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Killington Resort is replacing its Peak Lodge atop Killington Peak. The $7 million lodge and restaurant is expected to be open in time for the 2013 Christmas holiday.The state's ski resorts are once again pumping millions of dollars into projects this summer – everything from new restaurants and lodging to lifts and snowmaking.
Killington Resort is in the second year of a three-year, $7 million project to replace the Peak Lodge atop Killington Peak; Stowe Mountain Resort is investing $4.7 million in snowmaking upgrades; and as resorts continue to expand beyond skiing, both Bromley and Mount Snow have added off-season amenities.
Despite a disappointing 2011-2012 ski season, Parker Riehle of the Vermont Ski Areas Association said resorts continue to see the need to invest aggressively.
Riehle, the VSAA president, said coming off the most recent season "it's more important than ever to do that in order to maintain our stature in the marketplace and instill confidence with our skiing and riding faithful."
Skier visits at the state's resorts totaled 3.9 million, down 11 percent from the nearly 4.4 million during the 2010-11 season. Nationally, skier visits were off 16 percent.
Riehle said the state's snowmaking capacity remains critical in serving as a buffer during periods when the weather doesn't cooperate.
"The ski areas statewide have over 75 percent of the terrain covered with snowmaking," he said. "And to put that in real terms by way of comparison, when you look at another snowmaking-dependent ski state like New Hampshire, our 75 percent coverage with snowmaking means we have 1,000 acres more of snowmaking coverage alone than all of New Hampshire's skiable terrain in total."
Among the projects planned or under way:
Killington Resort — The Peak Lodge project that began last year is a multistory lodge and restaurant. It replaces the existing 1960s building that was demolished last summer.
According to Killington, at 4,100 feet, the Peak Lodge will be the highest gondola-served lodge facility in the eastern U.S. The facility will offer mountain views of three states: New York, New Hampshire and Vermont.
Work will be completed next year in time for the 2013 Christmas holiday.
Killington is also investing in upgrades to the snowmaking system, trail work, and recently opened an 18-hole disc golf course, which was relocated from sister resort Pico Mountain.
Killington has a number of projects in the pipeline including replacing the Snowdon quad and adding an uphill service in the South Ridge area.
Killington spokeswoman Sarah Thorson also said on the horizon is the long-awaited ski village.
"The Act 250 (permit) is still in the review process for the Killington Village, so once everything is approved," Thorson said, "and we begin to break ground, the next step will be the interconnect between Killington and Pico."
Over the last five years, the resort has spent more than $20 million on capital projects including the Skye Peak Express quad, snowmaking and infrastructure improvements.
Tropical Storm Irene delayed some of last year's projects. The August storm caused $6 million in damage to the resort.
Stowe Mountain Resort — snowmaking upgrades include 325 tower guns, 150 energy-efficient land guns, 16 fan guns and seven miles of new piping. The improvements will eliminate 100,000 gallons of diesel storage, use and emissions.
Jay Peak Resort — $30 million in resort-wide improvements, including a 8,500-square-foot Mountain Learning Center, two new lifts, renovation of the Sky Haus summit tram station into a 120-seat restaurant, also planned is a Vermont-style country store.
The company also plans improvements to recently acquired Burke Mountain.
Sugarbush — The resort hopes to break ground shortly on its Rice Brook Residences project in the Lincoln Peak base area.
Sugarbush spokesman Patrick Brown said the project is awaiting permit approval for the three-building, 15 unit complex.
"Fully owned, private residences,"Brown said. "Some are condominium single floor and some are multiple-floor town homes, all with underground parking."
He said the project is situated to tie the "historic Sugarbush village to the new Lincoln Peak village."
Bromley — completed construction on its Aerial Fun Park, an investment of $500,000.
"It's basically a two-hour challenge, both physical and mental, with folks going tree to tree, on cables, in a safety harness, at varying heights depending upon the course's difficulty level – there'll be four levels of difficulty and five courses," Bill Cairns, Bromley's general manager, said in a statement announcing the opening. "Now, in between those trees you'll have to deal with rope ladders, floating planks, zip lines, rolling barrels, net walls… all kinds of interesting obstacles."
Smugglers' Notch — Invested in solar power system, installing 35 Vermont-made AllSun solar trackers, which use GPS and wireless technology to follow the sun throughout the day.
