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19th Century Persian Gold Inlay Iron Box
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Trump Says Clinton Shares Responsibility for Charlotte Unrest
Addressing supporters in suburban Philadelphia last night, Donald Trump laid blame for this week's unrest in Charlotte on Democratic rival Hillary Clinton. "Those peddling the narrative of cops as a racist force in our society -- and this is a narrative that's supported with a nod by my opponent; you see what she's saying and it's not good -- shared directly in the responsibility for the unrest that is afflicting our country and hurting those who have really the very least," Trump told supporters at Sun Center Studios in Chester Township, Pennsylvania. ABC's CANDACE SMITH notes that Trump made the remarks as hundreds of demonstrators in North Carolina's most populous city kicked off a third night of protests following the fatal police shooting Tuesday of Keith Lamont Scott. http://abcn.ws/2d1wntb
To Help Clinton Win the First Debate, Campaign Asks for Online Support
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is well aware that the outcome of the first presidential debate on Monday isn't just about what the two candidates say on stage, but also about the conversation that takes place around it. On a conference call with supporters Thursday afternoon, a top aide to Clinton directly asked supporters to use social media during and after the debate at Hofstra University in New York to help shape the conversation positively around the Democratic nominee. "Reporters certainly view what's happening online," Clinton's deputy communications director Christina Reynolds said, adding it is part of, "how they judge the debate and then how they call the debate -- who won, who lost." ABC's LIZ KREUTZ has more: http://abcn.ws/2d3SxyJ
Clinton Team Out With Video Hitting Trump's on Comments About Women
The Clinton campaign continues their strategy of attempting to use Trump's words against him. Today, the campaign begins airing a television ad in seven battleground states and on cable, ABC's JOSH HASKELL reports. According to Hillary Clinton's team, the intention of the ad is to show the effect "Trump's hateful rhetoric towards women is having on our daughters." http://abcn.ws/2cqfiIG
Analysis - ABC's Rick Klein
Hillary Clinton is a "talented debater" with "ample experience" and a "significant polish" owing to her intense preparations and even "talent." How do we know that? The Republican National Committee's chief strategist is telling "interested parties" that in a memo. It's that part of the election season where such praise is not only deemed acceptable but is expected; a top aide to George W. Bush once called John Kerry "the best debater since Cicero." Such words are generally harmless. But have they ever been more meaningless? If anyone has proven that debates have changed since Cicero's Rome it's Donald Trump, who has done his part in rendering the format unrecognizable from its former self. What debates are now are massive television events – a format that Trump knows quite well. So even while the Clinton campaign seeks to massage the online reaction to the first debate, and Trump works the moderator refs, it's hard to imagine the pre-debate spin mattering less.
This Week on 'This Week'
One day before Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton meet face-to-face for the first presidential debate, Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway comes to "This Week" Sunday. Plus, in an ABC News exclusive, George Stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. And the Powerhouse Roundtable debates the week in politics, with Rebuilding America Now PAC strategist Alex Castellanos, ABC News political analyst Matthew Dowd, New York Times presidential campaign correspondent and CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman, Democratic strategist Jamal Simmons, and editor and publisher of The Nation Katrina vanden Heuvel.
What We're Watching -- Anti-Trump Super PAC Launches Pre-Debate Video Featuring Hofstra Students
An anti-Donald Trump super PAC is going on offense ahead of the first presidential debate this Monday at Hofstra University in New York. The group, the Not Who We Are campaign, is using students at the very university where the debate will be held to make a point. A new web ad produced by the group features students unfriendly to Trump's message. "I don't think you can have a racist bigot as president," one student says in the 60-second spot that was filmed on campus. Another chimes in, "He makes me terrified." And a third simply says, "I don't want him on campus." The Not Who We Are campaign plans to run the ad on Twitter and Facebook ahead of and during Monday's debate. WATCH: https://youtu.be/KrKIWu0zrV8
'These Hofstra Students are Standing Up'
Not Who We Are's campaign manager Josh Hendler said in a statement: "Since the Donald himself is coming to campus, these Hofstra students are standing up and sending a message that bigotry and hatred are not who we as Americans and not who they are as part of the Hofstra community." Hendler's group bills itself as a venue for "community members and leaders across the country" to "organize their friends, neighbors and coworkers to take a stand against" Trump by writing open letters. The site features letters from companies, universities and groups ranging from members of the clergy to scientists to golfers. http://abcn.ws/2cVRiB8


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I wish to say so many things, but I don't know what to say. Well, I do, yet it is too much - this comment box will not allow for all of it. You are amazing Wendy! We (society) failed you, and I am still trying to determine the big picture lesson with all of this, yet in the 'minutia' - I miss and adore you.
Fact Check on the Truth Hurts: In May 2013, Barber voted against repeal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.[21]
When Return on Investment for money spent on getting the education to be certified is good for the job you can get, then you will see more teachers. When the job itself is doable, with supplies and infrastructure available, you will see more teachers. When the teacher is given the lead on what happens in the classroom then you will see more teachers because those who are teaching won't be saying, "I love my job and the kids, but..."
Great job, Kaylor! Keep up the hard work! Dream~Believe~Achieve!
Chelsea Clinton speaks on marijuana:
During a speech at the Youngstown State University in Ohio last weekend, Chelsea Clinton said that there is new evidence to suggest that marijuana could be fatally interacting with other drugs.
"But we also have anecdotal evidence now from Colorado, where some of the people who were taking marijuana for those purposes, the coroner believes, after they died, there was drug interactions with other things they were taking," she said when asked about Hillary Clinton's position on marijuana research.
Chelsea Clinton's spokeswoman added that the Democratic nominee "has said we should allow states that have reformed their marijuana laws to act as laboratories...
Grab and run in the City of Tucson is not illegal. And, special rewards if you are here illegally.
Autographed napkins? Did he spell Clinton correctly?
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No on 205. This bill has been crafted for specific rea$on$ that don't benefit the public.
Here is the Debate Between Maricopa County attorney Bill Montgomery and MPP & Holyoak on prop 205.
I will have to give some considerations to Bill as when he speaks he represents on how authority acts and represents itself. Bill words can reflect in current ongoing litigation on hundreds of avenues.
Holyoak does not have that burden and is not responsible for anything really but let's get this going to so how it looks.
This debate has been broken up and editorialized to just a few sound bites this is it in the entirety. If you are really concerned watch it. You will see the stories 90% of the marijuana convictions are for posession simply just not true. Just what liability does Arizona Political Director for the Marijuana Policy Project, Carlos Alfaro have to lose ? nothing he gets paid either way he is a political hack.
The debate; http://www.azcentral.com/videos/news/politics/arizona/2016/09/21/90797362/
And just what are dark money factors could you please elaborate?
I bet if this passes and the departments & employees will be civil servants. That is the staff that would go to makeup the department and all of it's divisions. these people are represented in the work force by Civil Service and labor union agreements. We already have these agencies.
