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WOODY MOUNTAIN CAMPGROUND AND RV PARK is a RV Park in or near the town of Flagstaff. It is a largish park with a listed 146 slots to park your home away from home. This park has pull thru pads if you are uncomfortable with backing your rig. Do not worry too much about the length of your very long camper since the sites are built for large RVs. You will be able to connect your RV to electric. There is NO 50 amp service at the park. For the true RV experience – water hookups are provided – much better than camping in a tent! Some really good news is that a sewer connection is provided. If you just cannot get away without a little taste of the internet – do not be alarmed – WiFi is at the park. We have no idea of the over the air TV, but we do know that no Cable TV is provided. Your pet is welcome at this park. Not sure this is a good thing for a high class RV experience, but tent camping is allowed. Some shade trees do exist, which also make the park more scenic and attractive. Do not just drive by Flagstaff – instead stop and rest at WOODY MOUNTAIN CAMPGROUND AND RV PARK.
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WCVB-TV has lined up one of its newcomers to replace longtime anchor Susan Wornick for the midday news program when she retires at the end of the month.
Erika Tarantal, who joined WCVB from NBC's flagship station in New York last week, already plays a key role in the station's EyeOpener morning show program. That's expected to continue after she also joins the anchor desk at noon following Wornick's departure. (A WCVB spokeswoman tells me Wornick's last day will be Feb. 28.) Tarantal first started working at the Channel 5 newsroom in Needham on Feb. 3 and her hiring was reported last month, but the station hadn't fully disclosed Tarantal's new role until today.
The station, Boston's ABC affiliate, unveiled another big change last week: Bianca de la Garza is stepping down from her job as co-anchor of the EyeOpener program in May. She will develop entertainment programming through her own venture, including a show for WCVB.
At WNBC, Tarantal anchored the weekend newscast and was also a fill-in co-anchor for the station's weekday morning newscast, "Today in New York." She initially joined the New York station as a general assignment reporter in December 2007, after working at WVIT in Connecticut. Tarantal began her TV career in Boston, as a production assistant at WHDH. Before starting her media career, she was a paralegal at the state attorney general's office.
WCVB says Tarantal joins a list of principal anchors there that includes Ed Harding, Heather Unruh, Phil Lipof, J.C. Monahan and Randy Price. Lipof was also hired recently from a New York station; in his case, he joined WCVB last fall from WABC.
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So why did the UK series end? It certainly wasn't due to sales. Imagine #30 (September 1985), published shortly before the release of "Dark Clouds," claimed that "after the Dragonlance epic, the UK modules are the best-selling series both here and in the USA."
Dragonlance just felt like pantomiming someone elses heroes.
Even now, when I skim through the 15 modules for Dragonlance, I find it difficult to get into. There is just something painful about the setting, the plot, the characters. But I skimmed through them with the mindset of, what could anyone use for any setting or home brew campaign. What if you stripped away the story and the pre-planned plot, and the cookie cutter heroes?
You actually don't get a whole lot. Here are my notes to all 15 modules.
DL1 - Dragons of Despair
Temple of Mishakal - This is how gods get made. Some crazy person finds golden plates that have the word of god on them and then brings them to the masses-- Oh wait, I mean the heroes find platinum plates and save the world by bringing religion back to Dragonlance.
DL2 - Dragons of Flame
Walls of Pax Tharkas - A knock off of the gates of mordor. Also I keep getting World of Warcraft vibes when looking through Dragonlance; this also is similar to the Lich King's black gate in Northrend, but it probably just Hickman aping Tolkien and then Wow also mimicing Tolkien.
DL3 - Dragons of Hope
Skullcap Mountain - A mountain with a giant skull face carved in the side. You know bad guys like to make their lairs look like a giant skull.
DL4 - Dragons of Desolation
The floating tomb - Remember the teleporting, floating, medieval alien fortress in Krull? This is that but instead of a lair of ultimate evil, acting as a power base to spread villainy, it is just a tomb of some forgotten hero.
There is also a lot of material covering the Dwarven Kingdom of Thorbardin. If you need a Tolkien-esque Mithral Hall, but back in the day when Dwarves lived there, then this might be useful. Again with the Tolkien, Hickman, Wow reference this is a lot like the Dwarf/Gnome area of Ironforge/Gnomeregan.
DL5 - Dragons of Mystery
Man, I don't even get this module. It is not a module, it is a source book, compiling information about the world of Krynn and is probably obsolete or repeated in the hardbound and box set Dragonlance world books that came out later.
DL6 - Dragons of Ice
Icewall Castle - A castle built into the side of mountain and glacier. And, of course, there is a white dragon named Sleet to fight.
