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HAT: The 18-hold Scramble for Kids Golf Outing will donate all proceeds to the Merkle Memorial Golf Endowment, which will provide grants to help youngsters ages 10-14 learn, play and advance their skills in the game of golf while playing at Sycamore Golf Course near North Manchester. Teams and players still are welcome.
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Golf was very good to George and Edith Merkle and their family. Now their four children want to share the game with area youngsters.
The Merkles' children — Mary Jane, Marty, George and Gene — have started the Merkle Memorial Golf Endowment to provide funds for boys and girls ages 10 to 14 to learn and play golf at the course their parents founded, Sycamore Golf Club near North Manchester. They hope to raise additional money for the endowment at the Scramble for Kids Golf Outing at 12:30 p.m. Saturday at the golf club.
"Our desire is to honor our parents for all that they are and for their contribution to the greater North Manchester area," Gene Merkle said in a telephone interview from his home in Greenville, S.C.
George and Edith opened Sycamore Golf Club on July 4th weekend in 1961, and sold the course in 1974. They died in 1995.
The course has always provided a great place for people of all ages to enjoy the game of golf, Gene Merkle said. Playing golf also includes good exercise and offers the chance to socialize with friends.
"We wanted to try to make that their (parents') impact last as long as we could," he said.
When the endowment is fully funded, students will be able to apply to a selection committee at the Community Foundation of Wabash County for monetary grants to cover their cost of lessons, golf summer camps, tournaments and other golf events at Sycamore Golf Course, his sister, Martha Ann "Marty" Myers of Elkhart, said via email.
Sister Mary Jane Compton lives in Bloomington, and brother George lives in Bluffton. Many Merkle family members will be playing in or assisting with the Scramble for Kids event.
The endowment currently contains nearly $5,000; they need to reach $10,000 before the selection committee can begin approving grants, Myers said. However, some donations can be designated for "immediate needs," and those funds can be distributed as grants right away.
"I think golf is really struggling" to attract young and other players, said Kent Workman of Peru, an avid golfer who organized a Golf-a-thon fundraiser July 17 at Sycamore Golf Club to benefit the Merkle Endowment.
As he plays area courses in the afternoons, Workman said he sees very few other golfers. That's why he wanted to help the endowment introduce young players to the game.
The Golf-a-thon included 11 youngsters among its 18 players, he said. Participants played a total of 573 holes and raised about $1,000 for the endowment.
The Sycamore Golf Club course provides a good place for youngsters to learn to play golf and then to improve their game, Gene Merkle said.
"It is a beginner-friendly course," he said. "But it also can offer some really nice challenges for more-experienced golfers."
Merkle said youngsters also will benefit from learning from Todd Sandow, who owns the club now with his wife, Kathy. Todd Sandow is an award-winning teaching golf pro.
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Princeton, NJ (Sports Network) - Will Barrett scored a game-high 24 points and pulled down eight rebounds as the Princeton Tigers knocked off the Dartmouth Big Green, 68-63, in Ivy League action at Jadwin Gym.
Also scoring in double figures for the Tigers (16-9, 9-2 Ivy) were T.J. Bray and Ian Hummer with 21 and 13 points, respectively, as they won their fourth straight outing.
Dartmouth (7-19, 3-9) was paced by Tyler Melville who scored a career-high 23 points, while Gabas Maldunas responded with 17 points and a game-high 12 rebounds, as they bowed for the sixth time in seven games.
Princeton shot a disappointing 7-of-21 from the floor in the first half, allowing the visitors to post a narrow 21-20 lead at the break, even though the Big Green missed on all six of their 3-point tries through the first 20 minutes of play.
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The staff was friendly, cordial, and available. They were quick to answer questions and served up generous portions with a smile. Unlike some of there uptown competitors, they have plenty of room, reasonable prices and great value. I was also able to fill my water bottles before leaving on my walking tour. The kind of NYC establishment that makes it worth the effort.
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Lunch on july 2. Sandwiches are great but avoid the french fries. Not really any more expensive than the mid town competitors but does have a certain charm the others lack.


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Last year marked the 500th anniversary of the birth of John Calvin, who was born in 1509. In anticipation of the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation, popularly dated on October 31st, 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-five Theses to the castle door at Wittenberg, we are looking forward to 2017.
Dr. Selderhuis, President of the Theological University in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands, and International Director of Refo500, commented: "The Reformation of the Sixteenth Century was one of the world's most influential events for the history of North America. The shaping of a new way of life, of religion, of doing politics, of education and commerce resulting from Martin Luther's message has not only affected the way in which North America developed over the centuries, but is more than ever relevant for people of the 21st century."
We at WSC are excited about Refo500 for a number of reasons--there are so many opportunities to tell others about the wonderful truths of the Reformation. However, we're also excited because WSC is a sponsoring seminary institution. What does this mean?
Stay tuned for future conferences, books, and events. There will be, for example, a West Coast conference celebrating the 450th anniversary of the Belgic Confession (1561) in late 2011 or early 2012.


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Exporting hate when you're down and out in the U.S. fits right in with the sociopathy of NOM's Brian Brown.
I am almost at a loss for words to express the level of contempt I have for the National Organization for Marriage and its most high-profile purveyors of hate and intolerance, Brian Brown and Maggie Gallagher. Always couching their arguments as protecting "traditional marriage" and the family when crowing on the media, NOM most recently tried to work its magic working behind closed doors trying to drive a wedge between the black (and Latino) community and LGBTs in order to kill pro-marriage equality ballot initiatives.