Right now we have a right to work state. But does not include government workers as they are in both labor represented with employment. I propose all workers in the dispensaries, growers, processors, caregivers, bud tenders, be union represented.
If all workers were represented and limited as the amount of outlets and licenses given. Why can't they pay start at living wage of $20.00 to start with retirement and 401k contributions ? Yea I bet the colors on the camillian change quickly. It would be money the patient paying out the "hmmmm" progressive owner's pocket would this be considered then DARK MONEY going against representation?
I bet we will hear that they can't do it and afford to keep the prices they are. But the truth is, it is a limited price fixed market commodity that dark money has 2 sets on the board. And 4 community activist that are clamoring for hand outs how's that for DARK money.
Let's tie legislative pay to Marijuana tax and pay every legislature $100.000 annually and a staff and office cost to cap @$ 250.000. that would be 31,500,000. That's the achilles heel to dark money people what they represent dont need income. It is directed through Government contracts and departments. It is there in the back side.
With estimated tax revenue @$123 million at current prices and burden leaving 91 million for schools operating costs. Just think this would give Guadalupe, Gila Bend, Willcox, Havasupai, Sierra Vista, Page, San Luis, Douglas, all equal representation not just the rich PHX dark money center. That keep the money in PHX.
Yet blacks suffer most under democrats. Even black ones. Why is that?
I was ready to vote Yes, but now I'm conflicted!
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In next year's election, I will be reminding people that voting for a third-party candidate is NOT a vote for the Republican. It is a vote for a third-party!
You know what REALLY IS a vote for the Republicans? People like Ron Barber and Kyrsten Sinema voting Republican and against our President!
This is getting real confusing folks. Is there a shadow democrat party, now going third party?
That's some pretty weak tea you got there, Dennis.
Relative to TUSD- the following stories that are posted on the Arizona Daily Independent and Three Sonorans today give just one hint of how desperate Kristel Foster, Cam Juarez and their "Grijalva machine" are right now. Those of us who have watched our Democrats (Cam, Kristel, and Adelita) nearly destroy TUSD now refer to it as the "Demolition Democrats." The two posts also gives the public an idea of the depth of hypocrisy that the so called supporters of public education swim in every day of the lives. David Safier has evolved into a small grinding part of the "machine" and he has no business covering TUSD in any way shape or form.
I am a highly qualified teacher who has recently left TUSD because of their absolute failure to support the magnet school in which I taught. The school still has too many vacancies and a revolving door of substitutes. The magnet program has not received the basic material to support the program. Sanchez, Juarez and Foster blame the court order for everything. Here is the bottom line truth: they have not implemented the court order; they have not implemented the magnet school improvement plans; and it is their failures that the public should vote on this election by electing new and honest school board members. I will go back to teach for TUSD once its Governing Board has changed!
Charter School Directors Elias, Verdugo To Host Fundraiser For Juarez
By: Loretta Hunnicutt September 29, 2016
Pima County Supervisor Richard Elias and his fellow charter school director Magdalena Verdugo are hosting a party for Tucson Unified School District Governing Board member Cam Juarez. The event is the second event Elias has sponsored for the embattled Juarez.
Juarez and his fellow Governing Board member Kristel Foster are under fire and investigation for allegedly illegal campaign contributions they received from a Phoenix-based vendor for the District. The vendor, ESI, provides non-union teachers to the District in its effort to avoid the requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
The fact that Elias is a director for a charter school organization raised eyebrows. The fact that he would partner with a charter school operative to raise money for Juarez has shocked many public school advocates.
The charters are operated by CPLC Community Schools, an affiliate of Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc., according to its website. Elias became a director for the corporation in 2008, according to the Arizona Corporation Commission website. Along with serving as a director with Elias, Verdugo is also the "Southeast AZ Area Manager/Vice President, School Readiness at Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc.," according to her LinkedIn profile.
A mere 5 percent of students enrolled in its Toltecalli High School (formerly Calli Ollin Academy), who took the AZMerit test, passed the English Language portion and a mere 6 percent passed the Math portion in 2015.
While Elias and Juarez have been vocal critics of charter schools, during Elias's tenure on the Pima County Board of Supervisors has approved tens of millions of bond monies for their development.
When not being a hypocrite about charter schools, Elias also misleads invitees to Juarez's fundraiser when he claims: "Cam and Kristel are true public education champions. They've voted for teacher raises three years in a row, they've approved significant multi-million dollar investments for student textbooks and technology, and they've passed balanced budgets that put more dollars into our classrooms."
In fact, under the leadership of TUSD Board president Adelita Grijalva, Juarez, and Foster, the District allocates less than 50 percent of its funding to the classrooms. While touting a surplus, at Tuesday night's Governing Board meeting, District CFO Karla Soto admitted that the District had been hoarding Prop 301 monies rather than paying them out to teachers over the past three years. During those years, teachers have fled the District in frustration, leaving the District with one of the highest teacher vacancy rates in Arizona.
TUSD Board member Michael Hicks stated, "If it weren't for double standards, Cam would have no standards at all. This is the same guy who complains about charters from the dais? Unbelievable."
Verdugo's palatial home is nestled in the suburban foothills overlooking the mostly inner-city District. Attendees are advised to watch for mule deer crossing the winding roads.
Double standards for Cam Juarez? The G-Crew scrambles to save their sinking ship
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The former superintendent and current Vice President of a charter school district will be hosting a fundraiser for TUSD board member Cam Juarez this Sunday. This seems hypocritical since these charter schools have been in direct competition with TUSD, picking up students that should have been in TUSD schools.
TUSD Board member Michael Hicks stated, "If it weren't for double standards, Cam would have no standards at all. This is the same guy who complains about charters from the dais? Unbelievable."
Perhaps the charter school executive is supporting Cam Juarez since she knows that Juarez is bad for TUSD which leads to more students that can fill her charter schools?
After being caught with their hands in the cookie jar, crumbs on their shirts and melted chocolate on their mouths, Kristel Foster and Cam Juarez were forced to return $10,000 to a donor who was the wife of the Vice President of a company that just got a $21 million contract from TUSD just a few weeks before.
TUSD board member Mark Stegeman who is also running for re-election along with Foster and Juarez, received no donation from this donor after he voted no on the contract, which made this look even more like a pay-to-play donation from a Republicans "housewife" from Paradise Valley.
Democrats love that money, so they were livid after being forced to return this donation. It took over a week, and they defended and justified why they should keep that money, but in the end even their own Democratic endorsers threatened to pull their support if that money was not returned asap.
These same Democrats were also silent when Kristel and Cam voted to outsource substitute teachers to ESI at a cost of $21,000,000, blaming Obamacare as the excuse. But then again, Ron Barber also voted to defund Obamacare as a Democrat, which may explain why he hosted a fundraiser for both Foster and Juarez last week.
