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It was an unsatisfying season last year for fans of the San Jose Sharks, one which ended without a trip to the playoffs for the first time in over 10 tries. The perennial contender reloaded this off-season, upgrading at three key positions with the intention of reassuming their place in postseason competition. F Joel Ward was added to bolster the Sharks' offensive attack, while standout defenseman Paul Martin was brought on board to shore up the blue line. With elite AHL goalie Martin Jones taking over between the posts, the Sharks are sure to be dangerous in 2015-16. Razorgator is your ticket in to the SAP Center to catch all the action live!
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10/8/15 - The San Jose Sharks are one of the few NHL teams that have started their 2015-2016 season. The Sharks took on the Los Angeles Kings for their first away game of the season. Right out of the gate, the Kings sunk the puck deep into the net on their first goal attempt of the season. Things were looking grim for the Sharks, but with their new Captain, Joe Pavelski, the Sharks were able to score not just one goal to match the Kings, but five goals to win the game. Watch the Sharks again live when they hit the ice against the Anaheim Ducks for their first home game on October 10. Tickets are still available.
9/17/15 - The San Jose Sharks finished in fifth place in the Pacific last year, and some called their 40-33-9 record "stale." After an active offseason, things are looking like new at the beginning of the 2015-2016 NHL season. With fresh faces in head coach Peter DeBoer and players Martin Jones, Paul Martin and Joel Ward, the team has high hopes for a better spot in the standings come playoff time. San Jose will begin their training camp this week along with the rest of the league and will also play a preseason game in Vancouver on Monday, Sept. 21. They will then welcome the Arizona Coyotes to the "Shark Tank" at the SAP Center in San Jose, California, on Friday. Tickets are on sale now. Our prices start at just $10.
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4/6/15 - They have three games left and five points to make up, do these San Jose Sharks. Not impossible…but highly improbable; both teams ahead of the Sharks, Winnipeg and L.A., also have a game in hand on San Jose, two of which are against "quality teams."
3/30/15 - If the San Jose Sharks are to have any chance at the 2015 Stanley Cup playoffs, they are going to have to get it done in a hurry. With six games remaining on their schedule – three of them at home at the SAP Center – the Sharks need to make up six points' worth of ground on conference No. 8 Calgary.
3/23/15 - It's looking increasingly dire for the San Jose Sharks to make the NHL postseason this season. With 10 games left in the regular season, the Sharks are 10th in the Western Conference overall, tied on points with Central Division cellarmates Colorado and Dallas, and six points behind conference eighth-place squad Calgary.
3/18/15 - A disappointing 6-2 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks notwithstanding, the San Jose Sharks have enjoyed a good start to March, winning four of their first five games to climb back within striking distance of the second wild card position in the Western Conference. The Sharks will open a critical seven-game road trip on Tuesday versus the Winnipeg Jets, owners of the coveted final playoff spot that San Jose is currently vying for. With a slim four-point advantage in the standings, the Jets surely recognize the importance of the game as well, the winner of which will find themselves three points closer to the postseason. Thursday night, the Sharks travel to the Air Canada Centre to face the Toronto Maple Leafs. Our tickets start at $57, but don't wait because they won't last long!
3/9/15 - At one point, the San Jose Sharks were close to the top of the Pacific Division, and within shouting distance of division leaders Anaheim. However, the Sharks seem to have faded badly of late, and are currently fifth in the Pacific Division, three points back of Los Angeles, and in 10th place overall in the Western Conference.
2/23/15 - According to a new piece on ESPN.com regarding the use of advanced analytics, it should come as no surprise that the San Jose Sharks are one of a number of teams that have a significant technology division, given their location and their ownership by the founder of a major technology company, SAP. But leave it to Sharks coach Todd McLellan to rely more on old-fashioned eyeball "analytics" as "a supporting tool."
2/18/15 - February has not been kind to the San Jose Sharks. In nine games played this month, the Sharks have managed to win just twice, both times on the road; still, the Sharks remain in the hunt for a playoff spot, just a single point behind Vancouver and Calgary in the Pacific Division.
2/9/15 - After ending January on a high note – with a three game winning streak – the San Jose Sharks have opened February play on a rough note. The Sharks have dropped three of their last four, the lone win falling earlier in the week on the road against Vancouver.
2/2/15 - If there's anyone who might be able to reel in Anaheim in the Pacific Division, it's the San Jose Sharks. The Sharks are on a tear of late, having won three straight and four of their last six, all in the comforts of the SAP Center.
1/26/15 - They're 12 points back of the Pacific Division leaders, these San Jose Sharks. They also have fewer points than any of the top four teams in the other division. But the Sharks are still well in the hunt for a playoff spot, as the league returns to action later this week.
1/19/15 - The San Jose Sharks sit at the head of a pack of Pacific Division teams who are clustered between second and fourth place in the division. While Anaheim pulls away, the Sharks are in second place in the division, 12 points back of the Ducks and a single point ahead of third-place Vancouver.
12/22/14 - If anyone in the Pacific Division is keeping close to first-place Anaheim, it's the San Jose Sharks. The Sharks have reeled off a string of five straight victories, and have also been exceptionally strong in converting power-play opportunities; their power-play percentage stands at 24.5%, good for third in the league overall.
12/15/14 - At this moment, of all the teams in the Pacific Division, only two are on winning streaks: first place Anaheim, and the San Jose Sharks. The Sharks have won three straight and have pulled into a second place tie with Vancouver, behind the Ducks.
12/8/14 - If anything, the San Jose Sharks are muddling through this season so far. Defensively they're 13th in the league in both goals allowed per game and penalty killing, while 14th in the league in goals scored per game; their current goal differential is plus-2.
12/1/14 - The last half of November was not good to the San Jose sharks, who dropped four straight before righting the ship over the holiday weekend with a 6-4 win over Anaheim. The Sharks, who have one of the top power-play units in the league, converted on two of five opportunities against the Ducks.
11/17/14 - The San Jose Sharks wind up an Eastern Conference swing early this week with a visit to Buffalo, after splitting the previous four games. The Sharks dropped contests to Florida and Columbus, while collecting victories against Tampa Bay and Carolina.
11/10/14 - Maybe they should be known as the Road Warriors. The San Jose Sharks, currently fifth in the Pacific Division and a point back of the L.A. Kings, are just 2-3-0 at home, but 6-3-2 away from the SAP Center.
11/3/14 - Is it too early in the season to have a key game? Not if you're the San Jose Sharks, who host division rival Vancouver at the SAP Center this week with a chance to break away from the Canucks and Calgary, who are tied with the Sharks just two points off Anaheim's torrid pace.
10/29/14 - The NHL's Pacific Division is being dominated by its California clubs, including the San Jose Sharks. The Sharks are in third place behind their SoCal rivals, one point behind the defending Stanley Cup champion L.A. Kings, and three behind pace-setting Anaheim.
