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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Progress Webmaster
Anyone who has ever had their own email address knows that sooner or later unwanted messages will begin to slither into their in-box. At first, they amount to a mere few and can easily be discarded. But before long, legitimate messages are lost among a sea of junk mail. The question is, how does this happen and what can be done about it?
Most people think that spam is simply unwanted email. This isn't always the case, however. Messages must be unsolicited (unrequested) and distributed in bulk (mass emailed) to be considered spam. For example, mail sent via mailing lists or newsletters are bulk mail, but are not necessarily spam. An unexpected email from a relative, friend or colleague is also unlikely to be considered spam by most people. Its the combination that truly makes it spam.
Additionally, nearly all of us would agree that spam usually contains undesired content, which means that there is no definitive way to define spam because what is and isn't spam will vary from person to person.
But virtually everyone will agree that spam has become a very large problem. The tech industry spends millions (perhaps even billions) of dollars each year trying to deal with it. In fact, some studies have concluded that spam accounts for more than 80% of all email traffic on the Internet.
Spam has become such a problem that the federal government has enacted several pieces of legislation that are intended to penalize organizations or individuals that are generating spam (often referred to as spammers). In fact, one law requires that bulk email senders provide some sort of mechanism that allows recipients to opt-out of future mailings (typically by simply replying to the original email, or by visiting a web page that allows the recipient to remove their address from the mailing list).
Unfortunately, anti-spam laws do very little to combat the spam problem. The very nature of spam gives little heed to legalities, or privacy and respect of the recipient. Moreover, spammers are very difficult to track down. Often spam can be traced to computers that are infected with spam-relaying viruses. In simpler terms, your computer could be infected with a virus that makes your computer involuntarily send spam, so the spam is traced to you and not to the spammer. In many cases spam is sent from a series of elusive spammers who don't stay in one place long enough to get caught, relocating from one country to the next.
A solution likely exists in the technology realm. Several solutions have been proposed by companies like Microsoft and Yahoo. The problem is that in order for a solution to work successfully, it must be enacted in full across the entire Internet (made mandatory) - and not everyone in the industry is willing to adopt a solution that is encumbered by software patents, royalties or other technical or legal restrictions. So far there isn't a solution everyone agrees on. Until then, the world is going to have to get by best it can.
Spam generally starts to become a problem when your email address is recorded by one spammer and distributed throughout various spam networks. This can occur by:
1. Giving your email address out to too many people. There's nothing wrong with sharing your email address, but use some discretion when doing so (think twice about giving it to those who won't hesitate to give it out to anyone else).
2. Viruses, spy-ware and other forms of mal-ware that collect personally identifiable information, as well as address books saved on your computer. Typically this information is gathered by some sort of malicious program running in secret on your computer which transmits everything to a rogue server on the Internet. Your email address, along with all of the other addresses in your address book, are at risk of being collected.
3. Providing your email address to an illegitimate web site. I started receiving spam on one email address when a friend used a "send to a friend" link on a web page to send me a funny joke.
Once your address is on one spam list, it doesn't take long before it's spread to nearly all of them. Once you're in, its almost impossible to get out.
There are a number of things, however, that you can do to curtail spam:
1. Don't respond to messages that aren't familiar or that look questionable. If a message is from an unfamiliar or unknown sender, don't open it.
2. Many email providers tag or mark incoming mail that they believe is spam. Some will simply add "***SPAM***" to the original subject line. Others will turn on special spam flags that are buried within the email (in the header). By instructing your email program to look for these special markers (whatever they may be), you can instruct your computer what to do with potential spam (delete, move to separate folder, etc). Check with your email provider for details.
3. Don't give your email address out to strangers or to questionable web sites. Make sure that any website that asks for your email address has a privacy policy that guarantees your email address won't be distributed or sold outside the company or organization.
4. Consider telling friends, family, colleagues or anyone who frequently sends you personal email to send you emails directly with their email program, and not with a "send to a friend" or "email this article" links on web pages. Such site links are often used to collect email addresses which can be sold or otherwise distributed to spammers.
Most web browsers have a "send link" or "send web page" feature that copies the title of a web page into the subject line of an email, and copies the web address (otherwise known as a URL) into the body of the email for you. This is a far safer way to send a link to a website to someone else.
5. Enable special anti-spam features within your email program (if equipped). For example, Mozilla Thunderbird has an intelligent spam trainer that allows the user to dynamically "teach" or "train" Thunderbird to properly recognize spam. Messages that are recognized as spam can be deleted or moved into a "Junk" folder.
6. View your emails as plain text (when possible). Many emails contain HTML formatting (the same formatting that makes web pages display), and many email programs can read and interpret this formatting in the same way your web browser would. Links in the email that point to remote graphics (graphics located on a remote system and not stored in the email) can help spammers confirm that your address is real and valid.
7. Keep your anti-virus programs enabled and up to date.
8. Don't reply to junk mail, even if it is to opt-out of future mailings. This will simply provide confirmation to the spammer that your address is valid.
If you've done everything you can to rid yourself of spam, and you are still receiving more than you can handle, you may also want to consider a change of email address (starting with a clean, new address) and taking strong steps to prevent your new address from being exposed to spam. If this is something you are interested in, please talk to your email provider.
Author's note: In future articles in this series, we will discuss how to enable many spam features in common email programs, as well as how to take advantage of anti-spam services being provided by common email providers in the area.
