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College of Education & Allied Studies
Founded by Horace Mann in 1840 as the first permanently sited teacher education program in the country, Bridgewater has always been a central contributor to educator preparation. The College of Education & Allied Studies extends this tradition by offering undergraduate and graduate courses designed for students who aspire to be leaders in the education and human services fields. Our programs foster lifelong learning and prepare graduates to excel in a diverse and ever-changing world.
College of Education and Allied Studies (CEAS)
Today's modern classrooms, clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, sports and leisure facilities, and counseling centers now use mobile devices effectively. Proficiency in the use of tablet and related technologies is imperative for anyone seeking a career in these settings. Therefore, all Juniors, Seniors and Graduate students in CEAS will be required to obtain the CEAS approved mobile device. Currently that device is the iPad Air, 32G.
As we standardize on a common device and platform, we realize the following benefits:
- Improved learning opportunities with personalized instruction and anytime, anywhere access
- A standardized communication platform for all students, faculty and staff
- Reduced costs for digital textbook options, apps and other digital materials
- More active and collaborative based classrooms and learning environments
Education Preparation Program: DATA
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education collects, aggregates, and publishes data on all state-approved education preparation programs. Bridgewater State University participated as a pilot institution for the development of the department's Education Preparation Program Profiles posted on their website.
Access to all candidate and faculty demographic data, P-12 partnership information, and employment and retention data for our Education Preparation Programs, as well as information about our Educator Preparation Programs unit, is through Bridgewater State University's home page on the Massachusetts Department of Education's Website.
Access each of the reports for BSU's candidate performance data via the following links:
Candidate Enrollment Data
Candidate Completion Data
Candidate Licensure Exam (MTEL) Data
Candidate Employment Data (post graduation)
Candidate Employment Data by Program (post graduation)
Undergraduate Programs
- Athletic Training
- Early Childhood Education
- Elementary Education
- Health Studies
- Physical Education
- Secondary Education
- Special Education
Postbaccalaureate Programs
- Accelerated Postbaccalaureate Program (APB): Initial Licensure
- Counselor Education Department
- Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) in Mental Health Counseling
- Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) in School Guidance Counseling
- Elementary and Early Childhood Education Department
- Postbaccalaureate Program: Initial License - Elementary Education (1-6)
- Postbaccalaureate Program: Initial License - Early Childhood Teacher (PreK-2)
- Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study - Concentration in Reading
Movement Arts, Health Promotion and Leisure Studies Department
- Postbaccalaureate in Physical Education
- Postbaccalaureate in Health
- Postbaccalaureate Licensure in Secondary Education (High School/Middle School, PreK-12 Specialist) Areas: Biology, Chemistry, Dance, Earth Science, English, Foreign Language (Spanish), History, Mathematics, Music, Physics, Theatre, Visual Arts
- Postbaccalaureate Licensure in Educational Leadership
- Post Master's Licensure in Instructional Technology
- CAGS in Educational Leadership
- Special Education and Communication Disorders Department
- Licensure in Special Education: Postbaccalaureate Initial Licensure - Teacher of Students with Moderate Disabilities (PreK-8 or 5-12)
- Postbaccalaureate Initial Licensure - Teacher of Students with Severe Disabilities (All Levels)
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- Master's Degree Programs:
- Master of Education (MEd) Clinical Master's in Elementary Education
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- Master of Education (MEd) Clinical Master's in Early Childhood Education
- Master of Education (MEd) in Early Childhood Education
- Master of Education (MEd) in Reading
- Master of Education in Elementary Education - Program for Personnel Holding Professional Licenses
Master of Education (MEd) in Counseling (Mental Health Counseling Concentration)
Master of Education (MEd) in Counseling (School Counseling Concentration)
- Master of Education (MEd) in Counseling (Student Affairs Counseling Concentration)
- Master of Science in Athletic Training (MS) with concentrations in: Athletic Training
- Master of Science in Physical Education (MS) with concentrations in: Human Performance and Health Fitness
- Masters of Education (MEd) in Health Promotion
- Master of Arts in Teaching Program for Teachers with Professional Licensure
- Masters of Education (MEd) in Educational Leadership
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- Master of Education in Special Education leading to Professional Licensure
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Welcome to the College of Education and Allied Studies at Bridgewater State University. Bridgewater is among America's oldest teacher education institutions, the first to have a building devoted to the education of teachers. With this strong foundation, we continue today to lead in educator preparation as the largest producer of Massachusetts teachers. We hold the highest national ranking available (Title II first quartile) and are accredited by NCATE (the U.S. Department of Education-recognized teacher education accrediting agency). We offer several routes to licensure at the undergraduate and graduate level, emphasizing our commitment to being accessible to both traditional and non-traditional students.
While we are very proud of our teacher education programs, we also house other outstanding majors and programs, from athletic training to fitness club administration, and from mental health counseling to school guidance and higher education counseling. Our nationally recognized programs produce graduates who are in high demand because of the depth and breadth of their knowledge.
The faculty and staff of the College of Education and Allied Studies are committed to continuing the BSU tradition of quality education, collaboration with our neighbors and service to our community. We hope that you will be a part of that tradition.
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The College of Education and Allied Studies at Bridgewater State University is a vital contributor to the dynamic growth and success of our region. Our goal is to provide Southeastern Massachusetts with high quality academic programs leading to degrees and licensures and for professional development. Our mission is to foster powerful learning experiences and prepare competent, caring professionals to function effectively within a society influenced by diversity and accelerated change.
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The College of Education & Allied Studies and the Center for Middle East Studies at Bridgewater State University in collaboration with Yarmouk University and Tafila Technical University in Jordan offer the 8th International Conference on Education to be held June 6-7, 2016 at Bridgewater State University.
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The Field Placement Office in the College of Education and Allied Studies at BSU places over 500 students in quality clinical placements throughout the academic year. This process requires the development and maintenance of PK-12 partnerships with over 50 school districts and agencies within the university's service region. A student teaching agreement details the parameters of these partnerships. Clinical handbooks, observation forms and rubrics guide the assessment of our field experiences.
The College of Education and Allied Studies has also developed a network of professional development schools in several cities and towns in the BSU service region: Brockton, Easton (SRVTHS), New Bedford and Taunton. Professional development school sites are chosen based upon their diverse student populations, innovative instructional practice and willingness to partner with the university in the preparation of outstanding 21st century educators.
Over the many years of developing outstanding professional educators, BSU has built a vast network of exemplary P-12 supervising practitioners. These educators work with our preservice candidates on a daily basis to help them build upon their strong theoretical foundation in refining and differentiating their instructional strategies to meet the learning needs of our diverse student populations.
Please also visit The Center for PreK-12 Educational Outreach website for additional information.
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|Posted by Joe on April 23, 2003 at 09:39:14:
I'm in the process of turning a garage into living space, and need to get drain and supply lines to a new bathroom. The floor is poured concrete. I'm planning to rent a concrete cutter and jackhammer to open the trench, but am uncertain about what to do thereafter. Is it permissible/advisable to simply lay the pipes in the trench and pour new concrete over them? Would it be preferable to avoid copper for the supply lines and use cpvc instead? OR should I maybe just cover the pipes with sand before pouring the concrete? Thanks.
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|Posted by Nick on October 28, 2001 at 17:14:35:
|In response to Re: Ceptic tank
: Once the tank was pumped the previous owners would not have any liability anyway. If you have a leach field with several pipes and they are clogged, it is a result of age and a non-functioning or poorly functioning septic tank. Why it is poorly operating could be a result of your usage, such as antibacterial soaps which would kill the microbes in the tank. You cannot do anything with it yourself and need to call a septic service to see if they can regenerate the system. It is difficult or impossible to restore a leach field, but can be done occasionally.
