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Strike King Hack Attack Heavy Cover Swim Jig
The Strike King Hack Attack Heavy Cover Swim Jig was designed by Bassmaster Elite Series veteran, Greg Hackney to be fished in and around the heaviest cover out there. Built around a super strong Gamakatsu Siwash hook designed exclusively for Strike King, it provides extra bite for more positive hooksets. A heavy weedguard also helps it come through the heaviest of cover, and a Perfect Skirt provides it with a more lifelike action. Available in a range of colors, the Strike King Hack Attack Heavy Cover Swim Jig is great for winching big fish out of grass and wood.
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Comments: Great swim jig, the hook is fantastic! 1/4, 3/8 skip great under docks, the skirt & weedguard are bulky so you can trim to your liking if needed, not to mention the weedguard is tooth brush bristle soft. My personal favorite size is the 1/2 oz, in shallows I can swim it right above the bottom, and obviously the mid depth range. But my personal favorite is the 1/4 oz in candy craw matched up with either a anglers choice speed bug in water melon black grape, or the SK baby rage craw in watermelon red flake skipping it under docks, mimics bream awesome, and I catch a ton of bass. I like the 1/2 oz because how well you can control the jig
From: Tyler: Mentor, OH 4/8/16
Comments: awesome swim jig! black and blue with a bruiser super swimmer! Caught 5 smallmouth in 30 minutes on my local lake in wisconsin! good hook sets and lots of power!
From: Luke: Darlington, WI 6/23/15
Comments: The 1/4oz Heavy Cover Swim Jigs are By far the BEST Strike King Makes Period!! This hook is Unreal!! And can winch Big Fish out a Heavy Cover. I team it up with a reaction innovation Skinny Dipper on back and possibilities are unlimited. Big Fish only bite this bait so HOLD ON!!
From: Scott: Conway, AR 5/5/15
Comments: This thing is one of my hands down favorite lures. When all else fails, I can always count on this to get me bites. Put a Rage Chunk on here for that intense action and you're ready to catch some fish. It is an absolute big fish machine. Caught my new personal best 9lbs the other day on it. I will forever use Strike King's jigs. Perfect for Missouri bass fishing.
From: Parker: MO 5/4/15
Comments: This swim jig is great in late spring and summer. They have great colors that look like a baitfish and they straight up catch fish. The hooks are sticky sharp and this jig is tramendous with any boot tail trailer. You will not be disapointed. If youre not sure on what to choose, get a bluegill in 1/4 and put the basstrix perch 5" trailer on it.
From: Coleman: Dallas, TX 1/10/15
Comments: Put a hollow paddletail trailer on and swim it slowly on the bottom - especially in the trees. MONEY for BIG FISH! 10.27 big fish at El Salto with this jig and trailer combo. Hook will NOT fail.
From: Scott: USA 10/31/14
Comments: These swim jugs are amazing! I have tremendous luck fishing them in every kind of cover imaginable. The hook will never flex, the weed guard is perfect, the bait keeper is ideal for all sorts of trailers, and the strike king perfect skirt is very durable. I use the sexy shad, bluegill, and black and blue colors depending on the conditions. Trim the skirt and put either a strike king caffeine shad or rage craw and hold on!
From: Curt: USA 5/31/14
Comments: This is a must have if you are a jig fisherman. Like others have stated, I use this instead of my spinners. I mostly throw a sexy shad with a double tail grub.
From: Brad: East TN
Comments: This is really a great all around jig. In fact, I use it for most of my jig fishing.The obvious use of swimming it with a multitude of different retrieves and speeds. With it coming in different weights, I can now fish it deeper, and fine tune with different trailers. Also, now that it comes with a heavy hook, I flip and pitch with it almost exclusively. The head shape is right for grass, wood,etc, and the addition of rattles makes it excel in dirty water and grass. Plus, the perfect skirts have really grown on me, as the old rubber band skirts are not as durable,nor do they flair as well.
From: Kyle: New Lenox, IL
Comments: Great head design for skipping. For you guys who love skipping, these are great for skipping under docks and cover.
From: L: Twin Cities, MN
Comments: Great swim jig i use a the half ounce with 65 pound braid and a 7ft heavy I throw the others on a 7ft med heavy and 15 pound fluro or 40 pound braid and i always use berkley havoc grass pigs with the heads cut off at the gills for a trailer just take it and throw it any where
From: Louis: LA
Comments: I have been flat killing them on the 1/4 ounce white with a fat albert grub on the back. As stated earlier, don't hardly throw a spinnerbait anymore unless the water is really dirty. Can fish these things through just about anything, including pads, standing timber, laydowns, and for those of us in the south, they work great around the cypress trees. Give one a try, you won't be disappointed.
From: John: Calhoun, LA
Comments: I wish I had this jig earlier this year, it upgraded my catch from quality bass to giants when paired with a cinnamin purple swimbait.
From: Jon: Mitchel, SD
Comments: Have been using this swim jig with a Yamamota split tail grub with very good results. Advantage over spinner bait is ability to stop and start the bait at various depths. Good finish on the head and the angle of the eye seems to avoid a lot of hangups I've experienced with other swimming jigs. Seldom throw a spinner bait anymore. Best luck has been on the 3/8 bluegill. DO wish there was a 3/4 for really deep structured fish.
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Awkward Pet Name: The Lady Shroedinger Underfoot De Velcro
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This cat is clearly both alive *and* dead – at the same time.
I once worked at a Vet with two awkwardly named clients. Honky Wigglesworth was a small dog.
The other pair was Nicki the human and her dog Nicky. I never knew if the dog had an appointment of if the owner was coming in to visit.
Insane answered your question very well. But since we are the subject, how do all those insects survive the brutal winters in Chicago. We have days in dead winter that it gets to be 30 below 0
This made me laugh. Awkward blogging?
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My mum has a cat we named Sir Clement Moore Meows-a-lot of Stinky-Pooville…but we just call him Clem.
And I have friends who had a cat they called JAC (for Just Another Cat).
The later picture of the couple with lizards reminded me of my son's two iguanas…Iggy Juana and his wife Mary. I don't know about awkward, but I thought it was funny.
