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Comments: Best shakey head worms ever! Super durable and the tail floats better than any other bait I have used. Pair with the Big Bite Fin Twist shakey heads and you are in business.
From: Brady: IA 9/10/15
Comments: Best shakey head worms ever! Super durable & the tail floats better than any other bait I have used. Pair with the Big Bite Fin Twist shakey heads & you are in business.
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Comments: I used these worms a while go. On a Texas rig or shakey head. They are deadly around cover or for spawning bass. Buy a bag now
From: Jacob: Indianapolis, IN 5/13/15
Comments: The 4.5" in green pumpkin is an awesome bait fished on a drop shot rig. Fished the glacial lakes in NE south Dakota and caught over 100 smallies on this bait. Highly recommend them, but recommend re-hooking the bait after 2-3 fish.
From: Jim: Omaha, NE 1/11/15
Comments: Used the 6 inch tilapia for the first time today and am very happy with it. On a t-rig it goes through grass and structure very easy without getting snagged,Also love the hook slot.Fished all types of stuff and the only thing they would bite was this worm. I was using a 3/16th oz through it out wait till it hits bottom and drag it very slow with the rod tip and just reel in the slack line and HOLD ON!!!! Caught 4 bass today doing this after everything else did not work....
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Comments: Great worm. I went out fishing with it the other day and I caught 2 bass in 15 minutes. I was using the easy money color.
From: Hunter
Comments: Great little worm. i rarely use it, but when i do it produces. The ss shad worked on lopez lake for finicky smallmounthes
From: John: Louisville
Comments: not as good as the zoom trickworm but still one of my go to finess worms caught 3 bass in less than 15 mins with easy money color and weightless on a 2/0 offset worm hook
From: Jimmie: Midland, NC
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From: Marvin: Houston, MO
Comments: Looks like a great idea, in reality I am not impressed. I have caught some fish on these but they aren't in the same league as Roboworms which for finesse catch me fish 3 to 1 vs anything else I have tried. Even zoom finesse worms have out produced these day after day. I won't be purchasing any more.
From: Blake: Skiatook, OK
Comments: They are excellent for Bluegill and Goggle Eye Perch. Gave several packages to my Grandson. For now I will stick with Zoom finesse Worms or Trick Worms
From: Curtis: Bossier City, LA
Comments: Great little worm, catches them great on a shakey head only problem is that the bluegill like them even better than the bass do, so if you buy some buy several because they love to bite the floating tails off of them. Overall good baits to get a quick limit in a tournament.
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From: Michael: DE
Comments: The best worm i have ever used. i use it both on a shakey head and dropshot, but it is especially deadly on a dropshot.
From: Mark: Carbondale, IL
Comments: This is my go to worm when the bite is tough. The Green Pumpkin/Chartreuse Tail is my favorite color. It always seems to produce a bite.
From: Thomas: Birmingham, AL
Comments: by far the best shakey head worm ever just wish they had a plain watermelon color
From: Doug: Blacksburg, SC
Comments: Used them with the squirrel jig head and they held up as good as any other worm. Generally got 2-3 fish per worm. They work well on these high water temp Alabama spots.
From: Tony: Centre, AL
Comments: Great worm. Last long enough when the bass are hittin but once the pickerel start, they rip the tails off pretty easy. but thats to be expected. overall great worm.
From: Mike: Wurtsboro, NY
Comments: I don't know how long Joe expects a worm to last, but I have a couple still in my boat with several fish and several hours each in the water. Great shakey head bait!
From: Brian: Ellabell, GA
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The closing of a road sometimes evokes an emotional response from people. Such a road is the dirt road leading to the back side of Huntington North Reservoir, sometimes known as the Southwest Cove road. Rex Funk, county road department director, brought up the issues surrounding this road. He recommends the county abandon the road. He said he has been following up on complaints from property owners in the area who have experienced vandalism on their property from users of the road. The road is used as an access for fishermen and those wanting to use the undeveloped portion of the Huntington Reservoir. It is a popular spot for swimming, but Funk pointed out there have been problems there in the past with teenage partying in the area.
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The judges took time to talk and answer questions from the girls. They were quite impressed with how well the local girls conducted themselves and encouraged them to tryout in other counties throughout the state.
They suggested doing a Queen Clinic in this area. While waiting for the results a lunch was provided to the girls and their families. Crowning of the Royalty was done by the Junior Royalty girls. The saddle blankets and leather engraved halters were made by Marvin Thayn of Cleveland. All contestants went home with a gift just for trying out. The Royalty appeared at the Spanish Trails Rodeo on Friday and Saturday nights. Look for the Spanish Trail Rodeo Royalty in the Ferron Peach Days Parade in September.
