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'Thinking' in a Deweyan Perspective: The Law School Exam as a Case Study for Thinking in Lawyering
Donald J. Kochan
Chapman University, The Dale E. Fowler School of Law
November 4, 2011
Nevada Law Journal, Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2012
Chapman University Law Research Paper No. 11-30
As creatures of thought, we are thinking all the time, but that does not necessarily mean that we are thinking well. Answering the law school exam, like solving any problem, requires that the student exercise thinking in an effective and productive manner. This Article provides some guidance in that pursuit. Using John Dewey's suspended conclusion concept for effective thinking as an organizing theme, this Article presents one basic set of lessons for thinking through issues that arise regarding the approach to a law school exam. This means that the lessons contained here help exercise thought while taking the exam - to think through the exam approach. The second, more subtle, purpose is to demonstrate that the law school exam can serve as a case study in the effectiveness of certain thinking tools that have much broader application. For that reason, this Article is not your typical "how-to" guide, but instead provides guidance critically and generally applicable to the thinking enterprise itself.
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Keywords: law school exams, suspended conclusion, John Dewey, problem solving, pedagogy, critical thinking, law school hypos, judicial review of agency action, thinking, thought processes, show your work, conclusory
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Last week, the Emery High Lady Spartan basketball team split two ball games, winning at home over 4-A's Dixie Flyers 54-36 and losing on the road to South Sevier 58-44.
Although one might assume from the score that the game against South Sevier approached being a runaway game, the final score is deceptive. Midway through the final period Emery was within five points before Emery had to resort to fouling to try and get the ball back.
South Sevier is the two-time defending 2-A state champion and they are highly favored this season to make it three in a row as they have cruised to a perfect record so far this season. The Rams are a veteran team that starts five seniors.
Jodi Robertson played a great game as she led the team in scoring with 22 points and also was asked to defend the Rams best player. Jodi scored 12 points in the second quarter.
Frankie Komar scored nine points in the game but Emery got very little from their other three starters as the three combined to score just four points in the game. Abbie Kay and Tiffany Tuttle each scored a single basket in the game. Taylor Mann scored six points off the bench with Markette Tanner adding a 3-pointer to round out the Emery scoring.
Emery had a much better effort against the Flyers. Emery jumped all over Dixie as the game began with a suffocating full court press that resulted in numerous turnovers and easy baskets. Frankie got the team off to a good start hitting the first two shots of the game to put Emery up 5-0 with 40 seconds elapsed.
Emery scored 10 points in the first two minutes, went cold for three minutes and then scored nine points to end the period. Emery led 19-4 after the first eight minutes. Komar led the way with nine points. ShiAnne Allred scored five points in the period as she worked hard to get good shots. Robertson also added a three.
Emery kept up the pressure in the second period although Coach Gordon went to bench often and the second team played most of the quarter. Tuttle and Kay had four points each to lead the team to a 11-8 advantage in the period and a 18-point half time lead.
The third quarter was not a good shooting quarter for Emery. Emery made three 3-pointers to lose the period 13-9. After Allred and Jessica Murray hit their shots in the first minute, Emery went scoreless for the next 6:30 before Tayler Jewkes hit another three.
Emery scored in a hurry in the final period. Although Emery has dry spells from time to time, when they score they score in a hurry. After having their lead cut to 12 points, Emery scored 11 points just like that to get comfortable again. Jodi scored seven in the quarter to lead the way.
Komar had 15 points in the game followed by Robertson with 10 points. Allred scored eight points, Kay scored six points and Tuttle scored four points. Murray, Tanner and Jewkes all hit a 3-pointer and Brooke Jensen scored two points to round out the scoring.
After the game Head Coach Steve Gordon talked to his team, "We looked good at times and we looked horrible at other times. Our press was effective tonight but we have got to learn not to panic at times when things don not go our way. It was a decent effort."
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New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen has included scrum-half TJ Perenara in his 28-man squad for the Rugby Championship.
New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen has included Hurricanes scrum-half TJ Perenara in his 28-man squad for the upcoming Rugby Championship.
With only 28 men able to be selected, versatility was taken into account when deciding on a group, with Perenara the only new squad member.
The squad has also been bolstered by three wider training group players who will assemble with the squad but return to their ITM Cup teams on the Wednesday of each Test week. Those players are Hurricanes and Wellington lock Jeremy Thrush, Blues and North Harbour midfield back Francis Saili and his Blues teammate, Counties Manukau winger Frank Halai.
Meanwhile, Crusaders and Canterbury prop Joe Moody has also been brought in as injury cover for Wyatt Crockett who will miss the start of the Rugby Championship with a knee injury.
The squad also sees the expected return of 116-Test All Blacks Captain Richie McCaw, who recently returned to rugby after an extended break from the game, and Blues and Auckland tighthead prop and 2012 All Black Charlie Faumuina, who has recovered from the calf injury which ruled him out of most of Super Rugby and the Series against the French in June.
Players from this year's June Series squad who have missed out on selection are prop Ben Afeaki, loose forwards Victor Vito and Matt Todd and half-back Piri Weepu.
"Firstly, we would like to congratulate TJ on his selection in the All Blacks. He has been impressive over the last couple of years and we feel the timing is right to now bring him into the squad," All Blacks head coach Hansen said.
"On the flipside, it's always difficult and disappointing for players when they miss out on selection, particularly for players like Piri and Victor who have been involved in the team for a number of years. But we have made it clear what we expect from them and the door is certainly not closed if they can deliver on those expectations," he added.
Another feature of the squad announcement is the unavailability of outside back Rene Ranger who has withdrawn himself from selection for family reasons.
"We fully understand and support him in this decision and wish him and his family all the best for the rest of the year here in New Zealand, and for their next adventure in France," Hansen said.
Outside back Cory Jane and wider training group player, lock Dominic Bird, who are injured were not considered for selection.
The 28-man squad is made up of 16 forwards (three hookers, five props, three locks and five loose forwards) and 12 backs (three scrum-halves, three fly-halves, two centres and four outside backs) with a combined total of 991 Test caps.
Hansen said now the squad had been finalised, the coaches and management team were looking forward to getting into camp in Wellington later this week to prepare for the opening Test of the Championship, the first Bledisloe Cup clash of the year against Australia in Sydney on Saturday 17 August.
"As always, that opening Bledisloe Cup Test in Sydney is going to be a huge match," he said.
"Whilst we were happy with what we achieved in the Steinlager Series in June, we will now be looking to build a greater understanding and greater execution of the detail within our game structure – and there is no better place to test yourself than in this competition. South Africa, Australia and Argentina will be even better than they were last year and we will have to be as well."
New Zealand squad
Forwards: Dane Coles (Wellington Hurricanes), Andrew Hore (Otago Highlanders), Keven Mealamu (Auckland Blues), Wyatt Crockett (Canterbury Crusaders), Charlie Faumuina (Blues), Ben Franks (Hurricanes), Owen Franks (Crusaders), Tony Woodcock (Highlanders), Brodie Retallick (Waikato Chiefs), Luke Romano (Crusaders), Samuel Whitelock (Crusaders), Sam Cane (Chiefs), Steven Luatua (Blues), Richie McCaw (captain) (Crusaders), Liam Messam (Chiefs), Kieran Read (Crusaders)
Backs: Tawera Kerr-Barlow (Chiefs), TJ Perenara (Hurricanes), Aaron Smith (Highlanders), Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes), Daniel Carter (Crusaders), Aaron Cruden (Chiefs), Ma'a Nonu (Highlanders), Conrad Smith (Hurricanes), Israel Dagg (Crusaders), Charles Piutau (Blues), Julian Savea (Hurricanes), Ben Smith (Highlanders).


