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H.R.3962 - Affordable Health Care for America Act
To provide affordable, quality health care for all Americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. view all titles (10)
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- Official: To provide affordable, quality health care for all Americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. as introduced.
- Popular: Affordable Health Care for America Act as introduced.
- Short: Affordable Health Care for America Act as introduced.
- Short: Indian Health Care Improvement Act Amendments of 2009 as introduced.
- Short: Affordable Health Care for America Act as passed house.
- Short: Indian Health Care Improvement Act Amendments of 2009 as passed house.
- Official: An act to provide a physician payment update, to provide pension funding relief, and for other purposes. as amended by senate.
- Short: Preservation of Access to Care for Medicare Beneficiaries and Pension Relief Act of 2010 as passed senate.
- Short: Preservation of Access to Care for Medicare Beneficiaries and Pension Relief Act of 2010 as passed house.
- Short: Preservation of Access to Care for Medicare Beneficiaries and Pension Relief Act of 2010 as enacted.
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There's plenty of money to be found in fraud. If we would eliminate fraud, we could reverse all the spending and deficits inflicted upon this nation since January. Obama and his supporters, everything they say and do is fraud. That's the fraud we, as Americans, need to eliminate. Obama speaks the truth, only the actual meaning is not being pursued. This intentional fraud on the American people is no doubt something that the statists and fascists laugh about amongst themselves, on how very clever they are in exploiting the naivete of people who still believe their statesmen could never be so very corrupt. I have no such illusions, nor did our Founders. America, fortunately, is waking up to this threat to our liberties. Come Tuesday, and then come Thursday, the country and our alleged representatives are going to get a taste of genuine Americanism.
If you believe the kool-aid that alleges abortion isn't a part of this bill, then read this paragraph from Cecile Richards' e-mail – she's the president of Planned Parenthood: "Because of relentless pressure from dedicated supporters like you, every version of the bills out there right now is free of the dangerous amendments anti-choice members of Congress tried to attach to health care reform. It's taken a lot of small steps and individual efforts to come as far as we have, and we thank you for your efforts."
Thus, there is NO prohibition of abortion in this bill. If you want to know the reality, listen to what pro-abortionists tell their friends. As a woman, I RESENT this bill, which will infringe on my personal liberties as well as possibly bankrupt this nation, and will certainly help create an American fascist state, and Richards' tactics of telling me this is about "women's" health. I NEVER elected her to represent me and my opinions.
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So everyone in America should pay for your family's healthcare? I think not. We raised $25,000 in a benefit for my friend's cancer bills in ONE weekend. I think American's need to get off their behinds and remove their hand from in front of the rest of the Americans. What the heck happened to this country?
Also, freedom. Yeah, I want the FREEDOM from paying your debt and everyone elses. Maybe the state's should lift the ban on intrastate insurance and put the free market back into the insurance industry. —Now THAT gives you your freedom AND choice and I'M not footing the bill (and neither is your company).
Abraham Lincoln once said,
We all declare for liberty; but in using the same word we do not all mean the same thing. With some the word liberty may mean for each man to do as he pleases with himself, and the product of his labor; while with others, the same word may mean for some men to do as they please with other men, and the product of other men's labor. Here are two, not only different, but incompatible things, called by the same name – liberty. And it follows that each of the things is, by the respective parties, called by two different and incompatible names – liberty and tyranny.
—The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln edited by Roy P. Basler, Volume VII, "Address at Sanitary Fair, Baltimore, Maryland" (April 18, 1864), p. 301-302.
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No, the insurance company makes money by keeping costs down.
Denying reasonable claims only helps if the person being denied is too weak and stupid to sue for violation of the policy. Because such lawsuits generally cost orders of magnitude more than the procedure being denied, insurance companies generally only get stupid when they think you won't enforce your rights.
The solution: Either save up a couple hundred bucks, and put a family lawyer on retainer so that if the insurance company gets stupid, the lawyer can contact them to point out their folly. Or (the more work less money option) learn your state's insurance law and your policy very well, and be ready to make the arguments yourself — if you can't get anywhere in a reasonable amount of time (and your insurance company actually is in the wrong) you can probably get a decent lawyer to take your case on contingency.
Actually, it doesn't even take a lawyer. Just a phone call to the insurance company. Most denials are the result of procedures not being coded properly, or the insurance company would like more information about the procedure.
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If you don't have any civic duty or compassion for others then do it for your own selfish pocket book. Health care will cost you money no matter what happens, but to ensure better health for others will reduce your costs. Think of the anti smoking campaigns and remember that smoking cost all Americans money. Healthcare as a right is a concept that I support, but if you don't feel that your family should have that right then I only hope you don't have to face a major health crisis within your family without government help. No one is asking for a welfare check, we just want the best system for the money we already spend.
You are confusing civic duty and compassion with socialism (which has been sold to many other civilizations as a compassion based form of government). I feel that it is my civic duty to hold governments accountable to exercise it's duties and not extend it's reach outside of what is called for by the constitution. I feel that I can serve my neighbors better by helping them directly instead of taking all of the money that I would spend on consumer products (such as health insurance, among a long list of others) and sending it to Washington and hoping that they dole it out in a way that is compassionate and civic minded. I happen to think you are naive to think this money is going to anything other than the purchase of power. It is a proven impossibility that the government can run healthcare as well as private industry. That is from a quality and an efficiency measure.
I'm quite sane, thanks for the concern. I'll not gratuitously reply in kind.
I'm awaiting the new legislation that will provide subsidies for firearm purchases. If you believe health care is a right under the Constitution and as such should be government subsidized, then you should have no problem at all with the government giving all of us money for firearms.
The difference is of course that firearms are an actual right under the 2nd Amendment, whereas health care is not in the Constitution and the "right" basis relies on liberal court interpretation. Using this logic, things we need to survive like housing, electrical power, food, water, etc. are all "rights" and should be government subsidized. BTW, the government should not be subsidizing health care or firearms.
