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Ryan Lambert
April 18 2012 08:52AM
1. Boooo Brendan Shanahan you bum
It really isn't easy heading up the NHL's department of player safety. Ask Colin Campbell.
That having been said, Brendan Shanahan has done a spectacularly poor job this postseason, and everyone has delighted in pointing it out for every missed call and Shea Weber fine. Frankly, it's a little easy to go, "Well he's not suspending stars, only rookies!" and that much is true.
But guess what, dinguses, this is the National Hockey League. Star players get the benefit of the doubt. Always have, always will. Shanahan's no different. You don't get to be mad at him about that.
His mistake was rampaging out of the gates at a billion miles an hour handing down huge suspensions to bigger-name players as a means of setting an example. There have been more than a few reports since then of both the Players' Association and Board of Governors not being in any way happy about that, and you can be sure that the BOG in particular leaned on him heavily to cut that out right quick.
Think of it as Shanahan skating with a 50-pound weight behind him. He can't go around levying three-game bans for Shea Weber because holy hell can you imagine the hellstorm that gets kicked up if he does that? But if he can do it for guys no one cares about, like Carl Hagelin and Andrew Shaw, maybe someone somewhere will smarten up and not drill their opponent in the head with an elbow. I have to imagine that's the kind of thinking to which Shanahan has found himself forced to resort to.
Of course, that doesn't explain how Matt Carkner only gets a game for suckering Brian Boyle, but that's just Old Time Hockey and all that, I'm sure.
The point, I guess, is that I'm not sure where anyone gets off acting like Shanahan was ever going to be able to change a fundamentally corrupt system. None of this is his fault.
2. Brent's sour grapes
Was positively delighted to see that video of Brent Sutter acting like he had a particularly large say in a potential return behind the Calgary bench. He would have turned down the extension had they offered it? Okay sure, Brent.
If Jay Feaster really did want to bring in "his own" guy to run the bench, well then guess what, bud: the call wasn't yours to make. Now I will say that all this is pretty much good for both parties. Calgary gets a coach the team hasn't completely tuned out (by all accounts), Sutter gets the chance to try his hand in international competition and, just maybe, for a youthful fun-and-gun Oilers team. Hey, Sutter already has a lot of experience not making the playoffs in Alberta.
That's a win-win situation as far as I can tell.
3. Who's at the front of the line?
And now, with Sutter's old job sitting vacant, we're seeing a lot of talk about just who will take over from him.
QMI had a pretty definitive list the other day, including Troy Ward of the Abbotsford Heat, Bob Boughner of the Windsor Spitfires, Bob Hartley of ZSC Lions, Craig MacTavish(!) of the Chicago Wolves and Mike Sullivan of the New York Rangers.
I wouldn't be opposed to any of them, per se, but it's tough to say definitively given how close to the vest the organization is playing its plans for next year. Each have their positive qualities and, to an extent, their drawbacks, which should give anyone backing a particular horse a certain amount of pause.
And then on Marek vs. Wyshynski yesterday, Jeff Marek floated the idea that Todd McLellan might take over behind the bench if (when?) he gets canned in San Jose. That would be interesting as well, but for wholly different reasons. He's a very good coach who has a wealth of experience working with an older roster of veterans who should know what to do without being told, but I wonder whether that kind of coaching will work with the kids if the team decides to go young.
Lots of viable candidates, but I'm going to reserve judgment until we have a more definitive picture of what Feaster wants from this team going forward.
4. No one in Caps/Bruins debate has a leg to stand on
The Boston media kicked up a big old fuss over Dale Hunter's comments following Game 3 in that series. How hypocritical, a guy talking about the right and wrong way to play the game when he LITERALLY tried to murder every player on the opposing team on a nightly basis during his 17-year career what a jerk!
Of course, this ignores that the Bruins are perhaps the dirtiest team in the league and, not unlike a bad guy in an Encyclopedia Brown story, proud of it. So because Nicklas Backstrom very obviously crosschecked Rich Peverley in the face at the end of Game 3, neither team gets to say the other is dirty or not dirty, because in this case, they both are. That's fine.
I don't know why everyone gets so hung up on which team is dirty and which isn't and what it all means. Every team in the league has at least one or two players who "play on the edge" and are therefore going to occasionally get called out for being on the wrong side of the law. Some teams have more, none have less. And so when it gets into an issue of who's classy and who isn't, that's a debate that should just go away forever.
Can't imagine how anyone supporting — oh, I'm sorry, "covering" — a team with Brad Marchand and Milan Lucic on it gets to call anyone a hypocrite for pointing out when things are dirty.
5. The first round is the best thing about hockey season
Watch any of these games and tell me different. You're glued to your TV for three or four super-meaningful games a day, every day for two weeks. It's perfect. What else could you want?
April 18 2012, 09:10AM
The things you say about Shanahan were also true about Campbell (plus that whole issue of being completely biased and everything).
At this point, it seems any one person put in charge of discipline in the NHL is going to be overwhelmed by the demands of the position and will likely fall into the similar traps of weighting what should be irrelevant factors when it comes to discipline (for example, is the player a star).
Ideally, a simple suspension formula or algorithm would probably do a better job. Input a few key factors for each case (repeat offender? Intent to injure? Target the head? Use stick/skate as a weapon?) Grade them on a simple binary/ or 1-5 scale and then have it spit out a sentence.
People would bitch still, ubt there would be no one figurehead to blame it on. You'd see more consistency and less subjectivity with the straight numbers as well.
Well at least it looks like some Journalists don't have a moronic opinion of Shanahan (Unlike some incredible morons, such as http://thestar.blogs.com/thespin/2012/04/the-tweet-came-in-just-before-midnight-from-a-surprising-source-future-hall-of-famer-mike-modano-really-selling-the-game.html).
Shanahan can only go as far as the BoG and the NHLPA let him. Yeah it sucks that players get hurt and there seems to be an increase of cheap shots, but the BoG and NHLPA don't care as long as TV ratings keep going up. Which is why this tweet from Modano (https://twitter.com/#!/9modano/status/192457959857598464) makes no sense. Ratings in the first round are up on average 50% or more. That's how you get good TV deals, WHEN PEOPLE WATCH THE TV!!! You could have the cleanest, most skilled NHL product EVER, but if NO ONE is watching, there will be no big TV deals.
