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Hit and Miss. Extremely server dependent. Most recent visit, server said yeah, yeah and then they delivered the meal items with gluten ingredients. Like you specify a GF burger with no cheese, no chips, no fries, and it arrives with a wheat bun. No real apologies until you ask for the manager. Use caution during peak hours. You're likely to get seriously glutened if not careful.
GREAT food. Designated gluten-free menu. And they can make the street tacos with corn instead of wheat.
Great gluten free menu with many delicious options
Gluten Free. Great food and great service!!!!!
849 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205
Got sick here. I have a few allergies on top of the celiacs. Manager assured me I would be fine. My salad was brought out with eggs, one of the allergies. I should have known at that point. Maybe ok for non celiacs and maybe ok if you go when slow. But I got sick 😞
7014 E Camelback Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
We eat here all the time, I have celiac and other allergies and have never been sick and I get sick easily, great food and great service
700 Baybrook Mall, Space D-126, Friendswood, TX 77546
Decent choices - had steak taco, was full of flavor.
95 East Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Review saying great, big gluten free menu couldn't be more wrong. Your choices are basically kale salad, ahi tuna, or a hamburger patty. That's not my idea of a good gluten free menu at all. Yard House is a great restaurant with tasty options, if you don't have to be gluten free.
226 Lewers St, Honolulu, HI 96815
Great food and ambience. I'm gluten sensitive and had no issues. Mention it to the staff and they will give you a dedicated menu.
849 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205
All food peeped daily. Fresh and made to order.
9401 W Westgate Blvd, Glendale, AZ 85305
They have a bigger sized gluten free menu than I expected. They had some salads, some taco choices, a couple different sandwiches that were pretty big (wrapped in lettuce, no bun) and some steak and fish choices. I asked them how they prepared the food and talked to the manager about it and was impressed with how they accommodate gf guests. I will definitely be coming back next time I'm there! Great service & great food.
3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
They have a gluten free menu with the common disclaimers that food may contain traces of gluten. staff was knowledgeable.
40770 Winchester Rd, Temecula, CA 92591
Large GF option menu Very skeptical at first but the waitress was knowledgeable and I Didn't get sick (FYI I don't think they're designated GF ) I had "crusted salmon on kale and cauliflower" ....large meal Crusted does not mean breading etc... The meal was super yummy. (Share it and you'll be satisfied)
14500 W Colfax Ave, Lakewood, CO 80401
My daughter and I both got glutened eating the cob salad.
849 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205
No gluten free bread or bun no gluten free pizza shell, I ended up ordering then beef tacos in silver dollar sized tortillas and tasted like spoiled deer meat
401 Shoreline Village Dr, Long Beach, CA 90802
I have celiac disease and this place was amazing. Separate menu for "gluten sensitive" but very knowledgeable about cross contamination. Kitchen was willing to clean a stovetop for me, change gloves, and attempt to minimize contamination. My food accidentally came out with croutons on the (separately prepared) salad, they were happy to take it back and fully remake it. I had the pork burger (lettuce-wrapped) with a side salad and their blood orange vinaigrette, very delicious! Highly recommended to all celiacs in the area or just visiting.
1300 Main St, Kansas City, MO 64105
Dedicated GF menu buy very limited since the fryer is shared.
3693 E Longwing Ln #140, Meridian, ID 83642
This food is to die for with a full gluten-free menu and it was delicious. Chef and staff very awesome. Nice atmosphere and clean. Also have nice alcohol selection including some gluten free beer.
15 W Maryland St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Good variety of choices for food and even a few appetizers! I highly recommended the pork burger! It was so good we went back a second time during our stay!!
4549 Commerce St #100, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
excellent gf tacos! and the devilled eggs we're very yummy!
Yard House Palm Beach Gardens, 11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Ave, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
They have a "gluten sensitive" menu with the usual disclaimer about possible cross contamination however, the waitress said they would take the necessary steps to avoid cc, they just don't want to be held liable in the event someone gets sick. They even had my food brought out separately, which rarely happens, so they seem to understand proper procedures.
4549 Commerce St #100, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Gluten free street tacos are amazing! A lot of places here don't use gluten free corn tortillas so it was a refreshing find!
4549 Commerce St #100, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Staff was very friendly and accommodating!
11011 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89135
I came here a couple weeks ago and they took great care of me. Ordered the deviled eggs, Caesar without croutons and a cheese burger wrapped in lettuce. Had several people check up on me throughout the email and assure it was prepared without cross contamination. Will be back. Very appreciative.
1501 4th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
Great food! I'm super sensitive and I didn't get sick. There is no gf menu but they knew what would work and made changes. The waitress also double checked everything.
849 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205
The restaurant has a specific menu with a variety of options (including salads, burgers, tacos, and fish). I talked with three different staff members while there, all aware of Celiacs. I was the only one in my group of ten with a food allergy, and everyone else spoke highly of their dinners as well. Definitely recommend. It is a quick walk from the conference center which was an added bonus.
300 Santana Row, San Jose, CA 95128
They have a Gluten Sensitive menu. I had communicated to them that I had Celiac disease, and my server said the kitchen staff understood to keep all gluten away from my meal, but I was reacting to Gluten as soon as I finished my meal. This review is a warning to the Celiacs out there, perhaps it would work for Gluten Sensitive. Perhaps I should have know better...
1880 Tower Dr, Glenview, IL 60026
I was in the area for a business trip and gave this place a try. I am so glad I did. They had a fairly good selection of foods. They have a few gluten free beers and ciders too. I had street tacos with corn tortillas. Very good flavor!
