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Shoes for my son - he loves the support and look.
Splash through rivers and streams with waterproof men's footwear from Merrell. The Chameleon 5 Waterproof is a hiking shoe designed for high-speed backpacking, with an unbeatable waterproof membrane to keep feet dry through wet and warm conditions. Plus, these men's athletic shoes have Vibram soles to deliver responsive control on the trail. With a bruise-protective plate and supportive insole suitable for carrying a light pack, the Chameleon 5 Waterproof will keep you protected over rocks and roots. And the breathable mesh upper and bellows tongue keep you cool while keeping out debris. Set out to explore the everyday with lightweight, waterproof, Merrell day-hiking shoes.
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Shoes for my son - he loves the support and look.
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these shores are great. my feet hurt for a couple of days after i got these, but i think it was how bad my old pair of shoes were.i work in carpentry and the waterproofing is great especially first thing in the morning with the dew or after a rain
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I am always a bit sketptical when a shoe is rated waterproof. So far, it definitely is. Been monsoon season this summer so the trails are running with water and mud; but my feet are dry. As with my previous Merrell style hiking and climbing shoes, they did not need breaking in, they fit right, they grip the trail, avoid rock bruising, and are relatively lightweight compared to other brands.
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Let me start by saying these shoes are 100% waterproof which was great! The only downside is that they really don't breath enough and my feet always end up sweating to the point of discomfort, no matter the sock/liner combination. Maybe I'm being unrealistic in wanting a breathable, truly waterproof shoe. I still say it is an amazing shoe, maybe I just bought the wrong type of shoe for my situation. Talk about comfort in hiking though. I backpacked on the Appalachian Trail for two weeks in these guys and experienced everything from thick wet mud to snow covered rocks for days and these guys were always comfortable and had tons of traction on those steep climbs. A real nice change from ankle high boots that offer all the support, rigidness, and durability I needed.
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Getting Cooler? What the World Meteorological Organization Actually Said
Getting Cooler? What the World Meteorological Organization Actually Said
For the past week, the breathless buzz on the global warming denier blogs and radio programs has been about a certain BBC News article regarding the temporary cooling effect of El Niña this year. Serial denier Noel Sheppard at Newsbusters described how the denier dramathon unfolded:
As reported Sunday, the third paragraph of what previously had been a very balanced piece about how global temperatures have been declining since 1998 was totally reworded in order to make the report just another hysterical climate change pronouncement.
On Monday, Jennifer Marohasy, the director of the Environment Unit at Australia's Institute of Public Affairs, received and published an e-mail exchange between the article's author, Roger Harrabin, and a climate activist affiliated with the British Campaign Against Climate Change…
Here's what the World Meteorological Organization Info Note actually said (emphasis theirs):
"La Niña modulates climate variability. There has always been and there will always be cooler and warmer years, but what is important for climate change in the present context is that the trend is still upwards; the global climate on an average is warming despite the temporary cooling brought about by La Niña."
It's right there in the lead.
Then, they even have Jarraud's quote in bold and italics.
How much more obvious could it be?
Even George W. Bush uses "The Google".
That's all a reporter - and a global warming denier - needs to do to discover the real story, and to learn a little more about Jarraud's consistent emphasis on the problem of climate change/call for action. Background information is very easy to find, and it should be the central goal of responsible journalism.
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According to hadcrut3 monthly global anomalies:
- The trend from 1850 (when their time series starts) is 0.048 degrees/decade
- The trend for the last 10 years is 0.024 degrees/decade
Presumably this means that the the warming trend is slowing down?
A warming trend that's slowing down is... still a warming trend.
Not a cooling trend. Sorry.
I see the reactionary un-scientists are out with their garbage again.
Frank Bi, http://tinyurl.com/yrpnmd
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
Take a look at any graph showing the temperature trend from 8000 years ago.
You will see a consistent cooling trend with many little bumps in it like the recent little bump at the end of the last century.
ANY Long Term Graph.
By ANY reporting agency.
By ANY honest scientist.
Of course that excludes GISS graphs.
Could be, though I think many would argue that a 10 year trend isnt of any significance as the period is too short to make any conclusions. Or least 10 years warming or cooling either way are to short. If you consider the hadcrut3 graphs there is all sorts of 10 year periods with various warming and cooling trends of varying levels.
Another Exxon-funded conspiracy to conceal Global Warming by distracting the gullible, scientifically illiterate public from The Truth(tm) with the old cheap snowstorm trick?
The storm dumped more than 23 centimetres of heavy snow on the city, smashing an 88-year-old same-day record of 15.2 centimetres. The downtown and northeast caught the brunt of the storm, said Environment Canada.
Triple -- nay, quadruple -- nay, quintuple -- stupidity from rob. Clues:
(1) snowfall, not temperature
(2) in one place, not global
(3) at one time, not long-term
(4) off-topic
(5) totally unsourced
Maybe we need some sort of "Climate Crank Index" to quantify the degree of crankiosity of climate crank posts.
Frank Bi, http://tinyurl.com/yrpnmd
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
"(1) snowfall, not temperature"
True. Calgary might as well be Caracas.
"(2) in one place, not global"
Of course, because snow storms occur uniformly, simultaneously around the globe.
"(3) at one time, not long-term"
Naturally. A snow storm in Calgary is just a crazy, isolated incident. A complete anomally.
"(4) off-topic"
Absolutely. What could a snow storm possibly have to do with global cooling?
