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Comic 168
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Title: Beaver and Steve go on holiday - part 6
Date: March 31, 2006
Summary: Beaver and Steve are eating breakfast while planning what to do next.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Bed-duvet, Bed-poles, Bed-Plate, Closet, Lamp-bottom, Lamp-Screen, Jam, Knife, Bread
Onomatopoeias used: "SLOPP"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
(Next morning)
Beaver and Steve are sitting at a table with various breakfast items.
Beaver: "Morning Steve! Did you get a good night's sleep?"
Steve: "Not really..."
Panel 2
A flashback of Steve lying awake in his bedroom at the night, surrounded by an alive closet, bed items and a lamp.
Closet: "Are you asleep yet?"
Bed post 1: Tee Hee.
 Bed post 2: Tee Hee.
 Lamp: "Sleeping is fun!"
Bed Duvet: "I know! Let's all sing the 3 AM song!..."
Panel 3
Beaver and Steve sit by the breakfast table, Beaver is holding a guide book and Steve is spreading jam on a slice of bread.
Beaver: "Oh well, as long as we're here, we may as well see the local attractions"
Bread with jam: "Tee hee! That tickles!"
Knife: "I love to spread!"
Jam-Bottle: "Giggle! And don't forget to put my lid back on when you're done!"
Panel 4
Steve waves the knife with a SLOPP. Beaver has laid down the book.
Beaver: "Oh look - there's a bus from this hotel that goes to pixie land museum. That should be interesting..."
Steve: "Museum? BORING."
Bread with jam: "WEE!"
Jam-bottle: "Heh heh... Seriously though. Don't forget the lid..."
Panel 5
Beaver holds the book up again.
Beaver: "Well let's see what else there is... ooh, this sounds good: 'The pixie land happy-fun festival of fun and happiness!"
Beaver: "Shall we go to that Steve?..."
Panel 6
Beaver has laid the book down again.
Steve is outside, running towards the museum bus with the jam lid in his hand.
Beaver: "Steve...?"
Bread with jam: "Hee Hee Heeeee..."
Knife spreading jam on the table: "Spread! Spread!!"
Jam-Bottle: "He... He took my lid... Why? SOB! Why??"
[To be contd.]
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…is Folger's in your vase!!
This is the first post in my 31 Day series: 31 Days of New Uses for Old Things. I'm really excited and
nervous overwhelmed excited!
This series will be taking a look at things that have been lying around my house and putting them to good uses (organizational, decor, etc.). I've gotten so many ideas from Pinterest and other bloggers. This series will inspire me to do actually DO it!! Hopefully this also helps you to rid your house of useless things and make it more organized and pretty!
My first project was to use a square vase that had been sitting on my desk for many months. I was inspired by a picture I saw on Pinterest (by the way, what do you think of the new look – I LOVE it!):
Looked like a GREAT way to organize all the make-up mess I had in my bathroom (I'm NOT showing you a picture of the mess – sorry no before picture this time!).
Plus, now that I have it in my bathroom, I smell the good aroma of coffee every time!! MMmM! Here is what I came up with (my vase was skinnier):
What do you think? Do you have any vases lying around you could do this with? I just think putting coffee beans in any container to freshen up a room is an AMAZING idea! Check by tomorrow to see what other New Uses for Old Things I've come up with!
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As a Red-Shirt Junior in 2011: Placed 20th at the Central Connecticut Cross Country Mini-Meet on Oct. 21 with 10:55…Ran the sub-varsity New England Cross Country Championship in 20:38 on Oct. 8…Finished the Fordham University Invitational in 21:12.02 on Sep. 10…Placed 14th with 15:31 on Sep. 3 at the Stony Brook Invitational.
As a Red-Shirt Sophomore in 2010: Placed 27th, with a time of 20:08, at the Quinnipiac Invitational on Sept. 18.
As a Sophomore in 2009: Redshirted the season.
As a Freshman in 2008: Finished in 37th, in 20:42.5, at the Northeast Conference Championships.
Before Quinnipiac: Attended Saint Basil Academy, where she was a two-time Indoor Track All-American in 2005 and 2007...PIAA State Champion in the 4x800 in 2007...Named to the All-League and All-State teams at Saint Basil Academy...Member of two-time PIAA Cross Country State championship team...Part of two cross country PIAA District I championship teams...Member of two-time AACA cross country championship team in 2006 and 2007...Part of PIAA Track & Field District I Champions in 2006, 2007 and 2008)...Won the 2005 Track & Field BAL Championship...Member of the team that won the 2006 and 2007 Track & Field AACA Championships.
Personal: A native of Philadelphia, Pa…Daughter of Mary and Frank Morelli...Sister Lynn runs cross country and track &field at the College of William and Mary...Sister Christina runs cross country and track & field at Saint Joseph's University...Salutatorian of her high school's graduating class.


