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As for survivability, it shouldn't be much of an issue. Let's say you have a Paladin healer, who was healing both you and the other tank before. Now, that Paladin will be concentrating on your full-time so you should be okay. Raid healing is still the same - nothing changes with that. I am actually very eager to try this strategy as it sounds both fun, and easier.
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The Los Angeles Angels exploded for five runs in the 7th inning to beat the Mariners 5-0 last night. The Halos clinch the AL West crown with the win, while the M's fall two back of the Wild Card. The teams play again tonight, KLOG 6:00 pm…..Green River scored a goal in the 83rd minute to down the LCC soccer team 1-0 yesterday…..In prep soccer today, Hockinson is at Kelso and Ridgefield plays R.A. Long at Monticello MS…..The Kelso boys golf team beat Washougal 172-202 yesterday. The Scots are back at it today against Bay at Heron Lakes…..Tonight's volleyball schedule includes Ridgefield at R.A. Long and Mark Morris at Hudson's Bay…..RAL runs against Ridgefield and Washougal in a 4 pm cross country meet at Lake Sacajawea.
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KLOG Wednesday Sports
The Mariners offense exploded in a 13-2 win over the L.A. Angels last night. Seattle picks up a game in the race for the Wild Card. The M's and Halos play again tonight, KLOG 6:00 pm…..In prep volleyball, Kelso rallied to beat Mark Morris 3-2. Also, R.A. Long defeated Washougal 3-0…..The LCC volleyball team dropped a 3-0 match to Clackamas…..The LCC soccer teams plays a game at Green River this afternoon…..In prep soccer, MM shutout Prairie 2-0 and Washougal beat RAL 3-1…..Kelso won a tiebreaker after they tied with MM at 169 in boys golf. RAL defeated Battle Ground 178-183. Kelso hosts Washougal today…..Pre-Sale tickets for Friday's Civil War football game will be from 10 am to 2 pm Thursday and Friday in the lobby at Mark Morris HS.
KLOG Tuesday Sports
The L.A. Angels beat the Mariners 8-1 last night. The Angels clinch a playoff spot and the M's now fall two games out of the Wild Card race. The teams play again tonight in Anaheim, KLOG 6:00 pm…..The LCC volleyball team has a home match with Clackamas tonight, 7 pm at the MM Gym…..In prep volleyball, Mark Morris is at Kelso, R.A. Long visits Washougal, Castle Rock at Toutle Lake, White Salmon at Kalama and Naselle at Three Rivers…..The MM boys tennis team beat Prairie 4-2 yesterday…..In boys golf, Tumwater downed RAL 212-236. The Jacks host Battle Ground today at Mint Valley. MM is at Kelso today at Three Rivers…..In girls soccer today, Prairie is at MM (5 pm) and RAL at Washougal (7 pm).
KLOG Monday Sports
The Seahawks got bounced in San Diego yesterday. The Chargers got three TD passes from Philip Rivers to Antonio Gates in a 30-21 win. The 1-1 Hawks host the Broncos next Sunday night…..Jon Lester and the Oakland A;s blanked the Mariners 4-0 yesterday. The A's take two of three games, knocking the M's a game out of the final Wild Card spot. Seattle opens a four game set at the Los Angeles Angels tonight, KLOG 6:00 pm…..The LCC baseball team began fall scrimmages with action at Gonzaga yesterday. The Devils take on a touring Australian team in an 11 am scrimmage today at Story Field…..The Mark Morris boys tennis team has a match at Prairie this afternoon at 3:30 pm.
KLOG Friday Sports
Columbia River shutout Mark Morris 35-0 in prep football last night. Tonight's key matchup is the 94th Kelso versus R.A. Long game, kickoff 7 pm, pregame 6 pm on FM 101.5 The Wave…..The Huskies host Illinois tomorrow in college football, KLOG 12:00 pm. The WSU Cougars host Portland State at 5 pm…..The Mariners open a key three game home series with Oakland tonight, KLOG 6:00 pm…..The Kelso girls soccer team beat Heritage 4-2 yesterday…..In college soccer LCC hosts Shoreline today at 4 pm and Skagit Valley at 12 pm Saturday, both at Northlake…..In prep volleyball, Kelso beat Mt. View 3-1 and Woodland over Kalama 3-1…..The LCC volleyball team is at Edmonds tonight at 7 pm…..The Seattle Sounders host Real Salt Lake tonight at 7:30 pm.
KLOG Thursday Sports
The Astros beat the Mariners 5-2 last night. Seattle fails to gain any ground in the Wild Card race, now a half game behind Detroit. The M's have a day off before hosting Oakland in a key series this weekend…..The Mark Morris football team plays its home opener tonight as they take on Columbia River in a 7 pm start at Longview Memorial, FM 105.5 Cookin Country…..Mt. Hood defeated Lower Columbia 3-0 in college volleyball last night…..In prep volleyball, Kalama swept past Toutle Lake 3-0. Tonight, Kelso is at Mt. View, Woodland at Kalama and Rainier at Clatskanie…..The GSHL girls swimming relays are today at Gaither Pool in Kelso, 4 pm…..In boys golf today, Mt. View takes on Kelso at Three Rivers and Centralia plays R.A. Long at Mint Valley.
KLOG Wednesday Sports
The Astros scored a run in the top of the 9th inning to beat the Mariners 2-1 last night. The Tigers and A's also won so Seattle is now a half-game out of the final AL Wild Card spot. Hishashi Iwakuma pitches for the M's tonight against Houston, KLOG 6:00 pm…..Kelso's Trevor May held Cleveland to two runs on five hits over five innings as his Twins won 4-3. It was May's second MLB victory…..Clackamas beat LCC in volleyball last night. The Devils host Mt. Hood tonight at 6 pm at MM…..In prep volleyball, RAL swept past Evergreen 3-0, MM outlasted Mt. View 3-2 and Ridgefield beat Kelso 3-0…..Olympic roughed up LCC 8-0 in soccer…..In prep soccer, RAL shutout Castle Rock 2-0, Kelso beat Battle Ground 3-1 and Maddie Early had three goals in MM's 6-0 win over Centralia.