"(5) totally unsourced"
That's right, Frank. I just made that up. It never happened.
Oh, wait:
Time for your nap, Frank.
It snowed here in Calgary on Thursday and the snow started melting the same day. Friday was warm and melting; today, Saturday, is supposed to have a high of 17C and tomorrow a high of 19C.
Rob, in 1951 there was snow here in June. In May 1986 Calgary had a famous snowstorm that brought down many power lines. By your dishonest kind of reasoning and cherrypicking, this snowstorm in April 2008 is thus proof of global warming.
"The saga was like a game of telephone. The story became more elaborate and fantastical as it was told, morphing a BBC article into Conclusive Proof that the world is actually cooling down."
So, let's see: You don't like Rush Limbaugh; therefore the theory and resultant fantastical predictions of AGW must be correct. Huh?
"It's boilerplate denier stuff, selectively quoting articles as well as relying on unsubstantiated claims that the BBC author modified the article based on the advice of an environmental activist."
Unsubstantiated? Say what?! The "claim" is anything but "unsubstantiated" -- in fact, it couldn't possibly be any more self-evident! The BBC reporter admitted as much. Did you not read the transcript of the e-mail exchange? They were caught red-handed.
"But here's the core of the problem: the BBC article is a classic example of vague/shoddy reporting, for they didn't even quote Michel Jarraud completely."
Uh, that's not the core of the problem. Although the BBC's record of shoddy reporting is well established in many areas, this is no mere "shoddy reporting", you miss the entire point of this incident. Here we have a prime example of the BBC's willingness to modify their reporting and meekly comply with the shrill demands and threats of one single Global Warming activist.
The reporter was certainly negligent, in that he didn't bother to do some simple research into who was doing the complaining. But that would be too obvious.
"Even George W. Bush uses "The Google".
Ooooh! Snap! George Bush is teh stoopid. What a burn! Bonus points for working that in.
Oh, wait, you work for Daily Kos. Never mind.
If environmentalists are "activists", then anti-environmentalists are "inactivists". Or "reactivists".
Or should we say "reactionaries".
Frank Bi, http://tinyurl.com/yrpnmd
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
Reality check.
Yes it's gonna be colder in 2008.
But enjoy it while it lasts, because it won't be for long.
1. We're experiencing a La Nina right now. (The Reverse of an El Nino) That causes cooling.
2. We're currently at the very very bottom of the last ~11 year solar radiation cycle.
Take those two temporary(!) factors away, and it's gonna be a lot hotter.
(And yes, climate isn't caused by a single variable, however here are four of the big ones)
1. Solar Irradiance
2. Volcanic/Other Airborne Dust
3. ElNino/LaNina
4. Greenhouse gases.
But they will seize on anything that can be contorted to "support" the notion. And prepare yourself for escalating silliness: we seem to have acquired some new trolls who are trotting out the same old denialist doggerel as though it's fresh news. Yawn!
Fern Mackenzie
"we seem to have acquired some new trolls who are trotting out the same old denialist doggerel as though it's fresh news."
As it happens, I'm actually writing a denialist doggerel...
Frank Bi, http://tinyurl.com/yrpnmd
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
Perhaps a lot less than a year.
La Nina would appear to be ending fairly quickly.
There is a lot of very warm water off the western coast of Central America and this warm water has expanded south to the coast of Peru.
But there is still a lot of warm water off the east coast of Australia, so there is no danger of an immediate El Nino.
The email conversation between the two where the activist coerced the BBC into changing the story is online.
It is totally substantiated and unlike global warming models, is reflected in the physical blood and flesh "reality".
"Coerced"? What cruel and unusual punishments did Jo Abbess threaten to give to Harrabin?
In the meantime, right-wing pundit Tim Worstall claims that "The BBC is under fire after altering a news story about global warming as a result of activist pressure." Of course, "fire" is something very different from coercion.
Frank Bi, http://tinyurl.com/yrpnmd
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
Um yeah, and these fascists do it by coercion!
Coercion, I say!
Poor Harrabin, he must be quaking in his shoes at the prospect of being burnt at the stake in a gulag.
(Never mind if that doesn't make sense. If it doesn't make sense, then it must be true.)
The WMO statement is probably also part of the Great Warmist Conspiracy, as is rob's dog.
http://frankbi.wordpress.com/ International Journal of Inactivism
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
"'Coerced'? What cruel and unusual punishments did Jo Abbess threaten to give to Harrabin?"
Are you kidding--it is right there in black & white!
"I am about to send your comments to others for their contribution,
unless you request I do not. They are likely to want to post your
comments on forums/fora, so please indicate if you do not want this to
That's right! She was going to share his comments with others--unless he didn't want her to! No wonder he buckled when subjected to this ruthless extortionate threat!
They're sockpuppets of the same master all -- rob, zog, Troll, trrll, wilbert -- and I claim my ten shillings.
http://frankbi.wordpress.com/ International Journal of Inactivism
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
Um yeah, getting people to post in comments areas is right up there with burning people at the stake in a gulag...
...while threatening bogus lawsuits (Monckton, McIntyre) is a profound act of freedom and democracy!
It's coercion! Coercion!
In the inactivist universe, up is down.
http://frankbi.wordpress.com/ International Journal of Inactivism
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
My 2 cents.
Via Lambert:
Glenn Reynolds wrote, "Under Fire: `The BBC is under fire after altering a news story about global warming as a result of activist pressure.'"
