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Comments: This racquet from the get go has a lack of power, spin and control. I'm a 5.5 level male
tennis player and was disappointed with this racquet from Head.
From: Bob, 1/13
Comments: The racquet is very powerful and it's also still because of Innegra. It is extremely good for spin, much
better than Head Radical series.
From: George, 10/12
String type: Tecnifibre Pro Red Code 17g
Comments: I have always played with Babolat, from the Pure Drive up until recently when I played with the Pure
Storm Tour. One day at practice my friend and I switched racquets just for fun and I ended up falling head over heels for this
frame. So much spin and so much pop off of everything. Unfortunately this racquet starts to feel like a trampoline once my strings
got lose, but thankfully around that time they pop. Great frame.
From: Nathaniel, 9/12
String type and tension: Tourna Big Hitter Blue Rough @ 68lbs
Comments: My current racket is Head Prestige YT Pro and I never played with wide beam racket before
(everything above 22 mm looks like wide beam to me). I did not have high expectations, but I am writing this after
testing another dozen rackets, so I could see the market, so to speak. This racket had the best spin, I have ever
experienced in a tennis racket, better then Head Microgel Pro I have and Babolat Aero Drive I tested few days ago. I
could hit with power and balls I thought would sail long were landing in consistently. What was amazing was the kick
up from the court (better than BAD), although ball was not as heavy as from Babolat Storm Tour. Serves were very good,
especially 2nd serves and very consistent, although speed on first serves did not match my HPP. Downsides were
twofold: 1) I could feel the racket stiffness which resulted in numbness in my arm (albeit after 2 hrs play). 2) For some
reason I just could not get my one handed backhand working at all. Most balls were landing barely past the service line
even when I set up properly. This was really weird. I usually can hit deep backhands when set up properly even with
heavy (and swingweight heavy) rackets like old Prince Rebel and Volkl PB 325 and I could do it the same day with Pacific
Feel Pro which was one of the least powerful rackets I ever played with. Still, if stiff rackets are your thing and you
always played with thin beam rackets, this one is worth a demo. It might remove your prejudices against wide beam
rackets at a stroke...
From: Andrew, 5/12
NTRP Rating:4.0
Comments: I am pleased with this stick. The weight seemed lighter than the 2009
MicroGEL model. The demo I had was strung with NXT which produced a good feel on groundstrokes and volleys. Slices
were crazy as I was slicing deli meats and cheeses on the changeovers. I have owned all of the models in this line and
this one is the best. I have ordered two and can't wait to see how they feel with the Prince synthetic gut 18 gauge that I
usually play with.
From: Darryl, 5/12
String type and tension: Wilson NXT, 55 lbs
Comments: Really really powerful frame. You really need to impart a lot of spin to the ball to keep it in
Unfortunately, I have very flat strokes, and was having trouble keeping the ball from going long. As for weight, it was
not all that
heavy, felt pretty nice actually. The response of this stick is very stiff and crisp, personally not my cup of tea. But for
the player
who has a really fast swing speed and likes to swipe up on the ball, this is their stick, as for everyone else, stay clear of
From: Ben, 2/12
Comments: It is one of the most underestimated stick out there. I was skeptic about it after reading all
reviews but decided to demo it. All I can say is WOW. The control, spin and power are amazing. Ground strokes are
solid, spin is
crazy and control is top notch. I also have Babolat PD Roddick plus and I thought that was a pure dynamite...not
anymore. BTW a
lot of people say this stick is heavy - well it is lighter than Wilson 6.1 BLX and does not kill your elbow as BLX or PD
plus - maybe
Innegra really works... The bottom line is - try it out if you are
looking to improve your game and looking for spin , control and power. Youtek Extreme IG is worth a demo. AND it is
than its counterparts! :)
From: Lana P, 1/12
Comments: I have just tried this awesome Head Youtek IG Extreme Pro this past week. It is amazing. I
don't under
stand when people say it is heavy. Maybe a little heavier but not by much. Spin is crazy and control is out the roof
good. But over
all its great should try it out.
From: Jacob, 12/11
String type and tension: Pacific X Force, 60 lbs
Comments: I have played this racquet for a month now. It is very stable, ample top spin, and good for
angles. The
only downside is its pretty hefty and you have to keep your swing speed up for all shots. On serves, top spin is the
natural trajectory because of the roundish head shape and 100 square
inch size. I use a one handed backhand and thus timing is vital. I have
had no problems with my backhand using this stick.
From: Roy, 11/11
String type and tension: Babolat Pro Speed, 60lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.5
Comments: I agree with the previous comment from Jeff, the racquet seems much head heavier than my
Head Speed IG 315, which by the way I added lead at 3 and 9 o'clock to stabilize the head. This heaviness made it
awkward on
groundstrokes, since I had to work more to bring it from back to front efficiently. Also, the head is rounder than other
models, which bothered me. Not a nice test overall!
From: Mess, 8/11
String type and tension: Black Mono, 24 kgs
Comments: One word to describe this racquet is heavy. I normally don't mind racquets weighing in at 12
ounces, but this is heavy and cumbersome without the feel or plow of heavy sticks. I just couldn't harness the power
and weight.
They have nice graphics though.
From: Jeff, 8/11
String type and tension: Black Tonic Natural Gut 60 lbs
NTRP Rating: 5.0
Comments: This is my new weapon of choice. I agree with others when they say it is powerful and stiff
but I had to
give it a chance after looking at the racquet specs. After a few different string jobs, I was able to tame this beast with a
full soft
poly at 45 lbs. No arm or shoulder problems as I have had with my Babolat AeroPro Drive GT. Try this stick out and play
with tensions. It's worth the try.
From: M, 7/11
String type and tension: RPM 45lbs
NTRP Rating: 5.5
Comments: Honestly speaking, I didn't like it at beginning, it was overpowered for me, so I cut the string
out and
restrung two more lbs tighter. After about three weeks playing with it I now am so loving it, I cannot play any games
without it. I
have to say it is a dream racquet. I used to play with BLX 6.1 90 Tour, but somehow I just couldn't feel the ball clearly
like with
K90 so I started demoing racquets(Babolat, Wilson, prince and some Head racquets.) I finally found this one. I love the
groundstrokes of it, very stable and powerful( because of the Innegra?), huge sweetspot, and much fewer unforced
errors than
before. If I swing out, the ball goes deep and fast. Volleys are solid and precise. I could put the ball to where I aim and
it's very
easy to pick up low half volley balls. Serve is excellent and still as precise as volley and groundies, I gain some extra
mph with it
when flat 1st. The kick serve is natural. This is a very unique racquet.