DL7 - Dragons of Light
Foghaven Vale and the Stone Dragon of Ergoth - a mysterious elven like valley with a giant carved stone dragon carved / sitting on top of a mountain. The valley reminds me a lot of the old "World Dragon" locations scattered throughout Azeroth.
DL8 - Dragons of War
Temple of the High Clerist
This has a giant 3D rendered map of a Citadel. It doesn't appeal to me as a place to adventure. This module seems to be Tracy Hickman's version of the siege of Minas Tirath in the Tolkien universe.
DL9 - Dragons of Deceit
Remember when Frodo and Sam were hungry, alone, and sneaking through Mordor? Well, here is Tracy Hickman's version, except it involves dragons and lots of lava.
DL10 - Dragons of Dreams
Primarily a romp through a dream forest.
Another Warcraft like connection. In Warcraft the elves constantly reference the Emerald Dream, and then there are parts of it that have turned into a nightmare.
Well, this is the same thing here. Another reference that makes me think that whoever was the writer for Warcraft's fiction was a Dragonlance fan.
DL11 - Dragons of Glory
This is the X10 Red Arrow, Black Shield of Dragonlance. You have a large map with a hundred card stock counters to punch out and have a huge battle with.
DL12 - Dragons of Faith
This is the X7 War Rafts of Kron of Dragonlance. You have a large floating city. You have an underwater ruined city.
There is a cool idea of building out the city using geomorphs. This actually gives me an idea of writing a little program to generate the under water city of Istar in a similar fashion to what I wrote for B1 In Search of the Unknown (See B1 Dungeon Randomizer)
DL13 - Dragons of Truth
Finally, the players get to fight the ultimate evil of Dragonlance; Tiamat! Except, in the end, they find out that Paladine the good dragon has been pretending to be a foolish wizard and travelling with the party the whole time, and he reveals himself and snatches a satisfying victory from the players by taking care of Tiamat.
DL14 - Dragons of Triumph
Another source book disguised as a module.
DL15 - Mists of Krynn
This was released much later than the other modules. It consists of a bunch of adventures of the Dragonlance version of vikings. It doesn't really fit in with the rest of the series.
So, if you wanted to grab a couple of Dragonlance modules for maps and locations you can import to another campaign?
Even though they are cliche, the first four probably can serve that purpose the best; a long lost temple, an evil wall gate fortress, a skull face mountain, and a floating tomb. It would be a little work to fit them into a campaign, but I enjoy reworking things in this way.
Most of the others are a bust, DL5, DL14 are just too much minutia Dragonlance history and source material.
DL6, ice fortress and DL7, giant stone dragon complex can be used, but they start to veer into a lot of work to convert.
Then all hell breaks lose, and the later modules deal too much with war, with a ton of battle scenarios and events. Or they deal too much with individual characters from the novels (which I have never read, and these modules reinforce the idea that I never will).


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Bourbon Whiskey is an unblended American corn-based whiskey made from one or two different kinds of mash. Bourbon is one of the most popular American Whiskies produced in the southern state of Kentucky, although you will find a lot of popular bourbon brands from other states within the USA. It has an amber color and a slightly sweet flavor. By law, straight bourbon whiskey must be made from at least 51 percent corn, and it must be aged in brand new charred oak barrels for at least two years, to get best bourbon quality. Various Brands of Bourbon like Beam's Eight Star, Black Velvet, Old Grand-Dad, Old Charter 8 year old etc. are available in our Bourbon Whiskey collection.
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In partnership with the ALS Association, Heaven Hill Distilleries is promoting awareness to battle the disease with which Master Distiller Parker Beam has been diagnosed. For this 7th release, Parker has selected a bourbon comprised of all his favorite attributes in terms of style, age, rickhouse location and proof. When you purchase this rare...
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Since 1894 it has constantly been the ideal of the Old Fitzgerald distillery to produce only the most luxurious Sour Mash Whiskey that Kentucky has ever known. The achievement of this aim is the rare bouquet and distinctly different flavor that has made Old Fitzgerald famous for generations.
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Hirsch Small Batch Reserve is an artisanally produced, handcrafted Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. This fine bourbon demonstrates a combination of precise distillation techniques, careful barrel selection and patience over maturation. Bottled only when the Master Distiller is completely satisfied with the quality of the finished product.
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Volume: 750 ML Distillery: N.S. Region: N.S. Age: N.S. ABV: 53.5%
This extraordinary Bourbon is the result of generations of the master distiller's fine art of distilling. An original Small Batch Bourbon handmade in Kentucky. Aged in new charred oak barrels. Hand-bottled in very limited quantities.
