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What the hell is going on?
The Hawks are 1-0 against their biggest rival in the Conference Semi-Final and people are arguing over which bottom six player is better and more valuable to the team then the other?
Hello! Welcome to the Hawks Board! Just a few housekeeping things to get started here. First of all you need to pick 3 players that you will absolutely hate and criticize no matter how well they play or how much evidence is against you. No need to pick right now, my suggestion is to watch 1 or 2 games (no more than 2) and base your decision on those games. You can get back to me when you have made your picks. Second, you must begin training yourself to irrationally fixate on bottom 6 players. Ignore the fact that replacing any one of them on the best team in the league is probably not going to make much of a difference, and instead come up with arguments over why one should be in the lineup over the other and so forth. Be forewarned, these discussions can become pretty intense, but remember the key is to not look at the big picture. Thirdly, I would seriously consider working on your anti-Q and/or anti-Bowman rhetoric. Those are absolutely must haves for any poster on the Hawk board. Real or imagined, fair or not, it really doesn't matter just be sure to come up with some good stuff. As with the "3 players to hate" there is no turning back once you have started criticizing. No amount of winning or good trades/signings should change your mind on either (or both) of them. Finally, ignore winning and losing... actually, on second thought, just ignore winning. You must continue to dwell on any negatives you can think of (don't worry if they seem ridiculous at first, 10 people will jump in to argue about it anyways) even when we are winning.
Keep these things in mind and you should do fine. If you want to do any studying to get some ideas, please refer to posts from Marrotte Marauder on Bolland, Blackhawkswincup on the PP or Stalberg, Bobby Jet on Kruger or toughness, or zac on Seabrook. They should give you something to aspire to in your quest to become a prototypical poster here on the Hawks board. Enjoy!
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Angel West, 33, who went to Muscatine Community College to complete a degree in veterinary technology, said the money will help pay for her tuition.
Sayer told Edwards the odds of winning the prize are one in a million or more.
But this may not be the end of the line for Edwards.
He is still eligible for larger cash prizes in the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes.
West said neither she nor Edwards bought any magazine subscriptions, supporting the Publishers Clearing House claim that no purchase is necessary to enter or win the contest.
Tuesday's adventure began at Miller's Florist in Muscatine where shop owner Kathy McGlothlen and her crew were making up a rose bouquet for the prize winner.
McGlothlen said Publisher's Clearing House sent a package of balloons with its logo to add to the bouquet.
"We were very excited," said McGlothlen. "We found out last weekend."
Phil Dingeldein of dphilms imaging, a Rock Island company, and his assistant producer, Whitney Engstrom, also came to Miller's to meet up with Sayer in order to film the event.
The company filmed the prize presentation and Sayer said Edwards and his family may receive more money if they appear on television.
Dingeldein said he's been hired to film other Publishers Clearing House award in the Midwest because it's more economical for the company to hire local producers.
Sayer said this is the first time he's brought a prize to Muscatine, but he did take one to Morning Sun many years ago.
Sayer said he doesn't call people ahead of time or try to set up the award moments.
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Meanwhile, motorists are once again having to navigate around the potholes that the city attempted to fill temporarily a few weeks ago.
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The Spencer County-Taylorsville Chamber of Commerce is hosting its monthly meeting this Thursday at noon.
The meeting is sponsored by Hosparus and will feature Spencer County resident Dr. Bethany Snider, who is the Medical Director for the Green River, Central and Northeast Louisville Hosparus region.
Lunch will be catered by Country Mart. Lunch is $10 for chamber members and $13 for non members. The meeting will be held at the chamber building at the corner of Main Street and Main Cross.
The questions have been debated in Kentucky for years:
Should public schools start in early August or after Labor Day?
Should the school year end by Memorial Day or in mid-June?
School districts in some states start after Labor Day, but Kentucky districts, over time, have started the year earlier and earlier.
The Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control has launched its online STAR (Server Training in Alcohol Regulations) instruction.
The Obergefell decision is final; marriage has been re-defined for these United States. We can argue whether it was done legally, whether it is consistent with American history, and whether it will actually bear fruit as a new social order emerges, but it is now the law of the land.
Independent gubernatorial candidate Drew Curtis, with more than 8,000 signatures in hand, officially filed for the 2015 governor race today with his wife Heather Curtis as his running mate.
