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Thursday, April 27, 2006
How to Piss off a Buckeye
Well, a couple of M Zone readers and M fans finally had enough. And they came up with a very funny and clever way to get back at their Buckeye brethren who surround them on a daily basis.
The guys contacted Eastbay, a large online athletic supply company, and had a couple of custom #58 Clemson jerseys made up with the name "BAUMAN" put on the back. As the guys said in their email to us: "It's a small moral victory but we do enjoy wearing these whenever we happen to be in Columbus for OSU home games. Yes, it's pretty childish but it makes us laugh. Especially when OSU fans recognize the name and jersey, and become very, very upset."
So who is Charlie Bauman and why would this piss off Buckeyes so much? Well, for those that don't already know...
Charlie Bauman was the Clemson football player who had the audacity to intercept Buckeye QB Art Schlichter's 3rd and 5 toss in the waning moments of '78 Gator Bowl. He then ran out of bounds in front of the Ohio State bench. Woody Hayes became enraged that somebody had the nerve to intercept one of his rare pass plays and decided national TV was a great place to slug Mr. Bauman. As a result, Ohio State fired Hayes the next day (and Hayes went to his grave never having apologized for "The Punch").
Needless to say, one can now understand why Tosu folks bristle at the sight of these jerseys.
Ah, the art of the subtle - but highly effective - taunt. I think I can speak for all the M Zone staff by saying, "Well done, gentlemen. Well done."
70 comments:
Boy im good and pissed now. I'm gonna go punch someone.
- April 26, 2006 4:30 AM
that is classic!! i love it.. good one guys.
- April 26, 2006 8:21 AM
Do you really think that makes John Q. Buckeye fan upset? I think it would have the same effect as an autographed "Tractor Traylor" "It's a Jeep Thing...You Wouldn't Understand" T-Shirt....
- April 26, 2006 8:50 AM
Where do I get one?
- April 26, 2006 8:56 AM
Sure we might get upset...then we look at the scoreboard and everything is alright.
- April 26, 2006 9:12 AM
UCLA tried to do a similar thing to USC this year. After we lost the Rose Bowl to Texas, UCLA fans by the hundreds wore Texas Longhorn shirts to the UCLA-USC basketball game. We just laughed because they haven't been able to beat us in football for 7 years and have to resort to wearing Texas garb. Now we call them UTLA. Kinda backfired on them.
- April 26, 2006 9:41 AM
I think it makes a true Buckeye fan upset. The rest of the Buckeye fans are trying to figure out why someone would be wearing an orange jersey in Columbus.
- April 26, 2006 9:51 AM
Most buckeye fans don't even know what team OSU was playing when Woody Hayes punched a player, let alone the player's name.
- April 26, 2006 9:58 AM
I know how to piss off a Michigan fan. 1) Research and find some lame ass incident that happened in 1927 2) Make a shirt referring to that story. Woah, am I smart, or what? Surprised I haven't been asked to work on that cutting edge Manhattan project.
- April 26, 2006 10:27 AM
Enrico Fermi would eat you alive.
- April 26, 2006 10:54 AM
Bauman has been quoted ,regarding the incident, "...maybe, if I had been in his shoes, I would have done the same thing."
By the way, "Scoreboard."
- April 26, 2006 11:43 AM
- Yost said...
Cotton Candy,
Here's the difference: M fans wouldn't care or would laugh. But from the response these guys get in Columbus, obviously Buckeyes do.
So maybe, just maybe it is a tad clever. Granted, it's not as genius as the 86,000 "FUCK MICHIGAN" shirts one sees in the 'Shoe during the M game but it's something.
- April 26, 2006 11:54 AM
Don't let Tosu folks fool you...it gets to them. They want to play the ultra-cocky front and act like they're over it, but they're not. If only they fostered similar subtle creativity, but no such luck. Unoriginal asswipes they'll always be.
Ooooo...ya got me with 'Scoreboard'.
Lame. Go back to highlighting 'Beetle Bailey' for your Lit class you knob.
- April 26, 2006 12:13 PM
My dear ole Grandpappy told me that the best way to piss off a Buckeye is to "fuck 'em in the ass and cum on the back of their neck instead of in their mouth." That really riles 'em up.
- April 26, 2006 12:42 PM
- IC said...
Cotton Candy:
"Research and find some lame ass incident that happened in 1927"
Actually Woody punched Bauman in 1978--only five-plus decades off there--and this "lame ass incident" did manage to humiliate and bring down a man who had been a coaching icon.
But glad it doesn't bother you.
- April 26, 2006 1:01 PM
Living in C-town myself and angry that I never thought of this brilliant idea.
- April 26, 2006 1:02 PM
- IC said...
"Bauman has been quoted, regarding the incident, '...maybe, if I had been in his shoes, I would have done the same thing.'"
Good point. If Bauman had been in the shoes of an unstable, violent, prick he probably would have sucker-punched an opposing player in the neck, too.
- April 26, 2006 2:15 PM
- BaggyPantsDevil said...
I think Charlie Bauman was just being exceptionally gracious.