Hilarious how Reynolds tries to make himself look so detached from the whole thing.
Frank Bi, http://tinyurl.com/yrpnmd
"Al `Fat Al' Gore [is fat]" -- Harold Pierce
Surface temperature is not driven by co2 levels. This is most apparent with studies of other geological time frames. For example co2 levels were ten times greater 450 billion years ago, yet the planet was going through an ice age. co2s make up only one of the 4 greenhouse gasses and 97% of co2s come from oceans and vegatation. So my driving my SUV does not affect the climate in the slightest. You alarmists, or those being lead around by the nose will eventually realize that everything you thought you knew was crap and I'm sure that is a terrible feeling. Solar activity is the driving cyclic force for surface temperature. When solar activity increases, vegatation grows more readily. When vegatation grows more readily, co2 levels increase (Got it). Read the work of Dr. Willie Soon. Don't pay any attention to charlatans such as Al Gore(who stands to make a fortune with a company he started in London in 2004 which will benefit if government mandates ecominically cripling reductions in man-made co2s. Wake up fools.


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3) Most recently he can be seen in NBC's pilot "Mr. Robinson" starring opposite Craig Robinson and Jean Smart. The pilot centers on a rough-edged musician Craig, who is adjusting to his new life as a music teacher in a big-city middle school where he encounters teacher politics and the temptations of single moms.
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Ive been on hackint0sh for sometime and I have looked around for the answers however I still havent worked out exactly how Rep Power works yet
For every + Rep Power you get does that count as (1) in your signature? And is that the same for Rep Power as well?
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Ive seen people with two / three green boxes or moderators with loads, yet there Rep Power isnt that high in some cases.
I'm just genuinely interested so can someone clear this up for me?
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Rude? I beg to differ. – I can't figure out these last three reviews, with complaints about the rude owners. I've been going to Nachomama's on a semi-regular basis since they opened in 1994, and have NEVER encountered rudeness from the owners or the staff.
And by the way - the food is excellent. Yes, it may be a bit pricier than Q'doba or other chains, but well worth a couple extra bucks for great Tex-Mex food and the best guacamole in town.
Rude Owner!!! – This was my first experience at Nachomama's. I took my daughter and granddaughter there for lunch. We were in line behind two businessmen and father and his young daughter came in and got in line behind us. The owner was friendly and talked to the obvious ones who come in regularly. We were IGNORED. Then she took the father and daughter from behind us. After she took their order and chatted for a bit, she left the register and refused to take our order. She said I had butted in line in front of the father and his daughter. I WILL NEVER go in that place again. I did not order but did pay for my family. I went to fill our sodas, and she came over and chatted with another businessman with another owner or manager...not sure which. They could plainly see I was in line for the fountain drinks but kept chatting away and not asking the man to step aside, etc. RUDE RUDE RUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!
RUDE OWNERS!!!!! – Please dont waste your money here because the owners only care about money and NOT good food or customer service. I know people who know the owners and the good review you read are from the owners themselves and their family members!!! Please only believe the bad reviews.. all the others have been posted by relatives of the owners!! The owners are arrogant and mean to customers and employees!!
Owner very rude! – Made the mistake of lingering with old friends after lunch, when female owner must have decided we had been there long enough, and she literally asked us to get up and leave! Mind you, there were open tables the whole time we were there, so we weren't preventing them from earning any other business, and we weren't being unruly or loud, nor were we drinking anything stronger than soda. It was a matter of :making space for someone else," even though there were several open tables. We are all married guys with kids, so met for lunch to catch up a bit, but it seems the female owner didn't like us straying there once our large meal was finished.
The food was good, albeit a bit pricey, but we will never return there again, nor will our wives or kids. I am shocked that someone would treat customers this way.
5 STARS FOR SURE!!!! – Okay, where to even begin? There isn't enough space in this box to say all of the good things I have to say about Nachomama's. From the amazing chips, queso, guacamole, to the incredible nachos, enchiladas, salads, fajitas--you name it! Everything at this place is made with amazing flavor and impeccable taste. Not only is the food great, but the margaritas are unlike anywhere else too. (They have strawberry ones too)!!! On top of the food, the atmosphere is so much fun. Great place to go a little bit dressed up OR super casual. Best of both worlds!! The atmosphere and pleasant workers make this experience very enjoyable. My husband and I eat here every Friday night on our date night and have gotten to know the owners over the last few months. It's so fun to go into Nachomama's and have the owner know your name and genuinely appreciate your business. They could not be any nicer or more welcoming!! Literally, I cannot say enough great things about this place!!
Muy Delicioso – Fantastic, mouth-watering, delectable Mexican food right the heart of Rock Hill. Nachomama's offers a variety of delicious options. Personally, I start with the queso, and then move onto their AMAZING white meat rotisserie chicken (and sometimes the nachos if I'm still a little hungry...). You can taste the premium quality each bite you take. The times when I chose to venture inside, rather than the convenient drive-thru, I am warmly greeted and welcomed by the friendly staff. You can tell they are pleased to work there & not fed up like staffers at other restaurants. I truly feel I am a valued customer and will stick with Nachomama's to fulfill ALL of my Mexican food cravings! All in all, great place, fun atmosphere, and DELICIOUS food!
Nachomama's is the BEST Tex-Mex in town – I went to Nachomama's the other night and had the best experience eating there. The parking lot was packed, but who wants to eat somewhere when the parking lot is empty. You know the place can't be good!