Have comments about this article, or suggestions for an additional Tech Tips article? Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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March 20 2009 08:48AM
- Li'l Jon of the East side boyz
Did we do some sort of Quantum Leap type interdimensional travel when we were buckled at the hockey game on St. Patty's day? Was this really our beloved local hockey squadron in action? Did Sam Gagner really have a hat trick to go along with his five points? Did "The Other Ales" have a 4 point night too? Did the mighty Oil really lay an 8-1 fruit booting to the dastardly Avalanche?
Great beard of Thor that was a hockey match. We aren't nearly confident enough in this roster right now to draw any conclusions that would apply to the remainder of the season and we don't want to jinx anything by being overly "optimistic." But well done lads. Underpaid athletes getting 'er done for the love of the sport really brings a tear to our one working eye.
All we can say is this:
Win tonight please.
Nation Party tonight
And speaking of tonight's game against the Hawks, what better place to watch it then with 50 of your closest internet-related chums? It's our second party of the year at Bourbon Street Hudsons tonight Nation and with a PPV of such magnitude on a Friday night, it promises to be a gong show regardless of how many show up. The last time we threw an orgy 1 person showed up. BUT – the last we threw a Nation party 52 peeps showed up. And Hudsons gives $2 to Kids with Cancer for every evite we redeem. That's all kinds of nice and amounts to some kind of dough.
So come join us for some fun tonight rather than sitting at home wearing nothing but a smile waiting to pause your digital cable when Souray is prominently featured on screen so you can have a long conversation with the bearded one.*
An angel with porkchop trucker side burns
It was also brought to our attention late last night that superstar Citizen of the Nation buck75 has donated not one but TWO pairs of tickets to upcoming Oilers games for tonight's event. Are you kidding us buck75? Two sets of tickets? Are you an angel sent by the Hockey Gods?
While the rest of us sit around contracting herpes** or worse buck75 is donating more tickets to the Nation so that we can sell them at the party to raise loot for Kids with Cancer. What a guy.
*baggedmilk secenario only. ** It was 2003. Everyone had herpes back then.
March 20 2009, 08:57AM
re: Buck75
*tear of pride rolls down cheek*
March 20 2009, 08:57AM
No worries - not just sideburns - porkchop trucker side burns. The wife made me trim them so I didn't look like I was a homeless panhandler.
March 20 2009, 08:59AM
...interesting...this is the only article on the nation that has "herpes" for a tag. I would have thought there would have been more.
March 20 2009, 09:00AM
Amended good Sir. You can have whatever you like round here.
March 20 2009, 09:00AM
Oh yeah - happy first day of spring - listen to the Gandharvas, first day of spring.
March 20 2009, 09:01AM
The Towel Boy wrote:
…interesting…this is the only article on the nation that has "herpes" for a tag. I would have thought there would have been more.
Wez jus getting started. Check back on our 10th anniverary.
March 20 2009, 09:13AM
See you clowns there...
So when's the nation ghost riding contest?
I saw some guy ghost ride a shopping cart inside loblaws last week and he almost took out a an old lady. Up until his wife went postal on him, it looked liked fun!
March 20 2009, 09:20AM
I wish I could go... :(
Why can't you come, The Towel Boy? I wanted to drunkenly shout "who saw this coming?!" at the top of my lungs with you tonight.
March 20 2009, 09:28AM
Unfortunately a guy shouldn't be hoping the "beer fairy" gets a guy home. I won't be in attendance.
The Towel Boy wrote:
I wish I could go…
March 20 2009, 09:31AM
"Did Sam Gagner really have a hat trick to go along with his five points?"
No, he didn't. Four points (eye roll and cursory brain stem activity while searching for insult). Jackass.
@ tricksnard: My wife doesn't like it when I ghost ride the stroller with the kids in it. The kids love it though.
March 20 2009, 09:35AM
bingofuel wrote:
Why can't you come, The Towel Boy? I wanted to drunkenly shout "who saw this coming?!" at the top of my lungs with you tonight.
Well...it'd be a bit of a commute for me since I live in the Cloud City with Lando Calrissian.
You can still scream it though
March 20 2009, 09:54AM
Not once but twice now you have screwed me with the timing of the game party! How about a little consult on dates which are good for me next time. Is it too much to ask to have the world revolve around me?
March 20 2009, 09:56AM
@ Robin Brownlee:
I'm surprised it took until comment 13 and it took the Top Dog around here to point it out.
*tsk tsk*
is it too early to recognize that the orgy was nearly as well attended as the flamesnation GDB
March 20 2009, 10:03AM
roughneck wrote:
is it too early to recognize that the orgy was nearly as well attended as the flamesnation GDB
Did you hear of OilersNation in it's 6th week of operation? I bet you didn't. FN is actually about 4x the size of ON when it was that age.
*realizes the strangeness of defending a Flames website. Looks at empty wallet, remembers why he is doing it*
March 20 2009, 10:05AM
@ Wanye Gretz: Do you remember when Staples first mentioned ON? How old was this place then?
March 20 2009, 10:28AM
BUCK75 - FMNF wrote:
Oh yeah - happy first day of spring - listen to the Gandharvas, first day of spring. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KalQfUBA1VM
Well I'll tell you this much, it definitely feels like spring. It's been monsoon like raining here for the past 3 days and everyone at my work sounds and looks like they are dying of the black plague, including myself. What a great time of year!
*Coughs blood into Travis Dakins face*
March 20 2009, 10:33AM
Hey guys, if the party goes late after the win tonight, my band, The Vindicators, is playing at Beer Hunter West, 1 blk. south of Whitemud on 178 St., right near the mall until 1::30 am... come by if ya like!
