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First North Texas Outdoor Expo Premiers Nov. 14
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DALLAS, Texas — The first ever North Texas Outdoor Expo will take place at the Elm Fork Shooting Sports facility in Dallas on Nov. 14, featuring activities such as fitness obstacle course, bicycling, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, archery, target shooting, rock climbing, and more.
The North Texas Outdoor Expo is the region's first of its kind in terms of size and diversity of activities. The expo will be divided into eight "villages," a fitness village, bike madness village, target village, nature's village, archery village, dog village, water village and fishing village. Each village, in turn, will feature several activities and exhibits, adding up to more than 50 distinct attractions. Children can experience a wide range of activities, and all are free for kids.
Organizers deliberately define "outdoors" broadly to encompass a range of nature-based offerings, including a nature village with a butterfly display, birds of prey, an exotic petting zoo, reptiles, bugs, dutch oven cooking expo, camping expo, orienteering experience and more.
The expo will be held at the Elm Fork Shooting Sports complex at 10751 Luna Rd. in Dallas from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The shooting range will be closed during the event, except for the area where the target shooting activities will be held. The 500-acre property lies along the Trinity River just west of downtown, with wooded areas and multiple ponds, providing a rare natural landscape in an urban setting.
The event is being hosted by the Youth Target Foundation and Start Caring Wellness, a youth health organization fighting childhood obesity, with partner support from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Bass Pro Shops, Dallas Safari Club, Yamaha, Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI), Sun & Ski Sports, Texas Motor Speedway and Audubon Dallas.
Event organizers are seeking volunteers to help staff the event. Volunteers can sign up on the Start Caring Wellness, Inc. Web site.
The event is free for children ages 17 and under, with a $5 admission charge for adults and a $5 charge for parking. More information about the expo can be found on the Start Caring Wellness Web site and Facebook page.
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Hi everyone,
I'm a newbie here. I've been teaching English for a couple of years in my country Iran. Actually I've got a BA in English and I've passed the course TTC in my country. I can continue working here, but I'm ambitious and want to get promotion! So it's been about some months I've been considering taking a course that enables me to teach in other countries as well. When I asked for some advice from friends and googled it myself, I found out that CELTA is apparently more widely accepted than the other ones like TESOL.
Now this is my question. What material am I supposed to cover while studying CELTA? I'm familiar with the basics of teaching, I know about grammar and I have class teaching experience.
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Do yall believe this will get the conservative vote more behind Romney? I do
I'll tell, you what it means Keith. If you don't buy Health Insurance the IRS will be able to hound you,lock up your assets and deny your refund . The department of health and human services are going to be in cahoots with the IRS. It won't be long until high cholesterol tests will result in higher tax rates,or denial of your overpayment refund. But now that it is to be treated as a tax,which house of Congress wrote the bill. By law, all tax bills"revenue bills' are to be written by the house.If it was originated in the Senate,perhaps we have another quandry!


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This open-faced egg and artichoke melts are a favorite at Jill Gross' home in Roselle, Illinois. "The Dijon mustard adds a nice zip, making them more exciting than plain grilled cheese," she says. "When my husband can't make it home for dinner, I treat myself to this sandwich instead of making a whole meal."
- 1 can (14 ounces) water-packed artichoke hearts, rinsed, drained and chopped
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
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- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
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- In a bowl, combine the artichokes, cheese, mayonnaise, mustard and thyme; set aside. Place bread on a baking sheet; broil 4 in. from the heat until toasted. Turn over. Place egg slices on untoasted side of bread; spread with artichoke mixture. Broil for 3-5 minutes or until cheese is melted and top is golden brown. Yield: 3-6 servings.
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Posted by Katyayan Gupta on March 1, 2012
In their Asia Pacific Tech Market Outlook For 2012 report, Andrew Bartels and Frederic Giron show that government and business IT spending in the emerging markets of Asia (including China, India, and the ASEAN countries) will reach US$180 billion in 2012, growing by roughly 13% over 2011. While emerging Asia's IT spending is surging this year, economic obligations in the developed markets of North America, Europe, and Japan will ensure continued austerity — and limited IT spending growth. In other words, emerging Asia is clearly a lucrative region of opportunities for US, European, Japanese, and South Korean vendors looking for new sources of growth to offset lower business prospects in their home markets.
Asia is a region of highly disparate countries, with regulatory complexity, cultural differences, and a limited pool of skilled resources. These barriers to entry and expansion will compel vendors to look beyond organic growth, which is simply too time-intensive. Instead, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) of local/regional incumbents with local know-how, skills, and client relationships will increasingly be a strategic imperative for vendors targeting emerging Asia. I've highlighted some examples from the Indian market below, but I foresee similar trends in the overall ICT sector throughout emerging Asia:


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I'm starting to make a RC bucket. I got the inspiration when I saw one on eBay a few weeks ago now.
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There are interesting debates all around the globe about whether there is the need for a next gen EA framework. James Lapalme recently published an excellent article: Three Schools of Thought on Enterprise Architecture explaining the reasons of such debates.
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Been working on my excellent Ruffkin gauntlet set. Nothing earth shattering as far as construction. I trimmed the pieces to their final shape, and made sure there were no sharp edges, especially on the inside.
One alteration I did make was to rebuild the boxy structure (whipcord launcher?) on the outside of the right gauntlet. The resin cast I received was a little rough, especially on the inner part, where the tube shows. I matched its size and used .020" sheet styrene to build another one, and inserted an aluminum tube running the entire length.
The gauntlets were assembled using super glue on the outer seams, and industrial strength velcro on the inner seams. The flame thrower unit on the left gaunt, and the reconstructed box on the right gaunt were reinforced using 2 screws apiece. Also the resin nozzles on the flame thrower were carefully cut off and replaced, using the coaxial connectors mentioned on TK-409's site. (They look really nice!) I added some foam strips on the inside to fit them to my arms using 3M spray adhesive. Stinky stuff! Use it outside.
