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May 22, 2013|
With the Bruins up 3-0 in the series, we talk to Jack Edwards and take your calls. We touch on all things B's-Rangers and also focus on the future of the Bruins three promising young defensemen.
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An hour with Jack Edwards brought -- vibrant and smoke shop Boston private bank and by precision fitness equipment. Jack I've gone full hallmark. They can't lose that this pathetic Rangers team welcome aboard my friend hot topic this break first of all the procedures better but the branches better than the Rangers yes can you say that yes the prone to the better team -- the Rangers. Unless something changes dramatically. The Bruins are gonna win this series and then it is because they are the better team. And -- Henrik Lundqvist notwithstanding. You know that the Rangers cannot compete line for line. With the Boston Bruins in other individuals on the Rangers. Who are outstanding individuals but when you combine them as forward lines you can match any line of the Rangers against its corresponding line on the Bruins in the bruins' win all four of those exchanges. But if somebody surprise you you look at it if you look at the Rangers and and we know they're talented team. Has somebody surprise you by not playing to their talent level in the first three games. Yeah Rick Nash. I'm amazed that Rick Nash has not been able to -- more than one goal. In the regular season even when the Bruins had the better of the rangers' Rick Nash was just the monster he was impossible to deal with. Maybe. That was because you all also had to think about marrying Gabbert who is of very talented scoring in a completely different way. Nash is the kind of guy. That Zdeno Chara generally can shut down a big strong guy you think about the guys to give Chara trouble it's -- like like Brian Gionta. Guys like while Steven -- gives everybody trouble in and Crosby gives everybody trouble but it's usually. Small quick like Marty Saint Louis gives chart trouble. It's almost like Luke Skywalker against the death star in -- Capital Cassell gave them a little bit -- on the -- -- and more so than Nash and and Kessel is a much smaller and much. Faster player than Rick Nash and and Nash is incredible. Holding the -- and holding off his opponents but he usually holding off. A smaller weaker opponent and -- of course is larger and stronger than almost any police larger and anybody's stronger than almost anybody in the NHL paycheck true or false. Shawn Thornton would be at least on the second line for the New York. C'mon I don't think so. I don't think so and an angry gore the reason -- the reason I don't think Seoul is because the Wharton's. In tire rule is to be that fourth line guys life. Who can be the purpose -- and apply. Well Daniel -- can be a top six forward a lot of teams the mystery with -- it was why he did not score while he was with buffalo don't forget this is the guy I -- -- number twenty overall the entry draft. And it was because he would proved that he was a scorer as a junior and that talent usually doesn't evaporating sometimes it becomes suppressed. Occasionally. Because in a case like Zach Campbell where you have an undersized player who really over achieved as a junior. He just can't realize those numbers in the NHL but -- has blinding speed I mean he's really fast. And he still shows the ability to picked the corner and go to the dirty areas. That's the stuff which top six forwards are made so you could make the argument easily the Daniel -- could be a top six for the reason he isn't. Is because -- the Bruins have mortality players who were usually in those positions and Pete he is a tremendous penalty killer. And most of the time. If you have a Winger. Who's a tremendous penalty killer you don't have -- a top six role because that's screws up your rotation following your penalty kill it there are exceptions certainly. But most of the time that guys in a bottom six -- in the top six role. Of these auctions so here's your system -- legitimate effort you're gonna -- take you behind the -- you are a huge -- and you know not Jacqueline ticket package is kicking I don't know this for a lot of commentaries. -- -- when you're talking. -- gives me this little note like that give me this look like that when we're not actually I was supposed to be reject finishes I have one more thing that'll that's okay. Go ahead that's total traditional the federal -- there -- they've handed it. But his head in his hands. Another signal. That they don't believe this credit. What they were. No one more is just a little positive fingers near what do you think you ever closer to get -- attention to tell you something did you -- good luck Thursday night for -- something out -- and that you totally secure Knight coached there based kind of like Wendell Kim. Who would have. But -- let me -- I was yelling no no no not go go go back and you know we talked a lot after game two we talked a lot about the -- defenseman and also be -- and we talk about the kids. And all that young but yeah I think Erica if you want to get rid of -- in New York Jack you -- -- my dead -- to ask you about now we talked a lot about them. Did you notice them last night and -- what did you notice. There was a seminal moment in that game and it came in the second period. For -- crude. When Claude Julian. Jumped him up and played him top four minutes. In the second period the Bruins time on ice leaders work Johnny boy chuck. At nine minutes and twenty seconds leading the team. -- by the ways and you know Chara played seven minutes and 32 seconds. The number two guy on the Boston Bruins in game three. Of the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. On the road trailing. 10. Was -- crew at eight minutes and 39 seconds 839. In any period of any playoff game that's projecting. To a 25 minute night. That is serious trust and what that says is that Claude -- on the road. Not really caring what the match up is when he sends crew got on the ice knows that he's got a really really good player. In his team an -- As much as I was impressed with crude. In Boston where he is in the score book I thought he was better last night. Kind of work on some together again Jack Edwards -- -- for the entire -- guys can be part of this is well 617. As it was 77797937. We can almost gave up my cellphone from on direct. I think a lot of people elect no I don't have to change myself on over which are not interested in doing became very close. I. Court the new look Bruins. As we as we try to figure out what this team is they seem to -- the Jekyll and Hyde persona that debt troubled them in the Toronto series they seemed to have ditched. He'd just hide persona that they had for the last six weeks of the season. And right now they seem to be jackal full time but with a couple of new players that have added some new dimensions to their offense certainly. Without at least seemingly hurting their defense too much. The three of us together along with some callers we can work on trying to figure out. Who are these Bruins now what what do you make of them now. Yeah well I think they're chuckle with the threat of hide and and that's good in older and and the high it is not. The irresponsible and caring. Don't. Provide back check pressure sure forward. It is the tweaking get nasty if you want and there are about three levels and nasty that this team has yet to tap into. That it will need at some point in the playoffs if it continues to advance like maybe against Pittsburg in the next round or maybe even Ottawa who -- Could be I think there are a lot of there -- a lot of amazing developments in this playoff stretch. That all riveted on those last ten minutes in the third period in game seven against Toronto because if not for that we're talking about pulling parts. Apart from the hole and and selling some of more often telling others just a walk. And bringing in new parts but because of this. This. Amazing set of circumstances where we have. The Bruins advancing and defensemen getting hurt and young defensemen coming up and making them faster in younger. And they need that. Well my bolted and that they need that way need to -- mean. It does beg the question it looks timers gonna have to play for the steam when he's healthy he's active player but sure it sure seemed like this is something they needed Michael. Well we've just a shot of -- -- speed shop you -- you've. I think because you've. All the things we talked about what the Bruins Jack and dummy figured this all the things we've talked about during the year the Bruins who complained about them. It's the lack of consistency. So we gonna bring at a young player what are you gonna have. A lack of consistency with young players. Don't that's it I -- hall of Famer -- Krugman yeah I cut you gotta figure at -- the team just started playing to its level in the young guys have added dimension the spotlight. They brought -- -- star or they brought in stars those guys are good. But I don't think they're gonna anchor Bruins team for the next eight to ten years. Well. You know there are different means to get. To an end and the -- inconsistencies. That we talked about that -- this Boston Bruins team all regular season. Mighty