I walked into a mom and pops restaurant with a bucket of beer next to me while I ordered at the counter. Nothing better than that! The customer service was beyond extraordinary. I ordered the shrimp tacos and they were the best I've ever eaten. The flavor in the tacos were so fresh along side their rice and beans. I grew up eating mexican food in Texas and nothing compares to the freshness at Nachomama's. The food comes out quick, but you can enjoy an awesome margarita with queso dip while you wait.
My wife had the fish burrito and I tried some hers and it was delicious. The tortilla was so warm and fresh and went great with some of their fire salsa on top.
Don't Listen to the Morons – Don't listen to the MORONS posting anything negative about this fantastic restaurant. I've eaten here hundreds of times since they've opened, and it's BY FAR the best Mexican or Tex-Mex restaurant in St. Louis. BY FAR! If I had to choose between this restaurant and Chicago's Frontera Grill, I would choose Nacho Mammas hands down. Its true, the restaurant is too popular for its own good and they don't always have the ability to tend to cleaning up the dining room as fast as they should, and once in awhile they've made a mistake on my order, but I don't care. The FOOD is incredibly good and remarkably consistent. The haters who have posted negative reviews deserve to be kicked in their fat taco-bell shaped asses. They have NO idea what they're talking about! Five stars all the way on the TASTE alone, and isn't that what REALLY matters? Taco Bell? Do they even use MEAT in their tacos? LOL!
Unique Tex-Mex – While I do agree that the prices are a bit high, the food is really good. I really liked the old shrimp tacos when the shrimp were fried. But we greatly enjoy the grilled chicken nachos! The guac is good but really expensive (at least to me it is). But all in all, good and unique food.
Poor service, clean your own table, long wait time, the list goes on and on... – I wouldn't even give this place 1 star, but I had to give at least 1. We went once on a Friday night, big mistake. Order was way off, the place was too crowded, the food was either under or over cooked, and the place was filthy. The second time we went on a Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon. Much better. Food was decent, at least the order was right. The restaurant was still disgustingly dirty. We do not like eating out for lunch, and instead like to go out for dinner. We tried a Saturday night and just went through the drive-thru instead since it was busy. The people who took my order were nice each time I came in. The sides, such as sour cream, were way too expensive. Each time we went back we were tempted to go and buy our own pound of sour cream at Dierberg's for much less than 50 cents a tablespoon.
We would not recommend this place because 1. It's disgustingly dirty. 2. The tall blonde who works the drive thru most of the time (someone told us she's the owner) is very rude and doesn't give out even a napkin unless you check your order and demand one (God forbid if you want two). 3. This is not fast food. It takes a long time to get your order even when it is slow. 4. The prices are too high. 5. The quality of the food is poor (Taco Bell can do a better job). 6. You have to clean your own table. 7. The place is packed full of too any tables and twice as many chairs. People have to scoot-in just for you to get to a table. 8. Owner/drive-thru lady is a true witch, to both customers and employees (we witnessed her screaming at one of the workers there, in front of everyone!). Male owner is very polite & customer-friendly (so we are told).
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The DobberBaseball Fantasy Guide is fully updated through yesterday - and DobberBaseball broke a traffic record for March, topping 230,000 page views. Great work by Fred Poulin and Eamonn McCauley, who have really turned that site around with a great team - and of course Chris Goudey, who put together an awesome guide and stayed on top of it with updates.
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Toronto has been given permission to speak to Miikka Kiprusoff's agent, no doubt trying to gauge the odds of Kipper returning to the NHL next year and/or what kind of extension he would like, if any.
Mats Zuccarello played in his second game of the season last night and he's getting a lot of love. He's seen 18 minutes per game and has an assist so far. Some surprising early PIM as well (six), that may be an adjustment to the league, or perhaps he just feels more secure that he'll hold his spot in the lineup no matter how aggressive he is. Rangers line combos last night:
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The trade deadline is starting early again this year. It will make for an exciting Monday and Tuesday… but you'll be disappointed in Wednesday. That's not to say that deals won't get done, but it's more spread out now. Easier on guys like me.
Robyn Regehr was traded to the Kings for two second-round draft picks. It will open up a bit of ice time for young Buffalo rearguards, but nothing in the way of power-play time. And the only concern you might have for LA rearguards is the less-proven Jake Muzzin. But he saw 19 minutes of ice time Sunday and had five shots on goal. He has just a point in six games, but I think that's just a slump. He'll bounce back.
The Ducks traded Jay Rosehill to the Flyers for Harry Zolnierczyk. This was for the Flyers to shore up their farm system and do Zolnierczyk a favor by giving him a fresh start.
Speaking of the Ducks, Radek Dvorak has been underwhelming, seeing just 11 minutes in each of his two games and posting zero points. In case you were curious and too lazy to look it up yourself - I got your back.
The Sharks traded Michal Handzus to the Blackhawks for a fourth-round draft pick. Handzus at this point is just a depth addition, bringing experience and faceoff skills. He'll draw in a few times down the stretch and it will be at the expense of young players such as Marcus Kruger. For now, with Dave Bolland out (seems to be short-term), he'll get in without taking a job.
Mike Fisher missed last night's game because of a hand injury. He is out indefinitely.
The Ryane Clowe rumors continue to swirl, now it seems like Philadelphia or Montreal. He was scratched from San Jose's game last night so you know it's coming.
