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In the Bad Universe DVD, the Earth sits in the center of a cosmic shooting gallery: we are bombarded by one hundred tons of space debris every single day. Most of this just puts on a pretty light show, but every now and again something bigger and decidedly more deadly comes our way. According to this science DVD, 65 million years ago, an asteroid bigger than Mount Everest slammed into the Earth at a speed 30 times faster than a rifle bullet. The result: an explosion dwarfing our entire nuclear arsenal, and a mass extinction that spelled doom for the dinosaurs. "Bad Universe" host Phil Plait investigates the possibility that we might meet this same fate, talking to astronomers who find dangerous space objects, and others who spend their careers worrying about what to do about them. Do we nuke them, like in Hollywood movies? Or does this make matters worse? If another killer rock has our name on it, just what can we do about it? Join Phil in Bad Universe videos, as he puts several explosive ideas to the test " including the largest detonation ever filmed specifically for a science documentary " and gets results which just may save our planet.
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1. Asteroid Apocalypse - 65 million years ago, an asteroid bigger than Mount Everest slammed into the Earth wiping out the dinosaurs. Are we in for the same fate? Phil Plait investigates the possibility and tests some explosive measures that may just save our planet.
2. Alien Attack! - Fearless junk science detractor Phil Plait explores what it would take for a deadly alien visitation to happen on Earth, as well as answer that age old question: Are we alone?
3. Death Stars - The death of a star is one of the most violent forces in the universe capable of causing huge planetary damage. Phil will explore what happens when a dying star becomes a Supernova or worse yet, a much deadlier Hypernova and if the Earth is at risk.
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- Number of Discs: 1
- Run Time: 180 Minutes
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- Language: English
- Studio: Discovery Channel
- DVD Release Date: May 31, 2011
- Genre: Documentary
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First, I also wanted to comment that the first poster doesn't understand G Forces. Plaitt is correct about the G Forces, as these are experienced due to the constant acceleration/deceleration of the ship and has nothing to due to there being "no gravity in space" (a statement which, technically, is incorrect in the first place).
The only downside I see to the show is that it is a little over the top. Compare the show to Plaitt's book "Death from the Skies", and the show looks a lot more like the mass media doom and gloom that Plaitt attempts to balance in his book. But still, a great show none-the-less.
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I just wanted to say that this is a really fun show that actually pays attention to the actual science. I also wanted to say to one of the previous commenters, who said that, I paraphrase, "there is no gravity in space so travelers in space would not experience g-forces". Well, G-Forces are associated with acceleration, and object can accelerate for reasons that are not associated with gravity. A ship, expending burning fuel, will accelerate, Newton's Third Law. There you go, G-Forces. That user's comment is incorrect.
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Phil Plait uses his wry humor and sense of silliness to make what could be a depressing and difficult subject a matter of fun and education.
(Note, the other reviewer is wrong. G-forces - acceleration - exist everywhere. As does gravity. He or she may want to look up the "Dunning-Kruger effect".)
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Bad Universe is entertaining but Phil Plait presents bad science when he states that interstellar travelers would have to endure excessive G-Forces for months or years to travel from planet to planet. There is no gravity in space, remember? This is basic science. Without gravity, you can travel as fast as you want and will feel no gravity force BECAUSE THERE IS NO GRAVITY! The program flaunts itself as focused on providing science to debunk science fiction stereotypes that are inaccurate and then goes on to present this error to the unsophisticated viewers. How did this one slip through the editors? It sure does not speak well for American science education. No wonder America is far down the list in terms of technology education.
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Barbara Loftus is the daughter of a German-Jewish refugee and an Anglo-Irish Communist. She grew up in London and studied art in the 1960s. Since 1970 she has exhibited widely and has taught at a number of art colleges in London and the South of England. In 1994 she had a conversation with her mother and for the first time was told about her mother's experience with the Nazi's in her native Berlin after Kristallnacht. It was based on this conversation that she began work on the group of paintings A Confiscation of Porcelain. Her mother's experiences continue to be a source for her artwork, both in painting and Artists Books.
My mother came to England in 1939 as a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany. She tried to obtain visas for her family to escape. However, she was too late: the war started, her family was trapped in Germany and eventually transported to Auschwitz where they perished-my mother was her family's sole survivor. I was born in England after the war, and grew up with little knowledge of my mother's past and German identity; there were no relatives, only a sense of a void that was too painful to be discussed. But in old age, my mother has begun to talk more easily about her past. She has described events, both happy and sad, with a vividness that has made me want to reconstruct them in my image-making.
I have been working on a sequence of paintings and drawings which tell the story of a day in 1938, shortly after Kristallnacht, when members of the SA came to my mother's Berlin home to confiscate the family collection of Dresden and Meisen porcelain. Collectively entitled, A Confiscation of Porcelain, my sequence of images takes the form of a series of paintings, a short film and limited edition handmade book.
For the past ten years one of the chief preoccupations of my work as a figurative painter has been the interaction between images in narrative sequence. My images are involved with the texture of reality: they seek to define or entrap a finite piece of space. Once enclosed, the space becomes a setting for incident. By entrapping space so deliberately I feel that I am also entrapping time. The enclosed time has paradoxical qualities: it is frozen and flowing-actual yet Platonic. It belongs to the existential moment, never-to-be-repeated; yet, by being trapped and therefore still, it has affinities with both past and future. I use my enclosed spaces as a kind of theater of incident. These incidents are often autobiographical fragments.