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Ace Atkins, a former Florida newspaper crime reporter and current Oxford resident, is a New York Times bestselling author of more than a dozen novels, including just-released "The Broken Places" and Robert B. Parker's "Wonderland." Last year, he was selected by the Robert B. Parker estate to continue the bestselling adventures of Boston's iconic private eye, Spenser.
"The Broken Places" is part of a return to Ace's first love: hero-driven series fiction. Quinn Colson is a veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan who returns home to north Mississippi to fight corruption on his home turf. The stories, contemporary tales with a dash of classic westerns and noir, are currently in development for a major television series. He answered questions from the Daily Journal's Patsy Brumfield.
Q: What is your work process like as you handle two different styles of books a year?
A: Well, I have to focus on one book at a time. I can never overlap the writing process. And to make deadlines, I don't have time for many book festivals, writers conferences and that kind of thing. I'm fortunate to be a full-time novelist, and I treat it with the respect and attention it deserves. My supportive readers deserve that I give them my best.
Q: Where do you get your ideas for each?
A: For the Quinn novels? The Daily Journal. My previous book, "The Lost Ones," centered on the Barretto case in New Albany. And much of "The Broken Places" tells a story not unlike what happened in the Smithville tornado. I was also inspired by a great piece on Smithville from The Commercial Appeal. As a former newspaper reporter, news stories still inspire me. I like to write about real characters, events and places.
Q: What are your hopes for the Quinn Colson series and its Northeast Mississippi venue?
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ProfileStraight out of Tahoe, With a ski carrier that spans over 3 decades, Brad Holmes has been in the scene since day1, Brad Begin skiing at the age of 4 and never looked back Still to this day Brad is the youngest member to make the US ski team at the age of 15, Brad Was named the 23rd most influential skier of all time in ski magazine. He has over 78 carrier wins. With his competitive goals accomplished, he set his sites on big mountain skiing filming and searching for the deepest snow he can find.
Who are the riders that impress and inspire you the most and why?
Glen Plake, Seth Morrison, Simon Dumont, Tanner Hall, Daron Rahlves, They inspire me because they where born to ski there is nothing forced.
Describe your first day ever on a Skiing/Snowboarding.
I can't remember, but my dad said I was a bad ass.
What was the scariest/gnarliest thing you did and why did you do it?
She was disgusting and there was a lot of booze involved.
What is the sickest thing in the world?
Lame People with power.
Describe your typical day:
I wake up way to early, and try to go back to sleep. Then I try to wake everyone else up. I try and stretch, and remember to brush my teeth. If it's a powder Day I shovel off the cars and snowmobiles and panic to get the crew together. "Its way to crowded in Tahoe to Drag Ass." It like Filmier Cross out there. We usually drag ass and just ski. If I am on my snowmobiles I spend a lot of the day getting stuck then I enjoy a heated lunch on my exhaust pipe. I usually get 3 or 4 epic runs in. Then it's back to the house to get ready to do it all over again.
What does the search mean to you?
Never giving up, there is always a better place and a better line to ski.
What country has the most beautiful women?
What was the biggest cliff you ever hit?
Mount Baker, The beast.
What would you do if you weren't a pro shredder?
I would be pain free. Ha Ha - No I would be an actor Or a street person.u
Which area last year left the best impression on you?
New Zealand. It is always pretty good down there, there aren't a lot of wankers when you go heli skiing, I like that,
Do you have a homepage/website?
Chainsawproductions.com I am working on bradholmes.com but some dork bought it and want me to give him money for it.
Since when are you riding for Rip Curl and how did you get to us:
I have been with rip curl for over ten years. I came to Rip Curl at the trade show I think. Rip curl Rules.
What are your plans for the summer?
I am working on a Shaun Palmer documentary called (Palmer the Miserable Champion) it will be out next year. I am going to Chile and skiing then im going surfing some where even though I suck. After that I will party with the rolling stones.
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By PAULA WELLNITZ
Everyday there are new reports of person to person and international violence. Standard remarks made are "Isn't it awful!" "Why do people do such things?" Then the person goes on to live life as usual�to make no attempt to consciously change, to do what one or a few people can do to prevent violence.
I prefer to refer to the issue as one of "making peace." This means consciously finding out what brings about violence and what makes for peaceful dealing with conflict. Then we can do as Ghandi said, "If we are to reach real peace in the world, we have to begin with children."