There won't be a live chat this year for the deadline. I had wanted to give Google Hangout a try, but didn't have enough time to test it in advance. So back to the old way of just breaking it down trade by trade in articles, as well as forum chatter.
Jay Bouwmeester was dealt to the Blues for your Uncle Frank and your neighbor's cousin Jimmy. Or something like that. Actually it was a "conditional" first-round pick, defenseman Mark Cundari and Swiss goalie Reto Berra. Interesting that they were interested in the Swiss goalie. Do they see something? Anyway, I will have an analysis on this one later Tuesday. Not because J-Bo has fantasy implications… but because his absence from the Calgary lineup has them.
The first-rounder, per TSN, becomes a fourth this summer and a first in 2014 if the Blues miss the dance. Otherwise it's just the first in 2013.
Incidentally, this trade was announced after the St. Louis game started, but before the Calgary game started. So Bouwmeester's 611-games-played streak continues.
Jaroslav Halak left last night's contest with a LBI. Gotta think it's the ol' groin again. That guy's groin is weaker than my grandma after some sleeping pills. Without a walker. Anyway, I'm predicting that Brian Elliott will blow it, and Jake Allen will thrive again. Allen didn't thrive with Halak hovering over his shoulder, but when the Blues truly needed him… Allen stepped up.
I say this even after Elliott's strong game last night, stopping 19 of 20 shots.
Ville Leino has an undisclosed injury and the Sabres have finally recalled Luke Adam. Adam has had a horrible time of things since hitting a wall after his tremendous NHL start. He's still not doing great, posting just three points in his last nine AHL games and going minus-8 in that span.
Nathan Beaulieu picked up his first NHL point last night. He was also plus-2 in 15 minutes of action.
If Jarome Iginla wants to sign an extension with the Penguins, he would probably need to settle for something below $4 million. Would the NHLPA appreciate such a paycut/discount? He can still get over $6 million on the open market. But with the Pens already tied in up with several big contracts and with the cap going down, that is what Iginla is looking at. I'm sure he knows this.
Matt Cullen left last night's game with an LBI. He has 19 points in his last 20 games, so obviously fantasy relevant. Look for the Wild to trade for Clowe recall Jason Zucker or Mikael Granlund.
Granlund has 14 points in his last 12 games - including the last one in which he was shutout, snapping an 11-game points streak dating back to before the lockout. He has seven points in seven games since being sent down.
Kostopoulos left the game after getting dropped by Matt Martin in this fight:
Amazing game by Ryan Callahan - four points and plus-4 with four hits. Including this beautiful goal:
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There are 2 contexts to this deal that get lost now.
1. Burke pulled the trigger to assure the Leafs had a young, developed building block in hand, something that is not guaranteed in the draft. A long-term rebuild strategy could have easily meant picking someone other than Hall/Seguin - Niedereitter or Connolly for example.
2. The original deal was something like Kaberle/pick for Kessel. Seeing as both players were eventually moved, both trades look to even things out.
To Leafs:
Kessel(5th), Colborne(16th), 2011 1st rounder (Biggs/22nd), 2012 2nd round pick (traded for Liles).
To Bruins:
Kaberle, 2010 1st (Seguin/2nd), 2010 2nd (Knight/32nd), 2011 1st (Hamilton/9th)
Kessel ~ Seguin
Colborne ~ Hamilton
Biggs ~ Knight
Liles ~ Kaberle


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It's been a busy summer at the NHL's home office.
The league has registered nearly 200 new player contracts since the Blackhawks skated off with the Stanley Cup at the end of June. Most of those were low-level signings, players happy to find a chair before the music stopped. But there were scores of deals signed by legitimate NHLers as well, players who cashed in on their free agency or settled in for some long-term security with their current club.
Most of those deals left fans shaking their heads at the money that will be changing hands even though we all understand, on some level, anyway, that the numbers are bound to be crazy.
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Les Paul created custom guitars for rock and roll heavyweights such as Eddie Van Halen.
Is that a gesture of cultural preservation, man? Well, turn it up, man.
The Library of Congress received a musical infusion Monday thanks to former Capitol Records/EMI president and retired music executive, Joe Smith, who donated more than 200 audio interviews of some of the world's greatest musicians.
During his two years in the top seat, Smith, now 84-years-old, recorded interviews with George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Barbra Streisand, Ella Fitzgerald, David Bowie, Artie Shaw, Ray Charles, Ahmet Ertegun, Les Paul, Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Ray Charles, Elton John, Tina Turner, and hundreds more to amass his 238-hour archive.
In 1988 he compiled a number of interviews into a book, "Off the Record." Today, the unabridged rock and roll recollections are digitized in world's largest library, and available to researchers at the Capitol Hill reading room. A select number of interviews should be available later this year on the library's website.


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It remains to be seen whether the local high school baseball teams will top what was a magical spring last year. But it sure looks like it's going to be a blast to watch them try.
Optimism abounds across the area right now. Several teams have designs on league championships and deep playoff runs. Of course, we all know not everyone will see the season end the way they imagined it in February.
But for now, it's OK to dream.
Whether it's the presence of some top-notch individual talents or because of veteran coaches, the local area should again be abuzz with solid baseball no matter where you turn. Here's a look at how this newspaper ranks the top teams in the area heading into the season.
