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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (November 23, 2011)—Jeranimo, who won the Oak Tree Mile the last time he raced in California, returns from Kentucky for the $250,000 Citation Handicap Saturday at Hollywood Park.
Besides the Grade II Citation, which is run at 1 1/16 miles on turf, the 10 race program includes the $100,000 Vernon O. Underwood, a Grade III at six furlongs over Cushion Track. The Underwood is the sixth and the Citation is the ninth.
Post time Saturday is 12:30 p.m. The 11th day of the Autumn meet is Fan Appreciation Day. Various past giveaway items will be available – one per paid admission while supplies last.
Trained by Mike Pender for B. J. Wright, Jeranimo was seventh of 13 in the Grade I Breeders' Cup Mile Nov. 5 at Churchill Downs after his success at 9-2 in the Grade II Oak Tree Mile.
The Florida bred son of Congaree and the Jeblar mare Jera has won six of 23 and earned $668,400. He is 1-for-2 on the Hollywood Park grass, winning a $48,000 allowance over Fluke and three others Nov. 27, 2010.
Third behind Jeramino in the Oak Tree Mile, John Johny Jak will be aiming for his first graded win. No worse than third in four starts in California, the 4-year-old Wildcat Heir ridgling out of the Saint Ballado mare Pure Adrenalin won the restricted Lure Stakes Nov. 5 at Santa Anita.
Trained by Kristin Mulhall for Kretz Racing LLC, John Johny Jak, who began his career in Florida, has won eight of 23 and banked $284,799.
Second in his comeback in the California Cup Sprint Oct. 29 at Santa Anita, Bob Black Jack will be making his turf debut for owners Jeff Harmon and Tim Kasparoff and trainer Jim Kasparoff.
The 6-year-old Stormy Jack horse and the Native Prospector mare Molly's Prospector has won five of 12 and earned $704,925. His race in the California Cup Sprint was his first since he captuted the Grade II San Carlos Handicap Feb. 20, 2010 at Santa Anita.
Assessment, who finished a nose behind John Johny Jak when 43-1 in the Lure, will be shooting for his first win of 2011 for Tice Ranch Stables LLC and trainer Vann Belvoir.
A Kentucky bred son of Jump Start and the Silver Ghost mare Native Ghost, the 7-year-old gelding is 9-for-40 lifetime with a bankroll of $487,630. The Citation will be his ninth start of the year.
Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally will try for his third Citation victory when he saddles Buenos Dias.
A 6-year-old Irish bred son of Peintre Celebre and the Rainbow Quest mare Buenos Aires, Buenos Dias has lost 10 in a row since winning an optional claimer over the Hollywood Park turf June 10, 2010. Owned by Charles Cella, the bay has won three of 29 and earned $306,253.
McAnally's previous wins in this race were with Pewter Grey (second division-1983) and Brave Act (1999).
The Oak Tree Mile trailer, Calimonco will try to rebound for owner-breeders Pam and Marty Wygod and Ballena Vista Farms Inc. and trainer John Sadler. The 5-year-old Storm Cat horse out of the Kris S. mare Sweet Life has won four of 26 and earned $264,466. He defeated John Johny Jak by a nose in the restricted Wickerr when 20-1 July 27 at Del Mar.
Make Music for Me, who owns a win over the Hollywood Park turf, enters off consecutive sixth-place finishes – in the Grade II Clement L. Hirsch Oct. 3 and the Lure – for owners Ellen and Peter O. Johnson Sr. and trainer Alexis Barba.
The 4-year-old Bernstein colt out of the Carson City mare Miss Cheers is 3-for-20 with earnings of $471,520. His local grass victory came by a nose in an allowance Dec. 12, 2010.
War Element will make his graded stakes debut in the Citation for owner-breeders Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Williamson and trainer Carla Gaines.
The 4-year-old War Chant gelding and the Great Commotion mare Blending Element has won twice in four races, banking $74,049. He finished fourth in the Lure.
Leroy's Dynameaux will be returning to his favorite turf course for owner-breeder Ellenay Racing Inc. and trainer Mark Glatt. The 4-year-old Leroidesanimaux gelding and the Dynaformer mare Dyna Peak has won three of 15 and earned $199,852. Two of his wins have occurred on the Hollywood Park turf, including the Grade III Will Rogers – at the Citation distance – June 20, 2010.