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This 36% rye bourbon is further aged in French oak zinfandel casks of four different vineyards from a single winery. The essence of cinnamon, dark berries and soft tannins were extracted from these saturated casks to complement the Bourbon. Non-chill filtered and crafted in Small Batches.
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MAYWOOD, Ill.– Loyola University Chicago Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing has received a grant from Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust. The foundation will give $146,000 to support Loyola's Community Nursing Center in Rogers Park.
"This grant will allow Loyola to expand much needed health-care services to our community," said Jan McCarron, MSN, RN, director, Loyola Community Nursing Center. "This support also will provide our students with additional opportunities to experience community nursing and the role it has in enhancing the life of underserved populations."
Fifty families currently receive health-care services through Loyola's Community Nursing Center. This grant will increase the number of families served. It also will allow Loyola to identify which services are most frequently requested and next steps to expand programs and sustainable sources of support. Loyola faculty and staff also will use the resources to engage inter-disciplinary students in the care of underserved populations.
The center was founded in 1981 in a church basement by Loyola nursing faculty members. It began as an outreach effort to the elderly and mothers and children in the community. The program has since grown into one of the most valuable health-care resources for underserved families and seniors living in the Rogers Park, Edgewater and Uptown communities.
Each semester, more than 30 undergraduate nursing students have clinical experiences at the center. Home visits target isolated and homebound seniors and include a comprehensive assessment of health and social needs. Students serve as case managers, linking clients with community resources as well as working with family members, the primary health-care provider and other community workers. Health education is provided to local grammar schools, shelters and senior centers. Students also match individuals with job training and housing opportunities and help people navigate state and local agencies to access other resources and support. The center is supported by Loyola University Chicago and private foundation grants. All services are provided free of charge.
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John Klingberg is a name you should know. In fact, he's a guy you should probably add while he's hot and hold in keeper leagues because he has all the tools to be a valuable fantasy rearguard. Before getting called up to big ice Klingy put up 12 points in 10 games (4 G, 8 A) in the AHL and in seven games since being called up he has six points, all of which have come in the last four games. The comparisons are already flying with Klingberg's hot start. Is he the next Erik Karlsson? Do we have another Sergei Zubov on our hands? Frankly, those comparisons are unfair. There is only one Erik Karlsson and comparing the kid to a (what should be a) hall of famer like Zubov after just six games is madness. At just 22 years old he's only started playing on North American ice last season, a season that ended prematurely with hip surgery that he's clearly fully recovered from (There is hope, Valeri Nichushkin owners!). Still, there's a lot of promise here. Klingberg is an offense first kind of defenseman if you hadn't gathered already, just the type we love in fantasy hockey. He's a bit on the small side right now at 6'1", 181 lbs so some bulking up is in order, but the slick Swede is very adept at escaping the big hits with his smooth skating and is one of the more mobile rearguards I've ever seen. He has exceled with the man advantage at every level he's played at, something the Stars obviously recognize as they've put him on their top unit with Jason Spezza, Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin. Is there a better place to be in the league to tally some sweet, sweet points? I can't think of one. Not only that, he's jumped right in to a top-four role and is skating for a whopping 23 minutes a game. There's no chance he keeps up this scoring pace, but I could see him putting up 30 points or more by the end of the year. The Stars might be a bit of a mess defensively, but their offense has been clicking on all cylinders from the first drop of the puck this season, so if you're looking for some help at the back end of your blue line, add Klingy while he's hot and he might just stay that way. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey yesterday:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Yesterday I brought big Anthony Mantha to your attention and said you should keep an eye on him as he's on the rise. Well, there's another kid you should get to know that's already on big ice and lately his star is rising fast. Nick Bjugstad, C (2 G, 5 SOG, +1) is on a roll with seven points in his last three games including multiple two goal games giving him six goals in his last seven games. In fact, he has nine points in his last eight games and these totals aren't unexpected. He started the season slowly, but at just 22 years of age and one full season under his belt that's not surprising. It was only a matter of time before he started producing, and here it is. Can he keep it up? Absolutely. Just like Mantha he's a big boy at 6'5", 215lbs and he knows how to use his big frame to create space and opportunities for himself. Clearly he knows how to cash in on those opportunities as well bringing a heavy, accurate shot to the table in his big bag o' tricks. He's not just big; he's strong too often winning battles along the boards. With exceptional on-ice awareness and vision he rarely finds himself out of position. Lately he's playing with fellow prospect Jonathan Huberdeau (2 A, 4 SOG, +1) and veteran Brad Boyes (+1) so it's a solid line for him to grow on. I don't expect more than 50 points from Jugs, but he could beat that mark if he and Huber gel like the Cats hope they will. In any case, he should be added in all keeper leagues if he was on the wire and in deep re-drafts as well. It may not be long before he's relevant in all leagues, so like I always say, get it while the gettins' good, y'all! Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Red Wings General Manager Ken Holland is a pretty solid GM as far as GMs go. He always manages to pluck these unknown Swedes out of, well, Sweden and the Wings system turns them into legitimate players in fairly short order. This time he set his sights on a gifted Canadian winger out of Longueuil, Quebec by the name of Anthony Mantha and you'd do well to track his progress in the AHL because he has all the tools to be a top six player for the Wings sooner than later. Before he went down with a broken leg in the pre-season Mantha had a shot to crack the Wings' NHL roster, alas it wasn't meant to be, yet. Well, he's healed up now and the 6'5" 206lb scoring threat is healthy and recently made his AHL debut and he set to work right rining the puck off two posts, but didn't find the back of the net. No worries, he potted his first goal in his second game. That's going to be a theme for the youngster and it can be argued that he's one of the best pure goal scorers to come up since Steven Stamkos. Yes, you read that right. He sports a heavy wrister that he can fire off before you even considered he was going to shoot and man, it's accurate. Beyond his ability to shoot the puck he uses his big frame to force through traffic with general ease and knocking him off the puck is no easy task. He's proven himself to be a great positional player with outstanding on ice awareness, but there are of course some negatives as with any young player, and the big fella might be a bit too offensively focused leaving his defense as the weakest part of his game. There has also been some criticism that he lacks consistency, but hey, he's young and nobody's perfect (except Victor Hedman). Word has it that the Wings would rather he spend his time getting solid minutes with the Griffins than sitting on the bench for the Wings, but considering the fragility of their key top-six forwards (We're all looking at you, Pavel Datsyuk) I wouldn't be surprised if the kid gets a shot at big ice this year. While he's not worth adding outside of deep dynasty leagues for the time being, keep an eye on him because he's going to be something special. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
If you drafted Mikael Granlund expecting a solid season after he burst onto the scene late last year you're in the same boat with me so lets cry together. Eh, it's not that serious considering his ADP, but if Mike has spurned you you might consider taking a look at his brother Markus Granlund, C (2 A, 1 SOG, +3). Markus has four points in his last two games and eight points in nine games since being called up to big ice and makes him absolutely worth a look. He's not unlike his brother in that he's a bit small at 5'11", 185 lbs and generally offensively gifted, especially in dishing the puck out. He's poised, has great hands and great vision and can be counted on for exactly what we hoped to get out of his brother Mike. The downsie is that his defensive game can make him a liability, but he wins faceoffs so that helps mitigate the problem. With sheltered minutes he could be a solid contributor while playing most of his time on a line with Johnny Gaudreau (1 A, 1 SOG, +2) and Jiri Hudler (1 G, 2 SOG, +1). That's a unit with a solid mix of veteran stability and young talent on the rise, so it bodes well for Granlund's continued production given he's primarily a playmaker. That line is a microcosm of what the Flames are as a team this season and that's not a bad thing. Moving forward I figure you can expect Granlund to keep the pace up with a bit of regression. I don't see a 60-point season in the works, but I think around 45-50 points is definitely within reach. For those of you in deeper pools this guy has a lot of value and he's worth taking a flier on now. If he keeps it up, those in more shallow leagues might find themselves picking him up sooner than later, so why not sooner? Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Seven years ago Kris Versteeg, RW – (1 G, 2 A, +3, 7 SOG) started his career in Chicago with high hopes and what seemed like a higher ceiling. Initially all the signs looked good; he notched 20 goals in each of his first two full seasons and ended up with 53 and 44 points in each season respectively. Despite the slight drop-off in production many expected a breakout season in 2010, but alas, it didn't happen. In what would become a theme for throughout his young career Versteeg went down with a knee injury. Over the next few seasons he struggled with more knee problems and after failed stints in Philly and Toronto he landed in Florida where it looked like he regained his form setting a career high in goals with 23 and points with 54. Again, a breakout was expected the following season and again knee problems knocked him down, but if Kris Versteeg has shown us anything in his time on big ice, it's that you can knock him down but he's going to get right back up. Fast forward three more years and it's 2014, Versteeg's knee is doing well and since joining a line with Brad Richards and Patrick Kane he's been scoring to the