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The Brookfield Central Glacier played two Illinois teams last weekend and came away with two impressive victories.
The Glacier scored early and often on their way to a 12-1 dismantling of the Lake Forest Scouts, the Illinois state runner-up last season, Nov. 29 at Ponds of Brookfield.
The Glacier girls then skated away with a 2-1 overtime victory over Team Illinois, a U19 AAA Club team from West Dundee, Ill., Saturday.
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The Scouts rolled into town sitting atop the Illinois High School rankings, but they also arrived facing early-season adversity with some key injuries.
Judging by the dominate performance the Glacier put on, the Scouts needed their full roster and then some to have a chance at making the game competitive.
The Glacier scored 1 minute, 20 seconds into the contest and goals followed at the rate of one goal every three minutes until the Glacier appeared to make some strategy and lineup changes halfway through the second period.
Six minutes into the first period, with the Glacier leading 2-0, the Scouts looked to capitalize on the Glacier penalty and prove they could make a game of it, but the aggressive Glacier penalty kill ended all those thoughts with a quick short-handed goal, their fourth short-handed goal in two games.
A balanced Glacier scoring attack was led by Brookfield Central senior Morgan Hollowell with three goals, Menomonee Falls senior Jamie Ertl with two goals and two assists, Waukesha North sophomore Kelli Sorge with two goals and two assists, Mukwonago junior Arianna Smith with a goal and three assists and Waukesha West senior Becca Gecks with two goals.
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The Glacier members look at the contest with Team Illinois as an early season barometer, so with Saturday's overtime win, it is a good indication the Glacier is on pace for another successful campaign.
Team Illinois struck first, scoring at 6:30 of the second period on a goal by Jessie Meluch. The Glacier responded immediately, putting in a goal at the 10:20 mark of the second period.
Hollowell skated out of the corner to draw the TI defense out and as they rushed her, she slid the puck up to sophomore Irene Hougard of Kettle Moraine at the blue line.
Hougard made a great move to elude a TI defender and she fired a hard pass to Smith, who was wide open on the back door and scored to tie the game.
"The move by Irene to get in behind the TI forwards was the key to the scoring play," Glacier coach Brian Smith said. "We've been telling the team that their movement without the puck is crucial, but equally important is calculated movement with the puck to put the opposition's defense in a decision-making position. Irene's read of that situation was a big-time play."
Before the overtime, Smith reminded his team of some rules.
"I told them there is no team that is better prepared to play OT than us," he said. "They know the rules, now get out there and take care of business."
Five minutes into the overtime period Central junior Trinity Robinson retrieved a rebound in the low left slot and sneaked it past the TI goaltender for the game winner.
"We were happy to get the win," Smith said, "but I was probably more happy for Trinity. She was a major producer for our team last season, but had yet to register her first point of this season."
Glacier goaltender Jenna Bales, a junior from Central, finished the game with 28 saves for a 96 percent save percentage.
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Fundal height is generally defined as the distance from the pubic bone to the top of the uterus measured in centimeters. After the first 16 weeks of pregnancy, your fundal height measurement often matches the number of weeks you've been pregnant. For example, if you're 27 weeks pregnant, your health care provider would expect your fundal height to be about 27 centimeters.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
This season's Helper American Legion baseball team finished second in the state tournament for the third time in the past five seasons. Although they have been the runner-up in this state three times, people outside of legion ball sometimes do not appreciate how outstanding an effort that has been by our local athletes.
Legion teams all play in a single division with no division based on size. Whether your team can draw from a single school or several, whether there are a few thousand residents or a hundred thousand makes no difference. Each team, in order to win, has to be able to take them all on and our local team does that very well.
Jeff Cisneros, Dusty Litster and John Gianini coach Helper's team. Helper's players come mainly from Carbon High and Emery High with a player from Green River, Moab or Duchesne added to the mix once in awhile. Carbon and Emery counties are not very big, in case you haven't noticed.
In contrast, the St. George team is made up off the best players from Snow Canyon, Dixie, Pineview and Hurricane high schools and once in awhile from Kanab and Cedar City. Washington County is six times the size of these two counties.
Although the players constantly change over the years, the constant has been Cisneros. Cisneros, who grew up in Emery County and played for Emery High, now lives in Price. Jeff has coached this team now for 10 summers and as the coach is highly paid, not.
Not only is Cisneros not paid, he actually takes money out of his own pocket to fund the team. His wife may not be happy with this arrangement but she does support him and his passion.
When asked why he coaches, Jeff said, "I like the kids. In 10 seasons, there are only three or four kids that I wouldn't have back. I feel good doing this." Jeffs is a handyman when it comes to this team. Besides coaching he can also be found spraying weeds, painting bleachers and fixing restrooms. For most Salt Lake teams, this is as far as they ever travel and usually the only time they travel out of the valley. Jeff wants the experience to be good for them also.
Each season Cisneros keeps the "20 best players on the team" and the "nine best play each day." Carbon and Emery players come together on this team and do good things. This season found the Helper team having an up and down year.
Although they finished in the middle of the pack for season play in the Salt Lake league, Cisneros saw his players constantly improve. Finishing second in the state tournament was a culmination of a fine year that saw the local boys constantly get better.
The kids play throughout the west. This team got exposure in Utah, Idaho and Montana. Coaches and pro scouts are aware of the abilities of players on the team. Nineteen players over the years have earned college scholarships and several have gone on to professional careers.
Helper lost to Taylorsville in the championship game last month. Taylorsville has 12 19-year-olds on their team including six college players. They are an older team than Helper. Last season, Helper lost to St. George in the championship. I already told you where those players come from.
Emery county players on this year's squad included Kyler Edgehouse, Trever Thompson, Blake Mortensen, Ron Herrera and AJ Mitcheson.
Kyler was a pitcher. He threw more innings than anybody and never seemed to tire. Kyler improved as the season went on with better spot control.Trever was Helper's most consistent player. Trever is a great centerfielder and hits the ball really well.
Blake is an interesting story. Despite his family having had great pitchers in the past for Emery High, Blake had never pitched before this legion season. Blake turned into Helper's third solid pitcher and saw a lot of mound time in relief. Blake generally starts at catcher and has a strong arm behind the plate. He really started hitting the ball well the last three weeks of the year.
Ron and AJ saw action on the mound during the year.