There are more and more classes being taught at the college and high school level on what peace really is and how to bring it about. In some rare places, it is part of the way teaching takes place at the elementary level. Rather than focusing on police in the hallways; actions for security that show distrust of others, some places are taking positive steps toward cooperation and peacemaking.
However, to best touch children, teaching about how to live peaceably begins at birth. At least that soon. As one student wrote for his paper in a college course on peace, "Q- Why are we violent but not illiterate? A- Because we are taught to read."
So, over time, I'd like to discuss some ideas that you may find useful in your family to enable all the members to be peacemakers.
One helpful fun thing I've mentioned before, is to use cooperative games to develop the spirit of working together. You can make your own up as well as buying equipment. This can be a way for all to get done what needs to be done for the family, not with a "sour" face but with a certain pleasure in the learning as well as experiencing the peaceful result.
We know the time of the "Terrible Twos" when a child begins to recognize self and what s/he wants. They are the center of their world and not aware of others except as a benefit for self. Have we ever made the connection between that and some people, groups, nations, that continue to think and act in that fashion.
There is a need to be reflective ourselves so we can be sensitive to the thoughts and feelings of others. In and outside of a relationship, a system, we need to take the time to try to be aware of what is happening "on the other side of the fence." We need to do more than just to go over how "I" feel, as though "I" were all correct. Maybe� as I become aware of that "other side"�I will realize they have a point or their feelings need to be taken into account.
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Pity WI aren't chasing 200, would at least make it interesting.
I keep getting confused by the bowling scorecards showing dot balls. I thought Lee had taken 6-51 just then
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Can never beat a pair
Brilliant catch but what an innings, well played Gayle. Magnificent.
Gayle's innings comes to an end. What a performance. That's how to play T20 cricket. England take note.
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CBS touted upcoming programming at Television Critics Association tour in Pasadena, Calif.
CBS , already the most popular network, is about to go into ratings overdrive, with football's AFC championship, the Super Bowl and the Grammy Awards all airing in prime time in the next month.
NCIS is TV's top show, and The Big Bang Theory hit another series high this week with 20 million viewers. "The ubiquity in syndication has certainly helped" expose the show to new viewers, says CBS Entertainment president Nina Tassler.
CBS will win its 10th season in 11 years. But it also has a strong chance of winning among young adults, the key audience for advertisers, aided by sports and sharp declines at perennial young-adult winner Fox. (This season, Big Bang also has eclipsed ABC's Modern Family among that crowd.)
Tassler is also planning the network's "most aggressive" summer, with a 13-episode adaptation of Stephen King's Under the Dome, which, like The Simpsons Movie, involves a giant dome enveloping a small town, with calamitous results. It's due June 24, and in success could return.
An expanded season of Big Brother will arrive earlier than usual, on June 26, and Unforgettable, the cancelled-then-resurrected series starring Poppy Montgomery, will return July 28.
Since it hasn't developed new comedy hits, CBS wants its aging but still popular duo Two and a Half Men and How I Met Your Mother back for new seasons. Negotiations for Mother are "almost done," but Men needs to sign a new deal with star Ashton Kutcher, who replaced Charlie Sheen.
And despite young Angus T. Jones' videotaped rant, calling the show "filth" and urging viewers to stop watching, "we'd like him to be part of that next year," Tassler says. "He made his public apology and has moved on."


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Ok, magic fans, who out there is confident enough in their wizardry knowledge to take a trivia quiz on my favorite kids' television show, Wizards of Waverly Place?
Airing on Disney Channel, Wizards of Waverly Place follows the Russo family as they live seemingly normal lives in Manhattan. . . except for the fact that all three Russo children have magical powers inherited from their dad! There's the oldest brother Justin (David Henrie), who takes his wizardry skills very seriously; middle sister Alex (Selena Gomez), who doesn't take anything seriously; and youngest brother Max (Jake T. Austin), who is seriously bad at magic. And then there's Alex's best friend Harper (Jennifer Stone), their parents, Jerry and Theresa, and all the characters who hang out in their sub shop and their school.
And PS, the stars of the show are all big fans of reading. Check out these videos of David Henrie, Selena Gomez, and Jennifer Stone talking about why they love books.
Now that you're caught up, let's see what you really know about Wizards of Waverly Place!
1. All three of the Russo kids have magical powers, but only one of them will keep those powers as an adult. How will it be decided?
- Their parents will choose.
- They'll have to compete in a magic competition.
- The official wizardry council will decide for them.
2. Why did Jerry, the Russo dad, have to give up his wizardry powers?
- When he fell in love with a mortal woman, he gave them up to marry her.
- When he had children, he decided his powers were too dangerous.
- He lost a magic competition against his sister.
