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Jason Gregor
April 16 2013 12:23PM
The Oilers won't reach their goal of making the playoffs. For them it sucks. They want to win, and missing the playoffs for the 7th consecutive season must feel like a swift kick to the junk. However, the Oilers need to suck it up and compete in their final seven games.
If they don't, then new genernal manager Craig MacTavish will have a much more difficult job trying to re-shape his team. If the Oilers don't have enough competitive players, it doesn't matter how much skill, speed or size they assemble. You can't win if you aren't willing to match the intensity, desperation and desire of the opposition.
"We basically lost to the &*(&*(#@$% Abbotsford Heat last game...We didn't just lose, we got our ass kicked," an Oiler player told me yesterday. He was embarrassed by his team's performance and said the next seven games guys have to show each other they care. He said it off the record, so I can't attribute it to him, but he was fuming which surprised me since I've never seen him that amped up.
We'll see if his teammates feel the same as him when they face the Minnesota Wild.
The Wild are in 6th place, one point up on St. Louis and two up on Detroit and Columbus. A month ago they looked like a lock to make the playoffs, but they are 3-6-1 in their last 10. They aren't playing very well down the stretch and the young Oilers have an opportunity to share their non-playoff disappointment with another Northwest division foe.
The Oilers recalled Teemu Hartikainen and Anton Lander yesterday and both will be in the lineup tonight. I'd have thrown Hartikainen beside RNH and Eberle and put Hall with Gagner and Yakupov, because the top line hasn't scored a goal in five games, so switch it up.
Kreuger will switch up his lines:
At this point you might as well look at many different combos. It is odd seeing Horcoff on the wing and Smyth at centre, but for one game why not. It shouldnt' matter what positions the players play, all 18 skaters must simply play hard and smart.
- Craig MacTavish will be much more decisive and proactive than Steve Tambellini. I'm not sure if he'll be Paul Holmgren-ish, but he's not going to hesitate to makes some moves. That could be good and bad of course, but Oilers fans will have lots to discuss this off-season. I suspect you will see at least 7 new regulars on the roster next year.
- I'm not surprised MacTavish said he'd make bold moves. I wrote this on March 27th, yet many claimed I was clueless. A bold move doesn't mean shipping out 4th liners, it means moving out a good player and getting a good one in return. It won't be a surprise when MacTavish pulls off a deal, but it will be intriguing to see how many deals he makes.
- If I had to rank the most pressing needs of the Oilers, i'd go with these. 1. A strong veteran shut down D-man who can play 20 minutes. 2. Another puck moving defenceman. 3. One, and ideally two, top-six forwards with strength and size. 4. A third line veteran forward who is physical, can kill penalties and play tough minutes. None of those are easy to find, but that is what this team needs. If Oscar Klefbom makes the team next year, he has to start the season in the third pairing. They can't rely on him to be a top-four. If he plays his way up the ranks, great, but he shouldn't be expected to start there.
- The great part about sports is that we will all interpret comments/quotes differently. Kevin Lowe's comments yesterday regarding "two-types of fans" had many fans irate. He never said he cares or listens to season ticket holders more, he said they communicate with them more, which is true. Ideally, he never should have said "two-different type of fans," because automatically those who aren't season seat holders will feel offended. You can say he chose the wrong words, but Lowe interacts with fans more than his players, so any suggestion that he doesn't care about fans would be misleading. I actually thought his comment about six Stanley Cup rings would rile people up more than his fan comment. Either way, It made for some excellent debates.
- The Wild are in a battle for the final three playoff spots. They can't afford to take the Oilers lightly, and I suspect they won't. The Wild didn't skate this morning, but Mikko Koivu made it clear that they expect the Oilers to be hungry and ready to show their new GM they are worthy of being part of the team moving forward. It was an interesting take from an opposing player, and I'm curious to see if he is right.
GAME DAY PREDICTION: The Wild played last night, so the Oilers should have more energy and a heightened urge to impress their new GM. Oilers squeek out a 2-1 win.
OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: Someone will try and make the Clutterbuck/Hall hit a story line. Clutterbuck has only fought twice in the last three seasons, but someone will go with the redemption angle. Clutterbuck loves to hit, and if he takes a few healthy runs at the Oilers none of us should be surprised.
NOT-SO-OBVIOUS GAME DAY PREDICTION: Lander has played 60 NHL games thus far, but he's played 13+ minutes only 9 times. He will play 14 minutes tonight, and he will end his 19-game (dating back to last year) goal-scoring drought in the 2nd period.
April 16 2013, 05:56PM
PLEASE please please shut up about Weber. PLEASE. He's not Hockey Jesus, and he's not coming here. I'm sorry to have to be the one to tell you.
If they played with pride the team would not be where it is now. Too little too late.
Pride has left the building. Only shame remains.
Go Wild!*
* I want Barkov
April 16 2013, 01:39PM
I really really dislike the idea that Klefbom comes over next year and gets a spot in the top 6.
The Oilers have a problem because they give spots to players instead of having them earn it or prove they are good enough. People get rose colored glasses pulled over their eyes when they see a player that can make the show straight out of camp without ever playing a game in the league. Unfortunately for the Oilers, these players make the team out of camp because they have so few "actual" NHL calibre players on there team.
Guys like Lander, Harti, Kelfbom, and Teubert shouldn't be called up to fill holes because management can't find NHL players to fill out the roster while they develop.
I think it is horrible management to assume a player like Kelfbom (who has never once played hockey in the NHL or AHL and has spent all of this season injured) will be able to come in a play top 6 D.
If he comes over in camp and beats out an ACTUAL NHL defenseman for that position then yes, he has proven he is good enough.
April 16 2013, 04:47PM
The ON nation keeps saying "Weber, Weber, Weber."
This isn't NHL 2008.
A top D-man doesn't show up for "Omark, 3rd rounder and Smyth, Belanger, Eager, Petrell, Hordichuk, Souray's contract, signed Ethan Moreau jersey"
Edit: Nashville: Okay, you want him. Your 1st, 2nd, Hemsky, Hall. Deal.
I'm happy to see the Oilers bring up Lander and Hartikainen. I'd prefer to see Lander in his normal position - centre, with Horcoff centring a line with Smyth. Make Horcoff and Smyth's line the 4th line...that should send a message - it's not benching them, but telling them that they really don't matter.
Love the idea of Hall/Gagner/Yakupov. Yak needs more ice time and Hall has been a good playmaker. Those 2 need more of each other.
Brodziak does a championship belt salute to the rexall rafters, points at his junk and smugly mouths.... bag skate this ..... no helmet boy.
Buttercup ends Halls season with a borderline knee, the nutless wonders stand around and watch in mute shock.... courage is mustered up just in time for the post game scrum for the media and indignation reigns supreme.
April 16 2013, 01:00PM
For me, I understood what Kevin Lowe was trying to say but his choice of analogy was what lost me. I'm sure if he could take that question again he would have worded things differently.
That being said, I run the Oilers Nation twitter account and it sure is fun to poke the bear.
*hugs Nation Twitter account*
April 16 2013, 01:26PM
It has become fairly obvious that this team has no pride.
I for one hope there is considerable turnover next year. Any underachievers should not really belong this team. The Oilers need players that are tough to play against.#Truculence
With so few quality defensemen available in the coming free agency this summer, I really can't see Smid going anywhere. Especially because he plays the exact type of gritty shot blocking game Mac T jerks off over. "Oh ya, look at that shot blocking. Ya sacrifice that body."
You're welcome.
