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England's Tom Palmer looks certain to miss the Six Nations after his club side Wasps announced that he is set for eight weeks on the sidelines.
Palmer, who last played for England in November against the Wallabies, lost his place in England's elite player squad when the re-vamped selection was unveiled in January. In his place, his Wasps team-mate Joe Launchbury has been given the nod while Northampton's Calum Clark has also been included.
During the Six Nations there is usually some movement between the EPS and the Saxons due to injuries and suspensions, but it looks like Palmer will miss out on the action altogether, including the Saxons' two matches. He has been struggling with a calf injury and after seeing a consultant on Monday, Wasps have confirmed that he will be out of action for around two months.
With Clark nursing an injury, Botha is training with the EPS this week while the Saxons are focused on Friday's clash with the Irish Wolfhounds in Galway.
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Bryan Lisio, 25, of Hampton is being held at the Rockingham County jail on two counts of felony robbery and two counts of second-degree assault in connection with the Jan. 31 attack.
A judge has set a plea-and-sentencing hearing for Aug. 28.
Terms of the plea agreement have not yet been made public. Lisio could have faced up to 7½ to 15 years in state prison and a $4,000 fine had he been convicted by a jury on the most serious robbery charge. The remaining charges are punishable by up to 3½ to 7 years in prison.
Lisio was indicted by a grand jury in May and pleaded not guilty to all charges.
His own statements to a friend led police to arresting him shortly after he attacked the 64-year-old victim, Robert Carleton, according to a police affidavit.
Police said that Lisio went to a local bar, Stacey Jane's, shortly after the robbery and bragged to a friend about getting into a fight earlier in the night. Lisio allegedly showed the friend the $20 bill with blood on it, the affidavit says.
The friend told police he knew that Lisio owned a BB gun that resembled a handgun. Lisio also told his friend that he left behind evidence at the scene of the assault that would implicate him, court records say.
Carleton, the victim, told police that he fought off his attacker, fearing that he was going to be killed, according to court records.
Carleton arrived at the Poker Room around 7 p.m. to play cards. When he got out of his car, a man dressed in black and armed with a handgun approached him and ordered him to get to his knees, police said.
Carleton fled toward the Poker Room, but the robber caught him by the jacket and dragged him between two cars before striking him in the head with the gun, police said. Carleton was then dragged between the Poker Room and the Hampton Falls Inn, according to police.
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Maggie Weir and Ann Jinkins of the Door County Historical Museum received about a dozen photos like these recently. They appear to depict community theater performances from the 1950s, but they came without any identifying notes. Anyone who recognizes someone or something about these images ? the actors, the specific plays or background about the theater series ? is encouraged to call the museum at (920) 743-5809 to share the information.
75 Years Ago: 1937
» Six former members of the county board failed at the polls Tuesday to stage political comebacks against present incumbents. They are Joseph Bouche, defeated by Cyril Virlee in Brussels; Ed Gagnon, beaten by Albert Carmody in Egg Harbor; Ralph Jenquin defeated by Harold Sacotte in Gardner; August Moeller beaten by Frank Nelson in Sevastopol; Jacob Miller, beaten by Chris Trodahl in Sturgeon Bay; and George DeKeyser, defeated by Eugene Lampereur in Union.
» Liberty Grove and Washington Island went dry as the result of Tuesday's referendum, but Sister Bay village remained wet.
» A furious ride on a bicycle by 15-year-old Warren Helmholz to the Emil Meikle home a half-mile away resulted Friday noon in saving the Salona School from destruction by fire. Mr. Meikle, who had the nearest telephone, called a large group of men who formed a bucket brigade and extinguished the blaze on the roof of the building. In his haste, Warren took a bad spill, but in spite of scratches and bruises continued on his way for aid.
» Joseph Worley has closed a deal for the purchase of the north half of Feuerstein building on Cedar Street and will move his grocery and office supply store there as soon as the Fairmont ice cream shop that occupies part of the place can move. The Worley family will also occupy the upstairs apartment and will either sell or rent their home at 615 Thompson St.
» W.B. Calvert, head of the commercial department of Sturgeon Bay High School where he taught for 11 years, has decided to leave teaching and with his two brothers operate the 1,000-acre farm that his father has given to his sons at Benton.