My friends cat is call izzy which is short for "is a bell really necessary on a cat? of course it is its so I know where you are!"
You can't have my name, but I'll give you the name of the rat that told me there was a mouse up here.
Did anyone else notice that this cat seems to be missing the tip of her tail?
I did!!! at first I thought it was the angle of the tail, but, looking again, I think you're right! maybe she caught it in a closing door? or similar –awkward –poor kitty she looks p.o.'d bout something!
It's so flat, I think they trimmed the fur (without affecting the actual tail). It caught my eye because I've known two other black cats with trimmed tails. I guess it just looks good on black kitties.
That's the exact expression I have when I read the photoshopping comments…
Me too, whenever I read, "Aw, I think this is sweet and not awkward at all."
YoBimbo, the title is AWKARD PET NAMES. So her pic does belong here.
But the Web site title holds precedence over entry titles. We come here for awkward photos, not ordinary photos with awkward captions.
Well, to be honest, I come here because I can't access the naughty stuff at work.
So… if the parent site, Awkward Family Photos, starting posting pictures of normal every day people but called it Awkward Family Names, you'd think it belonged on the site Awkward Family Photos?
No, it would be Awkward Family Names.
What's really awkward is that Lady could not decide whether to be a black cat or a tabby cat. I've known a lot of cats but never seen that sort of tabby shadowing on a black cat.
I have two of those cats. They're kind of camouflaged for the middle of the night.
The mother of one of my cats is patterned somewhat like this.
I agree that this doesn't really "belong" here. Start another blog or something, but this photo isn't that awkward.
Most of the cats I've known have had either weird names or weird nicknames. Mine are Cobweb and Neko, but I call them Fuzzbutt and Stinky more than I use their actual names.
Yes…but SHE has her hoomans answer to "Get me NOMS now or your doc goes pfft!"
I agree with ACLS… this doesn't belong here, unfortunately.
They told me this is where I would found the mouse .
This seems likely to attract a lot of plain photos of pets with outlandish fictional names. This cat almost certainly just answers to Lady.
I agree; Anyone can make up some longwinded name for a pet they actually call something with one or two syllables.
I knew a guy who loved to announce that his chihuahua's name was something like "Dirty martini well shaken with a something something something and a green olive" but the dog's name was Olive. It's the only thing anyone ever referred to her as outside of that idiot laughing to himself out loud about his own cleverness.
This will be disasterously boring.
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Adolescent minds can lack capacity for self-regulation.
With recent estimates that as many as 34% of children in the U.S. are victims of some type of bullying, it is no surprise that parents, school administrators and policymakers are concerned. As well they should be.
OUR VIEW: Cyberbullying calls for new weapons
Social media and related technologies are opening doors to new methods of bullying, making it critical to not only prevent bullying and help victims, but also to implement long-term intervention strategies that focus on aggressors.
Research that I conducted with colleagues, published in the Journal of Youth and Adolescence, shows that boys who were bullies at 14 were more likely to be convicted of violent offenses later in life. This trend must end.
But the use of criminal charges, as in the recent Florida case against two girls accused of bullying their 12-year-old classmate in the months before her suicide, does little to stem the tide of bullying or act as a deterrent for others. If history is any indication, the use of the criminal justice system as a punishment for bullying might not be beneficial to either victim or aggressor, especially because the youngest offenders fare poorly in our overburdened system.
Studies summarized by the National Research Council point to new developments in our understanding of the adolescent mind. Adolescents lack the capacity for self-regulation in emotional situations, and young offenders cannot gauge future consequences in the same way adults can.
Bullying behavior falls into this category, as students are often reacting out of emotional frustration and a need to feel in control. The threat of punishment is often discounted due to the heightened emotion of the moment and sensitivity to more immediate interests, such as peer pressure.
This does not mean, however, that our hands are tied when considering consequences for bullying. It only means that alternative methods, those that take into account how youth learn and model behavior, could serve better in the fight to end bullying.
Parents and schools have more control over students' behavior than we realize. That's why it's imperative adults respond quickly to bullying, ensuring that students know such behavior will not be tolerated. By doing this — while continuing to encourage youth to engage in behavior that benefits society and modeling such civility and respect ourselves — we will help create the change we are looking for.
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Designed to run in the 1 to 2 foot range, the Daiwa Flat Flash Crank SR delivers a tight wobbling and rolling action, and its flatter-sided shape provides an exciting rapid-flash that just calls to fish. Featuring a high buoyancy design as well, the Flat Flash Crank can easily float over obstacles for fewer hang ups, and its weight-shift system means you can make longer casts for more water coverage. Available in several colors, the Daiwa Flat Flash Crank SR features quality components and a square bill that helps deliver enticing deflections.
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Comments: Update from previous comments (see Ed: Il).
Had the lip sheer off after the second bass. Lip sticks out too far at an angle that invites breakage. However, I sent pictures to Diawa and they did replace the lure. But, guess what, the replacement now has two cracks in the lip and will not be usable much longer. Diawa is a good lure maker. But they missed it on this one. I liked the tight wiggle and running depth of just under 2 ft. for shallow cranking. But, the lip needs to be redesigned.
From: Ed: IL
Comments: This lure lasted only a few casts before I noticed it wasn't swimming right. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that the lip had broken off. It had less than 20 casts under it's belt before this happened. I will say it caught a small bass in it's very short lifespan, but it is inexcusable to have a lure break after such little use.
From: Eric: MI
Comments: I hate these things they take so long to tune out of the pack then they still run on the side i think ill stick wilth lucky craft and megabass
From: Patrick: G.B. NC
Comments: I really liked its tight wiggle and greater flash, but not impressed with the quality. After reeling in my first 2 lb. Bass (second fish on this bait), I found the lip had sheared off where it connects to the body. Lip just not strong enough.
From: Ed: IL
Comments: CHOKED ! Bass throttle these. Bought a few for some Xmas gifts for friends and got photos back the same day with thank you's IMO, for the price, one of THE best SR cranks on the market. Much bigger than most SR's, the action is not as tight and exagerated a wobble as in the smaller cranks. But you can still "feel it" in the rod. Carefull tho, the bills bust, easy.
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The Harrisburg High School girls' soccer season came to an end Tuesday night, falling 4-0 to Alton Marquette in the IHSA Class 2A Freeburg Sectional.