Failing miserably at the voting booth in November, Brian Brown sees fertile ground in countries where existing as a gay human being is against the law and/or where culturally, the concept of someone violently beating, maiming or killing someone based on real or perceived sexual orientation is common place.
If NOM can't win the culture war in the deviant U.S., then why not punish American corporations that embrace diversity and equality in these less progressive countries? Sounds peachy, Brian. The American Independent reports on NOM's "global initiative," outlined in a conference call NOM held on November 8.
During the call, NOM's top leaders said they needed to greatly expand their fundraising efforts. They argued that Mitt Romney should have focused more on the same-sex marriage issue, and they blamed Karl Rove for allegedly pushing Republicans and outside groups to focus solely on economic issues.
NOM also suggested that opponents of same-sex marriage would argue in court that Tuesday's election results were evidence that gays and lesbians do not constitute a "suspect class" and that the Defense of Marriage Act should therefore not be overturned.
The American Independent obtained an invitation to the conference call and dialed in.
During the call, one participant cited Starbucks, which endorsed gay marriage legalization in Washington, and General Mills, which spoke out against the proposed gay marriage ban in Minnesota. The participant asked what could be done "to stop the wave of corporate sponsorship of gay marriage."
NOM President Brian Brown responded by saying that NOM was targeting the international business of companies that support same-sex marriage such as Starbucks, which NOM also hit with a national boycott effort this year. Brown said the aim is to make these companies' political stances known in countries in the Middle East and elsewhere that generally do not support same-sex marriage, or homosexuality in general.
To say this is irresponsible is an understatement. NOM spent a ton of money in North Carolina to win in that amendment battle, leaving it weakened when fighting the four initiatives it lost on election day. This movement to foment hate represents not only desperation but a complete disregard to the safety of LGBTs in these foreign nations and employees of businesses like Starbucks who work overseas. Think Progress:
The broader Middle East is home to three out of the five countries in the world where homosexuality is punishable by death. Though Qatar specifically isn't one of them, its government defends other countries' right to execute LGBT persons and, according to the State Department, "there was an underlying pattern of discrimination towards LGBT persons based on conservative cultural and religious values prevalent in the society."
Brown sees it as his mission to get the "tidal wave of support for same-sex marriage to stop."
"Their international outreach is where we can have the most effect," Brown said. "So for example, in Qatar, in the Middle East, we've begun working to make sure that there's some price to be paid for this. These are not countries that look kindly on same-sex marriage. And this is where Starbucks wants to expand, as well as India. So we have done some of this; we've got to do a lot more." — NOM's Brian Brown
"A lot more." What more do they need to do to show they are 1) not worthy of getting a dime's worth of support, and 2) more than just a garden-variety hate organization, but an entity evolving into a movement fomenting terrorism in the name of NOM's religious and cultural belief system?


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July & August 2009Summer 2009 is passing by in a hurry! We have several ongoing and upcoming projects and we're excited to release our Annual Report. Click here to download the PDF.
We recently hired two summer students to conduct work on our collection and participate in our SERNNoCA project. Carmen Lyall, a CAS Transfer Year student (who has just been accepted to MUN's Faculty of Business), has been hired to conduct the SERNNoCA Social Economy research. Her position is the result of a partnership between Canada Summer Jobs, SERNNoCA, and the LI. Shawn Bisson, who has just finished his second year in Bishop's University's Music and Drama program has been hired to work on our digital database of photos and video. Shawn has been hired through the Canada Summer Jobs program. We welcome both of them!
Through a partnership between the Division of Lifelong Learning, GradSWEP, the Sheshatshiu Band Council, and the Labrador Institute, we have recently hired Damián Castro to offer the Band Council various computer courses. Carolina Tytelman has been hired through a partnership between GradSWEP, LI, and the Department of Geography. Carolina will be working on climate change research.
Dr. Ron Sparkes has recently entered semi-retirement. Ron has had an invigorating career in education and special projects and while we are sad to have him leave us, we understand this break is surely deserved. Best of luck to Ron!
Thanks to Dr. Doug Wharram and Damián Castro, as well as all their students, for making Intersession 2009 a great success!
Several researchers and research teams have been passing through Happy Valley-Goose Bay this summer as they make their way to other areas of the Big Land to conduct various studies. Elisabeth Dalsbø, a graduate student at the University of Tromsø in northern Norway has recently done work in Natuashish and we are continuing to assist her with her work.
We are pleased to be supporting Dr. Lisa Rankin and her research team on their recently funded CURA grant "Understanding the Past to Build the Future". Lisa and her team are currently making preparations for their first season of research in Labrador! Congratulations!
ExpoLabrador was great this year. We had participation from Elaine Healey of the Division of Lifelong Learning, Rebecca Newhook from Co-operative Education, and Dr. Shree Mulay from Community Health and Humanities, MUN Faculty of Medicine. Dr. Mulay met with Violence Prevention Labrador and was invited to give a presentation entitled "Immigrant Women's Struggles to End Violence against Women: Its Relevance to Women in Labrador". Ron, Martha, Jennifer, Beatrice, and Carmen also participated in Expo in various capacities. Along with Elaine and Rebecca, we hosted a successful information booth. Thanks to Elaine and Rebecca, as well as MUN Marketing and Communications for providing promotional items to compliment our booth!
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Beatrice continues to invigilate exams for other post-secondary institutions and we're excited to have recently received a request from the University of South Africa (UNISA).
We are excited about having been awarded substantial grants to upgrade infrastructure and facilities in North West River, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, and Nain. Work is continuing on this front and we look forward to the end result.


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DEL MAR, Calif. – The Labor Day pick six at Del Mar on Monday will begin with $297,538 already in the till, the result of a carryover from Sunday, when all tickets were dead after the first five legs of the wager.