10/23/14 - With nine points in seven games, the San Jose Sharks are staying close to the front of the Pacific Division pack in this early part of the season. Leading the way is Patrick Marleau, who has notched four goals to lead the team.
The San Jose Sharks entered last year's postseason with 111 points and the No. 2 seed in the ultra-competitive Pacific Division. The team looked destined to hoist Lord Stanley's Cup high for the first time in franchise history, but were instead fated victims to a devastating Round 1 exit. After storming to a 3-0 lead in their divisional series against the rival LA Kings, SJ elicited a sheer collapse and allowed Los Angeles to come back from a massive deficit in thrilling fashion. San Jose became the first to fall to the eventual championship team in 2014, but after an eventful summer, the Sharks await the 2014-2015 season poised for another postseason run!
The San Jose team will hit the ice running with a squad that generally looks the same, but operates differently. Skilled veterans Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau will remove the letters from their sweaters, with their captaincy revoked as part of a "reestablish[ed] hierarchy and culture in the organization." Coach McLellan and DM Wilson want a "clean slate" but have said Thornton cab conceivably regain his C if he emerges from preseason successfully. Young talents Logan Couture and Tomas Hertl return to start and, while Antti Niemi is back as netminder, the full-time job may fall into Alex Stalock's lap. The biggest news, however, will hinge on Raffi Torrres' knee this year, as the attacker will miss most of the season due to ACL surgery.
The upcoming season is highlighted by the Kings at Sharks outdoor game at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. On Feb. 21, the Bay will host their SoCal rivals as part of the NHL's Stadium Series. The Sharks will open their season on the road, in Los Angeles on Oct. 8, and will play their first home game on Oct. 11 against the Winnipeg Jets. Can the Sharks redeem themselves after a devastating Round 1 blowout and finally make it to the Stanley Cup Final? Buy your San Jose Sharks tickets now and witness them on the path back to postseason!
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4/30/14 – Heading into the final ten minutes of Game 6 at the Staples Center, the Sharks and Kings were all tied up. Then, Los Angeles scored three straight goals to win their third straight playoff game and force a Game 7. Losing is not an option for San Jose as it would be the worst playoff series defeat in franchise history and would end their goal of reaching the Cup Finals for the first time. San Jose Sharks tickets for Game 7 are averaging $142, down 35 percent since the Stanley Cup Playoffs started and the cheapest of the three decisive games tonight.
4/21/14 – After winning Game 1 of the Western Conference quarterfinals 6-3 against the Los Angeles Kings, the Sharks stuck with the same lineup for Game 2. It proved to be a good decision as San Jose bounced back from an early 2-0 deficit to score seven straight goals against the Kings. The Sharks have outscored their first round playoff opponent 13-5 in the tank and will head to LA in the best-of-seven series up two games to none. Last year when the two teams met in the NHL playoffs, the Sharks managed just 10 goals in a seven-game loss to Jonathan Quick and the Kings. Also impressive, The Sharks matched a franchise playoff record with seven goals in a game. Displaced Sharks fans can secure a seat inside the Staples Center for $43 (Game 3, Tuesday) and $57 (Game 4, Thursday). Is a sweep in the cards for the Sharks? If the Kings can get at least one win at home, San Jose will return to the SAP for Game 5 Saturday (get-in $80).
4/17/14 – The Sharks will face familiar playoff foes and California rivals
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in the first round are averaging just $159 over four potential home games at the SAP – Game 1 ($126), Game 2 ($131), Game 5 ($159), and Game 7 ($208). Interested in traveling down to So Cal to support the Sharks on the road? Los Angeles Kings playoff tickets for the Division Semifinals round are averaging $180 over three games – Game 3 ($162), Game 4 ($168), and Game 6 ($224).
4/7/14 – San Jose has lost six of their last ten and need a win over division-leading Anaheim Wednesday to have a chance at the Pacific Division title. Not only is first place at stake, but so too is positioning in the first round of the playoffs. While the Sharks did outscore the Los Angeles Kings Thursday 2-1, a meeting in the opening round would not be favorable. The midweek showdown will be played in So Cal following four days of rest for the Sharks. Will rookie Thomas Hertl make his return? Sharks vs. Ducks tickets start at just $29. Back at the shark tank Friday, San Jose Sharks tickets are a bit pricier when Colorado visits the SAP (get-in $89).
4/1/14 – The recently-struggling San Jose Sharks will look to get back on track Tuesday when they welcome the Edmonton Oilers to the SAP. Despite losing four of their last five, the Sharks have already locked up a NHL Playoff spot and are just three points behind Anaheim for the division title. San Jose Sharks tickets start at $27 for tonight's meeting against the last-placed West contenders. Prices are a bit steeper for Thursday's game (min $45) when division foes Los Angeles Kings come to town and Saturday (min $47) vs. Nashville. With the toughest part of their regular-season schedule (15 games in 28 days) behind them, San Jose is focused on getting healthy before the start of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
3/24/14 – The Sharks are close to clinching their tenth straight playoff appearance but couldn't pull it off Saturday against the Capitals. Washington beat San Jose in a shootout and recorded their first win against the Sharks in more than twenty years. With a point in either of their next two games on the road, the San Jose Sharks will be in the postseason. The road trip to Canada comes in one of the toughest stretches for the Sharks who will return to the SAP Thursday to take on the Winnipeg Jets (avg. $63).
3/18/14 – The Sharks beat the Rangers 1-0 Sunday for their sixth consecutive victory. Antti Niemi recorded his fourth shutout after stopping 41 shots in arguably his best game of the season. The goaltender will start his third straight, at home tonight, against the Florida Panthers in the cheapest game remaining at the SAP Center. The Sharks are tied atop the Pacific Division with the Anaheim Ducks with 97 points; the foes will play Thursday (avg. $97) in San Jose. San Jose Sharks playoff tickets are available for the Western Conference First Round; the four (potential) home games average $164.
3/10/14 – San Jose will complete their home stretch at the SAP tomorrow night versus the Maple Leafs (avg. $79). Following Wednesday's trade deadline, in which the Sharks let pass without any major deals, San Jose rallied to beat the best in the East, Penguins (5-3) Thursday, and then shut out the Canadiens two nights later. After Tuesday's game against Toronto, the team will embark on a three-game road trip where they'll face the Blue Jackets, Islanders, and Rangers.
3/3/14 – Following three road games for the Sharks after the Olympics, San Jose will finally return home for five straight. The Sharks returned from the break with a 7-3 win over the Flyers, before being stunned by the Sabres in an emotional farewell game for Ryan Miller and Steve Ott. The team bounced back last night with a win over New Jersey and will face Carolina Tuesday. Logan Couture and Raffi Torres are finally back in the San Jose Sharks' lineup so Sharks' fans have a lot to look forward to!
