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Awarded to sophomore, junior or senior student majoring in music education with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Scholar for 2013-14
James Jones
Awarded to sophomore, junior or senior student majoring in vocal music who exhibits excellence and proficiency in this field.
Ellissa VanOveren
This scholarship will be awarded annually to a returning junior or senior music major who demonstrates artistic performing ability in a competition held during the Spring semester. Requirements for the competition include performing an accompanied piece of 6-10 minutes in length and a grade point average of 3.4 or higher.
Kelsey Vorce
Awarded to one senior student majoring in voice who has earned a 3.00 or higher grade point average. Application may be made through the School of Music each spring.
Sarah Clark
Awarded to non-music major member of the Central Michigan University Marching Chips who exhibits outstanding leadership, musicianship, and whose integrity is beyond reproach.
Ashley Popp
Randall Hoyle
Recipient selection will be made by the Central Michigan University Department of Music Scholarship Committee. The recipient will be selected through an application process, and eligibility will be determined through applicants meeting the following criteria:
The scholarship will be renewable based on continued full-time enrollment and financial need for three additional years for a freshman recipient; two additional years for a sophomore recipient; one additional year for a junior recipient; and up to three years for a Mid-Michigan Community College transfer student who was a recipient of the J. Dean and Betty Eckersley Scholarship. The scholarship may be renewed for a fifth year class status recipient who remains qualified by GPA and financial need, but the scholarship amount will be prorated based on actual enrolled credit hours and attendance cost.
Jaraed Sessink
Awarded to a sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student considered to be the most improved jazz musician. The recipient will be selected by the School of Music and will be presented with this prize at the final jazz concert of the school year.
Dominic Bierenga
Monies from this fund are to be given annually to a student deemed worthy and needy of an advanced piano scholarship through a piano competition during the Spring semester.
Rachael Rule
The scholarship will be awarded annually to a returning junior, senior, or graduate woodwind music major who demonstrates artistic performing ability in a competition held during the Spring semester.
Thomas Harder
Awarded by the Presser Foundation to an outstanding student majoring in music at or near the end of the student's junior year. The student is to be selected by the music faculty and will be publicly announced as a "Presser Scholar."
Scholarship applications are available to all undergraduate trombonists who are currently music majors and have completed at least 45 credit hours but no more than 100 credits prior to the semester of application. Applications will be accepted and reviewed each spring semester, and the endowment will be provided at the beginning of the fall semester. Students will be selected by a committee based on the following criteria:
Heather Straus
Awarded to an outstanding jazz musician who has demonstrated leadership, service, commitment and improvisational skills. In addition, the recipient will exemplify dedication and a positive attitude. The recipient will be a junior, senior who has been accepted for full music candidacy or a full time graduate student. A slate of candidates will be identified through letters of application from students who will be evaluated by the jazz band director(s) and will be announced at the final concert in the spring or Jazz Weekend.
Haruki Hakoyama
Awarded to sophomore, junior, or senior student in music education.
Sarah Haidar
Awarded to a freshman with high potential for success in Music Education. First preference will be given to Elementary Music majors, second preference give to Vocal Music majors. The number, amount, and recipient(s) of the Scholarship will be determined by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, in consultation with the Chair of the School of Music.
Brett Goodman
Recipients will be an undergraduate or graduate student with a 3.0 GPA, with preference given to a recent high school graduate entering as a freshman with a 3.0 GPA and/or an entering graduate student with an undergraduate GPA of 3.0. Preference will be given to recipients with a major or minor in organ, as well as have a successful audition with the School of Music. If no qualifying organ majors are available, consideration may be given to students with a major or minor in keyboard. The recipient will be selected by a committee comprised of keyboard faculty. If no student meets the criteria in a given year, the donors wish that the award not be given that year and that the spendable amount allocated for the award be returned to the endowment fund.
Calla Ringgenberg
The recipient shall be an incoming freshman who is majoring in music. The recipient must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4 point scale and a successful audition. The number, amount, and recipient(s) of the scholarship will be determined by the School of Music.
Samantha Brown
Recipients must be promising students with financial need, majoring in instrumental music. Recipients must have a 3.25 GPA, and be of junior or senior standing. Preference will be given to students from Michigan. Preference will be given to a percussion student. The recipient(s) of the award will be determined by the appropriate department in consultation with the Office of Scholarship and Financial Aid.
Stephen Bott
The purpose of this award is to support Central Michigan University music majors who assume leadership roles in the St. John's Episcopal Church music program. Recipients of the award, to be known as St. John's Episcopal Church Choral Scholars, are expected to participate in the St. John's Episcopal Choir on a schedule provided by the St. Johns Choir Director. The schedule will not interfere with scheduled university classes, practices, or performances. Choral Scholars will become acquainted with sacred choral literature from the 16th to 21st century, learn the place and importance of music in liturgies following the church year, and improve vocal and sight reading skills. Recipients will have opportunities to perform vocal and instrumental music and prepare and conduct the St. John's choir.
The award shall be given to an approved and active music major whose primary instrument is percussion, who has a record of academic excellence as demonstrated by a GPA of 3.5 or higher and who exhibits financial need. In the event there is no qualified scholarship candidate who is a percussionist, the scholarship may be awarded to another music student who meets the criteria of this scholarship. The number, amount, and recipient of the Scholarship will be determined by the Director of the School of Music, in consultation with the Scholarship and Financial Aid Office.
Kenneth Yagiela
It is the intent of the Donors to honor Norman Dietz, the musician, the teacher, leader, counselor and motivator who provided a standard of excellence in his students that would not only impact their musical skills but also the satisfaction of achieving success that exceeded their own expectations. It is the intent of the Donors that this gift be used to support an award. The recipient will be a student enrolled in the School of Music as an instrumental music major. The recipient must have attained at least the junior level status and be a member of one or more of the premier instrumental organizations at CMU. The recipient must possess strong leadership skills and must have a minimum GPA of 3 on a 4 point scale. The Director of the School of Music is to set up a selection committee composed of the conductors of the premier School of Music instrumental organizations with the Director of the School of Music as the chairperson of the selection committee.
Michael Olney
Awarded to a resident from Genesee County, Michigan who is a music major whose primary instrument is percussion. Second preference will be given to a resident from Genesee County who is a music major interested in pursuing a concentration in jazz. Consideration will be first given to a student whose concentration is jazz piano. Third preference will be given to a resident from Genesee County who is a music major with any instrument. Fourth preference will be given to a Michigan resident who is a music major with any instrument. Sophomores or higher-level undergraduate students must be full-time students and possess a minimum 3.0 GPA. An incoming freshman may apply for the scholarship but must have attained a GPA of 3.00 in high school and display a high level of music proficiency and excellence. This award will be determined by the Professor of Percussion (or appropriate professor) and he/she will make their recommendation to the Director of the School of Music.
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Ice Cream Month Writing Prompt
July is Ice Cream Month! Let's take a moment to appreciate the amazing-osity of ice cream. You take cream (or milk if you're going low fat), add yummy flavorings, and then you freeze it all up into creamy, gooey, cold refreshment perfection. And you can literally add anything in there, like chocolate, strawberries, cookie dough, gummy bears, caramel, brownie bits, pistachios, vanilla, cinnamon, blueberries, peaches, peanuts, bananas, popcorn, candy bars, gum, marshmallows. . . Oh my goodness! I could go on and on listing things I want to put in ice cream!
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"Almost Offensively Biased"
The author, childhood friend of the subject, spends most of the book idolizing Gaspipe. Instead of a portrait of a low-life criminal and murderer (Gaspipe was both) we get a glossy picture of a "man of honor". The author glosses over the facts and insists that gaspipe is some sort of hero simply because he stayed married, refrained from killing too many people directly in his own neighborhood and managed to bribe his way out of legal trouble for a while. Aside from this, the writing is terrible. The author reuses certain phrases to the point of distraction.
"Not very good or thought provoking"
I was looking for some insight into mob history in the United States. This book has some of that, but it was so biased towards Anthony Casso it was ridiculous. It got to the point where I thought the author had some sort man-crush on this guy. The narrator was fine, but I would not recommend this book.
