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Rapala DT Flat Crankbait
This first flat-sided balsa crankbait from Rapala, the DT Flat Series lures offer a tighter, brighter shimmering action than the original DTs. The highly visible profile is the perfect way to pull bass off ambush points and from deep points. An enhanced coffin lip deflects better off underwater obstacles in a darting, escape-style blast. To enhance the flat sides, new patterns had to be developed, providing the maximum amount of contrast. Metallic paint scales add a cadence flash as the lure tightly wobbles on return.
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Comments: I bought a couple of these CB's about 10 years back just to give them a try. I bought the medium diver w/ the coffin lip & the bait swims great!! Very subtle swimming motion; much like the original Shad Raps. When fish have been pressured from a lot of Spring/Summer tournaments, this silent running CB will produce fish. Awesome on laydowns in early Fall.
From: John: Knoxville, TN 1/11/16
Comments: I know flat cranks aren't just for cold water but early & late season these cranks just murder bass. Both sizes. They may not be the most durable of cranks but they have to be experienced to be believed. People get way to caught up in colors. The color choices are fine. Certainly need treble upgrade.
From: Butch: Champion, OH 11/6/15
Comments: I can tell you after fishing balsa crankbaits since the dawn of Bagley's Balsa B's, that this is the best largemouth crankbait I've ever pulled. casts like a canon and runs like nothing else I've used... the coffin lip ticks off wood and rock perfectly, sometimes hits a limb hard enough then does a barrel roll and continues on... the colors are all proven for either stained, muddy or clear water, so as far as the comment about "no new colors" makes little sense to me, baby bass, crawfish, firetiger, blue or black shad, what else do you want...
From: Danny: GA 7/28/14
Comments: The DT series is inherently angler friendly since you have control over the depths you want to work. The flat sides of this model give off an excellent flash when using colors incorporating silver scales or silver sides. When slowly retrieved, the tight wobble provokes strikes from cold water largemouth bass (low 50s down to low 40s), and the coffin bill imparts a bass tempting, darting action when the lure deflects off rocks or wood. As usual for Rapala lures, they run true without making any adjustments.
From: Vince: Tucson, AZ
Comments: The 7ft version is a killer crankbait....it has action similar to a Spro Little John (my all time favorite). Last weekend I bagged three lunkers in a row using the DT Flat 7. I was running the lure over a submerged point that had one stump visible above water and tons of submerged brush. Other lures were going too deep and getting mixed up in the brush. The DT was running perfect; ticking the top of the brush and banging off of tree limbs. First lunker weighed 11.3lbs. Second weighed 9lbs. Third weighed 6.5lbs. I lost my only DT soon after catching the third lunker. I couldn't buy a bite using other lures (Little John, Strike King 3 & 5X, Rattle Trap, and Shad Rap)...that lure's running depth and action were just right. Gonna stock up on 'em.
From: Nic: GA
Comments: This bait is junk...bill design needs to be reviewed. I have 8 broken baits in the bottom of the boat. Bill breaks behind line tie...sometimes you'll be lucky to get body back sometimes it will be just the bill.
From: William: Anderson, TN
Comments: rapala is a great lure when i cast a some strike king cranks they seem too helicopter on me a bit all rapala cast like a bullet prefection... but the color like c mon guys the colors? they are so basic there the same stupid colors on every rapala theres never any new colors they have like 12 color schems that they use for every model this really turns me off of buying any more get with the colors rapala
From: Jake, PA
Comments: This lure is a absolute fish killer. TW does not offer alot of colors for the dt 3 and 7 but the Regal Shad and Citrus Shad just murders small mouth bass. Other colors seem to work fine but those 2 colors are the miracle colors. The only downside to these lures is that the lips rip off quite often so be prepared to buy a few more.
From: Madison, WI
Comments: I have both versions of this bait, and can't complain, the deeper one is great for working around deeper structure, and down slopes, and the shallow one I like to use as a follow up to the squarebill dt fat, it has a tighter action which I found sometimes will trigger the strike if the fish short struck, or just rolled on the fat.


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Ha.... lol
Even though their getting Final Fantasy, I will not waste my money to get an XBOX 360. Because, I do not have the money for both systems, and Playstation 3 is a must buy system, so that cancels out XBOX 360.
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I am not saying Microsoft is a bad company, I am just saying I perfer Playstation over it. If Playstation was never made, I would be buying the XBOX 360 instead. Of course i'd be confused with it's weird controller.
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PS is gonna to dominate over the 360 graphic's wise but the 360 will offer alot of graphic power in their so called "HD" era and the favoured Xbox live.
The only thing about microsoft that bothers me is, their going to have options to buy music and dowload things from the internet from your 360 which is nice but you can tell the Microsoft is all about the money.
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I'm gonna tell you something that will knock your socks off. All the demo's you saw where probably cut scene's and yea they look great but I haven't seen any video of game play from the 360 that was in real time.
All the video from ps3 i've seen was in actual real time. The Ps3 will be grafically better. Trust me on that. I'm an xbox guy myself.
I do my research on this stuff just givin ya some pro's and cons on both.
These are facts i'm not speculating just so you know.
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[B]The E3 was 1/3rd the power. All I can say is WOW. How did you figure that one out.
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I wasn't being sarcastic at all.I never heard that. If I was being sarcastic I would have used a smiley.
Anyways man honestly I never heard that.
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Former Springbok prop Cobus Visagie shares his thoughts on the Rugby Championship in the sixth edition of a series of columns.
Former Springbok prop Cobus Visagie shares his thoughts on the Rugby Championship in the sixth installment of a series of exclusive columns for Planet Rugby.
The late Danie Craven was asked once which position is the most important in a rugby team. His answer was that his tighthead prop is always the first player on the team sheet. He was then asked which position is the second most important to which he answered: the reserve tighthead prop.
Even as a man who played the position for more than a quarter of a century and who finds great satisfaction in analysing the intricacies of the battle between two packs of eight angry men, I have to admit that it is not the case anymore. The sad thing is that between the rule makers and the pressure from rugby illiterate television audiences that would prefer to not even see a scrum or the setup of a scrum, the importance of the set piece has been eroded over the last decade to the point where it is almost negligible compared to other aspects of the game. Part of the problem is that at the moment there is not a single recognised commentator who has played in the front row and who can give any credible explanation or insight into what is happening in the darkest of battles in any professional sport in the world. If people don't understand, they cannot appreciate the battle.
We can probably sit and debate this all day long, but my position is that the scrum is a very unique aspect of rugby that is fundamental to making it a game for all body shapes. It is a foundational part of the central equation that every coach needs to deal with to calculate the balance of speed and power in the composition of a team. The current situation is that a coach only needs to ensure that his pack can stand its ground, because it will only come back to bite you if you are seriously exposed. If every coach at every age level selected according to this philosophy, you are just creating a position for overweight loose forwards. Robbie Deans is in exactly this position this week – his hand has been forced to select four locks, with Sitaleki Timani being moved to the side of the scrum for extra security at scrum time. They will surely pay for this over the course of the game in terms of speed to the break down.
