kickingfrog

FWIW? They are doing interviews this weekend.

http://barrie.ctvnews.ca CTV Barrie Published Monday, April 21, 2014 1:39PM EDT A bear carcass has been found in Barrie near Anne Street and Vespra Street, just feet off the road. Police were called to the scene this morning, and say it looks like the bear wasn’t tagged, and may have been poached illegally. The bear appears to have been in a freezer; there was freezer burn on its nose and paws. Barrie police now have the bear in their possession and expect the Ministry of Natural Resources to look at the bear to help decide whether they need to investigate further. As of now, the person who dumped the bear could only be facing a maximum fine of $5,000 for illegal dumping. A pilot project is allowing a spring black bear hunting season starting May 1 in Northern Ontario. The traditional black bear hunting season opens in August. Read more: http://barrie.ctvnews.ca/bear-carcass-found-in-barrie-1.1785177#ixzz2zY4AiSEu

Hit him in the pills with your stick. No penalty and you write a cheque for $5000.

With a couple of drinks in him my cousin dances like that.

No. Crazy lives.

Most of us had used mono all of our lives as well. Then we tried a superline.

Codi Wilson, CP24.com Published Sunday, April 20, 2014 8:35AM EDT Last Updated Sunday, April 20, 2014 8:36AM EDT Police in Oshawa are asking for the public's assistance identifying a man who was killed after being struck by two vehicles on Highway 401. On Friday at about 5:41 p.m., a man was seen on the right shoulder of the 401 westbound near Ritson Road in Oshawa when he was struck by two westbound vehicles. The man was pronounced dead at the scene and police have been unable to identify him. Anyone with information on the victim is asked to contact Det. Const. D. Robinson at 416-453-9804.The man is described as white, in his late 40s or early 50s with salt and pepper hair. He was wearing blue jeans, a black sweater with a brown fishing-style vest and brown shoes. He has no visible tattoos, police say, and witnesses said he appeared to walk with a limp. Read more: http://www.cp24.com/news/police-ask-for-help-identifying-man-killed-on-401-in-oshawa-1.1783536#ixzz2zQv5mXXW http://www.cp24.com/news/police-ask-for-help-identifying-man-killed-on-401-in-oshawa-1.1783536#ixzz2zQhDZi3b

Unfortunately what is fair rarely plays a role in these decisions.

Oh my Colorado!

But so are the people who claim to not know the difference between the two.

Well it's 10:39 (eastern) and the game is still not finished.

Yep. Starts today. Tough one for participants, sponsors and organizers.

Local article about this year's festival: http://www.thebarrieexaminer.com/2014/04/18/new-challenges-at-this-years-perch-festival

Same here for a superline. Braid on baitcasters and some spinning. Nanofil or fireline on spinning. If/as needed I then use mono or flouro tippets. For me that gives me the versatility I need/want.

Lack of comprehension and foolishness is the daily double.

... And playing against a marginal back-up goalie.

It's no Lake Algonquin but it does remind one of a Jonny Cash song.

I say shad as well.

No argument here either. But Vegas is built on money from people who think stats like that are significant.

I heard that one of those hovercrafts start at about $40,000.

And there it was. The cynic in me says they've already decided what they are going to do and this is just window dressing. On the other hand, since both options are similar (IF the regs are followed) they might actually take the public's input into consideration.

Interesting stat (that means squat). The last 2 times the habs were up 2-0 going home they lost the series and the team that beat them won the cup. Cains in 2006 and Boston in 2011.

What makes it more frustrating for me is that Lucic is a big guy and wants to be thought of as tough. Tough guys don't do that. Little guys with big mouths do that type of thing.

Lucic reminding everybody that Marchand isn't the only one who gutlessly uses his stick behind the play.

Of coarse both teams are skating. They know that there is a 50/50 chance that every good shot on net goes in.