José M. Batista
"Very good"
This is an engaging tale with fascinating characters - and nicknames to boot - and a superb narration.I only found it lacking when explaining why Gaspipe converted into a rat.
"A good read with a grain of salt..."
Entertaining and informative. Author writes the book more like an auto-biography vs that of an objective biography. However, it still provides interesting story lines about organized crime syndicates, mob life, and the government's treatment of the subject after his capture. Personally, I could not bring myself to empathize with Casso's reported 'unfair' treatment at the hands of the government given his life of crime. Ultimately, Casso's chickens come home to roost in a way you do not wish upon anyone. The book was worth the credit!
"The author fails the objectivity test"
Gaspipe uses the author to tell his cherished view of his life. This is more like an autobiography. In this story Gaspipe is a criminal's criminal. He's loyal to his loving family, always keeps his word, protector of the downtrodden, and devoted to the rules of omerta. The author seems oblivious that this gold plated presentation runs contrary to the very facts he presents. Gaspipe is a vicious narcissistic murderer who in the end screws everybody he comes in contact with. He unfaithful to his personal family, his crime family, and his closest friends. Like Sammy Gravono's book, he presents himself as a victim of those that ratted him out. So he rats them out too, Omerta be damned. But you ignore the self-serving fluff the book is quite listenable to. In its favor is it names names & dates and does show the inner machination of the mafia world. If you are an aficionado of the NY families it doesn't break much new ground.
"If you like Mafia books this one is great"
The book takes you into the inner sanctum of the mafia. From the start of Gaspipe's career to the very end when he turns on the LCN.
I'm always looking for that well written gem.
"Bad Writing. Lazy And Unimaginative"
The writing in this book is superlatively bad. Was there an editor who read this? I don't think so. An English teacher would have rejected this by the first chapter. Words like trite, and every synonym you can use for trite will dance through your head as you read this thing: cliche' commonplace, hack, tired, stale, stereotyped, boilerplate. In the end just plain lazy and unimaginative descriptions. Several characters are described as shy but well dressed. When I read, "He shot him to death several times." I wondered how bad can this thing get?
Turns out pretty bad.
The narration is just ok. I lost faith in the narrator. He should have stopped at several points and said "Are you kidding me?" and then continued. But he plodded through it with a deadpan resolve. I plodded through all it the way to the end too. I suppose the story is interesting, it's just done very awkwardly. Bring your mental highlighter so you can remember the low points - amazing.
"Chilling Insight into the Underworld"
An amazing story about a man's journey through the innerworkings of the NY Mafia with names most people will remember from the headlines. I thought this was an excellent account of what it really takes to become a made man. In the end, I thought Gaspipe ended up sounding a little sympathetic but then I remembered all of the people he admitted to "taking care of" and I got over it.
If you loved the Henry Hill story, mob or Mafia movies or tales of secret societies, you'll enjoy this enthralling story of life in the mob.
I read nothing that is popular.
"Lack of Enthusiasm"
After reading The Ice Man: Confessions of a Mafia Contract Killer, a few years ago, I was looking forward for more Philip Carlo's writing, but it seems like he is one hit wonder with The Ice Man. The author doesn't really go in depth with Gaspipe and his other book, The Butcher. Unlike his first debut best seller (Richard Kuklinski's story), it seems like he wrote the two latter books just because to fulfill his contract with the publisher . Unlike The Ice Man, there is no compelling reason to read Gaspipe and his other titles.
I will probably be giving up on this author because the lack of enthusiasm shows in his writing.
After reading my review on Gaspipe, you should know which book you should be reading from this author and which books to avoid.
I won't be reading anything else from Carlo in the future, but Kuklinski's story is a must read.
Retired former magazine editor who is working harder than ever as Mr. Dad to his 14-year-old daughter.
"Disjointed, standard Mafia fare"
I, like many others, am fascinated by the inner workings of La Cosa Nostra. Although the late author gives us some revealing, behind-the-scenes views, his writing style leaves much to be desired. He would tell us something and then, a few minutes or pages later, he would tell us the same thing. Did he forget that he already mentioned what had transpired? He also made some assumptions (such as what someone was thinking moments before his death) that he had no way of knowing. Most readers will likely be conflicted at the end wondering whether to feel sorry for Casso or thinking that he got exactly what he deserved. I believe he got what he deserved, but that doesn't excuse the methods applied by law enforcement if, in fact, they acted in the manner described by Carlo. If you like stories about the Mafia you will probably enjoy this book.
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Ready to start a fitness program? Measure your fitness level with a simple four-part test. Then use the results to set fitness goals and track your progress.
You probably have some idea of how fit you are. But knowing the specifics can help you set realistic fitness goals, monitor your progress and maintain your motivation. Once you know where you're starting from, you can plan where you want to go. And it's easier than you might think.
Get started with the simple four-step assessment below based on guidelines provided by the President's Challenge, a program designed by the President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition.
Generally, fitness is assessed in four key areas, including aerobic fitness, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, and body composition. To do your assessment, you'll need:
You'll also need a pencil or pen and paper to record your scores as you complete each part of the assessment. You can record your scores in a notebook or journal, or save them in a spreadsheet or another electronic format.
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To assess your aerobic fitness, take a brisk one-mile (1.6-kilometer) walk. You can do the walk anywhere, such as on a trail or track, inside a shopping mall, or on a treadmill. Before and after the walk, check and record your pulse in your notebook or journal.
To check your pulse over your carotid artery, place your index and middle fingers on your neck to the side of your windpipe. To check your pulse at your wrist, place two fingers between the bone and the tendon over your radial artery, located on the thumb side of your wrist.
When you feel your pulse, look at your watch and count the number of beats in 10 seconds. Multiply this number by 6 to get your heart rate per minute.
Let's say you count 15 beats in 10 seconds. Multiply 15 by 6 for a total of 90 beats a minute.
After you've recorded your pulse, note the time on your watch and walk one mile (1.6 kilometers). After you complete the walk, check your watch and record the time it took you to finish, in minutes and seconds, in your notebook or journal. Then check and record your pulse once more.
Pushups can help you measure muscular strength. If you're just starting a fitness program, do modified pushups on your knees. If you're already fit, do classic pushups. For both types:
Count each time you return to the starting position as one pushup. Do as many pushups as you can until you need to stop for rest. Record the number of pushups you complete in your notebook or journal.
The sit-and-reach test is a simple way to measure in general fashion the flexibility of the backs of your legs, your hips and your lower back. Here's how:
With a cloth measuring tape, measure your waist circumference just above the hipbones. Record your waist circumference in inches or centimeters in your notebook or journal.
Then determine your body mass index (BMI) — an indicator of your percentage of body fat — through a BMI table or online calculator.
If you'd rather do the math yourself, divide your weight in pounds by your height in inches squared and multiply by 703. Or divide your weight in kilograms by your height in meters squared. (To determine your height in meters, divide your height in centimeters by 100).
Record your BMI with the rest of your scores in your notebook or journal.
Now that you know your fitness level, keep track of your progress. Take the same measurements about six weeks after you begin your exercise program and periodically afterward.
Each time you repeat your assessment, celebrate your progress and adjust your fitness goals accordingly. Share your results with your doctor or personal trainer for additional guidance. Your results may even inspire you to sign up for the Presidential Active Lifestyle Award.
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Comments: I liked the shoes, good grip on the trails, comfortable, and I liked the color. Unfortunately the fabric on the inside of the shoes began to rip. Didn't get nearly as many miles out of these as I should have, maybe 100.
From: Phillip, KC, Mo, USA
Comments: Another side splitter after only 50 odd miles. I really wanted to like these. I'd loved the 110's but had a defective pair with the outsole on the heel separating after after only 3 runs (2 50K's and a 50M). The warehouse took them back but advised they probably would not last 200M. Wore the 1010's at Mountain Mist 50K and the bottoms of my feet felt beaten up. I thought okay, lots of sharp pointy rocks need something with more rock plate on that course. Then I took them to LBL for a 20 mile training run and my feet felt the same. No sharp pointy rocks just chert and roots. I don't know why, but my feet don't like them. Plus the sides split.