Cisneros has told his teams "All I want you to do is to earn the respect of the teams we play." I think they have done this. I believe Jeff Cisneros has also done this as his commitment to this team and our kids have benefited us all.


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A large, inanimate object is imbued with a thirst for blood in this Stephen King novel. How much do you know about "Christine?"
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Question 1 of 30
What make is the car in "Christine?"
It is a Plymouth Fury, a rather appropriate name given the storyline
Question 2 of 30
How does the car named Christine begin hurting other people?
It has mechanical breakdowns at high speed.
It's possessed.
It comes to life thanks to a malevolent spirit.
The owner runs people over.
Question 3 of 30
What's the name of the town in which the story is set?
The car is undoubtedly connected to some unsolved murders in this cursed town.
Question 4 of 30
What kind of car does Buddy Repperton drive?
He enjoys beating and bullying people all over town.
Question 5 of 30
In what year was "Christine" published?
It is easily one of King's most recognizable and ominous works of fiction.
Question 6 of 30
In which year was the film adaptation released?
That's right, the film was released the same year as the book.
Question 7 of 30
What happens the first moment that Arnie sits in the car?
He feels very angry.
He sees the car as if it was brand new.
The car's spirit immediately takes hold of him, in spite of his initial uneasiness.
He has an urge to kill.
Question 8 of 30
How much does Arnie pay for Christine?
The car is dilapidated when he buys it, but little by little Arnie makes it look much better.
Question 9 of 30
What sarcastic phrase does Buddy Repperton constantly repeat?
"You are going to love this!"
"Well, excuse me."
He draws out the word "excuse," making it abundantly clear that he has no respect for anyone else.
"I'm so sorry, friend."
Question 10 of 30
Why does Buddy Repperton get expelled from school?
He pulls a knife on Arnie.
Buddy is a violent and unstable personality that causes much conflict in the story.
He threatens a female classmate.
He drives too fast through the school parking lot
Question 11 of 30
Who directed the film version of the story?
Steven Spielberg
Peter Weir
John Carpenter
Carpenter, of course, is known for "Halloween" and "The Thing."
Question 12 of 30
After Buddy is expelled from school, how does he take revenge on Arnie?
His gang wrecks the car.
It is a transgression that Christine never forgets.
His gang attacks Leigh.
His gang beats up Arnie.
Question 13 of 30
What is the name of Arnie's girlfriend, who becomes terrified of the car?
Her relationship with Arnie declines as the car becomes more and more aggressive.
Question 14 of 30
What business does Will Darnell own?
car shop
It's at this shop that Arnie begins the work of restoring Christine.
plumbing service
Question 15 of 30
How does the first owner's small daughter die in the car?
choked on food
The car's menacing presence causes harm to everyone around it.
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Question 16 of 30
As he restores Christine, what happens to Arnie's vision?
It drastically improves.
He no longer has to wear glasses, making him less nerdy and more menacing.
He is slowly going blind.
He sees better in the dark than during the day.
Question 17 of 30
To try and keep his son from using the car, what does Arnie's father do?
Tells Arnie he must leave the car at the airport parking lot.
But Arnie works around this difficulty by leaving the car at a garage instead.
Threatens Arnie with grounding.
Calls the insurance agency and drops coverage on the car.
Question 18 of 30
The car is possessed by a spirit of which person?
Will Darnell
Roland LeBay
Lebay's corrosive spirit seems to be the fuel that drive's Christine's supernatural state.
Rudy Jenkins
Question 19 of 30
Which character hurts Arnie so badly that he misses school?
Roger eventually winds up in prison on a hijacking charge.
Question 20 of 30
How does Arnie manage to kill several members of Buddy's gang?
He doesn't.
But the car does; Christine preys on the gang and murders them, one by one.
He kidnaps them and take them to the woods.
By using Christine.
Question 21 of 30
How do Dennis and Leigh manage to destroy Christine?
a wrecking ball
a large truck
They ram her with a truck, and then crush the remains.
gasoline and fire
Question 22 of 30
After getting the inspiration for the story, how long did it take King to begin writing it?
20 years
a decade
one day
He started writing the book the following day, thinking it would probably just be a short story.
Question 23 of 30
In the movie, which actor plays Arnie?
Harry Dean Stanton
John Stockwell
Keith Gordon
John Stockwell plays Dennis, who becomes a main protagonist.
Question 24 of 30
How does Arnie's father die?
Christine runs him over.
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Between poison gas and high speed collisions, Christine has plenty of deadly weapons at her disposal.
Arnie stabs him.
Question 25 of 30
From what health problem do both Arnie and Roland suffer?
back problems
Arnie winds up wearing a back brace just like Roland, an ominous sign indeed.
eye problems
Question 26 of 30
As chaos unfolds, Dennis and Leigh immediately become suspicious of whom?
the car
They sense that the car is the problem, not Arnie.
Question 27 of 30
At the end of the book, which character suspects that Christine may be stalking survivors of the carnage that ensued many years before?
He thinks that maybe Christine's spirit is going to try and hunt him down.
Question 28 of 30
What's the name painted on the truck that Dennis and Leigh use to crush Christine?
The truck is also bright pink, a cheerful color for the forces of good.
Question 29 of 30
How does Arnie die?
car crash
It becomes obvious later that Christine's evil spirit caused the accident that kills Arnie and his mother.
violent gang
Christine hits him.
Question 30 of 30
In the book, what's the name of the last of Buddy Repperton's gang to die?
Sandy Galton
It is suspected that somehow Christine's spirit came back and killed one final time.
Bobby Standon
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By Brendan Conway
Warren Buffett is perilously close to making complex math fun. He's behind a $1 billion prize for the perfect NCAA tournament bracket, as explained in an ingenious story by Ben Cohen of the Wall Street Journal:
Quicken Loans announced on Tuesday a $1 billion prize paid out over 40 years—insured by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA, BRKB) —to anyone who pulls off the ultimate forecasting feat in sports: predicting every tournament game's winner. Past contests tied to the tournament have dangled seven- and eight-figure rewards, but this one significantly ups the stakes, even without the extra incentive of investment advice that Buffett promises. … "There are no true odds on something like this," Buffett said in an interview. "Einstein himself could not figure out the odds."
