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It's only natural for parents to want what is best for their children. It's why we push them to do homework, to work hard in the classroom. It's also why we encourage them to do their best in their other daily activities, be they sports, dance, music, drama, etc.
But there's a fine line between supporting children to reach their maximum potential, and being overbearing, bordering on irrational.
It's in the hockey arena where we primarily see that slippery slope snowball.
Because it's hockey where we see parents spending obscene amounts of money in a more-often-than-not futile effort to mould and perhaps even create the next Sidney Crosby or Steven Stamkos.
"The enormous amount of sacrifice a lot of people are making for their kids to pursue the dream of playing in the NHL is staggering," says Toronto hockey writer Ken Campbell.
"As you know, it's a very slim chance one is ever going to realize that dream, but I don't think that deters a lot of people from putting an enormous amount of expense and resources and emotion, everything, into pursuing that dream."
In 2011-12, there were 427,019 Hockey Canada-registered males playing minor hockey across the country. In the United States, the number dipped a bit, with USA Hockey reporting 305,453.
We do not know the numbers overseas, but we can assume the combined total of young boys and teenagers playing the game in Finland and Sweden, Germany and Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Russia and former Soviet republics last winter pushes the final tally of registered minor hockey players worldwide last season to well north of 1.5 million.
Back in Canada, exactly 550 players (goalies included) appeared in at least one game in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League in 2011-12. Of those 550 players, 55 were draft picks — or drafted last June — by NHL clubs, 10 per cent of the league's player makeup.
See FACING, page B1
Only one out of every 10, in other words, were property of National Hockey League teams.
In the Ontario Hockey League — which together with the QMJHL and Western Hockey League makes up the Canadian Hockey League major junior circuit — 564 skaters and goalies played last season. Of those, 137 were drafted, or 24 per cent of the league, about one out of every four players.
And every last one of those athletes, from the itty-bitty novices to the seasoned overage juniors, dream of playing in the National Hockey League.
But dreams don't always come true.
In 2000, the New York Islanders made U.S. collegiate goaltender Rick DiPietro the first pick in the NHL draft. Two hundred and ninety-three players were selected that year. One hundred and seventy-five have yet to play a single NHL game.
Ken Campbell's been writing sports for years, once covering the Toronto Maple Leafs for the Toronto Star, and today as a senior writer at The Hockey News. He just finished a book now in stores, "Selling the Dream … How Hockey Parents and their Kids are Paying the Price for Our National Obsession," published by Penguin.
Campbell knows what he's talking about. He's covered countless NHL drafts, and world junior tournaments.
He's watched a legion of first-round picks parade from their seats in the stands to the big stage, where the ball cap is tugged down, partially covering their boyish faces. He's watched the same kids don their new NHL jerseys, in many cases slipping off their not-yet-filled-out shoulders.
But it's different today. Every young junior or college player, it seems, is an Eric Lindros, big and strong and ripped, a byproduct of strength coaches and nutritionists and sports psychologists.
They are, these kids, what Tampa Bay Lightning coach Guy Boucher calls a, "new generation of machines."
"The way it was when we played," Campbell said this week, "was you played, and the best kids moved on. After that, a very select few went to an elite level like major junior. And the rest of us, well, we just did what we do.
"Now it seems to me more and more of the players are built, and fabricated and manufactured, all in that effort to get to the NHL."
It used to be that hockey was a little more pure than it is today — skating on frozen ponds, Guy Lafleur sneaking into his town's rink to shoot pucks before school, Bobby Orr recalling how he'd race home after school to grab his skates to play shinny. There were no refs, and certainly no parents watching.
Sure, the backyard rink concept is alive and well today, perhaps moreso than it was years ago. Back then, it was but a mere sheet of ice. Some of today's rinks resemble a mini Maple Leaf Gardens.
But the backyard games today are often interrupted because Junior has private hockey or power skating. That's in addition, of course, to his regular league games and practices. And the child is still 10 or 11.
"I remember talking to Daniel Alfredsson (of the Ottawa Senators) about that," Ken Campbell recalls. "He has a son, Hugo, who plays AA hockey in Ottawa. The boy had 18 games in one month and Daniel was flabbergasted. He couldn't believe there were so many games and so few practices.
"In places like Sweden, they don't have kids playing at a super-high competitive level until they're able to handle it, maybe when they're 11 or 12. The little kids don't play in a league. Instead, they have three cross-ice games going at same time and there's no scoreclock or stats. The kids just play.
"And the last time I checked, Sweden's done OK producing skilled players. Also, this is a country that's a lot like Canada except a lot smaller, and look at the kind of athletes they produce — terrific golfers, great tennis players, good soccer players. They don't seem to suffer.
"When you look at a Swedish athlete, you're looking at a player who is, generally speaking, a pretty skilled guy. They must be doing something right."
It used to be that hockey was a six- or seven-month a year sport. You packed away the ball glove or soccer cleats in the fall and broke out the skates, and the reverse happened in the spring.
Today, in some instances, youngsters are skating 10 or 11 months a year, never knowing what it's like to swing a baseball bat, go fishing or swing a golf club.
"It's impossible to do, but if I was the Hockey God, the first thing I'd do is outlaw spring and summer hockey," said Campbell. "I don't think it's healthy.
"I talked to Michael Clarfield, who used to be the team doctor for the Toronto Maple Leafs, team doctor for several national teams and the Canada Cups, and I talked to Michael Stuart (father of Winnipeg Jets defenceman Mark Stuart and the co-director of the Sports Medicine Center at the Mayo Clinic) and these guys are telling me they're seeing injuries in kids like hip flexors, knee injuries and groin problems that they used to see in 10-year veteran NHLers. Thing is, these kids are teenagers.
"And a big part of that is they're on the ice all the time, doing the same thing, using the same muscle groups and they're breaking down. That's one of the things nobody ever thinks about, the injury factor, not to mention the burnout factor.
"You're seeing kids walk away from the game at 15 because they're burned out."
What goes through the mind of parents who poke and prod and push their kids is anyone's guess. Just as it's baffling why those same people, in many cases, shout instructions to their child at the rink, as if the player can hear the parent through the glass.