The Monday card has 11 races, so the pick six will begin with race 6. Post time for that race is about 4:30 p.m. Pacific. The day's first race is at the usual 2 p.m.
There are at least 10 runners in all six legs of the pick six, including the featured Grade 2, $150,000 Yellow Ribbon Handicap, in which course specialist Halo Dolly will defend her title.
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Cappuccino Heaven: A Life After Death by Michelle Wright
Cappuccino Heaven will take you on a wonderful journey into the afterlife with Elizabeth Walker who is forced to leave behind her 38 years of life she enters her wider world full of expectations, meeting friends and family long gone she marvels at the fact she can still get her favourite cappuccino's. New adventures await yet she cannot forget her husband Mike and daughters Sasha and Lucy that she has been forced to leave behind, making frequent visits back serves no purpose as they don't see or hear her as she desperately tries to make contact.
When she meets up with a colorful character tough and sassy ex-hooker Rita it changes her afterlife forever as she slowly and painfully see's there was more to her short life than being a housewife and Mother in her safe middle class existence.
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Despite the horrible time Kim had getting it together fashion wise with her bump, prior to the past 9 months, I think it's safe to say that Kimmy K is quite the fashionista. Let's take a sweet look back at 17 of her most haute fashion moments (the good ones.)
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When Go Itami got in touch to update us with some new work my tongue fell out of my mouth like a puppy leaning out the window on the M4. There is something absolutely magical about each and every one of his photographs. How can he make a cityscape seem utterly silent? How can he play with light in such a way that it's almost as if he's a puppeteer up in the clouds? I have no clue but, he does it.
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No way on Semin! Definately not a Devils player. If Lou or Pete have to straighten him out before he is even being considered, why would you want him?
If you can get anyone, Bobby Ryan is the choice. He fits the Devils mold. The problem is, you have to trade for him and who are you going to trade?
Zach is my favorite player and if he had to go, at least he went to Minnesota. I'm not going to kill him for wanting to go home and try to rebuild the franchise.
I think we will miss him for a couple years but in the end, it's probably not a great idea for a team to have 2 players locked up in 100 Million dollar contracts. If they decline in production, there is no way to move them (aka Gomez) I'm just waiting to see if Bettman is going to take 2 draft picks away from the Wild for the Suter and Zach contracts like they did with with the Devs for Kovy.
I don't think a player like Zach is worth the money. Later in that contract as he gets older, he will be less productive. His game is his legs and speed and that will go away. You never see him scoring on slapshots. He collects garbage goals because he gets to places with speed. He won't have that at 35. People kill the Kovy contract but I still think he will be a productive goal scorer late into the contract. Kovy has an incredible shot and will not lose that. Will he be prolific, no but will still be able to put the puck in the net.
It's a sad day but at least we can move on now.
What happened to Taormina?
I would agree that the better team won last night however, the call on Rolston was terrible. What would they have done if Zubrus scores? Disallow the goal? Not call the penalty? If you're going to call a penalty, you have to blow the whistle and stop play. Instead the Devils come down 3 on 1 and get a great scoring chance. The Devils have the right to complain about that call because it was terrible.
The team has played much better hockey and is at least watchable. As I've said all season, fix the Defense and fix the team. The goaltending and forwards are fine. They were playing 5 against 3 for most of the season because the DMen didn't exist. The Defense is NOT totally fixed because they will never be any kind of contender with the group they have. However, give them some credit because they have done a much better job minimizing good opportunities, clearing rebounds and players from in front of the net, eliminating second third shots, etc..... Tallinder and Greene have definately played much better over the past 10 games.
Hopefully Rolston's strong play of late will make him more desireable at the trading deadline. It will give him another chance at a cup and rid the Devils of his salary. The Dev's need an impact DMan and a center. If they can unload some salary at the deadine, they can sign Zach, have the cap space to sign a player to fill a need and get a high draft choice to fill the other. If they can do that, I like their chances in 2012.
When is Josefsen coming back to the big club? He didn't play enough to see what we have with him. Will he be the center that Kovy needs?
It's not Lou's job to attract fans. It's his job to assemble a team that wins. Attracting fans is just a by-product of winning. Attracting fans is the PR and Marketing Department's job. That had a lot to do with the Kovy signing. Kovy puts people in the seats. How many PR and Marketing campaigns use a picture of Kovy? The day he signed the deal, they put a big segment on the website about Kovy and of course the "Get your season tickets now" button was front and center. The day the contract became official, the website Displayed "Kovy's Back" get your season tickets.
If Parise wants to be a Devil, he will be. As Danz pointed out, the money isn't an issue. Zach is the prototypical Lou type player and Lou will not let $ stand in the way. The only way he is not a Devil is if Zach doesn't want to be. I think the injury will hurt him financially as well. Other Teams could be worried about giving up the draft picks without seeing him play again. I am a bit worried about Lou locking him up long term without seeing him play again. However, this could be one reason he stays out of the lineup this year (the other being failure to make the playoffs). Knees are tricky and are a critical part to Zach's game. There is some talk about him signing a 1 year deal with the Dev's so he can become an UFA after next season. If he does that, he better have a great year or will end up losing a lot of money.
I believe financially his best 2 options are:
Sign a long term extension with the Devils this year or risk it and sign the 1 year with the Devils and have a great year next year.
Hopefully, he signs the long term deal with the Devils (it wouldn't suprise me if Lou and Zach already have some sort of agreement in place already). I would very much like to see the Zach and Kovy show for the next 10 years.
I just want to know one thing. Who votes these idiots into office? That has to be one of the dumbest things I've ever heard.