As well, calling the refs blind or stupid or whatever? There are 2, thats right, 2 refs on the Ice, so when Quenville says that all 4 missed it, the linesmen are not refs, they have different priorities. So even if the 2 refs missed it and then the linemen say they did and call the penalty after the fact, you can damn well bet the opposing team would be pissed off and will complain. Also those teams(BoG, Owners, Whatever) will be complaining if Refs ere on the side of caution(calling more penalties on borderline hits) that could cost teams on special teams. So if refs started calling double minors and majors on hits that are clean, but because we are so concerened about player safety, they ere on the side of caution and call the penalty teams are gonna be pissed.
April 18 2012, 09:19AM
Sigh - can't they find a GOOD coach?
April 18 2012, 09:28AM
I must admit that after all these years I'm still surprised and disappointed that the PA actively pressures the league to do things that are counter to player safety.
On coaches: there is a tendency for companies of all types to promote to the level of incompetence. If someone is good at their job, promote them no matter what. Eventually they get fired because they have no skill or education to deal the new job. In other words, let's keep Ward in Abby for a while because he is apparently very good at his current job.
calgary guys never pass up the slightest opportunity to take a shot at the oil. fair enough for sure. we'll see.
April 18 2012, 09:53AM
Thankfully all other hockey fans, including Edmonton fans, are above that sort of thing.
April 18 2012, 10:00AM
Good read.
-I do find it rather odd how on garbage day, Sutter was all "I'd love to coach a rebuild" and "I don't need this job guys, I lived out my dream, playing." Now he acts as though he didn't want a job offer at all.
There's a team up north going through a rebuild right now.....I'm not saying, but I'm just saying.
If Troy Ward takes Abbotsford far in the AHL playoffs (and there is a good chance they will go far) is he the front-runner for the head coaching position??
I would like to see someone who isn't old school like the Sutters and Keenan.
I say give Ward a chance or hold out hope that Tippett becomes available if the Phoenix to Quebec rumours are true.
April 18 2012, 10:13AM
Damien Cox thinks Lambert is an idiot!
I would like Ward to go one more year in Abby, just cause that way the kids get some more consistency. So if the choice is Ward, go with Hartsburg for the Flames for one year and then Ward after that. All the while you can start searching and grooming a replacement for Ward, hopefully from in the Organization. That way there will be some consistency in Abbotsford and Ward can really put into place a system there that follows to his Flames Head Coaching gig.
@Freshy Smalls
Damien Cox's opinion would matter if Cox wasn't an idiot.
I don't think its so unreasonable to say Sutter walked away. You make it sound like he could only dream of coming back to coach this middling, aging and directionless team, and that the only reason is that Feaster didn't want him.
First of all, Brent has quit an NHL job before, so its not like he hasn't shown he has the will to do it.
Secondly, why would he want to come back? Unless he thinks he can't find another job. But he obviously has confidence he can, and then he looks ahead and sees no plan, no hope, an aging washed up team and a fan base that likes to pile on and blame him for everything. I wasn't a huge Sutter fan, but I actually respect him more for walking away.
Personally I believe that Sutter walked away before Feaster could say anything. Feaster probably wasn't going to renew anyways, so he says it was mutual. It looks pretty bad on Feaster and the Flames if you coach walks and says 'umm ya, I'd rather not get paid millions, this team is such a mess... no thanks'. Why else would they say it was mutual?? If Feaster had made his mind up he would have fired him and it looks stronger on him and the organization.
Saying it was mutual is what you tell your buddies after you get dumped to save face. The Flames got dumped by their coach and its embarrassing to admit.
April 18 2012, 10:47AM
There's a team up north going through a rebuild right now.....I'm not saying, but I'm just saying.
Oh I know. Would not surprised me one bit. But the question he replied to was from a Flames standpoint, not anywhere.
I don't think Sutter would have been back anyway, but it does sound like he was out of step with Ken Kings master plan (change as little as possible) and wanted more changes than management. If true, I think this gives us a fairly good road map of what to expect next year, changes around the edges, but basically one last,last, last run with the current group.
Wouldn't mind seeing Sutter land up in Edmonton, the rivalry might lead to some candid comments about his time in Calgary.
April 18 2012, 10:59AM
Good stuff as always Lambert;
1&4. I don't think there is a team in the playoffs that can talk about their opponent being dirtier than they are. Every team has their issues and their guys that play on the edge.
- Detroit can bitch about Webber all they want, but it was only a matter of time before things balanced out again and Zetterberg showed that with an axe-handle slash to Webber's head last night.
Everyone is going back and forth and yeah Shanny may not be to blame for a broken system but he sure isn't helping things much either. Incidents like last night and that idiot Raffi Torres need special attention. There is no doubt that this guy should be done for the rest of the playoffs and extend that into next season, like 20 games; hell he should be run right out of the NHL, but we all know that won't happen.
Shanahan needs to clamp down on the officials too maybe. There is too much getting missed and too much the officials are letting slide. I know it's more exciting to just let the guys play and let them decide the game, but when you do what Torres did and not even get a penalty?? What the hell were ALL 4 officials watching??
2&3. When I first heard Sutter on the Fan 960, I was a little concerned that Sutter not wanting an extension because of a difference of opinion as to what direction the team needed to go in, because that probably meant the Flames were going to do nothing... again. I'm not convinced of that anymore. I didn't get the impression of sour grapes, but then again I wasn't really listening for them either. The statements made by both sides just scream, "Meh, Whatever" to me. They parted ways, let's move on and find someone right to coach this team, whoever they are.
I'd love to see Boughner come here, not that Ward wouldn't be a decent choice as well, but I really want him to stay in Abby for at least another year or two, to work with the kids that will be joining the team next year.
5. So agree with you on this point. I can't remember the last time that I have watched 3 or 4 games per day in the first round. I'm pleasantly surprised how good the series' have been so far.
@ Kent Wilson
You mean something like this? http://www.downgoesbrown.com/2009/11/nhl-suspensions.html
@ Robert Vollman
Curious, Robert, who might you suggest?
My own take on this is that, if-I mean when, the Canucks go out in the first round (celebratory pancakes, anyone?) there seems a chance that Vigneault could be fired and Vancouver might be at the top of the list for many coaching candidates.
This could mean that unless Feaster starts interviews almost immediately once candidates become available then he may end up like Columbus did, having to hire their second-rated candidate because another team came with a better offer.
