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I am not a fan of pickles, so I always volunteer to take this salad to picnics and BBQ's so I know I can have potato salad with my Q. This recipe is not gloopy at all. The bacon is optional. I generally use either green onions or celery, but never both and garnish with a dusting of smoked paprika.
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- 8 medium yukon gold potatoes
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 4 eggs
- 4 slices bacon
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 bunch green onions, sliced or 3 stalks celery, thinly sliced
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground
- 1Scrub the potatoes and slice in half.
- 2Drizzle olive oil on a jelly roll pan and sprinkle with salt. Lay potatoes cut side down and swish around a bit to coat with oil.
- 3Bake at 400 degrees until easily pierced with a knife - 30-40 minutes.
- 4Meanwhile, place eggs in a pot and put in enough cold water to cover by one inch. Bring to a slow boil. Once water has boiled, cover and remove from heat. Let sit 12 minutes and then drain and run cold water over the eggs for about a minute.
- 5Cut bacon into a dice and fry until crumbly. Remove bacon with a slotted spoon and place on paper towells to drain. Reserve a Tbsp of drippings.
- 6When the potatoes are ready, remove from oven and cool just until you can work with them witout swearing :) Cut the potatoes into cubes and place in a bowl.
- 7Sprinkle the lemon juice (from one lemon), the vinegar and the reserved drippings over the potatoes and toss. Set aside to cool for a bit while you slice the vegetables and peel and dice the eggs.
- 8Mix the remaining ingredients together, adding just enough mayo to hold everything together and mix, smashing some of the potatoes with the back of the spoon to add texture. Season to taste with the pepper and more salt if necessary.
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Nutritional Facts for Pickle-Free Potato Salad
Serving Size: 1 (190 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
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- % Daily Value
- Calories 357.7
- Calories from Fat 188
- 52%
- Total Fat 20.9 g
- 32%
- Saturated Fat 4.4 g
- 22%
- Cholesterol 121.0 mg
- 40%
- Sodium 673.2 mg
- 28%
- Total Carbohydrate 36.3 g
- 12%
- Dietary Fiber 2.8 g
- 11%
- Sugars 3.7 g
- 14%
- Protein 7.5 g
- 15%
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Cheltenham Festival: Cornelius Lysaght with six to watch for 2014
They say that plans for the next Cheltenham Festival get under way pretty much as soon as the last of the runners have crossed the winning line in the last race.
So, that must mean it's a good time too for journalists and broadcasters to do their equivalent, and here (hopefully, not to return and haunt me) I present my six to watch for 2014.
Hurricane Fly: champion again, or maybe a new one?
Hurricane Fly's historic regaining of the Champion Hurdle title he won in 2011, but ceded to Rock On Ruby (second this time) a year later, continued the finest of runs, but holding on to it again may be problematic.
Wonderful Walsh
Ruby Walsh became the seventh jockey to win the Champion Hurdle on two or more occasions since 1980. He joins AP McCoy, Conor O'Dwyer, Jonjo O'Neill, Peter Scudamore, Steve Smith-Eccles and Charlie Swan on this illustrious list.
The younger brigade is lining up against the nine-year-old, headed by two highly-promising Festival novice winners in Our Conor (Triumph) and The New One (Neptune).
Our Conor, only four, was so utterly dazzling when thrashing his rivals that you couldn't help but think that he'd have been a plausible opponent for Hurricane Fly this season.
Traditional thinking has it that Triumph Hurdle victors are up against it in the following campaign, but Countrywide Flame, third behind 'The Fly', showed that's not always the case, and he's another one sure to be back for more in 2014.
Stablemates clash: Sprinter Sacre v Simonsig?
The two-miles of the Queen Mother Champion Chase, is Sprinter Sacre's distance, and that's where he is expected to be staying, with the title at his mercy on current evidence.
In contrast, the two-mile Arkle Chase winner Simonsig, trained like Sprinter Sacre by Nicky Henderson, looks to have more options, having won two Irish point-to-points over three miles.
He's something of an unfinished article at the moment, a bit fresh and exuberant to be asked to race a lot further than the two miles now maybe, but when he settles down, who knows?
