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"When I said 'they can change their minds and they can become more harmonious.' Lama didn't speak but he put up his hand strongly. Somehow he just didn't accept. This was quite close to the time of his passing away.'"
Lama Zopa Rinpoche
Lama Zopa Rinpoche talked briefly to the people attending Lama Yeshe's funeral, Wednesday March 7th,1984 at Vajrapani institute.
I am just very numb, I can't think of anything. But I thought I would try and say a few words regarding the recent happenings.
This year, not only our incomparably kind guru, Lama Yeshe, but also His Holiness Ling Rinpoche and his Holiness Tsenshab Serkong Rinpoche have passed away. And other lamas not common to us, other high lamas have passed away as well, this year in India. Whatever other people say, I don't know, but my own way of thinking is that because of our karmic vision there were great obstacles in His Holiness the Dalai Lama's forty ninth year. So, it became kind of a choice, according to our karma; either His Holiness passes away or other lamas pass away.
The main thing is: we sentient beings who receive guidance from these high lamas, these holy beings, we simply don't have enough merit. You see, the vase, the vessel, is too small. Even if there is one very large pot of nectar, all of it cannot fit into that small vessel. I think that is the main problem. These high lamas, His Holiness and all these high lamas, including Lama Yeshe, they do not fit us, they do not fit. Because of our small merit, they just do not fit. They are like a huge burden that we cannot carry.
We need to have incredible merit for all these holy beings guiding us to have a long life. But there is a shortage of merit—even if there is no dharma contact and we do not have guru-disciple relationship. And to those with whom we have had dharma contact we have done many things to cause a shortage of their lives, for them to not stay in that aspect to guide us. We have caused it.
As it is with high lamas, so it is the same regarding Lama's passing away. And it is not something that suddenly happened. Lama planned it some time ago; there have been many preparations. Last year when Lama was in France, for example, he told Denis Huet, the director of Vajra Yogini Institute—he is very close to Lama, in Lama's heart—he told Denis: 'I will leave my body at New Year.' I said to Denis, 'But Lama must be joking!' He said, 'No, Lama is serious.' I told Denis that he should write to Lama and explain to him all the reasons why he should live long.
So, it's not as if Lama was an ordinary person without any choice in death, not like that. And recently, just before Lama left Dharamsala, almost every day, over and over, he would be saying things like, 'If I don't die then I will do this; if I don't die…' Always death, always conversations involving death, all the time.
That morning, just before completing the past year, also Lama's forty-ninth year, Lama asked me to do the Heruka sadhana with self-initiation with him. Even though Lama was in the aspect of heavy sickness he was able to keep straight and do the Heruka self-initiation. I know that if I had had such problems I would not even remember om mani padme hum. Even when I am healthy I cannot remember it; when I am sick— impossible! I would only have thoughts of my sickness, nothing else.
Anyway, soon after we had finished the sadhana I had some kind of hesitation in my mind, a feeling that something heavy might happen. But I couldn't decide on the basis of Lama's holy body whether he was going to pass away. So I said to Lama, 'Please, you should consider recovering soon because the students understand the dharma. They're very intelligent and they can change their minds and they can become more harmonious.' When I said 'they can change their minds and they can become more harmonious' Lama didn't speak but he put up his hand strongly. Somehow he just didn't accept. This was quite close to the time of his passing away.
So I think we can understand from Lama's signal, quite tough, that he could not accept. We can see from that, it is clear.
Recently, I heard that if you make a mistake with one guru, that pollution will cause you to make mistakes with other gurus, even though in the first place the mistake was only with one.
However, the main point is that Lama did not accept, he did not respond. But since our mind is not oneness with anger, not oneness with ignorance, not oneness with attachment, as everybody knows: since they are not mixed with our mind, since it is possible to separate them from our mind, then I think we should attempt to subdue the mind and develop a good heart. And in that way harmony will come. This, then, becomes pleasing to Lama—even though no longer the same aspect—and becomes the best offering and a cause for him to reincarnate quickly and guide us. Again we will be able to enjoy the continuous nectar of the profound and extensive teachings of Lama.
