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Justin Goldman fielded questions from readers for ninety minutes on Tuesday. Here is the transcript.
Dobber's note: The chat service company is now charging for the code. Which is fine, but to suit the needs of a website of this size I would need to pay about $500/year, which is up substantially from…zero. I put a value on it of about $10 per month that I'd pay. I absolutely believe that you should be paid for your work online (of course). But in my opinion, they priced themselves too high for my particular needs.
As such, the "free" portion of the chat was filled within thirty minutes. The chat continued with the 35 readers who managed to get in. I have copied the transcript and have pasted it here for all to review.
Comment From Hawksfan
with a new coach will Caps give Holtby the reins or does Neuvirth platoon?
TheGoalieGuild: Holtby was the AHL Goalie of the Month in December ... He'll not only earn the role in camp but he's clearly the better goalie right now. Neuvirth struggled overseas during the lockout.
TheGoalieGuild: Holtby 90% odds to start opening night and play close to 28-30 games.
Comment From Mike
Who do you see the long term number 1 in Ana? Obviously, Gibson is the top dog but it looks like Andersen may provide some competition.
TheGoalieGuild: Depends on what you mean by "long term" but I suspect Gibson will start in the AHL next season, need at least 1 year, most likely 2 years, before he's ready to fight for an NHL gig. But he is the Ducks prospect most likely to be that "long-term" starter everyone covets in a keeper league.
TheGoalieGuild: Andersen is a very good prospect but until I see him put together a full season in North America, it's tough to really quantify or qualify his long term upside. He has all the assets, just need a bigger sample size of play in North America.
Comment From Hawksfan
Does Crawford have the #1 spot secure or will Hawks look to acquire someone and who's out there?
TheGoalieGuild: It's secured but only because nobody else is threatening that throne. If I were the Blackhawks, I'd be very worried about goaltending. They don't have anyone legitimate in their top-4. Hutton had a nice run last season but I saw him play live here in Minny for an AHL game and he did not impress or stand out. He could fill the backup role behind Craw but he's not a top-tier #3 goalie like a Lehner or anyone like that. Chicago has goalie issues in my opinion...and I wouldn't want Crawford in my fantasy league because of 12 back-to-back games and a brutal travel schedule.
Comment From Bill Dado
Hey Justin, after Lundqvist who are the 4 or 5 next best goalies for a one year league that counts W/GAA/SV%
TheGoalieGuild: I would say you have to look at Ryan Miller, Pekka Rinne, Jon Quick, and even though these might not be super popular, Cam Ward and Niklas Backstrom. I want to put more stock in Carey Price but the team was bad last season and with all the new faces in the coaching staff and management, it's tough to put Price up in the Tier-1 fantasy guys. Backstrom and Ward are two guys that will play a lot and have great support in front. But yeah, Lundqvist easily my #1 fantasy guy.
Comment From John
Justin, always appreciate your insight into goalie matters. What are your thoughts on the development of Markstrom & Lehner? What do you see them achieving this year and in the next 3 years?
TheGoalieGuild: Everyone wants to freak out about Markstrom and yes he has been inconsistent, but that doesn't mean he's any worse of a goalie technically speaking. It's tough to stay patient when you've had a taste of the NHL, so mentally speaking, I think he's fine and he'll get a chance to fight for a job in training camp this week. Lehner is an absolute stud and even with a 2-way deal, he's going to make a statement in Sens camp. I see both goalies being very close to "starters" in the NHL in three years. Both could potentially work their way into starting roles next season. That's easy to see in FLA, but with Lehner, the Sens need to move Bishop, which they might very well do because three's a crowd. Lehner has come a VERY far way with his maturity since the summer. He's easily one of the Top-3 Top-5 keeper league goalies to own IMO.
Comment From Bill Dado
After Lundqvist who are the 4 or 5 next best goalies in a one year league that counts W/SV%/GAA
TheGoalieGuild: repeat
TheGoalieGuild: Hey Dobber I didn't see the Hiller question ... can you re-post?
Comment From Guest
Sorry Justin, I added a hiller question higher up that you missed
Comment From Gramps
Does Halak have it in him to be a #1 in St. Louis and what are your expectations for Harding this year?
TheGoalieGuild: Halak definitely has it in him ... maybe a little rusty out of the gate, and his high ankle sprain should be 100% fine with no worries or issues (high ankle sprains are terrible for a goalie ... they take forever to heal). I still think because of STL's schedule and knowing every team will want to use two goalies (if they're playing well) I only give a slight advantage to Halak for the workload at like 28-20. Elliott is going to play and that defensive system means both goalies will have good stats, but not as sharp as last season.
TheGoalieGuild: I can't really predict anything for Harding because of the MS in a condensed schedule. He is one of the most amazing "battlers" I've ever seen. He plays with tremendous pride and has to be scraped off the ice when he plays through nagging pains and aches. I see him doing well in 12-15 games.
Comment From Steve
how do you think the short season effects tandems? more games for backup because of b2b's or less because of fewer games?
TheGoalieGuild: I think it depends on every team's situation, but for the most part, you'll see more backups playing more games (especially in the west where the travel is much tougher!!!) and you'll also see another 10-12 AHL starters or #3 goalies getting opportunities and soaking up some starts.
TheGoalieGuild: The numbers work like this...