From the inside out, the field for the 34th running of the Citation Handicap: Calimonco, Mike Smith rides, 116 pounds; Jeranino, Garrett Gomez, 122; Buenos Dias, Brice Blanc, 113; Leroy's Dynameaux, Rafael Bejarano, 114; War Element, Joel Rosario, 113; Make Music for Me, Chantal Sutherland, 114; Bob Black Jack, Joe Talamo, 118; Assessment, Daniel Vergara, 115 and John Johny Jak, Victor Espinoza, 118.
Another Hall of Fame trainer, Bob Baffert entered a trio – Euroears, Irrefutable and Quiet Invader – in the Underwood, a race he hasn't won since 1992 (Gundaghia).
This is scheduled to be the second-to-last start of Euroears' career. The 7-year-old son of Langfuhr and the Heff mare Unky and Ally will be trying to rebound after two subpar performances in Grade I races.
Owned by James and Marilyn Helzer, Euroears was last of eight in the Vosburgh Oct. 1 at Belmont Park, then was again the trailer in the Breeders' Cup Sprint Nov. 5 at Churchill Downs.
A winner of 10 of 21 with earnings of $1,043,894, Euroears will be making his Hollywood Park debut, but he does have a win and a second in two previous appearances over synthetic surfaces.
Owned by Kaleem Shah Inc., Irrefutable trailed in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile Nov. 5 at Churchill Downs less than a month after finishing second in the Grade I Ancient Title at Santa Anita at the Underwood.
Successful in four of 12 with a bankroll of $266,980, the 5-year-old gray son of Unbridled's Song and the Kingmambo mare Honestly Darling has been second in his two races over Cushion Track.
Quiet Invader was a decisive winner after a layoff of more than 17 months Oct. 30 at Santa Anita. Owned by the Lanni Family Trust and Bernie Schiappa, the 4-year-old Songandaprayer colt out of the Storm Bird mare Beach Bunny is 3-for-7 with earnings of $105,850.
The Underwood will be Quiet Invader's third start in a graded race. He was fifth in the Grade II San Vicente last year at Santa Anita, then was third in the Grade III Chick Lang May 15, 2010 at Pimlico.
The horse of the meet during the 2010 season at Hollywood Park, Comma to the Top returns for the first time since finishing last in the Kentucky Derby May 7 at Churchill Downs.
Trained by Peter Miller for Gary Barber, Roger Birnbaum and Kevin Tsujihara, the 3-year-old Bwana Charlie gelding out of the Stormy Atlantic mare Maggies Storm has won six of 14 and earned $778,600.
His biggest victory came in the Grade I CashCall Futurity Dec. 18, 2010, the last of three stakes wins in a six week period for the Florida bred. Before the Futurity, he won the Real Quiet and the Grade III Generous on turf.
M One Rifle is back with open company after finishing third in the California Cup Sprint Oct. 29 at Santa Anita. Owned by breeders Ed Bernstein, Bryan Greenspun, Irwin Molasky and trainer Bruce Headley, the 5-year-old gelded son of One Man Army and the Bertrando mare Leanessa has won five of 16 while earning $503,302.
The most recent local win for M One Rifle was a record-setting victory in the Cool Frenchy Stakes May 11. The dark bay covered the five furlongs in a Cushion Track record 55.98 seconds.
A winner twice in five starts since being claimed for $32,000 May 6, Carbonite will be seeking the first graded win of his career. Owned by Anthony Chacon and Paul Mangini, Jr. and trained by Mike Mitchell, the 5-year-old Aldebaran gelding out of the King of Kings mare Queen Mindy is 8-for-17 lifetime with a bankroll of $258,237. He won the Governor's Cup when last seen at Fairplex Park Sept. 21.
Mitchell will also send out Pacific Ocean, a recent private purchase by JMJ Racing Stables LLC.
A 4-year-old Ghostzapper gelding out of the Unbridled mare Miss Salsa, Pacific Ocean has won three of five and earned $93,199. He's done all of his running over synthetic surfaces, winning twice at Keeneland and the Bold Venture Stakes July 20 at Woodbine.
Canonize will be making his first start since finishing fourth in the 2010 Underwood.
Owned by Jay Em Ess Stable and trained by Ron Ellis, the 5-year-old gelded son of Aldebaran and the Saint Ballado mare Comanche Star has won three of eight and earned $129,184.
Shediak cuts back in distance after finishing a well-beaten third in a Santa Anita allowance at one mile Oct. 21.
Owned by Triple B Farms and trained by Ben Cecil, the 5-year-old French bred gelding has won three of 26 and banked $252,694. He's by Selkirk and out of the Fairy King mare Shemissa.