My work progresses through confronting the realness of things. By setting down the essential lineaments of concrete things, knowing their edges, voids and volumes, I hope I can come to know some of the invisible aspects of reality and experience. In my work as a painter I have employed traditional methods-drawing, preparatory studies, oil paint on canvas. Although I am deeply involved with and committed to the practice of painting, I have always felt a strong affinity with the narrative language of film. This has led me to experiment with paintings about sequence, in an attempt to introduce the element of time into my work; and I have recently begun to explore the possibilities of juxtaposition between film and painted images. I base much of my figurative imagery on performed reenactments of events with live models. I have also tape-recorded my mother's recollections of her youth.
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A Confiscation of Porcelain, was shown as an artist's film with music, based on Loftus' paintings and memory of her family's loss of rights in Nazi Germany after Kristallnacht, November 1938. Paintings are arranged in order. All painted during 1994-1996.
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Originally posted by Lelariol
Wotlk? The expansion of toc and the start of recycled content? Author must be kidding.
I will sort of agree with the OP in putting WotLK first, but ONLY in the music department. I think that expansion had the best music. Other than that....no way, no how.
edit: wish I hadn't typed this comment, it's so "who cares"....boring
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Mmm, good read, my own list wouldn't look like that however, for me it's
4. Cataclysm
3. Wrath of the Lich king
2. Original/vanilla woW
1. The Burning Crusade
BC was just that much fun, followed closely by vanilla wow, it was "magic" back then, wrath was ok but in the end pretty boring, and that comes from someone who was raided during it, just like I did before wrath. Cataclysm...
I started playing well into cata but I found it really boring, more so than wrath, yes I like the worgen and goblin races, and their starting areas, especially the worgen's but it just wasn't up to par for me, I'm currently playing GW2 but I'll probably try out MoP, should be interesting
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I rarely post on these types of forums for the basic understanding that I will be flamed in some way by the trolls. I have to say, this topic has quickly devolved to the same forum scenario. The article stated a personal opinion about the authors favorites and asked you for yours. Who are you to say that someone else's opinion on THEIR favorite is stupid or wrong. I appreciate those who stated their favorites without blasting someone else's.
State your favorites and why, and leave the other posters alone. Shame on you for thinking your personal favorite is better than someone else's opinion. Different? Sure. I'm good with that... but better? or theirs is stupid or wrong? NOT!!!
I will keep my favorites to myself and enjoy MOP for my own reasons. I'll just leave with the fact that I've played since beta with a few breaks from time to time, which means I've enjoyed different aspects of each expansion for different reasons.
For me it is
4 cata
3 wolk
2 vanilla
1 burning crusade
No question about it. Hopefully mop will be better then cata.
I guess that one thing that impacts your ordering of the versions is which class and spec you played.
My prefered spec was fun in vanilla. It was also not overpowered. But Raid design trends for raids that started late in TBC and got worse in WotLK and Cataclysm simply made it no longer fun to play the class and spec that I wanted to play.
From what I have experienced in the MoP beta and so far with 5.0.x I may once again have fun with my prefered class and spec.
Wow Wraith number 1 huh. Can't say I agree with that.
Others have posted this same list and I think it would be the most common one you would see if you talked to people that have played all of them from the beginning. Perhaps with 1 and 2 switched.
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4.CATA (came back for two months)
3.WOTLK (made me quit)
The raids and dungeons were really good in both Vanilla and BC. It became too easy in WOTLK and classes and stats started to changed a lot and i could not enjoy the game anymore after that.
1. Original WoW
2. Burning Crusade
rest are poop (I quit when the money grab started with digital items being sold)
I'll add mine (a day late a dollar short).
Worst to best
4) Lich King
3) Cataclysm
2) Vanilla WoW
1) Burning Crusade.
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I agre with Garret's list although I do see why you'd put yours differently.
I found Burning Crusade to be boring, that's just me... I couldn't get into it, I even made my alt darenei Shaman during it, after my Shaman being a Troll on another server...
Still, I found it incredibly boring, something about the lack of achievements didn't interest me... Now, I have a lot of fun doing challenging achievements that were brought with Wrath of the Lich King, making me agree that it is the best expansion...
Vanilla gets points for the old design and talent tre that I miss, Mists gets negative downvote for over simplification of the talent tree but imo is voted back up above Burning Crusade because well, it has Pokemon and Pandas!!! .
Best to Worst:
1) Wrath of the Lich King (I Loved the Ice Theme, and it was the first that held my interest over other MMO's - I had quit 2 times back in Vanilla and in Burning Crusade, it just seemed shallow back then) Only issue is: What happened to a more complex robust "Path of the Titans"?? It sounded way better before launch when they were advertising it.
2) Vanilla (Miss Shaman 2 Hander Talent Ability?? WRU Challenge and Talent Point Customization?)
3) Mists of Pandaria (Love Pokemon and Pandas!! WHOOOOOHOOO!!)
4) Cataclysm (Hate the oversimplification of Talent Trees, Love Azerothian Flight!)
