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The Bauer Reactor 2000 Goalie Leg Pads are new for 2013, with the Reactor replacing the Bauer Reflex line of goalie equipment. Since the original release date of the Reactor line of goalie pads in 1994, Bauer's completely redesigned their reactor line providing the right amount of performance and protection.
Synthetic leathers are used throughout the face and high wear areas of these pads ensuring good durability. Nylon and mesh materials are used on the inner side, able to wick away moisture while reducing the overall weight. The nylon, elastic and leather strapping system provides the precise customizable fit.
The Reactor 2000 goal pads feature lightweight construction and design for optimal performance. Bauer Reactor pads are constructed with a Pro Core insert giving the pads their square profile, maximizing the goaltenders blocking surface area. These goalie pads offer a fairly flat face design with slight raised vertical runs that improve shot dampening. The squared knee rolls on the Reactor 2000 leg pads help control rebounds because of the flat design. The outer roll has been optimized because of the triangular design, helping reduce the overall weight and improves puck deflections by directing pucks away from the goal. Three breaks in the outer roll offers maximum flexibility and mobility, ideal for active goalkeepers. Additional upper thigh protection comes form the removable NHL legal under-pant thigh protector. Ensuring the perfect fit, Bauer is using their (AKL) Adjustable Knee Lock system, maximizing fit and knee protection. The knee stack system keeps the goaltenders knee elevated, reducing the overall joint stress and allows for increased leg extension. Improved performance comes from the deep leg and boot channels, allowing the leg pads to contour the shin and skates for precise pad movements and control. The two-piece calf wrap design provides good calf protection from the leg straps as well as added comfort.
The Bauer Reactor goalie line offers superior agility and pure performance and has been designed for goaltenders that are more aggressive, challenging the shooter with every shot.
- Model Number: 1041557
- Heritage: New
- Level of Play:
- Roller: Up to Advanced
- Ice: Up to Intermediate
- Playing Style: Hybrid
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- Exterior:
- Synthetic leather used on the face of the pads
- Screen printed Reactor design and logos
- Protection:
- Lightweight Battlefly style design and construction
- Pro Core insert
- Face:
- Square design at the thigh and boot allows for maximum coverage
- Semi flat-face design with squared knee rolls
- Outer Roll:
- Triangle outside roll
- Breaks above, and below the knee as well as at the boot
- Provides maximum flex
- Inner Roll:
- Flat inside glide support for gapless ice contact and stability
- Thin profile
- Thigh Protector:
- NHL legal under-pant thigh protector
- Contouring design
- Mesh liner for breathability
- Removable
- Knee Stack:
- 2-piece knee stack design
- Inner Layer - 1" Thick medium density foam provides additional knee support
- Outer Layer - Thin, HD foam inserts provide the sliding surface
- 2-piece knee stack design
- Knee Cradle:
- Adjustable knee cradle
- Provides a custom fit
- Wrap around protection
- Calf Wrap:
- 2-piece calf wrap design
- Prevents straps from rubbing on the leg
- Leg Channel:
- Nylon lined with soft foams for comfort and impact absorption
- 3" wide leg channel
- Boot Channel:
- Leg pad fits directly on top of the skate, allowing the leg pad to sit closer to the playing surface
- Straps:
- Two thigh guard straps
- 1.5" elastic velcro strap on upper portion
- 1" elastic velcro strap on lower portion
- Knee cradle
- 2" elastic velcro strap
- Thigh rise (Quick release)
- Two 1" nylon straps around the thigh and knee
- Calf / Boot Straps
- Two 3/4" leather calf straps
- One 3/4" leather boot strap
- Toe bridge with laces to secure the fit around the skate
- Weight:
- 4.7lbs (Based on a Senior 34" +1" leg pad)
Comments: I have this pads for almost 3 months ago, practicing 3 or 4 times per week. They are comfortable, it's design allows you to split and to do butterfly with no hard time. It«s easy to get up with both legs in one time and cover the lowest part of the net. I recommend this pads if you play inline hockey for intermediate-advanced level.
From: Andres Moreno, Bogota, Colombia
Comments: I am a senior player 66 yrs old. I have had them for over a month. Great pads for the price. I play in 2 leagues and at least one practice a week. No visible wear and it didn't take long to break in. With my old pads it was hard to butterfly, but with these it is really easy. I had an old pair of reebok's so that was an issue but these feel great. With as much as I play, wear and tear may come up but so far no problem.
From: Gary, Spring Hill, FL
Comments: I have been using these pads for about a month now and I have to say that these are the best pads I have ever played in. I find them very easy to get from side to side in and I have no problem covering up my five hole. Rebounds do not seem to come near as far out as my old pads did. The pads are very light to boot and it is very easy to get up and down in these pads. Overall, I recommend these pads to any goalie just starting to the intermediate level. The pads look great as well on top of being very protective and light. Another great thing about these pads is that I thought I would have to break the pads in a lot but when I got them, they were already very broken in and I had to do little to make them to my liking. I very much recommend these pads.
From: Adam, NV
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Five hundred and fifty scouts, their leaders and instructors lived in Huntington for one week working on the tamarisk removal project. As they worked on their project and came to know a little about Emery County and the surrounding area, they had many remarks and comments about their experiences. The following remarks are some of their observances and experiences.
Tim Riedl, "I am from Dubuque, Iowa and am part of the instructor corp. There are 40 instructors and 12 are trained as sawyers. I work with the other boy scout volunteers and forest sevice volunteers. We have cleared 21 miles of tamarisk, (by June 18). It is exhausting work and I was on the Mark Twain forest, too. I am 20 years old. It is beautiful here, hot and dry. It's humid back where I come from. The landscape is beautiful. I want to come back in the future and see what the tamarisk look like. For our recreation, I went to the dinosaur museum and the bone quarry it was pretty neat. We also went to the wave pool in Price. They serve us good food, hot breakfasts and suppers and Philmont meals for lunch. These meals are prepackaged and are packaged at the scout ranch in New Mexico. We go back to Philmont between projects if we have time. We are also going to Shasta-Trinity and Bridger-Teton."
Some of the participants had been through Utah before and for some it was their first visit. But all said they would like to return some day. Many of the participants were going to stay in the area and surrounding areas for an extended vacation.
Andrew Furphy said, "The work is fun. You have to enjoy it. We are paying to be here to work and some people find that hard to believe."
Morgan Clark is from Ferron and working on the fence crew for the forest service for the summer. He worked on spraying the cut tamarisk on the project. The tamarisk were sprayed with birch bark spray which is absorbed through the bark and enters the plant killing the roots.
