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By Bruce Pech Jul 16, 2004 |
The trashed ropes in the Tyrolean below Solaris were replaced on July 15, 2004. See my Avalon comment for additional information. |
By Ron Olsen From: Boulder, CO May 26, 2006 |
The tyrolean traverse below Solaris wasn't present on Thursday 5/25/06 and the water was too high to wade. We went a little farther up the canyon and used the Avalon tyrolean. After crossing the creek, hike up around the left side of Avalon's First Tier to the left side of Tarot Wall. Take a path to the left (north), through the woods and across some talus, to the Main Wall of Solaris. |
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Found a sling and biner on the right side of Solaris on May 25th (probably dropped off of Stellar Drifter?). |
By George Bracksieck Aug 21, 2012 |
As stated above in the route list, routes J, K, L, M are left of the gully separating the Main Wall from the blob that contains Q, N, O, P. I say this because, in D'Antonio's guidebook, J, K, L, M are erroneously shown to be to the right of the gully and beneath Q, N, O, P. |
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By Scott McMahon From: Boulder, CO Jul 21, 2014 |
Trying to figure out what the lines closest to the river are. I thought we were on left and right line, but the pictures don't match. Two bolted lines about 50-60 feet to chains within 5 feet of the river. 10ft. of unprotected slab to either a pumpy arete' or to the right line. Pictures don't seem to match and both are within 5 or so feet of each other. We basically followed the river down from the Avalon tyrolean until we hit the wall and could go no farther. I "thought" this was the lower tier? |


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Bleeding brakes
I replaced my rear pads and while I was doing it I guess I got air in the line because I have no rear brake pressure anymore. I have followed some different procedures to try to bleed the brakes from pumping it 20 times and in the last pump open the bleed screw and then tighten the screw and repeat to pumping it and opening the screw each time. Anyway none of the techniques have seemed to work and I still have no pressure. Has anyone manually bled their brakes before and how they did it.? The other option is the get a vacuum bleed kit - does anyone have experience with those?
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i have used many different types of bleeders, but bleeding brakes on a quad is a little different than a car. try leaving the bleeder open while slowing pumping the brake pedal. keep an eye on the fluid level while you are doing this. just keep doing this until you are getting a clean solid flow of fluid. it usually works pretty good.
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When I replaced my rear pads, I bled it just like an automotive system; I'd tell Sonny-Boy to pump twice and hold. I'd crack open the bleeder, the lever'd go to the bars. I'd close the bleeder, and repeat until we got lots of clean fluid. Maybe you've got a pressure relief valve hanging open... I think that BOHTR had that happen to him last Fall...
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It sounds like your master cylinder may be toast. I was bleeding the brakes after a pad change and my master cylinder let go. I had no pressure, no resistance on the lever or pedal whatsoever. Luckily, thats not a very expensive or very hard repair to make.You can find new OEM master cylinders online for 50-60 bucks. All you have to do is undo all the lines, hook up the new MC and then bleed the lines until you have brakes again.
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We ate here on a daily basis, if not for evening meal then for breakfast. Lovely cheap food and awesome friendly helpful staff. Not the poshest looking place!- but everything else great. A MUST.
We eat here on quite a few occasions during our stay in September/ October. It was handy for the Kentia Apartments 5 minutes walk away. We tried it on our first night after arriving from the airport and returned to it after trying a couple of restaurants down by the harbour /Temple of Apollo which did not impress at all.... More
My Corner is a nice little restaurant with good music and decent wine. We ate here twice. You are given a Pide bread with dips when you arrive as a starter which is nice. I enjoyed the pasta I had on one occasion and found the meat casserole on another occasion to be ok but not amazing. My husband had... More
excellent melt in the mouth steaks can recommend gorgonzola plank , pepper steak good variety to tempt even the most fussy eater. friendly efficient service would thoroughly recommend
The food was to die for the steak melted in your mouth the gorgozola sauce was very nice. The free mexe starter was good well worth a visit and reasonable priced
Great wee place to eat good value and staff friendly food also first class, we ate here a good few times and not once had a bad meal, would highly recommend
You know a place is good when you see its got plenty of customers whenever you walk past, and all the tables were taken the first time we tried to eat there. They do traditional Turkish, but also Mexican and curries, plus Pizzas/Italian. Highly recommend this place for a good couple of meals during your holiday.
