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Although both teams have a good mix of youth and experience, don't be surprised if one of the veteran leaders makes the game-winning play.
Key coaches for the Packers' and Steelers' defensive staffs
Taking a closer look at some key coaches on the defensive staffs of the Packers and the Steelers.
Packers' Friday practice report
Following the Packers' final full practice, head coach Mike McCarthy characterized his team as "loose but confident," according to a pool report filed by Jim Trotter.
Steelers set to go without Pouncey, Smith
The Steelers wrapped up their Friday practice session, moving on with the news that neither C Maurkice Pouncey nor DE Aaron Smith would be able to play Sunday.
McCarthy talks motivational tactics Friday
Packers coach Mike McCarthy talked about the weather, motivational tactics and more in his final press conference before Sunday's Super Bowl.
McCarthy would be 'shocked' if injured Driver does not play Sunday
Packers WR Donald Driver will be held out of practice again Friday, but he's expected to play in the Super Bowl, head coach Mike McCarthy said Friday.
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Quotes from some of the key Steelers and Packers players and coaches leading up to Super Bowl XLV.
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The Steelers' O-line once more is being questioned. But if it wins a Super Bowl, after everything it has endured, the critics will be silenced.
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Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin gave his final press conference before Super Bowl XLV and issued one memorable statement.
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PFW continues to recap the Packers' previous four trips to the Super Bowl. The Packers were victorious in their first three Super Bowl apperances, but their luck ran out in Super Bowl XXXII as they were defeated by the Broncos.
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Every other day leading up to Super Sunday, the Pro Football Weekly Packers team app presents a handful of interesting factoids on this year's NFC champs on a broad variety of levels.
Super Bowl XLV matchup of the day: Friday
In the fifth of six Super Bowl matchups we're highlighting, we examine how the Steelers' wide receivers match up with the Packers' defensive backs.
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According to the NFL's pool report, QB Ben Roethlisberger was hot during practice on Thursday during the Steelers' practice at Texas Christian University.
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In his rant this week, PFW executive editor and resident Packers expert Dan Arkush reflects on the weather — both down in Dallas and in his home base of Chicago — before offering a bold Super Sunday prediction.
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Financial Organization, Planning, Budgeting - Want to Save More? Go "Cash"
Debit cards and credit cards are incredibly handy, but there can be a downside: If you don't pay attention, you may end up spending more than you plan… or can afford.
An easy way to get your spending back on track is to go "cash only" for a month or so. Take a budget category like "entertainment." Decide how much you can afford to spend this month, withdraw that much cash, and only use cash when you go out, rent movies, buy books, etc. That way you will always know where you stand, and will be less likely to make "automatic" purchases that add up to a lot more than you think.


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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – After an offensive September, October has dawned as the month for defense lovers.
Below is a look at three games from Week 6 and what they mean going forward followed by a look at three Week 7 games and the impact they will have.
Arkansas 24, Auburn 7
Arkansas' parachute opened and while the freefall might not be over, it has definitely slowed. The beleaguered Razorback defense held Auburn to its fewest points of the season and gave the Hogs something to be excited about for the first time since last year's Cotton Bowl.
The win will go a long way toward keeping the Razorbacks (2-4, 1-2) from finishing last in the SEC West. Arkansas has a chance to climb out of the basement: Kentucky and Ole Miss are its next opponents. It's hard to tell if Arkansas has regrouped any because of how bad Auburn has played, but a win of any kind is welcome at this point.
Auburn (1-4, 0-3) tried to correct some of its ills by replacing Kiehl Frazier at quarterback at halftime. Clint Moseley threw for more yards than Frazier did, and the Tigers' running game had some good moments, but Auburn's problems are too deep to be fixed easily.
Florida 14, LSU 6
What was widely considered to be the best defensive line in the country got manhandled and pummeled into submission by the Gators' OL.
Florida didn't even bother trying to pass because it didn't need to. Mike Gillislee's 146 yards kept Florida's offense moving and the Gators' defense didn't allow LSU to find the end zone.
As dominant as Florida (5-0, 4-0) was, the bigger story is the ineptitude of LSU's offense. After losing running back Alfred Blue to injury, LSU's offensive production has declined severely. Three weeks ago, the Tigers (5-1, 1-0) were No. 20 nationally in the country in third down conversion percentage and second in the SEC. After a 1-for-13 performance against Florida, they are now 10th in the SEC and 79th nationally.
Florida has staked its claim as a national championship contender and replaced LSU as the No. 4 team in the AP poll. Florida has a potential trap game against Vanderbilt before facing South Carolina and Georgia to determine if their title aspirations are legitimate.
South Carolina 35, Georgia 7
What the heck happened here? What has been a hotly contested, evenly matched game in the past – and looked like it would be again – turned into a blowout by halftime.
South Carolina has now beaten Georgia three straight times for the first time in the history of the series, which dates back to 1894. It was also the Gamecocks' biggest ever margin of victory over the 'Dogs. Marcus Lattimore rushed for 162 yards and a touchdown, tying Georgia's Todd Gurley for the SEC lead in rushing scores with nine. Gurley was held to 39 yards and no touchdowns.
Georgia's Aaron Murray threw for just 109 yards and an interception and was replaced as the SEC's leader in passing efficiency by the Gamecocks' Connor Shaw, who passed for 162 yards and two touchdowns.
Games to watch in Week 7 (all times Eastern):
No. 3 South Carolina at No. 9 LSU, 8 p.m., ESPN
Reeling from its loss to Florida, LSU cannot afford to lose again if it is to retain any hopes of a championship. Should LSU lose this game and take a second conference loss, the Tigers would need to win the rest of their games and have Alabama and Mississippi State lose another conference game just to get to the SEC Championship Game.
South Carolina is in a much better position. While national championship dreams are on the line, the Gamecocks' chances of making the SEC title game would be the same. A win over Florida on Oct. 20 gives South Carolina control of the SEC East regardless of the outcome of this game.