To be honest I have reached my wits end with the Australian front row and their survival tactics. They have perfected the front row jack knife. How a referee cannot pick up on the most fundamental scrum law – that you have to scrum with your shoulders above your hips – frustrates me endlessly. In the end they nullify the opposition's power, because they need to scrum upwards to just be able to stay on their feet. But there is justice in this world – sometimes – and they got seriously caught out this weekend with their sneaky plan to do multiple tactical front row substitutions and you have to give referee Roland credit that he picked up they exceeded their maximum substitutions.
A more important fact which this past weekend's games underlined was that the most important position on the field is the fly-half – and possibly your second most important position is your scrum-half. The return of Dan Carter was immense in unlocking the flow and potential of the All Black attack. Even though the All Blacks were stunned early on by the Argentinean attack, Carter took control of the game and annihilated the most passionate rugby team on the face of the planet at the moment, with precision and calm. He has lost none of his speed after his groin injury and it is clear that even the vastly experienced and immensely talented players around him thrive on playing with the most complete fly-half the world has seen. I believe the 2012 All Black team is a better team than the 2011 version and the main catalyst for the next level they have reached is Aaron Smith.
In the other game the arrival of the talented 20-year-old Johan Goosen transformed the Springbok attack, as many predicted. He is the real deal. The enormity of the occasion had the potential to destroy the confidence of a very talented young player, as was the case with Gaffie du Toit, but the composure he showed was way beyond his years. It is early days, but if ever South Africa had the player to challenge the supremacy of Dan Carter, the Goose is probably the man to do it. I do, however, need to mention, that the Wallabies made a massive error with their selection at fly-half and it was part of a series of management decisions that gifted the game to the Springboks in many ways.
You have to give credit to Ruan Pienaar (in the 2nd most important position) for the way he protected his Grey College junior. Pienaar seems to thrive when given more control and responsibility over the game – his performances for Ulster are testament to the fact. On the other, hand Australia has been found wanting since the injury of Will Genia who basically managed the team. (Quade Cooper absence didn't help either).
It is going to be a really special Test match in Soweto on Saturday, but I am very wary of South Africa's ability to stay on top of the game in the last quarter of the match. Even when the Wallabies were one man down in the last 10 minutes, the Springbok defence look lethargic and slow to get into position. It will cost them dearly against the All Blacks. A further problem in predicting the outcome of Saturday's game is that the All Blacks are chasing their 16th consecutive Test match victory and although they may deny that it is not on their radar to become the greatest rugby team of all time, I am sure Richie McCaw will move heaven and earth to achieve this accolade before taking time out for his sabbatical.
I would prefer more aggressive and agile players on the Springbok bench, like Craig Burden, who will play to the ball in the last 20 minutes of the game to slow it down. He would also be able to cover for the heavyweights who, out of necessity, have to stay on the field for the full 80 minutes. The All Blacks are favourites, because they have shown they can play the full 80 minutes and have the ability to even shift gears in the dying moments of the game. But one thing is for sure, the Springboks have lifted their heads and have confidence in their young general at fly-half.
The Aussies are playing without their regular generals and their pack looks unbalanced. At the Estadio Gigante de Arroyito this weekend we may just see the Pumas take a well-deserved scalp on home soil, which have so cruelly evaded them in the last number of games. But they will have to look after their possession and not kick away freebies to a hungry Wallaby back three.
Until next week, cheers!
Follow Cobus on Twitter: @Drieman3
Visagie earned 29 caps for his country and was the cornerstone of the Springbok team that reached the 1999 World Cup semi-finals. He earned the nickname "Drieman", or three man, because he played number 3 and scrummed like three men.


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Red Bull KTM Factory rider Ryan Dungey finished 3rd at round six of the Monster Energy Supercross Series, an FIM World Championship held a Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego tonight.
Ryan Dungey qualified sixth fastest from the days practice sessions to earn a spot in heat race number one. When the gate dropped for the heat Dungey rounded the opening turn in 8th and went on to work his way back into the top five, moving up to 4th place before the completion of the race.
He had a decent gate pick for the main event and elected to start from the third gate to the left of the start box. Launching from the start line Dungey was positioned in about sixth place by the end of the opening lap. Shuffling a few spots during the race, he successfully got around Justin Brayton to move into podium contention with six laps to go. Dungey's third place result on the KTM 450 SX-F is good enough to retain second overall in the championship points with 113.
"I'm actually pretty happy with my ride tonight," said Dungey. "It was a tough track to pass on and as I didn't get a great start, I think I rode pretty strong to come through the pack and finish on the box. It would definitely make my life a little easier if I could keep getting a start like I did last week! But that's just something I have to work on."
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Results 450 SX Class San Diego
1. David Millsaps (USA), Suzuki, 15:52.353 min (20 laps)
2. Justin Barcia (USA), Honda, +2.386 sec
3. Ryan Dungey (USA), KTM, +10.300
4. James Stewart (USA), Suzuki, +15.286
5. Chad Reed (USA), 16.477
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2. Dungey, 113
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Skip to comments.Zogby Poll: Republicans Can Stay With Congress, Senate
Posted on 09/18/2006 12:13:03 PM PDT by screw boll
According to Zogby's latest poll of likely voters, 34 percent tend to vote Republican, 37 percent tend to vote Democrat and 23 percent are "not sure". Considering the 3.1 margin of error, and if some of the "non-sure" voters turn right, the Republicans are in good position of staying in Control of Capital Hill. (If the positive trend in the polls continues, the Republican "will" stay in control of Washington after November).
Who is Zigby?
I think you meant "Zigzagby poll"
Don't get too excited: I still think we'll lose 7-10 in the house and 2-3 in the Senate.
But you are right that we won't lose control of either. I've been saying that for a while, and this just goes further to prove it.
These "national" polls mean NOTHING in congressional races. Each one is decided within its own district, and each district votes for specific reasons. The ONLY way to get an accurate poll of congressional districts is to take a separate poll WITHIN a congressional district, and then poll individual states for Senate races. Most people SAY they favor a specific party, but they always tend to vote for their own incumbent.
Ignore polls - good or bad ones - they are a waste. All that matters is which groups get off of their duffs and vote.
I thought it was Ziggy.
The only polls that matter are the ones on election night.
We'd better hope the Senate polls are wrong because they show the Dems easily within striking distance of taking a majority there, or at least having a 50-50 split. I think Repubs will start gaining though in some of those races.
I have never been aware that a poll proved anything.
Whoever Zigby is, I hope his polls are more reliable than Zogby's.
"....staying in Control of Capital Hill...."
I think it is Capitol Hill that the Dems would like to control.