Can't believe the standard of the food, was out of this world. you left feeling extremely FULL but nice. The family and I went through most of the items on the menu, that's how good the food was. Have a teenage son who is VERY difficult to please when it comes to his belly, couldn't believe he ate the fish,... More
The location (at a roundabout) could be better - but it's worth while to have a try - the food is very good, the service even better - and you get good food for your money
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What's Driving All The Shaking At Yellowstone National Park?
The Yellowstone Caldera's "three supereruptions occurred 2.1 million, 1.3 million and 640,000 years ago", but "Over 20 large craters have been produced [by hydrothermal (steam) explosions] in the past 14,000 years since the glaciers retreated from Yellowstone, resulting in such features as Mary Bay, Turbid Lake and Indian Pond.".
Few will fail to notice that 800,000 years lapsed between the 1st and 2nd supereruptions, that 660,000 years separated the 2nd & 3rd events, and that it has now been 640,000 years since the last ... continent-scale devastation. While uncertainties of a few thousand years put the possibility of a 4th supereruption beyond our immediate personal concern, it is geologically due 'at any time'.
In terms of the National Parks Traveler website and Parks-aficionados in general, the significance of any sort of sustained or 'patterned' activity within the Caldera-complex is that it will quickly arouse 'national-interest' attention. In addition to a large increase in surface research projects which will entail vehicular and airborne support year-round, it is easy to imagine that more or less extensive exploratory drilling into the formations could be indicated & undertaken.
There are obviously gigawatts of steam energy beneath Yellowstone, and it has been suggested that this energy be tapped, commercially. If rising hydrothermal pressures (which raise security-fears) could be relieved by installing geothermal electrical generating plants, then that may become a recommendation.
Occasional sessions of burping & gurgling under Yellowstone will generate only passing spates of media-reports, but ongoing, 'patterned', or dramatic/scary events will lead to a Cold War-style scientific confrontation at the Caldera (and Park), maybe a little or lots of investigative drilling, and possibly even commercialization of the underground steam.
Mount Rainier National Park Offers a Snowplay Area and Guided Snowshoe Walks
Have you ever used a sturdy trash bag? It's fun to have one in your pack and use it when you encounter a snowfield on a suitable slope. A number of years ago I got to use it on Lassen Peak in Lassen Volcanic National Park. It was in June and technically the summit trail was still closed for the season, but we wanted to hike it anyway and did so. On the way down we used our bags on every slope. The whole descent felt like a matter of minutes and was lots of fun.
I do not recommend hiking closed trails. But if you happen to be in the mountains when you might stumble on mid size or large snowfields on gentle slopes, just pack one sturdy trash bag or something similar for every participant and have fun.
Brady Campaign Sues Interior Department over Concealed Carry in National Parks
I think this says it all:
"While proponents of the rule change have maintained park visitors' safety is at stake, statistics would seem to indicate otherwise, as crime data show the park system to be one of the safest places in the nation."
And what percentage of the population have permits to carry, very few I would imagine. As to Florida, and other warm weather states, they seem to draw more criminals than others, maybe that's why there are more permits, the law bidding residents want them.
Update: Will a "Chop and Drop" Strategy Rescue the Presidio's Contemporary Art Museum Project?
The Park Traveler omits a very important fact: the Presidio of San Francisco is part of a national park. NPS Management Policies permit construction of new "cultural facilities" in a national park only when five strictly defined standards are met. A contemporary art museum in the Presidio fails four of the five tests. These restrictions were designed to prevent the resources of our national parks from being overrun with well-intentioned museums and private philanthropic "gifts". A similar "gift" is being resisted near the Westward Arch in St. Louis, where a wealthy person wants to build a museum.
The guiding principle that has served our national parks for almost a century is to preserve the resources of the parks for future generations. Building facilities that are unrelated to the purposes of the park, as defined in their establishing legislation, is a sure way to impair public understanding of the resources.
Update: Will a "Chop and Drop" Strategy Rescue the Presidio's Contemporary Art Museum Project?
As far as I know, repurposing existing buildings has never been considered a viable alternative to new construction, which is what the Fishers have wanted from the beginning. Judging from the CAMP proposals, the Fishers have no particular commitment to historic preservation per se, but simply believe that the historic Presidio provides the right context for their museum.
Update: Will a "Chop and Drop" Strategy Rescue the Presidio's Contemporary Art Museum Project?