Tennessee at No. 19 Mississippi State, 9 p.m., ESPN2
Both teams have a lot to prove. While Mississippi State is 5-0 with two conference wins, those wins came against Auburn and Kentucky. The Bulldogs have a good chance to be 7-0 when they travel to Alabama on Oct. 27, but because of a soft early schedule, they still have a lot of doubters.
Tyler Russell has only thrown one interception this year – Jeff Driskel (1) and A.J. McCarron (none) are the only starting SEC QBs who have been comparable. Russell is fifth in the conference in total offense.
But it is the other side of the ball that has the most intrigue. Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray has thrown for the most yards per game of any quarterback in the SEC and is No. 8 in the country. He has, however, thrown six interceptions and Mississippi State's defense is tied for the conference lead with nine interceptions.
After this, Tennessee faces Alabama and South Carolina. A loss in all three would put bowl eligibility, and coach Derek Dooley's job, in serious doubt.
No. 22 Texas A&M at No. 23 Louisiana Tech, 9 p.m., ESPNU
This game is featured because it's one of only two games involving an SEC team where both are ranked. It was supposed to be the season opener for both teams, but they shared the same open date, and it was postponed because of Hurricane Isaac.
There are some intriguing numbers at play in this one. First off, Louisiana Tech is ranked in the AP poll for the first time since 1999 (second time overall) and in the Coaches' poll for the first time. Tech has never won a game while ranked, but currently holds the nation's longest regular-season winning streak.
If you like offense, this is the place to be. Tech is No. 3 nationally in scoring offense and A&M is No. 8. Defensively, however, the two teams could not be further apart. The Aggies are 14th in scoring defense and the Bulldogs are No. 106 out of 120, lower than all 14 SEC schools.
The stat lines for the quarterbacks should tell you everything you need to know. Johnny Manziel has thrown for 1,285 yards and 11 touchdowns, rushed for 495 yards and seven touchdowns for Texas A&M and ranks sixth in the country in total offense. Louisiana Tech's Colby Cameron has thrown for 1,447 yards with 13 touchdowns and no interceptions.
The Aggies could be the only team standing in the way of an undefeated season for Tech, which will move from the WAC to Conference USA next season. A&M had planned for this to be an off week before starting its gauntlet run of LSU, Auburn, Mississippi State and Alabama. Instead, it has to add another ranked foe to that list and gets no break.
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REITs May be the Answer for Weary and Wary Investors
As the stock market continues to spook investors with its wild gyrations and yields on bonds and savings instruments sink to near zero, many investors are beginning to panic as they watch their investment returns shrink. That may be one reason why Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT) have suddenly caught fire. Investors are discovering that REITs can provide healthy yields and capital appreciation potential in a relatively safe investment.
Essentially REITs are companies that purchase and manage real estate and the income they generate from leases and sale profits is passed directly onto investors. REITs are traded like stocks on the major stock exchanges so anyone can buy shares of ownership in diversified portfolios of residential or commercial real estate. Here's why you might consider a REIT for your investment portfolio:
- It enables you to further diversify your portfolio into quality real estate.
- REITs are traded on the stock exchange so they are considered to be a liquid investment.
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Carbondale Historical Quilt
The idea for the Carbondale Historical Quilt came to Millie Dunkel as a result of a walking tour of historic houses in Carbondale, guided by Helen Deniston. In 1982 local artists and craftsmen combined their talents to design and produce a quilt depicting Carbondale history. Millie Dunkel, project coordinator, and 26 other individuals worked on the project for two years. Since a new library for the Carbondale community was in the planning stages the group decided it would be the perfect place to display the finished product and contacted the library's Board of Trustees. The quilt was completed in the spring of 1983 and hung near the entrance of the new library building when it opened on July 14, 1983.
The quilt is comprised of 24 blocks, each with 14 inch dimensions. Each square portrays an important person, historical building or historical event dating from the founding of Carbondale in 1852 to the burning of Old Main on the campus of Southern Illinois University in 1969.
The Meaning of each Quilt Block
|Rapp House by Mary Alice Kimmel & Mary Barrow Brown: This notable home was considered the masterpiece of Isaac Rapp, an early builder in Carbondale. Rapp built this towered residence for the Frank J. Chapman family in 1868. The woodwork was hand turned at the Rapp mill. It had a curved walnut staircase and eleven open fireplaces with mantels. After Mr. Chapman's murder in Johnson County, the John Campbell family purchased the home. In 1901 the First Baptist Church purchased the house and it became the Baptist Annex. The first documented public library in Carbondale was located in the Annex. The structure was demolished in 1966.
|John A. Logan by Vera Grosowsky: John A. Logan was a Civil War general and statesman. He was a native of Murphysboro and lived in Carbondale, Benton and Marion. He was the Republican candidate for Vice President in 1884. He served 4 terms as senator, 2 terms as a representative at large and 1 term as representative. He was severely and repeatedly wounded in the Civil War and died as a result of those wounds in 1886. John A. Logan Community College in Carterville, IL is named in his honor. His house still stands on Oak Street in Carbondale.
|Old Main Fire by Carolyn DeHoff: In 1869 a newly formed university called Southern Illinois Normal University purchased 20 acres of land from Mrs. Mary A. Sanders. Upon this land on May 17, 1870, was laid the cornerstone for the first building of this university--Old Main. The building cost approximately $225,000 and opened for classes on July 1, 1874. Nine years later, on November 26, 1882, this original Old Main was destroyed by fire. The college was then housed in temporary quarters until 1885, when reconstruction of the second Old Main was completed. Incorporated into this second structure were the existing walls of the first floor still on the original foundation. As Southern Illinois University grew and expanded, Old Main was an integral part of the university until Sunday June 8, 1969, when it was again ravaged by fire in which arson is suspected. The building was razed by the university after this second fire and never rebuilt.
|Dr. and Mrs. Dan Foley Home on West Walnut by Jean Foley: The central portion of the house at 511 West Walnut was built in 1858 for William Dixon. According to stories of early residents, it was General Williams Union headquarters during the Civil War and soldiers were encamped on the surrounding grounds. The home sold a few times and was inherited by the Foleys in 1964.
|First Train into Carbondale by Millie Dunkel: After years of
false starts, the Illinois Central Railroad line going through
Carbondale was completed. The first train came north from Cairo, IL.
