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4 bedroom home walking distance to Harvest cafe
Superbly located directly opposite the renowned "Harvest" café in Newrybar, you will find an oasis of colour and comfort to delight your senses.
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..in just about every single episode, thats how many. I bet she put ice cubes against her nipples in every episode to get them like that. Even today, she is often photographed with headlights and even braless. The 'raunchy' calendar is an every day ordinary pic of Jen. Nothing new. She always looks so sl*tty to me. Her body and face is disgusting, and her personality more so. She is toad eggs whilst Brad is currently dining on caviar.
Eew gross! She looks DISGUSTING! The pictures are clearly enhanced as NO woman's nipples are THAT big, unless the woman is pregnant and the breasts are creating lactose. As for Brad, he is not missing a thing. She isn't striking a pose that she hasn't done before. How many times have her nipples been 'headlights' in episodes of Friends?
Tragic that jen sold out. guess that means Ange did win.
Jen Anniston will always be known as the one who put career ahead of personal relationships. Her career will always be limited to tv, as she is not capable of being an A list actress on the big screen. Just look at all the failed past relationships that she has been in, and it clearly shows that she has a fear of the word "committment". She needs to get into therapy asap, to overcome that fear, or else shes doomed to failure in matters of the heart. She could quit her career tomorrow, as shes set financially for life, but will need considerable therapy to overcome her issues of " Committment " in matters of the heart
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Being new to Washington along with having a new puppy I took advantage of the Free First Exam. What a wonderful experience from the moment I walked in the door. My two rather loud, dramatic dogs didn't upset any member of the staff. They understood the breed of dog and took everything in stride. Even a little accident down the front of Dr. Phelps white coat was laughed off. Great staff, great job!
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A few years ago, we had to make the decision to let my pet rat Cheeto undergo euthanasia due to a tumor that had taken over her body and was causing her increasing distress. Most vets don't even offer services for rats. EMPAH not only was courteous and empathetic, they also took care of each and every concern we had. They made a donation to animal research in our pet's name and sent us a sympathy card signed by all the staff.Truly a heartwarming and incredible experience in a hard time. I wouldn't consider anyplace else.
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From the first contact on the phone to make an appointment to euthanasia. They where professional, knowledgeable, and kind. I was expecting a large bill with the great service, but their prices where right in line with what I expected and could afford. We are new to the area and haven't been able to find a vet we trusted. It is a bit of a drive but well worth it. I saw all kinds of pets and people.
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Precious, Loke, Manda, Tigger, Buddy, Sissy, & Lola have all been treated by the professionals at EMPAH. The staff is part of our family and Dr. Lynn is truly loved by us and our "children". We owe you for giving us healthy, loving animals to share our lives. Thank you for everything.
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We were referred to Dr Lynn/EMPAH by my mother and sister when we adopted 2 miniature schnauzer brothers. There are not enough nice words to describe how pleased we are with the care, compassion, knowledge and expertise shown by EVERYONE at the clinic. We see Dr Lynn 99% of the time but the other doctors are just like her: caring beyond belief, taking time to examine the pets fully, explaining things so we understand, developing a care plan that is best for our babies. Knowing that help is just a phone call away is wonderful! It's, also, wonderful to be recognized on the phone and in person. Even though they see so many animals they remember us (mom & dad) and the babies! We will never trust our babies health care to another clinic. EMPAH is "Simply: THE BEST".
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Our pets have been going to this awesome facility for eleven years and we regard everyone there like "family". Whether our pets are being seen for a routine visit or something more serious, we never have problems getting an appointment, being seen promptly and receiving the most compassionate and expert care possible. From the friendly front desk staff, thorough vet techs and the excellent veterinarians at this clinic we always feel like they are genuinely concerned about our pets and makes us feel special. In 2009-2010 I began bringing feral cats to East Mill Plain for spay/neuter and can't say enough wonderful things about how well they treated the homeless cats and gave generous discounts to help offset the costs.We could go on and on but will end it here by saying that we would never go to another vet clinic than East Mill Plain Animal Hospital and recommend that everyone else do the same.
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We moved here from out of state 2 yrs ago and started seeing Dr. Lynn based on a referral from a friend. She and the staff have been wonderful to work with for routine, end of life, and emergency care for our dogs. We really appreciate and thank you for all that you do!
Mabel and I Thank You-Andy from Ridgefield, WA
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Words cannot express my gratitude for the help and concern shown by Dr. Lynn and all the staff. Mabel had a fever of unknown origin, over 106 deg F. It was shocking to see my vigorous, active dog suddenly unable to lift her head or walk. I was sure she would not survive. Dr. Lynn came up with a plan of care in an effort to find a diagnosis, and took our individual circumstances into account. Many providers would not have worked with me as you did, nor would have treated me and Mabel with the respect, patience, and compassion we were shown. Mabel apparently made an unauthorized foray down our hill to the river for a snack of steelhead sushi, as the workup showed Salmon Poisoning Disease. (Yet another reason not to let dogs wander.) My reading indicates that 90% of dogs with SPD who are untreated will die. She certainly seemed close. Without your expertise, I am sure she would be gone. Mabel started looking better after 2 doses of antibiotic, and the temp was normal by day 3. She is weak and lost about 5 pounds, but is perking up more each day, and getting back to her usual antics. Thank you for giving me a chance to enjoy more great years with my buddy and helpmate, Mabel. Gratefully, Andy
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My cats have been cared for at VAC East Mill Plain Animal Hospital since 1993.