March 20 2009, 10:46AM
@ Travis Dakin:
I recall that at being "one of the best days ever." I bet it was 4 or 5 months old. Up till then it was bascially me, bingofuel and Milli yelling at each other while I pumped out awful article after awful article.
*remembers olden days fondly*
March 20 2009, 10:51AM
@ jeanshorts: I guess that's what happens when you live in Vancouver. Just wait until you have to live in your office when the Olympic are going on...
March 20 2009, 10:55AM
BUCK75 - FMNF wrote:
@ jeanshorts: I guess that's what happens when you live in Vancouver. Just wait until you have to live in your office when the Olympic are going on…
I'm so torn. Because it's going to be sweet to have all the random, international snapper everywhere. But I guarantee I'm going to be punching peoples faces when it takes me 3 hours to get groceries. And they are shutting down most of the main roads in and out of downtown. So, getting anywhere is going to be even more awesome!
March 20 2009, 11:11AM
@ Wanye Gretz: Oh I remember it well. I was wondering what the hell he was talking about so I took a gander, read all the archived stuff and have been hooked ever since. It's been fun watching it evolve along the way. Flamesnation will do the same because those guys are writing some good stuff. It will take a bit for Calgarians to get a grasp of the alphabet but when they do....
@ Travis Dakin: You bring up an interesting topic to put to the rest of the Nation:
When did everyone start coming here and why? Call it an informal poll, but I'm curious. Wanye and I started this not knowing if it would work, but knowing it would be unequivocally hilarious to at least the two of us…
I'd come but I get the feeling you are all way too old:P
March 20 2009, 11:30AM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
*baggedmilk secenario only.
That has only happened 70 times this year. What of it, Gretz?
Wanye Gretz wrote:
roughneck wrote: is it too early to recognize that the orgy was nearly as well attended as the flamesnation GDB Did you hear of OilersNation in it's 6th week of operation? I bet you didn't. FN is actually about 4x the size of ON when it was that age. *realizes the strangeness of defending a Flames website. Looks at empty wallet, remembers why he is doing it*
Paper Money Calgary's got it Wanye gonna get it...
@ bingofuel: Total fluke. the magic of the all seeing google eye. I was bored at work and clicked view all on "top recommendations" in google reader and there was OilersNation, somewhere in the top 10. I guess using Chrome while being signed in with my google account meant they harvested the fact that i like hockey and check news on the oilers alot. "BAM. herpes" - Peter Griffin hooked ever since.
March 20 2009, 11:38AM
I remeber Stauffer talking about it on his show then I started following. Couldn't have more than a couple of months after you started. I never heard of a blog before that...
March 20 2009, 11:42AM
@ bingofuel: Yeah mine was simple. Always checking the Journal and Sun sites for some Oiler info, stumbled upon Staples who eventually made mention of this site and my eyes were opened. Swallowed the Red pill so to speak. At first this place was just a good laugh but with the addition of Willis, Brownlee and Gregor I have become way too knowledgeable of a fan now. I love it. I thank you guys. *single tear*
@ BUCK75 - FMNF: Really? And now you're one of our number-one fans! That's really cool. We were fortunate, we got a lot of help and props randomly from people, including Bob Stauffer, Robin Brownlee, and David Staples. A lot of the oilogosphere types even helped us out, included JDub and Lowetide.
It's been a wild ride. One day I'll tell you all the story of our first blog post, which mostly involved Wanye and I giggling our *sses off at awfully-photoshopped images in a crappy office that smelled of motor oil.
@ Travis Dakin: Awwww! I could kiss you. But instead I'll just pour beer over your head in celebration.
@ DK0: Nice to know Google's helping us out. Incidentally, Google Reader says 13 people subscribe to our feed. ZOUNDS.
If you like RSS, point your sh*t here: http://www.oilersnation.com/category/oilers-posts/feed
March 20 2009, 11:47AM
@ bingofuel:
One day, a young man name baggedmilk told me I should check out a website entitled "oilersnation.com". He told tales of a man that goes by "the ridiculous moniker of Wanye Gretz." "He writes pretty hilarious articles" he went on to preach. This was sometime around, let's say May, or June, and the rest they say, is a sordid, dark, painful history.
March 20 2009, 11:50AM
bingofuel wrote:
We were fortunate, we got a lot of help and props randomly from people
Word of mouth is invaluable. Takes a while but if you build it, they will come I guess. I've got a lot of buddies turned on to this site now. Only a few post but many read. I wonder what the ratio of people viewing to people posting is, Or percentage of views. I can tell traffic is huge because this site gets jammed up willy some days. bingofuel wrote:
Awwww! I could kiss you. But instead I'll just pour beer over your head in celebration
Just tell me when you do because I want to make sure I swallow it all.... wait a minute....
I heard the local radio guy mention the site about a month before the trade-deadline
March 20 2009, 11:52AM
bingofuel wrote:
If you like RSS
see much like Buck75 I am an idiot when it comes to web lingo. What is an RSS? And how can I get a twitter?
March 20 2009, 11:53AM
@ bingofuel:
I actually joined the "Oilers Nation" facebook group like I dunno...about when it started...but didn't know this website deal actually existed. Totally forgot about the facebook group and one day stumbled upon oilersnation.com by I think it was lowetide's blogroll.
Then I posted on here for about 3 months b4 I realized this site and the facebook group I joined a year earlier were the same thing.