5) Burning Crusade (Hellfire Peninsula the very beginning zone breathes a sense of boredom, and even today players will avoid Outlands like the plague, preferring to jump into Northrent ASAP at lvl 68... after power leveling themselves through a few dungeons with Heirloom Gear...)
Lol, its just the way he feels, it wasn't supposed to be a copy of someone else's list after all... I started at Vanilla, I got to lvl 54, made a bunch of alts... Just got bored of it and found it shallow until Wrath...
Burning Crusade Tabards are not usable as more than cosmetics, you have to be Exalted before you can buy them, they don't up reputation when worn to Exalted like in Wrath, that was a major improvement to the game right there. What is the point of having a cosmetic tabard that doesn't increase your reputation when it is worn? All of the reputation grinding in Burning Crusade was a time consumer, meant to keep you busy grinding until Blizzard slowly decided to release content 9-10 months later?
Or was that just now in Cataclysm that they've made us wait 9-10 months after Darkmoon Faire's upgrade for Mists? No pre-expansion quests, no bone thrown our way... Just Theramore's Fall released week before Mists so we can do the one scenario all week long over and over?) Ah well, at least it is a fun scenario however...
As an ol'timer in WoW (started during beta 2004) I can honestly say nothing beats the original WoW (which you call vanilla). The major PVP raids we had going on all the time in Hillsbrad (South Shore and Tarren Mill) still stand out as the best fun I've had any any game and expansion.
The fact that you had to actually work your way through areas and not rush three quests and then head on to the next area as you do today. PVP was awesome too because a lvl 50 actually stood a chance against a lvl 58 or even a 60 from time to time. Nowadays you meet someone with 100k more health than you..
That's why I only vote for the original WoW and won't return until they launch a server with that version, and that version only.
If it ain't dead you're not pressing 2 hard enough.
WoW classic and TBC were just...superior. They are on another level compared to WotLK and Cataclysm.
With that said, WotLK was a worthy expansion. It dumbed the game down a lot and I consider it the start of WoW's downfall, but was still big in scope.
Cataclysm and MoP, however, are not worthy expansions in my book, just cash grabs re-skinning of the same stuff.
Originally posted by Ozmodan
I did not like Cataclysm so that has to be my worst. The ocean zone was dumb, it had no real point to doing it. Changes made to the skill system were a big negative in my book. I skipped Burning Crusade and Wrath of the Lich King. Neither peaked my interest. IMO, Mist will head to the bottom of the list. The destruction of the skill system by Blizzzard is my sole reason. There is no more character differentiation anymore. Why I will not purchase the expansion.
Actually ... ocean area was one of the best ever made in some game, most original. Did it I think with 7 or 8 of my 10 alts, only rest in Hyal. Trademark of wow were always many great underwater quests. In other games you are happy if you can swim on surface.
But that area excells. Only truth is can be confusing to many orientation in space as one must be carefull what is above and below player.
Cataclysm >>> Burning Crusade? That's... just... so wrong.
Burning Crusade is #1. Vanilla is #2. WotLK is #3. Mists of Pandaria is #4. (Potential to be #3 is there though.) Cataclysm is #5.
Burning Crusade had great zones, expansive quest hubs, challenging dungeons, and interesting lore. The game was still new and fresh, and I think the number of characters I have at level 70 compared to how many are sitting at 80 and 85 is testament all of its own how strong Burning Crusade was during its heyday.
1.Wrath of the Lich King
2.Burning Crusade
1: Wotlk, for me this was wow at its peak, loads of content,achievements and probably the most accessible raids.
2: Burning crusades, again mainly for content and some updated mechanics that improved the game.
3:Vanilla, it was the beginning and the start of a great mmo.
Cata was awful and destroyed wow and my much loved paladin for me, I quit because of this expansion.
Mop just doesn't appeal at all, hate the pandas and am not a fan of eastern style mmos.
Originally posted by Thane
actually wotlk is regarded as the worst WoW expension in general ^^
I always enjoy it when people presume onm behalf of other people without ANY KIND of evidence.
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- 1 tbsp. olive oil
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- 2 tbsp. fresh basil, chopped
- 1 small tomato, seeded and diced
- Salt and pepper to taste
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- Ground black pepper
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By SHERIFF WAYNE GAY
As crime in the United States has become more senseless, more random, and more violent, our citizens have become more fearful. They are afraid to go to the mall or even drive down the street. Never has this been more evident than during the recent Washington, DC area sniper attacks which created such fear that many motorists resorted to seeking cover while fueling their cars. In these attacks, we witnessed a young child being shot while entering his school and innocent Americans brutally killed while engaged in everyday activities such as mowing the lawn, waiting for the bus, and loading packages into the car after an evening of shopping.
Our citizens are tired of crime, tired of being frightened, and tired of worrying about their safety and the safety of their children. They believe that the system is stacked against them and in favor of criminals. They think their government is failing in its most basic duty: to protect them.
As a government official I believe all levels of government must work together to respond to these fears and identify effective ways to get criminals off the streets, make our Neighborhoods safe and restore trust.