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In this report, we focus on how companies can reach 2020 in a position to benefit from more favourable conditions thereafter.
The pharmaceutical industry is at a critical juncture. The tools to develop remarkable new medicines are materialising, demand for its products is increasing and the barriers to free trade are falling. But pharma also faces major economic and operational challenges, if it's to capitalise on these opportunities and create more value for healthcare payers, providers and patients.
Many of the conditions that will determine what happens in 2020 are already in place. Most of the products that will be launched are already in the pipeline; the processes being used to develop them are similar to those used for the past 10 years; the prevailing management culture remains that of the late 20th century; and a demanding commercial environment looks set to continue.
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11 Aug 2009
|Fly Fishing Festival in Manchester VT
American Museum of Fly fishing, Manchester VT
I enjoy fly fishing even though I'm not good at it. And I'll probably never get good because I go so infrequently. Over the years though, it has been the motivation to put me in some beautiful places and that's what I enjoy most about fishing for trout. The fly rod is just so I don't look like some idiot standing alone in a river. Now I look like a harmless old fool flogging the water with a stick. That's much better don't you think?
Early last fall, instead of going fishing as I should have, I visited the American Museum of Fly Fishing. It is a very impressive facility located next to the Orvis headquarters in Manchester VT. The building itself is a beautifully restored home on Route 7A a few minutes south of the town. If you enjoy fly fishing and all its traditions, you'll enjoy spending some time there. When I visited, admission was free to the main part of the museum but the art gallery had a small charge.
I was able to visit the library, reading room, museum store, and other rooms - there is enough there to hold your interest for an hour or more. And if you bring your fishing gear, you can fish the nearby Battenkill, one of the most famous trout streams in the world.
This Saturday, August 15, the museum is holding a fly fishing festival with displays and vendors of antique tackle, rod builders, artwork, fly tyers, fish carvers, and more. New to the festival this year is a great opportunity to "Cast with the Legends" where you can test famous antique rods to see how they feel. It's a rare opportunity to not only hold but also cast rods that would cost a lot of money to buy.
While you are in the area, I also suggest a visit to Hildene , the estate of Robert Todd Lincoln, some of President Abraham. It's a beautiful home with impressive gardens and grounds.
Manchester is known for its outlet stores, many of them very upscale brands. If you are a shopper, brace yourself to see many compelling bargains. Also, as mentioned above, the Orvis flagship store is located next to the museum and is a must stop too. Be sure to see the huge trout swimming in the pond that is half outdoors and half in the store. Just up Route 7A going north toward town, the Orvis outlet store has some incredibly low prices.
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(c) 2009 Jeff Connor (except the American Fly Fishing Museum and Orvis photos which are owned by those respective organizations )
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3 May 2009
|Mother's Day Ideas
Nobody loves you as much as mom. You can give her a Mother's Day she will cherish with the gift of Vermont. Take her to a Vermont inn, restaurant, attraction, or simply a drive in the country.
If that's not possible this year, you can send Vermont to her with a Vermont Teddy Bear. They are very good at online orders and ship quickly. If you are going to travel to Vermont next weekend (Mother's Day is May 10), a tour of the Vermont Teddy Bear factory in Shelburne VT would be fun.
Vermont Teddy Bear has several pages of Mother's Day bears on its website, plus a grandmother bear too.
Make reservations soon and enjoy your day with mom.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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12 Mar 2008
|St. Johnsbury VT Athenaeum Included in NY Times
The New York Times Travel section last week published an article about athenaeums around the eastern US, mainly New England. "Where Greek Ideals Meet New England Charm" includes a mention of the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum, a combined library and art gallery located in downtown St. Johnsbury. It's an outstanding facility where you can easily lose track of time.
The town of St. Johnsbury is a wonderful place to visit and great entrance to Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Other attractions in the area include the
Fairbanks Museum, Old Stone House Museum, and Stephen Huneck Dog Mountain.
More information about these attractions and others are listed on the Northeast Kingdom Chamber of Commerce website.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor (except the photo above) Grunberg Haus
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27 Feb 2008
|CNN Article On Stephen Huneck Dog Chapel
I've written Vermont Travel Notes entries about Stephen Huneck's unique dog chapel in St. Johnsbury VT as well as his artwork and galleries around the state (the newest is in Stowe). His whimsical and sometimes touching artwork is very popular with dog owners all over the world. As a result, he has received publicity in a large number of places, the most recent being CNN and its website. The article is entitled "Doggy Disneyland draws animals, owners by the pack" and it's a good description of Stephen, his artwork, and his 175 acre farm with widely known dog chapel. It's quite a structure, requiring an expenditure of several hundred thousand dollars, and well worth a visit if you are a dog lover. From our inn, it is a little over a 45 minute drive to Dog Mountain..