2/25/14 - The Sharks will get Logan Couture and Raffi Torres back from injury, which should help San Jose offensively. Heading into post-Olympic play, the Sharks lead the League with an average of 34.9 shots on goal per game, 7.2 more than they allow. While they are a distant second to Anaheim, San Jose holds a substantial lead over the next-best LA Kings in the Division which should translate to the Sharks locking up home ice in the first round of the NHL Playoffs; the team is 22-4-3 at the SAP this season.
2/19/14 - The Sharks are ready to attack when they get back on the ice post-Olympics. Currently fifth in the league in points and seven points behind first-place Anaheim in the Pacific Division, the team returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since the Olympic break with previously injured Logan Couture (hand), Raffi Torres (ACL), Tyler Kennedy (lower-body), and Matt Nieto (foot) participating. The mostly healthy team has 23 games left on its schedule and will play three straight on the road. The first game back at the SAP Center (3/4) will be played against the Carolina Hurricanes and is the cheapest game remaining on the San Jose Sharks home slate.
2/3/14 – The Sharks beat the Blackhawks in a shootout Saturday night in front of a home crowd. The win followed a three game losing streak in which San Jose scored just one goal. With their next three games at SAP Center, fans can experience the Pacific Division's second place team at an affordable price. Always dangerous at home, San Jose Sharks tickets are averaging $68 against the Philadelphia Flyers (2/3), $63 versus the Dallas Stars (2/5), and $89 against the Columbus Blue Jackets (2/7) in their final game before the Olympic break.
1/29/14 – Backup goalie Alex Stalock extended his streak to 178:55 without allowing a goal Monday, earning himself a place in the record books. The Bay area team has won four of their last five and is looking to capitalize on their momentum on their next two road games against the Oilers and Flames. The last time the Sharks played the two Canadian teams, they picked up two points against each. After a successful outdoor game in Los Angeles over the weekend, don't be surprised if a future Stadium Series game is in Northern California's future. The Sharks have been vocal in expressing interest in hosting an NHL outdoor game.
The Sharks narrowly missed the 2013 Western Conference Finals after losing in Game 7 on the road against the Kings, who finished only 2 points ahead of San Jose in the regular season. With key contributors Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau, and Dan Boyle all in the last years of their contract, this may be the team's last opportunity to win with their current core. Sharks home tickets for the upcoming season are currently averaging $222. Averaging $258, the 2/1 game against the defending Stanley Cup Champion
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This stately 21-room Victorian mansion overlooks the quiet town of Cambridge, Ohio. It's named for the original owner and builder, Civil War officer and four-term U.S. Representative Joseph D. Taylor. Taylor's mansion has been lovingly restored by innkeepers Jim and Patricia Irvin, and thanks to their eye for detail, it's not hard to imagine the days when Col. Taylor and his family entertained friends and prominent political colleagues, including presidents Hayes, Garfield and McKinley. There are four guest rooms, named Iris, Lilac, Rose and Magnolia for their flower decor. The rooms all have a queen-size four-poster, a working fireplace, sitting area and private bath. Guests will appreciate the soft sheets, sturdy mattresses and extra pillows that make for a restful night's sleep. Plush robes and top-shelf soaps and lotions add a spa feel to your stay. This air of Victorian luxury spills out of the bedrooms and into the rest of the house, where every room boasts the details that made Taylor's house a palace in its time. Finely carved woodwork, ornate plaster ceiling medallions and original stained glass all point to the inn's status as a stately historical home. Guests are encouraged to explore and enjoy the first floor's two sitting rooms (one with a large TV), the library-turned-gift shop and each of the three outdoor porches. Meals are served in the formal dining room in true Victorian style, with fine china and crystal and often by candlelight. The kitchen and butler's pantry are off limits as are the Irvin's living quarters on the third floor. While there are plenty of antiques throughout the inn, comfort is never sacrificed for authenticity: there is central air and Wi-Fi.The Colonel Taylor Inn offers complimentary afternoon snacks and tea for guests. Dinner is available with reservations. Jim does the cooking, and breakfast is his forte. Wake up to apple French toast, vegetable souffle, stuffed French toast, sausage-egg casserole or quiche; Canadian bacon, ham or sausage; banana nut bread, muffins or sour cream coffee cake; and fresh fruit. If you appreciate the personal attention that comes with a smaller B&B experience, you'll find that the Irvins set the standard. From $135.


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Jobs Daughters - Bethel 3 of Price Utah of the International Order of Jobs Daughters has resumed meetings for the fall term. If you are a young lady between the ages of 10 and 20 and would like more information about joining our organization, please contact Kelly Wilkinson at 630-3328 or email@example.com. Prospect parties are held monthly, please call for information about our next event!
Halloween Dance - October 29 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center, 450 So. Fairgrounds Way, Price. Music of the Heart will be playing. All ages welcome, refreshments served. Prizes for best costumes. Donations accepted. Call Annette 650-6268 for more information.
Wire wrapped Jewelry Class - Just in time for Christmas. Carbon Rec. is offering a wire wrapped jewelry class. Students will learn how to create a beautiful wearable wire wrapped pendant that they can keep. The fee is $35 per person and includes all materials needed to complete the project. This class is for children and adults. Classes will be held Oct 26 and 29.
Cooking with Steve May - Join Master cook Steve May, November 9 to learn how to prepare a meal. Then invite someone to join you to enjoy your creation. The fee is $35 per person and includes dinner for you and a guest. Pork Tenderloin is main course but you will also learn to make sides, rolls, and a desert.
Black Dragon Mountain Bike Ride - Go on a 15 mile moderately difficult downhill ride on November 5, meet at 8am at Carbon Rec. This ride is great for the whole family. You must provide your own bike, helmet, lunch and water. The fee is $10 and includes transportation for the first 10 people registered. We will stop at Ray's Tavern in Green River on the way home. All participants must pre-register.
Thanksgiving Dinner in a Dutch Oven - Dutch oven food is the best, right? Then why not have it for Thanksgiving? Learn the arts of making thanksgiving dinner in a Dutch oven from Layne Miller. Class will be held November 12 at 9am at Carbon Rec. The fee is $45.
Skiing at Park City Mountain Resort - Carbon Rec. is taking registrations for a ski van to Park City Mountain Resort. The fee is $100 for five trips. Carbon Rec. provides the transportation only. All other expenses including lift passes and rentals are the participant's responsibility. The first trip is January 7 so get your season passes today.
Tumbling - Carbon Rec.'s tumbling program Continues on Tuesdays at the Light House High School. You can begin anytime. The fee is $18 per month. The instructor is Pineau Nielson. This program is for all kids ages three and up. .
Men's Basketball - Carbon Rec. is taking teams for the upcoming Men's basketball season. The fee is $435 per team. There will be two divisions if there are enough teams. League will be played on Mondays at Carbon High School.
Junior Jazz Basketball - Jr. Jazz is just around the corner. The registration deadline is November 1. There are leagues for both boys and girls. The fee is $36 or $46 with the official Jr. Jazz Jersey. Gym space is limited so register early to secure your spot. Volunteer coaches are also needed.
