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Sorry, but this first came around in Mar 2000 and never got off the ground.
This is a discussion on AND THIS LEGISLATION from Vermont within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Gun Laws - The way they should be « on: Yesterday at 09:45:28 AM » Quote Vermont State Rep.Fred Maslack has read the Second ...
Gun Laws - The way they should be
« on: Yesterday at 09:45:28 AM »
Vermont State Rep.Fred Maslack has read the Second Amendment to
the U.S. Constitution, as well as Vermont 's own Constitution very carefully,
and his strict interpretation of these documents is popping some eyeballs in
New England and elsewhere.
Maslack recently proposed a bill to register "non-gun-owners" and require
them to pay a $500 fee to the state.Thus Vermont would become the first
state to require a permit for the luxury of going about unarmed and assess
a fee of $500 for the privilege of not owning a gun..
Maslack read the "militia" phrase of the Second Amendment as not only
the right of the individual citizen to bear arms, but as a clear mandate
to do so. He believes that universal gun ownership was advocated by the
Framers of the Constitution as an antidote to a "monopoly of force" by
the government as well as criminals. Vermont's constitution states
explicitly that "the people have a right to bear arms for the defense of
themselves and the State" and those persons who are "conscientiously
scrupulous of bearing arms" shall be required to "pay such equivalent.."
Clearly, says
Maslack,Vermonters have a constitutional obligation to arm
themselves, so that they are capable of responding to "any situation that
may arise."
Under the bill, adults who choose not to own a firearm would be required
to register their name, address, Social Security Number, and driver's
license number with the state. "There is a legitimate government interest
in knowing who is not prepared to defend the state should they be asked
to do so," Maslack says.
Vermont already boasts a high rate of gun ownership along with the least
restrictive laws of any state... it's currently the only state that allows a
citizen to carry a concealed firearm without a permit. This combination of
plenty of guns and few laws regulating them has resulted in a crime rate
that is the third lowest in the nation.
"America is at that awkward stage. It's too late to work within the system,
but too early to shoot the ********."
This makes sense! There is no reason why gun owners should have to pay
taxes to support police protection for people not wanting to own guns. Let
them contribute their fair share and pay their own way.
Sounds reasonable to me! Non-gun owners require more police to protect them and this fee should go to paying for their defense!
Sorry, but this first came around in Mar 2000 and never got off the ground.
Crime rate third lowest in the Nation! I wonder if they were beat by California, New York, New Jersey, or Illinois?
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Yep, problem with the internets is that things just keep circling and circling. Here's a contemporary posting from 2000.
The only common sense gun legislation was written about 226 years ago.
I carry always not because I go places trouble is likely, but because trouble has a habit of not staying in its assigned zone.
I don't agree fining people that don't own guns anymore than I agree with fining people that don't have medical insurance like ObamaCare does. I don't want to force guns on anybody, but I want everybody that can legally have one to have the opportunity free of hassle and burdensome paperwork. I think AZ hasit figured out - no permit required to carry, but you can get a permit if you want to with the permit requiring what most other states want to see inorder to grant reciprocity.
If somebody is being threatened or stalked, they need to be able to buy a gun and take it home with them. They can do that in quite a few states now.
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety), by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. by H. L. Mencken
Yes this is old, but still relevant. Reading the "Founder's Second Amendment" by Stephan P. Holbrook, the case for requiring gun ownership is far greater than the case for restricting it; At least from a constitutional and historical standpoint. I would not fine non-owners. But I would not fine people who do not chose to use seat-belts.
Sig 1911, CZ52, PM for carry. Lots of others to look at
"I believe that the right of the citizen to keep and bear arms must not be infringed if liberty in America is to survive." - Ronald Reagan
I'm too paranoid. Sounds like a back-door way of finding out who owns guns, and where they live. The proposed fee is interesting, though you can't fine someone for not exercising a right. It would be like fining me for not speaking out against the government, or giving a fine to someone who does not pursue happiness.
As well as being old, it also includes wrong information:
Vermont already boasts a high rate of gun ownership along with the least
restrictive laws of any state... it's currently the only state that allows a
citizen to carry a concealed firearm without a permit.
It is not the only state to allow concealed carry without a permit.
Alaska Statute 11.61.220 allows anyone 21 or older, who may legally carry a firearm to also carry it concealed without having to obtain a special permit. The possession of a firearm at courthouses, school yards, bars and domestic violence shelters will continue to be prohibited. Alaskans may obtain a concealed carry permit if they want reciprocity with other states.
Alaska just offers a permit for reciprocity purposes.
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- John Lennon
The three states where no permit is required to carry:
Vermont has had this law for 107 years! Just in case anybody says it will result in blood in the streets, it's nice to be able to note that Vermont has had the least firearm regulation for 107 years and no problem either.
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety), by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. by H. L. Mencken
I realize this is an old thread but my 'vermont' search brought it up. Interesting take on fining non gun owners but it'd never fly as Knapper' examples show...you just can't force somebody to be free.
I live close to the NH border and VT is the only state that NH offers a Non Resident Concealed permit to. Their version of reciprocity.


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[MLS: Week 6] Toronto FC splashed out more than $100 million to sign Michael Bradley and Jermain Defoe, but its success in MLS this season may depend on its depth as it hosts Colorado Saturday without Defoe and perhaps without Bradley. In addition, its two young Canadian stars, defender Doneil Henry and midfielder Jonathan Osorio, are both injured and again unavailable.
MLS: Three games to watch
Defoe will be out for the second week in a
row with a hamstring injury, while Bradley will be a game-day decision after being bothered by nagging injuries.
Bradley started and scored in TFC's 2-0 win at previously unbeaten and
untied Columbus but Defoe, Osorio and Henry were all out with injuries. Captain Steven Caldwell was also suspended for the game but will be available against
Rookie Nick Hagglund got his first start in the middle of the backline alongside Bradley Orr, who
was moved from the right side. In the place of Osorio, who missed his second game, Kyle Bekker was inserted next to Bradley after Jeremy Hall struggled at Real Salt Lake. Dwayne De Rosario started up front with Brazilian DP Gilberto.
MLS: Millionaire club up to 12 players
Coach Ryan Nelsen may have to make more two changes in midfield against the Rapids. Spanish winger Alvaro Rey
(hamstring) is even more questionable than Bradley.