TheGoalieGuild: In 2009-10 there were 82 goalies that played a regular season game. In 2010-11 there were 87...and in 2011-12 there were 92 goalies total. So you do the math and with a condensed schedule you're looking at a total of 75-77 goalies playing ... roughly 15 goalies from the AHL will potentially get some NHL action. That's significant in a 48 game season. HAVE #3 GOALIES READY TO GO and keep track of the top prospects out there!
Comment From SabreMatt
How much do the Hawks trust Crawford? Short leash? Would Emery be the other "guy"?
TheGoalieGuild: I can't say how much a coaching staff trusts a goalie. In the media they have to trust their goalie....they won't throw a guy like Crawford under the bus. But from scouts I talk to and what I've seen ... Crawford is one of the weaker starting goalies out there. His technique and overall game needs to improve like...right now. But he does work hard and has a very good demeanor ....I just worry in this type of situation that he is going to struggle ... there are so many unknowns, and as a fantasy manager, I want goalies with TONS of experience and TONS of reliability. I have low confidence in Crawford AND in Emery because I don't know how he holds up. He is great in short spurts, like 3-5 games, but not durable enough to carry a heavy workload. Pressure is on Crawford for sure!
Comment From Chris Stewart
was is the best fantasy goalies this year
Comment From SabreMatt
Assuming Luongo goes to the Leafs, (which may or may not happen) do you expect a drop in production, or will he put up his old Florida-esque numbers?
TheGoalieGuild: Drop in production, but still good enough to give the Leafs a really good chance to make the playoffs. I know the Leafs are trying to implement a more defensive-oriented system with Carlyle, but I don't think that happens overnight and I think a lot has to do with chemistry on all 3 D pairings........so if he does get traded, it's an adjustment coming into the weekend and a lot more unknowns. But Luongo is still a very good goalie especially in the regular season and from like games 25-50. Here is a real good article by Cam Charron on the subject...
TheGoalieGuild: http://canucksarmy.com/2013/1/14/the-case-for-roberto-luongo-as-the-canucks-starter-in-2013
TheGoalieGuild: I am now thinking that the Canucks are going to be forced to keep him because there are no legit UFA backups available, Lack is hurt, Climie isn't signed to an NHL contract, and every team DESPERATELY needs two good goalies this season.
Comment From Jason
Do you think Viktor Fasth will get many starts? Does him being sent to Norfolk hurt his chances?
TheGoalieGuild: Fasth was only sent to Norfolk in order to get some game action. He'll play one or two games and either join Anaheim in Vancouver or meet up a day before. It's a very smart move, although does come with a few risks, the pros outweigh the cons. He's a 30-year old mature goalie with a fierce competitive edge. I really like Fasth, but not over-expecting results in a condensed chaotic season.
Comment From Guest
Are Neuvirth, Khabibulin and Harding worth keeping as #3 and #4 goalies for this year? Which one would you drop?
TheGoalieGuild: I would easily drop Khabibulin. Neuvirth will have chances to be a starter elsewhere....I think Holtby is going to win that job and Neuvirth will be moved at some point. Not this season because WSH needs two good goalies ... but Holtby is a very elite young talent with unreal upside (Lehner-esque) so I would keep Neuvirth around. He is still a very good goalie, just being squeezed out of action due to someone that's a bit better. Khabibulin is also not 100% game ready yet...so who knows there.
Comment From Mike
In your opinion, who are the top NCAA goalies this year? Do you see any of these goalies making the NHL? Thanks for your insight.
TheGoalieGuild: Some of the better NCAA goalies that I've seen and like are Adam Wilcox, Juho Olkinoura, Casey DeSmith, Sean Bonar, Chris Rawlings, Matt O'Connor, etc. These are not the top-ranked or best statistical goalies, but goalies I think can play at the pro level. There are many others.......oh and Jared Coreau is making a name for himself as well. Very good low-tier ECHL/AHL goalies in the NCAA that can turn into solid NHL goalies over time. Play the patience game with them. But watch for Rawlings, Coreau, O'Connor to get chances at the pro level.
Comment From Guest
Would you consider a TOR goalie if could be had in late rounds?
TheGoalieGuild: If you're asking me who I would take, it would be Scrivens over Reimer in the latest round possible. I am personally not a fan of inexperienced Leafs goalies. I do love Jussi Rynnas though ... he is a very very good long-term prospect.
Comment From Eric
What do you think of anton Khudobin
TheGoalieGuild: NHL-ready goalie that has done very well in the limited NHL action he's had. I think he earns a few starts just by sheerly performing above expectations and could play in as many as 16 games. That may seem a little high because I do think Rask could be a sleeper for a Top-5 or Top-7 fantasy goalie this year, but Khudobin will make due with his chances. He has really improved his technical game and isn't as "spazzy" as he was a few years ago. Much more refined and consistent.
Comment From Guest
so what do you think the top 2 goalies will be this week
TheGoalieGuild: Ah geez....no idea....experience is everything this season so I'll go with Lundqvist and Miller.
Comment From Kevin
How do you see the next three years unfolding for Lack and Mrazek, given the goalies in front on them?