Einstein couldn't figure out the odds? They're astronomically small:
A previous Wall Street Journal survey of mathematicians pegged them anywhere between 1 in 150 million and 1 in 9 million trillion. Last season, the odds of pre-tournament favorites winning every game were roughly 1 in 3 billion, said the basketball statistician Ken Pomeroy. Buffett crunched the numbers himself but declined to reveal his own estimate. "I'm not telling you that!" he said.
It's not so different from Buffett's ongoing quarrel with Wall Street's most famous math equation, the Black-Scholes options pricing formula. Buffett argues using Black-Scholes to price long-term derivatives is dumb, because it assigns too great a value to short-lived market moves. If those moves turn out to be just noise, then there's reason to make a risky-sounding bet that turns out not to be very risky at all, Buffett argues in a hypothetical example about a 100-year bet on the stock market:
The ridiculous premium that Black-Scholes dictates in my extreme example is caused by the inclusion of volatility in the formula and by the fact that volatility is determined by how much stocks have moved around in some past period of days, months or years. This metric is simply irrelevant in estimating the probability-weighted range of values of American business 100 years from now. (Imagine, if you will, getting a quote every day on a farm from a manic-depressive neighbor and then using the volatility calculated from these changing quotes as an important ingredient in an equation that predicts a probability-weighted range of values for the farm a century from now.)
Over at Bloomberg View, Matt Levine links the NCAA story to the phenomenon of "regulatory arbitrage," whereby other parts of the market are picking up the risky bets that banks can no longer undertake:
An increasingly important story in finance is the growth of "regulatory capital relief" trades, sometimes referred to as "capital arbitrage" trades. The "arbitrage" is that banks are required by very fiddly Basel rules to hold certain amounts of capital against certain types of risks. If they can sell off the risks that are inefficient under Basel rules, and get back other similar risks that are more capital-efficient, then they are happy. On the other hand, no bank would take the other side of that trade, because other banks are subject to the same fiddly rules. But non-banks might. Hedge funds and asset managers and pension funds that are subject to different rules might well feel frisky enough to offload some of your regulated risk. Insurance companies have long had a profitable line doing just that; reducing banks' capital requirements is pretty much what brought down AIG.


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By PATSY STODDARDStaff Writer
The Emery County Public Lands Council met in their regularly scheduled meeting on March 12 at 10 a.m. in the courthouse. Those members present were Chairman Dennis Worwood, Vernell Rowley, Kirk Johansen, Joe Fielder, Tom Roush, Wes Curtis and Val Payne.
The first item on the agenda was the approval of the minutes from the previous meeting. The subcommittee reports were next on the agenda. Worwood said Craig Johansen was attending meetings on water in St. George and could not be in attendance at this meeting. Worwood mentioned the Blackham Bill which allows water to be sold outside of the drainage. One worry with this bill is that Los Angeles or Las Vegas could buy up water and smaller cities and counties couldn't out bid them.
Roush said he had attended his first meeting on the recreation subcommittee and he was impressed with how organized they are. Margaret Swasey who is a member of the recreation subcommittee said, "Public Lands Day will be held at Swasey's Cabin this year at the head of Sinbad. I went out with the Bureau of Land Management and we checked the site over. We will be doing restoration work on the cabin, resodding the roof. We will be taking down and putting up fencing. We will fence around the cabin so the cows don't get into the cabin. We will install a toilet, improve the parking lot area. A post and rail fence will be installed. We will do some recontouring where the old road is located. We will recontour by the cabin and do some reseeding. We will fence the archaeological area. The date is set for Sept. 28. There are a whole gamut of projects to be completed," said Swasey.
Kathleen Truman was next on the agenda. She said, "The cowboy poetry book is almost together and we will be moving it along in the next month or so. We have $20,000 for community information signs for each of the communities. Rosann Fillmore and I have been around to all the city council meetings and everybody is excited. Each community will come up with their own information to go on the signs and can place them in their parks or wherever they choose to put them. It will serve as a branding of the county," said Truman.
Worwood reported that the grazing subcommittee is working with the agencies to identify projects to work on and that is moving forward. Training for the cattleman groups will also occur later in the year.
Fielder reported on the land exchange, "We are just figuring out where we are and where we are headed. I've talked to SITLA and their focus is to make as much money from the lands as they possibly can. They want information from Emery County to see what lands we'd want to keep and what we are willing to trade. We don't have enough information yet. We will take our recommendations to the commission and they will decide what is the right way to go," said Fielder.
Worwood pointed out the federal agency involved and SITLA will make the final decision. They will consider Emery County comments in the process.
BLM acting field manager, Tom Rasmussen was next on the agenda. He said, "We have been speaking to the Emery County Sheriff's Office and the Carbon County Sheriff's Office for additional law enforcement for the desert during Easter weekend. We will have additional BLM people out as well. The San Rafael Route Designation came out on Feb. 7 and public comments will be taken through March 22. Most of the comments to date have been prowilderness.
"Phillips is drilling numerous wells, most of these are single pad angle drilling, on forest, private land and BLM. Most are in Carbon County with some in Emery County. The Flat Top and north of Humbug have become a hot bed for oil and gas leasing. We recently flew over the area in a helicopter. Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance is opposing leasing in those areas. The gas companies are also trying to lease areas west of Green River on Highway 24 in the San Rafael desert and near Blanding and Moab.
"In the Lila Canyon land appeals they have been give a temporary notice to proceed and have been issued a new mine permit," said Rasmussen.
Steve Behling from Consol said they were looking at three options. Two of which are looking at new portal sites and the other option would be going in at the existing workings. They are still in the decision making process although they are committed to reactivating the mine and want to do so in the quickest most productive way.
Rasmussen said, "We flew the wild horses at Range Creek and Cedar Ridge. The Robbers Roost herd numbers approximately 80 horses.
"We have had 10-12,000 comments on land use planning. About 541 comments originated from Eugene, Ore. and all said the same thing. We will analyze the comments and we are working on mineral reports. We are also working with the American Quarter Horse Association on a trail ride they want to hold at the head of Sinbad," said Rasmussen.
The forest service update was next on the agenda. Bill Broadbear explained the Arapeen Trail System. "The system is in its final stages of putting together the map. It has been scrutinized by a lot of folks. What we are trying to do is feature opportunities for riders and let them know where they can go. The highlighted routes are consistent with the forest service travel plan we've had for 15 years. The people in Sanpete had neat routes vice versus. Now the map connects those trails from east to west. It is 90 percent signed and marked with a difficulty rating.
