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Gems en Vogue II 30.06ctw Oval Swiss Blue Topaz & London Blue Topaz Pendant w/ Chain
Adorn your neckline with this drop of dazzling brilliance! Crafted from sterling silver and palladium with 18K yellow gold embraced™ accents, this gorgeous pendant features one oval cut 22 x 16mm Swiss blue topaz in a claw setting. The design is wonderfully accented with one round cut 3mm London blue topaz stone in a bead setting on the lovely ornate bail above the centerstone.
The total approximate topaz weight is 30.06ct. This pendant measures 1-1/2"L x 5/8"W and includes an 18" rolo chain that secures with a 10mm spring ring clasp.
Complete the look with the matching ring 134-308 and earrings 134-281.
Vendor warranty: One year from the date of purchase. Includes a gemstone romance card with purchase.
Part of the Gems en Vogue II Collection. Made in China. Gemstone may vary in color and/or pattern. Please allow for these natural variations. All weights pertaining to gemstones, including diamonds, are minimum weights. Additionally, please note that many gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty. Click here for important information about gemstone enhancements and special care requirements.
Vermeil Plating: Pronounced "vermay," vermeil is an electroplating process in which 14K gold or higher is coated over sterling silver. Officially designated by the jewelry industry, items may only be sold as vermeil if they have a minimum thickness of 100 millionths of an inch (2.5 microns) of gold over the silver. Regular gold plating is less than 2.5 microns.
The "vermeil" technique of plating sterling silver with gold originated in France in the 1750s. It differs from "gold filled" or "gold plated" in terms of the thickness or thinness of the microns over sterling silver. "Gold filled" pieces have a much thicker layer, between 15 and 45 microns, which is mechanically bonded to the base metal with heat and pressure. Vermeil is a more expensive version of "gold plated". It does not wear off as quickly as gold plating does. However, over time, vermeil wears off and therefore will require re-plating.
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A symbol of strength and intelligence, topaz derives its name from Topazios, an island in the Red Sea that is known today as Zabargad. The Greek word "topazios" means "to seek," since the island was covered with a thick fog and difficult to find. Gemstones found on the island were called topaz, although the stones were eventually found to actually be peridot. The real gem of topaz is found throughout the world, with different occurrences producing specific colors.
Brown, yellow, orange and red topaz are found in Brazil, Sri Lanka and Siberia. Most brownish topaz is heated to produce a permanent and glamorous pink color. Following the discovery of pink topaz in Russia during the 19th century, Imperial topaz was found. Featuring a sherry red, deep pink or reddish-orange color, the gem was so coveted that its ownership was restricted to the Czar, his family and those who received it as a royal gift. Today, Imperial shades are the most rare and, therefore, the most valuable.
Blue topaz is rarely found in nature and is most often created through a combination of heat treatment and irradiation. It is found in Brazil, Sri Lanka, Nigeria and China. Topaz is often colorless, too, and can be found in the United States, Mexico, Russia and Pakistan. In 1998, a new type of enhanced topaz made its appearance with a greenish-blue or emerald green color. All colors of topaz rank an 8.0 on the Mohs Scale of hardness.
Yellow topaz is November's birthstone and blue topaz is December's birthstone. Blue topaz is also the traditional gift for 4th and 19th wedding anniversaries, while Imperial topaz is celebrated as a 23rd anniversary gift. Perhaps the most famous topaz is a large, colorless stone known as the Braganza. It was discovered in Brazil in 1740 and was originally thought to be a priceless diamond. Today, the giant 1,680.00ct stone is set in the Portuguese Crown.
The mystery and allure of topaz goes back thousands of years. To the ancients, it was a symbol of love and affection and was thought to ward off sudden death. The Romans associated topaz with Jupiter, the god of the sun. The Greeks called it the Stone of Strength, believing it had the power to increase strength and make its wearer invisible in times of emergency. The Egyptians said the gem was colored with the golden glow of the sun god, Ra, making topaz a powerful amulet that protected its wearer against harm.
Topaz's mystical curative powers were believed to wax and wane with the phases of the moon. The gem was said to change color in the presence of poisoned food or drink and falcons were carved on the stones to help earn the goodwill of kings and magnates. During the spread of the Bubonic plague in 1347-1400, the clergy touched topaz to people's sores. Also in medieval times, the gem was thought to prevent death and heal physical and mental disorders. The stones were ground into powder and added to wine to prevent asthma and insomnia.
Today, topaz is said to be the gem that has the widest range of curative powers. It is believed to dispel enchantment, improve eyesight and protect against negative emotions such as depression, anger, fear, greed and envy. Its properties are supposedly enhanced when the gem is mounted in gold. Because of this association with gold, topaz is used to bring or enhance the wearer's money-gathering abilities and has long been used in money and wealth rituals.
Wearing topaz is said to improve and deepen relationships, promote patience, ensure fidelity and enhance the ability to love. The gem is also believed to bring friendship, intelligence, long life, beauty and a pleasant disposition.