Why can't they simply turn 6-8 of the existing buildings into museum space, and scatter the galleries throughout the Presidio?
I don't have a problem with business ventures operating at NPS sites. I think you can have that, AND preserve the historic integrity of the building and grounds. Sure, they may have to rearrange interior walls and probably reinforce the structure of existing buildings to handle all the foot traffic, but it's better than further cutting into the landscape to build new buildings.
Oh, and drop the cineplex idea completely. Movie revenues are dropping sharply and will continue to do so. There are abandoned movie theaters all over this country, including mega-multiplexes. Ruining a historic site to build a known, failed business venture is madness.
My travels through the National Park System: americaincontext.com
Mount Rainier National Park Offers a Snowplay Area and Guided Snowshoe Walks
Tahoma, I'm going to skip the normal vetting process and unilaterally present you with Traveler's Obfuscatespeak Award for 2008. That musteline thing was very clever! And thanks for alerting me to that website with all the fascinating cold and snow info. I'm something of a weatherhound, having learned at an early age (while hunting and trapping in the Michigan snow and cold) that "It's better to be weatherwise than otherwise."
Donna, I envy you the opportunity to enjoy the snowplay area at Paradise. BTW, have you ever used a cafeteria tray or a flattened cardboard box for sliding? A thousand years ago, when I was an undergrad at Western Michigan University in snowy (and hilly) Kalamazoo, we used to press those items into service for sliding after every fresh snowfall.
Mount Rainier National Park Offers a Snowplay Area and Guided Snowshoe Walks
This snow lover doesn't care who holds the record. She just wants to play in it. Thanks, Bob, for reminding me about the snowplay area at Paradise. I've added it to my travel list.
Going to Denali Next Summer? It's Not Too Soon to Make Some Essential Reservations
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Thanks Pete, that is what I hoped to hear. That it is possible to experience the park without planning several months ahead. Probably one will not be able to do exactly what one prefers on a weekend in August but from all I know the park is so spectacular that pretty much everywhere you can experience something special.
Mount Rainier National Park Offers a Snowplay Area and Guided Snowshoe Walks
Thanks for the clarification, Bob, and apologies for misinterpreting your original post. You're certainly not a talking musteline! I thought you might be interested in the following snippets from: http://www.skimountaineer.com/CascadeSki/CascadeSnow.html The brackets are mine for clarity.
"From the mid 1950's until 1999, this location [Paradise] held the world record for measured snowfall in a single season, and it was the only station in the world to have recorded snowfalls of over 1000 inches in a season. In 1998-99, Paradise once again topped 1000 inches for the first time in a quarter-century, yet its longstanding seasonal snowfall record was eclipsed by the Mount Baker Ski Area, which recorded 1140 inches (2896 cm) at its upper base area (4200 ft / 1300 m). However, Paradise still retains the world records for...average annual snowfall, with a mean of 717 inches (1821 cm) over the official 1971-2000 period of record and 692 inches (1758 cm) over the 50 years of consecutive data since 1954...24-hour [snowfall] 70", November 26, 1955...monthly [snowfall] 363", January 1925...[and] Maximum (on ground) 367", March 10, 1956."
This website contains a wealth of information and references concerning Cascade weather and snowfall and will provide hours of entertainment for any other snow lovers out there.
Glen Canyon Marina Fire Damage Estimate: $3-$5 Million
I know the lay of the land very well. No dobt NPS Rangers are the best first responders in the world. I might suggest the story did not give enough credit to the conssesonaire staff who were no dobt part of the first responce efforts if not "the" first. One can safely asume a great deal of assistance came from Bullfrog Habor Maintenance as well, not that I have any regard for ARAMARK.
Its a Blessing that no one was lost or harmed.
National Park Service Agrees, Conditionally, to Keep Yellowstone's Sylvan Pass Open For Snowmobiling
By the way, following up on Cheney's involvement, Cheney admits himself that he was involved. See this interview from this weekend: http://www.casperstartribune.net/articles/2008/12/28/news/wyoming/bbaf7bd253415b938725752c002680fa.txt
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Sky-High Ginseng Prices Boost Illegal Harvest in Blue Ridge Parkway and Great Smoky Mountains National Park
for sure you can find older root where others do not look it does not have to be a large hill or wooded area the ginseng only has to be there
Power Outages Lead to Closures in Sequoia National Park
I work at the Lodge and Im in Three Rivers CA for a few days. It is not safe to travel in the Park at this time, however the town of Three Rivers is a nice option with many lodging choices. It is really beautiful here this time of year but if you're looking for snow, maybe try Yosemite or somewhere in the Tahoe area. I would think that when I return to work, we'll have several days of clean up so plan your trips accordignly. The snow is good above 3000' in the Sequoia area. The skiing is not that good, since there is not much of a base, however snowshoeing and snowplay is good.
