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I also only realised that someone else posted when i saw that there was a second page XD
However, onto the discussions part of the thread:
I think that Hoshino has many a future plot twist in mind, whether it be Lenalee's odd behaviour in Episode 51 of the anime or Rhode's smile at Allen saying "I wish i had relatives" (Or something like that).
Either way you look at it how the story progresses, it seems to me that Hoshino is going to have a twist ending.
For instance, the ending might be Allen and Lenalee on the Ark becoming the next progenitors of humanity, albeit BS since that never actually happened during the 19th century, but, if it's fiction, then bump dat shiz up to 11. Make the most amount of BS possible.
Or, the ending could be Allen dead with Lenalee and Lavi ending up together.
It might possibly be an ending where Allen and Rhode get together and so do Lenalee and Lavi.
Really, who knows? You can only predict so much, but, if Mirai Nikki's plot twist involving Yuno-if-you-watched-the-whole-thing-you-would-understand-what-i-mean you have to think outside the box of the situation but not the series.
As an example, say, it turns out that Innocence is actually made from human sacrifices. There, that would complicate good and evil for a minute there don't you think?
In fact, it ties into a personal theory of mine that the reason Lenalee's Innocence acted as it did and so did Allen's is because the Innocence is made from the original Exorcists, IE the Innocence absorbed them or at least their consciosness.
The way i see it, there might be more than pure evil and pure good at work here, and i think the series is long over due for some moral confliction and smudging of what is right and what is wrong.
After all, the thing is that having the lines between good and evil blurred is good, but, do it too early in the story and things might get needlessly complicated, and that simply isn't good. However, do it too late in the story and the readers will have gotten bored with the self righteous-ness of the main protagonist. Assuming that he isn't some a-hole like Light Yagami, since Death Note whilst i feel that the concept that what Light Yagami was doing was wrong was introduced a little bit too quickly it was still good none the less.
Edit: An idea i was thinking of was that if Allen were to "win" against Neah, and cast him out of his body, then maybe it might be at an inopportune time.
For instance, if say Allen wins against Neah, and puts him in the very deepest pits of his mind, and then got caught by the Black Order afterwards, Neah would then of course choose the nearest availible host to escape, such as how the battle with Lenalee is something to look forward to since it was foreshadowed at in the past might be more interesting with Lenalee possibly becoming the host to Neah. She might even welcome Neah into her body, after all, she loves Allen, and the only way to save him -or so she thinks- might be to rid of The 14th once and for all. Via making him use a different host body instead.
This could cause some pandemonium in the Black Order, not to mention Allen, so this might cause a Mexican stand-off of a sorts that'll force Allen to kick the crap out of Lenalee until The 14th comes back to Allen.
Of course, with any story, comes the b*tches-i-pulled-this-out-my-ass-but-didn't-because-it-actually-makes-sense-as-to-why-this-would-happen plot twist. The plot twist in Mirai Nikki that involved Yuno for instance, not going to say what the plot twist is but let's just say that it makes you think about plot backwards after you see it.
Edit2: I believe that there may be someone stalking Allen.
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but i think that, based upon these images that the same person is in both:
I am basing this on next to no evidence what-so-ever or any real reason as to why someone would be stalking him.
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Impressive collection of theories! If there was still more than a few days before the next chapter I'd try to reply to every single one of them but I'm too lazy. So I'll just try my best. (Some great theories you have in there by the way. The innocence being made of human sacrifices would be the perfect plot twist to put in some moral issues. We'd start wondering if maybe the Noah are in fact the good guys.)
1. The fourteenth:
I just went back and re-read some parts, and it seems to me that Master Zhu wasn't talking to Link when he said he'd turned 'him' into the fourteenth. Plus, we already know, Allen is the one at risk of becoming 14th noah at present. And when I think about how long Zhu's been alive, it wouldn't be surpising if he was actually talking about a PREVIOUS fourteenth. He seemed to be in a memory trance after all... It's past obvious now, but it's entirely possible that he was talking about turning Neah into the fourteenth all those years ago, or maybe transferring the fourteenth into Allen's body (first one being much more likely in my opinion).
Personally, I think they are scared of him. Although they have shown loyalty, they've also shown fear of acting out. The twins tend to behave 'more than usual'. Sheryl doesn't seem to have told the Earl about his little hostage. Maybe if the Earl was fully functioning, sheryl wouldn't be acting that way. They're always worrying about 'how mad the Earl's gonna be' when they mess up. And let's not forget how easy it was for the Earl to subdue the crazed Tykki-pon and take him home. The other noah are like mere children compared to him. But Neah, he seems more on the level of the Earl.
So yes, in summary, I agree that it's possible the human host (bitter as they may be) actually do have a say in what they do or don't.
2.Neah's battle plan:
But now, from what we've seen so far, he's back, but he's matured. He didn't just jump into battle. He's waiting for something. And maybe that is exactly what you're suggesting, maybe the exorcists can help open up that opportunity. There's one major thing to do with this point, but It'll be the last thing I talk about.
3.What are the Exorcists anyway:
4.Most important point evar!!
The fourteenth already has minions!! People carrying on his will! Cross and Levellie are two definite members. Levellie has a lot of say in what happens around the Black order. See where I'm going with this? The fourteenth has been planning, and he's been planning for a long while now. That's even more evidence that he's not the same irrational person who'd blindly attack the earl and get killed in the process. And I don't know why, but I feel like both the fourteenth and the Earl together know some things that no one else does. But of course, only time will tell.
Sidenote: That girl who tells the future, Mei-Ling, – maybe that's a more metaphorical view she saw? Maybe it didn't happen because she didn't end up joining them? Or maybe she's sort of on 'hold', and will join them in the future, at a time where she's needed for something or other. Either way, her vision has passed. My clue: the uniforms have changed XD.