"We've had input from the state people and the OHV community. We've heard from both sides and had a lot of public input. We will do the final edits and start producing these maps. We are saying here's where you can go and here's what's open for your use. The Skyline Drive is the backbone for the trail system.
"You can tie into it from both sides of the mountain. The trails are also marked with reassurance markers to keep people on the trail. It also indicates which roads are not part of the trail and just user created roads and it indicates they are not for use. It creates loops and riding opportunities," said Broadbear.
John Healy from the forest service said this new map will be a supplement to the travel map and the roads analysis may add trails or take them away.
Broadbear said, "We want to give these maps away. With the signing they will know where they can go. We want the focus to be on where they can go. We've been working on the signing for a year and we are getting pretty close. These are single track trails.
"We are planning improvements at Willow Lake up Ferron Canyon. We are going to gravel the road to the camp site. There are 10 or 12 camping spots that will be graveled and a fire ring will be built at each site. We would like to turn this into a fee area when the work is in place. We would like feedback on this. The proposed fee would be $3 per vehicle for overnight camping,"
Payne wondered what the reaction to the fees at Potters Pond has been. The forest service responded the comments have been positive and this summer will be the first where Potters Pond will have a host couple.
Payne said, "Have the improvements led to more appropriate use?" The response was yes for the most part that was the case with a few complaints by campers on people shooting closeby camp and inappropriate ATV use. The presence of a host couple will help control what's going on.
Broadbear said the improvements at Willow Lake will be complete by August and that charging fees will help recoup those costs and also help with maintenance.
Another project Broadbear has been working on is in the Lake Canyon area where Millers Flat road hits State Route 31. The first three miles along that stretch is filled with dispersed camping sites. Money has been set aside to treat these dispersed sites. "We will fix roads, gravel, put up barriers and install designated fire rings. Work is also planned on ATV trails as part of the improvement work. An engineer from Oregon who designs trails back there came out and stayed eight days last summer. He was amazed by the people in that area and the number of ATV riders, many who rode two or three people on one ATV. He was shocked by the amount of use the area gets. He proposed a trail system that interconnects the campsites.
"One trail along an old road bed up Spring Canyon will connect to Skyline and give a longer riding opportunity in the area. Play areas where they can ride in close proximity to the campsites is being proposed. A scoping letter will be sent to permittees in the area and to the lands council. This would be part of the Arapeen system," said Broadbear.
Elaine Zieroth from the forest service spoke next. She said, "There were 14 small avalanches on top last week. Some people were buried but they had emergency transponders and were dug out quickly.
"The last forest service plan was completed in 1986. Every 15 years the plan is revised and we are a little overdue but we are starting into the process this year. It will take approximately four years to complete. So we have a lot of time to involve the public. We will determine what areas remain roadless and where we want access. Also which areas will have wilderness status. These are big issues and we want to involve the public. We want to do a better job determining sociological and economic status. We want to invite the counties and the cooperating agencies to be full players. We want to determine what importance the forest has to the county. We are about six months away from the public involvement phase. Maps submitted by the special interest groups recommend 90 percent of the forest be wilderness," said Zieroth.
Curtis said he appreciated the willingness of the forest service to open the door to partner with the county for input.
Zieroth said, "The new chief said counties are the real key in finding effective ways to use input.
"We want to revise the amendment on natural fire. We would like to use it on the forest for management to create forage and take out the dead stuff. We will identify those spots on the map where natural fire might be useful. Areas not close to private land and large enough areas. Some years it wouldn't be used but some years it might be beneficial. There were 98 fires last year in the forest that probably wouldn't have done any harm and burned out on their own without wasting resources and manpower to put them out," said Zieroth.
Paul Conover said, "We have worked hard on the Arapeen trail map. When people complain just remind them that the travel map is the law. The trails on the Arapeen are for OHV use not for jeeps.
"We want seamless systems. The Arapeen trail will work on a connector system to connect the forest to the communities and into the reef area.
The project to place a bridge at the Black Dragon Trail picnic grounds was discussed. It will be placed at a narrow spot and the bridge will be set without disturbance to the streambanks.
Conover said the bridge will not be narrower than six feet wide and would be 80 feet long. No full sized vehicles would be allowed on the bridge.
The next item on the agenda was the update on the Temple Mountain reclamation project. Payne said the contractor is on site now and that he had toured the site with the contractor and offered input. He said projects of this kind have not always been sensitive to the historical significance of a site, but this one is. They will be covering the portals with materials, but will leave them visible so visitors can get a feel for the area. There will be no dismantling of structures. The contractor asked if the county was interested in stabilizing the tipple. The county expressed interest but no further action has been taken.
Rowley said they had started on March 11 reclaiming the mines. He said there are 140 mines they are doing something with. They will be fencing the mine shafts, filling pits and filling inclines, It will take three months to do the project. Some sites will be left open for now so the historical society can document them with photos before the reclamation work is done on them.
The next item on the agenda was the presentation on the Seely Guard Station. The barn at the station was built in 1933 or 34, the garage was built in 1934 and the house was built in 1907 and was partially destroyed by a fire and rebuilt in 1933-34.
The station has played a part in history. Proposed improvements to stop the deterioration of the facility include pumping the latrine and filling it with dirt, restricting the entry of rodents, patching holes, cleaning inside and out and supporting the garage would be in cluded in the first phase. The second phase would include patching the barn roof, repairing windows, removing paint and applying stain to the house. The third phase would include shingles, staining the roof, removing and replacing the porch, screens and shutters, repair doors, and repair the chimney. The fourth phase would include repairs inside the house and garage.
Possible uses for the restored station could include a rustic cabin and barn available for year round rental. The garage could be moved to serve as a warming station for crosscountry skiers and snowmobilers. Also it could be used as a rustic ATV riders stopover and camping facility.
Conover mentioned his snowmobiling club was somewhat interested in helping with the restoration. The station qualifies for the National Register.
The next item on the agenda was the discussion of the Quitchupah Draft EIS. Worwood explained the four draft proposals. The public lands council has chosen Alternative D-Waterhollow route with modifications which include the continued trailing of livestock and ATV access. Payne explained this choice as the one which addressed the public concerns which had been expressed to the public lands council such as avoiding the Native American rock art sites.