I could understand--although still not condone--punching an opposing player who administered a late hit on an Ohio state player after he'd run out of bounds, but Bauman was just playing hard so his team could win. What did Woody Hayes expect him to do?
- April 26, 2006 3:42 PM
- Yost said...
Or, maybe Charlie Bauman doesn't want his house trashed. When writing up the post, I read that Bauman now lives in Ohio. So it's gracious...and self preserving!
- April 26, 2006 3:56 PM
Seeing how Bauman was being interviewed in the heart of Buckeye country when he made that remark, I suppose it was both exceptionally gracious and self preserving. Or, maybe one of the reporters was a little hottie in a tight fitting Buckeye sweater, I don't know.
As for describing Woody as a "prick", I take it the author of that one is either a clinical psychologist, using that word in a professional way, or else he just works with a bunch of generous, caring people like Woody and considers them all "pricks" too.
- April 26, 2006 5:04 PM
- Yost said...
Must admit, I disagree with my M Zone cohort and think such a label for Woody is a little harsh.
I for one was actually sad to see him go as "The 10 Year War" between Woody and Bo was the best in college football.
Furthermore, I have heard that, away from his antics on the football field, Woody was a very kind and generous man.
However, please don't be offended when the warmth extended to him here at a Michigan site is lacking. I'm guessing the love for Bo is also in short supply over on the Buckeye boards.
Thanks for your comments.
- April 26, 2006 5:09 PM
I don't see a lot of reference to Bo on the Ohio boards, but those of us old enough to recall the days of that coaching rivalry will probably never forget it. I know for me, that coaching rivalry was just as enjoyable as the game itself.
- April 26, 2006 5:46 PM
coming from a clemson fan, that is hilarious...
- April 26, 2006 6:27 PM
Quite honestly, as a buckeye fan, I have nothing but respect for Bo.
But i'll mirror what some people said. Although semi-clever this will probably go beyond the heads of most Buckeye fans.
- April 27, 2006 4:29 AM
- Yost said...
Hell, I bet most Michigan fans under the age of 30 didn't get it initially, either.
- April 27, 2006 4:33 AM
- Chris of Dangerous Logic said...
I think they should get someone to dress up as Woody and re-enact the Fateful Moment in front of the sign...
- April 27, 2006 11:30 AM
I'm under 30 and understood the jersey gag. I certainly would have had to look up the actual name of the player, but the mention of a Clemson jersey meant to rile up Buckeye fans is pretty obvious. Since my four years spent at tCOW put me in the heart of O-hi-o, I know about being surrounded and trying to find creative ways to fight back.
One correction though, Yost: "Granted, it's not as genius as the 86,000 "FUCK MICHIGAN" shirts one sees in the 'Shoe during the M game but it's something." The Michigan game of course causes a spike in the Fuck UM shirts so that about 95,000 of them show up that Saturday; as opposed to the roughly 86,000 which are present for the Ohio University or Northwestern games.
- April 27, 2006 12:55 PM
- Jeremie said...
Well, thanks Yost for indicating that general treatment of Woody around these parts is a bit 'harsh.'
And thanks BPD, for pointing out the fact that always gets left out around here...Woody was reacting (insanley, yes) to a late hit administered to one of his players. Was he more riled up than usual b/c of the INT? I imagine that's probably the case. But I don't think its fair to just claim that Woody sucker-punched a kid because he picked off an OSU pass. Does this make it OK for Woody to punch a kid (i've heard buckeyes justifiy it before-he was defending his player, etc) NO ITS NOT OK. But lets at least be honest in discussing why Woody hit the kid. So thanks again BPD.
And im such a young Buckeye fan that I dind't even know Clemson was the team that OSU was playing that day. I just knew Woody hit some kid and got fired. So this joke would be far over my head, and I like to think of myself as a somewhat literate and educated graduate student. Anyway, my two cents. Anybody want a copy of the OSU spring game, I can burn dvds of it...oops wrong board, lol. Peace.
- April 27, 2006 2:29 PM
- Yost said...
Are you up in Michigan yet?
- April 27, 2006 2:49 PM
- IC said...
I just reread Baggy's comment from yesterday. I think (and Baggy, please clarify) that you misunderstood what he wrote.
The late hit he describes is hypothetical. You mention that one actually took place. I haven't seen the film in a while, but I don't recall there being a late hit and can't imagine how there could have been one on Bauman who was carrying the ball and eventually ran out of bounds.
Re. "harsh" treatment of Woody here:
I was the guy who called Woody a 'prick' yesterday and I've had several other unflattering things to say about him on this blog and elsewhere, all of which I stand behind. However, I'm going to take my foot off of the Woody-bashing pedal.
Some of my attacks on him are responses to the consistent tOSU fans' admiration (at worst) or rationalization (at best) of what I feel were several examples of ridiculous behavior by Woody. But I understand how much tOSU fans (including some reasonable folks who comment in MZone) love the guy. I won't be changing their minds about him, nor will I try.
