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Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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CHIBA ABD SHIPTilfG POLICIES Ill ASIA
It is fashionable these days to make critical appraisals
of the quality of our 1nstitut1ons. These appraisals of the media,
Congress, the Presidency and whatever, are not to be scorned,
even when we are put out by what may seem to us to be their
i nvali dity. In the end, i nstitutions are better off for the sum
total of critici sm. It provi des a continuous test of their vitality.
Insti tutions which react to criticism, whether it is accepted ~r
resented, are, at least, live i nst itutions and if they are alive,
there is hope that they have or can develop the capacity to serve
the human purposes for whi ch they are intended.
Over a long period of public service, I have noticed that
criticism tends to move in waves of greater or lesser amplitude.
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Thia year, it is the ~- 1 pr~cesa, last year
the courte or the Congress and before that the preaa or the
untveraittea. If there is one certainty underlying the shifting
pulsations, however, it is that national perspectives are also in
continuous flux, enabling adjustments to be made in our system
which preserve the nation's continuity.
It is to this phenomenon of sh1.ft1ng perspective, partt-cularly
aa it effects the problem of the Far East that I would
like to addreas myself today. The past year and a half has been
a period of momentous changes in the whole structure of the nation's
foreign policy. These changes derive from profound revtslons in
the basic assumptions which have guided our national destiny for
a quarter of a century. Old enemies have been embraced as new
friends. Old causes have been exposed to new light and in that
light have often revealed the tarnish of obsolescence. Shibboleths
have toppled and crumbled.
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to ua far too
slowly in many cases. As a nation, we have paid an enormous
price tor the delays . For a host of reasons, ror which both my
profeasion and yours must bear a great deal of blame, our national
perspectives on foreign policy have tended to calcify in certain
situations. When that has occurred, myth has superceded reality
as the basis for our foreign policies. The most pervasive of
these myths and, as it turned out, the most damaging, was that
related to the People's Republic of China. Two decades ago, a
revolutionary China came to be seen as a towering dragon, held
on a leash by Moscow, enveloping cringing neighbors 1n billowing
clouds of smoke and fire .
The myth was born from the total Nationalist collapse
on the Chtnese mainland . As some of you will remember, this up-heaval
produced enormous repercussions on the American political
scene . We searched everywhere for the culprits who had 'lost
China. ' An America which had just "lost ' a monopoly of nuclear
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
.. apoiUI, tn port throus~ ~ ~ ~ntornattonal ooplonaao,
could not underatand losing China11 except in tera. or conspiracy
and betrayal. Pluahed with the oan1potence ot our military alght
during World War II, it had not yet dawned on ua that a nation
of aore than 80~ million was not ours or anyone elae's to win or
lose .
Our reaponse to what had tranapired 1n China was to
erect a ring of treaties to choke orr what was thought to be
China'• a~aresslve designs. SEATO and the mutual defense treaties
wtth the Republic or China, Japan, and the Republic or Korea, all
formed segaenta of the ring. With these treaties came U. S. bases,
U. s. troops to man the baaes, billions or dollara in military
aid, and advisors to show our allies how to use the arms. It was
aa though we were trying to pen the wild dragon with pacts and
progr~. Anyone having the slightest acquaintance with the
aade-tn Japan super-science fict i on which ts shown on the TV
networka knowa that it takes a lot more.
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Ironically , wh~~ort.: ~a China which we
thought to be reckless, belligerent and powerfUl, the Chinese
leaders saw t hemselves as engaged in a bootstrap operation, minding
t heir own business and beset on all sides by hostility. China
denounced u. s. defense policies, the U. s. boycott and u. s. support
of Taiwan as extensions or the Western world's efforts for 150 years
to dominate and exploit China .
Now, after a long and surly confrontation, the Unit ed States
and China have begun the j ourney to r estor e normal relations . To
bring about this change, the President of the United States, himself,
entered t he dragon's lair and emerged not only unscathed, but, c l early
reassured, exhilarated and certainly, as the TV coverage r eveal ed,
I applauded the President's initiative at the time and I
have done so many times since. Its significance is in no way dimin-ished
by t he fact that there has not been a rapid or dramatic follow-up.
Clearly, t hat was not the intention or the visit.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
Nevertheless, and Premier Chou touched
glasses in Peking's Great Hall of t he People, waves or subsurface
motion were set in motion in Asia. The moment marked the beginning
ot a new era in our relations with China and the Western Pacific .
The basis tor t his change, to a large extent, is to be round 1n what
has taken place inside China.
Senator Scott and I spent sixteen days 1n the Chinese
People's Republic last APril and May and bOth ot us reached substantially
the same conclusions abOut what had t~ten place within
China. Our conclusions, moreover, do not differ greatly trom those
ot other recent American visitors who may have had, as did we, some
previous exposure to the old China.
The contrast is extraordinary. The present system enjoys
general and, perhaps, enthusiastic acceptance. It does so notwith-standing
the fact that China is controlled more clesely than ever betore
and is tar more tightly organized. It does so notwithstanding
the absence of intellectual and artistic freedom and representative
governaent in our sense ot these terms.
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It should be JCOl~ t~~ valueD are not those
or the Chinese people. What appeanJ to be or great relevance to us
may have little meaning on the other side or the Pacific. What ie
clearly ot significance 1n China, tod~, is the tact that the present
syetan provic2es adequate tOOd, shelter, clothing and a1mple consumer
goods. It haa led to great advances 1n public cleanliness and order,
1n health care, 1n basic and technical education, 1n transportation,
electrification and the like. It has developed a diversified national
economy which is able to manufacture--and to manufacture solely out
ot Chinese resources and skills--teno ot thousands ot modern products.
There are Chinese-made automobiles, tractors and electric buses, not
to apeak or Chinese-made hydro-electric generators and nuclear devices.
What is or great relevance to the Chinese, too, ia that
the structure of' national control is manned trom top to bOttom,
not by a conspicuous and highly privileged elite as 1n the paet
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
but by men and women who work among the people, who dress
like them and live with them. Confo~ty there is, as there
has always been in China, but it is not the conformity induced
by a visible whip. Indeed, enforcers were conspicuous by their
absence. I do not t hink I saw more than an armed person
or two or any kind during 5,000 miles of travel in China.
