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Posted by Tecova
on Mar 27, 2007
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I live in Bozeman Montana, and I'd call myself a novice hiker / mountainbiker. I'm looking for a friend to go on hikes and mountain bike rides, and if possible, someone who is better than I am, so...
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Posted by KevinPourroy
on Sep 16, 2013
I currently live in Billings and would like to get into Ice Climbing this season. (Interested in rock Climbing too). I was thinking of heading to Hyalite Canyon or surrounding areas a couple times ...
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| Categories: Ice Climbing, Mountaineering, Rock Climbing
Posted by skier25
on Dec 7, 2009
Activity Location:
Bozeman, Montana
I am looking for partners in Bozeman to ski mountains in the area this winter and possibly over the next few years.
I have skied 14ers in Colorado, and I am going to ski several more this spring. ...
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Posted by ianc82
on Mar 1, 2010
Activity Location:
bozeman mt
Need backcountry parners for trips around Northern Rockies. I have avy level 1 training, all essential saftey gear and love to get outside as much as possible. Send me a PM or just call me at 914...
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Posted by eman
on Aug 10, 2011
Activity Location:
Bozeman, Montana, United States
Looking for hiking/climbing partner(s) in the Livingston/Bozeman, Mt. area. Some interesting peaks would be Cowan, Crazy, Black, Tetons, Wind Rivers...
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Posted by JustinMT
on Aug 20, 2008
My name is Justin Marlen. I am returning to Bozeman September 1 and am looking for climbing partners. I am especially interested in easy to moderate multipitch trad routes, and alpine routes. I am...
Posted by bbbeans
on Jun 16, 2007
I've gotten more seriously into climbing this year and I'm looking for people to go trad climbing with, preferrably around the Bozeman area. I'm especially interested in Gallatin Canyon.
I have...
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Posted by jondub
on Feb 13, 2008
I'm intending to try and bag a few peaks this spring (March/April 08) and snowboard for the decent. I'm not looking for any super hard routes or anything, just some fun snowshoeing and climbing.
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Posted by jmulderr
on Feb 19, 2008
As of this winter it seems that all my mountain adventuring friends have taken jobs elsewhere. So I'm looking for some new people with whom to go enjoy Montana's namesake. I'm a 30 year old male ...
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Posted by GlacialPeaks77
on Nov 14, 2012
Hey all! New to the Bozeman area (24year old male) and looking for a climbing partner. Really looking to get more experience in Ice Climbing and Mountaineering. I've been rock climbing for almos...
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Posted by the fargoan
on Jul 16, 2006
I'm looking for a partner that's interested in easy to moderate alpine routes, or just plain old peakbagging. My skill level is leading easy alpine 5th class & seconding 5.6 or less and alpine ice ...
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Posted by wyomingmike
on Nov 8, 2009
Looking for an ice climbing partner this winter around Bozeman. I have been climbing for about 4 years and am comfortable climbing WI4. I am always looking to meet new people who share the same i...
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Posted by joediful
on Jul 24, 2009
Just moved to Bozeman and looking for sport, trad and mountaineering partners.
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Posted by Paddyrock
on Jan 31, 2010
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Hi all
i just moved to Bozeman and i am looking for some ice and mixed climbing partners. I am solid climber with lots of experience... I will follow anything and usually lead wi5 or M7 but it wil...
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Posted by slideandride933
on Feb 5, 2010
Activity Location:
Dillon, Montana, United States
I'm up for about any type of winter backpacking near or around Beaverhead county. I travel to Bozeman frequently so I could be up for something out there too. I work all the time and don't have a ...
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Posted by jamesb28
on Jul 25, 2012
Activity Location:
Livingston, Montana, United States
Live in Livingston. Looking for someone in the Bozeman/Livingston area for some top roping. Want to try trad climbing just never have had the opportunity. Possibly some mountaineering, mountain bik...
1 Comment
| Categories: Biking, Mountaineering, Rock Climbing
Posted by NYC007
on Apr 12, 2007
Activity Location:
East Spokane, Washington, United States
Looking for someone or ones, to get out midweek and climb some rock. I know the area and have all equipment.