Below are Baggy's comments:
I could understand--although still not condone--punching an opposing player who administered a late hit on an Ohio state player after he'd run out of bounds, but Bauman was just playing hard so his team could win. What did Woody Hayes expect him to do?
- April 27, 2006 3:10 PM
I can understand a Michigan fan's utter hatred of Woody. Woody wasn't exactly classy towards the "state up north". However, despite his stanture toward Michigan and player punching, Woody was a good man and was well respected....in Ohio at least.
- April 27, 2006 4:24 PM
- Jeremie said...
No, I am in school for another 5 weeks or so, then active-duty for training at Ft. Lewis WA over the summer. I'll get to Michigan and start working for the church around 1September.
Well, what we have here is an interesting case.
A couple things: first, I think I did misread BPDs comments, thanks for the catch.
Second (and bigger) is you're basically talking to a young buck (I wasn't even alive when this incident happened) who doesn't even know what the hell happened. I was always under the impression for some reason that Woody was acting 'to defend a player.' I also was under the impression that the infamous punch ocurred after the game was over.
I can understand how Woody's emotions might have been elevated about an interception and that put him over the top. That's how I've always understtood the issue (interception happens, woody get riled, game ends, something or some threat happens between clemson defender and OSU player, woody punches clemson player).
I don't condone anything that Woody did regardless the circumstances. The guy was flat out wrong and I also don't condone any Buckeye faithful that think 'defending a player' is worthy of punchign an opponent-its not.
But really I'm just full of conjecture and assumption here, a bunch of hot air.
As I said above, I didn't even know what team OSU was playing against that day. I do have some interaction on the positive side of Woody since I live down here, and I do know what he meant to this community off the field.
I don't agree with the way he villified Michigan-though I would assert that the villification faded with the arrival and rivalry/friendship with Bo Schembechkler(sp?wtf). One of the things that I think we all forget (OSU and UM fans) is that Bo and Woody were great friends and respected the hell out of each other. I bet Woody would punch any Buckeye that called Bo a whore, and vice versa.
So there, thats about 8 cents worth of thoughts.
- April 27, 2006 6:15 PM
- Jeremie said...
And in other knews, I ca'nt spell or tipe worth a shoit.
- April 27, 2006 6:16 PM
How do I send an amusing photo to the guys behind this site?
- April 27, 2006 11:52 PM
- Yost said...
To the email on the main page, upper left corner.
- April 28, 2006 12:19 AM
I sure would like to see a video of that punch, if it is available. Being nearly 30 years ago, my mind's-eye version of things may be just a version that got created in one of my dreams. However, I seem to recall that Charlie stuck the football under Woody's nose in a goading manner and that was when Woody administered his form of "frontier justice".
Like I said, I could be wrong but I would like to see a run or two of the tape so I can refresh my memory regarding this matter.
So if anyone can provide a link, I sure would appreciate it.
Meanwhile, I will just go back to being the ultra-cocky, yet unoriginal, asswipe that some anonymous people think I am.
- April 28, 2006 9:55 AM
- Yost said...
I searched for that video but it doesn't seem to be out there.
C'mon, people, that's what YouTube is made for!
- April 28, 2006 12:58 PM
Sorry, but you can thank the remaining 99.9% who have ruined it for YOU. I endured 30+ years of the b/s, bragging, and badgering whilst residing in that state. Thankfully I came to my senses and escaped. Although I truly miss 20 years of Ann Arbor season tickets, it's well worth living 2,000 miles away from anything Ohio.
- April 28, 2006 5:59 PM
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- April 28, 2006 7:57 PM
- EasleyTiger said...
There is a clip of this incident at http://www.tigermemories.com/download.php?view.17
- April 28, 2006 7:59 PM
point out that not a single Wolverine was drafted on day 1!
(the program is heading 'somewhere'...and fast)
- April 30, 2006 10:05 AM
the actions of Woody where absolutely uncalled for & the 'Buckeye powers that be' took care of the situation accordingly - BUT - if Lllloyd or any of the other UM nation had a quarter of the heart Hayes had for his program they'd not be in such disarray.
Woody was a bare knuckles kind of guy. Being that way on the 'outside' wouldn't fly today - but feeling that way on the 'inside' is the difference you've been seeing in November.
- April 30, 2006 10:13 AM
Fairly definitive on the clip from above - kid makes a pick, gets tackled on the Tosu sidelines, gets up, gets drilled by the old man for no apparent reason other than he made a play. Fairly typical example of routine behavior in Columbus. WORST. FANS. EVER!
- April 30, 2006 10:45 PM
Funny things people go through when they can't beat someone. Do you guys do the same thing to ND fan? You know, since you can't beat them either
- May 05, 2006 2:00 AM
That doesn't bother this Buckeye fan near as much as imagining what could have been if tsun had no Schembechler and neither of your (also Ohioan) Heisman winners. Hopefully you won't have anymore of our aforementioned homebreds.
- May 12, 2006 8:35 PM
Judging by the last two posts I'd say the jersey still serves it's purpose.
- May 16, 2006 8:49 AM
- seewhyyouloveme said...
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- May 23, 2006 8:47 PM
- seewhyyouloveme said...
