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So cute but,
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Canada loses thriller to Brazil in World League volleyballTAMPERE, Finland (June 15, 2012) – Canada took world number-one Brazil to the five set limit for the second time this year but loss on Friday 22-25, 25-19, 25-14, 19-25, 15-9 in the FIVB World League tournament in men's volleyball.
With the win, the Brazilians keep their hopes alive to finish first in Group B with a 7-3 record while the Canadians drop to 2-8. One of those wins was over
Gavin Schmitt of
"We were happy with the way we started the match,'' said Winters. ''We obviously later lost some confidence when
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The top team in each of the four groups, host
Canadian team roster for Group B fourth round in World League men's volleyball June 15-17 in
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but I'll save my ranting for later....\
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School sucks hard... no internet, not even a pc!!!!!!!
but I'll save my ranting for later....\
(I cried today)
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i thought you was going to school >_>
...The Brigade doesn't serve mint ice cream, huh... Wasn't aware of that..
*Eats strawberry ice cream*
Zetsuboushita|ROW ROW FIGHT THE POWAH! «°-°«
HOLY GODDESS OF HER HOLINESS! I just realized that RasenShuriken88 has declared war on the SOS Brigade Social Group yesterday and we are trailing behind the Narutards in term of post counts!
THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE! All Brigade members are to increase their level of activities in the SOS Brigade Social Group by the order of the pain of death! That includes you, jja, as well!
Yep, yep!! But now, we have two more posts than the Narutards^^ But Still, Continue posting and do your bests!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Wooohooo~
Zetsuboushita|ROW ROW FIGHT THE POWAH! «°-°«
Get your asses there, people! The Brigade Chief has already canceled one of his appointments in order to make more room for the Brigade.
Yeah... Imouten-chan is getting quite stressed right now..
Zetsuboushita|ROW ROW FIGHT THE POWAH! «°-°«
did you actually cancel an appointment Duke o.o
that's a little extreme >_>


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Is there going to be a download for Mac?
Alien Arena is an open sourced game that combines a sci-fi atmosphere with the tournament style deathmatch of Q3A and UT2k4. Major graphical features such as GLSL per-pixel lighting, ragdoll physics, light blooms, real time lights and shadows, textured particles, shaders, and reflective water, create a colorful and immersive deathmatch atmosphere. The game also includes mutators, adjustable effects, bot skill settings, and fully configurable deathmatch, team deathmatch, CTF, All Out Assault, Team Core Assault, Cattle Prod, and Deathball games. The game features original artwork, with a dark, sinister atmosphere combined with an off-the-wall campiness, and trippy, techno type music. There are currently over 60 maps, loaded with weapons(each having an alternate firing mode) and powerups. Alien Arena has fast, smooth gameplay, & players can play online against one another or against the bots. Please post all support issues in the forums for the game.
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Well, the Humid Bone Forest is famous and the only reason why an Uchiha with MS (like Itachi), would start to shit himself after mentioning a similar place, is if a Sage Mode using person already totally owned some other Uchiha with MS. Make sense, I guess, thought it's still not fully confirmed.
The Senju, were called the clan of the forest before Hashirama appeared. It seems that they had a connection to the Humid Bone Forest, similar to how Juugo's clan had connection to Dragon Cave (was Juugo's clan name revealed ?). Being born with Mokutoun, might be the effect of his ancestors associating with the Hermit Law. Of course, it might be that Hashirama had a different parent than Tobirama and simply that parent took him along to train him, while in the meantime, their mother met another man and had a second son, or something like that. The Senju (as Senju) started battling with Uchiha only after Hashirama became their leader.
The fact that all 3 places are so famous, suggests that there were famous sage mode users steaming from them.
At the beginning of the series, Sasuke mentioned that people with special eyes, seemed to posses powers that could top: genjutsu, ninjutsu and taijutsu. He mentions that Sharingan is one of those. At first I though that he meant only inborn Doujutsu, but now that I think about it, each Sage Mode gives you special Doujutsu and each Sage Mode allows you to use Senjutsu, which is a more powerful form of the 3 above. This means that half of the Doujutsu are effects of the Sage Modes (we have 3 known Sage Modes and 3 known great Doujutsus).


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OMG, this is awesome!!
This is what I call BADASS!!
- pic from mangastream.com
Oh, what? Kakashi's going to dip even deeper into his 1000 technique arsenal? Well Kishi, you better show us at least some the badassery that Kakashi is set to display because this is likely the only time we'll get to see Kakashi pissed off. And another thing, Kakashi actually used handseals to activate his Raikiri. Now when he does that, you know shit just got really real lol.
holy crap this chapter was awesome kakashi getting serious they way haku and sabuza were like crying and for the next week gaara vz 2 tsuchikage . let hope that wound wont cause any problem for kakashi.
this chapter is one of the best chapter of naruto.
Kick me high, hit me low, spit on me it's gonna take more than that to break my soul.
The should get a bunch of earth users to make the ground into mud and trap all the Zetsus, then get fire users to bake the mud into a brick that they can't escape from and then get a munch of wind users to kamaitachi all the zetsus into pieces! lol
But nice chapter either way, I'd like to see more from the son of the Tsuchikage, he showed an awesome move at the beginning but looks all tired now. Can't wait to see the wind Kage up against the earth Kage. I wonder if Gaara will show something different from sand based attacks, or maybe show that he still has all the raw power he had when Shukaku in him? Would be nice to see.
A pie in the sky?
Like a breath of fresh air. General Kakashi is about to wreck shit!!! I love it, Kakashi has been a main-stay favorite.
Kishi knows what he's doing...He knew it would be awesome to have Kakashi get pissed off in the same chapter as the precursor to the Great General Gara's battle. 2 of the most popular characters in the entire manga.
I have a feeling Kakashi (using Zabuza's sword) is about to take out the remaining 6 swordsmen of the mist, all by himself. How awesome would that be?