If Bradley and Rey don't go, that would leave only goalie Julio Cesar and outside backs Mark Bloom and Justin Morrow as the only starters in every game so far.
The USA 20:
M Kyle
Beckerman, Real Salt Lake, at Philadelphia
D Tony Beltran, Real Salt Lake, at Philadelphia
M Michael
Bradley, Toronto FC, vs. Colorado
M Brad Davis, Houston, at New England
F Clint Dempsey, at FC
M Landon Donovan, LA Galaxy, vs. Vancouver
M Maurice Edu,
Philadelphia vs. Real Salt Lake
D Brad Evans, Seattle, at FC Dallas
M Luis Gil, Real Salt Lake, at
D Omar Gonzalez, LA Galaxy, vs. Vancouver
GK Bill Hamid, D.C. United, vs. New York
F Eddie Johnson, D.C. United, vs. New York
GK Sean Johnson, Chicago, at Montreal
D Michael Parkhurst, Columbus, at San Jose
GK Nick Rimando, Real Salt Lake, at Philadelphia
D DeAndre
Yedlin, at FC Dallas
D Clarence Goodson, San Jose, vs. Columbus
F Chris Wondolowski, San Jose, vs. Columbus
D Matt Besler, Sporting
M Graham Zusi, Sporting KC
MLS WEEK 6, Schedule:
Saturday, April 12
4 pm ET
Philadelphia vs. Real Salt Lake, Univision Dep. MLS LIVE
Toronto FC vs. Colorado, MLS LIVE
Montreal vs. Chicago, MLS LIVE
5 pm ET
New England vs. Houston, MLS LIVE
7 pm ET
D.C. United vs. New York, MLS LIVE
pm ET
FC Dallas vs. Seattle, MLS LIVE
10:30 pm ET
LA Galaxy vs. Vancouver, MLS LIVE
Portland vs. Chivas USA, MLS LIVE
Sunday, April 13
3 pm ET
San Jose vs. Columbus, UniMas
MLS Standings:
9 Columbus 3-1-0 7/4
9 Toronto FC 3-1-0 5/4
8 Sporting KC 2-1-2 5/4
6 Houston 2-2-0 7/6
6 Philadelphia 1-1-3 6/6
4 D.C. United 1-2-1 4/6
4 New England 1-3-1 2/8
4 Chicago 0-1-4 8/9
4 New York 0-1-4
2 Montreal 0-3-2 5/9
13 FC Dallas 4-0-1
9 Real Salt Lake 2-0-3 8/4
8 Vancouver 2-1-2 8/5
7 Colorado 2-1-1 7/5
7 Seattle 2-2-1 9/8
5 Chivas USA 1-2-2 6/10
4 LA Galaxy 1-1-1 4/2
3 Portland 0-2-3 7/10
1 San Jose 0-2-1 4/6
MLS: Leading Scorers
4+3 Clint Dempsey, Seattle
4 Vicente Sanchez, Colorado
4 Erick Torres, Chivas USA
3+2 Je-Vaughn Watson, FC Dallas
3 Alvaro Saborio, Real Salt Lake
3 Federico Higuain, Columbus
3 Kenny Miller, Vancouver
3 Will Bruin, Houston
3 Jermain Defoe, Toronto FC

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Compressor tank is leaking---is it worth fixing?
i have one of those 33 gal Craftsman compressors, probably about 10 years old. it recently started leaking from the bottom, probably rusted through.
is there anywhere i can get a cheap NEW replacement tank, or am i better off just getting a whole new unit?
You can get a tank sealer from Caswells. This stuff is fantastic. I will swear by it. http://www.caswellplating.com/aids/epoxygas.htm I have used it for other things besides inside tanks, flash rust stoppage on sheet metal on my Mustang. Rust is stopped in it's tracks. End of story! It sealls holes if you put some tape on the outside to prevent run out. Very tough stuff. Dorf Dude...
Mr. Chips, If you are still there and still have all your parts; listen and listen carefully. You are playing with a ticking time bomb. There is no safe fix for an air compressor tank that is 'whistling' out the bottom. It is only a matter of time before it is going to explode and take whatever is nearby with it. Shut it off, let the pressure bleed off, and go see Sears/Craftsman about a new pressure tank. A new tank is only a couple hundred dollars versus being maimed for life.
How can it be a "ticking time bomb" if the air is already leaking out?
is there anybody that can honestly say they have first hand knowledge of a tank BLOWING UP?? I would think a rusted tank would be ultimetly safer than a non rusted tank, since in the case of being over pressurized it would simply blow out the rusted portion and leak air, rather than blowing up in a rain of pressurized steel shards, as we imagine it happening.
when I was younger ran Jeeps off road and we would use old A/C compressors and tanks to make on-board air set ups. i have seen 1 jeep mounted tank get punctured, and it didn't 'explode" but just leaked. Some guys even built heavy duty tube bumpers that they would use for air storage on their rigs.
i really think the "exploding" compressor tank is more of an urban legend, and the leaking tank is the real mode of failure, but thanks for the warning,
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This is a discussion on My own HD Shotgun Stock Testing results... within the Defensive Rifles & Shotgun Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; One of the last guns on my "for life" list was a HD shotgun. Got a Remington 870 7 round. Comes with the mag extension, ...
One of the last guns on my "for life" list was a HD shotgun. Got a Remington 870 7 round. Comes with the mag extension, etc.
I hunted for years with an 870 so it's like an old friend but with an 18.5" barrel. I'm a small guy and I don't like recoil unless you're talking .45 ACP out of a full size 1911
So I began to research. Here's what I read over and over and over:
1. Keep it simple
2. learn proper technique
3. Make sure the stock fits you!
So I tried it with the OEM stock. 25 rounds of #8 low brass bird shot well you can call me a wimp but the next day the shoulder was sore. I think my technique is "ok".
Next I bought a new forearm from another forum member because it was a LOT longer than the corn cob type OEM forearm. This got my left arm in a better position.
Then I read about Knoxx Spec Ops recoil reducing stocks
WOW there was a LOT written about it. I debated and debated but in the end I decided to give it a try. The results?
1. They DO reduce recoil greatly! It easily took out 25 - 35 or even 40% of the felt recoil in my opinion. I was almost afaid to shoot it though because of some of what I'd read about them pinching or slaping the cheek which brings me to...