What is to be found is a general sense of participation
in nation-building. A bona tide national family is emerging,
with a •one for all and all for one" concept of social and
economic development. The present system seems to have s~cceeded
in undergirding the personal pride of the Chinese in China. As
Chou En-lai put it~ aThe Chinese people can stand up again."
As never before, China seems strong, dynamic, unified and
virtually classless.
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As this vast CQlt.:~): momentu., nations
have beat a p~th to Chin~'s door. For us, the time was over-ripe
for the beginning of rapprochement. The tact is that, tor several
years, hostility between the United States and China haa been
receding. Long before the President's visit, th1s country had
ceased to be, in Ch1n~'s eyes, an unmtt1gated ogre. Our policies
chose to ignore this change 1n Chinese outlook for many years but
actually, the focus of Peking's concern began to shift elsewhere
a decade ago, notably to the Soviet Union and to Japan. Only the
intrusion of the Vietnamese involvement concealed the extent of
the ahU't.
Today~ the Soviet Union appears to give greater cause
for anxiety to the Chinese than does the United States. That is,
ot course, a reversal of the sttu~tton of two decades ago. In
the early days of the People's Republic, historical irritants,
having t do with Soviet encroachments on the reaches of Chtnese
civilization into Central Asia and Manchuria were ignored in the
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light ot what seesaed The c Olllftlunis t
bond between the two natlons, moreover, was reinforced by the
unifying impact ot tbe bostllit7 which was directed at both
countries tra. the Uni ted States and other nations.
D1tterences in ldeolo&Y have s i nce come to light between
China and the Soviet union. Border clashes have again opened the
wounds ot history. The one-million Soviet troops and allied
Mongolian torces along the inner Chinese border are now regarded
as at least as menacing as American military installations on
Okinawa, Guam, the Ph1.lipp1nes or other places in the Paciftc or
the prospect ot a re-armed Japan.
It the recent visits ot President Wixon and the Congres-alonal
leaderahip stgnal the ottic1at end ot the 11cold war'' in
Aaia, the euccesatul mission or Prtme Minister Tanaka ot Japan to
Peking cont1rma it. In turn, Sino-Japanese rapprochement foreshadows
the further erosion ot the special United States relationship with
Japan which has existed since World War II.
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The passing
of ~ -ot ft!i11s special relationship~
in my Judgment~ is all to the good. The fact is that for a quarter
of a century Japan has depended on the United States not only for
security but also for econ~ ic well-being. Por UB1 the arrangement
has been costly . FOr the Japanese, the sense of inferiority which
it has implied has become increasingly intolerable, as the ex-periences
of World War II have receded into the past and Japan has
risen to the level of the third economic power of the world .
Premier Tanaka's initiative towards China opens ~P
more than new possibilities for Japanese trade. It also uncovers
a potential for new and const~uc tive political relationships with
other nations in Asia. In due course, Japan's rapprochement with
China is likely to have significant impact on the u. s.-Japanese
mutual defense
security relationship since it alters the basic rationale of the/
treaty. Indeed, it is hard to imagine a more extensive erosion of
a premise than that which has swept away the assumptions on which
the treaty was based two decades ago. Those assumptions saw an
aggressive China restrained from pouncing on Japan at the behest
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-v. grace or the interposition
ot u. s. military might. So complete has been the reversal or
these assumptions that the President has been able to visit 1n
one year, both Peking and Moscow and receive 1n both capitals a
moat cordial welcome. And so~ too, have the Japanese leaders.
What the comings and goings or heads-or-states indicate
is that the dikes of post world War II relationships have given
way in Asia. Erosive tides are at work on the existing alignments
among the large nations--China, Japan, the Soviet Union and the
United States. They are also being felt among the smaller nations.
Atter two decades or hurling invective at each other, tor example~
the two Koreas are talking of stabilization of the situation on the
Korean peninsula. ~ing as it does in the triangle between China,
the Soviet Union, and Japan~ that stabilization ia essential to a
durable peace in Asia. It is a key to political balance at the
Northeast Asian corner of the Asian mainland in a way similar to
that or Indochina in SOutheast Asia. A solution to the Korean
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
question on the basis
~ 1t:'ra11zat1on is
likely to lie a long way in the tuture but at least the signs
of a beginning are in the air.
As i'or 'l'ha"iland, it has followed the American lead and
accepted a Chinese invitation to take its table tennis team to
Peking. There in renewed dialogue between Indonea1a and China .
In all probability, it is only a matter of time before Thailand,
Indonesia, the Philippines. Malaysia, Australia and New Zeal and
follow the u. s. lead in restoring political contact with China.
In S\tm, t he leaves or past policies, myths and mistakes
are scurrying into history. A new era has already begun to eme~e
in Asia. Still intact, however, is the ring of anti-Chinese
treaties which was put t ogether two decades ago by the United
States. Robbed of a mil i t ant China to checkJ these treaties are
now more shadow than substance. Yet, they cost uo enormously out
of our resources and will continue to do so for as long as they
remain in their present form.
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The fact ts {Ct(g!ied no vital interests
?n the Asian continen~ which warrant the kind ot massive cOMmitment
~r men and material that we have witnessed in Indochina and else-where
in Aala during the past decade .
That is not to say that the United States is n~t a
Pac,t1c power. As d1sttnct from the Asian mainland, we do have
v~tal tntere1ts tn what transpires in the Paciftc Ocean. To safe-guard
these interests in present circumstances, however, does not
require us to maintain hundreds or thousands o! forces and ~ver a
hundred major military bases in and around the ria of Asia at a
cost of b1111ona of dollars annually. Commitments to join in the
detenae of this region agatnat aggression does not require us to
garrison various countries with U. s. troops or to deluge them
with vast quantities of costly arms and assistance.
Treaties and agreements and aid-programs are not ch i seled
into stone. Ltke any other aspect or a nation's policies, they
must be kept current if the publtc interest ts to be served.
Inaotar ae Aeia is involved, we ehould .atch our coaaitaents,
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
(! pl ymcnt of ot res:)urces to
today' real!.t' cs ond not 1n c ::mf'.:>rclty \ 1th the ythB or the
p at. Th o pr-nctple certa1nly appl1en to the Japanese - U. S.