The recommendation was ratified as the official recommendation of the lands council. The Heritage Bill is in the hopper and is officially know as HR-3876. There are two other Heritage Bills being introduced this year; the Highway 89 Heritage area and the Great Basin Heritage Area in Millard County.
The public lands council will be conducting public information meetings to bring the public up to speed on the monument and to receive public comment. The President wants the public process before designation not after. The first meeting will be held on Fri. March 22 from 6-9 p.m. at Green River High School in Green River. The second meeting will be conducted on Sat. March 23 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Emery High School Auditorium in Castle Dale. The focus of this meeting will be access and travel as it relates to the monument. The second set of meetings will be held on April 3 and 4 with times and locations to be announced. All issues concerning the monument such as water rights, grazing, tourism and heritage sites will be discussed.
Curtis proposed the land council ask the BLM to extend their comment period for the travel plan so it can include the information gathered at the public meetings.
Payne pointed out that the draft monument proposal will be designed by the public meetings and hearings.
Conover wondered about the possibility of putting the monument proposal on the ballot to be voted on by county residents. Worwood said that would be left to the commissioners to decide.


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San Diego has arguably become the craft beer mecca of the world. With new world-class breweries popping up every year, San Diego has quickly attracted the curiosity of international beer snobs. America's Finest City's thriving beer scene celebrates its newfound beer fame by hosting a series of annual celebrations dedicated entirely to craft beer brewing and sampling. From annual festivals to San Diego Beer Week, beer lovers always have something to look forward when they head to this city.
San Diego Festival of Beer
On September 9, the downtown Broadway Pier will play host to the San Diego Festival of Beer. There will be live music and at least 60 different breweries. Admission tickets are $20-$30 and they include 10 beer tastes.
Rock Star Beer Festival
On October 11, the Rock Star Beer Festival visits San Diego, setting up shop at San Diego Waterfront Park. For $35-$50 guests can enjoy craft beer, music and access to the rockin' after party.
San Diego Brewers Guild Festival
The Guild Festival is on November 7-8, and kicks off San Diego Beer Week. Watch musical performances and enjoy brewery showcases on the Broadway Pier. Ticket prices are $50-$100 and well worth the money.
San Diego Beer Week
San Diego Beer Week lasts 10 days, running from November 7 through the 16, during which the whole county turns into a beer connoisseur's playground. There will be a seemingly endless amount of brewing events, tasting sessions, educational events, and beer specials around the city. The final celebration takes place at the Beer Garden where local breweries and chefs celebrate craft beer in style. This year's annual event is already starting to create a buzz around town. If you're planning an SDBW trip into town, we highly recommend booking your San Diego Beer Week hotel near downtown San Diego as soon as possible.
San Diego International Beer Festival
San Diego's International Beer Festival is coming back on June 19-21, 2015. The event, located at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, includes San Diego Fair tickets along with beer tastings and a souvenir glass. Admission costs between $50 and $100.
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Very interesting, I love how you can see the folds as eyelets towards the un ground section and more tight layers where its ground gives us little clues to how its made and the time involved to forge it. It takes some polish to show the folds out and the hamon with out any etching, Will the final fine grit bring back the hamon a little?
I did try to etch other blade i had but it dose not work that way with Tamahagene, Acid or any other etching dose simply not show all details in Tamahagene
Hamon will be reviled best after Hadori, basically it will make harder part very hazy and softer part remains like now
Wow I really love that handle shape and length.
Beautiful work. I can't wait to see the end result.
Is this the new standard finish we can expect from JNS?
that is stunning. makes you think its damascus. Great job.
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LIFE: Backstage at the Oscars
February 20, 2013 11:00 AM
LIFE photographer Leonard McCombe photographed Hollywood legends like Paul Newman, Jimmy Stewart, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Mae West, Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster and many more, as they rehearsed for the 1958 Academy Awards. As it turned out, however, only a handful of McCombe's marvelous photos were published in the magazine. Here, 55 years later, LIFE.com presents the pictures that ran in LIFE, and many more that didn't.
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NBA 2K11 is a basketball video game developed by Visual Concepts and 2K Sports and published by 2K Sports.It was released on October 5, 2010 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, and PC. Michael Jordan is the cover athlete of the game and is featured in the game in different ways.
The game introduces some new features, several of which involve cover athlete Michael Jordan. The "Jordan Challenge" is a game mode that follows 10 of Jordan's career accomplishments. In "MJ: Creating a Legend", players will take control of Jordan as a rookie and guide him to legendary status on any NBA squad. As Jordan completes seasons during the mode, players will see his appearance change as he ages. This mode is unlocked after completing all of the Jordan Challenges.[4] As part of the "My Jordans" feature, users will be awarded pairs of Air Jordans for hitting game milestones and accomplishments. Collect the entire line of Air Jordan shoes that MJ wore throughout his career and gain specific attribute bonuses when you have them equipped.
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Climate change negotiations in Cancun are in the crucial home stretch and there is measured optimism that an agreement can be reached. It will not be the legally binding agreement that most nations want. To succeed, these talks will have to set the groundwork for such an agreement next year in Durban. The key to moving ahead on global negotiations is the discussion about a second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol.
Canada, Japan, Russia, Australia, and others are opposed and argue that developing economies such as China, Indian and Brazil need to commit to emissions reductions first. The latter nations, along with the European Union and the vast majority of other countries at the talks, say that nations that have signed the legally binding Kyoto Protocol need to live up to their commitments and they need to agree to a second period. They argue that the countries that have created the mess should begin cleaning it up.
On the other hand, the Japanese negotiators have said that country will not agree because the nations that signed the 1997 protocol now account for only 27% of global emissions. Add the United States, of course, which has not signed Kyoto, and that number goes up noticeably. Meanwhile, the EU is pushing for a second commitment period because it has, on the whole, met its targets under Kyoto.