In response, these two rubber-stamps for HT Sanchez got their boy David Safier from the Tucson Weakly to write a supposed expose of TUSD Kids First, an independent expenditure committee that has endorsed three candidates who are not Kristel and Cam. Some of their criticisms have been that some of the donors live just outside TUSD, despite the fact that many of them own property within TUSD and pay ever-increasing property taxes to the district. There was nothing from the Weakly about the pay-to-play donations.
Kristel Foster is now going directly after Jim Click for his contributions to TUSD elections, including TKF, suggesting that perhaps the entire Catholic Diocese is also evil for gladly accepting $1 million in donations from Mr. Click each year which help pay for the churches in which HT Sanchez confesses his sins and prays.
It seems that only Foster and Juarez can accept huge donations from rich Republican donors that live outside the district or from the Vice Presidents of organizations being used to outsource teachers or that run charter schools.
Hillary Clinton has an amazing memory for Donald Trump's past, as far back as 1968.
Now if only she could remember anything about her own emails....or where the Rose Law Firm billing records were lost...or the FBI files she took when her husband was dating staffers.
Maybe Lester Holt could give her some help. He still owes Jesse Jackson for the job.
TUSD is experiencing teacher shortages because it is no longer a desirable place to be employed. I grew up in 30+ student classrooms my entire education. But back then they demanded respect and they disciplined. Maybe we ought to be taking a look at what happened to that. It seems it was eliminated by the very people running the schools.
Now why would they do that?
Babeu gives me the willies.
Jeez Louise! What a trollish comment I made last night. I had a bit too much to drink, and I don't believe that oxycontin I downed helped either. I wish I could take it all back.


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SC man charged with hugging child to death
JEFFREY COLLINS, Associated Press
A news release from Orangeburg County Sheriff Leroy Ravenell says Robert Kemp was taken into custody Tuesday and released on $10,000 bond Wednesday. Kemp is described as a family friend.
After the hug on June 27, 2013, someone in the home noticed the child was unconscious in his crib and unsuccessfully tried to resuscitate him.
The sheriff's release didn't say why it took a year to bring charges or give additional information on why Kemp was charged.
A spokeswoman for the sheriff did not respond to an email or phone message.
If convicted, Kemp faces up to five years in prison.
Bengals DL Montgomery's SC speeding ticket dropped
LAURENS, S.C. (AP) — A South Carolina speeding ticket against Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman Sam Montgomery has been thrown out after the trooper who wrote the ticket didn't show up in court.
Montgomery was arrested and spent a night in jail after Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. R.S. Salter clocked him going 89 mph in a 55 mph zone. But the trooper's dashboard camera also captured the officer threatening to use a Taser because the 6-foot-3, 262-pound lineman was struggling to understand his commands.
Salter was suspended by the state Department of Public Safety and his conduct is being investigated.
The Index-Journal of Greenwood (http://bit.ly/WifBxF ) first reported the ticket dismissal and also reported Salter wasn't allowed to testify in court because he is suspended.
2 Tennessee women float from GA to SC island
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) — Two Tennessee women are safe after a storm blew their paddleboards from a Georgia island to a South Carolina island.
They abandoned their paddleboard when they were is sight of Hilton Head Island and it took 45 minutes to make it ashore, nearly 8 miles from where they started.
The Island Packet of Hilton Head reported (http://bit.ly/UdDrcl ) the half-sisters from Athens, Tennessee, were sunburned, scraped and exhausted by their eight-hour ordeal.
Summer Underwood said Wednesday that people on the beach helped them out of the water and told them where they were.
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Now, This Is a Lulav
Here's an image of the Lubavitcher Rebbe benching his lulav and etrog.
Nancy commented, when she saw this image, how his eyes always look directly at you in all his pictures.
The etrog is upside down, which I thought meant the Rebbe is about to make the blessing, but reader JK was quick to correct me (from his iPhone) that the Rebbe never turned the etrog upside down and didn't bench in shul. He also added: "Get things right before writing to thousands."
I was impressed by the lavish assortment of hadassim and aravot in his lulav bunch. Why haven't I thought about it before? All these years I've been carefully counting them out, three of this, two of that – when I could have this big, fluffy hedge of a lulav.
This morning I plan to take my spare branches and add them to the ones that have so far survived the daily benching, see what that looks like.
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For the Makers Inc.
Here is a brilliant idea for the Pinterest age.
I don't know about you, but I am routinely inundated with ideas for tempting do-it-yourself projects. Let's just take a quick peek at my Pinterest page. Yep, there's a project to turn a small toddler T-shirt into a dress, to turn an old dresser into a "signature" piece of furniture, to turn old furniture into garden ornaments, or turn chipped teacups into bird feeders. And that's not to mention the endless macrame, quilting, painting, antiquing, jewelry-making and paper-making efforts that look so simple and fun. »Read Full Blog Post
2013 Holiday TV Schedule
We know you know Dasher and Dancer and Donner and Blitzen, but what about Gaga and Nestor and — Hasselhoff?
Just like those reindeer who work with Rudolph, they are just some of the personalities you can see in holiday-themed programming on your TV this time of year. »Read Full Article
WhiskeyBelles perform 'Mama Never Liked Christmas' from holiday album
Between "Let It Snow," "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" and about a gazillion other tunes, there's no shortage of happy holiday songs to put a little spring in your Christmas step.
But what about music for the people who feel Christmas is just one big pain in the posterior? Local traditional country trio the WhiskeyBelles have just the song for them in a new original holiday song, "Mama Never Liked Christmas," from the group's new holiday album, "Nothin' Says Christmas Like Whiskey." »Read Full Article
Quilted Bear in Germantown to undergo huge renovation, reopen as Florian Park
Work is under way at the former Quilted Bear in Germantown, a popular wedding venue and restaurant for decades, as it becomes Florian Park.
The property at N111-W18611 Mequon Road, which closed a year ago, recently was sold to Project Design Management for $600,000. PDM also owns the neighboring Country Inn & Suites, and a frontage road will be built between the two venues to make travel easier between the two for guests of weddings, class reunions, corporate meetings and other events, said Ryan Rahl, director of operations. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Free pizza all day at newly opened Blaze Pizza in Brookfield
Looking for an easy lunch or dinner? Blaze Pizza in Brookfield is offering free pizza all day Monday.
in celebration of its recent opening, Blaze Pizza in the Brownstones Shopping Center at 17530 W. Bluemound Road in Brookfield (between Metro Market and TJ Maxx) will be giving away free pizzas from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors can try the custom-built 11-inch thin-crust pizzas (normally $7) for free. No purchase or coupons necessary. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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Packers ratings fluctuate - just like the team
Ratings for Sunday's tie game between the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings on Fox affiliate WITI-TV (Channel 6) waxed and waned.
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Badrutt's Palace Hotel is celebration its 120th Anniversary in 2016. As part of its celebrations, the luxury hotel is issuing 12 monthly reports for one whole year on anecdotes from its 12 decades of history.