Palladium: A selection of our jewelry is made of sterling palladium alloy. Palladium is a member of the platinum group of precious metals. By replacing a portion of the copper content used in standard sterling silver with palladium, this proprietary formula renders a precious metal with superior performance attributes. Sterling palladium is five times more tarnish-resistant than standard sterling silver and has strength similar to that of 14K gold.
Palladium has been used as a precious metal in jewelry since 1939, originally as an alternative to platinum for making white gold. Its naturally white color requires no rhodium plating. Additionally, palladium is proportionally much lighter than platinum and is ideal for use in heavier gemstone jewelry. It is a more expensive alloy than nickel, but it seldom causes the allergic reactions that nickel alloy can.
Gems en Vogue II The vintage inspired designs of Gems en Vogue II conjure romantic visions of elegance from the Art Deco movement to the French Renaissance. Set in advanced Sterling Palladium Alloy with 18K Gold Embraced™ accents, each piece of Gem en Vogue II jewelry is a wearable work of art, individually designed and executed with intriguing, often unexpected detail and highlighted by a colorful variety of unique gems.
Each piece of jewelry is designed around a specific gemstone and is often inspired by nature or architecture and influenced by historical jewelry and current fashion trends. The ultimate goal is always to present customers with original jewelry pieces they'll be delighted to wear.
About the Guest Guest Michael Valitutti G.G. (GIA) is a graduate gemologist from the Gemological Institute of America with a wealth of knowledge and a deep passion for gemstones and jewelry. Winner of two design competitions and the subject of numerous articles and industry news, Michael introduced Sterling Palladium Alloy to America in 2006 with the launch of Gems en Vogue II.
Before entering the jewelry business, Michael had decided to pursue his MBA. However, before returning to his studies, he took a summer job working for a friend - a jeweler in a swanky area of downtown Toronto. He recalls, "I liked it so much, I decided to pursue this career full time, so I asked for a refund of my tuition and the rest is history." It's no surprise that Michael ended up on TV selling jewelry. More than 30 years ago, he did a pilot for his own TV show. He also worked at the TV station on weekends, working his way up to floor director. Now he is at home on TV and at home in the jewelry business.


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The 2014 Marucci Black (MSBB148) Senior League is a two-piece bat with a composite handle and alloy barrel, the 2014 COMBAT Portent (PORSL108) Senior League is a one-piece composite bat. Composite barrels after broken in will typically have more of a trampoline effect than alloy barrels.
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katerina wrote:I first heard about it at the Uni, when a professor talked about it. It was really funny how he said "..when we heard it, we were like, Tom Cruise? That piece of wood, Schnitzler?? --- But he actually did it good, he did it good"
DeepAndDark wrote:So, basically, we leave our cat alone. I guess she won't mind.
adriana wrote:but we still got a week at the beach ahead
Hans wrote:adriana wrote:but we still got a week at the beach ahead
tell me more! Here I have to shovel snow these days. Oh, how I wish spring would come. Winter is just not my season.
fos daddy wrote: shoveling can be good exercise .. sometimes [/b]
Hans wrote:fos daddy wrote: shoveling can be good exercise .. sometimes [/b]
you are not the first one who tells this to me. But somehow .... brrrrrrr ..... snow is damn cold. I prefer the gym. The only ugly thing about the gym is this mind dull making disco music. But my ipod is a good protection shield against it.
Right now I would love to swap places with Adriana
katerina wrote:I LOVED shovelling the snow! Well, I didn't really shovel, Hans did
katerina wrote:it was evening, getting a bit dark, but with no clouds in the sky, and the light of the dusk made such a nice combination with the white of the snow, .. oooh
fos daddy wrote: I have my own music as well // theres some disco i can handle .. its rap and hip hop that i cant stand ..
have you every tried to do a walk in the snow .. great leg resistance
adriana wrote: let`s listen about what Hans has to say about this ..
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It's hard to predict how a young team is going to respond to tournament pressure. Terre Haute South freshmen Natalie Scamihorn and Caitlyn Newton handled the opening match of the IHSAA Class 4A volleyball sectional at Brownsburg just fine.
Scamihorn passed out 34 assists and Newton hammered down 13 kills, leading the Braves to a 3-0 win over Mooresville.
Tournament play resumes Thursday with Terre Haute North taking on Plainfield at 6 p.m., followed by Martinsville vs. Avon at 7:30.
The Tuesday win puts the 17-17 Braves in the 11 a.m. Saturday semifinal match against tournament host Brownsburg.
South won the first game 25-19, survived a Mooresville rally to win the second game 26-24 and used an early lead to win game three 25-17.
Interim South coach Stephanie Millington was happy to get the victory with a starting lineup that included the two freshmen, sophomore Meaghan Etling, junior Allison Kittell, along with seniors Bailee Williams, Kaitlynn Gilmore and Marissa Coutinho.
"I think tonight was good to get our nerves out. We're a young team. As much as I have been trying to say [we're not a young team], we really are. For a lot of them, this is their first sectional tournament ever," Millington said.
