, for now at least.
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The Republic of Ireland international has become a key player for the Latics since joining the club from Hamilton in July 2009 and scored both goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw with QPR - his first for almost two years.
Wigan are no strangers to losing star players to other clubs having seen Leighton Baines, Antonio Valencia, Wilson Palacios and Victor Moses all depart for other Barclays Premier League clubs, the latter joining Chelsea earlier this season.
Martinez would certainly not be surprised if McCarthy was the latest player to attract interest, saying: "That's the nature of the game.
"Manchester United lost (Cristiano) Ronaldo so I'm not going to be concerned about that. I'm pleased to see him improving, enjoying his football, taking responsibility and putting in performances to get good results for Wigan Athletic.
"James McCarthy's got the potential to play anywhere in the world and whenever he's ready we'll never stop him. But James McCarthy is at a very good club now and we want top players to stay here for as long as we can."
Moses has made an encouraging start to life at Chelsea but has only started four Barclays Premier League games while Palacios has struggled to make an impact, first at Tottenham and now Stoke.
With competition for places at the top clubs more intense than ever, the same fate could well await McCarthy if he were to leave the DW Stadium.
Martinez said: "If you don't play you'll never fulfil your potential.
"James has been through two very intense seasons, being very successful and having a massive role and the way he's developing as a player is something he would never do if he wasn't playing regularly.
"This season is an important moment for him. He's starting to have a big role with the Republic of Ireland and you could see (against QPR) he took responsibility, he drove the team forward and at 22 it shows the future for James is really impressive and that's why we put such a big investment in him from a very young age."
Yesterday's draw made it three in a row for Rangers under Harry Redknapp but also ensured they set an unwanted Premier League record of 16 games without a win to start a season, leaving them eight points from safety.
McCarthy gave Wigan the lead after 19 minutes but Ryan Nelsen headed his first goal for QPR seven minutes later and it looked like they might get that long-awaited win when substitute Djibril Cisse put the visitors ahead in the 71st minute.
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Birthday parties, holidays and other social events provide ample opportunity to relax and have a great time with friends and family. Attending a party when you're trying to lose weight is hard enough; for many people with diabetes, an invitation to a party can be even more stressful. The underlying cause of all the worry is usually not the people or the event itself, but the food. Good food. Food that "a diabetic shouldn't eat." As a result, something that should be fun turns into a reason to panic.
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"Compassion comes from the recognition that all of us are vulnerable."
— Fred Luskin, the director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Projects and an associate professor at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, from his TEDTalk at the United Nations to mark the one-year anniversary of Karen Armstrong's launch of the Charter for Compassion. You can watch his entire talk, along with ones from Krista, Karen Armstrong, and others.
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This cake can be made in a 9 by 13 pan but is nicely presented in a springform pan (Check out this amazing glass bottom one we are selling here!) Do not fill more than 1/2 an inch from the top. Anything leftover batter can be baked in a separate small pan for immediate snacking.
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2. In a bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the beater attachment, make a snow out of the 3 egg whites with ¼ cup sugar, beat until stiff. In a large bowl, place cottage cheese, yogurt, lemon juices, yolks, remaining sugar, vanilla sugar and flour. Mix well. Fold snow gently pour over baked chocolate cakes. Spoon in remaining chocolate batter in small clumps swirl in gently with a fork – don't mix too much. There are supposed to be small chunks of chocolate.
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D&S Mfg. receives award for commitment to manufacturing education
D&S Mfg., Black River Falls, Wis., has received a 2010 Appreciation Award from Advanced Mfg. Network – Northwest for continued support of manufacturing education and the Gold Collar Careers initiative.
D&S employees were recognized specifically for their participation in the development of a promotional video designed to encourage middle and beginning high school students to choose careers in manufacturing. The project was made possible through a grant provided by the Wisconsin Technical College System.
"High-tech manufacturing and engineering jobs are considered "gold collar" careers, in part because these employees — from both the blue collar and white collar work forces — are compensated above the median wage in the U.S. and in our region," said Joni Geroux, marketing and sales coordinator for the Northwest Wisconsin Manufacturing Outreach Center.
"Our objective is to favorably influence the perception of students, parents, counselors, and teachers by showcasing the many career opportunities available in the manufacturing sector," Geroux continued. "There is a growing concern, particularly in the northwestern portion of the state of Wisconsin, that changing age demographics will eventually result in a lack of trained and skilled workers entering the work force. By taking positive action now, we have the opportunity to reverse that trend."


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KERSHAW – Haile Gold Mine employees, county officials and media representatives entered an air-conditioned tent at the mine on June 29, not knowing why they had been called there.
Diane Garrett, chief executive officer of Romarco Minerals, which owns about 4,000 acres of land at the mine, soon made an announcement to the curious crowd.
