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Central London | Childrens Bedroom Furniture & Bedroom Furniture For Kids
Dragons of Walton Street23 Walton Street, Knightsbridge, London SW3 2HX
Dragons have been privileged to supply the most discerning clients with hand-painted furniture and interiors for over 25 years.
Attention to quality and detail has earned a well deserved reputation for beautiful furniture and imaginative design schemes.
Our team of creative interior designers look forward to welcoming you to our London showroom where you can see our extensive range of hand-painted furniture, fabrics and accessories.
We also supply high quality bedding for the rest of the family including duvet covers, superking bedding, Egyptian cotton sheets, goose down duvets, wool blankets and orthopaedic pillows.
Our range also includes a fabulous selection of character beach towels, electric blankets, mattress protectors and mattress toppers as well as a great range of Andrew Martin fabrics.
Please log onto our easy to use website to view all our stock. We deliver world-wide.
Here at Frances Hunt we understand the need for strong, durable furniture to handle the energy and excitement that children naturally have. That's why our selection has been specially picked to satisfy this need.
We also sell mattresses as well as bed frames in addition to bookcases, bedside chests, chairs, and more to complete the bedroom of your little one's dreams.
Our kids' dressing tables and bookcases ensure their learning materials are housed in the comfort of their bedroom to encourage tidiness and more importantly educational learning.
With decades of experience in the furniture industry, you can trust that Frances Hunt furniture has customer requirements at the forefront of everything we sell. But for those customers who like to get a first-hand experience of our products, we also have a showroom in Fulham in addition to our online store. Feel free to visit our website below. We hope you'll find something that suits you and your children.
Our children's bunk beds, loft beds, baby cots, children's bedroom furniture including wardrobes, desks, bookcases and accessories are made of first class beech and pine wood from sustainable forest. The timber is left untreated ensuring a healthy interior climate and restorated sleep for your child. The WOODLAND bed models are compatible with each other therefore adjustable to changing needs of your family. Accessories such as a slide, swinging rope, hammock and toy crane can be attached to all WOODLAND adventure beds.
All WOODLAND furniture can be customized to meet your specific needs. We are happy to help you create a one-off adventure room for your child.
Telephone: Hotline (within the UK) 0207 112 8107 or +49 (0)2133 248219
From amazing climbing frames and playhouses to the next generation in trampoline design and safety, plus over 24 years of trading behind us, we have it ALL!
Rainbow Play Systems is dedicated to manufacturing "child friendly" play equipment. We have hundreds of combinations to choose from including some really exciting new designs for 2013. With systems starting at just under £1,000 there is a rainbow to fit all gardens and budgets.
Kids love Rainbow and parents trust Rainbow, so let the adventure begin and let your children's imaginations soar!
We are also the UK supplier for the multi award winning Springfree trampoline, the World's safest trampoline and the only trampoline endorsed by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.
The all new, all action, trampoline with a difference means more fun for them, more peace of mind for you because it is the only trampoline that does not have the rigid steel frame and springs around the jumping mat. Like we've already said, it's the safest trampoline in the world.
Come and let your children play at one of our 3 main UK display sites, Surrey, Sussex & Cheshire
See you soon.
Our on-line service offers over 500 fabrics, so whether you have a fairy princess or pirate there is something for everyone!! As well as curtains, blinds and duvet sets, we also supply lots of accessories including nappy stackers, cot bumpers, beanbag and cushions covers, headboards, light switch covers, wall art and curtain tracks and poles. We can also provide you with everything you need to do the sewing yourself, with all fabrics available in cut lengths.
Once you have made your selection, take advantage of our free sampling service to see the fabric in your own home and use our on-line quotation system to find out in an instant how much your choice of soft furnishings will cost. If you would like us to quote for an item not shown, please give us a call.
Childrens bedroom curtains, duvet covers and soft furnishings at: 11 Gorringe Valley Road, Lower Willingdon, East Sussex BN20 9SX
Our exciting range is practical, durable, flexible and stylish with a choice of colours from bright statement pieces to warm pastel colours. With the help of our designers we can help you create the perfect bedroom for your child's needs with great ideas for storage and small spaces. Our innovative and stylish collection includes children's bunk beds and single beds, children's wardrobes and children's desks. We offer a nationwide design and installation service.
For the best kids bedroom furniture visit our showroom, view our full range online or contact us on 01223 327463:
Showroom: 56 Regent Street, Cambridge CB2 1DP
Our range includes beds to suit all ages and needs. Sturdy pine starter beds, beautiful carved or painted themed children's beds that are sure to inspire your child's imagination, four poster beds and smart divan beds. Our mid-sleeper and high-sleeper cabin beds are perfect for maximising use of space creating room for play, study and storage. We also supply bunk beds, budget metal beds, complete room sets and lots more.
Our knowledgeable staff are always on hand to help you with your queries and advise on how you can customise ranges to best suit your individual needs.
Browse our website, call us, or visit our showroom.
New in to us now is a range of children's toys, specialising in Brio trains, wooden puzzles, from pocket money toys to big toys.
Showroom: 103 Main Street, Bingley, West Yorkshire BD16 2HT
Tel: (01274) 569911
Children's Beds:
From luxury single and double children's beds to cabin and bunk beds. From children's truckle beds to four poster beds there is something for both boys and girls. Exclusive designs and optional colours as well as the opportunity to personalise or modify; Little Lucy Willow are about choice as well as quality.
Children's Bedroom Furniture:
Our exclusive collections of bedroom furniture have been carefully designed with children in mind and come in a variety of price budgets as well as design styles.
Children's Bedding & Accessories:
Create the perfect environment for your child with our divine collection of children's bedding and accessories.
Bespoke Service:
We can make changes to our existing products, source a particular colour match or make something completely from scratch.
Our experienced and friendly customer service team are here to help, contact us, visit our website or come to our showroom.
Showroom: Top Floor, Heskin Barns, Heskin Farmers Market and Craft Centre, Wood Lane, Heskin, Chorley, Lancashire PR7 5PA
You will also find bed linen, accessories, wall stickers artwork, lamps and other homewares in-store.
An interior design service is available.
Ranges include over 200 designs of re-positionable nursery and children's wall stickers for the home. An ideal way to brighten up any child's bedroom in seconds. A unique and stylish collection of handcrafted children's bedroom furniture and accessories including wall clocks, rocking chairs, bookends, toy boxes, lampshades, door signs, height charts and nursery canvases to decorate and inspire youngsters' imagination. Also one of the widest back to school collections online. From insulated lunch boxes and backpacks by Australian brands Smash & Bobble Art to cool lunchtime accessories featuring Hello Kitty and other animated characters.
For a signature gift we stock characterful Stephen Joseph backpacks and lunch boxes, which are also personalisable. Morever, have a department dedicated to melamine, ceramic and porcelain dinnerware sets for little ones and older children and a gift section stocking over sixty beautiful music boxes and jewellery boxes.