It arrived on July 4, 1854. It was another 2 years before the line was
completed to Chicago, making it the longest railroad line in the world
in 1856.
|Interurban by Vivian Marks & Margaret Vallo: In the early
1900's a trolley, the Interurban, stopped at the Franklin Hotel on the
corner of Illinois Avenue and Jackson Street. Passengers were allowed
to leave or board at any crossroad between Carbondale and Murphysboro.
The only regularly scheduled stop was midway between the two towns at
the Henry Amusement Park.
|Roberts Hotel by Judy Moeglin: Built in the 1870's by James M.
Campbell, the Newell House was remodeled in 1903 after a fire and
renamed the Roberts Hotel after its manager. This building still
stands at the S.E. corner of Main and Washington streets across from
what was the old Opera House. The building was again remodeled in 1965
and renamed the Bening Building.
|Illinois Central Railroad Station by Clairbel McDaniel:
Carbondale was a busy railroad center during the first half of the
1900's. The old Illinois Central Railroad station was built of red
brick in 1904. It housed the train depot as well as the American
Express and Western Union Telegraph companies. It has recently been
renovated and now houses the Carbondale Convention and Tourism Bureau.
|Training School (SINU) Art Ed Class by Susan Perry: The "Old
Normal" (SINU) was and continues to be an important part of Carbondale
history. Originally SIU was a school for teacher education. Art
education classes in the 1900's were limited to what the teacher would
need in the classroom. A favorite model designed for the blackboard
was the American flag. This square depicts a student practicing
blackboard skills.
|Hundley House by Bonnie Moreno: The frame house at 204 South
Maple originally occupied the southwest corner lot at Main and Maple
streets. This house was moved in 1907 by John C. and Luella Hundley to
make way for the construction of their new home, now called Hundley
|Daniel Harmon Brush by Marilyn Boysen: In August 1852 Daniel
Harmon Brush and Asgill Conner explored the land along the surveyed
properties of the Illinois Central Railroad. They discovered that for
about a mile the land in direct line with Murphysboro and Marion was
level. Brush went to Jonesboro to secure sufficient land to build a
town, and if possible convince the railroad to put in a switch and a
stopping place. On November 24, 1852 the town was laid out and named
Carbondale. Brush not only founded the town of Carbondale but
continued to be an active member of the community. In 1853 he opened a
general store, where he later ran a telegraph office. He also owned
the town mill. In 1854 he shipped the first freight in by railroad
from Cairo, IL and the next year shipped goods to Chicago. When the
first school was built in 1856, Brush was one of the few to help with
the expense by donating over $800. He was also responsible for the
town's first bank in 1859. In 1860 he was licensed to practice law and
in 1863 he was made a colonel in the Union Army under General Grant. On
February 10, 1890, Brush was in his study writing his memoirs. The
property outside his window was being cleared for Brush School. He was
always ready to assist in the work of the community and left his
writing to offer assistance in removing a tree. He was holding one of
the ropes but made the mistake of tying it around his waist. When the
tree fell it sent him in the wrong direction and cost him his life.
Brush School burned in the 1970's. In 1982 its remnants were removed,
and Carbondale Public Library now stands on the site.
|The Opera House by Donna Hertter: The building was in existence
by 1887. Several businesses occupied the first floor: a dry goods
store, Prickett and Porter's drugstore, and the First National Bank.
The second and third floors were an opera house, which later became a
silent movie theater. The building is still standing, although the
front has changed several times. Located on the corner of Washington
and Main streets, the building was occupied by the Bank of Carbondale
until 1981. In 1983 it was made available to the Jackson County Stage
Company for renovation as a community theater.
|West Side School by Jewell D. Vieceli: This elementary school
was the first school in Carbondale. The wooden frame structure, 20x30
ft., was built in 1856 at a cost of between $500 and $935. West Side
School, in the 400 block of West Main was used a s a school until 1905.
|Paul and Virginia Fountain by Doris Dale: This statue on the campus of SIU was a gift from the class of 1887.
|Harker-Mitchell Home by Ann Gardner: This house, which stood at
416 West Main, was built by Judge Oliver A. Harker in the early
1880's. Judge Harker was also one of the original incorporators of the
First National Bank, chartered in 1893. The house was later purchased
by E. E. Mitchell about 1906.
|Original City Plat by Bonnie Miller: Carbondale town lots were surveyed by Dr. William Richart in 1852. He laid out the central portion of the town, about 56 acres, with 9.6 acres reserved for the railroad station, switch tracks and a central park. Surrounding this area were a few blocks laid out in small lots, with streets running parallel to or at right angles to the line of railroad tracks. Present bounds are Oak on the north, Walnut on the south, University on the west and Marion on the east. Lots not yet assigned to a proprietor were sold on January 4, 1853, to the highest bidder. Prices ranged from $6 to $100 per lot, averaging $24. Carbondale was formally organized and incorporated by action of the Illinois legislature in March 1856.
|Woodlawn Cemetery by Ellen Hall: Prior to incorporation of
Carbondale, authority for all decisions affecting its residents reposed
with the Jackson County commissioners. Woodlawn Cemetery was
incorporated by a special act of the state legislature in 1854. Wesley
Winfrey, first prominent citizen to die in the new town was buried
there in 1856. More than 60 Civil war veterans are buried in
Woodlawn. The first memorial service in Illinois, and perhaps the
first in the country, to honor those who died in the Civil War took
place at Woodlawn Cemetery on April 29, 1866. General John A. Logan,
who attended that first ceremony, was impressed by the observance. It
was repeated the next year and on May 5, 1868 Logan, as Commander of
the Grand Army of the Republic, signed General Order No. 11 which set
May 30, 1868 as a Memorial Day with the hope it would be kept up from
year to year. By 1888 it had been made a legal holiday in 12 northern
|First Airport by Myers Walker & Frances Walker: Carbondale's
first airport was located just east of the Illinois Central Railroad
tracks and south of Dillinger's road. Simply a grass strip with a
small hangar nearby, it was operated by the American Legion in the
early 1930's. The plane shown on the ground is the GeeBee in which
Jimmy Doolittle won the Bendix Trophy race in 1932. At that time it
held the world land plane speed record of 296 mph. The plane shown in
the air is a Traveler Sport owned by Floyd "Chaufie" Jones, later
Carbondale police chief.
|Squirrel Tale by Bette Deniston: Colonel Daniel Brush was known
to have a passion for excellence and perhaps that is how the story
concerning squirrels came about. Whether it is fact or fiction Col.