The Palace closes until the winter season
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Twitter: Government requests for data increased
NEW YORK -- Twitter said government requests for user data grew sharply in the past six months as more countries asked for a greater amount of information about users.
More than half of the requests came from the United States, as has been the case since Twitter began issuing its "transparency report" in 2012. Typically, the requests are part of criminal investigations. To obtain non-public information about users -- such as e-mail addresses -- law enforcement agencies have to get a subpoena or court order. Requests for the contents of communications -- such as direct messages or non-public tweets -- require a search warrant.
The report does not include national security requests because Twitter, along with other Internet companies, has been prohibited from disclosing information on such requests. Twitter, along with other Internet companies, has been pushing for the ability to publish more information about national security orders.
San Francisco-based Twitter Inc. said in a blog post Thursday that it received 2,058 requests from 54 countries in the first six months of the year, including from eight countries that had not previously submitted requests.
Passenger dies, pilot hurt as plane hits parking lot
SAN DIEGO -- A small plane clipped the top of a store before it crashed in the parking lot of a San Diego shopping center, killing a 78-year-old passenger and seriously injuring the 52-year-old pilot, authorities said.
Several witnesses rushed to douse the plane's flames and pull out the two women, the only people aboard. A man who helped was treated for minor cuts and burns, but no one on the ground was hurt in the crash. The single-engine 1988 Mooney M-20L went down Wednesday in a parking lot that serves a Costco and a Target store in the Kearny Mesa neighborhood.
The plane bounced while landing at nearby Montgomery Field, continued westbound and went down, said Ian Gregor, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration.
Stolen WWI gas mask found in pawn shop
CHEYENNE, Wyo. -- A World War I gas mask stolen from the Wyoming Capitol and missing for almost a century is on display in Cheyenne again after a South Dakota pawn shop donated it back to the state.
The German gas mask originally got to Wyoming by way of U.S. Army Sgt. Robert O. Pennewill, who served in the war. The gas mask was part of a large collection of World War I items displayed in the Wyoming Capitol in the years after the war.
Records show some of the items were stolen either while they were being displayed or stored elsewhere in the building in the 1920s, according to Wyoming State Museum officials.
Museum officials said they recently got wind that Presidential Pawn in Rapid City, S.D., was selling the old gas mask on eBay. A tag on the gas mask is labeled "Pennewill Collection" and indicates it was found in the Belleau Wood in northern France.
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Mine is laying down just because it fits better in my entrtainment center that way but I like the vertical look so much more.
Mostly vertical, but if people are playing it with me I put it horizontal so if they knock it, it won't break.
Btw title made me chuckle, but I guess I've got a dirty mind
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Mine is laying down just because it fits better in my entrtainment center that way but I like the vertical look so much more.
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Mine kept getting knocked over, mainly because of the gamecube controllers, so I lay it flat.
Same here, the GC controller cords are a real danger when the unit is vertical.Originally Posted by Taills
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I have mine standing upright next to the TV, in a corner, so no fear of it being knocked over by my little one.
I do notice though how hot it gets!
Games I own:
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Rayman: Raving Rabbids
Super Paper Mario
i have mine standing up right it looks modern for some reason
you should get the wave bird wireless gamecube controllers
I have a couple, but do not seem to work as nicely as those wired ones. Besides you lose the rumble feature. Also have a couple of wireless pelican controllers. Those are horrible on the Wii.Originally Posted by wilcohead
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I keep mine vertical but its on my dresser between my TV & Stereo equipment where it wont get knocked over.
I wonder if something is wrong with your controllers..... My wavebird work fantastic.


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I really feel it in my guts that they might file bankruptcy over the long holiday weekendthen you longs risked it all and lost it allOUCH, so scared. get out now$0.0001 on pinks is not far away i think
oh no, you shortie even here..? You will get burned soon, may be when the announce compliance next week. They have good amount of revolving credit, why the heck BK? On anyway, trying to create panic button in public board may not help you always.
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My name is Shannon, this is my second pregnancy and second on bedrest. With my DS is started PTL at 28weeks, had one week of mag in the hospital and 3 months of bedrest at home and ended up with a c/s, wouldn't dilate past 5cm due to scar tissue.
With this pregnancy they discovered a marginal previa at 17 weeks, had some bleeding at 18 weeks and am now contracting regularly. I am 19 weeks today and on strict bedrest. I have had LEEP and cryo and have a shorted cervix but will find out how short tomorrow at my perinatologist appointment.
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It wasn't pretty, but the Greeley Central boys basketball team was happy to come out with a win.
The Wildcats have struggled early in the year for the last couple seasons, so this year they welcomed a 63-57 nonconference win Tuesday against Green Mountain to start the winter season.
Coach Troy Graefe said it was a really big win for Central.
"We've talked about how the last few years our season has ended on somebody else's court in the playoffs, and a lot of that has to do with the fact that we start so slowly," he said. "We started (1-2) last year and (there were) games that we could've won that we didn't. Then we end up paying for them when the seeds come out in late February.
"We've kinda tried to make an effort to get out to a little bit quicker start this year and hopefully, maybe we can host some of those games when February rolls around," he added.
Green Mountain kept it close in the first half, with the Wildcats (1-0) starting out a little sluggish. Central let a few balls get away, committing 16 total turnovers that gave the Rams (0-1) some opportunities.
"We beat ourselves; they didn't beat us," Central senior Jevon Martinez said. "The first half we had too many turnovers but the second half we started to get into it."
Central pulled it together in the second half, outscoring Green Mountain 16-8 in the third quarter, but had a tough fourth quarter which led the Rams to outscore the Wildcats 29-24.
Graefe said despite the final minutes of the game, the Wildcats did a good job defensively.
"We talked about how we gave up 18 points to 'em in the last three and a half minutes, but other than that, we did a pretty nice job defensively," he said.
Central's offense also clicked with six players getting the ball in the net. Martinez finished the night with 21 points, shooting 11 of 16 free throws for Central and added six rebounds and four steals. Senior Matt Garcia followed with 20 points, including four 3-point baskets.
Garcia said offensively, he thinks the Wildcats moved the ball more than the Rams.
"We're a little bit more unselfish and I think once they drove and kicked out, we got open for the ball so we knocked down shots," Garcia said.
As a team, the Wildcats shot 65 percent of their free throws (17 of 26) and 43 percent of their field goals (20 of 47). Green Mountain was just 19 of 54 from the field and shot 14 of 22 from the free-throw line.
Garcia added that Central has a lot of experience on the court.
"There's nine seniors on the team," he said. "A lot of us have been together for four years now and we really know how to play with each other. I think we have a lot of potential."
Graefe agreed, saying it's fun having a solid group of seniors to lead the team.
"These guys, they've been pointing towards this year," Graefe said. "They're excited to get it going and I think they're gonna have a good season. I think they're gonna play hard."