There is somewhat of a precedent since it says that no private insurance will be available after 2013, conveniently right after the next presidential election. Health insurance is not a right, there is nothing in law or constitution anywhere that guarantees you a health insurance card. If you're trying to make that leap from the "promote the general welfare" clause in the preamble of the constitution you are idiotic at best. The preamble is simply the preface to the constituion and doesn't outline any specific law or right. It references what they hoped to achieve with the specifics that were written into the constitution. Free healthcare isn't in there.
> No, the insurance company makes money by keeping costs down.
One way to keep costs down is by denying expensive healthcare. It's a great way to make money! Charge for a service you under provide!
Think about what you are saying. You want to take your health care financial coverage away from someone with whom you have legal recourse in the courts and give it to big government who you cannot sue and who has the power to fine you and/or put you in jail. How stupid is that? They both will control cost by denying you services
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You do realize that you first quoted something that wants freedom FROM government…Its sole purpose was to protect individuals from government power…and then your next words are "If we do not EMPOWER our government…"
Educated dummies…It is evident that this is what America is full of.1.) Right to life – Where is the lack of health coverage impeding on your right to live? Did the founders have health care back in the day?
2.) Right to liberty – You obviously don't even know what liberty is…
3.) PURSUIT of happiness – we are not guaranteed happiness. Just figured I would point this out. -
The Declaration of Independence is not a legal document in this country. It is just that, a declaration of our independence. It holds no legal precedent and therefore no legal standing.
Might I also add, that no where in the Constitution does it grant the right of the government to empower it's self. This is not how the founders of this country intended our country to be.
I would also like to highlight a simple phrase "pursuit of happiness". Do you wonder why the Declaration of Independence doesnt say "guaranteed happiness"? Simply put, the Government cannot in any sense guarantee your happiness. Simply affording you the constitutionally guaranteed rights is the only thing that the government can do to enable your pursuit of happiness. No person or entity can guarantee happiness.
In the same way, affording the government the opportunity to provide reasonable assurances for the health of it's citizens is both unattainable and ridiculous. If you think that this Health Insurance Reform bill will do that, then your just as delusional as the President and members of Congress who envisioned this.
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You don't pay for her family's healthcare. Unless they make less than 4 times the federal poverty level (4*14,570 for a family of 2), they cannot receive any subsidies.
Even if they only make 3 times the FPL ($43,710/year), the subsidy is only the average of the 3 cheapest basic plans in their area minus 10% of their annual income.
Sounds like there is a simple solution for your problem that the Republicans could get you and it is called Insurance access across state lines. BCBS has a monopoly within each state. With competitve pricing your insurance and the rates that go with competition would have been there for you!
Sorry…Allowing the sale of insurance across state lines would do nothing to correct the high cost of insurance problem. Health insurers would flock to the states with the least amount consumer based regulation and knock themselves out thinking of new ways to less for more.
Can you imagine the difficulty and clerical effort that someone protesting unfair treatment would have pressing their case with an insurance commissioner several states away?
They can do it with all other types of insurance. Auto, life, property, etc… there is no sensible reason why health insurance can't go across state lines as well.
Because of the ablity to cross state lines with my auto insurance, and property insurance I get exellent rates and can pick and choose which company I feel will treat me best. With health insurance the way it is I get BCBS, if I don't like it tough crap I'm stuck. And with no competition they can pretty much charge whatever they want.
The "difficulty and clerical effort" would be the same as with any other insurance company.
The Democrat health care bill is strictly a huge power grab period.
Factually incorrect. BCBS is far from a monopoly in any state.
Allowing insurance across state lines would indeed inspire competition — states would be inspired to reduce consumer protection in order to attract insurance businesses. One state would ultimately benefit with new jobs and some tax revenue, but the citizens living in the other 49 states would pay the price of decreased protection… and they would have no recourse because they can't vote in the state where the rules regulating them are passed.


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Ever since Levi Strauss invented denim jeans here during the Gold Rush, San Francisco, with its cable cars, coffeehouses, and counterculture has been on the cutting edge of cool. From bustling Chinatown to bohemian Haight-Ashbury, the City by the Bay has long been known for its openness and tolerance. It's also a city of freebies. Here is a list of free attractions to help you experience the city without breaking the bank.
The diverse offerings at the San Francisco Modern Art Museum—the first 20th century art museum on the West Coast—include paintings by Frida Kahlo, Henri Matisse, and Willem de Kooning, as well as exhibits on photography, architecture, and design. Free the first Tuesday of each month and half price on Thursdays from 6 to 9 p.m.
Pay a visit to the oldest known Chinese Buddha at the Asian Art Museum. Marvel at the impressive collection of Asian art, including ceramics, textiles, and paintings, that traces more than 6,000 years of history. Free the first Tuesday of every month. The museum stays open late on Thursdays, when it offers $5 admission after 5 p.m.
Take in some music on a lazy Sunday—and join in a century-old tradition. The Golden Gate Park Band has been playing free public concerts in the park for more than 100 years. Their lively programs feature marches, Broadway tunes, swing, and ethnic music. Sundays at 1 p.m. in the park's Spreckels Temple of Music from April through October.
From Schubert to Stravinsky, the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra offers free concerts at venues throughout the city. For those wanting to learn a bit more about the music, director Benjamin Simon leads talks from the stage 30 minutes before each show.
The recently redesigned de Young Museum with its large sculpture garden in Golden Gate Park uses natural materials (copper, stone, wood, and glass) to blend into the surrounding greenery. You can also contemplate nature alongside Rodin's "Thinker," at another local museum, the Legion of Honor. Modeled after an 18th-century Parisian palace, the Legion houses ancient and European art. Both public museums are free the first Tuesday of each month.
The Stern Grove Festival offers an array of free outdoor concerts each summer from mid June through mid August on Sundays at 2 p.m. This year's roster includes performances by Huey Lewis & the News, Los Amigos Invisibles, and the San Francisco Opera.
Sit in on a free, lunchtime chamber music concert held at 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays in St. Patrick's Church at Yerba Buena Gardens and Tuesdays in Old St. Mary's Cathedral. A $5 donation is requested.