We only have one childhood....so make it bright and colourful! For more information please visit:
Personalise your child's bedroom or nursery with fabric letters and personalised bunting. Enhance the look of your playroom with our childrens rugs and childrens bean bag chairs. Add the finishing touch with our matching storage bags, fabric lampshades and padded fabric photo frames.
Our wide selection of kids furniture and accessories includes:
- Kids beds – single, double, bunk, mid-sleeper, cabin and themed
- Children's bedroom furniture – Wardrobes & chest of drawers
- Nursery - Cots, furniture sets, wardrobes & changing units
- Bedding - Soft and snug fabrics in a range of designs
- Wallpaper and Murals – Traditional and themed designs
- Wooden Furniture - Beautifully carved, hand-painted toy boxes and stools
- Accessories - Rugs, rocking chairs, beanbags, sofas, desks, storage ideas, lighting and more
- Outdoor Play – swings, sandpits, trampolines, climbing frames & playhouses
- Playroom Toys – Great selection of toys for pretend play
We offer FREE DELIVERY to the UK mainland. Visit our website for our full range and to buy securely online.
Create the perfect bedroom for your child from our extensive collection of stunning bedroom furniture that includes children's first beds, cabin beds, princess beds, storage and mid-sleeper beds, themed beds, bunk beds, wardrobes, drawers, bedside tables, bookcases, toy boxes and lots more.
Choose from a wide range of styles, colours and designs or our team of skilled artists can work with your own ideas. Furniture can also be 'bespoke' - if required.
Chartley's children's beds are built to last! That's why we offer a full repainting or part-exchange service should a design become outgrown. See our website to view our full range and to order our free colour brochure or visit us at our Kent showroom:
Showroom: within Polhill Garden Centre, Badgers Mount, Kent TN14 7AD Exit 4 M25 (Orpington/Bromley turnoff). Use car park B - we are near the toy department! Open 7 days a week.
Please come along and see us and receive 10% discount if you mention you have seen us on All4Kids.
If you cannot see what you want in store I'm sure we have it online or if ordered in store we can have delivered to your home within 48 hours (stock permitting)
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Opening Times: Mon-Fri 09.30 – 15.30 Saturday 10.30 - 17.00 Sunday Closed
Personalised Photo-Frames, Single Pegs, Pegboards and Name Plaques
Hand painted and personalised featuring classic and contemporary designs.
Personalised Keepsake Boxes
Hand painted to order in a range of designs and sizes. Customised design and colouring may also be requested.
Custom Painted Furniture
Toy boxes and chairs can be custom made and decorated to your requirements. We also undertake commissions to decorate customers' own furniture, whether an old loved piece or a new purchase.
We also supply attractive and practical gifts for dog lovers, featuring all dog breeds. In addition, we have a selection of personalised, monogrammed boxes for Weddings and Anniversaries.
Please click on to the website to view our full range.
Our toys are educational and assist with the child's development while of course having lots of fun! We specialise in wooden toys as well as offer a range of other high quality traditional toys suitable from the age of 1 which include ride on toys, play kitchens, building blocks, marble runs and even a great range of personalised toys and gifts .
We also offer a beautiful range of quality children's wooden furniture and other bedroom accessories.
Our range includes:
- Wooden puzzles, vehicles, walkers, arts and crafts, rocking horses, musical instruments, pretend play, fair trade toys and more
- Fabulous range of themed and traditional beds, wardrobes & storage units
- Fancy dress outfits from police and firemen to animal costumes for toddlers
- Wooden height charts, clocks, photo frames and stepups
We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service; contact us if you're looking for something we don't currently have in stock. Visit our easy to use website where you can see our full range including latest special offers and to buy securely online. FREE delivery on all orders over £40
Throughout their young lives, our children are constantly developing, learning and soaking up information. Encourage imaginative play with our wide range of products.
After supplying the education market for 25 years, House of Sixty was created to bring a few well chosen products to you. We are always sourcing new and innovative products, we think this makes House of Sixty something special, we hope you do too!
Visit our website to view our full range which include:
- Tables and Chairs
- Art and Activity Tables
- Educational Toys
- Bikes, Trikes and Scooters
- Room Accessories
- Storage
- Playroom Toys
Our friendly customer service team are on hand to answer any questions you may have, give them a call on 0151 479 3080. Free delivery on orders over £65.
Best wishes The House of Sixty team.
- Cot linens, Baby Duvets, Pillows & Blankets
- Cot Mattresses – by Dormiente & Prolana
- Cot Mattress Pads & Protectors & Baby Sleeping Bags
- Nursery Furniture – by Prolana
- Baby Towels & Nursing Pillows
- Bed Linens, Duvets, Blankets & Pillows
- Toddler, Child & Teen Bed Mattresses
- Beds & Slatted Bases
- Mattress Pads & Protectors
- Towels & Robes for Children
Free delivery on all orders over £50. Visit our website to view our full range or contact us if you have a query; our experienced team will be pleased to help.
Our excellent range of toys are designed to last. The range includes:
- Educational toys and games
- Baby books
- Bedroom wall charts
- Themed bedroom wall stickers
- Ride on toys and bikes
- Wooden trains, tracks and cars
- Traditional Toys
- Play houses and dolls
- Outdoor toys and games
- Family games and puzzles
- Science and discovery kits
- Construction toys
- Pocket money toys
- Creative arts and crafts Kits
- Themed bedroom furniture
And much much more!
Visit our website to see our huge variety of well chosen toys, games and gifts. We offer a gift wrapping service and can despatch worldwide. If you can't decide what to buy then simply choose a gift certificate and send it to the lucky recipient, who can redeem it for the toys of their choice. Shopping with us at Smart Start Toys is easy, enjoyable and secure.
Our team of experts have a wide range of knowledge regarding all of our ranges and are on hand 7 days a week to offer honest impartial advice.
We stock and supply beds from Thuka, Stompa, Scallywag, Parisot, Flexa, Gami, Gautier and many more. In addition we not only deliver the beds and furniture our team can also assemble them should you wish. It is here where we excel in comparison to our competition. Rainbow Wood are one of the only companies in the UK that offer an in house assembly service rather than relying on agents to assemble beds like many internet companies. This means that our staff have an intimate knowledge of our products compared to the competition.
Rainbow Wood South, a family owned company with a professional service rivalled by none.
Their new e-commerce website launched in autumn 2008 offers not only kids furniture, but also children's bedding and bedroom accessories that have been carefully sourced from respectable suppliers.