I see the start of an addiction! Oh boy, this is gonna be a good one.
"Of course the Noah are in control of their Noah side"? What is this i don't even.
Just where are you getting that the Noah said they control their Inner Noah? I'm only going off of what i read in the Manga and what i saw in the Anime, so if you have something to add that i wasn't paying attention to, i'm all ears. But, last time i checked i didn't see or hear at anytime the Noah saying "We/I control our Inner Noah" at all. So i'm going off the impression that "Everything they do is influenced by their Inner Noah" as my baseline for analysing what they do. Um, no, that is not what i meant at all, i meant as in is Tykki really Tykki, or is Tykki actually just his Inner Noah taking over his personality completely? (IE Tykki White as in human Tykki, or Black Tykki as in Noah Tykki: Which one is truly in control?)
An intelligent predator is far more dangerous than one of sheer strength.
A metaphorical view? I fail to see what it could be a metaphor for. The image is of all of the Main characters dead around her, whilst she wears an Exorcist uniform, but i don't see how this could be a metaphor and not a statement of fact. A door has a door knob, that's an assertion, but that's also a statement of fact, so it can't be a metaphor. I draw on Shakespear for an example "All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players;
They have their exits and their entrances;" -William Shakespear.
That was an example of a metaphor, plain and simple, but i don't know how their corpses could symbolise anything besides they're dead. (Actually, this is an inkling that i just had: What if it metaphorically shows character growth? IE the old Lenalee who cries alot and acts strong and defends her friends at all costs "Dies" and instead Lenalee is a stone-cold b*tch without any determination as a character. Hell of a character growth though, hell of a character growth). CONT*
Phew, this is something that i wanted desperately to type ever since i began my response.
Now, it's time, for me, to unvail, what i've been thinking about since the last time i posted.
Drum roll please.....
*Drum roll*
I've been thinking about the 14th's influence on Allen's personality. What i think is that it was Neah's influence that made Allen act nice, admittedly though, the 14th's influence has gotten stronger as of late i still think that Allen's "True" personality is him being grumpy and moody.
Basically, Kanda 0.5.
I think this because Allen, as a child, was acting like a douche to Mana. I have not met or heard of a single abused person not have any form of scars from being abused. Even the most controlled person still has some form of mental or physical problem stemming from said abuse. This is just speculation though, i might be completely and utterly wrong.
OH MAH GAWD. I did not realise that my previous post was such a freakin' wall of text. Somebody get a wallpaper of this.
Edit: I was thinking about whether or not Allen becoming the 14th was an degeneration, or an evolution.
Think of it this way, the Noah know something that others don't, that much is obvious since the scene that explains the background of the Skin Bolic has both of them crying because of how they see the world for what it truly is. Maybe, maybe Allen's personality is already exactly that of the "Fourteenth" before he became a Noah, so, when Allen's learns what the world really is, or really looks like, he will then act under the 14th wishes because they both agree on what they want to do.
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Omagawwwsshhhh the new issue is at the dooooorr!! Am I the only one so excited I'm going to fall over?! I can't even think straight anymore -_-
*Going maddd*
I see the start of an addiction! Oh boy, this is gonna be a good one.
Edit: This begs the question: Does this mean that this thread will be renamed D.Gray-Man 214 Discussion / 215 Predictions? Or will the author said thread make a new thread specifically just for the next Issue after this one?
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Never heard of it,I would look forward to them bringing a Star Wars MMO out though.
actualy thought the same way you do but after trying it again its more of a mmo than say gw2 or secret world
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The image was made from data collected by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Terra satellite between July 12 and July 27, 2009. The sensor records the amount of light that photosynthesizing plants absorb and reflect as they grow. The image shows how vegetation fared in 2009 compared to the average conditions from 2000 and 2008. In places where plants were growing more than average, the land is green. Cream shows areas of average growth, and brown points to less plant growth than average. In this image, dark squares of brown are scattered across much of the Westlands and Tulare Lake water districts. These brown squares are fields that would ordinarily support irrigated crops, but in 2009 the crops were not growing well or the fields lay fallow.
The Westlands, reports National Public Radio, is the United State's biggest irrigated region. Water pumped into the region from the Delta via the San Luis Reservoir supports farms where much of the nation's fruit, nuts, and produce are grown. It was the last water district to join the federal irrigation agreement, and therefore it is the first to face restrictions during water shortages. Meanwhile, the Fresno District, immediately east of Westlands, had far fewer bare or failing fields.
Drought is not the only factor limiting water availability to farmers in California's Central Valley. Like many other places throughout the world, California faces difficult decisions about managing its limited water resources. In 2008, California determined to flush more cold river water through the Delta to protect the threatened delta smelt, a small fish that needs fresh cold water to spawn. The fish's health is an indicator of the overall health of the river. Water and wildlife managers want to allow more water to flow through the Delta to protect the chinook salmon as well. Salmon populations dropped significantly enough in 2008 and 2009 that fishing was banned. But if water is diverted to sustain smelt and salmon, the water is not available to support farms and growing cities.
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- Woolf, S. (2009, June 15). California water districts sue to force federal fish agencies to obey environmental laws. Westlands Water District. Accessed August 14, 2009.
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What year was James Brown born?
James Joseph Brown Jr. entered the world on May 3, 1933, in Barnwell, South Carolina.
Question 2 of 30
True or false: James Brown grew up in a brothel.
When Brown was only four years old, his parents split, and he went to live with his Aunt Honey, who ran a brothel in Augusta, Georgia.
Question 3 of 30
True or false: James Brown's childhood was spent in poverty.
Brown was born in a one-room shack and grew up during the Great Depression, working odd jobs to earn a few pennies to survive.