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Skip to comments.Boeing Announces Big Layoffs in Defense Division
Posted on 11/08/2012 9:30:28 AM PST by Red Steel
Boeing announced a major restructuring of its defense division on Wednesday that will cut 30 percent of management jobs from 2010 levels, close facilities in California and consolidate several business units to cut costs.
The company told employees about the changes on Wednesday, in a memo obtained by Reuters and confirmed by Boeing.
Boeing, the Pentagon's second-largest supplier, said the changes were the latest step in an affordability drive that has already reduced the company's costs by $2.2 billion since 2010, according to the memo.
The measures come as U.S. weapons makers are under pressure to cut costs and preserve profit margins amid dwindling defense spending in the U.S.
In a message to employees, Dennis Muilenburg, chief executive of Boeing Defense, Space & Security, said the company aimed to cut costs by an additional $1.6 billion from 2013 through 2015.
"We are raising the bar higher because our market challenges and opportunities require it, and our customers' needs demand it," Muilenburg said.
He said the total savings would reach $4 billion, making the company healthier and better able to deal with a tougher marketplace.
He said Boeing would cut the number of executive jobs an additional 10 percent by the end of 2012, bringing overall cuts in its executive team to 30 percent for the past two years, a move that would result in a 10 percent cut in management costs.
Boeing said the changes were not a response to the threat of additional, across-the-board U.S. budget cuts due to take effect on Jan. 2, or the outcome of U.S. elections, but represented another step in its continuing drive to "be more competitive while investing in technologies and people."
Boeing said it could not project exactly how workers would lose their jobs because it would try to place people in its growing commercial business.
Well there's that news Obama wanted held back until after the election...
This was criminal of Obama to bribe and coerce them to withhold this news until the day after the election. They damn well knew this plan the day before.
Not related to the election...Yea, sure. You annnounce two days later and try to tell us that.
So this was going to happen regardless of who won the election?
Fine. 50% of the country will see soon and very clearly what future it has chosen. Own it.
Just more of Obama's America in action. It's also the tip of the iceberg.
Do not blame Caesar, blame the people of Rome who have so enthusiastically acclaimed and adored him and rejoiced in their loss of freedom and danced in his path and gave him triumphal processions. Blame the people who hail him when he speaks in the Forum of the new, wonderful, good society which shall now be Romes" ~Marcus Tullius
My county of residence just announced that this October the economy here is worse than it was last October. Based on declining sales tax revenue for this past month over last year's at this time.
Exactly what Romney/Ryan repeatedly said in the campaign. The economy is not slowly getting better. It did get a little better for a little while, but stretching out the timeline shows that month over month, yr over yr, it's slowly worsening.
In the case of Lockheed Martin, it was known for a couple of months and notices withheld.
The corruption goes deep.
Hope, hope, hope most are LIBS!
Hope, hope, hope most are LIBS!
In her re-election ads, Sen. Maria Cantwell (D. WA) promised more jobs at Boeing. I'm shocked. /sarc
Notice that Boeing is cutting back in California. The Dem voters of Calfornia passed Proposition 30 which increases taxes on people and corporations. Passing Prop 30 just gives Boeing the incentive to join all the other people and companies who have left taxifornia.
Notice that Boeing is cutting back in California. The Dem voters of Calfornia passed Proposition 30 which increases taxes on people and corporations. Passing Prop 30 just gives Boeing the incentive to join all the other people and companies who have left taxifornia.
Notice that Boeing is cutting back in California. The Dem voters of Calfornia passed Proposition 30 which increases taxes on people and corporations. Passing Prop 30 just gives Boeing the incentive to join all the other people and companies who have left taxifornia.
I bet that most of those soon to be laid off Boeing workers in California are members of the machinist union and voted for 0bama and Jerry Brown's tax increases. I don't feel sorry for them if they voted for what they are about to receive.
In the case of Lockheed Martin, they got two fat contracts the day they announced they were knuckling under.
sorry for the triple post.
Yes. BUT the Obama Administration published 'guidelines' that Boeing and other defense contractors not make the announcement(s) until after the election.
law of unintended consequences
Obama said he created five million jobs,to bad he didn't finish the line (in China).
You don't think any other incumbent would do the same?
Yes, the voters of Taxifornia are about to get what they voted for.
I just cannot figure out why he didn't also tell the masses how many jobs were lost during his tenure! / s
The Boeing Commerial Aircraft Services is next. Huge layoffs expected as they just reorganized two weeks ago.
I answered your question, now you present quite another. It's all in the news. You can google what was done, and when. I'm not into speculating.
Again - You should win an award for always having the most leftist view on every thread you pollute!
Again - You should win an award for always having the most leftist view on every thread you pollute!
Too bad they can't just lay off the Obama voters.
No, actually, I don't .. and I've a sneaking suspicion that you know it too.
What good is a forum where everyone says the same thing?
I do.
They can just make solar panels, windmills, and grow algae.
Odinga told Boeing to wait with this news until after the election. Obama is a discrace and extreme danger! I can't stand the little SOB!
What locations are being closed?
I heard that Wichita was announced as one of the sites closing.
Does anyone know of others?
I hope the libs enjoy their maggot filled dumpster feedings.
What good are enemy sympathizers?
??? You consider comments on an anonymous forum that happen to disagree with others, to be enemy sympathy?
Do you leave your lights on at nite too?
What good is CONSERVATIVE forum with non-conservative members like yourself.
What good is a CONSERVATIVE forum with non-conservative members like yourself.
Your sympathies are obvious.
Yet my voting records says differently, odd isn't it?
Please see #48
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Oct. 31 will be the last limb pick-up until the spring clean-up. Dumpsters will be at the rodeo grounds. Do not place anything on the ground. The Emery County Landfill is requesting these items not be placed in the dumpsters: tires batteries oil no liquid of any type such as paint, turpentine, etc., pesticides, cement refrigerators. A $12,000 fine could be imposed for violation of these guidelines.
Sept. 20 through Oct 19. Burn permits are required. You may pick one up at the City Hall.
Utah State University Extension is once again sponsoring Festive Fridays. Grab the gang and join them on Sept. 26 at noon in the county building. Cost is $2 for lunch and handouts, and $2 to make the nerf stickhorse to take home.
Former Senator and Astronaut Jake Garn will be at Emery High School Sept. 26 at 2 p.m. presenting his program Endless Possibilities. The public is welcome.
The Cleveland Town fall burn season is from Sept. 20 to Oct. 19. Permits available at the Town Office, 100 West Main. Everyone must obtain a permit prior to burning.
The College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum announces their upcoming exhibition, "Picture This." The exhibition will consist of images submitted by local amateur photographers. The museum will be accepting submissions now through Sept. 30, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Visit the museum website at museum.ceu.edu for more details.
