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If you're looking for good recipes for authentic Italian spaghetti, you've come to the right place! The Editors of RecipeLion.com have compiled a list of our top 10 favorite spaghetti recipes. It surprised even us, but we managed to find one of the more unusal slow cooker spaghetti recipes! There are spaghetti casserole recipes, spaghetti recipes with meat, and spaghetti recipes without meat, and plenty of variety. Italian pasta recipes can be a great way to stretch your budget and feed your family a wholesome meal. Here are several cheap easy pasta recipes, all in one place. Pick one to make for your family tonight!
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Recipes for Spaghetti with Meat
Recipes for Spaghetti with Meat
Spaghetti Alghero — This recipe is delicious, and it's particularly wonderful if you happen to be close to the shore and getting your clams ultra-fresh. Clamming in the morning, clamming in the evening, clams for suppertime!
Slow Cooker Spaghetti — Nothing is easier than setting everything in your Crock-Pot before work, then coming home and having almost nothing to do to make dinner! This spaghetti recipe is so easy, anyone can make it. Throw together a tossed salad and you have a complete meal.
Godfather Spaghetti and Meatballs — Make your family an offer they can't refuse with this simply delicious homemade pasta recipe. Godfather Spaghetti and Meatballs is a family tradition and hopefully it will become one of yours too. Buon appetito - Enjoy your meal!
Meatless Spaghetti Recipes
Garden Vegetable Spaghetti — One easy way to make your meal healthier is by including lots of veggies. This garden vegetable spaghetti recipe does just that. Enjoy it with some garlic bread and a glass of white wine.
Spaghettini with Cauliflower, Butter, and Pepper — This is a lovely, unique spaghetti recipe that incorporates ingredients you might not have thought of. Cauliflower is a great source of fiber and folate, and it just plain tastes good. Try it tonight!
Spaghetti All' Puttanesca — This Italian dish is somewhat salty, given the olives and capers, and usually has garlic and hot pepper as well. It's quite good, particularly served with a nice glass of wine.
Casserole Spaghetti Recipes
Spicy Spaghetti Chicken — In our family, this is one of our favorite spaghetti and chicken recipes. The chiles in the tomatoes give it a little kick, but it's not so spicy that it would burn your mouth. We serve it with a tossed salad and garlic bread, but you can change it up.
Cheesy Baked Spaghetti — With two kinds of cheese, this baked spaghetti is truly scrumptious! The olives infuse it with a little something special, and the mushrooms make it wonderful.
Danish Spaghetti — No telling why this is called Danish spaghetti - at least no one in my family is telling. We can tell you that it's quite tasty, one of our favorite spaghetti recipes. The spinach makes it full of flavor and nutrition, and the sausage is just yummy!
Casserole Spaghetti — Your whole house will smell divine when you cook this casserole spaghetti recipe. The sauce simmers for an hour, and it is so fragrant, you'll wish you could eat it all up right away!
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Type: Sub-task
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.0
Fix Version/s: 2.0.3
Component/s: Themes
Testing Instructions:
This adds custom menu support to themes Anomaly and Serenity. To test, choose Anomaly and Serenity as themes and confirm that the custom menu appears and works.
Affected Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE
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Someoe pointed out that custommenu wasn't implemented in many core themes yet
What are the plans with this?
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The bottom line is that I have too many other things on my plate right now to figure out all the bugs I was getting while trying to modify the menu. If this is something you want to see in some of my future themes (as I do), perhaps Sam can add a dropdown to formfactor. Since the menu is his creation, this will give me something of a template for future themes.
BTW - the reason that the Standard theme doesn't provide much of a template is because it uses the default sam skin. I need an example of a theme that strips that away to leave just a simple bar.
I seem to remember some cross browser problems, that might explain some of the design choices.
Thanks for the info, I'll ask Sam!
I know is that I use the YUI dropdown menu in all of my themes that require a menu. It looks great in all browsers and requires no unusual CSS - for example - http://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?d=26&rid=3555
When I visit http://www.newschoollearning.com/moodle/?&theme=afterburner with JS off then the menu is dead...
In other words, instead of loading the menu CSS from /node-menunav/assets/skins/sam/ - why can't we just load the core CSS from /node-menunav/assets/?
OK, cool, thanks Patrick. I really don't know any details of this one.
Sam, do you have some spare cycles to look at this?
For what it's worth, a lot of the contest submissions I'm getting are using the menu. However, to further my case, most of them are using the defaults set by Sam and the sam skin in yui.
Hi guys,
First up I don't know a whole lot about the inner workings of the menunav component, there is a lot of functionality built into it and I believe set methods of degradation, Moodle's integration with it is pretty basic, there is a single initialisation method in javascript-static to kick off the module, and the initial structure is produced by the core renderer if I remember correctly. Unfortunately there isn't much magic in it and thus no easy solution to this.
In regards to the skin, the problem faced here is that the YUI loader automatically loads the requirements for the menunav component, which in this case include the skin files. Unfortunately there is not much we can do about that, however there are solutions to this problem.
Restructure the use of the yui3-sam-skin class.
This would be a core change, the YUI sam skin is only put into use if the components wrapping container or the body have the `yui3-skin-sam` class. Within Moodle this class is added to the body of every page, leading every YUI component to be skinned by default.
Obviously the solution is to remove that class from the body and instead require any use of components that wish to be skinned to ensure they wrap the components content in a div with that class.
Deciding to go this way would require that we review all YUI component usages and if required modify to either print the required node in PHP or inject the node prior to component's initialisation.
The other thing to decide upon would be whether we some how give the theme a chance to include the skin or not... I'm not sure how we would go, would it be a one off thing, or per component??
Alternatively we could use another menu.
Another core change, we could of course move away from the YUI3 menunav component, and create a custom drop down menu. It wouldn't be as flexible presumably, but would have the advantage that we could include the core CSS in base, and the style CSS in standard, then theme's could copy the style CSS if they desire to use it.
I don't like this solution one bit, but it is a solution.
Stick with what we've got and write a doc on overwriting the menunav component.