From: Ben, Tennessee
Comments: Same story. Love the extra stack height for long trail runs and races, the outsole provided great traction on the trails and snow covered sidewalks, but the upper started falling apart after about 100 miles.
From: Ross, Iowa City, IA
Comments: Just a warning, ShoeFtr is way off on this shoe. It runs half a size small. I'll post a review after I've got the right size on my foot.
From: Carl, Oakland, CA
Comments: I am loving the MT1010. This last works really well for me [as did the MT20]. And the additional cushioning seems to be just right for longer distances [30+ miles]. However, mine too are ripping at the same place on both shoes after just a handful of runs and about 170 miles. Also, the laces on mine are exceedingly long, even after doing a heel lock and double knot.
From: Liz, Detroit, MI
Comments: I will have to agree with Darren's comments on the durability of the shoe. I personally loved the 1010's. They were, and still are the best trail shoe for me. The cushioning was spot on, traction was great, and the shoe was more than wide enough to accommodate my foot shape and size. Unfortunately, the uppers on both shoes ripped after just a handful of runs. In conversing with other runners that wear this shoe, it seems to be a trend (if the pods are not separating from the rest of the shoe first). I would love to purchase another pair, but I am afraid of the same issues occurring. Until NB sorts out the durability of the uppers, I will have to find something else to run in.
From: Jason, Rochester, NY, USA
Comments: The shoe runs pretty light. It is what it says it is - more of a transition shoe to going minimal so you have a bit of cushion in there. The shoes I had before were the MT101 and the MT1010 got a bit wider and bigger. One thing that really disappointed me since I got it in August when they first came out was that it only took a month or two for the sides to start ripping - I run about 6-7 days a week. Once it started to rip it took a couple more weeks for it to rip into a big hole. Also, during one of my easy 8 mile runs, a stake-like stick was able to puncture through my shoe all the way in until it stabbed the bottom of my foot. I like the MT1010 because of the small amount of cushioning I get while still being a bit minimal, but the thing that would not want me buying another pair is the durability of the shoe. Unfortunately, these shoes only lasted me 4 months.
From: Jansen, San Francisco, CA
Comments: I've run through two pair before writing this review. I like the increase in flexibility as compared to the MT110 but don't like the voluminous upper (admittedly I have a narrow, low volume foot so sizing down does allow for a similar fit when compared to the MT110). Unfortunately, I find the shoes wear much quicker than the MT110. I think the Revlite breaks down a bit quicker versus the ACTEVA midsole within the MT110. My biggest complaint is the outsole design- I really do notice the heavily segmented pod design. For me, I'd prefer something more uniform along the lines of the MT110 or Inov8 TrailRoc series.
From: Darren, Colorado
Comments: The NB MT1010 are the best trail shoes ever made! They are so light they feel like they aren't even there yet they provide ample protection. I ran in my new pair for 5 miles right out of the box and I knew this was a shoe I was going to love. I bought them in 2E width and the toe box room is excellent. Fantastic shoe!
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Thus says the LORD: In that day the root of Jesse shall stand as an ensign to the peoples; him shall the nations seek, and his dwellings shall be glorious.
In that day the Lord will extend his hand yet a second time to recover the remnant which is left of his people, from Assyria, from Egypt, from Pathros, from Ethiopia, from Elam, from Shinar, from Hamath, and from the coastlands of the sea. He will raise an ensign for the nations, and will assemble the outcasts of Israel, and gather the dispersed of Judah from the four corners of the earth. The jealousy of Ephraim shall depart, and those who harass Judah shall be cut off; Ephraim shall not be jealous of Judah, and Judah shall not harass Ephraim. But they shall swoop down upon the shoulder of the Philistines in the west, and together they shall plunder the people of the east. They shall put forth their hand against Edom and Moab, and the Ammonites shall obey them. And the LORD will utterly destroy the tongue of the sea of Egypt; and will wave his hand over the River with his scorching wind, and smite it into seven channels that men may cross dryshod. And there will be a highway from Assyria for the remnant which is left of his people, as there was for Israel when they came up from the land of Egypt.
You will say in that day: "I will give thanks to thee, O LORD, for though thou wast angry with me, thy anger turned away, and thou didst comfort me. "Behold, God is my salvation; I will trust, and will not be afraid; for the LORD GOD is my strength and my song, and he has become my salvation."
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My new go to pumps!!!
"I wore these shoes to a family party where I spent most of the time chasing after my son. They were really comfortable and looked great with my outfit"
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Super cute!!
"I bought these shoes at the Macon, GA store. I generally wear a 9 1/2 but a size 9 in this shoe fit PERFECT!! It's an absolutely adorable shoe and comfortable enough to wear at work all day. I do alot of standing and walking at work and my feet felt fine at the end of the day after wearing these. HIGHLY recommend!!"
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Location: Richardson, TX
April 01, 2013
Runs at least 1 size too large
"I usually wear a medium 8, this shoe was so loose, I purchased a 7.5 size...after wearing 1/2 the day (I'm at work now), I can place my index finger between the heel of shoe and my heel. This shoe is running at least 1 size too big if not 1 1/2 sizes too big! Too bad, now that I've beenwearing them, cant take them back!"
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Natural Flex™ 2Pk Cherry Pacifiers
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Natural Flex™ Cherry Pacifiers have been specially designed to flex, stretch and move like a mother's breast. The natural sucking action of a baby is promoted with the flex and movement of the nipple, while the patented nubs gently massage the gums. Discreet, stylish and made to the highest quality standards, the Natural Flex™ pacifiers come with a cherry shaped silicone baglet. And because they are from Nuby™, you can be assured that they are BPA Free!
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Rapala Scatter Rap Crank
Featuring Rapala's revolutionary Scatter Rap technology, the Rapala Scatter Rap cruises through the water in a frantic and evasive pattern that gets bass salivating. With the addition of the new Scatter Rap bill, the Scatter Rap draws tenacious reaction strikes - without ever making contact with structure. Simply by varying your retrieve speed from slow to fast, you can get the Scatter Rap to deflect out to the side and generate vicious reaction strikes. Built using the classic Rapala crankbait body profile, the Rapala Scatter Rap features a rugged, non-ratting, balsa wood construction, and two razor sharp VMC black nickel hooks. Offered in a host of classic colors, as well as, some of Ike's Custom Colors, the Rapala Scatter Rap is another example of Rapala's continuing innovation.
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Comments: Works great, just SLOW DOWN and hold on, 12lb fluoro, medium rod takes some time to get used to the cast but once you get it down this lure will out perform most.
From: Blain: Dixon, IL 5/6/16
Comments: Listen to the other reviews before fishing them, if you do you will have no problem getting it to hunt. If you get a slow reel and reel it moderately fast, it will perform just like the videos. Dark Brown Craw works amazingly in muddy/stained water, and Ike's Rasta is good for clearer water. If you fish it right, you will not be disappointed.
From: Jeremy: Celina, TX 11/16/15
Comments: Great action just as advertised. Considering its size, the castability is pretty good. From my own experience the lip barely affect the casting performance
From: Ben: Tempe, AZ 5/29/15
Comments: This is my favorite craw style bait I have used so far. It's durable and rigs very easily. My favorite color so far is sun perch but I'm sure there are some other good ones. The scent doesn't wear off and it does a good job at avoiding weeds due to its shape. I use a 1/8 oz worm weight texas rigged and do great! Good jig trailer but I would go with the paca chunk. It's the same thing but smaller so you don't have to trim the head to fit it on the jig.
From: Pbizzle: Chattanooga, TN 11/3/14
Comments: It works great and has caught me largemouth, smallmouth, trout and even channel cats. It's not meant to be burned in, works best with a slow steady retrieve. It doesn't dive much over 4' on 10 pound test mono, but is still heavy enough to cast well with my 5.0:1 Curado E. Very good shallow crank that can get bit when others come up short.
From: Tyler: Grand Junction, CO
Comments: Works for me. Read the other reviews, and fish it slow. Use a whippy rod.
From: Meatwad: scat-rappin
Comments: what can I say other than I caught a 7.3lb bass on the bluegill color...love this bait, never fails me, but it does take some practice, I think it works way better with fluorocarbon
From: Rudy: Tracy, CA
Comments: I probably should have done more research before buying this bait.... for cold water, I'm sure it's great because the action is very impressive, but I like to burn shallow crankbaits to get reaction strikes from shallow bass and this thing is not built for that. As previously noted, this thing does a loop de loop if you get too aggressive with it.