Mount Rainier National Park Offers a Snowplay Area and Guided Snowshoe Walks
You're right about Mount Baker's record snowfall, Tahoma, and that sure is a LOT of snowfall! But this is what I said in the article (italics added):
You are not likely to run out of snow at Paradise, which is the world's snowiest place where measurements are regularly taken. The highest annual snowfall recorded there, the one for the 1971-972 winter season, was 93.5 feet. To include the full winter season, the measurement period extends from July 1 to June 30.
I didn't say that Paradise holds the record for the greatest annual snowfall. I simply said that Paradise got 93.5 feet in one snow season. As far as I know, Paradise remains the world's snowiest place where snowfall is regularly measured. That's based on average annual snowfall, which is what "snowiest place" means.
In similar fashion, Hilo, Hawaii, is the rainiest city in America based on number of days with rain each year. However, hundreds of other cities and towns in America have had more rainfall in a year, more rainfall in 24 hours, etc., etc., etc.
I'll let you judge whether this is all weaselspeak.
Mount Rainier National Park Offers a Snowplay Area and Guided Snowshoe Walks
An old joke maintains that there are only two seasons at Paradise, winter and the Fourth of July. However, it's no longer 'the world's snowiest place'. Mt. Baker ski area in northern Washington has been the annual snowfall record holder since 1999 with 1,140 inches: http://www.usatoday.com/weather/news/1999/wsnorcrd.htm
With Winter Hitting Much of the Country Hard, There Are Many Ski Opportunities in the National Parks
I dont have a real recollection of unbearable train noise. It might depend whether you are on the "track side" or the other side, in the lodge, the cabooses or the new cabins. Perhaps the deep snow in the Izaak Walton Inn area muffles the sound somewhat, while in Belton, which I remember as being more of a valley, the train sounds are confined and seem louder. Just conjecture, but why not?
Going to Denali Next Summer? It's Not Too Soon to Make Some Essential Reservations
So many years ago I was there I cannot give you a certain answer, but I do believe that there is room for someone who has the spontaneity you desire.
My feeling is that you can be certain of being able to go somewhere in the park. As far as camping at Wonder Lake - maybe yes and maybe no. In other words, if you are going to be truly spontaneous you may also have to be flexible. Aside from campgrounds filling up, there is always the possibility of certain areas being closed for various reasons, including nesting, bear activity, or other "acts of god". In these instances, some areas can be closed even if you have reservations.
But Denali has the dual identity you seek - some room for the wayfarer, and some room for the planned (packaged) tour. Why not aim for something in-between if you can (for your first trip). Book in at Camp Denali (look up the url yourself if you are so inclined... I am not advertising the place). There you can have the proximity to Wonder Lake and a certainty of accomodations. Then take a few days after that and see where you can go in the park. After several summers there I can guarantee a great trip no matter where you hike. I especially loved the idea of very few trails (none actually in most places). You will get used to wet socks and boots that go squish squish as you trudge through the moss.
Good luck!
Cascade Pass, North Cascades National Park
I have posted several photos from my hike of Cascade Pass. It is a great hike.
Improving Paradise: Mount Rainier National Park Gets a Fine New Visitor Center
I visited last year and the old visitor center really did need to be replaced. The park is amazing. Here are some photos of my visit to Mt. Rainer
Have You Ever Sneaked Into Shiloh National Military Park?
I'd still be careful with that "exactly at dawn" thing, MRC. Though the first shots were fired in twilight, firsthand accounts make it clear that the initial contact took place during full dark ( official records have it at 4:55 a.m.). A true Civil War fanatic might very well want to be at Fraley Field (the place where the opening shots were fired) at the time when the Federal patrol first encountered the Confederates -- and that would be in full dark. I have no doubt that some of the sneak-ins occur for that reason.
Have You Ever Sneaked Into Shiloh National Military Park?
Very impressive, MRC!