GMHS — Will Zeiner 5 7-10 18, Austin Fritts 5 2-4 14, Mitch Schafer 5 2-2 10, Tyler Myers 3 0-0 6, Alex Erickson 1 0-0 3, Daniel Brughelli 1 0-0 3, Anthony Martinez 0 2-4 2, Mark Whittaker 0 1-2 1. Totals 19 14-22 57
GCHS — Jevon Martinez 4 11-16 21, Matt Garcia 7 2-4 20, Edwardo Hernandez 4 0-2 8, Daniel Vigil 3 0-0 6, Kortne Ford 2 2-2 6, Anthony Perez 1 2-2 4, Travis Lechman 0 0-0 0, Andreu Cotto 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 17-26 63
3-point field goals — GMHS 5 (Fritts 2, Erickson, Brughelli, Zeiner); GCHS 6 (Garcia 4, Martinez 2).
Total fouls — GMHS 24 (Fritts, Brughelli fouled out); GCHS 23 (Ford fouled out).
"There's nine seniors on the team. A lot of us have been together for four years now and we really know how to play with each other. I think we have a lot of potential
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Troy Franklin Martin, longtime Canyon booster and former publisher of The Canyon News, died Friday. He was 82 years old.
The well-known newsman graduated from Morton High School in 1941 and enlisted in the U.S. Army, serving in the Army Air Corps in North Africa in World War II.
He started his newspaper career as a police reporter at The Borger News-Herald and later worked as sports editor for the Lawton Morning Press. He worked at the Amarillo Globe-News from 1948 to 1952.
In 1952, Martin bought the Olton Enterprise. He acquired The Canyon News in 1960 and was publisher until 1984, when he sold the newspaper and retired.
"We were very visible in the community because dad (Troy Martin) was very visible," said James Martin, a computer software writer in Corinth.
"I actually kind of liked it," Martin's son said. "I loved that he was in the newspaper business. I got to do tons of things. I got to go to football games, meet people. It was great. It was great having him in the newspaper business.
"It was his life. Community and state affairs were paramount to him. He really, really, really worked hard to make Canyon a better place and West Texas State, he loved that university."
Life was sometimes difficult with his father but the elder Martin was consistent his entire life, the son said.
Martin's newspapers frequently won regional and state acclaim. He was a past president of the Panhandle Press Association and a board member of the Texas Press Association. He was named to the Panhandle Press Association Hall of Fame in 1995.
"I got a smile on my face most every morning: I felt journalism was a place where a person could make a difference in his community, in his state and in his nation," Martin said in 1995. "It's a business where you live in anticipation. When you're driving down the road, you think there's a big story over the next hill."
As a publisher, Martin advocated open government at the local, state and federal levels, often putting him at odds with officials and policy-makers.
Martin outlined his philosophy in a 1968 Globe-News story: "I believe in the Constitution, and that about sums up my politics. I really have no party. I just believe in a system where if a man wishes to lie around on the creek bank and do nothing to improve himself, he has the liberty to do that. By the same token, I believe that if a man has the initiative and desire to improve himself, the government shouldn't put insurmountable tax burdens in his way."
His interest in government led him to cross paths with such political figures as Preston Smith, Presidents Ronald Reagan and Lyndon Johnson and Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, whom he met at the dedication of Cannon Air Force Base.
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Most Catholic priests do an exemplary job
I am really tired of hearing about sexual abuse by priests, especially when it happened 30 years ago. I was fortunate enough to attend Catholic grade school, high school and college. During my years at grade school in the '50s, the parish priests were coaches, altar boy instructors, guidance counselors and religious instructors, along with the Sisters of St. Joseph, and never once was there anything improper with any of the priests' or sisters' behavior.
During my days in grade school, we spent much time with the parish priest playing basketball, baseball and running track, and we altar boys took field trips – again, never anything improper. In high school, we spent every day with the Oblates of Mary Immaculate who, at that time, were our coaches and teachers. There was never anything improper. They were always professional. I became good friends with some of the priests, whom my parents invited to our home for dinner and various events. In college, many of my instructors were laymen but there also were some priests who were teachers, and there was never any improper behavior.
I guess my question is: Why do we bring this to light after 20 or 30 years? I am very thankful for the Catholic education I received and I have no bad memories regarding any of the religious.
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Fitness guru Jillian Michaels popped the question by screening a special romantic comedy for partner Heidi Rhoades: their own love story.
On Tuesday's season finale of her E! reality show Just Jillian, the fitness guru invited Rhoades, 35, to watch a movie in a private theater.
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The NFL is certainly a "passing league" at the present time. And maybe that's why front offices around the league are looking to bolster their secondaries, especially after watching the Legion of Boom dominate Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos en route to wining Super Bowl XLVIII in blowout fashion.
And when the free agency market first opened just six hours ago, the top defensive backs on the market were swept up quickly.
First to go was SS T.J. Ward (four years, $23 million), who was signed by the Broncos. The team was looking to add youth and athleticism to its secondary. What they got is a hard-hitting DB who excels in run support, and will provide an instant upgrade to the team's biggest area of weakness. Ward does it all—he can blitz, rarely misses a tackle and can also cover deep pretty well.
The Broncos got excellent value in signing Ward for cheap, and this is the "best" deal of free agency thus far, in my opinion. He must've really wanted to leave Cleveland!
CB Vontae Davis followed by re-signing with the Colts for a 4-year, $39 million deal ($20 million guaranteed). Indy was looking to lock up their best defensive back, who was drawing interest from at least three other teams, if not more. Davis is great at playing receivers physical and is the team's best option when facing tall, physical No. 1 receivers.
And then we experienced a brief period of silence, which lasted roughly an hour. We thought that it was over, and the bigger-name DBs would wait it out and test the market tomorrow. We were wrong.
CB Alterraun Verner inked a 4-year, $26 million contract with the Bucs, which was one of the best possible fits for him. The quick, speedy, 25-year-old CB is just entering his prime, and will excel in head coach Lovie Smith's Tampa-2 defense. He's a bit undersized, so pressing big receivers at the line isn't what he prefers to do, and playing zone for the Bucs is an excellent landing spot for him.
Minutes after, it was announced that FS Jairus Byrd signed a 6-year, $54 million contract with the Saints ($28 million guaranteed!), making him the highest-paid safety in NFL history. Byrd is 27 years old, and was seeking his one "big" payday. There were reports circulating that he wouldn't settle for less than $9 million per year, and he didn't. The Saints, according to reports, had just over $2 million in cap room, which raised many questions from capologists. But they'll likely ask veteran QB Drew Brees to restructure his deal to make it work. And it will be worth it—the idea of Byrd and S Kenny Vaccaro playing alongside each other in Rob Ryan's defense is scary. Byrd is consistent, he can cover better than any safety in the NFL and his range allows him to cover a large area of ground quickly.
But it was the exorbitant amount of money offered to an oft-injured CB who has never endured a 16-game regular season that really turned heads.