2. Cheek Slap; yup a little but NOTHING like what I was fearing but it's definitely something you feel on the face. I shot it earlier today but I can still just barely feel it in my cheek right now. It wasn't bad per say and it DOES matter which length you set the stock to.
So when I got home, I switched out the Knoxx stock for a Remington youth stock with an R3 (limbsaver) recoil pad that I'd already bought and had waiting in the wings. put that on and realized...
3. I like the handling characteristics of the regular stock a lot more than the Knoxx. It's funny, on my AR 15 the collapsable stock seems as natural as butter on toast but on the shotgun it felt awkward at low ready and bringing it up into position. Once shouldered it is VERY nice and I do like the adjustable LOP! However, I also love the compact fast handling feel of the youth stock. I switched out the front forearm so it would match the stock and because it's still longer than the OEM but not as long as the one I'd bought.
Then I installed an XS Big Dot tritium sight. It's the kind you just use JB Weld to basically glue it over the front bead. It's pretty simple and for my 40 going on 50 something eyes, the big dot seems like the perfect front bead or sight for an HD shotgun. I do think it's WAY over priced at $60 but I believe it's the ultimate hd shotgun front sight!
After a few days I'll test fire again (got to let the JB weld cure) and see how the youth stock with limbsaver recoil pad does. If it's "ok", then I'll be putting the knoxx stock up for sale. I know the R3 won't take away as much of the bite as the Knoxx but if it helps some, then I'm willing to take a bit more of a pounding for the better handling characteristics.
I did find the cheek weld awkward on the Knoxx but on my AR15 it seems perfect go figure?!?
I've come to the conclusion that the Knoxx stock has some really great features and it does look great on the gun but the fit and cheek slap seems to be very dependent on how the stock/gun fits each particular person.
I'll let you all know how it turns out in a few days.
The sad thing is that my "for life" list is now down to only one last gun!!! A Springfield Armory GI Champion. It's a scary feeling!! Good news is you simply can't find a GI Champion right now to the list will live on for a while :)
God Bless
Oh I'm planning for a LONG life Lord willing, just have a hard time spending money on guns when I've kind of filled all the niches. Got the hunting covered, the ccw handguns, plinkers and even trainers for the children. If I could dream, I'd want a very high end 1911 but with a lot of kids I just wrote my list based on a CCW and other needs and set to getting them. Even got pocket carry covered and EVEN got he .357 Marlin Lever action I always wanted.
No real niche there. to justify that one I decided to have a pistol caliber carbine in each of my two primary handgun calibers!


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shpel - fix your E
lasek - fix the k at the end. kinda throws it off.
and a self crit for me. the last R is kinda terrible.
Peace to Dawzr
thanks for the crits guys...
seror - im not really feeling it, work on your letters some more, maybe a line or a dot or something would look better than the holes in your letters i dont know
lasek - youve been developing pretty good lately, id just fix your L up so it doesnt look like an I
bilnek - simples bro, read through the new to graff thread
ohsnap - looks pretty good, add some 3d and an outline to that and it would look sick
reken - youve got some pretty nice letters. the bottom right bar of the r on the bottom throw on the first flick
grfl - i dont see how that is an f. stick to the books for now, and id think about writing something else
gezr - nice letters, im not a fan of your g though
sarz - good flow, lose the random bump on the top left on your s
and like baron said, give crits if you want to get them
snap, the squiggle in your S, i'd say put a little bit lower than that. i see what you're doing with the face, but i think it'd still work with the squiggle lower. also work on the N a little bit. and the P doesn't really fit with the rest of the letters.
you're a jerk! i know. you're a jerk! i know.
How do ya mean letter structure????.... i am not very good with english :/
Klic-try to color it....try to color them even if u have crappy markers....
Darkiest-try 2 make bigger pics with thinner marker so u can better letterz
H3ttinger try to overspray that down blue lines.... it would look better without them..
klic - the reason i did the holes, was because when i posted before i was told to put holes in them. but whatever.
Peace to Dawzr
snap the H needs work and that swiggle arrow on the s is weak
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Oh Snap! i said it out loud as soon as the picture loaded. the P is off, needs a lil somma somethin. I like the S.
these dudes rule. *all those ups are dope tho. the purple fill is sorta ugh.
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"True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes." ~Edward Frederick Halifax
i see where you were going with the faces and they look pretty good but your letter structure is way off, like i cant read that. spend less time on colors and more time on letters
soath...thanks bro, yeah...i wasnt happy with the purple fill either...idk...for some reason, whenever i use any other color besides black and white my shit looks sketchy...idk...
osnap...i think your p fits, i jsut think you can do somthing way better with it, and dont change y0ur n, that shits dope....idk though man, i would condense it a little more because thats kinda long, like with my throws...i barely have enough to fill the throw, and trust me...you dont want to be lugging around 3 cans for a throw...try just osnap...cuz my throws are 5 letters long and it feels like im there forever doing it compared to my crew throws which take me like 3 miniutes
"You are a fat toy who's moms a whore." -LACAN
ive gotten used to it, a fatcap and some bomber rustos is all it takes
pest-not a huge fan of the color. style is alright.
Ask-yeah i would change my name. I've had to before.
Soath-i like it stick with it.
i just started tossing this shit up and its a bitch because its either i have a quick shitty fill and i only use 1 can or i get a solid fill and it takes more then a can...but then again im a big motherfucker so its hard for me to do small throws
"You are a fat toy who's moms a whore." -LACAN
what cap did you use to do those?


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Lontalius aka Wellington's Eddie Johnston has released his second EP Tunnels via Papaiti Records. Formerly known as Shipwreck, Johnston released his first Lontalius EP Bounces last August and Tunnels is a culmination of his work since then. There's still a 'bedroom musician' vibe to the new EP, it was after all probably recorded in a bedroom, but his recent ventures into the live arena with full band are evident with hints of Bailter Space and My Bloody Valentine/Kevin Shields peaking through the digital haze.
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Throughout the WBGS women take an active part in family farming and provide a massive contribution in terms of labour. In animal farming, women and girls are generally in charge of milking and milk processing, and girls often look after the flocks. In horticulture, women carry out a lot of the hard tillage and harvesting. FAO strives to enhance the technical skills of women and girls in farming practices, giving them a better chance to manage their own cash flow and livelihoods. This is especially important as cash earned by women is more likely to be spent on children, general family food security and better family living conditions.