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PGA TOUR Victories
(2) 2008,BMW Championship, THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
International Victories
(2): 2001 Colombian Open. 2007 Coca-Cola Tokai Classic [Jpn].
Other Victories
(1): 2008 CVS/Caremark Charity Classic [with Bubba Watson].
2009 PGA TOUR Money and Position
$1,547,746 (36)
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T3-- Buick Invitational. T5-- World Golf Championships-CA Championship. T9-- World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship.
PGA TOUR Best Round
63 at Round 1, Buick Invitational. 63 at Round 1, RBC Canadian Open.
PGA TOUR Highlights
Finished T3 at the Buick Invitational with a 2-over weekend after holding a one-stroke, 36-hole lead over John Rollins. First-round 63 (North Course) was low round of the tournament...Finished T9, after a 2-and-1 loss to eventual champion Geoff Ogilvy in the third round of the Accenture Match Play Championship.
Career Best PGA TOUR Finishes
1-- BMW Championship, THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola.
2008 Season Highlights
At the age of 26, turned in a career season with two victories (BMW Championship and THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola) and a second-place finish in the FedExCup standings. Posted career-best numbers with 19 (out of 22) made cuts, 10 top-25 finishes and seven top-10 finishes...First top-10 of the season was a T7 at the Verizon Heritage in April with opening and closing rounds of 4-under-par 67...Finished third at the AT&T Classic. Posted a 5-under 31 on the final nine holes on Sunday to finish at 14-under 274, one stroke shy of the Ryuji Imada/Kenny Perry playoff. He finished T3 in the event at TPC Sugarloaf in 2007...Posted his third top-10 in his last six starts with a T9 finish at the U.S. Open, his first top-10 in a major championship. It was his 14th career top-10...Finished T4 at the PGA Championship, thanks to weekend rounds of 67-68...T3 finish at the Deutsche Bank Championship included a third-round 63 that moved him from T22 to second. Matched his career low round, shot in the first round of the 2007 Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston...Became the first Colombian to win on the PGA TOUR with a two-stroke win over Dudley Hart at the BMW Championship. Jumped to the first-round lead with a 5-under 65 and led after every round, adding rounds of 66-66-68 to become just the second wire-to-wire winner of the season and only the third at the BMW Championship since 1934. In the middle of the back nine, made a 12-foot par putt on the 12th hole, sank a 10-foot birdie on the 13th hole and a 35-foot birdie on the 14th to increase his lead to four strokes during a week when he led the field in putting. Collected 11,000 FedExCup points, as well as a career-best $1,260,000, to move from No. 25 to No. 2 on the points list behind Vijay Singh...Two-putted for par on the first playoff hole to beat Sergio Garcia at THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola. Overcame a five-shot deficit with six birdies on his final 11 holes of regulation and captured his second straight victory. He shot a final-round 66. In a four-man race coming to the final holes, caught Garcia with a 7-iron from 184 yards to 12 feet on the 17th, then twice hit lag putts from 45 feet for par on the 233-yard 18th-once in regulation to finish at 7-under 273, then in the playoff to win. With second-place FedExCup finish, was awarded a $3-million bonus.
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2007: Earned more than $1.8 million and ended the year with three top-10 finishes during the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup...After a slow start, finished T2 after a four-man playoff at The Honda Classic. Posted a final-round 66 to tie Mark Wilson, Jose Coceres and Boo Weekley at 5-under-par 275. Eliminated from playoff on second extra hole on Monday morning after he and Weekley made bogeys on the par-4 10th hole. Earned a career-best $410,666...Second top-10 was a T3 at the AT&T Classic, three shots out of the Zach Johnson and Ryuji Imada playoff...Held the first-round lead at the Deutsche Bank Championship after a career-best 8-under 63, but finished T9...Finished T7 at the BMW Championship, moving from 34th to 28th in the FedExCup standings, thereby qualifying for THE TOUR Championship...Finished T9 in first career start at THE TOUR Championship to finish 24th in the final FedExCup standings. It was his third consecutive top-10 finish during the Playoffs...Collected his first title on the Japan Golf Tour in late September. Rolled in a 20-footer for birdie on the second playoff hole to beat Toyokazu Fujishima at the Coca-Cola Tokai Classic in Miyoshi, Japan. 2006: Rookie on the PGA TOUR after finishing 13th on the 2005 Nationwide Tour money list...In first start fired a 64 during second round of the Sony Open in Hawaii. Was two back through 36 holes, but finished T42...First top-10 of the season came at the FBR Open. Finished in five-way tie for second, seven strokes behind winning rookie J.B. Holmes...Added a second runner-up at the Ford Championship at Doral, finishing tied for second with David Toms, one stroke behind Tiger Woods. Shared second-round lead with Woods, Phil Mickelson and Scott Verplank...Earned a spot into the PLAYERS Championship when Chris DiMarco withdrew with an injury. He closed with a 71 and finished in a four-way tie for third to earn a season-best $384,000. Moved to 11th on the money list, one spot away from a top-10 qualification for the Masters ($94,971 short)...Represented Colombia with Manuel Merizalde in the World Golf Championships-Barbados World Cup. 2005: Finished 13th on the Nationwide Tour money list...Started the year with no status on the Nationwide Tour, gained Special Temporary Membership with five top-10s in his first 10 starts of the season...Tied for second on Tour with nine top-10s, but could not crack the winner's circle. 2004: Turned professional in early June and played on Sponsor Exemptions for the rest of the season...Made five of 10 cuts on the PGA TOUR, finishing T7 at the B.C. Open and 12th at the Deutsche Bank Championship...Winner by 10 strokes at the 2004 Forest Oaks Championship on the Hooters Winter Tour...Qualified for his first TOUR event at the U.S. Open, missed the cut. Amateur: Four-time All-American at the University of Florida, including earning first-team honors in 2001, 2002 and 2004...NCAA Academic All-American in 2002 and 2003...SEC Player of the Year in 2002 and 2004...Earned first-team All-SEC honors in 2001, 2002 and 2004...2001 SEC Freshman of the Year...Posted eight collegiate victories...2003 Players Amateur Champion...Co-medalist with Kevin Stadler at the 2002 Western Amateur (stroke-play portion)...Was the 2001 Colombian Open champion and also won the 1999 Orange Bowl Junior.