The Oakland Museum of California features a permanent gallery of California art and artifacts and a Natural Sciences Gallery that allows visitors to stroll through nine different ecosystems including the Pacific Coast, the White Mountains, and the desert. Free the second Sunday of each month.
San Francisco City Guides offer a number of free 1.5- to two-hour tours year-round. These neighborhood tours have fun and informative themes ranging from "downtown deco" to urban Victorians. History buffs can learn about the city's rich past, including the Gold Rush and the 1906 earthquake.
Stroll across the iconic 1.7-mile Golden Gate Bridge, open to pedestrians and cyclists during daylight hours. A visitors center and gift shop known as the Roundhouse is located on the southeast side behind the Strauss Statue. Also on the south side are several acres of gardens that offer unobstructed bridge views.
Travel to the Fisherman's Wharf neighborhood to visit the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park. Historic ships are docked at Hyde Street Pier, set against views of the Golden Gate Bridge. Free year-round, the visitors center has exhibits on the history of maritime voyages in the bay (self-guided tours of the ships cost $5). Also free at the wharf: views of San Francisco's famous sea lions at Pier 39.
A visit to Ghirardelli's former factory and flagship store is not without its rewards. Shoppers can see the company's original chocolate-making equipment on display, and yes, they'll also receive free samples of chocolate. The surrounding Ghirardelli Square is on the National Register of Historic Places. Just a few blocks from Ghirardelli Square, take a drive down the famously crooked Lombard Street between Hyde and Leavenworth Streets. With nine turns in just one block, this free photo op is definitely worth a detour.
Admission is always free at the Cable Car Museum, where visitors can see antique cable cars as well a host of photographs, tools, and engines. Also stop by the free San Francisco Railway Museum, dedicated to the city's transit history, where your donations support the vintage F-Line streetcars. Open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Travel to another world at the Chinatown Night Market Fair held every Saturday evening between late July and late October from 6 to 11 p.m. You'll find dozens of vendors, lion dancing, martial arts, Chinese opera, karaoke, and traditional instruments.
Learn the history and art of making books by hand at the San Francisco Center for the Book. Here, book buffs and artists alike take classes to learn collage techniques, typesetting, bookbinding, and restoration. Admission to the gallery is free weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the center offers numerous free readings, signings, and lectures. Bookworms should also visit the free gallery at the Grabhorn Institute at the Presidio, where rare books, typefaces, and printing facilities are on display. Tours ($7) are available Thursdays at 3 p.m.
Check out the Museo ItaloAmericano, dedicated to Italian and Italian-American culture. A small gallery of paintings, sculptures, and photographs complements rotating exhibits such as paintings by an Italian artist inspired by Dante's Inferno. Free admission Tuesday through Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.
Enjoy free summer events such as the San Francisco Free Folk Festival and the Haight-Ashbury Street Fair.
Located within walking distance of many of the Financial District's hotels, Palio D'Asti of a happening happy hour. Buy two drinks between 4 and 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and get a free large pizza.
Liverpool Lil's near the Presidio is known for its free hors d'oeuvres during happy hour, Monday through Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. Pass the time watching a game over pints and potstickers with the locals at this casual, dimly lit English pub.
Sip some of California's most luscious wines on the waterfront in nearby Oakland at Lost Canyon Winery. Complimentary tastings take place Friday and Saturday afternoons from 1 to 6 p.m
In addition to their signature $5 margaritas and mojitos, Maya's offers free botanas (Mexican finger foods) every weekday from 5 to 7 p.m.
Check out the San Francisco section of Myopenbar.com for local listings of events and happy hour deals in the Bay area.
Keep tabs on the art world's youngest stars at the Mocha Museum of Children's Art, where all of the works are created by kids. Admission to the galleries is always free, and for a $5 fee, the museum offers access to their studio for young artists, ages 18 months and older.
The Chabot Space and Science Center in Oakland offers free viewings through its state-of-the-art reflector telescope. Take in distant galaxies with a 180-degree view of the night sky. Friday and Saturday evenings, weather permitting. April through October from dusk to 10:30 p.m. and November through March from 7:30 to 10 p.m.
Meet local creatures at the San Francisco Zoo and the California Academy of the Sciences' Steinhart Aquarium, both free the first Wednesday of each month.
Explore the art, science, and environment of the Bay Area at the Randall Museum. Here, you'll find a live animal exhibit, woodshop, ceramics studio, and a greenhouse. Free Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Investigate a shipwreck at the Bay Area Discovery Museum's Lookout Cove. This children's museum features a number of hands-on exhibits for kids of all ages including tidal pools, art studios, a theater, and more. Admission is free for families the first Wednesday of the month from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
See how the mainsail sets when you take a free ride with the Cal Sailing Club, and learn about this nonprofit club, which claims to offer the cheapest lessons in the Bay Area. Open houses usually take place the first Sunday of every month from 1 to 4 p.m. Check the calendar for details.
Inundate your senses with more than 16,000 plants located in the 55 acres (22 hectares) of greenery at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. Admission is free, and complimentary garden tours are offered weekdays at 1:30 p.m. and 10:30 a.m., and 1:30 p.m. on weekends.
On a sunny day, try out a new sport courtesy of the San Francisco Lawn Bowling Club. This local organization has been around since 1901, when it was founded by a Scottish fraternal organization. It's said to possess the first municipal bowling green in the country. Free lessons are available every Wednesday at noon or by appointment in Golden Gate Park near Sharon Meadow.
Yerba Buena Gardens is open daily to the public from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. for free. With a 2.5-acre meadow, waterfall, public art, and a memorial to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., there's plenty to keep the whole family occupied. For those willing to shell out a few dollars, there's also a carousel, ice skating rink, and bowling lanes.
The San Francisco Free Civic Theatre is an all-volunteer company producing plays, such as Edna St. Vincent Millay's Aria da Capo, from September through May at various locations throughout the city.