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LAKE ARTHUR, La. — Professional bass fishermen spend a lot of time in front of cameras, but when Bassmaster Elite Series angler Dennis Tietje recently made what was arguably one of the most impactful appearances of his career, the absence of bright lights and vast exposure did nothing to dim the brilliance of its real-life significance.
If anything, the low-key scenario probably amplified just how important this was to the pro from Roanoke, La.
The story began last year when Ivy Woods, sheriff of Jeff Davis Parrish, asked Tietje if he could visit with Bryn Maynard of nearby Lake Arthur the next time he was home. A couple of years ago, the young angler was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare cancer that primarily affects children.
Maynard was a big fan of the hometown hero, so Tietje rounded up a care package of tackle and made what he described as a deeply meaningful visit.
Worth noting: before his trip, Tietje shared the story with Elite Series pal Kevin VanDam, who immediately cut a bait off his line and autographed it for Maynard.
"We do have the ability to touch a lot of people," Tietje said of the responsibility to balance national exposure with benevolence. "If we can bring a little happiness and awareness, we need to do it whenever we can."
Sadly, 2014 began with one of those calls that stops life in its tracks. The illness had taken Tietje's young friend on Jan. 15. Maynard was 12 years old.
The time for visits was over. The days to gather gifts, gone — way too soon, most would agree.
But Tietje was offered one more opportunity to show how much fishing fans mean to him, one incredible chance to say goodbye to a special kid in a special way.
"His family asked me if I would lead the hearse to the cemetery," Tietje said. "Boy, that'll make you take a breath."
The family thought that a trailered bass boat leading the procession from Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church to St. Anthony Cemetery would be a nice way to honor a young angler who loved the sport for as long as he could.
Tietje understood, but he offered a different perspective, one he thought conveyed the right message.
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Tietje's new goal: "I told Bryn's father, 'Now, we just need to drive him through the winner's circle.'"
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The Kansas State offensive line this year is going to be very talented and also very young. You could count the collegiate snaps of four of the five OL starters this weekend on no hands. The good news is that the line will be anchored by Jeromey Clary, a 6-foot-7, 300 lb All Big 12 Honorable Mention offensive lineman from Mansfield Summit High School in Mansfield, Texas.
Clary will anchor the line in essence and has the experience the younger linemen will look to this year- having started in all 11 games last year at right tackle en route to earning All Big 12 Second Team honors. Other then the impressive performance Clary turned in on the gridiron, if I can steal a line from the movie "Goodwill Hunting" …."my boy is wicked smart." So much so that Clary was named to the Big 12 All Academic squad last year and is intelligent enough that we will be cross trained at numerous spots along the line this year.
With Saturday's first game against Florida International, Clary will have logged his 26th straight start for K-State. He's the only offensive lineman with any starting experience going into this season and he'll be joined on the line by any combination of talented players. The recent season ending injury to center Ryan Schmidt caused more concern with the coaches at K-State with their young offensive line squad. There has been a lot of talent going at it hard in efforts to not only help the team but to make their mark with teammates. More importantly however, this team will need to find an identity and become comfortable with one another- a task forged only on the field with repetitions and battle.
"It's been very heavy" said Clary. "Everyone's been practicing very hard and I'm very proud of how camp has gone. We're ready to put everything together on Saturday."
There's almost a sense of relief within the Wildcat players that the season is so close at hand. Soon they can begin to erase the memories of last season and start hitting someone other than their teammates in practice. For the soon to be first time OL starters, the jitters and the adrenalin will both be in high supply and going through the roof on Saturday against Florida International- something that will need to be tempered. Youth notwithstanding, Clary says he is ready to put the ghosts of last season behind him and start a new legacy at K-State.
"It feels like it's been a long time, said Clary. Last year was a little glitch in the system. We try to forget about those and move on."
Fans, players and everyone involved with the Wildcats football team got used to Coach Snyder et al. putting up 11 win seasons and the bowl trips. Going into this season, the Cats are not seen as serious threats to challenge for the Big 12 North and this begins a season where the team is seen as underdogs and not contenders. A very familiar place indeed for some of the older Cat fans reading this article.
"I think it hurts all of our feelings said Clary but, I would rather be the underdog than the team that everyone expects to win the National Championship. We are going to surprise some people this season. The best thing to do is take it one day at a time, one practice at a time and one rep at a time."
There have been the persistent rumors and frustration about the lack of leadership and work ethic of some players on last seasons' squad. This is something that is talked about less and less with this team. That is largely due to the tone Coach Snyder set in two-a-days and the expectations that have been made in regard to the ownership and dedication to the team.
In talking to more then one coach, team spirit and morale this year is head and shoulders better this summer then in past seasons. Which is not to say it was bad with other teams, but the over spirit of this years' squad and team chemistry is said to be very good.
"This is 2005 not 2004, said Clary. We have a very strong team this year and a bunch of guys that are ready to step up and lead already."
The effectiveness of the offensive line will be one of the biggest keys to the success of Kansas State this season. With the rash of injuries and moves to bolster the depth, it is only natural that the line show growing pains and their inexperience. There is talent, but it is young and untested to date. Jeromey Clary is the sole returning starter and is also a senior this year and fair or unfairly- the ability for this line to come together will rest as his responsibility. Given his ability to excel on both the field and in the classroom- who else would you want in charge of whipping the troops together?


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ok i just turned the fishing fourm temporarly into a "boat modifacation" fourm lol
well i been kicking around the idea of recessing the foot controll of my trolling motor in my floor for a while now, it kills my back to basically ballance on one leg to be able to operate the trolling motor all day. it realy come down to my nerves of cutting my floor, well i finaly built up the nerve. turned out great, took it out two days ago for a run and love it. i'll pos up a few pics a befor an after and a few of the in between. maybe it will inspire someone else during their off season hunting for a weekend project.
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test fit pan, cut carpet, then had to fiberglass the wood that was exposed from were i made the cut, re glue the carpet, bolted the peddle to the pan then stainless steel screwed the pan to the deck, painted all the screws black as well.
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Mango Tulum Hotel
Mango Tulum is a new budget hotel in Tulum town. We are ideally situated to give you easy access to the town, ruins, beach, cenotes and all that Tulum has to offer.
