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|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Unsweetened apple juice
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|Reduced-calorie margarine
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|Chopped onion
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|Stalk celery
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|Dried sage
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Add the cherries or raisins and walnuts.
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Remove from the heat and transfer to a large bowl.
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Heat oil in heavy large pot over medium-high heat. Working in batches, add chicken and cook until brown on all sides, about 8 minutes per batch; transfer browned chicken to large bowl. Pour off all but 2 tablespoons drippings from pot. Add onions to pot and sauté over medium heat until golden, about 8 minutes. Add garlic and sauté 1 minute. Add wine and 1/4 cup marjoram and simmer until wine evaporates, about 4 minutes. Return chicken to pot. Arrange vegetables over chicken. Pour chicken broth over. Cover and bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer until chicken is cooked through and vegetables are tender, about 30 minutes.
Using slotted spoon, carefully transfer chicken and vegetables to large clean bowl. Boil liquid in pot until reduced to 3 cups, about 10 minutes. Mix cream and cornstarch in medium bowl. Stir into liquid in pot. Simmer until thickened to sauce consistency, about 5 minutes. Return chicken and vegetables to pot. (Can be made 2 days ahead. Cool slightly, then refrigerate uncovered until cold. Cover and keep refrigerated.) Bring stew to simmer, stirring gently. Add remaining 2 tablespoons marjoram and serve.

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In pursuit of this we stopped off at a restaurant housed in a World War II bunker, buried deep in a rock outcrop. The proprietor welcomed us with open arms. There was live music, but after a couple of minutes I realized that the words were Greek. The next song may have been Bulgarian, but by this time I was thoroughly confused. It hardly mattered. At least it wasn't Phil Collins or Céline Dion. Then the violinist launched into a long and virtuosic solo, and everyone jumped to their feet. Yes, we concluded, Plovdiv really did know how to party.
Early the next morning we decided to get out of town, and took a bus to the Monastery of Bachkovo, parts of which date back to the 12th century. This is the second-largest monastery in Bulgaria, and perhaps the most beautiful. It was only 30 minutes from Plovdiv, but might have been in a different world. It stood on the slope of a forested valley in the heart of the Rhodope Mountains. The main courtyard was surrounded by spacious, wooden galleries, and contained two churches as well as a number of graceful cypresses. On one wall of the courtyard was a large, naïve mural depicting the monastery in its heyday, with pilgrims and church dignitaries crowding through the gates. The interior of the largest church was nobly proportioned but completely blackened by centuries of candle smoke, and it was full of pilgrims lighting yet more candles. I found the effect distinctly oppressive. It was much pleasanter to take a stroll along the mountainside to a nearby funerary chapel, admiring the surrounding forests as we did so.
From Bachkovo we moved on to the Fortress of Asen. The fortress stands on the edge of a crag that drops sheer to the river, and, from the valley floor, appeared completely inaccessible. Since I suffer from severe acrophobia, I was alarmed at the prospect of getting up there, but it turned out that a good road with a gentle gradient led directly to the entrance. This was almost a disappointment. Almost. The path into the fortress was worn smooth in places, and ran along the very edge of the precipice. Several times I nearly froze, a phenomenon only acrophobics can understand: essentially, if in a lofty place, you reach a point where you cannot go on or go back. I persevered, and was rewarded by the sight of a superb 12th-century Byzantine church. Its high dome seemed to float serenely above the abyss that fell away from it on three sides. It was impossible not to wonder how many workers had fallen to their deaths during the course of its construction.