I think the most pleasing thing at each center, the first thing, the most important thing is to be able to develop one's own mind, to practice bodhicitta and patience as much as possible, to develop a good heart. Then, you see, that center will really develop, it will have an incredibly good vibration, harmonious and with no confusion, and just by being there people will be able to generate realizations easily. People will want to stay there, they will want to do retreat, they will want to do things. This is the best way to develop a center.
Just to talk generally about the development of the center, about teachings, without relating it all to one's own mind, makes the dharma something in the sky. You can't point out the teachings somewhere in the sky. We must relate them to our own mind, our own life. That is the best offering to the Lama, that is fulfilling Lama's wishes.
If you were to have a competition between the centers it should be in relation to dharma practice and the development of the mind, not material.
Three years ago, when Lama was in Spain, he gave some instructions to Jampa Chökyi about what we should do when he passed away. First, he requested her to translate texts to be used when he passed away, then there were ceremonies to do. The students should recite Vajrasattva mantras and do Vajrasattva practice for one year at Lama's holy body, 'then they can keep my body for one year.' I have discussed this with His Holiness Song Rinpoche and he advised that we have a cremation. But I think that Rinpoche's wishes and Lama's wishes are the same thing, there is no problem. 'Then, wherever my body is, all the students should come and they should do Vajrasattva. recitation for one year without interruption.' Lama told Jampa Chökyi. This means that people can come and go, as long as there are people there continuously reciting.
Lama requested that the students receive a Vajrasattva initiation: His Holiness Song Rinpoche will give one tomorrow. 'After my death there should be a Vajrayogini self-initiation': that is exactly what happened already. Then, Hayagriva initiation: this is difficult to do here. Then, Yamantaka initiation: we will do a Yamantaka self-initiation this evening. Also, Lama wanted us to do Cittamani self-initiation and Guyasamaja self-initiation. And yesterday, we did Heruka self-initiation.
I think we should discuss the Vajrasattva meditation. Either everybody can come to the place and do the one-year retreat or, if that's not manageable then I think we can make a statue of Lama at each center and the students of that country gather there to do the retreat. Otherwise I think we can do it at Kopan. According to the observations made, the choices were either Kopan, Spain or New Zealand retreat centers, but Kopan came up twice. I think it's because it's the place where all the centers started, you see.
Lama's relics will be distributed to all the centers and can be put in either a stupa or a statue of Lama. We are planning to make a large statue of Lama in the form of a monk but having the Vajrasattva mudra holding bell and vajra. Also His Holiness the Dalai Lama has advised us to make one statue of Lama and a thangka of the Thirty-five Buddhas. So, everything comes to the same thing, I think it is something that the organizers can discuss.
Mainly I thought I would talk a little about how Lama is learned: about his enthusiastic perseverance, his loving, good heart. But I don't need to say much, you have met Lama so many times, so you know. I don't need to repeat again Lama' qualities.
However, all the dharma knowledge that we have, all our opportunities to purify, to accumulate merit, to plant seeds of the entire path to enlightenment by practicing sutra and tantra—all this comes from Lama. Before we heard Lama's teachings our mind didn't have the dharma. There was no refuge no understanding of or faith in karma, no understanding of happiness and suffering. Our mind was completely dark. Now, we have some dharma knowledge, we have opportunity to practice even such profound methods as tantra every day. All this, all merit, all this dharma knowledge, came from Lama. First we listened to his lecture then inspiration came. So, we should re member the kindness of Lama all the time.
His Holiness Song Rinpoche said, even we have studied with other geshes at the centers, the centers that Lama started, it is all due to the kindness of Lama, it all cam completely from Lama.