We are a small family run hotel. Orm & Chelley are both Scuba diving instructors and local cavern guides originally from the UK.
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Hotel Ausstattungen & Richtlinien
- 24 Stunden Sicherheitsdienst
- Klimaanlage
- Frühstück nicht inklusive
- Kinderfreundlich
- Zahlung per Kreditkarte möglich
- Kostenloses Parken
- Kostenloses WLAN
- Warmwasser-Duschen
- Kein Rezeptionsschluss
- Nichtraucher
- Steuern enthalten
ReiserücktrittsversicherungDiese Unterkunft hat eine 1 Tage Stornierungsfrist. Ergeht innerhalb dieser Zeit keine Stornierung, wird eine Stornogebühr in Höhe der ersten Nacht des Aufenthalts in Rechnung gestellt.
AnfahrtKarte anzeigenKarte verbergen
Mango Tulum is located on Calle Polar Oriente, between Avenida Coba and Calle Escorpion Norte.
Arriving by Bus (ADO)
We are a 15 minute walk from the bus station, a taxi is quick and fairly cheap. To walk:
As you exit the bus station turn left, walk through town and through the first set of traffic lights. At the second set of traffic lights you will see the supermarket Super San Francisco in front of you to the left and the restaurant Sale e Pepe on your left. Turn left signposted for Coba. 50 meters down on the left hand side you will pass an OXXO shop, take the side road left behind OXXO. We are the large white building on the left about 50 metres down.
Arriving by Collectivo from Playa del Carmen
As you come in to Tulum past the ruins ask the driver to stop at Super San Francisco. You will be at a large crossroads. Take the road to the right (signposted for Coba) and opposite you there will be an OXXO shop. Cross over and take the side road left behind OXXO. We are the large white building on the left about 50 metres down.
Arriving by Car from the North and Cancun Airport
As you come in to Tulum you will pass the entrance to the ruins on the left, go through a police check point, pass a petrol station and then come to the first set of traffic lights. (There will be a supermarket called Super San Francisco on your right). Turn right at these traffic lights (signposted for Coba) and then immediately on your left you will see a shop called OXXO and a side road next to it, take this first left side road. We are about 50m down on the left hand side, the big white building.


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Zhong victorious
By Ray Wheatley — World of Boxing
Former WBC flyweight challenger Xiong Zhao "Mini Mike Tyson" Zhong (13-3-1, 9 KOs) was impressive in stopping Thailand's Herrio Patakom by third round knockout on Sunday at Kunming, China. Zhong extended WBC flyweight champion Faisuke Naito in 2009 losing via twelve round decision in Tokyo and is after another world title shot.
In a supporting bout at 130 pounds Xia Yu Qin (4-4-2) took seven rounds to KO a very tough Matsu Tomoya finishing with a terrific body blow. Qin lost in seven rounds to WBA rated featherweight Roy Muhklis in 2008.
The promoter of the event was Liu Gang of Zovi Boxing Promotions. Gang was 1992 Chinese Flyweight Barcelona Olympic representative). The Zovi Boxing Promotion hosted four WBC Asian International Championship fights and provided another great night of boxing, which is becoming more popular in China. The fights were partially sponsored by the China Sports Lottery. This was the first time the sports lottery was used to support professional boxing in China.


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- Drunken drivers pose a serious threat to other road users.
- The students were deported because they posed a threat to national security.
- The very high rate of inflation poses a serious problem for the government.
- The result of the vote poses a serious challenge to the government's credibility.
- Officials claim that the chemical leakage poses no real danger for surrounding residents.
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We all posed for our photographs next to the Statue of Liberty.
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› [ C usually singular ] an occasion when someone pretends to have qualities that they do not have:
She likes to appear as if she knows all about the latest films and art exhibitions, but it's all a pose (= she's pretending and it's not true).
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Classic Shootout in Cleveland
Entering this weekend, I'm sure everyone wrote off the Cleveland Browns as they hosted the Cincinnati Bengals and their high-powered offense. The Bengals feature some of the league's most potent offensive weapons, but in the end it was the Browns' high-powered … wait a second, we're talking about the Browns, right?
That's right, the Browns countered every punch and then some against Cincinnati on Sunday. The biggest news last week for the Browns was the decision to trade Week 1 starter Charlie Frye to Seattle a day after he had an abysmal performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers. So with Frye gone, backup quarterback Derek Anderson, not Brady Quinn, became the Browns' starter.
This turned out to be a wise decision for Cleveland as Anderson completed 20-of-38 passes for 328 yards, five touchdowns, and an interception. This game featured many great performances from some of the league's premier players, but it was the way Cleveland was able to compete with the Bengals that was impressive.
One of the biggest surprises on this day was the reemergence of running back Jamal Lewis. The former Baltimore Ravens star was outstanding, rushing for 216 yards and a touchdown on 28 carries. Lewis, who rushed for over 2,000 yards during the 2003 season, signed a one-year deal during the offseason with Cleveland to show that he can still be an every-down rusher. He took one giant step to proving his critics wrong on Sunday.
On the opposing side, quarterback Carson Palmer had a career day, completing 33-of-50 passes for 401 yards, six touchdowns and two interceptions. Wide receivers Chad Johnson (11 receptions for 201 yards and two touchdowns) and T.J. Houshmanzadeh (8 receptions for 69 yards and two touchdowns) benefited from Palmer's video game type of performance.
The Browns receivers also stepped up on this day. Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow finally flashed some of their talents against the Bengals. Edwards hauled in 8 receptions for 147 yards and two touchdowns, while Winslow caught six passes for 100 yards and a touchdown. Edwards and Winslow have been plagued by injuries in their young careers, but Sunday was a day for everyone to breakout. This was truly an instant classic between two intrastate rivals; one any Ohio football fan will cherish for years to come.
Are the Packers for Real After Latest Wynn?
The Packers continue to show that a nice mix of youth and skilled veterans is a formula for success. Green Bay defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 1, 16-13 -- mainly due to the Eagles' woeful excuse of a special teams unit. But they entered Week 2 with some questions about their offense as they traveled to New York to take on the Giants.