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Preview 2008
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2008 CFN Nevada Preview
2008 Nevada Offense
2008 Nevada Defense
2008 Nevada Depth
2007 CFN Nevada Preview
Nevada Preview
2008 Schedule
CFN Prediction:
2008 Record:
Aug. 30
Grambling State
Sept. 6 Texas Tech
Sept. 13 at Missouri
Sept. 20 OPEN DATE
Sept. 27 at UNLV
Oct. 4 at Idaho
Oct. 11 New Mexico State
Oct. 18 Utah State
Oct. 25 at Hawaii
Nov. 1 OPEN DATE
Nov. 7 at Fresno State
Nov. 15 San Jose State
Nov. 22 Boise State
Nov. 29 at Louisiana Tech
2007 Schedule
CFN Prediction:
2007 Record:
Sept. 1 at
Nebraska L 52-10
Sept. 8 at
Nwestern L 36-31
Sept. 15
Nicholls State
Sept. 29
Fresno State
14 at
Boise St L 69-67 4OT
at Utah State
at NMSU
Hawaii L 28-26
24 at
San Jose St L 27-24
La Tech
New Mexico Bowl
Dec. 22 New Mexico L 23-0
No one aspires to be
an also-ran, especially in a non-BCS conference like the WAC, but Nevada
is too good with too much upside to not be more of a regular in the
title mix.
How close have the Wolf Pack been to being really good? It lost three
WAC games by a total of seven points last season, and lost by eight in a
shootout against Fresno State. But losses are losses, and Nevada is 0-6
against Hawaii, Boise State and Fresno State over the last two seasons
and it hasn't beaten the Broncos since 1998 when the two teams were in
the Big West.
This has to be the year the program turns a corner. It's good enough to
beat anyone in the league, but it not only has to learn how to close and
win the tight games, but it has to get past the ugly New Mexico Bowl
shutout loss to New Mexico to get its mojo back before dealing with
Texas Tech and Missouri.
With decent experience returning and plenty of all-star talent on both
sides of the ball, there's no reason the Pack can't be thrown into the
discussion with Boise State and Fresno State as far as WAC title
contenders, but the special teams have to be better, the defense has to
be more of a rock, and the quarterback situation has to be settled.
It's not a bad situation considering both options are among the league's
best quarterbacks, but it'll be a tough choice for the coaching staff
between the mobile upside of sophomore Colin Kaepernick or the talented
veteran Nick Graziano, who's coming off an injury.
The defense suffers some big losses, but the change in scheme and in the
coaching staff should bring more production. There are some all-stars
like DE Kevin Basped and LB Josh Mauga to build around, and by the end
of the season this might be the WAC's best defense.
This is as good a team as any in the WAC with as much firepower on
offense and instant improvements on defense to win the championship. Now
the team has to believe it can really do it.
What to watch for on offense: The running game. While the main
storyline is the quarterback situation, the running game will control
the offense with 1,420-yard back Luke Lippincott running behind a
dominant line. If Kaepernick, who ran for 593 yards, is under center,
the Wolf Pack running game will be the best in the WAC again.
What to watch for on defense: The 4-3. The 3-4 didn't work out as
well as expected with way too much inconsistency when it came to getting
into the backfield. New defensive coordinator Nigel Burton's goal is to
help out the suspect secondary by getting the quarterbacks hit early and
often. If you can't stop the pass, you're in trouble in WAC play.
Nevada, compared to other league teams, wasn't bad, but 241 yards per
game are still too many.
The team will be far better if … it can bend more without
breaking. The defense gave up 415 yards per game, which is a lot, but
it's not that bad for the WAC, and considering the offense was
11th in the nation, it wasn't that big a problem. However, the defense
almost never held tough when it had to. Turnovers and big pass plays
were a problem, but if Nevada starts winning the turnover margin and
starts generating more pressure on the quarterback, things should
quickly change.
The Schedule: The schedule is just good enough to be in the WAC race until the end,
but it's just tough enough to prevent a huge season. It's asking a lot
to beat a loaded, as in top-ten ranked loaded, Texas Tech and win a trip
to Missouri early on, but everything else is winnable including key WAC
road trips to Hawaii and Fresno State. Road games at UNLV, Idaho and
Louisiana Tech have to be wins if the Wolf Pack plans to be a strong
bowl team, while playing San Jose State and Boise State in back to back
November home games will be the key to the season.
Best Offensive Player:
Senior RB Luke Lippincott. He would've been the WAC Player of the
Year if Colt Brennan hadn't cranked out a Heisman-caliber season. He
followed up a strong sophomore season with 1,420 yards and 15
touchdowns, and he also caught 26 passes for 295 yards and three scores.