KLOG Tuesday Sports
Brad Miller drove in three runs to lead the Mariners to a 4-1 win over Houston last night. The M's and Astros play again tonight, KLOG 6:00 pm…..R.A. Long defeated Kelso 3-1 in prep volleyball last night. Sarah Luedke led the Jills with 12 kills. Tonight, RAL is at Evergreen, Battle Ground visits Kelso and Mt. View is at Mark Morris…..The LCC volleyball team visits Clackamas tonight…..The LCC women's soccer team is at Olympic today at 2 pm…..In girls prep soccer today, Battle Ground is at Kelso (4pm), Castle Rock at RAL (6pm) and MM at Centralia (7pm)…..The Mm boys tennis team blanked Fort Vancouver 6-0 and Prairie defeated RAL 4-2…..Kelso, RAL and Woodland are all competing in the Jeff Hudson Invitational golf tournament at Tri-Mountain today.
KLOG Monday Sports
The Texas Rangers snapped an eight game losing streak with a 1-0 victory over the Mariners Sunday. The M's are home tonight with Felix Hernandez on the mound against Houston, KLOG 6:00 pm…..The Seahawks were off yesterday as the rest of the NFL got underway. The Hawks will watch the Monday Night Football game tonight between San Diego and Arizona because the Hawks are at the Chargers next Sunday…..The Oregon Ducks have jumped ahead of Alabama into #2 in the AP College Football Poll after a big win over Michigan State. Despite a narrow win over Eastern Washington, the Huskies have dropped out of the poll…..The R.A. Long volleyball team hosts Kelso at 7 pm tonight…..In boys tennis today, Prairie is at RAL and Fort Vancouver is at Mark Morris.
KLOG Friday Sports
The Seahawks opened the NFL season with style, downing the Green Bay Packers 36-16. Marshawn Lynch rushed for 110 yards and two TD's…..WSU takes on Nevada in Reno tonight. The Huskies host Eastern Washington tomorrow, KLOG 11:00 am…..Prep football gets underway tonight with Kelso hosting Mark Morris, on both 101.5 FM The Wave and 105.5 KUKN. R.A. Long opens at Columbia River tonight…..The Mariners beat Texas 10-2 last night. The teams play again today, KLOG 4:00 pm…..The Cowlitz Black Bears have hired LCC assistant Grady Tweit as their new head coach…..NCAA cross country comes to Kelso tomorrow morning as Kelso native Jake Stewart brings his Illinois Fighting Illini to run against the Portland Pilots, 10 am at Joe Stewart Track and Tam O'Shanter Park.


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Just a reminder, today's the LAST DAY to join Phoneography 101 before we kick off another round tomorrow.In case ya haven't heard, it's our course on improving your phoneography for both iPhone & Android.Last chance to join Phoneography 101
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(Sob) That's the sound of your fingers weeping every time you make them take pics in frigid temps.Not to worry though. The Ten-Digit Touchscreen Gloves (aka finger clothes) have conductive fibers woven into each fingertip so you can snap photos on your phone/tablet and still keep those hands happy.Keep your hands cozy with the Ten-Digit Touchscreen Gloves
Biking, surfing, skateboarding, kayaking, cannonballs in the pool? Probably off-limits for your iPhone. UNTIL NOW!The iPhone Adventure Suit is a protective case for your iPhone 5 that'll keep it safe from falls and watery plunges up to 15 feet.The iPhone Adventure Suit turns your iPhone 5 into a waterproof action cam.
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Happy Heart Day! Whether you're smitten with a special someone (or just kittens) we heart you and we're giving out something for your fave person.Enroll in our *new* Phoneography 101 course (it's the funnest way to learn photo fundamentals for your phone) and get your special friend in for free (you'll get an email w/ the deets)!Get schooled at Phoneography 101
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Forget rubies and emeralds. We want Walden and Kelvin and Inkwell jewelry!
Jewelgram read our mind or something because if their Kickstarter's funded, they'll be making Instagram rings and pendants.
If you're down to try a DIY version, check out our photo jewelry tutorial!
Jewelgram - Make Jewelry from Instagrams
Twitter's new Vine app lets you shoot and share 6-second videos at a time!
The idea behind the app is to let you capture snippets of life and share them super easily with friends and family.
Vine, a Video Sharing App for Snippets of Life
Sometimes your phone's facial recognition gets a little confused.
Recognition, an Art project by Manuel Fernandez
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This little periscope-looking thing is a camera eyepiece for your iPhone!
The iPhone Viewfinder pretty much gives your phone a viewfinder like the one your other cameras have.
It suctions to your phone's screen and works with an app to help you frame your shot. It's especially helpful for shooting on bright days!
The iPhone Viewfinder Adds an Eyepiece to Your iPhone
Lomography's coming out with a smartphone film scanner!
This little box lets you slide in 35mm film and illuminates it inside so you can capture the image on your phone.
The design is reminiscent of the Impossible Project's Instant Lab but lets you do something totally different but equally cool.
We also saw something similar to this at Photo Hack Day in Berlin! Rad to see it being made.
The Smartphone Film Scanner on Kickstarter
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Digital Analog DIY!: How to Make a Zoetrope with Your Phone
We figured out how to make a zoetrope (animation) using your phone!
It starts with shooting a panorama on your phone, printing, and then making a DIY mount to show off your animated photo. Watch the vid to see what we mean.
See the full tutorial to make your own.
This iPhone quick-release shoots your iPhone out of your arm! That means you'll never miss a call, but better yet, you'd be ready to shoot a photo in an instant.
Japanese designer Showta Mori is the star of this amazing demo video and is selling the quick-release on Etsy.
iPhone Quick-Release Keeps You Ready for Calls (and Photos)
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple's working on a more affordable version of the iPhone.
This means parts might be made from less expensive material. No word on what the camera would be like, and they may end up not moving forward with it in the end! We'll see!
Apple's Working on an Affordable Version of the iPhone
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Maddey Frey had her third career assist Monday
Sept. 9, 2013
When sophomore Mackenzie Akins found junior Tyler Adair in the 21st minute of Montana's 3-1 victory over Utah Valley Monday evening at South Campus Stadium, it did more than just open the match's scoring. It unleashed a long-awaited offensive deluge for the Grizzlies.
With Montana, which had scored just three goals through its first five matches, on the verge of becoming a team with a defense-first reputation, the Grizzlies took a season-high 19 shots and doubled their scoring output for the season.