» Harvey Cornell walked away from his two opponents, Harold Thorpe and Lillian Anderson, in the race for county superintendent of schools. G. M. Stapleton, former district attorney unseated Hugh Ferguson for county judge.
100 Years Ago: 1912
» The Goodrich Steamer Georgia was the first arrival from the south this season, having arrived early Monday.
» Emil Winjum has launched his new gasoline boat Wesley.
» If the citizens will make an effort to clean their yards and place all rubbish in the street in front of their homes, arrangements have been made by the Women's Club to have the city haul it away.
» A beginning was on Saturday made toward filling up the market square preparatory to converting it into a playground for the school children. A large number of loads of coal ashes were hauled in to fill up the low spots and a number of the larger pupils of the high school were secured by Principal Soukup to donate work.
» Friday was the warmest day this region has experienced since September as the mercury climbed into the seventies.
» Lightkeeper Henry Gattie, lighted the Baileys Harbor range lights for the first time this season Tuesday evening. Cana Island also went into commission at the same time.
» Mrs. Mary Christianson has leased her Nasewaupee farm to Ole Christenson.
» Arthur Rudolph, Ephraim, has purchased a farm in Sevastopol and intends to move there as soon as the roads permit.
» Considerable damage was done to dock property in Sister Bay as a gale from the southwest piled ice shoves to push into the harbor and against the docks.
» Two pair of partridges and five pair of pheasants were released on Washington Island Easter morning to stock the island with game birds.
» Greisen & Bebo have moved their cigar factory down from Cedar Street and now occupy rooms over the meat market in the Feldmann building.
» New members of the county board are John Bertschinger of Egg Harbor, George Whitford of Nasewaupee, Frank McDermott of Clay Banks and N.J. Delfosse of Union.
» Capt. Mayo Bebeau has accepted the berth of mate on the tug Irma L. Wheeler.
» James Nelson of Ellison Bay came down Thursday to hire out to the Hart transportation Co. again as fireman on the steamer Bon Ami.
» Deaths; Myrtle Blaiser, 18, Sturgeon Bay; Mrs. John Gleasner, Sr., 75, Two Rivers; Mrs. James Lord (formerly Laura Weborg, Fish Creek) no age listed, Riverton, Wyo.; Mrs. Johanna Peterson, no age listed, Wittenberg.
» Births: A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Slovik, Clay Banks.
» Wed: Herman W. Ullsperger and Eva Hatch.
125 Years Ago : 1887
» The ice at the foot of Spruce Street has become so thin that it is unsafe for travel.
» George Pinney sent a sleigh load of evergreens to Menominee Saturday and from there they were forwarded to their destination by rail. There were several hundred thousand trees and plants in the lot.
» Potatoes are not plentiful in this market and a good article is worth 60 cents a bushel at retail.
» Leathem & Smith have sold the schooner Nellie Church to Capt. George Eisenhardt and Capt. M. C. Clark for $700.
» The ice on Green Bay is now as solid as it was at any time this winter, and it is not likely that navigation on that bay will be open much before the first if May.
» The newly elected town officers of Bay View will give a free dance at Goettelman's hall on Saturday with music supplied by Charles Dickenson.
» Charles Scofield beat out challenger Frank Mullen by 47 votes in the mayoral race.
» Births: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Kemp, Sturgeon Bay.
» Wed: Benjamin Otis and Emma Kimber, Sturgeon Bay, March 30; Engelbert J. Bruseth and Aslong Torgerson, both of Norway, Dec. 24; Andrew Skidmore, New York, and Lily Thorp, Fish Creek, Jan. 15.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — European bank Credit Suisse AG pleaded guilty Monday to helping wealthy Americans avoid paying taxes through secret offshore accounts and agreed to pay about $2.6 billion to the U.S. government and regulators.
Credit Suisse pleads guilty in US tax evasion case
The Justice Department said it was the largest penalty imposed in any criminal tax case. It is also the largest bank to plead guilty in more than 20 years.
The settlement resolves a yearslong criminal investigation into allegations that Credit Suisse, Switzerland's second-largest bank, recruited U.S. clients to open Swiss accounts, helped them conceal the accounts from the Internal Revenue Service and enabled misconduct by bank employees. The case is part of an Obama administration crackdown on foreign banks believed to be helping U.S. taxpayers hide assets.