But make no mistake — while they would never admit as much — an average NHL player's yearly salary of just over $2.5 million is reason enough for some parents to lose all sense of reason.
"Where it really starts to go off the rails is when people start looking at the kids hockey as an investment," Campbell said. "You hear a lot of people say, 'If I could just get a scholarship, all of this would be worthwhile.' As though they're giving these things out like candy. They're not."
There are 64 NCAA Division I and II hockey programs with a total of 822 available scholarships, and many of those are partial scholarships. And there are tens of thousands of kids chasing those openings, the vast majority going to American kids now that USA Hockey has closed the gap between itself and Hockey Canada.
"Once it gets to the elite (minor hockey) level, things spiral out of control rather quickly, a lot more quickly than people even notice," Campbell said. "The next thing they know, the money is flying out of their wallet and they don't even know where it's going."
In his book, Campbell recounts the story of goaltender Max Strang. Strang was a 12-year-old when his parents opted to quit their jobs, sell the family home and everything in it in Pittsburgh and move to Toronto so young Max could play in the Greater Toronto Hockey League.
During the family's stay in Ontario, they lived on a boat docked in Port Credit Harbour in Mississauga, a living space of about 200 square feet.
Today, Max Strang is playing college hockey at Mercyhurst in Erie, Pa. The hockey program won't be mistaken for North Dakota or Minnesota, and Strang isn't likely to go on to a pro career.
As for Newfoundland, this province has done remarkably well, given its size, producing NHLers. Considering the long odds, to have seven players from this province — Luke Adam, Daniel Cleary, Ryane Clowe, Colin Greening, Adam Pardy, Teddy Purcell and Michael Ryder — all playing at one point in time last season is quite extraordinary.
No doubt, some parents of minor hockey players have taken notice and silently asked themselves, "Why not mine?"
And, in fairness, they're entirely correct to do so, just as we tell our children anything is attainable if we work hard, study hard and play hard.
But the reality is chances are their kids will not make the National Hockey League
For what people often fail to see is that it's often not about how good the player is, but how badly the player wants to play.
Like Clowe, who was cut from the AAA midget all-stars his first time out, spending Grade 11 at Mount Pearl's O'Donel High School playing high school and some midget house league hockey.
In terms of natural talent, Clowe probably didn't have what it took to be a National league player. Rather, he willed his way to a pro career.
"If you looked at it real closely at what he did and how he sacrificed," Campbell said of the Fermeuse native, "it would boggle the mind. Not everybody is prepared or able to make those sacrifices."
And even if the player does meet the challenge head on, nothing's guaranteed. Nothing's carved in stone.
The proof of that is in the numbers.
Robin Short is The Telegram's Sports Editor. He can be reached by email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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You clearly still don't get it. There is a huge difference between combat related injuries and non combat related illness and injuries seen by the VA. I have injuries that fall in both catagories, I know the difference.
As a Site Manager after retiring from the military my operation was selected as the 2005 VFW Employer of the Year. My operation which grew from 100 employees to 400 employees was 93% Veteran of which over 35% were Disabled Veterans. My passion for caring for my Soldiers did not stop when I left active duty, I never left one on the battlefield and feel the same level of commitment to this day. I can assure you though that not all employeers share my compassion. Can you imagine and employer faced with high health costs who did not share my compassion who had a choice between a healthy 20 year old and a battle wounded 20 year old? Also what about the "pre-existing medical condition" provision so common in health care policies?
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Binghamton University offers archaeology classes for all ages
Binghamton University will offer a series of archaeology classes on campus this summer, offering opportunities for archaeologist of all ages to uncover the mysteries of our community's past.
The first series is geared specifically for kids. Offered through the University's Continuing Education and Outreach office, the "Archaeology for Kids" program will be held twice: July 11-14 and July 18-21.
The program introduces students ages 9 to 13 to the science of archaeology. Students spend three half-days on-campus to learn important archaeological concepts through hands-on, interactive activities. The fourth full day involves a visit to a local archaeological site to observe archaeologists at work and to assist in the recovery of artifacts. The cost for each session is $129, with a 10% discount if participants sign up for both sessions.
For more information visit http://continuinged.binghamton.edu/archaeology or call 607-777-6857.
For older students and adults, Binghamton University's Public Archaeology Facility (PAF) will offer classes on campus and at the 4,000-year-old Castle Gardens Site in Vestal, NY. The program includes one day of lectures and hands-on activities, plus three days of excavation alongside archaeologists at the Castle Gardens site. The session will be held July 11 – 15 and the cost is $140.
Contact Nina Versaggi, PAF director at 607-777-4786, via e-mail at email@example.com or visit the website at http://www.binghamton.edu/cap


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The Division of Fish and Wildlife has two regional fisheries research units, North Fisheries Research and South Fisheries Research.
They conduct science-based research projects designed to monitor sportfish populations, assess aquatic habitats, preserve biodiversity, and evaluate human dimensions and fishing satisfaction.
The work conducted by the North Fisheries Research Unit is guided by the Fisheries Section Strategic Plan and the State Wildlife Action Plan.
Contact us:
North Region
Steven Donabauer
Fisheries Research Biologist
(260) 244-6805 ext. 226
South Region
Sandra Clark-Kolaks
Fisheries Research Biologist
(812) 287-8300
North Fisheries Research's goal is to conduct scientific research to ensure that native sportfish populations are thriving, to protect biodiversity, and to preserve and improve natural aquatic habitats for all Hoosiers. The work conducted by the North Region Fisheries Research Unit is guided by the Fisheries Section Strategic Plan and the State Wildlife Action Plan.
Background: Cisco (Coregonus artedii) are a coldwater species in the Salmon family that live in the glacial lakes of Canada as far south as northern Indiana, which represents the southernmost extent of their native range. The number and distribution of cisco in Indiana has been in decline since the turn of the twentieth century. Therefore, Cisco are classified as a species of greatest conservation need (Endangered Wildlife) and are listed as the representative species for the coldwater glacial lake habitats in the State Wildlife Action Plan. The purpose of this research is to identify, conserve, and enhance coldwater glacial lake habitats through the development of a standardized sampling program for cisco using late-summer gill net sets. In 2012, a regional effort was conducted to assess the status of cisco in 7 northern Indiana lakes. In 2013, the regional cisco assessment will continue with the assistance of researchers from Purdue University and the University of Notre Dame.