Brush was said to have had all the gray squirrels removed from town and
transported to the woods surrounding Carbondale. He thought they were
ugly and should be replaced with the more attractive Red Fox squirrels
which, according to the story, he had delivered to the new town.
|The Allyn House by Kathleen Sanjabi: The original house was
built by a Carbondale merchant, Edwin Babcock, in 1868. Its style is
Italianate. It was purchased in 1879 by Dr. Robert Allyn, the first
president of Southern Illinois Normal University, who made major
changes to the structure. In 1912 there were still 11 fireplaces and
stoves to maintain. Items of architectural significance include a
walnut staircase. Of artistic interest is a sunflower painted by
Emmaline Harriet Allyn on a wall in a third floor room she used as a
|Halloween by Kara Nasca: Research shows the "festive" Halloween
night received newspaper coverage as early as November 1, 1905. By
October 31, 1914, a parade had been organized. Shop owners spent a
good deal of time decorating their windows for the event. In the years
that followed shop owners offered prizes for the best parade float,
best costume, etc. and the event became known as the "Great Annual Fall
Halloween Festival. In 1931 the celebration cost $2,181.73.
Unfortunately, over the years the event has lost its glamour and become
an university student street party which often ends in disorder.
|West Main Methodist Church by Libby Moore: The West Main
Methodist Church was built in 1888. There are pictures of the church
showing both with and without a steeple. The individual who designed
the quilt block was doing so just after a devastating tornado had hit
Marion, IL. Consequently she chose to put angry clouds in the
background giving the impression that storm might have removed the
|The College by Alma Taylor: "The College" was opened about 1830,
according to an account by Benningsen Boon, first non-Indian child born
in the county and author of one of the first histories of the county.
It was called "The College" because Hamer Hanson was the first teacher
to provide higher education in the area. He offered to teach Latin and
algebra to graduates of the high school. The building served as a barn
on old Rt. 13 near Crab Orchard Creek for many years. Around 1960 it
was moved to the grounds of Lincoln Junior High School in Carbondale.
Eventually it was given to SIU and moved to the university's Outdoor
Education Center on Rocky Comfort Road.
|Daniel Brush Declaiming for the Union by Rene Potter: The
impending conflict between the North and South had citizens in a state
of panic and confusion at times. The union sent a trainload of soldiers
through Carbondale and on to Cairo to secure southern Illinois. In
1861, on the evening of his birthday, Daniel Brush climbed onto the
roof of his store, raised a flag and declared his support for the
Union. The large crowd which gathered was divided in their opinions.
However, Brush kept his flag flying amid threats and raised a company
of men to go with him and join the Union troops. The names of many of
these Carbondale men who were at the Siege of Vicksburg can be seen on
the memorial and plaque at the site of the Vicksburg Battlefield.


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Kevin Durant's new shoe deal with Nike will be him upwards of $325 million.
Omer Asik posted 16 points, 20 rebounds, and one block in Turkey's 64-58 loss to Ukraine on Tuesday.
League executives think Rajon Rondo will start the 2014-15 season with the Boston Celtics due to a lack of leverage in his trade request.
Derrick Rose said he was "feeling good" after Team USA's back-to-back set.
Rajon Rondo reportedly would like to begin the 2014-15 season with the Celtics and then see where things go from there.
Team USA survived a scare from Turkey on Sunday, led by a 22-point game from Kenneth Faried and a second-half surge from Anthony Davis.
The Kings are reportedly finalizing a trade that will send Jason Terry to the Rockets for Alonzo Gee and other non-guaranteed contracts.
Anthony Davis had 17 points, four rebounds and zero blocks in Saturday's easy Team USA 114-55 win over Finland.
Derrick Rose will come off the bench against Finland on Saturday in Team USA's FIBA opener.
Timofey Mozgov said on Thursday that "all the talks about [a] trade to Cleveland are just rumors."
Dante Exum will come off the bench for Australia at the World Cup of Basketball.


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Manasota Key Bayfront Units with 5 Docks in Manasota Key
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
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- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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$ 1,950 - $ 2,650 / month
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Gorgeous, newly renovated and tastefully decorated two bedroom/1 bath unit located on the Bay on Manasota Key. There are 5 docks available for your use and enjoyment. Drive your boat right up to your unit. Features include tiled floors, granite kitchen counters, and all stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher. There is a queen bed in one bedroom and twin beds in the other. It is fully furnished and stocked with everything from bed & shower linens and beach towels & chairs to kitchen cooking tools and utensils. Just grab your bathing suit, and stroll on over for a tropical stay! Beach access is just across the street. This unit is an absolute gem for a tropical Florida getaway.
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All of these fun things are less than 20 miles away; Tampa Bay Rays Spring Training, The World Famous Warm Mineral Springs, and Tarpon Fishing at Boca Grande. A little further away is the Ringling Museum in Sarasota or the Baltimore Orioles Spring Training facilities.
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1 month - $1950
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Beautiful Fall day - went for a walk down by the river...
Tasman PE (I love this knife) and Atlantic PE Wharncliffe hanging out:
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Dear Wife
I expect the letter I wrote several days ago is still in the Office here, as Gen Brannan was so stiff that he ordered the Boat to leave an hour before it was advertised, consequently there was several hundred letters left behind. I sent two letters at that time in one of the latest date was $10.00 (Treasury Note) there is a Schooner lying here that is expected to sail every day if the wind will shift & take the Mail to H. Head. We also expect a Mail from the North every day & I hope to heart that you have recd the Check I sent first, & of your good health & happiness. I am getting smart again have been on Duty since Tuesday & hope to be able to go ahead now.