I would like to thank everybody who sent money for Lama's operation, all the donations. And to thank you so much for all the prayers: all the time I was sending instructions to the centers to do this and do that. So thank you for everything you did. Maybe it is because of those prayers that Lama lived even a few more months.
And I would like to say thanks from m heart to the Vajrapani people who have worked so hard, in the past and now at this time. They have worked with such dedication, doing their work so well without confusion, being so harmonious together. would like to offer thanks to the nurses who took care of Lama, they had such hardship And the doctors: thank you so much to them.
I think that's all. If we follow Lama' wishes, every piece of advice, if we put it all into practice, then I think it will become the quick cause for Lama to reincarnate soon. Maybe he will even come to America! I'm not sure!
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The LaRue County High School Academic Team competed in the Green River Regional Academic League this fall. This league includes LaRue County High School, Adair County High School, Green County High School and Taylor County High School.
The following students placed in Written Assessment part of the league's fall competition:
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Skyrocketing energy costs are eating into the budgets of almost all businesses and organizations and schools aren't immune. For example, U.S. EPA Energy Star states that "energy costs are the largest expense for school districts after salaries and benefits."
The 2011 fiscal year expenditures for LaRue County Schools showed $367,049.89 for electricity, $60,474.06 for natural gas, and $42,695.57 for water and sewage.
The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission at its quarterly meeting Dec. 2 proposed issuing 900 quota hunt elk permits for the 2012-2013 elk seasons. Commission members also voted to modify some deer, small game and furbearer regulations.
The commission recommends all hunting, fishing and boating regulations for approval by the General Assembly and approves all expenditures by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. All recommendations must be approved by legislators before they become law.
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Geographic Range
The Swainson's Hawk, -Buteo swainsoni-, spends most of the year in the western United States extending into southwest Canada and south to west Texas. In the winter months, these birds migrate over Central America to the La Pampas region of Argentina (Brown 1996, TPWD 1997).
- Biogeographic Regions
- nearctic
- neotropical
This hawk prefers open grasslands and desert-like habitats. It is common to see this hawk perched on a fence post in a prairie or open range. The Swainson's Hawk also inhabits agricultural areas, and is known to follow farmer's tractors in search of insect or rodent prey (Brown 1996, AID 1997).
- Terrestrial Biomes
- desert or dune
- savanna or grassland
- chaparral
Physical Description
This hawk's most unique feature is its variation in color. The light color morph includes white patches on the forehead, the throat and the belly. The rest of the body is a dark brown. The dark color morph, which is the less common type, includes an entirely dark brown body with only a white patch under the tail. Other variations between these two distinct extremes have been observed. These hawks vary in length from 19 to 22 inches, and have a wingspan of 47 to 57 inches. An average weight for a male is 1.8 pounds, while the average for the female is almost 2.5 pounds. This bird is commonly confused with a Red-tailed hawk, but the Swainson's Hawk has a longer wingspan, more variation in color, and flies in a slight dihedral pattern (Brown 1996, AID 1997).
- Other Physical Features
- endothermic
- bilateral symmetry
- Average mass
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- 34.56 oz
- AnAge
The Swainson's Hawk starts the breeding season by building nests in March and April. The nest are usually found in trees, shrubs, on the ground, or on top of utility poles. These hawks are mostly mongamous, so a breeding pair may return to a previous nesting site. These birds become highly territorial towards their nest and their mate during this time of the year. When the nest is complete, the female lays 2 to 4 whitish-colored eggs with brown flecks. The male usually helps the female with the incubation, which lasts for about 30 days. The young hatch between March and July, and stay in the nest for another 30 days. While most juveniles migrate the following winter with their parents, there are some groups that do not migrate their first winter (Brown 1996, TPWD 1997).