And maybe most important was the timing of their first. When Akins found Adair in the 21st minute, the pair's second scoring connection in two matches, it gave Montana its first first-half goal of the season.
"We were in an attacking mindset today, and that helped us," said Akins, who had a role in all three scores Monday, with a pair of assists and her first goal of the season. "We've been playing so defensively lately that it was really nice to keep attacking, and that's a nice mindset to be in."
Up 1-0 to start the second half and with Utah Valley pressing toward goal, plenty of space opened up for Montana in the middle of the field and in the attacking third, and that plays right into the strengths of Akins and senior India Watne, who combined for a dozen shots on UVU's worn-out keepers.
Watne scored her first goal of the season and her first since 2011 when she took a lead pass that led to a through ball from Akins in the 71st minute, and Akins was on the receiving end when she took a pass from senior defender Maddey Frey in the 80th minute and scored inside left post from 15 yards out.
And that was plenty for a team that had allowed only seven goals in its previous 13 matches entering play on Monday.
"I think we're a very good defensive team, and the teams we play know that," said UM coach Mark Plakorus. "So when they fall behind, they have to start coming out a little more, and that opens up the game for us on the attack. When we have space, that's when we're at our best."
Utah Valley scored in the 84th minute when Haley Curtis got behind Griz senior goalkeeper Kendra McMillen to tally her third goal of the year. But that was all the Wolverines would get as Montana extended its unbeaten streak at home to a program-record 11 matches (6-0-5).
Lost in the excitement of Montana's first two-match winning streak of the season is that the Grizzlies have done it done it with some of their primary weapons on the bench because of injury.
No Mary Makris. No Ashley Tombelaine. No Alyssa Nystrom. All seniors. And those are the injured players who have at least gotten on the field for a few matches this season. The hapless Simon sisters never made it even that far.
Of course it would be easy to point to Akins, who had three assists and a goal as the Grizzlies scored four times in their sweep of Houston Baptist and Utah Valley at the Montana Cup, and to Watne and say they've stepped up their games. But Akins is quick to deflect any praise directed her way.
"Losing a lot of key players has been hard, but we responded by coming together as a team," she said. "We decided to get a new attitude and start playing to the strengths that we still have. We pushed through the adversity and put together two good games."
Plakorus adds, "It's them kind of looking at themselves and realizing that we're a pretty darn good team with the players that we have. If we just stick to the little things that we focus on every day and enjoy playing with each other, everything else just kind of happens, and that's what you saw today."
Montana will play its final pre-Big Sky Conference road matches when the Grizzlies play at Nebraska-Omaha on Friday and Creighton on Sunday.
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Duck Fat Dinner Rolls
Adapted from Donald Link's Real Cajun, by way of Amateur Gourmet
1 package (2 1/4 teaspoons) active dry yeast
1/2 cup lukewarm water
1/2 cup shortening or lard
1/3 cup sugar
1 tablespoon salt
1/2 cup boiling water
1 egg, lightly beaten
3 1/2 to 4 cups all-purpose flour
8 tablespoons (1 stick) butter, melted
In a small bowl, stir together the yeast and warm water. Set aside.
In a large mixing bowl, use a fork to combine the shortening, sugar, salt, and boiling water. Allow this mixture to cool for a few minutes. (Alternatively, you can combine the ingredients in the bowl of an electric mixer. Beat for 2 minutes using the paddle attachment until combined, then cool.)
Use a fork to stir the beaten egg and yeast into the shortening mixture, then add 3 cups of the flour (add the remaining 1/2 to 1 cup as you knead). When the mixture pulls together into a dough and you can no longer stir it with a fork, use your hands.
Lightly flour a work surface and knead the dough until it has a smooth sheen and doesn't fall apart; 5 to 10 minutes. Try not too add too much flour here.
Cover the dough and let it rise for 30-40 minutes, until it has increased 25%. Punch it down, knead it briefly (up to 1 minute).
Roll the dough into 2-inch balls (there should be enough dough for about 16 rolls), and space evenly on a butter baking sheet.
Cover and let rise for 15 minutes. Heat the oven to 325F.
Bake the rolls for about 20 minutes, until golden brown.
Brush with copious amounts of melted butter. Eat hot.
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Halfway through the recipe to make these for Thanksgiving tomorrow. Could have doubled it but I'm just too tired (and the kitchen is over warm for the bread making – too warm for me) and don't have the energy for all that more kneading. Will see how they turn out. The duck fat was interesting to work with. Right now they are having the first rising time and I am starting the cheesecake recipe.
The following is the introduction I had written for my website on Geocities, posted March 25th, 2001.
I'm a Sagittarius, year of the Dragon kind of woman. I like being outdoors, having a great coffee in the city mall, spending too much time in bookstores, traveling around on a shoestring budget, comfortable shoes, Civilization 2, Carmageddon 2 and Caesar3, cats (predatory animals in general), writing, reading, sewing, quilting and embroidery, yellow smiley faces, being on the Internet, publishing online, Wicca, nature, tulips and wildflowers, ascii art, Raggedy Ann, taking pictures but not so much being in them, history, my family, Christmas and Halloween.
My favourite colour is deep dark red. My favourite food is chocolate ice cream with nuts and sauce. Though I have found a really great vanilla flavour called Vanilla Storm but its not always available. My favourite smells are vanilla and lemon, not together. My favourite place to travel to is British Columbia, Canada. My favourite time of day is very early in the morning. My favourite time of year is a tie between Spring and Winter. I don't like people who are fussy nit-pickers, they usually look for ways to stab you in the back. I like people who enjoy life but aren't agressively perky about it.
I used to write to penpals around the world and trade postcards and coins with them. I met my husband when we were both 14 and began writing as penpals. I still like to collect postcards and old Canadian coins. I enjoy learning new things about computers and the Internet, history and nature. I can't ever see myself being one of those tidy, organized people. I live in chaos yet I know where everything is, until someone moves it. I always have projects on the go, half done or not quite started yet. No doubt that tells you a lot about the kind of person I am. But, if you're the sort of person to sit there feeling superior we'll never get along anyway.