A steady workhorse, he can handle 30 touches a game without a problem.
Best Defensive Player:
Senior LB
Joshua Mauga. Ezra Butler was the signature star on the defense over the
past few seasons, but the is Mauga's defense now. He was on his way to a
huge season before tearing up his knee, and now he needs to come back at
100% to be the leader of a front seven that's going back to the 4-3 and
needs a rock to revolve around.
Key player to a
successful season:
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Another episode of Brian Clemens's "Thriller". It is a highly atypical
offering from that very austere, dark series. It has had a mixed reception
from fans. However to me it is just as brilliant and even if it might not
work for everyone as a thriller it would not disappoint anyone looking for
Tycoon David Garrick narrowly escapes an assassination attempt. He is fairly unruffled by this but his playboy son, Sunny, is very concerned. He recruits unconventional private detectives Arden and Suzy Buckley to investigate. David Garrick is pretty unpopular so there is no shortage of suspects. It becomes evident that the prospective killer has hired professionals to do the job who will ruthlessly eliminate those who frustrate their plans. Who wants David Garrick dead - and why?
The story outline is actually remarkably conventional and certainly this could have been handled straight with minor adjustment. A straight adaptation would certainly have been interesting to see. However the execution is an inspired comedy-thriller. As his work on "The Avengers" showed, Clemens (though writing here with Terry Nation) could write drama with wit and fine comic touches. In this story the Buckleys, as a duo, bear a passing resemblance to Steed and his ladies but them being a married couple provides a new twist. Their banter is marvellously funny but they are also pretty effective at what they do. Their unflappability makes a nice contrast with the otherwise intense "Thriller" heroes. They are truly likeable, lacking the arrogance and vindictiveness of the usual screen detectives.
They are backed by a superb set of supporting characters: David Garrick - a man with little time for his son, literally or metaphorically; Sunny, his effortlessly suave, charming son; refined criminal broker Shelby Grafton and his silent bimbo girlfriend; nervous informer Charley Wilson; Mrs. Gale, David Garrick's elegant but unfaithful girlfriend; and a young Northern hit-man. Most noteworthy is Garrick's estranged, demented wife who swings between childish innocence and disturbing, aggressive outbursts. Her character is more in the "Thriller" tradition and provides fine contrast with the more comic figures.
The acting is excellent. Stephen Rea (in an early role) and Gayle Hunnicutt are splendid in their central roles. Gayle employs an impeccable English accent, although her character is American.Christopher Cazenove, also making one of his first appearances, exudes charm through his voice and demeanour and was just made for these roles. It is great to see Peter Dyneley in the flesh - best known as the voice of Jeff Tracy in "Thunderbirds". Derek Francis is exceptional as the unscrupulous Grafton.
All the other roles mentioned above are beautifully-handled. The true honours must go though to Jean Kent who is utterly convincing as the shattered Mrs. Garrick.
There are many splendid scenes, stylish dialogue and sharp direction. All rests though, as always on the superb script of Clemens and Nation. One wonders whether there could have been more mileage in this format and the characters of the Buckleys - a show was mooted but never got off the ground. It may have been hard to sustain such quality in the long-term. Maybe it was best to have this one example. It certainly is an absolute pearl and deserves to be seen!
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Ok I really like the magnaflow exhaust sound and performance but I cant find one for my truck!
Does anyone know if a quad cab short bed one would work on my truck?
BTW my truck has the 4.7l not the hemi.
All i seem to find is quad cab short bed hemi configurations but NOTHING for the single cab 4.7l long box!
I already have a tuner. Next im looking at doing a set of rims and tires/level the front out. Then comes a tuner and exhaust. Then I think im done for awhile lol.
Ill prolly go with the superchips tuner but cant find a nice exhaust for my truck. I personally dont like flowmaster...they sound good but thats it! Back when I had my firebird; the club I belonged to had some very smart technical people in it. They flow tested a bunch of mufflers and actually the flowmaster is not the master of flow at all lol. If im not mistaken the flowmaster performed the worst but was the loudest. We all decided that magnaflow was one of the top performers and so was borla. Either way enough talk.