Another great place to visit in the St. Johnsbury area is the Fairbanks Museum. I also recommend a drive north to Lake Willoughby and then over to the area around the town of Island Pond to do some moose spotting.
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25 Dec 2007
|Waterbury's Alchemist Brew Pub Starts Blogging
The Alchemist brew pub and restaurant in Waterbury has been hugely popular right from day one four years ago. They have about seven excellent brews available including some standards and some specials from time to time. Moreover, they actually have a chef preparing food so the fare there is much better than the average hamburger and fries that most bars have. As a result, it is crowded most nights. If you like craft brewed beers, the Alchemist should definitely be on your list of places to visit in Vermont.
John Kimmick, the brew master, just started a blog and has one entry posted so far. It's a pretty good one as a matter of fact and gives the reader a good insight into what kinds of beers he is offering and some of the thought and work that goes into creating them.
The blog is called Notes from the Brewery and is subtitled "or What's Going on Down Here and Why." (The Brewing equipment is in the basement under the pub.)
I've seen quite a number of Vermont blogs get started only to dwindle quickly. That is why I usually wait until I'm sure the blog will really keep going before I recommend it or add it to my list of links in the left column of this blog. But I'm making an exception this time and we'll see how it works out. John even mentions being busy with work and family so I won't be surprised if the Alchemist blog has only occasional entries but that is OK as long as they are as good as the first one and John keeps writing them once in a while.
In addition to the blog, take a look at The Alchemist website for more information about the brews, the menu, news, operating hours, map, etc.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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|posted by grunhaus at 19:52 | permalink
10 Aug 2007
|Highest Altitude Restaurant in Vermont
Stowe gondola near the top of Mount Mansfield
Here is a different idea for lunch: eat at Stowe's Cliff House restaurant on Mount Mansfield, the highest mountain in Vermont. The restaurant is nearly at the top of the mountain. It is open from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm everyday the gondola is running. Reservations are not taken for lunch.
The food is a little pricey but very good. And you get a million dollar view free through floor-to-ceiling windows. You will see the Worcester Range in Vermont and on most days, the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Cliff House underwent a renovation last year and it looks great. There is a new exhibition kitchen where chef Jeff Egan serves an American cuisine menu with rustic Vermont recipes based on locally grown ingredients.
The Cliff House will be open for dinner August 18 and 25; Sept 1, 15, and 29; and Oct 6 for special Summit Series dinners. These are five course dinners that start with a champagne reception. Reservations are required - you can reserve online or by calling 800-253-4754. Space is limited. You can see a schedule and menus for the Summit Series dinners here..
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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Can someone point me to a OT prophecy about the Messiah being in the tomb for 3 days. As general or specific as you can think of. I think I have one, and it seems pretty obvious to me, but a lot of bible commentators don't mention it.
The one commentary I did find that agrees, says it's in fact the only 3 day messianic prophecy, so I want to check that out here and see if anyone knows of others or if anyone comes up with the one I came up with. Thanks!


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Today's Track of the Day is "Old Wave," from composer and electronic music pioneer Laurie Spiegel, off her 1980 LP release, The Expanding Universe. The entire album was created and processed with the help of the GROOVE System (short for Generated Real-time Output Operations on Voltage-controlled Equipment), an early computer music interface developed at Bell Labs in 1970. Much of Spiegel's work with the GROOVE System focused on procedural music generation, using complex algorithms programmed into the machine to determine the structure and progression of her work. GROOVE took the input from an analog synth, and manipulation of dials and knobs by the performer allowed the expressive quality of the sound to be changed. But GROOVE wasn't really a pick-up-and-play kind of machine, unless you happened to know the FORTRAN IV computer language needed to program patches on it.
The Expanding Universe looks like it's out-of-print at present. A version of Spiegel's "Appalachian Grove" can be heard on the generally well-regarded compilation OHM: The Early Gurus of Electronic Music, which should kinda be your go-to in general if you want to hear more early electronic stuff. Beyond that, The Expanding Universe can be found online through various second-hand sources. I'm not going to tell you how or where to find the album, but I will say that if you're a fan of early electronic music, it's well worth seeking out.


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Completed in 2010, the research facility is dedicated towards the advancement of new technologies. Each area of the complex includes both teaching rooms and show rooms, joined together in a laboratory type setting. A central energy storage showroom connects visitors to the rooms, which highlight power, new technologies, solar energy, and photovoltaic systems. The showrooms are connected to a main lobby, and they all sit on the ground floor of the complex.