From: Alan: Adairsville
Comments: This lure really does have an erratic, hunting action and does everything that you see in the youtube videos. However, even with 8 lb fluorocarbon and a long cast, I wasn't able to get this bait to even dive 4ft down. If you burn the bait it will barrel roll. Also, if you start cranking the second it hits the water, it tends to roll a bit. I found that the best way to get this bait to function properly is to let it sit for a second or two after hitting the water and reeling with a steady medium retrieve.
From: Elijah: Seattle, WA
Comments: I like the lure the hot steel works great.the only problem is that if u reel them in to fast they roll.make shore to reel in slow.
From: Nater: Berkshires ma USA
Comments: This worked fine for me, the only issue I have with these is getting them started on a long cast sometimes they don't run correctly but a few tugs will set them straight. Other than that, they don't seem to work well on fast retrieve but great for a pause or steady retrieve. I've only caught one bass but about 8 trout but the ponds I've been fishing are heavily stocked with trout.
From: Chad: Yakima, WA
Comments: Have caught tons of fish on these. Make sure to throw on med. action cranking rod, 10lb line,and a low gear ratio reel. I throw it with a 4:9:1 ratio reel. You absolutely cannot burn these.
From: Kevin: NC
Comments: Made 10 casts and threw it in the back of the boat.. This is nothing new that a good square bill will hunt, this is nothing new and revolutionized; just another gimmick to make people spend money. On top of that making the retrieve limited to one speed, just seems worthless to me.
From: Brett: NY
Comments: This not just another crankbait. It is a crankbait right on the edge of stability so that it kicks out, then recovers. That means by definition that it has a narrow range of speeds that will work with it. You cannot blaze it. You need to practice with it to find that sweet range. When you do you will realize that a steady retrieve or trolling speed will lead to an irregular pattern of bait movement. Stop trying to make it into something it isn't and enjoy what a truly unique lure it is.
From: Dean: Apple Valley, MN USA
Comments: Not impressed at all. I tried different retrieve speeds and even went down to 8lb line and this lure still rolls and spins. NO WAY the SR Crank will go 6-8ft like advertised. Maybe 4ft if you are lucky. I did however catch some fish but after the 4th one or so, the lure was so out of tune, it ended up in the bottom of the boat
From: Alex: Phenix City, AL
Comments: My bait performed as advertised! Make sure you reel at a steady pace, but don't try to burn them. The best action I got was on a medium fast retrieve but not too fast, or it will roll on you. Nice bait and I'm very happy with it!
From: Tom: N. Charleston, S.C.
Comments: People are saying that is rolls over which it does if you retrieve to fast. My first cast with it I caught at least a 5 pounder. It was the helsinki color.
From: Phillip: Orlando, FL
Comments: i used on my 6'8 xfast mojo spinning rod with a smoke reel threw out there lit it rest give it tug and once under i just kind of treated it like a jerk bait all the way back i realty couldn't burn it eather
From: Adam: US
Comments: These baits are great, they work and they hold up. I've hit mine off a couple rocks casting shorelines for Smallmouth with no problems. They dive the way they say they will and the action is amazing. Watch some of the videos online to get the maximum action out of these things and you will be amazed. Like another reviewer said, they're not a magic bullet, but they're a great tool to have in your box.
From: Kevin: WI
Comments: Used the Scatter Rap today and I did not have any of the problems people are talking about. It casts as far as a regular crank bait and I had no trouble getting it to dive immediately. I like the evasive action it has and I will be using it quite often. I would recommend it.
From: Matt: San Diego, CA
Comments: First off, you can't expect your bait to go all the way to max depth if your using heavy line, secondly it sounds like some of the conditions y'all are putting this bait in aren't helping you regardless. It's a great bait for what it's made for.
Comments: This lure works pretty good, but it's defiantly not worth the money! The reason why they call it the scatter rap, is because after a couple of fish the paint disappears !!!!!
From: Peter: acushnet,ma
Comments: This does all what other people have written. Doesn't cast well, spins, hard to get diving but have to say it works. First tournament of the year pulled in a 19 lb sack all coming on this bait. It has issues but it does catch fish. One thing that wasn't mentioned is that my bill broke on the 5th fish... it was a 5 lber so I wasn't complaining but thought it should have held up better.
From: Frank: PA
Comments: As any rapala balsa bait it is a little difficult to cast on baitcasters but, I have to say that it does perform as specified and advertised. I was throwing it today on 10lb. test braid on a med. light cumara rod and a Lews tournament 5.4:1 reel and it worked really good. Tried the Rap Crank and the Rap Shad with equal results, if you burn it really fast it will go out of wack but at medium speed its great, at least for my liking!
From: Charlie: Trenton,NJ USA
Comments: So far I'm not Impressed, unless I got a defective one this bait isn't that great. Every other cast when I retrieve this thing it just rolls over or spins the whole way back to the boat and I'm not even burning it. I'm actually fishing it with a lews 5.4:1, so I don't know what the problem is.
From: Mike: Iowa
Comments: Don't waste your money. Threw it half a day yesterday on Table Rock. Too light for most baitcasters absolutely can't be thrown into the wind. Won't dive past 4 ft, rolls over in circles when burned, maybe a good creek lure on spinning tackle but not cut out for rea; deal Bass fishing. I can throw a 1/4 oz Speed Trap a mile but this thing just catches air and falls short every time. I was expecting some competition for the KVD 2.5 well this isn't it.
From: Roger: Nixa Mo USA
Comments: Great concept but they dont dive very well. They end up torpedoing on top like the hook is snagged on the line and it really isnt. tough to get these to start diving, they just torpedo and flip around. cool idea but doesn't work well.
From: James: New England
Comments: Used it last friday for first time so far not impressed. At first it is hard to hard, scatters so much it just flips up and turns on its side alot. Reel super slow and it ok and you are suppose to vary speed to make it scatter. Seem hard to control and doesn't dive very well. It give them another try this week still learning but it looks easier than it is.
From: Bill: Liberty twp. Oh
Comments: Not sure why TW isn't selling these yet they have already hit the market at big box stores like dicks sporting goods. This bait is really awesome and unique. First day out this spring caught a few nice 2-3lbs LMB in one of my favorite spots on the lake. I hope they make them in bigger sizes soon!