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Just how can we accomplish these goals? The first step is to reestablish confidence in our communities. The very foundation of a safe and secure nation, in fact, rests in the establishment of safe and secure neighborhoods. The National Sheriffs' Association has long been committed to this cause. In 1972, the organization, with financial assistance from Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, created the National Neighborhood Watch Program to unite law enforcement agencies, private organizations, and individual citizens in a massive effort to reduce residential crime. A work plan emerged for use by sheriffs, police, and citizens to put together local neighborhood-based programs. The resulting Neighborhood Watch has developed thousands of such local residential crime prevention programs in which individual citizens work to accomplish two goals: to make their homes and families less inviting targets for crime, and to cooperate with law enforcement through block and neighborhood groups to control crime.
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Many of our nation's sheriffs are at the forefront of this effort and have already begun the battle to make this a reality. They are devising innovative, creative ways to serve the public and initiate community involvement. They are committed to finding ways to curb crime, and they know that Neighborhood Watch is a pivotal step in the right direction.
Indeed the Neighborhood Watch program is an excellent way for all Americans, from all communities, to become involved and help law enforcement. Not only has Neighborhood Watch given citizens a voice in crime prevention, but also an active role in improving our neighborhood. Through this collaborative effort, sheriffs around the country can identify the concerns of constituents and aid them in finding solutions to problems within their communities and make our local neighborhoods a safe place to live and work. As Attorney General John Ashcroft said in a letter to the National Sheriffs' Association. "In the great tradition of American volunteerism, the Neighborhood Watch brings together citizens and law enforcement, to weave a seamless web of prevention of crime to keep our communities safe."
National Night Out is Aug. 5. The National Association of Town Watch is pleased to welcome you and your community to the "20th Annual National Night Out" crime prevention event. An expected 33 million people in more than 9,800 communities will join forces Aug. 5 to promote police-partnerships: crime, drug and violence prevention; safety. and neighborhood unity. Here in Emery County we will also join forces to stop crime, with walking at sunset with flashlights, leaving your porch lights on and letting people know we want to give neighborhood crime and drugs a big going away party. Come and join in on the fun.
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ORANGEVILLE - Paul K Peacock, age 73, passed away Oct. 13, 2011, in Price, Utah. Paul was born Oct. 27, 1937, in Orangeville, Utah as the third of four children born to G. Kenneth and Hilma Grange Peacock. He married Karen Oveson on Dec. 25, 1956, in Castle Dale, Utah. Paul and Karen were married for almost 55 years.
Paul graduated from South Emery High School in 1955. He was the proud owner of the Lazy P Ranch. He was a very accomplished farmer and cattle rancher. He was also very fond of colorful language. In 1966, Paul met Bill W. and became a friend for life. He attributed all of his accomplishments to that friendship. He was a lifetime member of the American Hereford Association. He especially loved his family, friends, farming, and a good auction, be it cattle or antiques. He enjoyed refurbishing antique furniture. Paul will be remembered as a hardworking and loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend.
He is survived by his wife, Karen; two children: Lori (Nathan) Kluzek of Syracuse, Utah, and Kevin (Charlene) Peacock of Orangeville, Utah; one sister, Beulah (James Lee) Jensen of Price, Utah; one brother, Delroy (Janet) Peacock of Castle Dale, Utah; one brother-in-law, Don Jewkes of Logan, Utah; three sisters-in-law: Isabelle Oveson of Huntington, Utah, Donna Witbeck of Oregon City, Ore., and Pamela Oveson of Salt Lake City, Utah; eight grandchildren: Joe, Griffen, and Greg Jorgensen, Josie and Lili Ana Kluzek, Karleen Peacock, Kayla (Tanner) Olson, and Kendra (Brandon) Rigby; and seven great-grandchildren: Anysia Jorgensen, Kayleigh Dawn Eley, Karsten Peacock, Trinity and Tyler Olson, and Kamden and Kenleigh Rigby.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a sister, Nan Jewkes; and three brothers-in-law, Valdean and Howard Oveson and Jerry Witbeck.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011, at 11 a.m. at the Orangeville LDS Chapel (45 West 100 South, Orangeville). There was a viewing Monday, Oct. 17, from 6 - 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary (720 N. Center St., Castle Dale), and on Tuesday from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. prior to the services at the church. Interment will be in the Orangeville City Cemetery.
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On the Edmonton Arena Deal Kerfuffle
Kent Wilson
September 24 2012 12:40PM
Although there are no game results to talk about or aniticipate right now, there remains plenty of hockey related business items to discuss. The Oilers arena thing is turning into a bit of a fiasco, but also following a path well worn by other sports owners who have extracted public dollars for private interests in the past.
Ask For the Moon
"We had a whiteboard, and we're putting stuff down" to demand in a stadium lease, he recalls. "I said, 'Guys, some of this is crazy.' And John Shaw, who was president of the Rams at the time — brilliant, brilliant guy — said, 'They can always say no. Let's ask for it.'"
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The Edmonton arena project has become very messy over the last couple of weeks. While an apparent deal was struck in principle awhile ago, the devil, they say, is always in the details. Katz's demands have escalated recently, even though, as JW points out here, the initial deal was really quite favorable. Beyond all the operating revenue from the arena going into his pockets (including non-hockey related stuff), a demand to handcuff the departed Rexall place (in order to ensure they don't have a competitive advantage over him whem it comes to major concerts and the like), Katz is also seeking a $6 million per-year operating subsidy. In addition, he wants the government to rent out an office apartment planned near the new arena (built and owned by Katz, of course).