237 Market Street, Yonkers, NY 10710
There is a gluten sensitive menu. Makes me nervous when it says sensitive because I'm guessing that means cross contamination can happen. I've played it safe and only ordered salads. They are good and filling but I wish they had more options and were a little more celiac friendly. It's also incredibly loud in there on the weekends. My husband and I could barley hear each other speak over the music and 473838 million tvs. Better for a date night during the week :)
6593 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Have never gotten sick from ordering off of their gf menu but options are very limited so I rarely go here for a good gf meal.
1863 Village W Pkwy, Kansas City, KS 66111
eh... okay so I will say this. not a ton of options for gluten free and there's No way with that kitchen that there isn't cross contam. however yes the food tasted good. my mom ordered the chicken sandwich (lettuce wrapped) with Parmesan mashed pot. and I got the cheeseburger lettuce wrapped with brocolli. I did try some of hers, both came off the gluten free menu. well....let's just say I was sick all night long, if your celiac I'm sure you know what I mean by that... sigh.. I was hopeful because the food, especially mashed potatoes tasted so good, however it was a major fail for me o well...not that many options anyways.
226 Lewers St, Honolulu, HI 96815
Served me contaminated food after I explicitly told them I could not have cross contaminated food
6593 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Very friendly and accommodating. Decent gluten free menu and pretty knowledgeable. I had the Deviled eggs. Very awesome. Just ate do don't know about cross contamination but if I don't get sick, they did a wonderful job, above my expectations!
401 Shoreline Village Dr, Long Beach, CA 90802
Gluten free menu and waitress was very knowledgable.
6791 Spring Mall Drive, Springfield, VA 22150
Menu is not Gluten Free, only "Gluten Sensitive" they do not have separated prep areas so there is a risk of cross contamination. The food is good though.
330 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91101
How can a restaurant claim to have a GF menu that simply tells you to tell your server to remove most items from your dish and then pay full price! The Yard House is insulting to us and if they don't change we should boycott them. When I saw the menu I walked out.
4208 Six Forks Rd C110, Raleigh, NC 27609
While I didn't get sick, I won't say it is celiac friendly. Menu is labeled "gluten sensitive" as they cannot guarantee that their food doesn't have any cross contamination. I ate the deviled eggs as an appetizer and the street tacos wrapped in lettuce for the entree. The meal came with pinto beans and brown rice My meal was excellent! Sadly, no dessert options available for people with celiacs. Just be cautious!
9401 W Westgate Blvd, Glendale, AZ 85305
Quite honestly there isn't much you can have other than meat and salad. If that's what you have a taste for, pair it with some hard cider and you're good to go. Ask about their gluten free dipping sauces, awesome. The seared ahi tuna salad is excellent as well.
1501 4th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
They have a "gluten sensative" menu on request. I don't know how they would be for full celiacs. I found the food very tasty. I got deviled eggs and two tacos: one blackened swordfish and one carnitas.
71800 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
horrible. staff not educated, food mediocre, and got really sick after. not for celiacs
6593 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Seperate gf menu with not that many options, but enough for a decent meal. When asking for gf, manager comes by to advise and answer questions. I went with the taco's on corn tortillas (pretty nice) and the tomato bisque, which was absolutely amazing! This soup alone is worth the trip. Manager came by several times to check on me and was very knowladgeable about the whole gluten thing.
95 East Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Awesome food. Gf beer and cider options as well
3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Can't really accommodate gluten free.
340 Market St, Lynnfield, Massachusetts 01940
Had the gf tacos with the corn tortillas and it was great the brown rice was excellent
126 Brookline Ave, Boston, MA 02215
I didn't get sick which is the most important thing I look for in a restaurant. Food was fine, service was a little slow.
#1201, 201 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432
GF options available, gluten free beer (Omission) and cider. Server did not offer a gf menu but one was available online, waitress was not completely knowledgeable.
11011 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Menu is gluten sensitive not gluten free if you are Celiac like me avoid this location.
14500 W Colfax Ave, Lakewood, CO 80401
Has a gluten free menu. The meal I ordered was basically something from the regular menu minus the sauce. So I asked for it with no sauce. After a couple bites I discovered they had put the sauce on it even after requesting they not do so. Why have a gluten free menu if things aren't prepared the way it is ordered?
950 Providence Hwy, Dedham, MA 02026
They try, but not really great.
71800 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Waitstaff did not know what gluten is. After being told, the server referred gluten as "fluffy stuff".
340 Market St, Lynnfield, Massachusetts 01940
If you ask for a menu the manager will come out and speak to you. They are very accommodating
3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Amazing experience. Bent over backwards to help us. Had fried chicken, okra and an amazing smoked pecan and mango salad.
21001 N Tatum Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85050
Very knowledgeable wait staff. Great menu. Food was very good.
330 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91101
Decent enough service. A decent number of options, but the menu wasn't created with us in mind. I didn't feel yucky, but I don't think it's probably Celiac friendly.
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Patent Troll Myths
Michael Risch
Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law
August 15, 2011
Seton Hall Law Review, Vol. 42, p. 457, 2012
Villanova Law/Public Policy Research Paper No. 2012-2011
It turns out that just about everything we thought about patent trolls – good or bad – is wrong. Using newly gathered data, this article presents an ethnography of sorts about highly litigious non-practicing entity (NPE) plaintiffs. The results are surprising: they show that the conventional wisdom about patent trolls is likely based on anecdotal, but infrequently occurring, events. Instead, the patents enforced by so-called trolls – and the companies that obtained them – look a lot like other litigated patents and their owners.
To be sure, whether an NPE qualifies as a troll depends on who is doing the name-calling. Regardless of definition, though, commentators on all sides have used little evidence to support their positions. The reason is simple: there has been little research about the patents litigated by NPEs and even less about the source of those patents.
Understanding NPEs is critically important to better understanding the role of patents in society and in entrepreneurial businesses. The debate cannot be resolved without further study of the companies whose patents are now litigated by NPEs. This study is the first step in that direction.