Henderson tends to laugh off talk of a clash, but I'm not sure he really wants two of his brilliant stable stars taking each other on when it's widely believed Sprinter Sacre would come out on top.
It's possible Simonsig might eventually be a Gold Cup candidate.
Queen of Cheltenham: six in a row for Quevega?
She'll only be 10 years old in 2014, and Quevega will be short odds to surpass 1930s Gold Cup legend Golden Miller and win 'her race', the mares' championship, for a sensational sixth time.
A combination of not 'having too many miles on the clock'- i.e. she doesn't race often - and a vast superiority to her peers would make her hard to beat.
This year's winning distance of one-and-a-half lengths was her narrowest of the five, but should not be taken as any sort of diminution of her abilities.
Something happened at the top of the hill - jockey Ruby Walsh thought she trod on herself- but the manner in which she recovered and stormed home was nothing short of exemplary.
The Big Buck's return: has he anything to fear in the World Hurdle?
In the absence of four-time champion Big Buck's through injury, many thought they had a chance of glory, and this became the most competitive of the 'big four' races of the week.
People have been a little sniffy about the winner, Solwhit, already victorious at Grade One level six times in shorter races, but the manner in which he galloped up the final hill, so dismissing stamina doubts, was striking.
I'm not saying he would defeat a returning Big Buck's, but this horse, four times a runner-up behind Hurricane Fly, has plenty of class, together with versatility, and could be relied upon to make a race of it.
At Fishers Cross is also emerging in the staying hurdles division, and looked a real young professional in the Albert Bartlett Hurdle, while Oscar Whisky's World Hurdle bolt looks shot.
Worth his weight in gold: Bob's Worth repeat?
Gold Cup winner Bob's Worth, and the runner-up Sir Des Champs, were the top Festival staying novices last year, and with luck they will renew rivalry in 2014 and for some years to come.
Bob's Worth clearly relishes the Cheltenham challenge, especially the final hill, and coped with the rain-softened going, while Sir Des Champs seemed less happy. Both would prefer drier conditions.
That's five from five on the track for Bob's Worth, including a Festival hat-trick, rare for comprising three different races, and it would be no surprise to see him make a triumphant return next time.
Long Run, the 2011 winner, and The Giant Bolster were, like 12 months ago, gallant frame-fillers, and it's hard to imagine either making up the ground needed to overcome the first two.
Sir Des Champs' stablemate Boston Bob came down at the last in the RSA Chase when going strongly, and he'll quite likely be aiming at the Gold Cup, as will RSA winner Lord Windermere, a relentless galloper.
Bryan Cooper: the next Ruby?
There's no doubt 2013 was the year that jockey Bryan Cooper, 20, burst into the wider consciousness with his first three Cheltenham Festival winners.
Despite the pressure of being on board one of the Irish 'bankers', Our Conor, the son of trainer Tom Cooper showed maturity way beyond his years, steering the horse to a wide-margin victory.
And those skills clearly extend beyond the saddle with the ex-pony racing rider, who aged 10 'led up' his father's runner Total Enjoyment when she won the Festival Bumper, shining in media interviews.
When asked about being 'heir apparent' to Ruby Walsh, Cooper based with Dessie Hughes, trainer of Our Conor, replied that "of course he was flattered" and "would be pleased to be half as good".
Good young jockeys come and go, but those that vanish don't often ride trebles at Cheltenham: he's destined for big things.
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20th March 2013 - 23:58You obviously know very little about Mill Reef...read up about him on Wikipedia...he was a much more effective horse over a mile and a half than a mile, and, everyone who was there knows that ! Far more research required !
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20th March 2013 - 23:56Oh.He's picking the one race out of 18 that BG was beaten in...it is a known fact that he was later scoped and found to be ill...After the race he was coughing up mucus but he still run the Derby winner to 3 lengths giving away 12lb.You are the one who should be doing his research Andrew. BG was a beast who easily beat Mill Reef in the guineas..3 lengths going away is easy!!! A short head is close
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20th March 2013 - 23:51Thanks Carber i have just watched it again and in another furlong he would have doubled his advantage and Evzona when gb destroyed faraway son by 5 lenghts in the sussex stakes he had just beaten my swallow 6 lengths so the form is amazing and yes Roberto did thrash bg at york but so what horses are there to be beaten so thats cool with me but Mill reef was awseome for sure
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20th March 2013 - 23:44@Gordon..BG won from 5 furlongs up to 1 and half miles....Thus backing your theory up.He was an exceptional horse and like you said he thrashed Mill Reef in the guineas and was pulling away at the line you would think over further he would of just kept pulling away.Your right mate Andrew has got it wrong again as usual..