April 16 2013, 01:52PM
@French Toast Mafia
There seems to be an unspoken consensus among too many fans that Klefbom will simply come in and be a top six guy right away. In countless posts I've come across that speculate on next year's lineup Klefbom is just slotted right in there, fait accompli.
Now, there's no doubt he's a great player and should have a solid career as an Oiler, but he's also had two major injuries in the past two seasons. This year was probably Klefbom's most important development year, and he lost 3/4's of it due to injury. He's only played 11 games in the SEL this year.
I have a strong suspicion that, even if he performs well in camp, putting him in the lineup next year without adequate support (i.e. very soft minutes with a solid veteran beside him) will condemn him to the same fate as Lander, another guy who performed well enough in last year's camp but was WAY over his head as an NHL player. Klefbom is at least a year away.
April 16 2013, 01:56PM
Still whining?
Habby has virtually the identical numbers/sv% to Dubnyk, there's no difference.
Perhaps it would've been appropriate to claim the Oilers need 2 goaltenders if you're unsatisfied with those type of numbers. Neither of these goaltenders are good enough to get you into the playoffs.
Since Weber can't be moved till mid/late summer, it may not have to involve the Oilers first choice in 2013. How about Eberle, Hemsky and the first in 2014? Throw Omark in the trunk on that deal if they want.
Sorry Quicksilver, but the sample size is too small to make that kind of a bold declaration about Khabibulin. However if you look at the last three years, you will see that Khabibulin isn't at the same level as Dubnyk.
When you consider that in Goalies that have played more than 1200 minutes this year (20 games), Dubnyk is NINTH in save percentage. Meaning that there are only eight goaltenders with a better save percentage. Since 16 teams make it to the playoffs, your statement doesn't have a lot of basis in fact.
When you consider that Edmonton's Defence is fairly porous, that makes an excellent stat look even better. Dubnyk is "good enough" by most accounts.
April 16 2013, 03:58PM
I really really dislike the idea that Klefbom comes over next year and gets a spot in the top 6.
The Oilers have a problem because they give spots to players instead of having them earn it or prove they are good enough. People get rose colored glasses pulled over their eyes when they see a player that can make the show straight out of camp without ever playing a game in the league. Unfortunately for the Oilers, these players make the team out of camp because they have so few "actual" NHL calibre players on there team.
Guys like Lander, Harti, Kelfbom, and Teubert shouldn't be called up to fill holes because management can't find NHL players to fill out the roster while they develop.
I think it is horrible management to assume a player like Kelfbom (who has never once played hockey in the NHL or AHL and has spent all of this season injured) will be able to come in a play top 6 D.
If he comes over in camp and beats out an ACTUAL NHL defenseman for that position then yes, he has proven he is good enough.
I completely agree with you. In fact, I think that Klefbom should play in OKC to start the season no matter how good he shows in training camp. Let him go down and play a lot of minutes for the Barons. If he plays well, he can be first call up for injuries. If he stumbles a bit, then there is less pressure on him. This development method has been proven to be WAY more successful than the Oilers preferred 'throw into the deep end' method of development.
Gregor is correct. -- the team needs to bring in 2 defensemen to push the current top 4 down the depth chart.
April 16 2013, 04:37PM
Not to interupt the innane trade chat but I wonder if Lander is being tried out as the Horcoff replacement, and if he looks compitent, they may use the buy out on Horcoff. The irony of MacT buying out Horcoff only 3 years after he said he might be a dark horse for the olympics would be epic.
Why would you pay Horcoff not to play??
He would be the best third line center in the league....Horcoff is not the problem....
April 16 2013, 04:41PM
At some point the Oilers will have to move from a better than average goalie to a game stealing cup contender goalie.
The problem there is....you never know who that guy is/or will be.....our last 2 times in the show...it was Roloson and before that Ranford......neither guy was that highly touted...in fact they both resembled a guy named......................................................Devan Dubnyk.......
April 16 2013, 04:58PM
The ON nation keeps saying "Weber, Weber, Weber."
This isn't NHL 2008.
A top D-man doesn't show up for "Omark, 3rd rounder and Smyth, Belanger, Eager, Petrell, Hordichuk, Souray's contract, signed Ethan Moreau jersey"
Edit: Nashville: Okay, you want him. Your 1st, 2nd, Hemsky, Hall. Deal.
Really, why don't you tell us who these players were dealt for.
Pronger - Phaneuf - Chara - Blake - Bourque - MacInnis - McCabe - Bouwmeester
Edit: Your trade is a gross overpayment!
April 16 2013, 12:40PM
With the fight that Hall and Yak have showed the last few games it'll be good to see them together. I'm kind of excited to see this actually.
April 16 2013, 12:41PM
Not sure I want to watch this team "playing for pride" again. They're 5 games too late. I want a playoff race, not a debate about off-season roster moves 2 weeks before the end of the regular season.
While the Oilers are playing for pride tonight, I'll be doing my income taxes, 'cuz at least I have a little hope of getting something out of it.
I watch and have watched a lot of hockey in my life... one aspect I honestly cannot put a handle on is why do teams , espeically the Oilers, who have strong talent in top six come out to play FLAT, game after game... no energey, and more so no urgency to play hard on the puck, follow through with checks, forecheck, and backcheck.... all essential elements of a good hockey club.
Watch teams like Boston, Montreal, even Toronto, Coyotes,, theres many come out of the gate flying and never quit... win or lose. Look at Montreal , they arent overly big or have tons of skil... but look at their game.
Why Can't the Oilers play that way?
I always think its the coaching and practice habits.????
April 16 2013, 01:20PM
As the Liverpool kids used to say, "I've got a feeling..." we may be seeing the last of Pajaarvi, Gagner, Schultz the Elder, possibly even Smid, in Oiler silks; add that to the inevitable (one hopes, in one way or another) departures of Jones, Eager, Belanger, Whitney, Hordichuck, the "rights formerly known as Linus Omark" and a slough of underperforming prospects (Pitlick, Hamilton, Teubert, Plante, VDV). I suspect there's going to be some considerable turnover next year. It's due.
April 16 2013, 01:29PM
I wonder with what MacT likes in a player and referencing Gregor's post overall if it is more likely to see Ebs than Yak get traded in a blockbuster. Yak seems to be more physical and it seems early to assess what calibre of player he will be in two years. My guess is hr will be more similar to the Taylor Hall we have seen this year.
Than fan base would hate to see, I would hate to see it, but I think he is one of the more likely "aggressive" trading pieces along with MPS..
Sorry Wayne
April 16 2013, 01:32PM
GOD can we all stop talking about loser Lowe.
Everyone says the same thing and its soooo old already.
lets talk more about those bold moves re: Eberle + 1st for Weber as per Team 1260 this morn.
i figure the oilers will manage 4 wins of the remaining 7 games. Tonight is as good as any to get 1 in the win column, so sure: oilers win tonight.
Win or lose, they better compete for the rest of the season.. i'm tired of watching guys mail it in.
First, I agree. What's done is done.
Second, this trade is interesting. Ever since Erat wanted out (and of course he signed with Philly) I've been wondering about Weber's train of thought. Could be a Pronger like situation. Without the infidelity. lol
That's the guy the team needs, though. In my opinion.
Win, win? Fills needs for both teams.
I like Eberle, but not as much as Hall, RNH or Yakupov. I wouldn't be disappointed in that trade.
Screw the Wild, screw Clutterbuck, screw Heatley even if he is injured. Go Blue Jackets and Red Wings, boo everybody else in the playoff race.
Oilers squeak one out 1-0 on a goal by Brown.