Painting: I sprayed a couple of light coats of Krylon gray primer, and then lightly sanded with 320 grit sandpaper, just to make sure everything was really smooth. The base coat is Polly S Wisconsin Central Maroon, sprayed in several light coats until I was satisfied everything was even looking. After it was good and dry, I sealed the base coat with Krylon Satin Finish. Then after the sealant was dry, I went over the entire surface with steel wool, lightly "hazing" the surface. For the chipping and damage, I used Tamiya Chrome Silver, the same silver I used on my helmet. For the more indistinct looking damage, I took the wire wheel from my Dremel and held it in my hand, scraping lightly through the paint until the primer/bare plastic started to show through. Unless you're reeeeaaally looking close, it looks silver!
Pics below of the left gaunt. The right one is still in work. The only thing left to do is a black wash once I get the right gaunt all dinged up.


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'Duck Man' Jones Wins Calling Contest
Antonio (Duck Man) Jones of White Hall, Arkansas won the 76th annual World's Championship Duck Calling contest Saturday in Stuttgart.
"It's a dream come true, it really is," said Jones, 25, who won the junior contest when he was 12 years old. "I still really can't believe it. It's taken a lot of hard work gettin' to this point. It's crazy, really."


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Posted by James McQuivey on May 23, 2012
Last week, we released our newest report about the future of TV and argued in it and the accompanying blog post that the battle for the TV is not really about TV. It's about the future of the platform giants like Apple, Google, and Microsoft that want to add the TV to their platform ambitions. Surprising to some was our claim that Microsoft was in the lead in the US TV platform battle with its base of millions of Xbox 360 owners generating more online video views on the TV screen than viewers of any other device. Many have challenged this assertion, putting the data about current use aside and asking a good question:
Won't Apple easily walk away with the TV business once it releases its next big thing, presumably a TV?


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Be safe, Frank.
...Well, that "bastard adopted son" resembles his mother, just a little. :anim_lol:
which is the favorite?
No resemblance as the "bastard" is plastic
... and baby makes three!!
you said it yourself that resemblance was "just a little" but that rascal is not the "Son of a SIG"
To answer the what is the favorite it would be the 226 but what of the three do I have with me the most it would be the LC9.
I would carry the 239 but I have gained some weight and I need to carry iwb. When I lose the weight I will be getting a good
holster and hope to carry it more often. And as far as it being the "Bastard", it has never failed to work with over 500 rounds of
all types of ammo and I am fairly accurate with it at realistic distances. As for the Sig's, they are so good they make me look like
I know what I am doing. As a side bar, the 226 just came back from Sig NH where I had the shorter reach trigger, barrel re-crowned,
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by roscoe36, Jun 30, 2009.
Free Agent Updates Ken Berger CBS NBA Free Agency Begins (UPDATE) - CBSSports.com
Re: Free Agent Updates Ken Berger CBS A high-level coaching source told CBSSports.com that the job (Pistons) appeared to be Collins' to lose.
Collins? Collins??? I don't get it. As a coach: 4 winning seasons 4 losing seasons Won 50 games once. Won over 50 games once. Has never won his division Playoff record = .395 In 5 playoff appearances, his teams have been swept in the first round twice. Has made it out of the 2nd round once, and was beaten 1-4 in the conference finals. Why is he considered such a good coach? I'd be equally happy if we brought back Flip.
The same reason why Hubie Brown is considered a good coach. Hubie Brown Coaching Record - Basketball-Reference.com 13 years in the NBA under .500
You have to consider the teams Collins has taken over. He took over the Bulls in their MJ infancy. He molded the Grant Hill Pistons. He is good at taking over rebuilding teams. That ain't going to look good in the win loss column.
In all his years of broadcasting, I've never heard him say anything remotely negative about the Pistons. It's like his entire broadcasting career was one long campaign for the Detroit job.
If we get Ben Gordon, Villenueva, and Bosh (or similar), then this isn't a rebuilding situation. We would need a win-within-2-years coach.
Re: Free Agent Updates Ken Berger CBS Sheed to the Celtics? At least he will A LOT more chances to hug KG. Will be weird to see on TV.
Rudy Fernandez of Portland Trail Blazers draws interest from Europe - ESPN Potential 6th man? I love his game. edited to add; i'm not sure if this is the right place for this. If not, just let me know.
Summary of current dealings and rumors: Sporting News - Your expert source for MLB Baseball, NFL Football, NBA Basketball, NHL Hockey, NCAA Football, NCAA Basketball and Fantasy Sports scores, blogs, and articles
Ben Gordon update: Ben Gordon is Not Gone Just Yet - Kap's Corner
Re: Free Agent Updates Ken Berger CBS Both the media and fans in BOS seem pretty excited about landing Sheed.
Raptors Preparing To Offer $60 Million To Hedo | Air Alamo | A San Antonio Spurs Blog Wow! Just wow!
A blog, quoting a forum. RealGM has a lot more members than us, and probably a few connected members, but there are literally hundreds of bogus rumours posted year round there. Until something is fact, the quality of the source is important. One only has to ask themselves, why someone in a front office would leak offers to a forum member on the internet. Sure, it's possible, but why would the franchise allow rumours like that without the PR upside of delivering the news themselves? Be cautious is what I am saying. This is the time of year when the BS is knee deep.
Roscoe, I agree 100%. However, at this point every article begins with "a source close to the situation said...". So, we are discussing rumors at this point. But if we didn't have rumors, then what would we discuss since nobody is going to tip their hand and I don't think they are allowed to say much until July 7th anyway?
I'd be surprised if they actually did.
Here's the ranking of the FA's by the position from Tony Mejia. He usually has very sensible info and opinions: PBN | Free agent rankings
Zaza and Gortat ahead of Sheed.
Younger and motivated, perhaps?
I hope Chicago matches the offer for Gordon.
