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Penguins at Jets - 02-15-13
-First things first. A meteorite hit the dang earth. Think about that....
-Beau Bennett will make his Penguins debut tonight and it appears he'll begin on the third line with Brandon Sutter and Tyler Kennedy. There's been some fretting over placing Bennett on the third line given his considerable skill set. But keep in mind that Dan Bylsma mixes and matches his lines constantly. Just because Bennett will begin on the third line that doesn't mean he'll finish there. Look at Matt Cooke.
-Bennett becomes the 18th player to wear No. 19 for the Penguins. He joins:
Bob Rivard (1968)
Jean Pronovost (1969-1978)
Gregg Sheppard (1979-1982)
Rick MacLeish (1983)
Grant Sasser (1984)
Arto Javanainen (1985)
Willy Lindstrom (1986-1987)
Dave McLlwain (1988-1989)
Randy Gilhen (1990)
Bryan Trottier (1991-1994)
Vladimir Vujtek (2003)
Rico Fata (2003)
Ramzi Abid (2004)
Ryan Whitney (2006-2009)
Colby Armstrong (2008)
Mike Comrie (2011)
Jason Williams (2012)
-Vladimir Vujtek? Yikes.
-Bennett becomes the third California-born player to play for the Penguins. He join Brookis Orpik and Brett Sterling.
-Eric Tangradi makes his Jets debut against the Penguins. It looks like he'll be on a line with Olli Jokinen and Kyle Wellwood, two fairly skilled players. We'd expect him to have a lot of jump in his game tonight given this being his first game against his former team. Based on some of the comments he's had since joining the Jets, he seems like he wants to prove something to Penguins management.
-The Jets have had some success with bigger forwards in the past two seasons. Andrew Ladd, Nik Antropov and Blake Wheeler have been solid players for the Jets. Perhaps they can find success with Tangradi as well.
-Marc-Andre Fleury gets another start after a so-so outing against the Senators. Hopefully for his sake, that shaky second period was just a hiccup.
-The Penguins' inconsistent power play gets a treat as it takes on a Jets' penalty kill which is operating at a league-worse 67.5 pecent. Yeesh.
-Zach Bogosian makes his season debut after recovering from a wrist injury. You have to imagine he'll be a bit rusty. We'd expect the Penguins to try and test him a bit tonight.
-EN reader @eahoff10 is at the game in Winnipeg and spotted this awful jersey foul. A No. 66 Jets jersey with what looks like "Martini" on the name plate:
-The Penguins' starters are Sidney Crosby, Pascal Dupuis, Chris Kunitz, Paul Martin, Brooks Orpik and Marc-Andre FLeury.
-Their scratches are Rpbert Bortuzzo, Zach Boychuk and Dustin Jeffrey.
-The Jets' starters are Andrew Ladd, Bryan Little, Blake Wheeler, Dustin Byfuglien, Tobias Enstrom and Ondrej Pavelec.
-Their scratches are Grant Clistrome, Paul Postma and Anthony Peluso.
19:34: Enstrom chops a one-timer from the left point. Bryan Little in front of the net battling with Orpik and re-directs it on net. Fleury knocks it down and smothers the rebound.
19:12: Off a feeed by Wellwood in the left corner, Tangradi chops a one-timer on net from the left circle. Letang gets a piece of it but the puck still deflects on net. Fleury fights it off and swats the rebound away.
17:47: Kris Letang calmly collects a puck at the right point, moves in a bit and swipes a slapper on net. Pavelec fights it off.
17:08: Tobias Enstrom is seen hunched over in the tunnel leading to his dressing room. A trainer is attending to him. Replays show Pascal Dupuis giving him a pedestrian check into the right wing corner of the Jets' zone but nothing was apparent in terms of how he may have been injured.
16:58: Deryk Engelland and Chris Thorburn oare locked up in the right wing corner of the Penguins' zone and drop the gloves. They mostly wrestly around whilanding a few rabbit punches before officials break them up. That was hardly the most entertaining fight you'll see.
16:41: The Penguins go to the net and get rewarded. The great Joe Vitale races up the right wing boards, dodges a few stick checks and lifts a wrister towards the net. Pavelec fights it off. The rebound hops in front of the blue paint. Craig Adams drives to the cage and hacks at the puck a few times before finally punching it in. What a play by Vitale to create that chance. And Adams was just persistent with the rebound. Vitale and Letang get assists. Penguins 1-0.
15:28: According to broadcaster Bob Errey, Tangradi had some words for Matt Niskanen prior to a faceoff. Battlign for a puck, Tangradi slams Tyler Kennedy into the left wing boards.
14:23: Little lifts a wrister from the right circle. Fleury bats it away with his glove.
14:02: A dump-in by th ePenguins from the neutral zone hits off the end boards and deflects to the front of the crease. Cooke and Neal each have chances on the rebound but can't beat Pavelec.
13:11: Glass is on with James Neal and Evgeni Malkin. After a steal by Neal behind the Jets' net, the puck is played to Despres at the left point. Despres lifts a wrister which is off the mark. Glass had a screen in front of Pavelec.
11:32: Tangradi chips a puck off the right wing boards, races by Martin and has a litte space in the right circe. As he attempts a backhander, Niskanen challenges and deflects the puck out of play with a poke check.
10:30: According to various media in Winnipeg, Enstrom is done for hte night. Ouch. He's so valuable for them. There won't be any easing Bogosian back into the lineup now.