Alton Marquette (16-4-1) will now play Waterloo Gibault in Friday's championship starting at 5 p.m.
The Explorers are looking to get back to the state championship since 2011 when they won the title.
Alton-Marquette outshot Harrisburg 29-0 in the sectional semifinal.
Harrisburg (13-9-1) won their first regional title in 13 years this past weekend, knocking off Massac County 3-0 at Olney.
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The Big Board from Renaissaince Computing Institute on Vimeo.
The Big Board is a real-time collaborative environment for mapping. Users open "conference rooms" on a shared map, and join conversations in these conference rooms, much like in a regular teleconferencing application. However, instead of sharing faces and powerpoints and speech over the wire, users draw on and add content to a shared map or very large image.
The platform is somewhat similar to Google Maps, ArcInfo, or Microsoft VirtualEarth, however the similarity stops where real-time collaboration begins. Instead of a static map or a remote feed of content, the users of The Big Board have full interactive control of the surface they are working on. Adding content to the map will cause that content to show up to all participants in the teleconference.
Content is not merely a polygon or line nor even a bit of text attached to that line or polygon. Content is dynamic and rich, using a PmWiki based backend to allow users to create their own hypertext content on the fly and anchor it to polygons, lines, points, rectangles, or circles on the map. Users can also anchor geometry out to the greater world-wide-web. Clicking on the anchor (that is, the piece of geometry overlayed onto the map) will open a browser to the content.
In addition to dynamic, user-generated content, the Big Board will also handle arbitrary geometry overlays (provided by the server), and web-services which can add content as a sort of "feed" much in the same way as Google Earth or Maps can take syndicated feeds of data.
The intent of the program is that it be used by emergency managers as a part of a distributed or virtual Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Instead of all emergency management coordinators needing to be in a room or having to communicate location over text or speech, content can be directly attached to a point on an orthophotographic map. In addition, the intent is that self-locating resources such as field-officers with cellphones can be see on the map and can add content such as pictures of a disaster scene, info on people that need further assistance, mark static resources, or survey an area.
Renci Open-Source
Today, we are open-sourcing The Big Board and opening it up to the larger community. We hope this will lead to a more useful and wider-used application. My own vision for the application is that it remain fairly close in feature-set to the way it is now, with the addition of a few specific abilities, such as the ability to warp and overlay an image and support GeoRSS formatted content feeds. It is not intended to ever become a full featured GIS client nor is it intended to be overly similar to Google Maps.
The Big Board is written in Haskell. In addition to other goals, I intend this application to show that large, complex applications can be written quickly and the code can be more understandable than the same application written in Java or C++. Anyone with questions about the code structure or layout can contact me directly via the blog or at jeff at renci dot org. I will put a Windows downloadable executable on here tomorrow.
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Pros: natural bass, build quality, comfort, fast and detail, alike high end stats.
Cons: peaky treble, highs can be slightly bright on some tracks, paint chipping, may be expensive for some
The HD800's has been around a long time so I'm going to wrap up this review in a few paragraphs.
Having owned 3 HD800's at one stage, Serials 51**, 136** and Purrins 103**.
Going through all 3 before selling the first two and keeping only Purrins HD800 I bought off him, the early serial based HD800's are to my ears a bit more bass light and more warmer then my original serial 136** and purrins 103**.
I ended up selling mine and the early serial based HD800 and was thinking of selling purrins one due to moving onto speakers but I thought maybe I should keep it because its got the magical touch from purrin due to all the CSD plots he does LOL.
Anywho, the HD800 paired with my Beta22 amp sounds extremely good, revealing some detail that I've never heard from my tracks similar to the amount of revealing detail some Stax rigs I've auditioned and owned. Certain music can sound slightly too bright, some music with vocals can result in the voice sounding like it's pronouncing everything with a "Sssss".
Following the threads here or Innerfidelity (thanks to Tyll), performing the Anaxlius mod with a thicker but more denser felt material can fix the treble problems a bit, generally a bit of eq can fix this problem.
Most people say the HD800s are too bass light or no bass at all, but with proper amping, you can put on some bass heavy tracks and put your hands over the outside filter dome and you can really feel the bass vibrations. I actually gave the bass of the HD800's a pro because it actually sounds very natural, if I wanted bass, I'd just grab my LCD2's or some of my other bass heavy can's.
Surprisingly for a plastic build, it is surprisingly well built and durable, the only thing I can complain about it really is the paint chipping problems that people have, the silver paint really is prone to chipping off no matter how much care is taken with the headphones, which is why I'm in the process of repainting mine through a professional painting service, unfortunately I've emailed Colorware before to do a one off type of job and they said the reason they stopped the custom painting services through Colorware is due to warranty problems and modded headphones.
Other then that there really isn't anything else to say about these headphones, if there is one headphone you should try before moving onto high end electrostats it is the HD800's as there detail, accuracy and speed of its dynamics are similar to that of high end stats like the 007 MK 1/2's. etc.
Pair the HD800 with a top of the line solid state amp such as the Beta 22 and you will be wowing at every song you re-listen to that you've heard probably heard a hundred times.


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Machine interface enhances data-collection capabilities
Honeywell Wintress offers the LETS Machine Interface (LMI), an operator terminal that enables information to be collected from production machines and fed to the company's Line Efficiency Tracking Software (LETS).
Installing and connecting one or more LMIs to LETS allows users to feed production data to ERP or manufacturing execution systems (MES) software, schedule automatic generation of production and overall equipment efficiency (OEE) reports, and view machine status in real time.
The LMI comes with a built-in RJ-45 connector to facilitate connection to the Ethernet. The unit has a 5.6-in. color touchscreen designed to provide easy access to programming functions. Users can select the data to be collected, which includes parts count and preset, scrap count, machine idle time, and downtime reasons. Collected data can be identified by job number, tool number, and/or part number. Operator number also can be captured.
Users can create up to 32 downtime reason codes and control the order in which downtime reasons display on the terminal. To ensure that major downtime events are captured, the LMI can be set to prevent the machine from being restarted until the operator has entered an appropriate downtime code after a preset amount of idle time has passed.