March 20 2009, 11:54AM
@ Jorge: Check out the old archives. You've got a lot of catching up to do. There's been so good times. I promise you many laughs.
March 20 2009, 11:59AM
@ bingofuel: It was a cold day in January this year I was informed that i had not reached my maximum level of coolness until i frequented this site instead of doing world saving science stuff. So world be damned....
March 20 2009, 11:59AM
@ Travis Dakin:
HAHAHA, now I am on Twitter, have a poorly written blog using my english 20 skills. Talk about full circle...
@ Bingofuel Although I never had a reason to post before the GlenX debacle, I enjoyed coming here & reading the articles, looking at the poorly photoshopped pictures & the occassional MSPaint graphs even before the 'credibility' of RobBro showed up.
March 20 2009, 12:00PM
Travis Dakin wrote:
Only a few post but many read. I wonder what the ratio of people viewing to people posting is, Or percentage of views. I can tell traffic is huge because this site gets jammed up willy some days.
I have actually looked into this. On a good day in March I calculated that 1.25% of the readers posted comments. We haven't had a *slow* day in awhile (slow days now would have melted our brains a year ago) but I would guess that number would only grow to about 1.75%.
Put it this way - we have a crew of about 50 people that comment regularly/semi-regularly. The rest of the 115,000 visitors in a month wonder where they can buy the paint the rest of us are huffing.
I think the site gets pounded mainly from all us mad refreshing to update the comments. It would be sweet if the GDB's comment section wasnt this normal HTML based one, but some kind of java or flash IRC client. I've seen a few liveblogs over at Kotaku.com where they did this and even if you join in late or something the chat you missed would be listed there so you don't miss anything. This would really help the GDB from exploding when 150 of us are all mashing refresh to try to type "OMFG GAGS FTW!!1".
Simplified version: make GDB's comment section like a giant group MSN chat that can still be read later (going back the day after or if you get home from the bar and reading something from JSBM that makes you shoot milk out your nose is awesome)
March 20 2009, 12:06PM
BUCK75 - FMNF wrote:
I enjoyed coming here & reading the articles, looking at the poorly photoshopped pictures & the occassional MSPaint graphs even before the 'credibility' of RobBro showed up.
You know those pictures rule. I decided one cold day to teach myself how to make pictures at the office here and all I have is that Paint thing on the start bar. I also scribble on pictures to make them funnier. Funnier to who?
Funnier to me.
Bingofuel has photoshop cause he is fancy. I have to make do.
March 20 2009, 12:07PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
The rest of the 115,000 visitors in a month wonder where they can buy the paint the rest of us are huffing.
For those that don't know...if you print out a copy of the start page for Oilersnation.com and hand it in a The Home Depot...you can pick any colour you want....guaranteed.*
*this is not a guarantee. Offer not valid at The Home Depot.
@DK0: Good suggestion... I'll talk to the programmer monkeys over the summer and see what they can flange up.
March 20 2009, 12:11PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
I have actually looked into this. On a good day in March I calculated that 1.25% of the readers posted comments.
Seriously? Call Willis over here and recheck that math. Wow. With the anonymity of posting I would have guessed a much higher number. Posting on blogs is like dialing your ex after downing a few. You can say everything you want and you wont remember crying for an hour in the bathroom the next day.


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There has been much talk and concern about the drought this year. Homeowners have been on strict turns and rations for secondary irrigation water usage throughout the summer. Through their efforts, homeowners throughout the county have conserved considerable amounts of water making it possible to extend the irrigation water throughout August.
In some of the cities of Emery County the irrigation canals have been drained and no more secondary irrigation water will be available. In Castle Dale and Orangeville the water was taken out of the canals on Sept. 3. In Huntington, Cleveland and Elmo the water was taken out of the canals on Aug. 28. In Ferron, Clawson and Emery the secondary water is still on, but it is expected that their supplies will run out by the middle of September, and their systems will then be shut off.
In Castle Dale and Orangeville no additional secondary irrigation water will be available for the rest of the year. The secondary irrigation storage ponds have some water in them, but when it is gone there will be no more water available.
In Huntington, Cleveland and Elmo there will be some additional water available. The Huntington, Cleveland Irrigation Company has issued a letter stating that they "may be able to deliver a five day only regular call for irrigation water. This call is available only to those with water remaining to be delivered, and is limited to 20 percent of that remaining amount." This will mean that Huntington, Cleveland and Elmo will have at least one more turn to water. The water will be turned back into the systems next week and left on until the secondary irrigation water is gone.
Darrel Leamaster, the manager of the Castle Valley Special Service District, stated that homeowners have been very cooperative with conserving water and need to be congratulated. Water usage was greatly reduced this year.
For example, Orangeville used 556 acre feet of irrigation water this year from April to the end of August compared to last years usage of 670 acre feet for a savings of 17 percent. The average usage from April to August has been 771 acre feet, so the overall savings this year was 28 percent.
"These savings are typical for what we have seen on all of our systems and we do appreciate everyone's cooperation," Leamaster said.
Residents are asked not to use culinary (drinking water) systems to water their lawns and gardens. According to Leamaster the culinary systems do not have the treatment capacity to provide that much water. Also, the cities must have water shares to cover their usage of water whether the water comes from the culinary or secondary system.
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Born June 22, 1927 in Provo, Utah to Mabel Robertson and Guido "Donuts" Toigo, she was a long time resident of Helper, Utah.