Someone help me find an exhaust...btw im going to take it to my friends over at cole-muffler to get installed. Im good friends with the manager and he always takes real good care of me.
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The install shop might have to do a small mod to the tailpipes but I doubt they will.
Thats what I was thinking too. I kinda wanted the whole cat-back but for less than the price I can get the same sound out of a muffler and resonator delete. They can fab it all up for me. Ill have to call him tomorrow while im at work. Or maybe stop by in the work truck while im out doing deliveries/sales and talk to him.
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This also means total weight-loss for January is 10lbs! Progress pic to come (didn't get a chance to take one yesterday). I beat my goal by 3lbs!
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
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First, I'm down this week to 203.2!! Woot! Total loss so far of 6.6lbs, which means only .4lbs left for my goal of a 7lb loss this month, and about 4lbs until I'm in ONEderland!! Woo-hoo!!!!! To be honest, I was a little concerned I wasn't going... Read more
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Yesterday was Day 3 of the bootcamp dvd, which is a break day. You can do other cardio, etc on your break day, but I chose not to since my knee was bothering me something fierce last night. Today it was better so I felt comfortable going ahead w... Read more
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
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Tonight I completed the second day of the SP 28-day bootcamp dvd :). My DD again tried to do it with me...and then she thought it'd be fun to sit on me while doing the part where you're sitting and leaning back on your hands and have to lift you... Read more
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Tonight I completed Day 1 of the SP 28-day Bootcamp! Felt good to start moving around again! My daughter was so cute and tried doing some of the moves with me, lol. Also made it interesting to move around and not get hurt while she ran around, b... Read more
Saturday, January 05, 2013
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My first goal for the year/January was to lose one pound this week, and I'm happy to report this week that I surpassed it! Down 3.8lb! Which means only 3.2lbs until my next goal of 7lbs this month! Woo-hoo!!... Read more
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Well, it's another new year...which means it's time for resolutions and goal setting.
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This week has been a little rough. Lots of crap at work, hormones, family drama-rama, etc. But I've stayed mostly on target with my eating (although I realized I really need to remember to buy an alternative to whole milk so I can make a late sn... Read more
Sunday, June 10, 2012
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So...here I am, yet again. At least I'm stubborn and keep coming back, right?
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The past few weeks, I've been slacking. I'll admit it. I've had (and given in to) cravings for chocolate chip cookies, chocolate, etc. Hormones? Maybe. Depression? Maybe. There's a lot going on in my head lately. I know I want to lose weight, ma... Read more
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Naomi and Ely are best friends. Naomi loves and is "in" love with Ely, and Ely loves Naomi, but prefers to be "in" love with boys. So they create their "No Kiss List" of people neither of them is allowed to kiss. And this works fine...until Bruce.
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Told in alternating voices using an array of emoticons and symbols by co-authors Rachel Cohn and David Levithan, co-author of WILL GRAYSON, WILL GRAYSON with John Green (THE FAULT IN OUR STARS), NAOMI AND ELY'S NO KISS LIST is the ultimate offbeat love--and "in "love--story.
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Paul G. Socken (born 1945) is a professor emeritus at the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and a leading scholar on the work of French-Canadian author Gabrielle Roy. He is also the founder of the department of Jewish Studies at the University of Waterloo.
Socken holds a B.A. and a Ph.d. (1974) from the University of Toronto. He is a specialist in French-Canadian literature, particularly in the novel. He has done research on the thematic and stylistic aspects of Gabrielle Roy's writing and currently publishes in the area of mythology and French-Canadian literature.