Popularity in native Colombia caused Colombian TV to pick up 30 PGA TOUR golf broadcasts beginning in 2006...Featured in the July 2006 issue of GQ. Says the article in GQ, "He's got a closet full of tight trousers, a set of boxer's biceps and more screaming female fans than Justin Timberlake."...Was selected as People Magazine's "Hottest Bachelors," in 2006. Was the only professional athlete chosen for People's feature...In 2005, started using a low-to-the-ground crouching method to better read putts...His brother Manny also played for the University of Florida golf team.
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Powder Keg Brewing has opened in Niwot, where it's the town's second craft-beer maker; the location has a brewpub license (since it plans to serve food), which means it can also pour beers from other local breweries, including its neighbor, Bootstrap Brewing. Powder Keg plans to be open seven days a ... More >>
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The Craft Brewers Conference, a national trade show that brought more than 8,000 brewing-industry pros to town, wrapped up last week in Denver with the presentation of awards in the World Beer Cup, a prestigious biennial competition. There were 4,754 entries from 1,403 breweries in 58 countries this ... More >>
You need an eye-opener this morning, don't you? All of the Colorado McDonald's locations will be giving any customer a free, small McCafe coffee today, in honor of Black Friday. You can get a cup of Mickey D's specialty brewed coffee made with 100 percent Arabica beans at a drive-thru or inside the ... More >>
The holiday shopping season begins in earnest on this nasty day after Thanksgiving, and though Small Business Saturday is tomorrow, it doesn't mean you can't keep right on shopping local and handmade -- now and all year long. And how can you resist, anyway, with all of these alternatives still to co ... More >>
Lucky Pie Pizza and Tap House, 1610 16th Street, presents a special beer dinner paired with multiple ales from Avery Brewing this evening at 6 p.m. The dinner costs $65 per person and space is still available, but seats are filling fast. See also: Fresh hops, pumpkins, chiles and lederhosen fill ou ... More >>
New and seasonal beers from Colorado breweries are hitting shelves at a rapid pace right now -- so quickly, in fact, that it's difficult to keep up. Recent gems include Wynkoop Colorojo, Bull & Bush Man Beer, Avery Momi Hiwa and Copper Kettle Mexican Chocolate Stout. And the fun isn't going to stop ... More >>
Lone Tree Brewing has brewed a pair of special beers that are being served only at the four Parry's Pizza locations -- in Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Castle Rock and Parker. The first beer, which will be available year-round as a house beer, is Landon's Wanna Walk Wheat, an unfiltered wheat ... More >>
Did you know that Italy has a thriving craft-beer scene? Neither did I. But Brian Jansing and Paul Vismara, two longtime suds slingers at the Falling Rock Taphouse, did, and they've traveled all over Italy, researching the movement as it grew from fewer than twenty craft breweries in 1996 to nearly ... More >>
Avery Brewing will release its latest small-batch sour ale this Saturday only in its taproom. The beer is No. 14 in the Boulder brewery's acclaimed Barrel-Aged Series. It has been eight months since No. 13, Odio Equum, was released. Volunt Plus Erat (which translates into "wish there was more") was ... More >>
Odell Brewing in Fort Collins recently began opening its taproom on Sundays, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., which means more beer (including taproom-only specials like Wee Willy Winkie, Easy Elephant and Monarch Saison) and more brewery tours. In fact, Odell now offers tours seven days a week at 1, 2, 3 an ... More >>
River North Brewery, which has been working on getting approval for a patio for quite a while, finally got the go-ahead just before the Colorado Rockies home opener. And although it's a little chilly out there today, the new space should be a great place to hang out all spring and summer with four, ... More >>
One of the best parts about Colorado's craft beer scene is that it changes constantly. From one week to the next, beer geeks can hit a new taproom, try an innovative new brew, head to a packed festival and generally make friends in other states jealous. The last year saw a lot of big news -- some ba ... More >>
Only three weeks into the new year, and already three new breweries have opened -- Verboten in Loveland, J Wells in Boulder and Cannonball Creek in Golden -- while a fourth has gone into production and released its first bottles. Hall Brewing, located in a gorgeous farmhouse east of Parker, won't ha ... More >>
Updated with new events: Tourists may go to Rome to see the Coliseum, but it's the side streets, the adventures and the hidden cafes that typically fill their cameras and their post-trip stories. The same is true of the week surrounding the Great American Beer Festival. The event is the centerpiece, ... More >>
There will be thousands of beers to sample inside the Colorado Convention Center during the Great American Beer Festival, which starts on October 11, but there will also be some very special beers served at bars, breweries and restaurants during the week before GABF. Some of these were brewed espec ... More >>
Updated with new events: Tourists may go to Rome to see the Coliseum, but it's the side streets, the adventures and the hidden cafes that typically fill their cameras and their post-trip stories. The same is true of the week surrounding the Great American Beer Festival. The event is the centerpiece, ... More >>
Earlier this month, President Obama's designated the 4,700-acres Chimney Rock Archaeological Area in southwestern Colorado -- an area that is sometimes called "America's Stonehenge" -- as a national monument. The move means that the area between Durango and Pagosa Springs (which was home to thousand ... More >>