Marc Bucchieri is from Boston, Mass. He was able to attend the Order of the Arrow service project on a scholarship program. He is enjoying his time in Utah and said it was a little hotter here.
Robbie Brennan from Boston, Mass. said he came to the project with 14 other people in their group. He said it is very nice and beautiful here.
Derek Bankes from Bloomsburg, Penn. is 16 years old. He really likes it out here and he lives in the country in Pennsylvania where it is really green. "I do like the desert here. It's fun meeting new people. It's very fun here."
The scouts weren't the only ones visiting the area. The Monticello district fire engine crew was also part of the chain saw gang. Terry Garver worked to sharpen blades on the chain saws. Kevin Kennedy was their group leader and they were camping at the basecamp at Buckhorn Draw so they didn't drive back and forth every day. Sarah Markley was also with this crew.
Lee Gaston one of the instructor corp said he would attend all the projects. At Buckhorn Draw he was working with safety and observing scouts to make sure they worked safely.
Jared Ruekberg from San Diego, Calif. said there just wasn't enough shade out there as he lounged under a tamarisk bush, which after lunch was going to be cut down. He didn't mind the heat, he said he was used to that.
As part of the safety routine the scouts would work 30-45 minutes depending on weather conditions and then have a 15 minute rest period. The scouts were instructed to drink one-two liters of water per hour.
Jim Nielsen is the Emery County Weed and Mosquite leader. He helped supervise the project and would go from group to group filling their spray bottles. Nielsen had a perma-grin across his face the entire week. "It's just a miracle. I was driving out here and couldn't see any tamarisk, it was just like someone had waved a magic wand." Nielsen appreciated the work completed by the scouts. With the resources available to his weed department Nielsen knows they could never have accomplished a project of this magnitude. He will always be grateful for the scouts contribution.
Dave Dowty from Montgomery, Ala. and Tracy Schutze from San Diego, tracked down the media as they wandered among the scouts and volunteers. They said the scouts were way ahead of their goals. They were using mop up crews to cover additional areas beyond the projected areas for completion. The crews started at the Swinging Bridge and worked their way north. They completed Calf Canyon. To this point they only had one injury when a scout injured his thumb.
Dowty said safety has been their main priority. He feels the preparation and safety briefings each morning have led to the scouts working safely. They have stressed drinking water as the primary measure to guard against dehydration. The rest breaks guard against heat exhaustion.
Schutze said they have two safety teams that roam through the scouts keeping them safe. If they see any safety measures not strictly adhered to, they notify the instructors by radio. He also said temperatures were carefully monitored and it's been from 92-95 degrees. Scouts found working safely were given safety bucks to use at the trading post.
Dennis Worwood, county extension agent worked on the project spraying the stumps. He said it was good to have the boy scouts here. He worked spraying the tamarisk around Joe's Valley and spent the remainder of the days on the Swell. He said the spray they are using is relatively safe and non-toxic for animals and humans.
Vern Miller of Sugar Grove, N.C. said it's pretty awesome out here. "It's the best office in the world. Cutting tamarisk is pretty hard. With all the gear on it gets pretty hot. I am going to all five camps."
Ian Sawyer of Shawnee, Kan. said, "I am having the time of my life."
Dr. Bill Bodenstab of Lihuehawail, Hawaii, said the San Rafael area compares very favorably to the Grand Canyon.
The scouts were split into groups of manageable numbers. There were 16 in each crew and four scouts in a squad.
Cameron Locke, 15, from Murrieta, Calif. said "It's way hotter here. I am really enjoying the project. I've never been out of the state of California before. I thought it would be fun and a new experience. I am going to be a rock star when I grow up."
Bobby Cicero from Riverside County, Southern Calif. said, "The Order of the Arrow is about community service. It's a new experience that I wanted to be a part of. It has been awesome. We went to the wave pool and that was fun. We also play frisbee after dinner at camp. There's a recreation tent and we watched the Transformer movie. On my recreation day I went white water rafting and it was awesome."
Robert Leighow is from Bloomsburg, Penn. He brought eight scouts to the project and is enjoying it. This was his first trip to Utah and he plans to stay longer and tour the national parks in southern Utah. His wife was driving out from Pennsylvania to meet him and the scouts.
Russell Bresnahan is a crew leader, he keeps track of 15 scouts. He facilitates safety and after lunch each day they have a leadership program where the scouts think about how conservation work helps everyone and affects those who will come after the scouts. Bresnahan is from St. Louis, Mo. "I love it here at this site and I love all the youth. The youth have been very cooperative. We have done an amazing amount of work. We have by far beat all expectations. The cooperation has just been amazing. Everyone has just been so helpful they have provided everything we need."
Dowty said the Philmont camp is in Cimarron, N.M. and is like a Disneyland for boy scouts. The camp is a high adventure base which spans 137,000 acres. Several scout camps and programs are held there each year. During the winter several ladies get together and package the lunches used for the scout camps and those lunches were used on the site at the Buckhorn. Some of the programs include mining and railroad instruction. The 40 instructor corp members were trained at Philmont.
Brad Pepper is one of the staff photographers for the event. He said, "It's just been wonderful, awesome and fantastic. A lot of hard work has made a world of difference. We got more done with less people than expected. The BLM and forest service are very pleased," said Pepper.
Maybe the person most responsible for the success of the tamarisk project is Ferron district ranger, Mesia Nyman. She said, "It's just amazing how much they got done. When I moved here six years ago the tamarisk were just starting to invade the Swell. I thought wouldn't it be nice if we could get rid of the tamarisk. One day I was in the office and there was a letter asking for submittal of possible projects for the forest. I had one day to write and submit a plan. I submitted the plan for tamarisk removal and also some historical photos of the tamarisk invasion. The plan was accepted and I was amazed. It's been three years in the planning and we sent John Healy all over the country to the planning meetings in preparation for this project. It's been a time intensive project. In all we had 24 partners. It's just thrilling to see it done.
"The tamarisk was planted as a decorative plant and at one time it was planted by the agencies because they thought it was a good stabilizing plant. They didn't know what the affects would be. It spread without control. This project sets that invasion back 30 years. It's a miracle to get rid of those plants. They have cleared 33 miles and they started at the top of the drainage in Joe's Valley. The tamarisk are spread by animals and the wind. They are invading new country all the time. There are more tamarisk on the BLM ground. At the Swinging Bridge it was wall to wall tamarisk. The scouts nicknamed some of the tamarisk stands the black forest. They cut tamarisk up all the side canyons. Tamarisk are very hardy, you can't burn them they just come back.