From inside out, the field for the 31st Vernon O. Underwood: Pacific Ocean, Joel Rosario rides, 118 pounds; Irrefutable, Mike Smith, 120; Quiet Invader, Chantal Sutherland, 118; Canonize, Victor Espinoza, 116; Shediak, Hector Berrios, 120; Comma to the Top, Garrett Gomez, 120; Carbonite, Martin Garcia, 118; Euroears, Rafael Bejarano, 126 and M One Rifle, Joe Talamo, 118.
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It's the most wonderful time of the year!
Time for the annual deer hunt!
Don't miss this year's edition of the Copper Country Deer Hunters Round-Up on K-Bear 102.
Shows remaining this season will be:
Tuesday, December 3rd **Note new Date!!!
All shows at 7:00 PM.
Here are some interesting links for your hunt:
Michigan DNR Main site for the deer hunt
DNR-Michigan State "Premier source" for White-Tailed deer
Don't forget to report your kill for the show, you could win great prizes. Call us at 483-BEAR, that's 483-2327, fax it to 482-7751 or fill out the form below. This year's sponsors and prizes include:
- Up North Arms-Mossberg 817 Rifle Top Adult Prize Roxann Smith
- Keweenaw Critters Taxidermy-Laurium Deer Mount Top Youth Prize Andre Walsh
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Monday, December 20, 2010
A Quilty 2011
1. Surprise: More quilts! My mom has "commissioned" me to make a king-size version of Jennifer's Intersection(s) pattern, using the fabric above. I'm also doing the girly companion for my boyish Modern Meadow baby quilt, I want to make bed quilts for Miss E. and my little niece, I still have my Urban Lattice quilt to do, and I'm thinking about joining the Bloggers' Block-A-Palooza quilt-along. And those are just my immediate plans—I guarantee a few more will get added to the list as we go along.
2. Bees. I'm starting with four bees beginning in January:
• Do. Good Stitches, a charity bee that I'm thrilled to be taking part in.
• {Sew} Beautiful, a modern bee with some of my bestest blogging friends. My month is November.
• String Me Along, a 16-month scrap-focused bee. My month is July.
• The 3 x 6 Mini Bee.
3. Swaps. I've only done one swap so far, but I would definitely like to do a few more. I would love a mini-quilt or two to decorate the blank wall behind my sewing machine—I spend a lot of time staring at that wall. It'd be nice to have something inspirational up there! So I'm hoping to join the next Doll Quilt Swap. I'm also interested in the Pillow Talk Swap and Modern Swappers. Both look like a lot of fun.
4. A quilt-along. I would like to try running my own quilt-along sometime in 2011, based on my Hope Valley quilt above. I'm thinking of starting it in February or March (although of course you will be able to join it at any time). I may modify the design a little (possibly to make it charm-square friendly) or I may do it just as it is, above. I'm undecided—if you think you might participate, feel free to weigh in!
5. Quilting for charity. In addition to my involvement in Do. Good Stitches, I'm making a quilt for the Wrapped In Hope project by Margaret's Hope Chest. I'm also planning to make at least one quilt next year for Quilt Hope In, which benefits women and children in Haiti.
6. Holiday stuff for 2011. A tree skirt, stockings for the whole family, and a Christmas quilt. These are all things I wanted to get to this year, but didn't. 2011 will be the year for them. No, seriously.
7. Learn to free-motion quilt. I need to get over my fear of FMQ and give it another shot. I'm not sure I'll ever love it—quilting on my machine always feels like a wrestling match to me, trying to get that bulky quilt through such a small amount of space. That just doesn't strike me as much fun. But it's a skill I should have, even if I don't use it frequently.
8. Rent the long-arm quilting machine at my LQS again. I rented a long-arm twice in 2010. My first time on the long-arm was a wonderful experience (I quilted the quilt shown above, for my 1-year-old). The second time was more stressful, because I had to load the quilt onto the frame by myself, and the machine got a little cranky with me (not my fault, I swear!). But it's pretty awesome to take an unbasted, unsandwiched top and back into the store, and come out 3 hours later with a gorgeous quilt! So I would like to rent the long-arm again, and naturally, when I do, I plan to document the whole thing right here. : )
9. More finishes. For all the sewing I did in 2010, I only have five completed quilts to show for it. Two of those were sent out to a professional long-arm quilter. Outsourcing the quilting is convenient and quick, but it's certainly not cheap. And there's just something about doing a quilt entirely yourself, from start to finish, that makes the completed project that much more special. So this year, I want to finish more quilts: My goal is 12 quilts in 2011. That's one per month, on top of my bee blocks, swap commitments, and other projects! And I want to finish more of those quilts myself. I won't say all of them, but definitely more of them.