Indulge in A Midsummer Night's Dream courtesy of Free Shakespeare in the Park, an annual offering of professional-level theater under the stars. Performances take place Saturdays and Sundays at 7:30 p.m. in parks city-wide from late June to late September.
Join San Francisco's hepcats and jitterbuggers for Lindy in the Park, a free swing dancing party every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Golden Gate Park. Don't worry if you've got two left feet, there's ample fun to be had listening to the guest DJs and watching the dancers.
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Cardinals looking to support Garcia vs. Phillies
The Cardinals were right where they didn't want to be following a pitching duel between their starter Adam Wainwright and the Phillies' Cole Hamels.
The Cards' late-inning bullpen struggles have gotten a lot of attention this season, but they managed to protect their one-run lead through the last two innings in Thursday's 4-3 win. That's good news for St. Louis starter Jaime Garcia, as he makes his start Friday following two consecutive no-decisions.
The lefty has been been solid through three starts, allowing four runs through 19 1/3 innings, but has only one win this season as the Cardinals' bullpen has allowed a combined 10 ninth-inning runs in his last two starts.
Philadelphia will likely look for more early-inning run support, as starter Roy Halladay takes the mound Friday. The Phillies haven't scored a run before the sixth inning in eight straight games, and Halladay owns the worst ERA in the Phillies' starting rotation at 7.63.
Things were starting to look up in his last start against a struggling Marlins team as the right-hander trimmed his ERA following a one-run performance through eight innings. Halladay allowed one run through eight innings in his last start against the Cardinals in 2012 and could get another boost Friday, as he looks to improve on his 3-2 record against the club.
Phillies: Lannan on DL
Phillies left-hander John Lannan was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday with a strained quadriceps tendon in his left knee. Lannan, 28, indicated Wednesday he felt soreness after a poor start in Cincinnati in which he allowed six runs over 1 2/3 innings in an 11-2 loss.
The lefty was sporting a 2.77 ERA and .177 batting average against in two starts before that outing.
Cardinals: Beltran heats up
Cardinals right fielder Carlos Beltran enters Friday's game on a three-game hitting streak. Beltran launched the game-winning homer Thursday and is 4-for-12 in his last three games.
• Matt Carpenter struggled Thursday night as he led off the Cardinals' lineup for the first time in his 136-game career. The left-hander couldn't take advantage of the matchup with the Phillies' Cole Hamels, going 0-for-4 on the night.
Worth noting
• Halladay has been rock-solid in six starts against the Cards over his career. The two-time Cy Young winner owns a career 2.70 ERA against St. Louis.
• Philadelphia has struggled to produce runs during its last eight games. The Phillies enter Friday's game on a five-game losing streak and haven't scored more than three runs since April 10.
Gary Cotton is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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the stock 1055t cooler is actually pretty nice " if you get a retail box cpu kit" and its not to loud. I have one in my wifes computer in the living room. I put a v8 on my cpu and went the other way with clockspeed. hehe.
anyways, the fan is pwm so if you downclock, I got mine to 2.0ghz at 1.29volts" I only had to run the fan at like 15-20% total.
It was nearly silent.


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Strawbuger's Racing LogStrawbuger's Racing LogDate: 21 Nov 09
Venue: Heffron Pk Conditions: Slight headwind down straight, Hot Grade: D - 12 Laps Result: DNF (Lap 7 of 12) Report: Got there well in advance for my debut race. Was a bit nervous as i didn't really know how the racing tactics worked and how good the field really was. Years of watching TV didn't prepare me so well. The field was quite a lot larger than a couple of weeks ago when i came down to watch (there was 5 that day). The first four were pretty tame, the field going at about 32km/hr, taking advantage of the tail wind then backing right off on the straight with the headwind. There were many lead changes and i had a go for an entire lap on the 5th. I was getting advice from an old bloke letting me know where to drop off the lead. The pace then surged with a guy from Waratah's accelerating off the front a few times on the 5th lap. The pace then really picked up from there and i was able to get on the front of the pack as it threatened to split the pack. Then just before the straight the front tyre picked up a large thorn and that was the end of my debut. Stats: dist - 14.26kms time - 26min 40sec speed - 32.1km/hr avg (47.1 max) cadence - 91 avg (129 max) heart rate - 171 HR avg (183 max) n=10 (2013 & 2004 roads,2010 track,2x 2009 foldups,1990 hybrid,1992 trainer,2007 rental,1970's step through,1980's zeus)
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogCongrats on your first race! Pity about the thorn Good to have someone there giving advice as well, but if he made you do a whole lap at the front maybe he was having a laugh
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogDate: 28 Nov 09
Venue: Heffron Pk Conditions: Headwind at bumps, Hot Grade: D - 12 Laps Result: 1st Report: After the disaster of last week (getting a flat 7 laps in), i was fully prepared for this week's adventures into racing. The first lap lap was fairly tame, a large bunch this week looked fairly eager to get things moving and the pace picked up for the second lap. The start of the third lap slowed back down again and a few of the stronger riders made their way to the front to get things moving again. A lot of lead changing at the front had the field stretched out heading toward the bumps. I found myself getting further back in the pack (another large pack today). The wind was picking up and was in our faces in the bumpy area. The group bunched up again as no-one was willing to go hard up grade and wind. As we turned for the straight, the pace was back on, and suddenly a couple of guys made an attack. I made a decision to go with them, winding up and getting across the split, encouraging one rider to stay with me as i kept going past them. I heard a voice say "I can't", so i thought i better not waste that energy and tried to hold the gap to the field. The heart rate was red lining, but i tried to power on through the headwind. The 4th lap was pretty quick and i had established a gap on the field. I looked over the shoulder and saw a few riders working together to reel me in. They had broken away from the main field and was pressing on. The next 4 laps were a battle. My heart rate would not go down, the pair of riders behind me were closing metre by metre, and the headwind seemed to be getting stronger. I was slowing down and one of the spectators pointed out that i had broken the field. I wasn't too sure how that worked as it looked like they were just behind! The three guys behind were then two as they picked the pace up again. On lap 9 i was caught by the chasing pair and i was cursing. My chance had gone. Or had it? I found out after the race the two that caught me had agreed to not pass me (the $%#(AT)!!!) so i was stuck doing the work for them. I could hear them breathing quite heavily so i thought they had burnt up getting to me. I was back in with a chance. I slowed right down to regather by breath (still redlining) but the heart rate or breathing would not go down. The next 2 laps was much of the same. We passed the bell and slowed right down. We went across the start/finish line beside each other and they still would not take the front. I have no idea on tactics so i thought i'd step up the pace a bit. They would not let go! I slowed right down with the headwind and up grade, and they were not interested in making a move. I waited and waited and nothing happened. We got to the last hill and i attacked off the front. It caught them by surprise so i put the head down and pedaled as fast as i could. There was no way i was going to let them win without a fight, i spent way too much energy & effort to give it away. I opened up a 15m lead and used all the energy i had to hold on. I looked over the shoulder and could see the larger of the two winding right up but it was too late. I rolled over the line first (emphasis on rolled) and subsequently could not pedal much more around the circuit. Stats: dist - 24.46kms time - 44min 12sec speed - 33.2km/hr avg (54.3 max) cadence - 100 avg (136 max) heart rate - 184 HR avg (199 max - new max HR!!!!!!!!!!) vomits - 2 Last edited by Strawburger on Thu Dec 03, 2009 7:31 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Thanks Phil. I reckon he was having a laugh although he did pull beside me for the headwind part. The tactics baffle me at the moment! n=10 (2013 & 2004 roads,2010 track,2x 2009 foldups,1990 hybrid,1992 trainer,2007 rental,1970's step through,1980's zeus)
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogGreat ride!