Security ~Teaty, the Korenn Treaty, to SEATO and to the various
c stly id-programs and defense arrange entc to which they hnve
g ven rise. It would be my hope that the next Ad~1n1stra t 1on--
regardless of lte political complexion--will m~ve promptly to
rn k necessary adj1stments. Cert tnly, the change 1n attitude
towards China, on the p3rt of both the Unlted States and Japan
h s opened up substantial poss1b111t1es in thts connection.
Oversh9d~w1ng the h~petul developments tn Asia of
th st yenr there tongs the war in Indochina. It 1s a war
wh ch seems to teed on itself. It ecnerntes its own m~mentum ,
1ncreaoingly unrelated to any conceivable ••• interest ot th s
nat'Lon. It io "' r wh.,ac continuance, lnclecd, docs violence to
our tntcrcsto.
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our own rhetor1c1 by our
own inertia, perhaps, by our own emphasis on "saving face, a
luxury which once was assumed to be exclusively an oriental
prerogative. Whatever the case~ the war drags on. The .forms of
u. s. engagement change and so, too, does the rationale or engagement.
But our deep and costly invol vement on the Southeast Asian mainland
seems to go on forever .
My sentiments regarding this situation, I am sure, have
been known to all or you for many years . I continue to hope that
before, on, or immediately after the election--the sooner t he better-we
will bring to an end this deadly travesty. That we should have
done so years ago makes the urgency no less compelling.
Por a decade, we have pursued a war in which we became
involved because of the calcification or our policies towards China.
Those policies lost whatever basis they may have had years ago.
Thanks to the President, we have broken out of their ancient grip.
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Is it not time now that a hideous derivative
of those policies, the military involvement in Indochina, is even more
invalid? If the old China policy was wrong, how can our continued
immersion in Viet Narn possibly be right?
The horror of unnecessary deat hs and injuries, inflicted on
Americans, Vietnamese, Laotians, and Cambodians is bad enough. But,
that is not the end of the price which is being paid for persistance
in this abomination. Nor does t he price end in terms of the immense
burdens which the war places on the nation's economy or in the divisive-ness
wh ch the war injects, as a deadly drug, into the inner unity of
this nation . The war also continues to distort international relation-ships
1n t.1e Western Pacific and inhibits our capacity to make timely
adjustments in our approach to that region.
Critical questions of policy in the Western Pacific lie
beyond Viet Nam; they l ie beyond Cambodia and beyond Laos. These
remote rice-cultures of Southeast Asia will some day return to the
obscurity which they once enjoyed. The challenge of foreign policy
in Asia is in the building of a new foundation for peace in the
Western Pacific.
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If' we are to ~~~Xyto that high purpose 1
1t la imperative
--that we end ~ur military involvement in Indochina
f'orthwl th,
--that we adjust downward our direct military involve-ment
1n the Western Pacific to correspond to the chAnged political
--that we begin now to pursue a diplomacy seeking~ in
time, to establish a quadripartite base o~ Ch1na, Japan, the Soviet
Unton and the United States on which to build the peace and
stability or the region.
To be able to do what must be done for the ~ture of
this nation in the Paci~ic:
--We must concentrate on making American products com-petittve
in world markets once more, and forego the building of
walls or monetary and trade isolationism around ourselves;
--We muat cease wasting our national substance and our
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 29, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
energy on irrelevant questionsble client
governments 'n ~sia;
--We must redouble our efforts t~ establish a durable
fr~ework of understanding with all Aeian nations , through more
effective use of the whole range of informntlon media, thr~ugh
candor and courage in ~ur otflctal apprRisal.a and through cultural
exchanges wlth all the natjons or Asla .
The waters of the Pac'tic break on the shores of the
United States, the r~viet Un on, J pan, and Ch na. We are all
Pac~fic powers with c?mmon tnterests ln tle p £eib1lfties or
peaceful relations in the regton. The cold war is over in Asia.
May we find the wisdom, n?w, to match ~ur policies t~ the oppor-tunttles
wh'ch the new situation presents. In so doing, we will
be able t? turn ~ur energies and our efforts ?nee again to building
peace in the Paclflc and ln the world, r,r ourselves, 'ur chi11ren
and our children's ~hildren .
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
I want to thank the Portland Press Herald for running the story "Feds urged to open five zones now closed to groundfishing" (Dec. 16). The groundfish industry is indeed facing unprecedented adversity, but I want to clarify that not all fishermen believe closed areas are a failed experiment.
A fresh catch of groundfish awaits auction at the Portland Fish Pier in 2011. The Gulf of Maine and small-boat fishermen need the protections offered by closing some areas to fishing, a reader says.
2011 File Photo / Gordon Chibroski
The New England groundfish fishery has been declared a disaster due to the unanticipated decline of fish stocks despite fishermen adhering to management regulations. Though the opinions regarding the impact of closed areas protecting fish vary highly, assuming that closed areas don't work because fish stocks have not rebounded oversimplifies a complicated system.
Any fisherman can tell you that things are changing on the water. Species from southern regions and predator species are present in higher abundance, forage species are being depleted, ocean water is warming and impacts of chemicals and hormones in the water are widely unknown.
These changes represent additional risks to fish stocks, yet, in the face of economic disaster, there is a push to open up the only places that may be protecting a declining resource.
Fishermen who actually fish around closed areas have seen a benefit of increased catch rates along the edges and older fish (which are crucial to rebuilding the resource) in higher abundance. Opening up the closed areas may provide a short-term benefit for some fishermen, but what will be the long-term impacts?
Despite some loud voices clamoring for access, many of Maine's fishermen would prefer to see these areas stay closed, even with decreasing allocations. While this may not hold true for Georges Bank, the Gulf of Maine needs these protections, and the small-boat fishermen who live and work in Maine are asking the New England Fishery Management Council to leave them in place.
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executive director, Maine Coast Fishermen's Association
It's the time to learn about others' holiday traditions
I noticed the menorah and Christmas tree in downtown Portland the other day and came to realize just how much I had heard the debate on how people should be able to publicly celebrate the holidays.
Whether it be a person being accosted for saying "Happy Holidays," the Bureau of Motor Vehicles having to take down a Christmas tree because of a complaint or entire towns just throwing up their arms and not celebrating anymore at all, it seems that all of it is negative and nobody is seeing the positive.