From: Matt. 6/11
String type and tension: Tecnifibre Blackcode 1.24 @ 54 lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.5
Comments: I just playtested this racquet and here are the results. Pros: Groundstrokes. Goodness, the
groundstrokes on this racquet are a dream. There's a ton of spin to be had, and the power is just waiting for you to let
fly. I won
quite a few rallies on this one (notice I didn't say points, hint hint). I didn't get many opportunities to volley off of this
one, but
when I did I found it was well suited for it. The solid weight isn't pushed around at all, and it's really forgiving when
your shot is a
little off. Cons: I'm a big connection guy. I need to feel like I know what the ball is going to do even if I don't get to see
it after the
shot. There was none of that. When I hit, I watched the ball with just as much interest in what might happen as my
When my form was good, I witnessed some of the most beautiful shots I ever hit without feeling confident in them.
Also, I'm no
weakling, but I think this racquet just need a stronger player to get a good serve. I couldn't generate the racquet speed
that I like,
and it really restricted my options. The only serves I could get with this were topspin, and those weren't well placed at
that. I didn't
win many points because of it. This racquet, while I can tell is high quality, just isn't for me.
From: Russell. 5/11
Comments: I just got done demoing this and was not very happy. After about 10 minutes it was clear
this was not
the racquet for me. It seemed overpowered to me and I just couldn't find enough spin to compensate. The one thing I
will give this
racquet are serves. I was blasting serves with little effort but it all fell apart when my opponent got them back.
From: Anon. 5/11
Comments: This racquet is very stable. I could drive the ball on my
backhand and forehand really well. Volleys are also solid. Best of all, my
arm has no pain, so I think Innegra works. It does have better feedback on a 17 gauge string.
From: EJ, McAllen, TX, USA. 4/11
String type and tension: Hybrid: Head FXP & Sonic Pro (17g) @ 57lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.0
Comments: This racquet is incredible! I just upgraded from the Head Microgel Radical OS. I love the feel
sound at the net. It has great feel and spin from the baseline. This one came on top over all the other YouTek Head
racquets I
demoed. Very happy with the purchase!
From: Joe, Columbia, SC, USA. 4/11
String type and tension: Mains: Gamma Zo Twist @ 58lbs Crosses: Gamma Professional Spin @ 58lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.0
Comments: I made a switch to this new Extreme just recently and I've been pleased with the
performance. Coming
from a softer players stick (Volkl PB Mid 10) this is definitely a different feel and took a bit of hitting to realize I don't
need to work
so hard. No doubt I can do things with this racquet that I can't with others. I'm still dialing in strings and I think strings
may really
make the difference with these types of rackets. 17g full bed mono-filaments and co-poly strings lasted me a couple
of hours.
The hybrid set up with 16g is way better for my game and doesn't sacrifice feel. Explosive groundies, solid volleys, and
noticeable pop in my serve make this a super all around racquet. It's also so maneuverable; much more than I thought
It'd be. My
one-hand back hand cruises right through it and I'm enjoying the extra head size for improved mis-hits. I hit the ball
hard with
plenty of spin. The issues I have is when I just half hit it and they fly on me. Not a bad problem to have at my level
really for all
you pick up in performance. I think you have to hit this if you're a 4.0 or above. The MP version is a bit lighter and more
but not as solid a feel for strong players.
From: Steve, Muncie, IN, USA. 4/11
String type and tension: Babolat Pro Hurricane Tour mains, Gut-type crosses
NTRP Rating: 4.5
Comments: Any idea for the date for this racket for a tennis warehouse review?
From: Michael, Chicago, IL, USA, 03/11
String type and tension: Babolat RPM Blast,16 57#
Headsize: 100
NTRP Rating: 3.5
(Michael, we will try to get to this racquet eventually, however we have so many new frames on the block right now the review will be a while out.--TW Staff)
Comments: This racquet plays remarkable, stiff, but extremely playable. For a racquet that comes in at
75 in
stiffness it amazingly easy on the arm. My biggest surprise is how they shaved 16 units off the swingweight from last
model, and still kept it at the same static weight.
From: John, Sheffield Village, OH, USA, 03/11
String type and tension: Tecnifibre Syn. 17 57#
Headsize: 100
NTRP Rating: 4.5


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1 From there he went to Derbe, and then on to Lystra, where there was a disciple called Timothy, whose mother was Jewish and had become a believer; but his father was a Greek.
2 The brothers at Lystra and Iconium spoke well of him,
3 and Paul, who wanted to have him as a travelling companion, had him circumcised. This was on account of the Jews in the locality where everyone knew his father was a Greek.
4 As they visited one town after another, they passed on the decisions reached by the apostles and elders in Jerusalem, with instructions to observe them.
5 So the churches grew strong in the faith, as well as growing daily in numbers.
6 They travelled through Phrygia and the Galatian country, because they had been told by the Holy Spirit not to preach the word in Asia.
7 When they reached the frontier of Mysia they tried to go into Bithynia, but as the Spirit of Jesus would not allow them,
8 they went through Mysia and came down to Troas.
9 One night Paul had a vision: a Macedonian appeared and kept urging him in these words, 'Come across to Macedonia and help us.'
10 Once he had seen this vision we lost no time in arranging a passage to Macedonia, convinced that God had called us to bring them the good news.
1 [Psalm For thanksgiving] Acclaim Yahweh, all the earth,
2 serve Yahweh with gladness, come into his presence with songs of joy!
3 Be sure that Yahweh is God, he made us, we belong to him, his people, the flock of his sheepfold.
5 For Yahweh is good, his faithful love is everlasting, his constancy from age to age.
18 If the world hates you, you must realise that it hated me before it hated you.
19 If you belonged to the world, the world would love you as its own; but because you do not belong to the world, because my choice of you has drawn you out of the world, that is why the world hates you.
20 Remember the words I said to you: A servant is not greater than his master. If they persecuted me, they will persecute you too; if they kept my word, they will keep yours as well.
21 But it will be on my account that they will do all this to you, because they do not know the one who sent me.
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Around 1900, the prices of the two main ingredients for chocolate – cocoa and sugar – dropped tremendously. In addition, the liberalization of the cocoa trade and the abolition of government taxes on cocoa lead to a growing democratization of cocoa and chocolate. As a consequence, in ten years time, chocolate became affordable for a growing number of mainly middle class consumers in the first half of the 20th century.