Charlie Bauman is my dad and it's HILARIOUS!
- May 23, 2006 8:48 PM
haha im a huge ohio state fan.. my dad was qb for them back in the 80's.. he was 2nd string but any wyas... i have fuck michigan shirts and a buckeye pissin on the M and fillin it with yellow... but this whole jersey thing is a funny way of juss makin the rivalry kinda funny.. i mean its not mean or really bad.. its clever
i root for michigan unless i need for them to loose or they're playin the bucks
Big TEN football is way better than the fucking SEC.. fuck the sec
- June 08, 2006 2:16 PM
...something else interesting. Besides Woody Hayes last game being a loss against Clemson, Barry Switzers last game was a loss against Clemson (1989 Citrus bowl), and Lou Holtz's last game was a 29-7 loss against Clesmon.
- August 24, 2006 4:17 AM
haha u guys are all jealous that woody kicked michigans ass so much
- August 27, 2006 9:48 PM
- Yost said...
Don't know what his total record vs. M was, but in the 10 years he coached against Bo, Woody had a losing record -- 4-5-1.
- August 27, 2006 10:13 PM
As a Clemson fan, I had a good time in Columbus about 10 years ago. I was up there for a PSU/OSU football game when OSU was ranked #1. We stopped into some bar and I started razzing these old guys. Saying I'd heard that Woody Harrelson used to coach them? They didn't like that none too much. Especially, after they found out I was a Clemson fan and had just been stringing them along to get to the final punch line (pun intended).
- September 22, 2006 2:33 PM
Anyone have the Earl Bruce blubbering press conference from Colorado State?
- September 24, 2006 8:00 AM
As a Buckeye fan, I think the jersey idea is classic. I definitely got a chuckle from the originality that went into the idea.
- October 13, 2006 2:06 PM
what could be more insulting to an osu fan than calling him a 'buckeye' !!!
- October 17, 2006 10:18 PM
How to Piss of a Wolverine:
I was tired of constantly being harassed by Michigan people so I contacted the Smead paper company and had them reprint a copy of the menu from the Excalibur Restaurant in Southfield, Michigan. I enjoy reading this menu in front of Michigan fans and when then finally recognize the name of the place they become very, very upset. So what is the Excalibur Restaurant and why would this piss off Wolverines so much? Well for those of you who don't know (and judging from the general itelligence here you don't)....
The Excalibur Restaurant is where Gary Moeller had his meltdown, assault of a cop, drunken escapade, audition for Dancing with the Stars, or whatever you want to call it. See the thing you idiots don't understand about coaches is that they can be fools in public sometimes can't they? Clean up your own backyard before you start judging your next door neighbor's. Suck it Blue! See ya 11-18-06!
- October 19, 2006 11:10 PM
Wrong most of us appreciate good humor even if it is directed our way. It is not the target of the joke it is the cleverness of it...suck that...weak.....obtw moller deserved to be fired (imo-he wasnt that good of coach) That said I am glad he got his life straighted out.
- October 25, 2006 7:13 PM
Directions to Columbus....
South till you smell it, east till you step in it.
Does anyone know where I can find the image of the guy pissing on a the Buckeyes.. I know I have seen it somewhere but I cant find it online..
- October 28, 2006 4:58 PM
Judging by anon 10/19/06 I'd say the jersey still serves its purpose.
- October 29, 2006 10:46 PM
I'm an OSU fan and I think the shirt is funny and inarguably clever. In fact, many of the OSU fans leaving comments here have seemed to appreciate it. I think that speaks highly of us as a group, although maybe that's because any OSU fan to be found reading a post here is going to likely be more tolerant to begin with. Anyway, Woody is absolutely revered here, as I'm sure you know, but punching a player is absolutely inexcusable no matter what, and OSU did the right thing in firing him immediately, and that one fraction of a minute taints his entire legacy. (For a parallel in another football sport, see Zidane. Disgraceful.)
But now.... in Tressel we trust! (This is a slogan you see around Columbus, and which I believe in -- and which is quite a compliment to Tressel, when you consider Who is normally the object of that sentence.)
- November 16, 2006 4:12 PM
FUCK MEATCHICKIN SCREW BLUE GO BUCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS...sincerly God
- November 16, 2006 5:03 PM
dear tOSU fans,
does it make you mad that ur mascot is a fuckin nut haha thats all...fuck the bucknuts
- November 16, 2006 10:18 PM
Anonymous said...
"what could be more insulting to an osu fan than calling him a 'buckeye' !!!"
Calling him a UM fan would do it! LOL!
I saw the game, and I just watched the video, and I saw Woody smack him because he(Baughman) looked like he kinda "huffed up" on all the OSU players on the side line. That alone is ABSOLUTELY no reason to smack the kid, even in a fury. What we don't know for sure though, is what Baughman may have "SAID" when he was over there. No doubt, there's not much that could be said that would justify Woody's reaction, but in the heat of the moment, I could see a spitfire like him "losing it" temporarily.