hypothesis on the way and feel -- to differ because I'm not saying this is absolute truth. But my hypothesis on it was that there was not enough roster discomfort there there was not the notion that there were some kid. Who was making a lot less than you. Who if he got into your spot in the lineup would win the job away from you. And you when your bigger salary would become immediately expendable. Complacency is a toxic word I wouldn't go that far but it wasn't uncomfortable enough to keep that. Lower level pressure on the roster which. Ironically enough. Absolutely exists in Pittsburgh which of course has an embarrassment of riches of high end talent thanks to race euros moves at the trade deadline. But. And I it sure looked during that Toronto series is if the Bruins had remained with the 2011 roster while the rest of the division. Ottawa. And Montreal. And of course Toronto you know buffalo kind of out there on its own but those other three teams had gotten younger had gotten more mobile's. And had gotten more attack oriented and the Bruins had not. But because of these circumstances that bring up. Guys who had developed. Under the radar park house skiing crew much much better than each of them had shown in the 2012 season. Now this Bruins team looks as if it's ready to turn over the roster into next year. And beyond that you know accorsi got much more urgent things going on right now and we hope for the next few weeks to come. But the futures suddenly looks so much brighter for the Bruins and it creates all kinds of dynamics into the offseason and worked really get way ahead of ourselves but. You know you look at the guys who steals or opt. And you wonder parents Peter -- rally's gonna do with this new found confidence I mean -- Julian playing a guy who's a rookie. Eight and a half minutes as a defenseman in a middle period on the road while trailing. I mean you lap up all those circumstances. Flowed totally. Believes into recruit and part counts he's shown nothing to make it's not think that he's a top six defensemen in the NHL. Consistent -- and -- probably shouldn't be -- you know Jack I totally agree with your point about the competition element that they've brought into -- is complacency. Which is a word that we around a few times on the show. You could probably at a few other things that these two kids that have brought. David has fired -- -- one of the big complaints are excuses made for the Bruins as a -- to play this -- schedule all. Crew -- and and park -- have to play that tough schedule that -- more -- -- games they -- board games like them on the short amount of time public Bruins right that in the -- -- playing three nights in a -- everywhere you play three games in three nights and usually in three different cities while they sure don't -- as -- may well maybe it's the young legs elements and that's part of what data exactly -- -- -- right that's but that's exactly it that's what I'm saying -- city in. In the condensed schedule. The way the Bruins wore down the way they weren't able to sustain and extend leads the way they gave up third period leads and by the way came from behind in the third period to win last night on the road. That and because of the condensed schedule. The condensed schedule was exaggerating. The week tendencies. Of the core of this team now which which war that they were resilient because they were young. They weren't especially fast because they didn't have that. Ability to turn guys over within the roster and put fresh legs into the into the lineup so. You know may be these dynamics don't hold water may be rise to gas and I'm looking back in hindsight and saying yeah I must have been right but you know what I. I think that there's a common thread here and it was indeed for younger talent that could. Augment the core and maybe get its attention and they they certainly have maybe certainly they get involved. Another buzzword we thrown around over and over again I ask you about in the second wanna grab a couple calls for Ricky in Somerville -- Curome Jack Edwards plus alcohol. AP had appreciate you actively get closer to me I've talked about Michael Michael play out which one his head -- the board -- the the most complete team and he can you be surprised if they don't go to the Stanley Cup. Bob knows me I senator. I said that. Yelling -- dead -- how did you watch the Pittsburgh Penguins they. If you -- Jack -- next few. Day in day out for trying to keep they have much better talent -- get the best player in the game. Malkin have unbelievable we'll keep shall -- -- active and keep -- outbid -- and the only who's been beatable. Ricky who's -- well that's a big one that was exactly the point I may I said although Pittsburgh may have the advantage. With a better set of forwards -- -- equivalent or almost as good -- the defense have a goalie. -- they -- -- that the deadline would occasionally they got a relative Marriott involved offensively despite. The word to get it are much more complete team report. Now they don't have a goal according to talk about it at this point in my comments I -- hold on the second and how how much influence you put on now what what percentage of greatness do you attribute to goaltending. I can sort of out of it and I'm not -- Ricky -- you're not argument that is what does wanna converse with you hear what what -- arguing that the previous. And it's only gonna make a point what percentage of our public -- answer -- as a percentage -- innings and how how important I. They got there have to be at least 50% of the game -- at least. Maybe not maybe having fun. How well it does 75% of the -- you just said to grasp is the biggest advantage the Bruins have any. Given that anybody's gonna get better skilled players looked -- what was that you want to make police it would -- skilled players they -- -- I'm telling you Pittsburgh is gonna beat them. Okay while they maybe don't let Ricky if it would be. It would be huge disappointment to me at this point given how complete I think the Bruins are. In all three of those phases Jack got a matchup penguins improvements I mean we should be doing this but we are on -- -- on radio -- it close not going into a Bergeron got going at duke is not as just the the racial box on a radio. I have matchup are right. Here's the thing. This is it is my favorite theme of the day and a speaking out with -- producer before the end the show up this. If you can -- take the NHL and put it into Greek mythology. -- sure -- Dipped the roster of the Pittsburgh Penguins into the river Styx. Much his achilles' mother did. But of course achilles' mother was cell holding him by the heels and sure enough the -- found the -- Well one race -- dip the Pittsburgh Penguins roster into the river -- which guaranteed that warrior in mortality in battle. He had his thumb and forefinger. Pinching over the name of Marc-Andre Fleury their goal. And sure enough he's there Achilles heel however. That's why they got Thomas spoke un -- and as a guy who has won only seven playoff games in his entire career but four of them have come this year the reason for that. Is that bloke who makes the stop he's supposed to make. He's probably not gonna be the kind of guy who steals gains -- With the talent that Pittsburgh has if Pittsburgh's talent plays to its capabilities. And that's -- if that's not certain. If Pittsburgh's talent plays to its capabilities in form a goalie who makes the saves he's supposed to make. As -- who does and Marc-Andre Fleury often does not. You would have to think that Pittsburgh would be favored against Boston because of its significant. Experience. And depth and hole advantage at the very top end of talent. I don't think that's good management I think the Bruins -- more complete overall. As you -- include goalie in the conversational couldn't find this fine it'll be held in the series a -- Ellis take the Bruins right now the way -- play and I will take the Bruins like confidence in me I take him in six -- -- the Bruins. Aren't. Stick it out and -- it got past the Rangers I didn't even know the penguins beat Ottawa but that's a girl was just six right now electorate that is homers and with this transcendent. There anyway what are we went and we get over -- this I was talking Greek mythology at all while back homer homer after the break all right we've got -- -- -- joke to make. I don't coming up plus. Exclusive. Jack we have exclusive bodies so what happened with the war last night you know dorsett. We've got exclusive audio nobody's ever played story coming -- Hollywood Jack Edwards we. Jack Edwards with a -- Ali. -- -- half hour -- Jack -- we got a bunch of people on all got Samir calls a few minutes 61777979. 