Tedenby is nursing a minor injury. Taormina's injury is taking more time to heal then expected.
Devils will take Larsson # 1 Overall in this years draft (as long as they get the first pick).
Whomever was talking about the Commodore for Rolston deal, I was thinking the same thing. However, I think Commordore has 3 years remaining and we don't want that.
Hey Joey P,
Maybe you should read Jacques quote again. He said the team played well last season (which they did) and then he says put the playoffs aside (Meaning they didn't play well in the playoffs). He doesn't say or even imply it was no big deal.
If you're going to critcize the guy, at least understand what he is saying. You're also criticizing him for saying the team is playing better. Maybe he should just come out and say they suck. Maybe that will get them going. No matter what he says, he gets criticized.
I think he has a bit of an advantage on all of us. He knows the game, he's around the team every day, and he see's them in practice. I think he would know if he feels the team is playing better.
As I've said over and over - Devil fans need to face facts. Until they can re-tool the Defense, we can forget about any consistent winning.
They are playing better. They haven't given up 5,6,7 goals a game. If they can keep the goals against at 1 or 2, they have a CHANCE to win a few games.
Everyone just needs to face facts that with this Defensive Core, the wins will be far and few between. Until they can make some changes in personnel, it will be tough sledding.
I wish we could borrow Luongo for about 5 games to play goal. You would then see how he would get lit up and then you could stop blaming the goaltending. If you folks would actually watch the games and see where the goals are being scored from, the light bulb may go on. Any NHL player given the time and space right on the doorstep is going to score. They're just too good.
Last time I checked it's a team game. One part affects the other part. When the Defense (which may be the most important part) doesn't work at all, then the team will lose. They have played the worst Defensive game I have ever seen. Tell me something they do well. I'll even take average? Move people from the crease? Take away the shooting lanes? Make good breakout passes? Chip in Offensively? Play the point on the PP?
Marty is not Marty of 1995, 2000, 2003, or even 2005. However, even at 38 he's still better then 85% of the goaltenders in the league. He's not the reason why the Devils are losing. If you think he is, then you really don't understand the game. If you agree that he is not the reason why they are losing, why are you so interested in moving him?
Maybe if someone goes down and makes an attempt to block a shot in the Carolina playoff game, the storys a bit different. An inopportune time for Marty to give up a bad goal on the game winner but it shouldn't have even come to that. Late in a game you have to block a shot. Pandolfo didn't and that mistake cost them.
Marty was still in shock that they tied it (like the rest of us). Never regained focus and was preparing for OT. The game winner was on him but as I said, it shouldn't have come down to that.
I'm not really sure Marty calls the shots either. How do you sit him when he keeps winning and winning and you are right there for first overall? I agree that at his age now he has step back and play less games. I think he realizes it as well now that he's bee getting injured.
I believe Tedenby is nursing a minor injury and that's why he is scratched.
Zharkov has a lot of energy but at some point has to score if he wants to stay around. He played almost 40 games last year and didn't have a goal. No goals yet this year either. Don't get too high on him yet. The team already has enough players that can't score.
You're spot on regarding the trade and plenty of cap room for Parise. I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt this time and believe both sides have been talking already. Zach is Lou's type of player and will do whatever he can do to sign him. From the comments I have read from Zach over the years, he seems to fall in the same mold as Stevens, Elias, Brodeur mold and it won't be about the highest bidder. I think it will all come down to what he truely thinks of Kovy as a player and if he believes the 2 of them can lead the Devils to the cup. Kovy is going to be here for a long time and so will Zach if he resigns.
I wish people would figure out how the cap works. Stop looking at Kovy in terms of 100 million and start looking at him in the 6.25 range against the cap. A career 40 goal scorer at a 6.25-6.5 cap hit is a steal.
Why do you think the league (and other teams) were so pissed and finally put some guidance around the long term deals and penalized the Devils? BECAUSE THE CAP HIT FOR A PLAYER OF THAT CALIBER IS A STEAL! I wish Kovy would go on a tear just so people would stop talking about the contract. If he scores 40 goals a season over the next 5 seasons, will anyone still be complaining about him? It's a long term deal. Can we give it a few years before we can make a judgement?
If Lou wanted to trade Marty, there would be at least 10 teams in line willing to make a trade. His salary is reasonable and he only has 1 year remaining. If Lou was ever let go, there would be about 20+ teams in line for his services.
Marty isn't the problem with this team. Everyone just has to realize he's 38 and not able to win games on his own anymore. If he had anyone playing D in front of him, then no one would be complaining because he would be winning.
Lou isn't the problem either. I didn't read any posts in September complaining about the Kovy, Arnott, Volchenkov and Tallinder signings. If he didn't get the deal done for Kovy, then people would be complaining about the Devils not wanting to pay for anyone.
A center for Kovy would be nice but D has to be the top priority. Maybe Josefsen will fill that center spot but haven't seen enough of him to make a judgement. The organization is pretty high on him so hopefully he will return soon so the fans can see what we have.
Hopefully Lou is able to do a salary dump at the trading deadline and free up some space to sign Zach and fill some holes.
The only rafters Whites jersey will hang in are the rafters in his house. He's been a solid player for the Devils but not even close to rafters. It's questionable if a player like Elias will make it to the rafters.
The best chance we have of unloading White is a trade or putting him on waivers.