I heard Rush Limbaugh speaking on the subject the other day blatantly belittling Kwanzaa because he didn't feel as though it merited being on the same level as Christmas. Conversely, many liberal thinkers are too scared to offend, so they never utter any specifics about the "holidays."
It seems as though there might be ways to celebrate the various holidays that occur at this time of year without offending anybody; maybe everyone should relax.
If we spent as much energy on learning about each other as we do bickering about such non-threatening things, we might get on the same page.
When I hang up the phone with my Jewish friends at this time of year, I say "Happy Hanukkah," and they will generally reply, "Merry Christmas" to me. I've also said "Merry Christmas" to people and been replied to "Happy Hanukkah." I never took that response as aggressive; rather, it taught me a little bit about that person.
Maybe, when the customer at the BMV complains about the tree, they should be provided the opportunity to add decor as well. And maybe we can realize that there is enough bitterness and segregation in our communities that it need not be forced into our few moments of joy and peace.
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Government mediators have placed an offer on the table that they hope will end the platinum strike.
Government mediators have placed an offer on the table that they hope will end the platinum strike.
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Five Amcu shop stewards want to meet with president Joseph Mathunjwa to discuss his allegations of corruption.
North West Premier Thandi Modise has urged Amcu to protect the rights of non-striking workers as the union prepares to go on strike later this week.
Analysts fear that as Amcu prepares to strike at two platinum mines this week, industrial action will spread to other sectors.
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South Africa's GDP growth has been only 0.7% in the third quarter of 2013, the slowest pace in more than four years.
South Africa's economy is slowing following strikes in the motor industry, according to the BankservAfrica Economic Transaction Index.
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The Golden Triangle, the mountainous region bordering Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Thailand, is known as a major centre for drug production. Since Khun Sa, kingpin of the region's heroin trade, was forced into retirement in 1996, large-scale production of methamphetamine has developed along the Myanmar-China border. Unlike heroin, methamphetamine can be created from commercially available chemicals, commonly found in cold and flu medications. The easy availability of raw materials means that the profits generated from the production of methamphetamine are higher than those from heroin. Continue reading
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Eight teams struck out this winter by not spending enough
Story Highlights
New York Mets got Jason Bay but didn't fix catching and pitching problems
An arbitration showdown looms between the Giants and Tim Lincecum
Jonny Damon would make a lot of sense batting leadoff for the Detroit Tigers
Not every team can be a winner in winter. These eight clubs have been losers, at least for the months of November through February, and while a couple of them may have had a slight problem or two with execution, the real common denominator is that they didn't spend enough money to fill their holes. Some of them are still very good teams (Cubs, Dodgers and Giants for instance), but they should all be better.
There's still time to do a little shopping, though probably not enough to rewrite these winter scripts.
1. Mets
Even Mets great Darryl Strawberry chimed in with an assessment of the Mets' offseason Tuesday night, diplomatically summing it up by saying it "could have been better.''
No kidding.
While the Mets signed the big hitter they sought in Jason Bay on a reasonable $66-million price (at least compared to Matt Holliday's $120-million deal), they mostly imported a collection of backup catchers like Henry Blanco and Chris Coste, comfortable old friends like Alex Cora and Fernando Tatis and question marks like Kelvim Escobar. The result is that they will take a paper-thin rotation into spring along with a slew of unproven catchers and tons of other questions.
They could have had Joel Piniero for $18 million over two years and surely Bengie Molina for $10 million over two (Molina was the bigger loss in my estimation, since he's a catcher with power and a rep for handling a young staff), but they played hardball with each and are left lacking at both key positions.
They were also stuck with Luis Castillo at second after spending weeks trying to trade him so they could make a run at Orlando Hudson. But the topper to a soap-operatic offseason has to be their public fight with star center fielder Carlos Beltran for having a knee surgery all sides agreed was a good idea. Now that's not a good idea.
2. Cubs
It's never going to be a great winter when the big goal is to undo the biggest move of the winter before. They did finally get rid of Milton Bradley but had to take Carlos Silva, poster of an impossibly bad 8.60 ERA last year and one of the worst pitchers in baseball since signing for $48 million over four years, in return from Seattle. Marlon Byrd's acquisition allows them to move Kosuke Fukudome to right field, where he's excellent, although Byrd isn't exactly a Gold Glover in center. John Grabow was overpaid at $7.5 mil for two years, and Xavier Nady seems similarly fortunate to get $3.3 million (plus $2 million in incentives) given that he didn't play after April last year and needed a second Tommy John surgery. But the bigger issues were beyond their control. Ted Lilly's injury could be a big blow, and Alfonso Soriano proved to be even more untradeable than Castillo. No matter, they remain very talented and still have an excellent shot to get back to the playoffs.
3. Dodgers
The newly divided Dodgers and their divorcing owners couldn't afford to risk going to arbitration with Randy Wolf, couldn't quite afford Piniero and could do no better or their staff than bring back Vicente Padilla and Jeff Weaver, leaving plenty of rotation questions. Veteran infielder Jamey Carroll, solid-hitting infielder Ronnie Belliard, utilityman Alfredo Amezaga, catching pro Brad Ausmus, underrated outfielder Reed Johnson and rotation longshot Ramon Ortiz were signed, all useful players that are less than marquee men for the storied franchise. GM Ned Colletti wisely locked up their best young players, Matt Kemp, Andre Ethier, Chad Billinsgley and Jonathan Broxton, avoiding any more bitterness for an organization that's run by baseball's version of the War of the Roses.
4. Giants
They brought in a collection of hitters -- Mark DeRosa, Aubrey Huff, Juan Uribe and Bengie Molina -- but ignored the two true middle-of-the-order threats that were out there (Bay and Holliday) and were badly needed. Their incredibly talented rotation should give them a chance again, but just a little more hitting could make them a real threat. Adam LaRoche inexplicably turned down a $17-million, two-year deal, leaving them with second choice Huff, whose rep is that he can be a bit of a prickly clubhouse presence. Molina became a necessity when it was determined that top prospect Buster Posey isn't quite ready for fulltime catching duties. The Giants' baseball bosses also quietly instituted two new policies that won't help their hitters one iota: 1) don't overwork, and 2) pull the ball more. Neither is an especially good idea.