On Thursday, the Chair of the working group negotiating on Kyoto commitments released a text that has two options:
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Adopts the amendments to the Kyoto Protocol as contained in the annex to this decision;
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Decides that it shall, as it considers appropriate in the context of the adoption of a protocol pursuant to -/CP.16 and in order to enable the full, effective and sustained implementation of the Convention beyond 2012 adopt the amendments to the Kyoto Protocol as contained in the annex to this decision;
2. Takes note of decisions -/CMP.6 on land use, land-use change and forestry, -/CMP.6 on emissions trading and the project-based mechanisms, -/CMP.6 on greenhouse gases, sectors and source categories, common metrics to calculate the carbon dioxide equivalence of anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks, and other methodological issues, and -/CMP.6 on consideration of information on potential environmental, economic and social consequences, including spillover effects, of tools, policies, measures and methodologies available to Annex I Parties;
3. Decides that the provisions of the amendments contained in the annex to this decision shall apply to all Parties immediately upon the conclusion of the first commitment period under Article 3, paragraph 1, of the Kyoto Protocol, and shall continue to apply on a provisional basis until the entry into force of the amendments for each Party;
4. Invites Parties to deposit their instruments of acceptance in respect of the amendments contained in the annex to this decision, in accordance with Article 20, paragraph 4, with a view to ensuring that there is no gap between the first and second commitment periods;
5. Requests the Subsidiary Body for Implementation to assess the implications of the carry-over of assigned amount units to the second commitment period on the scale of emission reductions to be achieved by Annex I Parties in aggregate for the second commitment period;
6. Also requests the Subsidiary Body for Implementation to recommend, at its thirty- fifth session, appropriate actions to be taken by the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol to address the implications referred to in paragraph [4][5] above, for adoption by the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol at its seventh session.
The entire document and its annexes can be found here .
Nothing is ever easy. It's brinksmanship, said Elizabeth May, leader of Canada's Green Party and a long-time observer of the UNFCCC process. Once an agreement is reached, a second commitment period could look different but the problem is that after 20 years of negotiations developing countries "have not once" seen the major polluters of the world keep their promises, Green said.
"We all will leave Cancun knowing very clearly that we have not very significantly changed the time window in which the world will be able to address climate change," UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner told the media in Cancun.
As someone said earlier, countries think they are negotiating with each other. In fact, they are negotiating with the atmosphere. The outcome of those negotiations cannot be delayed for much longer.
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Feb. 20 | Warning on the Bonaire Banded Box Jellfyfish
STINAPA received notice that there are Bonaire Banded Box Jellyfish (Tamoya Ohboya)" on the beach and in the water at Sorobon.Read more
Feb. 06 | BONAIRE RECEIVES HONORS IN USA TODAY'S 10BEST READER'S CHOICE AWARDS
The results are in for USA Today's 10Best Reader's Choice Awards!Read more
Jan. 30 | FIRST TASTE OF BONAIRE FOR 2017
Saturday February 4th, 2017 TCB will be organizing the first Taste of Bonaire for 2017 with the theme Carnival. For the first time TCB will introduce this, where there will be a lot of joy with a Carnival atmosphere. The event will take place at the Wilhemina Park from 6pm to 11pm.Read more
Jan. 05 | VOTE FOR BONAIRE NOW!!!
We are happy to inform you that Bonaire has been nominated in USA Today's 10 Best Reader's Choice Awards 2017!Read more
Dec. 19 | Happy Holidays from TCB!
Tourism Corporation Bonaire wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous 2017.Read more
Dec. 12 | Christmas Shopping Night 2016
Saturday December 17th, 2016 Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) in cooperation with Bonaire Arts & Crafts Association (BACA) are organizing the Christmas Shopping Night which will be taking place in the Wilhelmina Park and throughout Kaya Grandi from 6pm to 10pm.Read more
Nov. 28 | SAIL, TRIATHLON AND BOAT PARTY
In celebration of 15 years in the community, Budget Marine proudly presents a day of events at the waterfront.Read more
Nov. 21 | Cultural Market
The Cultural Market has a fusion of local arts & crafts, plants & vegetables and educational presentations.Read more
Nov. 07 | KITE - SUP - YOGA WEEK
From 12th to 19th of November we join forces with Windhoek Resort and M&M Stand Up Paddling.Read more
Oct. 31 | Bonaire Blond Restaurant Week
From the 31st of October till the 6th of November Bonaire Blond organizes the first edition of the Bonaire Blond Restaurantweek.Read more
Oct. 17 | Cultural Market
The Cultural Market has a fusion of local arts & crafts, plants & vegetables and educational presentations.Read more
Sep. 27 | Bonaire Regatta 2016
The 49th edition of the Bonaire Regatta will take place from October 12th to October 15th 2016.Read more
Sep. 15 | CARLOS COSTE SET TWO RECORDS DURING BONAIRE DEEPSEA CHALLENGE
Carlos Coste (VEN) set New Continental South American Record -69 meters on 5 september in the purest freediving discipline of Constant No Fins (CNF) in 3 minutes 33 seconds (previous record: -65 m).Read more
Sep. 12 | Cultural Market at Mangazina di Rei
The Cultural Market has a fusion of local arts & crafts, plants & vegetables and educational presentations.Read more
Aug. 23 | Bonaire Deepsea Challenge 2016
After last years success, Deepsea Challenge is back to deliver a high-end and exciting competition on Bonaire; ranked among the top freediving destinations of the world.Read more
Aug. 05 | Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino Introduces All-Inclusive Packages
Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino has announced that a new all-inclusive package will be made available to its guests starting in August 2016.Read more
Aug. 01 | UNITED AIRLINES AIRFARE TO BONAIRE AS LOW AS $450 FOR FALL TRAVEL
Fall is around the corner, and if you haven't yet, now's the time to book your fall escape to Bonaire!Read more
Jul. 18 | PROKIDS WINDSURFING 2016
Taking place at Sorobon Beach, the 12th edition of Prokids Windsurfing will be from July 29th to 31st.Read more