3. When does Harper, Alex's best friend, find out Alex and her brothers are wizards?
- At Pop-Con when Harper accuses Alex of being a bad friend
- At school when Alex turns her art teacher back into a teenager
- During a marathon when Alex casts a spell that makes Harper win the race
4. Perhaps my favorite part of Wizards of Waverly Place is the song that plays during the opening credits. Who sings the song?
- Taylor Swift
- Demi Lovato
- Selena Gomez
5. In Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie, the Russo family goes on a trip to the Caribbean. Alex makes a wish that comes true and causes all sorts of problems for the Russos. What was her wish?
- She wished Harper had come on the trip with them.
- She wished her parents had never met.
- She wished for two sisters instead of her two brothers.
Get out those magic wands and cast your answers, readers! Check the answers, and we'll soon see who has magical powers when it comes to trivia. . .
— Morgan, Scholastic Staffer
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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Blocker
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.0.5, 2.1.2
Component/s: Themes
Testing Instructions:
It might be a good idea to test the custom menu as the code I had added originally was from Moodle 2.2 which caused the conflict as it should not have been added. Mea Culpa! I have now removed that code, and made good the original YUI-reset.
Affected Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE, MOODLE_21_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE, MOODLE_21_STABLE
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You can check at https://github.com/moodle/moodle/blob/c9b3258ccce481b3e8be32434e822f0d1f166169/theme/anomaly/style/general.css#L742
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This appears to be a recent regression in 2.1 only. I checked 2.2 and it doesn't seem to have the same problem. I'll try to track down the issue related to the regression.
This affects the 2.0 branch as well.
Here are the relevant commits:
2.0: http://git.moodle.org/gw?p=integration.git;a=commitdiff;h=c9b3258ccce481b3e8be32434e822f0d1f166169
2.1: http://git.moodle.org/gw?p=integration.git;a=commitdiff;h=7946da5f3c6b6564e740adcceaae112fbe07ba66
This is fast turning into a nightmare!
What the hell is wrong with this theme!
It's picking up all sorts of rubbish from who knows where!
I am going to look at this again tomorrow.
I have just come across some CSS mark-up in general.css which is not in the original CSS files I changed.
#page-report-outline-user .section {
border:i 1px solid #DDD;
margin: 0 5% 1.5em 5%;
#page-report-outline-user .section h2,
#page-report-outline-user .section .content {
margin: 5px 1em;
Also there is an ERROR in this code
border:i 1px solid #DDD;
border: i ?????
So whoever did this probably screwed up the file.
Thanks a bunch...
Just what I can do without
This is the file I pushed to my GIT Repository in the commit:
MDL-22351 convert Anomaly CSS to readable format...
So what I would like to know where did all that other CSS mark-up come from?
Also...which bits do I actually remove...
If the YUICSS has been added there then that's fine I'll clean that up too, but as it is it looks like a complete dogs dinner!
When I integrated this I found various conflicts caused because, the same week, other changes were performed to the same lines in anomaly theme by another issue.
Usually we reject those conflicts. But knowing that your change was just a "whitespace clean" I did perform the merge, respecting your whitespace format, but applying the changes to selectors performed by the other issue (was a big modification affecting to "report" related styles).
And I triple checked that the final result was satisfactory before pushing that to the git repo. In fact both my merge tool and git should have warned me about remaining <<<< lines there, grrr.
Going to confirm that (and fix it) ASAP, still I don't understand how that escaped all the checks I've here before sending stuff. Apologizes!
Just was looking for the problems... and they are only under 2.0 and 2.1 ? That throws away my theory about the conflicts I got in master with the changes related to reports.
Aha, yes, the >>>> were not introduced by my merge done improperly, but your original commits (pointed by Michael above) already had them. That's the reason the problem was not caught here because they were "existing" commits that are not checked.
So I guess that:
1) you did the original cleanup in master.
2) you cherry-picked/merged those changes back to 2.0 and 2.1
3) The 2) operation, should have shown you a BIG-RED warning about the conflicts, but somehow it didn't/you forgot it and instructed git to continue (aka commit).
Anyway, there are 2 solutions for this:
A) The quickest, I just can introduce one extra commit sending back the status of the theme to its original code (before the offending commit arrived). I can do it now and send it to all repos (it's called an emergency build)
B) The best, you are able to fix it, solve all the conflicts and send this to integration and it will be available in tomorrow's normal weekly builds.
If I can help with any of A), B) plz tell me. Ciao
BTW, I'm adding a new test here, so anything landing to git repos and having any <<|>> merge annotations will be detected and reported quickly. I hope that will help to detect any problem like this in minutes, so a quick revert/reject can be done.