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- Level of Player: Ideal for intermediate to advanced level of play
- Fit Guidelines: General fit aspects of the Alkali boot are med-high volume, narrow-med heel pocket, medium-wide across top of foot and forefoot and toe box. Aggressive stance.
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Comments: this skates is more suitable for people with low-med volume, narrow-med mid-forefoot, narrow heel, normal arch. Also, the boot is way too soft at this price point. So, for people with E or EE width, better try it first, or just move on another brands
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Comments: I thought I'd give a little feedback on the fit of the Alkali CA7 skates. I fit well into a Bauer Vapor X5.0 ice skate in a size 8D. I spoke with the guys at Alkali, and the said that the size should transfer over just fine. I first purchased a pair of 8D's from you, and they were just a hair too small. My right big toe pushed against the toe of the boot. While they may have been just perfect after baking them and breaking them in, I did not want to chance it when you guarantee a fit. I sent them back, and re-ordered a size 8.5D and they are pretty much right on. Since the skate was new they felt a little loose side to side, but perfect lengthwise. After baking them and tightening the laces, they are a perfect fit. These skates are awesome. They are very fast and responsive.
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Identification and selection camp being held in Vancouver
"The objective of the camp is to identify and select athletes who will have an immediate and long term impact on the beach national team and also be selected for the U19-U21 world championships," said Lennard Krapp, the head coach of Canada's beach volleyball team.
Krapp and national team assistant Angie Shen are being helped at the camp by Mischa Harris and Kyra Iannone, two internationally experienced coaches, and Dolphin Casper, a former provincial coach. The camp started on Tuesday and ends following a weekend tournament on Sunday.
Another ID & Selection camp will take place in
Here's the list of athletes participating at the ID & Selection camp in
Ben Chow
Stephen Richter
Daniel Caverly Coquitlam, BC
Mike Plantinga
Steven Marshall Abbottsford, BC
Krysatof Orman
Jacqueline Caverly Coquitlam, BC
Shanice Marcelle
Samantha Hinz
Ellina Domnidou
Jessica Renshaw Delta, BC
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This week should be fun
and this is what I shall be running...
Just realized Copper stays in for a second week.
I think this week it will be butchered with GHEIST Nightmare All Stars Rescue and possibly Piranas.
Wow.. tough week.
Of course it is simple deduction.
GHEIST to counter Sylth and Copper
Nightmare for Ghumbo
All Stars for Striker
Rescue fir Seldg who finally makes an appearance in ELO after many, many, weeks.
And Piranas to counter Vortex and GHEIST.
So this week, I think that less attack manip. will be used. (Well maybe Sentinel for Copper)
as for copper, he's a nice card, but i never saw him as a powerhouse


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John and Ginger Wiscombe of Price announce the marriage of their daughter, Cassidy Noel Wiscombe, to Jeremiah Warren Taylor, the son of Garth and Jamie Taylor of West Jordan.
Jeremiah and Cassidy will exchange wedding vows on July 19 at Heritage Gardens in Sandy. A reception will be presented in honor of the newlyweds that evening.
Jeremiah is a 1999 graduate of West Jordan High School. He is employed at Industrial Supply in Salt Lake City. Cassidy is a 2003 graduate of Carbon High School. She received her Associate's Degree from Dixie State College in 2005 and recently graduated with her Bachelor's Degree in accounting from the University of Utah. She is employed at VMI Nutrition in Salt Lake City.
Grandparents of the bride are Ray and Maribelle Wareham of Ferron and the late Reid and Lula Wiscombe. Grandparents of the groom are Larry and Shirley Taylor of Taylorsville and Jim and Earlene Prescott of Riverton. The couple will make their home in West Jordan.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
With the Fourth of July nearly here, the annual Heritage Days celebration was a big topic at the June Huntington City Council meeting. The mayor reported that there will be a lot of entertainment at this year's festivities. Councilperson Julie Jones reported there would be a lot of food variety too.
Because the Fourth of July is on a Monday this year, the celebration will actually start Friday night July 1 with a dinner and musical entertainment by the Val Jensen band at the city park. The dinner will consist of chicken, corn on the cob, scones and drinks and will either cost $5 per person or will be free if you bring a salad or a dessert. Dinner will start at 6 p.m. with the entertainment at 7:30 p.m.
On Saturday there is a baby contest at 3 p.m. and pet show at 4 p.m.; Are you smarter than a fifth-sixth grader at 5 p.m. The Huntington's Got talent will be at 6 p.m. and the Mecca bike ride at 7 p.m. The city will host a free ice cream social at 7 p.m. in the city park and then Hope Charissa and her band will do a concert/dance at around 8 p.m. Hope won the Emery County Colgate Country Showdown held at the Emery County Fair last year and participated in the state of Utah showdown.
On July 4 world famous yodeler Kerry Christensen will perform on the city park stage at around 12:30 p.m. following the patriotic program. Christensen has performed around the country including Disney World and his voice has been heard in movies. The Greg Simpson Band will follow Christensen on the stage. This group is a classic rock group that has been performing around the western states. A pancake breakfast will be held from 7-9 a.m. Monday morning. Kid's parade at 9:30 a.m. followed by the Main Event parade at 10:30 a.m. Fireworks will complete the day at dusk at the ball complex. A dance will be held at the rodeo grounds from 10 p.m. -midnight after the fireworks. The Huntington Glee club will present their patriotic program on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Huntington Stake Center.
The city had a very successful Heritage Days rodeo last weekend with full crowds and good participants. The mayor reported the carnival that had operated out of the rodeo grounds was a success and brought more than $1,000 into the city coffers.
Councilman Travis Larsen reported that the half marathon, 10K and 5K races will be held Monday morning, the Fourth of July. Sign-up will be at 6 a.m. with the participants then bused to the starting lines. The cost is $20 per person and includes a free T-shirt and free breakfast at the park.
The council and city residents held a lively discussion about the proposed utility rate increases. While a small few wanted no increase in rates, the majority in attendance wanted a reasonable increase knowing that Huntington city is still the cheapest place around for water, sewer and garbage. Some comparable cities have double the bill that Huntington has. The council went with a $2.50 monthly increase to the bill and the citizens were OK with that.
The Mayor reported that Julie Jones did a great job in getting the cemetery prepared for the Memorial Day holiday and that many thanks have come into the city for the appearance of the grounds.