The Great American Beer Festival is still weeks away, but Euclid Hall, 1317 14th Street, has already kicked off its "Road to GABF" -- a series of intimate beer dinners.The second installment takes place tonight and will feature five beers from Avery Brewing Co. matched with creative fare from Euclid ... More >>
The Great American Beer Festival is also a great American motivator. In previous years, it has driven local breweries to finish construction projects, open their doors, brew new beers, and generally get their acts in shape. And this year is no exception -- see the Bull & Bush, which is rebuilding it ... More >>
The Great American Beer Festival sold out in minutes -- possibly seconds -- this year, stealing the breath away from many beer fans and crashing plans. But the festival-related events that surround the annual beerstravaganza, October 11-13, have risen to a level in the past two years that now equals ... More >>
The answer to the question posed in the video above is, "Yes, freakin' open already!" The three dynamos behind Black Shirt Brewing have been pouring their hearts and souls into this neighborhood brewery, set to open very soon (really), and they must have a lot of both because the place has been in t ... More >>
Tiny little Colorado, with its nine electoral votes, could make a big difference in the presidential election this year. Just ask President Obama, who has visited multiple times in the past three months, and Mitt Romney, who dispatched vice presidential selection Paul Ryan to our high-altitude swing ... More >>
The Great American Beer Festival is coming a little late this year, October 11-13, but tickets go on sale August 2, and the GABF buzz is already beginning as breweries in Colorado and around the country get ready to wow the crowds -- the big crowds. As usual, Westword will be fully loaded immersed, ... More >>
The 2012 Woof & Wine takes place this evening at Hudson Gardens, 6115 South Santa Fe Drive in Littleton. The event will feature food catered by local restaurants, local wines, beers from Avery Brewing, cider from Colorado Cider Company and live music. Tickets costs $50, which benefits the Humane S ... More >>
Food truck are revving up for the summer, which means plenty of parties -- including Boulder's first, set for June 8. But the mobile movement really gets in gear this week. Here's a taste of what's on the culinary calendar:
Ever since Longmont's Left Hand Brewing released its Milk Stout Nitro in a bottle before the Great American Beer Festival last year, pouring a pint has been a favorite party trick. Stand on someone's expensive rug with a bottle and glass and upend that sucker: You'll hear some gasps, but if you do i ... More >>
Odell Brewing is getting ready to host its revitalized Small Batch Festival on May 26 in Fort Collins, and the brewery is asking beer lovers to pick something for Odell to brew. You can go to the brewery's Facbook page and vote (or head to the web site, which was down this morning, but should hopefu ... More >>
FacebookThe Big Red F restaurant group has made a name for itself in the local craft beer scene over the past two years: Boulder's West End Tavern is a grat place to find rare and delicious craft brews, while Centro in Boulder and Lola in Denver dish out cans of Top Rope, a Mexican-style lag ... More >>
New Belgium Brewing, Colorado's largest craft-beer makers and the third largest in the country, revealed in May that it was searching for an East Coast location for a second facility. The company said it would make a decision by the end of 2011. Well, we're getting close, and New Belgium has narrowe ... More >>
Odell BrewingYes, it snowed. Get used to it. Better yet, take advantage of it. The Rackhouse Pub, which celebrates its two-year anniversary later in the week, is marking the time-honored tradition of calling in sick on powder days by offering a free pint to anyone who shows up with a lift tic ... More >>
Philip PostonEvery year, my neighbor goes antelope hunting, and much to my satisfaction, shares the fruit of his labors. While the morality of meat is questionable, depending on your point of view, wild game is the most ideal form of it in my opinion. Not to be preachy, but with regard to s ... More >>
Stephen CummingsI've always fantasized about living in a neighborhood that had everything within walking distance that I needed to be happy: a stroll away from a nice cup of coffee, a comfortable place to wet my whistle and, most important, a quality marketplace. It's part of my ongoing and t ... More >>
Gimme a Breck! The Babes in the Backcountry babes are leading by-women/for-women mountain bike skills clinics today at 10 a.m. as part of the Breck Bike Week festivities (meet at the Expo village at Blue River Plaza, $35 suggested donation). Afterwards, the International Mountain Bicycling As ... More >>
Avery BrewingTickets for one of the newest, but already most buzz-worthy Colorado beer festivals of the year go on sale tomorrow at noon. The second annual Boulder SourFest -- with more than eighty different sour ales -- will run from noon to 5 p.m. on June 11 at Avery Brewing Company in Bou ... More >>
Liam Doran/Breckenridge Ski ResortNow we're talkin'1. Opening weekend at Breck. More than six inches of fresh pow for opening day today and 17" so far this week mean you could be skiing or snowboarding on some serious snow right now. Get to it. There are also freshies to be had this weekend a ... More >>
Have you hit any Denver Beer Week events yet? No? Well, you're in luck, because things just get busier and busier from here on out. Tonight at 8 p.m., check out the Cheeky Monk's third anniversary party, which features a special beer, 3 Cheeks to the Wind, made by Avery Brewing, just for the ... More >>
Avery Brewing CompanyCan you handle it?Avery Brewing began canning its first beer, Joe's Premium American Pilsner, yesterday and plans to have four of its brews in cans and on liquor-store shelves by September 1. The Boulder company had planned to start canning on June 1, but was delayed by ... More >>
Mix and match your mediums at a mash-up in Boulder.