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Capt. Mark Schmidt hits the nail on the head when questioned about the hype with flutter-style jigs. "It shows the fish something different and provokes a reaction," quips the veteran light-tackle Key West, Florida, guide. Schmidt then lends an example from when he was fishing for mangrove snapper alongside another boat using live bait. "On that particular day, I was outfishing that boat 3-to-1 with a ½-ounce flutter-style jig," says Schmidt. "That's how hot these things can be, and I have many more examples where they've really stood out and put fish in the boat."
Since they've come onto the market, flutter-style jigs have caught countless fish, ranging from inshore species such as striped bass, bluefish, snapper and grouper to offshore warriors the likes of bluefin and yellowfin tuna, wahoo and dolphin. Nearly everything eats them, and you don't have to be a seasoned veteran to fool fish with them. Traditional jigs, such as arrowhead and deep-jig designs, descend straight and rapidly through the water column, while flutter-style jigs have an inherent erratic action, coupled with a slightly slower and wandering descent. They're designed to imitate an injured or frantically fleeing baitfish scrambling in confusion. This action evokes an instinctive kill response from game fish, even from those that aren't hungry.
With traditional jigging, it's the angler who must impart the action and continually dial it in until the fish respond. Success is basically 90 percent angler skill and 10 percent jig. With flutter-style jigging, conversely, it's 90 percent jig and 10 percent angler skill. This is a result of flutter jigs' fatter, wider and often slightly contorted bodies, which catch water and increase resistance when descending through the water column, and their precision weight distribution — whether top- or bottom-heavy, or somewhere in between. These factors combine to produce an erratic fluttering action. When fish are present, anglers merely need to get a flutter-style jig into the zone, whip the rod and let the actions draw strikes. These jigs are the great equalizers in the deep-jigging arena.
Schmidt on the Stand
Despite their effectiveness, there is still concern over choosing the right type, the best color and the best action. Schmidt says choosing the right flutter-style jig is no different from selecting a traditional deep jig. "I like to pick the lightest flutter jig that I can still hold bottom with and fish for grouper and snapper," says Schmidt. "If my jig stays on the bottom for only a few seconds before drifting up the water column — where the amberjack are — I switch to a heavier one. When fishing shallow wrecks and rock piles in 25 to 30 feet of water, I prefer the 112- and 2-ounce flutter jigs if they hold bottom well. And for small snapper like those leery mangroves, I'll even scale down to a 12-ounce jig, just like I did that day in the boat when I outfished anglers who were using live bait.
"For grouper, snapper and amberjack on wrecks in 180 feet or more, I first try getting down with a 212-ounce jig but will go as heavy as 5 ounces if current and drift require it," he says. "If the current is really cooking, I'll select a more streamlined jig, which cuts through the water with less resistance and gets down faster."
As for hot colors, Schmidt's extensive flutter-jigging experience has taught him one important thing: "It's not so much about picking the right color as it is choosing a jig with some prominent glow paint in its pattern," he says. "This is especially important in deep water, where I believe the glow provides for a better target. Given a choice between, say, a flutter jig with natural colors and one with natural colors but with some glow features in the paint, I'm picking the one containing the glow. It's like the old deep-jigging days when we tipped our lead-heads with a glow worm or glow tail. There's just something about glow that fish like."
Schmidt always has at least one rod rigged with a flutter-style jig, no matter what he's fishing for. "One April we were on a Gulf wreck catching bait and looking for permit," says Schmidt. "I handed my customer a flutter-jigging outfit and told him to go prospecting. He immediately began catching kingfish we didn't know were there. So the flutter jig sees a lot of action on my boat, even when it's not our primary tactic."
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Darren Blum, an accomplished southwest Florida-based offshore and bottomfishing specialist, is a big proponent of flutter jigging. "Off Sarasota, it's a long run to reach deep water, but the fishing out here can be amazing," says Blum. "We flutter jig for groupers and snappers over Swiss-cheese bottom, rock piles and wrecks, and we're also set to pitch them at pelagics like dolphin, blackfins, kingfish and wahoo. For me, they're most effective out beyond 120 feet of water. I prefer the natural patterns, like mackerel or even mullet, in water up to 200 feet deep. But beyond that, it's strictly glow patterns or pink for us, as they get bit the most. As far as dialing in the best weight, a 412-ounce jig is good overall, yet sometimes I'll bump up to 612 ounces when the drift or current is too fast. And when a fast current or drift becomes a real issue, I'll switch to a pencil-style speed jig to reach and hold bottom faster and easier. Remember, I'm referring to deepwater flutter jigging here."
Blum also reveals his most potent flutter-jig action — the vertical walk-the-dog. That is, after the jig reaches bottom, he'll let it settle for two or three seconds. He then jigs it upward and lets it descend, keeping within 15 feet of the bottom. He repeats this tactic a half-dozen times. "This makes the jig appear as if it's a wounded baitfish," says Blum. Then after jigging near the bottom, he'll continue the vertical walk-the-dog beat right back to the boat, but in a quicker, more radical fashion than the initial half-dozen strokes. "And this makes the jig appear more like a fleeing baitfish," says Blum. His initial effort focuses on groupers and snappers, while the effort back to the boat is intended for jacks, kings, wahoo, blackfins and dolphin. Blum believes that if a fish isn't turned on by the wounded action, the fleeing action just might do the trick, and vice versa.
Blum is quick to point out that, when flutter jigging, he prefers a vigorous action. He jerks the rod up hard and rapidly and only reels to catch up with the slack line. It's the rod that is lifting the lure up, not the reeling. Because of the size of some of these offshore bottomfish, especially those around wrecks, he uses 80-pound-test braided line and a 20-foot top shot of 80-pound-test fluorocarbon. His jigging rods carry a minimum rating of 80-pound-test.