CBC's furniture range is practical and durable, yet fun and includes; children's storage beds, bunk beds, tent beds, four-poster beds, sleepover beds and study units, as well as wardrobes, chests of drawers, bedside cabinets, toy boxes, desks, shelves and more. The majority of CBC beds come with storage and are available in a choice of two widths, three lengths and six colours; natural ash, blue, pink, red, yellow and white.
Delivery is available throughout mainland UK, please see their website for details. Beds are assembled in your home by their trained staff free of charge.
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Supreme Protein® Bar - Peanut Butter Crunch
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Quadruple Layer
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The Supreme Protein® Bar delivers delicious, quadruple-layer candy bar taste with 6 net carbs and 30 grams of high-quality protein, including premium whey isolate. Superior nutrition has never tasted this good!
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Serving Size 1 bars Servings Per Container 12 Amount Per Serving % DV Calories 400.00 Calories from Fat 175.00 Total Fat 18.00 g 18% Saturated Fat 9.00 g 24% Trans Fat 0.00 g Cholesterol 10.00 mg 7% Sodium 270.00 mg 12% Potassium 65.00 mg 2% Total Carbohydrate 26.00 g 11% Dietary Fiber 2.00 g 6% Sugars 10.00 g Sugar Alcohol 14.00 g Protein 30.00 g 0% Vitamin A 0.00 35% Vitamin A 0.00 35% Vitamin C 0.00 25% Vitamin C 0.00 25% Vitamin E 0.00 50% Vitamin E 0.00 50% Thiamin 0.00 2% Thiamin 0.00 2% Riboflavin 0.00 10% Riboflavin 0.00 10% Niacin 0.00 15% Niacin 0.00 15% Vitamin B6 0.00 30% Vitamin B6 0.00 30% Folate 0.00 30% Folate 0.00 30% Vitamin B12 0.00 25% Vitamin B12 0.00 25% Biotin 0.00 10% Biotin 0.00 10% Pantothenic Acid 0.00 10% Pantothenic Acid 0.00 10% Zinc 0.00 10% Zinc 0.00 10% Selenium 0.00 4% Selenium 0.00 4% Copper 0.00 20% Copper 0.00 20% Manganese 0.00 15% Manganese 0.00 15% Calcium 0.00 15% Calcium 0.00 15% Iron 0.00 15% Iron 0.00 15% Phosphorus 0.00 20% Phosphorus 0.00 20% Magnesium 0.00 6% Magnesium 0.00 6% ** Daily Value (DV) not established † Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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Calories: 2000 2500 Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat. Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 mg 300 mg Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g Calories per gram:
Fat 9• Carbohydrate 4•Protein 4
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Low-Carb Diets Beat Low-Fat for Heart HealthLow-Carb Diets Beat Low-Fat for Heart HealthWhen it comes to weight loss, one size doesn't necessarily fit allThe debate continues: Which is better for lasting weight loss-low-carb or low-fat diets? A study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine found that both diets can help you lose weight and keep it off (when accompanied by a support program), but low-carb diets may actually be better for your heart.
What to give up?
The weight-loss industry is a booming one, with millions of overweight people worldwide hoping to shed some extra pounds. But what's the most effective strategy? Low-carb diets-such as the Zone, Atkins, and South Beach diets-may be more appealing and easier for some people to stick with than those that strictly limit fat intake. But critics of the low-carb craze worry that too much protein could lead to bone loss, and excess fat intake could raise cholesterol levels. On the flip side, some fats, like those found in nuts and salmon, protect heart health, so limiting these foods could also have drawbacks.
The new study compared weight loss, blood fats, bone mineral density, and blood pressure in 307 overweight adults who followed either a low-carb or a low-fat diet for two years:
- People in the low-carb group restricted their carbohydrate intake to no more than 20 grams per day for three months; after that they increased the amount of carbs they ate by 5 grams per day each week until their desired weight was attained.
- The low-fat diet was low in both fat and calories, with only 1,200 to 1,800 calories allowed per day, and no more than 30% of calories from fat.
- All participants received comprehensive behavioral counseling throughout the program to help them reach their target weight by improving self-monitoring skills, resisting cues to eat, and avoiding relapse into unhealthy eating patterns.
- They were also instructed to get some physical activity, mainly in the form of walking. Over time, they gradually increased the amount of exercise to four, 50-minute sessions per week.
Low carbs help heart health
By the end of the study, both groups had lost 7% of their body weight. People in the low-carb group tended to have lower diastolic blood pressure (the bottom number in a blood pressure reading), and bone mineral density decreased by 1.5% or less at the hip and spine in both groups, "suggesting that the hypothetical concerns that weight loss induced by a low-carbohydrate diet causes greater bone loss than that induced by a low-fat diet are unfounded," the study's authors commented. Triglycerides and LDL ("bad") cholesterol levels dropped in both groups to the same degree (which was not much), but HDL ("good") cholesterol levels were significantly higher in the low-carb group.
"When it comes to weight loss, one size doesn't necessarily fit all," says Clara Barnett, an NYC-based physician specializing in weight loss. "Some people respond remarkably well to low-fat diets, while others find them too limiting. It's reassuring to know that both of these diets seem to work equally well, so people can choose what works best for them and their lifestyle. If a person chooses to follow a low-fat diet, though, it might become important to do other things to help bring HDL levels up," she added.
(Ann Intern Med 2010;153:147-57)Kimberly Beauchamp, ND, earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Rhode Island and her Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University in Kenmore, WA. She cofounded South County Naturopaths in Wakefield, RI, and now sees patients in East Greenwich and Wakefield. Inspired by her passion for healthful eating and her own young daughters, Dr. Beauchamp is currently writing a book about optimizing children's health through better nutrition.
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Everton's old-fashioned values too much for City
Visiting Goodison Park is an exhilarating trip back to a time when players arrived at the ground by puttering trolley bus, supporters wore giant flat caps and smoked Woodbines, a heavy fug lay over the ground an hour before kickoff, and the brown leather ball spent its afternoon being whacked solidly from one penalty area to the other and back again by robustly muscled athletes with Brylcreemed hair and hobnail boots. Goodison Park is the last bastion of olde English football, with its towering old roofs, its heaving paddocks and its iconic Archibald Leitch latticework running along the front of the Main Stand. The damp air blowing in from the Mersey Estuary can give the place an inhospitable feel as the rain fires in diagonally between those giant stands.
- Tactics: City's back three overrun at Everton
Everton, which won this game 2-0, play the game the old-fashioned way: hard, fast and, occasionally, on the fringes of legality. They harry, they hustle, they get in your face and remain steadfastly there for 90 minutes. More if the referee calls for it.
On Saturday, these tactics, aided by the erratic refereeing of Lee Probert -- an Everton goal wrongly ruled out, a City penalty not given, a second yellow for the offender Marouane Fellaini not given, a rash of free kicks and cards in the first half and a free-for-all second half -- reduced the home side to 10, and still the players ran around like they had been fitted with electric prods just before kickoff. How many miles did young Seamus Coleman run? And Kevin Mirallas? And Leon Osman? How many times did a City player receive the ball in acres of space and, within a mere flash, find himself with a snorting, fire-breathing Evertonian slap in his way?