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Explore Hawaii's living museums and learn about the rich culture and history of the islands. Discover artifacts and artwork from Hawaii's past from the first Polynesian settlers to the attack on Pearl Harbor. Or browse modern art galleries to see some of Hawaii's — and the Pacific's — best contemporary art.
Oahu is home to some of Hawaii's largest and most extensive museums. Located in Honolulu, the Bishop Museum is Hawaii's largest museum dedicated to studying and preserving the history of Hawaii. Originally designed to house the extensive collection of Hawaiian artifacts and royal family heirlooms of Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, a descendent of King Kamehameha I, the museum is now the premier natural and cultural history institution in the Pacific.
The Iolani Palace, located in downtown Honolulu, is the only official state residence of royalty in the United States and was the center of the Hawaiian Kingdom in the late 1800's. Tour the grand rooms of this American Florentine-style palace and see royal portraits, ornate furnishings and priceless regalia while you learn about the Hawaiian monarchy.
Located in the Ewa District of Central Oahu, Pearl Harbor is the largest natural harbor in Hawaii and the only naval base in the United States to be designated a National Historical Landmark. Learn more about the historic events that plunged the U.S. into World War II at the living museums of the Pacific Historic Parks, the Battleship Missouri Memorial, the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park, and the Pacific Aviation Museum.
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Along the lava rock coastline of south Kona, Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park is a 180-acre national historic park featuring restored temples, fierce kii (wooden images of gods), and royal grounds. Head north along the Kohala Coast to Puukohola Heiau National Historical Site and see the largest restored heiau (temple) in Hawaii. Between 1790 and 1791, King Kamehameha I ordered the construction of this heiau. He dedicated it to the war god Ku to help him unite the Hawaiian Kingdom.
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Maui is known for whale watching. Located in the Whalers Village shopping center fronting beautiful Kaanapali Beach, the Whalers Village Museum features artifacts and exhibits centered on the whaling era from 1825-1860. The sugar industry also played a major role in Maui's history. Visit the Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum to see the workings of a sugar mill and learn how sugar helped shape the multi-ethnic population of Hawaii.
The Kauai Museum in Lihue features amazing collections from the artisans of Kauai county. Visitors can learn about the geology of Hawaii, early Native Hawaiian life, and Captain Cook's arrival on Kauai's shores in Waimea. Also in Lihue, the Grove Farm Homestead Museum is a 100-acre, historic site that showcases life during Kauai's plantation era more than a century ago.
On the West Side, just beyond breathtaking Waimea Canyon, you'll find the Kokee Natural History Museum. This is the place to go to get an overview of the hiking trails, rare plants, and endemic animals found in Kokee State Park and Waimea Canyon.
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Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
Want to learn how to come about/ gybe...rent a Hobie Cat 16. has a jib and main. It unforgiving. If you dont do a controlled jib...you drink water. It teaches you the timing on pulling you main in as your tail goes through the wind...it also teaches you how to handle the jib at the same time and time it. Same thing with coming about on a Hobie. If you **** to soon...you stall and go into irons. If you smootghly go through , back wind the bib a little before pulling it through it urns the boat the correct way and speeds the bow through the wind. Same principals for the keel boat. Just accentuated on a Hobie cat. I see many people for instance when tacking start tugging on the jib or relaease it too early when comming about. best thing is to go woth someone experience who will help you walk through it multiple times. Whats nioce about a hobie is you acn tack..gain speed...tack...gain speed etc a milliontimes in a small distance and practice and learn it through repitition quickly.
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
Originally Posted by davidryan8100 View Post
Before you go out on the water,always bringing a floatation device...
This is doubly true for a 14' boat...and even more important for an inexperienced/untrained sailor, given the likelihood of making a costly mistake.
There is a guy who came here last September for advice (I know his name and userID, but won't identify him here). He went out and bought a mint condition Flying Scot (refurb direct from manufacturer) and took it out last fall. On his very first time out he capsized and needed a rescue boat to come get him. He had rented several boats before, up to 25' long, and thought he knew what he was doing. From talking to him online, I thought he knew what he was doing! But he capsized, and would have drowned if he didn't have his PFD on.
This kind of stuff happens. Wear your PFD. You'll live to have your family thank you for it.
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
It's not the actual sailing that's daunting. It's the plethora of rules, regs and protocols that mire one down!
I wanna weather-proof flip chart ; big enuff to read across the 'pit, with alla the rules and regs; but it seems it would be too large and heavy for the boat!
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
Before you go out on the water,always bringing a floatation device and knowing in advance how to swim.No doubt it's great initative.Better to learn sailing from someone else.
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
Since people are generally fearful of that which they do not understand, instead of buying a motor, perhaps it would be more fun and effective for the OP and his wife to learn to sail together. My wife did not know how to sail when we met in 1978. We bought a GP-14 and I taught her to sail. Today, she a highly competent sailor (if non-technical) that I trust with my life. She is the only one who I trust to belay me when I go aloft. When one is an active participant instead of a bystander, they tend to enjoy it more. Just a suggestion based on experience.
After her first overnight race 2 years ago, her quote was "That was a blast!" She's the one in pink on the rail in the photo above.
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
You don't need a motor a paddle will do - its a lot cheaper, lighter and more reliable
Sounds to me like you probably had other things than the CE preventing you sailing upwind - likely not having the jib sailed correctly, and enough headway or enough daggerboard down. Just to nay say some earlier posts I've found most boats I've sailed will sail on head or main alone just not as well as when you have all designed for sails flying nicely.
Find someone to go sailing with - offer beer at your local marina in exchange for a lesson, it'll be more fun quickly than teaching yourself the first few steps.
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
It is better to learn sailing from someone else, but it's not so complicated that you can't do it from reading a book and/or watching a video, as long as you start out in gentle conditions. But my advice to anyone learning on his own in a small boat like your is DO NOT GYBE until you have several days experience. Learn what direction the wind is coming from and never let it cross behind you. If you need to turn in that direction do a 270 instead ("chicken gybe").