5. Indians
Wasn't the big reason they had to trade Victor Martinez and Cliff Lee that they wouldn't be able to make any moves this winter if they kept them both? Well, good thing, because otherwise Mike Redmond wouldn't be an Indian today. In retrospect, it's safe to say that excising Martinez and Lee was just part of a rebuilding/cost cutting effort that means 2010 should be a very long season.
6. Angels
I love this franchise from top to bottom. But there's no getting around the fact that they lost their ace pitcher (John Lackey) and lineup instigator (Chone Fggins), two major defections for a team that's been built around pitching and speed ever since Mike Scioscia got there. Hideki Matsui ably replaces Vladimir Guerrero as DH, Fernando Rodney upgrades a beleaguered bullpen and Piniero again gives them as much rotation depth as anyone. Still the AL West favorite. But they'll miss Lackey, and especially Figgins.
7. Pirates
Their streak of losing seasons -- 17 and counting -- appears sure to continue. Akinori Iwamura is a magician at second base, Ryan Church is an OK outfielder and Octavio Dotel still throws hard. It is possible three players could turn the Pirates around, but the three would have to be Albert Pujols, Joe Mauer and Roy Halladay, not these three. There is hope for the future, thanks to Andrew McCutchen and Pedro Alvarez. But this is not their year. Again.
8. Braves
They were remarkably cheap this winter, and the result is a rotation diminished by the loss of Javier Vazquez and a lineup that still needs another big hitter. Melky Cabrera was the only immediate help received for Vazquez, who was brilliant last year. Troy Glaus could prove to be a $2 million bargain, and Eric Hinske seems to be a lucky charm (he played for the AL champion the past three seasons). They also got former All-Star closer Takashi Saito. Meanwhile, the real goal had been to trade Derek Lowe so they could free up money for the much-needed impact bat. Unfortunately for them, there were no takers. Billy Wagner is a fair replacement for Rafael Soriano (though at this point, I'd take Soriano). But overall, there was no discernible improvement.
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Blood and urine tests. Blood tests can measure the amounts of natural hormones, such as catecholamines and metanephrines, produced during stress, which can detect a functional tumor. A patient may be asked to take a pill on the evening before the blood and urine tests, which helps detect the normal suppression of production of the hormone cortisol. A 24-hour urine sample, which requires the collection of all urine during that timeframe for laboratory testing, may also be needed. This helps the doctor track how quickly various hormones are produced. Tell your doctor about any medications that you take, even over-the-counter drugs, because this information is needed to correctly interpret the results.
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Abstract of paper to be presented by Amina Aouchar, University Mohammed V at the conference "Fez, Morocco, Crossroads of Knowledge and Power: Celebrating 1,200 Years of Urban Life"
The city of Fez, dating back 12 centuries, represents a rich and exceptional architectural heritage that UNESCO recognized by classifying the medina, the old city, a world heritage site. If monuments dating from the Middle Ages and the next centuries have come down to us is that previous generations were concerned by their preservation. Some public institutions, like the habous, were undertaken to find funds and to call up know-how to expand architectural heritage and keep it in good conditions. However, this policy suffered during the nineteenth century of the general crisis that crossed the country which explains the state of disrepair that knew the old town in the early twentieth century. During the period of the Protectorate, a modern legislation was promulgated and an administration was established to supervise the inventory and rehabilitation of heritage, thus contributing to saving many monuments and allowing better awareness to the whole Moroccan architectural tradition.
After independence, this momentum is hampered by the priority given to social and economic development. Fez is empty of its inhabitants the most cultured, the wealthiest who will move to Rabat, political capital or in Casablanca, the economic capital of the Kingdom. Fez then declines, and the medina takes more and more rural appearances, as a result of population growth and rural-urban migration. But from the seventies, the architectural heritage of the city of Fez gets a renewed interest: on the one hand, the authenticity of the Moroccan culture and its roots in history are highlighted for political reasons related to attempts at destabilization of the state by left parties ; on the other hand, during the same period, tourism is becoming a major foreign exchange earner for the country.
There, from the eighties, and the effort is still underway, the mobilization of public and private, domestic and international funds is noteworthy for the restoration of the most prestigious monuments, and also for the implementation of sanitation programmes and projects to renovating the old districts and preserving their most authentic style. At the same time, the modern city grows and the exceptional heritage of colonial period is rehabilited. The programme of rehabilitation of monuments and of the city in general is far from being completed, will it ever do? But the question remains : what functions these old buildings will get once rehabilitated? What policy can Morocco put in place to enable them to generate the funds needed to maintain them in good condition?
This presentation aims to answer to three main questions:
1- How architectural heritage of Fez has been preserved before and during the Protectorate?
2- What are the difficulties to carry out a dynamic policy in this field?
3- What is the present situation of this heritage now? In connection with that, two cases of rehabilitation, one on medina, another in new city, will be presented.
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10 Cheap Date Ideas That Won't Feel Cheap To Her
I cued up one of her favorite songs, pointed the truck straight up the grassy ski hill and hit blastoff.
Page 1 of 3Let's face it, these days dating can deliver an iron punch to the wallet. And since most women don't enjoy sneaking into movies through the service entrance or dining and dashing in heels, other solutions are required — cheap solutions. It's time to get creative with our date ideas, guys — and not go further into the red — so use what ya got.
I recommend making a list of all the resources, places and experiences you have available to you and creating a date drawing on some or all of these things. When I found myself flat broke one summer evening, but with access to a small pickup truck, I took my date — a fiery Nova Scotian beauty named Clare — to a ski resort just outside of town. I cued up one of her favorite songs, pointed the truck straight up the grassy ski hill and hit blastoff. Dinner at the Ritz it was not, but it gave us something to talk about later. The point is, today's man can show his date he's a fun and considerate guy without breaking the bank. Here are a few suggestions.


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3:30 pm - 4:45 pm - Flintridge Hall, University Student Union
The Department of Pan African Studies and the Office of Graduate Studies Distinguished Visiting Speakers Program present:
David Sylvester
"Traveling at the Speed of Life: My Journey Across Africa, Asia, and North America on a Bicycle"
David Sylvester's friend, Kevin Bowser, was one of the many lives taken on September 11, 2001. David tried to make sense of that senseless day by bicycling the deserts, mountains, highways and dirt roads of North America, Africa, and Asia.
