text: Grille off - Black Ash Black Ash - Grille on View larger PSB Image T6 Floor-standing speaker (Black Ash) Item #: 760IMGT6B 21 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $399.99 each Shop all Floor-standing Speakers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Kristen Schaub Excellent performance...and an exceptional valueExperience the kind of clean, balanced sound that has earned PSB speakers a sterling reputation among high-end audio circles. The Image T6 borrows from driver technologies developed for PSB's sophisticated Imagine family and their top-tier Synchrony speakers, giving you high-end sound at a budget-friendly price. The Image line also features a slightly different cabinet design than its predecessors, showcasing clean lines that won't clutter up your listening room.PSB's Image speaker family (Image T6 shown center left)High-tech drivers produce clean, well-balanced soundThe tweeter uses a powerful neodymium magnet for crystal-clear highs.The Image T6 features a 1" titanium dome tweeter that effortlessly dishes out smooth, uncolored highs. The tweeter sits just below the midrange in a unique arrangement that's characteristic of PSB's high-end Synchrony speakers. The long-excursion, high-output 5-1/4" midrange driver and dual 6-1/2" woofers use the same proprietary ceramic-filled polypropylene cones as the Imagine line. The stiff, lightweight cone material helps them deliver midrange that's clean and balanced, with excellent imaging. Each of the woofers is contained in its own ported internal enclosure, which allows for extended, defined bass response uncommon for a speaker of this size.Sleek, thoughtful cabinet designAll Image speakers have heavy internal bracing and 1-1/8" thick MDF cabinets to ensure impressively solid, acoustically inert enclosures. These cabinets have a traditional look, but with slightly curved tops and fronts to soften it. This family of speakers also features attractive vinyl finishes, allowing the Image speakers to easily integrate into just about any décor.Got wire?Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center.Shop our selection of speaker wire.From the review Rocking the house with the PSB Image T6 speakers"Ultimately, I think, the test of a great speaker rests on your enjoyment of the music. I had the pleasure of testing the T6s by listening to music and artists I've thoroughly enjoyed for years. Can a speaker make a difference? Can an old tune take on new life? The answer to both is a resounding 'yes.'"— Marshall Chase, A/V Writer Product Highlights:frequency response: 32-23,000 Hz (±3dB)sensitivity: 91 dBimpedance: 6 ohmsrecommended power: 20-200 watts1" titanium dome tweeter with neodymium magnets5-1/4" clay ceramic-filled polypropylene midrange wooferdual 6-1/2" clay ceramic-filled polypropylene woofersdual port, bass reflex designtwo sets of gold-plated five way binding posts — can be bi-wiredblack ash vinyl finish7-7/8"W x 40-5/8"H x 15-1/8"Dwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guaranteesold individually Floor-standing speakers still standing tall Sure, floor-standing tower speakers buck the industry trend toward smaller, visually inconspicuous speakers, but they're hard to beat if great sound is your primary goal. Tower speakers produce powerful sound with excellent bass, making them a great choice for serious music lovers and for folks who want high-impact home theater. PSB Image T6 Reviews Average Customer Review: 21 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 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. 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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. True High-end Written By G, FL on Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a lot to say, but brevity is required. I have been an audiophile since the early 1970s... Spent obscene amounts of money on high-fidelity gear over the years. These PSB Image T6s are not just a taste of high-end - these are true high-end audio speakers at an amazingly affordable price! (I would gladly compare these to many MUCH more expensive speakers I have heard over the years.) I cannot stress enough how important break-in time is to really get the best from these PSBs. At first listen, I thought they sounded a bit thin in the lower midrange (confirmed by my SPL meter/test disc from Stereophile magazine: there was a 5-6 dB suck-out centered at approx. 315 Hz) - and "hot" on top. After ~ 45 hours of use w moderate to somewhat loud music of all kinds, these traits had disappeared. (This might explain why some reviewers have said that the T6s don't sound quite right in the mids with rock music - break-in is crucial!) The Image T6s throw a remarkable soundstage, extending some six feet outside of each cabinet, with remarkable depth and a three-dimensional quality that is breath-taking! The low end is deep, solid and musical, blending beautifully into the transparent, nuanced mids and highs - the PSBs "disappear" into the music, to where the speakers as point-sources are invisible. You can hear "into" music. This is high-end, folks! The PSB Image T6s are highly recommended! Value for dollar spent is unmatched. Kudos to Paul Barton. Another masterpiece! 10 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image T6- Very Happy Written By Tony A, Bartlett. IL on Monday, March 03, 2014 The best sounding speaker in the tradition of old school big box warmth and bass. These things slam. I measured the response with an RTA- flat down to 35Hz. I do not need a subwoofer- it's up for sale. Great sounding bass, midrange and high end. Good detail. I am very happy. Pros: Amazing bass Clear midrange from dedicated driver Good highs Cons: a little heavy and hard to move around, large shipping boxes felt like I received a refrigerator. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Nice floorstanding speaker but lacks a bit of clarity Written By Rich, Charlottesville, VA on Monday, March 03, 2014 These are highly rated which swayed me to give them a try. I like the low-end bass, but they lack punch inherent to many of the Polk speakers, and also the high end clarity is not quite up to par. They do have silky smooth midrange. I've returned these for the Polk LSIM703, which i love and are more suited to my taste. The Polks also seem to have a better soundstage and realism. Pros: -good low-end bass, no need for a subwoofer for musics IMO - smooth mid-range Cons: -lack of low-end punch, can be a bit boomy - lack of high-end clarity and soundstage not as much realism as some others in this price range. 2 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Smooth sounding Written By Francis, Stockton, CA on Monday, January 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replaced my aging Alpha series with the Image T6. Big sound upgrade. Bottom end is rather thin. A subwoofer is a must have item. imaging is pretty good. Doesn't have that punch for rock music like my old Cerwin Vegas. Overall a very good speaker system. Bought as a scratch and dent item. It had a few very minor scratches. As for the dent, I never thought it be the tweeters. Who pushes dome tweeters in??? Pros: Very Smooth sounding. Cons: Weak bass. Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image 6 Written By dboyd, Lafayette La on Thursday, January 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very well packed. received no damages and best of all sounds terrific. Wish I would have purchased first instead of Klipsch. 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image T6 Written By Ed, Harrisonburg, VA on Wednesday, January 08, 2014 I was looking for something without several speakers but with superior quality for music, TV and movies. I found it. 