I'm fan type #2. Funny thing is, during the lockout my stance was that as a non event attending fan, it was the league and players perogative to fight over the 30 dollars in royalty money they make off my merch purchases a year. Could really care that he said that, am well aware that without the 17,000 strong that attend nightly I wouldn't get my Oilers games and thank them for paying the players salaries. Keep it up both sides and just bring me some May Oilers hockey to my TV please.
April 16 2013, 01:50PM
@French Toast Mafia
Klefbom needs to start in the A and I'm sure he will unless he blows the socks off of the coaching staff at training camp this fall.
April 16 2013, 02:16PM
All good points. However look how good Galchnyuk is doing this year. And if Klefbomb is asked to come in and be a shut down guy instead of a puck moving offence guy, I think that is an easier role to step into. Especially considering he has played big minutes as a shut down guy on bigger ice. Maybe I'm wrong but it stands to reason a smaller ice surface would make it easier to defend. This is the same reason skilled forwards have a tough time coming down to smaller ice, as they have less room.
As long as he comes in and can be a competent shut down guy, then the other parts of his game, like his point shot, and puck moving, are things he could potentially develop in a bottom six role.
Will any of this happen, no idea as I'm just speculating completely. So far though, our shiny rookies have all at least met very high expectations.
Coming into the NHL as a shutdown D-man is "easier" ?
I'm speechless.
As much as missing the playoffs sucks as a fan and for the development of Taylor Hall et al, the silver lining is that this is a very good draft year. The Oil should be be able to pick up a very high quality prospect in the top 10 and even have a shot at number one due to the new draft lottery rules and add to a prospect system that needs a boost. I cannot overstate the importance of not only depth on the 23 man roster but also depth in the system as well. The perennial contenders have all of these qualities.
April 16 2013, 04:03PM
Why would you want to bring him in and play bottom six minutes in a shutdown roll as a rookie?
Why not send him to the AHL for a year where he can play 20-26 minutes a night and actually develop.
Not just throw him to the wolves and see if he will develop.... Lander, MPS, Tuebert anyone??
Just don't think it's right to just give guys spots on an NHL team because that NHL team is terrible.
Let them develop... see Keith and Seabrook. Rather than bring them in to the good old culture of losing that every good young player has moved into since this rebuild started
April 16 2013, 04:15PM
It's a significant cap hit. I agree. But, Weber is Cadilac good, dude!
Drop Whitney's 4mil cap hit and you add just under 4mil more. The defence is upgraded markedly. Cap hit for the D will be 20-23mil for next year. I think that's manageable.
Not sure the whole situation with Erat, but the rumours weren't positive. I do get they are only rumours. Sometimes there is truth there and you gotta wonder what else is going on. The team just looks like it's in disarray right now. Could be ripe for the picking.
Although Weber is good, I am still unsure about taking that contract on because it limits what can be done on offense.
Nashville is in need of offense and could be a good trade partner. My inclination would be to target someone like Roman Josi. He's a fantastic 23 year old Dman, who has good offensive numbers, can skate, eats a ton of minutes, and has been taking on the tough competition all season (playing with Weber).
His contract would be much more favorable, too. He would likely cost in the Gagner - Eberle range, but it would be well worth the price, imo.
It says that Robert Tychkowski is talking out of his a$$ crack.
If you can't turn a team around in five years then you aren't doing your job. The "mess" being referred to was a team that had a winning record and barely missed the playoffs.
Since then the team has finished 21st, 30th, 30th, 29th, and this year they will be lucky to come out in the top 25.
Basically Tambellini traded away everyone except Horcoff, Gagner, Hemsky, Smid and Dubnyk (the 2008 team didn't have Smyth) and brought in his own players including "MVP" Khabibulin.
Tambellini had enough time to make this team better, he just didn't get it done.
Completely agree with u Bucknuck....
But all this banter is pointless. As MacT so succinctly stated, talk is easy and its time to prove it with action. People who say Lowe is all to blame and Tambo was a pawn have zero evidence just like people arguing the flip side.
We should just postpone any analysis of Tambo, Lowe and MacT until at least Christmas. Time will tell.
Personally I have faith MacT will be what we needed, but it really doesn't matter.
April 16 2013, 04:34PM
Players are always worried about being moved. It can be very disruptive, especially if you have kids in school.
I sense they know there will be changes, but most want to be here.
Eberle would get you the most, but I'm not sure they'd trade him. I suspect 83,89 and 91 will garner interest from teams that need scoring and have a blueliner to exchange.
If I'm the Coach and/or GM, EVERY player on the team is now playing for his job next year. MacT said it, he's impatient and moves will be made. I say, make the most of that threat/statement....put a little fear into every one of them...
Make the last 7 games a playoff series..tonight is game one....show me what you've got....otherwise...pack you bags.
April 16 2013, 05:07PM
WOW trade for me would be .
Jordan Eberle for Adam Larsson.
Makes some sense to both sides.
WOW trade for me would be.
Steve Tambellini for Craig MacTavish.
Then MacTavish wins the Lottery and drafts Seth Jones.
Yandle is the guy IMO. Big minute dman 5 mil/ per. LD. He's perfect. And it wouldn't cost us Ederle.
Coyotes have too much money tied up in D. And no skill. It's a perfect fit.
I'd take 3 or 4 of the d off of the coyotes really. But OEL isn't going anywhere. And Yandle is the next best thing.
On forwards you could pick up Bickel and trade for hartnell. That would be a great start.
What would have Nashville got if they didn't qualify the offer? Idon't that's why I'm asking.
That's what they will want at least in return for weber.
There's good to great dman available. You don't need to get weber.
Like "Yandle".
April 16 2013, 05:45PM
I'd love to see Weber here but honestly I'd totally be happy if we can sign Streit and Regehr. A couple of veterans that can take pressure off and help guide our young D.
April 16 2013, 06:47PM
Tonight I just want to see the guys play normal 'give-a-crap' hockey. By that I mean, shoot when there isn't an obvious open pass, limit turnovers by avoiding high risk plays (dump it if you have to), but mostly FINISH EVERY DAMN CHECK, including the backcheck.
Go balls out boys. Balls out.
P.S. I BETTER see Ebs finish his checks tonight. I don't give a crap if 'he's not that type of player'. EVERYONE should do it....and condolences to his family.
April 16 2013, 08:00PM
Nice, smart play by Lander to break up the cycle. He went to where the puck was going and beat Parise to it.
Look at PRV skate that puck out.Sure hope he stays.
Smyth's man made it 3-1 and he knows it.
Hey faithfull,anyone else out there think Jack Michals shoulda followed Dithers out the door?Listen to the guy he gets more jacked up(no pun intended) when the other teams scores than the OIL.I really get the scense he get on Stauffers nerves.
No offense to Michaels, but I think it always shoulda been Bob sitting in the big chair. Being the second banana just aint Bob's thing, plus his 2 hour phone in from a hotel room on the road show is barely keeping a guy's interest anymore, especially when Spec is quickly and quietly becoming the King of All Media in Edmonton.
April 16 2013, 09:14PM
Saw the last half of the second period. Didn't see anyone playing for, or with pride. Changed the channel to watch Seinfeld. George had a better career doing nothing for the Yankees than Lowe has had running the Oilers. There's grass outside. I'm gone. Better things to do.
Who said this was over. Ha ha ha.
The boys are back it seems hey?
Very nice play fellas, nice play in the d-zone perfect way to sidestep their pressure with the short pass and tight support.keep chipping.
Excellent speed explosion by Nail, hammer on them fellas.
Almost nailed them again the same way, good job, short give and gos guys. simple and sure.
I'm going on a limb here.The game will end like the Oilers season.Too little too late.
April 16 2013, 12:34PM
I sure hope Koivu is right.