I've got a mountain of stuff on my plate at the moment but I believe I could whip up a doc in a couple of hours if required. The goal of the doc would simply be to look at how to destyle the custom menu and then how to build it up again. If there is a certain theme + look you would like me to do for the doc I can, even better if there is some existing CSS.
And finally I'm open to suggestions, if any possible solutions spring to mind let me know
My personal preference: Restructure the use of the yui3-sam-skin class is ideal if we had time to come up with a solution that worked in all cases and didn't overcomplicate the matter, however writing the doc may be a more immediate solution. Not that the first solution could potentially introduce and API change so we need to get this sorted ASAP.
That being said perhaps I'm overlooking the obvious in someway so please you two let me know if you have any ideas!
One more possibility:
Write a doc on overriding the core renderer to produce the menu using another menu system (one we write or any other third party solution).
This of course would be a solution theme's could implement if they choose and probably wouldn't be more than a days work to prepare the demo and write the doc.
Details the YUI3 menunav component
Current support:
Sam - I think your implementation of custom menus in these three themes works well. Thank you for moving on that and I'm sorry we didn't get to it before you did. We're trying to get to our twenty themes before addressing smaller issues. I'm sure you have a lot of other things on your plate. I'll take care of adding custom menus to leatherbound, nonzero, serenity, and anomaly.
Ok, cool thanks Patrick.
I'll assign this issue to you then so you are able to track those last four themes.
Let me know if there is anything I can help with there.
Mary - could you please test the core themes for custom menu support and report back what themes still need custom menus added? We should take care of this as soon as possible.
Hi Patrick,
All Moodle core themes support the custom menu, apart from Anomaly and Serenity.
If only Serenity did, then Anomaly could truly live up to its name.
I'm reopening this because it seems it did not get integrated this week.
Please note that as of this week we have a new (simpler) pull process. All the workflow is in this bug now - no need to create PULL issues anymore.
First time doing the new pull process, hope this is filled out correctly... Thanks!
Thanks John, this has been integrated now.
A couple of things to remember:
- You need to configure your editor to insert tabs instead of spaces (part of our coding guidelines is that we don't use tabs, we use 4 spaces).
- Your 20 stable diff URL is comparing
MDL-23188-3-MOODLE_20_STABLE to master instead of MOODLE_20_STABLE.
I tidied up the whitespace as part of the merge, otherwise spot on.


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How many calories arein a small green tea yogurt?
Name any 12of the Desperate Housewives.
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I can't manage that, but I do quilt. I really enjoy handcrafted things. What do you like to make?
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I didn't realise you quilted, Baypuppy!! Me too--badly but I enjoy it. I'm totally self-taught, and acan't draw a straight line with a ruler, but I manage even though most of my quilts have slightly different measurements for all 4 sides. None of my friends sew, so they don't notice the difference!! I used to be a human knitting machine but had to put it up due to repetitive motion stress. In the end I flat-out gave all my needles, books and yarn stash to a friend in need, to remove the temptation from the house!
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The Rochester School for the Deaf has a new superintendent and CEO after the retirement of longtime leader Harold Mowl.
Mowl served as superintendent and CEO of the school for the last 20 years, and this week the school's board announced that Antony McLetchie has been selected as its next leader. McLetchie served as secondary school principal of the Ernest C. Drury School for the Deaf in Milton, Ontario.
Mowl has agreed to stay on in his position until McLetchie and his family have relocated from Canada, RSD officials said.
"As hard as it is to see Dr. Mowl retire, we couldn't be more thrilled to have Antony McLetchie as our new superintendent," said Michael Doughty, RSD board president. "Antony has a strong background in deaf education. He is an experienced teacher and administrator and is highly regarded in the field of deaf education. The board is excited to engage with him in building a dynamic strategic plan for RSD."
Doughty added that McLetchie stood out during a search process that included meetings with stakeholders and a town hall-style forum.
"It was obvious that Antony has extensive educational leadership, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and he is a strong leader," Doughty said. "We have every confidence that he will help us reach our future goals as a school community."
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Capitalism cannot function without an updated and efficiently operating infrastructure.
As most things in nature, urban development is the growth of one layer over another. This seems also to be the nature of the physical elements of society.
Our economy, as it begins to be described here, is an extension of the organic nature of human beings living together in various size groupings.
As this writing is for Shorewood Now, it is only going to view the manner in which the layer effect relates to those of us living here in Shorewood and only to the extent that we may begin to understand infrastructuring, layering effect and the nature of growth within this process.
Community engagement in this process gives us a good basis for beginning to understand the content of the statements made here.
One of the reasons why communities are involved in tearing down buildings or upgrading them is to develop a basis for better utilization of the land on which these buildings were located.
Another reason is to attain a more efficient use of the the existing infrastructure and perhaps to add to or upgrade the infrastructure to a certain extent, contributing to the effect on the rest of the community, whether immediately or over a long period of time.
This then can be seen as a dynamic process, one of regular and constant growth. To a certain extent each redevelopment project changes the nature of the community in which it is located and causes the whole community to accommodate to it.
One of the most obvious aspects of the change that is brought about for example is the increased supply of car parking spaces.
Another obvious one is usually the increased building density, often requiring almost complete land coverage and a higher building, a "better" utilization of land.
We can see here a process of gradual change or a type of growth process. These redevelopment projects then do not stand still for 50 or 100 years. Market conditions change the status of any of these developments practically on a day to day basis.
Time calls for a continuous process of better utilization of the land and of the infrastructure, a continuous process of the community redeveloping itself.
The efficiency of the building and function of the added parking, for example, requires constant study. We should be looking at how to improve the process of constant redevelopment and its relationships with the changing market place.
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Shares of gun makers were in a holding pattern Tuesday, as investors braced for what President Obama might say about gun control in tonight's State of the Union address.
The stocks were up and down throughout the day Tuesday. Sturm Ruger stock (RGR) traded as high as $54.50 and as low as $51.50 before closing at $53.86; Smith & Wesson Holdings stock (SWHC) ranged from $9.04 to $9.20 before closing at $9.11.
The stocks have been strong performers all year and the past twelve months as gun buyers rush to buy weapons and beat any changes in gun control laws.