Part of the complex boasts a mulit-level wing, which opens onto a terrace that soaks up the sun's rays with photovoltaic panels. The system is amplified thanks to tilted glazed surfaces, which channel and direct the sunlight onto the solar panels. The terrace faces a meeting hall, which enjoys cross breezes from the roof. The exterior of the Domus Technica is covered in a Uglass finish. This surface slightly changes color and luminosity based on the time of day and the weather conditions. At night, the building glows thanks to a lighting system powered by stored energy that is collected by the photovoltaic panels during the day.
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Beyonce's newfound love for social media has her fans enraptured, and the latest picture of her and Jay-Z possibly in the studio together is nothing short of a dream come true. E! reports that the photo was shot by Jo'zzy, a writer/artist from Timbaland's crew who apparent


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JHud has taken the acting world by storm since her Academy Award winning performance as Effie in 2006's Dreamgirls. Since then she has snagged roles in the Sex and the City movie and The Secret Life of Bees among others. Hudson will next appear on NBC's Broadway-based show Smash as Veronica Moore. She'll also star with fellow Idol alum, Jordin Sparks, in The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete.
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After abandoning a promising academic career in forensic science, aimless Doug returns to Portland to live with his more responsible big sister Gail. He quickly lands a dead-end job in an ice factory, but his latent passion for detective work is stoked when his ex-girlfriend goes missing. Armed with a handful of arcane clues, Doug enlists Gail and co-worker Carlos in a ramshackle investigation that draws the slacker sleuths into Portland's not-quite-seedy underground.
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I read on some board, don't remember which. That the dies wheren't really 3/4" but where more like 1 & 3/4".
They haven't had one at my local HF. But if that is where you need to be double check them at the store before you buy it.
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The quality of these units are less then stellar. For once in a while use for less than exacting work I think that it would work on thin stuff.
The reason is the sides are pretty thin material and the top plate is thin as well.
The rollers are on ball bearings.
I have some vintage (3 of them) wagon wheel benders that can be used for solid bars. And these work great. They are all Cast iron work horses.
The tubing benders by JD and a few other company's would be a better bet for Crome moly tubing. as the dies are designed to keep the tubing much more round then simply flattening on the sides to create the bend.
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HF Tubing bender
They also have a set of dies for the machine for square tubing. I sprung for a set of them (@ $49.95) and I was impressed with the bend there as well. So far they only have them for 1/2" square tubing. I don't know if they will go to bigger tubing (and if not, I don't know why not).
A friend came to my shop and wanted to bend a large circle out of 1 1/2" X 1/4" strap. I didn't have the square tube dies then, so we centered it on a round tubing die. It took a little effort to keep the material centered but we prevailed and the bender made a very nice base for a stand he was wanting to build.
I expect to get good service from the machine. The sides aren't very thick, but they are in tension and it seems to be enough. The dies are pretty hefty.
Somewhere I may still have the 1' tube and the 1/2" square I bent. If so, and there is interest I can take a photo.
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HF Tubing bender
I didn't find the tube yet, but we are getting a unusual (for us) bit of rain so I didn't prowl around in my scrap pile too long.
The square tube is bent about as tight as the machine will allow. The second photo shows the tube hitting the adjusting screw.
Also here is a photo of the small die and the large die. There is one in the middle.
As I said, I haven't used it much, but I expect to.
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John thank you for posting the pictures!
Actually that isn't very impressive for a smaller diameter bend! Years ago there was a member here with the handle of AZ Coyote I think. He posted these pictures of a modification he did to his Harbor Freights shape bender.
There sure seems to be a gap between the tubing roller and the shape bender far as size of radius. AZ Coyote's method is good up to 3-inch, but the roller looks like it could only go down to 12 inch or so.
It is NOT supposed to do small bends
It is a Roller not a Bender.
Try putting an Arch in some tubing for a gate with Az's modified Bender this is not a dig on AZ's mod-
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The AZ Coyote mod is a great one for tight bends, but it isn't good for what the other one is good for.
I have a home made bender like the AZ one that my neighbor made. It does a great job if you don't mind the distortion at the bend.
If you look here, and scroll down a bit you can see mine bending 1" and I've done 1 1/4" and 1 1/2".
(sorry, I couldn't make the link work)
This works great for what it does, but I'd hate to make a wheel or something with a large radius with it.


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MLSsoccer.com's Dan Haiek and Matt Doyle and break down the Fire's match vs. the Revs.
OK, so we got a little lazy on the first month of the #BeatQuincy MLS Fantasy League, my apologies.
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The Chicago Fire's performance in Montreal deserved all three points. Tactically Frank Yallop got it spot on, and Montreal looked like the road team on their own pitch. Yes, the team had an abundance of quality chances, and, not for the first time should have wrapped it up.