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The biggest concern was the Packers' running game. Rookie Brandon Jackson didn't show much against the Eagles (15 carries for 40 yards), so how would Green Bay try to establish a consistent running game? They went with their rookie running back. No, not Jackson, but seventh-round rookie DeShawn Wynn.
Wynn entered the game against the Giants with only one carry that came late in the game against Philadelphia. He showed great strength and speed during an impressive performance, rushing for 50 yards on 11 carries and two touchdowns. The former Florida Gator helped lead the Packers to a dominating 35-13 performance.
For the Packers to be a consistent offense, they need a running back that keeps the defense honest. At the moment, Jackson isn't getting the job done, so why not make Wynn the featured back? He's a powerful runner with great size (5-foot-10, 235-pounds) who is able to pound the ball up the middle. And he's deceptively quick and is able to get around the end to pick up positive yards.
Possibly the biggest reason for the Packers' success is the play of the defense, a unit that has allowed just 13 points the last two weeks. They possess one of the league's top cornerback tandems (Al Harris and Charles Woodson), and an emerging trio of linebackers (Nick Barnett, A.J. Hawk, and Brady Poppinga).
In the Packers' victory against the Giants, Brett Favre became the winningest quarterback in the history of the National Football League, surpassing former Broncos quarterback John Elway.
Favre is back. He's on the field having fun and showing a lot of youthful emotion. Favre still takes a lot of chances and will still throw his share of interceptions, but if the Packers continue to play good defense and show consistency on offense, Favre's experience will shine while Green Bay strives to get back to the playoffs.
Cowboys' Barber Cutting Up Some Turf
Will someone tell me why the Dallas Cowboys continue to platoon Marion Barber and Julius Jones? I'm baffled by how the Cowboys can continue to give the majority of the carries to Jones. Barber is by far the better and more complete back between the two. When Barber's in the game, you see more energy out of the offense. Tony Romo becomes more effective. The offensive line blocks better and the receivers have a better opportunity to get open because of Barber's ability to block defenders.
Jones was the Cowboys' first pick in the 2004 draft -- a second-round selection (43rd overall) -- since the Cowboys traded their first-round pick to Buffalo in exchange for additional picks. Barber was the team's fourth-round selection (109th overall) in 2005.
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Jones has had some nice seasons, as he's currently in his fourth season with the Cowboys, but he hasn't distinguished himself as a featured back in the league. Barber, on the other hand, has displayed all the characteristics to become a featured back in the league. Last season, while splitting time with Jones, Barber amassed 14 touchdowns while only receiving 165 carries.
Watching the Cowboys on Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, it was evident that Barber is the team's spark plug. Again platooning with Jones, Barber carried the ball 14 times for 89 yards (6.9 YPC) and two touchdowns. Through the first two weeks, Barber has carries the ball 25 times for 154 yards and three touchdowns. Imagine if he carried the ball 25 times a game? He'd be mentioned among the elite running backs in the league.
I think it's about time to pull the plug on the platoon situation in Dallas and make Barber the starting running back and Jones his backup.
To Whom It May Concern:
- Is it me or does Vince Young never take a hard hit? For a man of his stature (6-foot-5, 233-pounds), he always seems to elude tacklers. The Titans quarterback is a long-strider and is very smooth making cuts and dodging traffic. In Sunday's game against Indianapolis, it was amazing to see the way he moved through the Colts defense. It looked like the Colts didn't want to hit him, as it appeared they were in awe of his presence and witnessing greatness on the field. The Colts still defeated the Titans, 22 - 20.
- If the Rams want to have Marc Bulger behind center for the entire season, someone has to tell the offensive line that they have to block. The last two weeks, it appeared as if Bulger had spent more time on the ground than he had completed passes. A quarterback as accurate as Bulger needs time to make his throws, so give him at least three or four seconds to make a read. By the time the Rams QB was back in his drop, there seemed to always be an opposing player right in his face. I thought this was going to be a special season for the Rams, but when Orlando Pace suffered his season-ending injury, it may have ended the Rams season early. The Niners defeated the Rams, 17-16.
- If you watched the Jets/Ravens game on Sunday you had to be impressed by
the play of second-year quarterback Kellen Clemens. Clemens made his first
professional start against one of the league's toughest defenses and he
showed a lot of poise and toughness in an attempted comeback. One player who
didn't help out Clemens was veteran wide receiver Justin McCareins. The Jets
were down by seven late in the fourth quarter and McCareins dropped two key
passes -- both of which would have been for touchdowns in a close game at
the end. The Ravens hung on to win, 20 - 13.
- When is a timeout a timeout? The Raiders and Broncos entered overtime tied
at 20-20. The Raiders were driving and got down to the Broncos' 38-yard
line. It was 4th-and-4 and the Raiders sent in Sebastian Janikowski to
attempt a 52-yard field goal. The snap was good, the hold was great and the
kick by Janikowski was perfect. Game over. But wait, after the kick was
through the uprights and the Raiders were celebrating, the referees were
signaling that the Broncos had called for a timeout. Huh? The kick was
already up and good and now the refs are saying that the home team called
for a timeout? I guess it pays to be the home team -- Broncos defeat the
Raiders on Jason Elam's second consecutive game-winning field goal, 23-20.
- What's going on with LaDainian Tomlinson? Through two weeks he's only recorded 68 yards on 35 carries (1.9 YPC) and a touchdown. His longest run thus far was an 11-yard scamper. Usually by this time, Tomlinson has broken off a run that's destined for the yearly highlight reel. Not only is he struggling, but the entire Chargers offense is off to a slow start. The only player that seems to be in midseason form is tight end Antonio Gates. But if the Chargers expect to contend for the AFC Championship, they need to get Tomlinson going quickly.
A member of the Pro Football Writers of America and the Football Writers Association of America, Chris Steuber has provided his analysis of the NFL and NFL Draft prospects on the web and on the radio since 1999.


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Kakutani: Mr. Frey's contention that having 5 percent or so of his book in dispute was "comfortably within the realm of what's appropriate for a memoir" and the troubling insistence of his publishers and his cheerleader Oprah Winfrey that it really didn't matter if he'd taken liberties with the facts of his story underscore the waning importance people these days attach to objectivity and veracity. | story
Haberman: The many ceremonies held in the city yesterday to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. inspired me to jettison a deep reluctance to get personal in print.