Tactics? Suck draft as much as possible to preserve oneself and then attack/push the pace to tire the competition. Solo wins are impressive but guaranteed to earn you an early promotion. So stay low if you want to hang around the same grade for a little longer to learn the craft. Bianchi, Ridley, Montague, GT, Garmin and All things Apple
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogNice work. Sounds like you're doing fine so far.
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogCool another red devil's racing log.
Contrat's on you win I'm so busy with track racing at the moment, but once I get the chance I'll race with you at RBCC Heffron. Though we should have a DHBC club crit to do at DG Crit one Sunday morning Got bored of my signature
Re: Strawbuger's Racing Logvomits - 2
where abouts did it land? dropping wheels.
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Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogEnjoyed both reports Impressive win 2nd time out glad you stuck it to those wheel sucking bludgers
Can you post on here Mike when you know of a date. I've never raced there but would like to give it a go. Might be able to drag a few of the FPR's along too. FPR Ragamuffin
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogNice going!...you will be shoved up into C toute suite me thinks... .
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogThere's a 4kph gap between D and C but I recon your up to the challenge
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Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogThanks all!
both in my mouth, one on lap 7 i think, the other after the sprint finish! A third threatened once i got off the bike. I was not feeling too well after...
I'm not liking the sound of C grade just yet, it would be a big step up but is there ever a good time to go up a grade! How do you find out if you get bumped up into C (or for that matter, any grade change)? Is it on the day of the ride, the next week or some other method? n=10 (2013 & 2004 roads,2010 track,2x 2009 foldups,1990 hybrid,1992 trainer,2007 rental,1970's step through,1980's zeus)
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogThey probably won't bump you based on a single win. If they have, you'll find out when you turn up. But at this rate you'll be up in B grade with me before you know it
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Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogDate: 12 Dec 09
Venue: Heffron Pk Conditions: Headwind at bumps, gusty Grade: D - 12 Laps Result: 1st Report: Missed last week due to my helmet going walk about, so after purchasing a new one i was back racing and i had retained my position in D grade (Mike is right, they didn't bump me after a single win). This week saw a rather small group (over the four grades it was pretty small - must be Christmas party time!) of seven riders roll off - three from Easts, one from Sydney, one unknown, myself and a fellow DH rider. Straight away the group settled in behind me. One rider from Easts ran over a fallen branch and was out on the 2nd corner. I led the first lap and allowed the rider from Sydney to take the next two laps. The unknown rider withdrew and we were down to five. The withdrawn Easts rider made his way back to the start/finish and jumped back on the pack on lap 4 and we were back to six. The three Easts riders weren't interested in taking the front and did anything possible to not lead, the DH rider hung at the back of the pack behind the Easts riders. It was left to myself & Sydney guy to do the work. The Easts riders were planning something, so i chatted to the Sydney guy to get an alliance going. The pace was slow, dropping to 26km/hr on lap 8. If we were going to do the work then we weren't going to smash ourselves in doing so. By the end of lap 9 i had enough of the pace and ramped it up. I jumped off the front and had the Sydney rider behind me, but he soon dropped off once we got to the headwind. I found myself in familiar territory out on my own. I put a healthy lead on the bunch (about 10 sec), the Sydney guy dropped off the back of the pack and it was left to the Easts & DH riders to chase. The pace was on for two laps but the pack gave up by the bell lap so i sat up and cruised around the final lap and the victory was mine! I rolled over the line first with a healthy 100m margin and without a sprint. Much different to the race two weeks ago. The Easts rider who had the mechanical got 2nd, with the DH rider finishing 3rd in a sprint. The Guy who got 2nd had his son debut in the race and he was a pretty happy Dad to share the race with his son! 2nd and 3rd didn't hang around for the photo so i was a lone honcho at the "podium". Stats: dist - 24.46kms time - 48min 45sec speed - 30.2km/hr avg (50.0 max) cadence - 90 avg (116 max) heart rate - 173 HR avg (190 max) n=10 (2013 & 2004 roads,2010 track,2x 2009 foldups,1990 hybrid,1992 trainer,2007 rental,1970's step through,1980's zeus)
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogNice win. But I think you are definitely going up with these results.