TheGoalieGuild: Tough to say obviously ... I can project the future without taking into consideration other goalies, so this is a tough question. Lack will be a full-time NHL goalie regardless, and I think Mrazek has come so far in such a short amount of time that his progress will slow down at some point. He needs to get through the potential sophomore slump and stay patient with the development process if he's going to be a Red Wings goalie (that's their MO ... slow and steady development) so in three years I want to see him as an NHL backup as well. A lot can happen in that time frame, but I think he's so athletic and competitive that he is where he is for a reason...moving forward and not looking back. I'll go out on a limb and say he's a full-time NHL goalie before 2016. .
Comment From Eric
Entering a deep league and with many of the of the known starters taken, what back ups could be an option down the road for success. I think khudobin and hackett
TheGoalieGuild: Hackett isn't a backup but yes he's a top prospect. Thomas Greiss is a good one right now. I'm still not sold on Niemi having a long and fruitful NHL career. Keep an eye on Cristopher Nilstorp as well. He's only 28 and has tremendous skill and is already in Dallas' training camp. You obviously have guys like Bernier and Neuvirth and Khudobin and ... yes. .. Jonas Gustavsson. I think he is going to surprise a lot of people.
Comment From christap99
how do you use this chat it not working for me
TheGoalieGuild: yes it is :)
TheGoalieGuild: I take my time on answering stuff as comprehensively as possible, so thanks for being patient with your questions!!! This is the only way I know how to answer stuff.
Comment From Mike Hunt
No love for Rask in your top 5 in a one year league? With Boston only playing 7 back to backs you have to think he should start more than 32 games as you predicted in your workload article? Is Khudobin that good to take 16 starts?
TheGoalieGuild: I think he is very close to being a Top-5 guy like I said a ffew minutes ago. I think experience is a huge X-Factor in a chaotic condensed schedule, but the Bruins are clearly one of the top projected teams in the east, the schedule is in their favor. But Khudobin is no slouch and keep this in mind..........
TheGoalieGuild: ..........if the Bruins have a stranglehold on a home-ice advantage playoff spot, the last few games might be a perfect chance to rest Rask and give Khudobin a few games that other teams fighting for a playoff spot might not have the luxury. But that's just speculation, and one of the reasons why I have Khudobin listed for 16
Comment From Guest
Who is the one goalie that no one has heard of that folks should bury on their farm?
TheGoalieGuild: LOVE this question. OK let me think real quick. That NOBODY has heard of? I'll come back to this in a second, I need to pull up my rankings.
Comment From Dean Youngblood
Surprised to not hear Rask mentioned in your coveted keeper goalies!?! What do you expect from Tuukka?
TheGoalieGuild: Rask has been one of my top keeper goalies to own for the last two years haha. Remember I ranked him #1 for ONE-YEAR goalies last season??? That was a total fail, but the point being that I've been touting him as a long-term stud for years.
Comment From Victor
With Luongo still in town, does Scneider feel like a bust given peoples high expectations this year?
TheGoalieGuild: No, I think even if Luongo stays for the whole season, Schneider's stats in anywhere from 24-30 games will be solid. Depends on league settings.
Comment From Frim13
Do you think Bernier will be traded soon....and where....?
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i have #723 :(
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hopefully I wil get it before christmas
Hi Mike--the signed poster wasn't just for the deluxe package; but it was only for the first 500 pre-orders as I understood it. And we're quite sure the pre-orders have already blown past that number as someone on the other Pinkerton Diaries discussion already said they were order #600+...
Is Rivers still signing the posters, and will they only be signed for the package that's going for 135 dollars?
it will be worth the wait. ordered!
I can't wait :D! i'm gonna pre-order it for Christmas.
What are the chances we'll still get in on time to be one of the first 500?
You've just condemned me to a morning of constantly checking my account to see when payday comes so that I can order. : (
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Acoustic Neuroma Removal
(Neurilemmoma; Vestibular Schwannoma)
An acoustic neuroma is a noncancerous tumor. It grows on the acoustic nerve, which runs from the brain to the ear. This type of tumor typically grows slowly. It may cause hearing loss, balance problems, facial numbness, and headaches.
The Acoustic Nerve
There are three main treatment options for an acoustic neuroma:
- Careful monitoring
- Radiation therapy
- Microsurgical removal
This fact sheet focuses on microsurgical removal.
Reasons for Procedure
- Tumor is growing
- Concern that tumor size may become life-threatening
- Tumor is causing hearing problems
A successful procedure results in complete removal of the tumor with minimal additional hearing loss.
Possible Complications
Side effects may be temporary or permanent. If you are planning to have this surgery, your doctor will review a list of possible complications. These may include:
- Hearing loss
- Excessive eye dryness
- Difficulty with balance
- Ringing in your ears known as tinnitus
- Facial weakness and numbness on the side of the tumor
- Headaches
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Leakage of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
Some factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
- Smoking
- Increased age
- Size of the tumor
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
The following medicines may be given before the procedure:
- Steroids—usually started 48 hours before surgery
- Antibiotic—given by IV right before surgery
Talk to your doctor about your medications. You may be asked to stop taking some medications up to one week before the procedure. These may include:
- Anti-inflammatory medication
- Blood thinners
- Anti-platelet medication
General anesthesia will be used. You will be asleep.
Description of the Procedure
The type of procedure will depend on your condition. Factors such as hearing status and the size and location of the tumor will be considered. One of the following surgical methods will be selected:
This approach is often used when you already have significant hearing loss. The mastoid bone in the skull and bone in the inner ear will be removed. This allows access to the ear canal and the tumor.