April 16 2013, 12:39PM
Gregor, Thanks for the un-named quote from the oilers player. The inside exposure to the team you have must be really interesting at times.
Have you gotten the sense that the players know they might be shipped out of here and won't be part of good times once they presumably arrive here?
Also, who out of the forward crew would you ship out for depth on D? It seems our strength is at forward (except C), and we need more balance especially on D and the 3rd and 4th lines.
nice work
As far as next year . THey need a good back up goalie - Not Habby .
I wish that the Oilers will pull off a win tonight but look at our lineup... 8 out of the top 9 forwards are still kids and need a note from their mom's to stay up late... we look like, if not are, AHLers next to real hockey players and the Wild need the win. Wild 4 Oilers 2.
Just wait until the end of the month when we play something like 5 games in 7 nights.
April 16 2013, 12:50PM
Oilers lose by 3
April 16 2013, 12:51PM
I love it!
Let guys that are close to making the show get a few games in.
Let the guys who try the hardest (Hall and Yak) play on the top line.
Let our biggest trade asset (outside of Hall, Yak, RNH, and Ebs) play with the two guys that try the hardest. Make him more of an asset by inflating his points.
And for the love of god, let Whitney ride peacefully into the sunset.
Oh and for the Oilers future, let us compete and lose by 1!
April 16 2013, 01:04PM
I'm interested in watching these line combos. Could be good.
I'd like to see these for a game or two before the season's done:
Rough last five games, which is why I can understand a change for a bit, but they just have too much chemistry with each other.
Horc's a smart player and the two yutes got some talent. Besides Yak likes to play with his captain. Works for me! lol
Grind it out.
Same as above.
Defence: I would just like to see Peckham play.
Off topic, but I feel a need for a trip to South Africa....

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Berkley Havoc Skeet's Pit Boss
Pro designed to help you catch more bass, Berkley is releasing their brand new line-up of Havoc baits to coincide with 2011 Bassmaster Classic on the Loisiana Delta.
The Berkley Havoc Skeet's Pit Boss was designed by top Bassmaster Elite Series veteran pro and 2009 Bassmaster Classic Champion, Skeet Reese. He designed it to be the ultimate flipping bait. The Havoc Pit Boss's short compact body is perfect for getting in and out of cover, and its action is second to none.
"I love fishing with a flipping stick. I designed the Pit Boss to mimic bait fish, as well as, crayfish. It's the perfect size to match the most common forage sizes and has the best possible action to get bites in all conditions." - Skeet Reese
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Customer Reviews
Comments: Still one of the best lures out there on the market. I just got back from fishing a high pressured pond in front of my neighborhood right before a storm down here in Houston & threw all kinds of baits with no reaction. So I went back to a basic Texas rig of a 1/4 tungsten & 3/0 owner twist lock with an okeechobee craw colored pit boss because of how dirty the water was. About ten casts in a 4lber smashed it & about choked on it.
From: Chris: Spring, TX 6/3/16
Comments: I absoloutley love this bait! It is my first choice when i go pond hopping because it is easy to rig and the action on this thing is beast. When you have a sliding weight on the bait will stand upright and as it goes down deeper the legs will flutter and catch a fishes attention. I fully recommend this bait for the everyday angler.
From: James: Escondido, CA 5/4/16
Comments: I really love this bait its also my go to bait for when I get to the lake I have caught tons of fish on it, it is also very versatile I can do anything with it from flipping to swimming & I even have caught fish buzzing it on top it is an amazing bait I highly recommend it.
From: Dane: Dayton, OH 3/27/16
Comments: I can swear by these things. I catch fish all year with these in all conditions. DEADLY when bounced off of trees with a 1/8 tungsten weight. Bass attack these things, they basically set the hook themselves. BUY THEM! Who cares about durability, they catch fish undoubtedly and they're cheap.
From: Graydon: College Station, TX 2/20/16
Comments: I can swear by these things. I catch fish all year with these in all conditions. DEADLY when bounced off of trees with a 1/8 tungsten weight. Bass attack these things, they basically set the hook themselves. BUY THEM! Who cares about durability, they catch fish undoubtedly and they're cheap.
From: Graydon: College Station, TX 2/20/16
Comments: I've been using the Pit Boss for years & recently landed my personal best 11lb 4oz largemouth on a 4" big texan. The profile is perfect for punching mats & they stand up and wave their arms at the fish when hopped along the bottom. There's also a nice little pocket for the hook point which keeps them weedless without hindering hook-sets. Amazing bait at an amazing price.
From: Galen: CA 12/30/15
Comments: I got on my freinds boat & he had a pack of the 4inch big Texans and I Texas rigged them with the 2/0 off set round bend ( you can go up to 4/0 ) & I use the whole pack and got 29 fish in the boat now I have 7 packs coming in\
From: Caden: Tyler, TX 10/19/15
Comments: These things are the bees knees. the fish kill these things, ive gone through a bag in a week (I fish a few times during the week) i usually flip and pitch them around cover and have caught my personal best doing that but also just cast out and swim them and it drives the fish nuts. def recommend these!!!
From: Franky: Phoenix, AZ 7/1/15
Comments: Love these things! At first i wasn't so sure, but when I fished these with a straight retrieve I caught 3 Bass over 3+ in about 7 minutes! Great baits.
From: Major: TX 6/3/15
Comments: I have used a lot of other soft plastics and I have never used a bait that I can cast on the first cast and catch fish . For the price you can't go wrong and all of the Havoc baits are awesome. But the only problems I seem to have are that they tear on the 3 or 4 fish but it is okay because a bait that cost cheep and works i'll keep on buying.
From: Austin: WI 5/18/15
Comments: The 3 inch version in Okeechobee color is the best lure to use when you are punching hyacinth mats in central Florida where I live. I've caught many 7-8 pound bass consistently on the pit boss. My friends personal best large mouth bass was also caught on this lure which weighed in at 13 pounds 12 ounces! This is the only soft plastic I flip with along with the Incredi Craw Slim which is another great lure to use.
From: Ryan: Inverness, FL 4/12/15
Comments: I was fishing late with about an hour of daylight and I had just bought a pack of these in Big Texan. I put it on a cheap black and orange jig and a few minutes before the sun went totally down I landed a largemouth that was so big my spinning reel would not reel anymore once it got out of the water. I had to hold the line with my hand and drag the bass onto land because my rod and reel could not handle this fatty. Berkley is great for softbaits and the Pit Boss is another quality Berkley softbait, especially as a trailer.
From: Tommy: Daytona Beach, FL 2/22/15
Comments: This is a great bait and has many applications. I have fished it on a Texas rig, back of flipping jigs, but I've found it best on the back of a swim jig. A green pumpkin Pit Boss and a bluegill swim jig will catch you bass all day long!
From: Nick: VA 1/12/15
Comments: Fantastic bait. Put a bullet wait on the front and flip it into heavy cover and structure.
From: Dan: NJ 12/23/14
Comments: The Pit Boss is an awesome all-conditions bait- the outer arms have a great fluttering action while the inner arms are always at rest. The resulting movement is very convincing and I can't count the number of times I thought a baitfish was approaching the boat only to realize it was my bait. Green Pumpkin on a 1/4 oz. texas rig and you can't go wrong. Best new bait I picked up in 2014.
From: Mark: MI 11/15/14
Comments: Best compact creature bait on the market. Especially lethal in grass and thick weeds and is a good punching bait. The action is great but subtle enough to appeal to both aggressive and sluggish bass. One of the first baits I reach for in a pitching/flipping situation.