For my money, McLellan and MacTavish might be the best fit for Calgary. They have experience dealing with veteran groups, have a history of developing rookies, and might have enough character to stand up to a room that hasn't been kind to coaches for the last few years.
@Freshy Smalls
Damien Cox is superbly qualified to offer that opinion.
April 18 2012, 01:25PM
I agree with the gist of Kurt's comments. I get a sense in losing Brent, the organization has lost someone who professional hockey sees as valuable, someone who can assess talent, youth... Scouting... And so forth.
It does look like Feaster was dumped. Brent certainly has a gig where he'll get more support.
As for signing Ward as the next coach... We'll lose Ward either this summer, or next... If we don't do something more long-term with his situation here. Not sure what that would look like...
Did I mention we still seem screwed?
@ RexLibris
'This could mean that unless Feaster starts interviews almost immediately'
lol, this is the Flames we are talking about. If past history is anything to go by, it will be months before they get around to hiring a new coach. They are hardly the most decisive bunch. Lets see, we have to complete Kings 'top down review', kick names around 'internally' for weeks, decide on a short list, start interviewing, oops we wiated to long and that guy got hired elsewhere, look at the list again...repeat process....
April 18 2012, 05:27PM
This could mean that unless Feaster starts interviews almost immediately once candidates become available then he may end up like Columbus did, having to hire their second-rated candidate because another team came with a better offer.
I love ya Rex, but it would be absolutely absurd for Feaster to begin interviewing coaches immediately, unless he was going directly for Boughner or Eakins. Since Boughner said himself he hasn't even been contacted by the Flames, I suspect Jay is thinking along the same lines. Feaster said himself that although it may be nice to have the head coach in place in time for the draft, it is my no means a necessity.
I would expect Jay will wait until some more teams are eliminated, in fact I would not be surprised if he didn't even begin the process until at least the finals have gotten under way.
@Vintage Flame
I'll qualify that by adding that I meant immediately following the Cup finals.
There is no way they can hire a coach at this time as even the most-mentioned candidate (Ward) kind of has his hands full.
No, I wasn't meaning tomorrow, but then I should have been more explicit in my statement earlier.
A new coach by draft week at the earliest?
There is no reason that you HAVE to have a coach by the draft. I know the coach is going to want to have some input on who the team is drafting, but Feaster should be putting his stamp on this team, draft/trade/sign who he wants and just let the coach, coach.
If Troy Ward takes Abbotsford far in the AHL playoffs (and there is a good chance they will go far) is he the front-runner for the head coaching position??
I would like to see someone who isn't old school like the Sutters and Keenan.
I say give Ward a chance or hold out hope that Tippett becomes available if the Phoenix to Quebec rumours are true.
On Tippett... Given that about 25 other teams would also be desirous of his services, why would he choose the Flames? Given all the Ken Kings a meddling douche' talk a "good" coach is highly unlikely. Unless all he gives a damn about is a monster paycheck and a revolving door of sub standard steeds the Flames will go in house because those guys know the drill.


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Defending PRO12 champions the Ospreys slumped to their second straight loss this season after going down 16-13 to Ulster on Saturday.
The Ospreys started the better of the two sides and 21-year-old South African-born winger Hanno Dirksen put them ahead midway through the first half when he picked up a loose ball and shrugged off the attempted tackle of full-back Jared Payne before going over in the right-hand corner.
Niall O'Connor did get the visitors on the scoreboard via a penalty with just over half an hour gone but he missed by a long way with a couple of other attempts and Ulster struggled to create any real try-scoring opportunities as a stop-start first-half ended with the hosts leading 7-3.
Two penalties from promising 20-year-old fly-half Matthew Morgan edged the Ospreys further ahead early in the second half and it looked as if they were heading for their first win of the season.
Ulster had other ideas though and Paddy Jackson, who came on to replace O'Connor midway through the half, kicked two penalties to bring the Irishmen to within four points of their hosts.
The game could have gone either way in the final ten minutes but it was Ulster who grabbed it by the scruff of the neck and, after John Afoa came up just short of the line, replacement scrum-half Paul Marshall dived over the top of several bodies to touch down and steal victory from the jaws of defeat.
The teams:
For Ospreys:
Tries: Dirksen
Con: Morgan
Pen: Morgan 2
For Ulster:
Tries: P Marshall
Con: Jackson
Pen: O'Connor, Jackson 2
Ospreys: 15 Richard Fussell, 14 Hanno Dirksen, 13 Andrew Bishop, 12 Ashley Beck, 11 Tom Isaacs, 10 Matthew Morgan, 9 Rhys Webb, 8 Jonathan Thomas, 7 Justin Tipuric, 6 James King, 5 Alun Wyn Jones (c), 4 Ian Gough, 3 Aaron Jarvis, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Ryan Bevington.
Replacements: 16 Scott Baldwin, 17 Duncan Jones, 18 Joe Rees, 19 George Stowers, 20 Joe Bearman, 21 Kahn Fotuali'i, 22 Dan Biggar, 23 Tom Grabham.
Ulster: 15 Jared Payne, 14 Craig Gilroy, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Luke Marshall, 11 Michael Allen, 10 Niall O'Connor, 9 Michael Heaney, 8 Nick Williams, 7 Sean Doyle, 6 Robbie Diack, 5 Lewis Stevenson, 4 Johann Muller (capt), 3 Declan Fitzpatrick, 2 Rob Herring, 1 Callum Black.
Replacements: 16 Nigel Brady, 17 Tom Court, 18 John Afoa, 19 Neil McComb, 20 Stephen Ferris, 21 Paul Marshall, 22 Paddy Jackson, 23 Andrew Trimble.
Referee: Neil Paterson


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Newegg has the Ultra Faucets UF44020 4" Centerset Two-handle Bath Faucet (Chrome) for $19 with free shipping. Features dual lever handles, hybrid waterways and includes a pop-up drain.
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fttdk, hybrid water way means that there is a separate channel for cold and hot so that if the cold water has more pressure then the hot water, with separate channels each has its own path to output.
^ but I thought the ability to adjust the amount of flow with the faucets took care of that?? Isn't it just mixing the water together 4 inches further along?
hybrid faucets arent that common in NA, but in EU they are very common as the hot water tank is not under pressure and at a bigger pressure disadvantage.