She married the love of her life Arthur J. Passarella on Sept. 21, 1946 and they shared 60 years of true love. He passed away Oct. 31, 2006.
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Skip to comments.Inhofe to Postpone Hagel Vote
Posted on 02/11/2013 12:27:08 PM PST by smoothsailing
February 11, 2013 2:47 PM
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Senator Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, the ranking Republican on the Armed Services Committee, tells National Review Online that he will postpone the nomination of Chuck Hagel, President Obamas nominee for secretary of defense.
Ill do that for as long as it takes, he says, firmly. Im going to make sure there is a 60-vote margin.
Hagel may be passed out of the committee, but its going to be a long, long time before he hits the floor, Inhofe says. Were going to need as much time as possible, and there are going to be several of us who will have holds.
Each day that goes by will make it more difficult for Democrats who say they are pro-Israel to hold out, Inhofe explains. I want everyone to be very clear about his past statements and his positions.
Inhofe says he will not block Hagels committee vote on Tuesday. Instead, he will now focus entirely on an extended floor fight over the final confirmation. Hes definitely going to make it out of the committee, he predicts.
The Oklahoma senator, who has been one of Hagels fiercest critics, says that he will not walk out of the committee vote, as some have rumored.
Inhofes main concern remains Hagels position on Israel. The anti-Israel history of Chuck Hagel is real, he says. We cant have someone at the Pentagon who has made these kind of statements.
Hagels financial-disclosure issues, he adds, are not central to why hes working to postpone the nomination. That doesnt bother me, he says. To me, thats minor.
Gives time to hammer the negative headlines again and again against Hagel meanwhile destroying Obama's credibility as well.
Obama will probably pull the nomination eventually.
Whoo Hoo!
Proud of MY Senator!
Obama is anti-Isreal too. They choose people that reflect their views. Thank goodness some Republicans are starting to stand up to these people. Good for Lindsey Graham too. BO needs to be held accountable for his whereabouts and inaction during the Benghazi attack. It can't just be forgotten. Not this time.
I'm very proud of OUR Senator.. :)
Chuck Hagel is just a more awkward, less intelligent version of Obama. He believes the same things as Obama and Kerry et al., but he's just dumb enough to say it in a blunt way that reveals how offensive he is.
You Oklahomans should be proud of Inhofe. He's one of the few real patriot politicians left. It's sad that the rest of the country doesn't know about him. In the nineties when he, all by himself, challenged the 'good old boys' club in the house of reps by trying to rid it of the secret discharge petitions was one of the bravest things I've ever seen a legislator do.
Gives time to hammer the negative headlines again and again against Hagel meanwhile destroying Obama's credibility as well.
I just don't get how this is looking bad on Obama. Hagel whether we like it or not is a Republican. Republicans are keeping a Republican from position. I find it facinating hwo they are fighting to keep a Republican out of a position, but I have NEVER saw them fight a Democrat out of a position. Maybe I am missing something but I find this very facinating.
Good for Sen. Inhofe, may he delay it as long as possible.
Goodness...horrible grammar. Sorry but hopefully you get the points.
Next, Menendez needs to be investigated..
Hagel would be more effective than a Dem because Obama could claim "bi-partisanship" as these cuts were being made. Any issues the GOP would have against cuts would be ineffectual because it would be a Repub at the top carrying them out.
Hagel is the current Jim Jeffords.
McLoser opposes walkout
He is clearly anti-Israel and pro Muzzie.
He sees the world through the same set of specks as Obozo.
He will not be missed in the GOP.
Yes, he is a turncoat and that is why he is getting harsher treatment.
Obozo's compadres are Traitors.
You beat me.
So do I. So does Inhofe. It's childish. It's what Democrats do when they don't get their way, they stomp off like the petulant brats they are.
Inhofe's approach is the adult way to do it. You put a hold on the nomination. Let the Dems do the squirming.
It's obvious that Hagel doesn't study or read up on a subject. He doesn't consider all sides to a story. And he's fairly lacking in any common sense.
Yes, he's a talking suit.
If Inhofe is saying it, rest assured they'll vote Hagel in tomorrow. Inhofe will vote for him.
Ok. But it's time for him to go. He'll end up voting for Hagel if it's close. If it's not close, he'll vote against him. That's his MO.
"Inhofe says he will not block Hagels committee vote on Tuesday. Instead, he will now focus entirely on an extended floor fight over the final confirmation. Hes definitely going to make it out of the committee, he predicts."
Since you object to a walk out, perhaps you can explain Inhofe's strategy and how Hagel will lose when it comes to the floor?
I call BS
By all means let's win the mature adult moral high ground award. That will be a real comfort as we watch our country disappear.
I don't give a darn how they get it done. Conservatives need to learn to get it done any which way that works. Even dirty and by way of tantrum.
If you read what McCain said, he already conceded that Hagel "fulfilled the rigorous requirements that the Committee demands of every Presidential nominee to be Secretary of Defense."
No he did not. There are financial disclosures still outstanding. And unlike McCain I have no objection to his being "disrespectful" to Chairman Levin.
By all means lets win the mature adult moral high ground award. That will be a real comfort as we watch our country disappear.
Oh stuff it, what would be the point in explaining anything to you? You've obviously got it all figured out. Far be for me to interrupt your pious self-assurance. Wallow in your self righteousness, in your mind you've no doubt earned it.
Good day.
Yikes. The first woman SecDef? Oh Whoopee.
Makes me proud he is MY Senator!
We're going to get screwed, regardless.