From: Tyler: Grand Juntion, CO 9/23/14
Comments: Best craw I've ever used, have caught fish on them Texas rigged, jig trailered, and topwater. Bass crush these things and every now and then a catfish will get in on the action. only problem is durability I've had big bass suck these things clean off the hook of a Texas rig before. Overall its a great bait.Best colors for me are, Okeechobee craw, perfection blue fleck, and electric blue.
From: Zane: OK 8/31/14
Comments: Hands down best craw on the market, use these exclusively Texas rigging, and weightless rigging. Bass simply cannot handle these, the way the arms pulse through the water. Also very durable, I've caught 20 bass and only went through two, and when the top slices open cut them half an inch down and use as a jig trailer. Tie on a size 4 EWG and you will have a bass on guaranteed.
From: Brett: CT 6/9/14
Comments: These are absolutely amazing! i bought a pack of the black and blue in 4" and paired with a 3/0 EWG texas rigged with a 1/8 oz. i caught more bass in a single day than i have in a long time. i only wish i had a 4/0 hook instead. Best texas rigged bait for me. I don't see a reason to buy another when the Pit boss has the action and the colors i need!
From: Kieran: Marietta, GA 5/28/14
Comments: Performs well and has a great selection of colors. I was missing a few hookups, so I tried bending the hooks out a bit with pliers, only to have the hook break. I'd intentionally bent other brands' frog hooks before and never had an issue with them breaking.
From: Mark: NC 5/27/14
Comments: There's something about this bait that fish just like. I've never had much luck with any other of Berkley's Havoc baits but this one is the exception. Occasionally an arm will get torn off and I find, when it does, it doesn't balance quite properly. In the case of this, I just rip off the arm on the opposite side. It seems to work just as well with two arms as it does with four. It's a solid bait that I would recommend to anyone.
From: Victor: St. Catharines, ON Canada 5/17/14
Comments: I have to tell you I am in love with this bait. The legs really do have a very good swimming action. Rigging the hook on this bait is super easy. This bait has so much variety it is unreal. You can jig it off the bottom, you could swim it like a swimbait, you could use it as a trailer, or you could use it as a punching bait. The waters in my area are so overfished it is almost unbelievable, so I have experimented and found out that you only have a couple of options when fishing overfished waters. The first option is to use a bait that the fish have never seen before, or you can use a bait that mimicks the baitfish really really well. I fished this bait in murky water and pulled out a 2 pounder right after somebody had just got done fishing that spot spot. Durable is very low on this bait though.
From: Tucker: San Antonio, TX 4/29/14
Comments: Bought these for the hell of it since they were a top seller. First cast today and yesterday, nailed some big fish on them and continued to throughout the day on a simple Texas rig, couldn't ask for a more powerful bait. Only problem I've had is the fish destroy it, after 2 or 3 the top comes unhooked just like any Texas rig would but, it just seems these break a lot easier than most baits. Definitely will buy again!
From: Larry: CA 4/28/14
Comments: Great creature bait. Has good action, but is not very durable i guess that's why their only $2.99. Every time i have thrown this bait i have gotten bit. A few weeks ago i had 5 fish for around 16lbs and had a 6 pounder break off at the boat. If you want to catch fish buy this bait.
From: J.C.: USA 4/28/14
Comments: Went through 3 packs in two days!! I've never caught more fish on a single lure. They cant get enough of it. I'll flip it then use a slow retrieve back to the boat. Get's em every time!
From: Cliff: Marksville, LA 4/4/14
Comments: Awesome lures! I recently caught a solid 3.5 lb. bass at a local pond with the Watermelon Red Pit Boss! They provide a pretty large profile and larger fish just inhale them! Just ordered some more in a different color that I couldn't find at my local Academy!
From: Chase: TX 3/9/14
Comments: bought the 4" in green haze from my local dicks sporting goods Thursday, Saturday I had a seven 7 pound bass in my hands. Monday I went to the closes bass pro shops hour and half away to pick up some 5" Junebug, and today I caught a 7 1/2 pound bass and I have caught plenty of fish in between, needless to say these things are awesome I'm gonna pick me up some more!
From: Colby: jasper G.A.
Comments: I caught tons of fish on these using them top water like a buzz bait or a Stanley ribet frog There also great for pitching and for punch rigs and jig trailers. Great bait. The claws tend to get ripped off if you get a lot of dinks to hit but all you have to do to prevent that is let them eat it and the claws stay back in there mouth Bigger fish just inhale these. Great bait. Really versital I plan on getting more
From: Josh: WI
Comments: These Things are hands down the best flippin bait on the market. They have proven themselves time after time, and tournament after tournament. Most people also hook them wrong the Top View is the top of the bait i know the bottom pic looks like that should be the top but its not.
From: Swizzle: Holbrook Ma
Comments: These things are great. They have more action than you'd think. It takes very little speed to get them swimming. Not only are these really good for flippin and pitching they are really good for swimming and fishing them like a Biffle Bug on a Hardhead or Wobble Jighead. California is nice Green Punpkin/Red color that works well in most Texas/OK lakes. Junebug is my go to color for muddy water. Thumbs up on these. I buy them onsale for $1.99 a pack which can't be beat. Buy some!
From: Basszilla: Lake Fork, TX
Comments: I was fishing this in Big Texan on a Texas rig flipping it up under bushes. I caught one 2lb bass and hat another huge bite but my drag was not set and i snapped the line setting the hook. I like how this bait looks. The only cons I can think of are that bluegill like to "Jackhammer" it and rip off the arms. Also it rolls over when you swim it. Overall a good bait though.
From: Ethan: Charlottesville, VA
Comments: Bought 2 bags to test back in feb. By the end of may I had won 2 tournaments on the upper Chesapeake bay, and had about 30 bags. Black blue is good for me, and big texan with some chartreuse spike-it on the tail.. killer. Well worth the price and my go to flippin bait
From: Jake: dover, DE
Comments: Swimming it, hopping it, crawling it, jigging it, it doesn't matter. This bait will catch fish. Even at a straight retrieve, the claws put off more action than any bait on the market. Also makes a killer bed fishing bait. Punch it, flip cover, it's just an awesome bait.
From: Caleb: Grandview, Texas, United States
Comments: They look good, the action is there, the colors are right. They have such a bad chemical smell though. Soaked 'em in BANG Pure Craw for half a day, then sprayed with F2(a little secret), and they still stunk. R.I. Sweet Beavers outfished them today 18:1!
From: Bill: IN
Comments: good value. They are durable and the powerbait scent makes the fish hang on. However, about half the baits in each bag are deformed. They really need a better storage method. When you get them dip the flappers in boiling water until they are straightened out.
From: Cullen: Ashburn, VA
Comments: this bait is so awsome.i got it in green pumpkin and big texan and black blue. this bait is good for pitching around docks and laydowns. i caught my biggest fish on thi bait in black in blue. love this bait will be buying more.
From: Charlie: NC
Comments: Which side is considered the top? The side with just a couple ribs or the side with ribs all the way down? I know which side I believe is to be the top but when I look at some of the colors I feel like they should be the other way. Just wondering what yall think. With that said, I have rigged it both ways and this bait is money. lay lake grass, stumps, and rocks.... hang on.
From: Mike: Bama
Comments: Very smart design and I really like the Havok plastic. I would really like to see a shorter and slimmer version of this bait. The size and profile of the 4" version is perfect when the fish are on, but I very often have to switch to a 3.5" beaver when things slow down. I live in an area where the smallmouth prevail so I understand if not everybody agrees.