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Shares of Smith & Wesson are up more than 8% this year and have doubled the past year. Meanwhile, shares of Sturm Ruger have added 17% this year and are up more than 28% the past 12 months.
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The president's proposals may face a challenge from the National Rifle Association. But even some Republicans appear to be receptive to changes in the background-check system.


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It was a party like atmosphere at Davenport Gymnasium as Harrisburg and Eldorado renewed a county rivalry.
Fans certainly got their money worth in the early going as the two squared off, trading jabs in the form of points as Harrisburg and Eldorado treated the crowd to eight lead changes and four ties over the course of the game's first six minutes.
In the end, Harrisburg had the upper hand as size and experience proved to be the real difference in a 82-47 victory in the second night of the Harrisburg Invitational.
The party may have very well been for Bulldog sophomore Corbin Crim, who's coming out party included 20 points off the bench. Crim shot 7-of-9 from the floor and 6-of-7 from the charity stripe.
Harrisburg (2-0) put two other players in double figures as Eli Taborn-Scott led all scorers with 22 points, including 18 in the first half as the Bulldogs built a 48-27 lead. This coming after taking a 10-point, 23-13 lead after the first quarter. Bahari Amaya tacked on 10 points.
Tyler Deaton dumped in 20 points on 8-of-17 shooting for Eldorado (1-2), who's biggest lead was in the first quarter after Deaton drilled a 3-pointer to take a 9-6 advantage.
Harrisburg has now won three straight over Eldorado and the Bulldogs have won 22 straight games at Davenport Gymnasium.
The Bulldogs are now 24-1 all-time in the Harrisburg Invitational and have won 16 straight for Randy Smithpeters in the tournament. The only loss came to Carmi-White County in the 2009-10 season.
The Bulldogs' head coach was happy with the win and happy with the effort, but saw plenty that Harrisburg needs to improve on, quickly.
"It's early in the season, so there are a lot of things we are going to evaluate, but I thought there were times in the first half when we didn't play hard. That showed in the scoreboard and the Eagles came out and played very hard. I expected that and I think when we played hard, we played well.
"Corbin Crim come off the bench and played really well in a lot of phases of the game. I was happy with Eli-Taborn Scott, who played a strong, powerful game, like we know he can. I was also happy with Bahari, who didn't have a very good night, but played hard and that was something you evaluate with a player. When something isn't going very well, that's the adversity that we really haven't faced before."
Eldorado's Joe Clark said this season really will be a learning curve. Not just for his Eagles, but for himself included.
"Hats off to Harrisburg, who is a good club and obviously executed better than we did tonight. I thought our kids fought in small spurts and we're taking baby steps in the direction we need to go. I told coach Smithpeters after the game, we're not ready right now, but we will be. I hope it's sooner rather than later.
Page 2 of 2 - "We'll take it in stride and keep working all year. It doesn't matter the adversity, we'll keep our guys going in the right direction."
Turnovers haunted Eldorado Wednesday night as the Eagles were on the wrong end of 21 miscues, many of which led to easy buckets on the other end of the Bulldogs.
Deaton kept Eldorado in the ballgame with 10 third quarter points as Harrisburg outscored the Eagles 23-19 in the frame to take a 71-46 lead going into the fourth.
"He's a warrior.," Clark said of Deaton. "He competes and you always know you're going to get competition from him. Sometimes we fail and sometimes we succeed, but I feel very fortunate to have him on my team. He's a good senior and will do some good things for us down the stretch.
With the impending winter weather on the way, Harrisburg officials were unaware of any contingency plan regarding Friday night's game.
As it stands right now, Eldorado will square off with Gallatin County, starting at 6 p.m. It will be the second time in a week, the Eagles and Hawks will have played. Eldorado earned a 71-66 victory last Friday in Junction.
The final game of the night will be against Carmi-White County and Harrisburg at 7:30 p.m.
Harrisburg is 16-7 all-time against the Bulldogs through the six years of the Harrisburg Invite.
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Harrisburg 82
Eldorado 47
Eldorado (1-2)
Deaton 8-17 2-4 2 3 20
Lawrence 3-6 0-0 2 2 7
Graceffa 2-10 0-0 2 1 4
Burnett 3-7 0-0 4 3 6
Mayberry 2-5 3-8 10 1 7
A. Partridge 0-1 0-2 5 5 0
E. Partridge 0-6 1-2 3 1 1
B. Partridge 1-1 0-0 1 1 2
Boulds 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Molinarolo 0-0 0-0 0 1 0
Totals: 19-53 6-14 29 19 47
Houston 2-8 4-7 5 3 9
Goldman 3-6 1-2 5 3 7
Simerly 4-6 0-0 4 4 8
Amaya 4-13 1-2 7 0 10
Scott 10-17 4-4 7 0 22
Crim 7-9 6-7 4 1 20
Street 1-2 1-1 0 0 3
Batts 0-2 0-0 2 1 0
Gregg 0-2 0-0 2 0 0
Barger 0-0 1-2 0 1 1
Lane 1-1 0-0 1 1 2
Fowler 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Owen 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Carrigan 0-0 0-0 1 1 0
Bittle 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Total: 32-66 16-35 38 13 82
3-POINT FG: Eldorado 3-10 (Deaton 2-3, Lawrence 1-2, Graceffa 0-2, Burnett 0-2), Harrisburg 1-7 (Houston 0-1, Amaya 1-3, Street 0-1, Gregg 0-2). TURNOVERS: Eldorado 21; Harrisburg 11
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Storm Wild Eye Swim Shad Swim Baits 3pk
These swimbaits from Storm Lures are the essence of simple effectiveness. The Wild Eye Swimbaits feature a sharp hook molded into a lead head with the soft plastic body molded around the whole hook/head unit. This creates a simple, easy to use bait and the soft plastic makes the tail kick actively, which will attract fish and get bit. These baits are deadly for all kinds of gamefish both fresh and salt and are heavy enough to cast a long way and swim deep. The Wild Eye Swimbaits are priced quite reasonably and are tough enough stay together for fish after fish. With the hook situated on top of the head, you are less likely to hang them up on the bottom, which means you can really dredge the deep structure looking for lunkers. However you fish them the realistic looks and swimming action will get bit.