With a new announcer's stand completed at the rodeo grounds recently, Councilman Mark Justice reported the city needs to do a master plan for the rodeo grounds. The stands need some major repairs and it might be advantageous to look at the future of the whole property. Justice was happy with the carnival and the fact that the carnival took all the risk. He would like to see more events come to town such as bull riders only or circuses that would be willing to do the same thing so that the grounds could be used more often.
The city approved the budget for the 2011-12 budget year.


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Ever since I was a kid, I've eaten fish on Ash Wednesday and every Friday during Lent. I grew up in an era when fish was what's for dinner every Friday — even when it wasn't Lent. Or at least anything not meat was the Catholic menu. So mac and cheese worked too.
But as a fish aficionado — and my family will tell you I forced them to be aficionados even when they were too young to be ordered to eat fish, according to Catholic tenets — we religiously bought into McDonald's Filet-o-fish sandwiches.
When we had six kids around the house, there were deals where these catches were 2 for $4. That was big news for us because many of the Eckert and Parker brood ate more than one sandwich … and fries. We tested out nearly every other sandwich on the planet, and returned to McDonalds.
This year, we discovered the Arby's fish sandwich. Mmmm — they are 2 for $4, and the folks at Arby's in downtown Erie assure me that we can reel in that price until the end of April. Guess what's for dinner?
In recent years, those talking fish at McDonald's (if you watch the commercials) retailed for just shy of $4 each. Not at my house. McDonald's heard my plea for mercy. Well sort of. On Friday, if you buy an extra value Filet-o-fish meal, you can buy an extra sandwich for a $1 — just on Fridays, but today, you can get the the new snack-size McBites for $1.
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Ospreys recorded an impressive 19-13 victory over Munster on Saturday, winning despite missing nineteen players at Liberty Stadium.
Ospreys recorded an impressive 19-13 victory over Munster in the PRO12 on Saturday, winning despite missing 19 players at Liberty Stadium.
With Leinster thumping Cardiff Blues to go top of the table, Ospreys needed a victory to stay in touch with the leaders, and they duly delivered with a great second half display against Munster.
The home side were missing nineteen players in all through injury and international duty, but they still had enough in reserve to see off defending champions Munster.
The visitors perhaps started the better here, as they went at the Ospreys from the start. They had much of the play for the first quarter of the contest, but both sides failed to score in the opening twenty minutes.
Matthew Morgan finally got the first score of the game, when he kicked a penalty for Ospreys, but their lead was short lived.
Munster came straight back at the Welsh side from the restart, and were rewarded just three minutes later when winger Doug Howlett dived over. Ian Keatley added the extras.
Munster pushed on from there, and when Keatley slotted over a penalty, the Irish side looked like they could push on.
However, there was to be no more scores in the first half, Munster leading 10-6 at the break.
What followed at the start of the second period was a complete turn around. Ospreys went over through Richard Fussell after just four minutes, and after match official Peter Allen awarded the try via the video referee, the game was back on.
Indeed, Ospreys stepped it up after that, and went over just five minutes later, a quick tapped penalty from Rhys Webb resulting in a brilliant individual try. Matthew Morgan missed a second conversion in succession, but Ospreys were clearly in the ascendancy.
Both sides scored a penalty apiece with fifteen to play, before a scrum marathon lasting almost ten minutes right on the Ospreys' line saw the home side survive the Munster onslaught, and see out the final minutes to take the victory.
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Tries: Fussell, Webb
Pen: Morgan 3
For Munster:
Try: Howlett
Con: Keatley
Pen: Keatley, O'Gara
Ospreys: 15 Barry Davies, 14 Tommy Bowe, 13 Andrew Bishop, 12 Ashley Beck, 11 Richard Fussell, 10 Matthew Morgan, 9 Rhys Webb, 8 Joe Bearman, 7 James King, 6 Tom Smith (c), 5 Jonathan Thomas, 4 Ian Gough, 3 Aaron Jarvis, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Duncan Jones.
Replacements: 16 Mefin Davies, 17 Cai Griffiths, 18 Joe Rees, 19 George Stowers, 20 Sam Lewis, 21 Tom Isaacs, 22 Sonny Parker, 23 Hanno Dirksen.
Munster: 15 Denis Hurley, 14 Doug Howlett, 13 Will Chambers, 12 Danny Barnes, 11 Simon Zebo, 10 Ian Keatley, 9 Tomas O'Leary, 8 Peter O'Mahony (c) 7 Niall Ronan, 6 Denis Leamy, 5 Donnacha Ryan, 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 BJ Botha, 2 Damien Varley, 1 Marcus Horan.
Replacements: 16 Denis Fogarty, 17 Wian du Preez, 18 Stephen Archer, 19 Paul O'Connell, 20 James Coughlan, 21 Conor Murray, 22 Ronan O'Gara, 23 Johne Murphy.
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In Troubled Greece, a Focus on the Future
Jewish children will return this week to the community school JDC supports in Athens, Greece, amid the backdrop of a lingering financial crisis and looming questions about what the future holds.
Jewish children will return this week to the community school JDC supports in Athens, Greece, amid the backdrop of a lingering financial crisis and looming questions about what the future holds.
For Casablanca's Jews, coexistence isn't merely a buzzword or goal — it's a reality as tangible as the young Muslim student sitting one seat over in a high school classroom.
This summer marked 14-year-old Galya's first time at Szarvas — JDC and the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation's pioneering international Jewish summer camp bringing together 1,300 children and teens from 25 countries — but the Turkish teen is no stranger to the idea of being a global citizen.
"Judafest Juniors is a unique event where positive Jewish identity is created for families and young children through inventive activities," explains Agi Kardos, a mother of two who grew up during the socialist regime in Hungary in a traditional Jewish family—something very unusual for her generation. "Many people who are not ready to attend other kinds of Jewish programs are warmly welcomed here; and it's accessible to non-Jews, giving our community a chance to open up to Budapest's larger society, too."
Sarah Goldenstein, 25, never imagined she'd go from teaching Sunday school in her home state of North Carolina to helping build Jewish community among Russian immigrants in Germany, but that's exactly what she's been doing for the past two years as a Jewish Service Corps fellow through JDC's Entwine initiative for inspired young Jews.
Olga grew up under communism, when religious practices were outlawed and Jewish life was hushed for decades. She never learned any Jewish history or traditions in her home as a child; when she became a mom, she had none to pass on to her daughters.