Now six matches in, I feel the jigsaw is starting to take shape. The Fire has learned some lessons, grown as a team, and are now poised to claim all three against New England this Saturday (3pm CT on NBC Sports Network).
Personally, I'm excited to jump on the 'Pub to Pitch' bus from A.J. Hudson's and enjoy the match without a headset. It promises to be a very open and exciting match, and here's what I'd look for from a tactical perspective…
Defender of the Year Injured?
In 2013, the Revs stood tall and kept an MLS best 14 clean sheets. After a dismal start this year, conceding four in Houston, Jay Heaps' defense is starting to show its strengths once more, allowing just three goals in their last four matches.
New England's hope of keeping the Fire scoreless will be dealt a huge blow if 2013 MLS Defender of the Year Jose Goncalves fails to overcome a right quad injury that he picked up last week. Goncalves was outstanding against the Fire last season. His strength and positional awareness often masks many of the deficiencies in partner A.J. Soares.
Soares tends to ball watch, a trait that won't bode well against the budding partnership of Mike Magee and Quincy Amarikwa. The Revs full backs also love to attack, meaning there may be plenty of space for Amarikwa to test Soares' pace and strength. From where I'm standing, there's only one winner in that battle. Excuse me, what time is it again? That's right, it's #QuincyTime!
Revs attack is riddled with talent, yet predictable
Only three Revs players have hit the back of the net this season, and the team has been held scoreless in four of its six matches. There are many reasons for this lack of production, including injuries to key players and new players gelling. My take is that this Revs 4-1-4-1 formation is too predictable at the moment.
Teal Bunbury is obviously a good player, but he's been a little too isolated by himself, and if the Fire defense do anything, don't allow him stretch his legs in behind. Daigo Kobayashi and Lee Nguyen are excellent ball players, with exquisite vision and passing ability and they'll look for Bunbury through the channels or over the top all afternoon.
The Fire gave up two big chances in Montreal last week, both errors, sending McInerney and Di Vaio racing through on goal. Luckily for the Fire, Di Vaio blazed over in the second half.
Chicago's defense has been improving every match, and I have no doubt that the Men in Red have the ability to physically brush Bunbury and Co. aside, however, have they learned enough lessons in order to stay mentally strong for 90+ minutes and eliminate any costly errors?
From battle of the Franks, to battle of the Flanks
There's a possibility that Patrick Nyarko and Harry Shipp will again occupy the flanks for the Fire on Saturday. Offensively, they'll be given room to express themselves, but defensively they've got a tough job on their hands.
New England's wingers, poster boy Diego Fagundez and Frenchman Saer Sene love to cut inside, leaving space for their full backs (Andrew Farrell, Chris Tierney, Kevin Alston etc) to attack. New York's constant rotation in midfield caused the Fire problems earlier this season, and they'll face a Revs side that also loves to roam. Discipline, shape and communication will be key when defending.
With that said, New England leave gaps and they can certainly be exposed when they turn the ball over. It's crucial that when the Fire do win the ball back, they pick a pass and look to hit Amarikwa or Nyarko in transition immediately.
When the Fire plays with pace and direction, it's a very dangerous team, but when the Fire loses its momentum and tempo, they suddenly start to play on the opposition's terms. A perfect example of this was the excellent first 20 minutes vs Philadelphia, compared to the shoddy second 25.
PREDICTION: I don't see a reason to make any changes to the team. Those 11 deserve to play from the start, but if fit, I think Dilly Duka would be a great guy to bring on against the Revs.
This is a good matchup for the Fire right now. I'll go with a first clean sheet and a first win of the season. 2-0 Fire with goals from Mike Magee and Patrick Nyarko.
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In case you didn't know by now, Saturday's Fire/Red Stars doubleheader at Toyota Park will feature a pair of cousins as Mike Magee and Jackie Santacaterina line up for their squads in front of friends, family and their hometown fans. In case you don't have tickets, click here....
Pick up Wednesday's edition of the Chicago Redeye and get the full scoop on Mike and Jackie's competitive relationship growing up, how each of them did on a soccer-themed quiz and this video where they find out how they did:
With the growth in popularity of the game in this country comes the higher knowledge of history, both good and bad, that surrounds the game we love.
Twenty-five years ago today, the Hillsborough disaster occurred in Sheffield, England, claiming the lives of 96 Liverpool FC supporters who attended the ground to see their club's FA Cup semifinal clash with Nottingham Forest.
As has become standard worldwide, supporters of the two clubs were separated to prevent any incident, with Liverpool supporters being given the Leppings Lane Stand at the west side of the ground.
Access to the stand was only possible through a few ill-repaired turnstiles and led to serious overcrowding outside of the stadium prior to kickoff of the match. Looking to ease pressure on the entry way, officials ordered an exit gate to be opened, the path through which led to a standing section that was already overcrowded.