Second Grade Developmental Basketball - Carbon Rec. is taking registrations for the upcoming second grade developmental basketball league. The registration deadline is January 10 and the fee is $23. Games and practices will be on Saturday morning's at Creekview Elementary. Emphasis will be on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
Kindergarten first grade instructional Basketball - Carbon Rec. is currently taking registrations for their Kindergarten, first grade instructional basketball program. The fee is $18. Instruction will begin January 16. Play will be one day a week right after school. Mondays they will meet at Wellington and Pinnacle Canyon, Tuesdays at Sally Mauro, Wednesdays at Castle Heights and Thursdays at Creekview.
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Southeastern Utah District Health Department Immunization Clinic Hours - Monday through Thursday 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm. The office is located at 28 S 100 E in Price. Call 435-637-3671 for more information.
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Immunization clinic hours - Clinics are scheduled at Southeastern Utah Health District Monday through Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. For information, contact the public health department at 637-3671.
Women's cancer screening - Women 50 years of age or older may qualify for free breast and cervical cancer exams and mammograms. Women ages 40 to 49 may qualify for a low-cost exam.For information, call the public health district at 637-3671.
Free legal clinics - Utah Legal Services has scheduled free clinics the second and fourth Monday of the month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 7th District Court complex, located at 149 East 100 South in Price. Residents should bring all pertinent documents pertaining to legal questions. For information and appointments, contact the agency toll-free at 1-800-662-1563.
Carbon County Animal Shelter - AVID chip pet identification is available at the shelter. Hours are Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Carbon County RSVP & Volunteer Center - Residents of Carbon County who would like to lend a hand, or are in need of the assistance of volunteers, may contact the Carbon County RSVP & Volunteer Center at 636-3204 or visit our web site for more information at http://www.carbon.utah.gov/volunteer.
Carbon County Family Support and Children's Justice Center - offers crisis care for families with children from infants to 11 years old.
The crisis nursery is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Residents may use the nursery for respite, doctor and mental health appointments, court appearances, medical emergencies, family crisis, support meetings, divorce classes and to escape domestic violence.
Parenting classes are scheduled Thursday at 1:30 p.m.
The center is also collecting donations for displaced families. Furniture items will be accepted only if the center has families in need.
For information, call the center at 636-3739.
Child care resource and referral - For information on reserving a spot at upcoming child care provider orientation classes, local residents may contact Avis Burrows at 636-2355.
Applications for startup grants are available at the agency's office at CEU.
Cell phones for seniors - Cell phones are available at the Carbon County RSVP & Volunteer Center in Price, Utah. The program provides free cell phones that allow the participant to dial 911 in emergencies at no cost. For more information call the RSVP office at 636-3204.
Price library - Hours are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6:45 p.m., Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday.
Story time is scheduled Monday at 11 a.m. for toddlers, Tuesday and Wednesday at 5 p.m. and Thursday at 1 p.m.
English as a second language classes are Monday and Thursday at 6 p.m.
Basic literacy classes are scheduled as needed.
For information, contact the library at 636-3188.
Helper library - Hours are Monday through Thursday, noon to 6 p.m.; Friday, noon to 4 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The library offers Internet accessible computers and will obtain books for patrons through the inter-facility loan program.
For information, contact the library at 472-5601.
CEU Library - Hours are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; closed Saturday; and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Hours vary during holiday weekends, school breaks and summer semesters.
For information, contact the library at 613-5209.
Rape crisis hot line - Rape or domestic violence victims in the Carbon-Emery County area may contact the local 24-hour crisis line toll-free at 1-866-894-8610.
Carbon County Humane Society - offers clinics the third Tuesday of the month at 5 S. Carbon Avenue, Price.
Contact the society at 637-0588 for appointments.
Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation - is a non-profit group dedicated to the care of orphaned, injured or ill wildlife.The group needs a volunteer to organize and carry out fundraising events. Contact Debbie Pappas at 650-3441 for information.
Castle Country Habitat for Humanity - is accepting applications for homes from eligible candidates. The office is located at 150 South 700 East in Price. Donations may be sent to PO Box 724, Price, UT 84501. For information, contact the organization at 637-9701.
CEU Prehistoric Museum - is now open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, (closed Sunday)year round. Feedings for the museum critters are at 4:00 p.m. every Friday (general admission fees apply). For information, contact the museum.
Freedom Community Outreach - Located at 550 East 100 South in Price, the organization offers free clothing for local families. The center is open Friday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Donations of gently used clothes and household items are accepted.For information, Carbon County residents may contact the office at 637-0141 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Asdie from that little diddy, the US side of Cool Cribs is growing by leaps and bounds. We are adding new agents and new listings to our Brokerage daily and are working on an entire revamp of our website to incorporate all the new goodies along with welcoming our California expansion!
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate Reporter
Jerry Anderson, Republican candidate for the District 69 seat in the Utah House of Representatives, has withdrawn and been disqualified from the race.
Incumbent Democrat Christine Watkins will be unopposed in the election.
The disqualification by the Secretary of State earlier this month only eased Anderson's difficult decision to withdraw anyway, he said Wednesday.
"We weren't getting the support we wanted, so we gave it up," he said of the campaign. The disqualification "eased a whole lot of pressure" on himself and his wife, he added.
The disqualification was caused by missing the filing of campaign finance disclosures by 15 minutes, Anderson said. "Not that I had anything to report," he concluded.
Anderson, who teaches biology and botany at Utah State University/College of Eastern Utah, resides in Price.


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|29 Nov 2007
|Fecha de presentación
|7 Ago 2007
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|31 Ago 2001
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|Daniel Harris, Peter McCann
|Cesionario original
|Cascade Microtech, Inc.
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This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/912,789, filed Aug. 6, 2004, which application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/214,888, filed Aug. 7, 2002, which claims the benefit of U.S. Prov. App. No. 60/316,644, filed Aug. 31, 2001.
The present invention is directed to a chuck adapted to test electrical and/or optical components on a device-under-test (DUT).
Guarding systems suitable to reduce leakage currents during low current measurements are well known and discussed extensively in the technical literature. See, for example, an article by William Knauer entitled "Fixturing for Low Current/Low Voltage Parametric Testing" appearing in Evaluation Engineering, November, 1990, pages 150-153. Probe stations employing such a guarding system typically route a test signal to selected contact pads on the device-under-test (DUT) and route a guard signal to electrically conductive material surrounding the DUT on several sides, separated from the device-under-test by dielectric material (e.g., air). The guard signal preferably closely approximates the test signal or otherwise follows the test signal, thus reducing electromagnetic leakage currents that might otherwise occur.
Frequently, such probe stations also provide an electrically conductive enclosure around the perimeter of the probe station connected to a shield potential. The shield potential is typically connected to earth ground, instrumentation ground, or some other suitable potential. See, for example, Peters et al., U.S. Pat. No. 6,002,263.