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The great fjord swim/ 11th OCTOBER 2014
Deep Atlantic Waters
Ancient Majestic Fjord
Soaring Rugged Mountains
Clear Crisp Autumn
Killary Connemara Galway
Results for the 2km event available here
Results for the 750m event available here
- The Great Fjord Swim is an open-water swimming event with a choice of 2 distances – 750m and 2km to suit everyone from first timers to cross-Channel wanna-bes!
- 2014 sees a new looped course for the 2km race, as suggested by the competitors in 2013.
- Expert kayakers and safety boats will cover you all the way.
- Wetsuits must be worn for the 750m swim but this year we are having a non-wetsuit category for experienced swimmers in the 2km event as well as the usual wetsuit category.
- Homemade soup to warm you afterwards and a free event swim-hat and t-shirt to take home.


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Taste Test: Spiral-Cut Ham
Our testers pigged out to discover which presliced hams are the tastiest for your holiday table
Winner: Archer Farms ($1.89/lb., at Target)
Looking for a "balance of pork and smoky flavors"? This ham is perfection. Our tasters also raved about its "moist," hearty texture.
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Those unearthed E.T. Atari 2600 games will be curated and sold by a space museum in New Mexico
If you were wondering might happen to that massive legendary cache of unopened E.T. game cartridges for the Atari 2600… apparently you'll have the chance to own one via the New Mexico Museum of Space History. First they're all going to need to be appraised and curated, but yes at some point, you can own a copy of game that was so bad, Atari filled a landfill full of unsold copies in the New Mexico desert hoping they would never be found.
When urban myth becomes truth - the Atari E.T. catridges unearthed at a landfill.
Near the end of the grand run of the Atari 2600, it was rumored that Atari lost so much money producing so many E.T. game cartridges, anticipating a huge hit that turned out to be an enormous flop, that they buried thousands of boxes of unopened E.T. games somewhere out in the desert of the American southwest. For decades and decades, this seemed to possibly just be an urban legend… but today, it was announced that the legendary cache of Atari 2600 games was uncovered in New Mexico after the excavation of a landfill.
New Mexico men have their plot to kill Justin Bieber foiled
Finally, it looks like I can say I'm proud of my home state of New Mexico. Two men were arrested yesterday after authorities discovered their complicated plot to kill Justin Bieber, thus delivering the first blow in the global war on crappy Canadian pop music.
Semen tainted yogurt gets man two years in prison. Just two years?
A grocery store worker accused of handing out a semen-tainted yogurt sample has been sentenced to two years in prison.
New Mexico state trooper gets caught having sex on camera in full uniform. That's one way to get out of a ticket.
If you get pulled over for speeding, you can convince a cop to let you off with a warning or less. Fucking a state trooper on the hood of your car in broad daylight is one way to do it, until your shenanigans get caught on tape. Getting out of a ticket probably isn't the motivation here, I'm just wildly speculating. But the fact is that a New Mexico state trooper is in hot water after being caught on tape fucking a woman on the hood of a car. And that's usually frowned upon.
This would have been a picture of my 2-month old baby if the mother had decided to not KILL our child!
When 35 year old Greg Fultz's girlfriend became pregnant, she decided not to keep the baby. Fultz, of Alamagordo, New Mexico, decided that he was going to shame his girlfriend for her actions by buying the above billboard. And now the ex-girlfriend is suing for harassment and invasion of privacy.
Finally, real and indisputable proof that the ancient Greeks explored New Mexico
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Hutchinson Added To Injury Report; Sapp PracticesPosted by on December 3, 2009 – 3:27 pm
The Vikings and Cardinals have released their Thursday injury reports. And there are a couple of things to report.
All-Pro G Steve Hutchinson was added to the report and is listed with a shoulder ailment. He was a limited participant today. The only other change for the Vikings on Thursday is that Benny Sap (thumb/ribs) was limited after sitting out on Wednesday.
There were no other changes on the report.
For the Cardinals, there were no changes to their report from Wednesday's information.
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"Status Quo" For Warner On ThursdayPosted by on December 3, 2009 – 3:16 pm
Cardinals QBs Matt Leinart and Kurt Warner split reps during practice on Thursday, the 2nd consecutive day the reps have been divided in that fashion.
This report from the Cardinals official website describes the situation as "status quo" but also says that Warner is progressing. Warner was knocked out of action 2 weeks ago and then was held out of last week's game in Tennessee after waking up with neck pain.
My friend Paul Allen asked me on the radio today during my weekly appearance on his 9-noon program if I thought Warner would play. I do think Warner will play, especially considering he was expected to play last week but for the last-second neck pain and also because he's now had an extra week of rest following his concussion.
But as Paul astutely pointed, the recent buzz surrounding head injuries in the NFL is causing more sensativity to the issue.
Ultimately, we won't know whether Warner will play or not until 90 minutes prior to kickoff, when teams are required to submit their list of inactive players. And it doesn't give Arizona any advantage to declare their starter before the deadline, so I don't anticipate an official announcement to be made before 5:50 Arizona time on Sunday evening.
Speaking of concussions, the Vikings had 2 players listed on Wednesday's injury report with concussions. Thursday's injury report will be released shortly and we'll post it here and on the vikings.com injury report page as soon as it becomes available.
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Cutting The Field DownPosted by on December 3, 2009 – 1:59 pm
Vikings rookie Percy Harvin has transitioned nicely from a multi-positioned offensive player at the University of Florida to a finely-tuned WR in the NFL. But Harvin's contribution to the Vikings in his 1st season hasn't been limited to offense.
He's also leading the NFL with a 29.8-yard kickoff return average.
Harvin's ability to return kickoffs has cut the field down for QB Brett Favre and the offense. The Vikings rank 2nd in the NFL with an average starting field position of the 32.2-yardline, and that's largely a function of Harvin's return ability as well as opponents electing to kick the ball short and away from the electric playmaker.
Teams have taken note, however, of Harvin's return abilities and they're also taking up measures to limit the damage. Speaking with reporters on Thursday at Winter Park, Vikings special teams coordinator Brian Murphy mentioned that opposing teams are trying to spot the ball away from Harvin on kickoffs.
But Murphy and his staff try to come up with answers to those tactics.
"Kickers have hit charts – where they place (kick) the ball – and we go to great lengths to study that and to educate our returners on that," Murphy said.