Beware of the Kyubii
Stev3child - The biggest pussy of them all is rokudaime sennin though. If he was a real man, he wouldn't have relied on hax god-given powers to seal the Jyubi. He would have suplexed that bitch and ripped each tail from the beast one by one with his bare hands.
I've already vented my frustrations so the only 2 good things in this chapter being a Kakashi tease and a Gaara/Tsuchikage showdown tease.
Chapter was meh.
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- China and North Korea: From Comrades-In-Arms to Allies at Arm's Length. Authored by Dr. Andrew Scobell.
- Since the ongoing nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula, which emerged in October 2002, the United States and other countries have pinned high hopes on Chinese efforts to moderate and reason with North Korea. Yet, as the author points out, it would be unrealistic to raise one's expectations over what China might accomplish vis-à-vis North Korea.
- Added April 01, 2002
- Beyond Nunn-Lugar: Curbing the Next Wave of Weapons Proliferation Threats from Russia. Edited by Mr. Thomas Riisager, Mr. Henry D. Sokolski.
- Originally commissioned by the NPEC as part of a study on the future of U.S.-Russian nonproliferation cooperation. It is different from other studies of U.S.-Russian cooperation because it relies on competitive strategies, which detail how best to pit one's strengths against a competitor's weaknesses in a series of moves and countermoves. The goal is to devise strategies that force one's competitor to spend more time and resources shoring up his weaknesses than in taking offensive action.


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|Posted by Jim on September 08, 2003 at 01:05:45:
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: We use a product called "HAIR AWAY"... we used to have water up to out knees and now no problems ! ! it comes in the hardware store and their is a sealed bag around it .... good luck
: : There are no drain cleaners available to the general public that can "eat through pipes". They can hardly even eat through a stoppage.
: : : : I need help. I bought this house about 2 months ago and slowly the bathtub started taking longer and longer to drain after a bath. Until now it won't drain hardly at all. Today at the grocery I bought "The Works" drain opener. I followed the directions and it still won't drain. When I tried to run some cold water in it, it looks like pieces of paint or something is in the water. What do you suggest? thanks, Kristie Try getting a cheap hand crank sewer cable.Theyre inexpensive and they work great on sink and bathtub drains when there is a minor clog.Be carefull with the liquid drain cleaners because they can burn right through your pipes.Take the overflow plate off your bathtub(located about 12 inches above the drain)and run the cable through there.Its probably plugged up with hair.Good luck Mike
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thx Ginova
thx Ginova
Made By Hagane, the Ice NomadNAruto's next Rasengan powerup(where he uses his new Fuuton RS while in Fox Xage mode) will accidentally make a tear in dimensions and suck Aizen and everyone else into Narutoverse, which will result in Madara and Aizen fusing, and Naruto will borrow Ichigo's enormous Zanpakuto and charge it with Wind Chakra and cut Madaraizen(if you steal this term I will hunt you down and disembowel you) in half, and then the world explodes from the awesomeness of the scene.
gins the man thanks
Well this is interesting.
Early manga release is always a treat.
However, I don't get why the raw manga has to be shipped to America or China.
Why can't it just be scanned in Japan and then sent via email or something like that?
I suppose there is a short simple answer for this... I'm just curious.
Isn't this raw ??!? I see only some weird japaneese things....I can't see any english
i dont see it
Si vis pacem, para bellum
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yeah ginova explained it in his last post
thanks for the explanation i didnt really understand gininova post
it is ok. tomarrow the translation will be out
The colorings of Jiraiya are really good! Looks like young Jira was quite handsome! X3
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From: Aaron, Lincoln, NE, USA
Comments: The new asymmetrical lacing is awkward, and does not offer me the same secure fit that I felt with the first version of the shoe. It also makes my foot-pod almost useless. I prefer the earlier version.
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From: M.K.R, Reston VA
Comments: I agree with David's review. The 2 has a much more superior upper and that was my problem with the 1's was the nav-band being intrusive on my high instep. The fit is the "like a glove" fit but not overly tight on the foot. Of course the shoe is lightweight, super cushy and can be used for any form of slow/med/fast training. Personally i really like the arch bump, feels great on longer runs. Overall..highly recommend it and running warehouse.
From: Mark
Comments: I admittedly ran in the Pureconnect 1 since the day it came out in my local running shop. The 2 has a superior upper with better breathability and I like the burrito tongue; in fact it makes the nav-band feel less intrusive to me. A lot of people complain with the fit, it's a narrow shoe with a pronounced arch. It just happens to fit my foot perfectly. I use it for all my long runs and marathons, its pretty much become my everyday trainer, and it's versatile enough for speedwork too.
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UPDATED: Fox Point trustees OK grant to Footbridge Friends
Village may give more, reimbursement required
Updated to include comment from Director of Public Works Scott Brandmeier regarding project cost estimates.
Fox Point - The Village Board voted Monday to grant local nonprofit Footbridge Friends $30,000 so the group can attempt to raise $625,000 for the controversial replacement of the Bridge Lane Ravine Footbridge.
That money will go to In Progress Consulting, which will lead the fundraising effort, and its subcontractor Clear Verve Marketing.
Though the total cost of all the contracting work, as laid out by In Progress, could total more than $45,000, the Village Board opted to give enough for the first four months of fundraising - $30,000 - and potentially approve the rest at a later date.
"This will give (Footbridge Friends) a reasonable amount of time to justify an increased amount," Trustee Eric Fonstad said.
Trustees Fonstad and F.R. Dengel were adamant that Footbridge Friends reimburse any money given by the village, and an amendment to the resolution was made that Footbridge Friends be obligated to make that repayment.
The resolution passed, 4-1, with Trustee William Warner dissenting, saying that he would rather bring the footbridge issue to referendum.
Fundraising timeline
Footbridge Friends, with the $30,000 approved by the Village Board, will have enough money to pay for fundraising through Nov. 14, when the second phase of In Progress' proposed fundraising schedule concludes.