To provide effective guarding and shielding for probe stations, a multi-stage chuck upon which the device-under-test rests during testing may likewise be used. The upper stage of the chuck, which supports the device-under-test, typically includes an electrically conductive metal layer through which the test signal may be routed. A middle stage and a lower stage of the chuck similarly include an electrically conductive metal layer to which a guard signal and a shield signal may be imposed, respectively. In this fashion, a device-under-test resting on such a multistage chuck may be both guarded and shielded from below. Some probe stations also provide for guarding from the sides and from above.
Many electrical devices, in particular semiconductor based devices, include both electrical components and optical components. Some optical components receive an optical signal from an optical source and convert the received optical signal into an electrical signal, e.g., a photo-detector. Other optical components convert an electrical signal into an optical signal, e.g., a light-emitting-diode. Yet other optical components may include multiple optical and/or electrical components. Frequently, a probe station may be used to test the electrical components.
Unfortunately, the aforementioned probe stations are not suitable for testing optical components because there is no optical path through the chuck itself. Accordingly, a different type of chuck, namely an optical chuck, is used for testing devices that include optical components. An optical chuck typically includes an central optically transparent medium over which the device-under-test is supported. For example, an optical signal from a light source may be directed toward the device-under-test from below, above, or to the side of the optical chuck, and a probe or connector used to sense the resulting electrical output from the device-under-test. Similarly for example, a probe or connector may be used to provide an electrical source to the device-under-test, and an optical sensing device located below, above, or to the side of the optical chuck to sense the resulting optical output from the device-under-test. Accordingly, the probe station is used to provide a shielded environment from exterior electromagnetic noise so that the input-output characteristics of an optical device-under-test may be performed. It may be observed that the testing of the optical components on the device-under-test is performed by observing the input and output characteristics of the device which normally have significant voltage and/or current levels (or optical power) making measurements easily performed.
The foregoing and other objectives, features, and advantages of the invention will be more readily understood upon consideration of the following detailed description of the invention, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
The traditional approach to optical testing involves testing the inputs and outputs of a device-under-test with an optical sensor(s), a connector(s), and/or an electrical probe(s). Based upon using the sensor, the connector, and/or electrical probe the overall operational characteristics of the device-under-test may be characterized. The present inventors came to the realization that together with optical testing there is a previously unrealized need to achieve performance levels that were previously not considered needed, namely ultra low noise and low current measurements. In particular, the present inventors determined that unlike measuring the operational inputs and/or outputs of the device-under-test which are sufficiently accurately measured using only a shielded environment because the noise levels are relatively low and the current levels are relatively high, measurements of other electrical characteristics of the device-under-test apart from the operational inputs and/or outputs are desirable. For example, low current measurements with a high degree of accuracy may be desirable of a portion of the electrical aspects of the optical device-under-test, such as the leakage currents of a junction for a light emitting diode.
The support 12 may include one or more connectors 23 to the chuck 10. The connector 23 is preferably a co-axial or tri-axial connector providing a force test signal to the device under test. Also, multiple connectors 23 may be used to provide a Kelvin connection and/or a quasi-Kelvin connection to the device-under-test. In addition, the support 12 may include one or more connectors 25 to provide a sense signal to the conductive member 22. The guard braid on the connector 23 and/or connector 25 may be electrically connected to the conductive member 22.
While the chuck 10 design facilitates improved testing of the device-under-test, at leakage current levels not previously considered obtainable, a tendency for breaking the device-under-test occurs when undergoing pressure as a result of probes. In addition, the device-under-test has a tendency to warp or otherwise become non-uniform as a result of the central region of the device-under-test not being supported. Referring to
The insulating member 18 may include a raised portion 50 and an inset portion 52. The raised portion 50 forms a perimeter having an inner diameter substantially equal to the outer diameter of the chuck 10 which maintains the chuck 10 within the inset portion 52. The inset portion 52 preferably has an inner diameter substantially equal to the inner diameter of the chuck 10 so as to form a substantially continuous boundary for the optical path 34.
In a similar fashion, the conductive member 22 may include a raised portion 60 and an inset portion 62. The raised portion 60 provides a surface having an inner shape, such as a pair of co-planar surfaces, substantially equal to the exterior width of the raised portion 50 of the insulating member 18. In this manner, the insulating member 18 may be positioned within the conductive member 22. The inset portion 62 of the conductive member 22 has an inner diameter substantially equal to the inner diameter of the inset portion 52 and the chuck 10 so as to form a substantially continuous boundary for the optical path 34.
Devices within the optical path 34 may include materials that are optically transparent to the wavelength of the optical signal. A variety of commercially available materials are suitable for use as the optical chuck material 42, such as for example, quartz, sapphire, lithium niobate, and silicon.
After consideration of the support shown in
After consideration of the supports shown in
It is to be understood that the orientation of the device-under-test is shown with the device-under-test on the top with the chuck thereunder. It is to be understood that the testing may be performed with the orientation of the device-under-test and/or chuck (etc.) in an inverted orientation.
The preferred embodiment of the support 12 provides a wafer supporting surface capable of providing a test signal and a guard member 22 that, in conjunction with the lower guard member 70, allows the signal provided to or received from the device-under-test to be electrically guarded. The support 12 also provides an environment suitable for low current low leakage measurements for an optical device so that the device-under test need not be transferred between an optical chuck in an optical probe station and a traditional chuck in an electrical probe station for the testing of optical components and electrical components, respectively, that may be included within the device-under-test.
Generally speaking, chucks used to support a DUT during both electrical and optical testing needs to provide a stable surface where the DUT is held in place while testing is performed. In this regard, a number of chucks, appropriately called vacuum chucks, use vacuum pressure to hold the DUT in place. One problem with existing vacuum chucks is that when testing a DUT on a wafer that has been broken, the vacuum pressure provided by the chuck tends to deform the wafer because the chuck was only designed to hold a full wafer.