South took advantage of Mooresville errors to open game one 4-1. But the Pioneers rallied to tie the score 6-6. The score was knotted last at 16-16.
A Newton kill put the Braves up 19-17 and the Pioneers followed with four straight errors. South's Williams ended the game with a kill.
South again got off to fast start, taking a 5-1 lead with kills by Newton, Meaghan Etling, Williams and Allison Kittell. The Braves' lead hit 18-11 on a Kittell kill.
Then the Braves' lack of tournament experience showed up. South made errors receiving, passing and hitting. Mooresville cut South's lead to 22-19, then 22-21.
"That's something we need to work through. Finding a way to get sideouts and letting the team score our points. We need to score our own points," Millington said.
The score was tied at 23-23 when Coutinho delivered a cross-court kill. Mooresville tied the score 24-24 with a kill in the back corner. A sideout gave the Braves a 25-24 edge. South's Etling ended the match with a block.
South built an 8-1 lead in game three, extended it to 12-4 when Maddie Callahan and Etling doubled blocked a Mooresville hitter and went to the 25-17 win. Callahan put down a cross-court kill to end the match.
In addition to the 13 kills, South's Newton had 14 digs.
"[Newton] had a double-double, that was great. Get her nerves [out of the way] and get our underclassmen ready to go on Saturday," Millington said.
As for Brownsburg's Bulldogs, Millington said the Braves have little information.
"We don't know a lot about them. We'll just think about our side of the net and controlling the things we can control," Millington said.
Mooresville 19 24 17
Terre Haute South 25 26 25
Highlights — For South, Caitlyn Newton had a double-double of 13 kills and 14 digs, Natalie Scamihorn passed out 34 assists, Marissa Coutinho had 17 digs, Maddie Callahan hammered 9 kills and Bailee Williams had 8 kills.
Next — South (17-17) will play Brownsburg at 11 a.m. Saturday at Brownsburg.
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Linton, Clay City coaches pulling for each other Saturday in IHSAA basketball regionals
The only Wabash Valley boys basketball teams remaining in the IHSAA state tournament are the two that tied for first place in the SouthWestern Indiana Athletic Conference.
Linton (Class 2A) and Clay City (Class A) each finished 7-1 in the SWIAC. Clay City handed Linton its only conference loss Feb. 18, a 58-50 decision, while Clay City's only SWIAC setback was by a 62-51 score at Eastern Greene on Jan. 17. -
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When Petersburg (PORTA) finally showed it was possible to hit a free throw on the west end of the Illinois-Springfield gym Tuesday night — after 12 misses in a row — it spelled the end of a high school comeback by Paris that looked for awhile like it would be one for the ages.
"I thought we had 'em," Tiger coach Shawn Nugent said after the Class 2A Super Sectional game won by the Bluejays 58-49. -
Paris seeking finals berth tonight
The Paris Tigers may be the underdogs again tonight when they play at the Class 2A Springfield Super Sectional, or they may be the favorites. What's already clear as the Illinois boys basketball tournaments for the smaller schools enter their final week is that rankings and reputation don't matter, particularly to the Tigers.
Class 2A girls: Rick Risinger coaches Heritage to fifth state title
Rick Risinger spoke this past week about defense being the key to securing a win against a talented Fort Wayne Canterbury girls basketball squad in the Class 2A state championship game.
Coach Risinger's Heritage Christian squad rose to the occasion Saturday in Hulman Center, holding the Cavaliers to 33-percent shooting to claim the school's fifth state title since joining the IHSAA in 2003.
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Class A girls: Oregon-Davis holds off Vincennes Rivet
Oregon-Davis jumped out to a 15-2 lead when senior Alicia McIntosh drilled a 3-pointer in Saturday's Class A state championship for girls high school basketball.
The Bobcats stretched that lead to as large as 17 before halftime, and still led by double figures with three minutes remaining. -
Class 3A girls: Western over Evansville Mater Dei 38-35
Like Fort Wayne Canterbury in the Class 2A championship, two-time defending Class 2A champion Evansville Mater Dei found the going much more tough when moving up one class due to the IHSAA's "Team Success Factor" legislation.
Mater Dei (26-2), which had an average margin of victory of 27 points throughout the season, struggled against Western's 2-3 zone all night long in falling to the Panthers 38-35. -
Class 4A girls: Bedford North Lawrence wins second straight title
Damon Bailey guided Bedford North Lawrence to a second straight state championship in his first year as head coach.
Bailey, an assistant on the Stars' unbeaten Class 4A champions in 2013, watched his team hold off a scrappy Penn squad for a 51-41 victory Saturday night.
Central Catholic rallies to defeat Rockville
It was an old story in a new location Saturday for the boys basketball team from Lafayette Central Catholic High School.
Clay City wins third straight sectional
Clay City, the two-time defending champion of the IHSAA Class A Sectional No. 57, took the floor at White River Valley High School with a chip on its shoulder Saturday night.