The first phase outlined by In Progress consultant Amalia Schoone, slated for the period between Aug. 20 and Sep. 30, focuses on creating a "case statement" to express their argument and appeal for the footbridge, canvassing for and interviewing potential donors, and the training of Footbridge Friends members on fundraising.
Between Oct. 1 and Nov. 14, in the second phase, Footbridge Friends and In Progress would look to secure the majority of its goal through private donations and pledges, aiming to take in $600,000 of its $625,000 goal.
The third phase, which the village did not authorize payment for, though it may in the future, would take place between Nov. 15 and Feb. 15, during which time donations and pledges would be tallied and a report would be prepared for the Village Board on Jan. 31. As the fundraising period comes to a close, In Progress and Footbridge Friends would launch a public campaign to secure the remainder of its goal by Feb. 15.
How much to spend?
Initially, members of the Village Board were looking to fund the third phase of the fundraising effort, but with a spending limit.
"I'm wondering whether or not we can make a reasonable cap, so everyone knows what the village is committing to," Village President Michael West said.
As outlined in the In Progress proposal, the total consulting fees for the third phase would be $4,500 per month plus $650 per month for clerical assistance - though printing, postage and photography costs were not included in that estimate.
Board members totaled those figures and came up with $15,450 for the third phase, and considered amending the resolution to approve up to $45,450.
Proponents of the fundraising effort implored the Village Board to grant payment for all three phases.
"We've had every expectation along the way that this will be a successful project," Footbridge Friends President Barbara Schwartz said, after board members began to consider approving payments for only phases one and two, "but it just seems like we're getting our hands tied as we proceed here."
Trustee Christine Symchych agreed.
"If the board cannot give the money to see this through and see the group succeed, then nobody is benefiting," Symchych said.
Longtime vocal opponent of the footbridge replacement Larry Booth chastised the board for even considering giving money to the group for fundraising.
"If this private organization needs a marketing company, that's their problem to solve," Booth said, "not the taxpayers'."
He called into question the idea that $625,000 truly represents half of the cost of the project, referring to a March 2012 study by The Boldt Company that estimated the cost of replacement at $1.45 to $1.75 million.
"To sit here is being dishonest as hell, talking about six hundred and twenty-five thousand (dollars)," said Booth, maintaining that the village should go to referendum to decide the fate of the bridge.
Director of Public Works Scott Brandmeier said Wednesday morning that the village is approximating the cost of the construction in the middle of the estimates, at $1.5 million. From there, he said, the village isn't factoring in the cost of removal - estimated at $250,000 - because, unless the choice is made to rehabilitate the footbridge, the village "would incur that cost regardless."
That brings the working estimate of construction costs to $1.25 million, a half of which is $625,000. According to Brandmeier, the village should have a more refined estimate of the total cost as functional designs are presented, and variable costs like fuel and materials are solidified in a proposal.
"At this juncture we haven't had a design," said Brandmeier. "We've had conceptual design."
Fonstad was insistent that Footbridge Friends be required by the resolution to repay any money given by the village, effectively raising the fundraising goal by a potential total of $45,450 to $670,450.
"I could only support something like this if it's clear there's a requirement to reimburse (the village)," Fonstad said.
Though that requirement made it into the final version of the resolution, Footbridge Friends has no assets, and the possibility remains that there may be no money to repay the village if the fundraising fails.
"At the end of the day, the village may not be able to enforce (the requirement)," Fonstad said, "but it's an important feature."
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Flames 2012 RFA Profiles: Akim Aliu
Ryan Pike
June 26 2012 02:43PM
If there's one player that people will trot out to pledge allegiance to Abbotsford Heat head coach Troy Ward and his work with reclamation projects, it's probably Akim Aliu. While the stories regarding Ryan Howse's weight gain (and loss) are fine and dandy, it's with Aliu that Ward delivered some startling results and delivered a habitually under-achieving player to the NHL.
Well, sort of.
Before this season, Akim Aliu was a cautionary tale. Infamous for some clashes with teammates in junior over hazing, Aliu was drafted by Chicago in 2007 and bounced around the minor leagues for the past five seasons. He played for five different minor league clubs and had his rights traded before landing in Abbotsford on a loan from the Winnipeg Jets organization. Ward liked what he saw, dished out some tough love and ordered the youngster to completely change how he played and carried himself, including buying new suits and getting a haircut.
The results were some consistency from Aliu, a shortened 14-point season with the Abbotsford Heat and a two-game NHL call-up at the end of the year to try his luck at the big time. While Aliu was out-shot in his two-game recall, he delivered some offense while being thrown to the wolves – he started primarily in his own zone and usually against the opposition's better players.
Uncertain Role
That said, it's hard to figure out exactly what Akim Aliu brings to the table. He was great in Calgary, but I wouldn't expect his offensive outburst to be representative of what he can do on a regular basis. His NHLE pro-rated for a full AHL season is only 12 points, so even with an occasional outburst (like against Anaheim in Game 82), he's probably around 20 points a year. Hardly an offensive world-breaker.
Aliu was qualified for next season and will likely be retained by the Flames, with a deal probably worth close to $880,000 at the NHL level. Considering he's likely a fourth-line energy guy at best, that ticket is a bit rich (Lance Bouma and Tim Jackman are both making around $650,000, for instance).
He's a project who will spend at least half of the year in the AHL, though, so it's not like re-signing him to see if he can continue to grow towards his potential is a particularly risky venture.
June 26 2012, 04:10PM
Why was the 10 minute in Anaheim idiotic? He was sticking up for himself against Parros who was going after him at the bench. Parros got a 10 as well. You let yourself get pushed around when you are young and in the NHL and you look about as effective as Greg Nemisz.
Aliu is a project that Troy Ward can take credit for reclaiming. I admire both Ward and Aliu for the work they put in (I hope that Ward can similarly work his magic by rebuilding Ryan Howse). But I question whether the player we saw in that debut at the end of last season would be sufficient to eke out a spot on the NHL roster to begin next year.
Aliu is a big body, but I don't see him being more than a fourth liner in the same mould as Lance Bouma who is another bubble guy.