Mirroring a common reaction among fellow Jewish 10-year-olds in Minsk, Belarus, Pavel's eyes light up with excitement at the mere mention of "Shemesh" Camp at his local Jewish Community Center (JCC). That's because Pavel can't wait to join his friends for a 10-day session of fun and Jewish learning that will include trips to parks, museums, movies, and other attractions around Minsk.
This June, Kazinczy Street in Budapest's Jewish quarter will come alive with the spirited energy and joy of over 4000 Jews coming together to celebrate the richness of Jewish life in Hungary today.
Geula is 21, born and raised in Djerba, Tunisia, to a Jewish family whose roots here go back for centuries. But in the spirit of the times—and her country—she isn't spending much time looking at the past. Instead, she sets her sights on her work as a teacher, equipping her female students with the tools to be the next link in the unbroken chain she believes makes her community special.
In Kazakhstan, a country the size of Western Europe and where religious expression was suppressed for decades under Soviet rule, a huge spiritual resurgence is underway. And while the local population is almost evenly split between Russian Orthodoxy and Islam, the local Jewish community—50,000-strong, and by far the largest in the region—is undergoing a vibrant renaissance of its own, one Jew at a time.


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July 19 was a busy day for Habitat for Humanity of Castle Country, the Carbon and Emery County affiliate.
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John had prepared a plan for a three-four hour work day for the Grandview 18th Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints from Provo who wanted to participate in a service project that would make a lasting difference.
When the group learned of a Habitat home beginning construction in Castle Dale, they were anxious to be involved with this great new project. Approximately 35 youth and leaders showed up ready to work with shovels, rakes, gloves, and muscles. John had the wheel barrows and a trailer for hauling off the weeds, debris, garbage buried by kids playing on the empty lot, and the neighbors lawn clippings. The youth group was busy moving rocks, digging up old posts, digging and raking weeds and debris into piles for the wheelbarrow crew.
The rock piles were of four sizes: golf balls and smaller, tennis ball or so size, football size, and basketball size and larger. By the end of the workday there were four hefty piles of rock to be used or removed later, and one huge boulder that the new homeowner can use for landscaping. It took three youth and two leaders to move it about 25 feet after digging by many and prying out of the place where the hole for the foundation will be. They helped measure off the outside house dimensions with tape, string and spray paint.
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Assistant coach, Ausssie Nick Scrivener, refuses to panic and believes his squad are heading in the right direction. Speaking today in The Scotsman newspaper, Scrivener says, "I thought that for long periods of that game (Cardiff) our structure was good, but there was a couple of crucial turnovers, we lost a try to a driving maul and then there was a 90 metre breakaway score at the end when we were chasing the game. So there is nothing wrong with what we are trying to do, but we need to tighten up the accuracy - and that will come."
Nor does he believe that it shouldn't come this evening just because it's Munster who have come calling. " Munster are definitely one of the big sides in European rugby,"says Scrivener.
"But we beat them at Murrayfield last year, and you only need to look at Connacht's victory over the Dragons last week to see that reputations count for very little in this league. There is no reason why we should regard any side as a particularly tough or a particularly easy team to get our show on the road against,"
"The strength of Munster rugby is that when they knuckle down and get in your 22, they are extremely hard to cope with. There is definitely less mystery about how Munster are going to play compared to most other teams, but as we have said to the guys all week: it is one thing knowing about it, it is another thing dealing with it."
For their part Munster will be looking to build on that opening day victory over Aironi and just as importantly kick start their away campaign. They've made just onechange in personnel with Alan Quinlan drafted back into the starting XV in place of Billy Holland who will feature in Munster's A game tomorrow.
They have a particularly formidable looking bench that includes Marcus Horan, John Hayes, Donncha O'Callaghan, Tomas O'Leary and Ronan O'Gara all of whom can be expected to see game in what shouldbe an enthralling contest.
Munster: F Jones; D Howlett, J Murphy, S Tuitupou, I Dowling; P Warwick, P Stringer; W du Preez, D Varley, T Buckley; D Ryan, M O'Driscoll; A Quinlan, N Ronan, D Leamy capt. Replacements: D Fogarty, M Horan, J hayes, D O'Callaghan, P O'Mahony, T O'Leary, R O'Gara, D Barnes.
Edinburgh: C Paterson; M Robertson, B Cairns, A Grove, T Visser; P Godman, M Blair; A Jacobsen, R Ford, G Cross; E Lozada, S MacLeod; S Newland, R Rennie, N Talei. Replacements: A Kelly, K Traynor, J Gilding, F McKenzie, S McInally, G Laidlaw, D Blair, J Houston.


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Flames Training Camp Primer
Ryan Pike
January 13 2013 11:16AM
The CBA is officially ratified and hockey fans can rest assured that we won't ever see another lockout. Well, at least until 2022. In the mean-time, the NHL has released its schedule and the Calgary Flames will begin camp for the shortened 2013 season on Sunday.
The Flames released their camp roster and schedule late Saturday. Here's a quick-and-dirty primer.
Camp opens Sunday (today) at noon at the Saddledome for a full-practice. There are also practices at the 'Dome every day Monday to Friday at 10:30am. Scrimmages will be part of the practices on Monday and Wednesday, so these are likely the best days to come to see practices. The last day of camp is Saturday at Winsport, with practice starting at 11am.
All on-ice sessions are open to the public.
The Flames will have 32 players in camp.
3 goaltenders: Henrik Karlsson, Miikka Kiprusoff and Leland Irving
11 defensemen: Anton Babchuk, Jay Bouwmeester, Chris Breen, T.J. Brodie, Chris Butler, Brett Carson, Mark Giordano, Steve McCarthy, Cory Sarich, Derek Smith and Dennis Wideman
18 forwards: Mikael Backlund, Sven Baertschi, Steve Begin, Paul Byron, Mike Cammalleri, Roman Cevenka, Blake Comeau, Curtis Glencross, Roman Horak, Jiri Hudler, Jarome Iginla, Tim Jackman, Blair Jones, Matt Stajan, Lee Stempniak, Ben Street, Alex Tanguay and Brad Winchester
Three of these names should seem unfamiliar, as they are the three try-out players: Steve McCarthy, Steve Begin and Brad Winchester.
McCarthy is signed to an American League deal in Abbotsford and has a long history with new Flames coach Bob Hartley. He played under Hartley both with the Atlanta Thrashers (for parts of three seasons) and last year with the ZSC Lions.
Begin is a former Flame with a fairly long pro resume. He won a Calder Cup with the vaunted Saint John Flames back in 2001 and was the playoff MVP. He has 488 NHL games under his belt with Calgary, Montreal, Dallas, Boston and Nashville. He hasn't played since the 2010-11 season due to a hip injury.