: : We bought a home 6 months ago, we had the owners pump the septic before we purchased, well come to find out, the lines are clogged, and it is not working properly. I do not want to go back on the other people because they are our neighbors and we don't want any enemies. The question is how do I fix it myself?? I know your basic plumbing, but I have never dealt with a septic before. I have dug a second hole and found a second door, but I am looking for a sand trap..... or that was the plan. Help
10-2-01 I did it myself
I got a map of the septic,it was not perfect but it helped, and a book from the library, I found
the second hole or outlet and replaced the piece that keeps the solids from going to the distrabution box it was rotten, then kept digging until I found the D-box, I bought a drain pig to attatch to the hose and blew pot the leach lines. Work miracles.
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The Arizona Cardinals have fined defensive lineman Darnell Dockett just more than $100,000 for his role in an argument with teammate Kerry Rhodes last week against the New York Jets.
The Cardinals have not commented on possible discipline for Dockett, who could play a more limited role than usual on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks.
Dockett's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, declined comment.
MORE FINES: Giant, Redskin hit with nearly $20,000 collective bill
ESPN reported Dockett spit on Rhodes, though Rhodes denied that and said he'd moved on earlier in the week after an apology from Dockett.
Dockett admitted this week he and Rhodes argued near the end of the 7-6 loss to the Jets. Dockett was not happy with the team's strategy of allowing the Jets to score at the end of the game, even though the team likely wasn't going to get the ball back any other way.
Defensive coordinator Ray Horton said it was "my decision" to allow the Jets to score. "My philosophy is: whatever it takes to win the game. So if it means doing that, I'd do it. I asked the coach (Ken Whisenhunt) to do it."
Mike Jurecki, of Bickley and MJ on KGME-AM (910), first reported the fine.
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The 49ers released a statement Wednesday rejecting CB Chris Culliver's comments made on Tuesday.
Culliver was on Artie Lange's radio show and asked about homosexuality in the NFL.
"I don't do the gay guys man," he said, according to Yahoo! Sports. "I don't do that. No, we don't got no gay people on the team. They gotta get up out of here if they do."
On Wednesday, the Niners released the following in a statement: "The 49ers reject the comments that were made yesterday and have addressed the matter with Chris. There is no place for discrimination within our organization at any level. We have and always will proudly support the LGBT community."
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I'm not sure how seriously this A list celeb/one ht wonder is taking this whole reconciliation thing considering that he had an impromptu party at his place consisting solely of three of his female backup dancers.
does he plead "I know you want it…heyheyheyhey…" sorry my BAD. Just had to……ReplyCancel
Reminds me of my time in MiamiReplyCancel
But surely they aren't working on reconciliation yet, they just announced their separation? Isn't he right on track? First, pending divorce announcement, then railing random backup dancers, then contrition, then making it work, then finally splitsville, followed finally by a People cover announcing rehab?ReplyCancel
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Robin Thicke is NOT a "one hit wonder". He had a huge hit years ago as Thicke – "When I Get You Alone". Then a couple of years ago, he had "Lost Without You" and "Shooter" with Lil Wayne. Put "Blurred Lines" with that, and that is more than ONE hit.
He may be a douchebag, but he is NOT a one hit wonder.ReplyCancel
ehem, that one "thing"wonder destroyed his marriage. He won't be in the press with his pencil habits if it was not for the attention he got after the single. I hope the pencil and the song worth itReplyCancel
I agree, psl, I was going to post the same thing originally. He has been the go-to guy for blue-eyed soul for yearsReplyCancel
DM identifies him as the "Blurred Lines Singer"ReplyCancel
But no way VIP isn't right, Enty thinks of RT as a one-hit-wonder whether it's true or notReplyCancel
DM also refers to Kim K as a "socialite".
Thicke is not a one hit wonder. Even if VIP is right in the guess, the description is WRONG.ReplyCancel
Robin Thicke may be a dirt bag douche, but he is a TALENTED dirt bag douche. He was a good voice and an impressive portfolio. Not a "one-hit wonder". He has consistently charted on the R&B charts for years.ReplyCancel
Duh does this qualify as a blind reveal we didn't get yesterday?ReplyCancel
Enty gets most everything wrong you should know that by now @Paris especially ratings.ReplyCancel
sandy, it's just so STUPID. I understand confusion about some people's ratings, but a one hit wonder? Come ON, it's counting- it's before preschool!ReplyCancel
Snow, Informer was huge…ReplyCancel
I think I just sussed out another Canuckladian! No mericans know of Snow, do they?ReplyCancel
Thanks, this is what I've been saying! Love After War is another song that got major play on the smooth jazz station I listen to.ReplyCancel
LOL Okay, Michael, I stand corrected!ReplyCancel
No shade for Paula? The door of that marriage has swung wide open for a very long time. She was AOK w it, when they both were only mid level fame and the tabs didn't care what they did in their "free" time. She only decided to bolt when they got more fame and she's embarrassed. I'm not saying I think he's a prince, but…ReplyCancel
Hehehe yeah I wasn't sure at first, since I grew up on the border (buffalo), so I am an old Hip fan from way back, and all those other bands too like Blue Rodeo and Lowest of the Low, etc. etc. etc. But then I remembered some kids singing it at the Sacre Coeur.ReplyCancel
Yay for the Tragically Hip and Blue Rodeo!! We shall dub thee an honorary Canucklehead, Michael!ReplyCancel
Yay, Sherry! I dub thee also an honorary Canucklehead! Repeat after me: No Doot Aboot It!ReplyCancel
he will never changeReplyCancel
Never heard of any of those songs.ReplyCancel
R&B charts do not equal mainstream pop charts. Until they've been performing on Awards shows like MTV or Grammy's they aren't someone that America acknowledges. Totally agree with calling him a one hit wonder.ReplyCancel


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Aaaagh Dammit! You guys just killed my joke...
I was going to put: How Will Ahsoka Die?
She will be thrown into the sarlac pit, where after many many years of being slowly digested, she is squashed flat by a bounty hunter named Boba Fett.
vynsane wrote:Maybe Asohka's death at Boba's hands is the reason for the "no disintegrations" line in ESB
Bob P wrote:An elderly Ahsoka and Luke Skywalker cleaning up the post Empire galaxy!
This EU stuff is in constant motion and the possibilities are endless.
jp10 wrote:And if Darth Vader looks for any remaining jedi,and if he finds Asoka he won't have the guts to take down his old padawan.
Master Fetty wrote:I suppose that's the problem with demystifying Vader - he's no longer viewed as this pure evil form once he does turn.
StoutFiles wrote:He was never pure evil...Episode VI? The problem with demystifying him is him being an annoying little kid for one movie and whiny little StoutFiles for two movies. Can't say I've ever had any interest in watching any of the cartoons.
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Janet Burchill was born in Melbourne in 1955. She studied visual arts at Sydney College of Arts, completing a Bachelor of Arts in 1983. Since 1985 Burchill and McCamley have collaborated frequently and have had numerous individual and collaborative solo exhibitions both in Australia and overseas. Their works have been included in major survey exhibitions including Australian Perspecta, Sydney, 1989; Virtual Reality, National Gallery of Australia, 1994; and Poolshoogte: Contemporary photography from Holland, Belgium and Germany, Nederlands Foto Institute, Rotterdam, 1996. A major survey of their collaborative works, Tip of the Iceberg: Selected works 1985-2001, was held in 2001 at the University Art Museum, University of Queensland, and at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne. Burchill and McCamley have both been awarded overseas residencies: these include the Australia Council Studio, Paris, and the KÜnstlerhaus Bethanien Studio, Berlin, to Burchill; and the University of Sydney Power Studio, Paris, and the Australia Council Studio, Tokyo, to McCamley. In 1995 they were jointly awarded the Berlin Senate Art Scholarship and from 1992 until 1996 lived in Berlin. Janet Burchill and Jennifer McCamley currently live and work in Melbourne.
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Hmmm... I have my money on Loki this round... FT's getting too much of a beating >_>
Sigh... No more Ace... Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Fairy Tail, D grayman, Full Metal Alchemist, and Katekyo Hitman reborn are in some dark times...