Gybing is one of the more dangerous maneuvers that you can make, do don't do it until you fully master tacking. After you've mastered tacking, hit the books and videos, learn how to sheet in the main for a carefully controlled gybe, and go at it after you have some experience.
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
parts of boat flying everywhere etc.
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
A lot of good information for you; some of the questions you are asking understandably jump from the basic to the more complex, and I though some basic ones may not have been addresed, so...
* When you are trying to sail close to where the wind is coming from (as you know you can't "point" directly at it), your jib and mainsail will be tight. Your boom will probably be in the middle of the boat. The travller helps you keep the boom close to the midline ("close hauled").
* When the wind is behind you, the jib and the main are loose, so the sails are spread out ("Running".
* When the wind is coming from the side, your jib and main are half way out ("reaching").
* In general, it is better to tack - that means turn through the wind. Gybing can be tricky for a beginner, because your boom swings from way out on one side to way out on the other. It can swing very fast unless carefully controlled, possibly injuring you or damaging your rig.
So next time you go out, gently steer closer to the wind, tightening up both jib and main. If the sails start flapping (even though you tightened them up), then you are pointing too close to the wind - so turn away from where the wind is coming from until the sails get tight again.
And if the wind gets too strong, letting the mainsail out tends to reduce the power...
Have fun!
Re: First time on the water today, I could use some advice!
I'd think it'd be worth investing in a sailing instruction book. There are many good ones. For me (maybe I'm just old) having a piece of paper with a drawing showing the points of sail and how the sheets should be handled is invaluable. http://www.amazon.com/Sailing-Basics-Book-Launched-Thousands/dp/1585748072/ one I have that's less than $10.
There are many good web sites, too. But unless you print out the pages, you can't take take the web with you. And, IMHO, there's a level of quality from a book that is published and printed that tends to be a cut above random web sites.
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Titelouze: Organ Works (Hymns, Magnificats of the 1st Through 8th Tone)
Conditor alme siderum (3 versets)
Conditor alme siderum (3 versets). Composed by Jehan Titelouze (1563-1633). Classical. Part. 4 pages. Published by Alfred Music - Digital Sheet Music (AX.00-PC-0002931).
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Here's a grand compilation of the various organ compositions by the French monastery organist Jean Titelouze. The 160-page collection contains 20 pieces including ancient hymn tunes plus masses on the various scale tones. Also included are original letters to Titelouze from a number of people. An interesting, historic collection.
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The 2012-13 year was a magical time for the Golden Griffin hockey program. Ranging from the announcement of a new home rink to an alum winning the Stanley Cup as a member of the Chicago Blackhawks front office to Cory Conacher '11 becoming the first Atlantic Hockey player to score a goal in the NHL, Canisius announced its presence on a national stage to the hockey audience.
What really put the Griffs on the map, however, was the program's first Atlantic Hockey Championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament.
"We had a really special year last year as a program and the climax of it all was winning an Atlantic Hockey Championship," said ninth-year head coach Dave Smith. "The announcement of moving into a new rink, Cory Conacher playing in the NHL and then winning a conference championship has catapulted expectations to where I've always wanted them to be."
The Griffs played their best hockey with the season on the line during the 2012-13 campaign, riding a school-record eight-game winning streak to the conference title. Along the way, Canisius defeated the top two seeds in the regular season – beating two-time defending champion Air Force in addition to nationally-ranked and rival Niagara – before topping Mercyhurst, 7-2, in the title game.
Canisius then advanced to its first NCAA Tournament and gave top-seeded Quinnipiac all it could handle in the East Regional Semifinal before falling late, 4-3.
What's next then for the Griffs? With 22 returning letterwinners – including 17 upperclassmen – from its championship team and the addition of five talented newcomers, it's time for Canisius to repeat and continue its climb up the ladder on a national stage.
"Our players are excited to score goals and excited to win hockey games," Smith said. "We like playing for trophies. The focus that we are seeing right now is more dialed in then it's ever been. I believe our team is well aware of how hard it is to do what we did last year but we have shown the commitment in the offseason and the preseason to improving.
"The goals don't change now that we've won a championship, Our first focus is to get a bye in the Atlantic Hockey Tournament and then it is to get to Rochester for our league's final four. Then it is to win our championship and a bid to the NCAA Tournament. The one goal that we didn't have last year was to win an NCAA Tournament game. We didn't even consider it last year but now we know what we are capable of and know that we can take this even further this year."
It certainly helps when the Griffs feature 17 upperclassmen – the second-highest total in the country this season. Canisius also welcome back 10 of the top 12 scorers from last season, five defensemen who started each game during the postseason run and a record-setting goaltender. That leadership, headed by captain Ryan Bohrer, is what has Smith ready to go for the 2013-14 campaign.
"The experience of winning a championship last year is coming across in confidence so far this year," Smith said. "It's confidence in our systems and excitement to play the game at the level we played in last March. Right now, our seven seniors have been terrific. They're focused. They're bringing great work ethic and they're doing the right things both on and off the ice. Ryan is a single captain and is doing a great job of leading so far – both delegating and being a wonderful mentor and role model. He has a great vision for the entire senior class and I'm really looking forward to seeing how this group leaves their legacy at Canisius."
Senior Kyle Gibbons
The Griffs return 13-of-15 letterwinners at the forward position and add three freshmen to the roster. The forward line was key during the Griffs' championship run during the 2012-13 campaign as the team averaged 4.44 goals per game during the final nine contests of the season (averaged 2.18 goals in first 34 games).
After coming off a strong junior season, senior Kyle Gibbons is set to anchor the unit. The 2013 Atlantic Hockey Championship MVP, who participated in the New Jersey Devils Development Camp during the summer, ranked 12th nationally with 43 points last season and his 35 points after Jan. 1 were the most in the country. The Griffs also have the bonus of adding 2011-12 Team MVP Taylor Law to the roster after the senior missed the final 28 games of the season last year due to injury. Law was tied for the team lead with 26 points, 11 goals and 15 assists as a sophomore.