37. A -- Michael earlier jacket last night. And so many great things about hockey all wrapped up into one game yeah. Just so cool want to -- in addition to being a good close hockey game with the team being rewarded. For. Being greedy going to -- -- etc. You guys get hit in the face -- talks with sticks -- backed out there. Let's -- army just -- right blood everywhere. Yeah but the whole. Mental physical element to the Horton dorsett. -- had -- is like the ultimate summation of why I love hockey. Yeah yeah and and it's kind of it's it's one of the emotional outlets that we get from watching the game because. Really. We would be. We want to project ourselves into situations where we could. Administrate justice for ourselves and our friends in our loved ones so quickly and easily right. Where you could you could enforce a little bit of frontier justice which of course we get you thrown in jail in the real world but. It's one of the things it's so compelling about hockey Derek Dorsett is a guy who is. You know he's a hardworking player and he has really worked hard to get to the NHL. Nobody gets to the NHL and Jon Scott who just signed another contract with buffalo by the -- included. Nobody gets the NHL without being a really good athlete you have to have something that makes you outstanding probably two or three different. Tools that make you outstanding. And Derek Dorsett has enough for those that he's a serviceable NHL player. You know when we've been talking about the lack of brand and frost in a New York Rangers sweater and the loss of Brandon Dubrionsky in the Nash trade. They've looked for that kind of element. And haven't been able to come up with. You know it they they would love to have Ryan clos healthy but he's not able to to do that for -- so -- goes out there. And he wants to mix it up. And the way the broadest look at it if Derek Dorsett takes any broad who was dressed for game off the ice that is advantage Rangers because. Derek Dorsett is not a good price wouldn't it would be healthy scratch for the ball so -- current on this one of the whole thing Jordan comes on this morning -- Dennis and Callahan was asked about it here's here's some of his explanation for what happened. Hurt he's doing his job he he got ourselves -- serve in the first period. The book that caters. He's the third match gimmick it's part she's gonna try to donors give them. -- -- it is must also marsh is probably their best player in the series so far so I don't do -- other. You know -- people there. Plate and say they're looking to panels. Can you -- our star. As being very polite when Shawn Thornton went out there so the question becomes what he actually sake as we saw the stakes got raised right Michael we -- but little cross checks back and forth so what is it. That Shawn Thornton said to Dorsey and we have some some microphones out there this was this is what we picked up. Got an -- supplied from the on the -- a bit. Given the on your huckleberry. Is everywhere and maybe it was what right do. Stand. Wait you. -- optics and meet the Packers. This world Curtis I think more development more. Florio are you sure wasn't this -- Yeah. Knocked him. To try not to -- Yeah it's it's a beautiful thing and it's what's really wonderful about the game and and as you know. There's there's guys in the Brendan Walsh who played. -- you know for -- and really gave -- -- a professional player probably just wasn't good enough statistic. But today he's working in law enforcement on had a chance meeting with the many he. Was talking about Chris Neil against who he played in the NHL and mile courses is that guy for. The Ottawa Senators but has a lot more talent than Dorsey can score. Ahead and now -- yeah I was I was running around a little bit one game and there was a face off. And -- just calmly sidled up to -- like nobody in the stands could see it but he says to me. -- that now. -- -- gonna take your head off okay. -- -- I behaved the rest of the game and and that's that's really what it is it's there's a line you can cross and if you cross it. It's gonna be nasty and you don't wanna go there and -- a -- is skilled is Sean Thornton who has routinely taken apart. Men -- are larger. And have bigger reach and probably or are at least as strong as he is. Because he's such a good technical fighter. That's that ought to be enough -- a warning it's certainly was for Derek Dorsett although we should expect dorsett to mix it up like crazy in game four because I -- -- -- importance. Authorities say hell out of them that's his job I hope he does mix it up and I hope they sent Orton on the Chrysler hoping beats the hell out of them that's the funny thing about this Bruins team it's why they are still well constructed. You wanna play skating game the -- skating game you wanna hit they'll hit you wanna be -- do what they do but if you wanna try to to muscle up against Brad Marchand the support not -- he'll get chill or not try to fight you make you look bad I love that whole element -- 6177797937. David but hang in on Greenfield I did. I don't do it -- And we used to outlawed here in west compare the state tournament semi trailed upon you know you -- on for two hours. Your fingers are retired you couldn't take -- stage you couldn't play. That really triggered you could butcher's gate so an out right -- and -- -- upon and get a little bit when you're done. That's what you would have -- you -- -- guys willing -- -- upon. Europe and as long as they stayed together they get some skill players -- don't I'm not so -- that challenge -- What. It's gonna say LP struck Wear them through that through the year urgent criticism from collars. He's -- one -- them he's never ever strayed from his police in the in the team. And I think they're getting to the point where it's hard as they play their game. Let the skill players play when they can play they get a chance that this I don't know what -- -- think about. There and I'll tell you this first ball great great metaphor. And and that is so true. And you know if you want a project ahead and and presume that Pittsburgh table to get past Ottawa and there's no guarantee that. Game four tonight up in Ottawa with a sense trying to pull -- two games apiece. The primary reason that they thought that -- gamble would be such a good fit in ball -- he is willing to shovel the pot. And despite his 500 plus NHL goals. Despite his winning the rocket Rashard. Trophy a couple of times despite him being a sure shot hall of Famer he's willing to -- upon Mark Recchi. Willing to -- -- and that and that's a great way to put it as beautifully point Bob isn't stone. Hey I don't Bob. I first of all I don't agree with dad caught he must've been language and the -- -- lied he I'm -- defensively. I don't think there -- strong the rewards they've gotten better. By and -- to wrap up -- topic but I don't believe that I will say it don't we're going. -- have to play against vocal. -- somebody in the troubles gone against them but I think it is a different team and. These have trouble scored against Lundqvist to -- have had too much trouble so far in the series. Right right well that's what I'm saying it but I believe the fly and show you the recipe -- -- the penguins. And that is the total -- feet. Completely. Critical to coordinate it if anyone had their share result -- I believe that's they beat the penguins. I'm if they wanna create -- skate shoot out. They won't -- Because if you want to write a part that that Pittsburgh is. Out mortality -- -- you know collect at Sidney Crosby Malkin. -- -- Let's not on the Ottawa Senators -- yet that's the big game tonight. I think Pittsburgh -- -- -- like that's a good people would have. You you probably know better than anybody yet -- -- regular season we played its part. Portable believe every game we played. We weren't weren't -- almost gave me a lot nor I are shoot -- -- -- not only because a couple back and we. Right third period collapse right. You know this stupid callers in a -- what's -- about the playoffs that brings the best in our callers -- Mike and Michael but. Bob excellent observations. Right Pittsburgh can be beaten if you play smash mouth hockey against them and we have seen. The that is exactly what brings out the best of the Boston Bruins. You know Pittsburgh did not see. The Milan -- teach that we have seen in the last three weeks and they certainly didn't seeded David -- unit we've seen in the last three weeks. And if the Bruins can continue to get meaningful contributions. From puck moving defenseman who wore a bit on the green side. They may -- reject give Pittsburgh a dose of its own medicine which is that the best defense is a good -- if you have the puck in the attacking zone. In -- bringing enough pressure and you're playing the body. Maybe things work out for you -- as I said earlier in -- hell of a series and you know what if they end up playing Ottawa. Again providing they get past the Rangers have not told me or anything yet in a world that I'm assuming that elect. I was in the Booth for game seven against Philadelphia okay -- -- -- says it's not over until. You've you've exorcise those demons exercise in the next few errors Marc Staal cut back in the series. You know lighten him. You can fool the doctors yeah yeah apps allow good luck with that maybe they ultimately the way Philly did and the Bruins all get hurt the way they did in two grass regress is back three years that all of those things come true and the Rangers actually get some scores that that don't exist right now. Then I'll worry about it aspirin right now I'm not worry about it. I we will watch articulate by the way big big commitment pre and post game tomorrow on -- -- plus says will be with the an hour before game time starting at 6 PM. On -- and plots before the game. And that we're gonna go ala. We're gonna go to we blow afterwards immediately following