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Katy Perry and Kerry Washington?! That's still Olivia Munn, honey.ReplyCancel
Photos brought to you by drunk Entern who doesn't know Katy Perry.ReplyCancel
Wow, Debra Winger. Haven't heard from her in awhile.
Raquel gets most of her income these days from her wig company, and if she's wearing her own products, they are pretty good.ReplyCancel
You put all these beautiful women in this set and add a troll like Jonah Hill? 🙁
Raquel might be 75 or so but I would in a second with her.
Hot damn WELCHReplyCancel
I love Debra Winger.ReplyCancel
Enty don't known Munns, hun!
Lots of beautiful photos and then you drop that turd Jonah Hill in to stink the joint up. Thanks.
Love Olivia Pope's dress. She looks amazing!
Amy Adams rocking old school glam, Raquel gorgeous as always, love Mindy's dress, Debra looks very nice, Rohm is stunning!ReplyCancel
I really like the Kiernan dress.ReplyCancel
Welch is the ultimate GILF.ReplyCancel
Raquel looks better than everyone.ReplyCancel
Sandy, Raquel doesn't look too bad in the picture, but that's still 73 year old pussy you'd be sticking it in. Maybe get Jonah Hill to fuck her 1st, see how that goes.
Elizabeth Rohm saying hello to the mailman.
Wouldn't have recognized Debra Winger.ReplyCancel
Raquel was my guess for the bi. Yesterday that everyone got so fired up about. Wonder if this is some sort of conformation. "Ducks"ReplyCancel
Kiernan is in Delpozo/Kirkwood
Kerry is in Thakoon
Munn in Mendel/Casadei
Rohm in Mischka
Adams was honored in Frocktalk by Kristin Burke/Choo's Vibes
Raquel is rocking Hair U Wear!
Even at 73 and allegedly wearing her own line of wigs, Welch is the clear winner by a landslide. Even Apatown said Welch is aging better than his 16 year old.
Kaling is in custom Perez, which is why I find her dress to be the biggest bummer. It was supposed to be THE dress of the night apparently. But love you, girl!ReplyCancel
Debra Winger, the first blacklisted actress of my lifetime. Horrible to work with and bad mouthed her co stars and directors after the movies.
No internet then but you can read about it now.
I read Shirley MacLaine's book detailing working with Debra Winger and it was a nightmare, not that Shirley's a prize to be around.
OK – Debra Winger: incredibly cheap looking dress. Looks like the clearance rack at Marshall's.
Olivia Munn: What is going on with that weird mid-section? It looks like it accidentally got eaten by the sewing machine.
I usually love everything Amy Adams wears, but the upper half of her dress is not working for me.
I like the mix of pattern's, but not the style of Kiernan's top.
Elisabeth, MIndy, Kerry, and Raquel – gorgeous!
Is Jonah losing weight again?ReplyCancel
wow all of the ladies were on point. granny raquel looked smokin.ReplyCancel


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|Rated input voltage
100 to 240 VAC
|Output voltage
|Heat radiation
Natural air-cooling
Open-frame type
|Terminal type
Screw terminal
Screw terminals
|Mounting type
DIN Rail mounting type
As of October 10, 2016
|Power rating
|81 % Min.
|Rated input voltage
|100 to 240 VAC
|Allowable input voltage variable range
|85 to 264 VAC
80 to 370 VDC
|Note at DC input
|The range for compliance with EC Directives and safety standards (UL, EN, etc.) is 100 to 240 VAC (85 to 264 VAC).
|50/60 Hz(47 to 63 Hz Single-phase)
|Rated input curren
|1.4A Max. (At 100 VAC input)
0.75A Max. (At 200 VAC input)
|Power factor
|0.9 Min.
|Leakage current
|0.5 mA Max. (At 100 VAC input)
1 mA Max. (At 200 VAC input)
|Inrush current
|17.5 A Max. (At 100 VAC input (For cold start at 25 CEL))
35 A Max. (At 200 VAC input (For cold start at 25 CEL))
|Output voltage
|Output voltage variable range
|-10 to +15 % (With V. ADJ)
(If the output voltage adjuster (V. ADJ) is turned, the voltage will increase by more than the allowable voltage range. When adjusting the output voltage, confirm the actual output voltage from the Power Supply and be sure that load is not damaged.)
|2%(p-p) Max. (Under the rated I/O conditions.)
|Static input variation influence
|0.4% Max. with AC input voltage
|Static load variation influence
|0.8% Max. At rated input, 0 to 100% load
|Ambient temperature variation influence
|0.05 %/CEL Max. (At rated input/output voltage)
|Rated output current
|Start up time
|1000 ms Max.
|Hold time
|20 ms Min. (At rated input voltage: 100 or 200 VAC at 100% load.)
|Overload protection
|105% to 160% of the rated output current
Voltage drop, Automatic reset
|Overvoltage protection
|Operated at 130% Min. of the rated output voltage, Shut-off
Resetting: Reset the power by turning it back (OFF time: at least 3 min)
|Overheat protection
|Parallel operation
|No (However, backup operation is possible; external diodes required.)
|Series operation
|Yes (Up to 2 Power Supplies with external diode)
|Dielectric strength
|Between all inputs and all outputs: 3 kVAC for 1 min (Detection current: 20 mA)
Between all inputs and PE terminals: 2 kVAC for 1 min (Detection current: 20 mA)
Between all outputs and PE terminals: 1 kVAC for 1 min (Detection current: 20 mA)
|Insulation resistance
|Between all outputs and all inputs/ PE terminals: 100 MOhm Min. (at 500 VDC)
|Vibration resistance
|10 to 55 Hz, 0.375 mm single amplitude in each 3 directions for 2 hours
|Shock resistance
|150 m/s**2, in each 6 directions 3 times
|Heat radiation
|Natural air-cooling
|Open-frame type
|Terminal type
|Screw terminal
|Screw terminals
|Mounting type
|DIN Rail mounting type
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Skip to comments.Flashback: Palin Predicts Obama Admin. Using Health Care to Curb Second Amendment Rights
Posted on 01/21/2013 7:45:00 AM PST by yoe
On August 1, 2009--just seven months into President Barack Obamas first term--former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin predicted Obama would attempt to leverage health care to "take away" the Second Amendment rights of Americans.
In a speech to National Rifle Association members in Anchorage, Alaska, Palin said Americans should be wary of this tie-in because Obama would attempt to take away our rights under the guise of some new health care plan:
And by the way, [with] health care being so big in D.C. right now, be wary when some kind of tie-in occurs. Because it will crop up: a tie-in with guns in an attempt to take away our rights under the guise of some new health care plan. You know that this is coming--that the two issues will somehow crop up and they'll be tied together. So we have to be very wary of that.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
It appears that Sara Palin was not nearly as stupid as Charles Krauthammer and Bill Kristol said she was.
Sarah Palin has more leadership and courage than Joan of Arc, Thatcher or the Elizabethan queen. But Sarahs beauty is many times greater than of those women and her understanding of freedom and conservatism makes her far above these women of history
Is she up to them?
The GOP is scared to death of Sarah.
Any crooked politician fears an honest politician and will try to destroy them.
It appears that Sara Palin was not nearly as stupid as Charles Krauthammer and Bill Kristol said she was.
Bill Kristol is dumber than a bag of hammers or a box of Bill Kristols...
Palin had Obama's number from the beginning. And because she was one of the only figures to be unapologetically vocal about it during those early days of Obama, she was made to endure a media hellstorm of intense demonization. All while her supposed GOP "allies" cowered about, continued to give Obama the benefit of the doubt, and told her "she should leave the room."
A final kick-in-the-face? Not even allowed into the GOP convention.