Jul. 12 | La Cantina Food Court
On Saturday July 16th restaurant La Cantina will be hosting another FOOD COURT! Different stand holders prepare their specialties.Read more
Jul. 05 | Town Pier Clean Up July 9th
This Saturday, July 9th, we're hosting another quarterly Clean Up Dive. We'd like to invite you all to come by and help keep Bonaire blue and beautiful!Read more
Jun. 28 | New Rincon Drive, Hike, Bike Route
The rural areas of Bonaire are now more accessible for tourists and recreationists.Read more
Jun. 22 | SECOND TASTE OF BONAIRE JUNE 2016
On June 25th, Tourism Corporation of Bonaire will be organizing the second Taste of Bonaire for this year. This will be the second of the five Taste of Bonaire's, planned for this year.Read more
Jun. 06 | BONAIRE BLOND TASTING DURING SPECIAL EDITION OF LA CANTINA FOOD COURT
A special Bonaire Blond tasting will be hosted during the 7th edition of the La Cantina Food Court upcoming Saturday.Read more
May. 30 | Open House Washington-Slagbaai National Park
Sunday June 5th Washington-Slagbaai National Park will have her annual open house. Admission on this day is free.Read more
May. 17 | UNITED AIRLINES EXTENDS AIRFARE SALE TO BONAIRE
We have MORE great news to share with you for summer travel to Bonaire! Starting today, United Airlines has extended the booking window for their Newark Summer Fare Sale for all destinations originally covered. The booking window now extends through Tuesday, June 7, 2016.Read more
May. 05 | UNITED AIRLINES AIRFARE SALE TO BONAIRE
We have great news to share with you and your clients for summer travel! Starting today, United Airlines' Newark-Bonaire Sunday flight, which commences on June 12, 2016, is on sale. The booking window for the sale is now through May 17, 2016. All travel must be completed by August 14, 2016.Read more
Apr. 13 | Rincon Day 2016
Rincon Day taking place on April 30th is a special day on the island of Bonaire, where the focus is in the oldest town of Bonaire and the Dutch Caribbean.Read more
Apr. 07 | I Love Bonaire Bartender Competition 2016 coming Sunday
This Sunday April 10th Coco Beach will be hosting the I Love Bonaire Bartender Competition 2016. Four professional bartenders will compete for a spot on the Bonaire Culinary Team which will represent Bonaire at the Taste of the Caribbean, a culinary competition for professional chefs and bartenders this coming June in Miami.Read more
Mar. 31 | BONAIRE TO WELCOME FABIEN COUSTEAU
Tourism Corporation Bonaire is pleased to announce that Mr. Fabien Cousteau will be visiting Bonaire from April 8 - 12, 2016.Read more
Mar. 14 | Bonaire Cuisine Months
Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) will be organizing once again the Bonaire Cuisine Monthsprogram, which is slated to run in the months of May and June 2016.Read more
Feb. 26 | The Week of Bonaire Blond
The week of Bonaire Blond is organized from March 5th to March 12th. It will be a week filled with a lot of different activities.Read more
Feb. 09 | UNITED'S SUMMER NON-STOP SERVICE TO BONAIRE
Are you suffering from the winter blues, and counting down the days until summer?Read more
Feb. 01 | Carnival Schedule
Here you can find the Carnival schedule.Read more
Jan. 14 | Non-stop service with Delta
Planning your next scuba diving escape to #Bonaire?Read more
Jan. 11 | Check our Image Gallery
Check out our image gallery for the winning photos of the Bonaire Photo Contest.Read more
Dec. 22 | Happy Holidays!
Tourism Corporation Bonaire wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous 2016.Read more
Dec. 16 | Christmas Shopping Night
Upcoming Saturday December 19th, 2015 Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) in cooperation with Bonaire Arts & Crafts Association (BACA) and Downtown Business Association are organizing the Christmas Shopping Night which will be taking place in the Wilhelmina Park and throughout Kaya Grandi from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm.Read more
Nov. 18 | New Destination Video
Bon Bini na Bonaire! Whether you're a scuba diver, adventurer, nature lover or just want to spend the day on the beach, Bonaire has something for everyone!Read more
Nov. 10 | Marshe di Playa
Marshe di Playa is a new local market in the center of Kralendijk organised by Boneiru Duradero in collaboration with Kriabon.Read more
Oct. 15 | Vote for Bonaire!
We have good news to share with you - Bonaire has been nominated as one of the Best Caribbean Destinations For Adventure byRead more
Sep. 07 | ANNUAL BONAIRE REGATTA 2015
The 48th edition of the Bonaire Regatta takes place from 7th-10th October 2015.Read more
Aug. 25 | Last Taste of Bonaire for 2015
Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) is organizing this Sunday, August 30th, 2015 the last Taste of Bonaire for 2015. The theme for this Taste of Bonaire is the International Edition.Read more
Aug. 20 | Join us for Nest Monitoring on Klein Bonaire
From May until October, we visit Klein Bonaire three mornings a week, looking for sea turtle activity. You can join us in our new boat to Klein Bonaire.Read more
Aug. 04 | 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BONAIRE WOUNDED WARRIOR
A special week from August 15th-22nd, 2015 on Bonaire that welcomes and celebrates a group of wounded warriors and their families.Read more
Jul. 27 | MINDFULNESS MEDITATION RETREATS
This summer, a full week of Mindfulness Meditation is offered on Bonaire. From July 25th till August 1st, participants can enjoy daily guided meditations at various locations in Bonaire.Read more
Jul. 14 | TCB organizes the fourth Taste of Bonaire for 2015
Saturday July 25th, 2015 the fourth Taste of Bonaire for the year 2015 will be taking place at the Wilhelmina Park from 6 to 10 pm.Read more
Jul. 01 | Prokids Bonaire
Taking place at Sorobon Beach, the 11th edition of Prokids Windsurfing will be from July 3rd to 5th.Read more
Jun. 24 | Third Taste of Bonaire
Tourism Corporation Bonaire will be organizing the third Taste of Bonaire for this year, which will be taking place on Sunday June 28th, 2015.Read more
Jun. 02 | DEEP SEA CHALLENGE BONAIRE
Between the 17th and 27th of June, 2015, Freediver World Records holder Carlos Coste and his team will be present on Bonaire for the annual Deep Sea Challenge.Read more
May. 06 | Bonaire Cuisine Month
Bonaire Cuisine Month will be running for the entire month of May with an exciting program.Read more
Apr. 15 | Bonaire in TAUCHEN App
Now all divers can digitally discover Bonaire's underwater world. A free Bonaire Special has been included in the TAUCHEN App for iPad.Read more
Apr. 15 | Bjorn Dunkerbeck to Sorobon Masters
Windsurfing legend Bjorn Dunkerbeck, who has an amazing 41 world titles to his name, will compete in the second edition of Sorobon Masters. The fact that BRead more