The 150-kilowatt system will produce approximately 205,000 kilowatt hours each year – enough energy to supply most of the resort's Village Lodge, according to the resort.
Mount Snow — recently opened its 2.5-mile long lift-serviced introductory downhill mountain biking trail.
Named the Gateway, the trail is at least five-feet wide and follows a number of switchbacks with smooth banked turns that winds through open fields and wooded areas. The maximum grade is 12 percent.
Lift service is offered Friday thru Sunday until mid-October providing access to more than 15 miles of well-maintained trails for all ability levels.
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More than 100 local performers, plus guest dancers from the Carolina Ballet Theatre in South Carolina and the Louisville Ballet in Kentucky, will be featured in this year's Nutcracker.
Tickets can be bought at the Studio D School of Dance at 111 N. Hill St. — the home of the Griffin Ballet Theatre — or at the Griffin Auditorium on the day of the event.
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We visited on a freezing April day and enjoyed the warmth that some of the glass houses gave us. The medicinal plants display was interesting, although many of them have not yet started to grow. We didn't spend long here but it was worth the visit. The loos were clean and warm too!
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Days Inn - Farmington, MissouriWife and I stayed there for the 09 Cubarama. It was a good stay. All quiet, internet worked and it had parking for my truck/trailer.
Re: Days Inn - Farmington, MissouriKacy and I stayed there in 2002 and 2003. In 2004, 2005, and 2006, we stayed in Fredericktown at the Abu Inn and would still be staying there if not for some "technical difficulties". Since 2007, we have stayed in Farmington at The Tradition Inn.
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I was warned of Abu so I didn't even look there. lol
Re: Days Inn - Farmington, MissouriI have stayed at the Madison Inn for seven straight years but this year Abu screwed me. I guess it was just a matter of time. He gave my room to someone else so Dad and I stayed at the Traditions Inn in Farmington. It was nice, clean and no hassles.
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Combat focus (he's unaware of our awares)
I'm going ahead with slash and burn.
Come on, I can't be the only one who wants to find out what this guy's deal is. If we slice his head off, we never get to learn about his dark and troubled past or whatever.
I think Blue Shift would be more effective in this case than Slash and Burn. His back is to the wall, and a sword point at his throat would greatly reduce his mobility. Against a knife fighter your reach is your greatest advantage.
Jess does not match up well against this guy. She is a planning based fighter, and this guy is a crazy unpredictability based fighter. He is also green themed which seems to be the coloring of fighting specialists like Eddy. Not to mention I think Eddy said he lost his eye to this punk.
Caution Mode activate!
Oh man, I forgot about this.
Let's go with Slash and Burn. ikkonoishi, like you said, he's unpredictable. And a big weakness of Blue Shift is 'unexpected moves'. If we blind him, we at least get a guaranteed advantage against him. And if he still turns out to be too much trouble, the smoke would greatly aid with escaping if it comes to that.
Of course, the whole point may turn out to be moot if we don't actually have Combat Focus.
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Shortly before the conflict with the Iron Cossacks a biotech firm named Arten Medical went bankrupt, it's funds burned away by a class-action lawsuit against their insufficiently tested Steroid treatment. As the firm went under, their remaining stockpile was marked for destruction and shipped off to a biotech disposal facility. However, a group of Knights hijacked the shipment and stole the steroids for themselves. They became massive, violent brutes, and their leader began referring to himself as The Red Berserker. The Berserkers waged war against several other gangs (many of them either Knights or allies of the Knights) until they attracted the personal attention of The Mayor. The Red Berserker managed to fight off a P.I.T strike team, only to be hit by a bus as he chased them into the street. His brutish followers were split up and found their way into the service of other Nobles, theoretically the remaining steroids were seized and destroyed by P.I.T, but somehow the number of Berserkers has remained fairly steady since The Red Berserker's demise (despite the fact that, if they don't get killed in battle, they are sometimes known to suffer from what doctors call
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Why yes it is Finals week, why no I did not have the time it took to make these.
Am I the only one who thinks that this needs it's own TvTropes page now?
I think this needs its own TvTropes page now.
Or at least its own page on the fan adventures site.
No, it's Mr. Amarilloooooo.
Also, we're going to see one of them use one of their special abilities on someone soon, aren't we?
That should work. These glasses can help you see through the smoke, while he'll be totally blind. Also, Flaming sword. That's pretty cool.