And how predictable was all of this?
With the absence of Vincent Kompany, Yaya Toure and Sergio Aguero reducing City's all-important spine to a wire brush, the omens for this important game were not good. To keep taking the fight to a slowing Manchester United, it was vital to put in a shift in Liverpool and move three points closer. In winning at Everton, another crucial blow for morale and self-confidence would also be struck. Look at us, in our silken prime, able to visit our worst nightmare and waltz out of their place with the spoils. United would have entered the Reading game with trepidation.
Instead we got the annual Merseyside carve-up. The home side revealed admirable tenacity, improbable levels of energy and resolve and an ability to suddenly put that utterly inept performance against Wigan behind them. They were first to everything. Even with a man less, they looked fine. If City's territorial demands took them closer to the Everton goal during the latter stages, Everton held fast, countered enthusiastically and never let up. Even the hapless Jan Mucha, flappy and chaotic last week, played a blinder, blocking James Milner and Pablo Zabaleta down the right when a goal looked certain.
Roberto Mancini will one day -- when he is sitting in his Tuscan retirement retreat with a view over distant lines of cypress trees and cavorting wild boar -- reflect that in all his time as coach of the great Manchester City side of the 2009-2013 era, which achieved extraordinary feats of success and beautiful football, going to Goodison Park to try to extract winning points from the local team proved the biggest conundrum of his managerial career. "Just how does one do it?" he will ask himself quietly over a large glass of Chianti.
Before he does that, he may like to take a brief look at this:
- Possession %: 41-59 | Passes: 270-436 | Accuracy %: 75-80 | Final third: 114-195 | Accuracy %: 68-78 | Shots: 12(3)-20(8)
How on earth, he might be tempted to ask, can a team emerge from a match with positive stats like this and still lose 2-0 to its 10-man adversary and deserve to do so? This, in a nutshell, is the enigma within a conundrum wrapped in confusion that is the dearly beloved Manchester City Football Club.
Perhaps we should be grateful for small mercies. City are evidently not adept at defending league titles. Not that we were to know that. It is a long time ago, admittedly, but on an infamous earlier attempt to defend their championship, City succeeded only in getting relegated, the only club in English football history to pull off such an impressive and simultaneously ridiculous feat.
They have made a far better fist of it this season, but now it is time to dab the wounds and admit defeat.
In adherence to the old-fashioned values on show Saturday at Everton, it only remains to congratulate the hosts on a job well done, wish them well in their attempts to hold onto their manager this summer and beat a modest and humble retreat back along the East Lancs Road to Manchester. The sound of hooting and merry-making will last for some time yet, no doubt. Indeed, perhaps, given the gusto with which the home support and the royal blue-clad players celebrated this famous win, it might not have been out of place to witness some of them wearing their medals for the after-match interviews.


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Miller Brands Ukraine chose up-and-coming beer testers of Donbass (Translation)
3 February 2012
On January 30 2012, Miller Brands Ukraine held try-outs for the All-Ukrainian National Tester contest. Beer lovers from different Donbass cities came to Donetsk to show off their testing talents.
Twenty-three people participated in the Donetsk round, picked out of 60 applicants by the organisers. All participants are 20 and older, which is one of the criteria for participation.
The participants had to test beer and write an essay about the amber-coloured drink. Obviously, the beer testing was the more important part of the competition. During the contest, the judges determined the sensitivity of participants' taste buds and olfactory receptors. The contests tested six beer samples: one as a reference standard and five with added flavours that they had to identify for each sample. Five participants passed the test and identified most of the added flavours.
While the judges were evaluating test results and essays, the contestants took a tour of the Miller Brands Ukraine plant, one of the most modern and hi-tech beer plants in the country. Donbass beer fans studied al the technological processes, from making beer wort to bottling ready product. The tour guides also managed to dispel some myths about beer.
The winners of the try-outs are Philipp Aseev and Yuri Anastasov. They will represent Donbass in the contest finals. Philipp lives in Makeevka, and Yuri came all way from Lugansk for the competition. Yuri writes a beer blog, pivo.lg.ua, where he posted pictures of the contest in Donetsk. These pictures are available at http://pivo.lg.ua/narodnyjj-degustator-ehkskursiya-fotootchet/.
The main task of the National Tester contest is to improve responsible beer consumption in Ukraine. More information about the contest is available at http://nd.ukrpivo.com/.
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CSH International Inc. (new ownership group of the Bloomington Thunder) is proud to announce it will hold an introductory press conference for the team's move to the United States Hockey League (USHL) on Wednesday, April 16 at Noon at the U.S. Cellular Coliseum (Bud Light Lounge). The press conference is open to the public and everyone is encouraged to attend.
The Peoria Rivermen are proud to announce that Cole Ruwe has been named the inaugural winner of the Bruce Saurs Leadership Award for his commitment and leadership, both on and off the ice, to growing Rivermen hockey in central Illinois.
The Southern Professional Hockey League (SPHL) on Tuesday announced that Kyle Rank of the Peoria Rivermen has been selected as the Sher-Wood Goaltender of the Year in a vote of league coaches, general managers and media representatives.
The Southern Professional Hockey League on Wednesday announced its 2013-2014 All-Rookie Team as selected by a vote of SPHL coaches, general managers and media representatives. The list included Rivermen rookie sensation Garrett Vermeersch, who finished the year second in league scoring overall with 57 points.
OVERALL: The #3 Peoria Rivermen begin their first-ever quest for a President's Cup Championship on Wednesday with first-round action against the #6 Columbus Cottonmouths. Overall, the Rivermen completed the regular season with a 30-18-8 record and earned points in eight of their last nine contests.


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The 21-year-old has been linked with a return to La Liga after just one year in Italy.
Bojan moved to the Giallorossi outfit from Barcelona last summer in a £10million transfer deal and is a reported target of several clubs, including Spanish side Malaga and Barclays Premier League Liverpool.
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In India, China and many other parts of the world today, girls are killed, aborted and abandoned simply because they are girls. The United Nations estimates as many as 200 million girls are missing in the world today because of this so-called "gendercide".
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In case anyone is considering moving to CS5.5 now would be a good time.
Any CS5.5 purchase now gets a free upgrade to CS6 when it ships.
Thanks for the info on the upgrade offer Bob. I was going to wait for CS6, as I have CS5 Web Premium.. but this is an offer I simply can't refuse.. Thanks Adobe!
...and much appreciation for the great info you provide to the community Bob..
Why not just wait? Or is CS6 likely to cost more?