9:50: Alexander Burmistrov glides up the left wing wall, makes a dazzling move by Letang and lifts a wrister which completely clears the cage and the glass. A fancy move followed up by a bad shot.
9:01: The Jets will get the first power play of the night. Orpik is called for cross checking against Jim Slater in front of the Penguins' crease. Sutter, Dupuis, Martin and Letang.
7:16: Glass wins a puck battle on the right wing boards of his own zone and chips it down ice.
7:01: The Orpik minor is killed. The Jets didn ot record an official shot on net with that chance.
6:26: Malkin plays a puck off the left wing boards in the Jets' zone to Martin above the right circle. Martin whacks a one-timer wide on the near side.
5:14: Evander Kane slams Letang into the boards at the right point of the Winnipeg zone.
4:30: Vitale races up the right wing and centers a pass to the slot for Adams. Adams appears to be held up abit by Jokinen but no call.
4:17: Tangradi and Despres race after a puck dumped into the left wing corner of the Penguins' zone. Tangradi drops Despres hard.
3:41: Kunitz gains the offensive zone with speed up the right wing wall and rips a wrister on net.
3:20: Byfuglien snaps off a wrister from the slot. Fleury fights it off.
2:58: Bennett shows of his defensive chops. From above the left wing circle, Antropov deals a pass to Kane streaking up the right wing. Bennett is back on a backcheck and breaks up the pass with a poke check.
2:22: After some solid woak on the boards by Malkin and Neal, Neal lifts w riste ron net from the left wing. Pavelec eats it up. Bennett was on the ice for that shift.
1:29: Kane tries to chug his way up the right wing boards, gains the offensive zone but is knocked off the puck by Malkin at hte point.
0:53: HUGE save. Despres whips a pass across the ice from the left wing in his own zone to Engelland on the right boards. The puck takes a big bounces off the boards and hops right to Little left circle. Little races in on a mini-breakaway. He goes wide to his right with a forehand shot. He lifts a little wrister but Fleury's left pad holds it out. Despres and Engelland owe Fleury a beer.
0:36: Mark Stuart chucks a puck on net from the left point. Fleury knocks it dead despite taffic and is able to cover the rebound.
0:00: End of period. Penguins 1, Jets 0.
-The Penguins controlled the first 15 minutes of that period. The Jets began to feed off some physical play and took over the last portion of the period.
-So far so good for Bennett. He seemed confident and composed. His defense was pretty impressive. He seems responsible in that area. It looks like he's been absorbing the lessons he's been given in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
-Bennett had 5:44 of ice time on five shifts and one shot.
-Eric Tangradi is playing like a man with a chip on his shoulder. And understandably so. He was a pain in the butt in terms of some of the hits he doled out.
-The Jets seem to be going after Letang quite a bit with some hits.
-Joe Vitale has used his speed up the wings to create a few chances. It's a pretty underrated aspect of his limited game.
-Losing Tobias Enstrom is a killer for the Jets. He's like a light version of Erik Karlsson of the Senators. He does so many things and is a tremendous skater. The Jets' defense is going to be taxed tonight.
-Litte is such an underrated player. He's one of the few successful first-round picks in Jets/Thrashers history. He's the seventh-leading scorer among players from what was a strong 2006 draft.
-The Penguins have a 12-6 lead in shots.
-Adams leads the game with three shots.
-Little and Blake Wheeler each lead the Jets with two.
-Ron Hainsey leads the Jets with 9:31.
-Letang leads the Penguins with 9:22.
-Faceoffs are tied, 8-8 (50 percent).
-Crosby and Little are each 4 for 6 (67 percent).
-Bogosian leads the game with two blocked shots.
19:00: The Jets keep after Letang. Antropov gives Letang a hit on the lerft wing boards of the Penguins' zone.
17:44: Zach Redmond and Burtmistrov each have chances in tight but can't beat Fleury.
17:18: Wellwood lifts a wrister from the right circle. Dupuis blocks it.
16:31: Taking a pass from Bennett at the left point, Niskanen strikes a one-timer from the left point which gets blocked by Tangradi.
16:20: The great Joe Vitale slams Wellwood into the boards in front of the home penalty box. Oof.
15:33: Crosby lifts a backhander from the right circle wide on the near side.
14:18: After James Wright slams Niskanen from behind on the right wing boards of the Penguins' zone, Adams takes exception and challenges Wright. They mostly wrestly around with a handful of punches being thrown. Officials step in and break it up.
13:27: Hainsey has a chance above the left circle and lifts wrister. Malkin slides down and blocks it with his legs.
13:11: Malkin races in off the left wing, slides to the slode, allows Hainsey to slide down and out of the play on a block attempt and puts a wrister on net. Pavelec challeges and fights off the puck. Neal has a chance with the rebound to the right of the cage but can't put it by Pavelec's left skate.
11:08: Wheeler races up the right wing, gets a step on Despres and lifts a wrister on net. Fleury challenges and fights it off.
10:49: Bogosian booms a slapper from above the right circle wide to the far side.
10:27: The great Joe Vitale challegnes Byfuglien and snap soff awrister which Pavelec fight soff.
10:11: Glass chips a loose puck on net from the left circle. Pavelec knocks it dead and covers.
9:30: Kunitz snaps off a wrister from the left circle wide on the near side.
7:54: Byfuglien booms a slapper from above the left circle. It hits something and deflects off the end boards. The puck bounces to Slater to th eleft of the cage and he whacks it on net. Fleury is able to kick it out.
7:23: Jokinen has a chance in the slot but snipes his wrister wide to the right of the cage.