If you subscribe to Cafe Bites, our weekly restaurant newsletter, you already know the news that follows. If you don't, keep reading (and then e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com to subscribe). Head to the Avery Tap Room, 5763 Arapahoe Avenue in Boulder, at 5 p.m. today to get a taste of Brabant, first in the ... More >>
What makes an ale a wild ale? Perhaps it's the barrel you age it in, or the yeast that ferments it into a complex brew. In the case of Avery Brewing Company's new Brabant Barrel-Aged Wild Ale, one supposes it's both. Named for a seminal draft horse that spawned what we now know as the Belgian, the e ... More >>
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The Gazette notes that while is no doubt that 22-year-old goaltender Carey Price has a tonne of talent and potential, the fact is that he simply didn't get the job done over the second half of last season and the team's new head coach, Jacques Martin, appears poised to repeat the same mistake his predecessors made in terms of rolling the youngster out there no matter how he's playing.
Martin gave Price a strong vote of confidence when he was asked whether he would more willing to switch to Jaroslav Halak if Price struggled.
"I'll reserve judgment on that," Martin said.
"I think I believe strongly in Carey Price. I think he's got tremendous skill. He's very young.
"I think competition is always great and I'll see how things go at camp.
We got Halak, we got (Curtis) Sanford, we have people competing for jobs. In Carey's case, I think he's an exceptional young goaltender. I expect him to keep getting better and be a key part of our hockey club."
I think I believe strongly? Hmm. Don't you either believe strongly or you don't believe strongly?
Anyway, if you're in a deep keeper league there really isn't going to be a better time to get Price on your team at this low of a price. It remains to be seen how effective his stats can be this season with how many changes Montreal has made (and you can see where he slots in on the goaltending rankings on Thursday of next week), but Price himself remains someone that is on his way to becoming an elite goaltending talent and chances to get a guy like him don't grow on trees.
Has he gone through some struggles early on? Of course. It's natural. Believe in the talent though – he's the real deal.
After being taken right after first overall pick Patrick Kane in the 2007 draft, Flyers prospect James van Riemsdyk has no problems with the comparison to Chicago's star winger.
"It's no pressure at all; it gives me more confidence just because I put myself in a similar level to play like him," van Riemsdyk told The Inquirer after the first on-ice workouts were held at the Flyers' rookie camp yesterday in Voorhees. "He's having some good success, so hopefully, I can follow off him."
New Flyer Ryan Dingle, who played with 2005 second overall pick and late bloomer Bobby Ryan in the AHL, said van Riemsdyk and Ryan have similar personalities and aren't weighed down by expectations.
"They don't let it get to them," said Dingle, who, along with van Riemsdyk and Patrick Maroon, is among the candidates for open wing spots. "They're both phenomenal character guys and both great, great hockey players. And once they get that chance, they'll get their foot in the door. There's a reason why they were drafted No. 2. I'm excited to see the future of James."
For his part, van Riemsdyk told The Inquirer that playing seven games with the AHL Phantoms late last season made him feel more comfortable in his first Flyers camp.
"Just watching how guys carry themselves and take care of their bodies on and off the ice was huge," he said. The 6-foot-3, 210-pound Van Riemsdyk gained nine pounds in the off-season and a rigorous off-season weightlifting program helped him prepare for the physical NHL. His goal is to start the season with the Flyers.
"You've just got to earn the respect and trust of everyone around you, whether it be the coaching staff, management or the players," he said. You earn that respect, he added, "by going out there and being prepared and working hard. Just taking things very seriously and paying attention to details. I mean, if you're always on time, always working hard, and doing the little things right, guys will take notice of that."
Whether or not he can make this team immediately remains to be seen, but the Flyers have done right by this prospect. He spent the past two years developing his game at the University of New Hampshire, which at some point is going to pay off with a top-six winger at the NHL level. It's likely too early to expect fantasy production from JVR in '09-10, even if he does make the big squad, but he's certainly one to have on your radar in deeper keeper leagues.