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Comments: Very good lure, caught many bass on it. They get torn up fairly easy, but they're cheap enough so that it's still worth it. I sometimes like to actually pitch these o cover, and jerk em around. It works!
From: Zach: Washington, DC 8/30/16
Comments: I love storm swimbaits & storm arashi crankbaits but for some reason this swimbait doesn't swim as good as the swimbaits that come with treble hooks.
From: Rick: Baltimore, MD 7/11/16
Comments: The is a great pre-rigged swim bait. I've only used the 4" & it weights 7/16 oz. TW should post the weights in the descriptions bc they are heavy. Great tail action even slow rolling. Sometimes you loose fish bc only one hook but it's a very sharp & strong VMC. Add a small split ring for a little more motion. Also you can boil the tail for 10+ seconds which will soften it up for even more tail action. It has a flat bottom so you can cast it, let it sink to the bottom, then slow roll it. But keep it above the grass. The bass will slam it coming thru the grass or a ledge.
From: John: Germantown, MD 5/26/16
Comments: This bait works great! this is my go to lure in the winter, summer & spring in the pond where i fish the shad works the best. I've caught bass, crappie, pike, and blue gill.
From: Andrew: VA 6/20/15
Comments: The 2 inch version is one of my favorites not only for bass but for crappie, bluegill, white bass, yellow bass, striper, you name it. It is my go to cold water bait over slow finesse presentations. Reel it very slow in 50 degree water and you will get slammed! (Chartreuse is the best)
From: Andrew: Grand Rapids, MI 6/30/14
Comments: The 3 inch works well on the Yumbrella Flash Mob Jr. because the exposed hook affords a positive hook set, the built in weight imparts stability on the retrieve, and the holographic foil insert enhances the flash effect of the rig.
From: Vince: Tucson, AZ 5/17/14
Comments: Absolutely love these baits. I haven't found one thing wrong about these baits. I love the eratic side to side movement that these bait swim in almost like a crankbait but not at fast and repetative. Very durable plastic with a soft enough tail that it does have some good action. I fish very overfished waters in my area and I have experimented and found that you only have a couple of options when fishing overfished waters. One option is throw something that the fish have never seen before, or you can throw something that resembles the baitfish really really well and I think that this fish does cover both areas.
From: Tucker: San Antonio, TX 4/29/14
Comments: Great swimbait to throw on cold days, hot days, and in between days, if you have minnows where you fish the bass will engulf them not to mention crappie. seems to works even better than live bait, once i was fishing with a buddy and he was using live minnows and shad he didn't catch a single fish all day and i caught thirty one bass in less than thirty minutes, ten were a pound,about five were three pounds, and the rest were all over five pounds. after that i just went home cause my harm was hurting so bad. I've tried all the colors and the only two that seem to work are the pearl and the chart/silver, use the pearl in clear water and the chartrues in murky or green water.
From: Caleb: Memphis, TN 3/13/14
Comments: If you aren't catching fish with these it's because there are no fish where you're fishing. I fish inshore saltwater in Fla., and these are my go-to lures in 3 and 4 inch. Shad color in the spring, moving to chartreuse in the summer and fall. Can't miss for spotted sea trout and redfish. I saw on a forum where some joe-pro fisherman dissed these because he thought it made fishing too easy for regular people. Hah!
From: Bobby: Cocoa Beach, FL, USA
Comments: Like everyone else said. These baits work, especially in the fall, or on the really hot days in the summer. Pretty much anytime the fish are balled up waiting for something to swim by. My only gripe, is that they put a super monster thick hook in the 6" baits. I usually cut that beast off and rig it with a double or treble. These baits are good to throw in the places you wouldn't dare throw a "real" swimbait, but if you come anywhere near a tree/rock with that thick hook, you aren't getting it back. Also, the 6" baits say 7/8 ths oz on the package, but they are almost 2 ounces. So keep that in mind when deciding what rod to throw them on. A couple years ago in November I was yanking 6 & 7 lbers, one after another with this bait. I caught a dozen fish over 5 lbs in 30 minutes. It was by far the best day on the water I ever had. Look for the seagulls and toss this bait under them.
From: Carphugger: Indianapolis
Comments: Im here to tell ya...These baits work! While in mexico I was at the lodge with some swim bait freaks from California. They had prototype swim baits from Matt Servant and multiple other high end swim baits. This bait out fished them all. IÕm a swim bait FREAK! After my stay in Mexico I was tossing my high end swim baits to the guides and dock hands like I was on a float in a parade tossing candy to kids. DonÕt need em. Stick with the basics boys! When you think of senkos you think Gary Yamamoto. When you think of swim baits you think storm. They last forever considering theyÕre soft body swim bait. Place a dab of Mend-it behind the hook and game on! Tight lines fellas. Remember what your boy Ike says sweep that rod like a boss and get more hook ups with the swim bait.
From: Brandon: Columbia Falls, MT
Comments: these baits have a slight shoulder roll that most similar baits do not have. i think it makes a difference in strike ratio. if you fish in waters that have lg. mouth -sml. mouth and stripers, this is a great swimbait to throw. all the bass like this lure but stripers LOVE them. the bunker and mullet colors are the favorites. the hooks are first rate as is the quality from lure to lure. the 4" size is effective altho i like the larger sizes when the stripers are abundant. in off colored water the chartruse color works great. wal mart stores sell these and have them marked down every once in a while. they simply catch fish, give them a try and see for yourself--
From: Wes: Salinas, CA
Comments: these swimbaits just work. They are durable and the bass just choke them.
From: Justin: Mason, Ohio
Comments: we have been using these for stripers for the past few years never go without them.tried the berkley because they were more in a pack.my friend hooked 2 an broke the hook on both so i will stick with the storm
From: Doug: Blacksburg, SC
Comments: Got a little tip when the tail falls off. Take a curly tail worm and rip the tail off, next glue or melt it to the swimbait. It looks different and might work even better!
Comments: Yeah they are great for slow rolling in clear cold water. Like some other people have said the tail does rip off quite easy when the fish are nipping at it. But otherwise, it DOES catch fish.