All you need to do is take a few seconds to focus while he stands there being smug.
Note: Unlike the other ability conditions, you guys have control over when you get Combat Focus. Jess just needs to take some time to focus. Of course, that is reliant on having a few seconds to take.
And sorry for the mini-update, finals week.
Your sword has a longer reach. Step out of his reach and slash at his left arm.
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Bound Cossack => Be torn between watching elegantly bloody knife fight, or the slow burning fire reaching towards the gasoline canisters in your little room.
Lady Blue ==> This dudes looking for a knife-fight, and while you could probably handle it, stick with your training (Take the fight out of his control). Use your blade to parry, while trying a low leg-sweep. If he's lunging with a knife, he'll be all top-heavy and you can drop him to the deck. Advantage = you.
Weapon range has two parts--maximum range, and minimum range. Long weapons like that one have a lot of leverage and mass that makes it difficult to use in the same ranges as you would a knife. Since he just got INTO that range, there's effectively no way to get the sword into position to block. Every step away from him you take, he can follow--and unlike you, he's got full eyes-on, watching everything you do; hands, feet, head, and torso. The glasses are good, but will you notice a trip attempt? How big are your blindspots?
Big thing is stopping the knife. I would use the right elbow to either jostle his arm or, better, knock the wind out of him. This would be either part of or preface to turning around and getting the sword in his face, but whichever it is, you don't take your eyes off of him for a moment. If he's still in blade range when you finish turning, by all means introduce him to your sharp wit, but somehow I doubt you'll land the blow.
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Swing your sword back against your shoulder to keep him from slashing your throat. Then go for a face stab, but don't commit too much.
While your sword is your best weapon, you've got some backups you can switch to. This guy is fast, and you're not sure you can keep him away. You can't get a read on him, and that smile just keep creeping you out.
You stun him, then leap away, gaining some much needed distance.
The Irishman: Now that's ah strange blade fer a Cossack ta be carryin, Who'ya workin' fer Ms Bluebird?
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Had US Representative John Tierney not been weakened by a controversy that grew out of his brother-in-law's illegal offshore gambling operation, voters in the Sixth District might well have returned him to Congress term after term without feeling much dissatisfaction. While he hasn't proved to be a towering figure in his 16 years in Congress, he has genuine accomplishments and a reputation as a hard worker. And that, in a state where Republicans are outmatched and ambitious Democrats wait their turn instead of challenging their elders, is usually enough to guarantee an incumbent's reelection.
This year is different. Tierney's family scandal — and his evasive handling of it — gives voters a reason to look elsewhere. Meanwhile, he has an appealing Republican challenger, a moderate who served with distinction as minority leader in the state Senate. This year, Sixth District voters should elect that challenger, Richard Tisei.
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Now is not the time to reward a caucus whose strategy was to gain power by obstructing compromise. Richard Tisei's bipartisanship should be applauded and rewarded in a legislative body that is committed to finding solutions to our real problems. As Paul Kirk blogged in the Globe's "Voices of New England", we are not currently engaged in the civil public debate Richard Tisei would attempt to engage in. Richard Tisei was able to engage in bipartisanship in a MA legislature that was held by a Democratic Majority. I wish I could observe the same pragmatic, compromise-reaching goals of our current US legislative body... Had there been no compromise on Obamacare, the Democrats may have pushed through a public option at a minimum, or a single payer system. Republican ideas were adopted, but not a single Republican would support it. Richard Tisei repeats the Republican line on Obamacare, deficit reduction, and job creation. To his credit he disputes the Medicaid solution. I find the obstructionist strategy of the US Republican-controlled House, and the abuse of the filibuster in the Senate, more scandalous than returning Congressman Tierney to office. As reflected in the Globe's endorsement of his challenger, Congressman Tierney has genuine accomplishments. He has represented my positions on the issues well, and on that basis, as well as opposition to the current Republican leadership, I will be casting my vote for John Tierney on November 6.
Will I support the guy who has worked diligently for every Democratic value my family has shared since the last time the Republicans put us in a Great Depression? Yes I will. John Tierney's been a workhorse for our district not a show horse while Mr. Tisei served the Republican Party for 26 years without changing it one whit. In fact they have gotten worse. Before my Republican friends get too high on their horse, please remember Clarence Thomas. A witness and victim came forward and gave testimony against him, yet he was confirmed. The only witness here was the Eremian toad who claimed to have evidence but then could not produce one shred. Did John Tierney know about his brother-in-law's gambling? Of course! It's legal in Antigua. He denied knowing about the illegal gambling and I believe him.