"They have introduced beetles in some areas to help control tamarisk. But they don't get rid of them. The bug isn't native to our area either, but they say the beetle just eats the tamarisk and when they are gone the bug dies. The bug sucks the juice out of the tamarisk and they turn yellow. After three seasons of doing this the tamarisk is supposed to die. The local scouts are going to help keep the tamarisk down and treat those that come back or new stands. It's been a wonderful week and a dream come true. We have been looking forward to this for five years and couldn't have done it without these scout volunteers. We at the local level just don't have enough funding or man power to have an affect. This experience of the agencies working close together will lead to an even better relationship. We have seen how if we all work together it has a bigger affect than if we work separately. Most of these scouts had never been to Utah before and I talked to a lot of them that want to come back to Utah and cut tamarisk again," said Nyman.

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The pink and red camellias – winter flowers – look freshly picked and perfectly formed, and are arranged with an apparent naturalness in their blue-and-white ceramic bowl. This seems to be a conventional and fastidiously crafted flower piece, and yet the viewpoint, looking down on the tilted table, has a modern aspect. Similarly, in a more contemporary fashion we view the bowl in profile but are also allowed to look down into it.
Lambert approached still-life painting as a way to experiment with composition and a semi-abstract arrangement of forms. He painted with assurance, rendering the flowers with crisp and realistic detail, while painting the tablecloth and patterned cloth background with more expressive strokes built up of 'little planes'. Here, he used brighter colours and a bolder arrangement than he had in his flower pieces painted in 1916, such as A garden bunch (cat.62).
The camellia is a Japanese flower, where it is a symbol of long life, good luck and good relationships. The red camellia is the symbol of humble beauty.
This painting was purchased privately, by Percy Reed, when exhibited in London at the New English Art Club's summer exhibition of 1917 and has remained in private ownership.


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Sinofksy wasn't seen as a team player according to reports
There seems to be something afoul in the tech industry in recent weeks, and the stench seems to be coming from the executive ranks of two of the computing industry's top players: Apple and Microsoft.
Earlier this month, we learned that Scott Forstall, Apple's Vice President of iOS Software,
was shown the door after 15 years of service
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" of Apple's executive team and was
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Now it appears that Microsoft has its own executive shakeup in the works. Steve Sinofsky, President of Microsoft's Windows and Windows Live division, left the company today. The move comes somewhat as a shock considering that
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"It is impossible to count the blessings I have received over my years at Microsoft. I am humbled by the professionalism and generosity of everyone I have had the good fortune to work with at this awesome company," said Sinofsky of his departure in an
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I. First Forstall, Now Sinofsky
While the timing of Sinofsky's departure is a bit startling, the writing has been on the wall for some time with regards to his chemistry with other Microsoft employees. Sinofsky's inability to be a team player is cited as a major reason for his departure, and is reminiscent of Forstall's dismissal.
Sinofsky (left) shows off Microsoft Surface [Image Source: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images]
reported this afternoon that there was growing tension between Sinofsky and other top Microsoft executives. This news comes weeks after
ran a piece
detailing Sinofsky's rise to power at Microsoft, and his rather combative style of leadership.
Jay Greene had this to say about how former and current Microsoft execs viewed Sinofsky:
Most requested anonymity because they feared potential repercussions. They paint a picture of an executive who is incredibly smart and passionately driven to ship quality software on time. But some also say Sinofsky can create a toxic work environment that has chased talented employees away from a maturing company that's in desperate need of innovative thinking.
Sinofsky's leadership style and compartmentalization of tasks and "reporting lines" within the Windows division lead his approach to be labeled as "Soviet Central-Planning." In fact, the toxicity within Microsoft was humorously detailed in an organizational chart
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II. Steve Ballmer heaps praise on Sinofsky, points to new leadership
Microsoft CEO Ballmer sent a memo to his staff regarding the departure, and praised Sinofsky's 20+ years of service:
As we enter this new era, and with the successful launch of Windows 8 and Surface behind us, Steven Sinofsky has decided to leave the company. Steven joined Microsoft in 1989 as a software development engineer and has contributed to the company in many ways from his work as a technical advisor to Bill Gates, to leading the evolution of the Microsoft Office business, to his direction and successful leadership of Windows and Windows Live as well as Surface. I am grateful for the work that Steven has delivered in his time at our company.
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Sinofsky will be replaced by
Julie Larson-Green
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"Leading Windows engineering is an incredible challenge and opportunity, and as I looked at the technical and business skills required to continue our Windows trajectory — great communication skills, a proven ability to work across product groups, strong design, deep technical expertise, and a history of anticipating and meeting customer needs — it was clear to me that Julie is the best possible person for this job, and I'm excited to have her in this role," said Ballmer of Larson-Green.
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I just can't take this anymore :0 A whole week after every chapter is too much. Good chap once again, but goddamn i'm waiting for the bigbang with the real Strawhats going at it. Or axeladyh just gonna beat up the fake Luffy crew and real ones gonna sail away. Don't think that's gonna happen tho. It would not be enough awesomeness.
Yeah Luffy owned them, but way too much low profile. That isn't exactly Luffy like, he kinda growed alot not only in strenght and that is an awesome thing.
I'm still waiting them to really beat the life out of them, because making a life with the fame of the SH isn't cool man. :p
And certainly i want to see Franky oneshot those pacifistas. Muahaha! I dunno, but i really like his new body, it is way better for his character than that weakling robot he was bringing before.
Anyway, lots of talk, few action, superb anyway. Till next week \o/
Sweet, Mucho Arigato MangaStream.
A bridge towards peace; the will of fire still endures!
Rokudaime Hokage, Rokudaime Rikudou Sennin Uzumaki Naruto
Chopper is going to get everyone in trouble... He should have more faith in Luffy and know by the fake Luffy's actions that he's not real.
Anyway, ok chapter, I enjoyed it when reading it, but I don't think it was quite as epic as the last chapter... Despite Zoro cleaving that pirate ship in half.
At least we know what Luffy has in his bag... Everything.
Luffy - epic
Zoro - badass + epic
chopper - oh come on man , seriusly?
I can't fight this feeling any longer.
And yet I'm still afraid to let it flow.
What started out as friendship,
Has grown stronger.
I only wish I had the strength to let it show.
Did i just read correctly, a bounty of 400 million bery ??? Nice
Godd chapter!
whoever guessed an hashoukou attack by Luffy was right!!
Zoro is epic as always, but i dind't expect sentoumaru to be the one, who's going for the SHs. on the other hand this makes sense, since he is the one charakter relying on Haki alone, yet to be known as enemy, therefore seems to be like an marker of Luffy'S growth.
The Pacifista will most likely be taken out be the other 2 monsters, or in a group-new-weapon-showoff.
btw. did chopper get dumber???