Pricing is not yet announced for CS6, but if you buy CS5.5 you get to use that while you wait for CS6, and you can take your time moving to CS6 until the first service update is released if you're one of those folks who likes to let other users find the bugs that got missed during testing. There's almost always a bug-fix update in the first 90 days or so.
Are there system requirements listed for CS6? Currently have an iMac i7 running 10.6.8. Thanks for the notification on the upgrade!!!
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Not for InDesign but the Photoshop CS6 public beta lists 10.6.8 as supported.
Windows users might want to note that Vista will not be supported but XP will be.
Again. That's for Photoshop CS6 but it's probably a good bet that the design apps will have very similar requirements/support.
Actually, although Vista won't be listed as supported by CS6, there will be nothing in the installers or the executables that will prevent it from installing and running. It simply isn't be tested and officially supported in the Vista environment that not-too-surprisingly enough has an exceptionally small user base compared to Windows 7 and even Windows XP.
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Thanks for the clarification.
Why not just wait? Or is CS6 likely to cost more?
Pricing is not yet announced for CS6, but if you buy CS5.5 you get to use that while you wait for CS6, and you can take your time moving to CS6 until the first service update is released if you're one of those folks who likes to let other users find the bugs that got missed during testing. There's almost always a bug-fix update in the first 90 days or so.
Another reason not to wait is that if you do any work with other people, they are unlikely to all upgrade to CS6 at the same time.
Since new releases of InDesign cannot directly save old version files, you'll need to export files from CS6 to IDML and run the risk that the export might be imperfect -- if you need to work with other people.
But if you buy CS5.5 now (and get the free upgrade to CS6), then you'll have CS5.5 and you can use it if you need, to when working with others.
Are there system requirements listed for CS6? Currently have an iMac i7 running 10.6.8. Thanks for the notification on the upgrade!!!
I can't really imagine a processor as new as a Core i7 would not be supported. You should be fine.
Similarly, there's a huge installed base of Snow Leopard, so that should also be fine.
we upgraded to master collection 5.5, do we get free upgrade in this case?
When did you upgrade? If it was March 26 or later then yes. If not, then no.
Have there been any changes to the subscription model announced in November? Will it still be $50 per month?
I don't think that has changed. Here is a link to an interesting article on CNET.com this morning on the reaction of Adobe's customers to the Creative Cloud offering:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-57406922-264/stormy-reception-for-ad obes-creative-cloud/?tag=mncol;editorPicks
Just to be perfectly clear - because I'm wary of the word PURCHASE used. If I UPGRADE my CS5 to CS5.5 today (31 March), do I qualify for a free upgrade to CS6?
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That certainly is my understanding, and the way it has worked in the past.
Yes. Any full or upgrade package is eligible. You will receive a comparable product to the one you're upgrading to.
Hi Bob,
CS5.5 upgrade now purchased.
If we buy the academic version CS5.5 now, are we going to get a new boxed version of CS6 when it comes out? Is Adobe going to ship the boxed version to our home or will it be just an update via the internet?
According to the FAQs you'll receive a download.
I suppose you can arrange for a box to be shipped.
I'll preface this with, I know this is an InDesign thread, but I came here from an external link. However, my question my be pertinent to other CS owners. My question is, if I upgrade from Production Premium CS5 to CS5.5, receive the free upgrade to CS6, would I still have to pay full price for creative cloud? They've been mum on any 'upgrade' pricing with respect to CC and previous versions, just saying it's going to be $50/month. And what if I upgrade to CS5.5 Master Collection, essentially paying $800 for that upgrade? Would I get CS6 CC free for the first year or something?
Basically I don't feel comfortable upgrading to get the free update to CS6 if I have to turn around and pay full price for Creative Cloud once it's released. If I have to pay $50/month starting out with no upgradibility, I might as well wait and just get a new license through CC when it comes out. $600/year would still be cheaper then purchasing an upgrade to Master Collection collection now. Anyone have any ideas on this?
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There have been no announcements I know of in regard to that. Sorry.
Heh! No biggie, that's what I figured. I think I'll just wait for CC. Can't afford to spend $400-800 without knowing if I'll have to spend another $200-600.
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Vine maple and larches. Two of the finest reasons to hike in the fall.
Washington's diversity of flora in the mountains makes for a spectacular fall color display – from the deep reds of vine maple on the western slopes to the golden yellow of alpine larches on the eastern slope. But that's not all that makes the hillsides light up in autumn - we have fiery oranges of huckleberry shrubs, brilliant yellows of the aspens, and pretty reds from a variety of different berries - often against a backdrop of crisp blue sky.
The cooler weather and shorter days of autumn also bring an increase in wildlife activity, as animals like bears and marmots busy themselves gathering food and storing up calories for the long, sleepy winter. Songbirds are seen in much greater numbers as they ditch their breeding territories and become friends again, flocking together to prepare for migration.
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So pack an extra fleece, your camera and a thermos of hot chocolate or spiced cider, and get ready to fill your lungs with cool, crisp autumn air and take in a wonderful palette of Washington's fall color. WTA has carefully selected nine spectacular hikes for you to do just that. To hit the peak color, check back with Trip Reports regularly for the latest news from the trail. And be sure to read up on our Five Tips for Fall Hiking and Staying Safe During Hunting Season for how to prepare and stay safe as the weather changes.
North Cascades
Maple Pass Loop / Lake Ann
Location: North Cascades Highway
Round Trip: 7.2 miles
Elevation Gain: 2000' to 6850'
Maple Pass is all about fall – spectacular colors, late-season huckleberries, and great views. A popular trail for alpine larch, peak viewing is usually mid-October. Bring your camera, because the bright yellow larches punching through the flaming undergrowth on a sunny fall day will make a spectacular memento of your trip. A great family hike, and a short side trip to Lake Ann makes a nice addition.
>> Read more about Maple Pass in WTA's Hiking Guide
Blue LakeLocation: North Cascades Highway
Round Trip: 4.4 miles
Elevation Gain: 1050' to 6250'
Imagine a short and easy hike to a beautiful, deep blue lake. Add in views of several stunning North Cascade peaks. Then ring the lake electric yellow of larches. Sound good? If so, definitely add this hike to your October larch march. The trail starts just past Rainy Pass and climbs to more than 6200 feet. It can be icy and snowy in October, so be prepared for all conditions.
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Carne Mountain
Location: Stevens Pass
Round Trip: 8.0 miles
Elevation Gain: 3600' to 7085'
This trail shares a trailhead with the popular Spider Meadow hike, but peels off early - shedding people as it gains some serious elevation. After three miles, hikers arrive in a glorious basin highlighted in fall by golden larch trees. Catch your breath as you enjoy them, because the trail continues its climb to the top of Carne Mountain, elevation 7085 feet. Bring a good map so you can identify all the peaks before you. It's quite a display of mountains!