And Gov Palin is correct once again.
Hammers are useful, Kristol is not.
what tasks?
Box of Bill Kristols? I think I've used those to clean my downstairs toilet a time or two...
A final kick-in-the-face? Not even allowed into the GOP convention."
She has been treated so shabily by MSM and especially GOPe. Totally disgusting. Remember also she was not allowed to speak at the "I give up, Obama WON" in 2008, just McLaim. I again, will NEVER, ever forgive the GOP/McLaim for that low class action.
Sarah has the Spirit of God within her. The others do not. She knows things all the others do not. Evil hates goodness.
Reagan famously warned against what can be wrapped up inside of "healthcare", when run by the state.
It was definitively called socialism.
When Hillary tried it, Reagan's words rose again to haunted her efforts.
This conclusion against state mandated health care is no new revelation. Even Reagan had to lift the obvious from somewhere. He knew communism and its threat very well.
Communism has been fought in this country before, and also Hollywood.
Oops, still on my cell keyboard here.
I meant to add that ALL constitutional rights & the Bill of Rights can safely be undone, under "Healthcare". Just pull any issue of the day, say for example, religious freedom, and that also can be "managed", under the auspice of "healthcare".
It is a good thing for pundits and pols to clarify, and I am glad Sarah did.
Was it an entirely original thought? It shouldn't be, given our historic understanding of healthcare and socialism.
Proving that in spite of all they say the so called Dems and Repubs are cut from the same cloth and want the same thing...POWER over the people they are supposed to represent. They are ALL crooked traitors. It is the natural evolution of government from freedom to oppression.
Google: "Liverpool Care controversy" to get an idea of how a national health care system works in UK.
Here's a good example
He is a lucky one ...as he was not put on the Liverpool Pathway (to death)
Absolutely. Just touch on some of the list:
Freedom of assembly - contagion and communicable disease issues.
Freedom of religion - contagion, communicable disease issues, and look for some "study" that shows "people in organized religions" likely to harbor mental disorders for their faith.
Freedom of speech/the press - "dangerous, thought-provoking speech" could lead to violent, unhealthy behavior.
Right to bear arms - we're seeing this in action today...danger and physical harm lurking everywhere with this.
Freedom from unlawful search and seizure - "comrades, your houses must be searched for unhealthy and unauthorized items, dangerous flooring which could cause accidents, unsafe breathing air, fattening and unhealthy sugary drinks...etc."
Freedom from incriminating one's self - unless the HHS starts issuing "directives" about how one must behave (in a manner that "promotes health"), and that doctors routinely collect and submit data about patients.
It only gets worse from there...
She has also been attacked frequently by some on this site. Shame.
It's fien for her to 'think' this- but what is she goign to 'DO aBOut it?"- she's a pwoerful person of means- where are the calls for impeachment? Where are the calls for lawsuits? The left threatened BOTH of those every other week when President Bush was in office, and screamed at the top of their lungs things liek 'Bush lied, peopel died', and hte left SUCCESFULLY got the publci behind htem with hteir aggressive thug tactics, but the rights 's idea of fighting the left is to write a column about the violations of the secodn ammendment?
Being 'heard' is no logner effective with hte left- The only thign that works witrh thugs is for the to FEEL the wrath of the right through non violent means of self protection such as lawsuits, threats of impeachment for deriliction of duty etc etc etc-
But alas,
I have not attacked Gov. Palin on this site (though I have questioned her family's fondness for reality TV, which obviously can lead to only bad things).
Yes Sarah HAS been attacked by some Freepers. Shameful. She is one of our only bright spots right now. Frustrating.
As I listen to Obama give this disgusting inaugural speech, you just remember she is needed more than ever. Re-positioning this entire nation as he promised... transform this nation.
I again am sick to my stomach. argh. God Help Us all.
So, you think that is the Source of her abilities? I do too.
We should all pray she is willing to return to the public life, of government. Government has many corrupt politicians which have none of these characteristics.
Many of the medias are owned and controlled by foreign investors wanting to see the demise of America. The people currently behind the scenes and the people in Washington have in mind one world government/OWG. Where we will lose all of our sovereignty and be controlled by the UNITED NATIONS ... which wants all our resources and wealth for their pockets and nations.
James 5:16 " ... The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much". Let us pray in faith today and everyday. The future of America is in our hands. Will we pray to save America in Jesus name? ... amen.
Heavenly Father, full of tender mercies, loving kindness, and goodness, we come asking for the blocking, binding and removing of evil from the leaders of America. Touch them that they turn to Thee in faith and have a changed life for good and not evil, we thank thee for the multitude of blessing showering upon the people, we ask forgiveness of our sins, and we ask ... let us not be deceived.
All praise, honor, worship, and adoration are for the LORD! Thank Thee LORD, in Jesus name, amen.
In a sense, why should she DO anything? Last time she led the charge, what did she get? Her church was torched, operatives were succeeding in bankrupting her family, her young kids were dragged through the tabloid mud and made subjects of 'rape' jokes by comedians, the newsmedia outlandishly laid the blame of a mass-murder right on her doorstep, ludicrous books of lies came out trashing her family and accusing her of basically being an adulterous crack-whore, her own e-mails were forced to be released by media jackals, and millions were spent on a Hollywood propaganda film to portray her as a mentally-unbalanced nutcase...
And adding to all that, she got no support from her own Party, many of whom happily joined in with the smearing. Not even welcome at the GOP convention!
Judging from this experience of the past four years, why would she actually DO anything? Look at the 'thanks' she got for all her efforts. But, she probably will be stepping up to the plate, once again. She's a better person than I, in that regard. I'd undoubtedly be telling both the GOP and the whole country to just go burn in hell.
Yet millions of God-fearing, anti-socialist, anti-Obama Americans were manipulated by FEAR into voting for the first American governor to successfully implent state-mandated health care. Millions of anti-Obama Americans fell for the illusion of voting "against Obama," when such an option was purely imaginary. The good news is that there were more Americans who saw through that illusion.
I will say again: it is a good sign for America that Romney lost. Obama didn't "win," he was rejected overall, only pushed over the line by fraudulent and manipulated votes. Romney LOST because he was a statist/socialist and enough Americans who abhor socialism possessed the courage to conquer the fear tactics of GOPe.
America is in better shape than we think. It isn't rosy, there are a lot of problems, a horribly misguided and morally confused youth among the most prominent -- but they're YOUNG and have huge potential for seeing the light, and to have the instinct to REBEL against the government that would repress them. The liberal education establishment has brainwashed them in one way; reality and patient, loving fellow Americans can educate them in another. We still have a chance, because Americans are on balance good, moral, productive people, of reclaiming our individual rights and vanquishing oppressive government.
The malaise that cripples morality in today's youth springs from the absence of God. The bible states crystal clear: God is love. If there's an absence of God, there's an absense of love -- and indeed, the liberal "appeal" is based on envy, covetousness, sloth, appeal to the lust for vengeance, promiscuity, and more things that are at the other end of the spectrum from love.
Those of us who seek to bring God back into American culture as a way to regain and preserve American liberty, must regard love as a required tool for doing so. We will succeed if we remember that love MUST be the foundation of our approach.
Bottom line: We MUST RESIST THE TEMPTATION to hold our fellow Americans in contempt. That path leads to defeat. Love for and faith in our fellow Americans is the path to victory.
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places." Eph 6:12
We know the spirit that is within those that speak against her. No matter what they say their reason is - we know it is evilness within speaking.
I didn't know about any man speaking about her prophetically. But true Christians know their own and can see the hand of God on some and, sometimes, even for what purpose.