The Broncos weren't done, and CB Aqib Talib was awarded a 6-year, $57 million deal. Talib is coming off a great season (4 INTs, 13 PDs), in which the big, physical shutdown CB completely blanketed some of the league's best receivers and tight ends, including Jimmy Graham. Talib was targeted on only 89 of 486 total passing attempts, and allowed only 38 receptions when the ball was thrown his way. But this current contract is a sizable jump for a guy who's been dealing with a hip ailment, and was previously operating on a 1-year, $3 million "prove it" deal.
And Talib's $26 million in guaranteed money is the largest amount awarded to any cornerback in NFL history! I'm not buying it.
With the 2014 salary cap currently at $133 million, we're starting to see exorbitant amounts of money thrown at younger players coming off career years. And $64 million in guaranteed money, offered for the services of Davis, Byrd and Talib, is a surreal thought. But that's what happened today.
And with veteran defensive ends DeMarcus Ware, Jared Allen and Julius Peppers currently testing the market, we could more big paydays in the next few days, even if their "best" years are behind them.
The free agency frenzy is no joke!


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If you've spent a ton of money and time on braces, cleaning your teeth and dental work – you want to make sure you keep those pearly whites, bright as possible. But how do you that without damaging your teeth with harsh chemicals? I've tried the trays, the laser, the constant whitening brushing and harsh mouthwashes. Most hurt my teeth – make them feel super sensitive. Bleaches, baking soda and gels are harsh and kill your enamel. For the past few years, I've been following a local dental expert, Benita Soni, work on a more natural and non invasive solutions. It is a teeth whitening pen on the go. The first time it was released a few years ago, it had chemicals that I could feel on my teeth – minor pain and way better than the other options. This year, Benita is back. She called me with her new teeth whitening pen but only this time more natural, safer to use and even Vegan friendly. I've tried it for a few weeks here and there. Instant results! Best part – I did it in my car. Just make sure you have water. It takes only minutes and is the easiest solution. (read more below) However – make sure you read the instructions as it might take the pen a few twists to get the gel going and keep a wide smile is key. I recommend tilt the head back and relax. Want to try it? I have a few FREE teeth whitening pens to give away. Repost and/or retweet this article for your chance to win. Follow and like Smiles to go on facebook and twitter for extra chances to win this week.
How many types of creams do you have for your face right now? Something for the eyes, the dry patches, the fine lines, the lips and even the occasional pimple.
Perhaps you have a skin condition and have prescription medication.
I have all of this and a new dairy allergy that likes to show just how allergic I am to cow products on my face. Drying, peeling and bleeding patches all over. So you go to the doctor, spend $70 on a new medicated cream and go into hiding for a few days until the new cream works.
During this waiting time you start thinking of what you eat and do up a new diet plan and decide to buy Costco sized containers of various vitamin and minerals. You need to start popping those pills like a mad woman for like a day or two and then you just don't have time. You buy it, you use it a few times, you forget about it, it gets old, it gets tossed. On average, we spend about an average of $800 or more a year on just our face.
One thing that doesn't take days to show results or has a limited shelf life or requires multiple applications in a day is getting oxygen mixed with vitamins and minerals infused right into your skin. In West Vancouver, there is a clinic dedicated to just this and many types of treatments too. Everything from clarity treatment to collagen infusion. Instead of waiting for some cream to trigger your skin to do this for you – you can get it infused right now. No injections, no needles.
I had a few of these facials over the years in various places but was excited to find a clinic dedicated to so many kinds of this type of procedure
It's not just a regular facial. This is the one stop, skin emergency clinic.
Here are some tips if you go for an Oxygen infused facial:
1. Go for facials at your skin's worst – tell the clinic exactly your issues and let them help you find the best treatment.
2. Most facials strip your skin. This is the opposite. It repairs, adds missing minerals and vitamins and has the many benefits of oxygen. You're not going to get that much oxygen by drinking boxes of the O2 infused water!
3. Your eyes need special attention too. Many facials don't do anything for the eyes. I found getting a gentle massage of the eyes and seperate formula infused in and around the eye skin is a great way to get rid of puffiness and fine lines and look more awake the natural way.
4. Drink extra water beforehand too and not just after.
A great time to get a facial is after or during a cleanse too – deep clean your pores and replace lost natural vitamins, minerals and boost oxygen into your skin so you don't look like you've just come off a cleanse or just got over the flu etc.
5. Do not plan to work out after or sweat. A good rule of thumb is to let the o2 and serums stay on your face as long as possible – full day and night if you can for best results. No washing or make up either.
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A new law passed in Paris means supermarkets can not throw out any food that is consumable. Can this work here in Vancouver, BC?
Finally it is summer time and appetites change from hot comfort foods from the cold months to refreshing fruits and vegetables. So instead of reaching for your usual boring salad, add a few other ingredients and spruce things up. Here's a couple of ideas:
1. Caesar salad - start with the classic and typical items. Then add shredded or small pieces of cauliflower, sliced almonds and some olives and feta to the typical romaine leaves, croutons and dressing.
The extra ingredients actually make the salad creamier and crisp if eating later on in the day.
2. Fruity meets spinach. Many people don't even like the taste of spinach especially kids.
So what do you do? Pass on spinach? No you dress it up!
This is when you can add fruits like oranges, strawberries or any kind of summer berry plus cubed avocadoes and even thinly sliced purple onion. The more flavours, the merrier. A handful of nuts and cranberries or your choice of meet is the perfect way to turn just a salad into a full meal deal.
TIP – cut up all the ingredients and set up a make your own salad bar at home. Or get everyone to pitch in a few bucks, pick up all the ingredients and everyone has a healthy lunch for less.
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Drop by Surrey Honda on the Fraser Highway and 152 Street to help support the Ride to Survive. Our GM, Nasir Kamrudin is part of a team cycling from Kelowna to Delta in one day to help raise funds for cancer research. Think about that for a second – 400 km on a bike!
And you can help. Come by and purchsae a $20 ticket and you could also win a brand new Honda Fit or a trip to a hot destination and even a 3 hour flight simulator.
This week at Super Valu on Commercial Drive & 1st Ave – they have Italian Flavours on sale… (see flyer here for details)
They challenged me to make a meal for 2 for $10. The result ended up in a great secret to make any boring pasta sauce awesome.
Here it is:
Vegetarian, vegan or meat options as you please.
– pasta (any kind) – I used half the box
– 1 jar of Classico sauce (any kind)
– onion, garlic (I put in a large onion chopped up and lots of garlic to kick the first signs of a cold)
– salt, pepper, Italian seasoning and curry powder to taste (we used less than half a tblspn for each)
– MY SECRET INGREDIENT: Kraft Caesar salad dressing (as much as you want to make the sauce rose)
Cook the pasta separate for 11 minutes and mix onion, garlic, seasonings for 10 minutes. Add sauce and dressing.
That's it! Simple, super delicious and cost effective.
Add veggies or meat as you wish – cost will be a few dollars more and you might end up with 3 portions. Add salad too.