Linton pulls away late to win at North Knox
Defending smartly and playing the offensive tempo like a finely tuned violin, Linton's Miners dominated the fourth quarter of a previously air-tight high school basketball game to defeat South Knox 57-45 and repeat as Class 2A Sectional 47 champions.
Damon Bailey among coaches directing daughters at Hulman Center on Saturday
Father-daughter bonding was among the themes Saturday at Hulman Center as Terre Haute played host to the IHSAA girls basketball state finals for a third straight year.
Class 4A title favorite Bedford North Lawrence looked to repeat as champions late Saturday night. Former BNL state champion and Indiana Hoosier great Damon Bailey led his Stars into the game with a pair of daughters on the court. Junior Alexa Bailey, wearing No. 22 of course, is a Butler recruit and sophomore Loren is a reserve for the Stars. -
Owen Valley, Edgewood in sectional final again
Things haven't changed that much in the Class 3A boys basketball sectional. Northview was in the field for the first time and hosted the semifinals Friday night. But for the second year in a row, Edgewood and Owen Valley will play for the Sectional 28 championship tonight.
Temples' 3-pointers help Paris advance
The prudent thing would have been to pull the basketball out, wait for an opponent to foul and run as much clock as possible in the final minute of the Illinois Class 2A Westville Sectional on Friday night. Audie Temples was thinking dagger.
Ailing Wilkey helps Rockville advance to title game
For part of Friday, doubt existed about whether flu-stricken Rockville standout Keiontre' Wilkey would be able to play in the first semifinal game of the Class A North Vermillion Sectional for boys basketball. The junior guard gutted it out, however, and tallied 17 points to help lead the Rox over the host high school 61-53. That sent them into tonight's sectional championship game against No. 7-ranked Lafayette Central Catholic.
Preps: Late free throws help Linton beat North Knox
Linton hit 4 of 5 free throws in the final minute and hung on to defeat streaking North Knox 47-46 in the semifinals of the Class 2A North Knox Sectional for boys high school basketball.
Former Terre Haute resident Rick Risinger looking for fifth state title in Hulman Center
An accomplished group of girls basketball coaches will make their way into Hulman Center on Saturday for the IHSAA state finals.
Damon Bailey, 1990 Mr. Basketball for state champion Bedford North Lawrence and former Indiana University great, is the most familiar name to Hoosier basketball fanatics. In his first year as a girls varsity coach, Bailey leads BNL into action in the 4A state championship game.
With 590 career wins, Fort Wayne Canterbury coach Wayne Kreiger is already a member of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame.
Behind senior Miss Basketball candidate Maura Muensterman, Steve Goans leads Evansville Mater Dei into the Class 3A title game on the heels of consecutive 2A titles. -
No answer: Spears scores 30 as Martinsvlle ends TH South's season
Terre Haute South ran into a championship performance Wednesday night in Game 2 of the Class 4A Avon Sectional for boys high school basketball. Martinsville's Troy Spears scored 30 points while leading the Artesians to a 65-44 victory that ended South's season.
North falls to No. 5 Brownsburg in Class 4A Avon Sectional
Terre Haute North did not bow out of the boys high school basketball tournament Tuesday night like a team on a seven-game losing streak.
The Patriots executed their gameplan, battled back from a double-digit deficit and forced Class 4A No. 5-ranked Brownsburg to hit free throws to win the opener of the Class 4A Avon Sectional.
Brownsburg (19-2) hit six straight free throws in the final 1 minute, 15 seconds to hold off the Patriots 51-47. -
Two sets of Eels win at WRV Sectional
There'll be no Cinderella story in Dugger to end this boys high school basketball season, and a spirited upset bid also fell short Tuesday night at the Class A White River Valley Sectional.
Defensive pressure and depth made the difference in both games, as Eminence ended the Union season — perhaps its last, at least as a public school — by a 59-46 score and Clay City pulled away in the second half for a 53-44 win over Shakamak. -
Paris knocks off 23-2 Clinton Central in overtime sectional thriller
Paris' boys basketball team has learned a lot in a late-season run of success, but the one thing that set the Tigers apart on Tuesday in Class 2A Westville Sectional semifinal game was composure.
The Tigers never got rattled, never flinched and got the ultimate reward. -
BOYS SECTIONAL ROUNDUP: Linton holds off Sullivan at North Knox
Linton and Eastern posted victories in the opening round of the North Knox Class 2A Sectional on Tuesday.
Linton led most of the way to defeat Sullivan 51-43 in the first game. Eastern Greene bested North Central 62-42 in the nightcap.
Linton is 16-6 and will take on North Knox and Eastern Greene faces South Knox in the semifinals on Friday. North Knox takes an 11-game winning streak into the action. -
Tough roads ahead: Terre Haute North faces big challenges in its sectional
With the hope that the obligatory snow is already on the ground, high school boys basketball sectionals begin today in Indiana, and for one Wabash Valley team in Illinois.
South swimmers fall short of lofty goals at state finals
Sometimes the journey is more rewarding than the destination.