6:44: Bogosian strikes a slapper from the right point. Bennett slides down to block it and taps the rebound into the neutral zone. Gutsy defensive play.
6:10: After a turnover by Despres behind his net, Hainsey lifts wrister from the center point over the cage.
5:53: With the Jets dominating puck possession in his own zone, Fleury covers the puck to break up their momentum.
5:11: Kane puts a shot on net rom deep on the left wing. Fleury holds it out. Antropov jabs at the rebound with a backhander twice while battling with Paul Martin. Fleury holds the shots out.
4:27: Letang has a slapper form the right point blocked by Tangradi.
3:19: Off a rush by Little into the Penguins' zone, Ladd jabs a boucing puck on net from the left circle. Fleury fights it off.
3:01: Redmond lifts a wrister from the slot. Fleury fights it off. Kennedy tries to corral the rebound but is tripped up by Thorburn. Letang, Martin, Crosby, Malkin and Kunitz take the ice. Neal is on the bench in some discomfort and being attended to by athletic trainer Chris Stewart.
2:24: Malkin snaps off a wrister from the left circle which Stuart blocks.
1:54: From below the goal ine on the right wing, Crosby snekas a pass through the crease to Kunitz in the left circle. Kunitz lifts a wrister off the side of the cage.
1:35: Malkin chops a slapper from above the left circle. Pavelec fights it off.
1:14: Niskanen puts a puck on net from the right point. Sutter re-directs it on net. Pavelec fights it off.
1:01: The Thorburn minor is killed. Penguins put plenty of rubber on net that chance. Officially they had two shots on net.
0:00: End of period. Penguins 1, Jets 0.
-The Jets dominated that period. They contained the in the Penguins' zone most of that period, initated contact and put plenty of shots on net. If not for Marc-Andre Fleury, the Penguing might be facing a deficit right now.
-Fleury was just outstanding. He was challenging shooters and spitting out safe rebounds.
-The Jets seemed to once again give the Penguins problems with their speed that period.
-The Penguins' fourth line might be their best line tonight. It's produced a few scoring chances just through ard work.
-Bennett did not take a shift after blocking that shot by Bogosian.
-A Craig Adams Hat Trick should be a goal, a fight and a mathmatical equation. Because he's from Harvard and those people are smart.
-The Penguins have a 21-20 lead in shots.
-Bryan Little leads the game with four shots.
-Adams and Malkin each lead the Penguins with three.
-Letang leads the game with 18:24 of ice time.
-Hainsey leads the Jets with 17:31.
-The Penguins have a 17-15 edge in faceoffs (53 percent).
-Little is 7 for 10 (70 percent).
-Crosby is 7 for 13 (54 percent).
-Bennett, Hainsey, Stuart, Tangradi and Bogosian each lead the game with two blocked shots.
-Don't mess with Tomas Vokoun:
18:31: Kane hustles up the left wing and whips a wrister wide to the far side. Niskanen pressured him intoshooting that wide.
17:49: Thorburn chips a shot on net from deep on the left wing. Fleury kicks it out.
16:27: A loose puck slides to Byfuglien at the right point. He winds up and golfs a one-timer on net. Fleury kicks it out despite traffic.
16:05: Ladd chops a feed from above the left circle wide to the far side. He appeared to be attempting a re-direction.
15:02: Behind the Penguins' net, Dupuis and Orpik battle with Antropov and Burmistrov. Orpik's stick is on the back of Antropov and rides up into Burmistrov's throat. Ouch. Burmistrov falls holding his Adam's Apple. Offiicails actually call Dupuis for high sticking. They got the wrong guy there. Adams, Glass, Niskanen and Orpik take the ice.
14:03: Ladd leaves a drop pass for Bogosian above the left circle. Bogosian pounds a slapper on net. Letang kicks out a rebound to the left wing boards. Letang chases it down and chips it down ice for a clear.
13:02: The Dupuis minor is killed. The Penguins did not allow much to the Jets there. Officially, Winnipeg had one shot on net during that power play.
12:39: Burmistrov lifts a wrister from above the left circle to the far side. Fleury gloves it.
12:27: Off some good work by Wheeler in the right wing corner, Stuart takes a pass in the left circle and drives a shot wide to the far side.
10:51: The great Joe Vitale circles out of the left wing corner and lifts a wrister on net from the left circle. Pavelec fights it off.
9:55: Bennett lines up for a facoeff on the left wing with Malkin and Neal.
8:34: From the left wing wall, Malkin deals a pass to Crosby in the slot. Crosby grips and rips a wrister wide to the right of the cage.
8:03: Martin settles a puck at the left point and chops a slapper on net. Pavelec gloves it.
7:20: From deep on the right wing, Kennedy flings a wrister on net. Pavelec fights it off.
6:42: Big moment here. Redmond is called for interference against Adams on a chip and chase play. Redmond barely touched Adams. Garbage call. The Penguins send out Malkin, Neal, Crosby, Martin and Letang.
6:18: Letang tries to dance by Stuart at the Winipeig blue line. His stick gets tangled up in Letang's legs. Letang falls. That's two minutes for tripping. This call is legit. The Penguins will have a two-man advantage for 1:38. They sent ouf Malkin, Kunitz, Letang, Crosby and Neal.
5:48: Bogosian steals a puck off Malkin at the right point and chips it down ice to kill some time. BIg play.
5:32: Little steals a puck off Crosby on the left wing boards and chips it down ice.
5:10: Malkin chops a slapper from above the right cirlce wide to the far side. Slater gets to the rebound and backhands it down ice.