Background: Northern pike (Esox lucius) are a coolwater species found in North America. Pike populations are generally limited to the glacial lakes and rivers of northern Indiana, which represents the southernmost part of their native range. Pike are sensitive to habitat changes and have been selected as the representative species of coolwater habitat for glacial lakes in the State Wildlife Action Plan. The purpose of this research is to identify, conserve, and enhance coolwater glacial lake habitat through the development of a standardized sampling program for pre-spawn pike using large trap nets. Catch rates, length and age structures, and growth rates of pike are a few of the metrics that will provide the long-term data required to sustain the ecological integrity of the coolwater glacial lake habitat that pike represent.
Background: Largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides)are the second most popular fish among northern Indiana anglers. Largemouth bass were selected as the representative species for warm-water habitat of glacial lakes in the State Wildlife Action Plan. Largemouth bass are an important recreational and ecological species among Indiana's glacial lakes. Data collected such as abundance (catch rates), size structure (proportional size distribution, PSD), and growth rates are needed to manage this species and to keep the ecological balance of the warmwater glacial lake habitat that largemouth bass represent. In the spring of 2013, biologists began a targeted study design for largemouth bass at the regional scale for glacial lakes. Eleven lakes were surveyed for largemouth bass (under the Status and Trends of Glacial Lakes framework) in late April/early May using 30 minutes of electrofishing on each lake.
Southern Fisheries Research works to provide sound data, techniques, and recommendations that district biologists can use to improve the quality of Indiana's fishing resources. Projects that Southern Fisheries Research is currently working on vary greatly but all work to resolve problems and answer defined questions.
Background: Southern Fisheries Research was tasked with creating an urban fishing program for Indiana to recruit new anglers and make fishing more accessible to Hoosiers living in urban areas. The Go FishIN in the City program was born from collaborations with DNR hatcheries, Terre Haute Federal Penitentiary, DNR district biologists, and city park officials. What resulted was 5000 12-15" channel catfish being stocked in ponds across Indiana in April, May, and June. Southern Fisheries Research will be accessing the program through channel catfish sampling and angler surveys. Learn more about Go FishIN in the City.
Background: Catfish are a major sport fish in Indiana's impoundments and Southern Fisheries Research is investigating alternative sampling techniques. Biologists currently use gill nets to sample for catfish which are successful but can also capture many other undesired species like gizzard shad and yellow bass making processing nets slow and tedious. Southern Fisheries Research is testing baited hoop nets to see if this gear could be added to biologists sampling regime making catching catfish more efficient.
Background: Last year Indiana changed the black bass size limit on most rivers and stream in Indiana to protect more fish from harvest improving populations, reproduction, and fish quality. In an effort to better understand harvest rates and fishing pressure Southern Fisheries Research will starting a 2 year project tagging black bass in three high fishing pressure rivers. Legal black bass will be tagged with metal jaw tags that can be removed by anglers and returned for a reward. More information.


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Gore Bike Wear Xenon 2.0 Short Sleeve Jersey - Women's $119.95
Embrace the sun.
Unless you're a dedicated early riser or a religious sunset cyclist, you'll end up fighting the heat on rides that take you under the midday sun. As it gets hot, though, the Gore Bike Wear Xenon 2.0 Women's Jersey keeps the temp turned down, with a plethora of mesh panels and a heat-reflecting treatment that make it Gore's top-shelf offering.
The heat-reflecting treatment we just mentioned? It's called Coldblack, and it actually reflects up to 80% of the sun's rays, even when applied to dark fabrics. This works in conjunction with mesh vents on the arms, underarms, and backs, helping you stay cooler than a pickled cucumber when the asphalt gets steamy. There's also a full-length front zipper that allows for near-unlimited ventilation.
The details matter, too, though, and the Xenon 2.0 is packed full of them. All the seams are joined using ultrasonic welding, rather than stitching, which reduces bulk, streamlines fit, and eliminates points of potential irritation. The three back pockets are accented by a separate zippered pocket to secure a phone, cash, or credit card, and Gore finished the jersey off with 360-degree reflective accents to help you stay visible if your noontime ride lasts all the way into the twilight.
- Synthetic fabrics
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- Full-length front zipper
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GORE Bike Wear & Running Wear
|30.25 - 31.5in
(77 - 80cm)
|32 - 33in
(81 - 84cm)
|33.5 - 34.75in
(85 - 88cm)
|35 - 36.25in
(89 - 92cm)
|36.5 - 37.75in
(93 - 96cm)
|38 - 39in
(97 - 100cm)
|Arm Length
|24 - 25.25in
(61 - 64cm)
|25.5 - 26.75in
(65 - 68cm)
|27 - 28.25in
(69 - 72cm)
|28.75 - 30in
(73 - 76cm)
|30.25 - 31.5in
(77 - 80cm)
|32 - 33in
(81 - 84cm)
|34 - 35in
(86 - 89cm)
|35.5 - 36.75in
(90 - 93cm)
|37 - 38in
(94 - 97cm)
|38.5 - 39.75in
(98 - 101cm)
|40 - 41.25in
(102 - 105cm)
|41.75 - 43in
(106 - 109cm)
- How to Measure:
- For best results, take measurements over your underwear.
- Chest:
- Measure under your arms, around the fullest part of your chest.
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- Measure from the center of your back to your wrist with arms held out.
- Waist:
- Measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape a bit loose.
- Hip:
- Measure around the fullest part of your body at the top of your legs.
- Inseam:
- Using pants that fit well, measure the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg.
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Great bike jersey for hot days
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: L
This jersey fits nicely, doesn't ride up in back, and has vents to let in air on the back and armpit area. It is great for hot days and a cool breeze blows through the venting. I would definitely buy again.