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Andrew Evzona
20th March 2013 - 23:41Macrae I suggest you watch the 1971 Guineas again as you were watching a different race to me if you think Brigadier Gerard thrashed his rivals....Frankel thrashed his rivals for sure ! As I stated Mill Reef would have beaten BG over a mile and a half ,and of course Roberto beat him 3 lengths at York...was that a thrashing too ??
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President Bush on Wednesday named conservative commentator and talk radio personality Tony Snow as the new White House press secretary. Madeleine Brand speaks with Slate political contributor John Dickerson about what the former Fox News anchor and commentator will bring to the job.
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There's a new public face of the White House. The new press secretary is Tony Snow. He's a long time Washington insider and conservative columnist and commentator on FOX News. Snow replaces Scott McClellan, and has a much different temperament. In his column, Snow has been outspoken. He once called President Bush something of an embarrassment, and another time said the president had a listless domestic policy. Today, President Bush brushed aside those comments.
President GEORGE W. BUSH: He's not afraid to express his own opinions. For those of you who've read his columns and listen to his radio show, he sometimes has disagreed with me. I asked him about those comments, and he said you should have heard what I said about the other guy.
BRAND: Joining us to talk about the appointment is John Dickerson. He's Chief Political Correspondent for the on line magazine Slate. And welcome back to DAY TO DAY, John.
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BRAND: So as the president just acknowledged, Snow has not exactly been quiet in his critiques of the White House. So what does this say about what the White House now wants to portray as its message?
Mr. DICKERSON: Well, I think it demonstrates recognition by the White House that they've got to improve their press relations and that they've got to become a little bit more candid. By picking Tony Snow, they've picked a journalist who has at least some understanding of the commerce between journalists, although he was an opinion journalist most recently. And it recognizes on the part of the White House that they can't sort of keep giving the same old line. We shouldn't expect Tony Snow to come out with those same kind of frank assessments from the podium, but it is an effort from the White House to show that they might be getting a little more candid.
BRAND: Well why would Tony Snow want this job? This comes at a time when the President is facing his lowest approval rating, something around 32 percent. And problems with Iraq, high gas prices, the immigration quandary. Why would anyone want to take on this job?
Mr. DICKERSON: Well, it's hard to turn down a president when a president asks you to join the team. And there's something noble in sort of rushing into a burning building. And I think Tony Snow could easily have seen this as a chance to sort of try to rescue the White House, and was undoubtedly given promises that things were going to change. That he was going to have access that previous press secretary's did not have, and that he would be able to use that access as power in that position. And so, perhaps with those new tools he could make something of that job that the previous two press secretary's were not able to do.
BRAND: And John, I'm wondering if that alarmed some critics of the White House in that Tony Snow is obviously a partisan. He's a, he's a, he's a commentator on the right.
Mr. DICKERSON: It's a little silly to attack Snow for being a partisan on the right. The White House is going to have partisans in those jobs. Snow, however, at least knows about the commerce between journalists and sources, which means when he talks to journalists covering the White House, he won't be able to give them the sort of same old line, because they will be able to say well, you know, remember what you thought of that line coming out of this White House before you got this job.
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I always have a hard time getting the insides of my racking, bottling etc tubes dry. Would love to hear others' techniques for this.
I use the windmill method. Firmly grip tube so that neither end touches ground. Make sure that you have around 6 feet of clear area around you. Swinging a cat by the tail works to make sure you won't hit anything important with the hose. If cat abruptly stops while checking area, move offending item and retest with cat. Twirl tubing around in a circle, clockwise or anti-clockwise, until it makes a nifty whistling sound. Stop and check tubing for fluid. If present, re-apply twirling until dry. More advanced users of technique use "cowboy" method, which is the same as "windmill" method, but the tubing is twirled over your head. Care must be taken not to hit your Significant Other in the face with tubing, as that can ruin your whole brew day. Sorry, honey. It won't happen again....