The $880K you quote would be as a result of him accepting the qualifying offer. While I agree with qualifying him, I don't think he is worthy of numbers greater than Jackman or Bouma.
From an off the ice perspective the Aliu story is a great one. The joy on his face during his call up to the Flames was a sight to see.
From a hockey perspective, I think you hit the nail on the head Ryan. There is really not much evidence he can be a top-6 or even top-9 NHL player. That being said, taking a shot on his continued development really is no risk. Price tag may be a little high but nothing that will break the bank. If he pans out great, if not we really lost nothing.
It's a guy like Irving that really concerns me. The stats don't really look promising and I just hope he doesn't go the way of many of our other wasted first rounders from the sutter era.
June 26 2012, 03:04PM
Aliu may have more offencive tools than Bouma, but doesn't appear to be too good with the mitts off if you check Youtube. Right now. Bouma's better. Obviously.
Aliu's not a bad interview. He seems to want to be a team guy. Looking for a place to fit in. I thinK Ward deserves maximum credit for getting this kid to buy into changing who he is...
Could Aliu replace Jackman on the right-side of the 4th line by the start of the season? He'd certainly score more points...
problem child rep has followed him throughout the ohl, windsor,sudbury and london. doesnt offer much more than nemisz would serve the motherteam.
June 26 2012, 03:20PM
Aliu is indeed a good story. If he becomes a regular, professoinal hockey player at any for awhile, it should be considered a success.
He'd have to improve become replacement level though.
June 26 2012, 03:47PM
Aliu could eventually make the NHL as a 4th liner. Thats about his ceiling. But that doesnt mean thats a bad thing. Kid is big, needs to learn how to skate better and is fearless when hitting. Great Great 4th liner traits that the Flames have lacked.
June 26 2012, 03:49PM
Aliu does bring a mean streak that Nemisz definitely does not have.
Two points about Aliu:
1. He looked great on the ice when none of the other players out there gave a crap. He was clearly elated to be in the NHL, even if it was just for two games, and knew he had to impress. Calgary had already been eliminated. Anaheim had already been eliminated. The Canucks were trying to clinch the President's trophy but they still slacked off as the 'Nucks are prone to doing. It remains to be seen what Aliu can do when playing with/against players who actually care about the outcome.
2. Against Vancouver he took a roughing penalty. Against Anaheim he took an idiotic 10 minute misconduct because he didn't have the discipline to shut his yap. He's been flagged as a discipline problem in the minors and did his best during his audition to prove he hasn't changed one bit. Cheap, high-energy fourth liners are nice to have, but not if they rack up unnecessary penalty minutes.
In short, I like Aliu's story, but I'm still highly skeptical of his worth as a player. He has a lot left to prove.
Yah problems with teamates. It was that little puke Downie who always has it coming to him.
Ward's secret is that he gives young players direction (Life and Hockey) as well as hope that if they work hard and play smart they will get rewarded.
Hopefully Aliu is a late bloomer. He seems like he would be a good thrid line non-checking role. Get the puck in deep and go get it. Then he has goods hands to feed it off.
@ JW: Absolutely he had to stand up for himself. If we are going to bring the skilled kids like Baers & Gaudreau, Cerevenkas & Backlunds, we need guys like Jones & Aliu to open up the ice. No ifs or buts. Give them a chance, I would rather watch the Alius, Boumas & Jones & Jackmans who hit, care & give 110% as opposed to the Kotaliks, Stajans, Hagmans, who get 4 times the pay. What have we got lose next year, lets give them a chance, they may even surprise & pot 10-15 goals. Worst case, we can draft some quality skill next year.
Optimism is contagious.
We all comment about the unimportance of leadership, and while I agree with that sentiment, there is something to be said about optimism in the dressing room.
Bodies like Jackman and Kostopolois have a little more to be jaded about, whether they are or not. Aliu will do ANYTHING for the logo on the front of his chest. He is a good employee and thankful to the organization.
Beyond that, he has some 'intagibles' (I hate this term but it fits). This team lacks a true antagonist, and had close to the fewest pps in the league last year (not sure if we ended with the fewest). More important than his points were the power play opportunities he generated. He put us in a position to score.
For this reason, I would prefer Aliu to Jackman or Kostopolous.
June 27 2012, 12:55AM
Optimism is contagious.
We all comment about the unimportance of leadership, and while I agree with that sentiment, there is something to be said about optimism in the dressing room.
Bodies like Jackman and Kostopolois have a little more to be jaded about, whether they are or not. Aliu will do ANYTHING for the logo on the front of his chest. He is a good employee and thankful to the organization.
Beyond that, he has some 'intagibles' (I hate this term but it fits). This team lacks a true antagonist, and had close to the fewest pps in the league last year (not sure if we ended with the fewest). More important than his points were the power play opportunities he generated. He put us in a position to score.
For this reason, I would prefer Aliu to Jackman or Kostopolous.
Awesome post. I think we need grit on our 4th line. We also need an agitator. Aliu may fit the bill.
On top of that, he may have some offencive skills. Unlike Jackman.
And since I've seen him interviewed, I also think he'd do anything to wear the Flaming C.
Last time I had a comment on this site about tough guys and agitators I was throughly horse whipped by the writers here and advised being toughness had no place in the game. I was told there were no stats to show the value of an aliu or bouma to the team and thus they are useless. Just saying, this article gives a strange message from flamesnation. We actually agree we should keep aliu who would have no statistical value, but would add toughness and a agitator to the lineup. I believe a guy like this, or even better, someone like brandon prust, would be a great addition to the flames 4th line.


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By By CHUCK GATESGuest Writer
CASTLE DALE - Even as marginally improving numbers celebrate the nation's emergence from economic eclipse, many local Utah officials say they're still struggling to escape its shadows.
An ongoing survey by the Utah League of Cities and Towns found that 65 percent of responding mayors and managers statewide said they were "less able" to meet the financial needs of running their cities in 2010.