Best Fit Jersey
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Finally, a jersey that is made for women with breasts. I usually have to go up a size or two to fit the chest area, and then the rest of the jersey is too big. I purchased the black/white version and it looks just like the photo. The venting in the back is fantastic. Perfect for our 100 mile ride in 90 degree weather. The material in the front of this jersey is much thicker than that back, making for a smooth front. If you have boobs, this is the jersey for you. :)
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs large
looser fit than expected. I own a few other Gore apparel in a medium which aren't as loose fitting (am 5'4" 117 lbs). the material is too thin for my taste, and the yellow is not as bright and neon as I had expected from the picture. it is more of a mustard yellow.
Gore Bike Wear Xenon 2.0
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
This is my all-time favorite bike jersey. It's made to fit a female figure, is slimming and the material is ultra thin but durable and breathable. The pocket storage includes a zipped pouch for valuables too. I bought TWO. One for me and one for my cycling sister. She loves it too. Arlene
So comfortable!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Just got the jersey on Friday and tried it out on a short trip Saturday. Sunny day, low 70s, low humidity.
Fit - snug but not tight. Doesn't over-compress your body, but still fits smoothly.
Stretches well, good length both front and back. It has some sort of sticky stuff on the hem that keeps it in place. Nice that there is a zipper on one of the back pockets to keep stuff from bouncing out.
When I first put it on, I thought the fabric felt a bit weird and wouldn't breathe well. Not true. It breathes well and keeps me comfortable. It washed beautifully. Looks brand new.
I want to get more of these for sure! Definitely my favorite jersey.
the best!
The best short-sleeved bike jersey I have owned, including others from Gore, Assos, Louis Garneau etc. So comfortable you hardly know you are wearing it. Lightweight, breathes well. Functional rear pockets. Well made. Highly functional, but good looking too.
Have you tried Gore's ALP-2.0 Jersey yet? Of course it's more mountain inspired if fit, but it, too, is very comfortable and has excellent ventilation...so breezy. The only fault I found is the back, which is totally mesh, already snagged from my hydration pack; but if you don't carry a pack, this top is worth a try especially if you catch it on sale.
I'm going to give this jersey and shorts a try, too, this summer.
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Several traditional southern themes — pecans, Caribbean spices, and, of course, thick, tangy cream cheese frosting — come together in this gorgeous layer cake that's both down-home and elegant.
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Tasty cake - don't overbake. Frosting is delish and not overly sweet, though the recipe makes a lot. Personal preference though, I would cut the lemon in half. Definitely a do-again for my family!
I made the recipe exactly as described. I made the cake a day ahead and wrapped and bagged it. I have been advised not to refrigerate cakes because it causes drying (freezing is ok)so I left it bagged on counter top (uncut). Icing was also made the day before. This was a big hit with everyone. The icing is NOT too sweet which is often a problem with cream cheese icing. Also, there was just the right amount. The cake was not dry or hard to handle (be sure to watch the size of the eggs-need large). The spices were a good combination-I try to grind as many on the day of use to make sure they are not old. I am not sure why others had problems-easy and worked well for me.
This cake is really good, one of the best I've made. Although I did not have the frosting it still tasted amazing. It would defiantly work well as muffins too though.
I've made this cake both as a layer cake and as cupcakes and it was a crowd favorite both times. I don't agree that it's dry. If there's any complaint, it's that the frosting is super SWEET, I choose to deal with this by going more conservative when I frost it.
This cake gets a "good" rating because it is drier than I would have liked. It is surprising that this cake is even slightly dry, given the amount of wet ingredients. There are definitely better spice cake recipes out there.
This cake is too dry. Good as a coffee cake but doesn't compare to any other cake i've made
I would say that I would have to try to make this cake one more time to see if I can make the consistency better, but this cake is just not worth trying again. I'll have to consult with my favorite baking friend who trained with a famous french pastry chef, but I think this recipe is doomed. The recipe contained a myriad of spices that one would think would go together nicely, but there was no overwhelming deliciousness -- like gingerbread as an example, it was just white cake with a light back flavor - not the least bit distinctive or interesting. The layers did not rise nearly enough to be sliced horizontally -- I'm sure it was not my baking powder, or soda as I recently used both without issue. The frosting was also disappointing. It whipped up beautifully and looked the part, but again, there was a lack of intense flavor. And finally, on cutting the cake, the crumb was too small and did not hold together. The cake fell apart like flour. Did I sift my flour too much? I will have to consult with my baking friend. . . but regardless, this cake is off my to-do-again list. Too much time was invested in this flop.
This cake is incredibly easy to make and is quite delicious. It's a bit tricky applying chopped pecans on the side of the cake, but with a bit of practice, it will look stunning. I make this every Easter now and it's always a hit.
Moist, light and easy to make. I doubled this recipe to make 2 x 14 inch round cakes for a crowd. I didn't halve each layer and stuck to a two layer cake. I did not find the cake too fragile and had no problem assembling and frosting it ( I did omit the pecans). I would recommend making this cake the day before; leaving it at room temperature over night (covered, of course) allows the spice flavours to blend and develop. The cream cheese frosting was no different from myriad other cream- cheese frostings out there- my only complaint about it is that it required far more confectioners sugar than the recipe called for to reach spreading consistency. I would definetely make this cake again; if I was making it for a smaller, less varied crowd I would leave in the pecans and double the spices.
OMG this was goood! And even better the next day. I was paranoid with all the reviews and only baked for 25-28 minutes. That was too little and I had to put it back for another 10 mins - very moist. If you're using cake flour, as the recipe calls for, the recipe's time is fine. Also, you can put far more than 3/4 cup of icing on the layers. I ended up with lots of leftover frosting. DELICIOUS!


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Why should you pay attention in school?
Tilly Smith, an 11-year old English schoolgirl, was vacationing with her family in Phuket, Thailand on December 26, 2004. Walking along the beach Tilly noticed that the bubbling sea in Phuket resembled a video taken just before a tsunami in Hawaii in 1946. She'd seen the video in geography class two weeks earlier and insisted to her parents that a tsunami was coming. Her warning saved the approximately 100 tourists and others who were on that beach.
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Not everyone had the same warning the people on Tilly's beach had. The Boxing Day Tsunami of December 26, 2004 was by far the deadliest of all time (Figure below). The tsunami was caused by the 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake. With a magnitude of 9.2, it was the second largest earthquake ever recorded.