It was gambling software for Sports Offshore a legal operation...or so it appeared. Eremian was a lying toad and you believe HIM? Anita Hill was and is a respected member of the bar and yet she was vilified by virtually every Republican in Washington because she accused Clarence Thomas. Which witness is more believable?
I believe that for some strange reason the Globe believes they can convinve System and others like him that they are middle of the road. They basically give Brownie a free pass and now their giving an endorsement to a man who will only make Baenor, Cantor, and, by extension, the senate's Mitch McConnel and Inhofe even stronger nationally. We'd never elect those guys here but they'll certainly effect us for years to come!
I am disappointed in Mr. Tierney with regard to his wife. I'm also disappointed that he never really pushed legislation. However, Mr. Tisei, a good man and a decent politician, was pretty strident and a naysayer, in my opinion, during his years in the MA Senate. I can't believe he wants to destroy Obama Care and could honestly vote with the worst Republican Congress in my lifetime - I'm not young. The right wing of the Republican party is a national embarrassment, something akin to an American Taliban. Because of the stakes for our country's future, I'm sticking with John Tierney.
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It seems like John Walsh, John Tierney et all have started chiming in. I am extremely proud to vote for Richard. He has a stellar record of reaching across the aisle on key issues that really matter to me. He will be a voice for women in the Republican Conference that admittedly needs a lot of posuhing. He has said he'll buck the Party leadership whenever it's not in the interest of his constituents, when has John Tierney ever said that. Face it, he's a crook who has at best 'meagher accomplishments' that don't outweight the lack of trust voters, like myself. As a senior citizen I am ecstatic to say I am casting my vote for Richard Tisei.
The true test of Globe endorsements will come in the senate race. The measure of the Globe's little remaining credibility won't come from endorsing Tisei, it will come from endorsing Scott Brown. If the Globe can't bring itself to endorse Scott Brown, then you can't trust a single word this newspaper ever prints again. Not endorsing Scott Brown would be final proof that you simply can't trust the Boston Globe about anything important. We'll see soon if the Globe can bring itself to pass this BASIC test of credibility...
The drugs I took last night must have been a lot stronger than I thought because I've been halluncinating all morning. For example, I just read this editorial and it appeared that the Globe is actually endorsing a Republican. Maybe I should go to the emergency room.
Unlike Mitt Romney and Scott Brown, who distort their records, Mr. Tisei is a true "New England Republican". Fiscally conservative, yet willing to compromise to produce results, and socially libertarian so that others have the liberty to make their own decisions without government interference. A combination that will get him elected. He'd get my vote. Romney and Brown, not so much!
As a gay man, I find any gay Republican of questionable character...someone who embodies the old Grouch Marx joke: "I don't want to belong to any club that wants me as a member." Politically, I guess that means go Republican if you're gay.
As others have noted, with such a rabidly Republican Congress, Tisei will soon find himself not fitting in or towing the party line. My guess is that it'll end up the latter. And honestly, that's worse than anything Tierney will bring to the table.
I wish I lived in the sixth district so I could cast my vote for Tierney. Scandal or not, he's on the right side of the fence...mine.
The question is, is Tisei really a moderate on gay rights issues who would "press for tolerance and moderation among his fellow Republicans," or is he a radical on gay rights issues who would press for radical Libertarian positions on reproductive technologies including use of stem cell derived gametes to allow same-sex couples to have genetic offspring together? Libertarians tend to be ideologues who oppose laws that regulate or prohibit reproduction and reproductive technologies, especially same-sex reproduction technology. But opposing those laws would lead to a debacle, a wild-west free-for-all of human manufacturing that puts people at risk and harms human dignity, and we would very soon need to regulate and subsidize the technology and make it available and affordable for everyone that wants to have genetically improved offspring or reproduce with someone of the same sex. It would be incredibly expensive and energy intensive.