That was an awful nights sleep I got!
OK...I'll go for option "B" as that seems more logical to me.
Now you mention it I did have some problems cherry picking and could not understand why that file caused so much of a problem, Now I know why. However, I don't fully understand how GIT works to have been able to deduce what was going on.
Well, like I keep saying, "you learn by your mistakes" or as some great person, I forget the name of, once said "If you've never made a mistake, you've never made anything".
Thanks and ciao.
Hi Eloy,
I have just pushed one branch only
MDL-30283-M20...if this is OK can you cherry-pick this to MOODLE_21_STABLE...???
well, if there are no differences between 20_STABLE and 21_STABLE in areas affected by your changes, yes, then it can be cherry-picked. I'll try and let you know in 1h or so.
I've cherry-picked the 20_STABLE branch (1 commit) into 21_STABLE and it was applied without any error, so I guess we can send this to integration (note I've not verified that the CSS are the correct ones nor anything like that). But, for sure, there are no pending '<<<<' conflicts at all.
Let's the testers check the custom menus (I've switched here to anomaly my 2.1 test server, I use the custom menus for some quick links in all my test sites and they seem to be working ok.
So, is it ok if I integrate this? Thanks for the quick fix, btw!
Yes please do get this integrated ASAP.
I have just checked the CSS over again, and it's OK.
You were right it was because I had made all my changes in Master, not thinking that it was any different than Moodle 2.1 & Moodle 2.00, how wrong could I be.
Thanks too for your help in getting this put right.
@ Michael,
It did cause me to do a "Teresa May" on this...blaming everyone and everything except myself
It was not until Eloy pointed out what I had done that I realised what a mess I had got myself into. Let's say, 'it was a wake-up call!'
I have learnt a lot from that mistake, and I certainly hope I don't encounter it again...at least not in a long while...if ever!
Anomaly is sure living up to it's name though! LOL


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Makin' it look mean
Ryan Lambert
April 21 2009 11:38AM
At least it's a series now.
There was a lot to take in last night. Lots of good, strong play. Lots of physicality throughout the game. Lots of emotion, some of which boiled over in the final two minutes or so.
In other words, lots of stuff you didn't see in Games 1 and 2. That's the reason there has to be a Game 5.
Because the Flames came out and, instead of playing one period of hithithithithithithithithithithithit, they instead played three periods of hithithithithithithithitskatehithithithit, and that made all the difference. They still racked up 45 checks last night, with no more than 17 coming in any one period, and five players had four or more by themselves (Todd Bertuzzi led the way with six).
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Olli Jokinen — I had an old coach that would call the infraction that led to Patrick Sharp's goal, "an asshole penalty." And that's what it was. But after he left the box with his head low, he elevated his game to a level we haven't seen in weeks. Blocking shots, throwing the body around, creating turnovers and more. He was instrumental in making the offense work last night, and his hit to separate a Blackhawk from the puck behind his own net turned into the game-winning goal at the other end of the ice.
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Jarome Iginla — Didn't get any points, but he was a ball of fire all night. He did a great job setting a tone for Calgary, something which he failed to do in the first two games for any significant length of time.
Rene Bourque — This is what I wrote about Bourque after Game 2: "He may not be getting on the scoresheet, but I guarantee every Blackhawk, especially Patrick Kane, knows exactly who he is." That still holds up, I think. But those slashes gotta go.
Jim Vandermeer — Very quietly had a perfectly good game.
Miikka Kiprusoff — Two goals against on 38 shots? I can handle that.
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Dion Phaneuf — He was pretty strong at times, but his insistence on lingering over the admittedly massive hit he dropped on Jonathan Toews in the third period (and when's the last time you saw a player of Toews' caliber get ragdolled like that?) led directly to the second Chicago goal. He wasn't outwardly brutal or anything, but he shouldn't be making that kind of mistake at this point in his NHL career.
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Discipline — I don't mean all that gobbledygook at the end of the game. I love that. Wish there had been more of it, in fact. I mean the Flames gave the 'Hawks waaaaaaaay too many power plays, especially in the third period, and if the Chicago power play had been running like it was on Saturday, we wouldn't be here talking about a win right now.
April 21 2009, 01:28PM
(and when's the last time you saw a player of Toews' caliber get ragdolled like that?)
when dion took out heatley about three months ago.
but yeah. he definitely lingered and was obviously out of position, with no urgency to get back into it, when it really mattered ten seconds later.
I agree with what you said about Sarich, he earned his entires seasons paycheque last night, he was solid and kept hearing his name all night long. Also really like Jokinen last night.