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Circle these dates on the Angels' 2013 scheduleSeptember 12th, 2012, 11:37 am by LANDON HALL, OCREGISTER.COM
We already knew the basics about the 2013 schedule: the Astros are joining the AL West, so the Angels have a new rival, if you want to call them that; the new arrival requires more interleague games; the Angels will play the NL Central after toying with the NL West this year; the Freeway Series with the Dodgers will be shortened from six games to four.
What we didn't know, until Wednesday, was the actual dates for the 2013 slate of games. (The start times will be released at a later date.)
Here are some of the newsier and juicier notes from next year's schedule:


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SPRINGFIELD -- Governor George H. Ryan today congratulated the state's high school seniors on their SAT college placement scores because Illinois' composite score showed the greatest improvement among the states over the last year.
Illinois' seniors scored a composite score of 576 on the verbal portion of the SAT, compared to the national average of 502. The composite math score for Illinois was 589, while the national average was 514.
In addition, Illinois public school students' scores on advanced placement tests were the best in the nation for the second year a row. Illinois' composite score was 3.25 on a scale of 0 to 5. The AP tests enable high school seniors to earn college credits.
The state's seniors improved Illinois' composite SAT verbal score by eight points over the 2000 scores and boosted the math score by three points. Nationally, the average SAT verbal score rose only one point and the average math score was unchanged from 2000.
"These results are further proof that we're on the right track in Illinois schools," Ryan said. "The state's SAT scores showed the greatest improvement among the 50 states in the last year, the last five years and in the last 10 years. Our goal is sustained excellence in our classrooms and to have all students graduate with the skills they need for a successful and fulfilling life."
Illinois' SAT scores for 2001 build on the good scores achieved by the state's seniors on the national ACT test and are a further indication that the state's increased investment in education is paying off with better-prepared and accomplished students.
Although the SAT is not taken by as many high school students as the ACT, the composite results of the SAT, ACT and AP tests nonetheless provide parents, teachers, colleges and students with a strong measurement of success in Illinois classrooms.
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Also encouraging is the fact that the composite SAT scores among the state's public school students are higher than the statewide composite for all students. Public school students scored 578 on the verbal test and 599 on the math portion of the test.
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Since taking office in 1999, Ryan has made education his top priority. In each of the last three state budgets, he has earmarked 51 percent of the state's new revenues to schools and job training - an increase of $1.4 billion in state support, or $700 in new funding for every public school child in Illinois.
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Talk about turnarounds: The Baltimore Orioles went 69-93 in 2011, and 93-69 this year. The Oakland Athletics? From 74-88 to 94-68. Quick, can you name four players on each team? USA TODAY Sports' Paul White and Jorge L. Ortiz do the introductions for you:
The Savior: Jim Johnson
No component of the Orioles was more significant to their surprise rise cthan the bullpen. Jim Johnson set a club record with a major league-leading 51 saves but did it without the radar-gun pizzazz of a Craig Kimbrel or Aroldis Chapman. In fact, Johnson's 5.37 strikeouts per nine innings were the fewest among the 92 major leaguers who had a save this season. He set a record for the most saves by a pitcher who had more saves than strikeouts and is only 10th ever with at least 30 saves and fewer strikeouts than saves.
The Superstar: Adam Jones
It was September until manager Buck Showalter serious considered giving center fielder Jones a day off. "Sometimes, it's just too far along," Showalter said. "I would have liked to have seen him get the All-Star break off, but that's his fault." Jones became the first Oriole since Miguel Tejada in 2006 to play all 162 games plus the All-Star Game. More important, he led the team with 32 homers, 39 doubles, 103 runs, 186 hits and 16 stolen bases.
The hotshot: Manny Machado
The Orioles used 52 players this season, so players got used to new faces showing up in the clubhouse. But none caught their attention more than Machado, 20, showing up Aug. 9. The main role for the organization's top offensive prospect was to shore up third base defense, though he'd always been a shortstop. Machado did that, but also stole the hearts of Baltimore fans and the awe of veteran teammates with a triple and single in his first game, two homers in his second. Walk-off hits, dazzling defense and an infectious smile to go with his composed but energetic play: "He can't be 20," says shortstop J.J. Hardy.
The glue: Matt Wieters
Wieters came to the majors three years ago with all sorts of gaudy offensive credentials. That made him an easy target for fans frustrated with sub-.500 Orioles teams because the catcher didn't hit balls often enough or fan enough. When Showalter took over in 2010, he made it clear to Wieters his first priority was handling a mish-mash pitching staff. The offense is coming – career-highs of 23 homers and 83 RBI – but Wieters spent more innings behind the plate than any other AL catcher for a team that shaved a full run off its 2011 ERA.
The X factor: Yoenis Cespedes
The A's went 82-46 in games the Cuban import started, 12-22 when he didn't. Cespedes can impact games with his powerful bat and arm, as well as his speed on the bases and in the field. With his aggressive style and superstar potential, he gives Oakland an indomitable force in the middle of the lineup.
The bargain: Josh Reddick
Reddick was part of the package the A's acquired from the Boston Red Sox in the Andrew Bailey deal, a trade that seemed mostly aimed at bolstering the farm system. Reddick had shown potential with the Red Sox, but nobody expected a 32-homer season from him. He also had 15 outfield assists, third-most in the majors, all for a tidy $485,000.
The salty vet: Jonny Gomes
Here's Gomes' reaction to earning awards that recognize his leadership and community service: "I get all the awards you can't take to arbitration.'' That's just one example of the sense of humor and perspective Gomes brings to a club that had 15 rookies on the roster at season's end. Gomes is the player they turn to for guidance, and it helps that he also delivered on the field, with 18 home runs in 99 games.