Equally concerning the survey found is that 57 percent believe they'll be even "less able" to address those same needs in 2011.
Castle Dale Mayor Neal Peacock said his city's economy is energy dependent and the ongoing slowdown in energy services has left its mark on the city operations. He said property taxes receipts are down because people aren't able to pay them and sales tax revenues have fallen because people are shopping less.
Many feel the pinch. An Emery County Progress Web Poll last November found that nearly 42 percent participants felt the area economy to be "worse" or "much worse" compared to 2009. Only 21 percent felt it "much" or "a little" improved. Thirty-five percent thought it "about the same."
Peacock said the city trimmed its budget by 10 percent in 2010 and anticipates similar for 2011. Cutbacks have mostly been realized through attrition. "When people move on they haven't been replaced," he said.
Castle Dale is down to two full-time maintenance people and a body and a half in the city offices. Whereas four or five seasonal temporary workers used to be employed between April-October, that number has fallen to two.
"There's definitely been a drop in city services," the mayor said, citing an example of how volunteers now must water the city's summer flowers along Main Street instead of city employees.
The Utah League's survey results are especially telling when comparing responses given to the same questions asked four years earlier prior to the onset of the Great Recession. At that time, only 28 percent of mayors and managers felt less able to meet the 2006 needs of their cities and constituents, while 37 percent feared they would be less able to meet obligations.
Reasons for these concerns are simple. Revenues coming into city coffers are falling or holding steady at best, while the expenses of running a city, despite the federal governmental assurances that inflation is being kept in check, continue to spiral upward.
Seventy-four percent of mayors and managers said rising employee healthcare benefits were having either a moderate or major impact on budgets. But there was plenty of other blame to go around, including continuing infrastructure needs (70 percent combined moderate or major impact); rising prices, inflation and cost of living increases (67 percent combined); employee pension costs (66 percent combined); increasing public safety needs (61 percent combined).
Employee wages and salaries only generated a 52 percent response, indicating that's where much of the current belt-tightening is taking place. In a related response, 51 percent said development projects have had to be delayed or cancelled altogether because of the downturn.
Meanwhile, only 21 percent of those responding said their city's tax base was increasing. Twenty-eight percent said it was actually decreasing, and another 21 percent said it was flat. Compare this to the 2006 survey in which 60 percent felt the value of their city's tax base had increased and another 39 percent felt it hadn't changed. Only 1 percent at that time felt the city's tax base had decreased in value.
Citing the impacts on the citizenry and Main Street, 85 percent of those answering the survey said that their cities had seen an increase in unemployment among its residents, while 51 percent noted an increase in business closures.
Respondents also expressed concern that the bursting of the housing bubble in Utah has hurt their cities. The biggest concerns noted were declining property values, increasing utility bill delinquencies and delinquencies for utilities service fees or taxes, and property maintenance issues. Seventy-one percent of the mayors and managers surveyed said they had also dealt with a decrease in building permit revenues.
Survey was conducted Oct. 1 through Nov. 23, of last year (2010).
Also, I finally received a call back from the Utah League's Cameron Diehl. If it's not too late feel free to add it wherever it fits...
"The numbers say to me that Utah's municipalities are still feeling the effects of the recession. Although national numbers may suggest recovery is underway, Utah's cities are clearly lagging behind in what will be a long recovery process," said Cameron Diehl, policy analyst/attorney for the Utah League of Cities and Towns.
"In the meantime Utah's cities are trying to maintain a level of service that their residents expect, while avoiding increasing the tax burden. The cities have done an admirable job to date, but if this the economy continues to lag, some difficult decisions - whether reductionons in services or increasing taxes - may eventually become necessary," Diehl said.


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Bath Salt Comeback
Since we broke this story last week, the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office tells us they've made multiple arrests relating to bath salts and the new highly addictive and even more dangerous form known as "gravel."
We got a look at the highly addictive drug and found out from a former user just how popular it is.
The former addict is currently incarcerated in the Sullivan County Jail on unrelated charges. He agreed to tell us about the new trends in bath salts if we didn't identify him.
He knows all about the new version "gravel" that deputies say has hit our area. Gravel is a new mixture of bath salts and other drugs that's either mixed with meth or Klonopin, which is a seizure medication.
The former user, who tells us he's now clean, claims that most bath salt and gravel users are now shooting up the drug, instead of smoking or snorting it. He says that makes it more addictive.
"Some people would smoke it and then run water through and then pull resin out of it and then inject that. They're just mixing water with it and injecting it," says the former user.
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Ag and Community Leaders Meet at the National Rural Summit to Outline the Future of the Rural Economy
By Liz Purchia, Press Assistant
A crowd of all ages gathered in the Jefferson College Field House this morning for the Obama administration's National Rural Summit. The audience listened as Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, along with several other esteemed panelists, took the stage to discuss the silent crisis facing rural America today. On a beautiful June day, more than 400 people listened intently as industry and community leaders outlined a roadmap for revitalization in rural communities.
Secretary Vilsack started out the day reminding everyone in attendance – and those watching on the webcast across the nation – that ranchers, farmers, and residents of rural America play a crucial role in the prosperity of our nation as a whole. The contributions that rural Americans make to every family in this country are far-reaching. One in every 12 jobs in the nation is created by agriculture. Americans from every town and city rely on the strong system of values rooted in rural communities. And although rural America is home to about 20 percent of nation's population, more than 45 percent of America's service men and women were raised in rural America.
However, it is no secret that these small towns are in need of revitalization. In the last five years, we have lost 40,000 medium-sized farming operations. Rural Americans earn less than their urban counterparts, rural populations are declining and aging, and fewer folks are earning advanced degrees. Secretary Vilsack outlined the five pillars that make up the framework for a new rural economy. He joined audience members and panelists to discuss the ways in which these strategies will positively affect those living, working and raising families in rural communities.