I think what I noticed most about the Flames last night was their ability to clear the garbage in front of the net.
If ever Kipper left a massive rebound and was out of position for the save, somebody in red was there to get rid of the puck. It was a very refreshing change.
I disagree that Vandermeer's game was that good. He looked to me like he was in over his head at times, turning the puck over and being caught out of position. This manifested itself in Chicago's second goal (and, might I add, their only ES goal).
It was very refreshing to see no soft goals let in by Kipper. I'm concerned by the D getting beat twice by those cross-crease passes though. But I'm happy Sarich is back as he has done his mighty best to settle down the D. Candidate for unsung hero.


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Robert White And His Outrageously Peculiar Organ
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2010
Robert White – quite possibly the only dyslexic, quarter welsh, gay comedian with Aspergers in Britain - makes his Edinburgh Fringe debut.
He wrote symphonies at the age of twelve, he can play anything on the piano by ear and he has an enviable collection of 101 tank tops. This is no ordinary Fringe Debut.
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John M - 04/09/2010
A public performer in the most reviewed arts festival in the world should expect to be reviewed. Walking off stage as an open mic comic when you're one of 15 acts on a night no one has had to pay any money for is one thing. But when you're professional charging people hard earnt money just to see you then you have an obligation to deliver. Stand-up comedy is a job. Do the job that you get paid to do.
Pádraig - 01/09/2010
Bob Slayer, pretty sure there wouldn't be much point in reviewing Cooper's show as all of his upcoming shows would have, almost certainly, been cancelled. The main purpose of a review being to help people decide what to go to. The review seems perfectly fair, if I were to blame anyone it'd be whoever was courting reviewers(presumably without Robert's permission) and told him that one would be in the venue.
John - 28/08/2010
I think that Steve was very understanding and that this review is by no means unfair. He offered to leave, which to me, sounds like a gesture of a reasonable man. Robert White is very funny and will have a successful career. I hope that he learns from this and moves on. Sometimes, things happen. Good luck.
Bob Slayer - 28/08/2010
I am a little dumbfounded by this - I wonder had Steve reviewed Tommy Cooper's last ever gig would he have given him zero stars for unprofessionalism?
James D'Chap - 27/08/2010
Having started a couple of years before Robert I've must've seen him gig a hundred times at various clubs. This is entirely atypical, he always performs with consummate professionalism even under the most difficult of circumstances. He is also an absolutely excellent act! Major established comics like Rhona Cameron and Sarah Silverman have also bailed early on full length shows. I think getting nervous when looking at an hour unfolding ahead which may not go well is a fairly universal experience for performers.
Paula - 27/08/2010
A totally justified review
Zoe W - 26/08/2010
If I was going to Fringe this year I would go and see him. Every body deserves a second chance. Chortle, no one has benefited from reading this "review".
Why would the reviewer get zero stars. And why is he trying to bring Robert down? Makes no sense at all. Robert mucked up for what ever reason. He has explained why. Fine, move on. And of course it's a lie to call this Robert's debut Edinburgh show. As he did a solo show about six years ago. For the whole of that Edinburgh. Whoops.
Bernard - 26/08/2010
Robert: I've seen your (full) show and I'm really glad that you got over this glitch. Everyone else: I can only assume you're friends of Robert or his publicity people. I think the reviewer has adequately explained his rating and was actually quite compassionate.
Chris Dye - 26/08/2010
...That would be to say the reviewer is a loser I assume. What a nasty review. Robert is hilarious, unique and revered on the circuit, and as you will see from his many other reviews and award nominations has been making big waves. I urge people to check him out and not be put off by this. He's destined for big things, and when someone is destined for big things there are small people who want to bring them down.
Harry P. - 26/08/2010
One of the best most diverse comedians working on the circuit today. An absolutely brilliant debut show. Some great songs too this really was fantastic it's such a shame this happened on a night Chortle were there to review. Go back again!