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The Shoreline Community College Volleyball Team ended their 2012 season on Thursday at NWAACC Volleyball Championship at Mt. Hood Community College in Oregon.
The Dolphins opened up the tournament against Green River Community College and ran into a "Buzz-Saw" as the Gators dispatched the SCC squad in three straight sets 25-19, 25-21, 25-16 and put Shoreline into the losers bracket.
SCC then faced Chemeketa Community College in the losers bracket and dropped a 25-21, 25-23 match to the Storm to end their season in the double elimination tournament.
SCC ended their season with a 14-20 overall record, after finishing 3rd in the NWAACC Northern Region in 2012. SCC team had 8 freshmen and only 1 sophomore and prospects for 2013 look good for a very strong team next season with 8 returning sophomores.
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A Guide to Berlin
Berlin, despite its turbulent history, has recovered well and has become a leading city in terms of both tourism and business. With a thriving nightlife and many tourist attractions, all of which are supported by one of the most efficient transport networks in the world, Berlin has really put itself on the cosmopolitan map.
Getting There and Away
By Air
Berlin has three main airports:
Airport Tegel
Tegel is situated 5 miles / 8 km north east of central Berlin.
To and from Tegel:
JetExpressBus TXL
- Runs from the airport to Alexanderplatz.
- Departs every 10 to 20 minutes.
- Operates from 06:00 to 23:00 (last departure from the airport is 23:07).
- Journey time: 20-30 minutes
- Cost: €2.10 single
Bus X9
- Runs to Zoologischer Garten.
- Departs every 5 minutes.
- Journey time: 30-40 minutes
- Cost: €2.10 single
- Journey time: 15-30 minutes
- Cost: €10.00-€20.00
Airport Schönefeld
Schönefeld is situated 11 miles / 18 km south east of central Berlin.
To and from Schönefeld:
- S-Bahn lines S45 and S9
- Departs from station Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld which is accessed by a free shuttle bus from the terminal.
- Journey time: 45 minutes
- Cost: €2.10
Airport Express Schönefeld
- Operates between Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld, Zoologischer Garten, Ostbahnhof and Alexanderplatz.
- Departs every 30 minutes.
- Runs from 04:30 to 23:00.
- Journey time: 15-30 minutes depending on destination
- Cost: €2.10
- Journey time: 40 minutes
- Cost: €25.00
Airport Tempelhof
Tempelhof is located centrally in the south of the city.
To and from Tempelhof:
U-Bahn (U6)
- Runs to Platz der Luftbrücke.
- Departs every 10 minutes
- Journey time: 15 minutes
- Cost: 2.10€
Bus (119)
- Runs to Zoologischer Garten.
- Journey time: 25 minutes
- Cost: 2.10€
- Journey time: 15 minutes
- Cost: 12.00€
By Train
- Lehrter Bahnhof: Re-opened in 2006; this is Berlin's main central train station.
- Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten: Located to the west of the city.
- Ostbahnhof Berlin: Located to the east of the city.
Trains may also arrive in Berlin's outlying stations, but there are good transport links to the centre:
- Lichtenberg
- Spandau
- Wannsee
- Schönefeld (Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld)
By Coach
Berlin's main coach station for arrivals into the city is Zentraler Omnibusbahnhof (ZOB), located near the ICC (exhibition centre) in Charlottenberg.
Getting Around
Berlin is a pedestrian friendly city and the historic centre can be explored with relative ease on foot. However, to really do Berlin justice, you will need to travel a bit further afield using the efficient public transport system. There are also a great many walking tours available.
U-Bahn (underground)
- Nine lines covering the majority of the city (prefixed with letter 'U').
- Trains run every 35 minutes at peak times and 7-12 minutes off-peak.
- Operates from 04:30 to 00:30.
- Free maps are available from most stations, and cover the whole transport system.
Using the U-Bahn:
- Follow the signs to the correct platform indicated by the line colour and name of destination station.
- Once on the platform a sign will state the time to wait for the next train and what the destination is.
S-Bahn (urban train network)
- Service operated by S-Bahn Berlin GmbH.
- Consists of sixteen lines to the suburbs, based around three main lines; die Stadtbahn (central line), die Nord-Süd Bahn (north-south line) and die Ringbahn (ring line).
- Services prefixed with letter 'S'.
Using the S-Bahn:
- Locate the correct platform for your journey by establishing the destination station.
- Once at the platform a sign will indicate the name of the destination station.
- Buses are ideal for accessing places not reached by the S-Bahn or the U-Bahn.
- Tickets can be purchased on board from the driver, or from machines at certain stops. These must be validated upon boarding the bus.
- Buses through the city centre run at 5 minute intervals, while buses to the suburbs operate every 20 minutes.
3 types of buses operate:
- ExpressBus: prefixed with an 'X'.
- MetroBus: prefixed with an 'M'.
- Nightline Bus: prefixed with a letter 'N' and operate at night only (not as frequent as day time services).
- When you want to get off the bus you need to press the buttons on the bus and the driver will stop.
- The tram system is operational in the eastern part of the city.
- The trams operate across 28 lines during the day and 5 at night.
- Links effectively with other modes of transport.
- Zone A: Berlin city centre, up to and including the S-Bahn Ring line.
- Zone B: From the S-Bahn Ring line to the city's borders.
- Zone C: Areas surrounding Berlin, including Potsdam.
- A ticket for zones A and B should cover most needs.
- Tickets are valid for the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, Bus and Tram network.
- Tickets can be purchased from machines located at tram, U-Bahn, S-Bahn and certain bus stations.
- Before you commence your journey, ensure you validate your ticket in the machines located next to the ticket points (only if it is not already stamped with the date and time of your journey). Failure to produce a valid ticket will result in a €40.00 on the spot fine.
- Reduced fares apply to children aged 6 to 13.
Ticket Types
- Single Tickets: Zones A, B and C €2.60 (€1.90 reduced fare); zones A and B €2.10 (€1.40 reduced fare). Single tickets are valid for two hours and you can make as many stops and transfers as you wish in that time period, however you cannot make a return or round trip.
- Day Pass: Zones A, B and C €6.00 (€4.50 reduced fare); zones A and B €5.80 (€4.20 reduced fare). Tickets are valid from the time of purchase/validation (where necessary) to 03:00 the following morning.
- 7 Day Ticket: Zones A, B and C €31.30, zones A and B €25.40.
- CityTourCard: 48 hours; €14.90, 72 hours €19.90. Ticket includes travel for the allotted time period in zones A and B, and entry/special offers on over fifty attractions in Berlin.
- Taxi ranks are located at all airports and stations and outside hotels, but can also be hailed from the street.