When offshore trolling, Blum keeps handy spin tackle spooled with 50-pound braid and rigged with flutter jigs on 60-pound-test fluorocarbon leaders. "We keep these ready, should we see busting pelagics like tuna," says Blum. "But if we see an attractive piece of structure on the fish finder, we'll mark it and circle back around. Then, when we're back on top of the find, we'll pause above it for a minute or so, put a couple of anglers in the bow and have them drop the flutter jigs. We've caught impressive bottomfish this way and acquired new spots. I don't think there's a snapper or grouper I haven't caught on these jigs. I've taken mangroves, true reds, scamps, yellow-eyes, snowies, gags, blacks, warsaw and even triggerfish!"
Capt. Mark Schmidt hits the nail on the head when questioned about the hype with flutter-style jigs. "It shows the fish something different and provokes a reaction," quips the veteran light-tackle Key West, Florida, guide. Schmidt then lends an example from when he was fishing for mangrove snapper alongside another boat using live bait. "On that particular day, I was outfishing that boat 3-to-1 with a ½-ounce flutter-style jig," says Schmidt. "That's how hot these things can be, and I have many more examples where they've really stood out and put fish in the boat."


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I am a little annoyed with people that use my land for hunting/4-wheeling without asking for my permision. This is the year that i really got alot of things done around my place which included placing culverts across the creek that splits my property in two. Now that the rest of my property is easily accessible for me, I have noticed that my other neighbors have cut trails to get to my property. I walk to the back all the time now and it amazes me that they intrude on my property like they pay the mortgage on it. I wonder how they would feel if I took my 4x4 through theor front lawns? I am about to put no hunting and tresspassing signs all over the place with my phone numer on it. Has anyone ever had this type of situation happen to them and was there a happy ending?
You don't seem to understand that when they buy an ATV for their kids it comes with an automatic right to go wherever they want. I run them off whenever I can... but usually they say their Dad told them to ride in my field!!!
The last ones were told to leave their ATV right there and walk home to get Dad. Dad has threatened my life for stopping his kids.
It had a happy ending, so far. I'm still alive.
George Willer
The most affectionate creature in the world is a wet dog. Ambrose Bierce
John, I am amazed at the lack of respect for a person's property rights nowadays. It's one thing for a neighbor whose property adjoins yours to cross your land. They typically do no damage but agreements should be obtained beforehand. Unfortunately, someone will abuse the priviledge.
In the small town I live in, people used to respect other's rights. Nowadays though, adults and children alike think nothing of walking across my yard to get to the park next door. They (the kids) also think nothing of using my barn as a hiding place to smoke or make out. These same people would think nothing of filing a lawsuit if they tripped, fell and were injured on your property . Cutting across someone's yard as a shortcut doesn't sound like a big deal but some of these kids walk farther to go through my yard than they would to stay on the sidewalks like they're supposed to. They even walk right up next to the house so they can peek in and go by the dog pen which stirs up the dogs.
It all boils down to a lack of respect for rights of others. And it sure doesn't do any good to say anything to them as they cross your property. They just look at you like you're a crazy old man. (they may be right in my case)
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Back when I was growing up, ATVs weren't a problem, although snowmobiles came along with some of the same problem. The biggest problem we had was hunters that thought their cars and pickups were ATVs. They frequently left some of our more remote fields badly rutted. You rarely saw them in the act, only finding the ruts when mowing the following spring. We never came up with a solution. Dad viewed posted signs as just providing them with targets for target practice.
I currently have a similar problem in a suburban/commercial setting that seems even worse. People not only drive on it, they dump on it. The land beside/behind me recently developed. A water retention pond (normally empty) was built behind me and I provided an easement for the outflow from the pond across my property. The now-bare section over the pipe is now the path needed for dumping trash on my property.
A while back some 18 year old kid decided the pond was a place for him to off-road his Bronco. It was really muddy at the time. He rutted up the entire bottom of the pond and some of my adjacent property. Turned out he got stuck and his father (with evidently a matching IQ) pulled him out. The police happened to see them and get their identity. They contacted the owners of the pond, who chose to drop it. A week or so later I found out about it. The cops hadn't realized there was another property owner involved. I filed a complaint and told the police that is the perps cleaned up the mess, I would drop the charges. They did a pretty good job of smoothing up the pond, but missed most the what they had done to me. I dropped it at that point. I should have been a hard ass and made them do it over, but I didn't want to annoy the cops.
The other on-going problem I have is with utility crews that put stuff whereever they want. The local school district is currently running fiber between all the schools. I happened to go past my property as a crew was just finishing run a tube the long way across my land. They thought they had 8 feet of easement from the edge of the street. There is really about 18 inches and they missed it by 6 feet. They not only buried a tube, but put a huge junction box half way across. I think the crew was really surprised when I went to my car and returned with my property survey, which I happened to have with me at the time.
Of course, the first reaction from their engineer was that they were where they belonged and I didn't know where my property was. The second was that I could give them an easement, although he was still leaning on his first idea. Since he was still unsure about locations, I indicated that they needed to first understand where things are and what the problem is before we decide what to do about it. I have offered to meet with them at the property to look at corner stakes etc. They are going to send a survey crew. I have offered to go there when the survey crew is out. Since the first discussions (9/15) they have not contacted me, although I have called them a couple times. I get tired of these people thinking they can do whatever they want and ignore you. If I don't hear from them in another week, I think I'll call them and tell them they have had ample time to address the problem, and they have 1 week to remove their material and restore my property to the former condition. After the week, I'll probably find out what a chain hooked between their junction box and a tractor does. A month ago I might have been open to some sort of easement agreement.
By the way, I have a recent survey and located corner markers handy because I had to get a survey to make the electric company move their pole and lines off my property into the easement. I gave the company that developed beside/behind me a work access that required them to protect my existing corner markers. After they obliterated them, I finally got the survey myself. They agreed to pay for the survey but still haven't done it (nearly 2 years later).
Thanks for givong my a place to vent.