>> Read more about Carne Mountain in WTA's Hiking Guide
Lake Ingalls
Location: Teanaway
Round Trip: 9.0 miles
Elevation Gain: 2500' to 6500'
The pass on the way to Lake Ingalls puts on one of the best larch shows in the state year after year. Hundreds of stunning yellow trees shimmer in the sun. On a nice day, you might never even make it to the lake, which would be a shame because it is a pretty fabulous destination in its own right, with lofty Mount Stuart as a backdrop. However far you make it, be sure your camera battery is charged and your memory card empty for all the photos you are sure to take.
>> Read more about Lake Ingalls in WTA's Hiking Guide
Granite Mountain
Location: Snoqualmie Pass - West
Round Trip: 8 miles
Elevation Gain: 3800' to 5629'
Here's a great hike to celebrate what excellent shape you've gotten yourself in over the summer! The huffing and puffing will reward you with the eruption of a psychedelic blast of fall color as you gain elevation, culminating in a spectacular view at the lookout summit.
>> Read more about Granite Mountain in WTA's Hiking Guide
Royal Basin
Location: Olympics - East
Round Trip: 14.0 miles
Elevation Gain: 1650' to 5100'
Gone are the crowds that flock to this picturesque basin above the Dungeness River in summer. Gone too are the wildflowers, but in its place is a tranquil carpet of fall color and rewarding long day hike or overnight. This is one of the prettiest hikes in Olympic National Park, with towering trees, crashing creeks, alpine meadows and Royal Lake ringed by two huge mountains.
>> Read more about Royal Basin in WTA's Hiking Guide
South Cascades
Naches Peak Loop
Location: Mount Rainier - East
Round Trip: 3.0 miles
Elevation Gain: 600' to 5849'
Subalpine meadows filled with huckleberry bushes that seem to be on fire with color make this hike a great one, but it's the backdrop of "the mountain" that makes it brilliant. To get the best views of Mount Rainier, hike the loop in a clockwise direction and go on a clear day!
>> Read more about Naches Peak Loop in WTA's Hiking Guide
Silver Star Mountain
Location: Columbia Gorge area
Round Trip: 4.0 miles
Elevation Gain: 1000' to 4390'
Here's a hidden gem for folks living near Portland or Vancouver. This landscape was the scene of a scorching hot fire nearly 100 years ago - so hot that the ancient forest that was here never grew back. That's a boon for hikers. The views are stupendous, and the incredible fall colors start near the trailhead and never stop.
>> Read more about Silver Star Mountain in WTA's Hiking Guide
Eastern Washington
Cowiche CanyonLocation: Near Yakima
Round Trip: 6.0 miles
Elevation Gain: 100' to 1500'
Proof that not all fall color is found in the mountains. This rail-to-trail conversion near Yakima is ablaze in October, from the reds of the sumac, dogwood and hawthorn to the yellows of willow, birch and aspen. Take a bike ride or a walk - the canyon is quite stunning in every season.
>> Read more about Cowiche Canyon in WTA's Hiking Guide
Spokane-area trails
Location: Spokane
Round Trip: varies
Elevation Gain: varies
Head to Eastern Washington to find piles of crunchy, crisp leaves instead of wet, matted ones. In the September+October issue of Washington Trails magazine, writer Rich Leon extols the wonders of hiking in the Spokane area in autumn. Spokane's 65-acre Finch Arboretum, Spokane County's Liberty Lake (with trails maintained by WTA volunteers) and Mount Spokane State Park are featured.
>> Read more about Fall Color in Eastern Washington in Washington Trails magazine
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12/15/2010 -- What does it mean to come and follow? We are all called, set apart, to respond in obedience with the love and grace provided through Jesus Christ.
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12/15/2010 -- Our desire to connect with family and friends reaches a peak during Advent and the holiday season.
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12/02/2010 -- Kindness matters for creating spaces for a peaceable kingdom to take root in our hearts, in our work places and in our communities.
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12/02/2010 -- Let us focus on one group of people that needs special help during this happy period of Advent: the aged.
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11/17/2010 -- Urge your congressional representative to support and co-sponsor H.R. 5268, the Global Maternal and Newborn Health Outcomes while Maximizing Successes (MOMS) Act.
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11/01/2010 -- This week, to celebrate ten years since UNSCR 1325's passage, hundreds of global citizens gathered with United Methodist Women at the Church Center for the United Nations (CCUN) to strategize on new and creative ways to hold governments accountable for th...
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10/20/2010 -- Operation Hope members now have every reason to sing, celebrate and praise God all the day long. United Methodist Women members live the purpose of United Methodist Women by creating a supportive fellowship with members of Operation Hope.
- Talking About "Inheriting the Trade"
10/19/2010 -- Author Thomas Norman DeWolf of "Inheriting the Trade" will join us at UMWOnline.net on Oct. 28 in dialogue around the issues of race, diversity and healing from the damage caused by the historic oppressions and injustice that continue to impact all of us ...
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10/07/2010 -- Use the Checklist as a tool to assess whether a candidate's positions reflect values supporting initiatives for women, girls, and families.
- UMC Bishop Thomas Bickerton Speaks on Ending Malaria Deaths at U.N. Panel
09/22/2010 -- United Methodist Women had a presence at the U.N. Week's Digital Media Lounge Tuesday during which a panel discussion was held about malaria that included United Methodist Bishop Thomas Bickerton, who spearheads the Nothing But Nets campaign.
- Alaska Children's Services Marks 120th Anniversary
07/14/2010 -- Alaska Children's Services, a United Methodist Women-supported National Mission Institution, is celebrating its 120th anniversary this year.
- Edinburgh 2010 Is Reminded Of Role of Women in Mission
06/08/2010 -- Celebrating women's involvement in mission, beginning in the 19th century, was an option for conference delegates and local people at the City of Edinburgh Methodist Church.
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05/05/2010 -- In March, the House of Representatives passed House Resolution 1081, to affirm its support for awareness and prevention of teen dating violence.
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05/02/2010 -- The international solidarity marketplace at Assembly 2010.
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- Two United Methodists Honored for Ecumenical Service
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10/15/2009 -- Women's Division's Board of Directors approved a recommendation for reconfiguring relationships with the General Board of Global Ministries at its recent meeting, Oct. 9-12, in Stamford, Conn.
- Division Directors to Explore New Relationship with Global Ministries
04/28/2009 -- Women's Division directors voted to explore a new model of partnership with the General Board of Global Ministries that would transfer oversight of United Methodist Women-supported national mission institutions, relationships with international partners a...
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04/28/2009 -- To the Women's Division Board of Directors, Treasurer Martha Knight presented the year end financial report for the year 2008, at their semi-annual Board meeting in Stamford, Conn. on Friday.