4:49: Another power-play goal for Neal. Neal deals apass from the right cirlce to Malin at cneter point. Malkin deals it back to Neal in the right circle. Neal booms a one-timer which squeaks through Pavelec's five hole. What a shot. Malkin and Crosby get assists. The looks on the faces of Stuart and Redmond tell the complete story:
The Penguins still have 31 seconds of a one-man advantage to work with. Penguins 2-0.
4:18: The Stuart minor is killed.
4:06: A slapper by martin from the left point is deflects in front.
3:52: Sutter lifts a wrister from the right wing wall. Pavelec fights it off.
3:13: A loose puck hops into the air in the slot. Burmistrov whacks it out of mid-air on net. Fleury holds it out.
3:04: Crosby air-mails a wrister from just over the Winnipeg blue line on net. Pavelec eats it up.
2:14: Little snaps off a wrister from the high slot. Orpik blocks it out of play with a stick on puck.
2:12: Broadcaster Paul Steigerwald references Orpik's first career game and when he wore No. 29:
-The jersey Orpik wore in that game was actually Krzysztof Oliwa's old jersey.
1:52: Pavelec is puled for an etra attacker.
1:43: Letang chips a puck from the neutral zone into the offensive zone. The Jets touch up for icing. Not a great play by Letang. The Jets call a time-out to get organized.
1:35: The Jets get a goal off Letang's bad icing. Off a faceoff win in the left circle, Little fas on a wrister. The puck slides to Ladd to the right of the crease. Ladd goes to his backhand and lifts it by the glove hand of a sprawling Fleury. All of that because of a bad icing by Letang. Little and Wheeler get assists. Penguins 2-1.
0:27: After Kane fans on a spinning wrister in the left circle, Kunitz plays a loose puck off the right wing boards at his own blue line to Adams in the neutral zone. Adams chips it down ice for one of us:
It's Adams' second goal. Its his first two goal game since doing it against the Thrashers, Oct. 13, 2006. Kunitz and Orpik get assists. Penguins 3-1.
0:00: End of game. Penguins 3, Jets 1.
-It wasn't perfect. It wasn't pretty. It was hardly a game full of highlights. But it was a honest, hard-fought two points for the Penguins tonight.
-The star of this game was Marc-Andre Fleury. He held the fort for the Penguins, especially in the second period when the Jets were dominating play in the Penguins' zone. If not for a bit of a fluky bounce, he gets a shutout.
-The fourth line was outstanding tonight for the Penguins. It was easily the team's most consistent trio. Craig Adams, the great Joe Vitale and Tanner Glass created chances offensively with plain and simple hustle.
-Beau Bennett looked like he belonged in the NHL tonight. He wasn't overwhelmed by the speed or ferocity of the NHL game. He made little plays which showed he was fluent in the Penguins' system. And he showed some toughness.
-The Penguins better not complain about the officiating for a few games. They got a bit of a break on the penalty to Zach Redmond ultimately led to James' Neal's game-winning goal.
-The Penguins' power play was a mixed bag. It looked bad up until the moment Neal scored. It's weird how this unit just looks so disjointed for long stretches of time then BAM! It scores.
-Ondrej Pavelec deserved better. He fought out plenty of quality scoring chances and gave his team a chance to win this game.
-Eric Tangradi looked a million times better tonight than we can ever remember in any outing he had for the Penguins. He was aggressive, strong on the forecheck and even got involved in Winnipeg's offense a bit. Maybe he was running off emotion tonight, but he just looked like a better fit with the Jets.
-The Jets' blue line did a marvelous job despite the early loss of Tobias Enstrom. Their remaining defneseman each picked up a little bit more ice time and limited the quality scoring chances the Penguins could generate.
-The Penguins had a 28-26 lead in shots.
-Craig Adams and Bryan Little each led the game with four.
-Ron Hainsey led the game with 28:17 of ice time.
-Kris Letang led the Penguins with 27:54.
-The Penguins led in faceoffs, 30-26 (54 percent).
-Little was 12 for 20 (60 percent).
-Crosby was 13 for 24 (54 percent).
-Zach Bogosian and Mark Stuart each led the game with three blocked shots.
-Letang, Bennett and Brooks Orpik each led the Penguins with two blocked shots.
-Orpik (112 points) passed up Mario Faubert (111) for 73rd place on the franchise's all-time scoring list.
-Neal passed up Nick Harbaruk and Warren Young for 83rd place. All three have 101 points but Neal (52) has more goals than Harbaruk (40) and Young (49).


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My old man bought this Willys in the 60s from the original owner. Still running with the I4, 3 speed on the floor. Still has the tires he put on it when he bought it. We just use it to putt around our property...hunting vehicle. This thing is a TANK!
The body is pretty beat up, the brake lines need replaced and we're planning to alter the braking system to have a fail-safe since from the factory if your brakes went out it, NONE of your brakes worked. Aside from that, she fires right up and runs like a champ. You won't set any land-speed records with her, but I've only seen her stuck twice, in the winter of '93 and winter of '96 when we had over 3 feet of snow on the ground and she was high-centered. We dug the snow out from underneath and kept truckin'...tire chains on all four, she's unstoppable. This is the Jeep that got me hooked.
With that said, you may want to consider replacing the 9" drum brakes with 11". I did it and it dramatically helps in overall braking. Figured if you're going to do some brake upgrades, it just makes since. The 9" are just too easily fatigued...and squeak!