More than 400 acres have been planted using the new no-till drills purchased by the San Rafael Conservation District and Castleland RC David Bird, 6-9 p.m.; Kristy Guymon, 5-9 p.m.; Darrell Gardner, 5-9 p.m.; Tisha Thornley, 6-9 p.m.; and Alicia Whitesel, 3-6 p.m.
Orangeville Library will hold a book sale Sept. 29 - Oct. 3. Adult books $2, childrens books $1, paperback books 25 cents. They have a big selection. The money collected from the sale will be used to purchase new books for the Orangeville Library.
Parent teacher conferences for mid-term of the first term will be held Sept. 25, from 3:20-9:00 p.m. You can pick up your students mid-term report card at the office and visit with the teachers at your convenience. The following teachers (Donn Jeffs, David Bird, and Reed Fehlberg) do not teach a full day at Canyon View and will be available from 3:20 - 5:45 p.m.
An 18 year old senior from Ostrander, Ohio is looking for stories and other memorabilia from WWII veterans. Contact: Kyle Nappi, 1890 Warren Road, Ostrander, OH 43061. email@example.com
An ATV permit class will be held Sept. 24 at the Old Courthouse located at 75 East Main, Castle Dale at 7 p.m for ages 8-16 to be legal to drive on public lands. You must pre-register at the Emery County Recreation office located at 75 South 400 East, Castle Dale, by Sept. 23. For more information, contact Emery County Recreation at 381-2108 or Mark Williams at 381-2493.
Primary Childrens Medical Center will be having it's yearly "Pennies by the Inch" campaign starting on Sept. 15 and ending Oct. 15. For more information contact: Marilee Salvesen, (801) 662-5965, Amber Nielsen, (801) 662-5966 or 1-800-762-7262. Contributions can be mailed to: Primary Children's Medical Center Foundation P.O. Box 58249 Salt Lake City, UT 84158, or online at www.penniesbytheinch.org
The Emery County Republican Party will sponsor a breakfast at Barn's Grill on Sat. Sept. 27 at 8:30 a.m. There will be speakers and the public is welcome to attend. Tickets can be purchased at the door and it will be $20 for a good breakfast.
Oct. 15, 10 a.m-2 p.m. Active Re-Entry, 10 South Fairgrounds Rd. Price. Be debt free. Learn the magic of controlling your future. Come to the USU Extension budgeting class. Learn the easy process of making your money work for you. Contact Ashley at 435-637-4950 to RSVP by Oct. 10. Fantastic free lunch provided as well as a $25 stipend at the end of the three one on one follow up sessions. If travel is required mileage reimbursement could be possible. Sponsors: Active Re-Entry, Vocational Rehabilitation, SEAOG food Bank, and USU Extension.
Meet the Candidate night will be held on Sept. 24 at the Little Theatre in the Spartan Center of Emery High in Castle Dale at 7 p.m. Local candidates as well as state and national candidates have been invited. Candidates will have an introduction speech and will then field questions from the audience. Everyone welcome, refreshments served.
A holiday bazaar will be held at the Emery Community Center Nov. 20-22. Anyone wishing to have booth space should call Barb Petty at 286-2215. Booth space rent is $20 with a $10 refund if space is left clean.
Emery School District conducts annual speech and hearing screening to identify students who might need further evaluation of their speech or hearing. Students who fail the initial hearing screening will be given a retest in three-four weeks. Screening is scheduled with the schools involved and takes place anytime during the school year. District speech-language pathologists administer the tests. All district preschool, kindergarten, first grade, new students and any referrals will be screened for hearing. Pre-kindergarten students will be screened during kindergarten registration and third grade students will be screened for speech only. Parents who do not want their child to receive speech or hearing screening tests must contact the school secretary.
Midway-Through the end of September, celebrate fall with park staff during the second annual apple harvest at historic Huber Grove at Wasatch Mountain State Park. Pick and taste mountain-fresh apples of several varieties and make great applesauce and ciders. Wasatch Mountain trees are pesticide-free. Apples are $3 per bag. Extension poles and bags are available at the visitor center. Tree climbing is not allowed due to the age and fragile nature of the trees. Huber Grove at Wasatch Mountain State Park is a 130-year old homestead, built and settled by Johannes Huber and his family. Two original buildings remain on the grounds, along with part of the family's original apple orchard, which once numbered more than 22,000 trees. Visitors to Huber Grove can learn about the historic farmhouse, creamery and orchard though interpretative signs. For more information, call (435) 654-1791.
www.militarymomz.com wants you. In their goal to support the troops, Military Momz has set a goal of 100,000 flag pins sold by Nov. 1. They will donate 50 percent of the profits to four organizations that support the troops and their families. Show your support of the troops by not only purchasing a flag pin, but by wearing it with pride every day. You can purchase a flag pin for only $3.95 (this includes shipping and handling) at the Military Momz store at www.militarymomz.com. Military Momz is dedicated to all the men and women of the military and the families who stand proudly beside them as they perform their duties all over the world. Help us support our troops they bravely work day after day for the United States. Let them know you are proud of them, that their dedication to our country is appreciated and not simply taken for granted. Let them know you are praying for them and their safe return home and let us never forget any soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country and the loved ones they left behind. Visit us at www.miitarymomz.com to purchase a pin. You can also blog with us at blog.militarymomz.com. Share this site with everyone you know.
The Class of 1983 is planning a class reunion on Oct. 18. Holiday Inn, Price. The 25th Reunion planners are DeEtte Jensen(Hansen), Renee Maxfield(Robin),Marcie Rogers (Maddera). Email us at email@example.com. You can send us pictures by uploading them from your computer and give us some brief current information about yourself and your families. You can also do this by creating a my space page at firstname.lastname@example.com. Families and friends connect with current pictures and events in their everyday lives,via my space or facebook. We would like everyone to go to the page and connect prior to the reunion. The page is waiting for you to join during its completion phase, and with your additions it will make it even more enjoyable to see and communicate with fellow class mates. We look forward to seeing you and we plan to have a good time. Don't miss out on the opportunity to go back to the 80's for one night. Renee can be reached at 435-820-4257 for questions and Marcie can be reached at 435-749-2713.


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Nottingham Forest have confirmed the appointment of Alex McLeish as their new manager - just a day after parting company with Sean O'Driscoll.
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The former Birmingham and Aston Villa boss will begin work on Friday and will take charge of Saturday's npower Championship encounter with Crystal Palace at the City Ground.
"I'm delighted to welcome Alex to our club and look forward to working with him," Forest chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi said on club website nottinghamforest.co.uk.
"Alex took Birmingham to promotion from the Championship and has great experience of working in the Premier League.
"He's hungry for more success and I believe he's the man who can help us fulfil our ambition of making it to the Premier League."
The 53-year-old McLeish, who has also had spells in charge of Rangers and the Scotland national team, had been out of work since being dismissed by Villa in May, after finishing just two points above the relegation zone in the Premier League.
The Scot, who will be presented to the media following training on Friday morning, welcomed the opportunity to return to management at a club lying eighth in the second tier.
"I'm really looking forward to working with Nottingham Forest," McLeish told Forest's website.
"I've had time away from the game and now feel refreshed and ready to go.