- Most official taxis are cream coloured Mercedes.
- A special 'kurzstrecke' (short ride) is available for €3.00 as long as you mention it to the driver before you commence your journey. This is valid for a journey of 2 km or a time period of 5 minutes.
Must Sees
Berlin Wall East Side Gallery
Mühlenstraße, 10243 Berlin
- This 1.3 km section of the Berlin Wall contains the works of over a hundred artists, making it the largest open air gallery in the world.
- Due to deterioration caused by weather, time, and pollution, a number of the original artists recently gathered to reconstruct their original works.
Opening Times:
All year round
Brandenburger Tor (Brandenburg Gate)
Pariser Platz, 10117 Berlin
- The ultimate symbol of Berlin's turbulent past, the Brandenburg Gate was well-known for its positioning just behind the Wall in no-man's land.
- Re-opened in December 1989, the gate is now closed to traffic but open for the public to enjoy.
Opening Times:
All year round
Platz der Republik 1, 11011 Berlin
- This is the home of the German government or 'Bundestag.'
- It was built in 1884-94 and residence by the Bundestag commenced in 1999 after a long period of closure.
- Today it is one of Berlin's most visited attractions, providing the opportunity to visit the Dome, listen to talks, and observe plenary sessions.
Opening Times:
Dome: Daily 08:00-24:00
Plenary sessions and talks: available only at times when parliament is sitting, and by prior arrangement through written letter.
Guided tours: numerous tours are available only when parliament is not sitting, and must be arranged prior to arrival through a written letter.
Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin
Unter den Linden 13/15, 10117 Berlin
- Located on the ground floor of the Deutsche Bank, this gallery showcases three to four exhibitions per year, many of which are specially commissioned.
- The gallery was designed by Richard Gluckman and displays contemporary works.
Opening Times:
Thursdays until 22:00
Free guided tours available daily at 18:00
Adults €4.00
Reduced rate €3.00
Under 12s FREE
All admission FREE on Mondays
Museum Europäischer Kulturen (Museum of European Culture)
Arnimallee 25, 14195 Berlin
- Housed here is the largest collection of European ethnographic studies and cultural history.
- Focuses particularly on life from the 18th century to the present day.
Opening Times:
Tuesday to Friday 10:00-18:00
Saturday and Sunday 11:00-18:00
Closed Monday
Adult €6.00
Child €3.00
The Story of Berlin
Kurfürstendamm 207-208, 10719 Berlin
- This attraction covers 800 years of Berlin's history and incorporates modern
technology with traditional methods to create an informative, interactive exhibition.
- Its key feature is a radiation-proof bunker which was built in the 1970s during the Cold War.
Opening Times:
Daily from 10:00-20:00
Guided tours must be booked in advance (last tour 18:00)
Adult €9.80
Child (6-13) €3.50
Under 6s FREE
Altes Museum
Museumsinsel, Lustgarten, 10178 Berlin
- Just one of many museums located on Berlin's 'Museum Island'.
- This museum is famous for its classical architectural style, and contains the Collection of Classical Antiquities, including the famous bust of Nefertiti (displayed until 2009).
Opening Times:
Daily 10:00-18:00
Thursdays open until 22:00
Adult €12.00
Child €6.00
Charlottenburg Palace (Schloß) and Gardens
Spandauer Damm 10-22, 14059 Berlin
- Originally built as a summer house by Elector Frederick III, the palace now contains one of the largest collections of 18th century French art outside France.
- The Gardens are also spectacular with architectural features throughout.
Opening Times:
Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00
Closed Monday
Adult €8.00
Child €5.00
Jüdisches Museum Berlin (Jewish Museum Berlin)
Lindenstraße 9-14, 10969 Berlin
- Presents an exhibition of Jewish life across the ages in Berlin.
- Also located here is the Holocaust Tower and garden of Exile, incorporated into the contemporary architecture by Daniel Libeskind.
Opening Times:
Monday 10:00-22:00
Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-20:00
Adult €5.00
Family ticket €10.00
Under 6s FREE
Berliner Dom (Berlin Cathedral)
Am Lustgarten 1, 10178 Berlin
- The former cathedral of Prussia's royal family; the Berliner Dom was conceived as a protestant response to St Peter's in Rome.
- Also contains examples of exquisite stained glass, art, and architecture, as well as an exhibition about the Cathedral's construction and history.
Opening Times:
Dome Gallery 09:00-20:00 (17:00 October to March)
Church and Crypt 09:00-20:00 (19:00 October to March, Sundays from 12:00)
Adult €5.00
Child (under 14) FREE
Where to Stay
Whatever your reason for visiting Berlin, LateRooms.com has a wide variety of great hotel and accommodation deals available to suit a range of needs. Whether you are travelling for business or leisure, there is a great number of different properties to choose from.
LateRooms Tip
- The German capital is a major host of trade fairs and conferences, meaning that Berlin hotels may be slightly more expensive at these times, so choose your dates carefully.
- Berlin is a great weekend destination, and accommodation is significantly cheaper at these times.
Where to Eat
In Berlin you will find a wide range of places to eat ranging from simple, traditional German restaurants serving traditional hearty dishes such as schnitzel and sauerkraut, to modern, contemporary international restaurants.
Brauhaus Mitte
Karl-Liebnecht-Straße, 13, 10178 Berlin
- Offers traditional food and home brewed beer.
- Main courses average between €5.00 and €12.00.
Große Hamburger Straße 37, 10115 Berlin
- Serves German food with an international twist, daily specials are also available.
- Food is served until 01:00 during the week, and 02:00 on Saturday and Sunday.
- Main courses cost around €7.00 to €10.00.
Dressler Restaurant
Kurfürstendamm 207-208, 10719 Berlin
- Serves French and German food in brasserie surroundings.
- Breakfast is available from 08:00, while the main menu is available daily from noon until midnight.
- Main courses average around €20.00, however a set 2 course menu is available for €13.00.
Unter den Linden 78, 10117 Berlin
- Gourmet cuisine with a fabulous range of wines and cheeses.
- Open Friday and Saturday for lunch, and Monday to Saturday for dinner.
- Main courses start from €25.00 up to €70.00.
Witzleben Straße 31, 14057 Berlin
- Serves organic food, and offers a German style menu.
- Has a terraced seating area, especially nice in the summer, and an interior adorned with artwork.
- Open for dinner only.
- A main course averages between €10.00 and €15.00.
Nocti Vagus
Saarbrücker Straße 36-38, 10405 Berlin
- This restaurant is unique in that you are seated and eat in total darkness, allowing your other senses to take over.
- Offers a range of different packages, including ghost stories and theatre and dinner in the dark.