the end of the game. And as soon as we connect get the rig -- in in Madison Square Garden don't go to your runs tons of live coverage. You know because something rhymes makes it OK gonna do work. He's got to go to your left off but it'll take a deep breath again there are Jack I need some I need some of -- -- some of your mythological expertise maybe you can come up with the right media. That is a good girl for what Peter surely did. Last in next Jack Edwards with a -- or your calls for months full salt and -- Adobe media he does kind of look like -- some of the most interesting man in the sun. A closer to -- world. Legitimate or illegitimate. But the difference knowledge that. -- legit a purse or in the first born son of the most interesting man in the world. -- look abuse last night and torts every. Was confused by especially the the winning goal they Jack hit the nail on the head he was looking around wondering where -- brand across once after let us celebrate -- -- to be -- a -- still gap protection put the puck in the net a way that destroyed my own team. -- -- -- why he's got the general manager -- an -- -- -- citizens on tour I was gonna say guys aren't final call -- -- let's say they're destroyed my team whatever you wanna say it utterly offensive weapons did have a tough -- to deal with or so hey what do you have left. John Doral and not much so Jack. Is there a -- You -- think -- your mr. mythology. Is there a myth. About going on a journey to look for something only to find out that it was right back you're known all along yeah that's The Wizard of Oz okay. -- and as different from Jason in the organized strike is he also went on a quest wizard of Voskuhl and police. Is it possible that the puck moving defenseman. Which we heard every single year how long that we've been hearing about the Bruins need for a puck moving defenseman. Forever right right. They'd search -- every year they tried so many different guys from -- to how overlay. Joke or -- every year was a new version of the puck moving defenseman. And I just wonder in annual -- understand much more so that we do. While he was out there looking for -- guy in free agency or in the trade market at the veteran level. It sure seems as if Peter Shirley was also trying to develop that from the inside and watching both crude -- -- -- play. It sure seems like that was the more effective strategy for fine. -- and and here's here's what you have to do you have to tip your cap to. The people working. Under Peter sure relic who were giving him scouting advice because. Will remember. How much Craig Weller Byron bits and a 20102. Round selection were worth right because they got the bruins' Dennis Seidenberg you're ever the other guy and that trade that would be broadcast. That's correct. That's correct. Matt -- -- -- and that's because the Bruins scouts saw him what he was playing. At Ohio State. And liked what they saw and understood. What he had and what he could give the team they knew he wasn't ready yet. -- you know I'll I'll be the first to tell -- I didn't think he was ready for the way he's playing right now. -- -- Actually was in that wonderful position. Because he was the CC AHA player of the year last year. Because of his rather diminutive size 59. And now listed -- a 180. He was -- -- past in the NHL entry draft when he was eighteen years old but Tom and asked this is coach at Michigan State said. That -- crude is everything you could possibly ask for in a player and a captain I mean. You know professional coaches usually don't in gauging that kind of language unless they really really mean it. And and asked this who had taken over for a legend Ron Mason Michigan State. Wasn't about to try to make headlines buying by saying something. That was off the mark well you know he was on the mark with -- recruit the Bruins won the bidding war. Obviously they convince him that quickly there would be a place forum. But who's. We saw it happening now I mean I certainly didn't know be the first to tell you I didn't think to recruit was even going to be in the equation this year. And as it turns out through two rounds of the playoffs. He's one of the most interesting stories -- is on this -- Our quick question for you before we get these calls because people -- lined up they wanna talk to you more than -- I'm guessing. Do you think with the emergence of bark out skiing group that ferret is done he will no longer be a Boston for a. I don't know -- no longer be a Boston Bruins but it's certainly moves the leverage insure rallies favor and not fair -- -- as the salary cap comes down next year. And -- -- is an unrestricted free agent. This is not helping his bargaining position one little -- have very effective top. Valuable player -- This is not playing in his hand Kevin is in the car -- Kevin. There are Benedict the attack on our current. -- -- -- -- There are a lot Borough or art party here. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Every vote all the Red Line. In -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Aren't our economy and Aaron -- ordered back. 08 and Aaron John I have -- Well but here's the thing. -- have then and and here's the -- Kevin and I and and we all know we all know we're never gonna see -- -- guy like that who's gonna change the game and such dramatic fashion but but the thing like about to recruit is his decision. That when it's not there he's gonna eat the -- he'll wait for help while holes along the ports or he'll make the safe play chip it up and out of his old. And I can't think -- -- but -- that he has failed to get it out of the zone you know semi emergency situation he's made the right decisions and and you know I appreciate your but number toward war he's never he's never reached that level but -- but but the fact of the matter is. He does have a little bit of that bring odd years always my type movement to a game where it's really -- would go back to break hobby that I cannot be way they were incorrect -- right but. -- both hitting number four -- positive models -- yeah okay but here's the point he's he's inspired cabinets up from. Our Davies improbable -- why didn't anybody tell me we're we're playing a Clinton would pass off I had an avid unity -- before the show everybody else did -- gaming zone and where is -- -- Damien. David you're -- air was up. Damien don't panic -- Yes and it was what's in your mind and. And it got to the ball well all along they not -- an area. I'm allowed under a little while but I do much. Or more popular and I like anything else. Strict it backdoor yeah tear gas act title you take that the wrong way what you might be the most hated announcer. But anybody can NATO but where does -- match I got no problems that as much from the passion I think you have the Bruins. I mean I haven't watched a lot more do you have less and it moved back in this -- and you do that you caught in the game. A little tiger over the top but you you you have to -- the Utah. Ask -- minute hand I have. The only perfect game in this is nice of you with the you should know by now the only person in this town qualified to judge play by play announcers -- minute. But but -- you know what I appreciate the way you put it and I I never have a problem. With anybody takes issue with the way I call game more or. Or the attitude that I media portrayed on the air. As long as there's civil and day and and polls. Their point of view in this same thoughtful way the adjusted and and I got no problem with that if people. Don't like it that's okay too because. A lot of what I try to convey is the emotions that I'm picking up from the Boston Bruins in the arena. And if people like that that's okay is almost always there's an alternative. 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The impact of gun control and gun ownership levels on violence rates
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- Kleck, G. & Patterson, E.B. J Quant Criminol (1993) 9: 249. doi:10.1007/BF01064462
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What effects do gun control restrictions and gun prevalence have on rates of violence and crime? Data were gathered for all 170 U.S. cities with a 1980 population of at least 100,000. The cities were coded for the presence of 19 major categories of firearms restriction, including both state- and city-level restrictions. Multiple indirect indicators of gun prevalence levels were measured and models of city violence rates were estimated using two-stage least-squares methods. The models covered all major categories of intentional violence and crime which frequently involve guns: homicide, suicide, fatal gun accidents, robbery, and aggravated assaults, as well as rape. Findings indicate that (1) gun prevalence levels generally have no net positive effect on total violence rates, (2) homicide, gun assault, and rape rates increase gun prevalence, (3) gun control restrictions have no net effect on gun prevalence levels, and (4) most gun control restrictions generally have no net effect on violence rates. There were, however, some possible exceptions to this last conclusion—of 108 assessments of effects of different gun laws on different types of violence, 7 indicated good support, and another 11 partial support, for the hypothesis of gun control efficacy.