Law enforcement officials said a criminal charge was necessary to account for the bank's pattern of misconduct, which spanned decades and included a lack of cooperation with investigators and the destruction of critical documents. But the deal was also structured in such a way as to allow the bank to continue operating.
The penalties will be paid to the Justice Department, the Federal Reserve and the New York State Department of Financial Services.
Attorney General Eric Holder, who was criticized last year after telling Congress that large banks had become hard to prosecute, appeared to foreshadow the guilty plea in a video message earlier this month in which he said no financial institution was "too big to jail."
"A company's profitability or market share can never and will never be used as a shield from prosecution or penalty," Holder told a news conference Monday. "And this action should put that misguided notion definitively to rest."
As part of its plea agreement, Credit Suisse acknowledged that it operated an "illegal cross-border banking business" that enabled thousands of American customers to hide their assets from the Internal Revenue Service.
The case was filed in federal court in suburban Alexandria, Virginia, where eight Credit Suisse employees were indicted in 2011. Two have pleaded guilty.
Credit Suisse chief executive Brady Dougan, who has said previously that senior executives at the bank were not aware that some bankers were helping U.S. customers evade taxes, said in a statement Monday that the bank regrets its past "misconduct" and was looking to resolve the matter and move forward. The bank has said it stopped providing private banking services outside the U.S. to Americans several years ago.
The criminal case follows a damning recent Senate subcommittee investigation that found the bank provided accounts in Switzerland for more than 22,000 U.S. clients totaling $10 billion to $12 billion.
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My 86 year old mom, my daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed our week (March 2 - 9) here. The hotel is intimate and first class. The service was efficient yet very friendly, with many people knowing our names. At the coktail party, one of the staff even remembered my daughter's nut allergy and informed her of which dishes she could eat. Our room was spotless and comfortable with all the luxuries including top line toiletries, wireless, DVD and good sized tv, a modern roomy washroom (that featured grohe appliances, two sinks, a deep jacuzzi tub and a separate terrific shower), both a fan and AC (that ran quietly without draft), a safe (could have been a tinge larger) and plenty of room to sit down. Not that we spent that much time inside. The beach was at our doorstep and at least one tour (we made our own) is a must. Most evenings there was music from one of the local bands (we heard calypso, reggae and steel drums as well as more mainstream) to accompany delicious multi course meals. The chef was happy to accommodate requests. We opted for the all inclusive (a first for us) and enjoyed it (we could not eat that much food or sip that many drinks - though we tried). It was nice to meet Sir and Lady Hopkins and their grown children. The family has done much for the Grenada and Grenadians - this is also evident in how he runs this resort.
A few observations:
For some reason, there were not many young adult guests at the hotel the week we were there. Maybe it was the timing. My daughter did not mind - she had to study anyway.
The current can be stronger than you realize and it can make a ridge to step up onto under the water. We gave my mom a hand and had no problems.
The gift shop was very nice but expensive.
The pina coladas and other rum drinks were refreshing.
Nice gifts for those who had to stay home (and work) are packets of spices (from Laura's or any of the food stores) and island rum (from one of the distileries or stores). Remember to bring zip lock bags and bottle protectors for when you pack them (not in hand luggage). If you don't have a connecting flight, you can buy duty free at the airport.
Hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
We usually make all our own arrangements (except Tibet and Mongolia) but did the comparison and a package won. We booked this trip as an Air Canada package through Uniglobe Travel (Marcia Walford). The Grenadian representatives (Wistell and Marielle) at St. James Travel and Tours) were also very helpful.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Paradise Re-Imagined. Owned and operated by Sir Royston Hopkin, KCMG and Family, this 64 suite Spice Island Beach Resort recreates its original elegance with a modern flair on Grenada's breathtaking Grand Anse Beach. Sixteen hundred feet of powder white sand captivatingly frames 32 beachfront suites featuring indoor living rooms, breezy exterior terraces and private rock gardens. Graceful architecture complemented by new colours and exquisite furnishings make this award-winning resort even more exclusive. Presiding over these golden sands are the Cinnamon and Saffron Suites. Unmatched in elegance each of these One Bedroom Suites captures the spice scented breezes with lazy hammocks on private patios. Custom-furnished, and available as two bedrooms when booked with a Sea Grape Beach Suite, this is a beach lover's dream. Seventeen additional pool suites have their own private swimming pools and gardens steps away from the ocean. The Royal Collection, Luxury Almond and Anthurium Pool suites are all private oasis that offer the guest an intimate experience like no other. All suites are equipped with modern luxuries like Flat Screen Televisions, Italian Frette™ Linen, Molton Brown® amenities and ensuite bathrooms featuring whirlpool tubs and double vanities it is little wonder that this tranquil haven continues to be a treasured secret amongst the travel elite. ... more less
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The Health Care Task Force, a joint committee of seven state senators and seven state representatives, meets Tuesday starting at 9 a.m. at the state capitol, with an agenda that includes an update on the problems with the Molina system; the latest from the National Conference of State Legislatures on states' efforts to comply with national health care reform legislation; and both an update and a panel on the Idaho health insurance exchange, including information from state Insurance Director Bill Deal on where things stand, and opinions from 10 interested groups, from IACI and the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network to the Idaho Chamber Alliance, the Idaho Association of Health Plans and the Idaho Freedom Foundation.
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This single statement of mission captures well the identity, strengths and purpose of Pacific Lutheran University.
As a university of the first rank, Pacific Lutheran University seeks to maximize the achievement of its mission and become an internationally renowned model of the New American University, integrating a distinctive liberal arts college with one of the Pacific Northwest's premier centers for professional education.
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I'm interested in the completion of the Marine Protected Areas process - under the state's MLPA law - so I've been reading up on that lately. Here in Southern California, we've got protected areas proposed and under final consideration at the state's Fish and Game Commission. Further up the coast - the North Coast region is still hashing out where protections might go. It's kind of interesting to check in on their process.
As in southern California, the negotiated process has achieved a measure of local consensus. Trouble is, according to a report a few days ago in the Eureka Times-Standard, state biologists aren't impressed with what they've come up with:
The proposal has unachievable goals, scientific shortcomings and unenforceable provisions, Fish and Game marine biologist Rebecca Studebaker said, and the 17 marine protected areas won't meet the requirements of state law without substantial changes.
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"These are unable to fulfill the intended purpose of the MLPA," Studebaker said.
L.A. Sustainability Collaborative bridges gap between academic research and local environmental concerns
I started blogging about environmental issues back when I was in graduate school — in large part to feel more connected to the concrete and pressing real-life issues of the city I live in. Those issued seemed far removed from what I was studying in the ivory tower of academia, though granted, my choice to study obscure modernist poetry probably didn't help.
But for today's L.A.-area graduate students who want to intertwine their academic research with pressing real-world problems, the Los Angeles Sustainability Collaborative can help. This nonprofit provides research fellowships to local graduate students interested in studying local environmental issues, ranging from water efficiency, car parking policy, or bicycling opportunities.
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See the blue box? If you live inside that area, the Geologic Survey is looking for potential guinea pigs in there:
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L.A. students educate peers about plastic pollution
Wish you'd known as a teenager all the eco-information you've learned as an adult? Well, you may be surprised to know there are teenagers in Los Angeles who've got more green knowledge than you do now in your
old no longer so young age. Students at Environment Charter High School in Lawndale know so much about plastic pollution in the oceans that they're educating their peers across the country — so that they in turn can become eco-educators and pay it forward.
Those student-teachers are Jordan and Rudy, members of the Environmental Charter High School's Green Ambassadors program, an academic program for 10th graders that both educates students about environmental issues and gives them opportunities to address some of these problems. And now, Jordan and Rudy are also co-hosts, with a little help from MTV's Buried Life Crew, of educational videos about plastic pollution. Watching those videos is a prerequisite for teenagers who want a chance to go to the Plastics Are Forever International Youth Summit, a 2-day leadership and training summit in March 2011 that will bring 100 high school students and their teachers together in Long Beach.


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A jury trial for two women charged with attempting to mail 8 pounds of marijuana in exchange for crack cocaine is scheduled to begin 9 a.m. Oct. 13 in Anderson County Circuit Court.
Diana Hart, whose listed address at the time of her arrest in 2012 was 303 Vail Drive, Lawrenceburg was charged with trafficking marijuana when a postal inspector tracked a large box to her home that was mailed from an address in California.