That would best describe Terre Haute South's performances Saturday in the 77th annual IHSAA boys swimming and diving state championships at the IU Natatorium. -
Center Grove deals Terre Haute North 7th loss in row
Terre Haute North and Center Grove – two teams that haven't won much lately – struggled to put the finishing touch against the other on Friday at North.
Prep roundup: Casey falls at Robinson Regional; Paris posts upset win at home
Teutopolis finished strong Friday night to defeat Casey 47-36 and win the Robinson Class 2A Regional for boys basketball teams.
Casey, Paris to play in regional title games
Championships of Illinois regional boys high school basketball tournaments will be decided tonight.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Bringing you the Amey Teams for girls basketball
Our Wabash Valley teams won't be represented when the Indiana girls state basketball finals return again to Hulman Center on March 8 (even though the Class 4A title will probably be decided this weekend when Lawrence North plays Bedford North Lawrence in a semistate game).
I wish some of our girls teams had been able to play longer for a purely selfish reason: that might have given me an opportunity to see one or two of their games. -
South boys fall to Southport, finish regular season 8-14
Terre Haute South got an up-close look Thursday night at what a Conference Indiana championship boys basketball team looks like. And Southport is big and quick.
Southport, led by 6-foot-10 sophomore Joey Brunk and junior guard Malik Bennett overpowered South's Braves 61-49 at Southport Fieldhouse. Brunk had 16 points and 12 rebounds, while Bennett scored 21 points. -
VIDEO: Wilhelm leads South swimmers into state finals
Christian Wilhelm plans to compete in the distance freestyle when he gets to the University of Illinois-Chicago's downtown campus.
Wilhelm emerged as a state qualifier in the 500-yard freestyle and 200 freestyle as a junior for Terre Haute South. But his senior season took a different turn and he's hoping to make a big splash in a new event. -
Casey advances to regional title game
Casey will be in the championship game of the Class 2A Robinson Regional for boys high school basketball teams Friday night. The Warriors gained their spot in the title tilt with a 55-42 victory over Marshall on Wednesday.
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This is really confusing. A few years after Al Gore claimed he 'invented the internet', he casually dismissed any climate change questions by proclaiming, 'the debate is over'. Of course, Al didn't mention that there was no debate, but that's how Al deals.
What did occur was an international panel (IPCC) that made bold and frightening predictions for the Earth's climate future, mostly based on human production of CO2. Ignore the fact that only 20% of the IPCC members have any experience in climate science at all (and some have resigned because they felt their reports were manipulated). The other 80% are ambassadors, politicians, and government representatives, which might raise some untrusting eyebrows even without the mutiny.
So get on with it! There are so many, many unanswered questions floating about, and it would be interesting to see and hear the 'believers' dance around the facts. If humans really cause warming, don't just proclaim it, prove it!
Good idea, Mr Somershoe. That would make for another excellent feature at the park under construction on 3 mile lane. Perhaps if enough parties of interest were to offer-up their collective support and contribute, one would materialize.
Google Earth Mr Smiths Park & Museum (area) and was amazed by how much elbow room he still has out there. Just a thought.
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Four different nations have won World Juniors since 2009
It might seem like the race for gold at the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship is as wide open as its ever been.Look at the list of the last four winners, which features no back-to-back titles: Canada (2009), the United States (2010), Russia (2011), and Sweden (2012).In the tournaments history, dating back to 1977, weve only seen one other sequence of champions like this: Canada (1997), Finland (1998), Russia (1999), and the Czech Republic (2000).Recently, however, the Canadians, Russians, Swedes, and Americans have separated themselves from the rest of the U20 competition. (In fact, not one medal has been awarded to a nation outside that foursome since Finlands bronze medal in 2006, which came largely courtesy of the heroics of starting netminder Tuukka Rask in Vancouver.)But are the Big Four truly neck-and-neck heading into the 2013 showdown in Ufa, Russia? Thats a difficult question. The answer is probably no.Certainly, Canadian fans, who take the World Juniors more seriously than their counterparts in any other country, are agonizing over their teams inability to bring home the expected top prize. Especially since Canada has lost in such heartbreaking fashion in elimination games the last three years.There was John Carlsons OT goal that gave the Americans a 6-5 gold medal victory in Saskatoon 2010. Then came the stunning five-goal, third-period rally by the Russians to beat Canada 5-3 in the 2011 final in Buffalo. And memories of surrendering a 6-1 lead to Russia in last years semi-finals and falling short with a four-goal comeback in the third are still fresh and painful.Yet even when you acknowledge a pattern of Canadian goaltending woes in these must-win matches, its pretty obvious that Hockey Canadas program has not fallen apart. Not by a long shot.The Canadians, after all, made the final every year from 2002 to 2011. Thats a record of consistency that no other U20 nation can rival.For 2013 specifically, theres another factor to consider. On two previous occasions (1995 and 2005), the World Juniors have taken place during an NHL work stoppage. If the current lockout persists, this likely will play to Canadas advantage.Historically, most NHL clubs either refrain from releasing their top U20 talent to appear in the World Juniors or only do it if theyre struggling in the NHL. However, if the league is not in action, then Canada, which already enjoys the deepest program, will have even more talent to choose from.In 1995, Canada earned