Apr. 13 | Adopt a Coral
The Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF) has just launched Bonaire's first 'Adopt a Coral' programme. This programme was developed to draw greater attentionRead more
Mar. 16 | Bonaire Dive Week
A week-long diving and festivities on a tropical island? That's the Bonaire Dive Week! From May 26th to June 2nd 2015, you can enjoy ...Read more
Mar. 04 | Check out upcoming events
Bonaire Calendar of Events 2015Read more
Feb. 25 | This Saturday: Cultural Market at Mangazina di Rei
Cultural Market at Mangazina di ReiRead more
Jan. 26 | Bonaire Carnival 2015
Between February 7th and 17th, several carnival activities will take place on Bonaire.Read more
Jan. 21 | Bonaire International Fishing Tournament 2015
27th Bonaire International Fishing TournamentRead more
Jan. 16 | Bonaire welcomes Carnival Cruise Lines
On Monday January 19th, Bonaire will welcome Carnival Cruise Lines and its passengers on their first call to our island with a surprise event.Read more
Jan. 13 | InselAir starts 2 weekly flights to Manaus (Brazil)
Flights start January 14th, 2015. Congratulations Insel Air.Read more
Jan. 05 | Bonaire International Fishing Tournament 2015
27th Bonaire International Fishing TournamentRead more
Dec. 30 | Maskarada - 1st and 4th January 2015
The return of the MaskaradaRead more
Dec. 22 | Traditional Bonaire Drum day 27 December 2014
Entrance is free at Magazina di ReiRead more
Dec. 09 | Latin America Photo contest winners to be announced Dec 18, 2014
On December 18th, 2014 the Latin America photo contest concludes. Winners will be announced.Read more
Nov. 06 | November 29 and 30, 2014 Malicious & Delicious Lionfish Derby
In connection with the 35th Anniversary of the Bonaire National Marine Park, STINAPA Bonaire is launching a lionfish derby.Read more
Oct. 28 | Participate in the Bonaire facebook "FAKECATION" contest
Sweepstakes Prize Includes Two Roundtrip Delta Airlines Tickets & a Seven Nights' Stay at Eden Beach Resort Bonaire.Read more
Oct. 27 | 'At Sea' first Caribbean JRE member
'Restaurant At Sea' first Caribbean JRE member International dishes with a creative twist. That's the way to describe their culinary style.Read more
Oct. 21 | United States Vice Consul will visit Bonaire
On Monday, October 27th, the United States Vice Consul will visit Bonaire.Read more
Oct. 14 | DUO Xtreme Bonaire October 19, 2014
Sunday, October 19th, the 5th Duo Xtreme Race will be held on Bonaire.Read more
Oct. 14 | Nature Conservation on Bonaire Earning Global Accolades Once Again
Luigi Eybrecht has won the 'Dr. Jane Goodall Hope and Inspiration Ranger Award'! Luigi has a true passion for Bonaire's nature.Read more
Oct. 07 | Top Bonaire performance at the Windsurf Worldcup Sylt 2014
Ranked as the Top 10 World Champions by the PWA at the Windsurf Worldcup Sylt 2014Read more
Oct. 06 | Bonaire Regatta Event October 5th - 11th, 2014
Bonaire's 47th Regatta has initiated taking place from October 5-11, 2014. The land festivities are from October 8-11, 2014.Read more
Aug. 19 | Bonaire wins Junior Chef Competition in Barbados
The young Bonairean chefs have won gold during the Caribbean Junior Duelling Challenge 2014 in Barbados.Read more
Aug. 14 | Delta Airlines Friday Flight
Starting Friday, August 22, 2014, Delta will offer two weekly non-stop flights from Atlanta to Bonaire, departing on Fridays AND Saturdays.Read more
Jul. 29 | Bonaire Fall Festival
Many of our tourism partners are participating in the program and are offering accommodation packages, excursions,activities and dining. See vacation dealsRead more


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Strike King Pro Model Series 1 & 4S Crankbait
All Pro-Model crankbaits feature lifelike 3-D eyes and free floating rattles.
Strike King Series 1 A small, shallow diver with high buoyancy, the Series 1 is designed to be thrown around heavy cover. The square lip design makes it excellent for deflecting off of cover and triggering reaction strikes.
Strike King Series 4s runs a foot shallower the the Series 1 and has a unique wide wobble action that drives fish crazy. This crank is excellent for fishing in and around heavy cover especially in stained water where most anglers like to throw spinnerbaits. The Series will often allow you to catch big fish right behind the guy throwing a blade.
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Comments: The Series 1 is a sleeper of a little squarebill. These came out before Strike King ruled the bass bait world, so they aren't flashy as some of the newer baits. Who cares? I don't.
From: Jay6: USA 6/22/14
Comments: I like the action of these lures. However, I am very disappointed and upset with the quality of the hardware. The first time after I used these lures, the split rings and hooks were rusted the very next day after I used these lures. It's a shame that I have to buy a $5 lure, and then change out all of the hardware after one day of use.
From: Seth: Pittsburgh, PA 6/8/14
Comments: The Pro Model Series 1 Crankbait is one of the most effective lures I've ever used for largemouth bass. It has an excellent wobbling action and high quality eyes. I replace the tail hook with VMC Sure Set Treble for the inline hook set and oversized stinger. The only problem with Strike King is that they do not offer a realistic bluegill pattern, in spite of the prevalence of this forage species in lakes throughout the county. This necessitates my having these lures repainted to simulate bluegills, especially in their brilliant spring spawning colors and somewhat less flashy summer colors.
From: Vince: Tucson, AZ 3/1/14
Comments: I tell you, the KVD cranks get all the love, but both the Ser.1 and 4s catch the crap out of them. I like the 4s BETTER than the KVD 2.5
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Comments: great crank catches fish of a types i caught my biggest green sun fish on this bait.
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Comments: firetiger works well here in Fl. caught a 9 3/4lbs.,6 1/4, 4around 3lbs. gators like them too. lost two other lures to the gators. I think hooks should be smaller. They get hook the front &back hooks.
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Comments: Strike King cranks are alright, but the paint jobs are cheap and the hooks are terrible, and the bills break off. I would spend the extra money and get xcalibur cranks if i was you. they will last a lot longer.
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Comments: I have caught fish on this bait, but after about the third fish, the bill broke. I dont know what for? But other than that, its a great bait!
From: Ryan: North Carolina, USA
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