An opening will be made in the skull behind the ear. This approach is used for large or small tumors. It makes it easier to see and protect the nerves during surgery.
Immediately After Procedure
You will spend at least one night in the intensive care unit for care and observation.
How Long Will It Take?
The surgery takes about 6-12 hours. The exact length will depend on the size and location of the tumor.
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia will prevent pain during the procedure. You may notice pain after the procedure. Talk to your doctor about medications to help manage the pain.
Average Hospital Stay
The usual length of stay is 4-7 days. Your stay may be longer if there are complications.
Post-procedure Care
At the Hospital
During recovery, you may have some of the following:
- Head discomfort
- Fatigue and sleepiness
- Emotional lows
- Headache
- Lightheadedness
- Nausea
Staff will help you manage these problems.
At Home
When you return home, follow these guidelines for a safe recovery:
- Keep the incision area clean and dry.
- Do not drive until your doctor allows it.
- Ask your doctor when you will be able to return to work.
- Ask your doctor when it is safe for you to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- Take medications as instructed.
Full recovery typically takes 4-6 weeks. MRI scans will be done regularly over the next several years. The scans will check to see if the tumor returns.
Call Your Doctor
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if you have:
- Signs of infection, including fever, chills, and neck stiffness
- Worsening headache
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or any discharge from the incision site
- Nausea and/or vomiting that you cannot control with the medications you were given after surgery or that persists for more than two days after discharge from the hospital
- Pain that you cannot control with the medications you have been given
- Cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain
- Stiff neck
- Runny nose
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
Acoustic Neuroma Association
American Academy of Audiology
Canadian Academy of Audiology
The College of Family Physicians of Canada
Acoustic neuroma. American Hearing Research Foundation. Available at: http://american-hearing.org/disorders/acoustic-neuroma. Accessed June 25, 2013.
Acoustic neuroma. Vestibular Disorders Association. Available at: http://vestibular.org/acoustic-neuroma. Accessed June 25, 2013.
Bennett M, Haynes DS. Surgical approaches and complications in the removal of vestibular schwannomas. Otolaryngol Clin North Am. 2007;40(3):589-609.
Vestibular schwannoma. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated June 19, 2013. Accessed June 25, 2013.
What is acoustic neuroma? Acoustic Neuroma Association website. Available at: http://www.anausa.org/index.php/overview/what-is-acoustic-neuroma. Accessed June 25, 2013.
6/2/2011 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance. http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Mills E, Eyawo O, et al. Smoking cessation reduces postoperative complications: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Am J Med. 2011;124(2):144-154.e8.
Last reviewed June 2013 by Marcin Chwistek, MD; Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.


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(crest of a hill), one of the cities of Judah in the low country. (Joshua 15:44) It was one of the cities fortified and garrisoned by Rehoboam after the rupture with the northern kingdom. (2 Chronicles 11:8) Near it was fought the great battle between Asa and Zerah. (2 Chronicles 14:9-12) It is mentioned once or twice in the history of the Maccabaean war of independence. 2 Macc. 12:35. About 110 B.C. it was taken from the Idumaeans by John Hyrcanus. It was in ruins in the fourth century, when Eusebius and Jerome describe it as in the second mile from Eleutheropolis. South-southwest of Beitjibrin--in all probability Eleutheropolis-and it little over a Roman mile therefrom is a site called Marash, which is possibly the representative of the ancient Mareshah.
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Distributed generation (DG) refers to electricity that is produced at or near the point where it is used. Distributed solar energy can be located on rooftops or ground-mounted, and is typically connected to the local utility distribution grid. States, cities and towns are experimenting with policies to encourage distributed solar to offset peak electricity demand and stabilize the local grid.
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I just recently bought a Dell Mini 10 (not 10v). I have heard different places that it will work or won't work. It has a Intel Atom N450 processor. It has 1GB of RAM.
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September 13, 2013
Bitterness is as much a part of the Bears' storied tradition as the T-formation and a bone-crushing defense.
Pick an era and it's not hard to find former Bears who've enjoyed slinging mud at the organization with which they gained national fame. Brian Urlacher seems to have gleefully accepted the baton from Hall of Famers Mike Ditka, Gale Sayers, Dan Hampton, et al.
I'm mildly amused by Urlacher's sour grapes over his retirement, which he pins solely on the Bears, failing to acknowledge 31 other teams also had no interest in employing him this season. If Urlacher chooses to whine to launch his career as a media darling, have at it.
In an interview with Yahoo Sports, Urlacher lamented how Jay Cutler was the only teammate who never reached out to him after he and the Bears parted ways. If you listen to the interview the future Canton enshrinee did with Graham Bensinger, it's patently obvious Urlacher desperately wanted to disperse that little nugget.
Even if it made him sound like a prom queen who was jilted on the biggest night of her young life.
Cutler, as image-challenged as Urlacher, acknowledged Thursday he never called or text messaged Urlacher, noting "I guess I'll reach out to him."
If he does, he should tell Urlacher his timing for stoking the flames of what obviously was a tenuous "relationship" is horrendous. Cutler's Bears — not Urlacher's — are on a roll. On the heels of witnessing a rare double-digit, second-half comeback in the opener against the Bengals, this is a town that's optimistic over the prospect of Cutler finally being righted by a capable coaching staff.