With all the mods done to my Jeep, I still wish I had the 134 straight 4 cyl in it. The V6 is just amazing, but that 4 cyl was so simplistic. If you have any questions on mods, just give me a shout.
Just noticed I messed up the title of the thread... '47 Willys* CJ2A...eh, you guys will figure it out.
MacGordon - Thanks, I'll keep that in mind! The drum brake upgrade is a logical one due to increased braking power and less noise. I'll bring it up to my old man. It's still his so I'm not going to go making any changes w/o his consent. I really hope to restore it one day, but that'll be a ways off. I'd like to keep it as close to original as possible.
4Jeepn - Thanks for fixing my title! and thank you, I suppose for a 65 year old Jeep it could be in a lot worse condition. Still needs some work though.
you dont have to beat any speed records when ya can go anywhere--
i love it, i got 1 and its as ugly as a wet cat as of now , but im just starting to take her apart----(so many ideas,, may take a while--lol)
Good stuff. She's a classic. Good luck it.
Here is the fix for dual circuts on the brakes if you don't want to convert to hanging pedals.
CJ Applications | Herm The Overdrive Guy
A 47 2A is what I learned to drive in and was also my introduction to back country wheeling, when I was a kid-60 years ago. The 11" brakes are a very good bolt-on improvement.
For specific info
The CJ2A Page Forums
A lot (ok, most) of the info on 3A and 3B's is also applicable
The CJ3B Page
the CJ3A Page
as is a lot of the early CJ-5 material
Early CJ5.net > Forums
Ive always wanted a pure hunting machine. But that thing is to Damn cool to not get it up and goin good again! Maybe ill turn my yj into a hunt rig and get one of those to drive around in!
That's a keeper...
Love the 'patina'..!!..
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Awarded the prestigious Caldecott Medal in 1986, The Polar Express has sold more than 7 million copies, become a classic holiday movie, and been translated into stage productions that take place across the United States during the holiday season.
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Chris Van Allsburg is the winner of two Caldecott Medals, for Jumanji and The Polar Express, as well as the recipient of a Caldecott Honor Book for The Garden of Abdul Gasazi. The author and illustrator of numerous picture books for children, he has also been awarded the Regina Medal for lifetime achievement in children's literature. In 1982, Jumanji was nominated for a National Book Award and in 1996, it was made into a popular feature film. Chris Van Allsburg was formerly an instructor at the Rhode Island School of Design. He lives in Rhode Island with his wife and two children.
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"As always, the forms are sculptured, the perspectives as dazzling as they are audacious, the colors rich and elegant, the use of light and shadow masterly." Horn Book Guide
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Running Time: 140
Director: Ed Powers
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Cast: Heaven (I), Dallas (I), Jake Steed, Alicia Charnee, Simone DeCarlo, Ed Powers, Kiana (I)
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Youthful, cute and ready to experiment - that's Simone De Carlo, who first started banging around at the tender age of thirteen. "I stick with poles, not holes," she claims, but soon the womanly charms of flame-tressed Dallas are warming up her lunch box for a hot lesbian chow-down. Plenty of authentic orgasms here, folks. When Simone brings her long-haired boyfriend in for another session somewhere down the line, the action continues to be hot, sweaty and real.
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Oakmont Regional's ability to come up big in key field hockey games was on display again last night.
In a rematch of last year's Division 2 state semifinal, the result was the same. Scoring a goal in each half, the Spartans blanked Frontier Regional, 2-0, at West Springfield High's Clark Field. Last year, Oakmont prevailed, 1-0, in overtime. This time around, however, a dramatic finish wasn't needed.
The Spartans (17-0-3) will face Eastern Mass. champ Watertown (22-0) at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Worcester State. These teams met in last year's final, which was won by the Red Raiders, 3-1.
"Getting to the finals again is very exciting," Oakmont coach Leanne Roy said. "Hopefully, this time around we can get them. I just want our girls to have the best game of their season on Saturday."
Last night, the Spartans sealed the victory against the Red Hawks (15-5-1) just 11 minutes into the second half. Amy Grenier's blast was stopped initially, but the ball sputtered out. Kathryn Nutting got a stick on it and fed it to sophomore forward Tara Harrington, who banged it home for a 2-0 lead.
Oakmont put on a keep-away clinic for the rest of the game. Frontier never mounted a serious threat throughout the game, not even managing a shot on goal.
"Our defense is tough back there," Roy said. "I think they are all comfortable with each other and read one another well. It's something they have learned through the season by notching several shutouts.
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Skip to comments.Do SS retirees now die before collecting all their lifetime contributions?
Posted on 11/20/2008 10:38:12 AM PST by Conservababe
Retirees receiving Social Security seem to believe that they will die before collecting all their lifetime contributions to the system, leaving a balance. But is this the truth? I know there are many variables so I was hoping someone could point me to stats.
If you had taken the social security taxes collected from you and your employer ($206,000) over the past 40 years and each year instead had put those into a bond paying 5%, you would now have a nest egg in excess of $450,000!!!!
And assuming as a retired person you only drew 5% a year from that $450,000 nest egg, you would receive $22,500 each year (nearly $2000 per month) and your family would still have the $450,000 when you died.
Yup those government programs are sure a great thing.
Re: "With every single pension or life insurance, the beneficiary is your spouse or your designated person."
True — but don't forget if Congress has its way, we will soon be forking over HALF of our post-death assets in 401Ks and IRAs to the GOVERNMENT thanks to that Theresa Ghilarducci (sp) "plan." Beneficiaries will get only half of what's left in our accounts when we die!!!