Cool chap the Gajeel color page looked badass awsome like every week: new chap pls :I
It has been an intense arc. Again, still no sign of Gildartz. I'm really curious as to what he's doing.
this has been a relly good arc almost every manga right now has been epic its nice to see that so far ft hasnt taken its usual route of a cool beginning and lackluster conclusion to an arc
Gildartz will not come back during this arc...There wasn't a call for him to come back from anybody from Fairy tail. He was long gone before the red flare was thrown up. The mangaka is probably not ready to showcase his skills yet anyways. Save the best for last. Besides, this won't be the last time Fairy tail fights GH, so maybe he'll come to fight next time after hearing the beating FT got. There will be another solution to this battle, and it will probably be the counsel's light destroying fairy island, and everyone will have to flee back to their respective guilds. Zeref will also probably be captured by GH, and there will be a new dark magic age...which sets up for a very intense future. So no..there won't be any gildartz this arc..It is wishful thinking. (i want him to come too...but it is quite obvious he won't)
I liked the chibi Lucy on the front cover also her pissed off pose she had kneeling down(naughty thoughts).
After Natsu vs Crow and the whole Mirajane fight I was getting disappointed how this arc was turning out. But this chapter did a complete 180 for me. Definitely liking how the story is unraveling now, actually I think I got pretty good idea of how it will be overall. It's almost like rave's plot in a lot of ways too.
To lazy to gather my thoughts on that maybe some other day.
Capricon has some cheap magic damn. So Grey, Lucy and Cana heading for the other 7kin. Can't wait for Grey's fight. Oh the new magic council a nice add I guess, funny how Mest is now having second thoughts, he changed real quick.
Another great chapter. I haaaaaaate the council. They should all die a horrible death.
Capricorn vs Loki was obvious. Wanna see some cool stuff from Loki this fight. Capricorn was one of Lucys mums spirits. That I did not see coming.
same here that was just a total shock.
and i am happy that gray was having so much trouble because of the type of magic carico has and not that he was that much stronger than gray.
so now i think or guess gray might end up fighting either the fat guy, a weakened and pissed off zancrow, or gray might go at it with azuma i think that would also be a cool fight.
and this chapter was just supper epic i mean we get this epic side plot out of no where just epic i tell you lol.
i can not wait till next chapter.
great chapter
cool front page but do anyone know what those symbols on the coints is/ meens?
Capricon got awsome magic but wonder why he hates lucys mom, he got a murder look when finding out.


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By STEVEN WESLEY LAW
I remember the first fish I ever caught. I was 4 or 5. I was with my Dad and my two brothers. We were fishing off the bank of Joe's Valley, somewhere on its northeast side. I remember the first fish I ever caught wasn't all that big. I remember my dad explaining to me that the fish I had caught was called a rainbow trout. I remember being very surprised that someone had named a fish after a rainbow. I asked my dad why it was called a rainbow trout and he pointed out the fish's rainbow sides. "That's why."
I can still remember the thrill of reeling it in, the way the pole bucked and twitched like something alive. I remember holding the fish's cold, slimy body, watching it gasp, laying it on the sand and investigating it end to end. I was very amazed to discover that fish had nostrils. After all, what is there to smell underwater? "What are these?" I asked, pointing to the fish's gills.
My dad explained that they were called gills. I've heard of those. "That's how a fish breathes underwater." Oh. "Do all fish have gills?" "Yes." Oh.
I remember the circumstances behind the catching of my first fish. Mainly, I was bored. I hadn't yet developed an appreciation for nature so I didn't sit there quietly enjoying the lakeside silence, the waves lapping against the sandy beach, the fine quality of the sunlight, the beautiful mountains that surrounded us on all sides. No, as a kid of 4 or 5 I had the ability to sit still for as long as two minutes at a time. I wandered up and down the small beach turning over rocks and logs, digging holes in the sand with a stick.
I remember throwing exactly one rock into the lake before Dallin or David told me to "Knock it off, you're scaring the fish away." "OK" Then my dad called me over to watch his pole for him a minute. Said he needed to find something in his tackle box. I walked over. Took the pole. My dad gave me some instructions-my first instructions-on what I should do. He explained that the fish will nibble at the bait and when that happened I'd feel a tiny tug. He demonstrated by grabbing hold of the line at the end of my pole, giving it a little tug and explained that it would feel something like that. I didn't have the pole in my hands for more than 15 seconds before I got my first nibble. Yes, I am that good. It felt just as my dad had explained and demonstrated. "I think I'm getting a nibble," I announced.
I don't remember what my dad said, but knowing my dad, it was probably some words of encouragement. He then instructed me that the next time I felt a nibble to give the pole just a little jerk to set the hook. The next time I felt a nibble, which was only a couple seconds later, I gave the pole a little jerk and hooked the fish. The fight was on. My first battle against a rainbow. My first in a lifetime of battles against rainbows. My dad rushed to my side, congratulated me, and told me to reel in the fish, not so fast that the line broke, just keep a steady, forward pressure on the line. Given that we were fishing from the bank at Joe's Valley the line probably wasn't out there too far but I remember reeling and reeling. An epic battle that probably lasted less than 20 seconds. I landed the fish. My dad and brothers congratulated me on catching my first fish. My dad then showed me how to rebait the hook. We were using a treble hook baited with Velveeta. He showed me how to loop the line over one's finger (he demonstrated by looping the line over his finger), cock the bail of the reel (which he did), and cast it out, letting go of the line looped on his finger as he cast.
The hook and line sailed out across the lake. My dad then explained that we let the cheese sink to the bottom, then we give the reel a couple cranks to reset the bail.
He handed the pole back to me. Then you just wait for the next fish to show up. This was the part, as an antsy 4 or 5 year old kid, that I wasn't so good at. I held the pole for a long time-at least three minutes-before I was bored again. I gave the pole back to my dad and went off to explore the beach again. A few minutes later my dad got another nibble. This time I just happened to be watching him when it occurred. I saw the end of his pole bend and twitch. My dad didn't try to set the hook. Instead he asked me to watch his pole again, while he looked for something in his tackle box. I knew right then that it was a set up. Had he done this same trick the last time? But still, I didn't argue. I would be more than happy to catch another fish. I walked over and took my dad's pole from him. My dad asked me if I remembered what to do if I got a nibble. "Yes," I said, knowing that a fish was already nibbling, but not letting on that I knew. My dad handed me his pole and, sure enough, I felt the gentle tug of a fish investigating the cheese and I gave the pole a short jerk to set the hook. I caught it, and reeled it in, another 20 second epic battle, flopping and panting on the Joe's Valley sand.
My dad again congratulated me, told me I was a great fisherman. My brothers were also aware of what my dad was doing and their congratulatory efforts weren't as sincere nor convincing as my fathers.
I don't remember too much from that first fishing trip but I do remember that I really liked it, enough so that I wanted to go on more fishing trips. Luckily for me there would be many more and somewhere along the way I was hooked. That first fishing trip was the only trip on which my dad handed me his pole when he was getting a nibble. After that he started teaching me how to catch my own fish. It was fishing 101 and our lab was Mary's Lake, Pete's Hole and Joe's Valley. My dad's instruction included not just the "how" but also the "why."
When my dad taught me how to tie on the hook he first showed me how to do it as he tied a hook on his line. It was a simple clinch knot. After he had tied on his hook he pointed the line's tag end and explained that we need to cut it off short, otherwise it will poke or tickle the fish's lip when it nibbles at the bait, and the fish will find that suspicious and quit nibbling the bait. Then he told me to try it and watched as I tied a hook on my line. "How many twists do I make?" I asked. "Oh, about 10 or so," he said. "Now I tuck the end through that loop?"
"That's right," he said. I tucked the line through the loop closest to the eye of the hook.