"The fact that a club of Forest's magnitude has offered me a job excites me greatly - it's a wonderful opportunity.
"I can't wait to get started and I'm looking forward to meeting the players, talking to them and taking my first training session."
Forest raised eyebrows with their decision to part company with O'Driscoll just hours after he had guided them to an impressive 4-2 home win over Leeds on Boxing Day.
O'Driscoll, who left Crawley in the summer to take over at the City Ground, departed with the club sitting just a point outside the Championship play-off zone, but that was not deemed good enough by the club's Kuwaiti owners, who conceded that their timing was not perfect.
Abdulaziz Al Hasawi, who was present for the win over Leeds, said yesterday: "The timing of our decision may look a little odd after the win over Leeds but sometimes you need to make changes with the long-term future in mind.
Fawaz Al Hasawi added: "With the January transfer window approaching, we feel it's the right time to make a change. We are looking to bring in an ambitious manager with Premier League experience."
McLeish made his mark in English football after taking charge at Birmingham in 2007.
Although he failed to save the club from relegation from the top flight in May 2008, he guided Blues back to the Premier League the following season and secured a ninth-placed finish.
Victory in the Carling Cup final against Arsenal followed in February 2011, after which Birmingham's league form suffered and the were relegated at the end of the season.
McLeish left Birmingham amid acrimony to take charge of Villa, but lasted just one season at the helm of Blues' bitter rivals after narrowly avoiding another relegation.
Alex McLeish factfile:
1959: Born January 21, Glasgow.
1976: Joins Aberdeen to begin his professional career.
1980: Helps the Pittodrie club win Scottish championship and wins first Scotland cap against Portugal.
1982: Aberdeen win the Scottish Cup. McLeish plays as a second-half substitute in Scotland's 4-1 defeat by Brazil in the World Cup.
1983: Aberdeen retain Scottish Cup, and defeat Real Madrid 2-1 in Gothenburg to lift European Cup Winners' Cup.
1984: Aberdeen win the Scottish league and cup double for the first time.
1985: The Dons retain the championship and win the League Cup.
1986: Aberdeen win Scottish Cup against Hearts.
1989: Aberdeen win the League Cup after extra time against Rangers.
1990: Wins Scottish Cup again with the Dons in penalty shoot-out with Celtic and is voted player of the year. Plays for Scotland in all three World Cup group games - against Costa Rica, Sweden and Brazil.
1993: Makes 77th and final Scotland appearance against Malta.
1994: Takes over from Tommy McLean as manager of Motherwell after 17 years at Aberdeen.
1995: Guides Motherwell to second place in the top flight in his first season.
1998: Appointed manager of Hibernian but the club are relegated to Division One.
1999: Wins First Division title with Hibernian.
2001: Leads Hibernian into the Scottish Cup final against Celtic and to UEFA Cup qualification after finishing third in the SPL.
2001: December - Appointed manager of Rangers.
2002: March - Clinches first trophy as Rangers boss with 3-0 CIS Cup final win over Ayr United.
May - Celebrates cup double with 3-2 Scottish Cup win over Celtic.
2003: May - Rangers pip their Old Firm rivals to the SPL championship on goal difference before Scottish Cup win over Dundee.
2005: May - Guides Rangers to second SPL title in three years.
December - Becomes first manager to guide an SPL club to last 16 of the Champions League, where Rangers lose to Villarreal.
2006: February 9 - Rangers announce McLeish will leave at end of season.
2007: January 29 - Confirmed as new Scotland manager, replacing Walter Smith.
September 12 - Scotland stretch winning run to five games with 1-0 victory over France in Paris.
November 17 - Scotland lose 2-1 to Italy at Hampden and fail to qualify for Euro 2008.
November 27 - Resigns as Scotland manager.
November 28 - Unveiled as new manager of Birmingham.
2008: May 11 - Birmingham are relegated from Premier League.
2009: May - Guides Birmingham back to top flight at first attempt.
2011: February 27 - Leads Birmingham to Carling Cup triumph, beating Arsenal 2-1 in final at Wembley.
May 22 - Birmingham relegated from Premier League after 2-1 final-day defeat at Tottenham.
June 12 - McLeish resigns as Birmingham boss.
June 17 - Appointed manager of Aston Villa. His arrival is met by fan protests.
2012: May 14 - Sacked as manager of Villa, who finished just two points off relegation.
December 27 - Appointed manager of Nottingham Forest.
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April, 3 12 noon -1p.m. upstairs in the Emery County Building, Main Street, Castle Dale. Meet Ken Roesbery, The Grocery Guru. Learn how to save 70 percent on everything you buy, including groceries, gas, clothing, electronics and more. The class is free. Bring your own lunch.
The Miners Hospital will sponsor an educational program for active and retired miners and their families May 6, 7-8:30 p.m. at the Huntington Senior Center, 100 North 200 West in Huntington. Brooke Hammond, Aud, CCC-A, FAAA, will talk on the prevention, identification and management of hearing loss.
The opening social for the Millsite Ladies Golf league will be held April 21 at 6:30 p.m. at Millsite Clubhouse. A light dinner will be served. All new ideas will be welcomed regarding schedule and etc. Encourage all the ladies you know to come and join, while learning the game of golf. Membership is $25 and will include a T-shirt with the association name printed on the front. Sizes and team colors, as well as dues will be discussed at the social. RSVP no later than April 16 to Donna at 384-2800, Joan at 609-1240, or Mickey at 384-2943. A golf instruction and technique workshop will be held on May 2, taught by Annette Hatch, lunch will also be served. RSVP and more information at the social. League play begins on April 28.
You are welcome to our March meeting on March 26 at 6:30 p.m. at the Museum Of The San Rafael in Castle Dale. The subject will be "Outlaw Chasers." Panel discussion featuring: Jerry and Judy Nichols along with Kelly Taylor. "Who Was the Sundance Kid?" Yes, of course there will be music and refreshments. Come and enjoy the evening with us. Watch for our April Meeting. We are planning a trek to somewhere mysterious and exciting. And...if it snows we have a terrific backup. Have you paid your 2009 dues? Still $5.
Ferron City Easter egg hunt will be held April 8 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Toddlers age 3 and under-9 a.m. at the soccer field; preschool ages-9:30 a.m. at the soccer field; kindergarten-9:30 a.m. at the kindergarten playground; first graders-10:30 a.m. at the main playground; second graders-11 a.m. at the main playground; third graders- 1 p.m. at the main playground; and fourth graders-1:30 p.m. at the main playground. Main Street Market is providing bags for the children to carry their eggs in. All children will get to hunt for eggs, then meet in the gym for a special prize. Sponsored by the Ferron Youth Council.
Desert Edge Christian Chapel will hold Easter Sunrise service April 12 at 7:30 a.m. at the chapel located at 500 South Main Street in Huntington. A breakfast buffet will be served following the service. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Do not ignore the very important phone call from the Code Red service. The number is 866-419-5000. More code red information will be sent out next week. These phone calls are alerting residents to the upcoming emergency preparedness fair on March 26 at the Carbon County Event Center from 4-7 p.m.
Girls between the ages of 17-24 are needed to compete in the Miss Emery Pageant on July 11. If you are interested call the Emery County Progress at 381-2431 to register.