After further consideration the present inventors determined that further improvements in the measurement levels may be achieved by incorporating a shield potential within the support. Referring to
Referring to
The vacuum shafts 108 (or otherwise a passage or chamber) are preferably positioned at 0 degrees, 90 degrees, and 270 degrees around the vacuum chamber 100, respectively. A plug 112 each vacuum shaft, respectively, may be used to selectively isolate portions of the vacuum chamber 100 from the vacuum source. For example, if the vacuum source supplies vacuum pressure through vacuum supply line 104, and the plugs 112 associated with the vacuum shafts 108 at 0 and 90 degrees respectively are activated, then a quarter section of the chuck is providing vacuum pressure to the wafer. Similarly, if the vacuum member is supplying vacuum pressure through either vacuum supply line 102 or vacuum supply line 104, or both, and the plugs 112 at 90 degrees and 270 degrees, respectively, are activated, then a half-section of the chuck is providing vacuum pressure to the wafer. The selective activation of different regions of the vacuum chamber of the chuck in non-concentric rings permits fragments of a semiconductor device to be effectively tested. For example, if a fragment of a semiconductor is available then one or more regions may be interconnected to the vacuum source to maintain the fragment properly positioned on the chuck 10. By disabling the vacuum for the non-used portions of the chuck the vacuum pressure may be more readily controlled and improves the vacuum by reducing leaks. Moreover, if a significant number of small apertures 110 are not covered with a respective device-under-test then the resulting vacuum pressure for the small apertures 110 under the device-under-test may not sufficient vacuum pressure to maintain sufficient pressure. It is to be understood that other patterns of vacuum holes may likewise be used where groups of one or more vacuum holes may be selectively enabled. Also, the different regions may include at least one of the same holes, if desired. The patterns of the vacuum holes preferably include at least one selectable region that is in a non-concentric region. Also, a switching mechanism may be used to select which of the vacuum regions provide a vacuum to the surface of the chuck. In addition, a selectable vacuum source may be provided to each vacuum region.
After further consideration of the planarity of the device-under-test it is preferable to include vacuum holes within the optically transmissive material. Accordingly, a pair of spaced apart transmissive plates with an opening defined therein to which a vacuum is provided may be used with holes in the upper plate to provide a vacuum to the upper surface. However, using sufficiently thick spaced apart glass plates to provide structural integrity to the wafer results in excessive refraction of the optical signal. Also, using sufficiently thin spaced apart glass plates results in deflection of the supporting glass, and thus the wafer, which distorts the measurements. Referring to
All references cited herein are incorporated by reference.
The terms and expressions which have been employed in the foregoing specification are used therein as terms of description and not of limitation, and there is no intention, in the use of such terms and expressions, of excluding equivalents of the features shown and described or portions thereof, it being recognized that the scope of the invention is defined and limited only by the claims which follow.
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POTSDAM - The Hammond Girls and the Madrid-Waddington Boys took divergent routes to the same destination, a berth in Saturdays Class D regional finals, in Tuesday nights twinbill of New York State Tournament basketball action at SUNY Potsdam.
M-W 49, Moriah 46: The Yellowjackets (17-7) erased an 11-point deficit in the second half and used three outstanding defensive plays in the final 30 seconds of an electrified fourth quarter to claim the win over Moriah (11-11). M-W earned a 4 p.m. matchup with Argyle at Hudson Falls High School and a rematch of last years regional which vaulted M-W into the New York State Final 4.
Moriah shot the ball well, their big guy clogged up the middle and they penetrated our man-to-man defense very well in the first half. We went to a zone in the second half and that worked better, said M-W Coach Aaron Jones.
Midway through the fourth quarter. Moriah had methodically built a 27-16 lead by controlling the tempo and the boards through the combination of smooth freshman center Dan Jaquish (12 points, 9 rebounds), crafty shot-making southpaw forward in Derek Brassard (16 points) and point guard Jessup Calkins, who did an outstanding defensive job in preventing penetration to M-Ws standout floor general Colin OBryan.
Jacob Barney opened the fourth quarter with a three to tie the score at 30-30. Eight lead changes and three ties later, the Vikings had a 46-45 lead on a jumper by Brassard and control the ball as the contest approached its final 30 seconds.
But the M-W defense denied the Vikings a good look and with the shot clock running down, Greg Thompson intercepted a pass to the wing and raced downcourt to a layup for a 47-46 lead with 29.4 seconds to play.
The Vikings bid to answer was snuffed as Maurice Rease intercepted an interior pass and netted two free throws for a 49-46 lead. A final desperation possession for Moriah produced two three-point attempts and OBryan blocked the second from behind at the buzzer.
OBryan (8 rebounds, 8 assists), scored six of his 14 points in the fourth quarter where Wright (10 points), who scored six points in third quarter, and Rease (10 points), who netted two threes in the first quarter, also netted clutch jumpers. Thompson (6 rebounds) finished with eight points and Zach Brock added four.
Tyler Pratt (6 points) and Ryan Shpur (8 points) both key clutch time jumpers for Moriah.
Hammond 47, Elizabethtown-Lewis 31: In the first game of the night at Jerry Welsh Gym, the Lady Red Devils worked their way to an 18-7 lead by the end of the first quarter and never looked back in downing the Section 7 champion Lions.
Alyssa Crosby led the winning effort with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Gabby Marshall added 12 points followed by Courtney Bova with 10 as the Lady Devils improved to 20-2.
Lily Whalen buried three three-pointers leading the Lions (19-2) with 15 points. Shonna Brooks scored eight second-half points and Jasmin Barnes talled seven points with five rebounds.
Hammond will now get set to face Section 2 champion Fort Edward on Saturday at SUNY Adirondack in Queensbury starting at noon.
Hoosic Valley 44, Canton 25: In a state Class C first round matchup staged at SUNY Adirondack Community College in Queensbury, defending champion Hoosic Valley (20-3) relayed the momentum of an 11-2 second-quarter run past the Lady Golden Bears (19-3).
Emma Rexford anchored the Canton scoring with 15 points, including three three-pointers. Katie Christy chipped in six points while Kali Frank and Emily Pinckney with two apiece as the Lady Bears trailed 15-11 after the first quarter and 26-13 by halftime.
Cassidy Chapko scored 22 points, pulled down 10 rebounds, had seven steals and handed out four assists in leading Hoosic Valley. Alyssa Paul was the teams next leading scorer with eight points.
Hoosic Valley advances to take on Section 7 champion AuSable Valley in the Class C quarter-final round on Saturday at SUNY Plattsburgh.
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smith posted on Jan 09, 2008 - 7:41 AM
he's one of the best drummers!
King Solomon posted on Jan 11, 2008 - 3:07 AM
Chris Adler is such an animal... his technique is amazing. And he's from VA. (L)
max lichtenfeld posted on Jan 11, 2008 - 21:25 PM
of course he is one of the best drummers ! (i mean if he weren´t he won´t be a endorser of meinl )
westonn posted on Jan 11, 2008 - 23:20 PM
hes a great drummer. the bell got annoying, and i dont really like his lamb of god that much but hes a cool dude
jake masters posted on Jan 12, 2008 - 17:29 PM
the main verse beat utilizes the "heel-toe" teqnique, thats skill.
Francisco posted on Jan 19, 2008 - 6:58 AM
wow!!!.....Es el mejor baterista de todo el mundo!!!.....es el mejor!!!.....tiene ese poder para hacer hablar la bateria con sus movimientos!!....COOL!!!....GREAT!!!...FANTASTIC!!!....P E R F E C T!!!....*
bob posted on Jan 26, 2008 - 19:27 PM
but now im not sure he use this technique because he was with dw and have dw9000 and they a not the same size than axis
Corbett posted on Feb 09, 2008 - 17:52 PM
I think he tends to slide around on his pedals to much.