"Now pull it tight." I pulled it tight. "Now cut off the end so it doesn't tickle the fish's mouth," he said, handing me some needle nose pliers. Using the wire cutter on the pliers I snipped off the line's tag end. Dallin and David were there and they were scattered farther down the beach. I watched them cast out, their lines arcing so elegantly, so beautifully, the impact of their bait creating concentric circles on the still surface of the lake. My dad regained my attention and showed me how to tie on a swivel (exactly like tying on a hook), and make a knot in the leader, using a loop knot. He had me tie the loop knot while watched. It took me a couple tries but I got it. Then he showed me how to attach split shot sinkers. We mwere, once again, using a treble hook, which we baited with Velveeta, which was our preferred bait during the 70s and 80s. "Now cast it out there and see what you get. You remember how to do it?"
"I think so," I said. "But let me watch you do it once, first." My dad walked me through the process and cast out his bait. Then I repeated what my dad had just showed me. "OK, I hold the line on this finger, cock the bail..." I placed the pole over my shoulder and cast it forward, "... and let go of the string on the forward cast." The hook and sinkers impacted into the lake about three feet away from us. "That was pretty good," my dad said. "Next time just let go of the string a little sooner." I tried it again and again through our day of fishing and by the end of the day I had the hang of it.
Pretty soon I was good enough for my own pole. One day my dad just showed up with a seven and a half foot Eagle Claw. It broke down into four pieces and stowed inside an aluminum tube. My dad had given identical poles to my two older brothers when he was teaching them to fish. That Eagle Claw was my unofficial official induction into the Law fishing tribe.
Some of my first fishing lessons happened spontaneously, call it on the job training. One such lesson was how to properly adjust the drag on my reel. It happened at Flaming Gorge, on a 20 foot fishing boat packed full of brothers, uncles and cousins. I hooked a large fish which began peeling line off my reel. This had never happened to me before and I didn't know how to stop the escaping fish. "Ya gotta tighten down your drag," someone yelled. "What?" I yelled back. I didn't know what a drag was or how to tighten it down. It was my cousin Greg who showed me how to do it. He was standing next to me on the boat and he reached over and started dialing down my drag, explaining, "This is your drag. Turn it this way (the way he was turning it) to tighten it. Turn it the other way to loosen it."
I grabbed the drag and gave it a good crank, meaning to stop the fish altogether. I cranked down the drag all the way, thinking "Why don't we have the drag cranked down all the way all the time," but as soon as I thought it I was given the answer. The fish I had hooked kept running but the line had stopped and, you guessed it, my line snapped. "What happened?" I asked. Everyone in the boat simultaneously told me that I had tightened it down too far. It was then explained to me that I was using only three pound test and that the fish had applied more than three pounds of force against it, thus causing it to break. I remember asking if fishing line came in varieties stronger than three pound test.
"Of course," I was told. They make four pound test, five pound test, 20 pound test. I remember being dumbfounded by this answer. I didn't understand why we just didn't use 20 pound test all the time, that way no fish would escape ever. I posed this question to my dad. "Because that wouldn't be very sporting," he explained. "What does that mean?" I asked. "Well I suppose it means we give the fish a fighting chance," he said.
The fun of fishing, he explained, lie in the strategy of it, in the art, in the battle. Someone on the boat called fishing an art form. "But if I'm using three pound test and catch a fish that weighs more than that, won't he just get away?" I asked.
"Ah, that's when the fun begins," my dad said. That, he explained, is when the fisherman matches his skill, his craft, his art in a head-to-head match of deftness, and finesse. I grew up in a tough, little blue collar mining and agriculture town where we fixed things with bailing wire and polished things with spit. Finesse just wasn't a word you heard too often. I didn't yet share my dad's views on deftness and finesse. I wanted to string my pole with 20 pound test and use titanium hooks. I would have been in favor of using m-80s and a skimming net.
By the time I was in high school my two brothers were in college. Often my two oldest nephews joined us, but most often it was just myself and my dad. Somewhere along the way my dad and I crossed a threshold where he had nothing left to teach me about fishing. He had taught me all the basics and every trick he knew. Or so I thought.
We sat on a bank at Joe's Valley. We had recently discovered a cove on its west side where we consistently caught fish. It became our favorite spot. It smelled of sagebrush, willows, lake water, and mud. We'd rig our poles, bait our hooks, cast out. I liked to find a log to sit on if I could find one. I found one and sat down. I didn't know it at the time, I was just an ignorant teenager, but those were magical days. If I had been aware how magical those days were I would have paid a little more attention to what was going on. So I can't tell you exactly what my dad and I talked about while we sat there on the bank of Joe's Valley, but I remember enough to know that we talked about everything.
During my teenage years my Dad and I didn't see eye to eye on many subjects, and our conversations didn't come very naturally. They were usually awkward and stunted. But my dad wanted to know what was happening in my life, what my dreams and plans were. If we were at home I usually gave him short, clipped answers. I'd deliver my short answer and move on to homework or chores or watching T.V. or "I'm going to Matt's for awhile."
But our conversations came easier when we were fishing. When we were fishing there wasn't any homework, chores, T.V. or Matt. My dad, with undetectable deftness and finesse, asked me about school, about my dreams and plans, all woven casually among conversations about nightcrawlers, hook size, and "Now that'll put hair on your chest." There again was that deftness, and finesse. Now there people, there is your master fisherman. Now, I'm not saying that I turned out perfect because my dad took me fishing, but I did turn out better than I would have because my dad took me fishing.
We are all familiar with the old adage: "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." Now, let us take that adage a step further: "Teach a kid to fish and you give him some very useful tools to learn about the world, and more properly meet it and engage with it." Want to give your kid some fond memories of their childhood? Want to form some solid bonds with your kid? Take your kid on regular fishing trips and he'll spend his life forming bonds with his family, and nothing connects a family better than shared memories. Want to teach your kid an appreciation for nature? Want to teach her conservation? Want her to be awed by her surroundings? Take her fishing. Want to teach your kid patience? Want to increase his attention span? Want to teach your kid when to keep it, and when to throw it back? Want him to learn how to deal with the one that got away. Want him to learn that some days you bring home the trophy, and some days you get skunked? (Hmm. Isn't life just like that?) Take him fishing. Want your kid to be confident? Independent? Want to teach them how to suffer patiently? Build some character? Take them fishing. Want your kid to see a deer standing in a field, an otter swimming in a river, the moon through pine tree silhouettes, a dark sky full of nothing but stars?
Want your kid to watch the seasons change by the leaves on the trees instead of a calendar? Take her fishing. Fishing is the only the beginning of the adventure. It's the quest that gets you out of the house and into the woods, and that's where the adventure, and the magic, begins.
It doesn't have to go perfectly. In fact (spoiler alert) fishing trips rarely do go perfectly; but, it usually goes well enough that you'll have a great time, and if it goes epicly bad, you'll have a good story. Mark Twain tells us that "Tragedy plus time equals humor." That sounds like a formula custom built for a fishing trip. Want your kid to grow up to have some funny stories to tell? Take them fishing. Want to open the lines of communication between yourself and your kid? Well, you've got to take them someplace where your conversation isn't going to be interrupted. Hey, take them to a nice lake somewhere. Spend four hours together in a 10 foot boat. Parents, the day is coming in our headlong pursuit of "progress" that your favorite secluded lake will have cell phone reception and a wifi signal, and when that day arrives leave your cell phone and laptops and tablets behind. Let your kids get bored. It's good for them. You'll be doing them, and the world, a favor. Fishing gives you a chance to tell your kid that you're proud of her, that's she's doing a great job, that you're enjoying her company. You want your kid to have authentic experiences, genuine adventures? Take her fishing.
Parents, make some of your fishing trips overnighters. Build a campfire. Roast hotdogs and marshmallows. Tell them a story around the campfire. If you want them to appreciate the warm bed you've given them at home: bring the Snoopy sleeping bag. Let your kids get muddy, tramp through the cattails, fall in the lake, twirl firebrands next to the campfire, get bit my mosquitoes.