Winchester is a veteran of 390 NHL contests. He's played with Edmonton, Dallas, St. Louis, Anaheim and San Jose. Hardly a massive offensive threat, Winchester is big (6'5, 225) and would bring a physical presence generally missing from the Flames current line-up, outside of maybe Tim Jackman.
There are 23 NHL roster spots. Most of them are already spoken for.
The 21 players locked in are Miikka Kiprusoff, Jay Bouwmeester, Mark Giordano, Cory Sarich, T.J. Brodie, Dennis Wideman, Derek Smith, Chris Butler, Roman Cervenka, Mikael Backlund, Jarome Iginla, Mike Cammalleri, Blake Comeau, Matt Stajan, Blair Jones, Curtis Glencross, Lee Stempniak, Jiri Hudler, Alex Tanguay and Sven Baertschi.
That leaves two spots open: the back-up goaltender and the potential 14th forward spot.
If 21 of the players in camp are heading in with jobs probably sewn up, that means another 11 guys have to fight for jobs.
Four defensemen will probably get cut, unless the Flames carry 8 blueliners – in which case there is no open forward roster spot. The four defensemen on the bubble are likely Brett Carson, Anton Babchuk, Steve McCarthy and Chris Breen. Breen has impressed for the Heat, but likely has a bit of improvement left to make before he challenges for NHL jobs.
For the back-up goalie position, Henrik Karlsson will try to fend off Leland Irving. Irving impressed in a handful of appearances last season but has struggled this year on the farm. Karlsson had an iffy presence last season and hasn't played at all this year.
And for the prospective last forward position, and the right to sit in the pressbox quite a bit, we'll see five forwards duke it out. Those five are the two try-out veterans, Steve Begin and Brad Winchester, and the two Heat veterans, Ben Street, Paul Byron and sophomore Roman Horak. If you want the winner of this mini-sweepstakes to actually play regularly, Street, Byron or Horak is probably the best bet. If you're fine with them sitting most of the time, you won't harm the development of Begin or Winchester by parking them in the press box.
In a week, we'll know the Flames opening night roster. From there, the club plays four games in the first seven days of the regular season.
We had no NHL hockey for awhile, but we're about to get a whole lot of it in a hurry.
January 13 2013, 11:47AM
January 13 2013, 12:31PM
Lines today:
Glencross-Tanguay-Comeau, Baertschi-Backlund- Cammalleri, Hudler-Stajan-Stempniak, Horak-Jones-Jackman, Begin-Winchester-Byron, Street
Giordano-Bouwmeester, Butler-Wideman, Smith-Sarich, Brodie-Carson, Breen- McCarthy
Looks like Babchuk still isn't in town.
Notes from visiting practice:
- Stajan has a snarl as opposed to being a deer in headlights. - Begin is lightning fast. - Baertchi is the elite talent on the squad until Johnny hockey arrives. - Cervenka big, strong, hands of gold. Very confident. Shucked Winchester to the ice with authority. - Wideman, great first pass, strong on puck, good stick, slow but uptempo type player. - Backlund is more confident and agressive. He's not merely flipping the puck at the net anymore. Hudler hands of gold but no speed. Smith looks like an 7th or 8th defenceman, meaning the rest are done for. Breen looks 90% there. Kioper looked like he was drunk.
Overall... meh. Rusty,. failed to click, moved the puck like an AHL club with no hands or creativity. Hope the rest of the league looks like this otherwise we're in deep trouble or gaining assets via trades and lottery pick.
January 13 2013, 11:33AM
Greg Nemisz didn't even get an invite to camp.
Another first rounder bites the dust.
Feaster has talked about adding some grit to the line up via trade... I wonder if Begin or Winchester or McCarthy qualify as that kind of addition..
I hope to see some infusion of youth this year..
January 13 2013, 12:00PM
Begin and Winchester yes...McCarthy is a little dude on the blueline, so not so much in his case.
I hope the Flames don't move assest to "get tougher". The last time they did that it was a 5th rounder for P3L. What a waste.
Tanguay-Cammalleri-Iginla Glencross-Cervenka-Hudler Baertschi-Backlund-Stempniak Comeau-Stajan-Jones
Bouwmeester-Wideman/Butler Giordano-Butler/Wideman Brodie-Sarich/Smith
is how I think the lineup will shape up.
Where's Iggy?
Never mind. He's in a box with Feaster... Wonder what's wrong?
January 13 2013, 12:43PM
Flames website has Winchester listed with a 60.6% face off win percentage. I'm not sure how many F.O. He took. But, that is needed on our team.
Greg Nemisz didn't even get an invite to camp.
Another first rounder bites the dust.
First rounders aren't the Flames forte. Rarely do the Flames have a first round pick who lives up to expectation. Ken you might as well place Irving in the same category. Maybe things will change with Baertschi, but things looked promising with Phaneuf as well.
Babchuk's in town. He's sitting with Iggy.
January 13 2013, 12:59PM
He only took like 20 unfortunately.
January 13 2013, 01:00PM
Iginla has a tight groin according to Steinberg.
With a shorten training camp with no exhibition games, I'm interested in how long it will take for one of the Flames players to be injured. While injuries are never mentioned as an excuse for not making the playoffs, they really hampered the Flames with the ability to play consistent on a game to game basis.
January 13 2013, 01:28PM
Does anyone know if Cervenka will be skating this week? I was kind of hoping Babchuk would stay in Europe!
January 13 2013, 01:38PM
If any of the PTOs make the team, the Flames are truly screwed
January 13 2013, 01:38PM
Hard to say right now.
@Kent Wilson
they really seem to like the Baertschi - Backlund combination, don't they?
Honestly, I like the idea of a Giordano - Bouwmeester unit on the back end. It actually looks something like a top pair. If they're going to do the "bury 1 unit" thing again, that would be the best way to do it. Sure, the Butler - Wideman unit would be a bit of an adventure in their own end, but would it be any worse than Giordano - Hannan? At least considering that the first unit had Butler on it?
How does Tanguay look in the middle?
January 13 2013, 01:43PM
With a shorten training camp with no exhibition games, I'm interested in how long it will take for one of the Flames players to be injured. While injuries are never mentioned as an excuse for not making the playoffs, they really hampered the Flames with the ability to play consistent on a game to game basis.
Depends whether or not Stajan decides to slash Backlund's hand in practice again.