Question 4 of 30
Why was Brown kicked out of school at age 12?
bad grades
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Brown was so poor as a child that he wore clothes made from rags and old sacks. His lack of proper clothing got him kicked out of school in the seventh grade.
Question 5 of 30
How old was Brown the first time he went to prison?
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After he was caught breaking into cars at age 16, Brown spent three years in prison. While behind bars, he met future musical partner Bobby Byrd.
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What was the name of the first band Brown joined?
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What was the name of Brown's first hit song?
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Brown's demo of "Please, Please, Please," which he recorded in 1956, hit No. 6 on the rhythm and blues charts and helped him land his first record deal.
"Please Please Me"
Question 8 of 30
What was the first James Brown song to hit No. 1 on the charts?
"I Want You So Bad"
"Try Me"
After going solo in 1958, Brown put together a brand-new backing band and recorded "Try Me," which became his first No. 1 hit.
Question 9 of 30
True or false: James Brown rarely performed live during the early years of his career.
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What year did James Brown record his famous album "Live at the Apollo"?
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True or false: "Live at the Apollo" was a smash hit.
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What year did Brown release "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag"?
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What did James Brown do as race riots raged in April 1968?
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How many instrumental albums did Brown release during the '60s?
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Which of these songs did NOT come out in the 1970s?
"The Payback"
"The Popcorn"
Brown enjoyed numerous hits throughout the early and mid-'70s, but "The Popcorn" came out in 1969.
"Hot Pants"
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What 1980 movie did James Brown appear in?
"The Blues Brothers"
An appearance in "The Blues Brothers" as a preacher helped put James Brown back in the spotlight after a period of struggle during the late '70s.
"The Shining"
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What 1979 album featured "It's Too Funky in Here"?
"The Original Disco Man"
Appearing on "The Original Disco Man," "It's Too Funky in Here" was a major hit for James Brown in 1979.
"Take a Look at Those Cakes"
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Which James Brown song was featured prominently in "Rocky IV"?
"Stay With Me"
"Give Me Some Skin"
"Living in America"
In 1985, "Living in America" became Brown's biggest hit since the '60s after it appeared in "Rocky IV."
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What year was James Brown inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
Brown was part of the very first class of musicians to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986.
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What year was James Brown arrested for leading police on a car chase?
After a period during which his career was in an upswing, Brown was arrested in 1988 and went on to serve two years in prison.
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What did Brown name his 1998 album?
"I'm Real"
"Love Over-Due"
"I'm Back"
After losing his wife and suffering through plenty of legal trouble, James Brown released "I'm Back" in 1998.
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What year did Brown release his final studio album?
"The Next Step," released in 2002, was Brown's final studio album, though he continued touring until his death.
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What killed James Brown?
James Brown died on Christmas 2006 of pneumonia and heart failure.
plane crash
Question 24 of 30
How many times did Brown marry?
Brown married four times, starting with his first wife, whom in he wed in 1953.
Question 25 of 30
True or false: James Brown couldn't read sheet music.
Despite his years in the industry, Brown never learned to read music.
Question 26 of 30
How many Grammys did James Brown win?
In a career spanning nearly half a century, Brown picked up just three Grammys, including one for lifetime achievement.
Question 27 of 30
What song won Brown his first Grammy?
"Living in America"
"Papa's Got a Brand New Bag"
James Brown picked up his first Grammy at age 38 for "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag."
Question 28 of 30
How many children did James Brown have?
Brown had seven children but wasn't really close to them. Late in his life, his children were forced to make appointments to see him.
Question 29 of 30
Who did Brown leave the bulk of his fortune to in his will?
needy kids
While Brown planned to leave the bulk of his money to needy children, his will was hotly contested, leaving his fortune in limbo a full decade after his death.
his children
Question 30 of 30
What is the name of the 2014 James Brown biopic?
"Get On Up"
"Get On Up," with Chadwick Boseman as James Brown, tells the story of Brown's rise to fame.
"Papa's Got a Brand New Bag"
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The Emery County Commission met in Green River for their Aug. 15, meeting. The board of equalization was held prior to the meeting for Green River residents.
The commission discussed the plan for the landfill and the contract with IGES. The first cells at the landfill have reached capacity and plans are underway for the covering of these cells. The blue shale readily available in the county has been deemed adequate material to use for the covering. The blue shale must be of a finer consistency and not the heavy material typical. The plan has been developed over the last few years and approved by the state. Johansen and Tuttle Engineering will do the monitoring of the covering and keep tabs on the consistency of the dirt cover. The contract with IGES is in the amount of $6,710.
Morris Sorensen, road department head, said 65,000 yards of material is needed for cover and they have at present 9,000 suitable yards for cover. They need to develop the rest of the fill material. The required fill amount has lessened considerable from the original cover plan.
Commissioner Gary Kofford reported because of the dryness of the Emery County material a 30 inch cover would be adequate. If it settles more dirt will be put on top. The material must be kept as loose as possible. They only want water going down as far as four-five inches on the filled cell and no water going into the landfill.
Commissioner Kofford pointed out this is just one of those things required by law they must comply with and also they must test for methane gas.
Commissioner Ira Hatch said the project will be done on an ongoing basis. Commissioner Kofford said the test on the top soil pile was completed and they will be able to use that material, but it will be the harder and larger particles and smaller lighter fill will also need to be developed.
Commissioner Kofford said, "The last thing we want to do is get a lot of dirt on and find out it's not acceptable.
Sorensen is in charge of the landfill as part of his road department duties. He said the first cell began to be filled 20 years ago and two cells were added on top of the first one, this created a hill.
The hill must now be covered by the fill material. There is no set time on when it needs to be done. The site will continue to be monitored for 30 years. They could wait until the landfill has reached its life expectancy, but they are trying to do the reclamation work as they go to cut costs from an initial huge cleanup at the end. The pit currently being used now and subsequent cells will last approximately another 20 years.