The Cleveland/Elmo youth town councils will sponsor this years Easter Egg Hunt on April 4 at noon. All preschool and elementary age children are welcome to meet in front of the Cleveland Town Hall. So bring your baskets and don't miss the fun in Cleveland. It's fun, it's free and everybody gets a prize. Don't be late, it starts promptly at noon. For more information call the town hall at 653-2310.
Mens and womens softball team registrations are in progress. Register your team before May 19 at the Emery County Recreation Center. Mens league will begin May 26. Womens league will begin May 27. Call Emery County Recreation at 381-2108 for more information.
The American Legion Spring Convention will be held March 28 at the Huntignton Senior Center at 11 a.m. National Auxiliary President will be the special guest speaker. This convention is for all members, men and ladies. A luncheon will be served at a cost of $8. RSVP to Carolyn Randall at P.O. Box 164, Elmo, UT 84521 or Jenny Olson at P.O. Box 1354, Huntington, UT 84528.
There will be a two day baseball camp at the Huntington Complex from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on March 27 and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 28. The cost for the camp is $65 or if you can only attend one day the cost is $35. If you would like your child to have some one on one time with an instructor, (which will start right after the camp) the cost is $25 for a half hour. They can learn hitting, catching, pitching, in-fielding or outfielding. Boys and girls age 8 and up are encouraged to attend. Lunch will be provided. Contact Shaun or Kris Bell, 748-2906 or 749-2239.


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The IRB has announced an exciting shake-up of the Pacific Nations Cup with an expanded schedule and inclusion of new teams in 2013.
The International Rugby Board has announced an exciting shake-up of the IRB Pacific Nations Cup with an expanded schedule and inclusion of new teams confirmed for 2013.
Underscoring its long-term commitment to boosting the Tier Two competition schedule and competitiveness of the international game, the IRB has confirmed that Canada and USA will join the IRB-funded tournament on a permanent basis, joining Fiji, Japan and Tonga in the 2013 competition in a move that should increase the excitement levels to something akin to a big bet on super bowl Sunday.
Reigning champions Samoa take a sabbatical from the tournament in 2013 to play in a quadrangular competition in South Africa in June against the Springboks, Scotland and Italy, having earned their spot as the highest-ranked Tier Two Union in 2012.
The new-look competition, will be played between May 25 and June 23 and will see matches hosted in Canada, Fiji, Japan and USA.
Japan will host the finale with double-headers on the final two match days as excitement continues to build ahead of the nation's hosting of Rugby World Cup 2019.
The announcement follows an unprecedented November 2012 competition schedule for Tier Two Unions, which saw 15 nations in action, the introduction of the IRB International Rugby Series and notable performances from Samoa, Tonga and Japan in Europe.
This exciting enhancement to the IRB Pacific Nations Cup is good news for Japan, Canada, USA and the Pacific Islands. We now have in place an annual high-calibre competition that will deliver compelling matches, while also fulfilling the high performance needs of our Unions. I am sure it will capture hearts and minds in the Pacific Islands and North America." said IRB Chairman Bernard Lapasset.
IRB Head of Development and Performance Mark Egan said the the global body was investing more than £10 million per annum in tournaments and high performance programmes for our targeted group of Strategic Initiative Unions.
"The inclusion of Canada and USA in a new-look IRB Pacific Nations Cup is a key outcome of continued consultation with our Unions to deliver a schedule that suits their high performance programmes. It also provides an opportunity to benchmark performances two years out from Rugby World Cup 2015 in England," added Egan.
USA Rugby Chief Executive Nigel Melville said: "USA Rugby is delighted to be given the opportunity to compete in the IRB Pacific Nations Cup. It has been a pleasure working with all the participating Unions and we are now looking forward to playing against them on the field. The new look PNC will provide the Eagles with consistent fixtures against some very competitive teams, this can only be good news for the Eagles as we plan our path to Rugby World Cup 2015 in England."
Canada Rugby Chief Executive Graham Brown added: "This is a fantastic opportunity for Canada to play quality matches to help us build our high performance programme. We are grateful to the IRB for their support of this initiative and excited about hosting a number of games in Canada in 2013."
For Japan, hosting the climax to the 2013 competition alongside two inbound Tests against Wales represents a further boost for the profile of Rugby as the nation prepares to host Asia's first Rugby World Cup.
Japan head coach Eddie Jones said: "The IRB Pacific Nations Cup is a wonderful opportunity for Japan and all participating Unions to elevate their performances to a higher level in order that we can be more competitive at future Rugby World Cups.
"Combined with playing two Tests against Wales in June, the PNC provides us with a strong competition calendar. The physical nature of Canada and USA plus the Pacific flair of Fiji and Tonga will make for a compelling tournament and we are very excited to be participating."
IRB Pacific Nations Cup 2013 fixtures:
Saturday, May 25
Japan v Tonga
Canada v USA
Saturday, June 1
Fiji v Japan
Wednesday, June 5
Fiji v Canada (in Canada)
Saturday, June 8
Canada v Tonga
Saturday, June 15
USA v Tonga
Wednesday, June 19
Japan v Canada (in Japan)
Fiji v USA (in Japan)
Sunday, June 23
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Multiple generations may find themselves living under one roof for a variety of reasons. Maybe you or a loved one needs extra help because of an illness, or financial hardships bring your family under one roof. Adjusting to each other might be difficult at first, but living with your family can include many benefits as well. Try to stay positive and make sure everyone is comfortable with the decision.
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Marian Hossa is ready to return to the ice Thursday against the St. Louis Blues.
Hossa, who has been out for the past six games because of an upper-body injury, said he felt great during Wednesday's practice and was ready to contribute.
"There's a great chance I'll play," Hossa said.
That's good news for the Blackhawks (27-5-3), who hold a four-point lead against the Anaheim Ducks for the top record in the Western Conference with 13 games remaining in the regular season. Hossa has 13 goals this season, which trails only Patrick Kane (19) and Jonathan Toews (17) among the team's top scorers.
Meanwhile, injured forward Patrick Sharp also practiced Wednesday but was expected to remain sidelined Thursday against St. Louis, Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said. Sharp has missed the past 11 games because of an upper-body injury that he sustained March 6 against the Colorado Avalanche.
Corey Crawford will start in net Thursday, Quenneville said. Crawford is 8-1-1 with a 2.69 goals-against average in 10 career starts against the Blues.
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Yamamoto Mini Skirt 20pk
A very versatile addition to your tackle selection, the wide variety of colors available for the Yamamoto Mini Skirt allow you to create your own custom colored spider jigs among other custom creations. To make your own spider jig, cut the skirt in half through the center ring, slide one half onto a plain football head jig with the skirt pointing away from the head. Put a Yamamoto, or other brand, double tail grub on behind the Mini Skirt and you have an instant, custom spider jig. Vary the color combinations for changing conditions. Try putting half a Mini Skirt on the jig head above your standard spider jig for added bulk and contrasting color. The Yamamoto Mini Skirt also works great for bulking up the skirt of a rubber jig. Just slip half of the Mini Skirt on the hook under the existing skirt for more bulk and movement.