The helmsman: Bob Melvin
Melvin's one-game-at-a-time mantra has become a boring yet effective tool in keeping his youthful team focused. Melvin did not panic when the A's lost nine in a row May 22-June 1, and the club rewarded him by posting the majors' best mark (72-38) from that point on. His players are so committed to Melvin, some will seek out news media members to make his case for Manager of the Year.


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Skip to comments.Democrats: There Is No Crisis at Fannie...Freddie (You gotta see this video)
Posted on 09/29/2008 2:45:34 PM PDT by Straight Vermonter
I just want to be serious for a second, friends. This is a DEVASTATING video. It is absolutely unacceptable that this video is not being played on every news station and at every Democrat interview around the country over and over again.
More Democrats denying there was an impending crisis at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac - this time, outright denied by Maxine Waters (D), the moron who threatened to socialize...er, nationalize the oil industry. And Barney Frank (D).
And more. So much more. Watch the whole thing, and send it to everyone you know. Link to it everywhere. Do it. Now. Point and laugh derisively.
Praising Franklin Raines. More Barney Frank. Democrats mad at the GOP for calling out these two corrupt companies...while denying there is a problem. Republicans calling for more regulations, oversight and accountability with Democrats blocking them, etc. All meat and potatoes here.
Nothing those who have been paying attention to people other than Barack Obama haven't seen, but note just how explicitly and exactly perfectly these clips crystallize the argument that this was a GOVERNMENT failure - and one party in particular's fault. Jackasses.
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Agreed.....keep posting this video....make sure everyone sees it. No finger pointing required, the democrats condem themselves. People need to see this.
Rush played audio of this today. Every one of them should be tarred and feathered.
McCain needs to run this on CNN and MSNBC.
Every one of them should be tarred and feathered.
I think you are far too nice. They should be jailed after a very public trial and then sentenced to social security like the rest of us after they get out, if they live that long.
In 2004, Republicans held an oversight hearing on Freddie Mae and Fannie Mac. They warned us about this crisis back then, but Barney Frank, Maxine Waters, and other Democrats charged racism. Franklin Raines, the disgraced thief Democrat CEO of Fannie Mae, insisted the loans were "riskless."
if BARNEY FRANK, Palousie, Reid, Gorelick and all the elite who knew things were not kosher and were on the take don't take, er, gained from this farce are not frogmarched straight to the courtroom like ENRON people, then I have no hope whatsoever for this country. If people in charge remain the people in charge of F&F, God help us!
This needs to be ran as a TV ad all across the country for all to see that the 'rats are responsible and ignored the warnings.
This ought to be run on every network and radio station in the country, over and over and over again.
Any ideas on how we can get these retards prosecuted????
How was the legislation proposed by Bush to regulate Fannie/Freddie blocked in 2003? The Republicans controlled all three branches of government? Rino's? Who?
FOX news should be playing its own journalism over and over...
no 2/3s vote...the DEMs blocked it.
Once you're there you can look at the White House News by date.
That is a GREAT video clip. Thank you for posting it.
Can someone tell me how to download the video to my computer so I can burn it to a DVD?
Are you sure a 2/3's vote is necessary?
Thanks for posting this, SV.
No photo of Baghdad Bob? ;)
bailout bump, dems on video
I heard clips on Rush's radio show [assuming they're the same]. Devastating. The rats keep stepping in it.
This is how we combat the Drive-bys. Videos like this need to be a Freeper Manhatten Project. We need to tell the stories that never make it on the news and email it to everyone.
First we need a database of video, then a way to search it and third a few creative people to put the story together.
How do we get started? Any ideas.
thanks for posting!
I think many of you have the right idea — self-reliance. Promoting you tube is like trying to protect a sand castle.
Many people fear email attachments, but that sounds like the easiest option. To reach those who fear email attachments, maybe web meister — Jeff Head — could offer technical pointers.
I imagine we could burn blank CDs too and work out a CD loaning program in our local areas.
Here's another point — Governor Blunt of Missouri is doing important work right now. The litigation goons blocking free speech about the truth are conspiring against peoples' civil rights. Any way people can back up the good governor would be great.
Blunt is the key to opening a doorway for 527s. We know what the Swiftboats for Truth achieved in 04.
We already had an ad running in Virginia about Unrepentent Terrorist Ayers. But the litigation goons shut us down. That's the kind of thing Governor Blunt of Missouri is addressing.
You need 60 votes to be filibuster proof. When's the last time the RNC had that?
Another wizard I had the pleasure of encountering is Papa Smurf. By the way, when I visit his village, he sometimes calls me Mudfoot Smurf. I don't know why.
[Seriously, we're trying to figure out how to have our own low cost grass roots ad campaign without relying on youtube.]
This is important — search engine positioning of an ad page is key to increasing visiters. So while you might be 'preaching to the choir', you will also attract others.
The bill McCain cosponsored passed in committee, all Republicans voting for, all Dems against. Was the threat of filibuster the reason it did not go to the full senate for a vote? Seems like from what I read the reason given was simply that there was not enough votes in the senate to pass it. I suspect that a few (or more) Rinos sided with the dems.
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With mobile and social network gaming championing casual play and games like Call of Duty, Battlefield and others becoming the face of console gaming, is there much time left for the AAA single player experience?
Ask many a CoD gamer about which part of it they prefer, the single player or the multiplayer, and you'll often be called a noob for even considering the lone ranger portion of the game as comparable. Of course this is merely a matter of taste, but not only is this group the most vocal, but they're the ones still playing the game months after release; when the single player, story driven gamers have moved on to something else.
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so my neighbour..