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Caterpillar Kitson Work Boot
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All-day comfort and exceptional durability defines the Caterpillar Kitson ankle boot. Featuring the working-condition technologies the brand has perfected, this boot will keep your feet comfortable and protected even on the longest days.
- Waterproof full-grain leather upper
- Advanced Alloy Safety Toe that is 50% lighter than traditional steel toe footwear
- ASTM F2413-05 I/75 C/75 Electrical Hazard approved
- Thinsulate™ Insulation that keeps your feet warm and dry
- Caterpillar SRX: Extreme Slip Resistance™ and oil resistant outsole enhances stability and flexibility
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By: sonybme
Location: Macon, GA
November 06, 2012
Not 4 me
"Like others said, these shoes do run long!! They seem to be in men's size?? They are light weight compared to my steel toe boots, but they are too long, narrow, and the sole is not well padded. I'll be sending these back to swap for Wolverine's."
By: gunit
Location: Pullman, WA
April 24, 2012
Awesome for hiking!!
"Needed hiking boots for sprained ankle and a bruised foot and I have to do a lot of hiking for my major. So, I did some searching and found this boot its runs little big usually wear 7.5 in boots, but I bought 7 and still slightly big. I got them stuck in the mud at one point and my feet still didn't get wet because they are waterproof! This is a very decent price for really good hiking boots and they are nonslip since they are safety boots as well."
By: Frankie97
Location: Sun Lakes, AZ
March 27, 2012
"I've just received these work boots and they feel really comfortable out of the box. I went to a 7.5M after the first Caterpillar boots I tried in an 8 were much too large (different style). I've just ordered a size 7 to see whether they will fit a bit better and will keep the pair that fits best. Nice thing about these boots is that the toe is alloy rather than steel; which is much lighter."
By: sadebaby
Location: Smyrna, GA
January 15, 2012
Very Comfortable!
"Again, 100% satisfied! The quality of these shoes are best suited for Safety in the warehouse environment. They look and feel very comfortable. They run big, so I ordered .5 size below my size. This is my replacement pair because they are ready to wear out of the box. Everyone at work asks about them and of course I tell them DSW.com. I take my footwear seriously: 1st Comfort, 2nd Style!"
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Welcome to the North Shore's newest restaurant, bakery and specialty food store. The retail section proffers gourmet salads, bakery goods and European imports. In the separate dining room, you'll find fresh seafood, pastas, steaks, salads and more.
Zhivago is a restaurant and ballroom with a beautiful atmosphere and excellent food. Featuring European-American cuisine with a Russian twist.
ZED451 is a contemporary internationally inspired upscale steakhouse providing unlimited samplings of seasonally driven multicultural offerings. Private event space available.
Favorite dishes include made-to-order guacamole and unique fajitas which are served sizzling hot in lava stone molcajetes. Featuring a wide variety of meat and seafood dishes in both traditional and modern Mexican preparations, alongside a seemingly endless list of tequilas to be enjoyed by themselves or in a fresh squeezed margarita.
Zanies Comedy Club at Pheasant Run Resort
This "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the Western suburbs laugh with the same great talent! Great for group outings and motor coaches!
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Zanies Comedy Club - St. Charles
Popular comedians perform at Zanies, providing an evening of laughter and fun. The "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the western suburbs laugh with the same great talent for over 20 years.
CITY:St. Charles
Since 1978, Zanies has presented the best in stand-up comedy. Past performers have included Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, and Richard Lewis. Photo Credit: ©Adam Alexander Photography
ZaZa's Tavola Italiana offers an intimate, comfortable seating to relax and savor authentic and fresh Italian foods like visiting a Trattoria in the Italian countryside. The pastas are rich and flavorful reproductions of "Old World" standards, such as our Rigatoni Abbruzzese or Paccheri Tartuffi. There are plenty of entrees for our guests to enjoy, like the Filet Barolo and the Pesce Bianco Spinaci, as well as insalates, antipastas and rustic brick-oven pizzas.
Trails, fishing, cross-country skiing, skating, cabins on Willow Lake.
The orginal authentic Mandarin & Szechwan cuisine restaurant. Enjoy superior Chinese cooking as you watch chefs masterfully prepare traditional dishes and Yu's award-winning homemade noodles behind a magnificient glass back drop. Banquet Room for up to 100 people. We offer on-line ordering and delivery.
From our hibachi fire show to our rotating sushi bar, Yue-Sun brings the excitement of Japanese cuisine to Illinois. Our specially trained chefs will dazzle and delight the entire family as your meal is tossed about and served to perfection. We have a vast variety of items on our menu, ranging from traditional to a few unique recipes of our own.
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YOU! The Experience at the Museum of Science and Industry
More than just a body, you are a complex blend of your choices, your personality, and your environment. Who you are depends on how you care for yourself and enjoy your life. YOU! The Experience brings these elements together into an interactive exhibit examining and celebrating the experience of life itself. It is one of the first and largest exhibitions to showcase the connection between the human mind, body and spirit in the 21st century. Start exploring the exhibit's fun and fascinating opportunities to explore what it is to be … YOU!
What's the key to our success? A commitment to excellence. Attention to detail. A first-rate, knowledgeable wait staff. And, of course, the driving forces behind it all: Yoshi and Nobuko Katsumura. You're sure to find new and interesting things at the café, including dishes you won't find anywhere else (have you ever seen barracuda on another menu?!). Our eclectic menu features dishes with influences that run the gamut from Japanese to Italian, French and American. Please join us and experience our fine cuisine in a comfortable atmosphere. At Yoshi's Café, you're like family.
Shop Von Maur, Carson Pirie Scott, JCPenney, Target, and nearly 150 specialty shops. Kids love the Yorktown Express train and the free Treehouse Adventure Play Area. Experience exciting tastes, styles and entertainment at The Shops On Butterfield.
Enjoy first run films in a renovated 1924 Spanish-style movie theater with five auditoriums all equipped with Dolby digital sound. Baby Barton Pipe Organ is played on Friday and Saturday nights.
Family owned and operated Mexican eatery located in Downtown Skokie. Yolo offers a remarkable eating experience and an eclectic menu that changes often and caters to a wide variety of tastes. Traditional Mexican food at its finest. "An absolute gem" rave reviewers on Yelp.