- Women's Division Head Calls Hope Key to Future
04/27/2009 -- Hope is what the world needs, what United Methodist Women offers and what will drive the organization into a vibrant future in Christ's mission, Women's Division chief officer Harriett Jane Olson told division directors meeting in Stamford, Conn., April 2...
- Emma's Place: Hope and Home for Families
12/26/2008 -- Emma's Place (in St. Paul, Minnesota) believes in second chances, for which the families who live there are exceedingly grateful.
- 100 Years of Kindness and Mercy at East St. Louis Community Center
10/31/2008 -- "100 Acts of Kindness, 100 Acts of Mercy" is the theme of the 100th anniversary of a United Methodist community center that is part of the social and religious bedrock of East St. Louis and surrounding St. Clair County.
- October 24: United Nations Day
10/21/2008 -- A reflection on God's call for justice and the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
- United Methodist Women Stands in Solidarity for Immigrant Rights
10/20/2008 -- United Methodist Women stood in solidarity for immigrant rights on two occasions last week, as the organization's Immigrant Rights/Civil Rights Initiative took steps to support this issue.
- "Holy Conferencing:" Speaking to One Another as Christians Despite Differing Views
10/07/2007 -- A set for guidelines for helping United Methodists talk among themselves about important, even controversial, matters without falling into acrimony and name calling has been developed for use as the denomination moves toward its 2008 legislating General C...
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If we learn anything from the post-exilic community, it is the peril of not learning from God's discipline. If we do not learn from His chastisement, we may suffer repeatedly. Thus, when we feel God's disciplinary hand upon ...Read More
Adam and Israel
John Calvin comments on today's passage: "God desires to be worshipped otherwise than sensual men [people who serve the flesh, not the Spirit] dream; they only display their rites, and neglect the spiritual worship of God, which stands in ...Read More
Adam and Israel
God was exceedingly gracious when He did not utterly destroy Israel or Adam when they sinned but preserved them so that His original purpose for them might one day be fulfilled. Today God is gracious to us when He freely ...Read More
A Wrestling People
The weight of today's passage lies in the fact that Jacob wrestled with God. Note, however, that Jacob could sustain the struggle only because of the Lord's grace to Him. Matthew Henry comments on today's passage: "We ...Read More
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Forgetfulness is a major contributing factor to sin for the people of God. When we forget all that the Lord has done for us, it becomes easy to take Him for granted and to commit the very acts He condemns ...Read More
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While America and the West seem increasingly to reject the faith that shaped the culture, we are alarmed. While we may, indeed must pray for renewal and revival, let us be confident in God's redemptive work and remember that ...Read More
Dividing the Land
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Egypt Redeemed
Christ inaugurated the kingdom in His ministry, death, and resurrection, and now He rules to bring people from all nations into His kingdom as these earthly realms belong to Him. Augustine of Hippo comments, "The nations are Christ's inheritance ...Read More
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Season after season there's always a list of players who just don't tickle my fancy. This is for a variety of reasons, ranging from my dislike of some players, changes to the team during the off-season, recovery from off-season surgery, overvalued rookies/prospects, or just plain over-inflated stats from last season. Here's the first set of my "not with a 10-foot pole" players this campaign.
Bobby Ryan – LW- Anaheim Ducks
If you break Ryan down, he does have plenty of fantasy upside, but if you look at it on a whole, there are many factors to dislike. One factor is the Ducks team as a whole. They have Corey Perry, Ryan Getzlaf, Teemu Selanne and of course Ryan. When you're on a team with three other offensive superstars, something's got to give right? Unfortunately for Ryan it's the PP TOI aspect. Over the last three seasons, Getzlaf has averaged 3:36 PP TOI per contest, Selanne 3:32, Perry 3:38 while Ryan garnered a lowly 2:28. If you've bought the 2012-13 Dobber Guide, then you've probably read about the importance of PPP production as a key to overall point production. A second factor that I majorly dislike is his overall ranking in Yahoo! draft lists. He's on average being selected with the 37th pick, ahead of proven players like Jarome Iginla, Nicklas Backstrom, and Martin St. Louis, which to me is unjustifiable. A third factor that I dislike is divisional play. When you play six contests against the teams within your division, then consider the defensive strength of their opposition within the Pacific division, Kings (second), Coyotes (fifth), Sharks (eighth) and Stars (15th), will it even be possible for the Ducks to excel offensively against some of the league's stingiest defences?
Milan Lucic – LW- Boston Bruins
Similar to Ryan, Lucic does have plenty of areas where he'd be a golden fantasy own. The problem is if you're playing in a standard settings league based mostly on points, SOG and PIM, Lucic really isn't all that great of an own, especially not given his ADP of 34 in Yahoo! leagues. Yeah, the G, A and PIM are great, but the plus seven, 11 PPP and 149 SOG certainly leaves a bit more to be desired, given that he'd most likely cost you a third round pick. You might not get as many G or A from David Backes, but his plus 15, 17 PPP and 234 SOG at least provides much more "across the board-ness" than Lucic, and is probably available a round later too.
Ville Leino – LW- Buffalo Sabres
When the Sabres poached Leino from the Flyers it certainly left plenty of poolies scratching their head, myself included. I mean, investing $27 mil over six seasons based on one "decent" season, was a bit of an overreach in my opinion. How much of his 53 points that he tallied that season was really because of "Leino" as opposed to the benefit of playing on a line with Daniel Briere and Scott Hartnell? If you look at the stats from that one season, he averaged 0.65 points and 1.44 SOG per game. If you look at the stats from all of the other seasons, he's averaging 0.32 and 1.24. You won't find Leino on my fantasy radar this campaign.
Roman Cervenka – C- Calgary Flames
Fresh blood arriving from overseas always makes for interesting gambles, but I don't think this one will pan out as well as others. If you look at the Flames' line up of Iginla, Alex Tanguay, Mike Cammalleri, Jiri Hudler, Curtis Glencross, Lee Stempniak, Blake Comeau, Mikael Backlund and now toss in Cervenka, there isn't a lot of room for him to excel offensively above the others. Also consider the "unknown" factors of 'will he pick up PIM, how many SOG will he take, or will he get PP time?' There's just too much guessing work for my liking. Take a pass on him on draft day.
Joe Corvo – D- Carolina Hurricanes
I don't doubt Corvo's offensive upside, but the big problem for me is depth charts. If you take a look at the Canes' blue-line corps, they have Joni Pitkanen, Jamie McBain, Justin Faulk and of course Corvo all competing for top four slots. The last time Corvo suited up for Carolina, he did post 40 points along with 191 SOG, but he also averaged 24:46 and 4:01 on the PP, but I don't know if he'll be given that much opportunity this time around with McBain and Faulk also pushing for additional responsibility. His name might be tempting at the draft table, but there's someone nine slots lower (Oliver Ekman-Larsson, shhhhh!), who may just be a better option.