a perfect 7-0 record en route to gold under coach Don Hay in Alberta, benefiting from the presence of NHL-ready skaters like Jason Allison, Bryan McCabe, and Eric Daze. 2005 witnessed what was arguably the most dominant squad in World Junior history, as Sidney Crosby, Corey Perry, and Ryan Getzlaf helped power Canada to another spotless golden run.Of course, other countries could also take advantage of the availability of NHL-ready sprospects this time, like Russia with Nail Yakupov and Mikhail Grigorenko.But its only scraping the surface of possibilities for the Canadians to point out that they could potentially dress a player who has already competed in a senior IIHF World Championship (2012), former Calder Trophy candidate Ryan Nugent-Hopkins of the Edmonton Oilers.There are, of course, promising signs for the other three main contenders. The 2013 host Russians have had Canadas number the last two years, and broke an eight-year title drought in 2011. The United States and Sweden have squared off in the last three U18 finals (with the Americans winning each time). That reflects a wealth of emerging talent for both countries. This year, the Swedes will welcome 2012 returnees like forwards Filip Forsberg and Rickard Rakell. (Regardless of the lockout status, the U.S. wont be well-stocked with returnees for 2013, however.)The bottom line is that even though Canada hasnt won gold since 2009, it would be foolhardy not to view coach Steve Spotts team as the leading favourite. That stands even if the NHL and NHLPA are able to achieve a new collective bargaining agreement before the first puck drops in Ufa on December 26.LUCAS AYKROYD


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Right. Boy scouts can do as they please, but they shouldn't get a break, if they're going to discriminate.
Honestly, charitable deduction is problematic altogether. Each charitable deduction just increases everyone elses tax burden in very undemocratic way. That donating to religious groups earns a tax deduction will never make any sense to me.Last edited by PseudoSABR; 11-18-2012 at 12:50 AM.
I share your dislike of the income tax deduction for gifts to religious organizations. I am especially sickened by the television evangelists who solicit cash from people who are barely scraping by so that the evangelist can live in luxury.
HOWEVER, an often given justification for this deduction is preserving the wall between church and state. If churches were taxable entities, then theoretically the IRS could use the tax laws to audit and persecute churches that are disliked. My response to that argument is that churches should be tax-exempt entities and therefore not subject to income taxes, BUT no one should get a tax deduction for donations to religious organizations. I also believe that church-owned real estate should be subject to property taxes, just like country clubs and gas stations.
Incidentally, it is VERY easy under the tax laws to create a religion, and if you carefully follow the rules, there are major opportunities for abuse.
No disagreement on the taxpaying loophole, I agree with your general comments about it being problematic and better left gone.
On the topic of the ACLU, that hasn't always been their primary focus. I worry when I see the organization's choice of cases look political and this is an example that shines out on.
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Here's where Boy Scouts became an ACLU issue. As a general rule, First Amendment association rights do not trump state anti-discrimination laws. It's actually a pretty easy decision. The Courts have invalidated discriminatory practices in many different private organizations including private schools, labor unions, non profit organizations and even law firms. One of the major cases actually came from MN - US Jaycees v. Roberts. The Jaycees tried to exclude women from membership in their private group but it ran into conflict with a MN anti discrimination law. The US Supreme Court upheld the state law and required the Jaycees to allow women into their organization. The standard for permitting a private group to discriminate in violation of state law came down to being able "to show that it is organized for specific expressive purposes and that it will not be able to advocate its desired viewpoints nearly as effectively if it cannot confine its membership to those who share the same sex, for example, or the same religion." Thus, the KKK could legally exclude black members b/c a black man in white sheets would significantly alter how their message would be received.
The Boy Scouts case went to the Supreme Court. To win, the Scouts would have to show that allowing homesexuals would change the Boy Scouts "ability to engage in its protected activities or to disseminate its preferred views. The Supreme Court actually did side with them, although I think the dissent by Justice Stevens was sounder. But that's a pretty easy case for the ACLU to take.
I don't agree that there should be a higher standard of reasoning for why a group can discriminate. When it comes to employment and business practices I absolutely understand more stringent criteria for discrimination, but private groups should have no such standard. I would vehemently disagree with any state law that says otherwise. I'm free to discriminate who I choose to associate with. I don't have to date a certain number of redheads or blondes. I don't have to have a beer with a certain quota of hispanics or overweight people. Likewise, any group should be able to make similar choices. By this sort of whacky logic 8 year old boys that don't allow girls to join their club are in violation of state law. This entire concept, along with hate crime laws and other non-employment based discrimination are major steps in the wrong direction for me. My moral objections to the way people choose to discriminate shouldn't be codified in law because that sets a bad precedent that curtails freedom. These attacks on the boy scouts are reinforcing that bad precedent and, to me, that's evidence of lefty-politics influencing the group's actions. That disturbs me.
the idol worship you speak of comes when a group of people refuse to hold their guy accountable. Ron Paul has done everything that those who support him would want them to do.