1. Alhambra
Marco Briones burst on the scene last season as a sophomore and posted a 1.22 ERA in 80 1/3 innings. Veteran Moors head coach Steve Gewecke said Briones is even better this season because of increased velocity, which means Alhambra has the area's top ace.
"I think his velocity has improved and the tightness of his breaking ball has also improved," Gewecke said. "And also his confidence level. At this point last year, we weren't sure. Today, we're sure."
Briones isn't the only talented arm in Alhambra's arsenal. Gewecke said Jose Amezquita, who transferred back to Alhambra after a season at Gladstone, could be a force. Andrew Arroyo was solid in just over 13 inning last season and could be the team's No. 2 starter.
The Moors have some key position players to replace, specifically Juan Crespo, who Gewecke called his best player a year ago. Juan Morales was another big loss and was second on the team in RBIs last season behind Crespo.
There still is ample talent to build an offense around, however. Jeremy Duran looks like a special talent at shortstop. The senior hit .346 last season and scored 20 runs. Outfielder Jonah Lybarger hit .374 last season and was second on the team in runs scored with 30.
"The expectations are different now because I don't think we're going to sneak up on anybody," Gewecke said. "I think there's still some naysayers out there who were saying `Good draw' or things like that. You know what? We won the games, other than the last one, so I don't know what else to say.
"There's always going to be people out there who maybe don't think we're as good as we were last year."
Alhambra figures to have little trouble in the Almont League this season, which means the Moors' overall record ought to look pretty good by the time the Division 4 postseason rolls around. Alhambra is No. 2 in the preseason division poll behind Oaks Christian.
2. Monrovia
The Wildcats won 20 games last season and have the area's best 1-2 pitching punch in seniors Joe Mata and Chris Burkholder.
Burkholder posted a 1.32 ERA in 47 2/3 innings last season and Mata had a 1.24 ERA in 56 1/3 innings. Come playoff time, having a duo like that could lead to another deep run for Monrovia.
The Wildcats will be heavy favorites to turn the tables on Temple City and win the Rio Hondo League. Scoring runs shouldn't be a problem. Monrovia led the league in runs scored last season with 58 and should post similar numbers with Mata doubling as one of the area's top hitters.
Mata hit .427 last season and should combine with James Tubbs, who led the team in RBIs last season with 17, to lead the offense. If Burkholder improves on his .250 average and junior Nick Carino is a year better with experience, then Monrovia should have no trouble putting up a lot of runs.
With Temple City down because of graduation losses, the Wildcats could spend the league season solidifying their chances at making another big run in CIF-Southern Section Division 4, where they will start the season ranked No. 3 behind Alhambra and Oaks Christian.
3. Arcadia
An untested, but talented, pitching staff is the big question for the Apaches. The hitters appear to be in place to produce another solid season along the lines of last season's 19-win campaign.
"We lost quite a bit of pitching, but we've got some guys who are going to step up and fill those roles," Arcadia coach Nick Lemas said.
Alex Morales and Austin Georden are vying for the role of ace. Whoever doesn't get it will pick up plenty of innings as the team's No. 2 starter.
"The way that they pitched this fall, they've done pretty well," Lemas said. "They've shown they can handle it so far."
The runs should be there, thanks to the return of David Dominguez and Brendan Toy. Dominguez hit .339 last year, was third on the team in RBIs with 15 and tied with Toy for the team lead in runs scored at 18.
Another bat Lemas is high on is Troy Resch, who will be counted on for middle-of-the-order production and coaches think he can handle it. South Pasadena transfer Joey Harmon injured his knee during football, but he's expected to help the Apaches at the plate and on the mound once he's fully recovered.
4. La Salle
The Lancers lost a major talent in Bowdien Derby, who helped win games at the plate and on the mound. But don't rule out another big season for La Salle just yet.
There's plenty of talent with experience returning. Austin Wallis has to improve on his 2.19 ERA from last season, but the senior did pitch 54 innings and should make a smooth transition from No. 2 starter behind Derby to the team ace.
Wallis also provides one of the better bats on the team. Antonio Ruiz, who hit .432 with 22 RBIs last season, headlines the offense. Nick Brown and Noeh Martinez also are capable of doing damage and Jordan Rodgers hit over .300 as a sophomore.
5. Pasadena Poly
Veteran Poly coach Wayne Ellis knows what to do with it when he's got talent. Ellis has a special one in junior David Orndorff, who hit .397 with 17 RBIs and three home runs last season as a sophomore.
The Panthers will build around Orndorff, but will they get anyone out? The pitching staff saw its top two arms from last season graduate and questions abound.
But with Orndorff and solid bats like Caleb Lee and Zack Bern back, the pitchers won't have to be great. They'll just have to do enough to let the offense carry games.
Poly looks like a good bet in the Prep League and will start the season ranked No. 5 in Division 6.
6. St. Francis
There's considerable optimism on campus about new coach Aaron Milam, who was an assistant coach last season.
The Knights won only seven games last season, but are coaches have been saying the talent on hand is better than that.
Milam and his staff have much work to do but have some pretty decent players to do it with.
St. Francis must improve on last year's horrendous pitching. The Knights simply couldn't get anyone out and allowed a Mission League-high 89 runs. Pitching coach Al Gomez should make an immediate impact.
The Knights have some nice position players led by Anders Schraer, who hit .364 last season. Cole Ramseyer hit .333 last season in limited at-bats and should see his role expanded.