Take a deep breath and be rational. You're entitled to your opinon and I'm sure you're as frustrated as we all are. However, "Rome is burning"? "We're unthinkable for praising Lou" seriously? Outside of Detroit, who has put together the team with the most wins over the past 20 years? 3 cup wins, 1 cup loss, and a game 7 in 1994. Unfortunately when you win as much as they have it's very hard to maintain a high level of play because of your draft position. This is why Lou is the model GM (In all sports). Maybe the Yankees should fire Brian Cashman because they don't win every year. He is even playing with an unfair advantage because there is no cap and they have 3x the budget as most of the other teams. Face it, we're not going to win every year! No team in any sport will! I will agree that the recent playoff performances have been disappointing but once again, only 1 team wins. Would you feel better if they lost in the 2nd round and if so, why? They just haven't had the team. The defense was soft and shaky last year. Greene had a great year and happened to be our best defensemen. He's fallen off dramatically!
So what did Lou do? He went out and signed Volchenkov? Arnott? to add a little toughness.
Some of the other GM's I read that were thrown out there Maloney, Sutter??? Seriously? Have these guys won anything? Maloney has done a good job but the Coyotes could only go one way and that was up. It helps when you get early draft picks. Look at the Pens, Caps, and Hawks.
As far as Zach goes, can we wait until he signs with another team before we make him an X Devil? I doubt anyone knows him personally or is even close enough to the team to know what he's thinking. For all we know (and I wouldn't be surprised if this was the case) that they already have the parameters of an agreement in place. Lou was particulary careful with the way he handled this injury. Why, because he expects him to be a Devil long term. If the summer comes and he walks, then you have a right to complain.
Everyone knows that the Devils have lost the following players over the past 5 or 6 years. Nieds, Stevens, Daneyko, Rafalski. There isn't that many world class defensemen floating around out there. Watch what happens in Detroit when Lidstrom and Rafalski are done.
It's pretty amazing they've been able to maintain the level they have. The EXPERTS have been picking them to finish out of the playoffs every year for the past several years. If they miss the playoffs for the next 3 or 4 years, then you can start complaining. The Pens, Caps, Hawks have all been through it. We've been spoiled over the years because of the success of the team. I think that success has everything to do with Lou and the staff so YES I will continue to Praise Lou!
People on this board are silly. Brodeur is not going anywhere. Even at 38, if you eliminate, Halak, Lundquist, Luongo, Is there anyone else you could trade him straight up for that is a real upgrade? The Hawks showed you last year that if you play well in front of him (which is the Dev's biggest problem), your goalie just has to be good. They traded/didn't sign both of their goalies.
Before you answer, put Brodeur in the lineup of the team you're trading with and he will be equally as good if not better.
And Zajac? C'mon. He's young, He's great Defensively and faceoffs, can score 25 goals, is a center that can play against top players, and most importantly Parise likes to play with him and has had great success. Don't you think Lou understands this?
He's not going anywhere!
I've been saying the D is the worst I've ever seen. That's why the Devils can't win. It's not offense or goaltending. Taormina being out has hurt because they don't have anyone else like him (similar to Rafalski) based on what we saw when he played. He can skate, move the puck, and chip in offensively. You can only change it 2 ways, by drafting and free agents. If they clear some cap space, they can retool it. To do so, they have to move some guys like White, Tallinder, and possibly Greene. If you could add a Kaberle or another puck moving DMen, then you pair a puck moving defensemen with a stay at home. The problem is #1 and #2 D-Men are a premium and hard to find. If you can get one, they cost which is why Lou has to free cap space. I would expect them to go Defense with the first overall pick. Also feel that Corrente, Fayne, Fraser, and Urbom will be better with more ice time and another year under their belt. Because of the cap, the days of having Steven's, Daneyko, Nieds, Raffi, and a young Colin White are over.
Even is Kovy scores 30-35 goals, we would gladly take it. I agree he needs a center. I would like to see how Josefsen would play with him. A Kovy, Josefsen, Tedenby line could work. I haven't seen Josefsen enough to come to a conclusion but going by how the orgnanization feels about him. Tedenby can match Kovy's speed, works hard and creates opportunities.
Not a big fan but would like to see a Scott Gomez center for Kovy.


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Should play this when Hyde scores a TD.
I can promise at least 4 Scarlet clad fans at the game.
I find it amusing that Penn State fans have the audacity to comment about our fans when their fans have been in the top 10 (ranked 7th) for worst fans in the nation for reasons such as throwing snowballs, mudballs, balloons and bottles of urine at opposing fans, and finally full cans of beer at opposing fans.
Video of the beer can throwing incident. Please be warned there is foul language contained within this video.
Hopefully some Breaking Bad fans out there.
Because he's the hero Ohio State deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll hunt him. Because he can take it. Because he's not our hero. He's a silent guardian. A watchful protector. The El Guapo.
This was the first thing I thought of. Been studying for the bar exam and didn't have a chance to make or post this until now. Can't believe I'm the first to do this.
What is going on in the top right corner? Looks like it might be Fat Urkel in women's underwear.
This is hilarious! Great job sir.
Seems kind of odd to change the font to something with very little difference.
That is amazing!
You have chosen.....wisely.
Glad he won some award. Last night Fowler looked at him and just looked away twice. No love for the Buckeyes nationally.
The media loves to harp on the fact that Wisconsin is going to the Rose Bowl for the third straight time. They love even more to ignore the fact that this third trip is based on technicalities. They're the Leaders Division Champs** and the B1G Champs**. One asterisk after each title for each school within the division that was unable to go to the B1G championship game because of post season bans. Look at the conference records too. Wisconsin (4-4) is 6th behind Ohio State (8-0), Nebraska (7-1), TTUN (6-2), Penn State (6-2), and Northwestern (5-3).
"Make no mistake, Wisconsin is a good job. But it's not one of the three best jobs in the Big Ten, and it's certainly not a place where you should be going to three straight Rose Bowls. Somehow, Bielema pulled it off." The somehow is Ohio State and Penn State are banned from the post season this year. Silly USA Today.