A majority of the American population is right of center anyway so if the "I don't knows" are the indication of American opinion then the vote will be exactly the split as in the '04 election and it remains a Republican majority.
The Left claims that Zogby's fraudulent polls during the 2004 election "prove" that Bush/Rove/Halliburton/Walmart stole the election.
I think Zigby and Zogby polls are just as reliable as Zilch polls. :-)
Zogby "IS" a Dem ARAB!
Think you'll get an honest post out of him?
This would happen less often if there were a preview of the thread title before the post is loaded..... something that needs fixing in the FR software....
Things are moving in the right direction. I think people who are predicting Republican losses are dead wrong. I think the Republicans will gain.
A couple more months of the President being forthright on terror, the Democrats being their obnoxious selves, and $1.85 gasoline is going to make a huge difference.
By it's self, it proves nothing, but it provides evidence in that direction.
LOL...We should conduct a poll to see what Repubs think about that.
The MSM keeps forgetting or distorting the fact that Congressional Races are local and there is not this tsunami of anti-incumbant feelings out there as they're trying to portray. In '94 there was a wave because of a combination of factors including a shift of the bounds in districts because for years the inner cities were extremely overrepresented while the burbs laid at the mercy of the ghetto reps.
Ziggy played guitar......
Zoolander's Zon!
Is this the classic "Dems peaking to early as the Republicans start the upward trend to peak at just the right time--Election day?" I hope so. I would love to see Republican pick up seats and totally destroy the democrats like Michigan destroyed Notre Shame.
He's a second cousin to Ziggy.
The numbers at Tradesports.com are moving up concerning GOP retaining control of the House! That's a big change over the past two weeks.
"Don't get too excited: I still think we'll lose 7-10 in the house and 2-3 in the Senate. "
with all the bad press/bad news etc even if we lose a few seats but retain control that is a big victory
hopefully it will depress all the Dem donors and voters thinking that even with all of this years perceived advantages they still cannot eke out a win
Or is it the classic "Zogby is about as accurate as flipping a coin"?
I would like this to be the case but I am not convinced.
Yep, and the GOP is gonna kick some liberal butt!
Dem theme: It's not who casts the vote, it's who counts the vote.
Very interesting.
Sounds like my divorce lawyers -- Zigby, Zogby and Zilch.
The link below is a time machine going back to October 2004 when the maggot infected mediots and their knee pad pollsters were declaring Kerry would be president:
They were wrong then and now!
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Former Everton goalkeeper Neville Southall believes defender Leighton Baines could be the player to be sacrificed in order to fund the club's bid for Champions League football.
Southall thinks the Toffees need three players in January if they are to sustain a top-four challenge.
Midfielder Marouane Fellaini is the player who appears to be attracting most interest from other clubs but Baines has regularly been linked with Manchester United over the last 12 months.
Southall feels it would be easier - and cheaper - to find a solution at left-back but ideally he would not want Baines, one of Everton's most consistent performers over the last few years, to leave.
"I'd like to see them buy three players, at least, or get three players on loan," said the former Wales international, speaking at the launch of The Football Pools 90 Day Community Challenge at St Helens Junior Football Club, who received funding of £50,000 to makeover their club.
"They need a striker for definite, a midfield player who can pass - a more expansive midfield player - and a defender.
"We've got to this position now where, if they get two or three players, they can push on, finish fourth and get the Champions League.
"I don't mind him (Moyes) selling one if he brings two in because that makes sense.
"If you are going to sacrifice anyone, Leighton Baines may be the one to go.
"You've got Phil Neville to fill in (at left-back) and you've got Bryan Oviedo you could get away with there.
"I would hate it but you can't do Fellaini at the moment because it would cost twice as much to replace him.
"But I'd rather they add than take away, because if you're taking away you're saying to the fans 'We don't care, we're just going to sell' and I don't think that is right at all."
Southall has been impressed by his former club's performances this season, which has kept them within two points of third place.
But he believes they cannot afford to stand still and for all their attacking invention he thinks they require more guile to make them genuine top-four contenders.
"They have upped their performances and the reason for that is they have got goalscorers," he added.
"They've kept it tight before because they didn't have that cutting edge but now they have goals all over the pitch.
"I don't think we have anyone with that vision. (Darron) Gibson is not bad to be fair but he's not there every week.
"Maybe by next season he would be ideal but he's picked up a few injuries here or there.
"Jelavic can change a game on his own but I'd like to see someone with a bit of drive and personality.
"I'd like to see them have someone who can take the game by the scruff of the neck and make an impact. Someone like the character of Andrei Kanchelskis but a midfielder who can drive the team forward, maybe make a few tackles - someone like a Steven Gerrard for Everton.
"They don't seem to have someone who has that drive inside them yet."
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Even though you just knew that "and they all lived happily ever after" would be the ending, the cast, the crew of the Pirates of Penzance kept the audience happily engaged trying to figure out just how. The musical was presented on March 15, 16, and 18 at the Emery High Auditorium.
The first thing that caught your eye was the big ship on stage, large enough to hold the whole rocking crew, who sang and happily mixed it up. But the added surprise was watching it sail merrily off the stage. The rest of the scenery was just as well done, telling the tale and adding to it immeasurably.
The rollicking cast of characters was played by the Emery High School students of the drama classes and club, along with the Emery County Community Theatre. The director was Neal Peacock; choreographer, Shannon Erickson; and vocal director, Natalie Blackwell. To add frosting to the cake, musical director, Tim Farr, and company set the scenes, and wowed the audience with 20 musicians and live music coming from the large orchestra pit.
The costumes were as colorful as the characters. There were 10 bawdy pirates, 12 sort-of shy and giggly sisters, and 18 "keystone" type cops with macaroni legs who kept the audience laughter level high, besides the noble Pirate King (Royd Hatt), young Fredrick (Ren Hatt), and his love interest Mabel (Bethany Peacock), the Major General, and father to all the sisters, Lance K. Wright; adaptable Ruth, Annell Jackson; the limber legged Sergeant, Larry Saling; and Sam, played by Kenny Larsen and Queen Victoria, played by Ilene Lofthouse.


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Tuesday, December 18, 2012 - 10:00am to 11:00am
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Meeting Notice
The Health Information Technology Communication and Education Domain Workgroup will be holding a meeting. In the event that any or all of the members of the governing body participate in the meeting by telephone, a speakerphone will be available at the location noted above.
At the time this notice is being prepared, the governing body expects the agenda of its meeting to include the following topics:
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Thinskins Sleeveless Thermal Vest
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Thanks to its special fabrication, our classic Thinskins vest with a modest v-neck and pretty stretch lace trim offers the warmth of two layers in one comfortable layer. Plus, its smooth fit feels as good as it looks when worn under clothes. The outside is silky smooth nylon and the inside is soft brushed cotton, which feels marvelous against your skin. A year-round wardrobe staple, the tank-style vest easily tucks into pants or skirts and the hem hits right at the hip. Works great for a sleeping top too!