Family owned and operated Yolo offers a menu that changes often and caters to a wide variety of tastes. Traditional Mexican food at its finest and a recent Bib Gourmand 2014 winner.
Opening its doors in the summer of 2014, owner Jessica Fong was looking to spread her love of fashion to those in the Chicagoland area. Located in the heart of Downtown Aurora, YM boutique is quickly becoming known as a must see fashion destination. YM boutique strives to bring the Midwest the latest trends first and people everywhere are looking to YM for those fashion finds you won't see anywhere else. Come see for yourself why YM boutique is a must stop destination for all your fashion needs.
A historic 1800s family farm that is maintained in its original location. Programs depict settlers' lives with period accuracy.
CITY:Wood Dale
If Topolo pampers and Frontera dances, then Xoco rocks. Though the word is Mexican slang for "little sister" (from the ancient Aztec language), there's nothing little about Xoco's big, bold Mexican marketplace flavors. Open early, late and closed on Sundays and Mondays, this quick-service cafe from Rick and Deann Bayless proffers contemporary expressions of Mexico's most beloved street food and snacks: hot-from-the-fryer churros and flaky empanadas; frothy Mexican hot chocolate (ground from Mexican cacao beans right in our front window!); warm, crusty tortas (Mexican submarine sandwiches); and made-to-order caldos (meal-in-a-bowl soups) that feature everything from roasted vegetables to seafood to pork belly.
Wyndham Grand Chicago Riverfront
Formerly Hotel 71, the Wyndham Grand Chicago Riverfront hotel is a full-service hotel is just steps from The Loop – Chicago's theatre and cultural district – and several renowned Chicago business headquarters. Access the legendary Magnificent Mile, a mere stroll across the Chicago River nearby.
The seven-story, 253-room, all-suites Wyndham Glenview Suites features separate bedroom and living rooms. The suites are complete with flat-screen TV's, complementary wireless Internet, mini bar, microwave and refrigerator. Guests can enjoy two restaurants or the workout room with an indoor pool and whirlpool. Ten pet-friendly guest rooms are available.
Wyndham Garden O'Hare/Elk Grove Village
The Brand New Wyndham Garden O'Hare/ Elk Grove Village is a contemporary urban retreat convenient to both O'Hare and Midway Airports, downtown and Woodfield Mall. We are conveniently located in the center of Elk Grove Village Business Complex. Get energized in our state of the art deluxe fitness center. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, or cocktails in our trendy restaurant and lounge. Our wonderfully inviting rooms and suites feature 32" HDTVs, Wyndham Be Well® Bed, wired and wireless Internet, MP3 capability, granite bathrooms, cordless speaker phones, desk with ergonomic chair, microwave, refrigerator, safe, iron and ironing board, and so much more. It's more than hospitality - it's an escape from the ordinary!
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|Posted by Jim Hesser on June 20, 2004 at 16:18:33:
I have a tiled shower that leaks around the bottom. I have replaced the pan and everything else has been tried. All of the plumbing is ok. I would like to completely seal the tile so all the water would just go down the drain instead of through the grout into the pan. Does anyone know of a product that will really seal the tile and grout?
Thanks for your time.---Jim
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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Progress
Virtually anyone who's used a computer has had to deal with the elusive character-eating critter at some point or another. It can be nefarious. It can be elusive. But it can be controlled, and in many cases, can be used to our benefit.
Most of us witness the creature when we're typing away on our computer. Suddenly, it seems, the characters in front of our blinking cursor begin to mysteriously disappear as we type.
For example, when we are in the clutches of this cunning critter, we can't add words to paragraphs we've already typed. When we try, we end up typing over the top of existing letters and words. It's a pain we all go through now and again.
So the question is, how do we control this pest and use it to our advantage? That's an interesting question, since we never see the critter. It's not something we literally see.
Thankfully, controlling the character-eating critter is actually pretty easy. Simply press the Insert key on the keyboard, and the critter is no more.
But letting the critter loose now and again isn't always a bad thing to do. There are times it really is a good thing. It all depends on what you are trying to do.
For example, perhaps you're writing an email, and you want to type over the top of an existing paragraph. The critter may make that task easier. But most of us want the critter in confinement most of the time.
Of course there is no real "critter" in your computer. But sometimes it certainly seems that way. And regardless of the cause, a problem is a problem nonetheless - and a pain no matter how you look at it.
In technical terms, the character-eating critter is simply a text typing mode called "overwrite". Most of the time, an accidental key press (slip of the finger, in other words) is to blame.
The opposite of overwrite mode is insert mode, which is the default typing mode in virtually all word processors and email programs. When in insert mode, the cursor advances with each key press and pushes all the characters in front of it forward. When you type, it adds the to the existing characters - it doesn't replace them.
In most word processors the current type mode is displayed on the bottom of the screen in the status bar. In OpenOffice.org Writer, for example, the status bar will show "INSRT" or "OVER" in the status bar. The keyboard's Insert key allows the user to toggle between the two modes.
Now you know why the seemingly unimportant Insert key deserves a place on your computer's keyboard.
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Moda Spana Heidi Denim Wedge Sandal
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The Moda Spana Heidi sandal is one of our season favorites! This espadrille slingback has feminine details and a comfortable wedge making it a must-have style.
- Denim fabric upper
- Elasticized slingback strap
- Bow accent over round peep toe
- 1" platform, 4½" braided rope wedge
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: Idyjo
Location: Connecticut
September 19, 2012
Moda Spana Denim Wedge
"I have been searching for a wedge that goes with everything and is comfortable FOREVER.. this is it! My search is over! This is the perfect comfy wedge that absolutely goes with everything"
By: VoninPhoenix
Location: Phoenix, AZ
June 26, 2012
Perfect summer wedge!
"These wedges are flawless! The perfect summer shoe for shorts, capris or skirts. They have a high enough heel to keep them classy but low enough that they don't look trashy when wearing them with shorts. They run a little short so you might want to go up a half size. Perfect combination of classy yet comfy!"
By: mbg155
Location: durham, nc
June 16, 2012
Super cute.
"Love this shoe. Surprisingly comfortable, great fit. At the end of the night though my feet were definitely ready to go barefoot--but hard to know if that's the shoe or just, the end of the night... Got it in the navy/denim--the store also had a really cute red but it was more of a fancy looking material... These are a denim jean material. Super casual, but adorable."