Um, is 2011 expected to be like 14 months long instead of the usual 12? Because if it's not, I don't know how I'm going to accomplish all of this. Oh well, nothing wrong with a little ambition, right? If I check off even three-quarters of the projects listed above, I'll be a happy girl.
And with that, I'm signing off until after Christmas. With Miss E. on break from school, cookies to make, presents to wrap, and a few gift projects yet to finish, I need to take the week off from blogging and concentrate on reigning in the holiday chaos. So there will be no WIP Wednesday this week. But we will return to our regularly-scheduled programming on Wednesday, Dec. 29.
Now hop over to Elizabeth's blog to see what everybody else is planning in the new year. Happy holidays to you all, and happy sewing in 2011!
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1. Yeah - I know what you mean on that one. I work a full time job, but my goal is to do more sewing and getting more finishes done.ReplyDelete
2. I've never done a bee, but that's mostly because I am afraid that I won't be able to make the blocks that other people want. And it feels strange to make a quilt out of someone else's sewing. And because I work full time. Ugg...
3. See #2, haha...never done those.
4. I've thought about it, but I've always designed my own quilts, and, again, time...
5. Good on you! I'm considering doing a Wrapped in Hope quilt too, but I don't want to commit unless I know for sure I'll be able to actually finish it. In time.
6. Are you going to quilt them? If not, buy holiday fleece as it goes on clearance after Christmas and do that. I did that the first year my husband and I were married (last year) for Christmas. I just used a Simplicity pattern I picked up at Hancock Fabrics, and it only took me about a day to do it.
7. I probably should do that this year too...I've kind of done some (not meandering/stippling) on my last two quilts I finished - I kind of FMQed veins onto leaves, which kind of counts, right?
8. I wish I had a LQS to use a long-arm machine! Lucky!
9. We all feel that way, don't we?
I hope 2012 will be 14 months! I could use those extra few months! I hope you have a merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
I think we should all start a petition to extend the year by two months. I think that would be a wonderful way to start 2011. I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one feeling overextended before the year even begins, and good for you for taking a bloggy getaway. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas and a festive New Year :)ReplyDelete
Ha! Yeah gosh I HOPE 2011 is 14 or 15 months long! That's funny Lee. : ) My art / quilting calendar is full already.ReplyDelete
I love that you will do your own quilt along! That is exciting!!
And you are so darn lucky to be able to rent a long arm!!! sheesh. Happy 2011! Are you also planning to go to the big shin-dig in October?
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You are way too busy for one girl..lol. I only FMQ once on awhile, and it is on something small..I love it; but I get a bit tight in the shoulders...was brought up hand quilting...it relaxes me.. and like you; the thoughts of all that fabric on a small machine...nah....the longar; never had the opportunity...but would love to sometime...ReplyDelete
I think we should have a "Christmas in July" session next year and get some of Christmas projects we intended to make but didn't have time for done. I need a jump start on Christmas next year!ReplyDelete
I really do hope that you have a sew along. I love your hope valley quilt so much! I made a hope valley quilt for our bed, but I'm so envious of yours! :)ReplyDelete
I can't wait for your quilt-along! I'll be in for sure. :)ReplyDelete
Merry Christmas!
Thanks for getting me in "organization/goal" mode! I would love to do a quilt a long...love that Hope Valley Quilt!ReplyDelete
I'm definitely in on your Hope Valley Quilt along. I LOVE that quilt! Stunning.ReplyDelete
Great goals! I can't wait to see the progress in 2011. Have a wonderful Holiday Season Lee!ReplyDelete
A quilt-along would be fun! It makes me laugh that you are scared of FMQ, but totally willing to rent a long-arm. I have no problem doing FMQ, but am terrified of renting a long-arm.ReplyDelete
I love your single girl quilt. How hard was it to do? I'm really interested in making one, but was a little intimidated. Yours turned out fabulous.
I have already made way too long of a list for next year, but if you decide to do a quilt along for your Hope Valley quilt I am in! Enjoy your Christmas and New Year with your family!ReplyDelete
GREAT list - I may investigate long-arms available for rent. I do like the idea of a biiiig quilt that i don't have to baste, and that can get quilted quickly.ReplyDelete
If the timing's right (I've got this list of projects, you see....) I'll be right there for your QAL.