Sorensen said the Emery County landfill is fortunate because they haven't required a membrane or a clay liner because the material at the landfill is suitable and there isn't a problem with leaching. Sorensen said this is possible because the average rainfall in Emery County is only seven inches and the water evaporates before it gets to the material. The blue slate is bedrock material very conducive to a good landfill material.
The state has consented to use the soil that is on site. This is the first time this has been allowed so the landfill will be monitored quite heavily. Hopefully, enough material can be gathered in the landfill area to meet the needs of covering the first cells.
The county is also working with the BLM to purchase 40 acres around the landfill to be used at the gun range and also as a gravel source. The county would still need a lease for the mineral rights and a special use permit as the BLM maintains the mineral rights to the land.
The state has two tests they conduct to make sure the water can't percolate through and penetrate the cell.
Tests will continue to be conducted on the pile and as the cell is covered. Compaction tests will also be conducted as the material must remain as loose as possible.
The county still doesn't have the go ahead with the state to begin covering the cell.
Once suitability studies have been completed the landfill can go ahead with beginning to cover the cell.
It is yet to be determined if the covering will take place with a big push from the road department or if the state will allow the work to be completed as the landfill personnel have the time to do it.
The IGES company has experience with environmental engineering and requirements for landfills.
They have been instrumental in helping convince the state to allow the landfill to use materials on site for the cover. Johansen and Tuttle will conduct the onsite tests and the results will be forwarded to IGES and onto the state.
Sorensen said, "IGES has been very helpful and cooperative in working with the state."


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CINCINNATI -- Adam Jones has salvaged his career on his last shot with the Cincinnati Bengals, and what a week to reflect.
The Dallas Cowboys are coming to town.
Jones had what seemed to be a "last opportunity" with the Cowboys in 2008, back when he was "Pacman." What a disaster that was.
He was suspended for a couple of games after scuffling with one of the security guards the team assigned to him, then cut the following offseason. At the time of his release in February 2009, it seemed that his career in the NFL was over, washed away because he was too much trouble to deal with.
"Without that experience, I probably wouldn't be where I'm at today," Jones told USA TODAY Sports, as he sat at his stall in a near-empty Bengals locker room. "It made me a better person. I took it as a learning experience and told myself I wasn't going to get back into that situation."
Think Jones will have extra incentive on Sunday?
"It's just another game, but I want to win this game a lot more than a regular game," he says. "I know that might sound a little different. But anytime you've played with somebody, you always have a little extra edge when playing against them."
This week, Adam Jones has grumbled about more than a few things about his Dallas days, including the fact that he has few friends left on the squad that was coached by Wade Phillips. He played just nine games that year, due to the suspension and a neck injury, hardly living up to the hype after being obtained for a fourth-round pick.
"Dallas was a learning experience," he said. "I had been out of football for a whole year. Wasn't in football shape. Wasn't getting the correct coaching that I needed. I was just out there, playing strictly on talent. The speed wasn't there. But I have no regrets."
The Cowboys might regret that their experiment with Jones didn't work as well as it has for the Bengals. In any event, Jones is effusive in his praise of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and maintains that he is grateful for the team's hands-on approach in addressing some of his off-the-field issues, although he did not demonstrate that at the time. And he speaks highly of Dez Bryant -- the big-play receiver who he will be matched against occasionally on Sunday. Like Adam Jones was, Bryant is provided round-the-clock security and other forms of hands-on support from the team, given a series of off-the-field incidents.
Jones, 29, said that he worked out with Bryant during the offseason in New Orleans.
"I've had a chance to talk to Dez," Jones said. "Dez is a good person. He's got some issues, but like everybody else, it's how you handle the issues."
If anyone can relate to the team's support efforts with Bryant, it's Jones.
"Jerry's going to give his all, he's going to make sure that he's doing everything that he can to make sure that you're successful," Jones said. "In my situation, I wasn't a man yet. I was still a kid. I didn't take advantage of the situation."
He's lived and learned. Jones, who entered the NFL with the Tennessee Titans in 2005 as a top-10 pick, has gone from one of the most notorious figures in the NFL to a poster image for reclamation who volunteered to tell his story at the most recent NFL Rookie Symposium.
In his third season with the Bengals, he is playing extensively as a nickel back and is still an impact punt returner, with a 15.3-yard average runback that ranks third in the NFL.
Most significantly, Jones hasn't drawn attention for the type off-the-field foolishness that once defined his persona.
Jones was suspended by the NFL for the 2007 season following his involvement in a shooting at a Las Vegas nightclub that left a security guard paralyzed, the most serious of a string of off-the-field incidents. The shooting in Las Vegas followed a melee in the nightclub that, according to police reports, began when Jones decided to "make it rain" by showering strippers with thousands of dollars.
After he was cut by the Cowboys, he sat out the 2009 season until signed by the Bengals.
The Bengals gave him a shot, in part because of defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer's close relationship with Deion Sanders, who is also close to Jones.
"The turnaround he's made since sitting right there is incredible in every way," Bengals coach Marvin Lewis says, sitting at a conference table in his office. "As a person, a player, a teammate. He's tried to do everything we've asked. And it's hard on him sometimes. He still has to have the occasional outburst, but they're farther and farther between."
It's interesting that Jones alluded to the coaching in Dallas as one of his pitfalls -- which seems to be a stretch, considering issues that led to him fighting with a bodyguard paid to protect him.
In any event, there's been a correction. Zimmer is a stickler for techniques, and Jones has been a willing student.
After a practice last week, when Jones made a technical error, he quickly owned up to his mistake and as the coach recalled, told Lewis: "Don't call me tonight. I'm fixing it. Don't call or text me. I got it."