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Amazing! Written By Dan B, Pawling, NY on Friday, October 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've wanted these speakers for years, I've read all the reviews like 6 times. I've had PSB's Alpha bookshelf speakers for about 13 years and always had my eye on the next level up, because I was so thrilled with the Alpha's sound. I still have the Alpha's bumping tunes in the garage, the Image T6's are in the living room. I originally had them driven by my Yamaha cheapo 7.1 receiver, but wasn't happy with the dynamics, so I dug up my Denon AVR-4800 and bought an HDMI switch with Optical out. Let's just say power is no longer an issue.The only thing I've heard at length in this league is my dad's deftech towers, which have built in subwoofers, and while those have significantly more bass, the mids and highs on the PSBs blow them away, IMHO. Pros: Impressive clarity, accuracy, overall sound quality, value for money. Cons: Need a solid amplifier to really sing, also, I didn't want to buy a subwoofer, I was hoping these would go low enough on their own, but I think I'm going to have to. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Speakers Written By Jim, Charlottesville VA on Sunday, October 06, 2013 These speakers give you great sound at a nice price. They are neutral speakers so they play the music the way it was recorded. Some speakers make the music warm while others make it bright. That's fine, that's why there are so many different types of speakers on the market, different people have different tastes. But if you like your music neutral and played back with great clarity then you should put these on your short list of speakers to consider. They also have plenty of power and can maintain their clarity even at high levels. These speakers give you a lot for the money. Pros: Great clarity even at high levels. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Music lover speakers Written By DP, Manteca, CA on Monday, July 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The speakers arrived on time, They were well packed. No scratch or dent to the package and hence no damage to the speakers. I hooked them up for my two- channel music system and they sounded great. Before buying, I had a phone conversation with Cruthfield representative and she said that they are one of the great sounding speakers. I am not at all disappointed. Very pleased with the quality. I would recommend them to anyone who don't want to break the bank but want an excellent speakers the money can buy.. Crutchfield is great company to work with. Pros: Great musical quality. Strong bass. Clear mids and highs. Cons: None that I can think of 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Perfect for Classical Music Written By GustavoR, Denton, TX on Wednesday, July 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've had these speakers for a year now together with an HK 990. I use them to listen music FLAC files. These twins sound amazing at any volume. I listen mainly to classical music, Vangelis type, Electronic and Rock. Classical I did a lot of research to find the perfect speakers under a reasonable budget to listen to classical music. I'm glad I did. These speakers deliver. The piano on the classical music sounds AMAZING. I've never heard speakers reproduce so well the sound of a Steinway. Rock. Every instruments sounds incredible, specially the vocals...wow, so realistic. Techno. Everything sounds great, highs, mids, but a little more low punch in the bass is needed. A subwoofer would help a lot when listening to this type of music, but still the low bass is pretty acceptable, and if you locate your speakers right, you'll be fine. Pros: Perfect for Classical Music and Rock, Great Looks, Powerful, High-Fidelity, Price Cons: For Electronic music (and if you like rap) you'll need a subwoofer 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Crisp and Clear Written By AG, Little Rock, AR on Thursday, May 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Did my review homework and chose the PSB Image T6. I agree with others that for the price these are a perfect speaker for the mid-level audiophile. Pros: Crisp and clear sound. Highs are extraordinary. Cons: I would have paid extra for real wood veneer but the vinyl still looks nice. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sound Great with a Sub Written By JK, South Mississippi on Monday, February 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've been listening to them for about a week now. Upon hearing them for the first time I thought "crisp" and "clear". For the most part these speakers delivered on my expectations, which were high considering I placed them in a 17' x 32' room with a connecting hallway. They're driven by a Yamaha RX-A2020 in a room that's acoustically challenged with an open floor plan, wood flooring and a vaulted ceiling. At the moment they're setup in a 2.1 configuration. I listen to mostly Rock-and-Roll with some occasional country. The mids and highs sound phenomenal. The lows hang on for most music at low to moderate listening levels but when pushed or when tracks contain heavy bass, the speakers can sound loose, boomy...etc. I'm running an SVS PB12-PLUS sub and it took a few days to tweak the lower frequencies between the T6s and the sub but once it was dialed in, the setup really came to life. I would not use the T6s without a sub. Noting reviews that complained about something missing in the mid frequencies with rock music, I felt the same way at first but then realized speakers are typically not plug-and-play and these are no exception. I had to spend some time with the equalizer and sub to get the sound that I wanted. So far it's really just one song out of a 100 CDs that does not sound quite right. Pros: Crisp and Clear, small footprint Cons: Need to be used with a Subwoofer 6 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Speakers Written By Matthew B, Rockford, IL on Tuesday, January 08, 2013 These are excellent speakers that are well worth the money I paid for them. As an aging baby boomer I play a lot of Jazz, Blues, Acoustic and Classic Rock material and it all sounds great coming from the Image T6's. They hit 40hz with tightness and authority and the mids and highs are perfectly clear without sounding the least bit bright. The bottom end is so good I deleted my subwoofer from two channel listening because I just don't need it. Although they do highlight poorly engineered recordings they are not the least bit sibilant in themselves. If anything, they tone down the sibilance in my worst tracks. The adjectives I would use are full range, full bodied, and clear as can be while still projecting a slight warmness of tone to the vocals; close to perfect actually. I'm driving them with my Yamaha RX-V663 AV receiver which puts out a nominal 95 Watts into an 8 Ohm load. This unit has a 6 Ohm capability, so I switched to that, but I don't know the rated output into 6 Ohms. I tried the bi-amp capability of the '663 but I didn't like it because it seemed to boost the already strong low end at the expense of the mids and highs, so I switched back. This receiver also has a pre-out capability so I might try adding a separate power amp on a trial basis to see if that improves things even more. My sources are vinyl, of course, internet radio, and FLAC files I've ripped from CD onto a media server. It all sounds great. Pros: -As above -Great design, only ported in front which increases placement options -Very high WAF for appearance and sound. 