In the spirit of fun, I can't resist noting it's a good thing Daylight Savings Time wasn't in effect at the time of the battle, or this subject could be even more interesting. Was that 5:15 a.m. Standard Time or Daylight Savings Time?
Under those circumstances, confusion about the time might have changed the course of history. As the various commanders were synchronizing watches to coordinate the start of the surprise attack, at least one of them probably would have been muttering under his breath, "Dang, was I supposed to 'spring forward' or 'fall back' last Sunday at 2 a.m.?"
With Winter Hitting Much of the Country Hard, There Are Many Ski Opportunities in the National Parks
Good addition, Claire. But can you tell me how noisy it is with the train tracks so close? I've thought a stay in the Belton Inn in West Glacier would be nice, but I've heard the trains running all hours of the day and night can take some getting used to.
With Winter Hitting Much of the Country Hard, There Are Many Ski Opportunities in the National Parks
Arguably the most unique national park ski/snowshoe opportunities, are Glacier National Park's winter trails accessed directly from the Izaak Walton Inn. Set in a snow-rich valley between the park and the Great Bear Wilderness, the inn grooms and tracksets more thean 30 km of x-c trails and also has a permit to lead ski/snowshoe tours into the park. On the map, it's in West Essex, off US Hwy 2 and also a flagstop for Amtrak's Empire Builder. See www.izaakwaltoninn.com.
Have You Ever Sneaked Into Shiloh National Military Park?
I thought it would be fun to be there in the morning of April 6. Your description was lively and I liked it a lot. So I looked for the time of sunrise at that time and location and was thrilled that calsky offered to calculate it even for the 19th century. The coincidence that 5:15 was exactly the beginning of dawn was too good not to mention here. Thanks for the post and the reply.


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New moon makes for good fishing
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Pickleball seasons begins
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Yesterday I played him in the jungle and my mid starts to QQ so much cause I take the first blue, wtf!? I thought and I told him that I will give him the whole rest of blues. But at this point I felt mana hungry so I decide to buy a manamune, also this the enemy team was 4/5 AD the only AP there was a sona lol. So I end buying a frozen hearth that increased my AD cause of murama. My final build was something like this: Berserker's Greaves Murama Bloodthirster Frozen Hearth Frozen Mallet Guardian's Angel Is this build viable for Noc? I mean maybe I was too noob and wasted all of my mana. PD: The cooldown reduction of frozen hearth was really really nice
Seems good. Muramana is useful for Nocturne but all I can say is manage Nocturne's Mana like you were playing DotA (i.e. really strict). You need the first blue, else you'll die if you try not to use spells in the first jungle clear. (embarrassing) Also, if you try to get wraiths, I suggest going behind the wraiths and firing Duskbringer downwards (towards red buff). Else their middle laner will see the trail and know that's where you are. I usually build Nocturne like an ADC: >Berserker's Greaves (>Wriggle's if I'm jungling. I usually am not) >Black Cleaver (for CDR and armor pen. Nocturne needs CDR much more then other ADC's, so I don't get Last Whisper) >Sword of the Divine (active tends to rip enemies apart if you use Duskbringer too) >Infinity Edge (Let's make SotD even stronger!) >Warmog's / Frozen Heart / Guardian Angel (whatever you need for tankyness. Usually I get Warmog's) >Bloodthirster / anything I adlib situationally.
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thats a terrible build. The only AS you have on it is serkers and boots for noc are better spent on merc or ninja tabi (if you're good enough with your W). Throw in a wits end and a static shiv take out the murama and GA.
Muramana is a terrible item for Noc. In order to obtain it, you need to build Tear/Manamune early in the game. For some champs this isn't a problem, but Nocturne is most potent during the early/mid game, when everyone is basically still in their lanes and his ult is a guaranteed kill. By the time you actually have Muramana, it's going to be late game and Nocturne's window of dominance will have closed. You should rush something like Brutalizer/Phage to further enhance his early game presence. Basically, learn to manage your mana so you can build better early items.
I agree with most here regarding Muramana on Nocturne. It's a bad item choice. As others have said, you need to manage your mana better. Nocturne's early and mid game ganks are extremely powerful. As such, your job is to help crush the enemy lanes early on. I would go with the following: 1. Wriggle's Lantern 2. Berserker's Greaves (+Alacrity enchantment) 3. Brutalizer -> Black Cleaver 4. Giant's Belt -> Frozen Mallet 5. Recurve Bow -> Wit's End 6. One pure tank item depending on enemy team composition (Randuin's Omen, Frozen Heart, Guardian Angel, Spirit Visage or Banshee's Veil) If you feel you really don't need survivability, you can go with a Bloodthirster as your 6th item.