"He's still a work in progress," Lewis said. "We've been working on the personal part. Now we're able to fix the football part."
As an example, Lewis says that for a while Jones was content to lift weights just once a week rather than putting in the two required lifting sessions. He was fined repeatedly.
Lewis may have struck a nerve when he reminded Jones that he didn't have to answer to him as much as he would to his wife in explaining why he had less take-home pay.
"It's all those little things," Lewis said. "The other day, he was headed to the weight room and I heard him say, 'I'm going in here to get big. Who's coming in here to get big with me?' That's the thing. No one's ever made him be diligent at being responsible."
The first thing Zimmer told Jones about his chances to succeed with the Bengals?
"I'm not going to let you screw up the chemistry," Zimmer recalled. "I told him that if you're not going to listen to me, not going to do the things that I want you to do, then I don't want you here."
Listen to Jones, and he sounds like a man who learned the hard way.
"I think I'm stronger now because I work every day at it, to be a better person, to help my reputation," he said. "In the past, I was like, 'It is what it is.' But now there's not a day when I don't get up and think, 'Is this good for Adam Jones?' It took me a while."
Jones says all the right things. He loves it in Cincinnati. He's happy. He appreciates his relationship with his coaches. He loves the game.
Still go out to nightclubs?
"I ain't saying that I don't go out, but when I go it's in strategic fashion," he says. "When I go, it's me, my wife and security. It's not me and 20 or 50 homies. I'm a lot smarter than I used to be. Not to say I was a dummy. I've always been book-smart. But I think things out before I react."


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Great...but...It would be even better if it was designed to fit other blow dryer attachments. I purchased quite a few and was sad that none of them were able to attach to this product. The only upside is that the attachment provided is extremely secure and has never slipped off in the process of me drying my hair. Overall, it is an awesome dryer and gets my hair all dry extremely fast. Im pretty good with drying my long hair, it only took me about 20 minutes before but now its cut down to 10-12. Worth the money paid - hands down.Jun 18, 2009Lauren / Philadelphia, PA
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LoveI love this hair dryer. The cord is extremely long, I can even take the hair dryer into another room while it is still plugged in. The only thing is that it gets a little hot, you have to make sure your holding the handle and not the parts that gets hot. I also use the hair dryer with Monroe Latina Envy brush which I think makes a difference too!Jun 6, 2009Aleia / Nyc
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Ouch!I blow dry my hair sitting and hold it in between my legs between sections for literally a second... and it gets so hot it burns! Also, since it has such a short nozzle its awkward holding it so close to your head... which I couldnt get used to. In all fairness, friends did comment that my hair looked shiny or nice, but I dont think it was anything you couldnt achieve with a dryer half the price. Also, I took it on vaca and it took up practically no space in my bag, which was great. Think I might get another Super Solano... just thought I could do better and hoped with such an astronomical price I could have it all!!! :)Jun 3, 2009Valerie / Point Pleasant, NJ
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Ok, But Not Great!I read the reviews and had high hopes for this dryer, but the results were pretty mediocre. Its very heavy and gets blows extremely hot air, but doesnt dry my hair any faster than a regular dryer. I definitely still have to flat iron after using it, so even though my hair is somewhat less frizzy than after drying than with my regular dryer, it doesnt save any time. Also, I actually think it works better with the ions switched off! On the plus side, my hair does seem somewhat healthier and shinier (its extremely thick and coarse and tends to be very dry), but Id be more likely to attribute this to my new Solia flat iron and Pureology Hydrate shampoo and conditioner than to the dryer. Overall, the dryer is OK, but should be priced at about $50.00, not $140.00!!!May 19, 2009Anonymous / Midwest
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Buy. This. Dryer. Now.I was pretty apprehensive spending this much on a dryer when Ive never spent over $40, ever. But I have a ton of hair that takes 25-30 minutes to dry with your typical Conair. I already have very straight hair, so I was mainly purchasing it for the "50% faster dry time." This dryer COMPLETELY lives up to the hype! My hair dried in 10 minutes (nothing short of a miracle for me) and is very soft and shiny. The dryer itself is of very solid construction - I was particularly surprised by the cord (which you shouldnt wrap around the dryer). Because the airflow is so fast and concentrated, it takes a little practice to hold the dryer right so your hair doesnt tangle in itself. I have always purchased high-end hair and beauty products and I would say this is my best all-time purchase. You will never need or want another dryer if you have this Sedu!May 14, 2009Cara
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Somewhat DisappointedI thought long and hard about what kind of hair dryer I wanted to get. Read lots of reviews, visited different websites. This is my very first professional hair dryer and if I was going to spend more than $100 on it, I wanted to be sure to get my moneys worth. Well, Ive used it for almost a moth now and Im not impressed at all. The Sedu Revolution ad promised to do wonders with my hair (its medium length and somewhat wavy). Its certainly 40% more compact than a conventional dryer, that I love. I dont know about weight, its certainly much heavier than my cheap Remington Ionic dryer, but I guess thats the way professional dryers are.Hair is 80% shinier.- I think this is an overstatement. My hair seems a little bit shinier (maybe 5% shinier), but definitely not 80% shinierIons eliminate static and frizz by 90% - Now this is definitely not the case for me. I even feel its had the opposite effect! Its frizzier now...Leaves the hair more manageable and reduce damage - Well, my hair feels softer, but again, the difference is not that noticeable.It takes the same time to dry my hair.The bottom line is I dont think its worth the $140 I paid for it. You may get the same results with a cheaper Ionic dryer .Apr 21, 2009Alexa / Chapel Hill, NC
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Not So GreatWhen I bought this a couple of months ago, most of the reviews were AWESOME. Thus, I am a bit disappointed, primarily for 2 reasons. It is VERY heavy and the nozzle is SO short that I cant style from a distance without hair going everywhere. The attachments dont help much. If you are looking for a traditional salon dryer - this is probably not your answer. The reason Im even on this sight today is beacause Im looking for a different dryer!Apr 21, 2009Nicole / Richmond, VA
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Love This Dryer... And I've Used A LotI love this dryer because:1) It dries my hair very quickly and smoothly, and I have thick, naturally wavy hair that I blow dry straight2) Its lightweight, and the short barrel length eases arm fatigue (you can hold it closer to your body)3) Its powerful, and you can control the heat, airflow, and ionic-ness separately4) The switches are located in such a way that you never accidentally hit themIve owned two CHI dryers (red, then light blue), a Super Solano, and now this. I like this the best. I have a houseguest whos also a hair junkie and she loves this one too over the CHI and others.Apr 15, 2009Lynn / San Francisco, CA
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Saracens boss Mark McCall has made two changes to his starting XV for Sunday's Premiership clash with London Welsh.