Not saying he shouldn't be vilified for his loss of control, but I think it's ridiculous to say he smacked Baughman simply because he made an interception, and it certainly does not DEFINE him as a person or a coach!
Just remember, you may have never had "Bo" and/or his legacy at UM, if it wasn't for Woody. He WAS his Mentor, and helped him become who he was! At least respect that!
P.S. It doesn't "piss me off" one bit. Just makes me want to analyze it and see if it's justified. IMO it's not justifiable as far as "slamming" Woody, but it is a clever way to get a "dig" in, if you're into knee-jerk reactions!
- November 18, 2006 8:26 AM
For someone to analyze it as much as you said you did, at least you could spell his name right
- November 18, 2006 1:49 PM
I should get one of those for my sister. She is a Michigan fan who lives in Columbus with her Ohio
State loving husband. I dont get their connection.
- December 06, 2006 9:15 PM
hey YOST. u think we dont have our own shirts that our fans dont wear about the bucks. they say buck the fuckeys! does that piss you buckeye fans off?
- May 04, 2007 4:41 PM
- ohiosatecankickmichagnassanyday said...
i hate michiagn i would kick that guy ass if i wasn't 14 and lived in west virginia.
- May 05, 2007 11:13 PM
- smileybegone said...
I was just looking around at what Michigan fans are saying after the App.St and Oregon embarrassments when I ran across this. As a die-hard Buckeye fan, I don't know if I should be upset for the Big Ten or continue laughing over what's transpired. Anyway, the Bauman joke is a good one. Nice creativity. Maybe the Blue should transfer that to the field.
- September 09, 2007 9:01 PM
You can watch the Punch here hahaha
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All animators use them. Most use them as simple punctuation, an accent that draws your attention to the a character's surprise or change of emotion. You're not supposed to really notice them.
It's just another punctuation tool, to help the audience follow what is happening in the story.
He thought takes were so funny that he constructed a few whole cartoons around them.
Northwest Hounded Police is a cartoon with a story that is just an excuse to draw wilder and wilder takes.
It makes you wonder what Heck Allen's role was.
Here's a "double-take", 2 in a row.
I love this one.
Shortly after reading the book, I started to see the actual Avery cartoons and they blew my mind. I instantly started drawing crazy drawings of my own. Not as great as this below!
It's not the event itself that is funny. It's how funny and well designed the drawing is. You could write, "His eyes bug out and his tongue jiggles", but would that make anyone laugh just to read it?
A lot of other cartoons tried to imitate Tex' innovation, but didn't always get it.
Famous studios was basically made up of Fleischer animators who'd abandoned their own style in favor of imitating Warner Bros. and Avery cartoons, but they never seemed to feel it. It's like someone did actually write, "Olive's eyes stretch out" and the animators just literally did it, without thinking about it having to look funny or pleasant. They drew what was required according to the story, and collected their paychecks.
Other animators also did funny Avery style takes, including Clampett and Walter Lantz animators.
Instead of just relying on a held funny design, he also did "motion takes". I'll explain tomorrow.
I'm sure this is all inspired by Tex Avery's takes.
Personally, I think all this stuff has a ton more design-sense and skill than any of the so-called "designy" cartoons. Plus, they are fun.


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The Wildcats track and field teams enter into the 2013 season coming off a relatively down year for the El Dorado program.
The Wildcats track and field teams enter into the 2013 season coming off a relatively down year for the El Dorado program.
Last season the El Dorado Wildcats boys finished 6th in league and the girls 5th overall with both teams finishing 14th at regionals and the Lady Wildcats coming in 44th at state and boys at 46th.
"We were a very young team that showed significant improvement throughout the year, but not to a level that allowed us to compete very successfully at the varsity level," said El Dorado head coach Gary Melcher.
Melcher is entering his 30th season as head coach of the Wildcat boys and 22nd as head coach of the girls.
Although the Wildcats had an off year when it came to team achievement, the Wildcats had a 42 percent personal record ratio on the girls' side and a 46 percent personal record ratio on the boys side.
Because the Wildcats took their lumps last season as a young and inexperienced squad, this year shows promise from the lessons learned at the varstiy level.
"Overall, we should be significantly stronger in terms of scoring, as a majority of our squad were underclassmen," said Melcher.
El Dorado returns 5 state qualifiers in Kelcie Gregg who finished 10th overall in her first state competition in Pole Vault. Travis House, Sam Haines, Charlie Kellogg and Donovan Whitfield all return from the Wildcat 4x800 team that finished 16th best in the state last season.
In all, the Wildcats have 17 returning letter winners from last season to form a solid base for this year's team. Returning letter winners include: Lakyn Anders (Jr.), Tara Fisher (So.), Tori Gricol (Jr.), Matt Harvey (Jr.), Kelsee Howell (Sr.), Garrett Howland (So.), Isaac Johnson (Jr.), Jake Leckliter (So.), Kaleigh Parscal (Sr.), Hanna Rowell (So.), Katy Swan (So.) and Breck Towner (So.).
The Wildcats should get some help from their incoming freshmen, especially on the girls side this season.