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With his signature glasses, cigar and grease-painted mustache, Groucho Marx led the manic madness of The Marx Brothers in more than a dozen films, highlighted by his rapid-fire, sardonic wit and mastery of the double entendre. Encouraged by their ambitious mother, Groucho and his brothers crafted their individual personas while toiling on the vaudeville circuit for more than 15 years before taking their act to Broadway in 1924. Working with writers like George S. Kaufman and ensemble players like Margaret Dumont, Groucho and the Marx Brothers eventually brought their comedic chaos to the cinema with such early hits as "The Cocoanuts" (1929), "Animal Crackers" (1930) and "Monkey Business" (1931). Underappreciated in its day, "Duck Soup" (1933) found the group at their unbridled creative peak, while the more structured "A Night at the Opera" (1935) and "A Day at the Races" (1937) were undeniably crowd pleasers. Although The Marx Brothers' film career began to wane in the years leading up to World War II, Groucho enjoyed a lengthy second career as the beloved host of the long-running game show "You Bet Your Life" (NBC, 1950-1961), which began on radio in 1947. Outliving his brothers Chico and Harpo and outlasting nearly all his contemporaries, the 82-year-old comedian had the crowd in stitches one last time with a sold-out performance at Carnegie Hall in 1972. Long before his passing, Groucho had become more than a movie star and comic legend - he was an indelible part of American iconography.
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is this a terrarium?
I found this wonderful glass globe, I think is a terrarium but someone told that it is to large for growing.
It is 15" tall and 32" around. Any info would be very helpful, Thanks
No such thing as a container being "too big" to be a terrarium. The person who told you that has no clue. I have a 90gal and a 55gal terrarium.
Your globe looks more like a lighting fixture to me though that does not mean it could not be used as a terr.
Things to consider before trying to make it into a terr:
1) As it appears to only have that opening at the top, keep in mind the challenge it may pose to your fitting your hand or instruments in there to move plants or décor around as well as removal of dead material or needed pruning.
2) Air circulation will not be great -- stagnant air, particularly along the bottom, could pose issues.
3) Are the panes bound together by plastic or metal?
a) Especially if metal, then it is unlikely that it has water tight seals. Be prepared to see leaking unless you go through and apply clear silicon to all the lower joints. (But take care as you wouldn't want to have stray smears of silicon ruining the look of the globe.)
b) If metal, then it is quite possible that moisture which comes in contact with the metal may cause it to corrode and -- at some point -- fall apart.
Thanks for the reply. The glass panes are soldered together. The door is a 5" square, it is kinda small but workable. I dont think it is a lighting fixture. I am thinking it is handmade, I guess it will be a mystery item. Thanks Pam


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The Board of County Councilors has added a fourth alternative for consideration in the environmental review needed to update the local Comprehensive Growth Management Plan.
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As I discussed in my previous post, Blizzard is toying around with the idea of releasing a game time for gold option. Today they released a more in depth post about how they're planning to implement it. If you want to read the post in it's entirety, you can find it here.
The Gold Maker's Summary
If you (quite like me) only care about how this effects the avid gold maker, not the average player buying the token to sell for gold, it's pretty cut and dry. The tokens can be bought from the Shop (in game or otherwise) for $$$, and are worth 30 days of game time. Blizzard has not specified for how much real money (TBD), but one would think somewhere in the $15 range.
I believe Blizzard's true motivations in doing this will show when the pricing comes out. Right now they're claiming it will cut down on illegitimate gold selling and stealing of accounts. To me if they price it over $15, Blizzard will be making a statement, because they will now be making more than they previously would have had the player who uses the token straight out paid for their subscription, and their true motivation - money, not to improve the game environment - will be clear.


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Ten years later, Old Man of the Mountain lives on, with tribute May 3
It was in 2003 that New Hampshire woke up on that Saturday morning to the news that the Old Man of the Mountain had collapsed overnight, leaving an empty space in the heart of the White Mountains.