So my neighbor (at the time i think was like 8-9) this was during world at war.. anyway.. one day i could hear him SCREAMING.. like 3 houses away clear as day, word for word, could hear him just being an ignorant prick.. his parents were not home.. what an 8-9 yr old is doing playing that shit anyways was beyond me.. but alas.. after a good 45 mins straight of this.. i was fed up.. called him, he cussed me out, called me every name an 8 yr old can think of on the spot (quite a few actually)
not impressed with a lil spitfuck telling me off.. i walked over to his house, and cut his cables to his net/satellite
laughed, walked home.. and waited for the crying to start! was a glorious day. Took them a good week to figure out why it wasnt working... (i did a good job on the cutting, hidden well lol)
dont think i ever heard the kid after that day...
you do realise he's talking
your pretty calm.... I would
Whiny little kids, cussing, ranting, and see who has a bigger dick. All reasons why single player is where it's at, story is like watching a great movie, except you play part in it, and you don't deal with little brats on your team shooting you in your back because they didn't get their way. Online's fun, but not everyone wants to be online 100% of the time, some ppl have jobs, and don't have the luxury to make virtual friends and make an online gang to harass others and be an online thug.


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Black and Bruined
Matt Stephen
March 19 2012 08:02PM
Editor's Note: Photo courtesy of @MHCranberry 's interesting timeline. Apologies for the late note I forgot originally.
The odds were stacked against the Maple Leafs, having lost five of the six games in the season series. The Bruins had outscored them 28-10 before the puck dropped, but against all odds, they came out with two points against the reigning Stanley Cup champs pushing the winning streak to three.
April fools came early, sorry.
In reality, the game ended with the Bruins having swept the season series definitively, outscoring the Leafs 35-10 in sum. Reimer donned a baseball cap before he even had the chance to break a sweat, having let in four goals on nine shots, just 12 minutes into the game. Frustrations came to a boiling point early for the Leafs: they couldn't beat the Bruins on the scoreboard and so tried to get it done in the ring, with Luke Schenn and Mike Komisarek getting into fisticuffs late in the first.
Uppercutting the opposition
No momentum was generated, with Komisarek taking beating from Milan Lucic's frantic uppercuts and Schenn getting a draw at best with Gregory Campbell. By the end of the 1st the Bruins had four goals, three of which were scored by their 3rd and 4th liners.
Wait, wait, it gets better.
The game within the game became whether or not the Leafs could get more shots on net than the Bruins have goals. Midway through the second period the Leafs had six shots, the Bruins six goals. At 15:59 in the second Carl Gunnarsson pulled ahead with the Leafs seventh shot of the night, but to make things exciting for Leafs fans the Bruins scored their seventh goal going into the third period. At the other end of the rink Jonas Gustavsson had allowed two goals on just eight shots, more shots in that period than the Leafs had tallied all game. The Bruins had as many goals tonight as they've had in their last four games.
Now this might hurt a bit.
The Bruins came into the third with a strategy of mercy and conservatism, holding back as much as possible. They protected the puck and killed the clock more blatantly as the game went on. On the bright side, John Michael-Liles put the Leafs' eighth shot on net, netting the Buds one more shot than the Bruins had goals… until Seguin tapped in Boston's eighth in 23 shots. Yes, that Seguin. With a late push, the Leafs won 12-8 in the shots-vs.-goals version of the game, but the Bruins won 8-0. Many Leafs fans thought they had made their peace with another lost season before tonight, but the team found a way to make it hurt anyway.
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Hate to say it, Matt, but 28+8=36. Now go have another beer.
Who took the picture of the guys with the bags over their heads?
March 19 2012, 08:26PM
@MHCranberry. Forgot to credit it. It's there now.
Thanks. I was wondering if it was like from the newspaper or something. I wonder if they they stayed the whole game like that.
Thankfully the TD Garden was handing them out after the 2nd GA tonight.
March 19 2012, 08:47PM
From Twitter it sounds like they were pretty popular so I would guess yes. Plus, in Boston it's probably safer to do that.
March 20 2012, 06:39AM
A belated welcome aboard. It takes brains, no, guts, no, lots of whiskey, no...well something, to want to blog about this team right now.
Good grief.
Every time I watch them get pummelled by the Bruins, the rage is overwhelming. Seguin is a better player than Kessel right now, and they haven't even added the big, smooth skating, hard shooting, right handed Hamilton. If you think about it, Burke handed the Bruins two cornerstones. Imagine Hamilton mentoring under Chara. Brian Burke rebuilt the wrong team!
Seguin is not better then Kessel right now. You think this because Seguin is on the good end of a beat down every time you see him play (assuming you're a Leaf fan). Seguin is very likely to become a good player, but who knows about Hamilton, you've seen him play in what? One World Junior event?
i wonder what the response would be if you polled gm's around the league and asked them who the would rather have on their team right now. kessel or seguin?
9th overall listed at 6'4 193 at 18 yrs. 50 17 55 72 +37
yep, seems like a long shot.
March 20 2012, 08:59AM
@enraged fan
52 NHL players have had 4 or more 30 goal seasons by the age of 24. only SEVEN (7) of them were traded during that 4 year stretch.
Interestingly enough 3 of those 7 were traded to the Leafs: Kessel, Sundin, and Paul Gardner. The rest are Dan Quinn, Mark Recchi, Jimmy Carson, and Pierre Turgeon. People need to face it, Kessel is an elite goal scorer, those players are very rarely traded at that age. Giving a GM the choice between Kessel and Seguin is stupid because that was not the trade that was agreed upon.
* Ed Olczyk also put up 4 30 goal seasons before the age of 24, but he was traded before those years, not during. Oh yeah, he was traded to the Leafs.