Cutler's Bears just won a game most expected them to lose. Cutler was one of the biggest reasons the Bears prevailed.
He even smiled and interacted with coaches, silencing (at least for now) many of his most vocal detractors.
Most Bears fans — and I listen to them and read their commentaries every day — have wrapped their heads around the reality that Cutler never is going to create a case of the warm and fuzzies. They'll live with his coarse exterior and questionable bedside manner, provided he throws touchdown passes and courageously scrambles for first downs.
If Cutler continues to do that, Urlacher can't win in a hissing match with the Bears quarterback.
But it could be damn entertaining. No. 54 hasn't been fan-friendly in recent years either. If he seeks only to raise his stock nationally as a tell-all broadcaster, I'll be among those most content to sit back bemusedly and watch Urlacher drain all the equity he gained for being a great player.
•It's been a difficult week for Bears fans to keep their feet on the ground. It'll be even more difficult next week after the Bears thump the Vikings on Sunday.
Adrian Peterson always is a threat and, at this point, we don't know how well equipped the Bears are to stop one of the NFL's few remaining run-oriented offenses. With Christian Ponder at the wheel, however, I just can't see Minnesota prospering on third down the way the Bengals did last weekend.
The Bears will be 2-0 going to Pittsburgh for a date with a Steelers team that is anything but the daunting assignment it appeared to be when we looked at the schedule last month.
•Best move: After a bye or "mini-bye" week, which is what the Ravens have after opening the season last Thursday night, the Ravens are indestructible since John Harbaugh took over as head coach. I love them minus-7 at home against the Browns.
•Under the hood: Ed Hochuli will be in the white hat for Sunday's tilt at Soldier Field. With bad weather in the forecast, I'm hoping UnderArmour gets a fresh box of snug-fitting Gore-Tex to town so the fitness-minded insurance defense attorney still can provide us with two tickets to the gun show.
•Plan of the week: Seattle police will be working undercover — in 49ers team garb — looking to eject and arrest fans for aggressive behavior Sunday night when the Seahawks host San Francisco. It's a sad commentary about where we are as a society, but I support this tactic at every professional venue in the country.
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Answers magazine is the Bible-affirming, creation-based magazine from Answers in Genesis. In it you will find fascinating content and stunning photographs that present creation and worldview articles along with relevant cultural topics from different authors. Each quarterly issue includes a detachable chart, a pullout children's magazine, a unique animal highlight, excellent layman and semi-technical articles plus bonus content from the AnswersMagazine.com website. Our purpose is to equip you, our reader, with practical answers so you can confidently communicate the gospel and biblical authority with accuracy. Why wait? Subscribe today!
'Evolution is promoted by its practitioners as more than mere science. Evolution is promulgated as an ideology, a secular religion—a full-fledged alternative to Christianity, with meaning and morality. I am an ardent evolutionist and an ex-Christian, but I must admit that in this one complaint—and Mr [sic] Gish is but one of many to make it—the literalists are absolutely right. Evolution is a religion. This was true of evolution in the beginning, and it is true of evolution still today.
'… Evolution therefore came into being as a kind of secular ideology, an explicit substitute for Christianity.'
Michael Ruse was professor of philosophy and zoology at the University of Guelph, Canada (recently moved to Florida), He was the leading anti-creationist philosopher whose (flawed) arguments seemed to convince the biased judge to rule against the Arkansas 'balanced treatment' (of creation and evolution in schools) bill in 1981/2. At the trial, he and the other the anti-creationists loftily dismissed the claim that evolution was an anti-god religion.
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DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia women's soccer team has moved up five spots in the latest edition of the NSCAA Division II National Poll released on Tuesday afternoon, checking as the No. 11 team in the country.
The Lady Saints continue to make history during the 2011 campaign with the best start in school history and as the only undefeated team remaining in the Southeast Region at 7-0.
The Lady Saints have now appeared in back-to-back national polls for the second time in school history and the second time in as many years. Last season, North Georgia was ranked No. 25 for consecutive weeks in October.
Chris Adams' squad passed both of their road tests last week, traveling to Belmont Abbey and coming away with a 2-0 victory, this before taking on the University of Montevallo and grounding the Falcons 2-1 in Peach Belt Conference action.
The Lady Saints will play the final leg of a three-game road swing on Wednesday evening by traveling to Clayton State University to battle the Lakers in another key conference road contest.
A complete shuffle in the nation's top 10 has new teams at every spot, including the University of Bridgeport (Conn.) who takes over as the No. 1 team in the country with a perfect 7-0 record. UC San Diego is up two spots to No. 2, while California (Pa.) drops one spot to No. 3, and Abilene Christian (Texas) and Grand Valley State (Mich.) round out the top five.
The biggest change in the polls came from previous unbeaten and top-ranked Florida Tech who dropped 16 spots to No. 17 in the country.
North Georgia is one of three teams in the southeast region ranked in the national poll with Lenoir-Rhyne checking in at No. 8, while Columbus State makes another appearance at No. 23 in the land. The region poll follows the national ranking with the Bears holding the top spot, followed by the Lady Saints at No. 2 and the Cougars at No. 3.


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Floating Charm Ring
You can make this ring with a single charm if desired.
Designed by Cindy Becker.
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- NOTE: This project is for Size 6 ring. Adjust length up or down for other sizes.