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Comments: huh this is a hard decision..spend $7 for 10 hula grubs, or spend the same to potentially make 40 hula grubs. with Mend It and a dab of superglue to keep the skirt on the jighead, you can make any spider grub you want. and when the grub goes fubar after a few fishing...skirt stays in place and on goes a new grub/beaver/brushhog/whatever the heck you are using. the smart man's choice for a spider grub!
Comments: i have had ALOT of success just cutting these in half and using this to add to standing jigs with craws of all kinds,also adding them to shaky jigs with worms but most hits i have gotten are from adding them to the nose end of a texas rigged brush hog.give them a try.great little piece of plastic to add for something different when fish are being picky.
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Volleyball Canada Hires World Class Beach Volleyball Coach Steve Anderson
OTTAWA (December 23, 2012) Volleyball Canada is extremely pleased to announce that Steve Anderson has accepted the position of Head Coach of its High Performance Beach Volleyball Programs. Steve has a very impressive resume that is specific to coaching beach volleyball around the world, with the experience and skills needed to build a leading edge Beach National Team Program in Canada that produces International competitive excellence.
Steve, who originally hails from Kentucky and played on the AVP tour in the USA, has been coaching elite beach volleyball athletes for twenty-two years, working with well over one hundred of the highest level athletes from fourteen countries. As part of his career, he has trained and mentored many National coaches and contributed to the advancement of several international volleyball programs. He is a four time Olympic coach, and an Olympic Bronze and Gold medal coach (1996 and 2000) for Australia. Steve has worked with athletes, coaches and National Sport Organizations around the world, including: USA, Australia, Indonesia, Great Britain, Japan, Costa Rica, Switzerland, New Zealand, Vanuatu, Denmark, Angola, Aland, France and Canada. Steve is no stranger to Canada, having worked as a personal coach for many Canadian athletes over the years.
Steve was a National Team Coach for Australia for almost a decade. During this time he was the Australian Women's Beach Volleyball Team Coach for four Olympic Games, leading the team of Natalie Cook and Kerri Pottharst to bronze in Atlanta and gold in Sydney. The duo was later voted the co-FIVB women's "team of the decade." Steve also coached Cook and new partner Nicole Sanderson to a fourth place finish in Athens. He returned as Australian Women's Team Coach in London 2012, working closely again with Cook who became the first Australian female athlete in any sport to compete in five Olympic Games.
Steve will be working closely with Canadian coaches to build a coaching team environment, sharing his experience and knowledge for future succession. He has demonstrated through his past work that he is highly experienced and skilled at strategic planning, coordinating support services, creating successful competition and periodization plans, individual team and program management and delivering a daily training environment conducive to achieving international and Olympic Games success.
Volleyball Canada is extremely pleased to have been able to secure such an experienced beach volleyball coach with demonstrated international success that can help build a quality program. Steve will be working out of the Downsview High Performance Facility in Toronto and will be starting in his new position on January 7, 2013.


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By Bobby Harrison/NEMS Daily Journal
JACKSON – Gov. Phil Bryant recently signed into law legislation authorizing the state to issue up to $196 million in bonds to finance various building projects across the state.
Many of the proposals have received a great deal of attention, such as $96.5 million to be spent on the eight university campuses and $25 million for the state's 15 community college campuses.
Also included in the package is at least $10 million for nine metro Jackson-area projects, ranging from $1 million for the zoo, to $250,000 for Parham Bridges city park to $4.9 million for improvements to U.S. Highway 25 in the Flowood area, to $1 million for upgrades to Lake Harbour Road in Ridgeland.
Many Northeast Mississippi officials said in the coming years they hope to secure bond proceeds to help finance the construction of the Tammy Wynette Museum in Tremont. Wynette, a country music legend who died in 1998, is a native of the Tremont area in Itawamba County. She was married for six years to George Jones, who died Friday. They recorded several hit songs together.
This past session, legislation that passed the House included bonds to help build the museum in the home area of the woman who has been dubbed "the queen of country music." But the project was not part of the final agreement between House and Senate leaders that was signed into law recently by Bryant.
Rep. Steve Holland, D-Plantersville, said in the past, "I have always been a little resentful of all we do for Jackson. But it is our capital city and we need to be respectful of that."
Holland and others said it is important to help projects in the capital city because if it thrives it helps the entire state.
By the same token, Holland said it also is important to fund projects like the Tammy Wynette Museum.
"We are beginning to learn that tourism is where a lot of our economy is," he said. "We are blessed by many of the performers and artists that we have. We need to showcase them every chance we get. Tammy Wynette is the queen of country music, and she is from Itawamba County. This fight is not over."
Mayor Glyn Robinson said land has been acquired for the project "right in Tremont" on U.S. Highway 178. "We're trying to raise money right now," he said, adding state funds would help with the project.
Robinson said there is a ready-made base of visitors for a Tammy Wynette Museum. Besides the many fans who would make a special trip to Tremont to see a museum honoring the music legend, there are regular bus tours that visit the Muscle Shoals, Ala., area and Memphis recording and music venues with a stop off in Tupelo for the Elvis Presley Birthplace and Museum.
Robinson said Tremont would be an easy stopping-off point for those music fans. "We're right on the music trail," he said.
Rep. Donnie Bell, R-Fulton, said the Museum would generate tax revenue that would help not only Tremont, but the state.
"It would be a big deal," he said.
Of the bond package, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves said, "We had a mixture of metro-area projects funded in the bond bill, but the projects bonded were situated throughout the state. This does not include the allocations on our college campuses that would obviously include Lafayette, Oktibbeha, Lowndes, Leflore, and Claiborne.
"It also does not include the $25 million allocation that will be distributed to our 15 community college campuses located throughout our state. In addition, a large number of competitive revolving loan programs that benefit towns and counties throughout Mississippi were funded."
In 2011, the state provided bond funds to make improvements to the Elvis Presley Museum in Tupelo. A key in obtaining state funds often is the ability for the project to garner funds to match the state monies.
"Each project funded in the bill has the potential to boost Mississippi's economic growth, and many proved their sustainability by obtaining funds from private or federal sources," Reeves said.


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Restricted Betsy Two-Tone Oxford
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Represent the menswear trend in a new way with the Betsy flat from Restricted. This two-tone oxford will take your style from flat to fabulous in no time.
- Canvas and faux leather upper
- Lace-up
- ¾" block heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: AudiG
Location: Roseburg
August 13, 2013
So Cute!
"These are even more adorable than they look online. Very comfortable and super cute paired with LBD or skinny jeans."
By: BBrick
Location: Chaska, MN
June 11, 2013
Great for a little while
"I have worn these shoes a couple of times, and they are DARLING. However, after the third wear the bottom of the shoe almost came completely off. It sounded like I was galloping whenever I walked for the rest of the work day. I will be trying to repair them because they are so cute, but I would not recommend them :("
By: 2nice
Location: Royal Oak, MI
June 05, 2013
"These oxfords do run slightly short, but they are cute. Contrast color is made of fabric with a slightly rough texture."
By: guesshoo52
Location: Boston
May 02, 2013
Perfect oxfords
"I bought these in navy and brown and they are awesome. Super comfortable and true to size. The interesting thing about them is that the bottom is made of felt. Once the felt layer wears out, then its just a regular rubber sole. I wear these with skirts, dresses, and skinny jeans. I wish there were more colors than just these 2."