I 100% agree. He's fantastic, but would really love it if he came back next year.
I guess Bret Bielema forgot his gentlemen's agreement with the University of Wisconsin.
Compare his stats with Shazier's stats. Shazier had better stats except for in INT and fumble recovery. Te'o had 7 INT and 1 FR. Shazier had 1 INT and 0 FR. Shazier had 12 more total tackles, more of his tackles were solo. He had more TFL. More sacks. Reminds me of A.J. Hawk getting screwed over by Paul Posluszny.
The two-headed monster of Braxton Miller and Carlos Hyde should be called Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
I wonder if Bielema was trying to make a statement that they're as good as us. Even though we did beat both teams.
It's a cannibalistic turkey! Very rare.
This is the best poster to date. Can't wait for the Michigan poster!
So glad to see Notre Dame dropping. They barely beat a Pitt team who lost Youngstown State 31-17. Was so sad when Pitt missed the field goal to win it.
I don't see any pictures of the cornhole boards, but I was interested in finding out where someone got them. The two with Woody and Urban were amazing and would love to purchase a set for myself.
Is it too late to hope Bane shows up?


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LR is screaming, kicking the cat, and mixing doubles. :)
Cory Ross finally gets activated next game.
Ok, I'm back and this game sucks.
Ad Is Hurt
Throw that ball out of bounds McNair.
Did Todd Heap piss in McNAirs cereal this morning? 3-4 catches is pitiful
Ok, somebody tell me what's going on.
I just lost the dang signal....
Have we won yet?
James falls down, TD Mason.
Onside kick time!
There wasn't a flag on that?
Good for us.
TO Bengals.
So who do blame for this crap fest?
I vote for the entire offense.
Bengals recover.
McNair plays terribly, D-Will plays bad, Sams is hurt, poor playcalling.
I vote for everyone too.
Now let's be sure to have another week of; Jamal sucks, the offensive line sucks, the receivers suck and Billick sucks....
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Actor gives home to abandoned pets
~From Associated Press
Nearly 35 years ago, Leo Grillo thought he could get people to stop dumping dogs and cats in the forests and deserts of Southern California.
He discovered quickly that wasn't going to happen. There seems to be no end to the number of animals he finds discarded on the side of the road.
"It sucks the life out of me. It's very, very painful," he said.
Grillo promised every unwanted animal that crossed his path that he would keep it safe and do all he could to keep it happy and healthy for life. He set up DELTA (Dedication & Everlasting Love to Animals) Rescue to keep that promise, and today, with 1,500 dogs, cats and horses, it is the largest no-kill, care-for-life sanctuary in the nation for abandoned pets.
The sanctuary sits on 115 hilltop acres in western Los Angeles County and has an annual budget of $8 million and about 50 employees. On the grounds are a state-of-the-art hospital, a full-time veterinarian and its own fire department.
The sanctuary, which was founded in 1979, was and still is one of the few care-for-life sanctuaries for domestic animals in the United States.
Grillo, an actor, was driving through the Angeles National Forest in 1979 when he found the first dog he would save — an abandoned, malnourished Doberman-Labrador he named Delta. The two were on a hike in the forest later that year when they found 35 abandoned dogs. Thousands would follow.
Dr. Gaylord Brown met Grillo in 1985 when the actor brought in a dog that had been hit by a car. Brown said he told Grillo how much it would cost to treat the dog.
"I was shocked by his readiness to say 'Go ahead, go ahead. [Read more…]
Rescue complex a haven for 1,500 orphaned animals
~From MSN News
Nearly 35 years ago, actor Leo Grillo thought he could get people to stop dumping dogs and cats in the forests and deserts of Southern California. After more than three decades, there is no end to the number of animals he finds discarded on the side of the road. DELTA Rescue is now the largest no-kill, care-for-life sanctuary in the nation for abandoned pets.
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D.E.L.T.A.: attore crea un santuario per gli animali abbandonati
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Leo Grillo, attore di Los Angels, non avrebbe mai immaginato che il suo amore per gli animali lo potesse condurre fino alla creazione di un santuario. L'uomo, da sempre attivo nella difesa dei randagi, era turbato dai continui abbandoni nelle foreste e nel deserto a sud della California. Nonostante cercasse di sensibilizzare amici, vicini e sconosciuti, non riusciva modificare il comportamento negativo. Ben presto si rese conto del numero spropositato di cani e gatti in fuga lungo le carreggiate delle strade, e per questo decise di dare una svolta al tutto.
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Animal Lover Creates Biggest Sanctuary in the US
~From Life With Dogs
Leo Grillo used to believe that he could get people to stop abandoning their unwanted pets near the deserts of southern California, but he can't. Instead, he has created an animal sanctuary that has saved the lives of over 1,500 critters.
The actor's inspiration to do so came after he saved his first emaciated Doberman-Labrador mix named Delta in the Angeles National Forest almost 35 years ago. A year later while on a walk, he and Delta stumbled upon a group of three dozen abandoned dogs. Grillo started traveling along the same stretch of highway, looking for more dumped pets.
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I am still in utter awe of how the Superbowl Game turned out and so happy for the team! Go Seahawks! Am I exhausted or am I exhausted with all that jumping and yelling! And also totally happy that I put up so many snacking options for the gameday So many of you made the Mozzarella sticks and Poppers and Jalapeno popper and havarti Dip! Thank you for trying them and loving them!! If you make something from the blog, please do let me know about it in the comments or on any social media, post pictures on the Facebook page, tag me on Instagram or twitter
Back to regular programming after all the awesome snacking. Make This fantastic Keema curry. Keema means minced meat and any Indian keema curry has some or the other meat in minced form. But you know what, the taste that everyone likes in the the meaty curries is usually not the meat, it is all the spices, herbs, the curry and way of preparation. Put anything else in the curry and it pretty much tastes as delicious!