- Dinner on Mondays costs from €29.00, while the packages available from Tuesday to Sunday cost from €45.00.
Salomon Bagels
Alte Potsdamer Straße 7, 10785 Berlin
- Serves a range of take-away bagels with a wide variety of fillings.
- Bagels range from €1.80 to €4.40.
- Open every day until 20:00.
Soup Kultur
Kurfürstendamm 224, 10719 Berlin
- Has 3 outlets located across the city.
- Sells a variety of fresh soup.
- A serving of soup costs around €4.00.
Café Einstein
Kurfürsten Straße 58, 10785 Berlin
- Serves a wide range of coffee, cakes, and breakfast.
- Also has a branch on Unter den Linden.
- Traditional surroundings.
- Open daily from 09:00.
Ana e Bruno
Sophie-Charlotten-Straße 101, 14059 Berlin
- An Italian restaurant serving an exciting menu.
- Open Tuesday to Sunday 18:30-22:30.
- A 3 course menu costs around €55.00.
Berlin's nightlife is extensive with a strong club culture thriving alongside the traditional bar and pub scene. Typically, it is vibrant and cutting edge and is firmly reclaiming its status as a leading destination for night life in Europe. Berlin, from East to West, is simply buzzing with places to go from the traditional, avant-garde watering holes to the modern, cosmopolitan venues.
Café Morena
Wiener Straße 60, 10999 Berlin
- Its motto is 'happy hour always,' and serves a basic food menu alongside a cocktail and drinks menu.
- Open from 09:00 to 03:00 midweek and 06:00 at weekends.
- Offers an eclectic range of music.
Zur Letzten Instanz
Waisen Straße 14-16, 10179 Berlin
- One of Berlin's oldest pubs.
- Formerly known as the final place for prisoners to drink before being sent to jail. It is rumoured that Napoleon once drank in here.
Bar am Lützowplatz
Lützowplatz 7, 10785 Berlin
- Has a happy hour daily from 14:00-21:00 and is open until 04:00.
- Has an extensive cocktail menu.
Kastanienallee, 79 10435 Berlin
- This is Berlin's oldest beer garden.
- Serves food as well as traditional German beer. They do not take credit cards, and will accept cash only.
Victoria Bar
Potsdamer Straße 102, 10785 Berlin
- Has happy hour daily from 18:30-21:30.
- Bar is modern with a relaxed feel. Leather couches and its choice of music all add to the ambience.
Universum Bar
Kurfürstendamm 153
- Open from 18:00-03:00.
- Retro-looking bar with a space theme adorning the walls.
- Featured on the touristy Kurfürstendamm but attracts a varied crowd.
In terms of clubs, the techno scene in the Eastern side of the city is still very much active, while the west side tends to cater for more eclectic tastes. For listings you can pick up the ExBerliner, which is an English language paper, and 030 is a free magazine with club listings.
Theatre & Entertainment
From reminiscent cabaret to thought provoking theatre and traditional opera, Berlin has something to offer everyone.
Potsdamer Straße 96, 10785 Berlin
- Re-creates the famous cabaret theme of the 1920s.
- Incorporates comedy, dance and drama to create an all-inclusive spectacle.
- Dinner and show tickets available.
Varieté Chamäleon
Rosenthaler Straße 40-41, 10178 Berlin
- Enjoy its famous Mitternacht (midnight) show.
- Incorporates comedy to present a varied entertainment show.
Deutsches Theater Berlin
Schumann Straße 13a, 10117 Berlin
- Home of the state drama company.
- Stages a wide variety of plays, from classic German playwrights to modern innovative productions.
Hebbel Theater
Stresemann Straße 29, 10963 Berlin
- Presents dynamic, modern dance and musical productions.
- In August, the theatre dedicates itself solely to dance.
Grips Theater
Altonaer Straße, 10557 Berlin
- Theatre geared towards children and young people.
- Has produced some well-known, ground breaking works about life in Berlin.
Classical Music & Opera:
Herbert-von-Karajan Straße 1, 10785 Berlin
- Home to the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.
Konzerthaus Berlin
Gendarmenmarkt, 10117 Berlin
- Home to the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.
- Set in the remarkable building designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Staatsoper unter den Linden
Unter den Linden 7, 10117 Berlin
- Magnificent building which stages many famous operatic performances.
- Has seen many famous conductors including Richard Strauss.
For the Kids
If you are traveling with children there is much in Berlin to keep them entertained.
Jack's Fun World
Mirau Straße 38, 13509 Berlin
- This is Berlin's largest indoor play area.
- Boasts bungee trampolines, soft play area, go-karts and bumper boats as well as many other things to keep the children entertained.
Opening Times:
Tuesday to Friday 14.00-19.30
Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 10.00-20.00
Closed Monday
Swimming from €1.00
Climbing wall: €2.00
Berliner Parkeisenbahn
An der Wuhlheide 197, 12459 Berlin
- Narrow-gauge miniature railway which operates in park Wuhlheide.
Opening Times:
Operates March to October only (peak times May to September)
Round trip: adult €3.50, child €2.00
Family ticket €10.00
FEZ Berlin
An der Wuhlheide 197, 12459 Berlin
- Contains a swimming pool, children's play area and a climbing wall and children's cinema amongst other things.
Opening Times:
Swimming pool: different swimming sessions available; check before arrival.
Opening times vary according to session and season.
Swimming from €1.00
Climbing wall: €2.00
Zoologischer Garten
Hardenbergplatz 8, 10787 Berlin
- Has over 15,000 animals.
- See wildlife maintained in natural surroundings.
- Has many interactive opportunities for the children.
Opening Times:
15th March to 14th October 09:00-18:30
15th October to 14th March 09:00-17:00
Adult €10.00
Child €5.00
Deutsches Technikmuseum (German Technical Museum)
Trebbiner Straße 9, 10963 Berlin
- Contains a museum about technology and its development, as well as the Spectrum exhibition which is a perfect interactive opportunity for children.
Opening Times:
Tuesday to Friday 09:00-17:30
Saturday, Sunday and holidays 10:00-18:00
Adult €4.50
Child €2.50
If you like shopping, then Berlin has an abundance of shopping areas catering for a variety of tastes. Different streets and districts present different shopping opportunities.
Kurfürstendamm, Tauentzienstraße, Friedrichstraße and Surrounding Area:
- The main shopping streets in Berlin.
- Kurfürstendamm offers many of the high street fashion stores.
- The surrounding streets contain many hidden gems and smaller, exclusive fashion stores.
- Friedrichstraße contains many boutiques set in amazing architectural surroundings and also the Galeries Lafayette which specialises in French designs.