- Key Reproductive Features
- iteroparous
- gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate)
- sexual
- oviparous
- Range lifespan
Status: wild
- 19.5 (high) years
- Range lifespan
- Average lifespan
Status: wild
- 235 months
- Bird Banding Laboratory
- Average lifespan
During the mating season, the Swainson's Hawk stays with its mate, and is highly territorial toward all other hawks. For the rest of the year, this hawk can live peacefully among other Swainson's Hawks and other birds in general. These birds are also known to form flocks of up to 100 during migration and the winter months, and communal roosts of thousands of these hawks have been documented in Argentina (Brown 1996, TPWD 1997, Line 1996).
- Key Behaviors
- flies
- motile
Communication and Perception
Food Habits
The Swainson's Hawk is somewhat of a generalist, and eats whatever it can find. During its time in North America, its diet consists of insects, small mammals and birds, and occasional reptiles and amphibians. When these birds migrate to the Argentina area, they feed mainly on insects like grasshoppers and crickets (Brown 1996, TPWD 1997).
Economic Importance for Humans: Positive
The Swainson's Hawk is of special importance to farmers, both in North and South America. Some Swainson's Hawks will live entirely on insects and rodents that it catches in crop fields, thus alleviating some crop destruction for farmers. This species is also important to scientists as they can study the ecological details of its massive migration of over 5,000 miles (Brown 1996, AID 1997, Line 1996).
Conservation Status
This species of hawk is on the list of Federal Species of Concern, and is also considered threatened by the state of California. The primary cause of this concern is the massive killing of more than 20,000 Swainson's Hawks by pesticides used in the Argentina agricultural areas. In order to help these hawks recover, the use of deadly pesticides by Argentinian farmers must be stopped. Although the farmers are in support of saving the birds, this recovery effort is proving to be a daunting task (Brown 1996, Line 1996).
- IUCN Red List
Least Concern
More information
- US Migratory Bird Act
- Protected
- US Federal List
- No special status
- Appendix II
- State of Michigan List
- No special status
Kara Stabler (author), Southwestern University, Stephanie Fabritius (editor), Southwestern University.
- Nearctic
living in the Nearctic biogeographic province, the northern part of the New World. This includes Greenland, the Canadian Arctic islands, and all of the North American as far south as the highlands of central Mexico.
- Neotropical
living in the southern part of the New World. In other words, Central and South America.
- acoustic
uses sound to communicate
- bilateral symmetry
having body symmetry such that the animal can be divided in one plane into two mirror-image halves. Animals with bilateral symmetry have dorsal and ventral sides, as well as anterior and posterior ends. Synapomorphy of the Bilateria.
- chaparral
Found in coastal areas between 30 and 40 degrees latitude, in areas with a Mediterranean climate. Vegetation is dominated by stands of dense, spiny shrubs with tough (hard or waxy) evergreen leaves. May be maintained by periodic fire. In South America it includes the scrub ecotone between forest and paramo.
- chemical
uses smells or other chemicals to communicate
- desert or dunes
in deserts low (less than 30 cm per year) and unpredictable rainfall results in landscapes dominated by plants and animals adapted to aridity. Vegetation is typically sparse, though spectacular blooms may occur following rain. Deserts can be cold or warm and daily temperates typically fluctuate. In dune areas vegetation is also sparse and conditions are dry. This is because sand does not hold water well so little is available to plants. In dunes near seas and oceans this is compounded by the influence of salt in the air and soil. Salt limits the ability of plants to take up water through their roots.
- endothermic
animals that use metabolically generated heat to regulate body temperature independently of ambient temperature. Endothermy is a synapomorphy of the Mammalia, although it may have arisen in a (now extinct) synapsid ancestor; the fossil record does not distinguish these possibilities. Convergent in birds.
- iteroparous
offspring are produced in more than one group (litters, clutches, etc.) and across multiple seasons (or other periods hospitable to reproduction). Iteroparous animals must, by definition, survive over multiple seasons (or periodic condition changes).
- motile
having the capacity to move from one place to another.
- native range
the area in which the animal is naturally found, the region in which it is endemic.
- oviparous
reproduction in which eggs are released by the female; development of offspring occurs outside the mother's body.