He was gone, but far from forgotten, and those who knew him best started work on a fitting memorial to New Hampshire's best known visage almost immediately after. That work resulted in the Old Man of the Mountain Profile Plaza, where seven steel 'profilers' recreate the image of the Old Man on the side of Cannon Mountain, and where memorial benches and the over 600 engraved stone pavers and keep the spirit alive for future generations.
"The Legacy Fund has worked for a decade to design, fund, and build a fitting memorial to the Old Man and has seen support from hundreds of people throughout New Hampshire and beyond," said Old Man of the Mountain Legacy Fund president Dick Hamilton, of Littleton. "On May 3rd, we'll have a moment of silence to reflect on the Old Man and the importance the profile continues to have for the state, for tourism in the North Country, and for the many people who remember and loved the Old Man."
Efforts to prevent the Old Man from falling down the mountainside into the talus below began nearly 100 years ago, when in 1915 the Rev. Guy Roberts lobbied the Franconia town fathers to do work to keep the Great Stone Face up on the mountain. In 1916 expert quarryman E.H. Geddes of Quincy, Mass., hand drilled 1-inch round tie-rods into the top of the forehead slab.
A couple of decades later, Geddes added more tie-rods and sealed several cracks in the Profile, now part of the Franconia State Park. In 1945, the Old Man was officially designated the state of New Hampshire emblem.
The giant steel turnbuckles were installed in 1958 by Niels Nielsen of the N.H. Department of Transportation and his staff at the Bridge Maintenance Division, and one of those turnbuckles now sits at Profile Plaza.
The Legacy Fund still has paver stones available, with the proceeds going towards the build-out of the memorial site.
Hamilton said he expects many friends of the Old Man, including those who have bought pavers, to attend the ceremony.
For more information, got to OldManNH.org.
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The designer's foyer sings a happy note in Key Largo Green by Benjamin Moore. Wilson purchased the mirror from Joss & Main and hand painted the ampersand canvas. Artwork from her parents' collection, digital prints and family photos make up the gallery wall.by Caitlin Wilson
A Pindler & Pindler Winston sofa draws you in with its spirited pink hue, a color repeated throughout the room in the accessories and trim. Wilson custom designed her drapes to frame her views of Rittenhouse Square and Center City. She layered in a brass bamboo coffee table and a pair of Chinese brass lamps; a Thom Filicia rug ties the room together.by Caitlin Wilson
Ikea bookshelves flank one of Wilson's prized possessions: a camel-colored tufted leather settee with rolled arms, a luxurious hand-me-down from her parents.by Caitlin Wilson
A happy arrangement of roses in bloom picks up on the pink color seen throughout the room, adding the final color layer to the space.by Caitlin Wilson
"We moved to Philly on a student budget, so I scored our huge dining table and chairs from Craigslist. I reupholstered the chairs and wingbacks in my signature fabric, Navy Fleur Chinoise," Wilson says. Her parents loaned their artwork to Wilson and her husband to remind the couple of their previous home in California.by Caitlin Wilson
Wilson's home office is a study in pattern and color. "It's so fun to work here. The room is filled with vibrant fabrics from my textile line, so there's this naturally bright and cheerful environment," she says.by Caitlin Wilson
Wallpaper by Nina Campbell creates a unique backdrop and ties together all the colors in the space. The Roman shades are Wilson's Jade Byblos fabric. She found the desk on Craigslist, and the Greek key cabinets are an Ikea hack. The Chinese brass lamp came from a market in the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai.
Wallpaper by Nina Campbell creates a unique backdrop and ties together all the colors in the space. The Roman shades are Wilson's Jade Byblos fabric. She found the desk on Craigslist, and the Greek key cabinets are an Ikea hack. The Chinese brass lamp came from a market in the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai.
The designer says that the best part about working from home is that she can run her business and raise her family under one roof.by Caitlin Wilson
An Asian-inspired tangerine mirror above a Chinese gold and black silk-screened shoe cabinet echoes the home's eclectic global style. "Thanks to our travels, our home has a collection of quirky pieces from the Middle East and Asia, which clearly have influenced my textile patterns," Wilson says.by Caitlin Wilson
Wire baskets store and organize Wilson's fabrics without obscuring them entirely from plain view.by Caitlin Wilson
Her office is the hardest working room in the house. With a full-time assistant and a design intern, it's almost always occupied by a family member or an employee.