That said, voting from Romney or Obama was wasting a vote. This people of this country were the loosers from a victory of either one.
The two party system exists due to very legal vote fraud. Both parties get maching funds from the federal government (which I'd add that Ron Paul has refused to take). Guys who are legally on the ballot and who could in theory actually win are excuded from debates (and in some cases, like Bob Barr was in Indiana, are excluded from the ballot even though they had the signatures to be on it). The primary debates are rigged in such a way to exclude certain candidates as well.
To me this is voter fraud... no different than an illegal voting.
Medical doctor, scientist, or whatever, I'm not sure how he jumps the shark. Whether you like it or not, evolution is nothing more than a theory because to date no one has been able to actually observe it happening in the way it claims to happen. The same can be said of any other origins theory such as the big bang, creation, the giant spaghetti monster or whatever. All of these theories can have holes poked in them by people with critical minds... evolution is hardly exempt from this.
But here is my question. Who would you rather have? The guy that says evolution is a theory and leaves it up to the states and the schools to decide what they want to teach in this area or the guy that thinks it belongs to the federal government? For every Obama there's a guy like Rick Santorum. Don't forget that.
You and I might not agree with Ron Paul on everything, but what we should be able to get behind is that he doesn't believe it should be controlled by some bureaucrat in DC.
You know, last I checked, the consitution was the supreme law of the land. No state law should trump it. While I'm well aware that states and courts have no problems tossing aside the constitution as needed, I'm more bothered that you seem to think it's OK.
I'm no fan of the KKK, but like everyone else in this country, they have a right to their opinions and a right to organize around them so long as they are not imposing on the liberties of others. All groups are by nature exclusive. Using this logic, you can justify forced integration of women into the NFL, or fraternites, forced integration of men into sororities. Forced integration into professional groups, and everything in between. This idea that everyone should be able to be a member of whatever they choose is foolish, but the day this country stops allowing like minded individuals to organize and share ideas is a sad day for this country.
I would think that for the ACLU to win, they'd challenge it on the tax deduction ground, which like others, I'm more likely to get behind. But that is dangerous ground too... The better solution would be to significantly shrink the size of the federal government and its wars without end so that we no longer need an income tax. Then that problem solves itself.
I don't believe that Obama has taken the position that the federal government should dictate what is taught in schools. I also think that local school boards do their students a disservice when they don't allow science teachers to discuss evolution. Yes, evolution is a theory, but there is a lot of evidence supporting such theory, including fossils that have been dated.
You say above that you don't disagree about the tax loophole, so I would hope that you might support the ACLU on that basis.
I think that there is a larger point here. We need a constitution to protect minority groups, especially those that are unpopular or historically oppressed. Without the Supreme Court, people of color would still be riding on the back of the bus and living in "separate but equal" schools. The majority does not need such protection.
My sense is that the "lefties" and the ACLU should be praised for fighting for such minority groups. The Democratic Party paid a high price for supporting gays during the 2000's, because the anti-gay marriage initiatives in some states brought out a lot of conservative voters that won some elections for the Republicans. And as others have noted, the ACLU has been reviled for standing up for its principals, even when this meant helping Nazis' rights to march through Skokie.
I wish that my conservative friends would be more active in supporting the rights of minorities and the rules contained in the Constitution to protect such rights, even of they don't like the people who they are protecting or their lifestyles and beliefs.
Finally, with respect to redheads, I would think that you are smart enough to want to date as many of them as possible.
There seems to be a gross misunderstanding of what makes scientific ideas a law versus theory. Spoiler alert: it has nothing to do with observable evidence. Evolution is not a theory because it cannot be verified, it is a theory because it explains how something happens.
In regards to Paul's comments, I tend to not vote for people who pander to the public by stating inaccuracies that directly contradict common sense and their personal field of study. I don't care how much I agree with the rest if their policy; if I can't trust then to get the easy stuff right, I'm not going to trust them with the hard stuff.
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Lot of stuff here but in general, anti discrimination laws are also based on the Constitution (either state or federal). Many times, Constitutional principals conflict with each other so every right in the Constitution has limits. You love freedom of speech but you can't depend on it to protect you from child pornography charges, falsely yell 'fire' in a crowded room, slander someone or make false/misleading advertising claims (smoking makes your hair grow!). Association rights, which is what we are talking about originally, have limits too and they are also set by the type of association it is. It gets messy and you have to determine if there is an expressive association, which isn't the same as a free speech right. But one end of those limits are where discrimination is and, generally, anti-discrimination statutes will trump association rights unless the group meets a set burden of proof.