- sexual
reproduction that includes combining the genetic contribution of two individuals, a male and a female
- tactile
uses touch to communicate
- tropical savanna and grassland
A terrestrial biome. Savannas are grasslands with scattered individual trees that do not form a closed canopy. Extensive savannas are found in parts of subtropical and tropical Africa and South America, and in Australia.
- savanna
A grassland with scattered trees or scattered clumps of trees, a type of community intermediate between grassland and forest. See also Tropical savanna and grassland biome.
- temperate grassland
A terrestrial biome found in temperate latitudes (>23.5° N or S latitude). Vegetation is made up mostly of grasses, the height and species diversity of which depend largely on the amount of moisture available. Fire and grazing are important in the long-term maintenance of grasslands.
- visual
uses sight to communicate
Active Integrated Design (AID), 1997. "Swainson's Hawk" (On-line). Accessed November 30,1999 at http://www.ai-design.com/stargig/raptor/global/content/report/SwainsonsHawk.html.
Brown, N. 1996. "Swainson's hawk profile" (On-line). Accessed November 29, 1999 at http://arnica.csustan.edu/esrpp/swainson.htm.
Line, L. 1996. Lethal Migration. Audubon, Sept/Oct: 50.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD), 1997. "Swainson's Hawk" (On-line). Accessed November 30,1999 at http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/wild/birds/swainson.htm.


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This issue could not have been taken on by a better person. Sam was one of the toughest players on the field in college, which makes it very difficult not to respect him no matter his sexuality.
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With all of the momentum building around Michael Sam, there is still one major issue to overcome before he can be named in the category with the likes of Jackie Robinson and others. Is he good enough to play in the NFL?
Even though Sam was an all-American and the SEC Defensive Player of the Year, some NFL scouts have questioned whether he is big enough physically to play in the league. Although there are some defensive schemes that are ideal for a player like Sam (he is a bit small for a typical NFL defensive linemen), it will be more about him finding the best system.
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 04: Marc Staal #18 of the New York Rangers celebrates against the Washington Capitals on February 4, 2010 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
One of the keys to remaining an elite franchise in the NHL – or any sports league for that matter – is the ability to continually evolve, integrate players, coaches and systems and build a solid foundation on which a club grows. In the NHL, the best example in recent times has been the Detroit Red Wings. Despite never enjoying the benefit of lottery draft picks, the Wings found ways to win Stanley Cups and be a consistent contender thanks to routinely excellent decision making and timely roster management. They are in many ways the model NHL franchise. The Rangers have begun to show the same traits as the Red Wings over the past few years and it is therefore no coincidence that the Rangers boast a quality prospect pipeline, have their most successful season in recent memory just behind them and a bright future ahead of them. The Rangers however, need to continue with their evolution to remain successful and it is this reason why the club should seriously consider moving Marc Staal. ...
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FOXBORO, MA - JANUARY 10: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots looks on in the first half against the Baltimore Ravens during the 2010 AFC wild-card playoff game at Gillette Stadium on January 10, 2010 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
At the end of Sunday's brutal 380-20 Patriots win over the Eagles two players were firmly seated on their respective benches. One was Pats QB Tom Brady, leader of an elite but far from perfect team, who took a rest after amassing a three-touchdown lead. The other was DeSean Jackson, talented underachiever on a league-basement team, who was benched for poor play while the Eagles were trying desperately to come back. There may be a more apt and fair comparison, but to me that distinction illustrates exactly how far the Eagles have fallen. They used to be an elite squad. Not anymore. Let's check the numbers: 7 = Times the Patriots entered Eagles territory. They scored five touchdowns and went 1 for 2 on field goal attempts on those seven possessions. That touchdown percentage would be worst in the league for opponent trips to the red zone, let alone crossing the 50-yard line. 2 = Official tackles by Eagles LB Jamar Chaney. There is no doubt that on Sunday Chaney missed more tackles...