I blow compressed air through mine.
I'm a windmiller, myself. That works just fine. TL
I do the cowboy method when I think about it, usually I just hang the hoses up and let them drip dry (but maybe silicone dries easier than the vinyl tube).
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Length: | 63.7 mi[1] (102.5 km) | |||
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South end: | US 30 in Kantner | |||
US 219 in Davidsville PA 56 in Johnstown US 22 in East Wheatfield Township US 422 near Heilwood PA 286 in Clymer |
North end: | US 119 near Marion Center | |||
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Pennsylvania Route 403 (PA 403) is a north–south state route in Somerset, Cambria and Indiana counties of Pennsylvania. The southern terminus is at US 30 in the hamlet of Kantner in Quemahoning Township. The northern terminus is at US 119 near Marion Center.
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PA 403 begins at an intersection with US 30 in Quemahoning Township, Somerset County, heading northeast on two-lane undivided Triple S Road. The road becomes Whistler Road as it passes through wooded areas with some homes and industrial establishments, crossing the Stonycreek River. The route turns east and passes through the residential community of Kantner, crossing the river again. PA 403 curves to the northeast and crosses a CSX railroad line, continuing through woodland with a few residences. The road heads into Shade Township and turns to the north, running to the east of the Stonycreek River and the railroad line. The route enters Quemahoning Township again and turns east, heading into Hooversville. Here, PA 403 becomes Barn Street and runs northeast past homes. The road curves northeast into wooded areas with some residences before turning north back into Quemahoning Township. The route becomes Whistler Road again and runs through forests with some fields and homes, turning west to cross the CSX line and the river before turning north again and passing through Blough. PA 403 crosses the Stonycreek River into Paint Township and heads across the CSX line again, passing through Landstreet and continuing through more rural areas to the northeast of the river and railroad tracks.[1][2]
The road turns north into Benson and becomes Border Street, heading through more woods before entering residential areas. The route turns west and crosses the railroad tracks before turning north onto Whistler Street and crossing the Stonycreek River into Conemaugh Township. PA 403 intersects PA 601 and heads northwest past homes and some businesses on South Main Street, running through Hollsopple. The road widens into a four-lane divided highway and turns north as it comes to an interchange with the US 219 freeway. The route becomes two lanes and undivided again as it heads into the residential community of Davidsville, turning northeast onto Oak Street. PA 403 passes more homes and turns north as North Main Street before heading northeast as Tire Hill Road into farmland with some woods and homes. The road curves north into more wooded areas with some residential and commercial development, turning northwest and passing through Tire Hill.[1][2]
Cambria County[edit]
PA 403 enters Upper Yoder Township in Cambria County and comes to an intersection with the northern terminus of PA 985, where it turns northeast onto Ferndale Avenue, a three-lane road with a center left-turn lane. The road heads east along the northern bank of the Stonycreek River, running through residential and commercial areas. The route turns southeast and becomes a divided highway, running through wooded areas before crossing into Ferndale. Here, PA 403 turns north and passes through residential neighborhoods as an undivided road, curving to the northwest past more homes with some businesses. The road heads north and crosses a CSX railroad line, turning northeast to cross the Stonycreek River into Johnstown. Here, the route becomes Bridge Street and passes through industrial areas, turning north-northeast onto Central Avenue. PA 403 runs through more industry and commercial areas, coming to an intersection with the western terminus of PA 756. The road turns north and widens to four lanes, crossing a CCTA railroad line before heading across the Stonycreek River again. The route turns northwest onto two-lane Valley Pike and passes homes and businesses along the southwestern bank of the Stonycreek River before heading north on Franklin Street and running between woods to the west and the river to the east with some development. PA 403 heads northwest into residential areas on Napoleon Street, passing under the PA 56 freeway. The road heads into commercial areas and crosses PA 271 before crossing the Stonycreek River and heading along the edge of downtown Johnstown.[1][3]