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Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogCongrats, you earned that one
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogNice one
+1, but it sounds like you'll handle it quite comfortably. FPR Ragamuffin
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I dare say i'll be in C grade after winning again (even though it wasn't an impressive finishing time). Dunno whether i'll be able to hang on in C grade but i'll give it a shot!
No unfortunately. The missus has booked us in for a trip down to Camberra to see the outlaws so i'll be missing the last races for the year Plan on throwing the bike in the car and taking on the 5 peaks whilst i am down there though. Smart packing and a blanket should cover up the evidence n=10 (2013 & 2004 roads,2010 track,2x 2009 foldups,1990 hybrid,1992 trainer,2007 rental,1970's step through,1980's zeus)
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogI dare say i'll be in C grade after winning again (even though it wasn't an impressive finishing time). Dunno whether i'll be able to hang on in C grade but i'll give it a shot!
Maybe with six vomits you will be able to Strawbuger . dropping wheels.
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Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogDate: 27 Feb 10
Venue: Heffron Pk Conditions: Headwind at bumps, warm Grade: D - 12 Laps Result: 1st Report: After a six beer and pizza friday night, i was feeling pretty shabby and the last thing i wanted to do was to pack my bike into the car and head down to Maroubra. The missus convinced me it was a good idea... First race of the new year (rain and other events have got in the way) and unfortunately no change in grade thus far so i lined up in D grade. After a few slow warm up laps the legs were feeling good. There were quite a few riders here today, the biggest i have seen in my short history. D grade had about 12 starters. We rolled off and by 500m the pace was on. The heart rate was already through the roof so my aim was to hold on for as long as i could. I fell to 7th place before thinking i may get dropped, so i got my way up to 3rd and sat there for a lap. The same four riders kept rotating the lead - Myself and a fellow DH rider, a Sutherland rider and a kid from Norths. Others had quick goes but generally it was us four. As the laps progressed, the surges got more frequent however each surge was pulled in without anyone going off the front. By lap 9 the heat was on and people started getting a little twitchy. The surges broke the main field and it was split into about 8 riders. With 2 laps to go i decided that if i was to get a podium i needed to drag the Sutherland guy with me. I waited for him to get on my wheel and i jumped. As I went off the front i looked around... No support. Here we go again! I gave it everything i had for one lap and took the bell with a 50m lead. Around to the headwind i knew i had the win if i could get through unscathed through this section. As i climbed over the last bump, i looked over in relief as the chasing bunch stopped chasing. I rolled over the line with a healthy 30-50m advantage. The Sutherland guy beat the 16yr old Norths kid in the sprint. My fellow DH rider came in 4th. Speaking to all involved, the Sutherland guy tried to break the field with me by holding his attack to the last second but allowed me to get too far ahead and couldn't get on my wheel so he dragged the other 2 riders with him (but broke the remainder). The 16yr old kid had many chances throughout the race but with the limited gearing could not spin fast enough to get away. Finally, i thanked the DH rider for providing me with the win. He held up the other 2 riders when it was his turn at the front chasing. If it wasnt for him i would have rolled in 4th. I had a vomit during the breakaway and i was hurting the entire race. I now feel like a burglar so i hope others don't feel the same way. Stats: dist - 24.46kms time - 43min 07*sec speed - 34.0km/hr* avg (51.1 max) cadence - 92 avg (118 max) heart rate - 171 HR avg (191 max) * - The garmin played up so i am missing approx 1min of the race (which the software has assumed missed time/distance). The software assumed correct on time. Damn good software! n=10 (2013 & 2004 roads,2010 track,2x 2009 foldups,1990 hybrid,1992 trainer,2007 rental,1970's step through,1980's zeus)
Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogDate: 13 March 10
Venue: Heffron Pk Conditions: Headwind at straight, Rain! Grade: C - 10 Laps (weather) Result: 8th Report: Debating whether i should head out with some dark cloulds looming, i decided that i better go. Turned up and went through the usual speil at rego. "D grade?" Yeah i guess so. "Did you want to try C grade?" Yes please! Woohoo, finally i get the promotion. The goal was to finish the race. 20+ in the field today and as we rolled out the pace was on from the go. I didn't quite feel confident so i sat at the back for the first lap to see how better riders handle their machines. The better quality was noticable so i had to be on my game when cornering. As we went around for lap 2 the rain drops started. By lap 3 it was coming down in buckets. I felt a little more confident (or perhaps everyone was slowing) and i got myself about 5 from the tail of the field. By lap 5 the rain persisted and the officals called 4 laps to go. The tailwind down the back bumps got speeds up to 50km/hr, the surges here had the field stretched out in single file. I quickly made my way up to mid field as i didn't want to get dropped and sat in at about 12th. The pace increased and the rain stopped, by the end of lap 7 the surges were frequent. A crash in B grade got the bunch back together so it looked like a sprint finish. The bell rang and i found myself at the front of a 3 wide bunch. I was in a great position but inexperience had me slip back to 12th spot again by the bumps. We hit the straight and the sprint was on. The guys at the front shot off and i was left winding up far too late. I passed 4 sprinters and got within about 20m from the front 4 who lunged on the line for the win. Happy that i finished in the pack, happy i can keep up with the sprint, happy with 8th spot! Unhappy i let a good position slip. Next time i should keep the near the front on the bell lap to have any chance of a top 5 finish. I also noticed that my back wheel felt like it was flat when accellerating through the corners (wobbling around). Is this my wheel flexing, the frame, or the tyre moving around? Is this normal? I haven't noticed this before. Stats: dist - 20.20kms time - 34min 51sec speed - 34.8km/hr avg (51.3 max) cadence - 88 avg (124 max) heart rate - 165 HR avg (191 max) The garmin played up again. I finally fixed it hopefully for the last time. Edit: Fixed distance/time/avg speed to 10 laps Last edited by Strawburger on Mon Mar 22, 2010 9:41 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogNice and you are more than strong enough for C. That ride together to Waterfall 2-3 months ago told me that. I think you have enough power in your legs to podium in C too.