10 of 10 actually - WOW!! -Standard excellent service from Crutchfield. Cons: -In all seriousnes I really don't see any cons here. Altough, the outstanding WAF might preclude future upgrades 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great T-6 Speakers Written By Regina, Tucson, AZ on Monday, September 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased a NAD 725 Receiver and a pair of PSB T-6 speakers to replace an OLD Kenwood receiver and Bose 301 speakers. I listen to old Motown music, R & B and some KennyG. The sound on these speakers is amazing. Deep base that you can hear at 1/4 volume, clear mid-ranges and high notes. I'm extremely happy with my new stereo sound system. The speakers sound even better after they've been used a couple of weeks. I didn't realize it made a difference and am glad I listed to Larry @ Crutchfield to not critique the sound the first few times I played music. The sounds definitely warm up after a few weeks. Pros: You can feel the music with these speakers....not loud but just feel like the artists are in the room with you. 6 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No psb t-6 speakers Written By Pete B, bennington vt on Saturday, June 30, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) the lows are really good the mids and high are to bright for my liking, rock just doesn"t sound right. i"ll be selling these or hook them to my t.v. i think i"ll try polks next which i intended too in the first place. but was swayed. Pros: low end is nice,speakers look nice .but i was looking for good sound not furniture Cons: if you like rock , i wouldn" t waste your money 5 out of 55 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Very Happy Written By GWS, Minneapolis on Monday, May 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A truly great speaker for the price. It turned out to be better than I had expected, and I am very happy. Make sure you have a quality Amp/Receiver to power these things. I have a Yamaha RX-A810, which has 8olm at 100W RSM/140 Dynamic, and I think at the 6olm these things run at its 110W RSM/180W Dynamic. Even with my very good receiver - $850 list price - I feel that I would not want to use any less power. The build quality on these turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The panels are fitted very well and the construction of the unit is something to be proud of. I was worried that my wife would think these towers were ghastly to look at, but even though they are large she likes the way they look. The sound quality is much better than I had expected. It should be stated that I am a professional classical musician, actually meaning that it is my career and not just that I think I am amazing, and I am very pleased with the way these speakers sound. They provide a substantial room filling sound with great clarity throughout the registers, especially the tweeter. In fact, the tweeter and high range is so clear that I think it slightly out performs the bass range, so that might be my one drawback even though this is common among high-end speakers. Overall I am very happy with these speakers, and I would strongly recommend them to others, and not just because I own them so them must be amazing, which unfortunately is how a lot of people review things. Pros: Price Sound Build Quality Narrow Stance 16 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Good speakers but flawed Written By Tim, Denver CO on Thursday, April 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So these speakers can be downright amazing at times at first I could find no flaw.But with time I had some issues. Classical,Jazz,other forms of instrumental music like Tangerine Dream,Kitaro,Vangelis etc..some Rock,Blues,,acoustic guitar all sound great. But some Rock music I just find something not quite right with treble and mids. I tried a lot of different positions in placement. And while I was able to get it almost there it still just not quite right. I guess we could blame the recording but I can listen to the same recording on other speakers and not have that problem. So this speaker although great for most of my music collection and always growing wasn't able to be a perfect 1 stop solution. So I looked into getting some bookselfs to switch between that and these towers for different music. Now I just think a different pair of towers but probably be a perfect 1 speaker pair solution. I really like these PSB speakers but there not perfect. Perhaps any potential buyer should try to see if they can listen first with their own music and see if they are right for them. Although these PSB speakers are amazing and almost perfect for a lot of music it's not ideal. Pros: Great with most music but not perfect,powerful bass,great vocals,nice build quality Cons: Something not quite right with treble and mids on some music 12 out of 26 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Amazing Speakers Written By another music fan, Nevada on Tuesday, February 07, 2012 I have a had some decent equipment before so the first thing to impress was not the resolution,detail or how involving music can become with quality sound equipment. It was the vocals I've never heard vocals sound this good before. The highs also impressed me in how powerful they are and extended but never bright or harsh. The vitality these speakers also bring to music really impressed me and with the right music the dynamics are powerful and have a very emotional effect. The bass is powerful with a great texture and never bleeds or bloats into the mids or highs. If your only purpose is home theater unless you really have the money these are overkill I would go with the Infinity Primus p362/3. If your music collection only consists of modern day pop/rock although it's a album to album basis you'll likely not be impressed for the money since a lot of that music can be extremely compressed. So perhaps a cheaper speaker set. The great thing about these is you can expand your music horizon classical sounds so good on these that I've been buying and listening to a lot of that in the several months since I've owned these as well as other music and genres. My music is primarily 70's rock,hard rock,blues. For stereo use you will want to make sure you have a good amp such as Marantz PM 5004 integrated amp you will want to skip and avoid Sony,Onkyo,Denon,and Yamaha I was pretty shocked at how much difference a quality amp makes. Pros: Vocals,highs,bass,vitality to music overall how great music can sound Crutchfield doesn't sell some other known great speakers but PSB is the best sounding I've ever heard if your looking for or considering speakers try out PSB Cons: Unless you already have one a quality amp really matters so that could be another $450 or so you will need to spend to make sure you get the most of the PSBs I've tried some cheaper amps and the speakers were very disappointing sounding if I didn't have a better amp I would've probably blamed the speakers so you need a quality amp. I use a Marantz PM 5004 integrated amp skip and avoid cheaper things like Onkyo,Sony,Denon and Yamaha. 17 out of 21 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Outstanding Speakers at this price!! Written By Boog, St. Louis, MO on Monday, April 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was in the market for new speakers so I called my audiophile friend and he immediately suggested the PSB T6's - especially if I didn't want to blow my budget, which you can easily do on high-end speakers. I bought the T6's without even listening to them beforehand (which is crazy) and all I have to say is WOW. After a few weeks of breaking them in they sound absolutely fantastic. I have them bi-amped and they are producing great crisp highs and a robust, full sound from the mids and woofers. This is really an outstanding speaker for the price. I got the PSB T5 center speaker to compliment them and it sounds so nice. Highly recommend the T6 to someone looking for a audiophile quality speaker at a fraction of the price. Watch out, they are easy to knock over due to their height and narrow width - something to think about if you have kids running around the house. 