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Old Sat May 01, 2010, 10:07pm
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26 Year Gap -

I read that you moved from Vermont to Florida last year.

My son (21) officiated MS/HS basketball in Florida and moved to Vermont last year, and wants to officiate up there.

He's in the Burlington area.

Do you have any suggestions or contacts up there that can get him started?
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Old Sun May 02, 2010, 06:47am
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iaabo board 105 will have all the info he needs. Classes in November. Test last November.
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Old Sun May 02, 2010, 10:26pm
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Hey Gap...how 'bout them Habs !!!!
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Old Mon May 03, 2010, 12:20pm
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Hey Gap...how 'bout them Habs !!!!
Hoping for a Flyers/Habs conference final. Cammilari was a good signing.
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Hoping for a Flyers/Habs conference final. Cammilari was a good signing.
They signed a squid?
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They signed a squid?
It was an arm's-length transaction.
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They signed a squid?
He was in the Navy?
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Old Mon May 03, 2010, 03:45pm
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Hello. Is this Maytag?
We have some extra agitators you might be interested in having.
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Old Mon May 03, 2010, 03:48pm
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He was in the Navy?
Nah, he was the only option able to ink the deal without outside help.
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Nah, he was the only option able to ink the deal without outside help.
None of you guys are hockey fans or you surely would have suggested he end up as a Detroit Red Wing.
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None of you guys are hockey fans or you surely would have suggested he end up as a Detroit Red Wing.
Hockey? Isn't that like soccre for figure skaters?
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Hockey? Isn't that like soccre for figure skaters?
Lol...growing up in Alaska we played hockey as often as we could. We even had a hockey rink on the playground at my elementary school. Best player in the school was this little kid about a year younger than me - his family had no money so he had to wear his sister's hand-me-down white figure skates. The first day he came out to play, he took a lot of crap from everyone while we were gearing up. He just kept smiling at us the whole time. Took him about 8 seconds to score the first goal, and no one ever bothered him about those skates again.
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They signed a squid?
They are trying a different ritual for hat tricks!
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Lol...growing up in Alaska we played hockey as often as we could.
That's because "hockey" was so easily mistaken for "stepping outside."
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Hockey? Isn't that like soccre for figure skaters?
Hmmm, hockey players here refer to basketball as "what the girls play while the men are playing hockey..."
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