One audience member said it is the ability to adapt and change that brings promise to rural communities. Those sentiments were echoed among the group. Darrin Inhen, president of the National Corn Growers Association, suggested that ethanol offers growth opportunities to expand the role of agriculture in America's energy independence. James Young, Mayor of Philadelphia, Mississippi, said bringing high-speed internet access to rural towns is vital to allow a direct line of communication with the rest of the world.
John Redding, former president of the National Association of Conservation Districts, reminded everyone that rural communities must flourish to protect the environmental future of our country. Looking to his granddaughter Lucy to illustrate the importance of a strong rural economy, Redding said, "I do what I do because of my Lucy. You do what you do because of your Lucy. That's what's at stake here."
Secretary Vilsack affectionately dubbed rural communities the soul of America, vital to the successes of our nation as a whole, and as James Young said: "Quitting is not an option. Giving up is not an option. Stopping is not an option. People in rural communities know this. We are going to continue to grow, because it is in us to grow."
Summit participants had the opportunity to further discuss the ideas touched on briefly during the morning session throughout the afternoon in six different breakout sessions. The six tracks the attendees got to explore were:
•Building Infrastructure for a 21st Century Rural Economy
•Expanding Opportunities for Rural Businesses
•Renewable Energy and Biofuels
•Farm Competitiveness and Productivity
•Forest Restoration
•Rural Recreation and Private Land Conservation
•Regional Food Systems and Nutrition.
The conversation was productive and wide ranging. But everyone assembled reaffirmed the promise they see in rural America, and expressed hope at the Obama administration's commitment to building a more prosperous future for rural communities.
Check back for the National Summit wrap-up later today as the attendees and panelists finish the discussion for rural America's revitalization.


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The new look was surprising at least. Only part I'm not keen on is the colour scheme, maybe something a bit easier on the eyes than red would do better.
The new look was surprising at least. Only part I'm not keen on is the colour scheme, maybe something a bit easier on the eyes than red would do better.
Hmm, like the SPY and BLOGS features should prove to be useful
Um, I was thinking that there could be upgraded new smilies as well - - see, that one isnt as cool in this hot new layout, now is it ?
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For some reason I'm getting blank pages every now and then and got a spat of parse errors when I apparently clicked too many things at almost the same time. I'll post the error message if it happens again.
I hope it hasn't been said before, but I hope you bring back the minimalistic black and white what's its name theme.
EDIT: So, Roku seems to like the same theme as I do .
EDIT2: @Maximo, yeah, it is a bit depressing, but it's not much different when this forum is dedicated to a medium that's almost 100% done in just black and white. At least keep it as an option.
Well, it'll take some getting used to the difference but I like it so far. My only problem is how everything stretches from one end to the next. Maybe like how some sites have the background (or whatever its called) to the left and right so the content itself is more compact...maybe we could do that. Like this for eg: http://jacgroup.zetsuboushita.net/ (no I'm not shamelessly plugging). As it is, I feel like I start reading something in the west and end up in the east. ^^'
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Alright who"s the idiot that changed the layout.
Don't like how the avatars have frames around them.
Ok - Just to clear up a few things:
Username Colors - This is the top of my list thanks to Queenofmuffins.
Borders around Avatars - Can be easily changed.
"We hate the red" / "We Love the red" - Thanks for the feedback, I also like alternative color schemes.. and thanks for being so specific in terms of what made the old layout great.. perhaps something can be done soon to change some of that.
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Skip to comments.Will Obama II Be Reagan I Or Truman III?
Posted on 11/11/2012 6:47:11 PM PST by Perdogg
There are plenty of analogs for market and economic behavior currently echoing the past - some scary, some terrifying, and some hopeful. Barclays found two interestingly similar election-bound relationships to the current environment but with very different outcomes: Harry Truman's successful 'Fair Deal' 1948 campaign and Jimmy Carter's unsuccessful 1980 re-election effort.
Via Barclays:
In both cases business confidence and capital spending were soft during the election year; however, during the sprint to the November elections the market went in completely different directions.
In 1948, the S&P 500 dropped 11% from June through late September, bounced in October then fell sharply after Truman won in a shocking upset.
In 1980, the S&P 500 rallied 36% from March through late September, had a 5% correction in October followed by a post-election rally to higher levels after Reagan won a decisive victory.
Capital spending fell sharply in late 1948 and 1H49, driving the economy into recession due in part to a monetary policy mistake (raising the reserve requirement), while in 1981 capital spending increased sharply.
This years election had similarities with both. Unfortunately the market traded as if this was 1980, but it turns out we could be headed for Trumans 3rd term (See Figures 3 and 4)..
Clearly the risk is a policy mistake this time fiscal which could drive another capital spending bust and a shallow recession..
So, will Obama's 2nd Term be more like Truman's 3rd or Reagan's 1st for the market and the economy - based on potential for policy mistake... or c) none of the above... .
Carter III
ObamaII will be like Hitler 1936-1940.
Truman III??
Stalin I. Lenin I. Mugabe I. Mao I. Pol Pot I.
It's Jimmah Carter II.
Johnson II.
Hoovervilles 2015.
Obama I, with more tee times.
Stalin II
I'll go with Chavez I.
Raila O'Dinga the First works as well...
Obama II will be like the end of America.
Obama doesn't like:
America's success in the world,
The energy levels we consume,
The percentage of the world's resources we use,
America's military influence in the world,
The Freedom's enjoyed by the American people,
Christian influence on American culture,
Christian charities competing with his Gov't vote buying schemes,
The quality and availability of the Healthcare in America,
With a compliant media clearing the path and covering his tracks, there is nothing to stop him from destroying America.
Why can't he be Assclown I?
Seems more Woodrow Wilson / FDR to me.
Who dares put obama and Reagan in the same sentence - where's my bat - I need to break knee caps.
Because it's his Second Term!
Can't argue with any of your post. I think the only question is how much and what qualities of America hatred are Obana's and which are the influences of the puppet masters that put him in power? I realize there may not be much difference.
Stalin II
Wilson III.