Wow, do you ever have an ambitious list!ReplyDelete
I have a list for 2011, too, but the post for it will have to wait until after the 23rd--that's when grades are due, for me, and then I'm officially On Break! So. I better quit playing hooky and get back to it! :)
Loved seeing the fabrics for my quilt--and in a place of honor on your "goal list." I know it will be beautiful. MomReplyDelete
Great list! I'm thinking that taking a long arm class and renting time may be on my list for the coming year... and I love your hope valley quilt and would be interested... but need to get a couple of my WIP QAL done from this year... my to do list for 2011 looks alot like my WIP list right now so your skipping this week will reduce duplication :)ReplyDelete
Great list! I really should put one of these together to motivate myself. I would love to join some swaps too. I always seem to miss the timing.ReplyDelete
Your single girl quilt is beautiful!


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A Grayling form Cabelas, here too. Grayling straight & right helical clamps. Does everything we need. Got it cause I was tired of driving 34 mile twice to get arrows fixed. It all depends on how much you want to spend.
A Grayling form Cabelas, here too. Grayling straight & right helical clamps. Does everything we need. Got it cause I was tired of driving 34 mile twice to get arrows fixed. It all depends on how much you want to spend.
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'06 Slayer a lefty
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Arozona EZ Fletch and a JO JAN Single.
A Bitz and a Jo-Jan multi.
Also have a couple Arizona E-Z's but dont use them much. They are nice to take along on trips.
i have an arizona EZ, but i switched to the helix, i really have seen a difference with the helical in my hunting arrows
I think I might try the bohning tower.
It has very good reviews. I like the simpleness about it.
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if anything I will just add to the grayling or get a Jo-Jan multi.
It's all fun an games till you put that big boy on the ground.. now its time to get to work
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I'm still using the Bitz I bought back in 1976. They haven't changed appreciably, last forever, and still do the job. Guess that's why people consider them the best of the best. I have both RH and LH clamps and switch according to whether I get LH or RH feathers on sale.
I tend to favor black feathers (not vanes) as nobody else uses them so I get some good deals on them. Last batch I bought was a 100 pack of 4" Trueflights for $2.00. That's right, $2
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lol 2 bucks is insane. i got 2 100 packs of blazers for 17 bucks though and didnt think that was too bad. im using arazona ez flech, with full right helical. im pondering running no helical at all though. what are the benifets??? and the benifets of hard helical???
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Get the clamp arm extentions. These place the vane the same distance from the nock as factories do. Hint; That silver foil that comes with Tower won't last forever, but a roll of scotch tape will go a long, long ways. I used scotch tape when I set up the Tower we have just in case I messed up. Hey, it works.
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Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Design 2-way Tweeter Design Soft dome Tweeter Composition Injected Polypropylene Woofer Composition Mica-injected Poly Woofer Surround Rubber Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Specifications Sensitivity 91 dB at 1 watt Frequency Response 30 - 25k Hz RMS Power Range (Watts) 8-40 Peak Power Handling (Watts) 200 Impedance (Ohms) 4 Top-mount Depth (Inches) 2 1/4 Bottom-mount Depth (Inches) N/A Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Two 6x8" brackets with attached 3/4" tweeter and crossover network Two 6" woofers 8 Long mounting screws 6 Short mounting screws Two 12" lengths of speaker wire with female quick-slides on one end and bare-wire on other end Two 22" lengths of a thin self-adhesive foam gaskets Important Safeguards sheet Warranty Card Installation instructions found on packaging Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features 6x8" Plate Speaker: This unique 6x8" component-style plate speaker features a separate 6" woofer and 3/4" swivel tweeter with a -6dB/oct high-pass and -12dB/oct low-pass filter crossover network all housed in a single 6x8" speaker bracket. Woofers: Each 6x8" plate-speaker features a 6" mica-injected polypropylene cone woofer with a 8.1 ounce magnet to provide deep and accurate bass response. The woofers feature butyl rubber surrounds for a smoother response and improved durability. Tweeters: Each 6x8" plate-speaker also features a 3/4" soft-dome tweeter for clear and natural highs. The tweeters can swivel 15-degrees to help provide you with a better audio soundstage in your vehicle. Installation: The 6x8" plate-speaker is designed to fit perfectly in many 6x8" size openings in some of the most popular vehicles including Ford and Mazda. Please check the Crutchfield Car Selector Guide for your vehicle's speaker sizes. The 3/4" tweeters and the crossovers comes attached to the 6x8" speaker bracket, while the 6" woofers are detached. Once the speaker-plate brackets are mounted in your vehicle using the supplied eight sheet-metal screws and connected to car audio system's speaker wiring, the 6" woofers are in then mounted to the brackets with the supplied six smaller screws and connected to the 4" speaker wires attached to the crossover of the speaker-plate. Note: No grilles are supplied. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Kenwood KFC-P680C Reviews Average Customer Review: 7 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 fantasic speakers Written By kfc p680c great speakers, severn maryland on Monday, April 07, 2014 Very easy to install , shipping was fast ,all the brackets lined up and they sound great now that I have a new head unit . If you are planning on purchasing these speakers do your self a favor and buy a head unit because they sound terrible under powered . If u get a head unit with a built in amp with 22 rms 50 watts per channel it will sound crystal clear. Cons: Be careful when connecting the wires to the speakers the metal is a little thin 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 KENWOOD KFC-P680C Written By JAY W., CHICAGO, IL on Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I PUT THESE SPEAKERS IN MY 2011 FORD MUSTANG W/SHAKER 500. LET ME SAY EASY INSTALL, SOUND UPGRADE IS NIGHT AND DAY. THESE SOUND GREAT..I WOULD RECCOMEND THESE TO ANYONE. Pros: EASY INSTALL, SOUND GREAT Cons: NONE 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Rear Speakers Written By Richard, El Dorado KS on Sunday, February 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) SO far I live the sound of this set of speakers! 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great sound and easy install Kenwood KFC-P680C Written By m, Denver, CO on Saturday, December 01, 2012 Installed 2 sets in 2004 Mercury Mountaineer. Installed went perfectly smooth. These speakers mount in the right spots without any mods. Once installed, they sounded awesome! For spending couple of hours in install, because I am a novice, and awesome sound for good price(other sites). I am used to Legacy Audio Whysper XD's at home.. So I know what good sound is supposed to be like. I would recommend these to anyone who wants quick and easy sound upgrade to their cars. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Kenwood makes a great product Written By Tyler N., Toledo, OH on Thursday, July 07, 2011 I didn't really know what to expect from these speakers before purchase. No one I knew had ever tried them and I even tried some car audio forums to find information. No one seemed to have any. I took a leap of faith and purchased them. I couldn't be happier! The sensitivity is high enough to work well with my factory radio and provide crisp, clear highs and mids. I lost a little bottom end switching to these over the factory speaker, but what it lacks in volume, it makes up for in quality. Give these a try, you'll love them! (P.S. There are better prices out there...) 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 At ahw Written By markford, charlottesville on Wednesday, July 07, 2010 There is a reason theses speakers cost a little more. It's call GREAT sound wich is what you can expect from these speakers. Install in my Ford expedition and even though the gas prices are up, I still want to take my truck on every outing no matter how short or long the trip might be. That is what great sound does for me. 6 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Kenwood KFC-P680C Written By astraelraen, ID on Monday, August 13, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are pretty good speakers for a plate package. They sound good and they produce reasonable bass for a component set. The only real gripe I have is that they are nowhere near 6" woofers, measured with measuring tape they are like 5.25 at most. If you have 6x8 openings and don't want to try and force 6 1/2" components to fit, these are a great substitute. 166 out of 195 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the Kenwood KFC-P680C Add Accessories Add a Warranty Reduce ambient road noise and your vehicle's "rattles," for better sound inside your car. See all categories & accessories Reduce ambient road noise and your vehicle's "rattles," for better sound inside your car. Sound Deadening You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp. Speaker Wire Keep your speakers clean and dry. They compress to fit behind your speakers. Foam Speaker Baffles These speaker connectors are handy if you're running new speaker wire or if your speakers have oversized terminals. Speaker Wire Connectors The right tools will help keep your installation simple and clean. 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Morabito Ninth Overall
Phinney, who finished eighth on Stages 2, 3 and 5, said he definitely felt the effects of six days of hard racing when he was sprinting. "I was up there following (Peter) Sagan, (Ben) Swift) and (Matthew) Goss – the guys I knew would be up there," Phinney said. "Unfortunately, with about 500 meters to go, I tried to make a surge to get around some guys and by the time I got to the sprint, I was a bit gassed." Goss (HTC-Highroad) took the win while Chris Horner (Team Radioshack) won the overall. Steve Morabito finished ninth, best of four BMC Racing Team riders in the top 25. The BMC Racing Team was third on the team classification behind Team Garmin-Cervélo and Radioshack.


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Monday, October 1, 2012
Doing Cartwheels
My gray and yellow love is still going strong, as you can see, plus I threw in some pink for good measure. The background is Kona Ash and the binding is this Lizzy House print, which is fabulous for binding!
Some of my favorite stash prints can be found in the blocks and on the back, including this yellow print from Riley Blake, which I used up and must now buy lots more. : ) (Fortunately it's on sale here.) Sarah Jane's ridiculously adorable narwhals are in there too.