@Fate000: I disagree greatly with your suggestion to fire Duskbringer from behind wraiths. Instead, just step back away from wraiths a bit before firing from a traditional angle. Firing from behind wraiths will lose you a lot of precious buff time standing on your Duskbringer. All you need to do is make sure the arrow from the skill is no more than halfway through the trees. If you smartcast, just go into a custom game and try it out a few times without smartcasting to get a feel for the distance. Have a friend join and stand in mid to see if they can see it.
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I always start off with machete and 5 pots. On my first back i get regular boots and madred's razor. turn that into wriggle asap for the sustain in the jungle and beserk greaves. Then i rush brutilizer and a phage. i keep my brutilizer for a while and get frozen mallet for a little bit of tankiness. bloodthirster next and finish out black cleaver. then u just have to see what u need for defense ap or ad. if im doing really well ill get a phantom dancer and the AS and lifesteal usually sustain me through duels. But as Phoenix0Wright stated noc is best early/mid game. if u happen to go into late game you may notice that u will get focused a lot especially if you are doing well. GA seems like a pretty good option but in late game the benefits aren't all that great. ageis works wonders especially if the support isnt building one and if they are ap heavy bulwark will help you out a lot.


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Arizona Coyotes (0-1-0)
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Saturday, January 19
American Airlines Center
Attendance: 18,532
Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - Jaromir Jagr had a stellar debut with Dallas as he scored twice and added two assists to help the Stars take a 4-3 win over the Phoenix Coyotes in the opener on Saturday.
Signed as a free agent from Philadelphia in the offseason, the active points leader in the NHL had a hand in all four goals, including the primary assist on the game-winning goal by Loui Eriksson in the third period.
"Don't get too used to that guys," Jagr joked of his four-point performance. "It was special. The first game is always special."
Ray Whitney, who played for Phoenix last season, also had a goal and an assist for the Stars, who missed out on the playoffs for a fourth straight season last year. Kari Lehtonen gave up three goals on 40 shots in the win.
Radim Vrbata posted two goals and an assist while Lauri Korpikoski also scored for the Coyotes, who are coming off their best season since relocating to the desert from Winnipeg after the 1995-96 season. Mike Smith gave up four goals on 26 shots in the loss.
"It's a tough way to lose and uncharacteristic for our team," Phoenix coach Dave Tippett said. "It's the first game coming out, you have to expect some mistakes, but we certainly need to clean up those errors."
Phoenix won its first-ever division title last season as the team took the Pacific Division. The club then went on to defeat Chicago in six games and Nashville in five to make the conference finals for first time in club history, but then fell to the eventual Stanley Cup champion Kings.
In the third period with the game tied, a turnover in the Phoenix end saw Derek Roy send a shot on net from the left circle. Smith made the stop, but the puck went to the right where Jagr fired a backhand pass to the slot and Erikkson one-timed it home with 6:55 to play.
From there, Lehtonen made the stops as he finished the third period with 15 saves for the win.
The only goal of the first period went to Dallas as Jagr was sprung on a shot break by Eriksson and flung the puck past Smith with 1:24 to play in the frame.
Phoenix tied the game on the power play just over nine minutes into the second period. Matthew Lombardi sent a pass from the left boards to the low right side where Vrbata was all alone for the easy tap back to the slot and Korpikoski put it home.
The Coyotes then took a 2-1 lead with another power-play goal as Vrbata's wrister from the right circle made its way through a screen at the 11:53 mark.
Dallas, though, tied the game on the power play with 1:22 to play in the middle stanza. A shot by Stephane Robidas at the left point was blocked by a Star in front, but Jagr was there to shoot it home for his second of the night.
That goal was no. 667 of Jagr's illustrious career and he is now just one away from tying Luc Robitaille for 10th place all-time in the NHL.
Dallas then went ahead on the power play just 31 seconds into the third period on Whitney's first with the team, but Vrbata tied it just three minutes later with his second of the night.
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Starting this week, you'll be seeing a new face around town.
The East County Observer Oct. 22 welcomed its newest team member, Josh Siegel.
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Canadian Sands Are Real Threats To GME Oil.