"I would hope that all of the returning letter winners will continue to progress and become more competitive at the varsity level. Newcomers that could make some noise for us this season are Justice Rice and Destiny Smith both on the girls side. I'm hopeful that our numbers will continue to grow on the boys side," said Melcher.
Since 1979 the El Dorado track and field teams boys and girls have had an average state meet finish of 3rd overall. This could be familiar territory for the Wildcats this season with the veteran team that will take to their marks and compete in the field.
"I believe all the letter winners will be fine, as they all competed at the varsity level last year. We don't have a lot of senior letter winners back from last season, as that class has never been strong in numbers. There are some talented athletes in that class though that we will expect to lead the way," said Melcher.


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This weekend was a special one for the Crowder Lady 'Riders for many reasons.
This weekend was a special one for the Crowder Lady 'Riders for many reasons.
After sweeping all four games — two apiece against Maple Woods and North Central — they are now in prime position to earn the No. 2 seed in the Region 16 Tournament in Columbia next weekend.
Three personal achievements also highlighted the weekend. First, sophomore Jessica Neely hit her 13th homer of the season to set a new school record — surpassing Jessica Marble's school record of 12. Also, Lady 'Riders coach Lori Videmschek surpassed reached win No. 200 for her career with a 9-1 victory over North Central in game one on Saturday. She now stands at 201 career victories.
Oh, and Allison Tonyan threw a no-hitter.
"I would say we're playing well," Videmschek said. "We're hitting the ball extremely well. We're doing some things well."
Crowder opened Friday with a pair of wins at Maple Woods Community College, 8-0 and 7-1, respectively, before traveling to Trenton, Mo., to knock off North Central 9-1 and 11-6 on Saturday.
The Lady 'Riders opened Friday with an 8-0 victory over Maple Woods on the arm of Tonyan, who struck out five and walked two in six innings. Crowder slugged 10 hits in the game and was led by Kala Crisp with three hits, including a home run, and two RBIs. Neely homered in the game and had two hits, while Shyanne Nichols also went deep.
Shelby Stuck, Carson Forge, Brooke Hulsey and Morgan Coleman also had a hit. The Lady 'Riders scored four runs in each of the fifth and sixth innings.
In game two, Crowder trailed 1-0 until drawing even with a run in the fourth, before plating five in the sixth and one in the seventh.
Madison Barnes struck out five and scattered five hits while allowing an unearned run in seven innings to earn the win on the mound. Alexis Navarro doubled and drove in three to lead Crowder's offense, while Neely, Stuck, Hulsey, Crisp, Nichols and Payton Appleberry also had hits.
After drawing even with Marble's record on Friday, Neely eclipsed the mark in game one on Saturday when she connected on a three-run bomb in Crowder's nine-run first inning against the Lady Pirates.
Shyanne Nichols led the offense with two hits, while Neely, Stuck, Hulsey, Morgan Coleman, Crisp and Navarro had a hit apiece. Neely led the team with three RBIs and Navarro had two.
Barnes earned the win on the mound after allowing five earned runs on 12 hits with three strikeouts in seven innings.
Another big inning lifted the Lady 'Riders in game two as they plated five in the third to take a 7-0 lead and never looked back.
Tonyan walked seven in the game, but limited the damage to one run on four hits with two strikeouts in five innings.
Morgan Coleman blasted two home runs in the game and Crisp added another to go along with several highlight plays on defense. Coleman finished with two hits and drove in four runs, while Navarro, Nichols, Crisp, Hulsey and Neely all had a hit. Navarro drove in two runs.
"Kala Crisp made some outstanding plays in the outfield today," Videmschek said. "Just some amazing catches. We've got to continue doing that and continue swinging the bats. We need to keep doing the little things, because the little things like that is going to win you a lot of games.
"We did some things better today than we've done in the past couple of weeks. We're doing some things well and trying to turn some things around."
The Lady 'Riders (35-15, 16-4 Region 16) entertain Northeastern Oklahoma A&M at 2 p.m. Wednesday for their final home game, and final regular season game of the season. They'll begin play at the Region 16 Tournament at Battlefield High School in Columbia, Mo., on Saturday.


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Many people celebrated the nation's birthday Thursday by gathering with family and friends for a meal. My wife vetoed my suggestion to have some friends over and grill hamburgers due to an unfortunate incident the last time I grilled for a large group (let's just say I went sprinting inside for a water bottle to douse the flames threatening to turn the ground beef into charred mounds of roundness).
Many people celebrated the nation's birthday Thursday by gathering with family and friends for a meal. My wife vetoed my suggestion to have some friends over and grill hamburgers due to an unfortunate incident the last time I grilled for a large group (let's just say I went sprinting inside for a water bottle to douse the flames threatening to turn the ground beef into charred mounds of roundness).
However, she did agree to my idea to invite friends over for homemade ice cream. And I'm pleased to say I think I hit a home run in the dairy department.
Like many people, I have fond memories of eating homemade ice cream growing up. My immediate family often made it on the back patio. I missed the hand-cranked era, thankfully, but I still can hear the whirring of the electric motor.