Robert White - 26/08/2010
People keep asking me how I can do comedy and be so good having Aspergers syndrome. They comment on my confidence and seeming social ability in such tricky circumstances. Well the truth is that all my skills with people on stage are put on, practised and learned , they do not come naturally. This learning has taken time and has got to the point now where i storm many rooms and do well and very well consistently 99.999999% of the time. But for all this i still have aspergers. The autistic trap to see things as a simplistic choice between yes and no, or choice between continue and stop, got to me at the above gig - like a rabbit in the headlights - as i focussed on the fact that a reviewer was in (having never been told before when they were) and my mind decided that , in a split second, it was all lost. So i abandoned the show even before my first joke, a thing i have not done before and will not do again. This was a one in a million thing and I am very sorry for it. But knowing how I am and that it is a thing that is just in me, what am i suppossed to do except move on to do as well as i can at the next gig ? I cannot put my mind on or worry about something i cannot change! So this i did as i went to smash the next spot at old rope, with new material, where just a few moments earlier i couldn't even get a word out of the show i had put years into. This is a one off, an anommolly and something to occour once in a blue moon. This is not me as many promoters, bookers, acts, freinds, reviewers and audiences alike have seen me and know me. yours, with all the best Robert
Pete Jonas - 26/08/2010
Zero stars? What a loser.


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Jets Penalty Kill: Perry Pearn's Innovation
Kevin McCartney
October 24 2013 12:57AM
Perry Pearn is in his second year as an assistant coach with the Jets and runs the team's Penalty Kill. Though he shared those duties last season, his individual work has given the group a small bump in the numbers from a 23rd ranked, sub-80% nightmare to a 15th ranked 83%. But more interestingly, we're also seeing an innovative formation on the Jets' penalty kill I'm terming a Weak-Side Overload.
Who is Perry Pearn?
Perry Pearn might be best known at the NHL level for being let go by Montreal right around this time of year in 2011. Assistant Coaches don't often get a lot of attention in the media, after all.
For our older readers, and those from Alberta, he might be rememberd for his time at the head of the Ooks of Northern Alberta's Institute of Technology (NAIT). He coached there for 14 years, with 6 National CCHA titles, 6 ACAC Coach of the Year awards, one CCHA Coach of the Year award, and an undefeated season in 1984/85. The Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference might sound like small potatoes, but the ACAC boasted Clare Drake, Mike Babcock, Mike Johnston and other big-name coaches during those 14 years.
He's not new to this frozen pond stuff.
Centre-Post Umbrella Powerplay
We don't have the space to cover a full evolution of the Umbrella in this article, but we owe the Sedins a 'Builder' credit for their work with the hybrid overload-umbrella. Their success has led to some variations we maybe wouldn't have seen otherwise.
A little Hockey 101: A traditional umbrella looks something like this:
Three shooters along the top, the puck moving back and forth to spread out the top two defenders. Around the net is traffic, but traffic organized to have a screen or tip for shots from the wings. Each of those players is also responsible for puck retrieval and re-cycles to the corners.
It's rare that you see a plain old traditional umbrella any more at the NHL level, but some purists believe that if you put shooters at each half-wall on their off-handed sides, you can get 30' shots with a screen and back-door rebound support. That has value, and almost all teams have some form of the umbrella in their repertoire.
Recently, we've see a number of teams take on this variant, called a Centre-Post Umbrella:
We have the top three in their traditional positions, but the two forwards in the middle are organized vertically. Enstrom (39), Wheeler (26), and Ladd (16) form a line down the centre, like the centre-post of an umbrella.
The purpose of the formation is two-fold. One, it controls the expansion and movement of the PK by creating two new threats: the shot from the top of the formation (Enstrom) is much more dangerous with a double screen or tip; and there is man standing in the most dangerous ice. The extra threats force a more conservative PK. Defenders have to respect all three shots, and can't attack the puck too aggressively, lest they leave space behind them.
Second, it encourages breakdowns. With a man standing right in the middle, a box-PK is not only out-numbered along the top of the umbrella, there is a defender at the bottom who is just being wasted. If anyone floats into the middle, though, the box is broken.
But a box isn't the only option. If you were to flip through an old Hockey Canada coaching binder, you might find tell of a "Diamond" patterned defence to the umbrella, looking a little like this:
It pressures all three primary shooters and is generally intended to prevent clean shots. Again, no teams default to a static diamond, but a team might show diamond to force the offence to put the play into the corner for a cycle, and then rotate back to a box, or even try to win the battle in the corner by isolating the puck carrier with an overload.
But if a team shows a diamond against the Centre-Post Umbrella, it would look a little like this:
A shooter in the slot with time and space? Deadly.
The Pearn Innovation
The Capitals used the Centre-Post Umbrella and Pearn had the Jets in a flattened, or collapsed diamond against it. At times, it looked more like a 1-3 defence.
But watch Clitsome (24) move with Johansson (90) to the front of the net as the puck moves to the top of the umbrella.
Byfuglien (33) is playing tight to the man in the slot (Brouwer, 20), Clitsome tight to Johannson, Wright (17) is in the shooting lane, and Kane (9) is guarding the back door against Ovechkin (8).