From: Colton: Kansas
Comments: seen this bait on show used in mexico. It caught 10lb bass. Its great action and swims great. Try one and match the hatch. Good fishing to you!
From: Alex: Kansas
Comments: good little bait on an a-rig. however the berkely swimbaits are a little better value because you get 5 instead of 3. overall decent.
From: Miles: AZ
Comments: Great swim bait! Looks real, has a great wobble, and has great sharp hooks!
From: Preston: IL
Comments: Catches fish better than I expected, wish it had a little more action though.
From: Chris: Ohio
Comments: These baits work great! my only complaint is the tails rip off a little easy. but i get these in mass quantity! these are the only baits in my tackle box that catch bass in the toughest conditions. had some of my best fishing days on these. once got 6 fish in just 1 and a half hours. one just below 4 pounds. get these you will not regret it
From: Reid: North Carolina
Comments: great action, really sharp hook too, i throw it along the shore and the bass just kill it every time. it gets through the weeds well too even though it is not weedless
From: Manchester, MI
Comments: love storm swimbaits and these perform just as well as all the others i've used. used these yesterday and caught 2 nice 4 pounders great lure and the hook is very sharpp
From: Tristan: Hoover, AL
Comments: I love them, me and my brother have caught many bass on lake Hartwell, on them I use the shad color. All of the fish we caught were form 1.5 lbs. to 3lbs.
From: Garrison, Bogart, GA
Comments: Storm really made a winner with these baits. They have an excellent side to side wobble, very sharp hooks, and they flat out catch fish. On top of that they are very durable I caught 26 bass, 1.5 to 4lbs 10oz and everything in between ON ONE BAIT before the tail was ripped off. The price is also excellente'.
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Ed Neibauer of High Desert Refining, a subsidiary of P & M Petroleum, was at the recent Green River City Council requesting to purchase 73.8 acres from the city on which to build a refining plant. Neibauer owns 70 wells in the Uintah Basin which produce black wax crude, and is looking into opening 70 more. He was notified in January that the refineries in Salt Lake City will no longer be able to refine his product. He sent a letter of intent to Green River City stating his desire to build a refinery in Green River.
Neibauer stated that many other crude producing companies are in the same position as he is. Their production has been seriously curtailed with no refinery. He has proposed to build a refinery in Green River and requires about 300 acres of land for this project.
With the help of Mike McCandless, Emery County's economic development director, Neibauer has located and arranged for a lease on a parcel of School and Institutional Trust Lands, and to purchase several adjoining parcels of private land, and he now needs to purchase property from Green River City.
The site, 1.5 to 2 miles east of the town of Green River will accommodate the construction of the refinery. The oil, after pumping, is heated to 160 degrees for trucking to the refinery site. At the refinery, the black wax crude will be processed into oil.
Once land is acquired, the permitting process can begin. The permits from the state will take approximately six months, and will be followed by the 18 month construction period. So, it will be at the very least, two years before the refinery will open.
"A facility like this has not been built in the United States for more than 30 years," said Neibauer. "The US is in trouble due to the lack of refineries here. Green River is the perfect place for a facility like this. It has rail service and our site has access to the necessary utilities."
Neibauer went on to say that he has worked diligently to ensure the facility is as far as possible from town, yet enables them to be close enough to the things they need. He added that the facility will be state of the art and virtually no odors will come from the plant. The industry has spent billions of dollars in the past 20 years to meet and exceed air quality standards.
When asked about the number of trucks coming into the plant, he stated that around 100 trucks will be coming daily. The finished product will be hauled in rail cars.
This facility, when in operation, will employ approximately 80 people. Neibauer stated that only about 25 percent of those workers will not come from the local area. He said all the laborers, maintenance and office staff will come from the Green River area. Only the chemical engineers and upper management will be brought in to work at the facility.
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Judy Craymer's bold idea of turning the insanely catchy songs of ABBA into a musical has paid off splendidly, in every sense – box office figures for 'Mamma Mia!' are as eye-watering as its outfits.
This is largely because Catherine Johnson had the sense to weave the 1970s into her script, and director Phyllida Lloyd to cast accordingly. Heroine Donna Sheridan lived the free love dream (if only because her boyfriend ran out on her), wound up pregnant and survived to see her daughter, Sophie, reject all her principles in favour of a white wedding and the kind of certainty that comes from knowing which of your mother's three consecutive lovers ought to be walking you down the aisle. If you wanted to, you could see this as a conversation about feminism. But you'll look pretty silly debating patriarchal oppression while on your feet clapping to 'Dancing Queen'.
Some of the songs are oddly static, but when the choreography does get going – for instance, when Donna's friend Tanya stylishly quashes a libidinous local puppy in 'Does Your Mother Know?' – it's terrific, and makes great use of props: I wonder if the producers can assure us that no electric drills or hairdryers were harmed in the making of this musical?
The current cast appear to have been chosen more for their singing voices than their serious acting ability. But who needs dramatic conviction when you have purest pop to do the convincing for you? Given the songs, a story just about solid enough to stay upright on its platform heels, and a Greek island setting perfect for a whimsy of this sort, it's impossible not to fall for 'Mamma Mia!'s twinkling charms.
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I disappointed... Several years I dreamed to see this show. I love music of ABBA very much. The show was stupid, actors are playing like in school theater, orchestra performance - wow, ABBA in 80's did it much better! Add to this poor acoustic (or just bad voice engineer)... I already was on "Lion King" and "We will rock you" - both were great! Don't waste your time (and money), see the movie instead.
Considering the amount you pay for a ticket, you'd expect an outstanding performance for this West End musical. But sadly, the show lacked direction and looked as though it had been thrown together a week before the performance.
The cast sang well but that didn't matter when all you could focus on was how they kept walking back and forth searching for something to do.
I was bitterly disappointed and expected a whole lot more.
September 2015 cast are awesome. I saw this in 2014 and it felt a little tired but the latest cast are superb and all seemed to be having a ball up there on the stage. After the show I booked a holiday to Greece... it's that amazing!
Loved this show! High energy - tons of dancing - and of course, can't help but love the music! The main characters were fantastic - loved every single one of them! Funny, quirky and fun sums this experience up for me. I left there acting like a "Dancing Queen" myself lol. Suffice to say it is a must see.