Keep in mind, that is all on top of what the city was going to put towards the rink's expenses in the first place, including hundreds of millions towards the construction plus an annual $2-million "advertising agreement" (a subsidy by any other name...) which would pay Katz $20M in total over the first 10-years of operation. In addition, an Edmonton City Council member recently revealed that the Katz group is pushing for a property tax exemption. Oh yeah...and a casino license.
So it's pretty obvious why the City's representatives are balking at this point. Katz is holding them over a barrel. Rich men have made a habit of foisting the risk and expenses of pricey arena projects on the public for the last few decades and the special position major sports holds in the hearts and minds of the North American public has made it possible.
It makes sense from a pure rational standpoint on the owner's end - arenas are kind of like cars in that they are depreciating assets. New ones are fun and exciting, but after the novelty has worn off and the shine has dulled, it becomes about the utility of the building; mounting operating and maintenance dollars and the building's inevitable fall out of fashion. The building cycle for stadiums and arenas is about 30 years, which is sometimes not even enough time to completely service the debt it takes to build them in the first place.
Public Expenses, Private Profit
Which is why private interests aren't terribly enamoured with buying (meaning: paying for) arenas. However, if one can get major costs covered by the public, the possibility of new luxury boxes, private suites and increased seating capacity - plus other, ancillary development around the rink - suddenly starts to make a lot of sense. In addition, it's a lot easier to sell the public and politicians on fuzzy concepts and overly optimistic scenarios like civic pride and "downtown revitalization" than it is banks or private investors (who typically ask for a higher rate of return on investment or an equity stake in the venture itself).
The one major ace in the hole for team owners is the threat of relocation. It's an extortion tactic that has been effective in a number of other sports and markets in the past (including Pittsburgh where Mario Lemieux admitted the meetings with other cities like Kansas was a method of upping their leverage in negotiations with the city).
And that's where the fight went this week. Bob Stauffer's "Oilers Now" radio program interviewed Bruce Saville on the topic last week and the former EIG member believes the team "is gone" if the arena doesn't get built. A few days later the Oilers official twitter account re-tweeted (and since deleted thanks to some backlash) this John MacKinnon article entitled "Downtown Edmonton Arena Deal Can and Should be Made - enough is Enough" which echoed the threat of relocation in the body:
In fact, the NHL has communicated to city council that, absent a lease, and with no state-of-the-art arena either being constructed or about to be, the Oilers would be a candidate for relocation. That would require a majority vote of the NHL board of governors. But that gang, one of the most exclusive boys' clubs extant, wouldn't stop Katz from moving.
Is Moving the Oilers Plausible?
Personally, I am incredibly dubious of the relocation threat. The Oilers were a top-10 revenue team last season and have enjoyed numerous years of sold out rinks and exuberant fan interest despite being one of the very worst outfits in the league in terms of on-ice performance. Edmonton isn't the biggest or most glamorous town around, but they enjoy some of the strongest, grassroots support of any club in the union. In a league that sports at least a half a dozen financially unstable franchises, Edmonton is way down on the list of "teams to be moved". Meaning - even if Katz can somehow extract an even more favorable deal from another city, there's little chance he'll find a market as viable as Edmonton. And as the Coyotes have consistently illustrated in Phoenix, a publicly built rink/arena district is in no way a guarantee of financial success.
That said, the fear of losing a long beloved institution like the Oilers is palpable in Edmonton, however small the chances of it actually occurring. When you can't win with sugary rhetoric and lavishly drawn building concepts, default to threats and fear I guess.
This is all relevant in Calgary because we're poised to have a similar issue here in a couple of years. Ken King and the Flames have been very careful not to say anything significant on the topic of a new rink over the last few seasons, perhaps waiting to see how the fight goes for Katz et al up in Edmonton. I suspect that if the Oilers owner succeeds in shunting a vast majority of the expenses on the taxpayers up north, the Flames will likely run with the same playbook down here (although I assume they'll be less clumsy and hamfisted about it).
September 24 2012, 01:10PM
As much as I loathe the Oilers... to see them relocate would feel like kissing your own sister... even if she looks like Megan Fox it just ain't right!
Gotta say, the timing of this is about as good as the timing of the Parise/Suter/Weber & all the other multi year multi million dollar contracts that were thrown around leading up to this lockout. I guess if they dont have a league where games by the best players are being played, he can move the Oilers up to Innuvik & pioneer hockey up through the Territories. I'm sure 50 to a 100 eskimos(not football players) would go watch if they were given a free hotdog & beer at the game.
September 24 2012, 02:13PM
I may hate the Oilers and their fans with the fiery passion of a thousand Suns, but if the NHL relocates them because Katz wants a better deal than already agreed upon, I will personally chip in money for an assassin to brutally murder Gary B and the Kat.
Moving the Oilers out of Edmonton just ain't right.
I think its pretty safe to say that holding cities ransom has become a familiar tactic in professional sports.
If this is what Mr. Katz (you know, that wealthy guy from Edmonton that lives in Vancouver) has as an end game, then I think he should bring it on. He bought the franchise from a varied group of investors (including some from as far away as Lloydminster if memory serves) who were far more civic minded than Katz ever has or ever will be.