"We are going to have a lot of tough decisions on a nightly basis because of our depth," Smith said. "We graduated two forwards but we add three talented players and have Taylor Law returning. That provides immediate competition that was already there from a championship squad. Our depth is definitely one of our strengths along with our overall skill level, size and grit up front."
Ryan Bohrer, Sr • 36gp, 5-5–10, -6, 18 PIM
"Ryan is one of the faster players in the league," Smith said. "He is a high-energy player that takes pucks to the net and can make a play on the offensive end. He is also a key piece to our penalty kill."
Kyle Gibbons, Sr • 42gp, 21-22–43, +8, 18 PIM
"Kyle is our highest-skilled player who was one of the best in the country last season after January 1," Smith said. "He got off to a slow start last year but has taken the necessary steps to correct that this season. We're really excited to see what he can do in his senior campaign."
Taylor Law, Sr • 15gp, 2-0–2, -9, 4 PIM
"We're really excited to have Taylor back after missing most of last season," Smith said. "He was our Team MVP two years ago and can be a dominant power forward. If he keeps his game simple, he is one of the best pro prospects in our league."
Patrick Sullivan, Sr • 43gp, 8-14–22, +7, 26 PIM
"Patrick Sullivan is probably our fastest and strongest player," Smith said. "He is a one-man puck retriever and does a great job of creating space for other players."
Doug Beck, Jr • 31gp, 5-8–13, -3, 24 PIM
"Doug is a player that was out of the lineup at the end of the season but has the skills and compete level to be in on a nightly basis," Smith said. "We're looking for him to be a good power forward for us this year."
Cody Freeman, Jr • 28gp, 12-8–20, +7, 6 PIM
"Cody has excellent skill for a big man," Smith said. "He skates well and has a real good net presence. He also showed last year that he has great chemistry with Kyle Gibbons and Patrick Sullivan and we'll look for more of the same this season."
Matthew Grazen, Jr • 35gp, 8-4–12, +3, 37 PIM
"Matthew is a high-energy player and a great athlete on the ice," Smith said. "He led our penalty kill unit last season and will be expected to do much of the same this year."
Carl Larsson, Jr • 24gp, 0-2–2, -7, 8 PIM
"Carl is a big and strong hard-to-play-against forward," Smith said. "He has great vision on the ice and is excellent in the defensive zone."
Mitch McCrank, Jr • 43gp, 5-16–21, +5, 32 PIM
"Mitch played the point on our top power-play unit last year and is maybe our smartest all-around hockey player," Smith said. "We will look to him for much of the same as an all-situation player."
Braeden Rigney, Jr • 24gp, 1-4–5, -6, 14 PIM
"Braeden is probably our best faceoff player," Smith said. "He is pesky and a difficult matchup in the defensive zone. He needs to raise his game in the offensive zone and be hard to play against in all situations."
Tyler Wiseman, Jr • 37gp, 6-7-13, -5, 18 PIM
"In back-to-back seasons, Tyler has been outstanding for us in the playoffs," Smith said. "We would like to see him carry that playoff intensity and production into the regular season. It's a big year for Tyler."
Ralph Cuddemi, So • 37gp, 4-6–10, -5, 10 PIM
"Ralph has come back with great presence," Smith said. "He has a big body and protects the puck well. He has a real knack around the net, which we saw late in the season last year. Based on his skill levels and commitment, I see Ralph bumping up his offensive numbers this season."
Stephen Miller, So • 34gp, 4-9–13, +2, 31 PIM
"Stephen has great hockey skills and a great hockey body," Smith said. "We saw late last year what he is capable of with the puck. We want him to use his great shot as much as possible."
Shane Conacher, Fr, St. Michael's Buzzers (OJHL)
"There are high expectations for Shane this season but he is very capable of backing it up," Smith said. "He has high skill, high IQ and competes very well."
Jack Hidi, Fr, Upper Canada College
"Jack is a very good power forward prospect," Smith said. "As a true freshman, he is going to have different challenges then some of our older players but his learning curve is going to be very steep. The future can be very bright for Jack because of his skill level, size and work ethic."
Josh Kielich, Fr, Buffalo Jr. Sabres (OJHL)
"Josh has sneaky speed and skills to go with good size," Smith said. "Learning when and where to use those skills is his initial challenge but Josh brings some exciting elements to our team."
Senior Ben Danford
Just like at the forward position, Canisius returns nearly every contributor from last season on the blue line. Once again leading the unit is senior Ben Danford, who was named the team's Top Defenseman in each of his first three seasons at the College and is the program's all-time leader in assists by a defender.
Overall, Canisius returns five blueliners that appeared in at least 20 games last season and played their best hockey during the team's title run. The Griffs also add two newcomers to the unit, which includes a transfer from the Penn State club team and a championship-winning defender from the NAHL.
"We graduate two players and brought in two," Smith said. "We added two good players in a transfer and one that played on a championship team in juniors. We add two talented pieces to an already deep, big, hard-to-play-against defensive unit. We have good size, good mobility and our increased offense at the end of the year was in large part due to the contributions from our defensemen."
Ben Danford, Sr • 43gp, 2-16–18, +2, 10 PIM
"Ben is the leader of our defensive unit," Smith said. "He leads our team in minutes and plays all situations. He is also a great skater and competes hard. Already a highly-accomplished player during his time here, Ben will be looked upon to do much of the same as a senior."
Duncan McKellar, Sr • 37gp, 3-11–14, E, 14 PIM
"Duncan is big and an excellent skater," Smith said. "He has good skills and has really seemed to settle into the defense position nicely after being converted from a forward. He is a wonderful open-ice player."
Stephen Farrell, Jr • 24gp, 2-6–8, E, 6 PIM
"Stephen worked hard last year to find a regular spot in the lineup," Smith said. "He really found a way to contribute to our success down the stretch. He has good size and good stick skills. Stephen has also shown to have a great first pass out of the defensive zone."