I want the Marxist impeached over Benghazi, so dragging out the confirmations works for me!
I'm with you, every day his agenda is stalled, blocked or reversed is a good day for liberty! :-)
Wounding Obama early and often is critical. The media covered for him and he got a second term, but you can turn back his moves. Gain the Senate and it happens even quicker.
Once Obamacare is fully born he and the Dems will be fish food. The GOP has a real shot at peeling away disaffected blacks. I've spoken to many "inner-city" blacks who want guns, vouchers, jobs and who think Obama's nothing but a talking suit.
There's also a strong and growing rift between Latinos and blacks. Blacks may come home to the GOP. Latinos are the lowest participating voters. Jobs and liberty will lead the way.
I have to ask why? Is this another GOP fake where they draw the line in the sand....5 yards behind the goal line? I am tired of the GOP taking a stand tomorrow or next week. Like real budget cuts, next week never comes.
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The 2013 season marks Brian Snitker's seventh as the Club's third base coach and his 11th overall in three stints on the Braves' major league coaching staff. His two previous stints with the major league staff came as bullpen coach in 1985 and again from 1988 to 1990.
Snitker managed at Triple-A Richmond in 2006 after spending four seasons as the skipper of the club's Double-A affiliate in Greenville (2002-04) and Mississippi (2005).
Snitker, 56, joined the organization as a player in 1977 and has been with the Braves in a variety of roles ever since. The former catcher spent four seasons as a player. He retired at the conclusion of the 1980 season and began his coaching career as a roving instructor for the Braves in 1981. Snitker took his first managerial job in 1982, with Anderson of the South Atlantic League.
Following a three-year stint with the Major League club, he returned to minor league coaching in 1991 and moved back into managing in 1992 with Macon. He coached in the Atlanta system from 1993 to '95, and again served as a minor league manager from 1996 to 2006.
In his 17 seasons as a manager, he compiled an overall record of 1,140-1,145 (.499). Five of his clubs advanced to postseason play, and he won two league championships (back-to-back titles with Myrtle Beach in 1999-2000) and two league Manager of the Year Awards (also in the Carolina League in 1999-2000).
An Illinois native, Snitker played college baseball at the University of New Orleans before signing with the Braves as a non-drafted free agent in 1977. Snitker and his wife Veronica reside in Lilburn, Ga., and have two children, Erin and Troy. Troy, a catcher in the Braves' farm system, was drafted by Atlanta in the 19th round of the 2011 draft.


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ST. LOUIS -- It's the time of year when rational is replaced by illogical.
Conventional become foolish. The absurd transcends into the norm. And the norm morphs into the bizarre.
GAME 4: Scherzer pitched in relief
Baseball's postseason is the month that prompts managers to do awfully unusual things, committing acts that may appear lewd and senseless during the previous six months, and lauded as ingenuity in October.
"You've got to go away from the script,'' former Arizona Diamondbacks manager Bob Brenly told USA TODAY Sports. "You'd like to think that everything works the way you hope it's going to work, but when it goes sideways, you've got to be able to think sideways.''
Certainly, that sideway thinking enabled the Diamondbacks to win the World Series when Brenly summoned ace Randy Johnson to pitch in relief in Game 7 against the New York Yankees.
It wasn't so alarming that Johnson was a five-time Cy Young winner, but he was pitching on exactly zero days' rest. He had just started the previous night against the Yankees, pitching seven innings and throwing 104 pitches, and Brenly was calling on him to now keep the game close.
"Given the circumstances," says Brenly, "especially in an elimination game, you'd be asking, 'What if,' for the rest of your life if you didn't make that move.
"Or at least along those lines.''
Sometimes, no matter how unconventional it might look, or how traditional you may be, you've got to act a little wacky in the postseason if you want to win that ring.
Just ask Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland, who called upon Max Scherzer, his 20-game winner and likely Cy Young winner on Tuesday to come out of the bullpen. It was the first time in two years he pitched in relief, and it took him out of a potential Game 5 start.
Well, Scherzer's performance assured there would even be a Game 5 tonight against Oakland, escaping a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the eighth that will live in Tigers' folklore if they play deep into October.
"You take more chances, try to be more creative,'' Leyland said. "There are no tricks or nothing to try to pull something out of the hat this time of year, just something different.''
If a manager sticks to his regular-season doctrine, declining to change with the circumstances, he can also find himself ridiculed by the masses.
Say hello to Atlanta Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez, who decided against summoning All-Star closer Craig Kimbrel in the eighth inning of Game 4 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kimbrel was still standing in the bullpen when third baseman Juan Uribe hit the game-winning, two-run homer, the Braves still six outs shy of their goal.
The best closer in the National League never threw a single pitch in the Braves' elimination game.
"We had it set up to bring him in for four outs,'' Gonzalez said afterwards. "I think six outs was something that we weren't even talking about in the dugout.''
OK, maybe it didn't come up in the dugout, but it sure dominated the airwaves, newspapers and water-cooler talk the next day.
The postseason can be cruel when the move backfires, and oh, so gratifying to those who gamble and win.
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly, lambasted for bullpen moves in their loss in Game 2, was being second-guessed before Game 4 even started, opting to start ace Clayton Kershaw on short rest instead of Ricky Nolasco. If it backfired, who knows, it might have cost Mattingly his job.
When the game ended, and the bottles of champagne and beer were carted away, he might have had as much job security as Vin Scully and Tommy Lasorda.