He is very fast despite his technique is a way i would put it.
Kyle posted on Feb 18, 2008 - 4:56 AM
I really enjoy listening and watching Chris Adler play he always puts on a great show, and greatly the band Lamb of God is a very math oriented band. So imagine the drummer's ability if thats the case. So yeah I have tremendous amount of respect for Chris.
astaroth posted on Feb 26, 2008 - 18:16 PM
he`s one of the best drummers in the world, lamb of god kick asses
arska posted on Mar 10, 2008 - 17:50 PM
eric posted on Apr 02, 2008 - 15:15 PM
wow, hes a very powerful drummer. but if he looses his in ear moniters hes screwed. oyu can barely here anything over his drummer
Matt posted on May 10, 2008 - 2:52 AM
Dude, Chris Adler kicks some major ass. I LOVE the bell of his 24" Mb20 Pure Metal ride, that has got to be the greatest ride cymbal ever conceived. I, too, have a tremendous amount of respect for Chris and Lamb of God. Rock On! -I,,I
brian posted on May 20, 2008 - 3:47 AM
thats his style he uses sliding to get certain rythms
Jeff posted on Jun 04, 2008 - 1:08 AM
.............. lol at every single person who thinks hes the best drummer in the world. hes terrible compared to the best drummer in the world (vinne colaiuta) this guy cant play anything but simple metal tracks. and as far as metal drummers go, the best is probably mike portnoy if you class him as metal and even shadows fall's drummer trumps this tool
Camillo posted on Jun 07, 2008 - 4:58 AM
He's a Metal drummer... He plays Metal. Jason Bitner from Shadows Fall plays the same kind of thing. Metal. So you really have no right to be calling him a "tool" when an example of a better drummer to you plays the same sort of style, and almost the same type of things. And try naming some drummers people know about if you're going to bash on Chris Adler... Who in my opinion, is the best drummer I've seen.
Patrik posted on Jun 17, 2008 - 22:15 PM
Is that the pure metal ride?
Mettler posted on Mar 26, 2010 - 14:59 PM
i agree smith
Aaron Barrios posted on Aug 26, 2010 - 18:49 PM
He's a beast. I love the different cymbals he uses.
*********************8 posted on Oct 18, 2010 - 20:48 PM
he sucks at drums
glen davis posted on Oct 18, 2010 - 20:49 PM
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After the bomb blast that tore off his legs, injured his spinal cord and damaged his organs; after the two massive strokes that affected his memory, movement and speech; after six weeks in a coma, three months in the hospital and nearly two years in therapy, Army Sgt. Ed Matayka still has a long recovery ahead.
And his wife, Sgt. Karen Matayka, is still standing by his side, encouraging, nagging and pushing him to heal.
The Mataykas are both medics in the Vermont Army National Guard. Both deployed to Afghanistan in 2010. On July 2, Ed was on patrol near Bagram when a roadside bomb hit his vehicle, killing the driver and injuring four others. Ed was bleeding and barely conscious, yet somehow yelled through a broken jaw, directing fellow soldiers to put tourniquets on his legs.
Back at the base, doctors told Karen he wouldn't survive another 24 hours. She refused to believe them.
"I just loved him and I knew that he was still in there," she said.
The next few days passed quickly as the Army rushed the couple from Afghanistan to Germany then to the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
"They were trying to get him there as fast as possible so that his family could say goodbye to him before he died," Karen recalled.
Though Ed was in a coma for weeks, he responded to Karen's questions by squeezing her hand. When he finally woke up, he was disoriented. He thought it was ten years earlier when he attended nursing school at the same hospital.
"It took probably a good seven months to actually gain some semblance of normalcy," he said.
The Mataykas' "new normal" is a drastic change from their old lives. Although the Vermont National Guard has kept them both on active duty, the couple had to move to San Antonio, where Ed, now 34, is an outpatient at the Army's Center for the Intrepid. Karen, 32, is his full-time caregiver.
"In the beginning, Karen couldn't let me out of her sight because I'd get lost or I'd get confused or not show up," Ed said. "Now I'm at the point she doesn't have to worry about me as much."
Karen still helps her husband get out of bed every day and get showered and dressed for his therapy appointments. She's also his advocate—fighting the bureaucracy for his medication, therapy, even his prosthetics.
Aside from physical changes, she's adjusting to differences in Ed's personality. His brain injury affected how he communicates both verbally and non-verbally.
"He'll try to crack a joke and I'll have to be looking at him to know if he's joking or not," Karen said.
The couple will share their experiences Wednesday at the third annual USO Caregivers Conference in San Antonio, where caregivers for wounded, ill and injured troops can meet each other and attend workshops on communication, stress management, parenting, employment and VA benefits.
"The reason why things worked for us is because I refused to allow his injury to change our relationship," Karen said.
From the start, she's pushed Ed toward more independence and tried hard to keep pity out of their relationship.
"She made it clear if I wanted to get up and walk again it was going to be my doing, not anyone else's," Ed said.
Though he uses a wheelchair now, both Ed and Karen firmly believe he'll walk again. Someday they hope to return to New England and raise a family, but for now, they're both focused on Ed's recovery.
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Regular listeners of An Alan Smithee Podcast know that we're pretty shameless when it comes to being topical. When your movie podcast is basically about whatever the hell movies you feel like talking about, you have to be a little topically trendy to catch new listeners. However, don't assume that this episode's choice of Nora Ephron's worst movie (probably) was chosen to dishonor her memory. This is mere coincidence and frankly, we do a fine enough job dishonoring her memory with ad hominem insults (mostly mine, Andrew has class) when we were under the assumption she'd live at least another week or so.
In deference towards Ephron's M.O. – after the fact – let's say this episode is sort of about feminism, vis-a-vis the short niche history of romantic farces about women with magic powers and the zany predicaments they put their men into. On stage and screen the concept doesn't date back much further than Noël Coward's play Blithe Spirit, in which a séance brings back the ghost of a man's nagging wife. This play was only produced a year before the 1942 film I Married A Witch, surely one of the most famous romantic comedy fantasies that people know by name without having watched. As a key work in her career's meteoric rise and fall, Veronica Lake plays heavily into that as the titular witch. In the long run, the film begat Bell, Book and Candle (1958), with Kim Novak as another romantic trickster witch, which then begat the TV series Bewtiched in 1964.