President Bush could get closer to his goal of cutting US dependence on Middle East crude - but it won't be his futuristic plan to run cars on fuel made from wood chips or hydrogen to do the trick. It's Canada.The EIA, analytical arm of the US Department of Energy, says crude oil from Alberta's oil sands will help cut US Middle East oil dependence by half in two decades. When Bush called for the cut in his speech he was targeting the current forecast of 6m b/d of Middle East oil in 2025, hoping to cut it down to around 1.5m b/d. New estimates the EIA is releasing this month, according to Reuters, predict America's Middle East imports will be 3m b/d in two decades.
New data show US oil imports from Canada surging to 2.7m b/d in 2025 from 1.6m b/d now. About three out of four of those barrels will be from Alberta's oil sands, where record oil prices have created a boom in investment. There is debate within the EIA on whether the US could take all of Canada's oil sands production, which the agency estimates will be 3.2m b/d in two decades. Reuters quoted an EIA official as saying: "If [the US] receives it all, which we don't have in our forecast, it could reduce even more our dependence on the Middle East".
India, searching for crude oil supplies to feed its growing economy, says its firms would invest $1 bn over the next year to develop Canada's oil sands. "Asian markets have shown a lot of interest [in Canadian oil sands], the EIA official said. "It's not a slam bang that we'll take it all".
About 95% of Canada's 179 bn barrels of proven oil reserves are oil sands in Alberta, according to the EIA. Oil sands contain deposits of bitumen, a heavy, viscous oil. Once extracted, lighter hydrocarbons must be added to the bitumen so it can flow through pipelines. Upgraders then process the bitumen into "synthetic crude". In general, it takes about 1.16 barrels of bitumen to make 1 barrel of synthetic crude.
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Ha. Last I heard he was playing in India.
Yeah, we're his sixth club since leaving Rangers. Hopefully he'll find a way to put down some roots having signed a two-year deal. No doubting his ability, but...
Yeah agree with that, Ross Allen maybe the guy, wouldn't mind a Barry Corr type, not him though coz he's a ****.
Looks like we may have an alright squad, and TBH, I'm not too distraught that a lot of the big-time-charlies have left.
Hope Nichols, Bennett and Frear can come through, and have big seasons.
Still haven't received my season ticket though
Do I contradict myself?
Very well then I contradict myself,
(I am large, I contain multitudes.
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I know I shouldn't get caught up in paper-talk...but Ganso to Arsenal is the latest rumour doing the rounds. Really, really hope it's true.
If the FA is now going to act anyway what the **** was the point in wasting all that taxpayers money on that ridiculous show trial - austerity? what ****ing austerity?
Why is the cost of the trial so great to the taxpayer?
EDIT: like, they talk about quarter of a million pounds and stuff. Does the taxpayer pay for legal fees or something?
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paying for judges and **** i guess
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
The Crown Prosection Service is funded by the tax payer so the cost of prosecuting the case comes from the public purse - as Terry won I'm assuming that his costs will largely be recovered from central funds - £250k is more than my guess but if that is what it is then that just makes me angrier, particularly when legal aid is so restricted these days, and I'm expected to spend my working life defending people against allegations that could see them losing their liberty for the sort of remuneration levels that the advocates in the Terry case wouldn't even wipe their fat cat arses for, not that I'm bitter or anything, obviously
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North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Claude Pope issued the following statement after Attorney General Roy Cooper failed to open an investigation before Election Day of Democratic campaigns staffers encouraging someone they believed to be an illegal immigrant to vote for Kay Hagan.
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Every day across America, thousands of people are learning that Obama's promise that "if you like your plan, you can keep it" was a lie. Over 4.2 million Americans have received cancellation notices from their insurance companies. That's more than one person for every second that the ObamaCare exchanges have been online. Take a look at the map.[
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Sometimes, All Your World Of Warcraft Opponents Are Bots
If you've played World of Warcraft for any long span of time, you've likely encountered a bot, a player character controlled by a third-party program. Maybe it was mindlessly thwacking the loot out of some small woodland creature, or maybe it was just staring at a wall. Whatever happened, it probably wasn't this bad.
Ten Secret Locations in World of Warcraft
Some are easy to find, some are well hidden, but Azeroth and the surrounding worlds are big enough to have special places to which no quests direct you and that most players don't know. Nixxiom on Youtube collected 10 of them and their exact location on the map so that we can all find them.