Musics of course are great but what else? I had the impression that the show relies completely on the ABBA songs. The scenography is very poor with the same 2 white walls spinned in 3 different positions. Lot turist groups confusing the show with a concert or a disco.
The show was absolutely amazing and would definitely go and see it again :)
Great, AMAZING, Great great!!
Amazing amazing show! really kept up to the band and did justice to its amazing music! fantastic acting too!
AMAZING! Funny, happy brilliant feel good show. Would definately recommend. Even though we sat in the balcony it was still a great view and brilliant atmosphere.
Despite the expense of the tickets, this is a must-see show of any fans of ABBA. The singing was amazing and the show was both fast-paced and peppered with comedy. Go see it!
Best show I have ever been to, so good, all our party really enjoyed it, would see time and time again
Great performance and entertaining evening. I have been to the show many years back at other venue in London but this one is so far the best.....
Both my daughter and I loved the show. Great seats in the dress circle.
I dont agree with comment above. This show is much better than movie. Great performance and very good singers :)
The performance was somewhat boring. Too much talk and not enough dancing. The film is much better.
my belarussian girlfriend and i and my 6 year old came from ireland mainly to see this and we thought it was great. watched it from the third tier, tickets bought on lastminute.com at an ok price. a feel good show with great singing and the odd laugh. good scene with the chest bearing boys doing there stuff. sophie was faultless, songs which my daughter knew cos she saw the movie about 10 times. all over a fantastic night
Just clarify when I gave only 1 star. I've seen Mamma Mia in LA, NY, and London before. And I loved the musical a lot. However, when I took my friend to see it on 1 March, 2013, it was a total disappointment. I guess now this musical is a permanent tourist attraction, so the theatre has become complacent and decided to do it on the cheap to maximize profit instead of focusing on quality. The cast on that night could barely sing and act. The lead actress, the mother, lost her voice 90% of the time. The three fathers appeared to amateur actors/singers. Only the daughter was maintaining a respectable standard. Fir the price they are charging the non-tourist group patrons, it was a total disaster and rip-off. Better go somewhere else for this musical. To make it worse, the security guards treated the patrons like cattle, Be prepared.
Best 70s pop and great singing voices, tourist-y but nice


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Posted 24 January 2007 - 06:16 PM
1. Oakland Raiders (2-14)
Projected pick: +JaMarcus Russell, QB, LSU
Russell vs. Brady Quinn? Let the great debate begin. Most teams have Quinn ahead of Russell, but Raiders owner Al Davis could fall in love with Russell's size and strong arm.
2. Detroit (3-13)
Projected pick: Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame
The Lions passed on Matt Leinart and Jay Cutler a year ago. It's hard to imagine them passing on another potential franchise quarterback with the second overall pick in this year's draft.
3t. x-Cleveland (4-12)
Projected pick: Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin
Russell or Quinn would be a possibility if available. Otherwise, it would become a tough decision between Thomas and Michigan DT Alan Branch. Thomas seems to make more sense, as he could be the piece that finally solidifies the Browns' offensive line.
3t. x-Tampa Bay (4-12)
Projected pick: +Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech
The Bucs have other more pressing needs, but coach Jon Gruden can't pass on the draft's most dynamic offensive weapon.
5. Arizona (5-11)
Projected pick: Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson
As usual, the Cardinals are a prime candidate to trade down. If not, they should use their pick on the best available defensive playmaker. Adams, Branch and Jamaal Anderson could all be considered.
6. Washington (5-11)
Projected pick: +Jamaal Anderson, DE, Arkansas
Anderson is a no-brainer for a Redskins defense that set a team record for the fewest sacks in a season (19) in 2006. Anderson is the complete package physically and should capitalize on 13.5 sacks as a junior in 2006.
7. Minnesota (6-10)
Projected pick: +Ted Ginn Jr., WR/RS, Ohio State
The Vikings need speed on the perimeter in order to open-up their offense. Ginn is a bit of a reach this early, but his world-class speed will be attractive to coach Brad Childress and his staff.
8. Houston (6-10)
Projected pick: +Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma
Drafting Peterson here would help to overshadow the Texans' colossal mistake of passing on Reggie Bush with the top overall pick last year.
9. Miami (6-10)
Projected pick: +Alan Branch, DT, Michigan
Branch is a good value pick here. At 6-foot-5, 330 pounds, he can play NT and/or DE in a 3-4 scheme, as well as DE in a 4-3 scheme. That type of versatility should be attractive to the Dolphins.
10. Atlanta (7-9)
Projected pick: Levi Brown, OT, Penn State
The Falcons could consider a safety (LaRon Landry or Reggie Nelson) with this pick, but Brown would help the transition to a bigger, more physical offensive line that coach Bobby Petrino is looking to make.
11. San Francisco (7-9)
Projected pick: +Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC
Jarrett is a dynamic playmaker with extraordinary hand-eye coordination. He needs to run well to sneak into the top-15. If so, Jarrett would be a fine young weapon for QB Alex Smith.
12. Buffalo (7-9)
Leon Hall, CB, Michigan
Projected pick:
The Bills will be in the market for a top-shelf cornerback if they lose free agent Nate Clements. Hall lacks elite speed, but he makes up for it with instincts, size and athleticism.
13. St. Louis (8-8)
Projected pick: Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville
The Rams are looking to improve their size and toughness up front defensively. Okoye is still a bit raw, but his playing weight is close to 300 pounds and he displays good upside as a 19-year-old prospect.
14. Carolina (8-8)
Projected pick: +Reggie Nelson, S, Florida
Nelson, a speedy center fielder with excellent ball skills, would provide the type of range and playmaking ability that the Panthers are missing at the safety position.
15. Pittsburgh (8-8)
Projected pick: LaRon Landry, S, LSU
Landry is a ball-hawking free safety who would instantly upgrade the athleticism of the Steelers' secondary.
16. Green Bay (8-8)
Projected pick: +Marshawn Lynch, RB, Cal
Brett Favre could help maximize Lynch's explosiveness and versatility if they're working in the same backfield in 2007.