I shudder today to think about the recipe used back then, which included raw eggs. But I do remember how wonderful it tasted. Our family's favorite was peach when the delicious fruit was in season. But we often had plain vanilla, and that was fine, too.
Other times we gathered with extended family to enjoy homemade ice cream. Some of our best experiences come when we gather for food with family and friends, and eating something like watermelon or homemade ice cream just makes it better. That's one reason I continue to enjoy making ice cream: It usually means a gathering of friends to enjoy fellowship together.
My wife and I had a string of bad luck with our ice cream makers for the first few years after we married. The motor would work for a season or two and then give out. We tried outdoor models and indoor ones, too, but they just didn't last.
Finally, we bought a White Mountain ice cream freezer. I'm very pleased to say it has proven durable and reliable for several years now. It includes a wooden tub and an instruction book with tasty recipes and freezing instructions.
My ice cream making experiences haven't been without adventure, too. One time I left the paddle out, so we ended up with a liquid the consistency of milkshakes rather than ice cream. Another time some salt got into the container, possibly when I was adding cookies. That batch was uneatable. Amazingly, the friends involved in both incidents continue to show up when we tell them we're making ice cream.
These days, I tend to make cookies and cream the most. I'm always very careful when adding the cookies after about 20 minutes of freezing due to the aforementioned salt incident. One of the best things about that flavor is putting the 20 Oreos in a Ziploc bag and then POUND, POUND, POUNDING them into little pieces with a rolling pin. It provides a great way to relieve some frustration.
I still like plain vanilla, too, and I hope to make at least one batch of peach this summer. My wife's favorite is banana, a flavor I'm not too crazy about. Fortunately, some friends make banana, and we've had ice cream socials the past couple of summers where they bring that flavor and I make another.
Last year I vowed to make homemade ice cream for the five months of the traditional summer season, May through September. I'm pleased to report I fulfilled that vow and plan the same schedule this year. The three holidays that fall within that time period — Memorial Day, the Fourth of July and Labor Day — all provide excellent opportunities to invite friends over for ice cream while remembering the reason for the observance.
I realize homemade ice cream isn't the healthiest concoction as it's filled with sugar, whipping cream and half and half. But it remains one of those comfort foods that one simply needs to enjoy every so often.
Folks have different brands of store-bought ice cream to which they're loyal. Certain establishments gain reputations for their dairy treats, and I've written before how much I love Dairy Queen Blizzards. But there's something special about enjoying a bowl — or two or three — of homemade ice cream in the company of family and friends.
If you haven't made a batch in a while, find your freezer, make sure the motor still works before going too far with mixing the ingredients and invite some people over. You won't be sorry.
Chad Killebrew is executive editor of The Dispatch. He can be reached at 249-3981, ext. 215, or at email@example.com.


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But when we try to explain that honest people actually use guns for self-defense, they tell us that we should not try to defend ourselves but should beg for mercy and wait for help. What they don't tell us is that studies have shown that guns are used in this country more than 2.5 million times a year for self-defense most times without a shot being fired. Now 2.5 million is a fairly substantial number. Out of that number how many assaults, rapes and murders were prevented? No one knows, but if we use a very conservative number of 1 percent that comes to 25,000, but we never hear about them, do we? Then they say, but we don't need assault rifles. Then we have to ask what is an assault rifle? FBI reports show that many more people are killed each year with hammers and clubs than are killed with rifles and twice as many are killed with hands or fists than rifles. So what do we ban next? It has been proven time and time again that gun bans don't work. It's time to look at the real problem.
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The Melodic are a quietly radical band. Perhaps the most innovative English folk ensemble since Pentangle's jazz/folk fusion of the early 70s, the band harnesses a syncretic sound decorated with charango and kora that makes one envision what might have happened if Paul Simon had been raised in the London neighborhood of Brixton. This is the first young English band to lionize Chilean neo-folk rebel Victor Jara since Sandinista-era Clash. Their stunning debut album Effra Parade was self-recorded in a sound-proofed bedroom over several years with a baroque line-up of 18 instruments. All the more impressive when you consider they are still in their early twenties.
English newspaper The Observer described the band's unique sound, calling it "Incredibly beautiful, with harmonies and rich instrumentation that make you want to dance and cry at the same time."
The Melodic center around a collaboration and longstanding friendship between songwriters Huw Williams and Rudi Schmidt who began teaching themselves guitar as schoolboys and arrived at their unique musical DNA simultaneously.
Huw grew up amongst his Dad's 60's folk revival records. Entranced by the sounds of Bert Jansch, Bob Dylan and Simon & Garfunkel, he set about exploring the collections of archivists Cecil Sharp and Francis Child in pursuit of British traditional folk music. 'It's hard to say why this music resonated with me above the American hip-hop and UK garage that was massive amongst my schoolmates," Williams offers. "I guess I found something captivating in the storytelling nature that offered a pathway to a simpler, bucolic way of life. It was interesting that there was often no known author to the songs. They had passed through the ages by an oral tradition evolving along the way. Singing them connected me to this process.'