The extreme movement of the crust displaced trillions of tons of water along the entire length of the rupture. Several tsunami waves were created with about 30 minutes between the peaks of each one. The waves that struck nearby Sumatra 15 minutes after the quake reached more than 10 meters (33 feet) in height. The size of the waves decreased with distance from the earthquake and were about 4 meters (13 feet) high in Somalia.
The countries that were most affected by the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami.
The tsunami did so much damage because it traveled throughout the Indian Ocean. About 230,000 people died in eight countries. There were fatalities even as far away as South Africa, nearly 8,000 kilometers (5,000 miles) from the earthquake epicenter. More than 1.2 million people lost their homes and many more lost their ways of making a living.
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The Japanese received a one-two punch in March 2011. The 2011 Tōhoku earthquake offshore was a magnitude 9.0 and damage from the quake was extensive. People didn't have time to recover before massive tsunami waves hit the island nation. As seen in Figure below, waves in some regions topped 9 meters (27 feet).
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The tsunami did much more damage than the massive earthquake (Figure below).
An aerial view shows the damage to Sendai, Japan caused by the earthquake and tsunami. The black smoke is coming from an oil refinery, which was set on fire by the earthquake. The tsunami prevented efforts to extinguish the fire until several days after the earthquake.
Worst was the damage done to nuclear power plants along the northeastern coast. Eleven reactors were automatically shut down. Power and backup power were lost at the Fukushima plant, leading to equipment failures, meltdowns, and the release of radioactive materials. Control and cleanup of the disabled plants will go on for many years.
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As a result of the 2004 tsunami, an Indian Ocean warning system was put into operation in June 2006. Prior to 2004, no one had thought a large tsunami was possible in the Indian Ocean.
A sign in Thailand shows an evacuation route.
In comparison, a warning system has been in effect around the Pacific Ocean for more than 50 years. The system was used to warn of possible tsunami waves after the Tōhoku earthquake, but most were too close to the quake to get to high ground in time. Further away, people were evacuated along many Pacific coastlines, but the waves were not that large.
- The Boxing Day Tsunami of 2004 came from a massive earthquake and traveled across the Indian Ocean, causing death and destruction in 12 nations.
- In Japan, the tsunami struck very quickly after the 9.0 earthquake in the subduction zone offshore. Many more people died from the tsunami than the quake.
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A La Crosse Father and Son cherish a special hunt together
WESTBY, Wis. -- It is a beautiful, crisp fall day just outside of Westby. A perfect day for a hunt. "We're gonna have a good pheasant hunt today."
Over the years, Father and son Tom Hutchison and Philip Schroeder have had a lot of days like these. "It's just time that we get out and can actually talk just about anything. Laugh about stuff. Bring up old memories, the fun things we've done. Some of the fun things we probably shouldn't have done." "A lot of good times. Memories more than anything. We have a lot more fun than we actually do hunting. So it's an extremely special day where you get to be out with your boy and enjoy mother nature. And if you get lucky enough to get some game - that's the bonus. The rest of it is why you go."
It's a pastime that, like so many fathers and sons, has bonded them together. "Not only are we father and son, we're best friends. If I had to pick my best friend - Philip would be my best friend."
But this hunt is a little different than most. Because this hunt could very well be their last. "Memorial weekend, 6 years ago is when all this happened. He was on the way over to our house. He was supposed to be there at 7 or 8 and showed up at 10 or 11 which isn't like him. I said, 'what's the matter, did your alarm clock not go off this morning?' I turned around to look at him and he was a kind of gray color. And he said, 'I think I've got the flu.'"4783514
"I went to see the doctor and they did a lot of blood work and the doctor came in and says, 'I have Leukemia.' My wife was there and she looks at me and says, 'What's he say? And I said, 'I think he said I have Leukemia."
"What was that like hearing that diagnosis? Scary. We knew nothing about Leukemia. To this day I still don't know exactly the Leukemia he has I just know there isn't any of it that's good."
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But Tom wasn't about to go down without a fight. "They threw me in an ambulance and rushed me down to Mayo. The doctors all came in and said, 'what do you want us to do.? We can treat it aggressively or just treat it.?' I said, 'I want you to get rid of it. Either cure me or kill me. But do something."
They immediately started a rigorous round of treatment. And somehow, remarkably..."Two months later they did a bone marrow biopsy and it was clean. Then like a bad penny, it came back. And it just wouldn't go away."
The second time around, Tom was given 3 months to live. That was almost two years ago. But even so - he knows his days are numbered. "I hope there's a few days left, cause I got things to do! Used to be a lot of days. Now it's just a few days."
Which makes this year's hunt that much more meaningful. Because for a man battling leukemia, hunting isn't as easy as it used to be. That's where an organization called NASA the North American Squirrel Association is helping makes this possible. "What our mission statement is to help elderly and disabled and youth recreate. From biking to skiing to hunting. Deer hunting and upland game pheasant hunting."
Free of charge NASA organizes every aspect of this hunt and others like it. The guide, the dogs, even the special transportation when Tom needs a hand getting around. "We have fellas that haven't hunted for 20 years because of a disability. There's a lot of tears, there's a lot of emotion. Because they're able to do something they haven't done in years. It really is amazing to see the fun in their eyes and the glimmer in their eyes."
Because of NASA - this father and son now have one more memory they can tuck away. "I get to look at it as another hunting trip I get to do with my father. It's time I get to spend with him." "Every hunting trip is important. It's important that we spend time together. You never know when it might be the last time you get to do it."
"Every night I say a little prayer and thank the lord for a good day. No matter if it's raining and I've gone through chemo - it's a good day. And I pray for more good days."
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OTOHIKO a.k.a. George ^^
And thus I crown thee with the IRC Queen Title (and all of it's bad photoshoped glory)
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I've managed to achieve one of my goals in life - that of beating Kio on being most active in the IRC chatroom XD
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I was sleepy when I took the picture heh.
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Okay, this is to make arathena happy. She was poking at me because I haven't made an update in a long time. Well.... i've been busy? *grin*
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http://will.lashell.net I had some fun and made the whole thing run from a single php3 script, the news is tied to a mysql database. fun! :)
Morning everyone. Well today's objective include washing clothes and figuring out who to send money to for my new hard drive. I've recently become enamoured with music videos. I've got a few of them converted to mpeg and i'm just watching them over and over again. It's all very sick.