19 out of 19 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image T6 Written By George S, New York, N Y on Monday, February 21, 2011 This is my first major upgrade to a pro-audio level of speakers, just used for two channel listening. I am very pleased with the entire spectrum and full range of these speakers, couldn't be happier with the sound reproduction. It should be noted that the cabinet finish in cherry is not a wood veneer - while this is disclosed, speakers in this price range should have a wood veneer. Other than that, it is a fine system 11 out of 14 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Spectacular Written By Ryan, Wilmington, De on Wednesday, September 29, 2010 I first want to start off by saying this is my third set of home theater towers in my personal collection., I previously owned the Klipsch RF 15, Polk RTIA9, and now these, all of these were hooked up to an amp going through a Pioneer SC07. While one could argue the Polk RTA9's are much more of a speaker in many aspects then these, i would argue that these speakers are hands down better. They are extremly warm, nice amount of bass, amazingly loud, and can hanle anything you through at them. For the price i dont think you will find a better speaker. On the side i install home theaters....and these speakers would be my number one choice for any novice AV person. Buy them...and i guaruantee you will be pleasantly suprised.....there are many good reviews of these speakers from professionals out there....They are all true! 31 out of 31 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Floor-standing loudspeaker Grille 4 Rubber tipped leveling feet 4 Carpet spikes Spike wrench 2 Input terminal jumpers (installed) Owner's manual (English/ French/ Spanish/ German) Specification sheet (English/ French/ Spanish/ German) Warranty information Features and Specs General Enclosure Bass Reflex Finish Vinyl Color Black Ash Tweeter Dome Tweeter Size (inches) 1 Midrange Size (inches) 5.25 Woofer Size (inches) 6.5 Woofer Composition Clay/Ceramic/Poly Woofer Surround Rubber Built-in Powered Sub No Video-Shielded No Connector Type 5-way post Bi-amp Inputs Yes Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Specifications Power Range 20-200 Frequency Response 32-23k Hz Sensitivity 91 dB Impedance (Ohms) 6 Amplifier Power --- Height (inches) 40-5/8 Width (inches) 7-7/8 Depth (inches) 15-1/8 Weight 48.5 lbs Product Research Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Specifications Driver Technology Cone Design: The midrange and woofer cones are clay/ceramic filled polypropylene to optimize the combination of stiffness, internal damping, and low mass. The magnetically neutral polycarbonate baskets contribute additional stiffness, and the bullet-shaped phase-plugs enhance linearity at higher frequencies. Tweeter: The 1" titanium dome, Ferrofluid cooled tweeters use a neodymium magnet structure to help extend the frequency response at both ends for effortless, airy top octaves and smooth, uncolored response. Crossover Network: The crossover is a 3-way acoustical fourth order Linkwitz-Riley type with a 24 dB/octave slope. The crossover points are 500 Hz and 2,200 Hz. Connections Binding Posts: The dual binding post input terminals are located on the lower rear of the speaker cabinet. The two sets of binding posts are shorted together by a gold-plated jumper. With the jumper removed the Imagine T6 can be bi-wired or bi-amplified. The binding posts will accept spade connectors, single banana plugs, pin connectors, and bare wire up to 8 gauge. Mounting Options Leveling Feet: The Imagine T6 includes two sets of leveling feet; the rubber covered feet are used on a hard surface and add approximately 1/2" to the height of the speaker, the carpet spikes add approximately 1" to the height. Specifications Frequency Response: On Axis @ 0°: 32-23,000 Hz (+/-3 dB) On Axis @ 0°: 45-20,000 Hz (+/-1.5 dB) Off Axis @ 30°: 45-10,000 Hz (+/-1.5 dB) Low Frequency Cutoff -10 dB: 28 Hz Sensitivity: Anechoic Chamber: 89 dB Typical Listening Room: 91 dB 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 verify what's in the box, 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. Sorry, the PSB Image T6 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Floor-standing Speakers Or, you can still... 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All hands from the tall ship Astrid were safe on Thursday after the vessel, with nearly two dozen teenagers aboard, ran aground on the rocky south coast of Ireland.
The Astrid, a 136-foot, two-masted Dutch training ship, issued a "mayday" on Wednesday after it ran up on the rocks near Kinsale, County Cork, prompting what the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, or RNLI, described as a major air and sea rescue.
The young sailors were on a training cruise, and the Astrid was "one of 50 vessels taking part in a flotilla-style five-mile journey from Oysterhaven to Kinsale as part of Ireland's 2013 Gathering initiative," Sky News reports:
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I love these cookies - they end up a little more muffin/cake-like the way I make them - which I prefer.
sub flax seed for the egg (1TBS ground flax soaked in 3TBS warm water)
sub coconut oil for canola oil
sub applesauce for butter
use fewer chocolate chips than called for
I added cinnamon and replaced the canola oil with plain yogurt
I added cinnamon and replaced the canola oil with plain yogurt
I completely re-worked this recipe because the calorie count was too high. I substituted applesauce for the oil (same amount), used equivalent amounts of Splenda for baking instead of all sugar, cut the butter in half and used plain Greek yogurt for the other half, and used a cup and a half of ground oats and a quarter cup of whole wheat flour. I also substituted a half cup of walnuts for the chocolate chips. I made 24, 2 inch, substantial and really yummy cookies. Each has a calorie count of 60. I just like to eat more than one cookie!


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The Community of Disc Golfers and About All Things Disc Golf
These seem to me to be 2 of the largest dealers out there for discs. I wanted to get everyone's opinion on Discraft vs Innova and why?
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Not this again! lol! Both have great discs! Both have love for the sport! I think they are equal!
they all suck. you only find 1 out of 20 that flies right for you no matter what the company
there are molds from both that I like to throw, but Innova's champ plastic seems to have the biggest issue with inconsistancy.
I bet a search would produce at least a dozen similar threads. Here is how they ultimately pan out: Innova for driving, Discraft for midding, personal preference for putting. Then there will be a roc vs. buzzz fight. Someone will forget a z on the end of Buzzz and some Buzzz lover will correct them. Someone else will say "they all suck" (already happened). There will be 10-12 Latitude 64ers voicing their opinions...etc.
Yeah I say it have less to do with buying into a brand name and more to do with finding a disc that fly right for you. If you pick a brand and only go with it you may never find a disc you would have loved! My bag has in it, Gateway, Lat64, Westside, Rip Disc Golf, Innova, Discraft, SkyQuest, And DGA
And some times I take a few otehr brands if I'm playing a DGC that I want the Disc for... also throw some Quest, and have a Rampage... though I do not throw the Rampage that much. (Only because i had a big back surgery 6 month ago and it's still to big for me. You might even ask a friend that has a disc you are thinking about getting, sometimes a few throws with a friends disc can make you love or hate the disc. Side note, if at first you do not love a disc, give it a chance as it might just take a few throws to get the hang of it.
The answer is of course bacon.
This topic has been discussed to death and now there are quite a few new companies. My advice is to go buy a disc that looks promising and throw it. If you like it keep it in your bag.
If I had to throw only one brand I would probably choose Discraft. Mostly because there isn't an Innova mid-range I trust. But there are several Innova discs I like to keep in my bag, Star Archon, Star SL, Champ Banshee, Star Rhyno, and a DX Aviar. Unless you're sponsored by one company or the other, I think it's silly to just throw all one brand
Are you really saying that people mispell rock and buzz and disk golf, thats krazy tock.