@Danny Gray
i am having trouble figuring out what your point is. i didn't say kessel wasn't an elite scorer. i just think that is all he brings to the table. i believe you build team around seguin, i think kessel compliments a guy you build around. i have a sneaking suspicion that in the playoffs, if the leafs ever make the playoffs, kessel is a guy who would disappear fast. kind of soft like the sedins.....
March 20 2012, 09:44AM
@enraged fan
My general point was that it's rare for players of Kessel's caliber to be traded, so the price is bound to be high. But specifically, "Giving a GM the choice between Kessel and Seguin is stupid because that was not the trade that was agreed upon."
It's like asking any GM but Ken Holland if they'd rather have Datsyuk than the schlub they drafted before him. It's doesn't really prove anything.
@Danny Gray
If one was attempting to determine who was a more desirable player to have on their team, i would suggest that polling the general managers would be a solid method.
simple question gm's "who would you rather have on your team today, tyler seguin or phil kessel?"
I think at that point, your 30 answers would give you a pretty good idea who the consensus better player is.
March 20 2012, 12:06PM
@enraged fan
Even then it's still pretty meaningless. What does it really tell you? It wasn't as though Burke chose Kessel over Seguin or something. I understand being frustrated with the end result, but endlessly comparing the two doesn't really amount to anything. If you want to criticize Burke complain that he gave Toskala too many chances, or failed to replace him early enough to prevent the Leafs from finishing dead last.
Comparing Kessel and Seguin is dumb and people should stop doing it.
@Danny Gray
if you ever find yourself discussing this topic again, just stick to your last line about comparing kessel and seguin being dumb because the rest of your argument makes zero sense.
March 20 2012, 02:07PM
@enraged fan
Yes, your argument of Seguin is better because the Bruins beat the Leafs was much superior.
It wasn't so much of an argument as it was providing some context to the Kessel trade. That context being Kessel has elite goal scoring numbers given his age, and that players with similar numbers are rarely traded.
I also don't understand why people seem to think the opinion of GMs is the most important barometer of a player's value.
How many GMs wanted Martin St. Louis on their team? How many would have wanted Patrick Stefan when he was drafted?
@ Danny Gray
Here is the problem with your argument. Had the Oilers' been successful in landing Thomas Vanek from Buffalo via that RFA offer sheet, they would have sacrifced Eberle, Paajarvi and Hall. Can a GM just shrug his shoulders at that point and say "I didn't know we were going to miss out on drafting some good players...", waiving himself of any fault? No. When a GM trades a draft pick, he is trading away the possibility of landing an NHL talent. All too often, draft picks turn out to be nothing, and the GM looks great for improving his team without giving up anything. When however he trades a first, and it is a #2 overall, and you lose the trade, you should face the consequences. It was a "win now" strategy that backfired. He would have looked like a genius had it not, and arrogantly accepted the glory. He needs to face the repercussions of his actions.


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EAST CARBON - Clair H. Behling, age 79, passed away May 10, 2004 at the Heritage Care Center in American Fork.
He was born Jan. 11, 1925 in Ferron to Herman and Hedvig Peterson Behling. Married Irene Madge Christensen Nov. 29, 1946 in Castle Dale, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Clair served in the Navy during World War II as a Navy Boatsman Second class. He enjoyed the outdoors, fishing and hunting. Member of the Utah Fish and Game, Wildlife Federation and a hunter safety instructor. He worked for U.S. Steel Horse Canyon mine for 42 years as "Dagwood". He was a blacksmith. He loved to play softball, enjoyed his grandchildren playing and would talk ball at any time.
Survived by children, Dennis (Sandy) Behling, Castle Dale; JoLynn (Don) Steele, Salt Lake City; Vynette (Kevin) Wilbur, Craig, Colo.; Scott (Toni) Behling, Sunnyside; Gina (Kent) Jones, American Fork; 22 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Also survived by brothers and sister, Henry Behling, Pleasant Grove, Alice Unger, Fort Collins, Colo.; and Rex Behling, Payson. Preceded in death by partner and wife of 57 years, Madge Behling.
Thanks to all those who got to know Daddy and let him tease them. He loved to tease you.
Funeral services will be Fri., May 14, 11 a.m., at the East Carbon LDS Chapel. Friends and family may gather at 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the services. Interment, Huntington City Cemetery at 3 p.m. under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
EAST CARBON/PRICE - Samuel "Sunny" Fratto, age 94, died peacefully on May 14, 2004 in Salt Lake City.
He was born May 8, 1910 in Sunnyside, to Joseph and Rosa Spatafore Fratto. Married Ida Compagni June 25, 1931. She died on July 31, 1993.
He was a lifelong resident of Carbon County, having lived in Columbia until three years ago when he moved to Price to be near his daughter.
Daddy went to work in the coal mines when he was 16, and worked in various coal mines throughout Carbon County, retiring after more than 50 years. He was a member of the Local Union 8003 and 9958. He was also an active member of the Knights of Columbus Council 5663, a former East Carbon City councilman, and member of the Carbon County Sheriff's Review Board. In his younger day, Sunny was an extraordinary baseball player. He is still renowned for his prowess as a pitcher. If the opportunity had been available in his prime, he could have been a major league star. His sons followed in his footsteps and all played baseball. Daddy was a diehard Yankee fan and his greatest thrill was to see the Yankees play at Yankee Stadium. Both dad and mom enjoyed playing Casina with their many friends and relatives over the years. Daddy enjoyed challenging the younger family members in playing horseshoes and Bocce at the family reunions. More often than not, they learned a valuable lesson in having their egos bruised.
Sunny is survived by daughter, Delores "Dee" (Ernie) Etzel of Price; sons, Joel "Toots" (Marilyn), Gary (Denise), and Robert (Marie), all of West Valley City; daughter-in-law, Dolores Stellefson of Newburgh, N. Y.; sister, Rose Maio; 14 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by wife, Ida; son, Sunny Jr.; parents; three sisters; four brothers; and a great-granddaughter.