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By JB Clark/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Tupelo police say they would enforce a lower blood-alcohol limit for drivers, but lawmakers say they don't know if this week's National Transportation Safety Board recommendation will have traction this year.
NTSB recommended Tuesday to lower the legal BAC limit from 0.08 to 0.05. State Rep. Steve Holland, D-Plantersville, said lawmakers will probably see preliminary legislation on the issue but nothing more.
"I think we have good law enforcement and a stout law now," Holland said. "But, when (the NTSB) suggests something we look at it. I would predict it will get a hearing this next term but probably not come out of committee or pass."
State Rep. Brian Aldridge, R-Tupelo, said he's sure he will see some legislation concerning the lower limit during the next term but would need to see more research from the NTSB to support a new law.
"I'd like to see evidence of why they feel this needs to be done," he said. "I'm not a fan of passing feel-good legislation. Saying that, if it saves lives and there is evidence of that, then I'll absolutely vote and even co-author a bill."
In 2010, an NTSB study showed 641 people in Mississippi were killed in traffic accidents, 23 of which involved a driver with a BAC between 0.01 and 0.07.
That percentage is in the single digits across the country with the exception of Vermont and the District of Columbia.
The NTSB's study shows that more than 100 countries have BAC limits set at 0.05 or lower and those countries have lower alcohol-related fatality rates.
Since 1982, the United State's alcohol-related traffic fatality rate has fallen 74 percent but alcohol-related traffic fatalities still represent almost one-third of all traffic fatalities.
Tupelo Police Lt. Marty Mask said he thinks a lower limit is a step toward safer driving conditions.
"I think it's going to make the streets and highways safer," he said. "Our biggest thing is saving lives. Our families and friends are out on the streets just like yours and we don't want anything happening to anybody."
Tupelo Police currently write an average of 40 DUI citations each month. In Mississippi Highway Patrol's Troop F, which covers Benton, Tippah, Alcorn, Tishomingo, Union, Prentiss, Pontotoc, Lee and Itawamba counties, more than a thousand DUI arrests were made in 2012. According to the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, Troop F made 846 arrests in 2010, 1,103 in 2011 and 1,189 in 2012.
Mask said lower limits and the extra enforcement would deter drunk driving, making the roadways safer.
"The research backs it up," he said. "When you reach 0.05, you start a decline in your cognitive and motor skills."


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The Conversation
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2004
Nothing but two chairs and a reason to talk, a completely spontaneous and hilarious chat based on whatever the audience wanted.
Original Review:
Michael Legge and John Voce purport to be the laziest performers of the festival. So lazy, in fact, that they didn't even bother to turn up last year. This claim allows them to justify anything that could happen in the next hour, almost acting as a quality blanket; if the show goes badly, then it must be solely because they are too lazy. Bearing this in mind, Legge and Voce have created a sloppy and amateurish impro performance.
After opening with a half-decent comedy song, the two launch straight into a double-pronged, yet playful assault on the audience. On-stage, they are a bit like someone's wacky dad, even complete with the obligatory suit/trainers mismatch and Simpsons ties. This is also manifested in their performances, larger-than-life personas with beaming faces, cracking cringeworthy jokes about anal leaks in a boisterous fashion.
This rehearsed opening, however, proves itself to be the highlight, as the duo progress onto the main portion of the show. The premise is definitely an interesting one: the art of conversation is dying, they claim, and their objective is to take it back from text messaging and Internet forums with a series of three improvised conversations. These conversations are, in theory rather than reality, inspired by audience suggestions: for the first, a suggested theme, for the second, a suggested location and for the third, a line for the conversation to finish with.
Yet, why two performers, both with undeniable comic skill but slight improvisational talents, decide to create an impro show is truly baffling. As with the theme, the general ideas of each sketch were potentially the formula for a decent show. The idea of a doctor aspiring to be a famous actor stealing a movie script from his overly-aggressive name-dropping receptionist is fantastically off the wall, but completely ruined by horrific performances.
Legge and Voce simply plod along through their conversations, desperately trying to cling onto something that garners a laugh. Almost needless to say, there are huge passages when nothing works whatsoever, leaving both performers and audience at a loss of what to do. Sometimes it is almost as if the two are challenging each other, trying to pass the buck to avoid being the one to invent the next progression.
Of the two, Voce is the better actor, wandering around the stage and giving more life to his characters, but it is Legge who consistently inspires the better ideas. However, by the final third of the hour, both performers are looking at their watches, trying to figure how much longer needs to be filled. In other circumstances, they could easily prove to be a good double-act but improvisation is most definitely not for them.
Unfortunately, even being the laziest double-act of the festival does not excuse this shoddy hour of lacklustre improvisation. The premise and many ideas do have some potential, but the show never really rises above the status of an A-level drama warm-up session.
Older Comments
Geraldine - 25/08/2004
I saw John and Michael at The Edinburgh festival and I thought they were amazing. Very witty and incredibly funny, made me giggle anyway.
Sam from Durham - 23/08/2004
Michael and John are two of the funniest, most versitile improvisers in the business. They create different characters and plots for every show and weave it into an hour filled with laughs. Mr. Reviewer I challenge you to see this show again and you will realise these guys have "it". I have been three times already and can't get enough. The Conversation has a huge cult following in the making.
Rob Hitchmough - 20/08/2004
Michael & John are massively talented. Those who see this show will leave the venue richer in spirit and will be part of a privileged few.
Fiona - 19/08/2004
Best show I've seen at the fringe so far. They are hilarious.
Show Dates
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Real Daniel O'Donnell Show Presents: The Clock Hour
Robin Ince And Michael Legge: Pointless Anger, Righteous Ire
Michael Legge: Curse Sir Walter Raleigh
Pointless Anger, Righteous Ire 2: Back in the Habit
Michael Legge and Robin Ince Are Pointless Anger, Righteous Ire 3: Ooh Stick You, Your Mama Too... and Your Daddy
Michael Legge: Tell it Like it is, Steve


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Penny Loves Kenny Billie Wedge Sandal
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The Penny Loves Kenny Billie Wedge is charming and sweet. The flower detail at the toe and the woven wedge heel make this super cute sandal perfect for those summer picnics.
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Location: MSP
April 12, 2014
Very Very High
"Admittedly I did not read the height in the description prior to purchase. I wear 4" heels daily, these are 6" and boy do they feel dangerous. The base is pretty narrow as well, so not a lot of support for such a high shoe. Its a broken ankle waiting to happen for me. I could feel the pull in my tendons the second I stood up. Too bad, ,because they are super cute! A little cheaply made, but for a discount price would still have kept them had they been 4". Maybe a younger gal could make these work, not this 38 year old mom! :("
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August 23, 2013
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Thanko - USB warming bento box pouch
The Days of Cold Bento Food are Over!