Saracens boss Mark McCall has made two changes to his starting XV for Sunday's Premiership clash with London Welsh at Allianz Park.
In the back-line, Duncan Taylor startes the match at inside centre in place of Adam Powell.
The other change to the starting XV sees George Kruis taking over from Alistair Hargreaves to partner captain Steve Borthwick in the second row.
On the replacement's bench, Andy Saull makes a first appearance since before Christmas having recovered from a fractured thumb while Jamie George, Mouritz Botha and Ben Ransom all come into the matchday squad.
"London Welsh have been a highly competitive team all season and they bring a high level of intensity and work rate to matches," explained McCall.
"The challenge for us on Sunday, and for the remainder of the season, is to continue to build on our performances and concentrate on our own game plan.
"If we get those things right, we will give ourselves a good chance of getting the outcome that we want."
Meanwhile, London Welsh head coach Lyn Jones has been forced into a number of changes with Gonzalo Tiesi, Neil Briggs and Ed Jackson all ruled out through injury.
Tiesi's place at outside centre is taken by Sonny Parker, while there's a debut on the wing for new signing Seb Stegmann.
Greg Bateman moves from tight head to hooker to replace Briggs, with James Tideswell coming into the front row.
In the second row, Kirill Kulemin partners captain Jonathan Mills, while there's a new look back row.
Jackson's place at number eight is taken by Alfie To'oala, with Julio Cabello Farias moving from openside to blindside flanker.
Michael Hills wears the number seven jersey.
"We were very disappointed with the result and our performance at Exeter last week and we're determined to put that right on Sunday, but it doesn't get any easier against arguably the best team in the Aviva Premiership at the moment," said Jones.
"However, we're looking forward to visiting Allianz Park and putting on a good show."
Form: Saracens only defeat in their last eleven encounters in all competitions was 16-29 at London Irish in Aviva Premiership Rugby on 9 February. Saracens have not lost any home game at their seven different home venues since Clermont Auvergne won 22-3 at Vicarage Road in the quarter-final of last season's European Cup. London Welsh have slipped to six successive Premiership defeats since beating London Irish 15-9 at Kassam Stadium on 1 December. The Exiles' solo away victory in the competition remains at 29-19 when they visited Sale on 21 September. Saracens won 28-23 at Oxford in their only previous Premiership encounter with London Welsh, whilst the Welshmen's only previous league win over Saracens was 23-7 way back on 12 September 1987 at Southgate in league division two (London Welsh's very first league game).
The teams:
Saracens: 15 Chris Wyles, 14 James Short, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Duncan Taylor, 11 David Strettle, 10 Charlie Hodgson, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Will Fraser, 6 Jackson Wray, 5 George Kruis, 4 Steve Borthwick (c), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Rhys Gill.
Replacements: 16 Jamie George, 17 Nick Auterac, 18 Petrus du Plessis, 19 Mouritz Botha, 20 Andy Saull, 21 Neil de Kock, 22 Nils Mordt, 23 Ben Ransom.
London Welsh: 15 Tom Arscott, 14 Phil MacKenzie, 13 Sonny Parker, 12 Seb Jewell, 11 Seb Stegmann, 10 Gavin Henson, 9 Tyson Keats, 8 Alfie To'oala, 7 Michael Hills, 6 Julio Cabello Farias, 5 Kirill Kulemin, 4 Jonathan Mills (c), 3 James Tideswell, 2 Greg Bateman, 1 Franck Montanella.
Replacements: 16 Dan George, 17 Tom Bristow, 18 Paulica Ion, 19. Matt Corker, 20 Daniel Browne, 21 Alex Davies, 22 Gordon Ross, 23 Tom Voyce.
Date: Sunday, March 3
Kick-off: 14:15
Venue: Allianz Park
Referee: Luke Pearce
Assistant referees: Kevin Stewart, Andrew Watson
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While in captivity, the Jews wept by the rivers of Babylon—Because of sorrow, they could not bear to sing the songs of Zion.
1 By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion.
2 We hanged our harps upon the willows in the midst thereof.
3 For there they that carried us away captive required of us a song; and they that wasted us required of us mirth, saying, Sing us one of the songs of Zion.
4 How shall we
5 If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her cunning.
6 If I do not remember thee, let my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth; if I prefer not Jerusalem above my chief joy.
7 Remember, O Lord, the children of
8 O daughter of
9 Happy shall he be, that taketh and dasheth thy little ones against the stones.


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Aaron Lee Kidd, 95, of 85 Kidd Road, Carrier Mills, died 6:45 a.m. Wednesday, May 15, 2013, at Harrisburg Medical Center.