Study Island and funding approvals were the main topics of discussion at the Anderson County Board of Education meeting Monday night.
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A new system to evaluate school superintendents
was the primary topic at the Regional Kentucky School Boards Association Meeting, held last Thursday at Emma B. Ward Elementary School.
James Sargent, Anderson County Board of Education member and KSBA regional chair, led the meeting.
"The system in place needed improvement. It's a new system of evaluation for everyone from the classroom to the boardroom," said David Baird, associate executive director for KSBA.
While all three of the elementary school earned a proficient or higher rating the Kentucky School Report Card released Friday, the middle school and high school were labeled as "needs improvement." The Anderson County School district was given the classification as an overall proficient school system.
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The Anderson County Clerk's office will be close Thursday, Oct. 9 at 5 p.m. and reopen 8:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 17 to move into a new facility, County Clerk Jason Denny announced last Wednesday morning.
Denny's office will move from its current location in the Anderson County Courthouse to the former Town & Country Bank building at the corner of Main and Glensboro Road.
The former Anderson County social services worker who pleaded guilty to tampering with public records that allowed children to remain in abusive households is out of prison after serving just 26 months of a five-year sentence.
Margaret "Geri" Murphy was released from jail Oct. 1 and placed on home incarceration, according to court documents obtained by The Anderson News.
It is unclear if Murphy, who was living in Florida at the time of her arrest, is serving home incarceration there.
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It would be easy to utter well-meaning platitudes to Tom Borgia.
"At least you or your family wasn't hurt."
"Those cars can be replaced."
Borgia knows that, too. He considers it a blessing in the aftermath of a fire that destroyed a garage at his home just off Highway 62, west of Lawrenceburg. He's thankful that his family escaped injury and can rebuild their dreams.
But even without injuries, Borgia's family is hurting.
The Lawrenceburg man released from prison after serving less than two years of a 10-year sentence for shooting and killing Luke Beasley is scheduled to be in court next Tuesday on charges that include assault, terroristic threatening and DUI.
Christopher Murphy, 29, of 1100 Bear Creek Road was found guilty in 2008 of second-degree manslaughter after shooting Beasley point-blank in the chest with a rifle following an altercation.
The Open Hands Food Pantry, which has served Anderson County residents for nine years, will unveil its new program providing food and nutrition information to diabetics this fall.
The program was made possible by a $5,000 United Way grant to promote healthy living. Katie Howard, volunteer for the food pantry, said it's not about providing more food but instead promoting different food choices for diabetics and tips for serving, cooking and portion size.
The food pantry serves around 350 Anderson County residents monthly.
It was about three weeks ago just after the start of school at Transylvania University and members of Delta Sigma Phi were bored and looking for something to do.
Naturally, the boys decided to record a video of them strutting their stuff through the hallways of their fraternity and going room to room dancing and lip-syncing to Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off."
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Warriors rookie Harrison Barnes got hot vs. the Nuggets, scoring a season-high 21 points on 8-of-11 shooting, with five 3-pointers, six rebounds and one steal.
Andrei Kirilenko (personal) is not traveling with the Nets on their current road trip, and head coach Lionel Hollins doesn't know when/if he'll return.
Giannis Antetokounmpo (ankle) was a full participant during Friday's shootaround, and is headed for a game-time decision vs. the Raptors.
Tony Allen (illness) left Friday morning's shootaround early, and remains questionable to suit up vs. the Celtics.
Devin Harris (lower right leg soreness) will not suit up for Friday's game vs. the Lakers.
Marco Belinelli (groin) has been upgraded to probable for Friday's game vs. the Timberwolves.
Courtney Lee (illness) went through shootaround and said that he'll play Friday vs. the Celtics.
DeMarre Carroll (groin) will be active for Friday's game, and all signs are pointing towards him making the start.
Evan Fournier (heel) said that he thinks he'll be able to suit up for Friday's game vs. the Hornets.
Tony Wroten has been moved into a sixth man role for the 76ers with the return of Michael Carter-Williams, but that doesn't mean head coach Brett Brown doesn't want to play the two together for extended stretches.
Alec Burks was challenged by head coach Quin Snyder recently to be more aggressive on the boards, and Burks responded with back-to-back double-digit rebounding games.