A better approach on gay rights issues is a moderate one that does not claim a right to conceive offspring with someone of the same sex, and supports a law that limits reproduction to a man and a woman using their unmodified gametes, but encourages "tolerance and moderation" by settling on Civil Unions that give all the other rights of marriage but do not approve or allow the couple to conceive offspring together. I don't know if Tisei could moderate his Libertarianism enough to concede on that point, but maybe he could. He needs to state his views and stop being evasive: does he believe people have a right to reproduce with somenoe of the same sex using lab-created gametes, or not?
You don't need a civil marriage license to have children. Also, it is not a requirement that a couple must have children to receive a civil marriage license. Religions might have another requirement and that's their right. Why are so many conservative posters here focused on his sexual orientation? Few other people are.
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Liz Warren has endorsed John Tierney and has campaigned with him. Indeed, this past weekend, they both appeared at the same North Shore rally. Liz tried to be cute by waiting until he left the room before going on stage. She is just another machine Democrat who will contribute to a culture of corruption.
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Why should I vote for someone who has vowed to repeal Obamacare? What is the Globe thinking?
The Globe now wants Obamacare to be repealed? For shame.
Isn't a vote for Tisei a move closer to repeal Obamacare?
How can a paper be in favor of Obamacare and be in favor of someone who wants to take it away from me and my family?
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This Globe endorsement of Richard Tisei and the repudiation of John Tierney's high handed stonewalling and evasiveness makes all the sense in the world. Somewhere , along the road of entitled incumbency, Mr. Tierney conveniently forgot that he is accountable to his constituents and that he should drop the shield of plausible deniability and come clean.
As the editorial states, Tierney's stonewalling on the controversy has " strained the credulity" of intelligent voters. Perhaps he, like his wife, can also be charged with "willful blindness" to wrongdoing.
Now of course, all the usual suspects, Beacon Hill coatholders and media talking heads and consultants will come rushing to Congressman Tierney's defense. (Calling Sgt. Schultz!!!). Unfortunately, they will not come armed with anymore credibility on this issue than he has.
To much weight is being put on Tisei's position as a supposed moderate and the fact that he supports single sex marriage and abortion. His positions are commendable but how do they make him effective? Gay marriage is approved at the state level. Does anyone really think that Tisei is going to take on the Tea Party and champion single sex marriage in Texas and Alabama? Any challenges to Roe v. Wade would come from a Supreme Court appointment, which falls on the Senate, not the House.
The real concern is that Tisei intends on repealing Obamacare. There have been so many diversions in this race that many do not know this. And the Globe has not focused on this issue with any emphasis. Why would we want to send someone to Congress knowing they will be part of the continued government stall? Are we really going to spend the next 4 years fighting about Obamacare? I think most voters in the 6th District do not know this position of Tisei's because the focus, instead, has been Tierney's brothers-in laws.
Well said. And I agree. Obamacare should be here to stay. And not nipped away by congress by not footing this or that portion of the law. Tisei is a R-E-P-U-B-L-I-C-A-N. How long will he hold "his position" when offered a chair in this or that House Committee by the extremists in his Washington party? Seriously. Will he be able to "deliver" anything when his sexual orientation may -- repeat may -- be held against him in this extremist modern day Republican Party? His sexual orientation may be okay w/ us here in Massachusetts, but not w/ the craziness w/i Tisei's own Republican Party in congress. Think about it.
On the other hand, John Tierney has voted, continuously and repeatedly, for the working families of Massachusetts. He's great on social issues, great on Obamacare, great on everything that helps working and middle class families in Massachusetts. His wife's stuff and his wife's family's stuff is just that -- not Tierney's stuff. Grow up. Vote for the incumbant who has been there for you and will continue to be there for you in D.C.
And as for the BosGlobe op/ed "endorsing" Tisei? Shame on you, Boston Globe. Guilt by association isn't guilt. Nor is innuendo. Again, shame on you, Boston Globe.


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There have been three coaching terminations in the Western Conference so far this campaign, with two of them having enough evidence to quantitatively analyse the results. This week I'll break down the winners and losers from each of the moves to help give you poolies an edge in your leagues.
The most obvious improvement is in the overall record. The Blues have gone from a 500 team, to a team that wins close to 70 percent of their contests. That's probably a bit too high to maintain for the duration of the season, but somewhere around 60 percent mark seems logical. Three factors really jump out at me in the table above. First, the stingy defense continues to earn plenty of victories. Secondly, the PP efficiency has vastly improved to a respectable 13 percent and the third factor is the noticeable decrease in giveaways.