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I've worked some more on my website. And, heh, well i'm here at 3:30 AM. I think I should sleep. hrmm perhaps later. Crescendo calls me.
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This kid is raw as hell with mediocre hands. What good is potentially being a speed burning playmaker if he can't catch? Not digging Patterson @ #12. I hope Miliner is there at 12 so Miami can take him instead and get a WR later in the draft.
Mel Kiper is a snake and an incompetent one at that. He got stone cold busted when that agent went public on paying off players. As well, for all his reminders about Matt Ryan, he conveniently forgets that he declared Jake Long wouldnt be anything but a right tackle(say what you will about Long and his injuries, he was the best LT in football for awhile). I look forward to blasting Kiper several more times before the draft.
That said, i wouldnt mind an talented but raw wideout like Patterson... While im not found of the way the Falcons have built their team, they have shown how teams can put up points very quickly with a veteran wideout and a talented youngster. The most impressive thing about the Julio Jones pick is he will give Matt Ryan an explosive receiver for the next decade. We could do alot worse then copying that model this offseason.
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I love Patterson. He is the best receiver in the draft after the catch. In that regard, he is definitely elite. Agree, though, that he is a work in progress but I don't see his hands as an issue. I think he'll just have to work on route running and the other nuances of the position.
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Must See Muay Thai Fight: Muangthai vs. Amata
- Written by Dave Walsh
Proof that you don't need to be on a grand stage to have a great fight, here is an unknown fight from a few weeks ago in Thailand that is absolutely a must see.
What you have here is a match in the 46kg (101 lbs) division at the Channel 7 Stadium in Bangkok from February 6. In the blue is Muangthai Sor Boonyeeam, a 17 year old fighter with a record of 40-18. In the red, Amata Por Tongboran, age 20, 40-20. Two very young fighters, neither of whom sports an amazing record, but the end result is simply spectacular.
No joke, you should watch this:
What starts off as a relatively normal Muay Thai opening round picks up immediately at the start of round 2 as Amata comes out fast and furious. He spends almost the entirety of this 2nd round landing punch after punch, absolutely rocking Muangthai to the point that many refs would have stepped in and called a down. In the 3rd, Muangthai rallies, connecting with his own shots before landing one of the most beautiful elbow KO's I have ever seen. Both men show a huge variety of technique here, using elbows, knees, kicks, and punches to show off the full range of what makes Muay Thai so special. But it's the changes in momentum and the heart shown by both that really sets this fight apart and makes it something special.
We've got a long way to go before the year is done, but don't be surprised if this one shows up on the Fight of the Year ballots when the time comes.


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Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts
03 Apr 2010 - 20 Jun 2010
They are sculptors, filmmakers, painters, video artists, photographers, or visionary administrators. Their works and reputations have reached beyond our borders to garner global attention. Today they are being awarded one of the highest national distinctions for their exceptional careers and remarkable contributions to the visual and media arts. They are the winners of the 2010 Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts, and their pioneering works will be presented to the public starting this Saturday, until June 20, in a special exhibition located in the contemporary galleries at the National Gallery of Canada. The exhibition includes works by Robert Davidson, an iconic figure in the renaissance of Haida culture; films by the great Quebec filmmaker André Forcier; trailblazing paintings by Rita Letendre; videos by Tom Sherman, a major influence in video art; superb photographs by Gabor Szilasi, a central figure in Canadian photography; and paintings by Claude Tousignant, a leading force in abstraction. Fascinating glass sculptures by the Manitoban artist Ione Thorkelsson, recipient of the Saidye Bronfman Award for excellence in the fine crafts, are also featured. The exhibition also highlights the exceptional contribution of Terry Ryan in the development of Kinngait Studios, in Cape Dorset, and Dorset Fine Arts.


text: blog postsOnly 1 Week Until the First Admissions Deadline!Nov 8, 2011 1:00 pm by Brian PreciousShare on FacebookTweetEmailImagesIf you are thinking of applying to Illinois, the first admissions deadline is next Tuesday, November 15th. See below for 5 reasons why the Illinois MBA may be the right program for you. Remember, applying early is usually to a student's advantage, as greater scholarship consideration is usually given at the beginning of a recruiting cycle.If you are looking for a reason to apply to the Illinois MBA, here are 5: 1. Flexible CurriculumAfter taking extensive coursework in business fundamentals during their first year, second year MBA students at Illinois are encouraged to customize their MBA by taking elective classes both inside and outside the College of Business. 2. Experiential LearningAt Illinois, we believe in augmenting class work with numerous opportunities for additional enrichment. From study abroad trips to case competitions to working at the world's largest student-run consultancy, Illinois MBA students have the opportunity to excel both inside and outside the classroom. 3. Joint DegreesAt Illinois, you can combine an MBA degree with any Master's or PhD program on campus. As a joint degree student, you will be able to increase your marketability by adding a comprehensive business skill set to your resume. 4. High-Impact ScholarshipsTop students at Illinois can earn substantial scholarships, up to and including full tuition. We also offer a Scholarship Case Competition where students compete for scholarships to the program. 5. International Immersion ProgramAs the world becomes more interconnected, so should your MBA education. The Illinois MBA provides many opportunities to both study and complete projects in places like India, China, Brazil and South Africa. In addition, the diverse nature of our program attracts students from over 20 counties, providing you with a truly global professional network. Please feel free to contact us for more information. It's not to late to apply now for the first admissions deadline.stats338 Views 0 Comments additional actions Add Comment


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Lansing City Market
On Saturday April 26th, Food Law Clinic student clinician Mike Goode attended the Lansing City Market to promote the services offered by the Urban Food, Farm, & Agriculture Law Practicum.
Prima Civitas
On Friday, April 18th, Food Law Clinic student clinician Libby Busdicker attended Prima Civitas' IP Law 101 session in Flint, Michigan, and received the opportunity to speak about the legal services offered by the clinic and distribute materials to attendees.