tune of five points in his last four games. You might pause in terror seeing Richards' name here, but he seems to have found a home on this line and he's is scoring too, so worry not for now. Vertseeg might leave a lot of owners gun shy after years of disappointment, but he was battling knee issues that prevented him from, you know, skating properly. Those knee problems seem solved for now and the talent was always there, so if you want in on a guy who could score 60 points and 25 goals on the cheap, now's the time to buy in. I already did. Anyway, here's what else I saw last night in the world o' fantasy hockey:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Back in April 2013 the Washington Capitals were interested in adding some veteran help for a playoff push. The Nashville Predators had some help in the form of Martin Erat and so they struck a deal. Erat went to the Caps and Filip Forsberg (1 G, 2 A, 5 SOG) came over to the Preds in a package deal. At the time no one really batted an eye, but now all eyes are wide open watching "Fil the Thrill" roll through opponents night after night on his way to one of the best starts a rookie forward has had in years. I honestly didn't see this coming, but after he posted just 34 points in 47 games in the AHL last year, honestly, who did? His preseason was stellar, but preseason means squat and I figured he was just playing hard against weak competition to earn himself a roster spot like any respectable rookie. The last I saw of Fil he was easy to knock of the puck, undersized, lacking strength and looking overwhelmed playing North American hockey, but clearly he had some skill. Oh my how things have changed. With a deceptively awkward but quick wrister at his disposal Fil stretched his point steak to seven games with the three-point effort last night. What's more, he has a six game goal-scoring streak mixed in and 12 points (7 G, 5 A) over that span. He's currently on the top line with James Neal (1 A, 2 SOG, +2) and Mike Ribeiro (1 SOG, +2) and that's a good place to be. He hasn't just been good, he's been dominant and his line has outscored opponents 13-1 at even strength so far. The downside here, yes there's a downside, is that there's really no chance he can keep this scoring pace up. You know that. You don't want to admit it, but he will. The upside there is that he'll fall from dominant to thrilling, retaining tons of value all season long. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
If I asked you who would have the better numbers after a month or so of play, Tuukka Rask (L, 12 SV, 4 GA, .750%) or Jonathan Bernier (W, 25 SV, 1 GA, .962%), I'm willing to bet a case of beer and a back of pucks you'd snap back with Tuukka as your answer pretty quickly. To be fair so would I, and we'd both be wrong. To this point Bernier's sports a season line of 5-3-2/2.58/.917% while Tuukka is sitting ugly at 8-5-0/2.69/.901%. Believe it? You best. It seemed as though Tuukka was getting his act together after a rough October until he was bombed for four goals on 16 shots last night by a team that he has completely dominated in the past. When I say completely dominated, I mean never allowing more than two goals against them before last night completely dominated. To be fair, the Leafs are on fire right now so this is a different Toronto team that Rask has owned in the past, but still, I'm starting to worry about Rask's overall play this season. My gut says he'll be fine, but his stellar play this month comes against teams like the Cats, Oilers, Devils and Sens. That's not exactly the cream of the offensive crop, so it's expected that he'd handle them with general ease. It was also expected that he'd handle the Leafs in a similar fashion, too. If it makes Rask owners feel any better, he was pulled in the second for rookie Niklas Svedberg (2 GA, 15 SV, .882%) who promptly coughed up two of his own on 17 shots. At the heart of the matter here is Boston's decimated defense and most notably the absence of its heart and soul Zdeno Chara, so these struggles aren't wholly his fault. You can't trade Tuukka because his value is far, far below his ADP, so you'll just have to stick it out. This is yet another example of why you shouldn't be taking goalies in the first two rounds. If you own Tuukka, you most likely did just that. Well, while you took Tuukka I drafted Tyler Seguin and I couldn't be happier with my pick, how about you? Goalies are too unpredictable to justify taking that early, even the elites, and they often fail to live up to their ADP. It's not about what your early goalie grab gives you or doesn't, it's what you left on the board while doing it that's at the heart of the matter. Always remember my mantra; skaters first. Skaters first. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
By the end of October it looked as if the opportunities for Alex Stalock to carve out the 40 or so starts I predicted he'd get this season were dwindling fast. Antti Niemi (L, 26 SV, 4 GA, .867%) was rolling strong on five straight starts, it seemed like the deal was sealed and Stalock would have to wait until next year to get his chance. Luckily for us Stalock owners, Niemi has provided ample opportunity once again for Alex to get back in the picture. Last night's loss marks three in a row and four of his last five for Niemi who now owns a yawnstipating 6-5-1/2.79/.911% season line. Those numbers look like they belong to Ondrej Pavelec, and before this season that would be a grevious insult, but hey even Pavelec is looking better than Niemi this year. I digress, I was never a huge fan of Niemi's so this doesn't surprise me one bit. Alex Stalock is the goalie of the future in San Jose and despite some early struggles in limited work (that game against the Sabres haunts me still) I still believe he's going to get his starts and Niemi may not even finish the season as the Sharks' starter. During his current losing streak Niemi has coughed up 15 goals and the Sharks have lost four of those five contests. By contrast, Stalock sports a 2-2-1/2.38/.925% line is looking a hell of a lot better than what Niemi has offered up despite the fact that it has been built over seven fewer games. Stalock was supposed to start last night against the Cats but at the last minute the call was made to start Niemi. Bad call, San Jose. Lets get with the program and get Stalock so more starts, eh? If he's healthy and he performs well in his next few games I'd say Stalock would be well on his way to making this thing a fight again. If that's the case, he's worth adding. If you still own him, hold him for now. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