By: redsoxgirl11
Location: Morgantown WV
June 07, 2012
Awesome Wedge
"Super Cute, and looks great with everything. Very Comfortable and doesn't even feel like you have them on. Will definitely be purchasing this in another color :)"
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Rangers Winning Streak Ends At Three With 2-1 Loss To Lightning
Jim Cerny
A first-period lead and a slew of prime scoring chances the rest of the way were to no avail Tuesday night for the Rangers as their three-game winning streak came to an end with a 2-1 loss at the hands of the Tampa Bay Lightning at Madison Square Garden.
Tampa Bay goaltender Ben Bishop returned from a four-game injury absence on Tuesday, much to the dismay of the Rangers. Bishop, who ranked second in the NHL with a 1.86 goals against average coming into play Tuesday, was also a perfect 4-0-0 with two shutouts and a 0.89 GAA in his previous four career starts against the Blueshirts. Earlier in the season Bishop had backstopped a 5-0 shutout against the Rangers, and on Tuesday he was once again a difference maker stopping 33 of 34 shots.
Bishop's return was one key for the Lightning, but so was their discipline. The Lightning came into the game having surrendered eight power play goals in the previous five contests, and at least one in each of those five; and back on December 29th at the Tampa Bay Times Forum the Rangers strafed the Lightning for three power play goals in a 4-3 win. However on Tuesday night the Rangers--who had scored at least one power play goal in five consecutive matches--had just two power play opportunities all night, both in the third period, and failed to convert on either.
After a strong first period in which they exited the ice with a 1-0 lead, things came undone for the Rangers early in the second period and that, combined with the terrific play of Bishop after things stabilized for the home team, put the Blueshirts in a 2-1 hole after 40 minutes of play.
Ryan Callahan was called for a questionable high sticking penalty just 29 seconds into the second period, setting in motion a bad chain of events. That Callahan should have been penalized was debateable because while there was no doubt his stick struck Bishop in the face mask, replays showed that his stick was lifted from behind by Lightning defenseman Eric Brewer. Callahan pleaded his case with officials to no avail and less than a minute later the Lightning capitalized with a power play goal to tie the game, 1-1.
Tampa Bay defenseman Victor Hedman--who left the ice in the first period and headed to the dressing room after crashing awkwardly into the boards on a check delivered by Brian Boyle--proved to be a quick healer as he drilled a slap shot past Henrik Lundqvist at 1:10 to even the score. It was Hedman's career-high 10th goal of the season, second in as many nights, and third in the last six games.
On the following faceoff Radko Gudas sent a long homerun pass through the middle of the ice and found rookie Nikita Kucherov streaking past Rangers defensemen Michael Del Zotto and John Moore. Kucherov accepted the pass and then beat Lundqvist between the pads on the breakaway just nine seconds after Hedman's goal to give the Lightning a 2-1 lead.
New York had taken a 1-0 on a Brad Richards goal at the 11:55 mark of the first period. Callahan slid a pass from behind the net to Richards in the lower left circle, and Richards zipped his 12th goal of the season past Bishop short side. Richards now has a six-game point-scoring streak, equaling his own team-best mark set earlier this season.
That the Rangers were held to that one goal despite 23 shots on goal through two periods was due in large part to Bishop, who stymied the Blueshirts at nearly everuy turn. Two of his best saves came early in a still scoreless game when he stopped Callahan off a 2-on-1 rush with his left pad at the five-minute mark, and then 49 seconds later denied Chris Kreider's backhand attempt on the breakaway.
Benoit Pouliot had a pair of prime scoring chances, as well; and Callahan was robbed by Bishop's glove 11 minutes into the second period after Ryan McDonagh forced a Lightning turnover at the blueline. Daniel Carcillo missed the net on a second-period breakaway, and McDonagh rang a power play shot off the post in the third, too.
Three games into a four-game homestand, the Rangers close out their home run on Thursday night when they host the Detroit Red Wings.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
I can't resist writing about Patsy's new adventure this week in Green River. I have been babysitting a motel, the Budget Inn for the Sah family this week.
In between taking care of the motel, I have been getting my articles written for the newspaper as well as gathering news in Green River.
I am discovering I am quite old and really can't burn both ends of the candle as well as I could in days long past.
The Sah family went to Washington D.C. so their son Kunal could participate in the National Spelling Bee. We watched parts of the bee on TV and it's really amazing how well those students can spell and how hard they work at it.
Anyway, me being of not right mind, volunteered to babysit one of their two motels, so the mother Sarita could accompany Ken and Kunal to Washington. I drove Sarita into the Salt Lake airport on Tuesday morning early and then returned to Green River that day to relieve my sports reporter Gary Arrington of the motel as he took the Monday night shift.
In talking to Sarita on the way to the airport she said she tries to rest in the afternoons. Now after three nights of off and on sleep I can see why rest is needed in the afternoon. But, instead of resting I have been fluttering around writing and of course I took my son to the Green River golf course and we golfed while I should have been sleeping. I am paying for this craziness with a bit of sleep deprivation but other than that I seem to be holding my own.
It's incredible the people I have met in my short stay. The first night two separate couples from Florida stayed here. We have had people from California, Colorado, El Salvador, Tennessee, Chicago and last night a man from New Zealand who had just been through Arches National Park.
Also, last night a young man who is traveling by horseback from California to New York to raise money for children with cancer stayed at the motel.
We have such a magnificent opportunity to show off our beautiful state. Some of the people are just traveling by in route somewhere else, but there are some who are vacationing in the area.
The couple from Chicago had been to Zions and Bryce Canyon and were on their way to Arches this morning. They were amazed by the variety of landscape in the state of Utah and fascinated by where we live.
They said in Chicago they are just surrounded by tall buildings and mundane landscapes. They are rich in cultural arts they said, but lacking in the natural beauty of our area.
It's been such fun to get a chance to talk to these people from all over the United States. Some of the people like to check in and talk for awhile. Some are all business and just want to get a room and get some sleep.
People come in all hours of the night and they are usually the ones that just catch some sleep and are back on the road again. The tourists are traveling at a more leasurely pace.
Then there was the man from California who was just returning from Kentucky where he had to place his mother in a rest home. He was driving a cool red 2002 Corvette and he told my son and I he had it up to 125 mph a time or two on the trip back from Kentucky.