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The impact the All Blacks substitutes are making became obvious on their Northern Hemisphere tour.
Beauden Barrett looked like a match-winner at Aviva Stadium when he came on in the final quarter. His power and ability to break tackles helped put the All Blacks on the front foot. And how they needed something or someone to do that.
Ryan Crotty didn't have to do a lot for his try as the All Blacks mounted their desperate comeback, but he was extremely tidy after coming on. He straightens the attack well and is an excellent defender.
Dane Coles, on after halftime for Andrew Hore, had the presence of mind to slip the pass to Crotty, and Ben Franks made his presence felt. His try built on the comeback.
Afterwards coach Steve Hansen paid credit to his 23-man team and it was thoroughly appropriate. Test rugby is all about depth.
For Crotty, it was the end of a superb year. He started every match for the Crusaders and Canterbury and has added something from the bench every time for the All Blacks.
"I guess I was Johnny on the spot a wee bit there," he said of his try. "I owe Colesy a few beers over the summer, he gave me a nice wee offload there, a good plum. [I'm] excited, very proud, I guess I can rest easier over the summer."
Although referee Nigel Owens sent it to the TMO for approval due to hints of forward passes from Aaron Cruden and Coles, Crotty was sure it was legal.
"I thought it was well back. I thought that would have been tough to take it back for us.
"I had it in mind that there was a kick to win and I tried to get closer but the fullback came across and I thought I didn't want to be the guy to knock it on over the line, to put the damn thing down and back Cruds to nail it.
"Azza has kicked a few clutch kicks against us [for Chiefs v Crusaders], it was nice for him to nail one with us on the same team."
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Confidence in UK North Sea up after tax breaks-Deloitte
LONDON Jan 18 (Reuters) - Investor confidence in Britain's North Sea is on the mend with a jump in drilling and deals recorded in 2012 as the oil province, which is in long-term decline, reaps the benefits of recently announced tax breaks, says a study.
Drilling for oil and gas in waters off Britain was 33 percent higher last year than in 2011 while deal activity surged by around a third in the period, found a study by Deloitte published on Friday.
"After several years of caution and uncertainty, we have a more positive environment, where a number of factors such as tax incentives, high oil price and appetite to invest have combined to make 2012 the most encouraging year for a long time," Graham Sadler, managing director of Deloitte Petroleum Services Group, said.
The British part of the North Sea was rocked by a tax hike in March 2011 which prompted dire forecasts about the future of production. Those warnings appeared to be borne out by a dramatic 19 percent slump in oil and gas output in 2011.
New tax breaks, for older oil fields, heavy oil fields, deep-water fields and others have since given the industry more certainty and are helping provide a shot in the arm for the region, where production has been in decline since 1999.
Deloitte's study found that interest in field development, key to ensure discoveries progress to the production stage, was at a 10-year high with the government granting 21 field development approvals, boding well for a return to output growth.
A study published in December forecast that British oil output would rise in the next few years and in the past three months, the $7 billion Statoil Mariner project and two other substantial projects, Dana's $1.6 billion investment in the Western Isles, and Talisman's $2.55 billion Montrose redevelopment, have all been given the go-ahead.
In contrast to the British part of the North Sea, drilling in the Norwegian North Sea dropped 19 percent in 2012 compared to the year before. Continued...


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Nietzsche's on the Genealogy of Morals: Critical Essays
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BeschreibungIn this astonishingly rich volume, experts in ethics, epistemology, philosophy of mind, political theory, aesthetics, history, critical theory, and hermeneutics bring to light the best philosophical scholarship on what is arguably Nietzsche's most rewarding but most challenging text. Including essays that were commissioned specifically for the volume as well as essays revised and edited by their authors, this collection showcases definitive works that have shaped Nietzsche studies alongside new works of interest to students and experts alike. A lengthy introduction, annotated bibliography, and index make this an extremely useful guide for the classroom and advanced research.
InhaltsverzeichnisPart 1 Introduction: In the Beginning: Reading Nietzsche's On the Genealogy of Morals from the Start Part 2 Part I: On Genealogy Chapter 3 1. A "Dionysian drama on the 'fate of the soul'": An Introduction to Reading On the Genealogy of Morality Chapter 4 2. Nietzsche, Re-evaluation and the Turn to Genealogy Chapter 5 3. The Genealogy of Genealogy: Interpretation in Nietzsche's Second Untimely Meditation and in On the Genealogy of Morals Chapter 6 4. Nietzsche's Style of Affirmation: The Metaphors of Genealogy Chapter 7 5. Nietzsche and the Re-evaluation of Values Chapter 8 6. Genealogy, the Will to Power, and the Problem of a Past Part 9 Part II: Reading the Genealogy : Focused analyses of parts and passages Chapter 10 7. Slave morality, Socrates, and the Bushmen: A Reading of the First Essay of On the Genealogy of Morals Chapter 11 8. Lightning and Flash, Agent and Deed Chapter 12 9. On Sovereignty and Overhumanity: Why It Matters How We Read Nietzsche's Genealogy II:2 Chapter 13 10. Finding the Ubermensch in Nietzsche's Genealogy of Morality Chapter 14 11. The Genealogy of Morals and Right Reading: On the Nietzschean Aphorism and the Art of the Polemic Chapter 15 12. We Remain of Necessity Strangers to Ourselves: The key message of Nietzsche's Genealogy Chapter 16 13. Nihilism as Will to Nothingness Part 17 Part III: Critiquing Genealogy Chapter 18 14. The Entwinement of Myth and Enlightenment: Re-reading the Dialectic of Enlightenment Chapter 19 15. Translating, Repeating, Naming: Foucault, Derrida, and The Genealogy of Morals Chapter 20 16. Nietzsche, Deleuze and the Genealogical Critique of Psychoanalysis: Between Church and State Part 21 Part IV: On Politics and Community Chapter 22 17. Nietzsche's Genealogy: Of Beauty and Community Chapter 23 18. Nietzsche and the Jews: The Structure of Ambivalence Chapter 24 19. Nietzschean Viture Ethics Chapter 25 How We Become What We Are: Tracking the "Beasts of Prey"
PortraitChrista Davis Acampora is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College and The Graduate Center of the City University of New York. Her numerous publications include A Nietzschean Bestiary , co-edited with Ralph R. Acampora published by Rowman & Littlefield, 2004. She is Executive Editor of The Journal of Nietzsche Studies.