It's a similar story here in terms of SOG. Oshie has seen his SOG totals nearly double since Hitch has taken over. Interestingly, Stewart has seen his SOG totals plummet, but contrary to popular belief, his point totals have actually increased, which leaves me scratching my head. Colaiacovo has also seen a large increase in SOG as well, which might explain why he's enjoying a sudden boost to his point totals.
It appears that the trio of Oshie, Backes and Steen have earned Hitchcock's trust, as all three are averaging close to 20 mins of TOI per contest. Berglund has also seen a notable increase of nearly a minute more per game since the changeover. Stewart has taken a huge hit, dropping more than two minutes per game since Nov. 7th.
The Blues are very unique in terms of how they spread their PP TOI amongst their top players. They have 12 players that average close to or above the one minute mark for each game on the PP. Maybe that's one of the main reasons why they're ranked dead last in terms of power-play efficiency? With that amount of limited ice-time, it just doesn't allow the PP units to develop enough chemistry when they're barely on the ice together. Shattenkirk continues to garner the most PP ice-time amongst the Blues, which wouldn't be surprising to see him maintain his point production pace from here on out.
Pretty much status quo in Disneyland! The changes in Anaheim haven't been as dramatic or noticeable as the changes in St. Louis. The offense has slightly improved, as they're at least averaging over two and a half goals a game, but the real problem is that they're giving up nearly four. That can possibly be attributed to the PK, as it has been horrendous since Boudreau has taken over. It's operating at less than 70 percent during the last nine contests, which isn't surprising to see them concede greater than three and a half goals a game. The PP is connecting on nearly a quarter of their opportunities, which is at least an optimistic point for poolies.
The Finnish Flash has taken his scoring to another level since BB has taken over. If he can avoid the injury bug, he could very well be on his way to a second consecutive point-per-game season. Vissy has played well since his return to the line-up from a broken finger. Three points every four games is certainly a pace that he could maintain given his role on the team. Fowler's fantasy value is dramatically dropping. If you can still salvage decent trade value for him in one-year leagues, now might be a great time to take advantage of that opportunity.
Selanne's increase in point production might be associated with his increase in SOG. Owners probably won't be complaining about his current 270 SOG end of season pace. Visnovsky won't maintain his current shooting rate for the remainder of this campaign, so look for it to drop back down to roughly two per game. Biggest droppers are Fowler and Ryan who have both seen their SOG totals take a hit since BB has taken over.
Not much has changed in terms of overall TOI amongst the "big named" players in Anaheim. Most of them have experienced slight decreases, but are still being given plenty of opportunity. Ryan is probably the one to make note of, as he's down to just 18 minutes per game, which isn't exactly ideal for optimal point production.
The PPTOI table resembles the TOI table above. I wouldn't worry too much about the numbers, as the ratio of PP ice-time percentage remains the same. It's due to fewer opportunities that the times are looking way off. Once again, Ryan makes the most notable list. BB hasn't changed the makeup of the top unit, leaving Ryan on the second unit and fantasy owners toiling. The midseason guide is out in about two weeks. If you haven't had the chance to purchase it yet, make sure you do as it'll have much more tidbits like the ones found in this article to help you gain a massive edge over your competitions in your pools. Questions or comments? Like always I'll be ready and willing to discuss them in the section below. Write comment
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Tesla Motors, labeled a 'loser' by Mitt Romney during the U.S. election, is giving President Barack Obama's green-energy strategy a win after almost two years of failures pounced upon by Republicans.
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Summer is for kids
Oh yeah - and Father's Day!
Yes, Father's Day, the most underwhelming day of the year. On Mother's Day there's flowers and chocolates and maybe even dinner out at a fancy restaurant. And "Every Day is Kids' Day", as our parents used to say... but Father's Day always strikes me as a bit of an afterthought. And by the almost complete lack of ads promoting Father's Day in my collection of old magazines from the 50's, I'd say advertisers pretty much felt the same way.
So what do you get the guy who goes off to work every day to keep a roof over your head and food on the table? Why, underpants, of course! Now that's the way to celebrate a holiday!
Because nothing says, "I love you Dad" like a good ol' pair of Fruit of the Loom dad-size underpants. Happy Father's Day, everybody!
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- Les Toil said...
Great paint job on the "Lemunade" piece. The faces on those kids are excellent.