Thats not to say that I don't understand that an NHL franchise need be a viable business.
But this circumstance is endemic of the self centred nature of both sides in the lockout as well.
Both sides just expect the fan, the city, the building clientele to pay and pay and pay. . . Well, you know what? There really is no such thing as a free lunch and those who pay the freight can only afford to haul so much. The changing nature of options for that entertainment dollar will erode the attractiveness of paying $500 for a night at the rink to watch NHL hockey, particularly when one can stay at home and watch on the tube. There remains a very real possibility that the forecast Hockey Related Revenues will crash and render even the most impassioned, died in the wool hockey market no longer 'viable'.
Again, tell me which side has benefited the most from the last lockout? It sure isn't the fan, who continues to pay a bloated rate into the pockets of the owners and, by extension, the players!
September 24 2012, 02:17PM
The Edmonton arena project is actually a shield. The cost and requirements go beyond the eloquent. I really hope that the team needs it.
September 24 2012, 02:31PM
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Kent, this seems to be a gambling site ad. Hope they are paying you.
September 24 2012, 05:12PM
Katz spotted touring Seattle. Might as well sell every drug store he has in Alberta (possibly Canada) if he is stupid enough to make that move. Business is gonna get real bad real fast Darryl, cause people do have other options.
Katz is playing hard-ball and Edmonton City Hall needs to make a counter-offer. Something like this:
-Rexall place operates without restrictions.
-Katz pays for his own office space.
-Whatever percentage of the funding the city provides is the percentage of profits they will receive from all operations. If Katz wants more money from City Hall, they take more of the profits.
-No subsidies. If the new arena loses money, Katz may be given the option to surrender shares in future profits for short-term operating grants.
That's worse than the deal he already has, but if he wants to keep renegotiating it then it's time for the city to bite back. Otherwise Katz will take them to the cleaners like a bunch of chumps.
The key thing to recognize is that Katz is completely full of it when he suggests he'd consider moving the Oilers. The Oilers are a stable and profitable club. If they can sell out Rexall place with the current product they have on the ice, the club can literally do no wrong in Edmonton! That would likely not be the case in another town. There is the possibility of finding a larger, untapped, hockey-mad city, but the probabilities overwhelmingly favor lower profits and a far more fickle fan-base. Thus, a move would be potentially ruinous to Katz's own finances while offering little potential upside. Additionally, if Katz did try to move the team, the league would likely *not* permit it since the oilers would run a real risk of changing from a "have" club to a "have-not" club, which would decrease revenue shares for teams like Phoenix and increase the burden on teams like Toronto. Rich boys listen to the money talking far more than they listen to each other.
If/when the same shakedown comes for the Flames against the City of Calgary, I trust that Flames Nation will be leading the rational argument of forcing the owners to pay their own freight or take a hike. Anything less will leave me a sad panda.
September 24 2012, 06:51PM
Even the normal sheep in Edmonton are turning on Katz. He is on his way to Pocklington levels of hatred.
Oiler fan here. No worry Flames fans, if the Oilers go, the province will do everything it can to get your arena built.
And jeremywilhelm is right, a lot of us are ticked off at Katzlington right now.
Well, Mr. Katz has fired the first volley across the bow of Oiler fans, Edmonton and Alberta politicians, his fellow NHL owners and, indeed, Gary Bettman.
It may be distasteful at the moment, but its time that some local, community minded and well healed Edmonton businessmen (and there are more than a few) to step up and buy the franchise from Katz.
He's already demonstrated he's only in it for the buck. . .
Curious, based on court battles with NFL owners relocating teams, NHL would be subject to the same court precedent & Bettman may not be able to block an existing established owner from relocating his franchise. Up until now, really any other relocation scenarios that Bettman has blocked has been along the lines of a sale & move. In those cases, the league can block the sale. This Katz thing is a different animal. I think Seattle should have a team but not the Oilers.
September 25 2012, 04:29PM
I hate the lockout and arena debates. But interesting design for arena...pardon the biology lesson but sort of looks like a sperm cell if you look at it on an angle.
September 28 2012, 02:37PM
I can't even believe that he managed to wrangle the deal that was on the table.
Absolutely should have been told to go pound salt.
The fact that he's not only coming back for more, but threatening to move the team unless he gets it...
It takes a lot to get me to sympathise with Shelbyville, but man, that's ****ing **** **** so hard that **** **** **** until they have to call a doctor to pull it out.


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of course, there would be no point in the main hero (such as naruto) if he just defeat all of his enemies, but watching a retard for 400 chapters also aint fun.
i really hope naruto improves fast. he has potential and chakra (both his and kyuubi's), becouse as things are now, he doesnt stand a chance vs the other guys.
and one more thing: about this sasuke vs itachi fight. i hope one of them dies. i really do.
and its not that i dont like either of them, becouse i do. its just that sasuke since the very beginning wanted to kill itachi, he betrayed his friends, his village and "sold" his soul to orochimaru for power, and if one of these motherfu*kers doesnt die this time, what would be the point of all that?! we knew this fight would happen, sooner or later. it was necessary for story line development, and here it is. if by some "coinidence" this fight will not be concluded i will write to mr. kishi and say that he blew this great idea he had in the beginning.