Cauliflower comes to the rescue again today. Grated up and added to the delicious cilantro based curry. If you are not a big fan of cilantro, you can substitute a good portion of it with any greens of choice like spinach. Crumbled up Tempeh would work beautifully in this curry too, especially to give the dish a more toothy and textured result.
More Meaty curries Vegan-ized
Tempeh Kale Tikka Masala
Palak/Saag Tofu – Tofu "Paneer" in Spinach curry.
Tempeh Do Pyaaza – double onion curry
Mango Curry Tempeh
Dhania Tempeh – Tempeh in Cilantro tomato curry
Saoji Tempeh
Tempeh Shallot Onion Chili roast
Blend up the cilantro, onion and spices and cook on medium heat.
Once the cilantro onion mixture is fairly dry, add the red peppers and cauliflower to it. Mix and cook for 2 minutes.
add water or almond milk and salt. Mix and cook covered until the cauliflower is cooked.
Serve hot with flat breads, rice or grains or top a salad.
Gobi Mutter Keema – Minced Cauliflower in Cilantro onion curry
Allergen Information: Free of Dairy, egg, corn, soy, yeast, nut, gluten, grain.
Serves 2-3
1/2 red onion, chopped
3-4 black peppercorns
1 tsp oil
1/2 cup water or non dairy milk
a generous dash of cayenne or chili powder
Meanwhile, chop up the cauliflower and rice(chop) it in a blender or food processor or grate. Slice the red bell peppers and other veggies if adding.
Notes: to make the curry with Tempeh, cook a loaded cup of cubed Tempeh in 1/2 cup water, 1/4 tsp salt and 1/2 tsp garam masala at medium heat for 10 minutes. Drain the water if left. Crumble the Tempeh and add to the curry when you would add cauliflower.
Variations: dry roast the whole spices(fennel and cumin seeds and black peppercorns) in a pan for a minute on medium heat until the fennel seeds change color, and then add to blender.


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STARKVILLE, Miss.--A Giles Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Mississippi State will be making multiple speaking appearances this spring at the New York Historical Society.
John F. Marszalek, now executive director and managing editor for the university-based Ulysses S. Grant Association and Grant Presidential Library, makes his first appearance with the society Tuesday [Jan. 7] as part of the society's Bernard and Irene Schwartz Distinguished Speaker Series.
Marszalek is one of three leading Civil War historians who will be discussing operations of major military campaigns during the nation's bloody 1861-65 conflict that is currently observing its sesquicentennial.
Next week's presentations focus on events of July 4, 1863, when the 47-day siege of Vicksburg led by Maj. Gen. Grant ended with the surrender of the Confederate forces and removed the last major remaining Rebel stronghold on the Mississippi River.
Joining Marszalek will be James M. McPherson, Princeton University's George Henry Davis 1886 Professor of American History Emeritus, and Harold Holzer, a National Humanities Medal winner and author-editor of more than 40 books on Lincoln and the Civil War.
The three historians gather again Feb. 6 at the society's museum on Central Park West to explore the Battle of Gettysburg's impact on the war; April 3, on the Battle of Shiloh; and May 21, the Battle of Fredericksburg.
For more information on the NYHS series, including admission information, visit www.nyhistory.org/grant-takes-vicksburg or telephone 212-485-9268.
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Time is invaluable
Ex-jewelry store owner won't quit
Robert's Jewelers has a new name, Monica's Fine Jewelers, but after six decades, it still has Robert.
Robert Racusin sold the downtown fixture at 408 N. Chaparral St. in August to Orlando and Monica Dominguez.
Racusin, 87, visits the store daily for two to four hours, to chat with his former customers and provide business advice to the new owners. It was part of a verbal agreement between Racusin and Orlando Dominguez to help the store transition into its new name.
Racusin's wife died about a year and a half ago and he likes coming to the store to reminisce.
"For many years I had a successful business, but there comes a time in one's life when you have to let go," Racusin said. "It's nostalgic for me to come back here."
Dominguez welcomes the advice and said he has learned quite a few things from the experienced jeweler.
"He's taught me the importance of customer service and doing what I say I'm going to do," Dominguez said. "Honesty plays a big part in the business because you want your customers to trust you."
Racusin has been involved with the jewelry business all his life. His father owned operated a jewelry store in San Antonio from 1900 to 1942. After serving in World War II for three and a half years, Racusin came to Corpus Christi and opened his jewelry store in 1945.
Orlando Dominguez also has a strong, nostalgic family connection to the store. As a young boy, he followed his father, Arnoldo, there to help him work. Arnoldo Dominguez was a jewelry repairman for various jewelry stores in Corpus Christi and started working at Robert's 35 years ago. Orlando Dominguez learned his father's craft and dreamed of opening his own jewelry shop.
When Racusin approached him with an offer to take over the business, Dominguez knew he had to take on the challenge.
"My wife and I took a big responsibility," Dominguez said. "Mr. Racusin had established many strong bonds with his customers and is on a first-name basis with everyone and we were honored that he entrusted us with that responsibility, but we also knew it wouldn't be easy."
He wanted to keep the familiar name, but said it would have been too much trouble with legal documents, so he decided to name it after his wife.
Lloyd DeVries, a volunteer with the local chapter of SCORE, counselors to small business, said usually when businesses with established names in the community change ownership, the recognized name sticks as part of the purchase.