"Bento" is now a common word around the world, so many of you might know that bento box means a Japanese-style lunch box. Wouldn't it make you happy if you can eat a warm homemade lunch anytime you want without using a microwave oven?


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School Spotlight
Whether you're on your way to the library or stopping by City Hall, chances are you're driving by St. John Vianney School, located in the heart of Brookfield. This blog will provide insight into life and education at SJV, a 4K-8 educational anchor in Brookfield since 1957.
Talent show puts students in the spotlight
Every year, St. John Vianney students take part in a talent show, called Vianney Varieties, that showcases creative, sometimes humorous and always entertaining acts. This year's event was no exception.
On Thursday, November 8th, students in fifth through eighth grade treated a packed auditorium to skits featuring solo vocal and guitar performances, songs sung by groups of students, jazz and pop dance routines, a basketball trampoline dunk contest and even a performance by pillow people.
The SJV Fine Arts Department, along with many parent, teacher and student volunteers, worked diligently behind the scenes to make the show a success. It's a highly anticipated event every year for the school community and is always an entertaining evening.
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Rampage Wagner Western Bootie
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Kick it in an adorable cowboy bootie from Rampage. The Wagner will give your style the western flare you've been looking for! The Rampage Wagner looks amazing with denim and dresses alike.
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"Adorable, comfy shoe. Especially great because I have shorter legs, so the mid-calf cut of the shoe is perfect for me!"
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"I love cowboy boots and these are no exception! They are chocolate brown and look great! I'm a 6/6.5 and a 6 in these is perfect! I'd definitely recommend sizing down if you are between sizes. Also, with the rubber sole they are amazingly comfortable :)"
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Great Color
"I got this boot in the dark brown color and I like them alright. The color is really a really beautiful and rich chocolate brown. It is extremely comfortable. I bought my normal boot size (8) and it is a little wide and long. I have wide feet too so if you have narrow feet you may want to size a half size down. These look really nice with skinny jeans or dresses but there is something about the toe that bugs me. It is just a little too long and pointy but still a good perchase overall."
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Florsheim Doon Wingtip Oxford
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The Doon wingtip oxford from Florsheim is the perfect shoe for a casual day out. It's classic lace-up style will look great with your slacks and its contrast colored sole and brogue details will take your look from day to night.
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By Ken L EnglishGreen River
We should go back on the Gold Standard, plus keep our foreign trade. It's obvious gold maintains its price on the world market and within the United States.
This way we are protected both ways. Free Trade will aid the Gold Standard. Can you imagine $1,000 an ounce.
We can not depend upon the foreign trade alone or global Trade under the present systems.


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|Cubs | Chicago adds four to 40-man roster
Sat, 19 Nov 2016 09:00:06 -0800
The Chicago Cubs have added Ps Jack Leathersich and Duane Underwood, C Victor Caratini and OF Jacob Hannemann to their 40-man roster.
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|Mets | Several re-assigned
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The New York Mets re-assigned OF Cesar Puello and Ps Jack Leathersich and John Church to minor league camp Monday, March 10.
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|Mets | Prospects could make team
Tue, 11 Feb 2014 14:26:27 -0800
New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said P Jack Leathersich could make the team in the bullpen out of spring training even though he's not currently on the 40-man roster. Also, Alderson isn't against having a "really good arm" such as SPs Rafael Montero or Jacob deGrom starting off in the bullpen.
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New York Mets 1B Brandon Allen, P Chase Bradford, 3B Eric Campbell, P Joel Carreno, P John Church, OF Dustin Lawley, P John Leathersich, SP Cory Mazzoni, 3B Danny Muno, OF Brandon Nimmo, C Kevin Plawecki, INF Anthony Seratelli, P Miguel Socolovich, OF Cory Vaughn and P Logan Verrett are among a long list of non-roster invitees to spring training.
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|Mets | Agree to terms with three players
Sat, 02 Jul 2011 10:02:19 -0700
The New York Mets have agreed to terms with Ps John Leathersich and Craig Missigman and C Xorge Carrillo.
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Deborah MacLatchy reappointed as Laurier's vice-president: academic and provost
Apr 22/13| For Immediate Release
Kevin Crowley, Director
The Board of Governors of Wilfrid Laurier University has appointed Deborah MacLatchy, vice-president: academic and provost, to a second five-year term. Her current term runs until June 30, 2014. Her next term runs from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2019.
"Deb is an exceptional leader and a cherished colleague," said Max Blouw, Laurier president and vice-chancellor. "I am delighted that we will continue to serve the university together in the coming years."
During her first term MacLatchy played a lead role in many initiatives, including the establishment of Lauriers first Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, the launch of the Laurier Institute for Water Science and the Laurier Centre for Women in Science, and the advancement of the universitys research agenda.
She also facilitated a new Academic Plan and the Academic Working Group of the Multi-Campus Governance process for the university. MacLatchy also established an Aboriginal Initiatives portfolio for the university.
As vice-president: academic and provost, MacLatchy oversees the strategic and operational management of the academic functions of the university, including the management of Lauriers seven faculties and the Brantford campus, its departments and programs, as well as the library network. Her portfolio also includes services designed to support teaching and learning such as Teaching Support Services, as well as Recruitment and Admissions, the Registrars Office, international programming and Information Technology Services.
"I am very pleased to have been reappointed to the position of vice-president: academic and provost at Laurier. I look forward to continuing our collective efforts to further the academic priorities of the university," said MacLatchy.
MacLatchy was recently named one of Canadas Most Powerful Women for 2012 in a Top 100 list compiled by the Womens Executive Network (WXN), and is past chair of the science directors of the Canadian Rivers
A distinguished biologist with extensive experience in research, teaching and administration, MacLatchy joined Laurier in 2007 as the first female dean of the Faculty of Science.
In addition to her management role at Laurier, MacLatchy dedicates a large portion of her time to conducting her own research, which is primarily focused on the effects of contaminants on aquatic ecosystems, and supervising her graduate and undergraduate students, postdoctoral fellows and research staff. She receives funding from many agencies, including The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), has published more than 75 peer-reviewed publications in her field, and is co-developer of a patent to extract commercially-viable compounds from pulp mill wastes.
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1. Scotland's Method Design designed a portable wardrobe dedicated to the denim lover, exclusively for Denham. It's called the a Steamer Trunk for a Jeanmaker and it has a compartment for just about everything. We'll take two.
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George Reedy
Speaker: George E. Reedy
Date: June 7, 1975
Congressional Correspondent for the United Press. Reedy first met Johnson in 1951, when he served as Staff Counsel to the Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee and Staff Director of both the minority and majority policy committees. After Johnson?s election to the Vice-Presidency, Reedy was named Special Assistant responsible for the coordination of speechwriting and press relations. By 1964, Reedy had become White House Press Secretary. However, when Johnson?s popularity began to decline, Reedy was replaced. Reedy briefly served as Special Assistant to Johnson in 1965, but resigned to enter private business. In 1966, Johnson called on Reedy once again, asking him to sit on the National Advisory Commission on Selective Service that eventually suggested the idea of the draft lottery.