7. San Marino
Looking for the area's surprise team? The Titans might be it.
It starts with 6-foot-4, 205-pound ace Jeff Bain, who has a big future ahead of him. Bain has matured from his sophomore to his junior season and reportedly has been throwing in the upper 80s and frequently touching 90.
San Marino finished third behind Monrovia and Temple City last year and probably has made up enough ground on Temple City to be considered Monrova's biggest threat in the Rio Hondo League. The problem for the Titans last year was they couldn't score runs. That needs to change for the program to take the next step, but coaches think the pieces are in place.
Nick Gott hit .310 last season, but needs better power numbers. Lionel Escajeda could be one of the better catchers around, but hit just .241 last season. Matt Wofford is much better than the .218 he hit a year ago. And Bain should again be one of the better hitters on the team. Bradley Haslam and Willie Forgatch will be counted on heavily.
8. Temple City
This ranking is based more on history than anything because no team lost more players to graduation than Temple City.
The good news is you can make the case that Rams coach Barry Bacon has built the program into a factory and the new faces this season will be as talented as any in the area.
Temple City still has some growing to do this season, especially on the mound where the brother tandem of Calvin and Cory Copping have taken their games to the next level after taking care of 132 innings combined last season.
Cameron Legrand logged some innings last season and also had a hefty number of at-bats as a sophomore. Gabriel Juarez and Nicolas Starling got good experience last season as freshman and should blossom over the next couple of years.
The Rams have talent and a good system in place. Success this season will depend on how quickly it all comes together.
9. Pasadena
Optimism abounds about a program turnaround with Mike Parisi at the helm.
The Bulldogs made strides last season by winning 13 games and earning a split with Arcadia. But beside that win, they didn't get over the hump against top area teams. Will that change this year?
Well, the good news is staff ace Patrick Saucedo is back after throwing 51 1/3 innings last season. The top two hitters last year - Calvin Christensen and Alex Baer - were sophomores. After them, though, the team batting average really needs to get better.
The Bulldogs' pitching won't dominate anyone, but if the offense is better it might be worth a few more wins and a better showing in the Pacific League.
10. Maranatha
The Minutemen lost 18 starts from last season to graduation, most notably top player Ryan Marrs, who had a 1.76 ERA and hit a whopping .472 in 88 at-bats.
Replacing Marrs is a tall order, but there is solid talent to build around.
Chris Davidson started five games, threw 45 innings and posted a 2.30 ERA as a freshman last season and should be even better in a bigger role.
Daniel Rasmussen is back after hitting .371 last season with 20 runs scored and 19 stolen bases.


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What a strange past year we've had. We officially closed our doors at the end of February 2013 and quietly reopened them on November 1. In between we hosted multiple events despite our temporarily homeless status. Since reopening we've been slowly rebuilding our inventory and letting people know, as best we could, that we had resurfaced on Mississippi Avenue. North Portland has a different pace than downtown and we had moments when we wondered if it was the right fit for our quirky little shop. We're pleased to report that as the sun emerges more and more so do the people! We've been having fun getting to know our neighbors -- both residents and businesses -- and look forward to a busy summer.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 11th
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Linework NW Opening Party & Exhibit
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We are very pleased to be hosting the opening party for Linework NWincluding an exhibit featuring the work of Jim Woodring and Michael DeForge in our new gallery space!
One of the all time greats of American cartooning and a legendary figure in Pacific Northwest arts, Jim Woodring is an accomplished illustrator and oil painter. He is best known for his surreal comic series JIM, from which sprang the iconic character Frank. You may also know him from his quest to create a giant, functional pen nib, which he'll be bringing to Linework NW!
Michael DeForge is a Canadian comic book artist and illustrator. A prolific artist and writer, his work includes the comic book series LOSE and the collection Very Casual, (Koyama Press), Ant Colony (Drawn & Quarterly) and a wide-ranging series of webcomics. His illustrations have appeared in publications such the New York Times, The Believer, Pitchfork Magazine, The Stranger, and many more. Michael is also a designer & storyboard artist on the popular animated show Adventure Time.
Original works, prints, books, and other merchandise from both artists will be available. Show runs thru April.
THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 6pm
Harmonic Break Comic Release Party
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Join us for an unusually musical comic-book release party featuring a live performance by the von Trapps!
We all know and love the story of the von Trapps from the Sound of Music. That remarkable family's creative adventures continue today with the current generation of von Trapp sibling musicians, Melanie, Amanda, Sofia, and August, who recently released an album with Portland lounge legends Pink Martini. Comics enthusiast August von Trapp has written a time-bending adventure minicomic to accompany the release of Dream a Little Dream called Harmonic Break.
This limited edition release features short stories written by August and drawn by an incredible team of comics artists, including Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop), Jeff McComsey (Mother Russia). Chris Grine (Chickenhare), Thien Pham (Sumo), and Zak Kinsella, and tells a fantastic story about the four singing siblings who are whisked away from a performance by a temporal rift and dropped into different times and places in history.
This event is free and all ages!
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30th, 6:30pm
The Magazine: The Bookwarming!
With Glenn Fleishman and friends
Join us to celebrate the release of The Magazine: for curious people's first book! Editor Glenn Fleishman will join us along with a number of Portland based contributors, plus the Doubleclicks will be making a special appearance!