Murphy said he and his staff will study how kickers approach their kicks, where they place the tee, how they walk-off and measure their steps, anything that might give the Vikings a tell as to where the ball will be kicked.
The Vikings are cutting the field down for Harvin so that Harvin can cut the field down for the offense.
"If you can cut the field down just a little bit, Percy can pretty much get to every ball," Murphy said. "So we try to cut the field down for him and say 'if the ball is (teed up) here, you can anticipate a kick in this general vicinity.' But I think as long as you can cut the field down a little bit for him, he should be able to reach all of those."
Another way teams have been able to combat Harvin's league-leading return ability has been with touchbacks. Harvin had 5 returns each against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers in back-to-back weeks earlier in the season, but in the Vikings 3 most-recent games, opposing teams have logged 4 touchbacks and have kicked away from Harvin twice.
Murphy said that more than worrying about where opposing kickers will try to place the ball on their kickoffs, he's more focused on Harvin specifically making the right decision in terms of whether to return the ball out of the endzone or not.
"You use the lettering in the end zone as kind of your warning track," Murphy said. "And then you've got to judge the trajectory of the ball; it it's hit with hang time you want to keep it in and if it's more of a low line drive you have the opportunity to bring it out.
"It's the guys in the front line that have to cover it. It's not as much the returner, it's being able to cover it up in the front line. There gets to be a point where everything gets stretched away and there's a lot of room in there that you're better off keeping it in."
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Cardinals Can Attack On The Ground, TooPosted by on December 3, 2009 – 11:41 am
We'll have the daily Kurt Warner update(s) later here on the vikings.com Blog, but there's another facet of the Arizona Cardinals offense that has emerged as an effective tool over the last month or so.
The running game.
We all know the Cardinals as the team with a gun-slinging QB and a corps of talented WRs. But lately Arizona has been getting it done on the ground, too.
Yesterday while meeting with reporters, Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress spoke about Arizona's offense and mentioned that everyone is familiar with their passing proficiency. But Childress also said he's noticed lately a bigger commitment to the running game.
I haven't watched film of each of the Cardinals games this season, but a quick analysis of the statistics support Childress' observation. Arizona averaged 19.7 carries per game in their first 7 contests, but in the last 4 games they're averaging 27.8 carries.
In addition to the attempts increasing as of late, production on the ground is as well. Arizona averaged 64.9 yards per game in their first 7 contests and in the past 4 weeks they've averaged 140.5. And by the way, their record was 4-3 after 7 games and since the added emphasis on the run Arizona has gone 3-1.
The Cardinals feature 2 primary ball carriers – Tim Hightower and rookie Chris "Beanie" Wells. Given their physical stature and running style, both Hightower and Wells can be described as "bruisers."
"They are playing both of those running backs," Childress explained. "They are playing with a little bit more two-tight end sets. So they are being intentional about running the football. I know that stems from some of Ken's (Whisenhunt) and (offensive line coach) Russ' (Grimm) Pittsburgh background. They can run the football with 217-, 225-pound running backs. So I would expect them to continue to do that."
The added emphasis on the run is not due to the injury Warner suffered a couple weeks back, either. Childress said the trend to emphasize the running game began well before Warner's injury and the Vikings head coach also surmised that the coaching staff in Arizona values being able to run the ball to balance out its prolific passing attack.
"I think the last couple of weeks we've seen a push to that (running the ball), even when Warner was in there a couple of weeks ago (before the injury)," Childress said. "I think that they are, as I said, being intentional about, and not just trying to get run attempts. That line can be a physical offensive line. I know that's what Russ in his heart feels. He would like to be able to whack you with the football."
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Doing What Great Pros DoPosted by on December 3, 2009 – 9:09 am
WR Sidney Rice played with a handful of QBs and through injuries during his first 2 seasons with the Vikings. The result was a promising rookie season and an injury-shortened 2nd-year that yielded a 2-season total of 46 receptions for 537 yards and 4 TDs.
But this season Rice's production has sky-rocketed. Through just 11 games, he leads the team with 56 receptions and is 3rd in the NFL and 1st on the Vikings with 964 receiving yards.
There's no questioning that Rice has a certain future Hall of Fame QB to thank for that. Brett Favre has given Rice opportunities to make catches and Rice has cashed in.
But there's also another reason for Rice's sudden surge in production. With the Vikings preparing to face the Arizona Cardinals this weekend, now is an appropriate time to mention it.
The Cardinals feature an ultra-productive WR of their own in Larry Fitzgerald, Jr., a Minnesota native who returned home last offseason to workout with fellow NFL players and a couple of NFL legends – Cris Carter and Jerry Rice.
One of the fellow NFL players who joined Fitzgerald in his offseason workouts was Rice.
We chronicled the workouts in this space during the offseason.
Fitzgerald, Jr. says he's thrilled to see Rice benefiting from those workouts and consequently having a breakout season.
"You know how when you see a friend do something and you are just genuinely happy to see him do it? That's kind of how I feel," Fitzgerald, Jr. told Twin Cities reporters on Wednesday. "I saw him working. He really wanted to get better at it and he has. I'm just really happy for him. I want to see him just consistently continue to do it and have big years to come."
For his part, Fitzgerald, Jr. should be commended for having the attitude he does. In a game that is often polluted with trash-talking and negative energy, seeing one of the NFL's best WRs working with one of its most promising young players gives you a good feeling about the direction of the game.
Fitzgerald, Jr.'s head coach, Ken Whisenhunt, says it's a testament to his WRs character, although he's hoping Rice's hot streak cools off for Sunday night's game in Arizona.
"Yeah, I am," Whisenhunt joked when asked if he's upset that Fitzgerald played a role in Rice's production elevating. "But I think that it is good for all of these guys. I think that is compliment to Larry, his willingness to work with other guys. To me, that is what great pros do."
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Harvin To Be Named NFL Offensive Rookie Of The MonthPosted by on December 3, 2009 – 7:08 am
It hasn't been formally announced yet, but Vikings WR Percy Harvin has been selected as the NFC Offensive Rookie of the Month for November.
In 4 games during November, Harvin continued his impactful rookie season for the Vikings by hauling in 19 receptions for 317 yards (16,7 avg.) and 3 TDs. Harvin also had 4 carries for 54 yards and returned 8 kickoffs for 239 yards (29.9 avg.).