Glow Champion Gator and Glow Champion Mako. I am being serious. They fly true forever. I didn't believe it the first time I heard it, either. Just try.
Haha. Nice.
I have a star Mako that I absolutely love.
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Monster High fans can design their very own monster creations with the Monster High Create-A-Monster Design Lab. Build a Monster High ghoul by selecting a torso, set of limbs, and head. Place the monster parts in the Design Lab and apply any of the desired face and body tattoos directly to the monster. Tattoos range from eyes with spider web-inspired makeup to stitches and more. It comes with more than 100 tattoos, an applicator brush, a full doll body, a fashion, and a wig. The Design Lab has a built-in storage drawer for storing the tattoos and applicator brush.
To apply the tattoos, fill the Design Lab with water, and press the button to pump water until the sponge in the applicator is completely wet. Choose what body part you want to tattoo and place it into the appropriate tray in the Design Lab. Choose a tattoo for that body part by matching the body part's code to the code on the tattoo sheet. Attach the desired tattoo to the applicator. Move the applicator into place so that it is above the body part you want to tattoo. Press the applicator onto the body part. Keep pressing until the LED lights stop flashing (about 40 seconds). Excess water will be released. Lift up the applicator and gently wipe the image with a moist sponge tip for best effect.
Kids can also apply the tattoos to the doll manually by soaking the applicator brush in water and pressing down on the tattoo.
To remove the tattoos, use warm soapy water or baby oil and a dishwashing scrub pad or sponge. Saturate the tattooed area for 30 seconds, then use the included plastic brush to loosen the tattoo. Rub away the tattoo with a scrub sponge and wipe clean. You may have to repeat the process several times until the tattoo is completely removed. Make sure the doll parts are dry before applying new tattoos.
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With the Monster High Create-A-Monster Design Lab, kids have endless combinations to concoct their own perfectly imperfect Monster High ghoul. It may take a few tries to get the tattoo application right. The instructions are fairly easy to follow, but executing it is a different story. Some of our tattoos didn't line up right on the body part, but that just adds to the ghoulish nature of our creation. And because kids can remove the tattoos, they can easily create a new tattooed ghoul.
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A Gaithersburg man was sentenced today to 60 years in prison for robbing and assaulting people playing poker at a College Park apartment in 2011.
Following a jury trial in September, Sergio Hernandez, 24, was convicted on 52 of 53 counts of robbery, assault and related charges stemming from the holdup that involved Hernandez beating victims in the head with firearms before fleeing with money, cell phones, clothing and other valuables.
During the sentencing, Prince George's County Circuit Court Judge Maureen Lamasney merged several related counts, and Hernandez was sentenced on 19 counts, accounting for 60 consecutive years in prison, though he will be eligible for parole after serving 30, according to state's attorney's office officials.
Elias Martinez, 26, of Hyattsville and Raheem Johnson, 24, of Hyattsville were believed to be involved in the crime and already pleaded guilty. Martinez was sentenced in September to 18 months and Johnson was sentenced in October to four years, according to online county court records.
According to charging documents, Hernandez and a co-conspirator, who has not been arrested or identified, were made aware of the poker gatherings and came to the apartment Aug. 13, 2011.
When a woman answered the apartment door, Hernandez and the unidentified co-conspirator pistol-whipped her on the head and rushed inside, announcing a robbery, according to charging documents.
"This was a violent incident and also a quality-of-life crime, an issue that we've been talking about that we want to crack down on," said John Erzen, a spokesman for Prince George's County State's Attorney Angela Alsobrooks, noting that there were nine victims in the crime. "We're certainly pleased with the outcome. We feel the punishment certainly fits the crime. Certainly now, his future is going to be off the streets where he can't hurt the citizens of Prince George's County."
Prosecutors said the two suspects held the victims at gunpoint while gathering possessions, including pants to get victims' wallets.
"Rather than just take their wallets from their pockets, they told them to take off their pants and hand them over," Erzen said.
Prosecutor Mike Wallace said the state used several witnesses, including victims, in the case who were able to positively identify Hernandez as one of the suspects, which helped secure the conviction, he said.
Wallace said at one point, Hernandez took off his mask as a way to intimidate the victims who at first were not complying with the demands to lay on the ground at gunpoint.
"We had several witnesses identify him in court and had a video that showed Hernandez coming into the building, on surveillance tape from the apartment," Wallace said. "At one point, he took off his mask, threatening and taunting the victims."
In a statement, Alsobrooks said having witnesses identify Hernandez as a gunman in the incident was the key to winning the case.
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The Oklahoma Sooners play Division I college football for the University of Oklahoma in the Big 12 Conference. The Sooners play their home games at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, OK. Oklahoma is coached by Bob Stoops. The Sooners' main rivals are Texas, Oklahoma State and Missouri.
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The Oklahoma football program started in 1895. Since then, Oklahoma has become one of the most storied and successful college football programs in the country. The Sooners have claimed seven national titles; most recently in 2000 when they finished 13-0. They have also won 43 conference title. Recently, Oklahoma won three of the last four Big 12 titles from 2007-2010.The Sooners have also produced five Heisman Trophy winners; quarterback Sam Bradford most recently won the award for his play in the 2008 season. In the 2010 National Football League Draft, three of the first four draft picks were Sooners (Bradford, Gerald McCoy and Trent Williams).
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3/11/15: Sooners fans can only hope that the defense will look a lot different next year. And play a lot differently. The 2014 season ended poorly for Oklahoma with losses to in-state rival Oklahoma State and a thrashing at the hands of Clemson in the Russell Athletic Bowl. Defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery left and is replaced by Diron Reynolds and Mike Stoops may be coaching from the box next season. One bright spot was linebacker Dominique Alexander. He will miss spring practices due to a wrist injury that required surgery. He should be fine for summer practices and the regular season, and looks to build on a strong year where he had 107 tackles and 1.5 sacks.
2/18/15: The NFL has simply been raiding college programs for assistant coaches this offseason and now the Sooners have felt the same sting as Ohio State and Miami. Oklahoma's co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery is now going to the Green Bay Packers - so at least he will have a front row seat for Brett Favre's jersey retirement next season. Montgomery was recently promoted, just last month, actually, but that apparently was not enough to keep him in the college ranks when he had the opportunity to go to the pros. A good pick up for the Packers and it may require some adjustments for the Sooners.