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America's High-Stakes Casinos
Get your game on! From slots and roulette to baccarat and poker, plenty of gaming action awaits at America's most popular casinos. Catch Lady Luck's eye and take a chance on fun at these resorts.
Beau Rivage
Beau RivageTrue story: In July 2011, a Baton Rouge accountant named Deborah Boies walked into this waterfront casino on the Gulf Coast of Biloxi, MS, and sat down at the casino's $1 Wheel of Fortune machine. After investing $15 in less than a minute, jackpot! She won the $1,191,744.89 on the machine. 960 1280
Green Valley Ranch Resort and Spa
Green Valley Ranch Resort and SpaEscape the fast-paced Vegas scene. Just 20 minutes from the Strip, this resort sits on 8 acres of land bordered by cool palm trees. In between coiffing your winning hands at the resort's spa, check out the casino's 55 gaming tables, 2,200 slot and video poker machines, and 22-table poker room. 960 1280
MGM Grand Detroit
MGM Grand DetroitThere's Vegas, and then there's … Detroit? Yep, that's right. The Motor City is one of the largest US cities to offer travelers a casino resort hotel. This beaut includes 100,000 square feet of gaming space with 4,000 slot and video poker machines, along with more than 90 table games. For further relaxation, grab a pint at TAP sports pub or sample the fare at 2 Wolfgang Puck eateries. 960 1280
Gold Strike
Gold StrikeOnce you've paid your respects to the King in nearby Memphis, hightail it to this resort and casino 20 minutes away, in Tunica Resorts, MS. You'll find 52 table games and 1,400 slot machines, plus a nightclub, spa and steakhouse restaurant that's snagged high marks from Wine Spectator magazine. 960 1280
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa
Atlantis Casino Resort SpaIn recent years, the main casino in this resort in Reno, NV, ditched its tropical theme for something more elegant -- think accent lighting and new, streamlined furnishings. Spanning 67,000,000 square feet of space, the casino also boasts 1,500 slot machines and plenty of gaming excitement, including the classic card game baccarat. 960 1280
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa
Borgata Hotel Casino & SpaHands down, this is the best casino resort in Atlantic City. The $1.1 billion property gets high marks from travelers for its sheer size (it's the largest hotel in New Jersey) and its Las Vegas feel (it is Atlantic City's top-grossing casino). The 161,000-square-foot casino floor boasts 4,000 slot machines and 200 table games -- as well as the largest poker room on the East Coast! 960 1280
Harrah's New Orleans
Harrah's New OrleansA stone's throw from the mighty Mississippi is another mighty sight: this 115,000-square-foot casino -- home to 2,100 slot machines, more than 90 table games and a poker room. If that's not sensory overload enough, swing by the French Quarter, just 1 block away. 960 1280
Golden Nugget
Golden NuggetYou didn't think we'd forget Vegas, did you? This Vegas landmark (open since 1946), boasts the largest casino in downtown -- we're talking 38,000 square feet of gaming space. Near the casino's registration desk, you won't soon forget seeing the Hand of Faith -- a gold nugget, found in Australia in 1980, that was purchased by the resort for more than $1 million. 960 1280
Eldorado Resort Casino
Eldorado Resort CasinoYou've landed at Shreveport Regional Airport -- so, where's the first place you go? This swanky casino, located just 7 miles away. The 30,000-square-foot space is home to more than 1,500 slots and video poker machines, as well a gourmet steakhouse and bar-and-entertainment venue where you can belt out some karaoke. Or kick back with a drink. 960 1280
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National Finals Rodeo
National Finals RodeoA cowboy casts a cool look during the National Finals Rodeo, popularly known as the "Super Bowl of rodeo." The 10-day event, held each year in Las Vegas, determines the world champ in 7 main events, including bareback riding, steer wrestling and team roping.
When to go: First full week of December 960 1280
Caldwell Night Rodeo
Caldwell Night RodeoThe cowboys are the stars at this annual 5-day rodeo event. Held in the Boise metro area, Caldwell Night Rodeo draws crowds of more than 40,000 people, eager to see the big draw: many of the world's top professional cowboys who make Caldwell Night Rodeo an annual stop on their circuit.
When to go: Mid-August 960 1280
Pendleton Round-Up
Pendleton Round-UpReady for some bulldogging? A cowboy reaches for a steer's horns at the Pendleton Round-Up, one of the 10 largest rodeos in the world. Started in 1910, the annual rodeo event draws crowds of 50,000 to Pendleton, OR, where the town's motto is, "The Real West."
When to go: Mid-September 960 1280
Dodge City Roundup Rodeo
Dodge City Roundup RodeoWestern heritage -- and big bucks -- draw championship cowboys and cowgirls to the annual Dodge City Roundup. Since its start in 1977, the 10-day event has grown to include a payout of nearly $254,000, alongside an audience of more than 100,000 people.
When to go: Late July to early August 960 1280
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Cheyenne Frontier DaysThe granddaddy of rodeo events, Cheyenne Frontier Days has been held in its namesake Wyoming town since 1897. The outdoor rodeo and western celebration features hundreds of horses performing rodeo events and track acts. The annual event draws nearly 200,000 people, with a whopping 100,000 free pancakes served by the local Kiwanis club.
When to go: Last full week of July 960 1280
Ellensburg Rodeo
Ellensburg RodeoAfter more than 75 years, the Ellensburg Rodeo in Washington State has grown from a local competition among ranch hands to a leading rodeo festival: More than 600 contestants vie for prize money in excess of $400,000. In the Pacific Northwest, the rodeo is second in size only to the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada.
When to go: Labor Day weekend 960 1280
Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo
Fort Worth Stock Show and RodeoFor 23 heart-pounding days, the annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo puts on quite a show at the Will Rogers Memorial Center. The annual event, which draws a crowd of 900,000, showcases the world's original indoor rodeo, with 36 performances of professional rodeo on display, such as calf roping.
When to go: Mid-January to early February 960 1280
Nebraskaland Days
Nebraskaland DaysWild West showman Buffalo Bill considered North Platte, NE, his hometown, and went on to found modern-day rodeo in the city. Today, the legacy continues with Nebraskaland Days: The largest rodeo event in western Nebraska showcases parades, art shows, concerts, food events and, of course, rodeos.
When to go: Mid-June 960 1280
Yellowstone Rodeo
Yellowstone RodeoExciting rodeo action mixes with stunning mountain sunsets at the annual Yellowstone Rodeo in southwestern Montana. The annual event showcases the big rodeo draws -- including bareback bronc riding, bull riding, team roping and saddle broc riding -- as well as a "calf scramble" event in which kids can safely compete.