Time: 20 minutes
Imagine being sound asleep at 4am and you hear explosions. Loud explosions outside your home. Residents in North Surrey and parts of Coquitlam got this rude awakening without any warning.
Is it an earthquake? Something exploded? Is it safe to be inside? Does this mean activate the emergency response plan and get the kids out of the bed? Kids are crying and families were sent into complete panic mode. This wasn't a small explosion or just one. (see video below)
The panic went on for hours because no one knew what had happened. Nothing in the news or warnings on the radio.
Worried residents asked each other, phoned media – what had happened?
It was an unscheduled and poorly advertised demolition of the old Port Mann Bridge and in the very early morning hours for good measure.
After many queries from family and friends who live in the area about future occurrences and who to contact with complaints and serious concerns, I decided to contact the people I knew at the Port Mann project for traffic reporting.
I passed on everyone's concerns and asked why people weren't alerted. Apparently they have to subscribe online for news and were also apparently sent notices in the mail. I contacted 10 households closest to the demolition of the old Port Mann and all said they received nothing.
Below is the full email response from the Port Mann Bridge project but first the video – go ahead crank it up. It wasn't subtle especially if you have a heart condition like many of the residents in the area do or children sound asleep.
Here is the response from the Port Mann Bridge Project. Please pass the info on to anyone you think might need it.
Welcome the newest kid on the block in car sharing – Evo is here. And they are throwing a big launch party on Tuesday March 24 – you're all invited.
Come check out Evo by BCAA car sharing program and see how it could change how you do things and get the most out of living in the best place on earth.
Evo car sharing is perfect for the active west coast lifestyle – mountains, beaches, nightlife – Evo cars can help you get to it all. Cars with storage space inside and on the top of the roof and cars that are easy on the environment too.
Yes – Evo cars are hybrids.
Want to win a free membership and 200 minutes of driving time? Tell us what your Evo adventure would entail – facebook, twitter or message firstname.lastname@example.com.
See you at the launch party!
Getting the words: nutritious, easy to make and cheap in a meal is possible.
Introducing the Kale packed, pesto, brown pasta dish.
Here is what you need:
1. 1 bundle of Kale (or to taste)
2. 1 to 2 big tablespoons of tomato pesto (or to taste)
3. 2 to 3 cups of brown pasta (or any substitute)
4. feta cheese (optional)
5. 2 big tablespoons plain yogurt (or to taste)
The yogurt combined with pesto gives the pasta a tangy sauce. I also put in a dash of Masala spice, hot sauce and pepper to flavour.
I used a ton of Kale and pureed it so it would cook the best. If you plan to cook Kale – make sure you precook before you mix in with pasta as it takes a while to cook hence why pureeing was the best option for me plus kids will love it too. You can add other veggies to the puree too. Prep time: 20 minutes Feeds: Cost: $15
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Soundcheck: Buried Alive > Down with Disease, Dog Log, Funky Bitch (half-speed)
SET 1: Buried Alive > Down with Disease > Theme From the Bottom, Poor Heart, Wolfman's Brother[1] > Chalk Dust Torture, Colonel Forbin's Ascent > Fly Famous Mockingbird[2], Stash, Cavern
SET 2: Halley's Comet > Mike's Song -> Weekapaug Groove, The Mango Song > Wilson > Suspicious Minds > Hold Your Head Up, David Bowie -> Catapult[3] -> David Bowie[4]
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Set 1: Say Something, Jumping, Waking Up Dead[1], Andelmans' Yard, Horizon Line, How Do I Know > Looking for Clues, Don't Chin The Dog, Let's Go[1], Tiny Little World
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30. Melvin Mercedes – Right-handed Pitcher
A year removed from Tommy John surgery that sidelined him for much of 2010, Mercedes showed some the promise that had him ranked so highly entering that season. Though his command remained poor, Mercedes still showed a 92-94 mph fastball with heavy sink and a slider that flashed potential. In his second season post surgery it won't be unreasonable to expect Mercedes to take a big step forward and garner attention as a potential late inning reliever down the line.
29. Dixon Machado – Shortstop
A slick fielder Venezuelan shortstop, Machado has the glove and arm to get to the big leagues. He makes all the plays, from the flashy to the routine and leaves scouts buzzing with his glove work. His offensive game has a lot of questions though, as he is absolutely tiny and lacks the strength to drive the ball over the infielder's heads. Unless he adds strength and more bat speed, Machado may be hard pressed to surpass a utility profile.
28. Harold Castro – Second Baseman
An aggressive ranking for a relatively unknown player with one year in the VSL, Castro's natural hitting ability gives him a chance to vault onto the larger prospect landscape in 2012. He is a smooth hitter with excellent bat to ball skills and good bat speed. His size also gives some scouts cause to think he could have fringe-average power down the line and be an offensive minded second baseman.
27. Cale Iorg – Shortstop
The entire 2011 season was a struggle for Iorg, with the year culminating in surgery to repair significant damage to his throwing shoulder. While he is ahead of schedule in his rehab there is still a chance he won't be ready for Opening Day. Whenever he steps back on the field, his brilliant defensive abilities won't be enough any longer as scouts must see improvement with the bat before truly moving on to other prospects.
26. Adelyn Santa – Third Baseman
The Tigers spent big in Latin America again in 2011, a year after giving more than $1 million to outfielder Danry Vasquez. Santa was handed a $750,000 signing bonus when the July 2 signing period opened last year, almost purely on the back of his potential plus raw power and arm strength. It is doubtful the beefy Santa will stay at third base but he has the power in his game to craft himself into a prospect at first base as well.
25. Steven Moya – Outfielder
When West Michigan needed an outfielder last year the Tigers were very aggressive with Moya, despite a horrific debut in the GCL in 2010. Moya's strikeout problems continued with the Whitecaps but he also showed the tremendous raw power he possesses, blasting 13 home runs in just 86 games despite hitting only .204 and striking out 127 times. There is no doubt Moya is still raw but his power potential is almost off the charts, making him one of the club's most intriguing prospects.
24. Hernan Perez – Second Baseman
In a surprise move the Tigers added Perez to the 40-man roster in November, largely because they believe in his glove and his somewhat surprising bat. Perez has the ability to play shortstop but moved to second base last year in deference to the elite glove of Dixon Machado. Along with his glove he offers more offensive potential than Machado, with a quick bat, simple swing and surprising pop for his size.
23. Aaron Westlake – First Baseman
A big time college slugger, the Tigers popped Westlake in the third round of last year's draft. While he struggled to a modest .264/.328/.377 line with only seven extra-base hits in 27 games, Westlake still offers a patient approach and plenty of raw power. He can drive the ball out to all fields with wood bats and just needs to prove he can make enough contact to let the power play to its max. He is a below-average defender at first base and walks the line of being a bat-only prospect.