Remember how we talked about that back-door rebound support? Kane is there to take it away. All Pavelec has to do (in theory) is make a save should the shot get through. Everyone in a rebound area is covered.
Still, being down a man comes with choices.
As you've likely noticed, there is a very open shooter at the bottom of the image (Backstrom, 19). Pearn has chosen to actually leave that shooter alone to protect the back-door instead. Backstrom has to slide up so that Wright can't control the passing lane, but once he has the puck, he's left alone on his wing.
The focus is to prevent that shot down the middle and play the rebound. The Jets are taking away the most dangerous parts of the Centre-Post Umbrella, but they are intentially leaving one player with room:
I'm not sure what Perry Pearn is calling this, but I'm going to dub it the Weak-Side Overload PK.
Did it work?
There's no short answer here, and your mileage will vary on this particular PK. But the stats for the night are very interesting.
On the night, the Jets held the best powerplay in the league two years running to just 1 goal on 5 attempts. They also held it to 8 shots, which is a positive considering they have chosen to open up a shooter in order to defend the rebound in this defense scheme.
The Jets also had 14 shot attempts while short handed. That's the same number as the Capitals managed on the powerplay. That's remarkable.
Nevertheless, to my eye at least, their success in breaking up the PP came mostly in the neutral zone, where they continue to employ a 1-3 with pressure at the blue line. That pressure created turnovers, one of which went for a SH goal.
Once the Capitals gained the zone, it was a different story. Their one powerplay goal came from Brouwer in that middle area on a rebound (albeit one Bogosian gloved into a scoring area), the very play Pearn is trying to defend. And that open shooter? He created a lot.
Let's look at the sustained pressure on the first powerplay:
Wright saves a goal on that weak-side box out against Ovechkin. That's a goal in any other PK formation. But until the Jets can get the puck into the corner and go into an overload to isolate the puck carrier, they are just tempting fate. Backstrom eventually figures out he has room and starts attacking from much closer to the net.
The Bottom Line
The Jets' PK under Perry Pearn is definitely not traditional. We don't often see teams overloading the side without the puck, and it's unheard of when you're already down a man. He's considered his goaltender's penchant for rebounds, and taken away the most dangerous plays that come from the trendy Centre-Post Umbrella.
The overload pressure in the corners is also creating turnovers like the one we see at the end of the video. We'll cover the PK formation in the neutral zone another time, but it has been perhaps the most effective part of the Penalty Kill to date. All together, the Jets lead the league in corsi % while playing shorthanded at an outrageous 30.5%.
For all that's going wrong in Winnipeg this season, the Jets are lucky to have Pearn.
October 24 2013, 07:44AM
Have they been using this throughout the majority of the season? It seemed to me that against the Caps the Jets faced a lot more sustained pressure on the PK than they have all season. It could be due to them being a little less effective in keeping them out of the zone, but none the less.
They gave up a buttload of chances on the PK (the most I think I've seen all year), so I'm not sure if I should contribute that to the formation, or the fact that it's the Caps.
October 24 2013, 10:38AM
Nice breakdown, Kev! Well illustrated.


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Henry Morris, the founder of the "creation science" movement, died on February 25, 2006, in Santee, California, at the age of 87. Speaking to The New York Times (March 4, 2006), NCSE's executive director Eugenie C. Scott described him as "the most important creationist of the 20th century, much more so than William Jennings Bryan." And the historian Edward J.
A new publication from the National Science Teachers Association is designed to help teachers to explore evolutionary concepts with students by taking them on a journey with real scientists. Virus and the Whale: Exploring Evolution in Creatures Small and Large introduces students to some of today's most exciting and up-to-date evolutionary research through the stories of scientists who study evolution -- from the arms race between viruses and their human hosts to the long-term evolutionary changes leading to the emergence of whales.
A petition to amend the Nevada constitution to require the teaching of the "strengths and weaknesses" of evolution was filed with the secretary of state's office on February 24, 2006. The "Truth in Science" initiative calls for students to be informed that "although most scientists agree that Darwin's theory of evolution is well supported, a small minority of scientists do not agree," listing five specific "areas of disagreement" to be discussed.
Senate Bill 2427 is listed on the Mississippi legislature's website as having died on committee on February 28, 2006.
House Bill 1228 (PDF), introduced in the Maryland House of Delegates on February 10, 2006, would, if enacted, require the state board of education to "prohibit the teaching or the discussion of the theory of intelligent design" in science classes and prohibit it from "requiring the teaching or discussion of the theory of intelligent design in any class." But there's a catch: HB 1228 would also require the board to "permit the teaching or discussion of the theory of intelligent design in humanities or
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