Doug Jessey, Jr • 42gp, 0-6–6, +1, 40 PIM
"Doug is a defenseman that is on the cusp of doing great things," Smith said. "He has terrific strength in his upper body and in his hands. It is time for Doug to take that next step to be an all-star in our league and he has that ability."
Logan Roe, Jr • 36gp, 1-6–7, -1, 24 PIM
"This is a big year for Logan," Smith said. "He is a big body and can play in all situations. He needs to take his game to the next level if he is going to get a crack at an NHL camp. He has been very good for us but is ready for the next challenge."
Mathew Backhouse, So, • 11gp, 0-1–1, -6, 4 PIM
"Mathew had a really good first year even though he did not get a lot of games in," Smith said. "He is hungry to show his skating ability, his size and his skills. He has the ability to follow in Duncan McKellar's footsteps as a big, strong defenseman."
Chris Rumble, So • 14gp, 2-5–7, -10, 4 PIM
"It was an interesting season for Chris last year coming off of the summer he had," Smith said. "Now, his body is in great shape. He feels strong and his energy level is up. He might be one of the top power-play defensemen in the league. He only played in 14 games last season and needs to get more time in. If he solidifies his play in the defensive zone, he could be poised for a breakout year as a sophomore."
Brandon Russo, Jr, Penn State (ACHA)
"A junior transfer, Brandon is a talented defenseman on the power play," Smith said. "He has shown the ability through junior hockey to run a power play and be creative with the puck."
Geoff Fortman, Fr, Amarillo Bulls (NAHL)
"Coming off a championship season in Amarillo, Geoff is a talented and strong defender," Smith said. "He has good stick skills and is really hard to play against. We also have big expectations from Geoff in a leadership role."
Senior Tony Capobianco
Perhaps the most important returning player for the Griffs from their championship roster is senior Tony Capobianco. As a junior, Capobianco started all but two games for Canisius and set four school records in saves (1,256), save percentage (.929), shutouts (4) and goaltender wins (18). In fact, the team's MVP led all players in the country with his 1,256 stops, which ranks 12th in NCAA history and the most since the 1988-89 campaign.
While the Griffs are fortunate to have Capobianco returning for one last go around, Canisius will also have one eye on the future and will look for junior Keegan Asmundson and sophomore Adam Harris to show what they are capable of this season.
"The goalie position is probably the most interesting unit on our team," Smith said. "Having Tony play 95 percent of the minutes last year, we need to have a long-term vision. Tony will continue to be our workhorse and has shown that he is an elite goaltender in college with legitimate pro prospects. With that being said, Keegan and Adam are both going to get a chance to compete for that number two spot and will have a look before Christmas."
Tony Capobianco, Sr • 41gp, 2.40 gaa, .929 sv pct
"Tony had a great season last year," Smith said. "His personal challenge this year will be to elevate his number in the win column. His save percentage was good and we were really good on the penalty kill. Tony just needs to translate some of those personal statistics into team statistics. Following up a great junior year with an even better senior season will set him up nicely for a pro contract."
Keegan Asmundson, Jr • 6gp, 1.49 gaa, .951 sv pct
"Keegan showed early in the year last season that he can win a game for us and has the ability to block pucks," Smith said. "The key for him is to show that he can do it on a consistent basis after limited games the past few seasons. He is a huge body that is going to get an opportunity to show what he is capable of."
Adam Harris, So
"Adam is a very athletic and very competitive goaltender," Smith said. "After sitting out all of last year, we need to be reminded that Adam was the Goalie of the Year in his league in juniors. He is going to have a shot this season and get a chance to show that he can compete at this level."
Canisius has the bonus of returning most of its contributors from last year's top two power-play units, which increased its output in the second half of the season. The two units scored on 23.8 percent of their changes in the final 23 games of the season – double the 11.9 conversion rate from the first 20 contests.
With both units staying mostly intact and the addition of a couple key contributors, Smith hopes the Griffs can carry over their success from the second half of the season into the 2013-14 campaign
"In terms of personnel, it looks as if Shane Conacher is the only addition to our power play but we also bring Taylor Law back after injury," Smith said. "I feel good in what we are returning as chemistry and execution is always critical on the power play. Our first unit will remain the same and second unit will have a slightly different look. The one unknown is Chris Rumble, who I believe can run a power play on a very high level and we saw at times last year the boost he can provide the unit."
The good news is that the penalty kill was the team's strongest unit during the 2013-14 campaign and carried the Griffs' to the conference championship. The Griffs' successfully killed 90.1 percent of their opponent's power plays – the 11th-best mark in NCAA history.
The bad news is that the unit was perhaps the hardest hit by graduation with three key contributors now gone. Canisius, however, does have the luxury of returning the team's anchor in goaltender Tony Capobianco and he will once again look to make the unit a strength during his final campaign.
"The penalty kill unit was so instrumental in our success last year," Smith said. "Being the 11th-best penalty kill of all-time, you see the results of that in many ways. It gave us a chance to be aggressive and then knowing that if we did take a penalty, that we had the confidence that we can kill it. It's going to be hard to replace three really important pieces in (forwards) Preston Shupe and Torrey Lindsay and (defenseman) Ben Parker but we have the players ready to step up in their roles. We need to continue to be aggressive and getting pucks down the ice. When those things break down, we have been relying on our goaltender and he will continue to be our most important penalty killer."


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'The Buffalo Sabres are holding a rookie camp from July 31-August 4 at HSBC Arena and the Pepsi Center in Amherst. The players will take part in both on-ice and off-ice workouts.'
Archives for July 2006
Sabres Rookie Camp
Gaustad signs multi-year deal
'Gaustad collected 24 points and 65 PIM's during his rookie season with Buffalo in 2005-2006.'
Sabres agree to terms with C Gaustad
'The 6-4, 217-pound Gaustad trailed only Pittsburgh Penguins phenom Sidney Crosby among first-year players with 433 faceoff wins.'