- Beadalon® Round Wire, 20 ga. – Antique Brass (20")
- Beadalon® Round Wire, 26 ga. – Antique Brass (30")
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Step 5 Slide wire over ring mandrel on desired size, and hold bead in place.
Step 6 Pull wires through center of the charms.
Step 7 Twist each of the wires in opposite directions under the charms. Continue until you have approximately 1" of wire left on each side.
Step 8 Remove from mandrel.
Step 9 Using Beadalon® chain nose pliers, feed one of the ends around the wrap you just made under the charm.
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Fox Finally Whacks 'The Mob Doctor'
November 29th, 2012 9:45am EST
Fox has put a hit out on The Mob Doctor. The network has confirmed that it won't order any additional episodes. The freshman drama has run its course.
It had to happen sooner or later. The Fox Network is cutting its losses. After months of struggling in the ratings, The Mob Doctor has been canceled. The series is one of the least-watched dramas on the major four networks.
According to Zap2it, The Mob Doctor averages 4.4 million viewers and a 1.3 in the 18–49 demo. With numbers like that, critics assumed it would have been pulled a while ago. But Fox stuck with it — until the network's hand was forced.
If you're one of the few who tuned in, here's some good news. The network plans to air its entire 13-episode order. But not all the episodes will premiere on the show's regularly scheduled Monday time slot. Following the holiday break , The Mob Doctor will return with one of its final four episodes.
Then starting Dec. 29, the remaining three episodes will air as follows: Dec. 31, Jan. 5 and Jan. 7. Two of those dates are Saturdays, which tells you that Fox can't wait to wrap things up.
It looks like Fox is trying to clear some space for its midseason arrivals. Hopefully, some of them will fare better than The Mob Doctor.
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Wilderstein was home to three generations of the Suckley Family. The last family member to live at Wilderstein was Margaret (Daisy) Suckley whose extraordinarily close friendship with former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt has been well-chronicled and is the subject of much interest — Wilderstein Historic Society
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Nick Wells and Jordan Bruce prevailed through the wind and rain on Saturday to take home the top honors for the Campbell County High School fishing team.
The pair roped in 13.45 pounds in the weathered tournament in order to retain the Angler of the Year awards.
"We knew we had it when we caught the big fish," Wells said. "We'd seen (Caleb Dople and Zach Paul) weigh in five smaller fish, and we were pretty excited just to get the rods and the bragging rights."
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The Jellico Middle School Baseball game will travel to Cumberland Gap for its final game of the season. The game is scheduled for 5 p.m.
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The LaFollette Country Club will be hosting a couple's night every Thursday night. Couples are encouraged to come to the greens and play rounds. For more information, call 562-9130.
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Saturday, April 20th, the CCHS JROTC Department held its annual Military Ball at the Pavilion in Cove Lake State Park.
Cadets, cadre and the JROTC Boosters spent numerous hours planning, coordinating and rehearsing in order to make this event a success.
At 8 a.m., cadets and boosters started setting up for the ball at Cove Lake Pavilion.
By MICHAELA THOMAS
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On Saturday, April 13, CCHS hosted its annual Pine Mountain League competition.
Four schools from Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia participated in five event, which included an academic test, rope bridge, Color Guard, obstacle course and a secret test.
The events proved to be difficult in physical prowess and mental knowledge.
The 50-question academic exam was a test of the schools' knowledge of JROTC.
A whip-poor-will called in the distance, as darkness fell on the Lewis Farm in Stinking Creek.
Rain continued to drizzle, but the emotions were anything but dreary for the hunting camp on Saturday night.
Hunters were gathering in, showing off their newly acquired trophies, as congratulations abound among the hunters and guides.
The Willing Sportsman Event was coming to a close for the Pine Mountain Longbeards.
A walking stick in one hand and a turkey lying at his feet, Army Master Sgt. Michael Trost was all smiles on Saturday night.
The drizzling rain that continued to fall didn't deter Trost, who was welcomed with congratulations and smiles on the Lewis Farm.
For Trost, it was a chance to take everything off his mind.
Ronnie Gullion, a retired Sgt. 1st Class, came to the Willing Sportsman Event in hopes of seeing his fellow Wounded Warriors take a bird on the Lewis and Cunningham farms.
However, little did he know, he would be walking away with a bird himself.
Wheelchairs couldn't slow Scott McKinnon and Carl Brock, as they were the first hunters to harvest birds on Saturday morning.
Near first light, both hunters took turkeys as they took flight.
For some, it's killing a Rocky Mountain elk.
Others, it's getting a Grand Slam turkey hunt all in the same year, while others go for the Big 5 in Africa.
However, on Saturday, as the rain pitter-pattered off the roof of the hunting blind, I realized it was a hunt of a lifetime.
Sitting in the blind with Kevin Honaker, I was able to experience the hunt with the United States Marine.
As rain spilled into the blind and silence fell over the field, Honaker began to tell his story.
Abby Tiller put on a clinic last Thursday.
The Jellico Lady Blue Devil pitcher threw a complete game, all while blasting two shots over the center-field fence in order to lift Jellico over the Campbell County Lady Cougars, 12-11.
"She needed that," Jellico head coach Nancy Douglas said. "Abby will come through for you. She's pretty resilient."
Trailing by one during the final inning, 11-10, with two outs, Jellico was looking for a savior.