Our family wishes to thank Serf and Delma Nick and the Nick family for their beloved friendship that daddy cherished over the many years.
Vigil service Tues., May 18, 7 p.m., at Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Wed., May 19, at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church in Price at 210 North Carbon Ave. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to Notre Dame Catholic Church, 160 N. Carbon Ave., Price, UT 84501; or to Good Shepherd Catholic Church, East Carbon City, UT 84520.
CLEVELAND-Shirlene Thomas, 75, formerly of Cleveland, passed away on May 12, 2004 in Farmington, N.M. She was born Sept. 2, 1928 to Thomas and Anne Ward Bawden. Married Elwood Thomas on April 12, 1948 in Kansas City, Mo. They have lived in Page, Ariz. for the last 10 years.
Shirlene enjoyed crocheting, fishing and Barbie collecting. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Survived by husband Elwood Thomas, children, Jan (Jay H.) Parduhn, Page, Ariz. and Herb E. (Jean) Thomas, Ferron; three grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Also survived by brother Leon Bawden, Mesa, Ariz. and sister Claudia Aubert, Grand Junction, Colo. Preceded in death by parents, grandson Zachary Thomas, sister Nellie Edwards and brother Herbert Bawden.
Funeral services will be held Tues., May 18, 2004 at 11 a.m. at the Cleveland LDS Chapel. A viewing will be one hour prior to the service at the Church. Burial will be in the Cleveland Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
HUNTINGTON-Della Bowman, 94, of Huntington, passed away on May 12, 2004 in Scottsdale, Ariz. She was born April 12, 1910 to Josephita and Jose Martinez. She grew up in Colorado with five brothers and two sisters.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. John (Jennie) Sandoval of Cottonwood, Ariz., Mrs. Lloyd (Shirley) Mogensen of Scottsdale, Ariz., son Julian and daughter-in-law Karolyle of Huntington. Also survived by two sisters, Gertrude Moya of El Monte, Calif., and Isabel Velasquez of Denver, Colo. and two brothers, Albert (Val) Martinez of Denver, Colo. and Joe T. Martinez of Colorado Springs, Colo.; 10 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Andrew and son Andrew Jr. and three brothers, Erminio, Fred and Phil Martinez. She was dearly loved and adored by each and every member of her family and she will be missed by all.
Graveside services were held May 17 in the Price City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Rocky Mountain Hospice in Price.
SALT LAKE CITY - John Bolton Peck, died May 3, 2004 in Salt Lake City.
He was born Aug. 6, 1951 in Portland, Ore., to Donald J. and Catherine Bolton Peck.
John (Bo) was a kind, honest and caring man who touched many lives while on this earth. He was never to busy to help others. He is loved and will be missed by many.
Survived by wife, Debbie Stegen Peck; son, Bolton (Janet) Peck, Preston, Wash.; mother, Catherine Peck, Missouri Valley, Iowa; sister, Diana (Mark) Milovich, Missouri Valley, Iowa; brothers, Daniel (Kathy) Peck, Mesquite, Texas; Robert (Marilyn) Peck, Orem; granddaughter, Rose. Also survived by four nieces and four nephews. Preceded in death by father; sister, Dale Anne; and infant twin brothers.
Memorial service was held at Colonial Mortuary in Salt Lake City on May 7.
Graveside service was held Sat., May 8, at Price City Cemetery.
PRICE/GRAND JUNCTION, Colo./ - LeGrande Prichard passed away May 5, 2004 in Grand Junction, Colo.
He was born Jan. 1, 1916 in Vernal. He married Wilma Behiling on April 2, 1939. They were blessed with four children, Linda, Louise, Bruce and Lizbeth. They were sealed as eternal family on Sept. 19, 1959 in the Manti LDS Temple.
He grew up in Price, spending summers in Vernal helping extended family members. By the time he graduated from high school he was well on his way to learning the trucking business from his father. LeGrande loved to drive trucks. He drove the first diesel truck in the Moab Valley. LeGrande, his two brothers and father, had their own trucking company, Prichard Transfer. They would haul most any heavy load that needed to be moved. They were especially active in the oil business moving the rigs and other equipment. LeGrande ran the office in the Moab area; one of the specialty items LeGrande hauled was sulfuric acid for the uranium mills at Mexican Hat and Moab. In 1972 LeGrande and his brothers sold Prichard Transfer.
He will be missed by family and friends.
He is survived by wife, Wilma; daughters, Linda, Louise and Lizbeth; son, Bruce; sister, Irene Lemon of Moab; brother, Bert Prichard of Price; 14 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one grandson; sisters, Fern, Mildred Larcher, Georgia Anderson; and brothers, Lorraine and Leon Prichard.
Services were held May 10. Interment, Grand Valley Cemetery, Moab.


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With the close of training camp at St. John Fisher College on Wednesday, the Buffalo Bills packed up and moved back to Orchard Park for the remainder of the season.
In the 16 practice sessions available to the media, players were showing clear trends as to who had a strong training camp as a whole, and who left a lot to be desired.
Let's take a look at who takes home the awards (albeit fake ones) for their time in Pittsford, NY:
Flying up the Depth Chart: LB Arthur Moats
- Not many saw the surge of Arthur Moats as a strongside linebacker coming -- not even head coach Chan Gailey. Moats has taken to his new and permanent role better than anyone could have anticipated. He's been able to not only answer some questions when it comes to depth at linebacker, but he's now considered the slight favorite to win the starting job. A job well done by a guy that has had to switch positions more than any player should.