Crushing ensued as too many fans were located in the terraces and were pinned up against a barrier meant to keep fans off the pitch. The game actually didn't even halt until the sixth minute when fans trying to escape the crush walked on to the field along with police who ordered the match to be postponed.
About an hour north of Sheffield, a 25-year-old Frank Yallop came on as a substitute in Ipswich Town's 2-2 draw at Bradford City. Having led 2-1 at halftime, the result was a disappointing one for the Tractor Boys who dropped points to a Bradford City club below them in the Second Division table.
With the game kicking off at the same time as the cup semifinal though, Yallop and his teammates didn't find out about the tragedy until after they'd come off the field at Valley Parade.
"It was terrible," Yallop recalled to Chicago-Fire.com. "I just remember the images and panic on everyone's faces. Seeing it on the news, it was really devastating to watch -- all they showed on TV was carrying people on the advertising boards to get care from the paramedics."
Perhaps the news hit a bit closer to home for those that had just completed the match at Bradford City's ground as four years earlier, it was the site of a fire that engulfed one entire stand during the final match of the 1984/85 season. That tragedy took the lives of 56, saw over 200 injured and was started by one lit cigarette discarded underneath the all-wooden stand.
The Bradford City fired occurred just weeks before another stadium crush in a match involving Liverpool occurred at the 1985 European Cup final at Heysel Stadium in Belgium. On that day, 39 people, most of which were supporters of Italian side Juventus, lost their lives and resulted in English clubs being banned from European competition indefinitely.
Perhaps in part because of the Heysel incident, many pointed the blame for the crush at Hillsborough on Liverpool supporters. Claims of drunkenness and fans without tickets trying to gain entry into the ground were bothgiven as contributing factors for the incident. In the end, the Taylor Report (published in 1990) found the main factor to Hillsborough to be failure of police control.
More recent inquiries from the Hillsborough Independent Panel exonerated Liverpool supporters of wrong doing in the incident, placing the blame squarely on public safety officials.
"It was sad because people had gotten to the game early to see a semifinal," Yallop said. "From mistakes made by the police, 96 people lose their lives. It's a tragic accident."
The Taylor Report's main recommendation saw stadiums in the UK made to be all-seater in order to make crowd control easier and safer, which greatly reduced the capacity of many stadiums in the country.
Twenty-five years on from Hillsborough, tributes from clubs and supporters around the world have poured in and tonight ESPN's "30 for 30" documentary series tackles the events at Hillsborough (7pm CT on ESPN). ESPN's Keith Olbermann spoke to Director Daniel Gordon about the film on Monday:
It's part of the magic of footy mythology that even with 22 players on the field, every game seems to center around the actions of a few trolls or the one great Prince. The other 20 or so characters stay in the background. But what makes the mythology live and move through time is that inevitably the seemingly inconsequential side characters develop their own story.
In Chicago, right now, that story is Quincy Amarikwa. For five years, his role in the fight scene was as a spear-holding extra, stabbing at people now and then as the camera panned by overhead. But now, the guy is hot. He's wearing face paint and screaming at people from his horse. I mean he's not only, finally, getting a run of starts, but he's already matched his top goals number in April. He's got not one but two hashtags of his own, he's running an internet marketing consultant business, he's teaching Sparky how to do laundry, and he's even risen to Fantasy fame.
After another goal in the Battle of the Franks in Montreal, people all over the league are taking notice. Not that Amarikwa is hiding. That's not his style. Saturday's matchup against former manager Frank Klopas brought a lot of cute nostalgic quotes, but Amarikwa was the only one who cut through the platitudes, saying, "Obviously it was nice to show him why I should have played more last year."
It's something that Amarikwa is used to, this approach of proving yourself. In a recent interview, he explained his approach as a substitute: You got five minutes to prove it, so prove it. Maybe that's why his substitute appearances were always marked by an almost impossible level of energy, physicality, hustle, and pace. He might only have five minutes, but he would bust those five minutes apart.
You can see as much in highlights from his past appearances. Turning guys, taking people on, ripping shots - no matter who the great Prince was in a particular game, Amarikwa demanded your attention. He was jumping in front of the camera, demanding his own scene. In San Jose, Colorado, and Toronto, fans loved the guy because he scared opponents - he's direct, pesky, tireless, sharp elbowed, and jacked. In his long haired days he looked like a Samoan rugby player. With his low center of gravity, giant thighs, and changes of direction, he now resembles an NFL fullback.
The problem was goals. Amarikwa was never a prolific scorer. Scoring 4 goals in 5 seasons as a striker isn't enough to get yourself a starting job.
And so, for five years, his MLS job description read something like this: "Impact substitute, sparkplug; i.e. ability to change game and create chances - not necessarily the one to take those chances."