January 13 2013, 01:54PM
Yeah I have no complaints about either of those combinations. Assuming Backlund isn't going to put in some sort of checking role with Bart (Sven's good, but not ready for that).
January 13 2013, 02:02PM
Butler-Wideman scares me.
Butler-Wideman scares me.
Yeah me too. I would rather see Gio/Brodie JBO/Wideman & Butler/Sarich or Smith
A lot of teams looking for some bottom pairing dmen, surely we could get a 6th rounder for Babchuk.
I think Brodie will get a chance to crack the top 4 but I see him starting on the 3rd pair. There is no question that the team sees something in Babchuk that a lot of people don't.
Sarich looked feisty out there. He had more contact than anyone else that I noticed (second place to Jones). Maybe because they are bubble guys.
January 13 2013, 02:49PM
Butler and Wideman? Oh crap.
January 13 2013, 02:54PM
You know that pairing costs $6.5M right...
January 13 2013, 04:30PM
Babchuk is apparently out with a shoulder injury. Three weeks.
@Kent Wilson
I had my fingers crossed that he was simply staying overseas for life.
@Kent Wilson
Did Babchuk get injured in the KHL? If so, does this not create a contract issue?
January 13 2013, 05:16PM
My money is n the Flames putting Babchuk through the same waiver process that they did with Hagman last year. There are simply better options than him and for less money.
What would be the point of that? Babchuk's contract is up at the end of the season, and it's not like the Flames are in a desperate cap situation right now.
January 13 2013, 05:42PM
Cervenka? I thought that he was out still?
First ice time together in almost a year, so I wouldn't put to much into the sloppiness just yet.
Nice to here Stajan has found some snarl!
Nah, that's a perfectly acceptable 2nd pairing. Just glad to see Butler no longer being asked to take on the real heavies alongside Bouw.
January 13 2013, 07:20PM
Fingers crossed Stajan doesn't break Backlunds hand again.
Cervenka? I thought that he was out still?
First ice time together in almost a year, so I wouldn't put to much into the sloppiness just yet.
Nice to here Stajan has found some snarl!
Cervenka. He's the real deal. I can't believe Calgary got him. He looks like a slick red wing not a Calgary flame. Unlike Jokinen he can shoot and PASS. He has me giddy.
The line featuring cammo, & baertchi was clicking ahead of schedule. Barring injury, this combo could have the most points on the team. That is unless the ageless Iginla decides a contract year and a shortnened season is a good reason to show up when the season begins.
Stajan, no longer the whipping boy? Stay tuned.
Cervenka hasn't been cleared to skate with the team yet.... I'm having a hard time deciding who you could have mistaken him for, though. Pretty sure there's only 1 #10 on the roster.
We don't know that for sure, yet. I'd rather Gio and Bouw took on the heavies, but I'm not as low on Butler as some.
I'd like to ask sincity if he'd rather see either Butler or Wideman playing shutdown minutes, since those are the only alternatives to pairing them up (unless Brodie steps up big time, but putting him with Wideman would have the same problem).
It was Cervenka in technicolor.
January 13 2013, 07:54PM
Unfortunately there aren't any great options for the Flames. Too many players they want to or need to shelter. But I don't have to like it.
Personally I am hoping they aren't stuck with liabilities like Babchuk on the third pair letting them balance the D a bit better rather then bury two offensively capable D in situations where they can't produce.
If you do that you can put Wideman with either Gio or Bouw. He carried a reasonable load on Boston and still produced.
If you are forced to run Giordano with Bouwmeester I would prefer to see Wideman paired with Brodie. Brodie can act like Schultz and the two can provide dedicated offense. Butler Sarich can carry the leftovers in a dedicated defensive role.
Wideman-Butler does nothing for me. They compliment each other like crap, neither is going to drive the line, and both will likely handicap each other's strength leaving a gaping hole on that pairing. Don't like it at all.
I stand corrected. It was Comeau wearing 17 on his lid and looked like a man set on fire out there. Did he go into a strict work out regime? He looked absolutely possessed while poised. I think he may have gotten lazy in NY, fell out of favor and realizes this could be his last contract. Comeback player of the year no question.
Word is out that the Habs are buying out Gomez, who represents the same opportunity for the flames?
January 13 2013, 08:23PM
I always liked Comeau in Flames colors last year. He wasn't the brightest all the time and he missed a lot of chances, but he was decent overall.
January 13 2013, 08:39PM
@Kent Wilson
The hate for Comeau last year was ridiculous, the guy has all the tools and none of the luck last year. Definitely a great middle 6 player.
I always liked the Comeau pickup as well. He always seemed like a solid, versitile forward to me. Plus, he has that grit people are always hankering for.
I just can't figure out what his role is going to be with this team, since they signed Stempniak for 2 years. Why did they do that again?
I always liked Comeau in Flames colors last year. He wasn't the brightest all the time and he missed a lot of chances, but he was decent overall.
Agreed. Looks like a different human being this time around. Hopefully I'm right because if I am he looks poised to be back in 20G territory.
I always liked the Comeau pickup as well. He always seemed like a solid, versitile forward to me. Plus, he has that grit people are always hankering for.
I just can't figure out what his role is going to be with this team, since they signed Stempniak for 2 years. Why did they do that again?
That was the exact same discussion I had with a buddy last night at our hockey pool. Why in heaven did we sign Stempniak when we have some kids that most would really really like to see get a fair shot, Horak, Street, Comeau. Any of these guys could play the 3rd line.
January 13 2013, 10:31PM
Im okay with the Stempniak signing. It wasn't for much, he was one of the few guys on the right side of possession last year and he can play top-six minutes and on the PP in a pinch. None of Street, Horak or any of the kids can say that.
The dude out of step up front more than anyone is Stajan.
Did anyone attending the skates think that Backlund looked like a much more confident player, finally looks like a player that deserved the hype he got from one good World Junior performance. I know he was playing in the Second Tier Allsvenskan in Sweden but his points per game were better than some serious NHL talent. I'm not writing him off yet thats for sure.
Comeau also looked great but he was so snake bitten last season outside of his offensive production, still liked his play away from the puck. Looks like most agree.
I know Flames fans are frustrated and rightly so, but everyone's focus this offseason has been so entirely negative that every move we made was looked at for the wrong reason not the right ones.
The most significant example of this was the Roman Cervenka signing. Everyone in the media/fans jumped all over the Flames because of past euro signings not panning out, so they believed he wouldn't pan out. They never mentioned why his style of play would not allow him to be successful, they just stated that it was not going to work. Watching him in the olympics I remember saying multiple times, who is this guy... I don't know maybe just maybe he works out.