17. Jacksonville (8-8)
Projected pick: +Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida
The Jaguars need perimeter speed along their defensive line and Moss fits the description as one of the fastest defensive ends in the 2007 class.
18. Cincinnati (8-8)
Projected pick: +Charles Johnson, DE, Georgia
The Bengals would rather take a big, run-stuffing defensive tackle here, but there's no value to match the need. Instead, they could continue the trend of drafting Georgia defenders to upgrade that side of the ball.
19. Tennessee (8-8)
Projected pick: +Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee
QB Vince Young needs more weapons to work with on the perimeter. Meachem, a hometown product, is a fast-rising junior with impressive size and speed.
20. N.Y. Giants (8-8)
Projected pick: +Darrelle Revis, CB, Pittsburgh
The Giants must upgrade their cover-corner situation. Revis displays the athleticism and ball skills to fit their needs. He also brings value as a proven playmaker in the return game.
21. Denver (9-7)
Projected pick: Marcus McCauley, CB, Fresno State
The tragic death of Darrent Williams will force the Broncos to reevaluate their personnel needs this offseason. McCauley is a boom-or-bust prospect who tanked as a senior but possesses rare physical tools to develop into a shutdown-corner.
22. Dallas (9-7)
Projected pick: Daymeion Hughes, CB, Cal
The Cowboys need a cover-corner who can hold up opposite Terence Newman, and Hughes could be the right man for the job. His eight interceptions as a senior are witness to Hughes' improved instincts and stellar ball skills.
23. Kansas City (9-7)
Projected pick: +Sidney Rice, WR, South Carolina
Rice's draft stock could fluctuate greatly depending on his postseason workouts. Assuming he grades out as a late first-round prospect, the Chiefs would welcome his pass-catching services on the perimeter.
24. New England (from Seattle)
Projected pick: Patrick Willis, ILB, Ole Miss
There's speculation that Tedy Bruschi will retire this offseason and Mike Vrabel is nearing the end, as well. With that in mind, the Patriots' top priority in this year's draft should be to get younger across the board at linebacker. Willis is instinctive, tough, quick and versatile enough to earn a starting job as a rookie.
25. N.Y. Jets (10-6)
Projected pick: Tank Tyler, DT, NC State
Tyler is a bit overrated, but at 323 pounds he could be the Jets' answer at nose tackle.
26. Philadelphia (10-6)
Projected pick: +Lawrence Timmons, OLB, Florida State
Timmons is a freakishly gifted athlete for his size. Although he is a bit inexperienced, Timmons' stock should skyrocket once he works out for NFL scouts at next month's combine.
27. New Orleans (10-6)
Projected pick: +Chris Houston, CB, Arkansas
The Saints need a youth movement at cornerback and Houston could emerge as a good value late in the first round. He's flying under the radar right now, but the more film I watch of him the more impressive his natural cover skills become. Houston did an excellent job of limiting top-flight WRs such as Jarrett, Meachem and LSU's Dwayne Bowe as a junior this past season.
28. New England (12-4)
Projected pick: Paul Posluszny, OLB, Penn State
Continuing with the linebacker theme, the Patriots seem like a perfect home for a versatile, hard-nosed and proven talent like Posluszny.
29. Baltimore (13-3)
Projected pick: Quentin Moses, DE/OLB, Georgia
The Ravens may chose not to re-sign free-agent OLB Adalius Thomas, so drafting a hybrid defensive end/outside linebacker like Moses makes a lot of sense. The Ravens could also be in the market for a cornerback or offensive tackle with this pick.
30. San Diego (14-2)
Projected pick: Dwayne Bowe, WR, LSU
Safety is a possibility here, but the Chargers could get a better value in Bowe, who displays the size, speed and playmaking skills that QB Philip Rivers needs on the perimeter.
31. y-Indianapolis (12-4)
Projected pick: +Brandon Siler, ILB, Florida
Siler might be a reach in the first round, but he has the athleticism to emerge as a solid starting linebacker in the NFL. His quickness would fit well in the Colts' speed-driven defensive scheme.
32. y-Chicago (13-3)
Projected pick: +Greg Olsen, TE, Miami-FL
The Bears annually seem to ignore their need for a pass-catching tight end, but maybe this is the year they finally give in. Olsen's collegiate career was a roller coaster ride, but he possesses the size, athletic ability and hands to emerge as a consistent threat down the middle for QB Rex Grossman.
Posted 24 January 2007 - 08:47 PM
"I'm glad that the Gillette field was soft and messy
since I spent so much time down on it."-Tom Brady
Posted 24 January 2007 - 10:14 PM
i rather have turner the burner then tank tyler
Posted 25 January 2007 - 10:56 AM
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Posted 25 January 2007 - 03:54 PM
Hold on. I thought Brad Smith was the greatest QB ever?
Posted 25 January 2007 - 03:58 PM
Nope god created the world in 7 days so he could get back to work on kellen
Posted 25 January 2007 - 07:58 PM
wow, you really are f'd up in the head. now you're bitter because brad smith, whom i even doubt you have faith in has ZERO chance whatsover of being a starting qb, please stop this damn charade and grow up.
Posted 25 January 2007 - 08:54 PM
That is a sin you type! Blasphemy! We all should have faith in our Holy One!!
Posted 26 January 2007 - 12:01 AM
i though brad smith created the earth?
Posted 26 January 2007 - 12:33 AM
115 is right....SMITH IS LORD...LET US ALL PRAY IN HIS NAME....
Posted 26 January 2007 - 04:38 PM
FlyHiJets, on 01 June 2013 - 08:35 PM, said:
azjetfan, on 02 July 2014 - 03:36 PM, said:
1) He is a racist. By constantly using race as a battling tool.
2) He is an extreme Liberal. If you are on either extreme you are probabaly more wrong than right.
3) He is one of those people who will never admit fault, error or defeat.
4)His life sucks and he takes it out on people who don't share in his views.
Posted 26 January 2007 - 05:19 PM
Seriously, if he's overrated than why would we take him in the first round I just don't get it.