When to go: June through early September 960 1280
National Western Stock Show
National Western Stock ShowNow in its 106th year, the National Western Stock Show in Denver spans 16 days, and a 100-acre show ground home to the second largest rodeo in the United States. Hands-on animal exhibits feature 15,000 head of horses, cattle, sheep, alpacas, llamas and more -- plus, a chance for the little ones to go giddy-up.
When to go: Last 2 weeks in January 960 1280
RodeoHoustonFor the world's largest live entertainment and livestock show, head to Houston's Reliant Stadium. In 2012, this massive 1,900,000-square-foot facility hosted the annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo -- and a whole lot of animals: 26,305 livestock and horse show exhibitors competed for a shot at a Houston championship.
When to go: Late February to mid-March 960 1280
Reno Rodeo
Reno RodeoBilled as the "wildest, richest rodeo in the West," the Reno Rodeo spans 10 days and attracts more than 140,000 fans. Events include a Miss Reno Rodeo Queen pageant, cattle drive, carnival rides and the Xtreme Bull Riding Tour stop, featuring 40 of the world's best pro bull riders.
When to go: Late June 960 1280
Florence Junior Parada
Florence Junior ParadaThe world's oldest continuous junior rodeo finds its home in Florence, AZ. Eighty years since its start, the annual Florence Junior Parada rodeo draws hundreds of future PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Assocation) cowboys and cowgirls, ages 5 to 18, to compete in rodeo events such as team roping, breakaway roping and even bull riding.
When to go: Late November 960 1280
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Chambers Bay
Chambers BayOne of the more recently built courses to host the iconic U.S. Open tournament, Chambers Bay opened to the public in 2007. Known for its wide-open fairways, massive sand traps and unpredictable coastal winds — due to its location overlooking the Puget Sound — this monstrous links course in University Place, Washington, spans 7,585 yards. 960 1280
Augusta National
Augusta NationalAugusta National Golf Club is one of the most famous men's golf clubs in the world, let alone the United States. Located in Augusta, Georgia, the course is known for many of it's remarkable features -- from "The Big Oak Tree" to Magnolia Lane -- but none more famous then "Amen Corner," one of the most memorable stretches on any golf course, located between holes 11 through 13.
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Augusta National
Augusta NationalSince opening in 1933, Augusta National has been lucky enough to host the Masters Tournament, which is quite possibly the most prestigious event of all four major championships in golf. Winning that elusive green jacket can turn a regular professional into a golfing legend overnight. 960 1280
Oak Hill Country Club
Oak Hill Country ClubLocated next to the Genesee River in Rochester, N.Y., Oak Hill Country Club is the only club in the world to host the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup, the U.S. Open, the U.S. Amateur, the U.S. Senior Open and the Senior PGA Championship. The Club has a West Course and an East Course. 960 1280
Merion Golf Club
Merion Golf ClubVisit Merion Golf Club, a private golf club located in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, just 11 miles west of Philadelphia. Host to the U.S. Open five times, this club's courses -- designed by golf course architect Hugh Wilson -- has an East Course and West Course, but it's the East Course that has become the favorite among professional golfers. In fact, Golf Digest rated the Merion Golf Club's East Course one of America's greatest golf courses. 960 1280
Kiawah Island Golf Resort
Kiawah Island Golf ResortPlay golf on Kiawah Island, located southwest of Charleston, S.C. The Kiawah Island Golf Resort has five golf courses. The Resort's Ocean Course has hosted major golf tournaments, including the Ryder Cup, World Cup, PGA Championship, PGA Club Professional Championship and Senior PGA Championship. The renowned golf resort was voted the "No. 1 Resort in the U.S.," in Golf World Magazine. 960 1280
Valhalla Golf Club
Valhalla Golf ClubLocated 20 miles east of Louisville, Kentucky, Valhalla Golf Club hosted the Senior PGA Championship and the PGA Champion in 2011 and 2014. The PGA of America owns the majority interest in the 486-acre property -- a dream envisioned by Louisville businessman and golf enthusiast Dwight Gahm and his three sons. Grahm commissioned pro-golfer Jack Nicklaus to build a private golf facility, and it opened its doors in 1986. This world-class club remains the best golf course in Kentucky and on the "America's 100 Greatest Courses", according to Golf Digest. 960 1280
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Man I love Bakuman.
l5l Excellent
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Man I love Bakuman.
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Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
Yeah! This manga is just awesome! There we go... we have a review of almost all the supporting characters... I'm kinda feeling that this manga would be ending in one or two more chapters... No problem with that... Can't wait for Ohba and Obata's next collaboration!
Woot~ Eiji!
Haven't seen much of Hiramaru and Yoshida.
That was great.
Bakuman is awesome!
I don't think its going to end... I think that the anime is going to be cancelled because the director of the anime wants the manga to be longer. It would be such a shame if bakuman ended. I want at least 200 chapters befor it ends...
^can go both ways really.
Would be a shame to prolong it any further though, but we'll see what's going to happen.
Let's hope he won't die in an accident on the way over lol
Sry babes what we've been susupecting is true it really is ending...http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...onday-april-23.
Though it should be kinda expected given that its gonna be really hard to push beyond what it currently is because after they get married the story has basically met its objective n main focal point...kinda like what will happen when luffy finally finds the one piece...n i like how unlike OP bakuman isnt losing its focus despite how im sad that its gonna end...
So we got 2 more chapters, right?
Long live Bakuman!
The build-up for the ending is just perfect! And more than anything else, I'm waiting for the authors next masterpiece. I believe they're the only one who can write a manga about manga. No one else would be able to pull it off like they did. I'm sure there next piece would be the one manga that would not only surpass Eiji's but that of the world's real number one, ODA's one piece... hihi... a manga about manga manages to stay within the top spots in jump's weekly ranking, imagine if the authors write something else that is more mainstream yet non-mainstream... Can't wait for that!!
I remember when this was first released and I was still in college, was really sceptical but it ended up being really great.
I hope in the final chapter they reveal a little about their next piece. It should be about 2 people who want to be mangakas.
Overall I really liked Bakuman and I'm satisfied with how the ending seems to be. I look forward to what they bring out next.
Far too awesome for your eyes!


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|Posted by hj on July 10, 2004 at 08:52:47:
|In response to Re: Replacing roman tub fixtures
no, i am saying that you cannot remove the Delta handles and trim and replace them with another brand's trim.
: : All brands have to be replaced with the same brand, except for those few cases where the undercounter portion was made by a manufacturer who also supplied other companies.
: : : For my bathroom remodel, I need to replace the roman tub fixtures. I heard that some brands (ex. Delta) must be replaced with another Delta product. I am not the original owner of the house, and have no idea the brand of the faucet. Any help would be appreciated.