PressestimmenThis volume is an excellent collection of essays. It offers the right mix of perspectives, topics, and settings that will help any reader of theGeneology, students and scholars alike, in navigating one of Nietzsche's most important and challenging texts. Highly recommended. -- Lawrence J. Hatab, Louis I. Jaffe Professor, Old Dominion University This is an exceptionally strong collection, gathering together some of the most insightful commentary on Nietzsche's most important book, of leading scholars in North America, Europe and beyond over the last twenty years. This substantial new volume is a very welcome contribution to the literature and ought to occupy a prominent place on any list of recommended reading for students of Nietzsche's text. -- Duncan Large, University of Wales at Swansea Nietzsche's Genealogy of Morals looms larger in the Nietzsche canon with each passing year. Something about this work speaks to the ethical predicament of modernity in a way that seems to be full of promise and is yet deeply unsettling and enigmatic; hence the continuing, and increasing discussion of this work by philosophers. Christa Acampora's collection brings together an impressive group of writers who have been at the forefront of contemporary debates on the Genealogy, and will for the near future be the standard work of reference on the topic. -- Henry Staten, professor of English, University of Washington
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Music Superstar Wyclef Jean Joins 'The Mission'
Music Superstar Wyclef Jean Joins 'The Mission'
By Gary G. Toms
Singer, rapper and producer extraordinaire Wyclef Jean will appear in "The Mission Is Possible: A Youth Awareness Documentary," which was filmed at the Queens Public Library's Arverne Branch over the summer. The project now is in post- production, and the film is expected to receive rave reviews. The documentary centers around four ex-cons (three males and one female) in rap sessions with at risk youth and parents from the Rockaway area.
The project is a collaboration between Boedai Entertainment, Real 2 Reel, and several sponsors, some of which include BEST BUY, The Queens Public Library, DuArt Film & Video, Entenmanns and the Weed and Seed Program.
Kelli Cooper, also known as "Kelli C", the founder, President, and CEO of Boedai Entertainment, was a producer on the film. She graduated from Far Rockaway High School in 1984, and continued her education at St. Francis College, where she earned a Bachelor of the Arts in Communications in 1989.
It was also in 1989 that Cooper joined the New York City Police Department. In 1996, she was named Police Officer of the Year, and she is currently a delegate in the Guardians Association, an organization within the NYPD consisting of black law enforcement representatives. Her present assignment is Youth Officer at the 114th Precinct, in Astoria. Cooper is a 13-year veteran of the force.
Wyclef Jean first hit it big as a prime mover in the groundbreaking Fugees, whose 1996 masterpiece The Score stands as one of the most influential records in hip-hop history. On that album, Wyclef pioneered a production style that became unavoidable throughout the rest of the '90s: real life street hip-hop seasoned with a radio-friendly musical, lyrical and vocal sophistication. The Score sold more than 11 million copies worldwide, won two Grammys (including Best Rap Album), and paved the way for the successful solo careers of all three of its members.
In 1997, He released "Wyclef Jean Presents the Carnival," a double-platinum album that featured the emotionally powerful hit single "Gone Till November," which earned him a Grammy nomination in the Best Male R&B Vocal Performance category. His second solo CD, The Ecleftic -- 2 Sides II A Book, was even more musically adventurous than his previous work; from the pulsating "Dirty South" to the socially-conscious neo-protest ballad "Diallo" to the R&B smash "911," in which he performed a duet with Mary J. Blige.
In addition to his solo work, Jean found time to collaborate with Whitney Houston on her smash "My Love Is Your Love" and Carlos Santana on his chart-topping hit, "Maria Maria."
Recently, Wyclef has worked with Mick Jagger and Sinéad O'Connor on their latest releases, as well as collaborations with U2, Destiny's Child, Michael Jackson, and Rita Marley.
"Wyclef kept it real," said DJ SKI973, Vice President of Boedai Entertainment.
The multi-talented artist and producer noted the importance of the project and its message.
"Parents should try being a friend to their kids," said Jean.
"Youth trying to get into the music industry should get an education because the industry is hard to break into today."
"The video centers on steering youth on the right track, avoiding a life of crime and encouraging youth to strive for positive goals," said Cooper.
Director Jason Scianno, whose music video credits (as a production manager) include Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Tony Bennett, Brandy, and Usher, will give the documentary a music video look to appeal to youth. Poplife music recording artists "Series," will host the documentary.
Other sponsors include Paragon Honda, See Factor, Expendables Plus and Center of Hope International, to name a few.
For more information about Boedai Entertainment, you can visit their website at www.boedai.com, or call them at (212) 502-0710.


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International websites offer plenty of advice on how to get out of jury service but it seems the advice isn't needed in this country as New Zealanders have been avoiding sitting on trials well enough on their own.
This must stop, the Government says.
Of the 321,832 people called for jury service in this country last year, 199,760 were excused and another 67,938 failed to show up.
That means more than 80 per cent of people are avoiding their civic duty, leaving fewer than 20 per cent to carry the trial burden.
So far it has been pretty easy to write your own letter citing the reasons you can't attend or to get your employer to write a letter saying business will suffer if you disappear for a week or two on a jury.
It won't be so clearcut in the future, though, as the Government moves to make it easier to defer jury duty but harder to get out of completely.
You will have 12 months to find a more convenient time to attend - or face fines.
The fines system has not worked too well so far, however. We asked the Ministry of Justice how many people had been fined over the past three years - the answer was: one. It is likely fines of up to $1000 will be more forthcoming under the changes as fewer excusals are granted.
Minister of Justice Simon Power expects more people will do their jury service, though, because he thinks people really do want to perform their civic duty.
But the numbers - 80 per cent is a huge number of people avoiding jury service - read like we are a nation prone to shirking that duty.
Employers and staff told the Weekend Herald it's not this but the cost of attending a trial that mainly stops people from going along.
There is no legal requirement for employers to pay their staff member's wages while they are at court, but the rates of compensation paid by the Ministry of Justice while you are in a jury are low, though Power's office says there will be a review of the fee structure "in the medium term".
For some, the impact on their business would be dire if made to attend.
Paul Cheshire of Maraetai owns a small design and drafting business and says he flipped out when he received his last letter asking him to turn up for jury selection.
The letter had asked him to draw a map showing the shortest bus route to court to support a claim for travel expenses - but it also indicated the trial was expected to last three months. This would have been catastrophic for his business, he says.
He was in the middle of a big project and working more than 100 hours a week.
He agrees, to some extent, that serving on a jury is his civic duty, but not if it is going to be financially debilitating.
The chief executive of the Employers & Manufacturers Association, Alasdair Thompson, thinks the high rate of excusals could be linked to the fact New Zealand is a nation of small businesses and that may make it difficult to change the low turn-out for juries. Around 87 per cent of businesses employ four or fewer people, so running a company with one staff member missing can add a huge strain, he says. And at the other end of the spectrum, in big companies senior management who get called up and selected for a trial lasting two weeks or more also has a very serious impact on the business.
"If only people in positions who can easily take time off work are available for jury service, then you can argue that juries don't have a selection pool of the peers of the person who is appearing in court."
This raises the issue of fairness.
Warren Young of the Law Commission, which recommended the change, says it should make a substantial difference because it is important to widen the pool of available jurors.