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Traditions may come and go at the Pope County Deer Festival, but one aspect of the festival's past 52 years has been the smoked pork shoulder cooked on site by the Crim family of Brownfield in rural Pope County.
The family providing the barbecue are three brothers, the eldest being James "Jim" Jr., Ricky and Rodney. A fourth brother, Printess, helps when he is available from his truck driving route.
"Dad started barbecuing in 1952," Jim said.
James Sr. cooked at the first Deer Festival and the brothers began helping out.
Word of James Sr.'s barbecuing style and sauce — an aunt's recipe — got around and he was barbecuing for the Du Quoin State Fair, the Beef Association at Dixon Springs, Cattle and Sheep Association at Cypress and for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The Crim brothers maintain a fire of coals that is especially popular during the chilly night's during the festival. They construct a pit of concrete blocks and sheet metal and smoke the meat for 12 to 14 hours, day and night.
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Jim said the first year at the deer festival his father cooked venison and sold sandwiches for $.10 until he learned it against the law to sell wild game.
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WASHINGTON — Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul said Wednesday that Republicans face long odds in connecting with black voters and are often cast as unsympathetic to the needs of blacks and minorities — something he says the party needs to change.
Paul, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, said in a speech at Howard University that the Republican Party was rooted in the presidency of Abraham Lincoln and efforts to rid the South of oppressive Jim Crow laws. He expressed hope that black voters would be more open to Republicans, pointing to policies promoting school choice, economic opportunity and the decriminalization of drug laws.
"Republicans face a daunting task. Several generations of black voters have never voted Republican and are not very open to considering the option," Paul said. By speaking at Howard, Paul said, he hoped students would "hear me out — that you will see me for who I am, not the caricature sometimes presented by political opponents."
Paul's speech to black students and faculty members at the historically black university was emblematic of Republicans' efforts to attract a broader swath of voters after President Obama's re-election. Obama, the nation's first black president, received more than nine in 10 votes from blacks in 2008 and 2012 and strong support among Latinos, prompting Republicans to discuss ways of broadening their outreach to minorities.
The Kentucky senator, an eye doctor and son of libertarian-leaning former representative Ron Paul of Texas, was briefly interrupted during his speech by a young man who unfurled a banner that said the university does not support "white supremacy." The man was removed from the auditorium.
Paul faced questions during his 2010 Senate campaign when he expressed misgivings about how the Civil Rights Act bans racial discrimination by private businesses. Asked about his position on the 1964 legislation, passed under the presidency of Democrat Lyndon Johnson, Paul told the students he had never opposed the Civil Rights Act.
He said many Democrats had opposed civil rights in the South during the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt but many black voters became impatient with Republicans in the years that followed over economic policies. He said Democrats offer "unlimited federal assistance" and policies that put "food on the table but too often, I think, don't lead to jobs and meaningful success."
Paul said using taxes to "punish the rich" hurts everyone in the economy, along with more regulations and higher debt. "Big government is not a friend of African Americans," he said.
Many students said they didn't agree with Paul on many issues but gave him credit for speaking to them. "It could be very intimidating. You're sitting in a room with people who don't support you for the most part so I do give him credit for coming," said Tasia Hawkins, 18, a freshman from New York.
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Samsung's first European TV Application contest with €500,000 in prizes is underway and the public can now join up and vote for the top TV Apps from some 78 finalists in the competition.
Hat tip to the UK's Register for the tip - Bill Ray covered the contest this morning.
At the time of writing the winning application is a client for Dufus, the online game with 10 million, mostly French players. Internet@TV isn't powerful enough to run the game itself, which is usually Flash based, but players can manage their characters, feed their pets and catch up on what's going on in the World of the Twelve - which is good enough to garner a suspiciously high 255 votes.
We say "suspiciously high" as the next highest, an application for stalking friends and relatives ones from the comfort of your own sofa, only has 85 votes right now, currently topping the UK submissions. It's almost enough to make one think there's not a lot of interest in developing content for TVs.
Quite what else people want on their TV screens is open to debate - emoticons dancing on top of the video stream, or robots racing rather sedately though mazes. The industry, from Google to Apple to Samsung, is convinced we want app stores for our TVs, but Samsung's competition isn't yet showing why we would want to.
Ray is notably skeptical of the TV App contest and the validity of anything other than Video On Demand functionality he seems to think, is rather useless. But that's perhaps because he does not actually own a Smart or Connected TV. Because in our house, yes, Youtube is very popular with the daughters who stream Justin Bieber on demand a bit too much for my taste, but there are also some other very functional TV Apps that work in the living room, leaning back, in a ten foot experience.
Such as Holland's brilliant real estate site Funda, which has an application on the Samsung platform that allows us to search houses in the Netherlands by postcode, watch video, see images and read text on cool places to buy or rent. Then there's the Pathe Cinema TV App, which we use to watch HD video of movies before we head out the door for the theatre. And the real time weather radar app is used often before biking to school with the kids to see whether there are squalls coming or not. And what about a Travel App? I mean, watching HD video, images and reading text of destinations I may want to go to is much better than waiting for it on the Travel Channel. Or huddling around the desktop with the family. And book it on TV too, or have an agent call us. Or how about the Art TV App in the US competiton? Turn your 4 foot screen into a digital picture frame with Picasso rather than a black hole on the wall? Betfair TV already has a Samsung App in the UK. Yes, bet while watching Manchester United playing Chelsea. You bet! Traffic TV and Bus/Train schedules also make sense.