Posted 26 January 2007 - 11:09 PM
Hail to the Lion
Posted 27 January 2007 - 01:03 AM
Ha, I thought you'd like that. The more I think about it and the more I read about him I want Posluszny on the Jets. He's totally a Mangini type of player.
FlyHiJets, on 01 June 2013 - 08:35 PM, said:
azjetfan, on 02 July 2014 - 03:36 PM, said:
1) He is a racist. By constantly using race as a battling tool.
2) He is an extreme Liberal. If you are on either extreme you are probabaly more wrong than right.
3) He is one of those people who will never admit fault, error or defeat.
4)His life sucks and he takes it out on people who don't share in his views.
Posted 27 January 2007 - 06:03 AM
Wouldn't Posluszny be an ILB in the 3-4 when what we need is an OLB who is a pass rushing threat. We already have a glut of 3-4 ILBs on the team - Vilma, Barton, Hobson who isn't a true 3-4 OLB but had a good year, Kassell and Schegel.
Posted 27 January 2007 - 11:43 AM
Yes, he would play inside. As much as I like posluszny, ILB is just not a need.
Posted 27 January 2007 - 07:05 PM
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 238 | 40-Time: 4.65
Outside Linebacker | Senior | Penn St.
Official Bio
Extremely instinctive...Has good speed with great quickness...Mobile with sideline-to-sideline range...Aggressive, tough and physical...Solid and reliable tackle with a burst to close...Decent pass rusher and blitzer...Intense and competitive...Has a motor that never stops and a phenomenal work ethic...A solid athlete...More than holds his own in coverage...Good strength and plays bigger than he is...Excels at reading and reacting to the action...Very smart and a team leader...A playmaker.
Has adequate but not great size and could still stand to pack on a few additional pounds...Will play out of control at times...Has a bit of trouble shedding blockers and working his way through trash...Tore the PCL and MCL in his right knee in the Orange Bowl as a junior and did not look completely recovered at times in 2006.
His father, Stan, played baseball at West Virginia and his younger brother, David, is a promising high school football recruit...Was given the label of "best linebacker ever to play at Penn State, by none other than Jack Ham...Former winner of both the Butkus (nation's top linebacker in 2005) and Bednarik (nations top defensive player in 2005 & 2006) awards...Somewhat of a poor-man's A.J. Hawk who is not quite as physically impressive but makes up for what he lacks in measurables with premier intangibles and instincts...One of the top players available at his position.
Career Statistics
Year GP TKL TFL SACK PBU INT
2003 8 36 2.5 0.0 1 1
2004 11 104 12.0 3.0 3 1
2005 12 116 11.0 3.0 3 1
2006 13 116 9.5 3.0 4 0
Totals 44 372 35.0 9.0 11 3
Paul Posluszny 2007 NFL Draft Prospect
FlyHiJets, on 01 June 2013 - 08:35 PM, said:
azjetfan, on 02 July 2014 - 03:36 PM, said:
1) He is a racist. By constantly using race as a battling tool.
2) He is an extreme Liberal. If you are on either extreme you are probabaly more wrong than right.
3) He is one of those people who will never admit fault, error or defeat.
4)His life sucks and he takes it out on people who don't share in his views.
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We were fooled by the Packers last season. A 15-1 record should automatically punch you a ticket to the Super Bowl. The Packers had it made in the shade, not to mention playing a dysfunctional Giants team at Lambeau Field. Our expectations as media and fans alike were all the same – the Packers are too good to be knocked out this early in the playoffs. This team was destined for their second straight Super Bowl without a shadow of a doubt. Did it happen? There's no point in answering that question…That season stabbed us in the hearts.
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It scares the hell out of me when my favorite team is almost too good. I was worried when the Packers were 15-1 with a first round bye. My expectation was this – if they don't win the Super Bowl, this season was a failure. And sure enough, it was. Winning the NFC North doesn't cut it.
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Known as the magic carpet ride, the Packers defeated the NFC's best, silenced critics around the country, and earned their first Super Bowl in 14 years. What were Packers' fans thinking during this amazing run? Most fans would not have been upset if the Packers fell in the playoffs, just for the simple reason that it was near impossible to beat three straight teams to get to the Super Bowl. For the record,
is impossible.
Had the Packers not made the Super Bowl in 2011, fans might have been upset with the season as a whole, instead of losing in the playoffs. Most fans and media would have had the "Go get 'em again next season" attitude. At least that would stir up some optimism.
Now, I want to transition to the Milwaukee Brewers.
Is this really happening? Two and a half games back? If you thought the Packers' run was close to impossible, this run by the Brewers could be historic. Thank you, Mr. Selig for this second wild card spot. While I believe the two wild card spots should duke it out in a three game series, instead of a one game sudden death, this format makes September more exciting than ever.
The Brewers are clearly the underdogs in this whole thing, and we as fans/media are savoring the moment. No matter what happens to the Brew Crew in the next two weeks, one thing is for certain…We will not be embarrassed. Unlike the Packers 15-1 embarrassment, anything goes for this Brewers team. Whether they make the postseason or not, we will have enjoyed the run, considering being 13 games back well over a month ago.
In short, we hate our team more when the expectations are so high and they fail (even if they do win their division. Division titles, I'm sorry, aren't good enough).
We love our team when they defy the odds and pull off the unthinkable, even though we know their expectations of becoming champions are slim to none.
As the old cliché saying goes, 'It's not over until it's over.' The Brewers have a lot in front of them. Theoretically, they could tie with more than one team for that final wild card spot at the end of the season, defeat them, then battle the Braves, beat them, and then go on the road against the Nationals for the NLDS.
Talk about it being a true underdog! Besides, being the underdog makes a better story, and ESPN will gobble it up.
Enjoy the run the Brewers are making…at this point, we can't be upset with what this team has, or what Doug Melvin has done. Save that for next season. The Brewers have resurrected from the dead and are ready to make a statement in the National League.
My point is this…Be careful what you wish for when you're team acts like they're unstoppable. Don't be fooled; otherwise, you're about to have a rude awakening.
It's better to be the underdog, than the favorite. I rest my case.
Going into the 2012-2013 season, I wonder where the Bucks fall into all of this…haha
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Until next time, Milwaukee…
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