Funeral Services will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, May 18, 2013, at Felty Funeral Home in Carrier Mills. Visitation will be held 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Providence Cemetery near Carrier Mills with Military Rites by Carrier Mills American Legion Post 364, Harrisburg American Legion Post 167 and the Army National Guard Ritual Squad. The Rev. Mark Finnie will officiate. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Southern Illinois, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
Lee was born on July 12, 1917, in Johnson County, to the late Burton and Maude (Bridges) Kidd.
Lee lived most of his life around Carrier Mills. He owned and operated Kidd Transfer with his brother, Albert Kidd, for many years. He also hauled water to countless families for many years as well as he was Carrier Mills Township Road Commissioner for over 30 years.
He was a World War II Army Veteran and member of the Carrier Mills American Legion.
He is survived by two sons: William "Bill" (Charline) Kidd and Arthur (Brenda) Kidd both of Carrier Mills; four grandchildren: Stacey (Shane) Miller and Marcy (Britt) Martin, both of Carrier Mills, Nikki Kidd of Chicago and Michael (Beth) Kidd of Stonefort; four stepgrandchildren: Carolyn (Darrell) Osman of Harrisburg, Donnie (Kara) Rash of Ozark; Tammy (Mike) Stone of Carrier Mills and Sherri (Ronnie) Samples of Kansas; sister-in-law: Beulah May Kidd of Carrier Mills; several great-grandchildren; great-great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by a son: James "Jim" Kidd; two grandchildren: Susan Lynn Kidd and Phillip Aaron Kidd; two brothers: Robert Kidd and Albert Kidd; and two sisters: Margaret Swan and Violet Cosgrove.
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Juwan Howard
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"Gross over-reaction" or fundamental health and safety issue? TORONTO – April 7, 2009 – How far should our schools go to protect the health and safety of our children? This is the great debate that Allergic Living magazine raises in its Spring '09 cover story: "Backlash Boards the Bus." When medical sociologist Dr. Nicholas Christakis heard that […]
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To: Baking Barrister
From: BB's Mom
Subject: post
you have gotten lazy-you must post
So, maybe she's right. I have been sitting on these pictures for about 10 days.
But I have good reasons!
First, I went into a two-day long food coma after the Blogger Brunch hosted by Jean (she served this, and I wanted to take it all home).
Then, I had to work. And work off Gina's chocolate cherry decadence.
And then I had to fly to LA, where my demanding mother forced me to look at papers, post things on Craigslist and teach her how to use her new camera.
Why she gets a new camera and I don't, I will never know.
When that was over, I spent time with friends, and then headed back to the airport so I could get back to the office.
And then I took my very first Zumba class, which proved that, though I lack coordination, I'm pretty damn good at shaking my ass.
Which brings me back to this e-mail. I was busy. Sheesh.
So here's my post--an abbreviated tale of Raspberry and Cheese Danish.
My tale? One word: flaky.
Why? Real danish are made with croissant dough, and fresh danish are nothing like the stale pucks that you can buy at the store.
Plus, you can use any croissant dough recipe that you have on hand (I used the one from The Bread Bible) and add any filling your heart so desires. And there's no kneading necessary.
So get off your computer, get buttery, and make some danish.
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Winsor & Newton - Azanta - Hog Bristle Student Brush - Round Short Handle - Size 12 - Winsor and Newton Azanta Hog Bristle Student Brushes are a range of inexpensive natural Hog Bristle Brushes suitable for use with Oil and Acrylic Colour. Made from good quality hog hair, Azanta brushes have a good degree of stiffness and the bristles are flagged (i.e. split at the tips). These qualities make Azanta perfect for mixing and applying thick bodied oil colour. Azanta brushes have seamless corrosion resistant ferrules with deep red lacquered handles. They are available with short handles which are excellent for close up painting and long handles for easel painting. Azanta brushes are particularly attractive to beginners, students or professionals who are looking for an inexpensive brush.
Winsor and Newton Azanta Hog Bristle Student Round Brushes are great for fine detail, lines & glazes. A standard round head brush fitted with a long handle. The brushes are suitable for detail or small scale work and are also popular with crafters for general purpose use.


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Military Police Officer
Military Police Officers provide essential support to their commanding officers with all facets of law enforcement. Officers begin this MOS either on-base, providing security and law enforcement, or on deployment, supervising maneuver and mobility operations and internment operations, as well as providing area security and law enforcement.
Specialized Training
- Military Police Basic Officers Course
Fort Leonardwood, MO
9 weeks
Within the MAGTF
Within the MAGTF, Military police officers are members of the Logistics Combat Element (LCE) and function as supervisors, coordinators, and administrators of law enforcement matters.
Beyond Your First Tour
After your first tour, you may be assigned to a billet available to all officers, such as recruiting duty, instructor duty at The Basic School or series commander at one of the Marine Corps Recruit Depots. Later in your career, you may be assigned to Expeditionary Warfare School or seek an advanced degree. This pattern of assignment is designed to expand your knowledge of the Marine Corps and overall strategic operations before you take on increased responsibility within your MOS.
As a Military Police Officer, you may attend law enforcement courses and schools. During your second tour, you may be assigned to Inspector-Instructor Staff for Marine Corps Reserve Military Police units among many other roles.
MAGTF refers to the unique four-part structure that organizes Marine Corps operating forces. This framework brings together Aviation, Ground and Logistics Combat elements under a central Command element. The result is a flexible, combined-arms unit with the capabilities to conduct the Marine Corps' full range of operations, from humanitarian aid and disaster relief to projection of power from the sea.
A MEU, or Marine Expeditionary Unit, is the smallest type of MAGTF, often providing the most substantial response in the shortest amount of time. 2,200 Marines that are trained in hundreds of areas of expertise serve on a MEU. Here is the breakdown of a MEU's makeup:
Command Element – Approximately 200 Marines. Responsible for command and control of the entire MEU.