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Pool Nation from Cherry Pop Games has been available on Xbox LIVE Arcade since October of 2012, but was only recently released on the Playstation Network. It features online and offline play and a ton of collectables. I can honestly say that Pool Nation is one of the most polished games I've picked up this year.
The graphics in Pool Nation are amazing. It feels odd to heap such high praise on a pool game for its graphics, but they are just that good. When I first picked it up, I was worried that I was going to have to deal with a dingy, uninteresting background set behind an equally dingy green table. Thankfully, this was not the case. Before every match starts you get long, sweeping views of the beautifully vibrant pool halls, which are all decked out with shiny, modernist furniture and are lousy with ambient lighting. In fact, if I were to sum up Pool Nation in one word, it would be "Shiny"; everything seems to have a reflective sheen to it. Even the house music playing in the background is bright and soothing.
The gameplay is just as smooth as the graphics. The physics are realistic and responsive and there's a wide enough variety of game types and tricks to keep you from losing interest anytime soon. The control scheme is fairly in-depth so it's a little intimidating at first, but thankfully there's a quick reference button. Pool Nation does a lot to make newcomers feel at home without dumbing it down or blandly spelling it out, which is always a mark of good design in my book. It's also interesting to note that there's no traditional difficulty settings. Instead of making the A.I. more difficult, you can choose to handicap yourself by turning down the aim assist. If you aren't so confident in your snooker abilities, you can have an arrow point out your entire shot to you. If you're looking for more of a challenge, you can reign it in to a mere hint of a direction, or turn it completely off.
What really makes Pool Nation a cut above other pool games is that you have the ability to do anything you could conceivably do during an actual game of pool, rather than just being a pool simulator. Jumping balls and curving shots are par for the course; you can switch between a top-down view and staring down the barrel of your cue; and you can lock in your aim, angle and power, so fine-tuning your shot is relatively easy. I don't know about you, but when I actually play a game of pool it all boils down to luck. Hand-eye coordination has never been my strong suit. Thankfully, this isn't the case in Pool Nation, where patience and strategy are the keys to sweeping the table.
The single player tournament mode is largely a series of traditional 8-ball or 9-ball games broken up by bonus matches where you play one of the more exotic modes to unlock ball sets, pool cues or table decals. Each tournament match also unlocks the character you were playing against. The characters amount to little more than pictures to fill space next to your scorebox, which I have to admit is way better than having someone lurk behind the table while you line up your shots. Each character also comes with a short bio that adds a bit of humor to the game, even if some of them are downright nonsensical- like Fronk L'emur, the guy who thinks he's a lemur. My personal favorite has to be "Thumbs" Smith- not because of his bio, but because he looks like an evil Wil Wheaton Doppelganger (but I doubt that was intentional).
Pool Nation has no shortage of unlockables- there are 48 characters in all, and each of them have 2 table decals of their faces to unlock. On top of that, there is a slew of cues, ball sets and decals to pick up in tournament mode by completing challenges and bonus matches, and of course DLC packs with even more skins and sets.
There's nine game types in all: including the traditional 8-ball, Endurance Mode, and a few modes with alternative objectives like clearing the table the fastest, or potting a ball in all 6 pockets. The non-traditional modes are just as solid as the standard tournament play, and they make sure that Pool Nation has more to offer than most pool games. The only slump is that there isn't much of an online presence, so after waiting more than twenty minutes for a match up I just went back to the single player tournament mode.
The only real complaint I have about Pool Nation is how inconsistent the A.I. can be. There were matches where I didn't even have a turn after breaking because the computer sank ball after ball after ball; only to be followed by a rematch where the computer missed half of their shots. But more often than not, the matches are fairly close. When the computer is really 'on', a single missed shot can cost you the entire match, so I was extremely grateful for the Flashback mechanic- which basically gives you two mulligans per match. The beauty of the Flashback is that if you think it's cheap to get a redo, you don't have to use it. In fact, you're often rewarded with a bonus match for not using any of your Flashbacks.
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Mon - Sat 4:30pm - 11pm
Sun 4:30pm - 11pm
Mon - Sat 4:30pm - 2am
Sun 4:30pm - 12am
Live Music
Tue - Sat "Marty & Elayne"
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Neighborhoods: Los Feliz, Central LA
What makes the Dresden such a classic place to drink is that it has and always will be a neighborhood bar in Los Feliz. Yes, it's famous for being in the movie Swingers, but if you speak to the right local, he might tell you a story about a conversation he had with Charles Bukowski or John Cassavetes. Come watch Marty and Elayne at the piano in the lounge, or have dinner in the beautiful dining room to impress a date.
Dresden is a neighborhood staple of Los Feliz. You may recognize it from a few movies, including Swingers. You can either enjoy the restaurant for dinner or drinks at the lounge and some live music!
So classic, it's almost a cliche, but still it's always a good time. See Marty and Elayne perform while you sip a martini at least once before you die.
Years of the Dresden Room – A bit of history,. My father, Paul, owned a beauty shop across the street from the DR from 1922-1962. The DR still a favorite and Sarno's was great just down Vermont.
Throwback vibe and great tom collins to oot – The first time I walked into this place I immediately thought of my ostentatious grandma's living room. I have never had the chance to eat at their restaurant, but when walking into the bar it was like taking a step back into the 1960s in the best way possible. The bartenders really know their drinks and I had one of the best Tom Collins ever. The only downer to my experience was that with the crowd it was a little difficult order a drink. I definitely want to give the restaurant a shot.