Hey Guys,
it seems that some people are just disrespectful and ignorant. George, i cant believe the ignorance of the father the kids. BD, i get those same looks from people when i ask them what are they doing on my land. What do you say to the kids when you catch them in your barn??? when i first move to my place, i usually had a firearm slung over my shoulder my favorite is my 870, and i am thinking of carrying it more often. My venting was triggered earlier this week when i noticed hunters on my land. They were hanging some sort of liquid bait on the trail i just cut. i have great vision and i could see them and i yelled out for them to leave. well every morning now, i go through the woods and make alot of noise. Jim, the best thing for you to do about the electric company is to go complain to thier engineering superiours and demand that you should get a percentage of the money from the electricity that went through the lines, and if they dont comply you can go to the public utlility comission. Also, your local zoning should be able to help. as an engineer i have seen all kinda things being done in the field. mostly good though!
I have a power line in front of my place that has no easement, but it was there when we bought the property. It is not public, in that I cannot get power from it. It is private, in that it belongs to a private company that supplies power to an adjoining town. This line is in addition to the one that supplies our power. It was built illegally about 20 years ago. State law allows lines necessary to provide service to the subject property without easements, but NOT for private companies. ( our property line extends to the center of the right-of-way)
By coincidence it also passes illegally in front of my son David's former home. When they were building the line they intended to remove trees from his sparsely wooded lot... and he said no, you have no right. They stopped construction right there because they could produce no easement and began building from the opposite end until that line came to the same place. THEN they decided to BUY the trees. The line is right on the edge of a right-of-way that is granted to the township for HIGHWAY purposes ONLY. The cross arms on the poles overhang the adjoining property and they now claim the right to trim or remove trees within 15 feet of the wires. We'll see!
George Willer
The most affectionate creature in the world is a wet dog. Ambrose Bierce
i used to have trouble with people short cutting my place too. it wasn't hard at all to put an end to it. i constructed a 3 inch tall fence with no wire and posts at the most favored crossing points every couple of feet.
A farmer in the area had a similar problem.
He just put posted signs at the middle of all crossings not all the way around.
He then put game cameras watching each poster sign as he is a avid hunter he had cameras already.
He has pic's of the signs being destroyed with who is doing it.
He then mailed each person a copy of the pic. that they were in.
No threat just a pic.
There were some red faces of young boys when dad took them to meet him & pay for damages.
The farmer passed on the money & told them that from now on they were to ask to go on his land.
All but one complied the one that did not is now working $4000.00
worth of corn crop damage off @$2.00 per hour as ordered by the judge!!!!!
Nothing like a 4 wheeler running Thu a field of corn 2' high to roll it down!
No my son is not the above but his ex best friend was!
I know all the above as I was one of the fathers that hauled a son down
to see the man.
If it's been broken I did it.
If its not broken wait till I touch it.
well this past weekend i tied up empty pie pans around areas where it would be ideal for shoot deer on my property and i also took down some type of bagged scent bait and threw it away. i went back to check on the tins today and they were taken down! well tomm i will be out there in person because i dont have to be at work at my normal time. i hope to have some nice words for who ever is back in my land. thanks for letting me vent.
John, Be careful out back. One doesn't know the mentality of the hunters. I know it's something you have to do, just be alert and state the facts to the trespassers. No personal observations about the hunters lack of intelligence, courtesy, respect for the rights of other peoples property, etc. My $.02. Larry
Ditto on ljw's advice. A polite request for them to get off your land should be sufficient. But it doesn't always work that way. A few years ago, a shoot-out between property owner and hunters in south Arkansas resulted in a death. One never knows the attitude and stability of hunters,assuming that the property owner doesn't know them, and whether they are tanked up on alcohol or drugs. Play it safe. Dan
yes becareful. when i was in high school a loooong time ago. there was this old farmer who lived in southern iowa. (i lived in northern iowa, so it wasnt me)lived alone on his farm. local kids keep breakin into his house and stealing his stuff. probably to sell for booze/drugs. well the cops could nt catch em, too much crime, not enough staff, etc, etc, anyway, after weeks of this guy got tired of it. they always came in the same way. so he rigged up a shot gun/string combo to the window. well that night, they came through, killed the kid. the theiving stopped. but he went to prison. manslaughter i think was the charge. (can only use like means, or something to that affect). lost farm to kids family in lawsuit.
Well guys i finally confronted the person who is hunting on my property and i had some words with him. i took was careful not to be alone and i was actually with a police officer. I also gave another officer permission to hunt on my land. I havent seen any kids on 4 wheelers after i posted some signs with my number on it.
When I was a boy we grew up on an 80 acre farm. Plenty to do , kept us out of trouble.town kids had the motor bikes,we had tractors,there bikes are gone, but we still have the tractors, we also never thought of going on someones propety without permission. just did'nt. Dad ,was always there. Dad's,the only thing we can do for sure is make sure our children treat folks with the utmost respect. I guess the thing that really troubles me is that parents buy their kids all the toys,with no place to ride,then send them on their merry way for the rest of us to watch, because they don't have time for them or don't want to look like the bad guy,be the buddy instead of DAD. Then we look like the ogres,when we dicsipline them.
"Work Hard ,Play Often,Care Always"
I've found that most people will allow reasonable use/access of their property(especially to neighbors) if asked. I know I will.
Andy Wander
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Need new Head bolts
So got the head off my 184 and to my suprise while a few of the head bolts creaked and were really rust and tight coming out, none broke, however I'd feel better with new ones going back together, they are really pitted, anyone know where to get head bolts at a decent price??? they look like a normal 8 grade bolt?? any one have dimensions on them?? IH dealler wants 63.00 for all the shorts and 20.00 for all the longs.......I know a bolt store probably has all for 20 beans....or maybe I'm wrong
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I use grade 8 from Fastenall. Take 1 ea. with you. The ones they have will be longer. Take 2 nuts and double nut the bolt, with the outside bolt turned in to where the bolt is the desired length. Tighten the inside nut up to it to keep it in place.