Since being here I've realized even more the importance of training the people who work at the motels and the convenience stores to be able to answer questions about local attractions. People have asked directions and wondered where to eat and it's good to have the answers when people ask questions.
Most of the time it was me asking the questions, I had to know where they were from and where they were going next.
Well my last guests from the 4 a.m. check in just left, I promised them a free breakfast up at the other motel, the Ramada Limited so I hope I don't get fired for that one. But, then again I guess you can't fire your volunteer help, maybe just show them the door.
I've been giving military discounts, senior discounts, promises of free breakfasts and other such amenities. Ken said you have to do what it takes to keep the guests happy. So far so good. I haven't lost a customer yet, although a couple came in from California the other night and the man became ill and they rushed him off to Castleview hospital to see what was wrong. Of course, we gave them most of their money back, since they weren't able to spend the night.
Well, I'm off to throw in the laundry, take my son to lunch and maybe get in some nap time before we head to Price for a ball game, when the babysitter has to find someone else to babysit for awhile in my absence.


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Timberland Mad River Fisherman 2 Girls Youth Sandal
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Get rugged outdoor style in these Timberland Mad River 2 Fisherman sandals.
- Faux leather and neoprene fabric upper
- velcro straps for easy on/off
- Cushioned footbed
- Grippy rubber sole
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By: sapat
Location: Texas
March 24, 2013
nice but runs a little big
"We bought these for our daughter who wears 1.5 in shoes. We bought the size 2 to give her a little room to grow. The size 2 seemed more like a size 3 - they run big. I'd recommend based on quality, but not fit."
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|Posted by Greg on December 30, 2003 at 15:29:16:
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Bad idea.
: First, from first impressions this looks like a great list. Thanks for all the good information.
: Now to the real questions.
: 1. I am installaling a new bathtub in new construction and need a good schematic for the plumbing. I am a novice but would like to try it on my own (good idea?)
: 2. The manufacturer of the American Standard Cadet Whirlpool bath states that you need a dedicated 15AMP circuit for the whirlpool and a separate dedicated 15 AMP circcuit for the whirlpool heater. Is this accurate?
: 3. When positioning the drain for the bathtub how much pitch is required and what is the optimal size of PVC to use 1 1/2 or 2"?
: 4. Once again Novice question...between the studs do I need support i.e cross bracing for the new copper plumbing when I bring in the new supply lines?
: 5. All the documentation that I have read requires that the bathtub vent be according to local code. What is the normal and most prominent way to locate the vent? If the drain is tying into exsting drains can that share the same vent for the overall home?
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Recycled Kitchen Tools
Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle With 8 Restored Kitchen Items
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Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle With 8 Restored Kitchen Items
Upcycled, recycled — either way you spin it, there's something special about items that get another life. That's why we're loving these kitchen tools made out of everything from steel to old Coca-Cola bottles. This Earth Day, clean your veggies and serve your drinks knowing you're using products that have been made out of recycled material. All you have to do for your part is shop on. Does it get any easier than that?


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We're more committed than ever to helping you achieve the very best gains possible from your Indigo-3G experience, and this section of the site is devoted to following through on that commitment. Everything you need to know about using Indigo-3G should be either on the Indigo-3G Information Page or the Product Label. So, if you haven't thoroughly read both of these, you really need to do it now.
Afterward, if you still want to ask one of our coaches about dosing, training, and diet, please keep in mind that the more they know about the specifics of your particular case, the better they'll be able to customize their recommendations and suggestions. Also very important, we want to get your feedback and encourage you to start a Log and begin interacting with our coaches and other Indigo-3G users. Again, that's what this section is for. So post often and don't hold out on us by not including your success story and photos. We want photos!
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Kelly & Katie Clair Double Zip Satchel
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With a chic design and fashionable snakeskin print, the Kelly & Katie Clair Double Zip Satchel is a must-have for the season. With plenty of compartments, this fabulous handbag can carry all you need and more.
- Faux snakeskin leather satchel
- Top tab with snap closure and two top zip compartments
- Rolled handles with 7" drop
- Two front zip pockets
- Printed fabric lining with zip pocket and two slip pockets
- Dimensions 14" x 5" x 11"
- Imported
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By: ShoeDivaChan
Location: Atlanta
October 24, 2013
"Love this bag, very cute. Don't have a light colored bag like this so love that this my first but it is great. Good neutral for the fall/winter!"
By: Ivygal
Location: VA
October 10, 2013
Fantastic bag! Especially great for travel
"This bag is a champ! It holds everything. It is an ivory crocodile print on the outside that can easily transition into 4 seasons. There are two top zippered compartments on either side of the bag that hold an iPad, file folders and magazines perfectly. On one side is two zippered compartments that easily fit a cell phone and more. The inside is lined with a polyester fabric. Pockets for keys, makeup, etc.I I've loaded this up and had no problem with the handles. Very easy to throw over your shoulder too. Love it!!"
By: JennPR
Location: Dallas
April 11, 2013
very nice looking
"good quality and high-end looking for a good price."
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Hi, I am looking for something to do Christmas morning other than open presents. I have 3 kids, one is 5 and the others are teens. I want to really get across to them the true meaning of Christmas. I know commercialism has taken away from the idea of celebrating Jesus' birth. I think the older children have lost the whole idea over the years. It has to be something that's not too corny because the older ones will revolt. Noone in my family is as crazy for Christmas as me so I have to tread lightly or else it won't work.
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Welcome to the SCC Transfer Center. If you are considering completing a bachelor's degree at a four-year college, you will find useful information and resources to help make transferring easier.
Many of the state schools have representatives who come to our campus on a regular basis. The Transfer Center offices are located at:
Somerset Campus
Stoner Hall
Room 102G
London Campus
Building 2
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At that time, as Jesus passed on from there, two blind men followed him, crying aloud, "Have mercy on us, Son of David." When he entered the house, the blind men came to him; and Jesus said to them, "Do you believe that I am able to do this?" They said to him, "Yes, Lord." Then he touched their eyes, saying, "According to your faith be it done to you." And their eyes were opened. And Jesus sternly charged them, "See that no one knows it." But they went away and spread his fame through all that district.
As they were going away, behold, a dumb demoniac was brought to him. And when the demon had been cast out, the dumb man spoke; and the crowds marveled, saying, "Never was anything like this seen in Israel." But the Pharisees said, "He casts out demons by the prince of demons."