In October Cam Ward (W, 22 SV, 1 GA, .957%) started four games. In those four games he allowed 16 goals on a 100 shots, good for a .840 SV%. I suppose saying it was "good" for anything is a lie, as that kind of effort is good for nothing. Flip the calendar over to November and Ward is a different man all together. In five starts this month he's faced 130 shots and pushed 123 of them away, good for a .946 SV%. That's not just good, that's absolutely sparkling and wholly unsustainable for most, especially Ward. Still, a five game win streak while allowing no more than 2 goals in any tilt while mixing in a shutout cannot be ignored. So, is Cam Ward in danger of becoming a good goalie again? I doubt it. If you take a look at what he's done it's easy to say yeah, he's getting back on track, but when you look at whom he's doing it against, then the cracks start to appear. He's compiled this run against the likes of the 'yotes (25th in Goals Per Game), the injury devastated Blue Jackets (18th in GPG) twice, the Kings (24th in GPG) and the Flames (8th in GPG). Of all those teams the Flames are the only team clicking on offense right now. By contrast, in his opening four games in October the Isles, Sabres, Flames and Canucks spanked him. Yeah, those Sabres, from Buffalo. I've seen a lot of peeps talking about adding Ward because he's suddenly found his form again. I won't deny that he looks good right now, and if you need goalie help you should add him, but don't expect this to last. Yeah, the Canes' defense doesn't help his situation much, but that only lends credence to the assertion that the well will dry up sooner than later with Ward. Ride him while he's hot and drop him like a bad habit when he gets blown up, because he will. Anyway, here's what else I saw in the world o' fantasy hockey yesterday:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Former Hobey Baker winner Johnny Gaudreau (Yahoo – 31%, ESPN – 53.4%, CBS – 73%) didn't start the season off well with no points in his first five games but he has come alive recently with nine points in his last six games, sporting a plus-9 rating on the season to boot! He's little and he's young, but you have to remember that this is a guy who put up 80 points in 40 games in his final season at Boston College, so the mighty-mini playmaker has skills to spare and it's quickly translating into success at the NHL level. I don't think he keeps this torrid pace up, but the Flames look pretty damn solid, a lot more so than anyone really expected going into the season. He plays on a line with Sean Monahan, another guy you should own and I touch on in this post, and gets time on the top power play unit for the Flames so the chances will keep coming so long as Johnny can keep cashing them in. The word is out on CBS and he's gaining traction fast in ESPN leagues, but of course Yahoo lags behind at just 31% owned. Why must you plague me so, Yahoo league owners? Do you have an aversion to winning or are nearly 70% of teams abandoned already? Get with the program y'all, add this guy yesterday! What's that I hear? You didn't get a chance to cash in on Johnny? Well scope out the rest of these guys, maybe you'll beat the rush:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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As Arabs murder and maim Jews, Jordan's leaders bark the blood libel of "Israeli aggression."
Perhaps attacking a terrorist's legacy broadly and publicly would dissuade others from terrorism?
R' Aryeh yelled "Run, I'll fight!" Using a chair against terrorists to buy time so others could flee
Riot started when Muslim students wore the Pal. kaffiyeh and Druze students demanded them removed
The "Media" didn't want us to know what a kind, giving, loving young woman Dalia was.
A "Palestine" could become another Lebanon, with many different factions battling for control.
Maimonides himself walked and prayed in the permissible areas when he visited Eretz Yisrael in 1165
Having a strong community presence at the polls shows our elected officials we care about the issues
Israel's Temple Mount policy prefers to blames the Jews-not the attackers-for the crisis.
When Islam conquered the Holy Land, it made its capital in Ramle of all places, not in Jerusalem.
I joined the large crowd but this time it was more personal; my cousin Aryeh was one of the victims.
Terrorists aren't driven by social, economic, or other grievances, rather by a fanatical worldview.
The phrase that the "Arabs are resorting to violence" is disgraceful and blames the victim.
Tuesday, Yom Shlishi, a doubly good day in the Torah, Esav's hands tried to silence Yaakov's voice.
Because of the disparate nature of the perpetrators, who are also relatively young, and given the lack of more traditional targets and the reverence Palestinians have for their homes, one now hears talk of Israel returning to a policy of destroying the houses of terrorists' families.