This event is scheduled for Tuesday, February 26, 2013, 3:30 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. in Flintridge Hall, University Student Union
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Science fiction literature, one of the most popular and entertaining genres in modern fiction, has been read and loved by children and adults for decades. From the earliest pulp publications to modern masterpieces, science fiction short stories and novels have often functioned as a lens through which we express our sense of wonder, marvel at the possibilities of new technologies, and engage in our wildest imaginings. Join us as we celebrate the fantastic and strange in science fiction literature.
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Please join us for a thought-provoking lecture, �Define American� with José Antonio Vargas on February 26 at 4pm in the Northridge Center.
Vargas, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, founder of DefineAmerican.com and undocumented immigrant will share his journey with the CSUN community, from being born and raised in the Philippines to his immersion in the American culture at 16, his acclaimed journalism career, and his decision to step from the shadows by exposing his own story in a New York Times Magazine article, �My Life as an Undocumented Immigrant� in 2011.
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April 5 - The Linguistic and Social Development of Mexican Immigrant Children by Allison Wishard, UCSD
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Daily 5:30-11pm
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Old school Dining – We went here on the recommendation of a local. We showed up around 8pm without a reservation, The maître d' told us it would be about 45 minutes, ok so we figured we would sit at that bar and have a drink. His assistant came up to us about 15 minutes later and told us we would be seated next, as we headed back to our table they handed me a red rose, which they do for all the ladies, a nice touch, but the maitre d' then proceeded to tell us that really we were not next his assistant made a mistake, but he would seat us any way....uh thanks. Anyways, the place is very old school, you have a "staff" waiting on you..which I almost found silly as we placed our order, then the second waiter came to take our order also a few minutes later. I ordered the lobster, which I enjoyed, my boyfriend order rack of lamb, which he did not like. They make your salad to order in front of you which was cool. All the wait staff was very nice. Between salad and the entree they gave you sorbet to cleanse your palate. They had a nice selections of deserts, but we did not get one, but they gave us a nice platter of chocolate dipped fruit. All in all, it was nice, but probably would not go back again.
Excellent Service and Food – My wife and I just got back from a trip to Vegas and ate at Hugo's Cellar for the first time. I'm not sure about the two reviews before mine (They seem to have a personal beef with someone). Our experience was great. We had reservations, but arrived early and were seated anyway without issue by a friendly hostess. Our two servers were Michael and Anthony. Both of them were very attentive and knowledgeable about the food and proper restaurant etiquette. Our food was cooked to perfection and was equally as tasty. Our salad's and everyone else's salad (that I could see) were prepared in front of the tables. The price was not cheap, but at the same time I have ate at many other Vegas restaurants that cost more with much less to offer. We rarely travel off the Strip to eat, but from now on Hugo's Cellar will be one of our destinations every time we visit Vegas
Hugo's Cellar lost it's touch – We have been going to Hugo's Cellar for years. They lost their touch. Food was just okay. Salad use to be tossed right in front of you but the dressing is just poured on. Hostess needs to improve on her people skills.
rude hostess – the hostess seats my friend and i (two males) and returns 30 minutes later when were on our salad course to say that my friend is not wearing appropriate attire and offers a stiff white chef's shirt. my friend wore a sleeveless vest w/ jeans and leather shoes. the dress code is "neat casual". we saw men w/ t-shirts, shorts and flip-flops. no problem for them, but she suddenly had a problem w/ my friend. i say suddenly because she didn't have a problem when she greeted us and sat us earlier. she personally apologized to me later, upon which i dismissed her attempt as i find her decision-making on this matter to be indecisive and weak. i'll never eat their again, i told at least ten of my friends and will not stay or play at that hotel anymore.
It's lost it's flair........... – We?ve been going to Hugo?s for the last 14 yrs for our anniversary, the first couple of years were great but as time progressed the food wasn?t up to par ( very inconsistent) and their prices went up. The steaks were just ok, not something you?d expect at a high end restaurant, the best thing they have going for them is the salad they prepare at the table with your choice of add ons, that?s pretty much it..
We skipped this year?s anniversary dinner and went to Outback? believe it or not, they were far better than Hugo?s, so what that it?s not as cozy but I care more about better food and service, I think our trips to Hugo?s are a thing of the past? which frankly I don?t mind?.
none – None to speak of. Food was not well prepared. Service was Ok. It was not up to the usual dining experiences in Las Vegas.
A great place in Vegas for special occasions – My girlfriend and I had planned a trip to LV. We live in Guadalajara, Mexico. So I had the idea of looking for a nice place to have dinner there, and propose! The place had to be really special. I was lucky to find some reviews of Hugo's Cellar in the internet, and based on the good comments I read I decided it was the right place. I made my reservation for Hugo's Cellar over the internet, and received the confirmation in less than 24 hours.
When we arrived there, we were asked to wait for 15 minutes, since we arrived a little earlier, but we actually were seated in less than 5 minutes. A bouquet of flowers that I had ordered with another company was already on our table.
The service from the start was really good. Two waiters waited on us, one of them was in charge of the bread and the water, and the other was in charge of preparing the salad right next to us, and also the appetizer we ordered, which was the Hugo's Hot Rock Specialty. Both, the salad and the appetizer were very good. The main course was chicken champigion for my girlfriend, and I had the Beef Wellington. Both were excellent. After that, one of the waiters asked us what the special occasion was, and my girlfriend showed him the ring I gave her before we started with the main course. He congratulated us and left, just to come back a couple of minutes later with a delicious chocolate cake, and then the other waiter came with a nice plate of strawberries and figs covered with chocolate, which were beyond delicious. So the service and food were excellent. Too bad that we had to leave early, we wish we had stayed longer, to enjoy the nice atmosphere and maybe try another dessert with a nice coffee. But we will surely come back some time in the future. My girlfriend,- now my fiancee-, was delighted with this restaurant. So was I, it surely met my expectations.
Great Food, but Service Suspect with a Large Group – We dined at Hugo's two nights in a row last week, the first time as a couple, the second time with a group of ten. Both times, the food was outstanding; the steaks very tender, the fish fresh and the tableside salad was excellent. The difference between the two nights was the service. When we dined with only two, the service was outstanding. When we were in a large group, the service was less than adequate; water glasses left unfilled, dirty dishes remained on the table, drink orders not taken, excessive waits between courses and we actually had to track someone down to bring the check after a 30 min wait. That being said, the value of this restaurant as a fine dining establishment is unmatched. As opposed to the typical ala carte menu, the meals actually include the salad, a sorbet, vegetables and potato, and a fruit dessert. Overall, I recommend this restaurant for smaller groups.