2/25/15: As it turns out, Oklahoma will never have a chance to use star wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham in an actual game. DGB may well be the most talented wide receiver in the draft this year (although Amare Cooper from Alabama may disagree), but he also comes with a lot of baggage. He was the top recruit for Mizzou three years ago, but was kicked out of the program for off-field incidents. He landed with the Sooners, and is turning pro without ever playing a down. He reportedly would have stayed for his senior season if co-offensive coordinator Jay Norvell would have stayed, but Norvell was fired after the Sooners lost their to Oklahoma State and Clemson.
2/11/15: The Oklahoma Sooners finished with the 14th ranked recruiting class in the country for 2015, according to Rivals, second in the Big 12 only to rival Texas (#12). The Sooners did not land any five star recruits, but did pull in 14 four-star guys to help bolster a program that struggled last season. Key among that list is a number of four star defensive backs who will hopefully steady the secondary. The Sooners also welcomed back 2014 five star running back Joe Mixon. Mixon was suspended for the entire 2014 season for an altercation with a female. He will not count in the 2015 tallies, but should be a strong addition if he lives up to his potential.
2/4/15: It seems like head coach Bob Stoops needs a few wins right now. Not just on the football field (that will have to wait until September), but also in recruiting. The Sooners were disappointing last season. They were a pre-season favorite to make the College Football Playoffs, but finished down in the standings in the Big 12. As of January 31, Oklahoma had the 14th ranked recruiting class in the nation (by Rivals). which was second in the Big 12. However, Charlie Strong is doing well and led all Big 12 programs with the No. 8 class.
1/28/15: What do you do when you are ranked 17th in the nation in recruiting with just over a week before National Signing Day? If you are Sooners' head coach Bob Stoops, you go fishing. But not just any fishing, you bring along recruits such as Antoine Stephens, who is rated as the number 45 cornerback this year. The Sooners need help in the secondary, and hope that Stephens is just one part of rebuilding that unit so the Sooners can compete with the high octane offenses that litter the Big 12 Conference. We will know in just another week.
1/21/15: Of course, having a star quarterback is among the most important things that any football team, whether high school, college or professional, must have. Which is why there seems to be some competition out there for Ohio State's Braxton Miller. With J.T. Barrett having such a great season and Cardale Jones winning those three big games, Miller may be the odd man out in Columbus. Former Sooner and current Arizona Cardinal Tony Stewart is trying to recruit Miller to Norman. At the same time, others have pitched Miller on their school - so this could be a fun few weeks before Miller decides where he is going to go.
1/14/15: There was some speculation that Sooners' head coach Bob Stoops may leave Norman after the season ended, possibly to go to Florida. Of course, that did not happen and it was probably no more than media speculation. But the Sooners do need a new offensive coordinator after parting ways with co-OCs Josh Heupel and Jay Norvell. Stoops targeted former Sooner player and current Louisville OC Garrick McGee, but he turned them down for an interview. Just some speculation here but maybe Charlie Weis is available. Or maybe not, since that has not worked out well in other places.
1/7/14: The Oklahoma Sooners finished their 2014 season not with a bang, but with a whimper. Unfortunately, the Sooners were routed by the Clemson Tigers 40-6 in the Russell Athletic Bowl to end their season. There is not much to discuss. Clemson took an early lead and built upon it throughout the game. For Oklahoma, it is a bit of a humbling reminder of how tough college football can be. On the bright side, this team is young and should be able to develop under the able tutelage of head coach Bob Stoops, and they should be back near the top next season.
11/16/14: No. 21 Oklahoma did not fall victim to the trap of Kansas. In fact, they did what they were supposed to do - blowout the visiting Jayhawks 44-7 and move forward. The biggest storyline of the game was freshman running back Samaje Perine. A week after Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon set a new NCAA single game rushing record with 408 yards (in three quarters), Perine topped it with 427 yards. He also added five touchdowns on the day. The Sooners are now 8-3 on the season and can get their ninth win after a bye when they host Oklahoma State.
11/19/14: The Oklahoma Sooner are not the major contenders that they were predicted to be at the beginning of the season, but they are not a bad team either. They are just developing and learning how to win. They took a big step in the right direction last Saturday at Texas Tech. The Sooners found themselves down 21-7 in the third quarter, but came back with a big rally to win 42-30. Oklahoma scored five touchdowns in the second half, including four on the ground. OU improved to 7-3 with the win and is home this weekend to take on Kansas.
11/12/14: No. 12 Baylor officially stuck the dagger into the Oklahoma Sooners season with a 48-14 drubbing in Norman last Saturday. The No. 15 Sooners took a 14-3 lead into the second quarter but seemed to quit playing at that point. The Bears scored the next 45 points and that was all she wrote. Oklahoma fell to 6-3 overall and 3-3 in Big 12 play. They will still go to a bowl game this season, but they will not be in an elite bowl and will not play for the national championship. They do have some opportunities to improve their record, though. They head to Lubbock, Texas to face the lowly Texas Tech Red Rangers this Saturday.
11/5/14: Oklahoma is looking up at a few teams in the Big 12, but they showed that they can still play some good football last Saturday at Iowa State. The Sooners took control of this game early, enjoying a 35-7 lead at halftime. QB Trevor Knight was 22-35 for 230 yards, three touchdowns and two INTs. He also added 146 yards on the ground and three more touchdowns. Overall, the Sooners had three players over 100 yards rushing and totaled an amazing 510 yards on the ground. Oklahoma improved to 6-2 with the 59-14 rout, a nice prep game for this Saturday when they host Baylor.
10/29/14: The Sooners had a chance to take a step back an evaluate where they are as a football program last week during their bye. Some may say that the season is a disappointment since Oklahoma sits at 5-2 overall and 2-2 in Big 12 play. There may be some wisdom to that assessment, but the season is not over by a long shot. The Sooners still have several conference opponents to play and anything could happen - especially in the crazy Big 12 where defense is often optional. In the meantime, Oklahoma has a good chance to improve their overall and conference records this Saturday against Iowa State.
10/22/14:No. 10 Oklahoma knew that last Saturday's matchup against No. 14 Kansas State in Manhattan would be difficult. And it was. The teams traded scores throughout the day leading up to a crucial fourth quarter. QB Trevor Knight hit Durron Neal for a touchdown with 10:35 left in the fourth quarter to draw within one point. Unfortunately, the extra point was blocked and that was the difference in the game as the Sooners fell 31-30. Oklahoma has a week off to practice their extra point protection and run defense before taking on Iowa State on November 1.