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Archie Mitchell, remember, was the lovable rogue/malicious liar who told his daughter her own daughter was dead when she wasn't, took advantage of Stacey at her most vulnerable, and married Peggy so he could get his greedy mitts on her pub. And on Christmas Day he ended up clobbered with his own petard -- aka the hefty bust of Queen Vic herself.
There have been so many suspects with plausible motives that you'd be forgiven for thinking the producers had dreamed up a screenplay of Cluedo. Phil, Peggy, Ian, Janine and Bradley have all been on the brink of being thrown in the clink. Then, on Thursday, two new possibilities were planted, in the form of Stacey's dodgy pal and Janine's dodgy flatmate. By late yesterday, even little Ben Mitchell was the bookies' favourite.
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To protect against the story being leaked, scriptwriters had devised 10 possible endings, with each of the different suspects rehearsing their scene unaware of which would make the show. The tension was enough to render even its most seasoned actor a nervous wreck. "I could feel the adrenalin pumping and my heart was beating faster," said actor Adam Woodyatt, who plays Ian Beale.
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Mind you, they had quite a way to go to match the 30 million achieved in 1986, when Dirty Den handed Angie that divorce letter.
Corrie managed 17.5 million viewers for a live 40th birthday episode 10 years ago, meaning that much of the nail-biting last night was down to speculation about how many will watch when Corrie reaches the climax of its 50th birthday year in September.
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Shirley stood at the police station threatening to spill, while Phil went on the rampage, Ian ran for cover, Janine descended into a panic and Peggy and Ronnie bonded in a heap as more revelations about Archie emerged.
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Dallas Stars owner Tom Gaglardi has been found guilty of breaking Canadian environmental laws protecting fish habitats during the renovation of his home in Kamloops, British Columbia.
You can read the details here at Kamloops This Week. Apparently, Gaglardi spent part of the trial writing potential Stars line combinations in a notebook. Also, one of his former employees testified that Gaglardi told him to throw his computer hard drive "in the lake" when authorities started investigating.
The newspaper reports that the "maximum penalties for harmful alteration of a fish habitat are fines of up to $1 million and/or six months in jail." However, it's not clear if Gaglardi is facing anywhere near the maximum penalties.
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- ballistictrajectory - Aug 8, 2014 at 10:31 AM
Looks like he might want to cut down on the carbs too.
- patthehockeyfan - Aug 8, 2014 at 10:37 AM
I thought that this might be much ado about nothing. Then I read the Kamloops This Week article.
Gaglardi sounds like a bit of a kook. Not only was he writing potential Star line combinations during the trial (sounds like a good use of time to me, and that he has his priorities in order); but, he " … also had to be told repeatedly by sheriffs to turn off his iPhone, which, at one point, he concealed in a book."
And, to clarify, throwing his computer hard drive into the lake isn't what endangered the environment. I don't even think he did that. What he was convicted of was " … riprap destroyed by workers taking orders from Gaglardi in the construction of a boat ramp." Riprap is "rock or other material used to armor shorelines, streambeds, bridge abutments, pilings and other shoreline structures against scour, water or ice erosion."
Curiosity … the sign of a geek (which I am sometimes).
- mianfr - Aug 8, 2014 at 11:40 AM
You should probably also put up an article about the Calgary Flames owner and the Mt. Polley mine, while we're on the subject of NHL teams and the environment.
- patthehockeyfan - Aug 8, 2014 at 12:11 PM
Too late. Last Sunday, August 3rd, was Calgary Flames Day on PHT. Had the disaster occurred prior to Sunday, that would have been the day to post an article about Flames' co-owner, N. Murray Edwards. He's a major investor in Imperial Metals Corp., the company that owns Mount Polley mine.
I was curious. From one of yesterday's articles:
"The Mount Polley mine's tailings dam poured 10 million cubic metres of water and 4.5 million cubic metres of sediment into the Cariboo River and surrounding areas on Monday morning, leading to a state of emergency in the area."