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Bandit Lures Crankbaits Series 100 200 & 300
Bandit Crankbaits are some of the most popular crankbaits with experienced anglers for a reason - and it's not just because they are one of the most affordable crankbaits on the market. Featuring a compact shad-shape, with a wide wobble and loud internal rattles, the Bandit Crankbaits have all of the fish attracting features available in a crankbait. Combined with infinite color schemes to match to your local forage, there is a Bandit Crankbait for your situation.
Each lure is made with state-of-the-art molding, premium grade plastics and multi-coat gloss paint. Precise construction is why Bandit Crankbaits run true right out of the box with no tweaks necessary. Super durable as well, you can bounce it off of every rock, stump or branch you see and it will still look good and swim like it's supposed to. Match up a Bandit Crankbait Series with the depth you want, a color scheme for where you're fishing - and go catch some fish.
|Series 100
|1/4 oz.
|2-5 ft.
|Series 200
|1/4 oz.
|4-8 ft.
|Series 300
|3/8 oz.
|8-12 ft.
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Comments: Great bait is a real killer in the spring and fall when the water is below 50 degrees.
From: Unknown: 1/10/17
Comments: I've never used a better bait! I wouldn't catch any fish for about 4 hours & I would decide to tie on a bandit 100 in natural goby or red spring craw. I've got strike kings, lucky strikes, bombers, Storm arashis ect, but the bandit is by far my number one. The 100 is great for a squarebill. Bandit makes a separate squarebill & it's nice but I want a little bit deeper than 1' & less. With a 100 you can go from 2'-5'. It's the perfect depth for the ponds I'm fishing in
From: Zach: Sheridan, IN 1/30/16
Comments: this crank is rad! just got home from a colorado river trip where this little monster is responsible for 32 smallmouth. but one thing I need to admit is they heli on cast probably 80%. burn and bump.
From: Clint: Diamond Valley, CA 8/1/15
Comments: Tie on a Bandit 300 in Brown Craw Orange Belly and you will catch fish. Make sure you are touching bottom, I like to throw this bait around lay downs, it does an awesome job of not getting hung up, you can bring this little bait through any type of cover. If I cant get bit on a jig and I know that the fish are there, then I will pick this thing up and start banging it off of trees, the bass cant stand, they will choke on this bait.
From: Dakota: USA 3/20/15
Comments: Love this lure kill the largemouth at one of my local lakes my favorite color is chartreuse blue back.
From: Garon: KY
Comments: Really great lure, the 100 series is my favorite for shallow waters, TW needs to get more colors for stained water with this bait though. Bandit makes some great chartreuse colors that work great in dirty water.
From: Chris: NY
Comments: Great bait for Ohio, killing them on the 300 series!
From: Nick: OH
Comments: I caught a massive bluegill on the sunperch 200 and a 2lb largemouth the second day,this is killer!
Comments: The 100 is my least productive and I find myself going to KVD 1.0 / 1.5 or Big-O 's. The 200 is amazing...sit in about 12 ft and cast as long as possible along the shore. Crank slow w/ frequent stops until it no longer contacts bottom, then speed it up with several stops and twitches back to the boat. Smallies will come up from 10ft to hit it. The 300 is my fave .... I've ground the lip off of too many to count. Work it the same as the 200 only slower and on 8# line. It's one of the best cold water cranks in my boat.....works on fall smallies down to about 45 degree water. One word of advice.... get a 'quality' lure knocker, like one from obiestackle.com. These will bury in the rocks a lot.... I get 95 out of 100 back with that retriever. Get the heavy one.
From: Gerry: Farmington, PA
Comments: my personal best largemouth on the 300 series bouncing it of rocks. Seems to stand up very well to the abuse. Great value for the money. I like a Bandit in the spring, but a bigger bodied crank in the fall to match the size of the baitfish. Can't beat the price.
From: Rob: Westfield, TN
Comments: Out of all the crankbaits that I use, the Bandit 100 series is by far my favorite and most successful crankbait. When the bite is tough I can always land it with a bandit. Buy some of these and GET CRANKY!
From: Mike: Columbus, KS
Comments: These are some awesome cranks. Firetiger works awesome in the ca delta where I fish. When the crankbait bite was on, they smashed this crank. Caught myself bass, stripers, bluegills, redears, warmouths and even once a pike minnow on one of these cranks in the 100 series. These crank work, get yourself a few.
From: FireTiger: California Delta
Comments: I absoulutly love this crankbait its effective, easy to use, and mst of all its cheap. Bought 3 of them last year and unfortunatly im down to my last one so I going to buy 5 or 6 more. THANK YOU BANDIT!!!
Comments: The Bandit Series 100 (2-5 ft), 200 (5-8 ft),and 300 (8-12 ft) are staple weapons in my crank arsenal. I successfully use them in both slow and fast presentations. I generally alternate between the Bandits and the Rapala DT 4, 6, and 10, to see which type lure the bass prefer, plastic with rattles or quieter balsa wood. Because each Bandit and Rapala DT dives to a predictable depth, it is fast and easy to probe the entire water column I regularly fish using two cranking rods.
From: Vince: Tucson, AZ
Comments: I was so hesitant on buying this crankbait, but I am so glad that i finally bought it. they have so many colors and it is cheaper than most cranks out there, except for those absolutely crappy ones. The 200 size in orange belly craw is so good where I live. You should definitely buy one and DONT BE HESITANT!!!!!!
Comments: So many crankbaits are over priced. i love rapalas but i have to say the can break easily. these are greatly priced and WORK.
From: JP: St. Peters, MO
Comments: I, like most cranbait fisherman, have spent far too much on some crankbaits. The bandit 100, 200, and 300 series crankbaits are by far the best value in the crankbait market for any bass fisherman. I have more confidence in the 200 series than any other smallmouth lure I've thrown on Lake Cumberland, KY. On eight pound test and Spirex spinning equipment, I'm always prepared to find smallies in 10 to 15 feet of water in Spring and Fall when the water temp is between 55 - 60 degrees. The swimming action of these baits is too enticing for most spotted, largemouth, and smallmouth to resist.
From: John: Lexington, KY
Comments: very best crank bait ever! i catch fish on these until there are so many memories in them they go into retirement! must have!
From: John: USA
Comments: I love these cranks. Perfect size, casts great, tons of color patterns, and less than 5 bucks. What more can you ask for?
From: Mark: Spokane, WA
Comments: best bait ever caught a 6lb smallmouth last week
Comments: It is hard to beat a Bandit. On my home lakes my favorite is the Brown Craw Org Belly in the 200 size. Super durable and run true right out of the box.
From: David: North Arkansas
Comments: My most successful crankbaits. For me it«s much better than the Rapala DT. Perhaps only Lucky Craft Flat CBD are equally successful, but also three times more expensive. Best color: Brown Craw Chart bellly. The price is amazing compared to the competition.
From: Petr: Czech Republic
Comments: This bait is my confidence lure. I have caught many fish on the 100 and 200 series bandits. Bandits are cheap and run true right out of the box. Like they say " Land it....With a Bandit"!