From Obamacare to Common Core to gay marriage, radical agendas are pushed through the legal system.
In the fury and flurry of publicity surrounding the Klinghoffer opera, another musical affront to Jews almost went unnoticed.
You're not going to change public opinion. The media are so biased you can't get your story through. But what counts is America.
I understand how two governments can negotiate a ceasefire, but terrorists by definition are not playing by the same rules as you are.
Like all patriotic Americans, I cheered implementation of the Bush Doctrine to preemptively protect American lives from the perceived threat of WMD.
Though the school district eventually pulled the assignment after coming under pressure, the fact that an American school would ask its students to debate whether the Holocaust was "merely a political scheme created to influence public emotion and gain" is both astounding and frightening.
It is not the role of schools or government to make people feel good about themselves. Self-esteem comes with productivity, not in the absence of it.
Despite the exodus thousands of years ago and our break from the ghettos hundreds of years ago, the slave mentality follows us like a long shadow.
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Vets honored Nov. 9
Now that the voting is done, remember to get out and pay tribute to those who keep that sacred right possible.
A Veterans Day ceremony is scheduled for 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9 at American Legion Post 34 in Lawrenceburg.
The event will be held inside of Patriot Hall and feature a catered meal for Anderson County veterans.
Col. Charles Jones of the Kentucky National Guard will be the guest speaker.
City Trick or Treats hours
The City of Lawrenceburg Trick or Treat hours are Friday, Oct. 31 from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
Trick or Treat on Main is on Friday, Oct. 31 from 5 to 7 p.m. City officials advise to please watch closely for all pedestrians during this time.
Last chance to visit Misery Manor
Misery Manor will continue from Oct. 29-31 the Eagle Lake Convention Center located at 1008 Eagle Lake Drive. The haunted house starts at 7:30 each night and tickets are $5 at the door.
Meet the local candidates
The public will have an opportunity to meet local candidates from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 23 at Anderson County Middle School, presented by The Anderson News. All are welcome.
From staff reports
A Kentucky Humanities Council program "Lucy Bakewell Audubon-Audubon's Leading Lady" presented by Kelly O'Connell Brengelman, will be held at the Anderson Public Library at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24, according to a news release.
Want your costumed child to receive more than candy this Halloween?
Children dressed in costumes will receive a free children's book during the Friends of the Anderson Public Library's annual Halloween sale, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at in the back lawn of the library, located at 114 North Main St., Lawrenceburg, according to a news release.
Members of the Board of the Anderson County Agency for Substance Abuse Policy (ASAP) sponsored a program at the Anderson County Extension building titled "Community Chat: A Time to Act!" on Oct. 1.
The program was a community forum that provided information and resources about what organizers said is the "epidemic drugs, alcohol and tobacco abuse sweeping our community."
The program began with a message called "Understanding Fetal Alcohol Syndrome" presented by prevention specialist Laura Nagle.
By Shelley Spillman
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Anderson County High School students started out with the simple goal of providing more canned goods for the food pantry this year during their annual Stuff the Bus fundraiser.
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Sheriff Troy Young, who organizes the annual haunted house to support Shop With a Cop, said additional guides were added last weekend to handle the huge crowds.
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The USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Kentucky is encouraging landowners, farmers and producers to visit their local NRCS office now to receive information and apply for conservation technical assistance and possible financial funding opportunities, the agency announced.
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Federal and state officials have been sharing geospatial data to coordinate disaster response, a DHS official says
A Homeland Security Department program that allows emergency response officials from states and localities to more readily share geospatial data is helping officials coordinate their response to the BP oil spill, according to a DHS official.
State officials from Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida have been using DHS' Virtual USA program to share data related to the oil spill, according to David Boyd, director of the Command, Control and Interoperability Division in the department's Science and Technology Directorate.
Federal officials from DHS, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Coast Guard, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have also used Virtual USA in the response work, he added.
Boyd said the Virtual USA program that allows states share their geospatial data and metadata and create data mashups is being used to coordinate responses across states' jurisdictional boundaries.
"What [states] are doing is coordinating their responses across [jurisdictional boundaries]," Boyd said. "Many of these wildlife areas cross state boundaries, so you've got to coordinate how the response is going to work."
Boyd said historically the coordination would have been done over the telephone, but now officials can work with a common set of images and metadata. "There may still be some phone calls, but a lot more of it is now a lot easier to coordinate…it eliminates lots of confusion," he said.
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Boyd stressed that although Virtual USA allows increased sharing of the information, states and localities maintain ownership and control of their data. The program is based on existing systems that states already have in place, he said, describing Virtual USA as a "system of systems."