Absolutely- opt out if you please, privatize. Anything. To have someone actually address the problem would be divine.
what are you? a comedian? I can only assume that your post means you have no understanding of what it means to "means test" a program. How dare you call me by that, or any OTHER demonRAT name- you don't know me , so don't insult me. YOU wouldn't like it it if I refered to YOU as "Barney", would you?
It's class warfare when you make younger gens pay a tax to support the older gen.- and most of THEM don't need it, and certainly less than those still working and supporting young families.
MEANS TEST SS. If they don';t need it, they shouldn't get it. I don't CARE how "long" they have paid in. ALL of us pay taxes our whole lives- it ENTITLES us to NOTHING- get it?
Isn't that just another way of saying "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need?"
Re: No, retirees are not dying before they extract as much money from the system as they put in.
They are extracting far more than they put in."
In the first years of Soc. Sec., people tended to retire by 65 and died a few years later — if they lived much past 70 that was a big deal! But now, with people living so long —that Soc. Sec. just keeps getting paid out on the backs of younger workers.
My parents, Depression kids, always hated the idea of Soc. Sec. as it, like income tax in general, was designed to support those who would not or could not SAVE their income/assets for the future.
They recalled paying income tax at the end of the year, in total— all at once. Naturally that did not last long since so many people couldn't/wouldn't come up with the money to pay their tax share.
The current nightmare(s) have been a LONG time coming. Heaven knows how this country will recover from the multiple crises.
Re: "More class warfare. You want to means test people who have paid the maximum amount every year for 30 or 40 years and did the best they could to save for retirement? Screw that! You're no better than the thieves that are stealing that money from me today."
Agree, nothing is more corrupt than the idea of "means testing." That idea, long bandied about, needs to DIE.
If you're going to confiscate from my income on the pretense that it is forced savings for retirement, then you must pay it back. All of it. If you intend to reneg on the the agreement, stop stealing my money. Now!
Re: "Dont forget: unlike money you save in your 401-K, money in your SS account doesnt become an asset for your estate. Instead, the government is able to remove you as a liability when you die and keep any excess contributions."
Yes, they remove you as a liability when you die, and they don't waste any time!
My elderly mother died on the 29th of October a few years ago. She had already received the October payment, via automatic bank deposit.
When I notified SS of her death, they demanded the entire month be repaid to them. It would've been nice to have kept most of that money to help defray cost of ambulance/ER fees but noooooooooo — they got the whole month's payment back.
RE: "Dont forget that if you pass away before youre old enough to start drawing SS, you get exactly $0 of the thousands that were taken from you when you worked"
This is why my CPA has advised clients to begin taking SS payments at 62 whether they need the funds or not. Many people just want to "get something back." I don't necessarily agree with this practice, but a full 60 percent of early retirees take SS payments the minute they are eligible.
Given the fact that we ALL pay SS no matter what our income level and those with higher income pay more, it sounds like Obummer's wealth distribution plan to me and from your comment you are clearly supporting that idea.
I haven't done or posted anything that you could associate with Barney, so your comment on that point is moot.
You have to factor in your personal health, your tax situation, and whether or not you are still working (on the books).
Collecting at 62 definitely pushes you toward the "underground economy" if you want to keep working at something. That's my plan.
Also there's a little known provision that you can "reset" SS by paying back everything you've received to date and racheting up your benefit.
"We've established the most enormous gubermint entity ever conceived... and more people are worse off than ever. We've solved nothing! We've fixed nothing!"It is really quite demoralizing.
RE: "Also theres a little known provision that you can reset SS by paying back everything youve received to date and racheting up your benefit."
Oh yes, I know all about that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't remember who told me about it, but it was not the CPA.
Draftees into the military later that year (Roosevelt signed draft bill in September, 1940) were paid $21/month.
I've always heard that FDR insisted that benefits be universal lest the super-rich lobby for the program's termination.
At this point, I don't know if that's what would happen or not. I noticed that a lot of those wealthy suburbs voted for Obama.
Makes sense. I saw a TV special on Social Security a few years ago that noted that current recipients receive everything they and their employer put in, on average, within seven years of retirement.
Interesting that many online retirement calculators offer you the option of excluding any potential $ from Social Security. I am assuming that I will receive absolutely nothing. If I do get any benefits I will be glad to spend them to stimulate the economy.
As was yours comparing me with BO's wife
Good luck with that- I don't see the government giving ANYTHING back. That includes our freedoms, which are in more danger than ever, now.
No. I have no problem with giving SS to those who truly need help- REALLY need help. It is unfortunate that our culture has encouraged a generation of children only too happy to dump their parents on the taxpayer. I, for one, don't want to see Granny eating dog food (although, have you checked the price of THAT lately?).
My problem is this: Retirees with separate incomes from unions, 401Ks, other retirement savings, etc, paid off homes or some other way to boost their personal incomes, leaving SS as a means to pay their greens fees- THEY don't need it. And there are far more of THOSE than "grannys-in-the-walk-up". Seniors are the most invested and, arguably, the wealthiest population group. Most of them don't NEED SS, yet all will tell you how entitled they are TO it.
No one is entitled to welfare of ANY type, no one is entitled to the product of another's labor. Period.
Which, of course, is the basic argument against taxes of any type.
I don't think so...you are promoting wealth redistribution, something that the Obamas support. It's liberal class warfare, plain and simple. I call 'em as I see 'em and if you really feel that way about means testing for SS, you are on the wrong website and should expect responses such as mine.