Harvin currently ranks 1st in the NFL with a 29.8-yard kickoff return average and he's tied with Miami's Ted Ginn, Jr. for the most kickoff return TDs with 2. He is 1st in the NFL among rookies with 602 receiving yards and 2nd with 42 receptions.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by krackawack one thing missing your hotel was great, the only thing missing in the room i stayed in was a microwave, i dont know if microwaves are available in other rooms but i thought it was a standard among hotels. July 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by astonmartinman power outage Power was out when I checked in Megan did an excellent job getting me to my room in unfortunate circumstances. July 16, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Janet723 No attention to detail I stayed from Monday - Thursday. The first day I used my tea bags and sugar. It was never replaced the rest of my stay. I used my room order door hanger for breakfast and it was never replaced. I had to call for room service the other two days for breakfast. The shampoo and soap are very low budget. If I ever stay at a Sheraton again, I know to bring my own. I asked for a high floor and was put on floor 9 on the train tracks so I listened to that my entire stay, day and night. The sports bar was good but the restaurant needed a better selection of foods. When I checked out I told the person at the front desk and she asked if I called down about the tea/sugar/room service hanger and I told her I did not. I shouldn't have had to. This is what I mean by no attention to detail. Business traveler don't want to worry about these types of issues. June 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Shey Unexpected Had a very rough start. With the pool hours changing and no notice. Then the rudeness at the front desk from a so called manager. I felt horrible. Then I discovered that my door would not lock at all. When I told them they act liked oh well. So, I called and complained to Starwood Hotels Preferred Guest number. They contacted the hotel, then this very nice Manager came and smoothed it all. He made me feel like I did matter, and everything was okay from that point on. I was able to finally enjoy my stay after speaking with him. He was GREAT! July 18, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Eileen56 Not what I expected I spent 4 nights and 5 days there for a professional conference. On 2 of the 4 nights, the room was not cleaned until several phone calls were made. The room was finally cleaned by 8:30 pm. Although the restaurant food was EXCELLENT, I think that the wait staff was overwhelmed with the large numbers of guests dining in, which resulted in extremely long waits for food. (one hour for dinner, and 45 minutes for breakfast). I'd be willing to try it again if I knew in advance that there would not be numerous groups there during that time. February 10, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Laura66 I would not recommend Service was terrible for level the Sheraton should be at. No help with bags when I arrived, though 5 bell men went by me, and it was obvious I was struggling. Our room was never vacumed any of the 4 days we were there, there were no towels at the pool. We called for help with our many bags when leaving waited an hour, late for our final meeting, had to do it ourselves then found out you dont help with bags. Not enough help in the area to store our bags on our last day (you knew we were coming why only 1 person to help hundreds of women?) August 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by ZJVA Enjoyed my stay I stayed at this hotel with my mother and 10 month old daughter. It was great because they were able to provide a refrigerator and crib, at no charge. Additionally, when i initially called to upgrade to a suite from the regular room reserved for my company's conference Tirsa Ortiz was very polite and professional. She provided me with alternatives for the suite size to accomodate me traveling with my infant daughter and care taker. The suite was great because there was plenty of room for my daughter to walk around and play with her toys. October 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by RubyGirl A wonderful hotel in a wonderful city!! My boyfriend and I needed a weekend away and the Sheraton in downtown Dallas was the perfect getaway! Our beautiful room on the 23rd floor was spacious, clean, quiet and cozy. We were able to walk to Deep Ellum for dinner and to the Dallas Museum of Art the next day to see the Edward Hopper exhibit. The Peet's Coffee & Tea in the lobby was great and provided an excellent breakfast for us on Sunday morning. Brian, who checked us in, was fabulous. He is a gem with phenomenal customer service skills! Thank you for a great weekend away! February 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Elvis55 This hotel was disappointing From the moment we arrived we were disappointed. From the valet service and doorman, to the A/C not working in our room as well as our floor hallway, to the Club level SPG room being dirty and unattended, it all lacked professionalism. Also the size of the bathroom for that type of hotel was ridiculous. The only thing we found good was the comfort of the beds. However, I will not stay here again. June 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Dallas Good for conference The Sheraton Dallas offers all the amenities you'd expect in a conference hotel. The room decor was up-to-date with a comfy bed. Food options were pricy but no more so than any other hotel of this size in a major city. I was disappointed to have to pay $9 to receive a package (handling fee). Also, the bellmen tried to direct me to a private taxi as opposed to the city-sanctioned ones. They said, "same price as a taxi." They are not the same price. The bellmen and/or the hotel must get some sort of kickback from these guys. Buyer beware. March 17, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by madinminnesota Tired Old Hotel This hotel is in serious need of being shut down and upgraded. When I first got to my room the "clothes line" over the bath tub was stretched out, and appeared to not be retractable. The waste basket in the bathroom had not been emptied. There was an unwrapped/used? glass on the bathroom counter. The furniture in the public areas was beaten and battered, with veneer peeling off of it. What can be said about water pouring down inside elevators and shutting them down for hours? Never stay there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! November 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by SGCwoo2014 Spacious and comfy The hotel has great rooms, great views and tons of meeting space. July 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by RH53 Shower didn't drain I've stayed a number of times at the property and on two of the last three visits, the showers haven't drained well. The first time I called maintenance and didn't have another problem during the visit. This time was only one night, but appears to be a pervasive problem as a colleague had a problem. I think maintenance needs to start a review of each room.... June 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by MATexas Price, Tub and Misc. Overall it was a really nice experience-handy to the conference I was attending. I won't stay there for a non-conference related event -rooms are very pricey when non-conference related. Won't confirm type of room until day of event. No de-caf coffee in room-have to order-pricey. And the tub took a long time to drain! Washcloths were not replaced. Charge extra for an in-room fridge. Could use more affordable dining options too. In conference area escalators stopped working at several points during the weekend. Everyone was very nice! June 24, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Karen10 Just Average I expected much more for the price. The food was very disappointing. There was no water pressure in the shower. The staff was friendly. Overall, I was underwhelmed. I was in Dallas for a conference and didn't have a car to venture out. Since I was alone I didn't feel safe walking the streets by myself so I was limited to the hotel restaurants since there wasn't anything within walking distance of the hotel. Just office buildings. The exercise facility was nice. I liked the Linked In Lobby area because I didn't want to sit in my room. May 23, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Lanitymom Not worth the price. My experience was less than stellar. I was on a club floor and expected better amenities. My internet service never worked in my room despite numerous calls to the front desk and being transferred to technical support. My room service door hanger never got picked up. I had to call for room service the next day. They were very late and got my order wrong. No one on staff seemed to care about any of my complaints except the manager, but none of my complaints were addressed. For *that* price - expected a lot more. Very disappointing. October 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by stella3 lacks current information The concierge needs to keep current on the downtown area surroundings. I was told 2 things I wanted weren't available such as a store(which was just a few minutes walk away from hotel) & a tour. Knowing there WAS indeed a JFK bus tour.could've helped me plan my day