Parents, don't just take your kid fishing, though that is a good start, but as you go along, teach them how to fish. Teach them how to rig the pole, attach the reel, tie the knots, how to cast. How to gut or fillet the fish. Teach them how to pitch a tent, build a campfire, lock in the hubs. Because once your kid can do all of this for himself you will have given him a decompression chamber, an exit strategy, a place to escape to, a sanctuary when the world gets crazy, and overwhelming.
Teach your kid to fish and, when you're an old man, she'll take you fishing. Now, I'm not saying that fishing is a cure all, or magic potion. But it comes pretty dang close. Because fishing is so much more than just fishing. Fishing is a story generator, a long-lasting binding agent, a memory-making mechanism, a decompression chamber. Heck, you might even catch a fish.
The worst day of my life was a day I spent deep sea fishing and I got so sea-sick I would have traded my 20s for dry land. My dad was there. The best day of my life was a day spent fishing on Lake Powell. The weather was perfect, the fishing was (like most of the fish my brother David almost caught) off the hook, and I was in a boat full of the people I loved. My dear old dad was there.
Thanks Dad, for all the times you took me fishing. Thanks for taking an antsy kid, with the attention span of a fruit fly, fishing. Thanks for the memories and the family bonds. Thanks for teaching me how to do it on my own. Thanks for telling me stories around the campfire, and giving me stories of my own. We've seen some amazing things, experienced some magical days, and made some good stories, eh?
Not sure how to get started? Utah has many opportunities for beginning fishermen. Free Fishing Day is June 2 and anybody can fish without a fishing license, obeying all fishing regulations.


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Mountain bikers are quickly learning that traditional quick-release skewers are better suited for barbequing than holding your front wheel on the bike. The same can be said for 1-1/8in head tube standards; they're great if you plan on riding rail trails, but if you're a mountain ripper and seek ride-enhancing strength without a weight penalty, a tapered headtube is the way to go. Niner recognized this, so instead of sticking to industry norms, they only offer the no-compromise RDO Fork with a tapered steerer and a 15mm thru-axle.
If you've ridden carbon 29er forks, you know the massive torsional load disc brakes and large wheels place on them, along with their propensity to flex when you grab a handful front brake. This causes noticeable wheel deflection, which allows your line to aimlessly wander. It's not exactly ideal when you're threading the singletrack needle. Suspension forks have received the benefit of thru-axles, while their rigid siblings were neglected in the background. But not anymore, as Niner has stepped up the rigid game by adding a 15mm Rock Shox Maxle to their flagship rigid.
Up top, Niner developed a tapered carbon steerer tube. Using their monocoque design and lay-up expertise, the oversized steerer tube seamlessly integrates with the lowers. This creates a transition free of stress-prone bonds, as opposed to three-piece forks. Niner dedicated extensive resources to optimizing the fork legs' weave to take full advantage of the damping characteristics of carbon. Impact energy is dispersed throughout the entire structure, suppressing trail vibrations without compromising steering precision.
The RDO has a 470mm axle to crown length. For comparison's sake, an 80mm Reba has roughly a 490mm axle to crown length. Factor in 20 percent sag and the Axle to crown is about 474mm. The RDO keeps your geometry in nearly the same place as an 80mm suspension fork. A 45mm offset provides excellent tracking and responsive turn in. The RDO can fit up to a 180mm rotor, and does not have a rider weight limit – reflecting Niners confidence in their quality and design. The Niner RDO Carbon Fork comes in seven colors, and includes the thru-axle.
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What's the widest tire that this fork can accommodate?
2.4 inch .
Is this a direct replacement for the Rockshox Reba on my Stumpjumper Carbon HT? Do I need anything else to make the conversion?
Does the RDO fork include the headset? If not what is the part number for this item.
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This fork does not come with the headset. You will need a tapered 1.125 - 1.5 tapered headset. Just make sure you select the headset that fits the frame you have. Feel free to contact our experts by calling 888-276-7130 or by chatting with them using our live chat feature. They can check into what headset your frame requires and help you find one that works.
B00M, how you like that travel?
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Nothing makes me want to stand up and sprint on my hardtail like putting this fork on it. You'll be scared, at first, to ride your newly rigid bike as fast and rough as you did when it had a suspension fork on it, but you'll get over that. You'll flat or crash before anything happens to the fork, which seemed to by my first worry. I think we all forget how well these products are made and how hard you can ride modern equipment. The brake hose routing is nice, too.
Jason, I am a 40yr old cat 1/2 masters xc racer riding a Niner SIR9 with a 100mm Reba fork. Thinking about making a switch to a rigid fork but nervous about the ride, effect on the body etc. Any thoughts or opinions?
Calvin - I don't know where you live, but realistically, your hands and common sense will slow you down before you get too far over your head in the rough stuff. Keep your Reba, but I think you'll enjoy this fork. If you live where it isn't rocky and with long downhills, then it'll be fun, for sure.
Thanks Jason. I live in the Seattle area. Nothing too rocky or long, gnarly descending trails. Sounds like it good be a good fit and fun to change things up a bit.


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At the first commission meeting of the new year Jeff Horrocks was re-elected the chairman of the commission. Commissioner Horrocks gave out assignments to the commissioners for the coming year. Commissioner Horrocks will be in charge of: Ambulance/EMTs, Animal Control, Airport, Association of Governments, Division of Wildlife Resources/RAC, Emery County Business Chamber, Economic Development-contact commissioner, Emery County Special Service District #1 Fire District, Housing Authority, Local building authority, North Emery Water Users District, Planning/Zoning/Bldg, Personnel, Public Lands, Sheriff/Homeland Security, TV/Communications, United States Forest Service, Weed/Mosquito, and Wildland Fire.
Commissioner James Nelson's duties will include: Aquatic Center, Assessor, Bureau of Land Management/RAC, Castle Valley Special Service District,CVSSD County Facilities, Emery County Business Chamber, EMC Foundation, Economic Development, Fire District, GR Medical Center, IT/GIS, Library, LBA, Museum, Public Lands-contact commissioner, Public/Mental Health, RC&D, SITLA, Travel Bureau and the Water Conservancy.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth will oversee the: Attorney, Clerk/Auditor, Council of Governments, Castle Country Partners, Care Center, contact commissioner for the Emery County Business Chamber, Economic Development, Extension/USU, Historical Preservation, Justice Court, contact commissioner for the Local Building Authority, Local Emergency Planning Committee, Lawrence Cemetery, Public Lands, Recreation Dist./Fair, Recorder/Archives, Road Department/Landfill, Senior Citizens and Treasurer.
The commission appointed Janet Petersen, Chris Jensen, Cliff Oviatt and Dawnette Tuttle to the museum of the San Rafael board. Bill Dellos, Julie Johansen, Mack Huntington and Mary Kava were appointed to the Emery County Planning Commission. Commissioner Horrocks was reappointed to the housing authority board.
The commission approved a general service contract between Rocky Mountain Power and Emery County for power service at the Buckhorn Information Center.
Tyler Jeffs, president of the Emery County Business Chamber gave an update on last year's activities for the chamber and plans for 2012. The first Lunch and Learn for the new year will focus on technology and its uses in business. Brock Johansen from Emery Telcom will speak and Darcey Powell from Forbidden Fruit. Jeffs said the chamber has a good active board and they've accomplished much in their first year in operation. Every other month a Lunch and Learn was held featuring speakers to help local businesses. The Economic Summit was held in September and was a great success. The board goes and visits with local businesses on a regular basis. The Shop Local campaign was started for the holidays and will continue throughout the year with prize drawings at the Lunch and Learns. The chamber is developing a website and social media contacts.
Jeffs requested the fee be waived for the use of the museum for the Lunch and Learns. Commissioner Nelson said the museum has a limited budget, but he would look into it, he said to plan to use the museum free of charge. Jeffs thanked the county commissioners for their support. He asked the commission to use local businesses when possible for county purchases.