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Re: Strawbuger's Racing LogWhat PSI are you running? How much do you weigh?
Having ridden with you, you are fast enough to sit in on C grade. Perhaps some sprint training would help, head for the Veldrome Mon or Wed night, Lindsay can help with a loaner track bike. Got bored of my signature
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yea an 8ft shark and a 6ft shark were found and caught right off oc too
it kinda scares me but when im in the ocean i just like what ever n dont even think bout em
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ya n when i was in daytona beach Fl i saw some.. within 10 min of bein out there
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Stephen Strasburg departed after only three innings with "heat-related issues."
Game in a nutshell: The thermometer read 104 degrees at gametime, an all-time record in Atlanta, and that spelled trouble for Stephen Strasburg and the Nationals. Strasburg lasted only three innings before he had to be pulled with "heat-related issues," and that forced Davey Johnson into using struggling long reliever Chien-Ming Wang in what was at the time a 3-2 game. Wang immediately gave up four runs in two innings, leaving the Nats in a 7-2 deficit. To their credit, they chipped away and got back to within two runs thanks to RBI hits from Tyler Moore, Jesus Flores and Adam LaRoche. In the end, the Nationals simply couldn't make it all the way back.
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- peric - Jun 30, 2012 at 11:26 PM
Seemed pretty winnable were it not for the insistence on keeping Wang.
- baseballswami - Jun 30, 2012 at 11:39 PM
Bright spot? That's about 5 innings saved today. That could translate to one more start in September. It seems strange to me that we could score 10 runs and lose, or even 5 runs and lose. Most of the time that would win 2 games for our starters. I have two sons in the age range of Strassie. Many times they have tried to convince me that they were fine when they were playing with an injury. The trainers know the difference between overheated and medical danger signs. You just cannot mess with that kind of thing. Of course he thought he wanted to stay in. Young men are stupid. ( No Offense to anyone reading this) Again — if he was going to stink it up, save the innings for later. The CMW experiment – ouch.
- NatsLady - Jun 30, 2012 at 11:46 PM
It's about time for the Dodgers to win a game. This is ridiculous.
- peric - Jun 30, 2012 at 11:54 PM
Bright spot? That's about 5 innings saved today.I guess that is the bright side … albeit I bet Davey wanted a couple more innings out of Wang … as it is he had to go to Gorzo again. Then Gonzalez. The Wang experiment needs to end before it does significant damage to the bullpen.
- MicheleS - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:02 AM
Amanda Comak@acomakDavey said Strasburg was dizzy, breathing heavy and not talking well. Got 3 IVs of saline after.Stras's health and the rest of the teams health is way more important than any W.
- MicheleS - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:04 AM
The Beats are tweeting like mad that Stras prepared for this heat. I am sure Mark will have more later.
- DWS - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:08 AM
Perhaps the bullpen is looking more palatable to John Lannan. Rizzo has to let go of his Wang. Oops.
- NatsLady - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:09 AM
Fredi outmanaged Davey on this one. Strategy was to get Stras out of there and get to Nats middle relief (and whether it was Gorzy or Wang, believe me, they had approximately equal chance to flub). It was not an accident that he walked Flores to get to Stras, nor that he walked Stras himself in the 3rd. And a couple of other things later in the game, so even if we got a lead, Ank and Bernie were both unavailable for defense. Fredi learned from Friday's game.
- Secret wasian man - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:18 AM
I think we could have had a chance with Gorzo or (remember this guy) John Lannan. Wang is just a joke and needs to be released. Also we should be embarrassed to lose a guy do to crotch cream and now heat.
- NatsLady - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:23 AM
The sad part is yes, Wang will get released, the Twins will pick him up, and give him a chance, and hopefully we will not meet them in next year's WS.
- m20832 - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:29 AM
Got power back top of the 8th. Cooled down to see it was 7-5 with Harper flying out to Bourne. Next inning out big guns. Guess the heat had as much affect on them as it did me.Get 'em tomorrow!!GYFNG!!!
- natsfan1a - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:29 AM
Agreed.Stras's health and the rest of the teams health is way more important than any W.
- baseballswami - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:30 AM
Strasburg seems to think he can just will his body to behave the same way he commands his fastball. It just doesn't work that way. I am sorry that he feels he let the team down. CMW let's the organization down, Strasburg doesn't because he is always giving his best. His body let him down today, which sometimes happens. The long innings and the baserunning did not leave much time for recovery and fluids. If he was not making sense, his bp was up, he was pale and he took three bags of fluids without going to the bathroom he was in serious trouble. I have taken a lot of first aid training and those are red flags.That was the first time I ever felt that Davey was scared. I have criticized him but it is obvious he cares for his guys and he did the right thing. Strassie could have skipped the interview but he manned up as usual. As for CMW — Davey is starting to sound done with him. He is blocking a crucial spot in the roster. Not fair to the rest of them.
- NatsLady - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:36 AM
Swami, agree with everything except about CMW. He was trying to give his best, esp in the 5th I thought he almost had it, he looked focused and threw several good pitches. But it wasn't enough. Really, it was not that he wasn't trying. I agree Davey is done with him, it's sad, but true.
- Secret wasian man - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:37 AM
Yes, I luv these guys. I am not blaming Stras. I blame MLB for not moving this game back to 7:30. It just seems a shame to ruin things for the rest of the team by putting in CMW. Just as davey did a couple times with HROD. Its time for Lannan.
- baseballswami - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:46 AM
Nats lady -I know he is trying but he just continues to take from the nats with no change. Apparently players can agree to go to the minors to work things out but can't be forced. He needs to do the honorable thing and offer. As for game time, I believe espn or fox has a monopoly on times and there are contracts. It's a shame. Of course, ray knight had todo his snarky "in my day" thing. Sanctimonious.
- rogieshan - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:47 AM
I wouldn't give Fredi that much credit, NatsLady. Getting Strasburg out of the game is every manager's strategy. We were a clutch hit or two from blowing the score open and knocking Minor out early but failed to capitalize. I understand Davey Johnson wanting to give his struggling players every opportunity to work things out, but it's pretty clear that Wang is even worse in the bullpen than he was as a starter. Good thing there are teams out there hurtin' for pitching. Hope we can recoup some of that investment.