The route comes to an intersection with PA 56, where it turns north to form a concurrency with that route on four-lane divided Johns Street. PA 56/PA 403 passes between the river to the west and residential and commercial areas to the east splitting from Johns Street and heading northwest to cross the Stonycreek River. The two routes continue north along the west bank of the Conemaugh River, with woods to the west. The road becomes undivided Roosevelt Boulevard and passes under a Norfolk Southern railroad line, heading into commercial areas. PA 56/PA 403 turns northwest onto Broad Street and continues past more businesses with some homes. PA 56 splits to the west and PA 403 narrows to two lanes, curving to the north. The route turns east onto Laurel Avenue and crosses the Conemaugh River and a Norfolk Southern line, quickly turning north onto Cooper Avenue. The road heads through residential areas as a three-lane road with a center left-turn lane. PA 403 heads into West Taylor Township and heads northwest into wooded areas with some homes as a two-lane road. The road continues into dense forests as Cramer Pike, running northeast of the Conemaugh River and a Norfolk Southern line. Farther northwest, the route heads into the Gallitzin State Forest and briefly heads through Jackson Township.[1][3]
Indiana County[edit]
PA 403 enters East Wheatfield Township in Indiana County and runs through more of the state forest. The road leaves the Gallitzin State Forest and heads north away from the Conemaugh River, passing through more wooded areas with some homes and intersecting the northern terminus of PA 711 in Cramer. The route winds northwest through woodland with farmland and residences, turning north and coming to an interchange with US 22. Past here, PA 403 turns northeast through more rural areas and passes through Virginia, crossing the Blacklick Creek into Buffington Township. The road runs through Dilltown and continues northeast through wooded areas with some farm fields and homes. The route turns north, curving to the north-northeast as it crosses into Pine Township and comes to an intersection with US 422 in Strongstown. Past this intersection, PA 403 runs through more rural areas with some residences, curving to the north. The road turns west at Pineton and heads into forested areas, winding to the north as it comes to the residential community of Heilwood and heads northeast. The route passes a few rural homes as it comes to an intersection with PA 553. Here, PA 403 turns northwest to form a concurrency with PA 553 on an unnamed road, heading into Cherryhill Township and turning to the west as it passes through farmland and woodland with some homes. PA 403 splits from PA 553 by heading north-northwest, passing through more rural areas as it comes to a junction with the southern terminus of PA 580.[1][4]
The road continues northwest and winds through wooded areas with a few residences, running to the southwest of North Branch Two Lick Creek. The route heads into Clymer and enters residential areas as 1st Street, turning southwest onto Hancock Street and northwest onto 2nd Street. PA 403 reaches an intersection with PA 286 and turns southwest to join that route on Franklin Street, passing homes and businesses in the center of town. PA 403 splits from PA 286 by turning northwest onto 6th Street, passing a few commercial establishments before turning into Penn Street and heading north past homes. The road heads into woodland and becomes unnamed as it crosses back into Cherryhill Township and runs to the west of a R.J. Corman Railroad line. The route passes through Rembrandt and stops following the railroad tracks as it continues into Green Township. Here, PA 403 heads into a mix of farmland and woods with some homes, passing through Dixonville and turning northwest, entering Rayne Township. The route continues through rural areas and passes through Rayne. Farther northwest, the road crosses into East Mahoning Township and becomes South Manor Street, soon heading into Marion Center. PA 403 turns west onto West Main Street and runs through more residential areas, crossing back into East Mahoning Township and ending at US 119.[1][4]