From: Alec: IL, USA
Comments: What a super little crankbait for the money! In this age of overpriced crankbaits Bandit proves you don't have to mortagage your house to own a great crankbait. They cast well, have a great action and have always come through for me. ***** star performance!
From: Steve: West Milford, NJ
Comments: The 100 and 200 sizes are awesome little fish catchers at the right price. If you want a 'finesse' squarebill to plow thru cover after all the other guys have beat it up with their big square bills, there you go, use a 100. If you hang it in a tree or a big mudfish eats it and takes it, you wont be too bummed out at this price point. I havent tried any size other than the 100 and 200 so I can't comment on them.
From: Meatwad: Out of town
Comments: This is by far the best crankbait to use at my hometown lake when the fish are shallow. I showed my buddy how to catch a lot of fish and a few big ones with this lure. I will definitely be buying a lot more of these. Thanks bandit for making such an awesome lure.
From: Lucas: Glasgow, KY
Comments: Great crankbait, Use this to catch river smallmouth in the series 200 Brown Orange Belly in the Sacramento River in California. Since the bait is floating I crank it down to the rocks then snap the rod violently with pauses and this triggers a reaction bite!
From: Ron: Elk Grove, CA


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Big Hammer Buzz Hammer Head 1/2oz
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Comments: Big J's update: crushed an 18 lb pike and several other big pike with this guy two days ago on Lake Vermilion in minnesota. Still want it with a longer hook though.
From: Big J: Houston, TX 9/11/14
Comments: I LOVE fishing buzzbaits however I hated this thing !! No matter what I did, I could not get this thing to run straight and true. I re-rigged the swimbait, and adjusted the blade. Ran it fast and slow rolled it...NOTHING worked. I hated it - sorry big hammer !
From: Pete: Cleveland, OH
Comments: These thing are awesome. However, the hook is way too short. Big Hammer pay attention! put a big hook on here! I want to run big swimbaits under this bad boy. Give me a 5/0 hook version and I will show you something special!
From: Big J: Houston, TX
Comments: Just received a few different colors of these and several different color swim bait bodies for them and all I have to say is AWESOME! Was out with my dad and he was throwing a standard skirted buzz bait and I was throwing the buzz hammer with a 3" bait fish body and I caught 2 for every one he caught.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Mine Commission to make recommendations to Gov. Huntsman
The Utah Mine Safety Commission will be forwarding the following recommendations to Gov. Jon Huntsman. Continued from last week's edition: Number five; the state Office of Coal Mine Safety should institute a coal mine safety ombudsman alert system. This system would enable any person, especially miners, an opportunity to report any safety concern through all available communications channels including 1-800 telephone number, email, mail, in person reports. To encourage candor and forthrightness, this system would have strict legal protections that guarantee the privacy and confidentiality of the person making the report. The Ombudsman would investigate and wherever indicated, act on such reports by taking concerns to any private or public person or entity, including the Mine Safety and Health Administration and coal operators who can address the concerns.
Recommendation: The Mine Safety Technical advisory commission should determine whether it can develop criteria and an efficient procedure to evaluate and determine whether an independant technical review of a particular mining plan is warranted by unusally challenging conditions present in a given mine. One commission member, David Litvin had some trouble with this recommendation as it was previously written, Rep. Kay McIff worked on the language for this recommendation and presented it to the commission and the commission agreed to include the recommendation concerning mine plans.
The recommendations regarding the Western Energy Training Center and emergency response center had support from the commission and were moved through quickly. These recommendations include: The state should establish a Mine Safety Emergency Response Center at the WETC facility near Helper. This facility will facilitate emergency response training and will house specialized emergency response equipment, such as jet engine fire suppression, gas chromatography and special tunneling equipment. The center would serve underground coal mines in Utah and possibly Wyoming and Colorado and could ultimately serve other mining operations in the Intermountain West. It would provide classroom and field space for advanced emergency response training for industry stakeholders, including executive management, training for community and agency support networks for the mining industry, and specialized safety and rescue equipment that could be used by all participating mines. The Center would be integrated with the WETC training program and would concentrate on mining disaster prevention, emergency preparedness and emergency response and rescue.
Next recommendation: The state would take all steps to ensure that safety concerns associated with liquid and gas hydrocarbon in Utah mines are effectively addressed through federal or state regulation or both. Testimony before the Commission about the hydrocarbon danger experienced at the Willow Creek Mine is the basis for this recommendation.
Next recommendation: The state should establish a research institute for mine safety and productivity. This institute would address the gap in support for mining research since Congress eliminated the US Bureau of Mines in 1996 and the state terminated mine research funding from the State Mineral Leasing Fund in 1999. Similar research programs have been established in Illinois and other coal states. This institute would concentrate on developing improved methods for mining under deep cover and other challenging conditions in Utah and other western states, including safety technology such as communication and tracking capability. Having a recognized research program working with industry would help attract additional funding from other sources such as NIOSH, DOE, and BLM. Research projects should be relevant to Utah mining and focus on safety and resource recovery. An Institute Board of Trustees consisting of academic, industry, and miner representatives would identify appropriate research topics in collaboration with the OCMS, the emergency response center, and WETC. Projects could address new mining methods, mine stress detection, planning ventilation systems, simulating mine fires, seismic monitoring, databases for best practices in bump prone environments, safety modifications of mine machinery, technology for locating miners following an accident and improved planning tools. The Technical Advisory Committee suggest $1 million in initial funding, which could come in part from redirected mineral lease revenue or a modest research levy on electrical energy produced by coal. Federal and industry funding support also should be pursued.
Next recommendation: The state should upgrade seismic monitoring coverage of the coal mining region of central Utah to establish the basic infrastructure for effective regional scale seismic monitoring of all areas of active coal mining and to enhance seismic monitoring at individual bump-prone active mines. Utah should seize a one-time opportunity to acquire for permanent use several high quality, three component broadband seismometers with associated signal processing, power and communications equipment. These stations currently monitor the Wasatch Plateau-Book Cliffs coalfields. Under the National Science foundation "Earth Scope" program, this seismic equipment can be purchased for $110,000 plus $5,000 yearly maintenance, a significant savings, and become part of the University of Utah Seismograph Stations regional network. In addition, to enhance monitoring of mining-induced seismicity the state should add above mine digital accelerographs linked by continuous telemetry to the University of Utah Seismograph Stations for selected active mines. This would require active cooperation and support from the mines and would cost about $15,000 for each installation, with modest installation and ongoing maintenance costs. The mines could provide the latter funding, as they have done at the three current stations. The Technical Advisory Committee supports this recommendation because the opportunity to analyze correlation of mining activity with mine induced seismicity may provide important risk assessment information for implementing longwall operations and identifying abnormally stressed pillars.
Next recommendation: The state should work with the University of Utah Seismograph Stations to develop a program for real time data processing of existing and improved mine-seismicity data to advance mine safety. The program should consider participation of trained personnel located in Utah's coal mining communities to participate in seismic monitoring. Professor Walter Arabasz, Director of the University of Utah Seismograph Stations has suggested the benefit of encouraging the Central Utah coal mining community to participate in the monitoring process by basing a monitoring training and observation operation in Utah's coal country, perhaps in conjunction with CEU and WETC facilities. The commission concurs in this suggestion, recognizing that such a program needs careful study, funding and support from the coal operators.