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This clean-shaven statue of young Mr. Lincoln stands in front of the Illinois Exhibits building at Gate 1 of the State Fair Grounds. He is about 30 feet tall, a thin, gawky pre-grow-a-beard Abe. He holds an ax almost in Muffler Man configuration -- the statue is named "The Rail Splitter" -- and dates from 1968, when he was sculpted by Carl W. Rinnus, a Springfield native.
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
This museum is one of the most-visited presidential museums in the nation where visitors can experience the entire Lincoln story under one roof, from Abe's humble beginnings in an Indiana log cabin to his days as president in the White House. Be dazzled by two special effects theaters featuring historical ghosts and a Civil War battlefield, life-like vignettes that depict important moments in the president's life, and artifacts that range from Lincoln's stovepipe hat to an original copy of the Gettysburg Address.
This museum traces the role of military aviation in protecting and advancing the cause of freedom.
The 1898 Battle of Virden, the tragic result of local coal miners fighting for worker's rights, is memorialized on the northeast side town square by a large bronze mural created by sculptor David Seagraves of Elizabeth, IL.
One of the oldest colleges in Illinois, founded in 1837. Blackburn is also one of only seven colleges in the U.S. where students work in exchange for tuition credit, and the only one whose Work program is student-run. This keeps Blackburn's tuition among the lowest of all private colleges in the United States. Over the years, students have literally built Blackburn, brick by brick; the only college campus in the United States to be largely built by its students.
Burial Site of "Kay" The Circus Elephant
View the farm grave and marker for Kay, the beloved Carson & Barnes Circus elephant who died on October 21, 1994. Kay is only the second elephant to be buried in Illinois.
The Historic District includes the Macoupin County Jail, Million Dollar Courthouse, and the largest collection of Sears & Roebuck mail-order homes in the U.S.
Christian County Coal Mine Museum
Featuring historical items pertaining to coal mining in Christian County, this museum includes coal mining equipment, memorabilia and more. Be sure to visit the coal miner monument on the courthouse lawn. Open Thurs-Sat, 10am-2pm.
Christian County Genealogical Society
The Genealogical Society is a research resource where you can find history on your family background, microfilm and microfiche, and books. The Society will also research your family for a donation.
Christian County Historical Society Museum
See an 1820s log house, the 1839 Christian County courthouse where Lincoln argued cases, an 1854 farmhouse and an 1856 one-room school. Also view military weapons from five wars, a collection of 1800s antiques and much more.
Dana-Thomas House by Frank Lloyd Wright
One of the best-preserved examples of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie design, this 35-room mansion contains some 100 pieces of original Wright-designed furniture and stunning art glass. Open 7 days a week.
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Museum
This museum features a complete set of the "War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies." The records might aid in your search for a missing link in your family history.
Located on historic Route 66, this was originally a pharmacy built in the 1880's. The soda fountain was added to the business in the 1950's. Stop in for an old-fashioned treat or ice-cream. Doc's is also open for lunch and dinner.
Stroll downtown Springfield and check out shops that carry everything from Lincoln souvenirs to one-of-a-kind jewelry and fresh-made fudge. Downtown is also host to many events and festivals throughout the year.
Books and Lincoln souvenirs.
Built in 1833 this Italianate mansion entertained prominent solialites and politicians at many lavish dinner parties, summer picnics and political rallies in mid-19th century Springfield, Hold hands with your honey next the the authentic "Lincoln Courting Couch" still present in the home.
Elijah Iles House: Springfield's History Museum
Experience the historic Greek Revial-style house once owned by a founder of Springfield: Elijah Iles. It houses a permanent exhibit, Springfield as Urban Frontier 1818-1836.
Grand Army of The Republic Memorial Museum
A cornucopia of Civil War memorabilia, the museum features "Tinytype" by Civil War photographer Matthew Brandy. It was donated to the National Woman's Relief Corps in tribute to the Union Veterans of the war between the states.
View over 40 outdoor interpretive exhibits placed throughout the downtown area to experience Springfield as Abraham Lincoln knew it. Each exhibit is intended to capture a moment in time for Lincoln and how he was affected by the people, places and events he encountered in his hometown. Each story is accompanied by graphics or photographs and a medallion that is symbolic of that particular story. Visitors are encouraged to collect rubbings of each medallion.
Every day for 12 weeks this summer, you'll be able to take a step back in time as you participate in a whole array of living history performances and programs that will both delight and educate about the Springfield Abraham Lincoln knew and loved for most of his life. From Civil War encampments to White House kitchen chats with Mr. Lincoln himself, there's something for everyone. Some events may have a fee.
Home of the Illinois Governor, the mansion is the third-oldest, continuously occupied governor's home in the nation. Filled with antiques and historic artifacts. Built in 1855 the mansion contains 16 elegantly appointed rooms open for viewing, including the state dining room, a library and the Lincoln bedroom. As of January 1, 2017, the Executive Mansion will be closed for renovations. For more information on efforts to protect and restore the Mansion, please visit the Illinois Executive Mansion Association (http://illinoismansion.org).
The museum is home to one of the nation's largest collections of firefighter patches, as well as antique fire service memorabilia, art works, equipment and sculptures.
The Korean War State Memorial, honoring 1,748 Illinoisans killed during the 1950-1953 Korean War, was dedicated on June 16, 1996.
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The experiences you'll find here are as unique, fun and memorable as the road is long. Route 66 defined a remarkable era in our nation's history - and it lives on today in Illinois Route 66's many roadside attractions, museums, restaurants - and the shining ribbon of blacktop we call The Mother Road. Illinois' stretch of this mythic road boasts the highest density of kitschy, interesting things to do you'll find from here to California. So, join us for the far out journey that never ends on Illinois Route 66.


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While reading Katekyou-Hitman-Reborn I am hitting spots where the manga images refuse to load at all, regardless of refresh (for a few minutes at least, right now its been about 10). I tried clearing my cache and that didn't do anything either. Tried from my house and at my school simulataneously and had the same result (used remote access to bring it up in the browser).
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What Would The World Be Without Chocolate?