- Intimate Strangers (2004)
- Gabrielle Roy Today / Gabrielle Roy aujourd'hui (2003)
- The French They Never Taught You (with José Binamé) (2002, ISBN 1-55130-214-4)
- Patrimoines: La Francophonie en Amérique du nord (with P.H. Dubé and Ann Dubé) (1992)
- The Myth of the Lost Paradise in the Novels of Jacques Poulin (1993)
- Concordance de Bonheur d'occasion de Gabrielle Roy (1982)
- Myth and Morality in Alexandre Chenevert by G. Roy (1987)
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ACCORDING to reports, Wigan Athletic may lose Victor Moses at the end of the season, as Newcastle United, Sunderland and Fulham are said to be after the darting Super Eagles winger.
It is understood the forward is ready to quit the DW Stadium regardless of whether the Latics stay up, a development not likely to hinder the decision of the Nigeria international.
The People claims Moses will snub the offer of a new £20,000-a-week contract.
Moses has only just turned 21 but has shown signs in recent weeks that he has is maturing and ready to supply the cutting edge lacking in Wigan's attractive but on the whole largely ineffective brand of football.
Moses is however, confident his club will beat relegation if they keep up the fire that saw the Latics hit Stoke City 2-0 at the DW Stadium last weekend. He believes their experience of last year's relegation fight will hold them in good stead as the end of the season approaches.
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Dr. Harry Greenspun is the Chief Medical Officer for Perot Systems Healthcare Group. He is a nationally recognized physician executive who, as a member of the company's Healthcare Leadership Team, provides strategic direction to drive technological improvements in clinical care. Additionally, his position as a thought leader in the healthcare industry enables him to communicate Perot Systems' market-leading healthcare transformation capabilities. For more information about Dr. Greenspun, go to: http://www.perotsystems.com/MediaRoom/Speakers/People/Harry_Greenspun.
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Grand Woods Park
Erin Oakley June 15 at 11:09pm
Lost a white roc halfway down on the right side of hole 2 with my name and PDGA # 17643. Reward if found!!
Amanda Watson June 15 at 1:19pm
Lost red star valkyrie in the pond. Off 6 perhaps? It has my name and # on it, although it may be faded. I'm from Detroit and it was my first time out there! loved the course, other than losing my disc! Lol. I hear that there's a guy that finds discs and sells them back to you? DJ? BJ? I would love to be able to get in touch with him.
He's usually parked by the picnic tables near hole 18. Good guy wears a hat a lot and a beard. Hard to miss him. Hope you get your disc back!
only thing is I live over hour away...
I often travel out in 6 and find a lot of discs. I'll keep my eye in DJs pile too, if it has your name on it there's a chance we will find it
I would appreciate it more than you know! It's been a rough week without it! Lol
Matt Sowle May 17 at 8:30pm
lost star understamp destroyer it has a drawing of megatron from transformers on it my profile pic is it. dont know where i lost it. it means so much it has 2 Aces on it beyond grateful to get this back. Huge reward.
Kirk Dunlap May 12 at 9:26pm
Lost a red prodigy D2 on the fairway of hole 1. Gotta love the dark. If anyone finds it please return to DJ or call me. Name and number is on the disc
Michael Wagner April 16 at 10:34pm
Left a PA1 near basket on 16 if anyone has seen it shoot me a email... Thank's, :)
Matt Rinker April 13 at 7:21pm
Hey Everybody, Singles league starts this Wednesday, April 15th, Meeting at Grand Woods - sign in starts at 430, tee at 6.
Here's a link with a little more info
Michael Wagner March 28 at 1:07pm
Lost red gstar destroyer on the ice .. Return to dj or myself ... Thank's
Matt Sowle March 11 at 2:52pm
pLost G Star Orc between 14s fairway and 15s teepad if u find it ill be ao greatful!! Reward if found.
James hull March 3 at 7:39am
Lost blue metal flake teebird 3 on the left side of 5 went barley over nom then couldn't find it big reward if found thanks
Reid ott January 24 at 3:27am
Thinkin about throwin here tomorrow are the pads clear?
Steve Hedstrom January 12 at 1:02pm
Pine Hills BYO Basket Snow Dubs is Sat 1/24/15!
Just bring $5, your discs, and a #DiscGolf basket if you have one.