Dusty Baker represents the flip side. He led the Reds to three playoff berths in four years, but 48 hours after failing to survive the wild-card round, he was unemployed.
While October's cold reality dictates that decisions can forever shape a manager's image, it can also burnish his credentials, as Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon discovered Tuesday night when they were eliminated by the Boston Red Sox.
Maddon, the mad scientist of baseball managers, used nine pitchers in nine innings Tuesday night in their Game 4 elimination game. It was the most pitchers used in a nine-inning postseason game in baseball history.
Maddon says he would have even used David Price, his ace and scheduled Game 5 starter, if the game had gone onto extra innings. Batboys and clubhouse attendants, apparently, would have taken the ball in Game 5.
"I don't even have any idea who would have started that,'' said Maddon, who yanked starter Jeremy Hellickson after 22 pitches. "It didn't really matter because without winning a Game 4, there is no Game 5.''
It will be no different tonight for Oakland manager Bob Melvin, who chose rookie Sonny Gray over veteran Bartolo Colon to face the Detroit Tigers. The choice will be second-guessed all winter if Gray struggles.
The same goes for Pittsburgh Pirates manager Clint Hurdle, who made the biggest managerial decision in 21 years in Pittsburgh, selecting rookie Gerrit Cole over veteran A.J. Burnett.
It made perfect sense considering Cole's dominant performance in Game 2, and Burnett's two-inning disastrous outing in Game 1. Yet, a turn in fortune can make even a chalk move questionable.
That's the beauty of postseason baseball, for everyone but those poor souls paid to make those decisions.
"Sometimes," says Brenly, "it takes some big (guts) to make that move.''
Would Brenly even be wearing a World Series ring if he didn't have the guts to turn to Johnson that magical evening?
"I just knew," Brenly said, "I didn't want to take that chance.''
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Talking 'Tenders With The Goalie Guild's Justin Goldman
Dimitri Filipovic
September 28 2012 02:34PM
I have a fun little challenge for you - try discussing the Vancouver Canucks with someone, without the conversation eventually shifting over to the team's goaltending situation. You can't. It's by no fault of your own. It's the juiciest topic surrounding the team.
The Canucks currently have $9.33 million in cap space invested between the pipes, which puts them at the top of the league (technically the Bruins have $9.375 million devoted, but Tim Thomas' days as a Bruin are over). Sure, it's great having the best tandem in the league. But at that price it's more a case of poor asset management than anything else.
You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes - or even David Caruso for that matter - to figure out that it's not a matter of if, but rather when a deal is made. It's the one last trump card Mike Gillis has in his hand. The specifics of how he chooses to play it make all the difference in the world. And that's why people will continue to talk about it, until it's resolved.
With that in mind, I decided it was time to pick the great mind of Justin Goldman, from The Goalie Guild, in an attempt to make sense of the situation and get some answers. It turns out that he's familiar with the goaltending position.
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Dimitri Filipovic : In case you thought I'd start off with a softball, that's not how we operate around here. As of today, who do you think is the better goaltender - Cory Schneider or Roberto Luongo? Or more specifically, who would you rather have in net for you as you chased a Stanley Cup ring for one season and one season only?
Justin Goldman: I would rather have Schneider for a Stanley Cup run. I think he's starting to reveal certain elements of his game in terms of attitude, work ethic and ability to battle that makes him the type of goalie that can steal a game, a series, or come up with the super-human effort in an overtime series-clinching playoff game. This is not to say that Luongo doesn't have that capability, but if you're asking me to choose, I'm taking Schneider.
DF: Can you imagine a scenario where the Canucks actually go into game 1 of the season (whenever that happens to be) with both guys on the team?
JG: To be honest, at this point, I think it's almost more likely to happen. I have no idea what's happening behind the scenes, but I think that the lockout has "gridlocked" the goalie scene. Luongo has a big contract, and there's not a lot of movable parts out there. The longer the lockout goes, the tougher it will be for Gillis to move him, and another GM to acquire him. He might need to play in some regular season games again before there's enough confidence for other GMs to consider trading for him. So at this point, I wouldn't be surprised at all to see the Canucks begin the season with both of them. Better safe than sorry, I guess. And why not start the season with the best tandem in the league? Use the assets, while you still have them.
DF: What's the most logical landing spot for Luongo, in your eyes? It's no secret that he has his eyes on Florida, but with Markstrom being as highly touted as he is, and the team-friendly contracts of the Theodore/Clemmensen duo in place, I just don't see it.
JG: Chicago and Florida make the most sense to me, but again, with the lockout muddying things up, teams that originally seem unlikely could be in the running down the line. New Jersey is an example - they desperately need a high-caliber goalie to replace Brodeur when he inevitably retires, which could be as soon as next summer. Luongo could be a quality replacement because he is experienced and knows how to handle the media pressure and high expectations. Injuries could also play a role in where Luongo eventually lands. A starting goalie for another team could get hurt, which would force their hand. But for right now, I think Chicago and Florida seem like the obvious ones.
DF: How much longer do you think Roberto Luongo realistically has as an elite goaltender in the NHL?
JG: I think he has at least two good years left in him, if not three. Again, there's no way to know for sure because a lot will depend on where he's traded to, and when. Some goalies age like fine wine, but ultimately there's no real way to predict how or what that process entails. You just have to evaluate things as they happen. But I am confident in saying he'll be a top-flight goalie for at least the next few seasons.
DF: Do you believe in the sophomore slump for goalies? I wrote about it this summer, and I basically debunked it with statistical evidence from recent years. It seems like it's far more of a narrative derived by the media than anything else.