As a dedicated professional foodie, I usually can't wait to get my hands on the latest issue of Gourmet Magazine. I simply love food! I love working with it… I love talking about it… and I love eating it! But I can honestly say there is only one thing I love more than ordinary food, and that's chocolate. After all, I am the guy who cooked chocolate pasta on KABC's AMLA to the delight of Christina Ferrare, a chocolate and pasta fancier.
So imagine my complete and utter disappointment with the May issue of Gourmet. I scoured it from cover to cover and alas there wasn't a single recipe or even a mention about chocolate. How could Ruth Reichl, my favorite Editor-in-Chief, have let me down so badly? Ruth, what were you thinking? There were articles on Fresh Foods, Drinks, Stir Frying, Wine and Travel. They covered Melbourne, Sailing and the Low Countries Rising. They even included an article on Obsessions—obviously theirs and not mine—as my obsession is with chocolate.
So, that made me start to think about a world without chocolate. After all, if Gourmet could put out an issue without one chocolate recipe, new chocolate thought or even a single chocolaty mention, what could be next? The world would certainly not be a better place, nor was this months Gourmet a better magazine for not including chocolate.
Now I am not a first class editor like Ms. Reichl, but I do know that I could have added a few chocolate ideas to the issue. I would have taken the Tortilla Chicken Drumsticks recipe on page 78 and improved it with a touch of mole—that rich, dark, reddish-brown delicious concoction usually served with poultry. It's a great sauce made with onion, garlic, a variety of chilies, ground pumpkin seeds and a small amount of, you guessed it, Mexican chocolate. It would have been so easy.
On page 99 in Cucina Paradiso there is a wonderful recipe for Tuscan Cornmeal Cookies. This yummy recipe, too, could have been improved with, you guessed it, chocolate! If it were left up to me I would have substituted 3 tablespoons of the butter with a dark, rich chocolate ganache. I also would have considered dipping half of the cookie in a tempered chocolate bath to add a tantalizing chocolate dimension. After all, our Italian friends, both here and abroad, certainly love their chocolate, too.
What would the harm have been in brushing the Périgord Walnut Tart shell (page 123) with a little bit of melted chocolate? Besides the obvious flavor appeal, practically speaking, a little chocolate will keep a tart shell wonderfully fresh and flaky. There were strawberry-Vanilla Swirls (page 75); does Ruth not think that strawberry and chocolate blend well together? Who doesn't love the taste of fresh summer berries that have been kissed with chocolate? What about the recipes for Dulce de Leche Torte (page 115) and Naranjilla Ice Cream (page 131)? Is there no room for a little chocolate among the citrusy flavors of the specialty fruit purées so well discussed? Chocolate and citrus-like flavors are like love and marriage. And what about a refreshing, ice-blended chocolate beverage for summer? It's not just for winter anymore.
First the brokerage firms, then the banks and the car companies… everyday, life as we know it is changing! But NO CHOCOLATE in Gourmet?! That, we cannot stand for! Hopefully, Ms. Reichl, this was just an unfortunate oversight—one that will never be repeated in Gourmet again.


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Designer Francisco Costa went big(ger) but stayed his signature sleek self.
Always a minimalist when it comes to embellishment, Calvin Klein's Francisco Costa went maximal when it came to silhouette this season: boxy coats and jackets paired with thick, military-esque belts and oversized clutches and anchored by chunky boots and pumps, which peeked out from beneath billowy cropped pleated pants.
But not surprisingly, oversized here was elegant, not clunky — chic, not cartoonish.
Edge also emerged in the form of vinyl — stitched into pencil skirts and plaid shifts and sculpted into boots. Costa also trotted out his (very subtle) version of the ubiquitous cutout: open weave wool felt dresses, skirts, shirts and jackets.
A summer shape — the bandeau top — was re-envisioned in a fall color and fabric: forest green wool felt.
Modeling the peek-a-boo trend was Olivia Wilde, in a blue, web-like dress and pert ponytail. Her seatmate, recent Klein aficionado Jessica Chastain, kept things more classic in a sleeveless belted rust shift.


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Brenda Lee Williams, 50, of Naples, Florida, died on Monday, March 5, 2012 in Naples Florida. Services were held on Sunday March 11, 2012 in Tabernacle Church of Christ Written in Heaven in Gretna and she was interred in the Sunnyvale Cemetery in Quincy.
Lois Oliver Taylor, 65, of Quincy, Florida, died on Tuesday, March 6, 2012, in Tallahassee, Florida. Services are Saturday, March 17, 2012 at 2:00 pm at St. Joseph M.B. Church. Burial will be at Sunnyvale cemetery. Visitation will be Friday, March 16, 2012 from 1-7 pm. Williams Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
James W. Davis, 94, of Quincy, Florida, died on Thursday, March 8, 2012, in Quincy, Florida. Services were Tuesday, March 13, 2012 at 11:00 am at New Bethel A.M.E. Church. Burial was at Sunnyvale Cemetery. Visitation was Monday, March 12, 2012, 1-7 pm. Williams Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Christine Davis of Quincy, Florida. One son: Maurtez Davis of Quincy, Florida. Three stepchildren; John McPhaul IV, Gloria Powell, and Delouis Williams all of Quincy, Florida. Three grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.
Ms. Lucille Simpson, 99, of Quincy, Florida died on Tuesday, March 6, 2012, in Tallahassee, Florida. Services are Saturday, March 17, 2012 at 11:00 am at New Bethel A.M.E. Church. Burial will be at Campground Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday, March 16, 2012 from 1-7 pm. Williams Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Andre' LeNeal Williams, 59, of Havana, Florida, died on Wednesday, February 24, 2012 in Gainesville, Florida. A native of Gadsden County, he was a member of the St. James Primitive Baptist Church of Havana, Florida, where his service will be held 11 AM on Saturday March 10, 2012. He will be interred with military honors immediately following the service in the St. James Church Cemetery. Viewing will be from 3 PM to 8 PM Friday March 3, 2012 at Bradwell Mortuary in Quincy 850-627-3700.
Louise Smith, 95, passed away February 23, 2012 in Quincy, Florida. Louise was a native of Fowlstown, GA. and was a life long resident of Quincy, FL. Louise was a very loving person and was of the Baptist faith.