Jeffs said they have been working with County Attorney David Blackwell to know what all the guidelines and parameters are for the bid process. Jeffs would like to see better communications between the local businesses and the commission.
Commissioner Pitchforth said some of our local businesses are struggling and need our support. She believes our local businesses are competitive. During the Christmas season she said she was able to shop at home and get most everything she needed locally.
Commissioner Horrocks said people have the idea that it's cheaper to go to Carbon County, but it's not when you consider the cost of gas and if you eat while you're there, it's expensive. The Chamber slogan is Emery County Your First Choice and they encourage everyone to get everything you can in Emery County first, before you travel outside the county.
The commission approved the contract renewal for Payne Relief, LLC. This is for Val Payne who does public land work for the county.
The commission approved a slight increase in user fees at the Aquatic Center.
The right of way for the Desbee Dove Wilberg crossover road was renewed for 10 years. Ray Petersen said he is going to put in a request to have the right-of-way extended in perpetuity with the mining company instead of having to renew it every 10 years.
The commissioners reported on their recent activities. Commissioner Pitchforth said she attended recreation board meeting and they reported the holiday tournament went well. There are 300 kids involved with junior jazz. The archery club has started their winter shoots every Wednesday evening at the recreation building. Hunter safety classes are going on now. The Fair will be Aug. 1-4 and the rodeo will be July 26, 27, and 28. The Miss Emery Pageant will be on July 14. You can register online for all of the recreation sports. They are getting ready for a golf academy with registration open now for that.
Commissioner Nelson said they have been looking at the concerns raised by pool users. Some people complain the pool is too cold and others say it's too hot so he doesn't think they will be able to keep everyone happy with that issue. He said they are trying to work on the lifeguard presence at the pool so people know the lifeguards are there without hovering. They are working to get the handicapped door fixed.
The Crandall Canyon land exchange is signed and recorded. "I want to thank Dave, Ray and Brenda. The families are appreciative. On Jan. 3 the commissioners met with SITLA. John Andrews did a presentation on how SITLA lands work. We would like to get the bill (county public land use) to Washington as soon as possible. We plan to continue to work with SITLA. The director for North Emery Water Users resigned and the board will meet to appoint a new director," said Commissioner Nelson.
Sheriff Greg Funk reported his deputies are in training on the new computer systems for their patrol vehicles.
Commissioner Horrocks said he and his fellow commissioners are excited to start a new year of service to the citizens of Emery County. They will work to promote and enhance the quality of life in Emery County.
Next meeting is Jan. 24.


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Jets Logos Unveiled
Robert Cleave
July 22 2011 03:57PM
The Jets kicked off the process of merchandizing this afternoon with the unveiling of the team's new logos and the first sales of gear at the MTS Centre. The full compliment of team marks and logos can be seen at the club's website. There's nothing that really knocks my socks off, but I'll freely admit I might not be the target demographic, and in any case I suspect they'll sell a few units tonight. Thoughts?
July 22 2011, 04:18PM
The main logo is a little cheesy, but I don't mind it. The two side patches are pretty awful though, especially the written one. They could have done a lot better, but then again, it could have been a lot worse.
Eh... I'll stick with my retro 80s logo shirts and jerseys until they eventually come up with something better.
July 22 2011, 04:23PM
I work at cityplace, which is across the street from MTS Centre. The moment the logo was unveiled, people were literally running to (what used to be) the Moose gear store to pick up merch. Looking out my office window right now, it's lined up outside the building down the block.
@Oil Kings 'n' Pretty Things
I work in Portage Place and it was a mad dash to the skywalk for about 20 minutes
July 22 2011, 04:49PM
I don't mind the new logo. We may have to incorporate some new colors around this place to keep up though.
It's the nerd in me but doesn't the logo on the left remind anyone of Captain America?
Kind of bleh with it, there were other concept logos that were quite a bit better.
The Fraser Davidson logo was quite superior I think.
July 22 2011, 05:48PM
I love the RCAF tribute. My maternal Grandfather and his two sons were all pilots, but we have enough "circle on blue" logos in the NHL. I think that the main logo would have worked better as a shoulder patch, and a version of the secondary logo, albeit sans mots, would probably work better as the team's main crest.
Overall I don't mind them. Not crazy on the tertiary/wordmark logo, however. It looks like a baseball team mated with the Regina Pats.
I like it. Patriotic and charts a new course for the logo.
July 22 2011, 06:31PM
Interesting, and it really isn't that bad... For me, at least, it gives a Canadian Airlines vibe. An airline that is now defunct...
Was kinda looking for something different. Definately not a typical hockey logo. Was gonna get a jersey, but ill pass.
Kinda looks like they just slapped it together. Took the RCAF logo, God bless it, and added a jet to it. Lame, shouldn't have paid much for that logo.
I'm all for it. It's simple, and that works for logos. I like how it's similar enough to the old ones that it's a reasonable leap of logic to think that, just maybe, if they never left, this is what the logo would like now.
Stay with the origional colours and kept things simple.
I like it.
Now what are they going to do with the old jets retired numbers?
July 22 2011, 09:56PM
I don't dislike the logo. I'm not falling out of my chair in love with it either. I'm reserving final critique of it until I see it on the jersey, it could all come together then and make for one hell of a hockey uniform.
July 22 2011, 10:19PM
I don't mind it all, simple, patriotic and ....jetty.
The only one I don't care for is the written one on the bottom right.
July 22 2011, 11:21PM
I like it. Patriotic and charts a new course for the logo.
Yessir well done !!! I will buy it ! ,,,,,
July 23 2011, 09:57AM
I like it as well. I'm really glad then went with a new logo and not the same one as before (which was terrible imho), and I'm sure it wasn't just slapped together as some have suggested.
July 23 2011, 10:56AM
I love the RAF/RCAF tribute.
July 23 2011, 11:01AM
This logo was pitched a few months ago, and I was really hoping they'd stick with it. The new one is close, and I like it, but I still think this one would have been better.
July 25 2011, 11:45AM
This logo was pitched a few months ago, and I was really hoping they'd stick with it. The new one is close, and I like it, but I still think this one would have been better.
That is a pretty nice logo concept, I like that it has the RCAF and the Maple leaf, but the tie-in with the AVRO Arrow can be seen as both good and bad, good in the sense the Avro arrow was a great CANADIAN accomplishment, BAD in that the planes were ultimately scrapped and most of the design team moved to the USA to work for NASA.
It still would have gotten my vote.
July 25 2011, 11:51AM
I like it. Patriotic and charts a new course for the logo.
It also seems to pay tribute to TRUE NORTH,
notice the notch in the blue ring that extends out from the white circle,
looks like a compass right?
Has there been a press release describing the logo and its designers intentions?


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Tyler Blume's 9-yard touchdown pass to Pierce Dhaese pulled Oregon within a point with 9.6 seconds to play. Sawyer Reynolds' two-point run gave the Hawks a miraculous first-round playoff win.
The late-game heroics resulted in a 22-21 Oregon win over Wilmington on Saturday night at Becker Field.
"We have a really good passing game, but we haven't shown it all year," Dhaese said. "We finally got it going. It felt great. Tyler put the ball in perfect spots, allowing me to go get it."
"It all went so fast," Blume said. "I thought we were done when we had that last turnover on downs. It all came together tonight."
Trailing 21-14 with just 1:27 remaining after turning the ball over on downs, things looked bleak for Oregon (6-4).
But the Hawks held state-ranked Wilmington (8-2) to a three-and-out and used their timeouts. They got the ball back with 50.6 seconds left at their own 43.
On Oregon's second play of their final drive, Blume hit Chris Jordan for 14 yards, then connected with Dhaese for 30 to the Wilmington 9.