From: CJ: York, PA


text: OverviewBack to top Three Lollies - Preggie Pop Drops Organic Assorted Sour Fruit - 12 Lozenges Item# :73514UPC# :695342612679 Brand:Three Lollies Size/Form:12 Lozenges Ship Weight:0.04 Servings:4 Dosage:3 Lozenge(s) Flavor:Assorted Sour Fruit Three Lollies Organic Sour Fruit Preggie Pop Drops (Sour Raspberry, Green Apple, Sour Lemon) - 12 Natural Lozenges Three Lollies Sour Fruit Organic Preggie Pop Drops are the natural way to ease morning sickness! Three Lollies Sour Fruit Organic Preggie Pop Drops contain 12 individually wrapped natural lozenges in assorted delicious flavors including Sour Raspberry, Green Apple, and Sour Lemon. Three Lollies Sour Fruit Organic Preggie Pop Drops are naturally flavored and specially formulated lozenges made for pregnant women. For generations, women have sought out certain natural therapies to ease morning sickness. As healthcare professionals, the people at Three Lollies have developed a solution: convenient, delicious, high quality and all natural lozenges. Three Lollies Sour Fruit Organic Preggie Pop Drops offer relief via a combination of essential oils, aromatherapy and Three Lollies' unique delivery system. In addition, Three Lollies Sour Fruit Organic Preggie Pop Drops alleviate dry mouth, provide quick calories and energy during labor, and are an overall soothing and comforting way to address the needs of pregnant women. Three Lollies Sour Fruit Organic Preggie Pop Drops are also drug free and healthcare provider recommended. All Natural Ingredients Drug-Free Recommended by Healthcare Professionals From The Desk of Dr. Tanya Gurvich: Preggie Pops - A great way to deal with pregnancy nausea. By: Dr. Tatyana Gurvich - Pharmacologist and Consultant Nausea associated with pregnancy is a very common phenomenon occurring in up to 90% of pregnancies. It generally appears by the 4th to 8th week of pregnancy and usually disappears by the 16th week which is the beginning of the 2nd trimester. Unfortunately, some women have morning sickness that persists for a longer time period. Morning sickness is somewhat of a misnomer since it can last all day. A small percentage of women have nausea and vomiting that is so severe that it is harmful for the baby and the mother. In such cases effective prescription medicines are available which your healthcare provider can prescribe for you. However, most women have milder nausea and vomiting for which prescription medications are unnecessary. Several different herbs have been shown to be helpful in relieving nausea associated with pregnancy: Ginger Peppermint/Spearmint Lavender Citrus All of these herbs have been "Generally Recognized As Safe" (GRAS) for use in food in the U.S. and Europe. No serious adverse effects have been reported with any of these herbs when they are used in moderation. Although it is not known exactly how these herbs work, it is postulated that they all have a local soothing and antispasmodic effect on the stomach. Recent scientific evidence shows that they are effective at relieving nausea. For example, in a clinical trial of pregnant women, ginger was found to be more effective than a sugar pill in relieving morning sickness. Sucking on a lollipop which contains a small amount of these herbs is a safe and soothing way to deal with your nausea during pregnancy and can also be a wonderful aid for the discomforts of Labor!! Frequently Asked Questions: What's in Preggie Pops and how do they work? Childbirth educators have historically recommended sour flavored pops for labor because they were perceived to be less likely to exacerbate queasy stomachs. Lavender has been widely used in aroma therapy for relaxation and sometimes for upset stomach as well. Mint has long been used in both oral and aroma therapies for upset tummies. Ginger is an ancient remedy for tummy troubles and research shows that mint has been used for over a hundred years. Three Lollies uses the natural essences from these sources to flavor their Preggie Pops. For nausea caused by hypoglycemia, even the sugar and brown rice syrup in Three Lollies' pops can be effective. In fact even the mode of delivery is therapeutic as only a small amount is delivered to the stomach at a time. So, part of why Preggie Pops work rests on where your morning sickness is coming from, which is still rather poorly understood. The overwhelming response from Three Lollies' customers is that their special formulation does work for most women. In development of their Preggie Pops, Three Lollies also incorporated what women requested or recommended. Three Lollies' pops are for both labor and morning sickness and they have tried to address each phase with specific flavors. However, Three Lollies' customers report using all flavors with success for both labor and morning sickness. Preggie Pops use only natural flavors and colors and there are no medications to interfere with other therapies or complicate your pregnancy. In summary: Three Lollies Preggie Pops work by a combination of: Specific essential oils flavors known to help stomach problems Aromatherapy Mode of delivery Sugars to combat hypoglycemic queasy stomach And, they are safe because they are all natural What can Three Lollies tell me about the amount of specific herbal ingredients used for efficacy? Three Lollies has their own special recipe and while their customers report it is very effective, it is far less than the large quantities often used to obtain results in large research models. Three Lollies believes this is because of the combination of elements working together in their product. For instance, when you have a pill form of "x" number of milligrams of lavender or ginger you have separated out some other elements, such as the aromatherapy component, which Three Lollies feels can be of significant value. With their mints, for example, customers report feeling better even as they inhale the fragrance. I know someone who uses Preggie Pops for air travel sickness, has Three Lollies heard this? Many customers report using Three Lollies Preggie Pops for motion sickness with good success. Please check out Three Lollies' Queasy Pop products for more alternatives. Do all of the Preggie Pops have ginger in them? No, the other flavors do not contain ginger. However, Three Lollies' other flavor oils, such as citrus or mints also have a long history of being used to soothe tummies in their own right. Are Preggie Pops kosher? Yes, K of-K certified. I now have gestational diabetes and wonder if I can still use Preggie Pops? You may want to order sugarfree Queasy Pops. They are available in two flavors: ginger and sour raspberry. Splenda is used to sweeten these popular Pops and they have 0 net carbs. Otherwise, since you have gestational diabetes you are in a bit of a quandary. Gestational diabetes is nothing to take casually. You will need to take your healthcare provider and dietician's advice on how many carbohydrates (for example; sugar, brown rice syrup) you can safely allow yourself. Always listen to your healthcare team. Many pregnant women have glucose intolerance, which is less severe but still requires you to be careful with sugars and starches. Three Lollies' pops do have carbohydrates; in fact, this is part of what makes them work for some women. Each pop contains 8 grams of carbohydrate. This is approximately one half of a carbohydrate serving, if you are following the 15 grams of carbohydrate to a serving method. Therefore, depending on how many carbohydrates you are allowed you could substitute a Preggie Pop if you were feeling nauseated. One concern would be that you don't use so many Preggie Pops that you are always substituting a simple sugar (lollipop) for your carbohydrate serving. Simple sugars are good for energy but do not contain the vitamins, minerals or fiber that a more complex carbohydrate like beans, whole grain bread or a potato would give you. On the other hand, if you are going to bring that potato up later, it won't do you much good either, so play it by ear and keep close tabs with your health care providers so you will have a safe and healthy pregnancy. I get nauseated and sometimes also have the dry heaves. Can Preggie Pops help me? Dry heaves are no picnic. Many women with morning sickness don't necessarily vomit but do report to us that our pops help with that nauseous feeling. Nausea usually comes before the "dry heaves", and if you stop the sick stomach feeling you just might avoid the heaves. Once you are vomiting most things will not work as well. You might try avoiding greasy foods while you're at it. Good luck and Three Lollies wishes for smoother sailing for you from here on in. Do Preggie Pops work for everyone? Each person responds in their own way to any therapy. Therefore, nothing works for everyone. However, Three Lollies has many, many, satisfied customers and you can read what they have to say on their website. I am a repeat customer and Preggie Pops are the only thing that works for me. How many Preggie Pops can I eat a day? The limit as to how many Preggie Pops can be consumed in a day is really an individual call. There is no known danger limit, as all ingredients are food quality and natural products; however, use your common sense. If you are pregnant, (some of Three Lollies' customers are on chemo or have motion sickness), you will need to include vitamin, mineral and fiber sources in your allotment of daily carbohydrate calories. Preggie Pops have about 40 calories each. If you are on an 1800 calorie diet and had 45% of your calories allocated as carbohydrates this would be about 800 calories a day for the carbohydrate budget. Included in this allotment I'm expecting your healthcare provider would want you to have mostly whole grains, starchy vegetables and fruits. Three Lollies always recommends you ask your healthcare provider, or dietitian, the same question you asked us, because they do not know your individual health history. Some women have special concerns, such as gestational diabetes, and each special health concern will require the answer to be individualized. Some women have reported eating as many as 6 pops a day which would still leave room for some other high quality foods. You may want to order sugarfree Queasy Pops. They are available in two flavors: ginger and sour raspberry. Splenda is used to sweeten these popular Pops. Are Preggie Pops absolutely safe for pregnancy? Three Lollies has absolutely no reason to believe Preggie Pops are not safe. There is neither any medication, nor any newly created substance in them. All the ingredients are natural food items. On the other hand, each of us is a unique individual and we must use our common sense when considering a new product. For instance, a diabetic would need to figure the grams of carbohydrate of a Preggie Pop into her meal plan. If