Maybe it's time to write a long-suppressed memoir of how I was at Dr. King's side when he delivered his unforgettable "I Have a Dream" speech in Washington in August 1963. | story


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A cushy round mat creates an enchanting play space with nature-inspired graphics and textures for baby to crinkle and squeak. Multi-sensory woodland friends hang from the arch overhead, and a smartphone pocket allows parents to record special milestones or let family members observe the playtime activities. A supportive Tummy Time pillow ensures comfy ... Learn More


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Bass Management for Better Fishing, Pond Management
February 27, 2012 No Comments
Most pond and lake owners want ways to improve their bass fishing. For those looking to grow bigger and better bass, your ship may have come in. Private bass pond managers will get a behind-the scenes look at how Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) inland fisheries biologists monitor fish populations and care for trophy bass at a statewide symposium set for March 23—24, 2012, at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center (TFFC) in Athens.
"There are more than a million private impoundments in the state, many of which could be used for increased recreation through bass fishing with better management," said Dr. Billy Higginbotham, Texas AgriLife Extension wildlife and fisheries specialist. "As many landowners have learned, you just don't stock a pond or lake with largemouth bass and automatically get trophy-size fish."
Growing big fish takes top management techniques, which can be learned at "Bass Tech: The Technology to Manage for Success." Participants may register online at http://agriliferegister.tamu.edu (enter the keyword "bass") or by calling (979) 845-2604. There is a fee for attendance.
In addition to session presentations, attendees will learn about conducing fish surveys. Attendees will be able to observe a TPWD fisheries management crew electrofish on Lake Athens and demonstrate how to obtain and record data necessary for managing a bass population.
Also included will be a behind-the-scenes tour of the Toyota ShareLunker holding facility at TFFC. The "Lunker Bunker" is where bass weighing 13 pounds or more are cared for and spawned as part of a selective breeding program. This tour will take place from 3—5 p.m. March 23.
Session presentations March 24 will include Basic Pond Ecology, Water Quality, Pond Fertilization, Do-It-Yourself Fish Population Assessment and Corrective Stockings, Better Bass Fishing Through Genetics, Trophy Bass Management, Identifying and Controlling Nuisance Wildlife, Aquatic Weed Identification and Control, and Aging Largemouth Bass Using Otoliths.
Instructors will talk about fish and lake management and include wildlife and fisheries experts with AgriLife Extension, TPWD and American Sport Fish Hatchery, a southeastern U.S. stocking and pond maintenance service. A similar symposium was held in 2008. "The main difference this year is that we've trimmed some topics based on participant evaluations," Higginbotham said. "The one-day program means participants won't have to go to the expense and trouble of spending the night if they don't want to."
Registration for the pond management class will be from 7-8 a.m. on March 24. The symposium will conclude at 5 p.m. A catered lunch and break refreshments are included in the registration fee. In addition, each registrant will receive a CD of the proceedings, speaker notes and a copy of Higginbotham's "Wildlife and Fish Management Calendar." The TFFC is four miles east of Athens and 75 miles southeast of Dallas.
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Zendaya has the power of the Mouse behind her while she competes on "Dancing with the Stars"!
AccessHollywood.com's Laura Saltman caught up with many of Zendaya's co-stars at the first ever Radio Disney Music Awards, where they cheered on the "DWTS" breakout star.
"She's been dancing since she was little, so I knew that she had it in the bag," Bella Thorne, who co-stars with Zendaya on "Shake It Up," said.
PHOTOS: Zendaya: From Disney To Dancing With The Stars!
Does Bella think Zendaya will dance her way to the mirrorball trophy?
"Of course! She's got this!" she added.
WATCH: Zendaya Talks Channeling Her Inner Beyonce On Dancing With The Stars
Caroline Sunshine, who also stars on "Shake It Up," has high hopes for her co-star.
"She's doing amazing every week, so I really hope we have the mirrorball trophy on the set of 'Shake It Up' soon," she told Laura.
And "DWTS" alum and fellow "Shake It Up" star Roshon Fegan warned that she better take home the crown!
"If she doesn't, oh, I don't know what I'm gonna do! But it's not gonna be very happy!" Roshon, who came in sixth place during Season 14, joked on the red carpet. "She's so amazing."
WATCH: Zendaya's Post-Dancing Plans
Adding, "It's about time a Disney star takes home the mirrorball."
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Mark Verge, CEO of Santa Anita racecourse, said he was glad to hear Baffert's condition is stable and his outlook good.
The legendary Baffert, who bases his stables in the Los Angeles suburb and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2009, will remain in hospital for a further ten days before being allowed to fly home.
"We're all very concerned about Bob's health and we're glad to hear that his condition is stable and his outlook is good," said Verge.
"On the other hand, and I'm sure Bob would appreciate this, we're also very glad to learn that Bob's got a heart! We understand his signature white mane is intact and we're hoping he can get back to cracking jokes and being the most-recognized guy in our sport as soon as possible.
"We understand his doctors have given him a very favourable prognosis and we wish him good luck with both The Factor and Game On Dude, who will be running in a couple of the biggest races of the year over the weekend.
"We look forward to getting Bob back here at Santa Anita as soon as possible and we wish both him and Jill and their entire family all the best during this difficult time."
According to various media reports, Baffert, 59, suffered a heart attack at approximately 3 a.m. on Monday in Dubai. He was rushed to a local hospital and it was determined he had substantial arterial blockage which required the insertion of stents.
His wife Jill and 7-year-old son Bode accompanied him on the trip, as did Bernard Schiappa, part-owner of Game On Dude, who won the 2011 Santa Anita Handicap.


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Flashback Friday: Monroe no-hitter (1975)
By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers | November 26, 2010 6:54 AM ET
No-no November continues
with a look back at no-hitters tossed by the Appleton Foxes.
This week, it is another game one gem.
Larry Monroe was on the hill in game one of a doubleheader at Goodland
Field on August 22, 1975. The Foxes
were facing the Cedar Rapids Giants
Below is the story - as written by Roger Pitt - as it appeared in the August 23, 1975 edition of The Post-Crescent.
Monroe fires 1-0 no-hitter as Foxes sweep pair from Giants
Larry Monroe fired a brilliant no-hitter Friday to give the Appleton Foxes a 1-0 victory in the opening game of a "Back-to-School Night" doubleheader with Cedar Rapids at Goodland Field.