The Magazine is a subscriber-supported, independently produced bi-weekly electronic periodical that comes out every other Thursday. Topics range from pinhole lenses for digital cameras to a daughter coping with the obsolete computing technology left behind when her father died to the best way to make tea and coffee. We look at technology very broadly: the tools we use and how they affect our lives.
Glenn Fleishman is a Seattle-based technology journalist, and two-time winner on Jeopardy! He's the editor and publisher of The Magazine, host The New Disruptors podcast, a contributor to the Economist's Babbage blog andBoing Boing, and editor and programmer of TidBITS. He does not sleep.
FRIDAY, JUNE 6th
A Book Fair at the Museum
Portland Art Museum (1219 SW Park Ave)
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FRIDAY, JUNE 13th, 5pm
Queer Lit Happy Hour
At Bridgeport Brewing Pub (1318 NW Northrup)
Join some of the Northwest's top LGBTQ writers & publishers for this one of a kind happy hour! Featuring:
- Tom Spanbauer, author, I Loved You More (Hawthorne Books), and founder of Dangerous Writers
- Lidia Yuknavitch, author, The Chronology of Water & Dora: a Head Case (Hawthorne Books)
- Carter Sickels, author, The Evening Hour (Bloomsbury USA)
- A.m. O'Malley, Independent Publishing Resource Center
- Cathy Camper, author, Low Riders in Space, reviewer Lambda Literary
- Chloe Eudaly, writer, publisher, gallerist, and bookseller, Reading Frenzy
- Michael Sage Ricci, teacher, Dangerous Writers, publicist, Hawthorne Books
Come early to mix and mingle with hosted appetizers and free beer to the first 100 people in the door (there will also be a full bar available).
Door prizes from Reading Frenzy, Tom Spanbauer, Sage-Ink Custom Tattoo and more TBA.
This is event is free. 21+ w/ ID.
Bridgeport Brewery's Heritage Room (up the stairs and to the left, past the bar)
FRIDAY, JULY 4th, 6pm
The Art of Zines
1st Friday at Reading Frenzy
More info coming soon...
SATURDAY, JULY 12th
Mississippi Avenue Street Fair!
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SUNDAY, JULY 13th, 3pm
Emily's Blue Period
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Seniors – July 31
Health Fair
Country Meadows of South Hills will host a Health Fair 11 a.m.-=3 p.m. Aug. 10 in Building II at the Bridgeville location. The fair will include chair massages, facial skin analysis, information on Alzheimer's, cancer, rehab, Weight Watches and a healthy cooking demonstration with samples created by Country Meadows chefs. For more information, call 412-257-4566.
Mature adults
The Musuneggi Financial Group presents "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night," a free program focusing on housing options for mature adults, at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 14 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair.
Real estate specialists from Northwood Realty Services will discuss when to consider a transition in living arrangements, independent living options and schemes and scams aimed at baby boomers and mature adults.
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Conserving energy
Hilltoppers of Scott Township will meet Aug. 14 at Covenant-Community Presbyterian Church.
Doors open at 10 a.m. Bring lunch to eat at noon. Jane Sorkin will speak about conserving energy in our homes. For more information, call 412-341-8640.
Lunch and Learn
Author Steve Mulligan will discuss his books about the Civic/Mellon arena and Three Rivers Stadium at 11:30 a.m. Aug. 23 at Chartiers-Houston Community Library.
Bus trips
Peters Township Parks & Recreation will sponsor a senior bus trip to Seven Springs on Sept. 30. Enjoy lunch, Tahitian drums, primitive Samoan fire dance and ancient untamed Hawaiian hula.
For more information, call 724-942-5000.
Alzheimer's care
Home Instead Senior Care Center, Bethel Park, will sponsor Alzheimer's Care training workshops at 6:30 p.m. through Sept. 24. Caregivers learn to manage behaviors, encourage engagement and care for themselves.
Seniors travel
Active Christian Seniors at Canonsburg U. P. Church will sponsor a three-day trip to Lancaster County Sept. 24-26.
Travel to see "Noah" and then on to Gettysburg for its 150th Memorial Year. For more information, call 724-745-0800.
Adult Interest Center
Adult Interest Center, Southminster Presbyterian Church, will be closed through August.
Community Day
Baptist Homes Society will hold its annual Community Day noon-3 p.m. Sept. 21 at its senior community on Castle Shannon Boulevard. This year's theme is "Discover Your Community." Area businesses and service agencies will be on hand with services such as paper shredding by Business Records Management, safety information by Mt. Lebanon Fire Department, and eye glass collection by the Rotary. Elected officials, Mt. Lebanon Police, Mt. Lebanon Library and others will also be on hand.
Free hot dogs and lemonade, a petting zoo, Cura Hospitality healthy food demos, area dance troupes, sign language demos by Baptist Homes residents are just some of the entertainment planned for the day.
Baptist Homes Society's Community Day is the kick-off celebration for Active Aging Week, a week filled with events and activities for seniors to promote an active, healthy lifestyle.
For more information, contact Marilyn Walsh at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 412-572-8258.
Senior driving
Seniors for Safe Driving will present a highway safety education program for seniors 55 years of age and older. The class will take place 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Rec Department of Upper St. Clair.
The programs are certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Successful completion of the program makes senior drivers eligible for a five percent discount on their auto insurance premiums, across the board, for a period of three years.
If you have never participated in a senior driving program before, you must attend a two-day class.
To register, call 1-800-559-4880 or 724-283-0245, or visit www.seniorsforsafedriving.com.
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