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Paul Mortensen, attorney for USA-All, on invitation from SouthEastern Utah Off Highway Vehicle Club, spoke in response to the lawsuit the organization has filed against Emery County. In a gathering at the Museum of the San Rafael, Mortensen explained the group's reasons for bringing the lawsuit.
He began by explaining that USA-All is a non profit organization representing its members, some of which are local residents, who are concerned users of public lands and need access to those public lands. These members are concerned with access and multiple use of the public lands in Emery County.
Mortensen said, "Some of the aspects of our case are confidential and part of the strategy, but we'll try to explain our complaint. Also, what took place to bring us to the point of filing the lawsuit."
Mortensen went on to explain the mining law of 1866 which gave blanket rights to create roads on public lands. That law was in effect until Federal Lands Policy Management Act (FLPMA) was enacted Oct. 21, 1976, and that act closed off the West to newly created roads over public lands. In 1978, most counties began to map out and document their roads and assert their rights of way.
During the Clinton Administration, assaults were made on the basic uses of lands in the West. At which point, governors and states began a process to obtain quiet title rights to the roads. Usually quiet title rights take six months. Utah has been in the process for four years.
A suit was brought by SUWA against Bruce Babbitt to force the BLM to close numerous roads. With this pressure came the BLMs revision of their travel plan in which they were mandated to respect all RS 2477 roads. When the plan was released, it closed many definite RS 2477 roads. The BLMs response was that RS 2477 was too complicated an issue and they were not going to consider RS 2477 roads.
With the BLMs adoption of the plan in 2003, USA-All has been involved in cases where the BLM is using emergency closures to get the roads closed. USA-All hopes this lawsuit will pressure the BLM to do the right thing. Many counties are not asserting their rights of way, and the BLM is barricading roads. The new draft resource management plan will be released any day now, and its release will greatly impact the use of those roads. "The BLM must be forced to be consistent with the county plan," said Mortensen.
The state attorney generals office has been advising the officials in Emery County throughout the RS 2477 litigation process. Emery County officials hosted a public meeting on May 25 in which they stated that their actions and strategies are confidential, but they are adamant that they are asserting the county's rights to the roads. Mortensen stated that one facet of the lawsuit now pending against Emery County and its officials, is asking to see the county's plans.
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The Abbott Preschool Program Longitudinal Effects Study (APPLES) was conducted by the National Institute for Early Education Research (NIEER) at Rutgers University. Co-author of the report and NIEER Director W. Steven Barnett said of the latest report, "We have found solid long-term academic gains for children who participated in the Abbott Preschool Program, further evidence that New Jersey is a leader in providing high-quality pre-K." But, Barnett cautioned, "preschool expansion in New Jersey has stalled, and we can't afford to backslide on pre-K now."
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She's such a little tyrant.
Gonna be weird hearing Hilda call Oga by his first name all the time now, I especially loved their sage-like nod of been there done that in regards to Beel's electric wailing phase. They're so experienced.
The little girl is awesome, riding on a human like a boss ;P. It looks like Bel is growing up to be embarrassed from being naked before a little girl.
Let's see, so Bel already has a rival (the little child that Aoki take cares sometimes) and now a future bride ?
I wonder if this manga will at some point focus on Bel as the main character when he grows up, or if Oga is going to be the main until the end.
So for the first time Beel learns that he's But Naked, and he's really covering up too...Ha Ha Ha hA! Tha was precious.
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http://www.mangareader.net/beelzebub/144/12 LMFAO this chapter was awesome. The telepathic conversation they had haha!
Beelzebub i think it is a strong manga. i like hailda and Aoi, they are cute...and it really hard for me to choose one from them ...
Stop being so funny , my parents always look weird at me when I read this and laugh out loud all the time
Futaba is adorable.
and as always, the humor is top notch.
Anyone else think Futaba will be Beel's first "love"?
awesome chapter! love this manga!
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Is it isn't just my Imagination, Oga is actually an Inteligent Man (/bufoon).
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Also, hooded figure???? Idk what you guys are talking about but Jewelry Bonney!!!!!!!! Hey, she was a former "boss" and bc she is a fugitive and possibly escaped from the WG again, she could be wearing a hooded and shrouded disguise and have made it to FI and is just waiting for the right crew to sneak into the NW. See, now my theory is 100% fool proof right Cross? lmao
and they were talking about the painting oda sent those fan boys that had the crew member who was a hooded figure. and bonny is already in the new world and is probably being held there two so she would not need to sneak in to the new world LOL.
Some people are hoping for ato join. some people wantSpoiler!Female SwordsmanorSpoiler!gonbeto join, But I Wan'tSpoiler!Akainuto join.That would also take care of the logia member.Spoiler!Smoker
yes thats the only way i would be happy with another female.
and i brought up the smoker joining thing way way way back when i first came to the forum but my reasoning was he would be so disgusted with how the marines acted in the war that he would walk away and end up with luffy but since that did not happen i dropped the theory along time ago.
I want a kunoichi to join but we all know who's joining
Seems I have to type solid evidence now or my post will be deleted. Here I thought those rules didn't matter reading 50% of the posts.
Alright before you guys start saying the obvious Akainu killed his brother he won't ever join. Akainu saved Ace from a worse death, if Ace didn't get punched Luffy would had died and Ace would had committed suicide. This way it's a nice meaningful scene. Luffy will understand this and forgive Akainu and make him join the crew, to help Akainu see the righteous way by being with the SH's. He'll have a heart warming adventure, accidentally melting their faces off and sinking the Thousand Sunny. This will give a chance for Franky to show his skills repairing the ship and Chopper show his advanced surgical skills reconstructing their faces.
Also this gives the crew a logia user, which is key part you need for the New World just random thought no evidence backing it up. I just know logia is required.
Perfect idea just like soap on a rope.
The voices in my head may not be real, but they have some good ideas!
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I wouldn't be surprised if the SH's don't get a logia user. It would be a stronger testament to the crew's strength, especially if they can then take down logia users. Although if some logia were to join the crew, I would suspect it would be some lower powered one, or something that has an added weakness. Now I am not saying Caribou would join but the weakness of him being a liquid based logia and being confined to containers would be the sort of weakness a possible logia crew member would have to exhibit I think to fit well into the crew.