Her office is the hardest working room in the house. With a full-time assistant and a design intern, it's almost always occupied by a family member or an employee.
"Benjamin Moore's Gentle Butterfly is perfect for any little girl's room," says Wilson. She had these Roman shades custom made, and she repurposed a coffee table to create a pint-size desk for her daughter that's painted in Valspar's Hint of Mint.by Caitlin Wilson
Rug: Rugs USA; pouf: Dubai market
Rug: Rugs USA; pouf: Dubai market
A Laurence Amelie tutu painting from Bonpoint hangs above daughter Olivia's art table, from Pottery Barn Kids. "It was the first piece of artwork we ever bought," she says.by Caitlin Wilson
In the kitchen, Wilson spiced up a wall for Olivia and swapped out the old linoleum for Armstrong Crescendo Marble Gray vinyl tile. "It looks so much like marble and feels great underfoot," she says. "And the best thing about it is that you just peel off the back and stick it down."by Caitlin Wilson
She painted the back wall with chalkboard paint and hung frames and bulldog clips for displaying artwork. "I DIY'd the leopard chairs with a Sharpie on solid cream Ikea chairs," she says.by Caitlin Wilson
Benjamin Moore's Classic Gray gives Wilson's master bedroom a neutral, subdued backdrop. She made the headboard to showcase her Fleur Chinoise textile in a berry pattern. Cleft pillows in Coral Fretwork fabric and Berry signature pillow shams from Wilson's Garnet Hill collection create a luxurious hotel look. But true to Wilson's design savvy and what she calls "school budget" roots, the glammed-up nightstands are Ikea hacks, painted gray and with new gold acrylic knobs.by Caitlin Wilson
"A happy family lives in this colorful and vibrant home," she says, "and you can see and feel it in all the little and big things, in all the larger rooms and quiet corners."
"A happy family lives in this colorful and vibrant home," she says, "and you can see and feel it in all the little and big things, in all the larger rooms and quiet corners."
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Wonderful use of color throughout.
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Lucianna Samu - Color and Design
Just beautiful. What a great place to work and live. I love the Benjamin Moore "Key Largo" in the foyer.
1 Like November 18, 2012 at 2:36AM
Well said: "A happy family lives in this colorful and vibrant home"... like!
Like November 18, 2012 at 3:21AM
Lovely to see so much colour yet still retaining a restful vibe. The BM Key Largo in the foyer is so fresh and welcoming.
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I love the mix of gilded ornate frames and impressionist artwork in contrast to contemporary lines in furniture choices. Very elegant!
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I almost fell over when I saw your entryway photo - I just re-did my bedroom and the colour and mirror are very similar! I'm still working on the final details, though. I'm trying to find side tables just like the one in your living area and a cocktail table like the one in your office - can you advise where I might find them? And now I'm going to order some of your pillows in mint and coral! They are exactly what I've been looking for.
5 Likes November 18, 2012 at 6:05AM
love the rooms. one suggestion-paint the inside of your bookcases in the livingroom a subtle or bold color.
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Mary Katzman
I love the colors and the feel of this warm home.
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The "happy arrangement of roses in bloom" is, I think, actually peonies. The painting is of roses. Beautiful either way. Love the color and the exploding creativity!
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Laurel Ennis
I wish designers would move away from having sofas for your pillows where there is no way a person could sit there without dumping all the pillows on the floor. It's silly. Sofas don't need pillows and pillows do not need sofas.
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Reminds me A LOT of "Young House Love" aka the styling of Sherry & John Petersik
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Ruba Judeh
I have a question, why do most bedroom displays have a rounded mirror above the bed? Is there a specific reason why like something to do with energy, or has just become a standard layout?
Would really appreciate if someone can answer my question. Thanks :)
Would really appreciate if someone can answer my question. Thanks :)
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I like every room in your house! Will you decorate my house and convince my boyfriend to tolerate pink? Well, probably not, unfortunately. But you have a great place!