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County | Location | Mile[1] | km | Destinations | Notes |
Somerset | Quemahoning Township | 0.0 | 0.0 | US 30 (Lincoln Highway) | |
Conemaugh Township | PA 601 (Penn Avenue/Seanor Road) | ||||
US 219 | Interchange | ||||
Cambria | Upper Yoder Township | PA 985 south (Ferndale Avenue) | |||
Johnstown | PA 756 east (Ohio Street) | ||||
PA 271 (Haynes Street) | |||||
PA 56 east (Johnstown Expressway) | South end of PA 56 overlap | ||||
PA 56 west (Fairfield Avenue) | North end of PA 56 overlap | ||||
Indiana | East Wheatfield Township | PA 711 south | |||
US 22 (William Penn Highway) | Interchange | ||||
Pine Township | US 422 (Benjamin Franklin Highway) | ||||
PA 553 east | South end of PA 553 overlap | ||||
Cherryhill Township | PA 553 west | North end of PA 553 overlap | |||
PA 580 north | |||||
Clymer | PA 286 east (Franklin Street) | South end of PA 286 overlap | |||
PA 286 west (Franklin Street) | North end of PA 286 overlap | ||||
East Mahoning Township | 63.7 | 102.5 | US 119 (Buffalo-Pittsburgh Highway) | ||
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi |
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h Google, Inc. "overview of Pennsylvania Route 403". Google Maps (Map). Cartography by Google, Inc. http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=US+30+and+PA+403&daddr=40.121086,-78.9240802+to:40.263057,-78.9100104+to:40.2949131,-78.9161491+to:40.3653048,-78.9525683+to:40.47894,-78.989024+to:40.577689,-78.9013229+to:US+119+and+PA+403&hl=en&sll=40.767477,-79.038734&sspn=0.031528,0.084543&geocode=FXPWYwIdlWdL-ylZ4Vm15eHKiTHJscZ3cCkqVw%3BFf4yZAId0LZL-yltI8Um4R3LiTFVte6WQZnPUw%3BFZFdZgIdxu1L-yltkX5QpxDLiTFKBzo2QIhOSQ%3BFQHaZgIdy9VL-ykzG5nE2hDLiTHdz7tDhfwtuw%3BFfjsZwIdiEdL-ymTpKyvWhTLiTGIeank1nN9OA%3BFdyoaQIdILlK-yl1oPGmW2rLiTF4MCbaeY_J2w%3BFZkqawIdtg9M-ylD4UCKZm_LiTETQcvHJptU_A%3BFSMSbgIdZ7BJ-ykDx1MPe6DMiTHfOH_300P6MA&vpsrc=0&mra=ls&via=1,2,3,4,5,6&t=h&z=9. Retrieved September 22, 2011.
- ^ a b PennDOT (2011). Somerset County, Pennsylvania Highway Map (Map). ftp://ftp.dot.state.pa.us/public/pdf/BPR_pdf_files/Maps/GHS/Roadnames/somerset_GHSN.PDF. Retrieved May 28, 2011.
- ^ a b PennDOT (2011). Cambria County, Pennsylvania Highway Map (Map). ftp://ftp.dot.state.pa.us/public/pdf/BPR_pdf_files/Maps/GHS/Roadnames/cambria_GHSN.PDF. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ a b PennDOT (2011). Indiana County, Pennsylvania Highway Map (Map). ftp://ftp.dot.state.pa.us/public/pdf/BPR_pdf_files/Maps/GHS/Roadnames/indiana_GHSN.PDF. Retrieved May 29, 2011.
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After two weeks, Utah has 1 division 1 win, USU has 1 division 1 win, and even
SUU has a division 1 win!
Great job to these 3 schools
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Not much negative to find in this one. Utah continues to surpass my
I am a little worried about BYU now though. They looked
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If they play that well versus Utah, we are going
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I fully agree with the bye week giving too much time to rest
is not always a good thing. And with extra time to prepare for the Utes,
doesn't always translate into a win. I told all my BYU fan in-laws,
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year, and BYU is a much better team than last week at Virginia.
having a big win over a ranked Texas, with a bye week, I think will make them
come out a bit flat and over-confident playing the Utes. Let's hope the
Utes can pull off a win.
Although Weber is no powerhouse team, it was
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So happy, especially for Lucky. No one has been a better recruiting ambassador for our program. Now with only the one game break - we have 9 consecutive conference games! Start with Oregon State and don't let up until it is clear which bowl we will be playing.
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Come on, Chris B, if you're giving love to USU and SUU be big enough to include BYU. They also did a "great job" and "even" have one D-1 win. Occasional objectivity would look good on you!
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It was nice to see the back-ups get some playing time without much drop off in
talent or efficiency. That experience will benefit the team throughout the
season as guys get banged up.
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test for the Utes.
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