Dennis WIdeman has been a plus player on teams not named Florida or Washington.... Hahah. I don't think he is as much of a liability as some think and anyone who can take Bouwmeesters muffin shot off the first unit power play is likeable in my books.
Anyway just glad the season is going again and we can focus on some positives once and awhile. Things got very bleak there. I have a hard time believing any team with Miikka Kiprusoff in goal for a 48 game season is going to finish dead last. Looking forward to seeing the Flames prove people wrong or at least getting some top picks, haha. Well find out fairly quickly now, by the end of month we'll know. Think thats why they are waiting to resign Iggy, if we downright suck think he's gone down the stretch.


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Jack Morris never wanted to be the flashpoint of a heated Hall of Fame debate. All he wanted was to be on the mound with the ball in his hands every fifth day.
The dogged determination Morris displayed throughout his 18-year career was similar to his 15 years on the Hall ballot, but ultimately his persistent and relentless march fell short of the standard needed to be elected to Cooperstown.
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In his final year on the ballot, Morris received 61.5% support from the Baseball Writers Association of America, falling 78 votes short of the 75% needed for induction.
Morris was the winningest pitcher in the 1980s with a record of 162-119 and that he was the No. 1 starter for three different World Series champions.
The definition of a workhorse, he pitched more than 230 innings in 11 of his 18 seasons.
The pinnacle of his career came in 1991 when he turned in one of the greatest clutch pitching performances in World Series history – when he shut out the Atlanta Braves for 10 innings in Game 7 and the Minnesota Twins pulled out a 1-0 victory.
With Morris, the career highlights – 254 wins, 14 Opening Day starts, five All-Star appearances, three 20-win seasons, the three World Series rings and an average of more than seven innings per start – weren't enough to overcome a pedestrian 3.90 ERA that is higher than any pitcher already enshrined in Cooperstown.
Yes, Morris spent his entire career in the American League during the designated hitter era, so he never faced an opposing pitcher during the regular season. But when measured against his contemporaries, Morris' ERA+ of 105 ranks seventh of the eight starting pitchers on the 2014 Hall ballot – just behind Kenny Rogers (107) and ahead of only Hideo Nomo (97).
Critics also point out that his win totals were also due in part to the excellent teams behind him. Only three times did he play for a team that finished with a losing record. He never won a Cy Young Award, finishing as high as third in 1981 and 1983.
After failing to get even 50% of the vote his first 10 years on the ballot, Morris ended up finishing agonizingly close to enshrinement -- peaking last season with 67.7% support. Only Gil Hodges has ever received above 50% support in the BBWAA voting and not eventually gotten in. Morris will get a second chance with the Hall's expansion-era committee, which convenes every three years. In that case, Morris would be up for consideration in 2017.
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Customer Reviews
Comments: Upon cast it sits pointing up, nearly vertical, but it is still a great frog for walking. It walks well & NEVER gets water logged. It's very soft & the Skirt is nice & full. If you want a new frog, you need this one! And you can't go wrong for such a low price!
From: Seth: USA 6/5/16
Comments: Good frog caught some nice one off it in slop. The eyes are not that durable but they don't affect how the frog catch fish. Over all good durability. Super soft plastic, good sharp hooks. Great colors. Green is the way to go.
From: Anthony: New Castle, PA 4/5/16
Comments: This frog is on of my favorites in thick slop, it easily slides across the mats & slop sits vertically like a real frog & very soft and durable. I caught a 3lber on my first cast with it then on my third cast caught a 2lber & just for reference they are not meant for walking the dog.
From: Sammuel: Buckholts, TX 1/8/16
Comments: Best Frog I have Used. I even lost some of the brass weights in the tail. I called the manufacturer and told him that I needed some weights for the frogs because they had disappeared out of the frog. They said no problem and sent about 10 weights of each size for..... NO CHARGE!!! AWESOME, I will always buy SCUMFROGS just because of that. They also sent me a sample Sum dog walker to try again at no charge.
From: Chris: Nashville, TN 10/2/15
Comments: trophy series only frog I throw. the 5/8 size has the hardcore big owner hook. might not walk like others but still catches bass. I have a bunch, but my first few I got still good and get used. like the new blue and yellow frogs. tourney time, I use only these. price really good too. smaller size can be a bit tough to cast.
From: Dave: Ft. Plain, NY 6/15/15
Comments: This frog has great hooks and is very soft, however it is too soft. If you fish it in any heavy cover the nose collapses and grabs weeds. Might be OK for open water frogging but not in the slop i fish.
From: Joe: USA 2/5/15
Comments: i heard a lot of great things about this frog so i probably got a dud it sits vertically in the water and i can't walk it yet i can walk academy frogs and booyahs
From: Keller: Temple, TX 7/13/14
Comments: This frog is way to good not to be getting more notoriety. The best part is, the price is incredible!! I fish a lot of frogs (Koppers, Spro, Booyah, Snag Proof, the bird, etc.) and this thing doesn't seem to ever spend too much time sitting around with them in the box; it's a consistent frog that's durable and has walking action as well as an irresistible fast cadence you can give it. The plastic these Scum frogs are made of are super soft and, I swear, I think the natural "splat" noise this plastic emits when it hits the water draws them in. Long story, short: I've caught a ton of giants on it and it's cheap. win win.
From: Chris: FL
Comments: One of these frogs was down... way down a northern's mouth and i couldn't do anything but rip it out. Other than a few scars frog did not sink like a spro. A spro would have been obliterated and cut in half.
From: Trent: WI
Comments: For the price, insanely good bait. Softer and more reliable than most other hollow bodied frogs which makes for better hook sets. Caught some good fish on this frog and will be buying more no doubt about it.
From: TJM 16: Bass Haven, MN
Comments: Flat out AWESOME! 6 pounder off green insane buy for price
From: Adam: Mt. Carmel, IL
Comments: by far my go to frog. very soft body that gives a great hook up ratio. sharp hook. black is the color i use!
From: CA Delta
Comments: Like any hollow body frog it can be a love hate deal with the missed hits that are bound to happen but all and all still my favorite top water frog.
From: Brian: Quincy, MA
Comments:This is by far my favorite frog! Very soft body that compresses easily (which i have not found in other high price frogs) great hookup %, and high quality sharp hook. You will not be disappointed with this frog.
From:Brin: Madison, WI