"I'm not quite there yet, I still have another month and a half to go and we'll see how it goes," Canucks winger Pavol Demitra told The Province about his recovery from off-season shoulder surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff. "The shoulder is not quite strong enough yet.
"Hopefully my shoulder gets stronger and (in six weeks) I'm ready for the season."
The way 22-year-old Swedish forward Nicklas Bergfors sees it, this year may be his best shot yet at earning a spot on the Devils' NHL roster.
Bothered by shoulder problems in the past, Bergfors told The Star-Ledger Wednesday he feels there are spots there for the taking in training camp. That wasn't the case last year.
"It was kind of a full team last year," Bergfors said as rookies took their physicals at the Prudential Center. "They had 12 forwards. I honestly didn't see any spots last year. I know there are a few this year. I have a better feeling going into camp."
He told the paper he has his fingers crossed when it comes to his shoulders, which have had a tendency to become dislocated.
"My shoulder is all of the injuries I've had," he said, dismissing a minor groin problem last September.
"It's something I was born with. I have to take care of my body. You never know. I know it's there."
Bergfors has spent four seasons in the AHL
The Tennessean reports that the Nashville Predators' hope is that in the not-too-distant future, Colin Wilson and Zach Budish will provide a punishing and prolific one-two punch in the middle of the ice.
Coach Barry Trotz went so far as to offer comparisons to likely Hockey Hall of Famers.
"Wilson is a big strong center and physically very fit, so maybe he's a Rod Brind'Amour type of guy, who's had a real strong career," Trotz said. "Budish could be very similar to a Keith Tkachuk-type guy, who's also had a great career. When we draft, we obviously try to take the best player. But whenever we can add some size, we're always going to try to do it."
They've each got characteristics that the organization loves and poolies will appreciate them eventually too.
"They're both power forwards, guys that are hard to knock off the puck," Predators assistant general manager Paul Fenton said.
"They both have soft hands and a good scoring touch, they compete at a high level for the puck and they have the ability to play offensively and defensively. And if need be, they have the size to handle any type of game that can be thrown at them."
The Tennessean projects that Wilson, a finalist last season for the Hobey Baker award, promises to be one of the bigger stories in training camp. He'll either make the jump straight from college into the Nashville lineup, or he'll get seasoning on the AHL level.
Budish won't attend rookie camp or training camp because of NCAA eligibility rules. He'll be playing for the University of Minnesota this fall, looking to bounce back from a knee injury that cost him the majority of his senior season in high school.
"Three weeks before camp, the whole team was here," St. Louis goaltender Chris Mason told The Post-Dispatch about the Blues' summer participation level. "I've never seen that. I think it's a result of how everyone feels about our team and how excited we are to get going this year. It's unbelievable that all the guys are here."
The Dallas Morning News reports that after posting breakthrough numbers last season in his final year of junior hockey, Jamie Benn realizes that he's now seen as a guy who is expected to score. After posting 65 points in 51 GP (33G, 32A) in his first season with Kelowna, the sniper ramped up his game in his sophomore season with 46G, 36A for 82 points in only 52 starts. He added another 33 points in 19 playoff outings.
"Every year, there are expectations. That's part of the game," Benn said. "It's a challenge. It's nice to have and something I look forward to."
Dennis Holland, who scouts Western Canada for the Stars and has watched a great deal of Benn's development, offered his take on the youngster while referencing the winger's move from the BCHL to the WHL.
"He put on weight, he was more physical and he really started to work on the defensive side of the game," Holland said. "Now, I would say he is as good on the penalty kill as he is on the power play. He sees a part of his game that needs work, and he goes after it. He wants to be a complete player."
Stars GM Joe Nieuwendyk is just starting to get to know Benn as a prospect, but he's already impressed.
"I definitely think he's ready for the next step," Nieuwendyk said. "You just look at him and he's already in a man's body. If he doesn't make our team out of camp, you will definitely see him play for us at some time this year."
The AHL seems to be a more likely destination for Benn in '08-9, where he'd play a prominent role for the team, but you just never know. James Neal (who, albeit, had four WHL seasons and one in the AHL heading into '08-9) impressed the socks off the Stars at camp and the preseason last year and gave them no choice but to find room for him… and he went on to score 24 goals in his rookie campaign.
Wings GM Ken Holland told The Detroit News that this seems to be young Darren Helm's time to finally make the big club out of training camp.
"A year ago, we won the Stanley Cup and he played most of the playoff games and my feeling was coming into this year, I wanted him to develop into a better player," Holland told fans at Hockey Fest 2009. "And by playing in Grand Rapids he played 20 minutes, he was on the power play, penalty kill, 4-on-4, where up here (Henrik) Zetterberg and (Pavel) Datsyuk eat up all those minutes. I think it's time for him to make our team."
Helm said his 41 NHL playoff games over the past two springs will be something upon which he can draw headed into this fall too.
"All the experience and knowing that I can play in this league, all the confidence that I've built up throughout the last two playoff runs will help me going in, knowing that I can do what I can," he said.
Detroit veteran Kris Draper is looking forward to what Helm can bring to the team.
"I think you're going to expect to see a guy that brings a ton of energy. He has unbelievable speed so he's certainly going to use that, and he competes every night."