Blume spiked the ball to stop the clock with 13.6 ticks left. Blume then drilled the 9-yard TD to Dhaese on a slant from the right. Suddenly, it was 21-20 with 9.6 seconds on the clock.
The Hawks did not flinch, deciding to go for the winning two-point conversion.
Reynolds scored relatively easily on a dive play off the left side.
"That's one of the greatest feelings ever," Reynolds said. "This is probably the best night of my life.That's Oregon Hawk football right there. That's what we're known for, is cramming it."
The final score was Oregon's only lead.
Wilmington went up 7-0 on a 56-yard drive on its first possession.
The Hawks, who did not have a first down in the first quarter, hit a big play, as Blume and Dhaese connected on a 70-yard TD pass. The point after was botched because of a high snap, and it was 7-6 with 10:20 left in the second quarter.
The Wildcats took advantage of a controversial turnover when it was ruled that a Wilmington punt hit returner Nick Newman, and the Cats recovered at the Oregon 15.
On the next play, Wilmington's Nick McWilliams scored. The point after made it 14-6 with 10:20 left in the third quarter.
The Hawks pulled even when Garrett Rude busted a 71-yard run, and Reynolds scored from 7 yards out on the next play. Blume then hit Josh Cook for the two-point conversion, and it was 14-all with 52 seconds left in the third quarter.
Wilmington went up 21-14 with a 65-yard TD drive that was capped with a 19-yard pass.
Pierce Dhaese had 136 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
Tyler Blume passed for 150 yards and two touchdowns while Garrett Rude had 108 rushing yards.


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Skip to comments.Rich. Weird. Romney
Posted on 04/25/2012 7:39:24 AM PDT by greyfoxx39
Mitt Romney is weird. When the Obama reelection campaign early in the cycle made the mistake of indicating that its strategy would be to imply that Mitt Romney is weird by repeatedly telling Politico that it planned on calling Mitt Romney weird, Romneys camp countered by causing a brief and not particularly sincere media brouhaha over whether weird is code for Mormon. Plenty of Americans think Mormons are weird, yes, but in this case, the simple fact is Mitt Romney is weird, entirely apart from his religion.
All video of him attempting to interact with normal humans is cringe-inducing, as a cursory YouTube search quickly demonstrates. (Martin Luther King Day, Jacksonville, Fla., 2008: Mitt poses for a picture with some cheerful young parade attendees. As he squeezes in to the otherwise all-black group, he says, apropros of nothing, Who let the dogs out? Woof, woof!) He seems to have been told that small talk is mostly made up of cheerfully delivered non sequiturs.
Romney recently told People magazine, I tasted a beer and tried a cigarette once, as a wayward teenager, and never did it again. Im not sure we should believe him. Theres no way in hell I can imagine Mitt Romney loosening up enough to have a beer.
(Excerpt) Read more at salon.com ...
You think they were hard on W? You ain't seen nuthin' yet.
I believe Weird Willard is actually a robot.
GOP-E, he's all yours....enjoy....I won't be a part of it.
I understand that FR is not a pro-Romney site, but since he will be the nominee and is less bad than Obama, why should it become an anti-Romney site?
When gauging a man's weirdness, I look at his wife.
If she seems ok, he's probably not as bad as you think.
Mittens & Mother of 5 are definitely less weird than Mooch & Barry.
That's just the nature of this site. All or nothing.
Holy cow....I'm beginning to think this guy IS a robot, and that he's on the verge of a systems blowout.
He's an Auton not a robot.
Living plastic.
"I understand that FR is not a pro-Romney site, but since he will be the nominee and is less bad than Obama"
You comparison is simply a lie situational conservatives tell themselves to justify voting for a democrat with an (R) after his name.
That's where I'm at as well. They pushed romney on the voters...now they can live with it and run the show against Obama on their own.
It was my pleasure to tell the caller from the GOP I would be voting conservative and it would not be for Romney. A slight pause.. then they continued their script to solicite money...with each breath lowering the amount they wanted. My answer was NO I would not be supporting the GOP under any circumstances as they had proven they are not listening to the American people and what they want.
Obama is so gay.
Oh...do you believe that we should all just cast aside principle and kiss his ring now after he spent millions in destroying the candidacy of other candidates?
The article is just the vanguard of the attack that will now be unleashed on Romney by the press. He has no chance in hell of defeating Obama. I, for one, will hold him responsible for giving Obama a second term.
I'm not sure how Jim's going to handle this awkward place....I can't see FR supporting either...rather focusing on conservative bills...topics and those who represent us in congress.
Such as with Scotus...opposing those who will not abide by the constitution. No matter how the picture is there are still conservative prinicples we can fight for...
Good job, caww.
I like it!
When Ann speaks and he is next to her, he has this wierd half smile on his face...same one he had during the debates, no matter what the other candidates were saying about him. Reminds me of the Joker.
In the vid, his hand is flung across the women's shoulder in a creepy way, coming forward too far over her shoulder.
Obviously, he is trying to be cool...but the inappropriate gesture makes the photo op all the more wierd.
Romney is a full on liberal socialist who runs as a republican because he knows that some will vote GOP no matter what.
Its pretty obvious that many would vote for Obama is he changed parties and that's no exaggeration.
In four years the lions' share of rabid Romney supporters, will deny they ever did.
(Best be careful w/such language in a thread being contributed to by a nominal Hindu [Reaganaut1])
Mitt Romney's openly gay foreign-policy spokesman
"Grenell isn't the first out gay person to serve as a high-level staffer to a GOP nominee, but as far as I can tell, he is the first such press spokesman -- the first to serve as the public face of the all-but-certain Republican nominee -- and on the historically sensitive issue of national security, no less."
Why would ANY conservative support Romney?
"I wont be voting for Romney. If he gets the nomination, Ill be campaigning full time against him. There will be NO campaign for an abortionist, homo agenda pushing, gun grabbing, big government, mandate loving, statist, RINO, political whore on FR. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever!!
Anyone who doesnt like that is more than welcome to take his RINO loving free speech rights elsewhere."
Rebellion is brewing.
You can only make this argument if you take conservatives collectively...
Individually...no...The overwhelming # of conservatives settled for McCain...and before that shifted to 2nd, 3rd, or 4th choices in the '08 race...just like many shifted down in 2012...
Same thing in 1990s with Bob Dole.
It's not too much to ask that the guy you vote for isn't pro-abortion, doesn't have a liberal-judge appointment track record, isn't THE pioneer on big govt socialistic healthcare...
Otherwise, what's the diff 'tween him & the (d) guy???
What's now the key differences anymore with the (R) & (D) parties when the GoP-establishment gives us Romney?
If I wanted someone to the left of LBJ & his welfare state, I'd have joined the Dems.
And just what office have you run for? I am a Precinct Committeeman, an office I was elected to hold. My "duty" is to my state and country, NOT to follow the lead of Karl Rove.
You are perfectly welcome to follow YOUR duty whatever the hell it is.
It's relative. If Romney was a moderate with a few blemishes, FR would probably back him. If Romney was who he claimed to be in his campaign speeches, FR would probably back him
But Romney's record is pro-abortion, pro-sodomy=marriage, pro-Romneycare the model for Obamacare, anti-gun, pro-big government.
Were left asking what's the difference between Obama and Romney. And were coming up with so little that it's not worth voting for a GOP-labeled liberal and having the liberal agenda attached to the GOP. Let the Obama and the democrats reap the failures from the liberal agenda.
As an example, what's the first thing that Romney did, once it was clear he had the nomination? Named an open gay person to be his main spokeman.
That's a conservative? I don't think so.
I have to watch it. Creepy is the perfect word to describe Willard. I don't exaggerate when I say he makes my skin crawl....I've been having that reaction to him since the earliest debates.
This forum is probably going to officially be a pro-Virgil Goode forum.
After I vote for Newt in the California primary I am going to re-register in the Constitution Party and vote for their candidate.