Sabres re-sign Gaustad
'In his rookie season with the Sabres, Gaustad posted nine goals and 15 assists with 65 penalty minutes in 78 games. The 24-year-old played in all 18 of Buffalo's playoff games, collecting four assists and 14 penalty minutes.'
Sabres C Gaustad signs 2-year deal
'Gaustad's agent, Carlos Sosa, said the Sabres prompted the deal by opening talks late last week. Sosa added, Gaustad was seeking a two-year deal because it leaves him eligible for one more year of arbitration in 2008.'
Gaustad, Sabres Avoid Arbitration
'Gaustad will make $675,000 next season as part of a two-year deal.'
Daniel joins the Lions
'There appears to be little doubt that the Sabres will accept the ruling on Briere, since walking away from it would mean they'd lose him without compensation to unrestricted free agency.'
Benning is familiar with the building plans
'"I worked for the Sabres for a long time and we didn't have maybe the cash resources to go out and have a high payroll and sign the best players," he said. "So our philosophy was, we really believed in character and hard work and the players playing for one another and the 20th man on the roster being as important as the first or second man. That was our philosophy in Buffalo and I bring that with me now to the Bruins."'
Fans furious over Sabres' sluggish new logo
'It has been described as a blue and gold slug, a sideways apostrophe and "Bobby Hull's ratty toupee."'
New Look Sabres!
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Sabres Confirm Logo, Announce Alt Jersey
'The Buffalo Sabres have finally confirmed the so-called 'Buffa-slug' is indeed their new logo for the upcoming 2006/07 season.'
Connolly set for 3 years with Sabres
'"It's nice you can relax knowing you're going to be in a place for a few years, and I'm happy it's Buffalo," Connolly said by phone Friday. "I've been here for a while now, and it's a great city to play in. I'm really happy with the way the organization is going with the guys they're signing, and I look forward to a successful future with this team."'
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'He missed 19 games due to injury, however, and suffered a concussion in Game 2 of the conference semifinal matchup against the Ottawa Senators that sidelined him for the remainder of the postseason.'
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'Right wings Maxim Afinogenov and J.P. Dumont and centers Paul Gaustad and Adam Mair still are scheduled for arbitration hearings.'
Sabres C Connolly agrees to 3-year deal
'Sabres general manager Darcy Regier said he's been assured by the team's medical staff and a concussion specialist that Connolly will be ready for the start of the season. Connolly's agent, J.P. Barry, said his client's rehab is progressing and, based on the last medical checkup, Connolly should be cleared to begin skating within two weeks.'


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Cranston named conference honoree for NCAA Woman of the Year award
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2012 (SENIOR): Earned AVCA All-America honors and was selected as the Mountain West Player of the Year after averaging 3.26 kills and 4.28 points per set... Ranked second in the MW in kills, service aces and points, while leading all outside hitters in the conference with a .277 hitting percentage... Also finished the year in the top four on the team in digs (2.06), assists (0.18) and blocks (0.72) per set... Posted a career-high 19 kills on three separate occasions, including a four-set victory over Fresno State (Nov. 10)... Also set career highs with 23.5 points (vs. Oklahoma on Sept. 2), six service aces (vs. San Diego State on Sept. 29) and six blocks (at UNLV on Oct. 14)... Led the Rams in kills in 18 of the team's 29 matches... Earned team MVP honors... Recognized off the court as CSU's second-ever Capital One Academic All-American, an Academic All-MW selection and one of 10 Senior CLASS Award finalist, which annually is given to the nation's top student-athlete who excels on the court, in the classroom, in the community, and has excellent character
2011 (JUNIOR): Led all Rams with 36 service aces, and ranked second with 2.46 kills per set and 2.54 digs per set... Also added 52 total blocks on the season... Played in all 107 sets, recording a start in each match... Led CSU in service aces a team-most 13 times, and led the Rams in kills three times and digs on five occasions... Posted double-digit kill totals 11 times, including six of the final eight matches of the season... In the second round of the NCAA tournament, against No. 3 Hawaii (Dec. 3), tallied 14 kills and 12 digs, her fifth double-double of the season... Against San Diego State (Oct. 27), recorded five service aces, the most by a CSU player in two seasons... Set a career high in kills at Wyoming (Oct. 8), with 16... Named to the All-Mountain West team for her performance during the season (Nov. 17), and three days later, after winning the Mountain West Volleyball Championship, earned all-tournament honors... Notched 19 kills in the final two matches of the Arkansas Invitational (Aug. 27), earning all-tournament honors... Selected to the Academic All-Mountain West and Capital One Academic District VII teams.
2010 (SOPHOMORE): Started 21 matches for the Rams, and appeared in all but one during sophomore season... Ranked seventh on the team with 62 kills (0.58 per set)... At UNLV (Oct. 9), recorded a double-digit kills total for the first time in her career with 10... That night was a career night for her, as she finished with a .346 hitting percentage, 11.5 total points and her first career double-double with 10 kills and 10 digs... Her 46 assists ranked second on the squad... Recorded 25 service aces (0.24 per set) and a 199 digs (1.88 per set), both ranking second on the team... Overall, led the Rams in aces 11 times, the second highest total... Tallied 10 or more digs six times, including a career-high-tying 12 at BYU (Sept. 24)... Was the team-leader in digs three times... Was in on 25 total blocks on the season, including three solos... Honored for her 3.93 GPA by being selected as a 2010 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete and to the Academic All-Mountain West and CoSIDA/ESPN Academic District VII All-District teams... Spent the summer after her sophomore season competing with the Canadian national team.