Any who says the media damaged her are from the pit themselves and they have no discernment and no spiritual eyes. And I have seen many comments like that here from conservatives - spiritually, they are just as rank as liberals. Now think of republicans and conservatives who shunned and/or used others to speak against her - they expose themselves more than they know. I laugh when I read how self righteous and/or 'teaparty' they try to appear.
She is the only politician who is beholden to NO ONE because she knows and she lives for the only ONE she is beholden to.
Through her I see how truly evil people are (gov't/media) and in 4 years it has gotten worse because people/voters believe/watch them. Conservatives should know better but with some of them, their own evil within makes them believe and say (even in jest) what they want them to think/say - because their spirit is in agreement with them/gov't/media even though their views may not be.
That tells me the 'rest of the story' for America. Stay close to God and take in HIS WORD more than you take in what 'evil' says. The less evil - news - the better off we will be for, then, we can continue to see clearly - spiritually.
And I thank JR because he is truly 'one of us' and his site has helped in more ways than 1000 media outlets. It reminds me of when so many were coming against him to get their own way. Them getting their own way did nothing for America - but it did show me how many are spiritually blind, as are many talking heads.
How could you sit and deliberately listen to a liar,a fraud? And why would you?
"How could you sit and deliberately listen to a liar,a fraud? And why would you?"
Of COURSE he's a liar and a fraud. I've known THAT since he gave the speech at the 04 convention, since he cheated to BE Senator from Illinois, since I figure he wasn't born in Hawaii, since his records are all sealed, since his SS number is wrong (oh which one??), since he opened his mouth and moves his lips.
Because I'm politically informed, I wanted to hear what lies he told today, so when I comment to others, I know what I'm talking about first hand. That's why I like FR and that's why I listened. And oh yes..... it WAS sickening. Know Thy Enemy! And oh yes, I DID vote. I would love to know if others that rip Paul Ryan did vote for him or sat on his hands like in 08 and let this wretch become prez. George Soros is laughing now for another 4 years and longer. argh.
Nuff said.
And somehow you think that will make a difference after they voted for him TWICE!! And somehow you think what you know/think/comment on trumps voter fraud and the GOP will somehow become patriotic when all they want to do is 'get along' and not obey their oaths. Knock yourself out.
You really think that? You can't reclaim what you didn't get from the gov't/man/evil to begin with. Politicians through voters gave 'our rights' away with a need to show 'love' to get along with evil. Then they turned to PC, and, again, to get along, basically, for their own careers and the media and talking heads thought of their purse before America. EVIL confiscated what is 'god-given' through politicians/judges/media's lust for power and money. Adam/Eve gave up what was god-given through manipulative means, also. There is no going back - and it didn't happen over night either. A chipping away as lust for power and money grew and that ended Patriotism. Our military would have best served WeThePeople with helping us with the enemies within.
Bottom line: We MUST RESIST THE TEMPTATION to hold our fellow Americans in contempt. That path leads to defeat. Love for and faith in our fellow Americans is the path to victory.
I disagree. I detest evil and will speak out against it. I have faith in God alone and not my fellow American. You sound more like McCain with 'my fellow American'. The fact we have a president like obama - tells me all I need to know about my fellow American and that goes for Roberts right down through all the courts, all the politicians, right down to voters who CAN BE deceived and all the talking heads.
The church forfeited their power they had and got comfortable w/what America afforded her. They lost their chance, also. As did Americans, in general, refused to keep evil at it's door but invited it with votes for liars from the top on down. No one wants your love, just what you can do for them.
The malaise that cripples morality in today's youth springs from the absence of God
YOUTH? You could have sang that tune in the '50' or 60's but not any longer. How old are those who sit on the supreme court and in the gov't as a whole for the past 30 or so years? Who allowed the debt to pile up for today's youth? The youth is just the result of a long standing problem - not the cause. Reminder: God/prayer was taken out of gov't schools in '62 and those who wanted it out, fought for it - and those who allowed it to happen must be around 90 years old now. Don't blame the youth of today.
I will say again: it is a good sign for America that Romney lost
Really? Just Wow! So far we aren't agreeing on anything - so I'll leave that be.
Dear Lord, strengthen and guide us in Your will.
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Living in the movie star's luxurious house in Beverly Hills!
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Will take a long time until we see her on the big screen again
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Chapter 16
Paul is directed in a vision to preach in Macedonia—He casts an evil spirit out of a woman—He and Silas are imprisoned, and they convert the jailor—They admonish all to believe on the Lord Jesus and be saved.
1 Then came he to Derbe and Lystra: and, behold, a certain disciple was there, named
2 Which was well reported of by the brethren that were at Lystra and Iconium.
3 Him would Paul have to go forth with him; and took and
4 And as they went through the cities, they delivered them the
5 And so were the churches
6 Now when they had gone throughout Phrygia and the region of Galatia, and were forbidden of the
7 After they were come to Mysia, they assayed to go into Bithynia: but the Spirit suffered them not.
8 And they passing by Mysia came down to Troas.
9 And a
10 And after he had seen the vision, immediately we endeavoured to go into Macedonia, assuredly gathering that the Lord had called us for to preach the gospel unto them.
11 Therefore loosing from Troas, we came with a straight course to Samothracia, and the next day to Neapolis;
12 And from thence to Philippi, which is the chief city of that part of Macedonia, and a colony: and we were in that city abiding certain days.
13 And on the sabbath we went out of the city by a river side, where prayer was wont to be made; and we sat down, and spake unto the women which resorted thither.
14 ¶And a certain woman named
15 And when she was baptized, and her household, she besought us, saying, If ye have judged me to be faithful to the Lord, come into my house, and
16 ¶And it came to pass, as we went to prayer, a certain damsel possessed with a spirit of divination met us, which brought her masters much gain by
17 The same followed Paul and us, and cried, saying,
18 And this did she many days. But Paul, being grieved, turned and said to the
19 ¶And when her masters saw that the hope of their gains was gone, they caught Paul and Silas, and drew them into the marketplace unto the rulers,
20 And brought them to the magistrates, saying, These men, being Jews, do exceedingly trouble our city,
21 And teach customs, which are not lawful for us to receive, neither to observe, being Romans.
22 And the multitude rose up together against them: and the magistrates rent off their clothes, and commanded to
23 And when they had laid many
24 Who, having received such a charge, thrust them into the inner prison, and made their feet fast in the stocks.
25 ¶And at
26 And suddenly there was a great earthquake, so that the foundations of the prison were shaken: and immediately all the
27 And the keeper of the prison awaking out of his sleep, and seeing the prison doors open, he drew out his sword, and would have killed himself, supposing that the prisoners had been fled.
28 But Paul cried with a loud voice, saying, Do thyself no harm: for we are all here.
29 Then he called for a light, and sprang in, and came trembling, and fell down before Paul and Silas,
30 And brought them out, and said, Sirs, what must I do to be saved?
31 And they said,
32 And they spake unto him the word of the Lord, and to all that were in his house.
33 And he took them the same hour of the night, and washed their stripes; and was baptized, he and all his, straightway.
34 And when he had brought them into his house, he set meat before them, and rejoiced, believing in God with all his house.
35 And when it was day, the magistrates sent the serjeants, saying, Let those men go.
36 And the keeper of the prison told this saying to Paul, The magistrates have sent to let you go: now therefore depart, and go in peace.
37 But Paul said unto them, They have beaten us openly uncondemned, being
38 And the serjeants told these words unto the magistrates: and they feared, when they heard that they were Romans.
39 And they came and besought them, and brought them out, and desired them to depart out of the city.
40 And they went out of the prison, and entered into the house of