Annie Mae Murray, 73, of Chattahoochee, died on February 26, 2012 in Tallahassee, Florida. She was a member of West Angeles Pentecostal Holiness Church. Services were held on Saturday March 3, 2012 at St. James M.B. Church in the Sycamore Community with burial in the St. James Cemetery. Bradwell Mortuary of Quincy was in charge of the services.
Mary Elizabeth McCall, Birth date: October 28, 1983, Death date: February 15, 2012. Mary Elizabeth McCall (Mary Beth), 28 of Lewisville passed away Wednesday February 15, 2012 at Forsyth Medical Center. She was born October 28, 1983 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. She was a member of Highland Presbyterian Church.
She was preceded in death by her paternal Grandfather Francis L. McCall.
Annie D. Denson, 60, of Tallahassee, Florida, died on Tuesday, February 28, 2012, in Rock Island Ill. Services are Saturday, March 10, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. at Youthful Praise in Havana, Florida. Burial will be at Sunnyvale Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday, March 9, 2012. Williams Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Refair Gunn Quiller, 81, of Quincy, FL, died on Tuesday, February 21, 2012 in Tallahassee, FL. Services were held on Saturday, February 25, 2012 at 11:00a.m. at Bear Creek Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Greensboro, FL.
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I've noticed that lately all post that I do on the tracker are rejected by the same person. Off course without a reason.
And the same adds his own links. Is this allowed???
Today it happened with Shingeki no Kyojin 48 by Mangastream.
As proof I have the time that I've posted it and the time the person posted it (check the time that I've posted and the time that it was posted on tusfile as extra confirmation.)


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Pesticide Applicator License Exam Training
Thursday, November 14, 2013
8:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Highmoor Farm, 52 US Route 202, Monmouth, Maine 04259
Registration fee is $10.00. Lunch cost is additional $15.00 (optional). PREREGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Contact Pam St. Peter at firstname.lastname@example.com or 207.933.2100 to preregister.
Cost for registration is $10.00 per person for the training session, plus an optional $15.00 if you would like to sign up for the catered lunch. Checks are to be made payable to University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
The Core pesticide training and exam will be offered in the morning, followed by lunch. There will be Orchard Fruit Commodity AND Vegetable Commodity trainings and exams offered concurrently in the afternoon.
Please go to the Pesticide Safety Education Program webpage for information on acquiring study materials, or call Meghan Dill at 207.581.3878. The Core Manual cost is $15.00, which also includes a pesticide application logbook. The Orchard Fruit Private Manual costs $8.00 and a digital version of this manual is available for free. The Vegetable Private Manual cost is $8.00.
Attending a training session or purchase of manuals is not required to take an applicator license exam. The training and manuals provide useful information at subsidized cost to enhance safety and minimize risk.
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An Agricultural Basic pesticide applicator license is required for fruit, vegetable and grain growers who use only general use (over-the-counter) pesticides and annually sell more than $1,000 of plants or plant products intended for human consumption. To obtain an Agricultural Basic pesticide applicator license, the candidate must pass a written, closed book examination. The test is called the Core Exam and covers general pesticide information.
A Private pesticide applicator license is necessary for anyone who wishes to purchase, apply or supervise application of general use or restricted or limited use pesticides with the intent of producing a commodity. These pesticides may be used only on property owned, leased or rented by the licensee or licensee's employer. Typical Private license holders include farmers, greenhouse operators, florists, orchardists, Christmas tree growers and foresters. To obtain a Private license, the candidate must pass the Core Exam, and a second Commodity Exam that measures knowledge of pest management practices for a given crop or crop family.
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Once the required exam(s) are passed, the candidate is certified for three years and is eligible for a license. Licenses are obtained by submitting an application and $15.00 to the Maine Board of Pesticides Control.
Directions to Highmoor Farm, 52 US Route 202, Monmouth, Maine 04259 (207.933.2100)
Traveling North on I-95: Drive north on the Maine Turnpike (I-95) and take Exit 86 in Sabattus. Turn left onto Route 9/Middle Road. Travel about 2 miles on Route 9 East, then turn left onto Route 132. After 4.5 miles, turn left onto Leeds Junction Road. Travel about 2.8 miles, then turn right onto U.S. Route 202 and travel about 1.3 miles up the road until you see Highmoor Farm on the right.
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Borelli, as Michael Ay329 said, I think you might find renting a car more hassle than it's worth, especially if you are not accustomed to driving on the correct side of the road. You can take CityJet from major Dutch cities to City airport (although the weekend schedules may not be particularly convenient). Then, you can just hop on the DLR/Tube to get to Euston station and take the train up to NH. The train ride is pleasant enough and hassle free. You can take a taxi from the station to SL or ask Cliff to pick you up.
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Personally, I think Sasuke's ultimate answer will be to end the Shinobi system, which promotes and propagates war, hatred, and distrust. He needs to look beyond just Konoha and the Uchiha, just as Naruto has goals greater than simply becoming Hokage. Naruto's greatest goal is to fulfill the role of saviour left to him by Jiraiya/his parents/the Frog Prophecy/etc. Sasuke has nothing to put him on that level, and until now has set his sights too low to truly be a rival to Naruto at this stage.
I wonder if the Hokage themselves will share Naruto's own optimism, confronted with Sasuke, the embodiment of their failures. Even his path of hatred is a result of the Hiruzen's failed policies and Minato's corrupted student.
Much as I'm mostly interested in the flashback/insights in upcoming chapters, I'm pretty sure these Hokages will eventually hit the battlefield to help save the future, whatever Sasuke decides. Perhaps they'll determine that, regardless, Sasuke is better than Madara, so stopping Madara is the priority.


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Irvine, Marcelle, CIS MVP'sOTTAWA - Mitch Irvine, a fifth-year right side hitter from the University of Alberta, and Shanice Marcelle, a fifth-year outside hitter from the reigning five-time national champion University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, were named CIS players of the year in volleyball, Wednesday evening.
Irvine, from Red Deer, Alta., became the seventh member of the Golden Bears to claim CIS MVP honours, and the first since Joel Schmuland in 2009. He is also the 15th straight winner from the Canada West conference.