If Romney is going to be elected he is going to do it with the votes of Northeastern Liberal Republicans, liberal democrats who are disillusioned with Obama and liberal uninformed independents.
That is his target constituency.
They can have him.
I'm on board with that.
In effect Romney's election ends any pretense that there is any opposition party at all. What ever roadblocks there have been to a socialist agenda will have evaporated.
Huh? Reaganaut is a Christian, isn't she?
Same here. I've already voted in the Ohio primary and done my duty. Romney won by about a vote and that largely because the media spent a month tearing Santorum down. The party's arcane rules didn't permit our candidates access to delegates, but did permit outsiders to vote in their primary.
Can you imagine? Your own candidates don't qualify, but democrats do? Absolutely insane!
So, I'm a Virgil Goode supporter for this election. He is pro-life, pro-God, pro-gun, pro-small government, pro-American worker over illegal, pro-controlled border, pro-Americans secure in their persons and papers, pro-best military in the world....everything a conservative could want.
"It's become a clearinghouse for orthodox conservatives to demand 100% purity from politicians..."
Or the republicans can offer a candidate that is 50 percent conservative...
That is his target constituency.
They can have him.
Exactly, if the GOP wants to keep nominating liberals they need to figure out a way to get them elected without my help.
I don't expect you to see it like I do. What kind of conservative would want to run for office when they will be in the crosshairs of the media, the political opposition, AND their political allies? Only the kind who will tolerate the pressure as long as they can exercise control over others. This is the environment we have so these are the candidates we will get. That is until one of us decides to make such a sacrifice to advance freedom. I certainly don't want to run for president and put my family through that kind of hell so I'm in no position to tell others they should. Since I didn't apply for the head chef job, I will order from the menu.
He sounds like a FREEPER!
Does anyone know his Freeper name? :-)
If you have to ask, you probably won't understand...
Ask him how he's going to do it.
Wow. You must have a tin-ear.
Romney Obama the Same
Romney is GOP 's Obama lite wannabe.
She is...she is not on this thread yet...reaganaut1 is the current poster.
Sounds good to me.
Can you post some source verification for Virgil's conservative principles as very soon the surrender-monkey Mitt supporters will be on here with their "a vote for Goode is a vote for Obama" rants.
Well hello Stuart...you do seem to pop up with questions you can never quite get the answer you're looking for.
I suggest you go right to the source and ask him yourself. I don't carry 'stuarts' water.
I trust the owner...he'll do whatever he determines is best for conservatisim.
And I hope it does become exactly that. Goode is the real deal: a true conservative. He represented the congressional district next to mine and I heard/read nothing but good commentary on him during that time.
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A feral cat problem in Emery was the first of the citizen concerns at the recent town council meeting. The discussion of this problem turned to the possibility of disease spread by the cats. Councilman Patrick Sundstrom agreed to look into the problem and try to trap the cats. He said county animal control will not come because it is a cat problem and they are considered feral cats.
Council person Corinne Dalton stated the planning and zoning commission has moved into an annexation issue. There is a peninsula and an island problem in the northwest corner of the town. According to state law, this type of situation cannot exist. One of the property owners is requesting annexation and the other is not. By state law, the property owner with the biggest piece of property will take precedence. "We are trying to resolve this issue as quickly as possible," said Dalton.
Dave Taylor has again purchased the wreaths to be placed on the veterans graves. The Youth City Council will be doing the project.
Mistie Christiansen announced the Youth City Council wishes to host a New Year's party for the town. "It will be their way of thanking the town for the support they gave during the ball park light project," said Christiansen. She also announced the final purchases are on the way for the community center.
Mayor Gary Petty gave his final comments as Mayor of Emery. "This being my last council meeting as mayor, I would like to express my thanks to the city council for the help and support they have given me for the past nine months. I hope when the new mayor takes over, things will run smoothly and the council and town residents will work together," stated Petty.


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Someone else posted their songs before, but most of what you posted has never been posted in this thread before, and it's really good stuff! Thanks so much!
I'm one of those people who is very hard to impress, since I'm a composer/musician/songwriter myself, and have been into eclectic genres and Asian music for decades.
My criteria for great songs is basically this combination:
-Aesthetically pleasing
-Artistically interesting
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95% of the stuff that gets posted here is quite bland to me--just the same old formula of very conventional sounding pop, rock, metal, dance, rap, ballads, etc. Even a lot of the current bands who puts on pretentious rebellious images and try to rock out, sounds exactly like all the other bands that are out there or came before them--very few actually are unique and interesting enough, as well as write excellent songs that aren't simply total derivatives of what's come before. Most rely on polished production while writing the same damn chord progressions, simple melodies, passable rock-styled vocals, typical arrangements, and a lot of visual stuff that's got nothing to do with music. So much flash and so little substance.
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Following his two weeks of Cochran Program training in North Carolina with the USDA's Animal and Plant Inspection Service (APHIS), Chiluba Mwape was able to develop a pest list for Zambia. This has enabled the nation to conduct pest risk assessments for several Zambian fruits and vegetables—the only country in southern Africa to be able to do so. Dr. Precious Hamukwale, a professor at the University of Zambia, says her agribusiness training under the Borlaug Program has helped her to assist Zambian businesswomen to better explore their potential. Mwape and Hamukwale are among 20 Zambian alumni of the USDA's Cochran and Borlaug Fellowship Programs who spoke about how their training in the United States inspired them to make a difference in fellow citizens' lives. Read more »


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HIGHLANDS RANCH – The Highlands Ranch girls basketball team finished sparring and is ready to take on the contenders.
The Falcons, ranked No. 2 in Colorado's Class 5A poll, polished off ThunderRidge, 74-36, Saturday night at the Highlands Ranch gym and will now play at top-ranked Regis Jesuit Wednesday night before hosting No. 5 Rock Canyon Saturday evening.
All three teams are 5-0 in the Continental League and this week will definitely have an impact on the eventual league champion.
Regis (16-1) tuned up for Wednesday's No. 1 vs. No. 2 showdown with a 75-35 romp Saturday night over Legend in a game that saw the Raiders hit 51 percent of their field goal attempts.
"It doesn't get any easier in this league, that's for sure," said Highlands Ranch coach Caryn Jarocki. "The girls are totally excited."
Highlands Ranch (14-3) took all the excitement out of Saturday's game by jumping to a 15-2 lead after the first quarter and the Falcons never looked back in winning their eighth straight game.
ThunderRidge, which had won four consecutive league games after a 4-7 non-league campaign, fell to 4-1 in the league.
The Falcons turned the ball over 13 times in the first half but only once in the final two quarters and shot the ball well the entire game. Highlands Ranch hit 56.2 percent of its field goals attempts, including seven 3-pointers.
"The first half we had 13 turnovers but we thoroughly outrebounded them," said Jarocki. "The second half we had only one turnover and they thoroughly outrebounded us. So we're trying to put those two together, where we outrebound and have less turnovers."
Madison Montgomery, the Falcons' 6-foot senior who transferred from Regis, paced the Falcons with 20 points and admitted she is looking forward to Tuesday's game against her former team.
Ciera Morgan had 14 points in the balanced Falcons' offensive showing while Symone Starks finished with 12 points and Abrianna Lujan contributed 10 points.
ThunderRidge turned the ball over 20 times in the game and shot only 21.5 percent from the field.
The first 4:30 of the game told the story for the Grizzlies.
ThunderRidge missed its first seven shots and turned the ball over once on their first eight possessions of the game.
"We scored two points in the first quarter," said ThunderRidge coach Bill Bradley. "We didn't shoot well but they shot 70 percent from 3-point range. That's pretty good. When they shoot it that well and we shoot that poorly, it doesn't matter about the rest of it.
"We actually shot it 51 times and they shot it 48 times. They shot 16 free throws, we shot 15 free throws."
Brianna Throop, a 5-7 senior guard, provided half of ThunderRidge's offensive output as she scored a team-high 18 points.