Since I've had a few requests, this pattern is now available for sale. The pattern includes a paper-piecing template for making the Cartwheel blocks, as well as full cutting and assembly instructions to make this quilt in three different sizes: Baby, Lap, and Twin. The Cartwheel block is a lot of fun and deceptively simple to sew—there aren't any seams to match up when you put the block sections together, and that's always the trickiest part of foundation piecing. So I hope you'll give this one a try! Click here to purchase.
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Beautiful! Thanks for the free instructions. :)ReplyDelete
Not sure if it's just me, but I can't see your first two images in this post... which is a bummer, because I would love ot see the front of the quilt! I'll check back later. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
That happens to me sometimes and if I "refresh" the site most of the time it finishes downloading.Delete
I can't see it eitherReplyDelete
Lee, Thanks for this block, when I first saw this quilt I just loved it--of course I seem to love everything you make :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing this great block. I especially appreciate that you have sizes to fit each piece. That is a huge help to me when I am paper piecing.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this pattern! Your quilt is just so cute! I love how it turned out.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much, Lee! I can see all the images in this post, btw.ReplyDelete
This is awesome, Lee! And I love the pink added to the gray/yellow.ReplyDelete
Thanks a lot Lee for sharing!! The pattern is beautifulReplyDelete
How cute! I have a friend having a baby in three weeks and if she has a girl, I am definitely going to use this pattern! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing. It's lovely.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing with us today! Lovely quilt. Judith, TexasReplyDelete
Thank you so much! I love how you made your quilt with the top/bottom rows cut in half, rather than having four full sized rows. I'm excited to try this pattern some day!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the block. I love the off-kilter look of it. I've downloaded it and will definitely be making it.ReplyDelete
Thanks Lee -- this is so beautiful! It would also work on point -- with 1/2 wheels to the left and right ??ReplyDelete
Love it -- thanks again !
Very cute, and thank you!ReplyDelete
That's such a beautiful quilt!ReplyDelete
You do such beautiful work! I love your quilts. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.ReplyDelete
It's a beauty xReplyDelete
Beautiful - as always! Thanks for sharing the patternReplyDelete
That is a gorgeous quilt and thankyou for being generous enough to share the pattern!ReplyDelete
Super cute, nice of you to share!ReplyDelete
Very lovely! Thanks for the free block.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 1, 2012 at 5:35 PM
Not sure if it's just me but the link to google docs shows up as a blank page for me?ReplyDelete
Oh. My. I. Am.In. Love! Great colors! and I like how you split the top and bottom row of blocks up. She will love it!ReplyDelete
Congrats on all of the fun quilting stuff that is coming your way!
Wonderful - I love everything about it!ReplyDelete
Oh it's gorgeous! Love the colours and the pattern :o)ReplyDelete
I so love your color choices....especially that gray background. Have downloaded and saved the pattern. You are very generous. Will post a pic when I get to it! Hugs, DoreenReplyDelete
Awesome pattern, Lee!ReplyDelete
This is really fantastic! I love everything about it! Great work!ReplyDelete
thanks for the free pattern. love it.ReplyDelete
It's a beautiful quilt! Thanks for the pattern!ReplyDelete
Thank you, thank you!! What a beautiful quilt!ReplyDelete
Love it! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Very pretty. Thank you for sharing the pattern.ReplyDelete
Thank you SO much for the pattern! When I saw this the other day on your blog I just fell in love with it and was so hoping there'd be a link to a pattern. And here you are with not only a pattern, but free! What an amazing gift you wonderful bloggers are to us novice quilters. I would be no where without you! Thank you!! And your finished quilt is absolutely beautiful!ReplyDelete
I love to piece my backs the same way! I love your block, great job!ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous quilt. Thanks for telling us about the fabrics you used. I'm always interested in what other people use. Most of all, thanks for the paper-piecing pattern.ReplyDelete
You are so generous Lee!! It looks absolutely beautiful! The grey, pink, and yellow are the perfect shades!!! So calming!!!!ReplyDelete
I love everything about this quilt, especially the colors you used. Thanks for the free patternReplyDelete
This was such a nice surprise, Thank you! Your quilt is so pretty and its now in my quilting Que. I have never done any paper piecing but I am excited to try.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much!! This looks like a fun quilt block and i love your quilt!!ReplyDelete
Very pretty! And perfect color choices. Thanks for the download :)ReplyDelete
What an adorable pretty quilt! Thank you for sharing the tutorial!ReplyDelete
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been loving this quilt block since I saw the other day. Great quilt!ReplyDelete
Thank you! I was trying to figure out how to do this. Can't wait for the full pattern.ReplyDelete
This block is wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing it!ReplyDelete
I love it! Thank you so much for sharing the pattern! I know just the fabric I'll use for this project.ReplyDelete
Love the colors in this quilt that is just fantastic. Going to have to add it into the loved quilt list.ReplyDelete
what a lovely quilt, love all those pretty colors together.ReplyDelete
So cute! I really love the block, Lee. And I will download it now--you are so generous to share it with us!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing! I am attending SS and didn't make it into your class. I have been searching around for a paper piecing pattern that was appropriate for a novice. Excited to try it!!ReplyDelete
What a great a block...I am looking forward to having some fun with this...maybe a scrap buster quilt :)ReplyDelete
I've come back to see the quilt and the images are showing fine now - it's great! I am thinking that it would be a good pattern for a Christmas quilt, also (which I am on the search for). Thank you for sharing the pattern!ReplyDelete
What a great quilt - such pretty colors, and I love your block!ReplyDelete
cartwheel quilt is fabulous! may I ask what program you use to create your foundation patterns?ReplyDelete
I am still loving the gray and yellow, too, and the pink is great (pink is always a good idea).