Get comfy in an old-school booth – Who goes to live music at a place like the Dresden and says it's too loud? Go back to bed then and the rest of us will enjoy it. The Dresden takes you back to another world time, feeds you well, and gives you classic entertainment. Love it.
A Los Angeles icon! – If you live in Los Angeles, you know you need to hit up The Dresden at least once. A great spot and a step back to another point in time!
Terrible service – I went there with my husband on our first date after our baby was born. The food was terrible and the waitress was rude. She brought me the wrong order and told me right in my face that it was my fault. I will not got back.
Loud – I arrived before the lounge act started and was able to enjoy conversation and my glass of house wine. Once the act started, it was so loud, we had to leave the room. The musicians seemed fine, they played well, but they were so loud that it was painful to listen to and you could not hear what the person next to you was saying. The decor was fun, I just wish the music was not so loud, I would have enjoyed myself much more. Some of my friends ate there and did enjoy the food. For the most part the staff was nice.
Perennial Los Feliz lounge keeps retro-kitschy glam alive. – Built in 1964, this Los Feliz institution was going strong long before it was immortalized in "Swingers" and gave Vince Vaughn a career. The grand dining room is a kitschy wonder of high ceilings, white booths, bright-orange accents, faux Asian screens and an Italian-leaning steakhouse menu. But through the arched walls is where the real action is: Walls made of rock, gold metal-encased pendant lamps and sienna leather booths set the scene for Marty and Elayne, the black-clad duo who've effectively owned this room since 1982. Taking on everything from Captain and Tennille to the Bee Gees, the ageless geriatric pair have not only created the last vestige of swank dining and cocktail consumption in the tradition of Coconut Grove, but they've also made a stop here a veritable commandment in the bible of hip.
Love Marty and Elayne, HORRIBLE service – I frequent the Dresden often and to be honest we only go for Marty and Elayne. We usually choose to go on Monday nights because it's less crowded and parking is usually easier but even if theres no street parking you can park in the lot for $2.50. Tonight we encountered a horrible experience. If you go here, watch out for the over-processed blonde waitress. She seems sweet at first but watch her move for about 5 minutes and you realize she's a hummingbird on speed. I have friends that have seen her do lines in the ladies. She's a complete b*tch. She forced me to order a drink (I'm pregnant and was simply there to be with my friends, and I ordered an expensive meal thinking that it would make up for buying a drink), she said I couldn't replace a drink with food so my only healthy option was a $5 bottle of Evian water. We had a group of 5 including myself. She took 2 of our orders, took half an hour to help the 3 other customers in the lounge, came back to take the other 2 orders and left our other friend hanging for another half hour. Finally we got everything we ordered (in about a 3 hour time period) and the same friend tried to order an appetizer. She told him she wouldn't take his food order until she helped the customers buying drinks first. We were all incredibly kind to her despite her attitude and coke problems. Finally she brought our checks. She piled about 10 papers together, handed my friend a napkin and pen and had him seperate the bills and do the math himself. They're handwritten checks so I'm not sure why she didn't just write them all seperately... Anyway then she came to the table and loudly asked who had the gold card and said it was declined. My friend is very wealthy so I know his card could not be declined. It was embarassing and unnecessary for her to announce it to the entire lounge. Basically it was a good 4 hours of Hell at the Dresden. All because of this server. Marty and Elayne ROCK! :) Go to see them but avoid "blonde" waitress!
A Place With Real Character and Charm – I used to live on the same street as the Dresden, so it was a great place to just walk to with a friend when we decided to go out for lunch. There are a quite a few good restaurants in that four block span of Vermont where the Dresden is located. But just based on appearances Dresden is the most stately looking and inviting with an awning, stone and brick work on the outside with oval windows. I usually eat lunch late, so we ended up at the Dresden at around 2:30pm and the place was almost completely empty. The waiter asked if we had forgotten to eat lunch and right away you could see that this was the kind of place where they take service seriously not just a job that you take while you're waiting for something else. The red room looks like an old time bar, so we opted for the famous dining room with the white booths. The dining room is fairly small so, there is that feeling of cozyiness. But there is a lot of vertical interest with the tall decorations and it's beautiful. I've been to a lot of restaurants and I prefer the ones where the decor has real character, not just the crisp and clean look. If you have been to Taix on Sunset the feel here is somewhat similar although more casual. One diner was leaving just as we were perusing the menu, so we had the whole dining room to ourselves. How often does that happen in LA? The menu is very traditional fare with dishes like grilled chicken breast and prime rib. I ordered the prime rib, which looked like a hunk of meat when it came out, but the taste was exceptionally tender and good. My friend had the grilled chicken and was equally satisfied. There are no twists or hip LA concoctions on this menu, the basics probably haven't been changed in a long time. Basically, this is a place with a very unique look that is beautiful and you don't have to settle for bad food to get the experience.
absolutely horrible – i was truly looking forward to experienceing one of LA's must see shows. the dinner was inedible and NOT inexpensive. we then carried our coffee into the bar to see the 'show' and the waitress was rude and hustled drinks if we were going to stay for the "show". the snl parody is much better entertainment. save your money and go ANYwhere else.
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