It's not your money. It's a tax. There is no account in your name or a lockbox. Geez.
Excuse me...SS retirement benefits ARE NOT welfare. I have worked all my life (actually since I was 7) and paid in (since I was 15, I lied about my age to get the job as I was homeless), I should be able reap the rewards of MY OWN labor.
no one is entitled to the product of anothers labor. Period.
Make up your mind...you are contradicting yourself. Means testing is exactly that, providing others that didn't bother to work or plan ahead with the fruits of MY labor because you think I don't deserve it because I worked hard and saved for retirement. You can't call yourself a conservative if you truly believe what you do.
You must make very good money.
We need to "give with a warm hand" -- plan it such, so your beneficiaries get most of those assets before Big Fist Government takes it all.
Social Security IS wealth redistribution (or more accurately, income redistribution) already.
Money is seized from someone who earned it via FICA tax, and is then given directly to someone who else who didn't earn it via a Social Security check.
How is that not income redistribution? Of course it is. It's redistributed from working people to retired and disabled people.
I don't favor means testing, but it's dishonest to pretend that SS in it's current form is ANYTHING other than a straight income redistribution scheme.
They most certainly ARE welfare. It doesn't matter how long you have worked- it is not, nor was it EVER a "retirement account". It is a TAX on the backs of your children to support you. YOU paid the tax to support those before YOU.
If you don't NEED it, you should NOT GET IT. If you DO need it and can prove it, then NO ONE would deny it to you.
I do not understand HOW I could make my meaning any more clear.
You are NO conservative, you are a socialist. I'm sure you will enjoy the Obama administration.
My father, who died in January 2007 at the age of 97 figured out that he had used up his SS balance in the 1980's. He got over 20 years of benefits he didn't contribute.
You ARE an idiot.
Wow, snappy comeback. Get lost Michelle.
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I hope y'all are having fun here at FanDuel and I hope my posts give you some players to look at for your teams. We are still in inter-league play so career matchup numbers are few and far between. So my bread and butter stats fell butter side down, but I've got a few morsels today. Hope you enjoy! But not too much! Calories kill!
Dillon Gee: He has yet to lose this season, going 7-0 with a 2.86 ERA. He also has a 1.77 ERA a home vs. a 4.15 ERA on the road. Then he gets the soft hitting A's at home. And then he gets a 4,500 dollar price tag in FanDuel. You know what that gets me? A lot of high priced hitters in the Tuesday MLB Line Drive!
Jhoulys Chacin: He's won his last 3 starts and has given up 2 earned runs in that stretch. He faces the Cleveland Indians who in the last month have been the easiest team for FanDuel pitchers to face. They are giving up an average of 13.5 points to pitchers during that stretch. I can't pronounce or spell his name very easily, but I easily will start him tonight.
Josh Beckett: He has the Christmas morning matchup! The Padres!! Oh, and he is 6-2 with a 1.86 ERA and he's 2-0 with a 1.17 ERA in Fenway!!! This just in. Beckett is sick and Alfredo Aceves will get the start. Ugh. I would say give Aceves a start here, but I worry about how long he'll be able to go.
Paul Konerko: The Captain is 8 for his last 21 with 4 homers and faces Matt Garza who he is 3 for 6 against with a homer and 4 RBIs.
Justin Upton: J Up is 16 for his last 29 (.552) with a home run and has hit Luke Hochevar 2 for 5 with 2 doubles.
Chase Headley: Headley has been hitting like a crazed animal with really good hand eye coordination. He is 16 for his last 31 (.516), but he's also struck out 12 times in that stretch.
Roger Berdina: He is 11 for his last 24 (.458) with 3 home runs. He faces Doug Fister at home and he has been hitting righties well and at home even weller.
Michael Morse: It's crazy that there are so many Nationals hitting well, but they are! Morse is 9 for his last 24 with 3 homers. He hits righties slightly better than lefties so Fister better be careful!
Jemile Weeks: He's hitting well and he's cheap! Well, I don't know how well he tips or anything, but he is only 2,600 FanDuel fun bucks! He is 9 for his last 23 with 3 doubles.
Alcides Escobar: He is 18 for his last 33 (.545) and is showing no signs of slowing down. I'm not sure what's gotten into him (spit and possibly vinegar), but you might as well take the ride with him.
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Beautiful ^^
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Well done, indeed
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and to the people wondering about the red marks, i am almost certain those are rose petals :3
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How location decisions influence the transport cost of processed and unprocessed bioenergy digestates: the impact of plant size and location on profitability of biogas plants in Germany
The production of bioenergy is considered to be a promising energy source for a sustainable energy mix and it is politically promoted in many countries. With the exception of Brazilian ethanol, bioenergy not competitive to fossil energy sources, and therefore needs to be subsidised. Several types of bioenergy are based on bulky raw biomass with high per unit transport costs, importantly impacting on the plant's production costs and profitability. In addition, considerable quantities of digestates are released, causing disposal costs. Various studies in the past aimed primarily at analysing transport costs of inputs. In this paper we focus on disposal costs of fermentation digestates from biogas production in Germany and analyse different processing techniques and their impact on profitability for three plant size in three case study areas. Our results show that especially in regions with only a small amount of agricultural land and a large heterogeneity in its agricultural area, processing of digestates increases the profitability of biogas production. The same accounts for regions with high livestock density, where the area needed for disposal is comparatively large. The cost efficiency is enforced by a high share of animal excrements on input and the biogas plant size
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As we prepare the 2015-16 class curriculum here at Soul Level Astrology we offer a variety of ways for you to join our growing worldwide circle of souls boarding the train to the living future, which is our theme for the current teaching season: BRINGING ON THE FUTURE.