10/15/14: The Sooners probably should not have won the annual Red River Rivalry against the University of Texas Longhorns, played at the Texas State Fair. But they did, and a win is a win, and a Big 12 win is even more important. And a win over Texas is the most important of all. Texas dominated in the major statistical categories such as passing and rushing yards, efficiencies and first downs. The Sooners, however, took advantage of turnovers and special teams play for the 31-26 victory. Oklahoma is home this weekend to host the Kansas State Wildcats.
10/8/14: The sixth week of the college football season brought a lot of chaos to landscape as several of the top teams were upset, including Oregon, Alabama, Texas A&M, and even No. 4 ranked Oklahoma. The Sooners were on the road at No. 25 TCU for Big 12 matchup that not only affected the national rankings, but also the conference standings. After spotting the Horned Frogs a 14 point lead, the Sooners tied the game at the end of the first quarter. The teams traded identical scores until the final frame when TCU managed a touchdown, while Oklahoma could only muster a safety. TCU walked out with the 37-33 win. Since other top ranked teams lost, the Sooners fall may not be too bad. They can get some redemption on Saturday at the Red River Rivalry against Texas.
10/1/14: Compared to the SEC and the Pac-12, the Big 12 gets very little respect. And while the conference as a whole may not have the depth that those in the Southeast or West Coast may have, the top of the league can compete with anyone. The Sooners are in the top of that class, along with Baylor (and maybe Oklahoma State), and deserve their number 4 ranking. It is also nice that they manhandled Tennessee, who is consistently over-valued in the SEC and across the nation. Now that the bye week is over, the Sooners can get into the heart of the conference schedule, heading off to TCU this Saturday.
9/24/14: Several national pundits put the Oklahoma Sooners on upset alert for their game at West Virginia last Saturday. The fourth-ranked Sooners paid them no mind as they rolled to a decisive 45-33 victory. Oklahoma pulled away in the second quarter with three touchdowns and never looked back. To date, the Sooners may be playing the best football of any team in the land and they have a clear path to the playoffs. There may be concern about the defense allowing so many points, but the offense is certainly doing their part. The Sooners are on a bye this weekend but are back on Saturday, October 4 at TCU.
9/17/14: Week 3 of the college football season is in the books and the Oklahoma Sooners look like a team destined to get into the inaugural version of the college football playoffs. The Sooners welcomed the Tennessee Volunteers (of the SEC) and thoroughly overwhelmed them. The Vols stuck around for the first half, but had no answers in the third and fourth quarters. Oklahoma finished their non-conference schedule undefeated and with wins against respected teams. They now head up to Morgantown to face off against West Virginia but have their biggest Big 12 games at home this season.
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Never mind, I forgot who I'm trying to reason with. Have at him.
Never mind, I forgot who I'm trying to reason with. Have at him.
"Never mind, I forgot who I'm trying to reason with"- this isn't an insult?
Please, please, please let them sign him.
I think they want him to compliment Tebow on special teams:jetssuck:
Like the proverbial broken clock, this is one case where junk is actually right - it doesn't cost anything to check him out - although all you really gotta know about JaFatazz aside from squandering almost $40million, his addiction to codeinated cough syrup and miserable fail despite being given every chance to succeed is that he's delusional enough to attempt a comeback while still about 50-60lbs overweight.
I use the "broken clock" analogy because by reflex action, whether it involves Rex pimping his wife, Woody being one of two holdouts in resolving the ref strike, Sanchez, The Beancounter's cap hell legacy, the imploding clubhouses, the naive contention that Tripgate was an isolated initiative not organized by the hefty HC, hell, even that Sparano was OC-qualifiiedo put a spin on it- have you ever seen a case where he blindly doesn't defend or try to spin anything jest related?
So in this instance he's right.. but everyone here knows that even our more positively-wired Fins fans would be crapping on this possibility if it were the Fins doing it. It's too bad that Ryan Leaf is incarcerated; otherwise they could have fielded 3 of the most overreached, biggest QB busts in the modern era.
Over the course of NFL history, many guys who were considered washed up, came back with a new team and played exceptionally well. Jim Plunkett stands out in my mind because he led the Raiders to a SB win. Additionally, the Jets have little to no money to work with so this is the right call. If, a big if, the Jets were to sign Russell it would be at a vet minimum.
Will Russell be any good? I doubt it. The guy is going to shake hands at the combine weighing in at 305 which is 45 pounds overweight. If he was serious, I would think he would have been working out and lost the weight before the combine. The Jets will still need to bring in someone to play QB or at least set up a true competition in camp.
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C'mon...havent you just thought for a minute, that maybe just maybe they want to bring him in to give Sanchez career advice.
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Ridgway won 3-1 (14-25, 25-23, 25-21, 25-23) over Coudersport in the District 9 Class A volleyball quarterfinals Thursday night at Coudersport High School to become one of the last four teams remaining in the district.
The Lady Elkers now will play Saturday in the Final Four at St. Marys Area High School in pool play. Port Allegany, Clarion and A-C Valley are the other three teams to join the Lady Elkers.
PORT ALLEGANY – Johnsonburg made things interesting with a close first set but were never able to fully regroup in a 3-0 (26-24, 25-13, 25-20) loss Thursday night at No. 1 seed Port Allegany.
"We didn't really pass well but I thought we were really one hit away from winning that first game but then the second game, our composure went away a little bit," said Johnsonburg head varsity volleyball coach Bill Shuey. "You can't win this game if you can't pass the ball.
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Clarion won the first set 25-21, took the second set 25-13 and the third set 25-19.
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JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg volleyball opened the District 9 Class A volleyball playoffs with a 3-0 (25-22, 25-16, 25-18) victory over Cameron County in the first round Tuesday night at Johnsonburg Area High School.
ST. MARYS – The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders advanced to the quarterfinals of the District 9 Class A volleyball tournament with a 3-0 victory over the Keystone Lady Panthers last night at the ECCHS gym.
The Lady Crusaders won the first set 25-11. They took the second set 25-15 and won the third set 25-16.
The snowy weather and muddy conditions on Saturday in Ridgway did little to slow down the Elk County Catholic High School girls' and boys' cross country squads in the District 9 Cross Country Championships held at the Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School in Ridgway. The girls' team won their 11th consecutive AA team title by four points over Northern Potter, while the boys' team finished second after being edged by Oswayo Valley by one point. Both squads will advance to compete in the state meet next weekend in Hershey.