Other major award recipients announced during the All-Canadian Banquet held at Universel Hotel in Quebec City were McMaster middle Dany Demyanenko, who was voted CIS rookie of the year; Alberta teammate Erik Mattson, who was named the nation's top libero; Manitoba's Dane Pischke, who received the Dale Iwanoczko Award for his excellence in volleyball, academics and community service; as well as McMaster's Dave Preston, who was honoured by his peers as coach of the year.
A native of Victoria, Marcelle claimed the Mary Lyons Award for the second time in three years and kept the trophy in the UBC family for the fourth consecutive season. Former teammates Kyla Richey and Liz Cordonier won the award in 2012 and 2010, respectively.
Other major award winners announced during the All-Canadian Banquet held at the Delta Hotel in Sherbrooke, Que., were outside hitter Raïssa Nasser from the hometown Vert & Or, who captured the Mark Tennant Award as CIS rookie of the year; Saint Mary's Anastasia Callaghan, who earned top-libero honours; Meagan Nederveen from McMaster, who merited the Thérèse Quigley Award for her excellence in volleyball, academics and community service; as well as UBC Okanagan head coach Steve Manuel, who received the Marilyn Pomfret Award.
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The Green River Pirate baseball team needed to win its final two regular season home games to become region 18 champions. Only one team stood in the way of reaching their goal, the Tintic Miners who came into the game sporting a 10 - 3 record. The 9 and 6 Pirates had the Miners on their home field and took them to task.
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PRICE, UTAH-Arthur Poloni, 82, beloved husband, father and grandfather, died March 29, 2009 at his home after an extended illness.
Art was born Aug.19, 1926 in Rains (a coal camp in Carbon County), Utah to Bernardo Giovanni and Julia Citerio Poloni. Art married Phyllis Rowley on May 3, 1948 in Huntington, Utah. They were happily married for 60 years. They would have celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary in May.
Art lived his life in Carbon County. He graduated from Carbon High School and attended Carbon College where he played basketball.
He was a member of the Price Elk's Lodge 1550. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Art was a hard worker. He was self-employed as a young man. He enjoyed driving a school bus, working as a police officer, and finally serving as the Chief of the Price City Police force. Art was a licensed polygraph operator. He graduated from the Baxter School of Lie Detection in New York City. He also worked as a security officer for Beaver Creek Coal Company.
Art's hobbies included fly fishing, tying flies for family and friends; hunting deer, rabbits, and pheasants; and bowling. Art was a true sports fan, annually he hosted the family Super Bowl party. His favorite pastime was spending time with his family at his cabin. What a treat it was to watch Art interact with his grandchildren. He loved watching his grandchildren play sports and perform music. He was a model grandfather, full of fun and laughter, always had a treat for the grandchildren when they were young, and was proud of their accomplishments as they grew older. He loved music and left a legacy of great "old-time" music in the hearts and souls of the grandchildren.
Art was a living example of service in the way he cared for and helped others. As a police officer he was always interested in bringing the disadvantaged home. He went out of his way to assist those who needed help. Art was a Christian model in his willingness to give away what he had if he thought you might need it. If he was fishing and having success he was more than willing to give the neighboring fisherman his fly if he thought it would help him catch a fish. When Art finally bought a fairly heavy-duty four-wheel drive truck his generosity blossomed. There is no end to the number of stuck campers, hunters, and fishermen who were pulled back onto the road by the really nice bald man with the white truck.
Art is survived by his wife, Phyllis; his two daughters and their husbands, LeAnn and Ralph Whitesides (Logan, Utah), Ilene and Darrell Cunningham (Price, Utah); eight grandchildren, Jessica, Laura, Christopher, Molly, Andrew, Clayton, Tyler and Katelyn; 10 great grandchildren; and his sister-in-law Fosca Poloni, along with a number of nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his brother Arco; his sister Gloria Pace; and great-grandson, Milo Johnson.
Funeral services will be held Thursday April 2 at the Price LDS Fifth Ward (545 East 400 North) at 12 p.m. A viewing for family and friends will be 10:30-11:45 a.m. prior to services at the church. Interment will be in the Price City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
Special thanks to Rick Stockburger and staff of Rocky Mountain Hospice for their help and support.


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Claron and Vicky Durrant have been residents of Huntington for 33 years.
Vicky was born in Price and was raised in Hiawatha, where her father Allen Cox worked in the coal mine. She graduated from Carbon High School, then worked as a secretary in Orem, following her graduation from high school
Claron was born in Franklin, Idaho. He graduated from Preston High School. Following graduation he attended Brigham Young University and graduated with a BS degree in Elementary Education. It was while attending BYU that he met and married Vicky Lee Cox.
Following graduation and marriage in 1970, they lived in Pocatello, Idaho, where Claron taught elementary school for 10 years. In June 1979 they moved to Huntington where he taught at Huntington Elementary School for 31 years, retiring in May 2010.
Claron and Vicky are parents of six children: Alana Olsen, Melinda Durrant, Dennis, Stephen, Errol, and Sharol Sorenson.


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Anna Bright, Interpretation Officer, British Museum
In redeveloping the Money Gallery at the British Museum we have been thinking about ways to help visitors make sense of a collection that will span 4,000 years of world history and comprise over 1000 objects. On average a visitor to the Museum may spend several hours here, but only three or so minutes in any particular gallery. Given that one of our aims is to encourage visitors to engage with the collection, we want to give them quick and accessible ways into some of the fascinating and important stories that these objects tell.
We have planned a trail of 12 key objects that have been designed to be as eye-catching as possible. Visitors can either follow the trail, or dip into it at any point. If someone reads the text that accompanies these 12 objects they will get an overview of the major themes in the gallery. We call these key objects 'gateway objects' as they can work as gateways into all or part of a gallery. This interpretative approach has been developed at the Museum over the last five years and we have found that it can be an effective way to help our audiences to engage with bigger stories and themes.
Gateway objects work on the principle that people are drawn to objects rather than text. By placing important contextual information in close proximity to a key object, we increase the likelihood that visitors will read that information. Ideally a gateway object would embody the following four qualities: it should work as an intellectual gateway into a section of the display; be an important object in the collection; be intrinsically attractive and eye-catching, and it should be an iconic object visitors have heard of.