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Why are there THREE sets of antlers on the walls? That's a little overdone.
3 Likes November 18, 2012 at 9:57AM
Oh wait - I count FOUR sets! lol.
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As for pillows on the sofa, that's like eating chocolate cake for breakfast. Not one bit sensible. We who like to have fun just do these things. Probably the studio's sofa doesn't get a lot of use anyway but it makes me happy just looking at the photo.
And this house makes me actually like PINK of all things (:
And this house makes me actually like PINK of all things (:
4 Likes November 18, 2012 at 10:17AM
Wonderful design sense.....can we please, however, not see any more of the cliched antlers??
4 Likes November 18, 2012 at 12:54PM
I kept looking for some of "Brigham" in these pictures- perhaps the antlers were his must haves! Love the happy feel. You have a great landlord relationship too I'd imagine - love the colors.
Like November 18, 2012 at 1:41PM
I love the patterns and colors used here.
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Cool DIY chairs. I couldn't bring myself to use a sharpie. That was a fun idea, brave and creative.
Like November 18, 2012 at 3:37PM
Elegant and beautiful as always Caitlin!
Like November 18, 2012 at 3:55PM
Love everything about it!
Like November 18, 2012 at 4:48PM
It's beautiful, but are we sure a guy lives here? Apparently not one who has any say in the decorating, since there's pink EVERYWHERE.
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Fine Art & Portraits by Laurel
A beautiful, tasteful, happy place. As one who doodled floor plans, furniture placement and traffic patterns as a child, please turn the coffee table 90 degrees, for the sake of the knees of the person sitting on the right!
1 Like November 18, 2012 at 10:55PM
Absolutely adorable!
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I'm really loving all of the pink accents throughout this home, especially that happy-colored sofa in the living room. Reminds me of these rooms: http://designfixation.blogspot.com/2012/06/pretty-in-pink.html
Like November 19, 2012 at 6:05AM
The flowers are peonies not roses.
1 Like November 19, 2012 at 1:36PM
@ j0dy: don't worry so much. It's just stuff and cheap at that. It says the chair is from Ikea. If you're anxious about starting such a project practice on paper and calm yourself with the knowledge that it's an easy chair to sew a slipcover for.
Like November 19, 2012 at 2:42PM
love love love that couch!! what a beautiful color!! My bedding always has pink in it, my hubby doesn't care- In fact he looks dam good in pink sheets!
1 Like November 20, 2012 at 6:08AM
What a fun creative space! Well done.
1 Like November 20, 2012 at 11:12AM
Great! I liked the idea of DIYing those ikea chairs with a sharpie!!! I wonder if the sharpie comes off on clothes when you sit down though... Otherwise, what a creative idea!!!!!
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Paintings by Kirsten Elizabeth Gilmore
Lovely, creative space! I wish our apartment complex allowed us to paint. If so, I would have that slate wall up in my painting studio. :)
Like November 26, 2012 at 4:58PM
Who painted the stunning picture in the dining room?
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Absolutely stunning, creative and inspiring! This post genuinely made me smile.
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'Why not us?' Yes indeed
Numbers answer the question about Jets' playoff chances
The first use of the term by a member of the Winnipeg Jets unofficially came just over a week ago when the team touched down in California for a pair of bouts with two of the National Hockey League's heavyweights.
Fresh from three straight wins under new head coach Paul Maurice -- and waltzing into the Honda Center, where the Anaheim Ducks had yet to lose a game in regulation -- winger Michael Frolik was asked about the monumental task immediately ahead.
His response, to paraphrase, might just be the perfect Jets mantra going forward:
"Why not us?"
Look, the easy angle to take here with the Jets' recent surge -- a 6-1 run under Maurice that includes Sunday night's victory in Chicago over the Blackhawks -- would be to play the cynic and stroll into this feel-good party the club and their faithful have going on right now and start popping balloons with a size-large needle.
After all, the math here remains daunting. Even with their latest streak, the Jets remain seven points back of the Minnesota Wild for the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference, with two other clubs in between -- the Phoenix Coyotes and Dallas Stars, both with two games in hand.