YouGo to Hugos! – Old Vegas charm in a Romantic atmosphere, Hugos is a delight. Love the rose for the ladies, and Tableside Salad preparation that goes with the meal. Staff was very knowledgeble and prompt. We had a great time and will return soon.
most romantic place – I have been eating here for years it's one of Vegas best kept secrets! The steak melts in your mouth! They greet woman w/roses at the door and the butter is even rose shaped! If you order a salad they make it fresh at your table w/countless salad toppings. I recomend this for a date, family ocassion or just to treat and pamper yourself once in a while!
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Although not getting as much attention, the mumps outbreak, which began in January, has grown to include 230 people.
Ranging in age from 9-months to 80-years, at least 60% of the cases are linked to an outbreak at Ohio State University, including 105 OSU students and 14 staff members. At least 7 people have been hospitalized.
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Limit 1 special offer per adult/can not be combined with other offers or special offers. (not available on Holidays). please present coupon to server. Gracias!
Awesome Vibe – Went here with some coworkers the other day. Great place to unwind after a busy day at work.
Great chips and more! – Great taco Tuesday. a real Mexican and sports restaurant all in one. if your in Fullerton and looking for a great lil restaurant with a great vibe, this is the place to be.
Citysearch Editorial Review – This Fullerton favorite is a Mexican restaurant, sports bar and club-like space all in one. For the sports lover there is a bar area with booth seating (each booth comes with its own personal TV!) as well as an 8-foot HD television that broadcasts all sporting events, including pay per view events. The lounge area transforms into a two-room club Thursday through Saturday with DJ's and guest performers (after 10pm there may be a cover charge). The restaurant section of Cantina Lounge has a menu of traditional Mexican cuisine with weekly specials like Taco Tuesdays and Wing Wednesdays.
Last resort – The place has good music, but talk about the lines. They form about 3 lines so they can let other people who werent in line in, and if they do let people in line in, they just go with one line while everyone else waits. Oh lets not talk about the time they let you in, at 11pm??? What happened to 10 or 930. Hmm and then they stop at 130. Your ten bucks really can go to other local bars/club at downtown Fullerton where the service is better. As one mentioned this would be your plan c. OH and yeah they tend to overcrowd the place, so how the hell can you dance when you can't even move.
Go for the Baja Fish Tacos – Great relaxed atmosphere to enjoy baja fish tacos - they weren't overcooked or greasy.. I'll be back over and over and over agin.
best mexican tacos & great margaritas – whent to cantina on my aniversery they have verygood service , tacos are amazing, very clean.bar tenders are very helpful went you need to decided about a drink.
Thank you very much for choosing Cantina Lounge as the location to celebrate your anniversary! We are glad you experienced great service and enjoyed the Tacos! Remeber to come back every Tuesday between 5pm-8pm and the Tacos are FREE!!! We hope to see you again soon.
Best tacos in orange county – Cantina lounge has the best tacos in orange count y. Great place to go for good food and good drinks.
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best mexican food ever – The Cantina Lounge has the best Mexican food and MargaritasI have ever tasted. The atomosphere is great.
Fun Times @ Cantina Lounge...... – Cantina Lounge is a really fun place to hang out and have a few drinks in the early evening, or have a few more drinks and just dance all night to one of their great DJ's. The bartenders are a lot of fun and know how to make some great drinks. The overall environment is lively, with an awesome set up, lots of tvs, and exciting live entertainment (ie; comedy, karaoke). There are so many tv's, you can't just pick one. Check it out - you won't be disappointed!!
Place Rocks!! – Great place for everyone(open minded). Great Food, Enjoy watching all sporting events at "CL". Due to the recession Highly recommend Happy Hour at this place....it get's no better!!!
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Daily Joust Deals of the Day
January 19, 2013
The phrase I feel like a kid at Christmas is far too overused. Ive realized this over the past few days as I very much do feel like a kid at Christmas. Ive used this phrase before but never fully understood it until now. Ive Googled time machine about 50 times over the past two days and have taken far too many naps in an attempt to make Saturday come quicker. My response to my girlfriends reminder of the house-warming party were supposed to attend Saturday night was a very simple not going. There are plenty of fish in the sea, but there is only one opening night a year. My level of obsession is off the charts, so while its far too late for me, you, my friend, may still have a chance. Avoid the countless hours spent pouring over stats and trends and let me do it for you. Lets kick of the 2013 NHL season with a few of my favourite deals of the day.
Bargain Bin
The Bargain Bin features dirt-cheap players who have a good opportunity to snag a point or two. Sometimes its hard to avoid adding the odd scrub or two to your lineup so you might as well have one with the best opportunity to succeed!
Nick Bonino:
The second line is a place not many NHL players want to be. You cant tell me a kid plays hockey dreaming of one day becoming a second line center in the NHL. The top line is where the glory is. However, when youre a young up-and-comer and your teams second line includes Teemu Selanne and Bobby Ryan, well, thats not such a terrible place to be. This is where Nick Bonino looks to find himself to kick off the shortened season. At 55k you better get him into your lineup while you can. Hes in the perfect situation to experience some early success.
Andy McDonald:
I dont really know why, but a large part of me feels bad for Andy McDonald. It feels weird to feel bad for a player doing what Ive only ever dreamed about but I cant seem to help it. Bottom line is hes a very talented player who gets very little respect. Hes had his fair share of injury troubles in the past but usually comes in at about a 70 point pace over his many shortened seasons. The good news here is you only need him to play one game. Playing a Detroit team that will miss Lidstroms steadying presence much more than most people seem to want to admit has him in a very good spot to succeed. At 66k hes well worth the risk!
Jaromir Jagr:
At 78k Jagr is right on the cusp of what Id consider a Bargain Bin worthy player. But this is the lowest youll find him for a while. Jagr burst out of the gates last season with 29 points in his first 29 games before cooling off. Look for much of the same this year. There were many stories last year about Jagrs late-night hockey camps that showed his dedication and commitment to the game. You better believe hes going to be ready for puck-drop this year. Take advantage of the low-price tag while you can as you likely will not be seeing it again until around mid-season.