The company was celebrating five years with no reportable injuries, Garrett said. She thanked the employees for helping achieve the safety record.
INDIAN LAND – A prototype Walmart store is almost ready to open in Indian Land.
Shoppers are getting ready for the new store, located off U.S. 521 just before the state line, to open its doors on Aug. 18. Store manager John Clevenger said Walmart will begin moving into the 180,000-square-foot building on July 12, stocking shelves and readying for the grand opening.
This will be one of Walmart's new prototype stores, which will feature a new logo, a more natural outdoor color and a revamped in-store design.
INDIAN LAND – Frank and Judy Taillon retired just a few years ago to their dream home at Clearwater Beach, Fla., to start a new life of leisure. But what seemed to be a dream come true soon developed into a change of plans.
It started with a move to Indian Land to be closer to their best friends – Judy's sister, Felicia, and her husband, Dana – and their new dream of starting a business together.
Breaking open the small plastic package, Kirsten Blackmon grabs the rubber bracelets inside and clips them to her belt.
Blackmon, 11, has been on the hunt for the bracelets for months, checking out jewelry and specialty stores along with her 7-year-old sisters Alexa and Alysa. The fifth-grader found her latest additions at Maple Street Monograms in Lancaster, adding to her collection of more than 40 bracelets.
Because of the economy, now might not be the best time to start a new business venture, but that isn't stopping Tony Shehane.
Shehane has started an one-hour radio show, "Sunday Bluegrass" from 4 to 5 p.m. on WAGL (1560-AM). And Shehane, 69, isn't intimidated by a risk of failure.
"I figured Columbus took a chance on something, so why can't I?" Shehane said. "It's really no different. You don't know if you can succeed if you don't try."
Fewer categories and a new logo are changes in The Lancaster News' popular Best of the Best contest this year.
The contest, in its 11th year, gives readers a chance to vote for their favorite local businesses and service providers.
A new logo has been created for the contest, and the advertising department has slashed the number of categories by about half, said Katie Harrell, coordinator for the contest.
"Some of them were repetitive, like medical specialist and medical facility, which we condensed into medical specialist," Harrell said.
Construction continues on Lancaster County's first ALDI grocery store, which is set to open shortly after the new year.
In late 2008, news began to spread that the grocery chain was looking to locate in Lancaster. Since that time, site work at Old Charlotte Road and North Park Drive has begun and a structure has been erected – all in preparation for the Jan. 15 open date.
Crews are on the scene daily landscaping the property and building at the store.
Area appliance retailers and contractors hope to see a surge in their businesses beginning March 31.
That's when consumers will be able to take part in a new state appliance rebate program.
Through the program, residents who buy new Energy Star-certified refrigerators, dishwashers, water heaters, air conditioners and other appliances will be eligible for a $50 to $500 rebate.
Energy Star is a federal certification program requiring energy-efficient appliances, which often save between 10 and 50 percent more water and electricity than standard appliances.
With the availability of low interest rates and federal tax credits, now is the time to buy a new home.
That was the advice from Pat Riley, president and COO of Allen Tate Co., who spoke to about 100 people at the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon March 23 at the Lancaster Golf Club.
Riley discussed national, regional and local housing market trends, as well as the future outlook for Lancaster and surrounding counties.
A new high-speed roller coaster could help boost the state's economy, attracting tourists and creating several jobs, said Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer at an unveiling March 26.
Bauer was one of several people to speak last week at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Carowinds' newest roller coaster, the Dale Earnhardt-themed Intimidator. Carowinds is an amusement park located near I-77 on the border of North and South Carolina.
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Blend cream cheese, vanilla and brown sugar together until very smooth. Stir in caramel sauce until desired sweetness is reached. Serve with apples and graham crackers. This recipe was originally posted by How Sweet It Is.
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1 (15-count) package mini phyllo cups
1/2 cup chopped pistachios,
1/2 cup chopped pecans
1 Tbsp. butter, melted
1/4 cup honey, plus more for serving
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
pinch of salt
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¾ cup pureed pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling)
5 slices of bacon, cooked and crumbled
1 teaspoon black pepper
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1 bottle of Pinot Grigio
3 cups fresh apple cider
1 cup club soda
1/2 cup ginger brandy
2 large apples, chopped
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: I'm on the brink of giving up on what would seem to be a simple leaky faucet repair. The faucet I'm needing to repair is an outdoor faucet. It is on the back of my house and if fed by the main water line. It is a Woodford Antisiphon Model 17. It is the shape of your basic outdoor spicket. One handle which turns for on and off. It has a steady (and increasing) drip which I am sure in the results of an aging gasket.