- Tauentzienstraße is the location of Berlin's most famous department store KaDeWe, which attracts a large number of tourists every year.
- This reconstruction of Berlin's old town attracts many tourists.
- The area is populated with many bars and restaurants, as well as individual fashion shops and bespoke stores.
Prenzlauer Berg:
- This area used to be a dilapidated rundown part of Berlin, however it has revamped itself to be an attractive place, especially for the young and trendy crowd.
- The main shopping street is Schönhauser Allee, where you will find many unique, often handmade, products as well as independent stores.
- Many antiques shops can also be discovered in the surrounding streets.
Hackescher Markt to Weinmeister Straße:
- This is definitely one of Berlin's trendiest areas, where many offbeat designers sell their unusual wares. Second-hand shops and art dealers can also be found here.
Gay & Lesbian
Berlin's gay and lesbian scene is concentrated mainly around the Schöneberg district, however the scene is also present, and constantly developing, in areas such as Kreuzberg and Prenzlauer Berg too. It is not uncommon for bars in the gay districts to fly a rainbow flag outside, although this is not consistently done. Pride Week (CSD-Woche) sees over 500,000 people arriving in Berlin for this diverse festival. In 2009 it will take place from mid to late June, beginning on the 27th.


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From WWD ISSUE 10/05/2009
PARIS ??" After designer collaborations and celebrity tie-ups, it??™s now time for stores to pair up ??" even Davids with Goliaths.
As fashion retailers continue to feel the pinch from the worst recession since World War II, they??™re becoming increasingly creative to offer more exclusive products and experiences that can persuade regular shoppers to open their wallets and hopefully attract new customers as well.
Over the weekend, Gap and edgy Parisian boutique Merci wrapped up a monthlong project in which each hosted a selection of the other??™s products in their New York and Paris stores. Also over the weekend, Parisian department store Printemps christened the opening of a Maria Luisa location within its recently revamped Boulevard Haussmann flagship here.
Uniqlo recently set up shop in hip Paris concept store Colette as a teaser for the arrival of its Paris flagship, which opened last week.
And Target is mulling a one-off collaboration with Britain??™s Liberty to launch clothing and accessories bearing the store??™s trademark flower prints.
???In an effort to lure back the consumer, retailers are increasingly having to be more creative by devising events and promotions that promote the concept of uniqueness, exclusivity and scarcity. The partnership with an exclusive brand is just one example,??? said Patricia Pao, founder of New York-based fashion consultancy The Pao Principle. ???I think we are going to increasingly see more of the big brand-little brand pairings.???
Through these kinds of partnerships, large retailers acquire a degree of exclusivity and scarcity, as well as the prestige of carrying the smaller but highly desirable brand. The smaller retailers gain brand awareness and a degree of exposure they couldn??™t afford to buy on their own, as well as trialing their products on new consumer segments.
???I do think it??™s the next thing,??? said Robert Burke, president of Robert Burke Associates, a New York-based consulting firm. ???The designer collaborations have been played out quite a bit. This is a new angle. It??™s one of those win-wins.???
He noted that for giant stores, ???there??™s a great deal of cachet with these small retailers, particularly French retailers.??? Whether big or small, all retailers jockey to carry exclusive designer brands and products. Now big retailers are competing to gain access to buzzy specialty store banners, Burke said.
Indeed, according to market sources, Galeries Lafayette recently made overtures to Dover Street Market, the quirky multibrand emporium in London masterminded by Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Gar?§ons, which has everything from vintage Cutler & Gross sunglasses and Christopher Kane dresses to Rose Bakery pound cakes under one roof.
???It allows us to bring in new talents, which can??™t really stand commercially on their own feet in a big space, but which we think have potential for our customers,??? said Maurizio Borletti, chairman of Printemps Holdings, which controls France??™s Printemps and La Rinascente in Italy.
Industry experts pointed out there has to be synergy between each brand??™s customers, because both brands still need to produce and sell merchandise to their core customer.
???These arrangements need to be more than merely puff and noise. It requires consistency in terms of brand identities so the hype around the event and cobranding does not dilute any of the brands,??? said Florian Gonzalez, a London-based brand consultant. ???Hopefully, by sharing their customers, products or retail spaces, brands experience cross-fertilization, rather than cannibalization or confusion.???
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When Maria Luisa Poumaillou opened her eponymous boutique in Rue Cambon in 1988, her address became famous for carrying not just the best of fashion, but also many small, edgy brands that are now household names.
Department store Printemps hopes to renew that success as a branch of Maria Luisa formally opened Saturday within its sprawling Boulevard Haussmann flagship.
With Poumaillou??™s involvement, Printemps, which has just emerged from a major refurbishment in a move to rebrand itself as an upmarket shopping destination, will make directional designers available in a department store for the first time in France.
???That??™s why we wanted this partnership,??? said Tancrede de Lalun, merchandise manager for men??™s and women??™s wear at Printemps.
Decorated in ivory and charcoal-gray large stripes with a powder pink ceiling, the boutique occupies a 2,583-square-foot space at the core of the second floor, where the main designer lines are located.
The reason for placing the shop-in-shop at the center of the store was to complement Printemps??™ more mainstream designer offering with edgier labels like Gareth Pugh, Rick Owens, L??™Wren Scott, Manish Arora and Martin Margiela, as well as with a number of exclusives like Victoria Beckham, Pierre Hardy and Manolo Blahnik.
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From WWD ISSUE 10/05/2009
Alexandra Richards is ratcheting up the modeling credits. Along with sister Theodora, she is fronting the latest French Connection campaign shot by Terry Richardson, and she is soon due to appear in ads for Diesel, J. Crew and Seven Jeans. Despite the hectic modeling schedule, Richards seems to have found time for music. ???I am DJing at Bungalow 8 in London,??? she said at Costume National on Sunday.
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GFGD No. 68: We're screwed
Ryan Lambert
March 12 2009 04:12PM
Welcome to the 20th Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 68th game of the season on March 12, 2009.
I think the perfect way to bust out of a slump like this, especially when it's on the road, is to run straight into the second-best team in hockey.
It seems like a PERFECT plan. Because not only will the Flames get so badly decimated by the Red Wings that..
Oh I can't even do it.
This is going to be an awful, awful game to watch. The Flames have shown no motivation in any situation for three straight games and while a team like New Jersey didn't make them pay for it as dearly as it could have, the bloodthirsty Detroit Red Wings will.
Detroit has won by FOUR-PLUS goals eight times this season. Four-plus. Eight. That adds up to doom for the Flames if they continue to play the way they have for the last week or so.