Insane WoW Player Reaches Max Level With 100 Characters
If you've played Warlords of Draenor, you might already have a maxed out level 100 character, or even two. Or you might have a few alts gaining levels slowly. But definitely not 100. Well, one player called Watola didn't stop with one, and actually leveled up 100 characters on two accounts in almost 1200 days.
The Best StarCraft II Moments from Last Year
Even though we still have to wait for the second expansion, Legacy of the Void, the competitive StarCraft II scene is well and alive and had a great 2014. SC2HL's compilation is proof of that, showing the highlights of some incredible games from last year.
The 2014 Hearthstone Championship Trophy Is An Egg
Hearthstone is a game of ups and downs, where anything can happen at the drop of a card. That sentiment is even more true at competition level. This past weekend, China's Blizzard operator, NetEase, held the quarterfinals to their new Gold League e-sports event, and the HearthStone competition was fierce.
A Very Sweet Story About Life, Loss And World Of Warcraft
A Blizzard employee contacted us over the weekend to share the story of one of those rad statues that are going out to ten-year veterans of World of Warcraft. And how not all of them are necessarily going out to the living.
Warlords of Draenor's Raid Bosses Summarized In 60 Seconds
No need to dig through those complex guides anymore. FatbossTV's one-minute summary of the 7 bosses and their tactics inside Warlords of Draenor's first raid, Highmaul, is all you need to drop into the group chat before the fights. I wish it was that easy.
Ten Years of WoW In Ten Comic Panels
A decade of not standing in fires. Dark Legacy Comics, who have been around for almost the same amount of time as WoW, and their latest comic strip are a summary of all the guild and community drama we've all witnessed over the years.
Three Fan Theories About The Return of the Lich King in WoW
The story of The Scourge and The Lich King has always been important lore, and even though the original Lich King, Arthas, is no more, his replacement, Bolvar Fordragon, will return some time in the future. Probably not in the next expansion, and even not in the one after, but he'll be back sooner or later.


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It's usually good to be the King Bey, but lately her highness has had a hard time.
Beyonce faces backlash for banning professional photographers from her Mrs. Carter Show World Tour, and now her beloved Beyhive in Belgium is swarming angrily following a postponed concert.
Beyonce Sources Dismiss Second Pregnancy Rumor as Silly
Silly. That's how a Beyonce insider labeled the pervasive rumors that the singer, actress, fashion designer, H&M spokesmodel and mother of Blue Ivy is already expecting her second child.
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2013 Met Gala – Beyonce Stumbles in Black + Gold Givenchy
Last year, Beyonce wore such a tight dress that she had to be carried up the Met Ball steps. This year, she stumbled -- figuratively, anyway -- in an unflattering Givenchy gown with gold embroidery, a leather-like top, a major slit, a casual belt and long, over-the-elbow gloves.
Jennifer Lopez Joins Beyonce's The Sound of Change Live Concert
This is too much diva for one stage and the world might stop spinning on its axis, as Jennifer Lopez will join Beyonce at The Sound of Change live concert, slated to take place at Twickenham Stadium in London on June 1. That's a whole lotta diva. Can London handle it? If not, ya'll can just bow down, b----es.
Fans Break Beyonce's Alleged 'Photo Ban' on Mrs. Carter Show Tour
Beyonce's Tour Rider Has Divalicious Demands Like Red Toilet Paper
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First Grade Success with Sight Words (Sylvan Workbooks)
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A solid foundation of reading skills is essential for children to become successful readers. Learning basic sight words is a critical step in building that foundation. The activities in this workbook are designed to help your child catch up, keep up, and get ahead—and best of all, to have lots of fun doing it! Here are some of the great features you'll find inside:
Duck Tracy
Duck Tracy has found some clues, but he needs help! Children trace the new "jiffy words," adverbs, and verbs so that Duck Tracy can read them.
Dear Pen Pal
Children practice new sight words by filling in the missing words from a letter about a camping trip, slumber party, pet lizard, and more.
Be a Poet
It's time to rhyme! Children read the poems and fill in the newly learned adjectives and verbs to make a rhyme.
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Reading the clues and filling in the crossword puzzle with the correct sight words reinforces knowledge of words about farm animals, location, and the home.
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Children read aloud a short story with sight words and then draw pictures to illustrate the story. Do the pictures match the story?
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