Young says there is not enough information to draw any conclusions about whether small jury pools affect the outcome of trials but Auckland University associate law professor Scott Optican says he is really not sure a bigger pool makes for a fairer trial. It has always been assumed in common law, he says, that the larger and more representative the jury pool, the more likely you are to get a fair cross-section of the community and hence a fair trial.
But those two elements do not necessarily follow.
"Nor do I think a representative jury, whatever that means, is necessarily the most fair jury, so there may be reasons to not want to let people out of jury service but it's not so clear to me that those reasons ultimately have to do with the fairness of any particular jury panel that's picked."
Criminal lawyer and civil liberties advocate Michael Bott says the level of pay for serving on a jury is so low it's pathetic, and the Government is ignoring the bigger problem.
" If they paid a decent amount, people would probably turn up."
But a jury trial is a right, Bott says, and should not be removed for the sake of efficiencies.
"What that means is he [ Power] is trying to disentitle or block New Zealanders from the civic protection of trial by jury. So on one hand you've got New Zealanders who don't want to participate in jury trials because they get insufficient remuneration by the state, then on the other hand you get good-natured people who will do their best and put up with the economic sacrifice to sit on a jury, and then you have a government who are trying to rob New Zealanders of the birthright of their protection to elect trial by jury."
We spoke to the foreman of a rape case who said his jury had identified the salient issues and agreement looked imminent, when a woman announced she had not been listened to and wasn't happy with the decisions so far but he thinks she just wanted dinner - a free buffet meal was being offered to the jury.
"I got the impression it wasn't so much that she was uncomfortable with the process but that she wanted to prolong the process, as it were."
Other than that, the jury took the case seriously, he says, though early on one juror had fallen asleep during the trial and was discharged.
Trials can be laborious as mountains of forensic and other evidence is presented. They can also be traumatic. During the verdict of Chinese students found guilty of partially decapitating a fellow student then putting his body in a suitcase and dumping him in the Auckland harbour, a juror broke down in tears.
The judge praised the jury and acknowledged some may have found the trial chilling and disturbing. Jurors are sometimes excused from further jury service for a number of years after gruelling cases and routinely offered free counselling.
Jury fees and expenses
Jurors can claim fees for attendance and costs such as childcare, public transport, mileage and parking.
The Ministry of Justice says the fees are not intended to replace wages or salaries, but it will pay:
* For each half-day for the first five days: $31. This rises to $40 for the sixth and subsequent days.
* If you're still at court from 6pm to 9pm the payment for the whole day rises to $89 for the first five days, or $114 for the sixth and subsequent days.
* If you are at court after 9pm (such as when deliberating into the night on a verdict) you will receive $127 for the first five days and $163 for the sixth and subsequent days.


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Another problem solved by global warming
- By Joshua Keating
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy
From Africa to the Himalayas, everyone's worried about global warming's potential to drive world conflict. But what about the disputes it will solve? A long-running argument between India and Bangladesh over a small island in the Bay of Bengal has just been resolved: the island's not there anymore:
New Moore Island [also known as South Talpatti] in the Sunderbans has been completely submerged, said oceanographer Sugata Hazra, a professor at Jadavpur University in Calcutta. Its disappearance has been confirmed by satellite imagery and sea patrols, he said.
"What these two countries could not achieve from years of talking, has been resolved by global warming," said Hazra.
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Would a cash-strapped, city-owned hospital in the Iron Range lose its community spirit if it were to merge? "Not on my watch," said Virginia Mayor Steve Peterson during an online forum on rural health care in Iron Range.
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Before actually buying Scarface I asked a few people what they thought after they played the game. I also checked up on a few reviews on a couple of gaming sites. I was shocked to find that when I went to buy this game, it was all sold out, but eventually, I found a copy a week later.
Things I liked; Its Tony Montana, great soundtrack, excellent sounds (even if it isn't Al Pacino), great weapons, lots of things to do, shark eats you if you swim too long, great features (purchasing exotics), you will get your moneys worth.
Things I didn't like; You can only sell drugs (It'd be great if you could sell extra weapons, cars, smuggle other items other than just coke.), some Felix missions are pointless (how many times do we have to defend a contact?), gangs still take out your fronts even though you wiped out all the gangs, drug deals go bad very easy (the meter things is hit or miss for me), can't import your own music, Femme Fatales are pointless, online component might be fun (my online gang is better than yours).


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How dare youth leaders be like a good teacher who stands, delivers the truth and demands that their kids advance, grow, engage and, well, learn.
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How dare youth leaders be like a good teacher who stands, delivers the truth and demands that their kids advance, grow, engage and, well, learn.
The Verizon guy is my new favorite illustration of what youth leaders are called to be. Our teenagers are in "the dead zone" every day.
Want to share your faith for a full day in natural conversation and make a few bucks in the process?
Did you know that the term "The Great Commission" is never found in the Bible?
I propose we add an 11th Commandment. The Decalogue seems incomplete for a postmodern culture. "Thou shalt not judge." Okay, so I'm being sarcastic here.
You are a very bright girl and, if the Spirit of God truly does dwell in you, you can't help but know better.
Everyone, to a greater or lesser degree, is crazy…except Jesus.
Although I've been called to drive out the sinful practices of the former inhabitants too often I entertain some of the old habits of the flesh.
For those who don't know Christ, this is as good as it gets.
Thank you Lord for pain. Through it you draw me closer to you. By it you drive me to my knees in prayer.
I was raised listening to Michael Jackson's music. But as much as I loved his music I have to admit that he caused me much personal pain.
We just keep giving the unregenerate more and more reasons not to believe in Jesus.
In the words of Charles Spurgeon, "Some brethren pray by the yard, but true prayer is measured by weight-not length."
As I read through Bible I am always secretly impressed at how often and in how many ways the kingdom of God is mentioned or eluded to in some way.
The web can be a hissing snake of temptation trying to get us, not only to bite the apple, but to keep chomping on it all day and night.
David's passionate love for God led to the equal and opposite reaction of his passionate hatred for sin.
Instead of being the good news people, evangelicals often come off as the bad news bears.
Before you knee jerk an answer think deeply about it for a moment. Because if you study the Gospels closely you will see that he was tolerant of sinners, but not of sin.
I've been sharing my faith for 32 years and I totally choked in a McDonald's the other day.
Do you think Jesus would have been on Twitter if it was available while He was on earth?
I honestly don't think that God's wrath gets enough publicity in this pop culture of happy, sappy Christianity.
Discipleship on a youth group level is much more than helping teenagers to understand God's Word and live godly lives.
From time to time I get asked the question, "Do you see salvation as a process or a point in time?" My answer is always "YES!" I believe salvation is both.
I wrote this poem about ten years ago but, unfortunately, I think it's still pretty relevant.
Some youth leaders are on a search for UFOs. They spend night and day on a quest for ET, Everything Tangential.


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It was quite the day for the San Antonio Spurs yesterday as the team made a number of roster moves which, for the most part, allowed them to remain the same.
With teams adding new players as each day passes during this free agency period, San Antonio decided to take care of their own free agents and foreign asset namely re-signing Danny Green, Patty Mills, Boris Diaw, and the no-brainer re-signing of Tim Duncan. San Antonio also signed French guard Nando De Colo who the Spurs drafted in 2009.