you have any food allergies this would have to be considered. It is important to be a conscientious consumer and ask about the safety of anything you consume when pregnant. Please discuss your questions with your healthcare provider before considering any product safe in pregnancy. Does Three Lollies make Preggie Pops or Queasy-Pops for diabetic women? Absolutely, Three Lollies now offers sugarfree Queasy Pops. They are available in two flavors: ginger and sour raspberry. Splenda is used to sweeten these popular Pops. Can the ginger in Preggie Pops cause uterine contractions? Ginger is a well known remedy for nauseated people. Three Lollies' pharmacologist tells them that the studies she has seen report that a person would have to ingest greater than 250 mg a day of pure ginger extract to cause any adverse reaction. Three Lollies' Preggie Pops use only a trace amount of actual ginger for the natural flavor used. Therefore Three Lollies considers Preggie Pops quite safe. As always, you should consult your healthcare provider on a question of this nature, and follow their advice. Forget "morning" sickness, I have "all day sickness" and can't keep anything down. I want to try Preggie Pops but can Three Lollies give me any other tips for morning sickness? You are not alone. "Morning sickness" is somewhat of a misnomer because many women do suffer throughout the day. Try to relax and eat only what sounds good to you for the time being. This phase should pass sooner or later. Some food is better than no food. Always keep your health care provider informed of what is going on during this time to insure the best care. Some women will actually need to have intravenous fluids due to dehydration. Your healthcare provider needs to be aware of your condition to help you maintain a safe and healthy pregnancy. Other tips include: A snack of protein plus carbohydrate (cheese or peanut butter and crackers) Mixing salty and tart (lemonade and potato chips) Avoiding large meals, greasy foods, and strong smelling foods. You might try keeping a nonperishable snack next to your bed and eating it before you get up for the day. Get some fresh air. Remember, the baby acts as a good parasite and is quite small in the first three months, nutrition-wise you are the one more likely to suffer (i.e., anemia) if it continues throughout, or beyond, the 1st three months. Take solace in the fact that morning sickness is considered a positive sign of pregnancy. What about using honey instead of brown rice syrup or sugar? Three Lollies has considered the honey idea but has not offered a product yet. In human digestion the sugar, honey and brown rice syrup all end up as the same thing; glucose. The difficulty with honey seems to be getting a pop mixture that has reasonable shelf life and ability to cook into the right consistency, hardness and resistance to moisture in the air. Do you think this will help people with Meniere's disease? While one of their customers has written to say she uses Queasy Pops with success, especially the cinnamon, Three Lollies has no other evidence that Preggie Pops help with Meniere's disease. Three Lollies supposes you could give them a try for the nausea and vomiting symptoms but they may not help with the other symptoms of the syndrome such as dizziness, tinnitus or loss of equilibrium. Since these symptoms are likely causing the nausea, Three Lollies is sorry to say that their lollies are not necessarily the answer for you. Now, Three Lollies supposes, there's an outside chance that if the symptoms are due to a pressure change in the semi-circular canals of the ear, that the act of sucking could alter the symptoms. This is purely conjecture, however, and Meniere's symptoms could also be caused by infection, allergy, or various circulatory problems. Your family healthcare provider is your best bet with this problem. When does Three Lollies consider Preggie Pops to be expired? Preggie Pops have a shelf-life of 18 months. Are Preggie Pops effective for inner ear problems? Three Lollies' customers report using the pops for various types of motion sickness with various results but they don't market their product for inner ear complaints. That sounds like a job for your family healthcare provider. Will Preggie Pops help my heartburn? While Three Lollies does not market their product for heartburn, if you check their testimonials you will see that some customers are using them for relief. Mint is probably your best bet. However, Three Lollies' heartburn suggestions include: Eat smaller more frequent meals. Avoid foods which you know cause heartburn for you. Try taking meals and beverages separately to keep from over filling your stomach. Try cold or cool foods instead of hot meals. If your healthcare provider approves you could try an antacid such as, "Tums". Don't lay down right after eating. Talk to your healthcare provider. I have nut allergies. Are Preggiepops processed in a nut-free environment? No, please be aware that PreggiePops, PreggieDrops, QueasyDrops, and QueasyPops are processed in a plant that also processes Dairy, Peanut, Almond, Walnut, Pecan, Nutmeg, Soy Protein and Wheat Products. Are PreggiePops Gluten free? PreggiePops are not made with flour but are manufactured in a plant where wheat products may also be processed. Do Preggie Pops really work? Because a queasy stomach can have many sources, there is no perfect solution for everyone. Three Lollies was careful in researching their flavors to select a variety of essential oils in order that people could find one that worked for them. In fact, they have received great feedback from people who say their pops relieved their nausea from car sickness, riding in airplanes, on boats, and also morning sickness. Because no specific herb or natural product is perfect for everyone, Three Lollies provides a variety of flavor choices. Try each to find your solution. Three Lollies believes their Queasy Pops are definitely worth a try. If you are looking for what Three Lollies' customers say, read their testimonials. How can such a simple product help relieve my queasiness? Many customers have written to Three Lollies expressing surprise with the relief they have experienced using their Queasy Pops. Keep in mind that their product includes herbal and natural ingredients which have stood the test of time and aid in the relief of those awful, transient, queasy stomachs. Three Lollies works hard to make a product that is pleasing rather than bad tasting. Why are there so many flavors? Research and experience in the health field, and in life, have taught Three Lollies that there is more than one way to solve a problem. Three Lollies has customers that only order one flavor, telling them it works best for them. Three Lollies always listens to their customers finding them a true source of wisdom. Three Lollies generally urges you to try their variety pack to see what helps you the most, and then order your favorite. About Three Lollies "Casual name, great product!" It's a good thing that Three Lollies has a sense of humor! Yes, many people believe that Three Lollies' products named "Preggie Pops" & "Queasy Pops" could not possibly come from a serious background. Believe it or not, "Preggie Pops" & "Queasy Pops" were conceived and developed by health care professionals! In their line of work, Three Lollies is daily witnesses to how debilitating nausea can be. Three Lollies also came to realize that not every nausea remedy works for every person or situation, and that many people would prefer not to take a prescription if they can avoid it. Three Lollies found that a lot of their patients wanted something "natural". With all that in mind, Three Lollies did some research into natural pharmacologic agents, reading through the available literature (both scientific and non-scientific), talking to numerous other health care professionals from a number of disciplines, and most importantly, talking directly to nausea sufferers. Many patients were willing to share their favorite home remedies, and through time and research, Three Lollies was able to determine which ones really work. Three Lollies discovered which herbs are truly helpful, and developed flavors that would be appealing to anyone with a queasy stomach. As healthcare professionals, Three Lollies has dedicated their life's work to helping people in need. Their friends in the field have welcomed Three Lollies' natural products as an alternative therapy for their patients, and the feedback has been great! 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It's that time of the year: After much debate and dummy-spitting at Planet Rugby HQ, we've selected our XV of the Super Rugby season.
It's that time of the year: After much debate and dummy-spitting at Planet Rugby HQ, we've selected our best XV of the 2013 Super Rugby season.
It's wasn't pretty. In fact, it got downright nasty. Things were said, names were called, votes were cast…tantrums were thrown (Ed. is still sulking over the choice of full-back), but we eventually settled on a starting XV.
We're sure you won't agree on all the choices, so we invite you to name your team in the space below. Let the debate begin…
Planet Rugby's Super Rugby Team of the Year:
15 Ben Smith (Highlanders): Superb from round 1 to 16. Smith made the most metres in the competition while he was second in the defenders beaten tally as his form was excellent despite his team's poor campaign. Rightly rewarded with All Black starts in June and should get a lot more in the Rugby Championship. Mentions for Israel Folau and Charles Piutau who both enjoyed outstanding debut seasons in Super Rugby.
Bubbling under: Israel Folau
14 Henry Speight (Brumbies): Like last season, Speight picked up eight tries. Unfortunately for the Brumbies he didn't cross during the knockout stages as the team eventually fell at the last hurdle. Deadly coming off his wing in midfield while he also finished well out wide. Set for Wallaby honours very soon.
Bubbling under: Willie le Roux
13 Rene Ranger (Blues): Took on a leadership role at a young Blues outfit this season and flourished. Right up there as always with his line-breaking and metres, this barnstorming centre will be sorely missed in Auckland next season as he jets off to Montpellier. A mention for Tim Nanai-Williams' early form.
Bubbling under: Tim Nanai-Williams
12 Christian Lealiifano (Brumbies) – Enjoyed a full campaign after a knee injury had curtailed his 2012 and proved that he is a class act. Solid in defence alongside Matt Toomua, Lealiifano kicked and ran well for the Brumbies and finished the season in second place for points. At 25, is very much still in the infancy of his rugby career, with his international exploits in the second Test (let's face it, his debut) showing he has a cool head in pressure situations.