Forbes magazine listed Edwards at number 820 in its list of the world's top billionaires. His net worth in 2014 was estimated at $2.2 billion, up $250 million from 2013.
Edwards is probably worth a little less money now since Imperial Metals' stock took a 40% hit, slashing the market value of the company to $760 million from $1.26 billion before the spill.
- darksidecowboy - Aug 8, 2014 at 12:26 PM
Curious what his line combinations were? Is Nichushkin going to stay on the top line or with Spezza hmmmm. In all seriousness though, c'mon man protect what nature provides you!
- canada2014gold - Aug 8, 2014 at 12:26 PM
I live in Kamloops and the their is a famous mineral belt here. Where there is mines there is a huge concern for fish and wildlife. Just a rich guy thinking the rules do not apply to him. He is very ignorant
- nicofthenorthstar - Aug 8, 2014 at 4:45 PM
- mnwildfan15 - Aug 8, 2014 at 7:02 PM
Hey but he's still better than Norm Green
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With National Letter of Intent Day coming up Wednesday, Utah football coach Kyle Whittingham wants all the exposure his program can generate.
Would 170 million viewers be OK?
When Baltimore and San Francisco meet in Sunday's Super Bowl, the massive TV audience will get a look at what Whittingham's coaching has wrought. Four former Utes are on the bowl game rosters, as well as another guy who acts like he should have played at Utah but didn't. Only one other college team (the Miami Hurricanes) has more alumni in this year's game (five).
The marketing people at Utah couldn't have planned this better. But will they capitalize on it?
"You bet. When things of that nature happen, things that put the pro-gram in a good light, you use it," Whittingham said. "We're very proud of the success they're having."
As for the Utes' success, that has been hit-and-miss lately.
Which brings up a good rule of thumb: If you can't play in big bowl games, know someone who does.
Despite the busyness of recruiting, it's not hard to pin down Whittingham for a phone interview these days. This year Utah missed playing in a bowl for the first time in nearly a decade. That's not to say he had nothing to do. He says he spent the extra time on preparation.
After a 5-7 season, the Utes needed it.
But Whittingham isn't so busy as to miss a chance to promote his program. Instead of telling recruits, "We think we can get you to the NFL," all he needs to say this week is "Turn on the television."
With key recruits making campus visits, Whittingham will have TVs blaring at the football offices on Sunday.
"For sure we'll have all our guys here by 2 p.m. to watch the game," Whittingham said.
Never mind that the actual game doesn't start until 4:30.
In the process, he hopes the recruits will develop a positive opinion of Utah football. It would be hard not to. Baltimore linebacker Paul Kruger is having his best season (42 combined tackles, nine sacks, including 11 playoff tackles). Ravens nose tackle Ma'ake Kemoeatu is relishing a second chance, having overcome a torn Achilles and dropped 70 pounds. He had five combined tackles in the AFC championship game.
For David Reed, the prospects are slightly less glamorous. As a reserve receiver, he was injured much of the year, but ended up with five catches. He is expected to play on special teams in the Super Bowl.
Reed set a Ravens' record in 2010 with a 103-yard kickoff return.
San Francisco quarterback Alex Smith remains the Utes' the biggest story — even when he isn't starting. Last year he took his team to the NFC championship game. This year he began even better, until a concussion in Week 10 opened the door for Colin Kaepernick.
Nevertheless, Smith avoided controversial statements and actively helped Kaepernick develop.
"Alex is a class act all the way," Whittingham said.
If there's anyone who might relate to 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, it would be Whittingham. Both coaches faced the dilemma of whether an injury should cost a quarterback his starting job. To the dismay of many, Whittingham stayed with Jordan Wynn as Utah's starter, even after it appeared Wynn's career was slipping. It took a career-ending injury to halt the controversy.
Harbaugh, on the other hand, replaced the injured Smith and never switched back.