Sportsclubstats.com calculates playoff chances daily and the Jets, currently at just 8.3 per cent, would need to get to 93 points just to give themselves a 57.6 per cent shot at a post-season berth.
That means the Jets would have to come up with 38 points in their final 28 games -- about 10 games over .500 -- playing at a .679 winning percentage.
Long shot? Heck, some might say Steven Seagal has a better chance at uttering the words "I'd like to thank the Academy for this best-actor award" than the Jets going on that kind of run.
But if you ask the men in the room these days, you'll hear more and more of the "why not us?" refrain. That has to be their approach, of course, but it does speak of a growing confidence and how the coaching change has rattled this crew to life. Maurice's tweakings aren't said to be dramatic, but six wins in seven games does help him deliver his message.
All of that can be contagious.
"The biggest difference for me is just our emotion level," Bryan Little said after Saturday's win over Toronto, a game in which the Jets coughed up a 4-1 lead before winning 5-4 in overtime. "Earlier in the year, if they would have creeped back in the game like that, our guys would have got frustrated. Guys would have started yelling or gotten mad at each other.
"Right now, this team has a lot of confidence and everyone is committed to staying positive the whole game."
That can't be overemphasized, even if these teasing stretches have been seen before by this group. The Jets went on a four-game win streak from Nov. 8-15, but were 0-2-2 in their next four. Prior to the five-game skid that cost Noel his job, the Jets had reeled off three consecutive W's.
Those flirtations with success aren't limited to just this season either, and have rightfully earned the club their "consistently inconsistent" tag.
More examples:
-- The Jets' 10-3-1 in December 2011, the best month in franchise history, was followed by a 4-8-1 January.
-- A 6-1-1 run from March 7-19 last season had the Jets atop the Southeast Division and the third seed in the Eastern Conference. That was followed by 4-0 and 6-1 home-ice losses to Washington as the club went 8-9-1 to the finish line and missed the post-season.
So as much as the Jets' recent stretch has been an eye-opener, the team and its fans have ridden this wave before, only to be rag-dolled by the next one.
The short-term evidence the coaching switch is changing things -- this "why not us?" approach -- is encouraging. But it's where this bunch finishes in the standings on April 11 that really matters.
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Went to easterbrooks today and had fun time. Its a great place to make a day with the family. The atmosphere of the place is great and would suggest the expirence to any one looking for something unique.
This place has stood the test of time for a very good reason. Cash only but that is no big deal. Everyone famous from the area visits too. And why not? It is a landmark.
At least that is what they advertise. It's great that places like this still exist. The food is OK but the atmosphere is the best. It is a step back in time. Love the milkshakes (at least three scoops of real ice cream) and the onion rings (thin and crispy). The food took forever to come but it was a...
milkshakes made the old fashioned way - and taste great! This is not a fancy place but look around at all the stapled on business cards and signed photographs of whose eaten here - an iconic place. The girls behind the counter could do with being a bit more friendly and need to learn to smile.
Go for the hot dog and the variety of toppings. Enjoy the very old atmosphere. Remember it's only a hot dog.
Last time I will go there the food was lousy the dog I had was cold and over cooked the burg my wife had had no taste and she did'nt eat it
This is an iconic old-time 12" Hotdog Stand that hasn't changed anything but the paint outside in 70 years! Still has a pull-up front / side parking lot a wooden door in and a sit-up spinning stool soda bar that was built by the original owners ... What more can I say than "Get there before it isn't there anymore!!"...
Sadly, our visit here fell far short of expectations. The only happy person in our party of 4 had the veggie dog. Though their 12 inch traditional hot dogs are their signature dish, only one of us chose one of their many dressed hotdogs and thought it was just OK. 2 of us ordered the "home made burger", at over...
The Board of Health definitely has never visited this restaurant. I was very turned off by how filthy it was..it wasn't just one days worth of dirt!!!
I have been going to Easterbrooks Hotdog Stand for 40 years and have yet to be disappointed with the service or the meal truly a outstanding tradition for our area.
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