Or what about brands entering the TV App space? If they give something away or allow me to compete for something (cue Redbull) , I would gladly spend time during 30 second commercial breaks and try to win something. Or what about a Groupon TV App? Developers can and will get creative in this space, as they have on the web and on Smart Phones.
This is early days for Samsung. And it will take time to filter into the Zeitgeist. And it will take time for more innovation and ideas to drive forward as more developers, creatives and startups come to the table.
If I am not mistaken, I think Samsung may have erred in allowing a public vote only to decide the winner. This can too easily be hijacked by nefarious methods such as spamming, social media, begging friends and family etc. They should have looked at the Eurovision model (notoriously political) which now splits the vote between the public and a professional jury in order to keep Slovenia, Slovakia, Bosnia, and other dots on the European map from voting each other into glory. There is quite a large amount of money at stake here.
Interesting move into Social TV from a German Crew here:
SocialTV brings your Facebook friends on your TV. SocialTV shows who is watching TV and what. You can also exchange messages with your friends or send them directly as a status update to Facebook. Additionally you can "like" the current program and share it with your friends.
This of course will horrify my peers who, are for the better part, proponents of Social TV being more of a two screen experience with a tablet or smart phone (or even the new touchscreen remotes?) being the social device of choice. Personally, in my household, rarely do we watch the same programmes as a family unit, but rather prefer to choose our own content on our own TV sets - and I often prefer to share those progammes with my social graph. The Western World now has 3 TV sets per household these days.
Bong TV will certainly have the broadcasters, cable companies and content creators rolling around in their sleep. Yes, I can use their cloud services to record something and watch it later on other devices or on the TV itself. I suppose so could my friends.
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A year after Shabazz Muhammad finished his UCLA basketball career, the controversy he left in his wake continues to swirl. On Wednesday, BuzzFeed reported that his father, Ron Holmes, had taken out a loan based on Muhammad's future earnings — something that could again run foul of NCAA investigators.
Three months ago, Holmes pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit federal fraud. That came nine months after the Los Angeles Times revealed that Holmes had falsified Muhammad's age, making him a year younger with the likely hope of furthering his basketball career.
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Kevin Fischer is a veteran broadcaster, the recipient of over 150 major journalism awards from the Milwaukee Press Club, the Wisconsin Associated Press, the Northwest Broadcast News Association, the Wisconsin Bar Association, and others. He has been seen and heard on Milwaukee TV and radio stations for over three decades. A longtime aide to state Senate Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature, Kevin can be seen offering his views on the news on the public affairs program, "InterCHANGE," on Milwaukee Public Television Channel 10, and heard filling in on Newstalk 1130 WISN. He lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their lovely young daughter, Kyla Audrey, in Franklin.
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Last Monday, guard Shabazz Napier, pictured above driving to the basket, helped lead Connecticut to the NCAA Championship over Kentucky. Following the game, Napier spoke with reporters in the wake of a National Labor Relations Board ruling that college football players on full scholarship at Northwestern University are university employees, and thus, could unionize.
"We as students athletes get utilized for what we do so well, and we're definitely blessed to get a scholarship to our universities," Napier said. "But at the end of the day, that doesn't cover everything. We do have hungry nights that we don't have enough money to get food in. Sometimes money is needed. I don't think you should stretch it out to hundreds of thousands of dollars for playing, because a lot of times guys don't know how to handle themselves with money."
Are college basketball players university employees? Napier doesn't agree.
"I feel like a student athlete," Napier said. "Sometimes, there's hungry nights where I'm not able to eat, but I still gotta play up to my capabilities. I don't see myself as so much of an employee, but when you see your jersey getting sold, it may not have your last name on it, but when you see your jersey getting sold, to some credit, you feel like you want something in return … There are hungry nights when I go to bed and I'm starving."
Today's (Sunday's) Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published this letter from a reader:
No more money for athletics
I can't say I agree with James E. Causey's column that some college athletes are "starving" ("The NCAA is not starving," Perspectives, April 9).
Maybe they are hungry once in a while, but I don't see bloated bellies, flies buzzing around the eyes or any other signs of starvation. There seems to be plenty of money for massive tattoos, the latest high-tech smartphones, great clothing and whatever else, but not enough for some extra food? Really?
I'd give anything to see my two kids in college getting the full ride these athletes are getting. My kids have to take out massive loans, work for every grade they get — no free passes here because they play sports — and, yes, I have to kick in frequently as well. They work when they can, but that depends on their course load, as they are both driven and pretty intelligent overall.
Yes, I know these universities are raking in plenty of cash, and I'd certainly like to see that go toward lowering the cost for the average student instead of constantly seeing it rise while the University of Wisconsin System is stashing cash all over the state to make it look like it is starving.
Frankly, I'm tired of all this attention to sports and athletes with nothing by comparison for academics. No, I'm not voting to see more money tossed the way of these athletes or sports programs. Not when I'm starving putting my kids through school.
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