Please comment below if you are able to come and/or bring a basket too. This will be the second event at Pine Hills (Disc) Golf Course. Come out and check out the next "Destination Disc Golf Course" in #Michigan! http://on.fb.me/1DB7wGW
Chris Booker November 15 at 10:37am
What's going on at woods on Saturday mornings. I saw many Golfers there.
same thing that happens every saturday morning at grand woods, saturday dubs :) 10am tee
random pick? this maybe what i need to help pass the winter..
Not to be misinterpreted as sarcasm, but a posting on the events page of the course could attract new locals and give a heads up to wayward disc golf travelers.
Matt Sowle October 26 at 4:07pm
Unique orange colored Star Max lost in the pond off of 6 big reward its my favorite disc
Cory Ferrin October 26 at 4:08am
Lost a transparent Prodigy D4 on hole 10. It turned over a little too much on me and went into the tree line on the right side about pin high, I looked for awhile and couldn't find it. My number is on the inside rim, reward if found.
Brain Evans September 16 at 10:34am
I heard that there was a glo league going to start up on Tuesday's. I am interested in playing whenever it starts up.
Won't be starting for another few weeks. I will post as soon as we decide on a date and dayu2026 last year we played on Monday, but we are discussing changing the day for this season.
This Monday tee at 730. After this week time changes to 630
Thanks I'll see you next week.
Erin Oakley September 12 at 12:12pm
Last week I lost a white JK Aviar on hole 4 with the CCR Open stamp from this year and this week I may have left my pink Blizzard Beast out there somewhere. Reward if beast is found!!
Nate Upton September 1 at 6:50pm
There is a new course 30 miles north of the Woods. It is a private course that is owned by my friend. Maple Island Farm is the name and he is having a doubles tournament to get some more people playing it. His name is Derrick Kresge, get at me with any questions, or check it on the tournament page here on the scene.
Looks cool! 30 additional miles north of woods is prolly quite the haul for most for only 9 holes tho. Woods is 20 min drive alone from south Lansing, so a special trip to play it for me is unlikely but will keep it in mind! Definitely cool to see ppl trying to grow our sport tho!
The tourney is 3 rounds of 9.
Oh ok cool
D.J. Seehase August 21 at 10:17am
Lost a prodigy d3 on hole number 1 at leagues last night. Hit the woods on the fly to the right of the basket a pretty good ways. It's green and has djs written on inside of rim incase anyone finds it. Can message me here or give to d.j. At grand woods. Thx
Nate Upton August 12 at 4:01pm
Anyone know what time pro/am doubles aretoday?
thanks man
Chris Booker August 3 at 7:25pm
tossed a 300s M4 white into the lake on hole 6 during the open.. Would love to get this back.. Reward..
I got it, got lil wet for mine during the open and found it I think. No name but looked like had flourescent marker on it at one time or something. I'm not sure who u are lol but I will try and find u at leagues on wed and give it to ya
what do you throw?
Ill see if i got something for you in my basement stash.
No worries man, it's all good! I found a couple in there actually lol, I jus only turned in one other one bc it was marked. Wasn't about to turn in a disc that wasn't marked for anyone to grab that I had to get wet for tho! Lol. It's clearly yours tho so I gladly return it to ya! I'm jus glad I was messing around on here and saw your post.
I drive a green 2001 gmc pickup and usually have my yellow lab doc holiday with me(jus started bringing on Wednesdays last week tho) so I should b easy to find tomorrow and will have your disc in my truck
My bag is pretty much full of prodigy late
Lately and I like that m4 for a few shots so prolly gonna buy one, but thanks for letting me borrow it! Lol. But seriously the reward isn't necessary but if u ever find any discs that say djs on inside of rim send em my way
Will do Fosho.
got it from Matt. your the man. Thanks again.
Cool was jus getting to check! Lol. In retrospect I think I was in the group behind u but wasn't sure and had already given disc to Matt before starting bc couldn't find u before we started. I had forgotten I had marked the disc already so sorry for that, but glad it made it back to ya
no problem.. just very happy she is back in her spot in my bag..
lol cool


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