Let's dig deeper at these moves:
Green - Despite having a lackluster playoff performance, Green proved himself to be an emerging player for the Spurs with his ability to create his own shot, slashing, outside shooting, and defense. Though there was some interest from the Celtics and Jazz, Green made it clear San Antonio was his preferred destination. He fits into what exactly the Spurs look for in a player - he knows his role, quiet guy off the court, and more importantly, an injection of youth to the aging core of the Spurs' "Big 3."
Green signed a three-year deal worth 12 million dollars (fully guaranteed) which is pretty good financially for the cap-conscious Spurs and also makes his contract an easy tradeable asset.
Mills - The Australian guard may not have gotten much time on the court but when he did, he proved to be quite the offensive player. During the regular season, Mills had a career-high 34 points 12 assists versus the Warriors in Oakland. He is a speedy, hungry, and experienced player who also fits in the Spurs' system. Though he doesn't have much defensive chops, he makes up for that in heart and toughness. Moreover, he is a more reliable backup guard to Tony Parker unlike the very young and raw Cory Joseph.
Diaw - After spending much of last season with the dreadful Bobcats, Diaw was released and signed with the Spurs and made an immediate impact. He displayed stellar passing, rebounding, and was able to score in the paint. And though many poke fun of his battle with the bulge, he proved to be effective in the paint versus bigger player on opposing teams. Add the fact he and fellow French countryman Parker showed their chemistry on the pick-and roll, and bringing Diaw back was a slam dunk for San Antonio.
In addition, with the Spurs not able to sign any free agent big men and were spurned by power forward Erazem Lorbek, bringing back Diaw was necessary.
Diaw signed a two-year, 9.2 million dollar contract.
Duncan - Aside from being the Spurs true center and threat in the paint, do I really need to go into detail about San Antonio re-signing TD? Let's just say he is retiring a Spur and signed a three-year deal with a no trade clause. Did it really need that though?
De Colo - Stashed away since 2009, the Spurs finally brought over from French guard Nando De Colo. De Colo is a big guard at 6'5", has plenty of experience playing professionally in the Euroleague, and will likely play both the point and shooting guard in the NBA making him quite a versatile player on the Spurs' roster. However, he isn't the quickest guard and his outside shot can use some work. But he makes that up in a high basketball IQ and timely assists.
With Diaw, Parker and De Colo, the Spurs will definitely have all of France keeping an eye on the team next season.
De Colo signed a deal for 2.8 million dollars over two years.
Next season's Spurs' squad should look much like last season's team but the Spurs still need to address the lack of size on the roster. Duncan, Diaw, Bonner, Splitter and Blair just hasn't been enough against bigger teams in the NBA. Bonner is one-dimensional, Splitter has yet to prove to be a bigger contributor, Blair is too undersized, leaving Duncan as the only viable threat in the paint for the Spurs.
Adding these players is great for team chemistry but there is still work to do if the Spurs want to capture title number five.
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If you're into decorating, certain magazine pictures stay with you forever. One like that for me, was the House Beautiful feature of The Barefoot Contessa, Ina Gartner's Manhattan apartment, with pumpkin orange velvet drapes (yes, I know I've mentioned them before ; ).
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Memorial Services for Grover L. James, age 64, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 22, 2014 at his residence, 1315 Miller Road, Sealy, Texas 77474 with Chaplain Daniel Schramm officiating.
Grover L. James died on March 11, 2014 at his home in Sealy with his family at his side. Grover fought a long hard battle with prostate cancer for the last several years of his life.
He was born on July 15, 1949 in Beeville.
He is preceded in death by his parents Lt. Colonel Kenneth Leon James and Hazel Joyce James.
Grover lived in many places in the United States and across the world. His family settled in San Antonio where he graduated from Robert G. Cole High School on Fort Sam Houston. He attended both Texas A&M University where he was in the Corp of Cadets and Blinn Jr. College .
In 1977 he met and later married Nancy Koeppen on Dec. 3, 1977. They had 3 children; April, Kristina and Jacob. After trying his skills at several diverse trades he settled on law enforcement in 1991 where he graduated from the University Of Houston Police Academy. He served as an Austin County Deputy Sheriff, Wallis police officer and lastly a Harris County Deputy Sheriff. He was a certified motor patrol escort and certified Mounted Patrol Officer.
Grover is survived by his wife of 36 years, Nancy Koeppen James, daughters, April James, Kristina Birchfield, son, Jacob James and wife Charity, 6 grandchildren, James Gauss, Sabrina and Tyler Paben, Chance Hilburn, Addison and Wyatt James all of Sealy, his brother, Gary and wife Betty of Greensboro, Ga., numerous nieces and nephews and many beloved friends.
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Sauvignon Blanc from Columbia Valley, Washington
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Visions of Bosc pears and key lime pie framed with a wreath of honeysuckle are conjured up after smelling the aromas of our 2009 organically grown Sauvignon Blanc. A crisp entry is followed with luscious flavors of tangerine and lime. The finish is lingering and mouth watering, inviting another sip. Spicy Asian food followed by a cheese plate sounds like a great idea.
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The Gordon Brothers vineyards were established in 1980. They have planted a total of 95 acres, consisting of 25 acres of Chardonnay, 21 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, 20 acres of Merlot, 15 acres of Syrah, 14 acres of Sauvignon Blanc, and one acre of Gewurztraminer. The vineyards lie on a perfectly oriented south-facing slope ranging from an elevation of 600 to 682 feet above sea level, on the Snake River just above Ice Harbor Dam and the confluence of the Snake and Columbia Rivers in southeastern Washington. These mature vines are proving that the Gordon Brothers vineyard has a singular, superior micro-climate. Superb air drainage and all the favorable effects of river sites for grape growing are only two of the reasons that these are some of the most sought-after grapes and wines in the Northwest. View all Gordon Brothers Cellars Wines
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Columbia Valley is the largest of Washington State's wine growing regions, with almost 11 million acres. It encompasses a number of smaller regions, including Yakima Valley, Walla Walla Valley, Red Mountain and more. The vast area consists of a range of climates, allowing viticulturists to plant a diverse selection of grape varieties. Most wineries plant rows sparsely, which helps the vines survive the harsh winters.
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France and Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane has praised Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho for his 'personality and charisma'.
The 20-year-old, who joined the Spanish giants from RC Lens in 2011 for £8 million, has experienced a meteoric rise to prominence, becoming a regular for both club and country after being handed a run in the first-team by the Portuguese coach last year.
And the centre-back was keen to praise Mourinho as the best coach he has worked with so far in his short career.
"Jose Mourinho is a winner, a competitor, and he transmits that to his players. Wherever he's gone he's always created combative teams with lots of character," Varane said in an interview with FIFA.com.
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"I'd never been under a lot of pressure before, either on the pitch or off it, and he said that I'd soon be given the opportunity to find out how I'd react to it. Mourinho kept his word. In the two years I played for him he always kept his word, and he also knew when to throw me in at the right time."
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Spring into fashion with these must-have totes and bags for the season. With the warm weather comes more outdoor activities — the pool, the beach, the park, spring break vacations…Add a trendy and practical accessory to carry all your fun Spring/Summer essentials.
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