Oh my....this is awesome! Thanks for the free download. I'm adding this to my must make list. So pretty!ReplyDelete
This quilt is so adorable! Thanks for the free pattern. I have wanted to try paper peicing for a long time - the will a perfect way to start!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2012 at 9:41 PM
Thank you for the free pattern.ReplyDelete
When I first saw it, I imagined it in Halloween prints. Then I thought about how interesting it would be if I used Christmas fabrics -- all scrappy, of course.
I can't wait to see it worked up in Christmas/winter fabrics and made into a generous throw for my sofa....I might even use either flannel or minky-type fabric for the back.
Mmmmm, the possibilities are endless.
LEE! I love that block. How awesome! You have such an eye for design. : )))ReplyDelete
Monika in Saskatoon
I know I'm really late with thanking you but I put this in a folder whilst on vacation and have only just started to look at all the things I saved there. Thank you so very very much for this patter because I love it to pieces.ReplyDelete
Love, love, love this quilt. :)ReplyDelete


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The U.S. government enters 2013 with a huge opportunity, but also stiff challenges. Although the November elections retained the status quo — President Obama in the White House, Republicans in control of the House and Democrats leading the Senate — a new sense of bipartisanship appears to be emerging. The chief concern, of course, is avoiding the fiscal cliff, and although an 11th hour deal on Jan. 1 averted the most dire of consequences, new cliffs are approaching that could send the U.S. economy flailing. On the policy front, motor carriers and shippers are watching anxiously as new hours-of-service regulations approach this summer, and as the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration gets more aggressive in its fight against unsafe operators with its CSA initiative. U.S. Customs, meanwhile, is pressing ahead with its Automated Commercial Environment and signing agreements with overseas partners to facilitate trade while protecting it against terrorist attacks. And, of course, all eyes will be on what Washington does to upgrade infrastructure on U.S. roads, bridges and inland waterways.
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I didn't really have that many dolls that weren't American Girl dolls that already came with names (and when they come along with six books written for the doll, what person in their right mind changes the doll's name?). The one doll I remember having I named Rebecca. After my sister who had just been born and I was an incredibly proud and excited sister. Hey, I was four.
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Readers both within and outside Europe will know that the continent is enduring what Charles Dickens called hard times. European institutions and governments are seeking to impose austerity measures on a public that is increasingly left-leaning and hostile to such measures.
Many other counties around the world are suffering too. However, in Europe the differences between smaller and poorer nations at the periphery of the continent at the larger and wealthier nations at the center is, having the effect of unbalancing the washing machine spin cycle of the Euro currency experiment, with potentially disastrous consequences.
And so it should be no surprise that bureaucrats in Brussels also look externally.
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Microsoft and Boeing could be two companies set to feel the ire of the European Union
It is expected that software giant Microsoft Corp. will be charged with antitrust offences having failed to offer European users of its Windows operating system a choice of web browsers, which it was told to do in 2009 for a period of at least five years.
Back in July Joaquin Almunia, vice president of the Commission in charge of competition policy, said: "I trusted the company's reports were accurate. But it seems that was not the case, so we have immediately taken action. If following our investigation, the infringement is confirmed, Microsoft should expect sanctions."


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Date: Circa 1940.
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