2009 (FRESHMAN): Played in 27 matches, appearing in 83 total sets as a true freshman... Showed her versatility by averaging 0.39 kills, 0.49 assists, 1.53 digs and 0.23 blocks per set... Notched a season-high nine kills, while adding three blocks and tying a season-high with 12 digs vs. Wyoming (Oct. 30)... Also posted 12 digs vs. Ohio State on Sept. 4, her first of three double-figure digs matches on the season... Recorded a season-best four blocks vs. Marshall (Sept. 11)... Recorded a season-best six assists in CSU's victory over No. 6 Washington (Dec. 4) in the second round of the NCAA tournament... Also posted a then-personal-best three service aces against the Huskies... Overall, led the team in aces three times, and blocks once... Trained with the Canadian B national team during the summer following her freshman season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Captain of high school team for three years (2007-09)... Selected as the North Peace High School Athlete of the Year her senior season... Second-team Provincial All-Star in British Columbia... Played for Team British Columbia in the 18-Under Nationals in Canada... Was named National MVP for Team BC in 2009... Also named National Team Challenge Cup MVP in 2009... Honor roll athlete at North Peace High School... Also participated in track & field.
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 5, 1991, in Fort St. John, B.C. ... Daughter of Karen and Arley Cranston... Has one brother and one sister... Full Name is Dana Margaret Cranston... Is a business administration major at CSU.
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Uh oh, send out Price
Uh oh, send out Price
...the 2-2 to Woodsen and here it comes...and it is swung on and missed! And Tom Browning has pitched a perfect game! Twenty-seven outs in a row, and he is being mobbed by his teammates, just to the thirdbase side of the mound.
Walk to Ike Davis. *sigh* 2 on, 1 out.
Yeah, there should have been at least someone in the bullpen ready to go. As was said, the bullpen is rested, and there's a free day tomorrow. So why not have somebody going in there?
Speaking of which, do we have anybody else up now?
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"I can't take this homerism anymore." - 10xWSChamps, August 11, 2010. A Cardinals fan having a problem with all the homerism on Redszone. Classic.
"Man do I miss the days where were didn't need a calculator and an encyclopedia of baseball metrics to enjoy a baseball game ... - MikeS21" - 8/2/12 game thread
Pitch counts are just numbers. So are season's averages and so are stats showing pitcher's usual performance in various stages of the game.
Dusty should have been moved by what anyone could see. Latos pitched a tough, close ballgame, lots of leverage. He did not look great in the sixth. He seemed to be tiring.
The bullpen is rested. There's an off day tomorrow.
I respect your opinion, but I thought the decision was obvious. Latos should have been removed before the seventh or, at the latest, when the first baserunner got aboard.
Fault him for his choice for deciding to go with Latos if you must, but it's not like Baker suddenly woke up on the bench and thought "Gee, I sure would like to pull Latos, but I don't have anyone warming up". He has already made his choice, and Hoover was warm when Baker wanted him to be.
(Referring to Jack Hannahan signing with a Korean team)
Since there are no teams on the moon, I guess South Korea's far enough from Cincinnati to satisfy me.
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Great hang by Votto!
Alright! Great double play there to end the inning and keep us tied.
Heck of a play by Votto
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Any one else notice this on ducks? I've been out 12 days and have very little to show for. Hunting the Wisconsin River, tried 6 different stretches and all my tried-and-true spots. Only did good opening weekend. Woody numbers are especially low.
Just a low year? More hunters and birds getting shot up? Increased bag limits last year effecting numbers?
My particular opinion it is a little of all the above, but more importantly bad nesting and predation. Most family groups in the summer I noticed were small. In my area we had an extremely wet and rainy spring, causing the rivers creeks to expand deep into the woods and islands. June and July the rains stopped causing the water to recede significantly. Nests became too far from the water's edge (several 100's of yards in some areas). This in turn made for quite a longer journey for the ducklings to get to the water safety of water. A lot of weasel, mink, fisher, raccoon, possum, hawk, fox, owl, coyote, and many others along the way. Easy pickings!
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I'm a big follower of celebrity gossip - one of my summer jobs in college was typing up summaries of Entertainment Tonight and Access Hollywood for the network honchos. Jessica Simpson has always been a particular irritant, but I've gained sympathy for her since people started piling on her weight and the tabloids began to form her in the image of Jennifer Aniston.
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"I'm not an Indian giver!""Indian giver" is a racist slur rooted in ignorance of cultural traditions and entitlement:
One theory holds that early European settlers in North America misinterpreted aid and goods they received from Native Americans as "gifts," when in fact they were intended to be offered in trade, as many tribes operated economically by some form of barter system, or a gift economy where reciprocal giving was practiced. It is also theorized that this stereotype may have been coined or exaggerated by the conquering European groups to denigrate the native people as dishonest and thereby justify their conquest.Simpson has been rightfully called on to repudiate her remarks, and in her defense, she has claimed Native American heritage:
I am Indian, alright?Aside from the really problematic use of Indian: It's not that she couldn't have Native American blood. She could. I've been told that I do. My partner's claimed it. It's that she's using is as a way to write of the white privilege that she benefits from on a daily basis. More than that, she uses whatever her background is to completely excuse racist remarks that she has made by pretending that she suffers from racial oppression.
She wasn't speaking from a position of oppression when she made that remark. Her privilege blinded her, and she made that remark borne of ignorance of how racially loaded that term is. It happens. I still use the phrase "gyp" once in a while, because I'm privileged and thus somewhat racist. Regardless of her heritage, Simpson benefits from white privilege, and that privilege led her to make that racist remark.
I couldn't help but be reminded of this classic post from stuff white people do: claim they have native american blood:
It's also clear that most white people looking for Native American ancestry are hoping to establish a more romanticized connection to Indian-ness. A connection based in, and stuck in, the past, much more so than the present.
These are the white searchers (sometimes called "pretendians") who hope to fill up a certain emptiness in their bleached-out, whitened identity, but want little part of actual, ongoing Native American struggles. Many of them will never go to a reservation to experience the results of white genocidal practices, even if they do find Native American blood in their DNA. They're rarely willing to fight for treaty rights, nor help with such contemporary problems as compulsory sterilization or substance abuse. Indeed, they're rarely willing to even acknowledge these problems, or do much of anything else that goes beyond vague, sentimental ideas of supposedly authentic Indian-ness.


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