JG: Yes, I believe in the sophomore slump. No matter how hard you try, statistical evidence will never be able to fully prove whether it exists or not. Goaltending is not simple enough to quantify with stats that reflect past events. From my perspective, the sophomore slump is very real because it is mostly tied to the mental component, and goaltending is 90-percent mental. Trying to be successful as a sophomore is tied to their confidence, their approach, their maturity, and how they're seen in the eyes of their opponents. You can read my thoughts on the sophomore slump here.
Every goalie goes through specific and unique mental, and physical hurdles that make it much tougher to be successful as a sophomore. Some goalies are more mature than others, and can overcome those hurdles more quickly. But winning games and stopping pucks is almost always harder the second time around. The idea of the "Dynamic Entity" linked above is something very few goalies can avoid. The more a goalie plays at the NHL level, the more their strengths, weaknesses, traits, and mannerisms are exposed for the world to see. Shooters pick up on a goalie's tendencies, as do opposing team scouts and coaches. You also have elements like higher expectations, heavier workloads, and many other elements that influence a second-year goalie that don't influence a rookie.
There is nothing wrong with researching stats to back up your argument that disproves the sophomore slump, but in my world, no past stat can prove what could happen to goalies in the future. Every goalie's path, performance, and situation is totally unique. Some goalies will fall victim to the sophomore slump, some will overcome it. But I do believe it does exist.
DF: How do you think Schneider will handle an expanded workload? I am on the record as saying that a shortened season would do wonders for his development. He'd be afforded the luxury of starting 45-50 games this year, before taking the final step and getting into the 60's next season.
JG: Physically speaking, Schneider shouldn't have a problem playing anywhere from 55-to-65 games. He's an elite athlete and a hard-working guy that knows what it takes to stay committed to things such as nutrition and off-ice training. He has the AHL experience, too. Mentally speaking, it will always take a goalie a year or two to get comfortable being a workhorse starter at this level. Being successful in that role - especially in a market like Vancouver - doesn't happen overnight. There will be growing pains. But ultimately, I think he's the type of guy that can play up to 65 games without a problem.
DF: Let's assume that Roberto Luongo is gone by the time the season starts. Would you be more comfortable seeing the Canucks bring in a veteran backup goaltender, or do you think that Eddie Lack is up for the task?
JG: I would be more comfortable if the Canucks acquired the veteran goalie to back up Schneider. Every team needs a reliable, no-nonsense, low-maintenance backup when the starter is inexperienced in their elevated role. Schneider is terrific, but he will go through the growing pains I mentioned above, so the Canucks need someone who knows how to come off the bench and play well when called up. They need someone who is unfazed by media pressure, and someone who would appreciate and respect the opportunity to mentor a young star. They need a Johan Hedberg, Ty Conklin, Chris Mason, or J.S. Giguere type of goaltender.
Eddie Lack will have his opportunities to prove he's ready for the NHL full-time, but there's no reason to rush him at his age. There's no reason why he can't spend another season carrying the Wolves and trying to win an AHL championship. His new two-year contract is perfectly set up for this.
DF: How do you feel about goaltender time-shares, like the one we saw developing towards the end of the season in Vancouver last year, and the one we saw in St.Louis all year long? Do you view it as a positive thing, where both guys are pushing each other to be better every day? Or do you think that teams are better off with clear cut 'number 1' goalies?
JG: Workloads should totally depend on the goalie tandem in question. Some situations call for a clear-cut #1 goalie, other situations call for two guys platooning and sharing starts. More importantly, I think the coaching staff need to create a competitive atmosphere where both goalies earn every single start they get. I like the 56-26 split a lot. I'm not a fan of situations where a goalie, no matter how good he is, plays more than 65 games. When that happens, I think they lack the energy and focus they may need down the road in a deep playoff run.
But some goalies also need to play more to be at their best, with the best examples being Ryan Miller, Jonas Hiller, and Antti Niemi. It really just depends on the team, the goalies, and how the guys perform as the season wears on. Pencil in a schedule, but never stick to it, and always be willing to give the backup some games. There's how you uncover hidden gems, that's how you keep the starter motivated, and that's how you keep things competitive.
DF: What was your initial reaction to hearing about the Canucks bringing in Dan Cloutier as a 'goaltending' consultant? What does that job title even entail? I tweeted that anyone who had expressed an issue with it was overthinking things.
JG: It's easy to ridicule a guy like Cloutier. The same thing applies for Chris Osgood. But that shouldn't be the case. Anytime you have a guy with recent pro experience helping out minor league or junior-level prospects, it's a positive thing. I've tracked the trend of teams hiring more goalie coaches for over three years now, and to not have two goalie coaches within an organization is to be way behind the times. The Canucks made a smart move here, in my opinion. If Cloutier doesn't work out, they'll find someone better to fill the role.
But the key is to establish the assistant goalie coach/consultant position, put someone in place, and give the goalies in Chicago and the juniors someone to work with from time-to-time. Teams also should have a goalie-specific scout, and I think that's another trend you'll see develop over the next 3-5 years. Regardless of whether you think Cloutier was a good goalie or not, it doesn't matter - he has quality experience, he has faced adversity, and he can teach the young guys some very valuable lessons. Anyone who doesn't like the move because they weren't fans of his performance or style are clearly missing the point.
DF: Justin, thank you for taking the time to chat. It was a pleasure, and we'll make sure to have you on the podcast sooner rather than later.


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