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At Murasaki Lounge, guests relax under the glow of neon lights as they share laughs over Asian morsels and sips of sake. A litany of dozens of different sakes introduce tastebuds to the clean, yet complex tastes of the traditional Japanese libation, while a menu of otsumami—a Japanese term for bar food—complements the rice wine's dry kick with cheddar yakitori, edamame gyoza, shrimp shumai, and sushi hand rolls. Lavender walls, marble bartops, and backlit display cases of imported sake, shochu, and whiskey bottles cocoon revelers in a ritzy backdrop as they sip craft cocktails made with fizzy tonics and fresh fruit juices. Live DJs spin electrifying soundtracks to nights on the town, while private karaoke rooms allow guests to regale each other with cover versions of over 20,000 English-language tracks, 30,000 Japanese hits, and one Jimmy Buffet song about every dish they serve.
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With Thanksgiving approaching, and fresh cranberries flooding produce stalls, I thought I would take cranberries in a different direction, not a relish or chutney or cranberry pie this time. I decided to dream up a chocolate dessert that would incorporate cranberries. A cake? A chocolate pie with cranberry coulis? a...
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How to 'Green' Your 4th of July (Take Note, Right Wing Revelers)
**Written by Doug Powers
It only stands to reason that if the 4th of July is more of a Republican holiday, it must be inherently bad for the environment. I mean, that's what Republicans are all about, right?
Fortunately, an op-ed in the New York Times is there to help "green" our Independence Day feast:
FOOD is responsible for 10 to 30 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. By many estimates, cooking represents more of a meal's carbon footprint than transport. For certain vegetables, it accounts for more emissions than agriculture, transport and disposal combined.
Fourth of July, the national celebration of combustion, presents an opportunity for atonement.
I'm not advising you to forsake grilling this holiday and join the ranks of raw-foodists. Nor do I believe that we can reverse climate change by eating burgers rare instead of well done. But a little creative thinking can reduce this year's Fourth of July carbon emissions without gustatory sacrifice. And maybe that awareness will carry into other days and other parts of our lives.
Read on and discover all the things you should take into account when planning your July 4th cooking, from how to prepare the potato salad to skipping the baked desserts (unless a rare FLOTUS pie waiver is obtained). The list of considerations is so long that you could end up accidentally hanging yourself from the eco decision tree:
Now for the burgers and dogs. First, a green disclaimer. Beef is an environmental disaster, no matter how you cook it. However, if you can't resist grilled cow, your big decision is between charcoal and propane.
This guy must be a blast to party with.
He goes on to point out so many things you should take into consideration that, if you took the time to ponder them all, by the time you actually started cooking it would be July 6th.
For other ways to "green" your 4th, I suggest printing several copies of the above article, setting them on fire, and cooking burgers and hot dogs over the flames. That way none of it will go to waste. Also, instead of environmentally unfriendly traditional fireworks, try blowing up an electric car. You'll still get the "boom," plus you'll be helping get those carbon nightmares out of circulation. It's a brand of "green" firework serves as its own offset.
(h/t Fox Nation)
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#7 2013-08-01 07:55
THANKS Maurice! I thought I had included that as well. I am updating the posting to provide the B31.3 reference as well.
+1 #6 2013-08-01 03:31
ASME B31.3, 335.2.3, states:
Bolts should extend completely
through their nuts. Any which fail to do so are
considered acceptably engaged if the lack of complete
engagement is not more than one thread.
So it is also an ASME requirement (which should not be adopted ;))
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I have been applying anti sieze on steam gaskets for 30 + years and to my knowledge have not had a failure and it sure makes it eaiser to remove during disassembly
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Thanks for this refresh, very duty.
I need a simple imformation: how could a bolt stay below a nut? 'cause I need to deny a work done to a third party, where some bolts are below nut up to two threads. Thanks in advance, best regards
+1 #2 2012-05-10 02:18
Darn: Your comment regarding "bolt length beyond the nut" means that on fasteners larger than 1/2", bolt tensioners cannot be used
Of course, this isn't the case but, it clearly shows that everything still hasn't been considered.
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Date: Aug 12, 2011


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A district court in New York dismissed the putative collective action filed by a contract attorney who performed document review for Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher and Flom LLP ("Skadden") for fifteen months. See Lola v. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. Under the Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA"), an employee is exempt from overtime as a professional employee if he or she is "the holder of a valid license . . . permitting the practice of law" and "who is actually engaged in the practice thereof." 29 C.F.R. § 541.3. The named plaintiff and proposed class representative, David Lola, was a licensed attorney, and, therefore, the dispositive question was whether he was practicing law such that he qualified for the exemption.
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