With a 4" angle grinder, cut off the excess (or sawzall). Remove the outside nut.(this will debur the bolt) grind a slight champher on the end of bolt and then touch it to a wire wheel. Remove the 2nd nut-then put it back on to make sure the burrs are all gone.
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yeah, my dealer has them too.......I just think 80 bucks for bolts that look like something you could find at home depot is outrageous, I think I'll try the fastenall route,, thanks
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Remember, all bolts are not the same. I have found that some of the big box stores and even TSC don't always have the "best" quality in any grade of their bolts.
I like "Fastenall" simply because I "think that their business is bolts, so they will have good quality"
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we have a fasten all near us, don't worry, I wouldn't think of home depot bolts
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As was mentioned, take the bolts with you -- one of each length to a "good quality fastener supply house" -- be it Fastenal or a small outfit. Fastenal does not stock the correct lengths and have to be cut. My local fastener supply house Maritime Fasteners has the correct lengths in stock in grade 8 and the bolts are quality. I have used this supply house for almost 25 years both through my business and in my hobbies. Dana and his employees are top notch and the service is simply impeccable. Oh yeah, they ship and the prices cannot be beat - even by my local Fastenal which is closer to me than Dana is
I really should get the stock #'S for those bolts. I need at least 2 sets for the 2 other engines I got sitting on the shelf.
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they ship..ehh?? got a receipt left over so you get the part numbers?? I may be interested in dealing with them.
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Remember, Rudi is in Canada. I don't know how the shipping is or if they have US distributors.
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yeah, I saw that..bummer
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Shipping to the US from Canada is not as arduous as shipping from the US to Canada and postage is very reasonable. Proper correct information is usually helpful, incorrect information not so much. I will try to go see Dana tomorrow to get the part#'s. I have a set of head bolts to take with me. It would be useful to have this information available, I am kind of embarrassed that I haven't done this before. The same stock is probably available in the US as well. A couple have already ordered from Dana and had them shipped stateside. I guess it really depends on where you are and if you have a "good fastener supply house" close to you. You could also call them and get a quote.
I am not advocating anything here, simply letting folks know where I got the precise replacement bolts for Ellie's head. I use TM Tractor Parts for much of what I need in new parts as Tom and Lynn are great to deal with and I get it faster from Florida believe it or not than I can from any CaseIH dealer - closest one to me is 40kms or so away.
I cannot see paying $3.50 per bolt plus shipping for 6 new long head bolts ($21.00), or $7.35 for 9 new short head bolts ($66.15) which is why I looked to source the proper bolts elsewhere. I can buy a lot of gaskets for the $75.00 or one would save.
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i got a full set from the case dealer for my first cub had to order them and dumb me did not ask how much. when i went to get them 50 miles away 100 miles round trip and $115 out of my pocket and a lessen learn . next time i'll go to the bolt store. dumb but not ignorant tom
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I went up and visited with Dana and bought a full set of head bolts for the huge sum of $14.45 Cdn plus HST These replacement bolts are exactly the same length as the originals so no modifications are needed.
251 231 R1 - Cylinder Head Cap Screw Long (6) - Maritime Fasteners Stock #B-716234CZ8 - 7/16-14 x 2-3/4 Hex Bolt Grade 8 - $1.12 (total - $6.74)
Dana estimates between $4.00 and $6.00 to ship and since taxes do not apply to those outside of New Brunswick a $20.00 bill should cover it all I will be picking up a couple more sets to keep in stock.
Should you wish to order them from Dana simply quote the MF stock # and quantity.
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I appreciate your leg work, I will in the future, however since this time I have a time constraint and tractor must be running by sat, i WENT AND ORDERED them from the dealer, sucked but I was backed into a corner, Fastenal bolt by us wanted to sell bags of 25 and was gonna cost 45 bucks for the two bags in two sizes and I still had to cut them afterwards...
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I hope they don't charge a restocking fee. My head bolts are 3/8"-16 x 2-3/8" (9) and 3/8"-16 x 3-1/4" (6)
Mcmaster Carr stocks the 3-1/4 but the 2-3/8 need to be trimmed.
They also have a grade 9 with a thicker head and higher tensile (180,000 psi vs 150,000) but all of them would need trimming. I think it is worth it as the spec for torque really pushes the limits on a grade 8 bolt.
FYI: the reason these are trimmed is because they stick into the water jacket if too long. Once they rust they are a bear to remove. Make sure you use a sealant so coolant does not weep up the bolt. Studs are another option.
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Yup, indeedy. They are 3/8"-15. Will recheck with Dana and hopefully it is just a typo on the invoice. If they are 7/16" there will be no problem restocking and I will then repost the corrected info.,
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Carlos Gonzalez was recognized for a torrid stretch at the plate on Monday, when he was named the National League Player of the Week. Gonzalez, who earned that designation twice last season, led all big league players with 10 RBIs last week and tied for first in hits (13) and runs (nine).
Gonzalez hit .481 (13-for-27) and batted safely in all six games last week, and he'll come into the new week riding the strength of a 15-game hitting streak. The veteran outfielder ranked second in the NL in total bases (24) last week and registered the league's fourth-best slugging (.889) mark.
The 25-year-old went 2-for-5 with a home run last Monday, spurring the Rockies to a victory. Two days later, he homered and drove in three runs to help Colorado cement a three-game sweep. Gonzalez had at least one RBI in five of his six games, with Sunday standing as the lone exception.
Gonzalez had four multihit games during the week, and he tied a career best with a four-hit game on Saturday. The reigning NL Gold Glove and Silver Slugger Award winner has 35 RBIs since the All-Star break, which ranks second in the league to teammate Troy Tulowitzki.
Gonzalez, who will win a watch courtesy of Game Time in recognition of his award, beat out a talented group of rivals that included Tulowitzki and Milwaukee sluggers Ryan Braun and Corey Hart. The Dodgers had two players -- Matt Kemp and James Loney -- in the mix, and veterans Carlos Lee, Aramis Ramirez and Joey Votto were also a factor in the award balloting.
Two starting pitchers -- Chris Capuano and Ian Kennedy -- were considered for the award.
Spencer Fordin is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.