Curtis gave a kick-off press conference today on the Capitol stairs saying he is confident he can get more than 20 percent of Kentuckians' vote in the race for the state house.
The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) is seeking public feedback on proposed Social Studies Standards for the Next Generation.
These future-oriented standards address the knowledge, skills and competencies all Kentucky's K-12 students should have to be prepared for college, career and civic engagement and to ensure success in the world today.
Auditor Adam Edelen last week released 75 recommendations to help school districts become more efficient and effective in their use of taxpayer dollars.
The recommendations are contained in a report that was developed based on findings during the Auditor's office examinations of 21 school districts since 2012. Districts are not required to adopt all recommendations in the report; however, they are encouraged to review and identify recommendations that could be implemented in their districts to improve fiscal oversight, Auditor Edelen said.
Children are potentially causing harm to their necks and backs playing on smartphones, tablets and other smart devices for long periods of time.
Societal changes mean children are staying indoors more, due to parents being protective, which leads to more technology use. Instead of playing in the neighborhood, children are more attached to electronic devices.
There appeared to be more good news than bad Thursday, as the Kentucky Lottery Corp. announced that sales for the recently ended fiscal year 2014-15 broke a record but, on the down side, that the return to the state treasury was less than budgeted.
At a lottery corporation board meeting Thursday at lottery headquarters in Louisville, the directors were told that sales for the year ending June 30 were $899.1 million — breaking the old mark set the previous fiscal year of $858.8 million.
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Fun educational for the whole family. Favorite part was going up in the light house. Kids had a lot of fun there.
This free attraction is worth a visit. Extensive information is available in interesting exhibits that tell the visitor all about Presque Isle, its plant life and wild life. There is a nice gift shop to visit, as well as a café if you want a snack. There is an observation tower that can be accessed by stairs or elevator with...
During our short stay in the area we were able to visit this free facility twice. Besides the museum items, informative movies, and nature shop we were lucky to get a private guided tour of the aqua lab. Do not miss this gem if your are in the area!
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We only stopped here to eat and use the facilities before heading into PI. We had wanted to eat here since our last visit. And at first we thought the line was too long - you order before heading in and pay. Which, actually worked out ok because then when you are done eating you can leave. My son's chicken...
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Posted: 11/17/2011 - The number of people applying for unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level since early April, a sign that layoffs are easing and hiring may pick up.
Posted: 11/16/2011 - Newt Gingrich admits he received payments from Freddie Mac
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Posted: 11/15/2011 - CBS officials say the new show will replace "The Early Show," and will premiere in January.
Posted: 11/15/2011 - Officials at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington say classes will go on as scheduled, even though a suspect in an armed robbery ran toward the campus after the holdup.
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Posted: 11/14/2011 - The man who's admitted carrying out July's bombing and shooting rampage in Norway was in an Oslo court today for his first hearing.
Posted: 11/14/2011 - The Transportation Department is fining a regional affiliate of American Airlines $900,000 for keeping passengers cooped up on planes for over three hours in Chicago earlier this year.
Posted: 11/14/2011 - Despite prodding from President Barack Obama, members of Congress' supercommittee concede no deal is in sight to meet their goal of $1.2 trillion or more in deficit savings over the next decade.
Posted: 11/11/2011 - Assistant Coach Mike McQueary is a key witness in the child sex abuse scandal.
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Posted: 11/11/2011 - Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich says rival Herman Cain has handled the sexual harassment allegations against him well so far. But Gingrich is unsure what would happen if more accusations surface.
Posted: 11/11/2011 - Italy's Senate has approved economic reforms demanded by the European Union, paving the way for Premier Silvio Berlusconi to resign as early as this weekend and a new government to be formed.
Posted: 11/10/2011 - Tom Bradley, who was defensive coordinator, was named the interim coach after Penn State trustees fired Joe Paterno Wednesday night.
Posted: 11/09/2011 - Home prices dropped in nearly three quarters of U.S. cities over the summer, dragged down by a decline in buyer interest and a high number of foreclosures high.
Posted: 11/09/2011 - Penn State football coach Joe Paterno has decided to retire at the end of the season, his long career brought down by his failure to do more about an allegation of child sex abuse against a former assistant.
Posted: 11/09/2011 - The coach's decision comes amid a sex abuse scandal surrounding a former assistant coach.
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He died today at 2:45 p.m. at Aultman Hospital.