That is, until last year, when Amarikwa was already on his way to dropping the spear and grabbing his own horse. The two bikes against Montreal (HE BIKES WHEN HE WANTS) may have been overshadowed by the excruciating miss in Toronto in September, but he continued to impress. His scoring rate per 90 minutes shot upwards.
Instead of contributing intangibles, he was contributing goals. The flying side volley against RSL helped turn the Fire's season around, and looking back now, it feels like an apt little analogy for his career so far. Because at first glance you watch it and you say, ok, a nice athletic goal late in a game, those are important. Good work. But then you watch the replay and you realize just how quick, how airborne, how technical the finish was. And you say to yourself, wait a minute, wow, that's a real goal scorer's goal.
This year, Amarikwa has started the season with three goals and an assist in five starts. He's the hottest player in the squad. And with manager Frank Yallop rewarding players' good form with minutes, Amarikwa is currently keeping DP Juan Luis Anangono on the bench.
It looks like Amarikwa found the efficacy he was lacking. He's transformed his old five minute blitz - all fight, opportunism, and "eff you" - into a 90 minute attack. It's the step we all wanted, and his mouthwatering partnership with Mike Magee is only just beginning.
What it means is that now, suddenly, the former side character Amarikwa isn't only creeping into the Prince's stories. He's developing a myth of his own.
Ben Schuman-Stoler is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @bsto.
#QuincyTime continued to take on a life of its own on this weekend when Fire forward Quincy Amarikwa scored the 54th minute equalizer in a 1-1 draw at Montreal on Saturday.
With the goal, Amarikwa has already equaled his total for the whole of 2013 just six matches into this season and has been involved in a goal in five of those games. Just to take it one further, Amarikwa has five goals and one assist in his last eight Fire appearances dating back to October 4 last season.
He started only five of those games.
So while the Fire are still winless in six matches (but unbeaten in five), Amarikwa seems to be the revelation early on this season. With the Fire having given up seven goals from dead ball sequences before Saturday, it was nice to see Amarikwa bury a set piece second ball for the Fire for a change.
One more look…
And for the second time this season, Quincy brought out the #cf97NaeNae to celebrate…
An MLS journeyman who's calling card has been coming off the bench, Amarikwa scored just four goals in his first 67 MLS matches but with six goals in the last year, he's already doubled his career goal total in 20 games with the Fire. As he continues to show efficiency on the field, I posed this question on Twitter Saturday…
It's still early but just wondering, could @QuincyAmarikwa score double digits this year? #cf97
— Jeff Crandall (@jefecrandall) April 12, 2014
What do you think are the reasons for Amarikwa's turnaround with the Fire? Will he become the eighth Fire player to hit double-digit goals by year's end? Give me your thoughts below!
Frank Yallop, Chicago Fire Head Coach and Director of Soccer
On his side's performance
"I thought we played very well the whole game. We really deserved the win, I think, today. Having said that, going a goal down right before halftime is never a good time. My team talk was to keep going. We were going to get chances, get that equalizer and hopefully go on to win the game. I'm very proud of the way we continued playing against a difficult side."
On how to get their first win
"If we keep playing like that, the wins will come. For me as a coach, I could only ask for effort, play and to create chances. We're getting punished for the odd chance the opposition is getting right now. In our last two games we've played well enough to win both games, but we haven't. So we got to keep going and not worry about it."
On the Jack McInerney and Marco Di Vaio partnership
"I had a feeling they may do that, with Jack coming into the team and them going for a home win. We were prepared for that. I think both of them run in behind very well. And to be honest, if you look at their goal, they did it well."
Forward Mike Magee
On the game's outcome
"Today was a good result. We've improved as the season has gone on. Today I felt we had a couple of missed opportunities. We were the better team, and you know it's just unfortunate."
On his side's confidence heading into the second half a goal down
"Obviously you don't want to give up a goal at the end of the half. At halftime, we said to keep doing what we were doing, keep plugging away and don't break our shape. We felt like we were going to get the equalizer and we also felt like we were going to get the winner, but it didn't come."
Forward Quincy Amarikwa
On scoring the equalizer
"We were confident to get everyone in the box as much as possible, just force the issue and pressure until something fell our way. I think Montreal was on their heels most of that sequence up until that goal and I felt it was just a matter of time until one of us put it away."
On what is needed to get their first win of the season
"A shutout. I mean if we can hold another team to zero goals, we'll win. We're scoring goals every game and that's what you want out of your offense. Collectively as a team, we just need to lock it down and not have any lapses in defense."
Whether you like having just a few libations with some of the club's most ardent supporters, enjoy the beautiful landscapes of rural Indiana, Michigan and Missouri, or just really like seeing the Chicago Fire play away from home, Section 8 On Tour Bus Trips (#S8OT) have something for everyone.