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This year's program features Bringing on the Living Future Through the 12 Signs monthlyTeleclassess.
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1) $100 off one 80-minute private Soul Level Astrology Reading with Mark Borax or Marcella Eversole. This can be scheduled any time during the membership year after your ninth month of participation, and requires a full year's membership to qualify. Learn More
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6.) Participation in our second annual in-person Tribal Drumbeat Communiy Circle at our rustic home with swimming pond in southern Vermont in August, 2016 from 10 am to 4 pm. A portion of this event will be available for those who can only attend by telephone via conference call. The gathering features music, drumming and circling up to explore Bringing on the Living Future.
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2015-2016 TeleClass Offerings
Class Bringing on the Living Future through the 12 Signs
Dates Second Saturdays of the month, September, 2015- June, 2016
Time 4:30 - 5:30 PM Eastern U.S. Time
Instructor Mark Borax with Marcella Eversole
Cost $20 drop-in. $165 for the series
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Via conference phone calls, Master Astrologer Mark Borax examiness the most futuristic side of each sign during the time that we're in it. And because we each possess all twelve signs in some unusual blend, there'll be something for everyone on each call.
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In January of 2017 we're beginning Level 1 of a 3-year, six-part program to become a certified Soul Level Astrologer. Please let us know of your interest.
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Dates January 2017 - June 2019
Time TBA
Instructor Mark Borax with Marcella Eversole
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This will be a hands-on class using students' birth charts to learn the step-by-step method Mark uses to study charts. Mark and Marcella provide basic building blocks of learning to read charts on a soul-level. The birth chart, which can initially seem like an incomprehensible pattern of gobbledy-gook, will now take shape as an inexhaustible resource for a lifetime's insight. The class is designed to build trust and intimacy, as we explore our journeys through love, death, sex karma and grace.
Using unpublished reference material from Ellias Lonsdale's Star Genesis, and his own private study book, Mark will make the art of chart interpretation understandable in sequential lessons. This course is designed to teach you to decode the multidimensional mysteries of the birth chart. No previous astrology experience or desire to become a practicing professional astrologer is necessary, though a basic knowledge of the fundamentals of traditional astrology can be helpful. We're seeking students willing to venture beyond traditional interpretations of planets and signs, and form a tight study group with a small band of spiritual outlaws. By spring, students will have completed Soul Level Astrology Training Level 1, the first of a five-part curriculum toward certification by Mark as a Soul Level Astrologer.
Building Blocks of Star Genesis: The Four Angles of the birth chart, Moon phases, Stars of Destiny, Dharmic Currents, Aspects and Houses. Toward the end of the series we'll launch independent study projects to equip students to teach us what they're learning.
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Coming into office as the National Youth Representatives in May 2012, Grace Michuki and myself ha ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
I have well read that and I can only but hope for the best. I always tell you that you have the potential to drive the youth agenda but you need to get it right lest the youths themselves turn against you. You have a deputy that either has little or no interest at all with all these concerns, I do not mean to be disrespectful but she is less aggressive. May be I just do not her and her style of doing things, may be just may be. I would painfully have to explain the impact of her responsibility, let alone on Kenyan Scouts, boss re-energize your deputy.
I like how you have brought out the ideas and gave them a new lease of life but until they are actualized they will remain decorators for this site.
Once again I wish us the very best. ترجمة
Posted 3. ديسمبر 2013
Government Rolls Out Five-Year Programme to Increase Forest Cover Sunday, December 1st 2013 at 18:38 hrs By Kobia Mwirichia (Standard Media) Nairobi, Kenya: The Government has started on a five-year programme to increase forest cover to ten per cent, President Uhuru Kenyatta has said. ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
Messengers of Peace Kenya video.. Rovers Scouts from Kenya are happy and proud to be Messengers of Peace ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
YOUTH FOR PEACE FORUM ADDRESS Addressing young people on the Messengers of Peace project and their role in promoting peaceful elections in Kenya ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
AFRICA INSPIRE: KENYA'S CONSCIOUS TRANSFORMATION This is a documentary done by a young Tunisian lady called Aya Chebbi on the role of young people in the development and promotion of a peaceful Africa; with Kenya as the case study. ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
Posted 30. أكتوبر 2013
An interview with Stephen Njoroge, a 13 years old Kenyan boy who is the Founder/President of We Care Clubs and also a Messenger of Peace Ambassador..... Courtesy of Nelson Opany, MoP Hero 2013 ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
Great project! ترجمة
Posted 17. أكتوبر 2013
Working as team leader my task is to kickstart the Global Torch Race and mobilizing Scouts from K ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
Posted 2. سبتمبر 2013
Every year thousands of Primary School Head Teachers from across the country gather for the Annua ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
The Chief Guest Prof. Mbula Bahemuka (University of Nairobi), Dr. ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
The Messengers of Peace Network in Kenya set up this blog for the purpose of reporting on its act ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
Dear Fellow Kenyans, ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
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Dear Fellow Rover Scouts, ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
Messengers of Peace Kenya was born after the MoP Africa Community Leaders Training that took plac ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
With the General Elections due on 4th March, every speaker emphasized the importance of maintaini ترجمةاقرأ المزيد
Posted 26. أكتوبر 2012
About Us"Uwezo" is the Swahili word for "Ability". ترجمةاقرأ المزيد