"(John Carlson's) going to play in the majority of the preseason games, I assume," Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau told The Washington Post on the young defenceman's chances of making the team out of camp. "And John Carlson is going to be the one making the decision. He's going to make it really easy on us or he's going to make it really tough on us. We like what we're seeing right now, but there's a different calibre next week. We'll see how it much he's grown. He's here to make our team, which is going to push other guys to be better. And if he's [one of the best guys] it's going to be a tough decision for us."


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Justin Timberlake has had a very busy couple of weeks, he hosted and performed on SNL, performed for a week on Jimmy Fallon, performed at SXSW, and he released his latest album The 20/20 Experience. Basically, he hasn't been able to sleep. There has been lots of hype surrounding his newest album and some concern about how well it would sell. Billboard had reported a projection of around 500K albums sold in the first week, now they are reporting a projection of at least 750K but most likely somewhere around 800K. Timerblake's previous album, Futuresex/Lovesounds, sold 694,00 in its album release week. If just one JT album this year isn't enough for you, then you might be in luck. The Roots drummer, Questlove, took to the website okayplayer.com to post about JT's album saying, "I admire the balls it took to make this record." Then, Questlove gave out information that no one had even heard of before his post, a second album coming out this November. The drummer wrote, "spoiler alert. 20/20 Vol 2 comes out in nov. (10 songs now…..10 songs later= 20 vision)". At his album release show in LA on March 19, Timberlake confirmed a volume 2 but didn't give details as to when it would be released. If you're itching for more JT songs, Traget has the exclusive deluxe edition album with bonus tracks "Body Count" and "Dress On". Take a listen to the exclusive tracks below.
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ATHENS, Ga. — The Georgia Bulldogs have been racking up their share of offensive numbers in recent seasons, and today was no different.
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In the wake of the incident at Newtown, Conn., the thundering herd from the left, joined by those who are unfamiliar with firearms, screams for more gun restrictions. The problem with that is the old maxim that if guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns. It is not only true; it has been proven by the fact that communities that have virtually banned guns have the highest crime rates. If you were a thief or a burglar, where would you go? The simple fact is that gun laws are only followed by law-abiding gun owners, who are not the problem.
The answer for the anti-gun activists is to go after the hardware, specifically, the AR-15 "assault rifle." The fact is that at close range, a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun would have been far more lethal in Newtown. Yet I must admit that so-called assault weapons seem to be the choice of crazed kids. Why? Why was Adam Lanza dressed in military-style battle dress? Why were Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold dressed in goth-style, long overcoats at Columbine?
The obvious answer is role-playing video games and movies that show battle-dressed, assault-weapon carrying killers. These kids spend hours a day viciously murdering people with no remorse in their video worlds. Most understand the consequences and can separate fantasy from reality, but clearly some can't. They have an irresistible urge to act out these videos for real. They must become that battle-dressed, assault-weapon carrying murderer.
In the '50s and early '60s, gun violence was, for the most part, for good. John Wayne defended America against its enemies and citizens against bad cowboys. Today, TV and movies visualize a world of violence that reaches all societies and neighborhoods. The news is no better. The worst part is that this has become the new "normal." We know it's happened before, and we know it will happen again. Law enforcement officials were concerned about "copycat" crimes after Newtown. That horrendous act actually appeals to a fringe element of our society.
To disarm this fringe element and other criminals, many want to ban certain types of firearms. Statistics prove that banning so-called "assault weapons" is a useless demonstration. According to the FBI, U.S. murders in 2010 by rifles (which include the AR-15) were 358. Handguns are clearly the weapon of choice for murders, as they were used in 6,009 murders. Knives were responsible for 1,704 murders, almost five times as many as rifles, and hands, fists and feet were the weapons of choice in 745 murders, more than double the number for rifles!
Already, federal law requires those purchasing any firearm to undergo a check with NICS - the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. Anyone who has committed a felony becomes ineligible for a legally owned firearm. The obvious gap is those who have never committed a crime, but are mentally unstable. If you really want to solve the problem, consider the following steps:
. Require mental health specialists to report those patients they believe should be ineligible to the FBI for inclusion in its database. I know that would be a difficult law to enact, but the criteria could be worked out and the method developed.
. Require that anyone committing a crime with a firearm faces a mandatory prison sentence.
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. Impose serious regulations on the violence level of video games and who is legally able to play them. Include real consequences for those selling these games to minors.
Although I own and on occasion carry firearms, I am not a "gun nut." If I could afford it, I'd be a collector of historical firearms, but my firearms will only be used for sport shooting and, if necessary, to defend myself or others from violent criminals. Don't disarm the honest citizens. Don't disarm me. Go after the criminals and mentally insane.
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San Jose – Today, Environment California Research & Policy Center was joined at the Tech Museum of Innovation by San Jose Vice Mayor Madison Nguyen, the California Solar Energy Industries Association (CALSEIA) and local renewable energy advocates to release a new report: "Shining Cities: At the Forefront of America's Solar Energy Revolution." The report ranks San Jose fourth in the nation for the amount of solar installed and second for per capita solar installations, and provides a first-of-its-kind comparative look at the growth of solar in major American cities (Top 20 list below).