The 1960s Marxist-Alinsky campus radical, psycho spoiled brats were celebrated in the establishment MSM as the most intelligent generation ever!. They are now arguably that very establishment that praised them and they hold themselves and their ideological issue in even higher regard.
Meet the New Normal..
None of the above. O's term will look a lot more like Hugo Chavez......the regulations and EOs are coming fast and furious. If you think the drug cartels and jihadis are killers just wait the bureaucrats are coming
When this is all over we will have wished it was Carter or Johnson.
It's going to be an unpleasant ride.
It'll be sumpin ....
Market Predictions bump for later........
James Buchanan II.
Already be me to it. I was thinking of Carter III as well.
There has to be something that we can take advantage of. If we KNEW that Carter would win vs. Reagan in 1980, we could have shorted defense stocks, other things. What can we do this time around?
Il Duce del secondo
More like Franklin Delano Wilson.
1963: American Commie kills President.
2013: Commie President kills America.
He has a mandate from the people to do it.
DING DING DING we have a winner!
I'm thinking Obama 2 = James Buchanan.
I am still thinking Hugo Chavez. Some think he will mellow and move towards the center. We didn't see that when Republicans got the house back in 2010 and I certainly don't see that happening now. I am planning for the financial cliff..
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At the south side of the entrance to Coles Sports Center, we built a raised flower bed with a cobblestone wall. Some of the plants featured in the garden were Sedum 'Autumn Joy,' Liatris spicata, Zinnia, Cornus alba 'Bailhalo,' Heuchera 'Amber Waves.' Begonia 'Sinbad,' Asclepias curassivica, Coleus 'Alabama Sunset' Pennisetum (Purple Fountain Grass), Cuphea 'David' and Torenia. The plants were selected according to the flower beds' different micro climates. The eastern end of the flower bed, close to Mercer Street, features plants that tolerate high moisture. Plants on the western end, closer to Coles Sports Center, were selected for their tolerance of drier soil and more sunlight.
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Yay. Early release. I'm surprised they showed who the new guy was so early. I'm guessing his part of the Yonkou that Law wants to take out. Very interesting. Hmmm, Zoro always wanted a fire sword..... lolz.
so he did intreduce a new character at the end and stronger then law!!!
it seems this guy is working under someone a yonkou or perhaps joker guy and that CC is part of that
but i was right about that it is someone that monet knew.
also interesting how everyone was taken out
chapter is good but i'm left with some dissapointment.
i don't like the fact that CC took down luffy and the rest
i mean come on . all this training and he be taken out like that shitttttttt... also robin and the rest
without even touching them. i don't like it a bit
Also law beeing defeated that easely i mean this guy is a shibukai. i understand that he can be easely defeated by a
yonkou or an admiral . but against the rest he should ay least put up a fight.
seems oda is creating more powerfull characters that are between admiral an vice admiral level or even higher !!!
wow, everyone is using weird techniques, I love it! I just hope we can figure out what meatface did to Law, and who he is besides his name. We got very few answers this chapter actually.
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Lol new dude = Pillowman lol? Bet after a hard fight he just fells on his beard side and sleeps.
What the hell, pwease dont tell me slime is already dead -.-?!
Wow! Who wouldn't pay to see Kinnemon vs. Ace?! (rushes off to update "vs." thread)
Lots of information. Sanji has two types of Haki! Hopefully he hasn't damaged Nami's body by forcing it to perform like that. Ceasar Clown really was no pushover, and whoever this new guy is just one-shotted freaking Law! Hopefully, Chopper's still able to conduct his research.
Is Kinnemon's sword and fire-cutting related to his devil fruit power (it's in keeping with the same theme, after all), or has he really just trained to the point where he can cut intangible objects, something that even Zorro is unable to do?!
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Wow with that single slash, Kinemon made me a fan.
The guy can be a top captain of a Yonkou like Marco who could hold his own against an Admiral so the level difference is that far apart.
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i mean you can use a trick on one guy but robin, franky, smoker and tashigi that's a litlle far tetched in my opnion
+ he took some blows to
pff i don't know.......
about law
yeah i understand ,
a shibukai should be able to hold himself a bit at least ....
i think he shot an arrow with poison or something using that bamboo stick
I had invisioned Kinemon to simply change the Slime to something else, like snow, but I guess making it explode with a flaming sword and surviving the explosion has its place!
Really, I'm a bit disappointed with the way this chapter went down; Luffy's group collapsed without laying a finger on Caesar, Law was busted over the head by "muttonchop" and Monet is a double agent, and Sanji's group was completely incapable of fighting off Slime. I wanted some kickass fighting, some more background of Law and Virgo (which is only bc Law's few pages were the most exciting this chapter!) and a new trick from Zoro, Sanji or Brooke. Overall I suppose it was an alright chapter, though a lot more questions than answers.
Luffyand group, specifically Franky,will begin to be experimented on by Caesar only to be set up to be rescued by Chopper. Here's his big breakout fight!
Law will be left with Monet as Virgo retreats back to "HQ"; here Monet could possibly fight Chopper as well-Zoan vs Zoan (still betting on the Chopper vs Caesar fight though)
Kinemon will NOT join the SH crew, nor will his son
There will be a flash to Sanjichopper and Usopp not only being threatened by the Slime but being unable to calm the reawakened children who will proceed to the lab;
By the end of this arc, the SHs will all have new bounties, pics for Robin, Franky and Chopper, and belis for everyone, especially chopper who is the trump card this arc and finally gets recognized as a threat in the crew, earning a new monicure Monster Chopper


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PRICE-Marie Durand Lott, age 93, passed away peacefully Aug. 12, 2011 in Price.
She was born in Rolap, Utah on March 26, 1918 to Louis and Louise Caffaretti Durand.
Marie's remarkable life began in the coal camps of Carbon County, Utah. Her parents were Northern Italian immigrants who had come to America in search of a better life. When Marie was 4, the family moved to a farm near Cleveland, Utah where Marie and her siblings spent their happy childhood. They worked hard and loved each other very much. Marie's passion for good food and family gatherings, laughter and fun was nurtured on the farm.