- realdealnats - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:49 AM
I agree with you NatsLady. I think CMW is a very proud person, who has actually inspired a lot of the younger guys over the past few seasons just to get back to where he was in ST. Whether it was the ST accident covering 1B, or whether ST was just an illusion that he had the sinker really sinking hard it needs to be over now in this pennant race and to save a bullpen from carrying his load. But I don't think he let the organization down in the sense he didn't care or try or was a prima donna. He just isn't back yet. Maybe he will get there but not with us. But good luck to him.Re: Drew–I'm sure he'll be fine, but he's going to have his own set of growing pains getting back in the groove and I hope they give him plenty of time on rehab assignment so he comes back strong and confident and not trying to find himself with serious games on the line. ]Peric–why don't you give us your game plan for tomorrow, NOW, so we know what you would be doing as GM/Coach in another 100 degree+ day still with a tired BP. Do agree with you on Corey Brown, though, and did on Moore too.
- Secret wasian man - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:53 AM
Nats are best team in the east. We have to win this year. The golden goose is in front of us lets get it NOW not wait til next year. We are almost halfway home.
- baseballswami - Jul 1, 2012 at 12:58 AM
Whining. Why did we get the dodgers when they were dominating and the mets get them at their worst? Just awful. The Mets need to lose a game.
- Secret wasian man - Jul 1, 2012 at 1:03 AM
Yes, I am whining with you. Dodgers just awful lately
- realdealnats - Jul 1, 2012 at 1:11 AM
How many pitchers do we go with IN the playoffs? 4 or 5?
- JaneB - Jul 1, 2012 at 1:35 AM
We go with four in the playoffs. And one of them won't be Stras. I pray one of them won't be Wang…at least not the Wang of late.It's not good for the players OR the fans to play the game in the heat of the day when the day is like this. It can't all be about money, all the time, can it? And that is not a rhetorical question.
- SonnyG10 - Jul 1, 2012 at 2:15 AM
I have to agree that Wang's time with us needs to be over. I cringe every time I see him warm up in the bull pen.
- Soul Possession, My Gorsehacken Sofa - Jul 1, 2012 at 3:30 AM
How many pitchers do we go with IN the playoffs? 4 or 5?Three, unless they win the first two or three games, then maybe a fourth for the seven-game series.
- natsfan1a - Jul 1, 2012 at 10:42 AM
Or one, if it's a wildcard play-in.
- realdealnats - Jul 1, 2012 at 2:13 PM
So if we go with 4 starters at most then: 1) JZimm 2) Gio 3) EJax 4) Detseem good enough to go with. Meaning don't trade the Rendons and the Goodwyns of the system for a Dempster or Garza or whomever. I actually think the focus of a pennant race and playoffs would bring out the best in Det, if he'd even need to be used as a starter. The rest seem good to go on that score. This way if the bats are "hitterish" we stand as good a chance as anyone to go all the way–and I've been feeling lucky all year–contrary to the doomsayers. But if the bats are not, then we have not decimated our prospects. If it were just a case of spending money and not talent, I'd say get Hamels! But that won't be the case, especially in a bidding war with Texas and the like.
- realdealnats - Jul 1, 2012 at 2:15 PM
Also the toughness and cohesion it would involve to go with who you got would be a great learning experience for this young core IMO.
- Soul Possession, My Gorsehacken Sofa - Jul 1, 2012 at 4:38 PM
natsfan1a said…Or one, if it's a wildcard play-in. Well, there's that. Good point.
- Soul Possession, My Gorsehacken Sofa - Jul 1, 2012 at 4:43 PM
Re Garza: "One American League executive says the Cubs are basing their asking price for Matt Garza on last summer's Ubaldo Jimenez deal. This means it'll take two controllable, young players with upside to pry the right-hander away from Jed Hoyer and Theo Epstein." (MLBTR) I think someone mentioned during yesterday's broadcast that the Cubs are packaging Soriano with him–You want Garza, you have to take Soriano AND his contract, too. Just a rumor, but that would kill the deal for me.
- Soul Possession, My Gorsehacken Sofa - Jul 1, 2012 at 4:46 PM
Which, if accurate, would be more like Rendon AND (not OR) Goodwyn, assuming the trade didn't take place until Rendon was tradeable, which he isn't yet, per the CBA.


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February 4th, 2013
If you were watching the Super Bowl XLVII broadcast last night you might have seen a familiar face. Actually, you might have seen three familiar faces: Michael Bublé, Chad Kroeger, and Avril Lavigne. Playing off the power couple known as Chavril, Michael takes this opportunity to tell the duo and the rest of Canada that he'll be hosting the 2013 JUNO Awards which will be held at Regina's Brandt Centre.
The hilarious promo is only a prelude to the exciting and entertaining night we'll have with Bublé and the best of Canada's musical talent. And another thing we can look forward to? Michael will also be announcing more details surrounding his fifth studio album and will be performing the first single at the JUNOS! Pulling double duty hosting and performing? What can't this crooner do?
Be sure to watch the 2013 JUNO Awards airing Sunday, April 21 from the Brandt Centre in Regina on CTV. Tickets for the JUNOS go on sale on Friday morning, Feb 22 at 11E/8P and are available through the Evraz Place Box Office, by phone at 1-800-970-7328, and online at www.ticketmaster.ca. Nominations for the 2013 JUNO Awards will be announced on February 19, with further news on performers, presenters, and tickets to follow in the coming weeks.
Watch Michael interrupt Chad and Avril's quality time for his JUNOS announcement here and tell us what you think in the comments section below!
Tags: 2013 JUNO Awards, avril lavigne, chad kroeger, Chavril, Michael Buble
Posted on Monday, February 4th, 2013 at 10:41 am by Aimee and is filed under Blog, Celeb Life, Concerts & Events, Music, News.