Economical Opportunities
Economical Opportunities are players with a slightly higher price tag but a much higher chance to succeed. Theyre the players who are in the right situation at the right time and have the potential for a huge night at a very reasonable cost.
Nicklas Backstrom:
Id bet my left foot youre not going to find Backstrom this close to 100k for very long. Tampa believes they have solved their goaltending problem with the signing of Anders Lindback and this very well may be true. What is definitely true though is a Washington Capitals team playing under offensively minded Adam Oates is going to keep many goaltenders up at night. The word is that Oates falls somewhere between Boudreaus all-out attack and Hunters offensive-zone phobia schemes however its hard to believe Adam Oates will be one to stifle offensive creativity. Backstrom has been a point per game player for much of his career finishing last years injury plagued season with 44 points in 42 games. At 116k theres no reason for him not to be in your opening day lineup.
Alexander Semin:
In my eyes, big name free agent signings have a tendency to under-achieve. More often than not I believe this is because expectations are set unreasonably high. In Semins case I believe the opposite to be true. I fully expect the change of scenery to be exactly what he needs, and Im not alone on that. Many hockey experts have been saying it for the past couple of years now. The only difference is now that its finally happened nobody seems to care. Theres no denying that Semin is an elite talent. Whether or not he wants to use that talent is up for debate. Im of the belief that he gets a much harsher reputation due to the language barrier and the fact he very rarely speaks with the media. If Alexander Semin was John Smith out of Red Deer, Alberta the public opinion of him would be very different. Politics and effort aside, Semin can virtually score at will. Hes on a new team with a one-year contract and has something to prove. If he doesnt do it himself than theres always the chance that his new line mate Eric Staal will bounce one off him and in. 86k is a very low risk for Semins potentially high reward.
Claude Giroux:
Heres one you might be able to sneak in. At the time of writing this a lingering IR note still hangs beside Giroux. Many casual players may be scared off from this and miss a tremendous opportunity. Claude Giroux loves him some Pittsburgh. He had eight points in five games against them in the regular season and another 14 in their six game playoff series. Its no secret these teams dont like each other, so you may even get a few PIMs to boot. Most have Giroux ranked just behind Crosby and Malkin and to a lesser degree Stamkos for this upcoming season and theyre not wrong. Giroux is an exceptional talent. 154k is a fairly steep price-tag, but if you find yourself with some leftover cash hes not a bad investment. 154k is a lot to put into one player but Girouxs history shows it will not be wasted money.
Sidney Crosby:
I normally like to shy away from players with lofty price tags no matter who it is. However, if you cant help yourself and need one of the pricey superstars (Crosby, Malkin, Stamkos) in your lineup then Crosby is the easy selection. Not only is he the cheapest of the three but I believe hes the one most likely to have a big game. If you pro-rate Crosbys stats last year he was on pace to leave the competition in his dust, finishing with 138 points. When Crosby returned from his concussion last season with 62 games remaining in the regular season there was actually talk of him overcoming a 25 point deficit and capturing the scoring lead. Hes that good. Too often we as fantasy players fall privy to the what have you done for me lately? mentality. In Crosbys case that shouldnt matter. Hes spent the time off training and The Kid is flying around at practice, clearly more than ready for the start of the regular season. I expect a big game from Crosby to kick off the NHL campaign, so if you have the money to spend hes the easy choice of the three.
Mike Green:
Talent like Mike Greens does not disappear. It gets stifled. Mike Green will be back in a huge way this season once the reins are released. Hes maintained his first unit power-play status and still has a plethora of offensively gifted players around him. I fully expect Green to finish either one or two in defenseman scoring, barring injury of course, and be yet again the coveted defenseman he not too long ago. Hes another player who falls victim to the what have you done for me lately? question and will deliver the answer very early this season. At 93k you would be smart to get him in your lineup while you can afford him.
Matt Carle:
On the flip side of tomorrows games you have Matt Carle. Carle is not among the most feared offensive defensemen in the league but he is a solid puck distributor who benefits from playing with talented players. He can hold his own on the power-play and has a very nice outlet pass. What has changed for Carle is opportunity. Hes gone from a team with a good number of offensively capable defensemen to a team that regularly dressed Marc-Andre Bergeron because they were that desperate for offense from the blue line. Tampas firepower is no secret, so while Carles low goal total is not likely to increase Im sure hell be more than happy to rack up the assists courtesy of Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis. 89k is a very reasonable price tag for Carles potential.
Carolina Goaltending:
Carolina was last in the league for shots against per game with 32.4, over two more per game than second last Ottawa. What that means for you is a good statistical night for Cam Ward when they visit Florida on Saturday night. Florida ranked fourth last in goals per game yet were in the top half in shots per game at 29.7. This should be a win for whats bound to be a much better Hurricanes team. When compared to other goalie prices, 159k is an excellent price for what should be a decent night for Carolinas goaltending.


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BA Skeletor, BA He-Man and Vikor.
And thanks for the pictures, that makes things really easy!
I went with He-Man, BA Skeletor and Roboto.
I really wanted to pick Gygor, but he wasn't an option.
"Oh Lord, Bless this M&M... and the mighty cockroach I slain in battle to get it." - Al Bundy
Slush Heads weapon doubles as an ax too.
I went with Snout Spout and He-Man. I like the rest, but definitely favor those two out of the ax-slingers. Soon we'll have Karatti too!
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Buzz gets my vote! They're all great tough.
I'd love a golden repaint of Vikor's axe for Teela to wield, while on the subject.
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
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Battle Armor He-Man. Always loved the axe. And when he goes into battle this is the variant of He-Man I envision with the axe.
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In Short – Buffalo Camp has been completely rebuilt, two new large properties have been incorporated into the Kapama Reserve, Southern Camp opened in December 2011 and then, January 2012, Karula was destroyed in severe floods.
The good news is that we have rebuilt Karula, now comprising of 5 Superior suites, 5 Suites and for the daring, two tents. We also jumped at the opportunity to include a classy library to the facilities.
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All river facing tents were damaged beyond repair in the floods. After careful consideration we decided not to rebuild the original tents but to rather replace the original tents with a suite that resembled the very popular Superior Suites. Read more...
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