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Earlier this week, we passed along the sad news that venerable Manhattan independent radio station, East Village Radio, would close down, after an 11-year run. We caught up with EVR DJ and, seriously, one of the best barbers on the east coast, Michael Harr to get his perspective on the end of the EVR era.
Give me your basic history with EVR, and what's your work life outside that little studio?
I was brought onto EVR by the owner, Frank Prisinzano. I used to cut hair at a barbershop in Nolita, and Frank would come in to see me for his weekly shave. We'd talk music and I'd talk old music. I'd been building a collection of very early 78s since I was in college. He asked, "You think you'd have enough to fill a weekly show?" I said, "How many years?" The following week I came in for a test run and was well received by the staff. I've been doing my show, The Ragged Phonograph Program, on EVR since 2009. Aside from that, I still barber in Soho at Fellow Barber and DJ events in and out of NYC on my two 1906 hand-cranked phonographs with original 78s from the first quarter of the last century. I can be followed on Instagram and Twitter.
How would describe what kind of tunes you played?
I spun original ragtime, pop, jazz and dance music from the first quarter of the 20th century. Plus my "Electric Eight" segment at half past the hour would feature eight "electric" recordings from the early microphone days of the late 1920s and early '30s, as opposed to the pre-1925 era in which artists were recorded "acoustically."
What are some favorite stories regarding people walking by the studio and bugging you, friends stopping by, drunks stumbling in, etc., stories about EVR's quirky Lower East Side location.
The station was so unique because it was out in the open on street level. My show would air Friday mornings from 8am-10am, so you have the people running to the subway, mothers with strollers in the opposite direction. My buddies who lived in the area would walk by and wave. Tourists would stop, stare, and snap their cameras as if they were peering into a foreign animal cage. There was this Hasidic rabbi that would take it upon himself to open the door to the studio, poke his head in and mumble something under his breath. Drunks and hobos still wandering the streets from the previous night would ask if they could get a "shout out." It was constant entertainment on my side of the mic.
How about stories that surprised you about how far the reach of the sation is?
I'm always surprised at the extent of listeners I've gained. From young, hip Americans to a doctor in Afghanistan! I've gotten emails and letters from fans in Japan, Italy, London, Canada, France, Germany and Israel. I even dated a girl who was and still is living in Sweden, who was an avid listener of The Ragged Phonograph Program! I was working for a month in San Francisco, and an older fan of the show dropped in to give me several CDs worth of 78 transfers from his own collection. He invited me to visit his home where we spent an entire afternoon listening to just some of his 6,000 plus Edison Diamond Disc records collection!
What else have you heard about why EVR is closing? And does the usual suspect—rising rents in Manhattan—have anything to do with it?
That reason is true and is stated accurately by EV GRIEVE.
How well do you know the the two EVR heads: Peter Ferraro and Frank Prisinzano?
I know Pete and Frank well enough to know they put their blood, sweat, tears and money into this station and kept it going in its purest state. They did not want to sell it because the whole format would be changed, and I know Frank wanted to go out on top, on a good note. It's a brave choice.
Do you believe they will keep EVR going in some way? Have you heard anything about future plans?
I haven't heard about future plans, but if it is resurrected, I would be surprised.
What will you miss most about EVR and doing your show?
What I'll miss most about it all is the response from the fans. My show is very specific. I'm playing music that is over 100 years old. The artists have been dead for many decades. Some of these listeners NEVER heard of Billy Murray, Ada Jones, Wilbur Sweatman, Jim Europe, etc. I was able to share my favorite genre with people from all over the globe, and they enjoyed it! How bout that?! I love them for that.
Someone needs to preserve these early recordings, It sure as hell ain't modern mainstream radio stations. EVR was the conduit that allowed me to do this. I'll never forget that. I've received emails from young fans that felt completely alone and misunderstood—just as I did when I was getting into Vaudeville and early 78s. I'm humbled at the fact that I cheered them up. That was the sweetest part of the gig. For now, we should all take the advice of the old Great War tune and "Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag And Smile, Smile, Smile."


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Yin Yoga targets the connective tissues of the hips, pelvis, and lower spine as well as the energetic channels of the meridians, nerve and blood system. We practice each pose in stillness for about 3-5 minutes. The prolonged time in each pose gives muscles ample time to relax so that we can focus on stretching […]
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