Ground Combat Element – Approximately 1,200 Marines. A Battalion Landing Team that includes three rifle companies, a weapons company, a battery of artillery and platoons of the following: combat engineers, light armored reconnaissance, tanks, Force Reconnaissance and amphibious assault vehicles.
Aviation Combat Element – Approximately 500 Marines. A MEU's ACE is built around a medium tilt-rotor squadron, reinforced by CH-53E heavy lift helicopters, light attack helicopters and Harrier attack jets. The result is a squadron of 25 to 30 aircraft.
Logistics Combat Element – Approximately 300 Marines. Provides supply, transportation, maintenance and additional support for the MEU.
MEUs deploy aboard an Amphibious Ready Group (ARG): Three naval ships specifically designed to provide the Marines with a mobile base of operations. See here what serving aboard a MEU entails.


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Ephesians 4:11-14New International Version (NIV)
11 So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, 12 to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up 13 until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ.
14 Then we will no longer be infants, tossed back and forth by the waves, and blown here and there by every wind of teaching and by the cunning and craftiness of people in their deceitful scheming.
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AGD: Marlies Re-match
Kent Wilson
December 09 2012 01:06PM
Time: 1:00om MST
Location: Ricoh Coliseum Toronto
Broadcast: teamradio.ca
The last time these two teams met, the Marlies handed the Heat their worst defeat of the season so far (5-0). After a so-so start, Toronto has been climbing up the standings and currently sit tied for 3rd in Western Conference with 27 points, just four back of Abbotsford.
They have been paced by the play of AHL veteran Keith Aucoin and former first rounder Nazem Kadri. The latter struggled to put up points to start the season, but has really come on lately and certainly looked like one of the best played on the ice against the Heat last time these clubs clashed. Kadri has four goals and six points in his last four games.
As for the Heat, they have hit a bit of skid for the first time this year, losing three of three games to start December, being shut-out in two of them. Ironically, Abbotsford controlled the shot clock against the San Antonio Rampage in each of the last two games, but struggled to put pucks behind the resurgent Jacob Markstrom.
The Lineup
Max Reinhart has moved up the rotation a bit in the absence of guys lik Walter and Baertschi and has finally getting some pucks on net. He managed 11 shots in two games versus San Antonio and was apparently far more involved in the offensive zone that earlier in the year. I still think Reinhart is in for a longer apprenticeship in the AHL, but he needs to at least show some indications of prowess lest he get bumped form the line-up altogether.
He will apparently play with Ben walter who makes his return to the line-up today. That should be a top-six trio for sure.
- Olson - Street - Kolanos
- Laing - Byron - Nemisz
- Horak - Reinhart - Walter
- Bancks - Estoclet - Ruesegger
- Brodie - Piskula
- Breen - McCarthy
- McKelvie - Callahan
- Brust
Last game was a disaster for the ever sinking Leland Irving. He allowed three goals on eight shots against, lowering his save percentage to just .884 this year. Almost any goalie can struggle through a five game stretch like that, but the bad news for Irving is he's fighting for playing time and credibility on a team and in an organization that increasingly has more and better options.
The Opposition
The Marlies top line has been red hot and has provided the majority of the club's offense lately, so that is who the Heat will have to worry about the most this afternoon. Jake Gardiner is out with an "upper body" injury.
- Ross - Kadri - Frattin
- McKegg - Colborne - Ashton
- Hamilton - Aucoin - Abbott
- Ryan - Zigomanis - Scott
- Ranger - Kostka
- Blacker - Yeo
- Fraser- Holzer
- Scrivens
On the other hand, Joe Colborne is suffering through a terrible slump. With one goal and six points in 19 games, he is 17th on the team in scoring. He has just one point is his last 10 games and has managed just 29 shots on net so far this year. Although he probably isn't a true 3% shooter, those numbers are still very worrisome for the former 15th overall pick, even if you assume he's had some bad luck in terms of pucks finding twine: with with an average 12% shooting % this year, he'd still only have about 3 goals so far.
Something has gone terribly awry for the 22 year old native Calgarian. He's young enough to figure things out, of course, but he's not so young that a full season of these sorts of results won't do real damage to his stock in the Toronto organization.
Sum it Up
The Marlies are a tough opponent. They have some good names at all levels of the depth chart, including guys like Kadri and Aucoin as well as veterans such as Mike Zigomanis, Matt Frattin and Paul Ranger. The Heat more or less controlled the flow of play, though nott he score, against the Rampage recently, but it's going to be a lot harder to keep the puck in the offensive zone today in Toronto. Here's hoping the team can re-discover its scoring touch.
December 09 2012, 02:08PM
Without Bartschi, the Heat are essentially as offensively starved as they were last year. Kinda boring to watch, but effective in their ability to get the puck on net, just not in it.
December 09 2012, 02:21PM
Reino makes it 1-0, kid has woken up, beauty shot after getting wide open in the slot.
December 09 2012, 02:22PM
Reinhart with his 2nd! 1-0 second period.
December 09 2012, 02:33PM
Heat make it 2-0 on a Brodie goal.
2 zip now. Brodie maybe?
December 09 2012, 03:37PM
Brutal. 2-2. Should only be 2-1, Marlies first goal was on a clearly offside play.
December 09 2012, 03:47PM
Holy sh!t, Horak just absolutely laid a dman out who coughed up the puck, brodie fires the puck and Horak puts it in the net.
December 09 2012, 03:54PM
Heat win 3-2. The Marlies were dominated for 50 minutes but got two weak goals to tie it up in the third until Roman Horak decided to make himself known and put up 3 points on the afternoon.
Kadri was a useless tit, and that made the game enjoyable for me.
December 09 2012, 04:54PM
@Kent Wilson
Invisible. Who knows what damage was done to the kids confidence and physically when the Marlies had him play 40+ games with a broken wrist.