"I wasn't close enough to the situation to make an accurate assessment, but Harbaugh's a smart guy and he has his reasons," Whittingham diplomatically noted. "When you look at the final outcome, he appears to have made a good decision. But who's to say it wouldn't have been the same with Alex?"
Who indeed — except all those bowl-happy 49ers fans.
Whittingham considered joining those fans at this year's Super Bowl. Not only would he have seen the aforementioned players; he would have been back in New Orleans, where he played for the USFL's Breakers. He returned with the Utes for the 2009 Sugar Bowl, where they fashioned a convincing win over Alabama.
Alas, Letter of Intent week got in the way of a nostalgic reunion.
Still, having players in Sunday's game has an appeal of its own. Also playing will be All-Pro Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, a former University of Oregon star. Ngata spends the off-seasons in Salt Lake and works out at the University of Utah.
"He's our adopted Ute," Whittingham said.
The natural born Utes can take it from there.
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My Top Ten Favorite Things 1. My son 2. My Dog 3. Being Active 3. Running 4. The Terminator Movies (And other B rated flicks like Demolition Man) 5. Star Gazing 6. Laughing 7. Driving over the speed limit while listening to music 8. Looking pretty 9. Getting sweaty 10. Saving the day Hi There! I am brand new to this online dating thing...in fact this is my first go at dating since I was 19! My absolute favorite activity is to hike and I have started running the trails as well. I go to the gym 3-4 times a week. I am very goal oriented and get the most enjoyment out of life when I am challenging myself. I have one super fantastic 8 year old son. We are two peas in a pod. I also have a rowdy but sweet and friendly pup. I have a lot of interests spread out over many things. I like to cook healthy food. I only drink socially. I read and also write the occasional poem or short story. I am a moderate skiier. It isn't my passion in life; but I like the cold fresh air, a little bit of speed and the view. Ah, the view! I like to spend time with friends and socialize. I like going out frequently, but enjoy coming home and relaxing as well. I like to travel and see as much of the world as I can. I am not afraid to look like a dork while trying out something new. Bonus if the person I am with is an expert and can teach me. I enjoy learning new things whether it is academic, cultural or an activity. I am here to meet new people, get out there and date or just make new friends. Anyway, about you! I am interested in a man who knows himself well. Someone who is open and honest. I really like getting to know people so don't be shy about talking about yourself. I would like to find someone who likes to hike and be outdoors. I would like to find a man who is kind to senior citizens, children and puppies. Assertive but not aggressive. Someone who is versatile and can be content with adventures and a game of checkers. And above all you must have a great sense of humor because I love to laugh!
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UConn has some different schools in its conference. A look at those newcomers:
Central Florida
Enrollment: 59,767
Founded: 1963
Nickname: Knights
Colors: Black and gold
Famous UCF athletes: Chicago Bears receiver Brandon Marshall; former NFL quarterback Daunte Culpepper; Atlanta Falcons cornerback Asante Samuel; Denver Broncos kicker Matt Prater; Olympic champion volleyball player Phil Dalhausser; former Patriots receiver Shawn Jefferson.
Other famous alumni: Actress Cheryl Hines; comedian Daniel Tosh; former Miss America Ericka Dunlap; director Eduardo Sanchez; former Cleveland Indians and Texas Rangers GM John Hart; Singer-songwriters from the band Sawyer Brown, Gregg Hubbard and Mark Miller.
Location: Houston
Enrollment: 39,820
Founded: 1927
Nickname: Cougars
Colors: Scarlet and white
Famous Houston athletes: Olympic champion sprinter Carl Lewis; Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Andre Ware; Basketball Hall of Famers Clyde Drexler and Hakeem Olajuwon; PGA Tour golfer Fred Couples.
Other famous alumni: Actor Dennis Quaid; actor Randy Quaid; author Alice Sebold; singer Kenny Rogers; CBS announcer Jim Nantz.
Celebrities who attended: Rapper Lil' Wayne; rapper Master P.


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