Bubbling under: Robert Ebersohn
11 Frank Halai (Blues) – Ten tries for the wing as the likes of Francis Saili and Piutau joined Halai in turning things around at Eden Park. The 25-year-old former Sevens player was rewarded with an international call-up and although he didn't feature against France, his Super Rugby form emphatically showed that he has made the step up to fifteens. A mention for another player who shone despite his outfit finishing in the bottom half goes to Highlander Hosea Gear.
Bubbling under: Hosea Gear
10 Aaron Cruden (Chiefs): If last year was the season when Cruden finally took the step up to become a world-class 10, in 2013 he confirmed his status as the true heir to Dan Carter's throne. Accurate with the boot and, as the Kiwi fashion dictates, decisive and inspirational with ball in hand, Cruden was a key component in the Chiefs producing some phenomenal attack stats. A mention too for Morne Steyn, who was the tournament's top points scorer.
Bubbling under: Morne Steyn
9 Nic White (Brumbies): Another tough call. White's kicking game was crucial in the Brumbies gameplan and his absence was sorely missed when he wasn't in the starting XV. A mention for Cheetahs livewire Piet van Zyl, who could well make his Springbok debut during the Boks' overseas leg of the Rugby Championship.
Bubbling under: Piet van Zyl
8 Ben Mowen (Brumbies): An inspirational figure on the way to the Brumbies' first final since 2004, Mowen has been right at the heart of Jake White's revolution in Canberra since it began two years ago. Unwanted by the Waratahs, Mowen has developed not just into a great back-row but an outstanding captain of a young side. Yes, he may have conceded a lot of penalties, but nobody made more line-out takes. Credit to Philip van Der Walt for an industrious year in which he made more carries than any other forward.
Bubbling under: Philip van Der Walt
7 Matt Todd (Crusaders) – After much deliberation, Todd got the nod at openside ahead of Deon Fourie, whose late-season surge in form could not help but be noticed. Playing out of position from his usual hooking spot, Fourie never stopped working for the Stormers. Todd gets our number seven jersey though as he stepped up in the absence of Richie McCaw and had an excellent year. A powerful unit who got through 241 tackles, the second most in the comp.
Bubbling under: Deon Fourie.
6 Liam Messam (Chiefs): Possibly the best player in this entire side. Messam was at it again in 2013 with the Chiefs, producing the spectacular and making a massive impact on the final both with the ball in hand and also in defence. 15 tackles in the final typified his work-rate. He beats out an impressive list of candidates including the tournament's top tackler in Lappies Labuschagne, Peter Kimlin, Brad Shields and Wimpie Van Der Walt.
Bubbling under: Lappies Labuschagne.
5 Sam Whitelock (Crusaders): The giant All Black already has 41 caps at 24 years old – putting him on course, fitness permitting, for a century of Test appearances and a world-class career. Whitelock has backed up his class for the Crusaders throughout this season, providing leadership in the pack and acting as an imposing force at the ruck given his 6ft 8″ frame.
Bubbling under: Brodie Retallick
4 Craig Clarke (Chiefs): Messam's co-captain is moving on to pastures new and a three-year contract with Connacht in Ireland, but he'll be travelling with two Super Rugby medals in his pocket. In many sense the timing of Clarke's move couldn't be worse for his international ambitions, because he has been playing his best rugby. For the normally reserved Dave Rennie to admit that he would "miss [Clarke] heaps" speaks volumes of his efforts this year.
Bubbling under: Jeremy Thrush
3 Ben Tameifuna (Chiefs): "Big Ben" instantly became a fan favourite for his try-scoring antics this season, racking up six scores and the longer the season went on making more of an impact in key matches. Not exactly difficult to miss at 134kgs, he has also proved to be an excellent scrummager capable of holding his, uh, weight. Worth his place for the photos of him celebrating alone.
Bubbling under: Ben Afeaki
2 Adriaan Strauss (Cheetahs): For a change, we had a unanimous decision. The Cheetahs skipper was outstanding from day one right up until that oh-so-close play-off in Canberra. Beyond being an outstanding ball carrier and line-out thrower, as the captain Strauss played a big


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(Jan.06) Today we're celebrating. . . Three Kings Day, et alSaturday, January 6th, 2007
Three Kings Day.
Little Christmas.
Twelfth Day.
Greek Christmas.
La Befana.
and the 12th Day of Christmas
On the 12th day of Christmas my true love said to me
Get rid of that damn tree already!
January 6th is the traditional day the Magi, or the Three Kings, first visited the Christ Child. They came bearing gifts of Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh.
Today is also known as Little Christmas, Epiphany, Twelfth Day, Greek or Orthodox Christmas, La Befana (Italy) and the 12th Day of Christmas.
And yes, however you celebrate today, Christmas is officially over!
link: Wikipedia – Biblical Magi


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The Miss Emery Scholarship Pageant will be July 20 at 8 p.m. in the Emery High School Auditorium. There are eight young women who will perform a variety of talents. Miss Utah and the current Miss Emery, Barbara Burke, will also be performing.
Candace is the daughter of Gordon and Sabrina Ungerman of Huntington. She is a student at Emery High School, where she will be a senior this fall. She is a member of the National Honor Society. Candace has been involved with the volleyball, basketball and track teams at Emery High. She enjoys playing the piano. Her goals for the future are to attend college and become an accountant.
Meagan is the daughter of Jack and Lorie Rogers of Castle Dale. She enjoys being with her five sisters and her friends, swimming, playing the piano, singing, reading, and doing puzzles. She is currently a life guard at the Castle Dale swimming pool. She also teaches piano and serves as Mayor-elect on the Castle Dale Youth City Council. Meagan plans to attend college where she will major in International Business, which will allow her to learn languages and travel. She also plans to get married in the LDS Temple and raise a family.
Melinda is the daughter of Michael and Kelly Nelson of Castle Dale. She is a senior at Emery High. She is a member of National Honor Society, Sterling Scholar of Foreign Language, a member of Castle Dale City Youth Council, president of the French Club and Liaison for United Way. She enjoys singing, drawing, acting, her friends, and taking care of her pets. She has participated in school and community plays. She has recently earned the Governors Silver Bowl for service, and the United Way 2001 Governors Youth Volunteers Award. Melinda will be attending the College of Eastern Utah in the fall.
JaNell is a junior at Southern Utah University where she majors in psychology and biology. JaNell enjoys playing the piano, reading, cross-stitching, crocheting and arranging flowers. JaNell was the 2001 Salutatorian at Emery High School. Her activities included cheerleading, National Honor Society, mathematics teams and Science Sterling Scholar. JaNell was Senior Class president, Ferron Youth City Council Public Safety Counselor and Student Counselor Executive Committee member. She received the Presidential Student Service Award for completing over 100 hours of community service. JaNell is the daughter of Carl and Cindy Jones of Ferron.
Erin is the 18 year-old daughter of Steve and Shelly Jeppson of Orangeville. She is the youngest of two children. Her brother Jeremy is now on a mission in Santiago, Chile. Erin loves to write, winning many awards for her writing. She loves to scrapbook, cook, tole paint, dance and read. Erin plays the piano and often composes her own music. In high school, Erin was active in both drama and FCCLA, often representing Emery High in regional and state competitions. Erin has also been a math tutor. Erin likes the outdoors and enjoys gardening, fishing and camping. She has received her Young Womanhood Recognition. She plans to attend college this fall.
Jennifer is the 19-year-old-daughter of Jarold and GayLee Jeffs of Castle Dale. She is a 2001 graduate of Emery High School. She has been attending the College of Eastern Utah for the past year, and plans to continue her education. She has been the leader for the Emery County Youth Safety Council, the Chief Judge for the Emery County Youth Court, and Co-Mayor for Castle Dale Youth City Council. Jennifer's talents and hobbies include hunting, fishing, camping, four-wheeling, music and cosmetology, Jennifer is also active in church activities.
Kaylee is the 17-year-old-daughter of Joe and Kim Edgehouse of Castle Dale. She will be attending college in the fall and plans to major in business and minor in theater and music. She has been a member of Emery High drill team for three years, a member of the Future Business Leaders of America, a member of the drama team, Peer Helpers and the FFA. Her hobbies include singing, dancing, community and high school plays, in which she has had many roles, camping with her family and hanging out with friends. Kaylee enjoys having fun all the time.