Allen Street Market
On Tuesday, April 2nd, from 3:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Food Law Clinic student clinicians Sean Tobin and Devin Kenney conducted outreach at the Allen Street Market. At the Market, Mr. Tobin and Mr. Kenney spoke with vendors and provided patrons with pamphlets and brochures on the services offered by the clinic.
Lansing Farmers Market
On March 29, 2014, Food Law Clinic students Kathryn Hynan, Mike Goode, Devin Kenney, and Sean Tobin conducted outreach at the Lansing Farmer's Market to recruit potential clientele, discuss the role of the clinic with members of the Lansing community, and connect with members of the urban agriculture movement.
2014 Everybody Eats Conference
The Food Law Clinic presented at The Everybody Eats Conference on February 8, 2014. This conference connects members of the urban agriculture community by energizing food system awareness and reform. All students from the clinic compiled presentations and presented on issues facing small business and nonprofit entrepreneurs. Their presentations included such topis as Zoning, Intellectual Property, and Environmental Regulations, among others.
Keep Growing Detroit
On November 22, 2013, a representative from the Food Law Clinic hosted a telephone conference with Ashley Atkinson the Interim Co-Director of Keep Growing Detroit to discuss the role the Practicum can play in assisting Keep Growing Detroit with achieving its mission. During this telephone conversation, the clinic secured Ms. Atkinson's participation at its January 5th orientation, where Ms. Atkinson will be discussing the role Keep Growing Detroit plays in the lives of Detroit farmers and entrepreneurs. Keep Growing Detroit is designed to support Detroit residents who grow their own fruits and vegetables within the city limits by fostering relationships to food, growing the knowledge of food and farming, building leadership skills and capacity, changing the value of food, and developing community assets. Maintaining a strong relationship with Keep Growing Detroit is important to the success of the clinic, as Keep Growing Detroit is interested in having students from the Food Law Clinic make presentations at educational seminars hosted by Keep Growing Detroit and provide legal representation to individuals who utilize Keep Growing Detroit's services and are struggling with entity formation, zoning, and compliance issues.
2013 Black Farmers and Urban Growers National Conference
On November 9th and 10th, 2013, representatives from the Food Law Clinic presented at the 2013 Black Farmers and Urban Gardeners National Conference held in Brooklyn, New York. The Conference was designed to unite and educate growers, eaters, and organizations in numerous areas relating to food-sovereignty, food security, USDA eligibility and funding, food cooperatives, and organizing a food hub. At the Conference, the presentation compiled by student clinicians, entitled "Power Exchange: From the Law to the Farmer, Legal Planning and Implementation for Your Farm and Garden," provided farmers and gardeners with a legal survey course that covered numerous areas of law relating to the urban agriculture movement including how to: select the appropriate legal structure, benefit from conventional and innovative land use arrangements, interpret common contractual provisions contained within food system agreements, and use intellectual property protection to build brand recognition. Presenting at conferences such as the 2013 Black Farmers and Urban Growers National Conference is essential to the mission of the Practicum, as one of the primary goals of the clinic is to provide individuals and organizations that are interested in advancing the urban agriculture movement with the knowledge necessary to enable them to combat the numerous legal challenges that stand, or may stand, in their way when forming a new business or organization.
Fanning the Flames Lecture
On October 29, 2013, representatives from the Urban Food, Farm & Agriculture Law Practicum attended Michigan State University's Fanning the Flames lecture series to learn more about available opportunities in the agriculture movement and present on the legal services accessible to members of the public through the Practicum. At the lecture series, members from the Practicum received the opportunity to network with Detroit-centered growers and farmers and learn more about the current statutory, legislative, and policy issues surrounding the urban agriculture movement. At this conference, representatives from the Practicum spoke about the legal services provided by the Practicum, answered specific questions about the Practicum, and outlined the administrative procedures of the Practicum. Attending lectures surrounding the urban agriculture movement is imperative to the work being completed by the Urban Food, Farm & Agriculture Law Practicum, as it provides Practicum faculty, staff, and students with the opportunity to learn more about the agriculture movement and network with potential clientele.
Earthworks Urban Farm
On October 11, 2013, representatives from the Food Law Clinic traveled to Detroit to tour Earthworks Urban Farm and meet with its Program Manager Patrick Crouch, who elaborated on the services Earthworks provides to the Detroit community and asked for more information about the clinic. Forging a strong working relationship with Earthworks Urban Farm is imperative to the success of the clinic, as Earthworks is a human service organization that provides Detroit residents with an ability to utilize Capuchin land free of charge for the purposes of growing food products and Earthworks is currently in need of an alliance with a legal resource center that it can recommend to its members who are interested in utilizing the skills they've obtained through Earthworks to form a small business centered upon inner-city food growth.
Eli Broad College of Business
On October 10, 2013, a representative from the Food Law Clinic met with Dr. Forrest Carter, Faculty Director and Associate Professor of the Marketing Department at the Michigan State University Broad College of Business to elaborate on the services provided by the Food Law Clinic and explain the clinical process. Dr. Carter is presently teaching Marketing 480 Entrepreneurship and Capstone Experience, and works closely with students who are required to form a hypothetical small business as part of the entrepreneurial course. A connection with Dr. Carter's entrepreneurial course is important to the mission of the clinic, as some of Dr. Carter's students have developed business concepts relating to the urban agriculture movement, are interested in bringing their hypothetical business concept to fruition in the city of Detroit upon graduation, and would be interested in utilizing the services provided by the clinic when beginning their entrepreneurial ventures.
Red Haven
On October 3, 2013, representatives from the Food Law Clinic met with Nina Santucci who is one of the co-founders of Red Haven restaurant, and received the opportunity to learn more about the mechanics behind the restaurant's business model and the potential needs surrounding small businesses that choose to exclusively purchase their products from local Michigan farms. Receiving the opportunity to connect with local businesses such as Red Haven provides student clinicians with an opportunity to understand local needs and provide superior counseling to entrepreneurs who successfully practice the "farm to table" business model or are interested in adopting the "farm to table" business model.