Returning this year, the Independent Supporters Association is offering all Fire supporters an away season ticket, which guarantees round trip bus fare and match tickets for this season's Fire away games in Columbus (May 24), Kansas City (July 6) and Toronto (August 23) for just $200.
While the execution of an Away Season Ticket isn't something new to Section 8 Chicago, it does return for the first time in a number of years because of the way the MLS schedule fell for the club's three closest away trips according to ISA Chairman Jeff Marinacci.
"The stars aligned for us," he told Chicago-Fire.com this week. "When we saw the schedule, having Toronto on a summer weekend makes it an easy sell. Though Columbus or Kansas City are good road games, Toronto just offers so much more, the trip is worth doing outside of just going to watch a match."
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Toronto nightlife no doubt has more to offer than Kansas City or Columbus but what Marinacci is referring to is the fact that the past few seasons, the team has played away in Toronto at midweek in September, making it difficult to coordinate a strong contingent of Fire supporters to travel by bus.
This year the Columbus and Toronto trips both fall on Saturdays, while the Kansas City trip falls on the Sunday of Independence Day weekend making the travel much easier all around.
As they do on all buses, Section 8 Chicago is subsidizing an additional $35 per person on the 2014 Away Season Ticket on top of the $50 subsidy provided for individual bus travel to these matches.
"Our commitment to spending our money is to support the guys on the field home and away," he said.
A great deal no doubt, not what if someone buying can only make it on one or two of the trips instead of the full complement of three? Marinacci said that while there is no partial away season ticket (and no refunds), the ISA will accommodate ticket transfers as coordinated through email@example.com.
Now through mid-May (when bus tickets for the Columbus trip will cut off), Section 8 Chicago is in a heavy push to sell the Away Season Ticket for the year. As part of that push, the ISA will be raffling one off during Saturday's Watch Party at A.J. Hudsons.
Next Saturday, the ISA will raffle off a second Away Season Ticket, purchased by the Club, at their tailgate in the north lot prior to the Chicago Fire/New England Revolution match.
If you'd rather just support a great initiative to get more Fire fans out on the road this season, go ahead and buy your Away Season Ticket by clicking here.
Ahead of Saturday's clash at Montreal's Olympic Stadium, neither Fire head coach Frank Yallop or the Impact's Frank Klopas will be happy with their team's defensive efforts five matches into the season, though they may have varying opinions about the number of goals their teams have produced.
See below the spots on the field both the Fire and Impact have scored and conceded from heading into Saturday's game:
|Goals Scored: 8
|Goals Against: 9
|Run of Play: 4
|Run of Play: 2
|Dead Ball/Set Piece Sequence: 4
|Dead Ball/Set Piece Sequence: 7
|Penalty Kick: 1, Corner Kick 2, Free Kick 1
|Penalty Kick : 1, Corner Kick 3, Free Kick 3
|Goals Scored: 5
|Goals Against: 9
|Run of Play: 5
|Run of Play: 6
|Dead Ball/Set Piece Sequence: 0
|Dead Ball/Set Piece Sequence: 3
|Penalty Kick: 0, Corner Kick 0, Free Kick 0
|Penalty Kick : 1, Corner Kick 0, Free Kick 2


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Hartline?- Had a few games where he didn't have good numbers but i don't remember thinking he looked bad in any particular game
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i stuffed up and didnt understand what was ment. will be using angle now. 65x65x10 be alright or would 50x50x8 be better?
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got the bottom die make up.
end up using some angle and put a 8mm spacer under one side of the angle. some the V is over 90 degrees. hopfully its enough to do 8mm do you think it will do 8mm the way i made it?
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NOOB CAD of what i did
black is the angle and plate the angle is on. red was the 3 bars i made to connect the 2 and blue is weld.
with the upper dies do i make it so the angle on the die is the same as the lower die?
on with the main frame got no ider how do make it so the press can slide other then using pipe
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how good do the upper die need to be? can you just grind it to shape?
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will it finished the press brake off. works awesome. tryed to bend some 5mmx about 300-400mm wide flat bar, got it to bend a little bit but then i stoped as the lower dies where turning into a banana
so far ive bend 5x100mm no problems, 3mm x about 250 no problems.
also too it will bend way last 90* which is a good thing i guess
i am thinking about making some differnt lower dies for when i want to bend some heavy section. just got to work out a design
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The Kane Lady Wolves took advantage of early errors and walks in a 5-2 win Thursday afternoon against the Ridgway Lady Elkers.
The visitors were able to build a small lead early on as Daria Huckabone scored on a Ridgway error as Kaila Jamerson reached safely for an early 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning. Triston Hillman followed with a sacrifice fly to center field for a 2-0 advantage.