Ridgway boys golf celebrated the season with a banquet Sunday night at Laurel Mill Golf Club.
"As we get together to close out the season, as the head coach I can only hope that it was an enjoyable experience for everybody involved," Ridgway boys golf head coach Dave Zawatski said. "Records, scores and streaks which will soon be forgotten aside, I learned long ago that it is the memories of the 'journey' that will always be cherished. When I look back on the season down the road, I will most definitely have a ton of good memories."
ST. MARYS – In a game filled primarily with defense, one touchdown made the difference as to which of these county rivals goes to the district playoffs.
Cole Gerber's 1-yard touchdown run with 2:56 left in the fourth quarter was enough to give Elk County Catholic a 7-0 win over Ridgway Friday night at Dutch Country Stadium and push Elk County Catholic to a District 9 Class A playoff berth.
The Crusaders moved to 6-3 overall and 3-2 in the AML South while Ridgway drops to 5-4 overall and 2-3 in the AML South.
BROCKWAY – The Brockway Lady Rover soccer team eliminated the Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders from the District 9-A tournament by a 2-1 score in a quarterfinal game played at Frank Varischetti Field in Brockway.
This was the third time that these two teams had met this season.
"They beat us three times by one goal each time," said ECCHS coach Don Fabiano. "I congratulate them. To beat a team three times in one season is quite an accomplishment."
"Their keeper (Julie Vokes) played an outstanding game. She really was the difference. She literally robbed us," said Fabiano.
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Since the Monetary system is man made, why do we allow debt, inflation, starvation etc... to persist? Can the system be transformed?
Money is a social system where value can be moved and recognized on a global scale, but at its very core it is still man made. It is not sentient by any stretch of the imagination, it is controlled by man.
Would a better system be one that allows Money to, only have labor value?
The current system allows Money to be made from Money, which places more value in Money itself, than the necessary labor to produce goods or services.
In essence "The Emperor's New Clothes" we make something from nothing.
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Jan 5 2013: Impressive reply. Well said!!!
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Jan 6 2013: I remember reading one of your post concerning the economy, sorry I cannot recall the topic but I remember the Avatar, and your message.
Basically saying the same thing that Money is an established social system, where power is the driving factor. I paraphrase.
Made me think.Jan 6 2013: Hi Mark
This is a start, although I think Ted conversations may be preaching to the choir, but it is a start.Jan 7 2013: Just heard of a very good example of what I am talking about... NASA received funding, 4.1 million, to search for dangerous asteroids.
A possible Mass exticntion event will only get 4.1 million! A drop in the bucket.
Not very good for societyJan 6 2013: Depending on your definition of "money" (which you really should define when starting a conversation about it) there are alternatives for the monetary system and not all of them require perfect government or perfect people. An example of such an alternative is the "energy accounting" system developed by the technocratic movement.
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Jan 7 2013: "Isn't everything we do in essence already energy exchange?"
Yes, that's why energy has intrinsic value to everyone and that's the reason energy accounting was proposed as a replacement for the monetary system.
"Don't we trust reality to keep perfect score ;). But no, we want insight into the books, and control over them."
I don't think you know what energy accounting is...
Energy accounting doesn't keep tabs on nature (where the hell did you get that idea?), it keeps tabs on the consumption of people and production processes to make sure that if I order a chair the chair factory has enough energy to produce a chair and also to make sure some people, in their infinite greed, don't use up all the world's energy, finally it allows society to watch for over-consumption (beyond sustainible levels) of natural resources.Jan 7 2013: Hi Mark
Your comments are very insightfull, they remind me of James Burke. In one series he describes Man as just redefining the Universe, through discovery, which is not discovery, just a different version of the way things are.
Trying to remember which series that came from!!Jan 7 2013: Found it, "Balanced Anarchy" James Burke. From "The Day the Universe Changed"Jan 7 2013: Money has been defined, be it gold or naval lint, any currency where value has been placed and recognized on a global scale.
I agree, nature has its own books, we try to account by offering control. What still worries me is how that control is dealt out.
Jan 7 2013: "Money has been defined, be it gold or naval lint, any currency where value has been placed and recognized on a global scale."
That's awfully broad. Our current monetary system is but one of many that could exist by that definition, even without replacing dollars and euros for energy credits, a gold standard would already be different from the current monetary system (but not necessarily better) and still fit your definition of money.
Jan 7 2013: Interesting, Would not Energy credits be even more slanted towards industrialization?
I am a bit lost on Energy Credit being used as a Monetary system.
If Society can not police itself with the current system, what would be the mechanism that would allow Society to police who obtains the most energy per unit?Jan 8 2013: "Interesting, Would not Energy credits be even more slanted towards industrialization?"
Yes, but why would that be a problem?
"If Society can not police itself with the current system, what would be the mechanism that would allow Society to police who obtains the most energy per unit?"
Things like inflation, investment bubbles and large inheritances are made very difficult, if not impossible, by the very nature of energy credits, so the economic system would change a lot, even if none of the other rules were changed. In addition you could change the rules the same way you could change them for ordinary money, for example with a social dividend and/or guaranteed minimum income.Jan 5 2013: What would the effect be if the us government instead of giving a bailout directly to the banks were to give the banks a payment of some percentage of the mortgages held by the banks? Wouldn't that give the banks the same money while at the same time reducing the burden of debt on individual us mortgage holders? If this idea has any merit, could it be applied now by insisting that any bailout money not repaid to the Us Government be applied to all the mortgages held by the bank equally? Granted this might end up being a small percentage, but any percentage would improve the situation for individual debtors. If this idea has no merit please explain why, and if it is meritorious what can be done to advance the idea?
Jan 6 2013: that would have been a very good idea. But a better one would be to issue the money under the guise of buying shares of the banks, so each time they turned a profit the government would get a share, thus increasing revenues in government (yearly), allowing those funds to help alleviate funds and improve infrastructure.Jan 5 2013: Many issues are combined in your dream. Maybe the entire package is a bit large.
Jan 7 2013: I hope the "entire package" picks up steam. As for me, just a start, a nudge to get folks to think about the system and how it can be changed.


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In a bowl large enough to hold the chops, mix together the ginger, garlic, salt, cayenne, cumin, coriander, and turmeric to form a thick, slightly dry paste. Rub the chops well with this mixture and set aside to marinate for at least 2 hours and up to 8 hours in the refrigerator.
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