Greening of Detroit
On October 1, 2013, a representative from the Food Law Clinic traveled to Detroit to meet with employees of Greening of Detroit, learn more about Greening's operation, and expand on the legal services the clinic is able to provide to Greening or its affiliates. Traveling to Greening of Detroit is imperative to the work being completed by the Food Law Clinic, as Greening is a well-established, nonprofit resource agency that partners with federal, state and local agencies, corporations, and foundations to assist neighborhood groups, churches, and schools in their efforts to improve the ecosystem in Detroit through the development of projects, environmental education, urban agriculture, open space reclamation, vacant land management, and workforce development programs, and is looking for an organization to assist individuals affiliated with Greening with forming small businesses or nonprofit organizations in the city of Detroit.
Recovery Park
During the fall 2013 academic semester, a representative from the Food Law Clinic traveled to Recovery Park to meet with Gary M. Wozniak and learn more about the anticipated legal needs of Recovery Park, Recovery Park's mission, and how the clinic can assist Recovery Park in providing legal education seminars to individuals who participate in Recovery Park's job creation projects. Recovery Park is an independent nonprofit organization established in part, to incubate numerous businesses related to the urban agriculture movement, including: year-round farming businesses, orchards, indoor fish farming, and food processing centers. As Recovery Park is in the final stages of land acquisition, it will be important to maintain a strong relationship with Recovery Park and Gary Wozniak because the organization is likely to need legal representation in the future and is interested in partnering with an entity that it can refer individuals who are part of Recovery Park's job creation projects to when they have a legal concern regarding their business or nonprofit organization.
Detroit Eastern Market
On September 28, 2013, student clinicians Libby Busdicker, Jonnie Powers, and Mitchell Widener, and Professor Kinsey conducted outreach at the Detroit Eastern Market to recruit clients and promote the Food Law Clinic. The Eastern Market is a six-block public market that contains hundreds of open-air stalls where Detroit entrepreneurs are able to sell a wide assortment of products including fruits, vegetables, flowers, homemade pies, maple syrups, Detroit produced specialty food products, and fish. For more information about the Detroit Eastern Market, visit http://www.detroiteasternmarket.com/.
FoodPlus Detroit
On Tuesday, September 24, 2013, Professor Kinsey and student clinicians Libby Busdicker and Jonnie Powers attended FoodPlus Detroit at the Greater Grace Temple on West 7 Mile Road, to network with Detroit-centered growers and farmers on behalf of the Food Law Clinic and learn about the current statutory, legislative, and policy issues surrounding the urban agriculture movement. Particular emphasis was on waste management, the need for amendment of city code to accommodate zoning and bee-keeping needs, and spreading awareness about the food movement. To learn more about FoodPlus Detroit and the local food movement, visit http://foodplusdetroit.org/.


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We offer both first (or undergraduate) degree courses, as well as a range of graduate coursework and research programs.
At Monash Arts, we are committed to providing you not just with an excellent academic education, but also with an enjoyable educational experience that combines intellectual stimulation with social interaction and engagement with the wider world.
Our large and diverse Faculty is particularly strong in the humanities, performing arts, languages and social sciences, and encourages the development of cutting-edge studies that operate at the intersection of traditional academic disciplines.
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The Monash Arts community is spread across our Australian and overseas campuses, and includes distance education students across the nation and around the world.
We welcome international and study abroad students from many nations; international and Australian students mix in our classes, sharing experiences, understandings and knowledge, and forging friendships.
Ours is a vibrant community where differences are celebrated and our students are encouraged to become humane, tolerant and active citizens.
You can enrol in a single or double degree course, or take Arts subjects as electives in a non-Arts degree. We also encourage the very best Arts graduates from Monash and around the world to apply for entry to our Honours year and postgraduate programs.
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I'm not sure if the idea or issue has been addressed before on SSG, but I'd LOVE to see a checklist section. The other site (RS) does a great job with the basic figures and lines but I have found them seriously lacking when it come to non-toy line. Some examples would include:
Gentle Giant
I have found a few good reference sites, but they seem to have stopped updating a couple years ago.
What I'd like to see is something like:
Gentle Giant
- Mini Busts
- Bust Ups
- Statues
- Maquettes
Each sub category would have it's own checklist. Nothing fancy, simple, no need to get into release dates, MSRP, etc.
I think it would be a great help to new collectors or old collectors looking at different lines.


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According to multiple reports, the Celtics met with Greg Oden in Boston on Saturday as part of an informational exchange with the free agent center. However, with Oden having stated that he is targeting a return to the NBA in 2013-14, the meeting was described as an opportunity for the two sides to talk without any expectation of a deal being imminent.
"We wanted to talk to Greg to see where he is physically," Ainge said.
The 7-footer was the No. 1 overall draft pick in 2007, but he played just 82 games for Portland after sitting out his rookie year with the first of multiple knee injuries. He last played on December 5th of 2009.
The fact Oden is still drawing strong interest from teams despite his medical history is a testament to his talent. He had five double-doubles — including a 13-point, 20-rebound night — in the 21 games he played before being injured in his last year.
"We're just finding out as much as we can and letting Greg know what we have here," Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge told the Boston Herald [1]. "He's not ready to play now, but he's someone who's very interesting."
Oden — the No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 NBA draft by the Portland Trail Blazers — has played just 82 NBA games, averaging 9.4 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game while averaging 22 minutes per contest. He has not played in a game since Dec. 5, 2009, when he suffered a fractured patella in his left knee, one of several injuries that has required surgery on both knees.
Still, he has the size of a pure center and was once talented enough to be the No. 1 overall pick, ahead of Kevin Durant (among others) in his draft. That being the case, his potential availability for next season has generated considerable interest across the league, including from the Celtics. However, multiple reports said that the Celtics have not made an offer to the former Ohio State standout, who is spending this year taking classes there while rehabbing.
[1] http://bostonherald.com/sports/celtics_nba/celtics_insider/2013/02/celtics_meet_greg_oden


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A few weeks ago there were a good number of baseball size poults out and about. Since then we have had unseasonably cool temps, near constant drizzle rain and I've not been seeing or hearing any poults. Hope they are just out of sight somewhere.
This weekend there was quite a bit of gobbling. Re-nest time?
What's it like in other parts of the WI?