22. Austin Wood – Left-handed Pitcher
Wood is probably best known for his epic performance with Texas in the NCAA regional in 2009 when he threw a ridiculous number of innings and pitches to help the Longhorns advance. Though that may be his current legacy, Wood put together an impressive year at Double-A Erie in 2011, positioning himself for a chance to establish a legacy in the big leagues down the line. Wood profiles as a solid lefty reliever that can get both right-handed and left-handed hitters out in the later innings.
21. Duane Below – Left-handed Pitcher
A local product from Britton, Michigan, Below got his first taste of the big leagues in 2011 as he posted a 4.34 ERA in 14 games (two starts) for the Tigers. Below doesn't have dominating stuff but his fastball and curveball are both above-average pitches that should work at the MLB level. Below has a chance to be a versatile arm that could work as anything from a fifth starter to a long reliever or lefty specialist, depending on the needs of the big club. With a projection for a crowded pitching staff in Detroit to start the year, Below appears destined for the Toledo rotation in April.


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SKU #: Gerber-22-01626
This is an OUTSTANDING knife for any military personnel!
After two years of collaboration, Gerber is proud to introduce one of the toughest military survival knives ever made; the LMF II. With expert military instructor Frank Heyl as our guide, and the military as our proving ground, we have created the single most important tool that you can carry. In any survival situation, the LMF II can be used to construct shelter, cut firewood, spear dinner, or slice through an aircraft fuselage; even egress through helicopter Plexiglas. When survival counts the most, the LMF II is the one tool you must have at your side.
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True Story from the field of the Gerber LMF II: "I'm here writing this letter because Gerber's new LMF II worked just like you said it would. My spotter and I set our position over a section of roard where there had been a great deal of IED's (improvised explosive devices) placed. There was no moon and it was dark as it could get. This meant I would be able to see the bad guys with my NVG's (night vision glasses), and they would not be able to see us… which is the way a soldier likes it.
As we began to engage two targets, a larger contingent of bad guys arrived and started looking for us. I decided we should pull back, and I radioed for evacuation. We moved to a bombed-out compound and set up a defensive position to wait for the helicopter. We were then told that the helo had been diverted to a med evac and we would have to wait for our Bradleys, which were about 10 or 15 minutes out… no big deal.
Two of the bad guys moved into the compound. We were waiting for them to come into the open for a clearer shot. As luck would have it, they turned on a generator. Within seconds, the compound was lit up like a Wal-Mart parking lot, and the two men continued their search.
My spotter and I noticed two 220-volt power lines running along the wall to the floodlights. I remembered you telling me that the handle and butt cap of the LMF II knife were insulated and would not conduct electricity.
I have to admit I wasn't exactly thrilled about the thought of having to cut the "hot lines," but in battle you do what you have to do.
I moved over to the wall and wedged the knife behind the power lines and used my body weight to cut through the lines. I did turn my head and close my eyes.
I felt the heat from the lines arcing but that was it. I wasn't electrocuted. Darkness returned and our cover was restored. We were able to re-engage while we waited for our evac. The knife blade had a couple of chunks eaten out of it by the high voltage, but when I got back to the compound I worked most of them out with a honing stone. You can still see where the blade was arced. Thank you and your company for this great knife."
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This knife is hugely popular with our Government Agencies and because of the strict testing requirements of this product; the sheath must pass a 10-G Gravity Test to withstand severe warfare conditions.
Gerber is aware that the straps may be extremely difficult and are working towards a resolution. However, there is a way to "stretch" the straps, making them easier to use.
After about 24 hours, your straps should have stretched to a more appropriate size allowing for easier functionality of the product.
To enhance the extraction of your blade with more ease, add a drop of oil on the inside hilt (tongue) of the sheath. The handle will rub the tongue with less friction and should extract much easier.
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I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great everyday blade
February 7, 2016
The knife comes in a variety of configurations so be mindful of the model you choose. This model, with the IR treatment, comes relatively sharp out of the box, with straps, and the sheath a bit stiff... So be ready to do a bit of work to lessen the stiffness and sharpen to your likeness. As for handling, it's a well balanced blade, capable of chopping minor trees and branches to provide fire, or gutting as needed. I wouldn't count it out to be a knife to rely on during outings of several weeks/months in the field. Able to cut and shave, I was making fire within minutes with the help of this blade. Moving on to taking down several larger branches to make shelter, a fish trap, and only having to sharpen once in between, I gave the blade four stars for the style sheath.
Pros:Strong blade Hammerable Multi-use Adaptable
Brazoria, TX
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
December 8, 2015
Thanks to this knife, I have finally but my old leather handled USAF survival knife to pasture. I can say nothing else good about this knife that hasn't already been said and repeated by multiple reviews. I do wish, however, that it was offered in an OD green in addition to the, rather light greenish-grey foliage color. I did have a small issue with mounting the sheath and drawing the knife. I had the sheath mounted, with the provided gear, inverted on a MOLLE attachment on the shoulder strap of my chest rig (Condor Ronin). When I drew the knife, the snap of the MOLLE strap separated, the sheath came loose and prevented me from drawing the knife. Securing with some 550 cord fixed the problem. Great knife, comes with versatile accessories, good quality and durability.
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5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great Knife
January 26, 2015
inexpensive, but rock solid, heavy & great quality. I couldn't be happier!
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I would recommend this item to a friend.
Good knife
October 29, 2013
Seems like a sturdy, well-built knife. Sheath has several mounting options which I find to be a plus.
Huntingdon, TN
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
great knife
September 16, 2013
I have not had the knife very long and so far its has been a great working knife.
Pros:many carry options, sharp blade, tough and ruged
Cons:none so far
Dan Bolandrina
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4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great knife
August 26, 2013
So far this knife had proven to be tough and versatile. Although I've only used camping, I've been able to split kindling, carve and cut rope without any loss of sharpness.
Pros:Strong blade Good edge retention
Cons:Sheath lock is a little stiff
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Is the color of the handle shown foliage? (Air Force Grey)?
By Aaron Shoemaker on December 7, 2012
on December 7, 2012
Answer:Yes, the handle on this knife is Foliage Green.
Does this knife come with a color-matched sheath? Is the sheath MOLLE compatible?
By Aaron Shoemaker on December 7, 2012
on December 7, 2012
Answer:Yes, this knife comes with a color matched sheath that is MOLLE compatible.
is this knife 12c20 steel I ask because I see that the other LMF 2 knives on this site are 420HC
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Answer:This Gerber Knife is made of 420HC Stainless Steel as well. Thank you for pointing out this mistake on our website, we will get it fixed ASAP.
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This week, the Union announced its latest signing in defender Bakary Soumaré (say that 10 times fast), a former MLS defender of the year runner-up who is expected to round out a very tough, tenacious and speedy back line.
Soumaré, 26, in terms of a prototypical defender, is perfect. He stands 6-4, weighs 240 pounds, and has always been known as a beast in the air. Also, his personality (or desperation) shows he wanted to be in Philadelphia; though the numbers have yet to be released, Soumaré is said to have taken close to a half-million-dollar pay cut, after making well more than $1 million while playing for clubs in France and Germany.