better because I ended up missing them since the last one left at 230. I was told there wasn't such a thing when in fact a new tour started a month prior 4x a day. Other then that the maintenance staff was wonderful, coming right away close to midnight to fix my a.c.. September 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by CCBarnes This Hotel Exceeded My Expectations I was very impressed with my spacious room and view. I appreciated having Starbucks coffee supplied with the coffee maker for my morning coffee. The A/C really worked, whereas in many hotels, it doesn't really cool very well. Room service was superb and the food was great. In fact, all of the staff was courteous, friendly, and very helpful. I would highly recommend the Sheraton Hotel on Olive St. in Dallas, TX to anyone who is looking to stay in a high quality hotel. Thank you for a great experience. Dr. Cynthia Barnes March 15, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by emskay BELOW PAR FOR A SHERATON HOTEL I recently stayed at this hotel for a convention and while the building and public facilities are aesthetically pleasing , I cannot say the same for the state of the rooms. The air conditioning unit had basically 2 settings :too hot or too cold and extremely noisy. My room safe had a low battery and could not use it and the bath tub had no stopper. As I checked in late and was too tired I called the next morning and requested that these items be attended to. Upon returning that evening nothing had been done. When calling guest relations I was told that they would try and locate a stopper for the bath however they were not sure if they had a spare. Eventually after requesting to talk with management, they somehow manged to find one and take care of the issues June 23, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by lprogers1963 Where did all the maid staff go????? My rooms was not touched by housekeeping the entire five days. By the time I left both trash cans were overflowing, bed was never made, tea and coffee were not refilled. Thank god there was an extra roll of toilet paper stashed in the closet. I felt like I was in the Twilight Zone stuck in the 1970's with all the outdated dark brown décor. Hotel has you captive for dinner and drinks since Dallas downtown offers nothing within reasonable distance. Gift shop really bends you over for a soft drink and crackers to the tune of $11. April 26, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Stoodt Needs Work Upon check in staff said they could not accommodate the room type and location I had reserved. When I pushed back they some how found a room. I called twice to have the HVAC unit fixed and never occurred prior to leaving. Others in my party had rooms that did not have hot water. I chose the green option during my stay and only received one of the certificates. The restaurants have limited food choices and the service at the Kitchen Table was very slow. Overall, the guest service at the hotel needs to be worked on. March 23, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by CVP32 Poorly kept On arrival, the hotel was uncomfortably warm. No recognition for Gold SPG verbally or other. On arrival to 24th floor, greeted by a large pile of dirty sheets and garbage bags by elevator (4pm)...another pile of dirty sheets by my room 2404. All that remained thru checkout next morning. In room, a long hair on the mirror and other moderately offensive housekeeping no - no's. As an owner, I am not happy with the way this property is kept or shows. I will never stay here again or allow our company (PWC) to book anyone to same. April 17, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Sheli Inconsistent Experience - My room was spacious but the bathroom was tiny. I was barely able to turn around. The bathmat had red spots on it the first day and there was no bathmat the second day. I called down and one was sent up promptly. Additionally, my clock did not work (I did not tell anyone because I was just tired of having to call down). I was there for a large ATT meeting but the room facilities were not great. I know that the phones did not work and the hotel knew about it but it was annoying since I needed to call to fix/request things. January 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by API2014 Best and Worst The service from the staff was excellent. The accommodations failed to meet my expectation for Sheridan. First, there was no refrigerator in the room. I received one upon request, but it didn't function and my yogurt spoiled. They brought another that worked, but what a hassle for something so simple. Second, the room was clean on the surface but when I dropped something on the floor, I found that under the bed and window was disgusting. An old package of cookies was stuffed under the window...thrilled it hadn't brought roaches though. The bathroom was tiny. I only needed one bar of soap since it was just as close to reach the sink as the tub soap dish. On the plus side, I had wifi throughout the hotel, including the conference rooms, and that was important during my stay. March 22, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Doug504 This hotel needs improvement We just spent three nights at the Sheraton and were completely dissatisfied with our stay. The hard wire internet and the wifi connection in our room was not working and the staff was unable to get it reparied. To be fair, the Sheraton did issue us a $40.00 credit but being a business owner it was unaccepatle that during this day in age, they could not resolve this issue. In addtion to the internet/wifi connection not working, the closet doors were broken and some of the paneling in front of the window were coming off. January 21, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by sdans5141 Security response needs to be improved An intoxicated person started banging on our door at 3:30am demanding to be let into the room. We dialed operator and asked for help. The person remained outside our door for almost 10 mminutes. Security never came by. Slightly later a hotel staff member could be heard outside our door opening the closet across the hall. I had to ask him if he was security. He said he heard there was a problem. He was not actually there to check on us, it seems. The staff was certainly helpful and apologetic...the next morning. February 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by h91hh Too loud, need internet, key problems The music in the lobby is very loud. Why is there music at all in the lobby at 6 am? When I checked in and went up to my room my key did not work. I had to call down for someone the bring up new keys. (When i was checking in a man came to the reception desk with this problem, too.) On the third day of my stay the keys stopped working again and had to be replaced. It would be really nice to have wifi or at least internet available in the rooms for free. Next time I will choose my hotel based on that service alone. March 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Toby16120 Not worth the money. The service was great until i got to my room. The air conditioner was not working, the toilet didn't flush and two light sockets didn't work. After repeated calls to guest services, i finally got another room after making a personal appearance to the lobby. The suites don't come with a mini fridge or a microwave unless you pay extra. i have received better service and amenities from a cheaper hotel, than i received at this hotel. The only positive thing with this hotel is the fitness center that is extremely nice. September 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by DCPiaVOV The larger the hotel, the worse the experience I spent a week at the hotel for a training event. The cleanliness of the hotel left so much to be desired. While I understand that everything is bigger in Texas, the number of huge bugs throughout the hotel (both alive and dead) was unacceptable. One of our participants found bugs in her bed; another found a used condom in his (and after repeated requests, FINALLY got his sheets changed -- not just remade). When we had finished our training event, we were trying to figure out how to ship all of our materials back to HQ. Our conference coordinator had already left and was unreachable. What professional leaves when their group hasn't even finished their event? Adding insult to injury, still haven't received my SPG points, but I'd easily forego points to have a clean stay. August 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by jmaa bar area My wife and I stopped for a night cap at the bar one evening. I had Wild Turkey on the rocks and My wife had a glass of pinot grigio. I knew but my wife was treating......when she saw the total she thought we ordered 2 of each. Yeah, $13.00 for two fingers of bourbon makes me say "never again" and she was quite aggravated to pay $10.00 for a glass of wine. No wonder the bar was empty. Never again. NEVER. June 7, 2014


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The rumor mills are churning with murmurings of player trades that may or may not occur between NHL teams before the trade deadline hits on March 5, 2014 at 3 p.m. I'm sure we have all heard the trade rumors about our captain Ryan Callahan, and are anxious to see if Dan Girardi will resign with the Rangers; but some may be wondering what is the trade deadline and how does it work?