Brent Seabrook – D- Chicago Blackhawks
I had him on my list last campaign, and I'm going to rinse and repeat. Seabrook is great for leagues with a stronger focus on HIT and BS, but if you're talking standard Yahoo! leagues, his value plummets dramatically. Take a look at the below table.
NHL D-Rank
He's currently the 37th drafted blue-liner in Yahoo! leagues, but I could probably find half a dozen that I would prefer over Seabrook at the moment.
David Jones – RW – Colorado Avalanche
Jones managed to ink himself a great contract in the off-season, but I have a feeling that we're going to look back at it and say what were the Avs thinking? The upside with Jones is that he's one of the game's purest snipers (16.3 percent career shooting efficiency), but the drawback is that he doesn't really provide much else. The assists are well below average, plus/minus isn't helpful, PIM are essentially non-existent, lacks any quality amount of PP TOI, and the SOG is right around the league average. Now if you also take into account team depth, Paul Stastny, Gabriel Landeskog, Matt Duchene, Milan Hejduk, Ryan O'Reilly, Steve Downie, P.A. Parenteau, Jamie McGinn and also Jones, will the situation actually allow Jones to become a fantasy force in 2012-13? Probably not!
Sergei Bobrovsky – G- Columbus Blue Jackets
I don't really have a lot of facts and figures on this one, so basically chalk this one up to a plain ol' hunch. First of all, the Jackets aren't exactly a defensively sound team, there are still quite a few holes in the lineup for them to address before I'm ready to anoint Bob as the saviour for Columbus. Second, there's something fishy about the whole situation. If the Flyers really trusted Bobrovsky, then why would they let him go at such a discounted price of just a second and a fourth round pick, then go out and sign a "weaker" alternative in Michael Leighton instead especially given the inconsistency from Ilya Bryzgalov that they had to deal with last campaign? The conspiracy theorist in me says that the Flyers knew something was up, and abandoned ship before it sunk.
Michael Ryder – RW – Dallas Stars
The chemistry between Ryder and Mike Ribeiro is certainly undeniable, if you look at the seasons where the both of them have been on the same team, Ryder has churned out 63, 55 and a 62 point campaigns. In the seasons without Ribeiro, Ryder averages just 43.2 points. If you follow the theme of the column and also consider the Stars depth charts, Jamie Benn, Loui Eriksson, Ray Whitney, Jaromir Jagr, Derek Roy and Brendan Morrow will essentially push Ryder back closer towards the 43 point total than the 62 that he posted last campaign. I'm not touching this one with a 10-foot pole.
Jimmy Howard – G- Detroit Red Wings
In the off-season, the Wings lost the "greatest defender" of the modern era and replaced him with Carlo Colaiacovo. That's not exactly going to give off the vibe of complete confidence is it? I honestly don't trust Howard enough to completely dive head first with him given how important the goalie position is to fantasy hockey. Give me Tuukka Rask, Mike Smith or Bryzgalov instead.
Nail Yakupov – RW- Edmonton Oilers
Yahoo! always has the tendency to over-rate rookies. Gone are the days of 85+ point rookies of Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin and Evgeni Malkin. Nowadays rookies generally tally roughly 50-55 points, which isn't exactly ground breaking numbers. Given the "unknown factor" associated with them in the plus/minus, PIM, SOG and PPP areas, there are just too many risks involved in selecting them with any confidence.
Scottie Upshall – RW- Florida Panthers
Upshall was once drafted as a sixth overall pick back in 2002, with plenty of offensive upside, but injuries have majorly hampered his career (a la Cam Barker as mentioned by Dobber). The Panthers already have Stephen Weiss, Tomas Fleischmann, Kris Versteeg and toss in new signee Peter Mueller and possibly teenage sensation Jonathan Huberdeau there probably isn't much room for Upshall to play a pivotal role in the Panthers' offense.
Jeff Carter/Mike Richards – C- Los Angeles Kings
I decided to chuck in the double for the Kings on this one. Once again, it's not that I doubt both of their offensive abilities, but it's the depth charts and team philosophy that I'm worried about. If you take a look at the Kings, you have Anze Kopitar, Dustin Brown, Justin Williams, Simon Gagne, Dustin Penner and Jarrett Stoll, then you add in Carter and Richards and the Kings are filled to the brim in terms of offensive depth. To compound that problem even more, the Kings ranked 29th in terms of goals scored, while winning the Stanley Cup. Chances are they're going to want to keep things as close to status quo as they possibly can, which will really limit the point totals from their forwards. Carter (150th) is a little bit more worthwhile since he's fairly low on Yahoo! draft lists, but Richards at 58th is definitely over-valued.
Devin Setoguchi – RW- MinnesotaWild
I had plenty of faith in Seto last campaign, but heading into 2012-13, I'm completely turning my back on him. He had a prime opportunity to shine facing no competition from his team and he completely let me down. This time around he has to compete with Zach Parise, Mikko Koivu, Dany Heatley, Ryan Suter and possibly Mikael Granlund. I fell for the trap once, and I won't do it again.
Max Pacioretty – LW- Montreal Canadiens
Patches is kind of in that dangerous mid-round area where a couple of wrong picks could mean the difference between winning the league or joining plenty of others as a loser. Once again, talent isn't the issue for me, Max Pac kind of fell into an optimal situation (long-term injuries to Brian Gionta/Scott Gomez, subpar play of Tomas Plekanec) last campaign, which allowed him to excel. Heading into this campaign, those issues should be resolved, which will bring Mac Pac "back down to Earth". That tricky eighth round is probably prime position to snag a high quality blue-liner in Keith Yandle, Duncan Keith, Alex Edler, Dion Phaneuf, Mark Streit or Michael Del Zotto over Patches.
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Care to discuss. I'm definitely open for discussion, which ones would you touch and why?
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I dunno where you're getting your stat from but according to the KHL website, he's 2.76 and .897 at the moment... So not really all the impressive.
Varly has a 2.25 and .932, while Rinne is 2.56 and .912... So that kinda throws the stats down the drain really.
Once again I honestly don't have any facts or figures to back up my position, I just have a conspiratist's feeling on this one.
I mean if you look at the facts, Bryz had a subpar year last year, so it's not like they had to get rid of Bob because he was being wasted on the bench... I could maybe understand if they had another quality backup option already in place, but then they signed Michael Leighton who toiled in the AHL all season long...
Then they only got a 2nd and a 4th round pick... I mean Lindback fetched Caron, two 2nds, and a 3rd... and he's played only 38 NHL games.
I dunno something smells fishy to me, not touching that one with a 10 foot pole!
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Ryan needs to have Selanne retire, and maybe Perry to get traded before they would have any significant fantasy impact.
He's essentially the prime example of a talented player hampered by too much organizational depth.


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