I Married A Witch is a devious, playful and tart treat. Veronica Lake is not an innocent sugar cookie like Elizabeth Montgomery, initially intending to torment rather than marry the hapless Fredric March until literally falling in love with him by accident. The story and dialogue are as brisk and witty as any great screwball classic from Hollywood's golden age and director Clair, who began in the silent era, devises a good deal of photographic tricks and practical effects to bring the magical elements to life. The battle of the sexes at play here carries a lot more weight than the Grant-Hepburn variety, as essentially March's soul is on the line. Only March's bitchy fiancé Susan Hayward makes Lake look likable by comparison, which doesn't exactly present the ideal picture of womanhood between the two of them. They are both STRONG women, however, which is less than can be said for the women in the bad movie of this episode…
Bewitched is, without hyperbole, a failure on every conceivable level. Worse, one wonders what dramatic or comedic purposes Nora Ephron and her co-writer sister Delia Ephron even had in mind. A Marxist critic in 1942 would probably hate our being asked to identify with an opportunistic politician of family money and connections; Frederic March is running for governor and that's not exactly necessary for the story of his love triangle between a cold fish and a Satanic nymph. However, only a commoner with no ability for class critique whatsoever could stomach, let alone enjoy the sucking vortex of insulated world views that comprise the scenario of Bewitched 2005. Forget for a moment that literally not a single character in this film is not rich, famous or endowed with magical powers. Could the meta-story of a Bewitched movie being about the remaking of the Bewitched TV show possibly be any more unnecessarily convoluted? Exactly what aspect of this plot could anyone possibly relate to?
Here's the only corpse kicking that needs to be done: Nora and Delia Ephron wrote a story in which the unlimited powers of witch Nicole Kidman and her warlock father Michael Caine are unconsciously represent the privileged life they grew up in. Mister and Mrs. Ephron were East Coast professional screenwriters who moved lil' Nora and Delia (those NAMES, good gravy!) to Beverly Hills as small children, where they proceeded to graduate from Beverly Hills High School. Afterwards, Nora fled back across flyover country to one of the most snobby elitist schools in America, Wellesley College in Massachusetts. She then interned at the JFK White House, presumably performing executive maintenance functions alongside Mimi Beardsley. After starting her career as an essayist, she married Carl Bernstein and divorced him before finally following in mom and dad's footsteps as a screenwriter. She then defined the modern brainless-in-Seattle rom-com chick-flick with When Harry Met Sally and, yes, Sleepless In Seattle. Phillip Wylie, Robert Crumb and Rush Limbaugh combined couldn't conceive a more exaggerated parody of a liberal feminist Jewess than this woman's life.
In Bewitched, Nicole Kidman wants the execrable Will Ferrell to love her LITERALLY because he's a "helpless" dope and as a super-powered witch dabbling in civilian life, any helpless dope will do – even if he's a movie star. After using her magic powers to conjure a home worth millions in Los Angeles, she resolves not to use her powers to make Ferrell fall in love with her, except she changes her mind about that, twice. Ferrell and his Hollywood ilk in this film are vulgar Hollywood stereotypes, not like those sophisticated and literate New Yorkers who agree to write the scripts for meta-remakes of 1960s sitcoms. So far as Ephron's feminist street cred, Kidman's utter lack of personality whatsoever should posthumously wipe the record clean. She's merely a cipher for Ferrell, whom Ephron presumably had more interest in working with. Arguably the show itself was similarly constructed – with Dick Powell and Dick York getting all the laughs in reaction to Samantha's antics – except Ferrell doesn't even know Kidman is a witch until the last 20 minutes of the horrific 101 minute running time. So there's no farce, and at least Elizabeth Montgomery had some kind of charm.
Presumably, had Bewitched been a hit, Ephron's version of I Dream of Jeannie would be about Billy Crystal finding a real genie to star on an off-broadway musical remake of the TV show, who then blogs about it on The New York Times Magazine website. Blecchhh.


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With Calvin de Haan now out for the season, that frees up a spot on what was originally a very crowded blueline in Bridgeport. There are still 7 defenders on the roster — de Haan was the eighth — so there's no immediate worry or need defensively. But of course if there's an injury in the short term or an end to the lockout that sends Travis Hamonic (and another, possibly) to Long Island later on, the Sound Tigers are going to have to fill the void.
The short list of candidates to step in is, well, short. The Sound Tigers were great last year at pulling strings and finding ECHL players to step in and fill spots as many of their players were called up to the NHL. If the team wanted instead to look to its own farm system, there are a few candidates. Excluding the seven defenders drafted in 2012 (we'll leave them out for brevity and the obvious assumption that they need more time), the Islanders top defensive prospects not already in Bridgeport are Robbie Russo, Andrey Pedan, Scott Mayfield, and Brenden Kitchon. All four were draft picks in 2011.
The prime target to step up to the AHL — when, not if they're needed — is likely Brendon Kitchon. Kitchon, currently in his fifth year with Spokane of the WHL, would have been really interesting to see at training camp. As it was, with the backlog of d-men in Bridgeport and lockout, Kitchon was sent back with no ELC and no tryout. Dominik over at LHH writes that Kitchon isn't just ready for a pro shot, he's due for it:
One way or another, an end to the NHL lockout will mean the need for at least one more not-locked-out and not-AHL-assigned defenseman either at the NHL or AHL level.
If given the opportunity, would the Isles sign and recall Kichton — a player whose reassignment forced Spokane to deal one of its overagers, but who they were all too happy to take back for a bonus year? And if the Isles could do this when play resumes and agreements are signed … hell, would there be any reason not to?
Kitchon's currently 3rd among WHL defenders in scoring, with three goals and 12 assists in 12 games. Either way, the Islanders have a decision to make on him by the end of the season, as they'll lose him if they don't sign him.
For the other players I mentioned, they're all probably another year or two away from getting a pro look. Both Russo and Mayfield are in their sophomore seasons in college. There's not much to update on them statistically, as their seasons are only a couple games old. As for Pedan, he's 19 and in his third year for Guelph of the OHL. He's 10th among OHL defenders in points, with four goals and six helpers in 10 games — a great start for the third rounder. Add in the seven defenders drafted this year, the players already in Bridgeport, and the Islanders blueline prospect pool is fully stocked.
Frustrated with the lack of progress in CBA negotiations, another Islander took to the internet to voice his opinions. Michael Grabner wrote a blog post with his thoughts and feelings on the lockout earlier this week. So now the lockout's trickle down effects have kicked in as locked out players start to take jobs from locked out bloggers… Kidding, of course. But I've been inspired by Grabs; I may have to start ending all my blog posts with Anchorman quotes.
The folks over at EA Sports, like us, are bored and trying as best they can do get through this lockout with their sanity intact. To pass the time, they're doing a virtual simulation of the 2012-13 season with their NHL 13 game. And it's got some wonderful results.
The Virtual Islanders currently sit atop the Virtual Atlantic Division with a 5-2-1 record, with the rest of the division a combined virtual 10-14-5. A far cry from the real life Atlantic powerhouse.
As far as virtual individual players go, the simulation has Rick DiPietro second in the Virtual NHL in both GAA and save percentage while Evgeni Nabokov has two shutouts. If the virtual Islanders win a Stanley Cup, it counts for real too, right? Right?
h/t dangluck721
ALSO: The story of a 12-year old hockey player who is 6-foot-5 [Deadspin]
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