You're confusing anti-discrimination with forced inclusion, which aren't the same thing. Groups can exclude and still do. What they generally can't do is exclude based on an immutable characteristic, unless that characteristic would significantly change the message the group intends to send. So, Jenny isn't playing in the NFL b/c she's a woman, she's not playing in the NFL b/c she's not good enough. College frats and sororities would probably not be able to exclude black members, for instance, but would probably be able to exclude opposite sex members since frats/sororities have a single sex message. Heck, Augusta just now let in its first female members. But to the original topic, the Boy Scouts were able to discriminate against a gay scout master. I don't understand why the ACLU should be targeting that type of case (I'm also not sure if the ACLU actually took that case).
Gunn - you fell into the same faulty logic I am critical of. Civil rights was a violation of the Constitution but that isn't what is hapening with the boy scouts. In that case a private club is being formed and they have a right to freely associate. I have no problem tightening our belts about religious tax deductions and contributions but that isn't the issue. If I form a poker night club should I have to allow anyone or am I legally bound to not discriminate? "Guys night" everywhere is ruined. Ditto "girls night". The boy scouts have a constitutional right to freely associate and it is leftwing politics through the ACLU that is squeezing that unjustly. That is a major rollback in liberty.
Fighting for minority rights is absolutely commendable and right but that doesn't excuse everything and it certainly doesn't excuse attacking a private club's choice of membership. Fight that publically with your right to free speech not in the courts or the legislature.
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Perhaps I am not up to speed on the Boy Scout stuff. The only Boy Scout association thing that I am aware of was the old USSC case where the Supreme Court upheld the Boy Scouts right to exclude a gay scout master despite New Jersey's anti-discrimination law. Since that case, there has been a lot of pressure on the BSA to change their policy but I don't know of any current ACLU/Boy Scout activities.
To your central point though there is nothing that would force you to open your home on poker night to people you don't want. Anti-discrimination laws require some type of public accommodations component. For example, the Boy Scouts would use high school property for their events. Your poker night would not.
I'm fairly certain that the field of gynecology contributes nothing to the evolution vs. creation debate, and if being skeptical of evolution defies common sense, then I suspect you haven't really studied the theory much. It isn't hard to poke holes in any of these theories (creation or evolution), and you don't need to visition the Sagan Institute or the ICR to do so.
I'm not sure they are attacking on that particular subject either, but many of the subsequent cases strike me as petty and vindictive over that initial defeat. Your argument still walks a line far too fine for me. If I hold my "guys only" ultimate frisbee in a public park...can I be forced to include women? I don't see the reason to squeeze that right at all when it comes to private matters. When it comes to things like employment, access to healthcare, education, etc - sure. When it comes to privately formed groups - you're crossing a line into fascism in the name of protecting the minority. I won't stand for that personally. I hold our constitutional freedoms up as a higher good than my personal moral opinions. As should the ACLU - when they do I highly respect them. But the kind of reasoning you are espousing is the same I see from them at times and that is what I strongly reject.
Every biological science is so intertwined with evolution at this point that you can't really separate the "theory" without all of biology falling to pieces.
And yeah, I've studied evolution a bit. I've taken anthropology courses and do a fair amount of reading on the subject to keep somewhat current.
And you should stop referring to it as a theory, particularly in the same sentence where you call creationism a "theory". One is a hypothesis (and a bad one at that) while the other is a fully-formed scientific theory. And yeah, evolution is pretty much common sense at this point. The mountains of evidence that supports it and the amount of science based on it is undeniable. It exists. It's real.
While the exact mechanisms of evolution are under debate, the notion that human life arose from biological precursors is not. That evolution is debunked because it is a 'theory' is about as sound as suggesting that reality might be some illusion because well, maybe it could be. Seriously.
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Andy VanDette: Mastering
David Richards: Producer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing, Treatments
Rex Ray: Design, Illustrations, Image Manipulation
Kevin Metcalfe: Editing, Mastering
Ryoji Hata: Assistant Engineer
Floria Sigismondi: Photography
Todd Vos: Engineer
Helene Andersson: Make-Up
Jay Nicholas: Assistant Engineer
Alex Grant: Composer
Kevin Paul: Engineer
Alexander McQueen: Wardrobe
Bill Jenkins: Piano Engineer
Markus Klinko: Photography
Emily Lazar: Engineer, Mastering
Brandon Mason: Engineer
Tom Frish: Guitar
John Scarisbrick: Photography
Meg Okura: Violin
Jez Larder: Assistant
Christian Rutledge: Engineer
H�ctor Castillo: Engineer, Assistant
Mario J. McNulty: Percussion, Drums, Engineer
Tim Bret Day: Photography, Cover Photo
Jennifer Elster: Stylist
Mike Grayson: Piano, Keyboards
Mike Carson: Piano


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Armstrong hardwood floors add style, durability and value to your home. Offering a large selection of both solid and engineered hardwood flooring, all Armstrong hardwoods are pre-finished to allow for an easy, no fuss, installation. With so many colors and finishes available you are sure to find the perfect floor for your home with Armstrong. Armstrong - Your Ideas Become Reality.
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