More good news: Detroit has lost to Calgary just once since 2007. The goal differential in that time frame.. oh god, it's plus-15 for the Red Wings. In eight games. An average winning margin of nearly two goals a night.
Oh yes, this is going to go well. Hopefully I'll be at the bar by the first intermission.
The Calgary Flames (39-22-6 for 84 points. Third in the West, first in the Northwest) and the Detroit Red Wings (44-15-8 for 96 points. Tied for first in the West, first in the Central)
5 p.m. Mountain time and 7 p.m. Eastern time. All other time zones should find their true love.
Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Michigan.
Calgary is 17-14-7 on the road this year, is 0-fer in its last three games away from the Saddledome and, while it put in a respectable showing against New Jersey on Tuesday, is still playing awful road hockey, especially on special teams. The Red Wings are a fantastic 25-5-3 at home and have won nine of their last 10 there, but have given up 10 goals in their last two home games.
What (to hate about the Red Wings):
Henrik Zetterberg, Marian Hossa and Pavel Datsyuk — They are all ridiculously good. It's not fair. Spread some of that talent around, you jerks.
The ghetto —If you thought Rexall Place was in a bad neighborhood (i.e. the greater Edmonton metropolitan area), and Newark was worse, why not head to scenic downtown Detroit? I've been there. If you stray from the three square blocks where everything (all the hotels, the baseball stadium, the hockey rink, and the football stadium) is, you will be on the news. Or at least a chalk outline of you will be.
Niklas Lidstrom — I remember when that guy was the best defenseman in the league. Those were good times.
Not Ty Conklin !!! — Him and Jussi Markanen singlehandedly cost Edmonton a Stanley Cup. Hahaha Ty Conklin rules so hard.
Mike Babcock — You think I forget, Babcock? You think I forget what you tried to do to Spider-Man? I have NOT forgotten!
Darren McCarty and Brad Stuart — We all know why.
Chris Osgood — Detroit fans still insist he can turn it around. Even though his save percentage is .878. I'm not making this up.
They're going to win tonight — Obviously.
Because you're a glutton for punishment. Enjoy the game and use the comment section as your suicide hotline should any problems arise.
That Babcock pic is pure LOLz
well those first-period penalties were hilarious.
"since we're probably going to lose anyway, let's just beat the piss out of them"
March 12 2009, 07:02PM
Something else to put in your "what to hate" section... The referees from tonight. That was BRUTAL!
Great comeback though.
BIGG nite in Alberta. Just Too Sweet! Jokinen =)
This site new Rwha?? Where's all the comments?
I just watched the TSN highlights, and they bought the dangerous Phaneuf hit nonsense as well. I realize, as a Flames fan, that I'm biased, but I just don't see any illegal contact. Surely the TSN guys at least should know what a Phaneuf hit looks like.
I wanted to take a look at the hit, so I checked to see if anyone had posted it on youtube. Not yet, as far as I can tell, but I did find this:
Dan Cleary Levels Dion Phaneuf
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Jake Robards, 40, of Stonefort died Nov. 25, 2012, in Evansville, Ind., as a result of an ATV accident.
Jake was born June 17, 1972, at Offutt AFB, Neb., to John and Kris (Schroen) Robards. He married Angela Trudell on Sept. 30, 1995.
He graduated from Grass Lake High School in 1990. As a young man, he loved sports and was an avid football player, wrestler and bull rider. He was employed by Mid-America Machining in Brooklyn, Mich., as a service technician. This position provided him the opportunity to travel worldwide, which he truly enjoyed. Jake was a patriot and loved his country, family, and the Lord. He was a member of Amazing Grace Ministries Church. He enjoyed flying and building RC Airplanes, and sharing this passion with his children. His interests also included bow hunting, riding horses, fishing, barbecue, X-box 360, old country and 50's music, tractors and farming. He worked hard and he played hard.
He gave the gift of life as an organ donor.
He is survived by his wife, Angela Robards; two daughters, Aimee and Emmaline Robards; one son, Garrett Robards; parents, John and Kris Robards, all of Stonefort; grandparents, Barbara Schroen, Donna and Rolland Robards of Grass Lake, Mich.; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Jake was preceded in death by a sister, Amy Robards and a grandfather, Herman Schroen.
Funeral service will be 5 p.m. Friday Nov, 30, 2012, at In God We Trust Ministries Church, Golconda. Visitation will be 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at Aly Funeral Home in Eddyville. A private burial will be held at the Robards Family Cemetery.
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Elder Bunderson is the son of Eric and Sharon Bunderson and the grandson of the late Rex and Betty Bunderson of Emery and Dee and Joyce Brown of Logan.
Elder J. L. Van Zyverden has returned home from the Russia Novosibirsk Mission. He will be speaking in the Sandy, Granite Ridge Ward at 11 a.m. on Aug. 22. He will be speaking in the Huntington 4th Ward at 11 a.m. on Aug. 29.
Elder Van Zyverden is the son of the late Deanna Van Zyverden and the grandson of Patsy Grange of Huntington.
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Lake Characteristics
Location: 10 miles east of Stamford on
Paint Creek, a tributary of the Clear Fork of the Brazos River
Surface area: 5,124 acres
Maximum depth: 36 ft., mean depth 11 ft.
Impounded: 1953
Water Conditions
Current Lake Level
Conservation Pool Elevation: 1,414 ft. msl
Fluctuation: Severe, 4-10 feet annually
Normal Clarity: Turbid, visibility 1-2 ft.
Reservoir Controlling Authority
City of Stamford
201 E. McHarg St.
Stamford, Texas 79553
(325) 773-2723
Aquatic Vegetation
Stands of bulrush and some cattail, pondweed and lily pads
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Stocking History
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Fishing Cover/Structure
The primary structure in this lake is rock, with areas of bulrush and cattail. TPWD has placed fish attracting structures in the lake, with support from local governments and fishing clubs. Anglers may use GPS in conjunction with a fish finder to locate these structures. See online fish attractor map | Get downloadable file
Tips & Tactics
Low water levels and turbid water can make fishing a challenge. Water levels can and do fluctuate dramatically. Anglers should focus on the cover and structure available in the lower reservoir near the dam and power plant. Spring and summer are the best times of year for largemouth bass. Focus attention on bulrush or cattail points with soft plastics or flipping jigs when the lake is up. In low water conditions, concentrate on stumps and rocks with crankbaits or spinnerbaits. Spinnerbaits and suspending baits are good options for summer and topwater lures are good early and late in the day. Diving baits that have a lot of action and bump the bottom will attract strikes when visibility is poor. Crappie are abundant in the reservoir. Locate structure such as old trees or rock drop-offs or humps, then vertically fish jigs or minnows as close to the structure as possible.


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