Sinking like a ship: WR Marcus Easley
- This was a very important training camp for Marcus Easley. Coming off two straight years that landed him on the injured reserve, Easley was healthy and needed a good camp to secure a roster spot. He had his bright spots, but for the most part Easley has let many chances slip away. He's been passed on the depth chart by Derek Hagan, T.J. Graham, Ruvell Martin, David Clowney and Naaman Roosevelt. The former fourth-round pick really needs a strong next few weeks in order to stick around in 2012.
Best Fight: CB Stephon Gilmore vs. WR Derek Hagan
- Unfortunately there were no Aaron Maybin versus the offense moments like there were in 2010. However, the one skirmish that sticks out the most involved first-round pick Stephon Gilmore and rising wide receiver Derek Hagan. The two were engaged in a block attempt by Hagan on a run play. After the play was called dead, the two didn't let go, leading to a few jabs and both players taking each other down to the ground. The two have been chattering back and forth at each other dating back to mini-camp. I liked it because Hagan went with the "Don't pull that with me, rook," ideology, whereas Gilmore endorsed the "Just because I'm a rookie doesn't mean I'm going to take that garbage," approach. I enjoyed the competitive fire by both players.
Best Moment: S Da'Norris Searcy and LB Kirk Morrison flatline HB Tashard Choice
- It happened late in training camp, but Tashard Choice was not happy following one practice in particular. During team drills, Choice took a hand-off and busted left to open field. Da'Norris Searcy read the play the whole way, and rather than giving the two-hand touch appraoch, Searcy lowered his shoulder and dropped Choice cleanly. Choice, a noted trash-talker, elicited reactions from other defenders telling him to get his expletive expletive up. The next play? Another hand-off to Choice, and the same result. This time Kirk Morrison decked Choice in the backfield and the ball was jarred loose. The way the defense on the sideline reacted, you would have thought someone just pulled off a dunk jumping from the three-point line.
Rookie Standout: WR T.J. Graham
- With all due respect to Stephon Gilmore, I wanted to go away from the first-round pick because he's expected to stand out as a first day starter. While Nigel Bradham and Ron Brooks have progressed as players through camp, the award for standout goes to T.J. Graham. Looking shaky at best throughout OTA's and mini-camp, Graham became someone the first-team could start to depend on by making tough catches and showing the burst that made him a second-day pick. He hasn't passed the top four receivers (Johnson, Jones, Nelson and Hagan), but he has certainly played his way in to the rotation.
Rookie Dud: OG/C Mark Asper
- Two offensive linemen were up for this award, with it coming down to Zebrie Sanders and Mark Asper. Sanders struggled to get his false start problem fixed throughout training camp, but did show some signs of life at times. While he may not make the active roster, the practice squad seems likely. In the case of Mark Asper, he has struggled mightily throughout camp. There weren't many bright spots for the former Oregon player, and he's gotten called out during drills by Joe D'Alessandris for his poor play and technique.
Camp LVP Runner-Ups: DT Alex Carrington and WR Marcus Easley
- For reasons stated above, Easley is a clear choice for one of the runner-up spots for least valuable player. The other goes to former third-round pick Alex Carrington. He had plenty of chances throughout camp to show the coaches he could help the team. With both Torell Troup and Kellen Heard sidelined by injuries for much of camp, Carrington could have made a case to the coaches that he should be kept around. Instead, he's looked plain and average against third-string players and has does nothing to warrant a roster spot.
MVP Runner-Ups: DT Kyle Williams and TE Scott Chandler
- When the Bills signed Mario Williams and Mark Anderson for the defensive line, the impact they are projected to have is obvious. But the indirect impact they are having is helping Kyle Williams get back to his old ways. Now healthy following successful foot surgery, it's the Williams of old that lines up with the first-team defense. His fire off the snap and overall penetration in to the backfield really stands out each practice. Scott Chandler has also been a strong contributor to camp on a daily basis. Easy catches, tough catches in traffic -- it doesn't matter. Chandler has roped everything in and become one of Ryan Fitzpatrick's favorite two targets. He looks primed to have a better season than his last one.
Training Camp LVP: QB Tyler Thigpen
- I don't think it's that much of a surprise that one of the backup quarterback competitors is training camp's least valuable player. Thigpen, who has been the least consistent between he and Vince Young, really did nothing through the early part of camp to help him get the backup job. In fact, his performance may have had the reverse effect if his counterpart had really come out and played well. Thigpen improved a bit as practices went along, but his performance along with the second-team, led to an exasperated Chan Gailey declaring that things couldn't get much worse.
Training Camp MVP: S Jairus Byrd
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Carrol passed away peacefully on Sept. 1, 2010 from conditions incident to age and Alzheimer's Disease. Carrol was born Feb. 9, 1922 in Mapleton, Utah to Ernest H. Cullum and Edna (Olsen) Cullum, the third of six children.
As a small child he acquired the nickname "Bunk. He was known as "Bunk" his whole life. He married Edna Ramage on May 2, 1942. They solemnized their vows in the Manti Temple in 1955. They had two children.
He worked underground in the Hiawatha mine, he pulled coke ovens at Kaiser Steel's ovens in Sunnyside, Utah until they ceased oven operations, he then worked underground in Kaiser's coal mines in Sunnyside. He later moved to Eagle Mountain, Calif. where he worked in the maintenance department at Kaiser's open pit iron ore mine. His last job was on the tipple at the Des-Bee Dove Mine. His wife of 60 years and best friend passed away in 2002.
He was an active member of the LDS Church, served twice as Bishop, twice on High Councils and held various other callings.
"Bunk" was honest, worked hard, and was respected and liked by those who knew him.
He is survived by his son Loren (Ann) Cullum, Salt Lake City; daughter Paulene (Terry) Carr, Castle Dale; and sister Peggy (Don) Becker, Salt Lake City, eight grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren
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