: hj, are you saying that a Delta Roman Tub Faucet cannot be replaced with a Grohe or other brand?
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Corioliss Limited Edition Pink 1" Flat Iron
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FREE HEAT MAT included! Straighten, curl, flip and style your hair any way you want with Coriolis versatile Limited Edition Pink 1" Flat Iron.
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Founded in 2002, Corioliss professional styling tools use advanced ceramic technology and heating components for salon quality results. Corioliss flat irons come in a variety of sizes, and have been featured in People and Salon Business magazine as well as on television show "Celebrity Big Brother".
Love ItIm so surprised by all the negative reviews about this straightener. Like lots of people, Ive had a Chi for the past few years, and Ive loved it. But with naturally curly hair, as soon as my hair came in contact with humidity, it started to curl. The Chi kept my hair straight if I stayed indoors, but not in humid climates. When I tried the Coriollis at a mall kiosk, I thought it must be too good to be true. The lady straightened my hair, and I must say, its never looked that good. It was soooo silky and straight. I was sold. So I got the Coriollis, and Ive never looked back. I love it. I used to have to blow dry my hair straight, and then use the Chi (because the Chi wouldnt straighten my curls on its own), but with the Coriollis, I dont have to even use a blow dryer. Its seriously amazing, and I love it. It keeps my hair straight in high humidity, which has never happened before! I definitely recommend this straightener to any perfectionist whos had hair straightening issues like me.Jan 2, 2008Victoria / Honolulu, HawaiiHAIR TYPECurly Hair
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SucksI saw this straightner in the mall and it looked wonderful!! The lady was playing with my hair and i thought it was great!!! I bought it and got it home and it was nothing like the straightner they had at the mall.It did not work the same and for the money i put down on it you would think it would work a litlle bit better. I had a chi for three years before i bought that and i would stick with the chi!!I do not recommended this at all It is a huge scam!! The chi is wonderful stay with it!! Also the thing does not show you when it is ready and so i do not know when i can straighten it.The lady told me that it only takes six seconds to heat up no it takes like 12 minutes.Then it takes forevr to uncool!!! They also do not hold the hair in place it comes undone and there is no point in straighteneing if if it is not going to stay in place. This product is a huge SCAM!!!!Dec 28, 2007Anonymous
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I Feel Great With Corioliss !MAY BE SOME PEOPLE DONT KNOW HOW TO USE THE CORIOLISS NEW FLAT IRON, BUT I TRIED SEVERAL TIMES UNTIL I REACHED THE GOOD RESULTS.YOU NEED TO PRACTICE. THE CORIOLISS IS THE BRAND NEW FLAT IRON IN THE MALLS NOW!!! I DONT REGRET IN GIVING TO MY MOM MY CONAIR-INFINITI STRAIGHTENER, WITH CORIOLISS IS MUCH LESS THE DAMAGE ON YOUR HAIR.Dec 27, 2007Ivette Roman / PUERTO RICO
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Highway Robbery!!!!!I just purchase the coriosliss pink 1" for my daughter at the Palisades Mall paid $140.00 however it does not work like they said it does or should, they dont refund your money. This is stiling,robbing the customors. Thank you.LupeDec 26, 2007Lupe Barnes / Suffern, N.Y.
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Do Not Buy From A Mall Kiosk!WARNING: Do not buy this product from a mall kiosk! The sales reps tell falsehoods regarding warranties, return policies, using on wet (damp) hair, etc! I tried to return this product w/in hours after realizing I had "STUPID" written across my forehead. I eventually involved the property manager of the mall, and was able to get the difference in kiosk and online price ($55) returned to me. Product gets way too hot, and damages thin, thick, color treated, non color treated hair...the list goes on. I denounce any so called "stylists" giving positive reviews for obvious reasons!Dec 18, 2007Neveragain
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Awful!!!I bought these straighteners about a year and a half ago and after about a yaer they stopped heating so hot and stopped straightening by WAVY hair!!!In my opinion these are awful and do not compete to GHDS you would be FOOL to but these straighteners, they are a complete waste of money!!!Nov 23, 2007Angry
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It Works Just Fine For Me!I think I bought this Flat iron back in 2005 in the mall of course. My hair was already straight, but I let the sales person test it on me anyway, and everything he did seemed to work. But, when I took it home and tried to do it myself, I obviously didnt know what I was doing because to me it didnt work.Eventually I sat down and took section by section and took my time and did it properly, and my hair turned out great! Other reviewers are right, the light indicator does not let you know when the iron is ready to use, but the plates turn a deep pink color when they are hot if that will help anyone out. I still have my flat iron to this day, and I must say it is still hanging in there. I dont think anyone will be too dissappointed with this product if they use it properly!Nov 20, 2007Ms. Ellis / Dallas, TX
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Actually Straightens My HairYes, I am a sucker for being pulled over in the mall and talked into purchasing things. Well, This iron was put to my head, and I was impressed. When I went home and tried to use it, I didnt know what I was doing, so to me... the product didnt work..Fast Forward a year.... (this is how long I had it sitting in my dresser) I pulled the iron back out and decided to take my time and use it properly. And, I must say... It has not gone back into my dresser since. I can actually get my hair salon straight like I like it. I have very thick curly hair, and it works well at giving me the bone straight look I love!Nov 18, 2007Tamara / Dallas, TXHAIR TYPECurly Hair
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It Goes A Lil Somethin Like This...Okay, so like many others, i first saw this straightener at the mall, at a kiosk and the lady was standing there offering to show me how it worked so i said what the heck sure! well she did a portion of my hair and it worked great! so i pleaded with my dad for this as a gift and he talked the lady down on the price a bit which was nice and so i got this as a gift in November of 2005. It is now almost November of 2007 and my straightener JUST broke!!! the light went out a month or so ago which wasnt a big deal but then this past month my straightener fell on the ground for the first time ever and the metal plate that gets hott came out of the part that it is incased in. but i just put a hair tie around it and it works still... but i am disappointed that i will just have to buy a new one! but it is well worth the money! BUT make sure you test it out at a kiosk if you can so that you KNOW it works on your hair or not! :DOct 28, 2007Hillary
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I Liked It For AwhileMy friend and I both purchased pink Corioliss at the mall kiosk and was told it was made with solid ceramic. The sales girl said solid ceramic causes the least amount of damage to hair. A couple of weeks later my friend said hers had a light scratch and now she could see metal under the pink. We called the store and spoke to the manager who said it was not solid and what we purchased was better for our hair. He gave me a little money back since I complained I spent $160. I used it from time to time and have been happy until 13 months later the plastic body which covers the end the cord is attached to is cracked. The mall kiosk is no longer in business for me to ask for an exchange and it is now a month past the one year warranty. I took great care of my flat iron and believe this is a defect. My next flat iron purchase will be a Chi or a lower priced flat iron.Oct 10, 2007Jan / McLean, VA
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