One of the challenges we face in the Money Gallery is that many of the objects are small. It's not that they are necessarily unattractive, but it is fair to say that they are less attention grabbing than, say, an ancient Egyptian mummy. We have worked closely with designers to make sure that our 12 key objects stand out as much as possible. As the design has progressed we are all getting excited about how the new gallery will look, and are looking forward to seeing whether our gateway objects do in fact entice visitors to spend more time engaging with the fascinating and diverse collection on display.
The Money Gallery project is supported by Citi and opens in June 2012.
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The scriptures speak of souls in three ways: (1) spirit beings, both premortal and postmortal (Alma 40:11–14; Abr. 3:23); (2) a spirit and a body united in mortality (Abr. 5:7); and (3) an immortal, resurrected person whose spirit and body have become inseparably connected (Alma 40:23; D&C 88:15–16).
- The blood maketh an atonement for the soul:Lev. 17:11;
- He restoreth my soul:Ps. 23:3;
- Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy soul:Matt. 22:37; ( Mark 12:30; )
- The devil cheateth their souls:2 Ne. 28:21;
- Offer your whole souls as an offering unto him:Omni 1:26;
- The word beginneth to enlarge my soul:Alma 32:28;
- His soul shall never hunger nor thirst:3 Ne. 20:8;
- The bread and water of the sacrament are sanctified to the souls of those who partake of it:Moro. 4–5; ( D&C 20:77–79; )
- Laborers in the kingdom bring salvation to their souls through their service:D&C 4:2, 4;
- The worth of souls is great:D&C 18:10;
- Ye were born into the world by water, blood, and spirit, and so became a living soul:Moses 6:59;
Worth of souls
All persons are spirit children of God. He cares about each of his children and considers each one important. Because they are his children, they have the potential to become like him. Therefore, they are of great worth.
- There is joy over one sinner that repenteth:Luke 15:10;
- God so loved the world that he gave his Only Begotten Son:John 3:16;
- They could not bear that any human soul should perish:Mosiah 28:3;
- Is not a soul at this time as precious unto God as a soul at the time of his coming?:Alma 39:17;
- The thing of most worth unto you is to bring souls unto me:D&C 15:6;
- Remember the worth of souls is great in the sight of God:D&C 18:10–15;
- This is my work and my glory—to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man:Moses 1:39;


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GDB7: Don't make it weird
October 25 2008 05:30PM
Game time at 8 PM MST Lambs. The 3-4 Canucks and the now 4-2 Oilers will square off in what should be a good tilt on HNIC. Now we say SHOULD because the Oilers have had started to make things weird for us.
Not weird like the-Gloved-One-here-rolling-out-of-his-crypt-to-hang-with-Sigfried-and-Roy-weird but weird all the same.
See if a team sucks and they lose you say to yourself "oh that makes sense, they suck!" If they have suffered injuries and lose you say "If only hadn't lost so-and-so. They would be way better." If they had bad luck and some junk goal went in you say "better luck next time. That goal won't always go in."
But what of the Oil? Out to a quick 4-0 start where they got away with a couple lucky wins - sure. But the last two games? Just plain weird. No jump, no defense, no offense, no heart, no physical play and no wins. This isn't the Oilers team we have been dreaming about all summer. We know you are in there somewhere real Oilers team. What better time to come out of your funk than to lay a stomping on the Canucks on HNIC?
A final observation
Luke Schenn just tried to fight Chris Neil as we wrote this post in the first half of the double header. If he can take his 18 year old life in his hands at 5:18 PM, imagine what could be happening in three short hours?
October 25 2008, 08:46PM
Agreed new guy, good call
Crawford must have a lovely singing voice
That announcer Jimbo makes me feel like im playing NHL09
Phew thank heaven thats over
I like the idea of gagner on the PK.
October 25 2008, 08:52PM
Why exactly did that old man call him "Mas-ee Raymond"
^^yeah, totally. Oake is a fuckin' weirdo.
Oake is a weirdo. I don't know why exactly but there is somethin about him
Stock and Crawford - two of the worst announcer voices in the NHL
^^Lubo knows the score.
October 25 2008, 09:08PM
Crappy that Strudwick is out
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAyouteeeful goal
Wayne says: Baaa!
October 25 2008, 09:09PM
Baaaaaaaaaahhhd ASS
The Goat!!
October 25 2008, 09:10PM
Oh man is COLE flying tonite.
October 25 2008, 09:10PM
ATB - you always find a way to get that in hahaha
Robbed!!!! Pouliot!
Ridiculous save on MAP!
That was a great goal
He was pinching in nicely
mmmmm, the sweet nectar of rum.
what's everyone else drinking?
October 25 2008, 09:16PM
Yes Crawford - when I think good players in Europe DENMARK springs to mind
I'm drinking Pil
Guess we shoulda had Cole on the Right side from the begining
You are correct sir
bullshit call.
October 25 2008, 09:19PM
Wow Stripes. Terrible call
Brutal call
October 25 2008, 09:22PM
That was legit defense. That is some serious bullshit
Crawford has terrible insights into the game.
I love our willingness to block shots...but we are selling out waaay to early.
Fucking Visor pussy ohlund
wtf!!!!! cole out?!?!?!?
Best line of the night...
"Souray fed him some salmon, taste the koho"
Tie yur shit up Cole!!!!
October 25 2008, 09:30PM
What? Jersey wasn't tied down? What the fuck? I demand explanations Crawford!
This is absurd
October 25 2008, 09:32PM
My computer got so excited it rebooted
October 25 2008, 09:32PM
I can't even articulate my level of fury right now.
October 25 2008, 09:33PM
Would you say your fury is: a) Ike Turner like b) OJ Simpson like or c) Robin Brownlee like


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Article Last Updated: Friday, August 31, 2012 3:21pm
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BryAnne and Jeremiah Goddard of Dolores are proud to announce the birth of their son, Kyler Masen Goddard. Kyler was born Aug. 14, 2012 at 12:30 a.m. at Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez. He weighed 6 pounds, 6.3 ounces, and was 19 inches long at birth. Also welcoming Kyler is his happy big sister, Destinee, and grandparents, Mike and Lanna Sheldon, and Patrick and Sherene Goddard, all of Dolores.