"The value of a business is hard to determine a lot of times in retail, but the name means a lot and a lot of value can be tied to the name," DeVries said.
He said that the fact that Dominguez kept the store's former employees and kept Racusin involved is a good way to transition the business and its customers to the new name and ownership.
The transition so far has been smooth, Dominguez said.
In addition to keeping all of the fine jewelry merchandise Robert's offered, Orlando and Monica Dominguez have traveled to jewelry shows across the nation to bring new items to the store. Most recently they added a colorful collection of Bellari gemstones and pearls and are expecting a new Philip Stein watch collection.
The store continues to have watch repair, jewelry repair and appraisal services. It also offers custom jewelry designs and engraving. The jewelry store also manages an estate jewelry collection valued at more than $1 million including items such as a pocket watch from the 1850s and hand-carved jade from the 1800s.
The veteran staff's pay is not based on commission.
"We do that to promote service," Orlando Dominguez said. "It's not just about selling the product."
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Coverage and insight from Austin.
Yearly Archive for 2008
Ian Harris: The "athlete"
UT coaches think Ian Harris can do for the Longhorns what he did for the Churchill Chargers — run and catch — and they need him to with the loss of Blaine Irby. Harris had 67 catches for 793 yards and 16 TDs as a three-year letterman at tight end at Churchill. He averaged about […] [Read More]
Muschamp mojo
Straight from Will Muschamp's mouth to your ears (or eyes, in this case): "We do our stats different. We do it like the NFL does it. "So, when (Rice quarterback Chase Clement) drops back and scrambles like the other night, and I call a double pass rush on the edge — the guy ain't moved […] [Read More]
Number crunching
I had a dream last night that I was a venture capitalist, which was kind of funny because I have no idea what that actually is, or what the profession really entails. But, overall, I think the lesson here is in changing realities, and that's a very rough transition into the world of UT football. […] [Read More]
Running Horns
Against Rice, the Longhorns have traditionally been able to run over, around, through — you get the idea — the Owls at will. In the last seven games, UT is averaging 317 rushing yards. So, what better opponent for the Longhorns to go against and establish some fluidity to their running game? Well … maybe […] [Read More]
Waiting for kickoff …
Dispatching from Royal-Memorial Stadium — The Longhorns have entered the stadium, and made the field-long, north-to-south trek toward their locker room. Unlike three weeks ago, tackle Roy Miller did not rip his shirt off. Although, it's not really like Miller needs any more outward displays of emotion. He's pretty intense all the time. Also, if […] [Read More]
UT injury report
Here's the latest UT injury report from athletic trainer Kenny Boyd: WR Brandon Collins (back) questionable; OG Charlie Tanner (left ankle) questionable; RB Fozzy Whittaker (right knee) questionable. [Read More]
UT lands top-10 hoops recruit
Avery Bradley, one of the top-rated high school guards in the nation, has verbally committed to play for the Longhorns, his AAU coach Garry Ward confirmed on Thursday. Bradley, ranked No. 8 overall in the 2009 class by Rivals, is a 6-foot-3 guard who averaged 26 points a game last season for Bellarmine Prep in […] [Read More]
A picture will last longer
(Austin American-Statesman) UT's field is a famous tourist spot, apparently. If any of you read The Longhorns Mailbag last week, you learned that I have a keen fascination with the random goings-on at Royal-Memorial Stadium, and, in particular, how visitors can just walk up with their trusty point-and-shoot cameras during the day. Well, that same […] [Read More]
Dockery family stats
Since the Longhorns had some unexpected free time last weekend, offensive lineman Cedric Dockery was able to go home to the Dallas area and hang out with his family. They enjoyed a dinner out, celebrating an early birthday for Cedric's father, Larry. Cedric didn't hesitate when reporting Larry's age — he turned 51 on Monday […] [Read More]
"Open" for business
The blog is back after last week's surprising twist — no game on Saturday. It was certainly an emotional drain for the Longhorns. You prepare all week, then find out at literally the last minute (about 9 p.m. last Wednesday) that you're not playing. And, guess what, we're taking away that extra week to prepare […] [Read More]
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The Voice
The Voice 2013: The Evolution of The Battle Rounds
Battle rounds — the epic duets between teammates — have been the second stage of The Voice since the show started in April 2011. But since Season 1 there have been some changes to the show's format that have brought about some major alterations in the way contestants approach the duet.
For the first two seasons, contestants went into the battle rounds knowing that only one victor would move on. This knowledge didn't always produce the best performances. Sometimes contestants would try to outsing the others, and few seemed to actually be working together.
But in Season 3, the addition of the "steals" changed the entire landscape of the battles. Now when a contestant loses a battle, they have the opportunity to be stolen by one of the three remaining coaches. Each coach gets two steals, so the losing contestants have to really be worth it in order to get that button push.
Knowing this, contestants seem to be working with their opponents to produce the best possible duet. The harder they work, the more desirable they are to the other coaches.
Coaches have also been given an added sense of urgency because each coach is no longer guaranteed a spot in the finale. In Seasons 1 and 2, the Final 4 consisted of a contestant from each team, but now contestants are making it through based on America's votes, not based on their team. So assembling the best possible team early is key for the coaches.
And in a sneak peek for the April 22 battle round episode, NBC teases a new development with the "steals" brought on by Usher.
"Just when you thought you knew everything about the steal, one new coach makes a daring play we've never seen before shocking fellow coaches and producers alike," the voiceover says.
We have a feeling that Usher will be pressing his own button for one of his current teammates. This tactic has never been tested before, but we'll see how producers handle it.
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