After high school, Marie and two friends moved to Price to the apartment above the Crown Theatre where she worked at the Fla Cille Dress Shop on the same street. On Aug. 12, 1944, she married Jex Gardner Lott, of Huntington, and they lived in Florida for a time while Jex was in military service. They returned to Price and started their family. Jex was a grocery store manager and they moved several times to communities in Utah and Idaho before returning to Price to stay in 1958. They bought a home on 1000 East and Marie remained there until a few weeks before her death.
Marie's devotion to her family and friends was the focus of her life. Foster and Kandice knew that they would always receive unconditional love from their mother. She was always there for them for sports events, dance and music performances and family milestones.
Marie was a member of the LDS Church, and had a strong moral compass which never failed her. She made many friends in the dance community when Kandice was teaching ballet. She was very glad that her five grandchildren lived close by and also enjoyed her great-grandchildren's activities in her later years. Marie devoted much of her time to child care for family members, neighbors and friends. Many young people were influenced by her fine example. She loved flowers, gardening and all animals, especially her horse Rosie and her cat, Happy Tucker. She remained close to her brothers and sister and her husband's family. Marie began every day with a phone call to her sister Isabel, talking about the "kids" and giving each other medical advice. We will all miss her very much.
Marie is survived by her daughter and son, Kandice (Gordon) Olson, Foster (Terri) Lott, both of Price; sister, Isabel Oveson, Huntington; grandchildren, Michael Olson, Logan, Richard Olson, Bellingham, Wash., Jennifer K. Lopez, Carbonville, Jayme F. (Megan) Lott, St. George, Jeremy Jex (Aubrey) Lott, Price; eight great-grandchildren, Felicia, Elizabeth, Brooklyn, Clayton, Brynlee, Easton, Brigham and Kaisha.
Preceded in death by her parents, husband, Jex on March 1, 1996; brothers, Emery Durand and Fred Durand.
Funeral service, Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home (233 East Main Street) Price. Family was at Mitchell's Monday from 7-8 p.m. and will be Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price, where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Marie at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.
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posted Nov 18 2012 12:00AM
With the NHL and NHLPA showing no regard for fans of their sport, I've had to find other ways to get my hockey fix. I opted against watching a replay of game six from the 1999 Cup Finals as well as game five of the 2007 Eastern Conference Finals on the NHL Network. I have been rolling the DVR on Monday nights to watch the Sabres classic games on MSG. I thoroughly enjoyed the "May Day" game which I was fortunate to have covered and the four overtime playoff game with New Jersey won by Dave Hannan.
But I was really excited to watch the replay of the Sabres exhibition game against the Soviet Wings from January of 1976. I was not living in Western New York at the time so I had never seen the game but over the years, I've talked to a number of Sabres who played that day. To a man, they talked about how amazing it was to play in the game and how it was one of the top moments of their professional career.
I also wanted to see the French Connection since, by the time I arrived in Buffalo(September 1980 as a freshman at Buffalo State), Rene Robert was already gone. Rick Martin would be traded later that season after suffering what was essentially a career ending knee injury. As it turned out, they didn't play together against the Wings. Martin was on a line with Brian Spencer and Peter McNabb.
I was also disappointed to find out that Jim Schoenfeld did not play because he was out of the lineup at the time due to an illness. You never know. Maybe he would have gotten in a brawl with a Wings player and crashed through the zamboni doors. Here are some observations from the 12-6 Sabres victory:
* Protecting the players and keeping them safe is of the utmost importance but I miss the days of no helmets when you could actually see the players heads and faces. There were some serious 1970's hair styles on display with guys like Brian Spencer, Don Luce and Lee Fogolin sporting afro's.
* There were no ads on the Aud boards or on the ice. No score or time remaining graphics on the TV screen. It was up to the announcers to tell you that information although from time to time on the telecast, they showed the Aud scoreboard so you knew what was going on.
* Jerry Korab was BIG and MEAN. He also looked bigger and meaner playing without a helmet.
* I loved hearing the booming voice of the late Milt Ellis announcing the goals and penalties over the public address system.
* It was great hearing the buzz from the crowd every time Gilbert Perreault got the puck in the Sabres end and started working his way up ice. Fans knew they could see something memorable any time number eleven was on the ice.
*Rick Martin had a goal dance! Was it just for that game? It was kind of like the Mike Foligno jump.
* I never get tired of hearing the fans chant for more goals. "One, two, three, four, we want five".
* The Sabres came out flying and swarmed all over the stunned Russians in the opening period. They also played very physical, hitting anything wearing a Wings uniform. Buffalo also got away with a number of penalties. Actually the referee let A LOT of things go that would be called today from holding to tripping and cross checking. Its okay though because more often than not, the Sabres were the team getting away with it.
* I was extremely happy when then Marine Midland Arena opened up in 1997 but every time I see an old game on TV, I really miss the Aud.
* It really was an entertaining game. It had the high scoring part of the All Star Games but it also had the physical play those games never have. In addition, there wasn't much dump and chase hockey as both teams preferred to carry the puck into the offensive zone.
* The angles/locations of some of the TV cameras were terrible because I kept seeing the heads of people leaving their seats and once again when they came back to sit down. Then again, maybe you saw yourself at some point.
* I also enjoyed the commentary from Danny Gare who was interviewed by Brian Duff before, during and after the game telecast. Gare talked about how this game was a jump start for the Sabres, who had just come off a run to the Cup Finals the previous season but were struggling halfway through the 75-76 campaign.
* As to the significance of a dominating win over a team from the Soviet Union during the Cold War, Gare told a story about the Sabres next game after the exhibition match. It was the following Saturday at the Forum in Montreal and in warm ups that night, the Sabres received a standing ovation from the Canadiens fans.
I miss hockey and when the lockout ends, I will return to watching the sport I love despite my anger with the two sides. Until then, I will continue to get my fix by watching replays of old games while my wife wonders "why do you watch these games when you know the outcome?"
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