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Gilford principal plans Newtown memorial marathon
GILFORD - The town's elementary school principal has organized an event to honor the teachers and administrators who died in the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Principal Danielle Bolduc said she was "devastated, angry and committed to finding a way to make a difference" for the people of the town and its schools, so she has organized a marathon to be held on April 14.
"We knew that the principal and school psychologist died running towards the gunman and teachers died protecting children," Bolduc said. "We wanted to honor these courageous educators."
As an athlete, her thoughts went to running races. The marathon will cover 26 miles to represent the 26 victims, with each mile dedicated to one of those lost at Sandy Hook. April 14 will mark the four-month anniversary of the shootings.
Schools across the state are invited to organize a team of one to 26 educators - teachers, para-professionals, custodians, food service, administrative assistants, IT directors, administrators, etc. - to represent their school.
There is no limit to the number of teams a school can send, and hundreds of educators from around New Hampshire have already committed to the race, Bolduc said.
The marathon, a 13-mile loop that will be run twice by each team, will start at 9:30 a.m. at Gilford Elementary School and pass by all three elementary schools in Laconia and end back at Gilford Elementary, Bolduc said.
Each runner can choose which mile or miles they would like to run. Each mile will "cost" one school supply. For example, those who run one mile can drop off a box of crayons. Those who run all 26 miles need to offer 26 school supply items.
All items will be given to the teachers of Sandy Hook Elementary School. Each team registered would pay 26 school items. The items can be dropped off at the starting point the day of the race.
For those who don't run, volunteers will be needed for water stops and other locations. PTAs are invited to get involved, perhaps staffing a water stop as a team. Also, donations of food for the runners and mile marker signs are needed.
Registration forms are available and can be sent to Danielle Bolduc, GES Principal, 76 Belknap Mountain Road, Gilford, NH 03824 or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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submitted by appgrad22Bill Walsh West
Ouch, my heart (fleaflicker.com)
submitted by langis_on
Missed it by that much... (i.imgur.com)
submitted by bigbaumerBarry Sanders East
I beg for an invite to the minors even though I have not met the criteria. (self.NarFFL)
submitted by Wants_to_be_acceptedDavid Carr South
I'm ready for my gold... (fleaflicker.com)
submitted by batypusBrady Quinn North
Austin TX NARFFLers (self.NarFFL)
submitted by united_fruit_companyDavid Carr East
Waiver wire question (self.NarFFL)
submitted by metalgamerJaMarcus Russell East
Competitive analysis: week 11 (self.NarFFL)
submitted by united_fruit_companyDavid Carr East
It would probably make more sense to make the NARFFL trade deadline a little earlier. (self.NarFFL)
submitted by operationinfiltratioReggie White North
In Bacon West, we currently have a dude who lost 7 straight still making the playoffs (self.NarFFL)
submitted by heblebBacon West
How does the wait list work? (self.NarFFL)
submitted by Liutenant_Dan
The past two weeks (self.NarFFL)
submitted by b_khaosJim Brown South
Competitive analysis: week 10 (self.NarFFL)
submitted by united_fruit_companyDavid Carr East
Four-way tie for 1st in John Elway East; Three in the same division. (i.imgur.com)
submitted by sthfreebirdJohn Elway East
Two 8-1 teams met this week in my league. We made a little bet. Here's his new team name and picture for the week. (i.imgur.com)
submitted by iWinAtMarioKartGeorge Halas West
Come on stat correction! I don't even need a whole tenth of a point. (fleaflicker.com)
submitted by chrisvwdNarwhal South
Ways to be promoted from Farm League to Minor League? (self.NarFFL)
submitted by jaglawsonTim Couch North
Hijinks in Tony Mandarich North! (i.imgur.com)
submitted by AceRockolla4evaTony Mandarich North
submitted by Wants_to_be_acceptedDavid Carr South
Competitive analysis: week 9 (self.NarFFL)
submitted by united_fruit_companyDavid Carr East
Someone is going All-In for AD, Joe Montana South (imgur.com)
submitted by C_Auguste_Dupin
A Tale of Two Divisions in Joe Montana Eat (i.imgur.com)
submitted by tallg8torJoe Montana East
9 of the 12 members of John Elway South are 4-5 after this week (self.NarFFL)
submitted by JustJosh4John Elway South