In the second game, Roy Coulter picked up the victory as his triple and a single by Donn Seidholz accounted for a 4-3 win in 11 innings.
Monroe and fellow right-hander Chris Knapp have been flirting with a no-hit game for the past month going into the fourth, fifth, and sixth innings without yielding a hit.
Friday, Monroe had only two smashes which could have thwarted his pitching gem. In one instance, shortstop Scott Richartz made a grab of a hard hit grounder to his right and on the second first baseman Johnny Narron snared a liner headed down the right field foul line. Narron didn't even have to move to catch the ball as he was in perfect position.
"I did it for my mom and dad," Monroe said, while having ice applied to his elbow. "They've been up several times to see me pitch and I wanted it for them."
Monroe had hurled 5-1/3 innings of no-hit ball against Wausau in his last outing but twisted an ankle in absorbing a defeat. His ankle was tightly wrapped for Friday's game.
He needed only 81 pitches in setting down the Giants and only three in the seventh as Cedar Rapids batters chased the first pitch. Garrett Strong hit a fly ball to center which outfielder Tommy Toman hauled in with relative ease. Toman admitted, later, that he didn't pick the ball up immediately because of the lights and got help from Richartz and Ed Olszta in locating it.
"There were two or three smashes which could have been hits," Monroe said. "The defense was terrific, they saved the no-hitter."
Monroe said he used mostly a fastball mixed with a curve, slider, and change curve. Monroe lost his perfect game bid in the fourth with a two-out walk to Garret Strong. "I had a 2-2 count and thought I broke a pretty good curve in on him but the umpire didn't see it that way. The next pitch was low," he said.
Harris Price was the hitting star of the opener with a two-out single to score Ted Schultz in the fourth. Schultz opened the inning with a ground single to right, moved to second on an error and to third on a ground out. Price lined his hit to center to score the run.
Price also delivered a key pinch hit in the night cap with two out in the seventh and the tying run at third.
Appleton took a 1-0 lead in the second on a triple by Ed Olszta and sacrifice fly by Bob Palmer. Cedar Rapids tied the game off starter Bobby Combs with a single by Terry Lee and double by Strong and went ahead 3-1 in the sixth on a hit by Tom Schoenhaus, sacrifice, walks, and line single to center.
The Foxes got their first homer at Goodland Field since July 2 to open the seventh as Palmer lined a never-in-doubt shot about 370 feet to left. A walk, sacrifice, and Price's single tied the game.
Moore, CF 3 0 0 0
Bhagwat, RF 3 0 0 0
Strong, LF 2 0 0 0
Sasser, 1B 3 0 0 0
Cash, 2B 3 0 0 0
Lee, 3B 3 0 0 0
De Los Santos, SS 1 0 0 0
Benedetti, C 2 0 0 0
Cline, P 1 0 0 0
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Thompson, p 0 0 0 0
Toman, CF 3 0 0 0
Richartz, ss 3 0 0 0
Schultz, LF 3 1 1 0
Nerone, LF 0 0 0 0
Narron, 1B 3 0 1 0
Olszta, RF 3 0 0 0
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Larry Monroe would finish the 1975 season with a 5-11 record. Monroe was the eighth overall pick in the 1974 draft. He had been selected as a high school senior out of Mt. Prospect, Illinois and went 2-1 in a brief stop with the Foxes in 1974.
Monroe made his major league debut with the Chicago White Sox on August 23, 1976. That is one year and two days (including Leap Day for 1976) from the date of his no-hitter against the Giants. In that game for the White Sox, Monroe came on in relief of Goose Gossage and pitched two scoreless innings.
He walked to batters in the first inning he pitched, but got Ron LeFlore to ground into a double play and struck out Ben Oglivie. In the second inning of that major league debut, Monroe retired Rusty Staub and Jason Thompson before striking out Aurelio Rodriguez.
In Monroe's major league career, he made eight appearances (two starts) and was 0-1 with a 4.15ERA.
is always talk about Goodland Field being a park for pitchers, but to go from
July 2 to August 22 without hitting a home run should prove that as a fact.
If you look at the 1975
schedule on this post over at Rattler Radio, you will see that is about a 19
game stretch without a home run at home for the Foxes.
Past Flashbacks:
October 8: In fair territory (1994)
October 15: Fans flock to see Foxes (1987)
October 22: New Park (1995)
29: Logo Decision (1994)
November 5: Ed Sedar, Pitcher (1985)
12: Abarbanel no-hitter (1966)
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Curtis and Conway Named to BIG EAST Honor Roll
March 18, 2014
CINCINNATI - After scoring a pair of victories over Coastal Carolina and Iona last week, a pair of Bearcats have been named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll. Senior captain Kelsey Conway and sophomore midfielder Courtney Curtis have received a spot on the list.
Curtis (Mason, Ohio/William Mason) scored eight goals in the two victories last week. She scored three first-half goals to keep the Bearcats in the game against Coastal before tying the game at 11 with 7:12 left. Against Iona, she registered another four goals, two in the first half and two in the second half, as the Bearcats cruised to the 14-5 victory. She now ranks in the the top 10 in the conference in goals (6 th/2.00), assists (9 th/0.88) and points (T-5th/2.88) per game, while she is also tied for the team lead with 23 points.
"Courtney Curtis has been our team's MVP for the last three games," said head coach Gina Oliver. "She really came into her own and has stepped-up for us. She has always been seen as one of our go-to players and now she is playing like it. She's our player of the week!"
Conway (Laurel, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel) drew the top defensive assignment for the Bearcats in both contests. She held the leading scorer from both the Chanticleers and Gaels to a combined goal and assist. She caused three turnovers in the win over Iona, during which UC held the visitors to five goals.
"I'm happy Kelsey is getting some outside recognition," Oliver said. "She has been the glue that has kept our team together since August. She's an amazing leader and does a lot for the intangibles of our team."
Conway and Curtis become the third and fourth Bearcats to receive weekly recognition from the BIG EAST. Megan Bell (Parkton, Md./Hereford) was named Offensive Player of the Week on Feb. 25 and goalie Meg Gulmi (Syosset, N.Y./Syosset) was named Defensive Player of the Week on March 11.
The Bearcats have one game this week, hosting Detroit on Sunday, March 23. Opening draw is set for Noon at Gettler Stadium.