Kyocera announced today that its entire product line of solar modules has passed the Salt Mist Corrosion Test, IEC61701:2011 Edition 2, Severity Level 6, administered by TÜV Rheinland in Tempe, Arizona, demonstrating that Kyocera's modules maintain performance even under very severe environmental conditions. Successfully passing this independent, third-party test indicates that Kyocera's solar modules, which are the product of more than 38 years of continuous research and development, are ideally suited for long-term deployment in marine and coastal areas.
Cotati, CA – February 26, 2014 … When the North Bay's largest recycler of rubble materials saw their electric bills double overnight due to a rate redesign, they looked to solar to help.
Through local solar installer North Coast Solar, the Soiland Company recently commissioned a 202 kW, 33 "dual axis" solar tracker installation in Cotati, California.
The 52 year old company provides innovative approaches to construction and material supply needs. They produce rock, soil, and compost products at their three locations in Sonoma County, California and they are a leading recycler of rubble materials in the area.
"The decision to go solar not only made economic sense, but really aligned with Soiland's environmental values. Since the Soiland Company's inception, we have always strived to be as sustainable and environmentally responsible as possible," said Mark Soiland, the second generation owner of Soiland. The company first went solar in 2007 and has pursued other environmental measures, such as equipment upgrades to reduce smog even before it was required by state regulations.
Working with their local utility, the newly installed system will help Soiland cut their energy bills by more than half and is projected to pay for itself in just seven years.
Local installer North Coast Solar recently partnered with the Vermont-based AllSun Tracker manufacturer AllEarth Renewables to bring their innovative solar tracker to northern California.
The solar trackers use GPS technology to accurately follow the sun from dawn to dusk, producing up to 40 percent more energy than fixed rooftop or ground mount systems. The dual axis tracker was named a "Top-10 Green Product of the Year" by BuildingGreen magazine. The ground-mounted solar systems are designed for homes, businesses, non-profits, and commercial-scale installations. More than 1,750 units are operating throughout the United States.
"When the Soilands approached me about helping them reduce their sharply escalated electric bill I turned to AllEarth Renewables in Vermont. Their AllSun Tracker gives the best return on their investment with significantly higher electrical output during the day. It will help with stabilizing their energy budget over the long term and reduce inflation risk. It will provide decades of energy cost security for this local green business leader," said Brian Hines of North Coast Solar.
President and CEO of AllEarth Renewables, David Blittersdorf added, "It is great to be partnering with North Coast Solar to bring our technology to northern California and particularly exciting to see it help such a great family business like Soiland go solar and save on their electric bills."
Photo: A 202kW solar farm of AllSun Trackers provides energy and savings to the Soiland Company in Cotati, CA.
SACRAMENTO - Last week, in a unanimous vote, the Chaffey Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees approved a 7.2 MW solar system across eight of their high school sites, becoming the latest California school district to look to solar power to save money.
The project, to be designed, built, and operated by PsomasFMG, LLC, is expected to provide nearly 50 percent of the total electricity the schools consume and save them millions of dollars over the course of the agreement between Chaffey Joint Unified School District and PsomasFMG.
"We are very excited to be working with such a forward thinking District," said PsomasFMG President Paul Mikos. "The savings generated from this solar project can go directly back into classrooms, where it is needed most. The School Board and District staff did their homework before going forward with the project. They have shown excellent vision in championing this project."
The Chaffey Unified School District will join over a dozen California school districts who have turned to solar power, including Antelope Valley Union School District (9.6 MW), Milpitas Unified School District in Santa Clara County (3.4 MW), and Sweetwater Union High School District in San Diego, who not only has a 5.3 MW solar PV system, but also a solar thermal system that heats two swimming pools, among many other school districts that have gone solar.
"This cutting-edge partnership serves immediate and long-term needs – saving energy, saving money and creating educational opportunities for our students," said Mathew Holton, Chaffey District Superintendent.
With a partnership with PsomasFMG, Chaffey Unified School District plans to further capitalize on going solar to use the project to provide a mentoring and internship program, as well as educational opportunities in science and technology for the students as they prepare for future careers.
"Schools have only just begun to tap into the enormous potential solar has for helping schools cut costs and provide clean air for its students to breathe," said Bernadette Del Chiaro, Executive Director of the California Solar Energy Industries Association (CALSEIA).
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Great family property. Beach chairs and bikes included. Will accept a well behaved dog. Cable TV and internet with WiFi, a phone with nationwide calling, 4 TVs, DVDs and VCR. In-unit washer and dryer, fully equipped kitchen, all linens and towels included.
The doorway between roof decks allows for easy access to both units in case you want to rent both which will sleep up to 15, accommodating large groups such as family reunions, wedding groups or two large families traveling together but wanting their own space.
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Located within easy driving distance of the GasLamp district, SeaWorld, Old Town, the San Diego Zoo and the myriad of museums and Old Globe Theatre in lovely Balboa Park. Enjoy the nightlife and restaurants of the GasLamp district and Little Italy, or take a ferry to Coronado Island from the Embarcadero with its plethora of floating museums and quaint Seaport Village. Belmont Park with it's historic wooden roller coaster, the Plunge and the WAVE are within an easy oceanfront walk, as many restaurants. Lovely La Jolla, San Diego Airport, and Amtrak Depot are just a few miles away.
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