: The problem is that I seem to be unable to dismantle the faucet to get to the gasket. The handle and screw come off fine. Behind this there isn't a nut like on a garden spicket, but a very short faceted "link" that threads into the faucet. I'm not sure what the purpose of this is but I can unscrew this part with a wrench, further revealing the stem which goes into the faucet. There is a flat circular "wall" that the stem leads through, behind which I presume is the gasket.
: This is as far as I can get. I can turn the stem to the ON or OFF position but cannot remove it through turning or pulling. Subsequently, the gasket seems inaccessible. Any advise would be appreciated. I'm going to call a plumber I suppose as I keep a hose hooked to the faucet to direct the dripping water away from the house and temps are going to be freezing soon so I can't leave the hose on nor can I continue with the drip. Thanks to anyone who may know how to handle this outdoor faucet. >Chad
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1 And Moses gathered all the congregation of the children of Israel together, and said unto them, These are the words which the Lord hath commanded, that ye should do them.
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22 And they came, both men and women, as many as were willing hearted, and brought
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24 Every one that did offer an offering of silver and brass brought the Lord's
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Cardiff Blues pushed themselves into the top four of the RaboDirect PRO12 standings after seeing off Connacht 26-20 on Saturday.
Cardiff Blues pushed themselves into the top four of the RaboDirect PRO12 standings after seeing off Connacht 26-20 at the Sportsground on Saturday.
The Blues put the disappointment of last week's defeat to Welsh rivals Scarlets to bed, coming from behind to claim a valuable victory in Galway.
The home side were quick out of the blocks here though, and had a try in the opening few minutes of the game, Tiernan O' Halloran diving over after great play from Rodney Ah You.
Cardiff responded well though, and Dan Parks brought them level after ten minutes after a Connacht were caught offside. All their hard work was immediately undone though, as Niall O' Connor replied with a penalty for the home side, after a high tackle from the visitors.
The Blues had a number of chances to restore parity as the half went on, but failed to capitalise on any Connacht mistakes, and the home side went over again for another try on the half hour mark, after great work from the pack from a line-out saw Mike McCarthy touch the ball down.
Just how Cardiff Blues failed to register on the scoreboard again before the break is anyone's guess, as they had a whole host of chances, with Parks having a nightmare with the kicking duties, leaving Connacht in the ascendancy at the interval.
The away side came out a different team in the second period, and were over the line in the very first minute of the half. Poor concentration from the home side saw Casey Laulala dive over in the corner. Parks scored a confidence-boosting conversion.
The home side's poor start got even worse when Casey Laulala again scored a try, after intercepting a wayward Connacht pass. They did level things up midway through the half when substitute Miah Nikora scored a penalty on his return from injury, but a Parks penalty, followed by a drop-goal from the Scottish international, killed off the home side's threat.
Cardiff Blues managed to hold out for a much needed win, with Connacht surely kicking themselves after their second half display.
The scorers:
For Connacht:
Tries: O'Halloran, McCarthy
Con: O'Connor 2
Pen: O'Connor, Nikora
For Cardiff Blues:
Tries: Cuthbert, Laulala
Con: Parks 2
Pen: Parks 3
Drop: Parks
Connacht: 15 Gavin Duffy (capt), 14 Fetu'u Vainikolo, 13 Eoin Griffin, 12 Henry Fa'afili, 11 Tiernan O'Halloran, 10 Niall O'Connor, 9 Frank Murphy, 8 Ray Ofisa, 7 Johnny O'Connor, 6 John Muldoon, 5 Mike McCarthy, 4 Michael Swift, 3 Rodney Ah You, 2 Adrian Flavin, 1 Brett Wilkinson.
Replacements: 16 Ethienne Reynecke, 17 Ronan Loughney, 18 Dylan Rogers, 19 Dave Gannon, 20 George Naoupu, 21 Paul O'Donohoe, 22 Miah Nikora, 23 Brian Tuohy.
Cardiff Blues: 15 Chris Czekaj, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Casey Laulala, 12 Dafydd Hewitt, 11 Tom James, 10 Dan Parks, 9 Richie Rees, 8 Xavier Rush, 7 Josh Navidi, 6 Maama Molitika, 5 Paul Tito, 4 Michael Paterson, 3 Taufaao Filise, 2 T Rhys Thomas, 1 John Yapp.
Replacements: 16 Ryan Tyrrell, 17 Sam Hobbs, 18 Scott Andrews, 19 Deiniol Jones, 20 Ellis Jenkins, 21 Lewis Jones, 22 Ceri Sweeney, 23 Gavin Evans.
Referee: Neil Paterson (Scotland)
Assistant referees: Leo Colgan (Ireland), Peter Roche (Ireland)
Television match official: Jude Quinn (Ireland)


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