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The Vancouver Canucks may hold off trading goaltender Roberto Luongo since the latest collective bargaining agreement proposal from the National Hockey League contains a buyout clause.
The proposal calls for the salary cap for the 2013-13 to be set at $70.2 million. The cap will drop to $60 million the following season and teams will be given a one-time "Compliance Buy-Out" prior to the 2013-14 season to help them comply with the $10.2 million drop in cap space. The buyout will not be charged against the team's salary cap, but will count towards the players' share of hockey-related revenue.
With this clause, the Canucks may choose to hold onto Luongo for the shortened, 48-game 2013 season in order to have the option of buying out his contract in the summer because of the "Cap Advantage Recapture" formula in the proposal. The formula was first proposed back in October by the league.
Under the formula, any player that has an existing contract in excess of five years will have their cap hit continue to count towards the salary cap even if the player retires. If a player gets traded, the cap hit will be tacked on to the salary cap of the team that originally signed the player.
In the case of Luongo, if the Canucks were to trade him to the Toronto Maple Leafs, from now until he retires the Maple Leafs would be responsible for his cap hit. Once he retires, the cap hit would become the responsibility of the Canucks.
Say Luongo plays until the end of the 2017-18 season, the Leafs would be responsible for the $5,333,333 cap hit until that season. The remaining four years would come off of the Maple Leafs cap and gets added to the Canucks cap for the next four years.
A number of reports have emerged during the lockout saying the Canucks have a done deal with the Leafs that will bring Luongo to Toronto. The latest was from Sportsnet's Daren Millard, who suggested earlier this month that Luongo will be dealt for forwards Nazem Kadri and Tyler Bozak.
Even if a deal is not done with the Leafs, Luongo is a tradeable commodity, but the return will not be significant. This makes a buyout much more attractive.
Following the 2012-13 season, Luongo has nine more years remaining in his contract and $40.57 million in unpaid salary. The buyout would cost the Canucks $27.1819 million and the team will lose an asset for nothing, but it provides them $5.3 million a year in cap space in the future.
What do the Canucks do? Would Canucks owner Franceso Aquilini agree to buyout Luongo's contract at a cost of over $27 million? It is hard to say.
The proposed CBA will run until the end of the 2021-22 season and Luongo's contract ends in the same year, so it is not like the Canucks can hope the next CBA changes things.
Canucks general manager Mike Gillis said he believes goaltenders nowadays can transition into a backup role and play into their 40s when he signed Luongo to this mega deal. Buying Luongo out would signal the deal was signed with the intention to circumvent the cap.
Holding onto Luongo could create a distraction for the team as it has gotten to a point where everybody knows his tenure as a Canuck is over. If he is not traded prior to the start of the season, it would be clear they are setting up for a buyout in the summer.
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The heated debate around privacy, data and personal information is a very nuanced matter. The intimate relationship we have with our technology, especially in the way we continue to evolve the way that we express our values through it, brings an inherent sense of vulnerability whenever we think about the compromise of our privacy. I will be the first to admit that when there were rumours of old private messages from Facebook appearing publicly on our timelines I dashed out of a meeting to ensure that I was not compromised by it. This reaction is critical to note because in effect our identities and beliefs are much more readily available as expressed through technology. But what if there is another side to the story? What if I told you that with advanced privacy settings you might be giving up your chance to shape the society we live in?
As we enter into the age of reflexivity it is critical to note that our collective actions have consequences. This goes well beyond advertising as more behavioural and attitudinal data is collected to inform how our society, most notably power structures like governments and corporations, react to what we say and do. This voice you express through technology is critical. The values you share through technology is critical. Everything you say and do through technology is critical because it forces a societal reaction which, by ramping up privacy to the level of anonymity with no digital footprint, your voice may become censored. This is the point we need to understand because in reality the technological tracking "horse" has fled the stable and our world is moving into this reflexive state where identified data is important.
Critics will be quick to jump in and say that just because tracking isn't in place it doesn't mean you can behave anonymously. The problem here is that power structures aren't interested in anonymity. They are interested in relevancy of your identity to their situation. I can post a Sesame Street image to perpetuate the meme but the reality is that I can't vote and that matters to power structures. Just like no context is bad so is all context so unless I can establish relevancy, connectedness and consistency through my data identity I cannot affect change with my technological behaviours.
To be clear, I am not against privacy. In fact, I think we move the debate beyond the binary and establish more modular rules in how we express values through technology. If I want to express displeasure in concert with others in my government I
can modify my settings accordingly. If I want to shop for medicine anonymously I can as well. The point is less to define a set of rules that compromises all positions and more so understand the power the individual has in expressing themselves through technology in our engineered, reflexive society.
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