I'm surprised the illustrator didn't paint a couple letters backwards like they used to do on the club houses in "Our Gang". :) - 12:31 PM
- Les Toil said...
By the way, Leif, are these last two ad illustrations in one of your Flickr folders? I'd love to see the much larger versions.
- leif said...
Les; You're so right about that "Lemunade" piece - I am in awe at how well the anonymous illustrator was able to capture such idealized cuteness... its absolutely flawless commercial art cuteness!
I have another piece by the same artists, also for Thermos, which I will post during a week of "Cute Kids".
I haven't added these to any of my sets yet. I'm not sure how to categorize them. But You'll find them at the top of my Flickr photostream for now.
Thanks for commenting! - 4:12 PM
- William said...
This Fruit of the Loom ad is great. What are the copyrights on this if any? I would like to use this in a Father's Day Concert Ad for a local a capella group with modifications, removing any FOL stuff.
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I got a private email from someone else who got dumped from the original Burkittsville organizing committee who castigated me for "not telling the whole story" (I will omit his rather childish actions after he was bounced from the committee). I concede that you both were both treated badly. Certain individuals behaved as they typically do-- only more so-- and this is part of the reason why campaigner events have dwindled. I've already lamented here and on the AC forum how some of the best and the brightest have left because of infighting (some of the malefactors have left or are leaving, too, but that doesn't off-set the "brain drain").Originally Posted by KJAir
But your personal travails don't change the fact that the first Burkittsville was among the best progressive events of the past few years, due mostly to its creativity and variety, but partly to the fact that its novelty: a progressive event that didn't require a perfect kit or any campaigner experience. Whatever happened behind the scenes, the results for the rank & file were:
1.) marching over pristine ground (not THE march route, but conceivably very much like the original);
2.) a lovely setting that time has passed by (the village of Burkittsville and many of the buildings in the outlying country);
3.) a battle (too short for many, but historical) on the original ground, scripted to come out the way it did in the history books;
4.) no blowing of "Taps" and all getting up and shaking hands, but the dead and wounded carried off the field on litters (unusual at the time).
5.) authentic civilians who put on a hospital scenario that brought tears to the eyes of some observers because of its realism (impressions and "acting," not blood and guts);
6.) a prisoner scenario that, despite some wrinkles, has not been recreated to my knowledge.
It had warts, too (camping under a street light Saturday evening, and essentially nothing happening Sunday morning, leading to a gradual bleeding off of most of the participants).
Does a superior event justify you and your colleague being mistreated? No. But I live in the corporate world, and sometimes bad things happen to good people, with a result that's better overall.
And you and I both should recognize that event organizing isn't always a pretty sight. We both worked on "Into the Wilderness," and I saw many of the event's warts up-close and personal. In fact, I don't think I am speaking out-of-turn to say that most of the senior Federal officers came away angry and disillusioned, both with the way that the CS forces operated, and with the way the CWLHI ran the event. We expressed our concerns to you privately for the most part, and it looks like from recent communications I've seen that we won't be repeating our participation at any high level in the next Recon.
But our dissatisfaction was not shared by the Federal rank & file, who came away from the event happy and feeling they'd gotten their money's worth. So on a certain level, it doesn't matter that you were misused at Burkittsville, or that I feel the CWLHI made serious mistakes in the way it organized ITW. The participants of both events had a great time, and that's probably what counts.
It's tough to think of the "greater good" when you're having a lousy time, but that's probably unavoidable with organizing a good event, and probably why so many of us quit after awhile.


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2. Everything needs more cowbell, NO EXCEPTIONS. 3. Christopher Walken's greatest line from SNL, it is UN-FUCKING-BELIEVABLY funny I gotta have more cowbell!
6. | More Cowbell | ||
From the satirical Saturday Night Live sketch featuring Will Ferrell, now used as a way to tell someone when something they did was good, but just not quite right. The phrase "more cowbell" works to express this mild dissatisfaction in a variety of settings. At a steakhouse "how was your meal?" It was ok, but could have used just a little more cowbell.
"Eh, that ,movie wasn't bad. But really could have used some more cowbell." "That was a good blowjob honey, but really could have used some more cowbell" |
7. | more cowbell | ||
Generally speaking, when it becomes apparent that either a person or group of people need to step up their game. If we're going to kick the crap out of those guys in HR at this year's softball tournament, we're gonna need more cowbell!