Kelsie is the 17-year-old-daughter of Karl and Karen Anderson of Orangeville. She enjoys volleyball, track, theater, piano, singing, playing with her friends, swimming and the trampoline. She is in student council and Honor Society and has maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout high school. Kelsie is currently Miss Orangeville. This summer Kelsie attended Girl's State, the Governors Honors Academy, and will be traveling to London. She would like to go to college, become a pharmacist, and marry Prince Charming in an LDS Temple. Kelsie appreciates her family and friends for helping her in all she does.


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Garmin makes the Edge 500 for people who are overwhelmed by the 800, whether it's the sheer volume of available data or its size. The 500 is a better choice if you prefer a compact package on your handlebars, and it delivers a big dose of information that you can readily access as you ride; leave the brain pain at the office with your spreadsheets.
The 500 is a great stand-alone bike computer that allows you tremendous flexibility in terms of what you track on your ride. There are two fully-customizable ride screens, each holding up to 8 lines of data. The 500 won't tell you what data should go with other data; you can choose the setup on your own. You want to run temperature and cadence? You can do it. As the unit comes, you can get times, temperature, altitude, gradient, speed, cadence, and all the combinations you can think of in terms of averaging. You can pair up the 500 with any ANT+ enabled power meter to add power data as well.
The 500, while GPS-enabled, does not have mapping capabilities on the computer, so you can neither see a map nor have it dictate a route. The unit also doesn't have a virtual training partner feature. It will, however map your coordinates so you can see the ride on your computer when you're finished up.
The 500 works with Garmin's own Training Center program. The program is a free download from Garmin's website and is compatible with PCs running Windows XP or newer and with Intel-based Macs running OS X 10.4 or later. The data can also be uploaded to the Garmin Connect website for free, and to Map My Ride, Strava, WKO+ and TrainingPeaks.
This version of the Edge 500 comes with a Garmin heart rate monitor strap and a Garmin GSC10 speed/cadence sensor for the left chainstay as well as the requisite magnets and zip ties. The battery in these accessory units is field-serviceable; each runs on a CR2032 watch battery. Two handlebar/stem bike mounts are included as well as an AC charger, a USB cable, a paper quick start manual, and an owner's manual on CD-ROM.
The Edge 500 measures 1.9" wide by 2.7" high by .85" deep (4.8x6.9x2.2cm). The display size is 1.17" wide by 1.44" high (3.0x3.7cm). The display resolution is 128x160 pixels. The unit is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that will get up to 18 hours on a charge. Claimed weight of the Garmin Edge 500 is 2oz (56.7g).
It was interesting coming from a Forerunner 305 to the Edge 500 that they decided to get rid of the bread crumb feature that allowed you to retrace your foot steps. Without that feature I was less willing to explore places unknown. The work around it to make a course on Garmin Connect and upload it to the device. That is the only way to get a map you can follow. Anyway, enough about maps. I found that my device was sometimes slow to get a GPS fix. I sometimes had to sit a minute or two. Other times when I started riding it would take a few minutes to get a GPS fix. It works great for tracking and giving information needed to have a good workout. The size is also reasonibly compact. The ANT+ cadence and HRM work pretty well. From time to time the heart rate monitor would give me crazy readings. My nit-picks have been resolved with and upgrade to the 810. It is a great device that served me faithfully for 3 years and would have served me longer without its untimely demise.
Love all the data you can collect from this bike computer, but specifically wanted a computer with HR monitor. Upload my info on Strava after my rides and like the fact that I can compare my previous times up my favorite climbs. Holds a charge well and can certainly overwhelm you with all the info that can be shown. Don't use the cadence sensor anymore as it seemed like too much clap-trap on my steed. Don't need any wires or magnets on my bike, just stick the computer on and everything is GPS based. Awesome product!
I LOVE my Garmin Edge 500! I already had the HR monitor and the cadence, so I opted for the computer only. It's a great product and I haven't had any problems with it. I've recently moved from the US to Europe and it's been great to be able to keep track of trails and routes that I've ridden! Have recommended this to many others!
This is my first cycling GPS and it is a wonderful product. All the data for training zones, heart rate, speed, cadence, elevation etc is right at your finger tip. I highly recommend this product.


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Releases // Brother Ali
Brother Ali
Shadows On The Sun (Re-Release)
01. Room With A View
02. Champion
03. Star Quality
04. Prince Charming
05. Win Some Lose Some
06. Pay Them Back
07. Blah Blah Blah
08. Shadows On The Sun
09. Prelude
10. Forest Whitaker
11. Bitchslap!
12. Back Stage Pacin'
13. When The Beat Comes In
14. Missing Teeth
15. Dorian
16. Soul Whisper
17. Picket Fence
18. Victory! (Come Forward)
Celebrating the album's tenth anniversary, Brother Ali delivered his highly anticipated first Rhymesayers full length album Shadows On The Sun in 2003. An emcee, producer and community activist, Brother Ali is a student of Hip Hop's Golden age. The now classic Shadows on the Sun was crafted with this foundation and Ali's ability to write creative songs with passion and personality. Produced entirely by ANT and features guest appearances by Slug of Atmosphere. After being out of print for several years this vinyl re-issue includes a complete packaging re-work. For the first time ever, Shadows On The Sun will now be available in this Offical Record Store Day double picture disc vinyl in a clear gatefold jacket, limited to 2,000 hand-numbered pieces.


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Saturday after Epiphany
The Gospel according to Matthew 4:1-11
At that time, Jesus was led up by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. And He fasted forty days and forty nights, and afterward He was hungry. And the tempter came and said to Him, "If you are the Son of God, command these stones to become loaves of bread." But He answered, "It is written, 'Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.'" Then the devil took Him to the holy city, and set Him on the pinnacle of the temple, and said to Him, "If you are the Son of God, throw yourself down; for it is written, 'He will give His angels charge of you,' and 'On their hands they will bear you up, lest you strike your foot against a stone.'" Jesus said to him, "Again, it is written, 'You shall not tempt the Lord your God.'" Again, the devil took Him to a very high mountain, and showed Him all the kingdoms of the world and the glory of them; and he said to Him, "All these I will give you, if you will fall down and worship me." Then Jesus said to him, "Be gone, Satan! for it is written, 'You shall worship the Lord your God and Him only shall you serve.'" Then the devil left Him, and behold, angels came and ministered to Him.
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Artist Encourages You to Love HAGS
Why do HAGs have such a bad rap? We don't know, but we're glad that Portland-based artist, Jenny Vu has decided to rehabilitate them. Her ongoing series H.A.G.S. (Have a Great Summer) depicts summer and it's most devout fans at their best and most ridiculous. There will be farmer's tans.
Vu writes, "Currently i've been thinking a lot about SUMMER (duh), being a HAG/becoming a hag/the power of the hag/destroying the negative connotation surrounding the "HAG".Enjoy!"
Because really, if you're not on Facebook and the phone while eating watermelon and putting a bird on it, then you're not doing it right. You can see more of Jenny Vu's work on her Tumblr.
Work hard and play hard this summer, art babes!


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Chapter 60
In the last days, Israel will rise again as a mighty nation—The gentile peoples will join with and serve Israel—Zion will be established—Finally, Israel will dwell in celestial splendor.
2 For, behold, the
3 And the
4 Lift up thine eyes round about, and see: all they gather themselves together, they come to thee: thy
5 Then thou shalt see, and
6 The multitude of camels shall cover thee, the dromedaries of Midian and Ephah; all they from Sheba shall come: they shall bring
7 All the flocks of
8 Who are
9 Surely the
10 And the
11 Therefore thy
12 For the
13 The glory of
14 The sons also of them that afflicted thee shall come bending unto thee; and all they that despised thee shall
15 Whereas thou hast been
16 Thou shalt also suck the
17 For brass I will bring gold, and for iron I will bring silver, and for wood brass, and for stones iron: I will also make thy officers peace, and thine exactors righteousness.
19 The
20 Thy sun shall no more go down; neither shall thy moon withdraw itself: for the Lord shall be thine
21 Thy people also shall be all