Rudi recalls a similar musical revelation, "A shelf in the kitchen of my teenage girlfriend's house was devoted to her parents 70s British and American folk albums, as well as some reggae. To me those records sounded so fresh and new."
Rudi's step father is maverick musician and composer Nick Pynn who filled their home with exotic instruments. There was a mandocello (18th century Vinaccia school designed, it is to the mandolin what the cello is to the violin), an Appalachian dulcimer (invented by 19th century Scotch-Irish in the southern Appalachian mountains) not to mention a cocolele (a ukulele made out of coconut). A school friend from Chile lent Rudi a charango and a beloved melodica (as heard on his favorite Augustus Pablo records).
Huw and Rudi began to piece together songs, testing them out across various South London open-mic nights. Through word of mouth they were booked for bigger and bigger shows. A Bombay Bicycle Club support tour and Electric Picnic Festival. Radio 1 played their tracks and they released a couple of singles on an indie label. Eventually Rudi moved to a nearby squat where they turned his room into a studio and began recording their debut album.
"Our approach recording our songs is almost as if painting," says Rudi. "Building layers, replacing others until we get the music to say what we want it to say. We obviously looked towards Lee Perry's production in the mid-70. But we were also really influenced by Bob Jonston who produced Leonard Coheh and set him apart from his 'folk' contemporaries."
Rudi's love for the charango inspired him to travel to Bolivia where he studied with Ernesto Cavour – possibly the greatest charango player of all time. Impressed by the dedication of the young Londoner, Ernesto invited Rudi to join his Charango Philharmonic. Rudi instead returned home and adding all he had learned to the sound of The Melodic.
All these disparate influences merge to create a truly innovative band, a fusion-folk made by digital natives with Reggae's bass culture underpinning their sound. The counterpoint to their musical adventurousness is their elliptical lyricism. "Roots are not something you lay but something you take on your way and I've got mine."
Cerebral yet subtle, The Melodic aren't afraid to eulogize Victor Jara, whose guitar playing hands were symbolically broken by Pinochet's soldiers before he was killed. Jara remains a symbol of human rights and justice for people in totalitarian regimes across the world. Years ago Rudi's actual dad produced music for dub artist Jah Wobble (Public Image) and Jerry Dammers of The Specials. Dammers continues to be a supporter and an inspiration for The Melodic.
"Jerry produced some of The Special's music himself," explains Rudi. "He was making ska and reggae but you can hear the Eastern melodies on a song like 'Ghost Town.' It's got some crazy chords in it. A lot of musicians tend to stay away from politics but if you look at The Specials, their songs had strong messages about race and society and Ghost Town was number one for three weeks." Times for young people around the world haven't been this tough since the early eighties, and so maybe it's time the music of quiet radicals like The Melodic is now.


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Originally Posted by mafioso: The NBA was never fixed either, No rogue officials nothing of a sort.darn OFFand this goes to all you morons who do not believe the NFL and All major sports are on the up and up.'Who the hell are you ignorant imbeciles to make such statements when there is proof that things arent exactly what they seem?You all have a-lot of balls to call others names when you dont know your own fools from a hole in the ground to begin with.You like all sheep dismiss the obvious to remain with your flock of idiots and cowards.You have no ability to think outside the box, nor do you intend to comprehend factual data spanning from the early 70s to todays modern era.Dan Moldea wrote one of the greatest books regarding the NFL and its fixed games called INTERFERENCE, How Organized crime influences professional footballBrian Touhay has a website called thefixisin.net where he highlights what he believes are fixes.Tim Donaghy an NBA referee was caught fixing games.in 1999 there was a U of M blind study of College football referees that admitted they had a financial interest on games they worked, and no Im not gonna look it up for you as if you are dumb enough to believe its all on the up and up, You do not deserve someone to do the work for you, Go friggin do it yourself and become less of a sheep and a little bit more of a wolf.God Damn I hate some of you so much when you post and respond so stupidly, Nothing more Id love to do then club you in your smug faces with a baseball bat and scramble your brain cells so you stop being pathetic followers and become somewhat like real men, Maybe then your women wont be coming to my place and others like me to get there rocks off.In other words Be friggin men and stop being the meak of the earth.
LMAO & Agreeing
I recomended The Fix Is IN here as well.
We must cap 'as if' No game is fixed, and wager 'as if' any game might be.
Originally Posted by games1: Not so much fixed....books have the angles more so....if the fix is in the books know......
So does the NFL office call my local bookie at his bar and let him know? Also what day do they call? Im kinda good friends with the guy so I'd like to watch him and see if he leaves his stool at a certain time every sun morning when "the call" comes in. Man there must be an office somewhere with people just making THOUSANDS of calls on sunday mornings letting all the books know when a fix is in. Wonder how you get that job?
I've got Bama to win 675 no points. +400 will be a nice hedge if that game takes place.


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A virtue of Southwest Colorado is the variety of opportunities to get involved in our communities. We seem to have as many activities, events and groups as many communities five times our size.
Yet when Jeff Newman moved to Durango last summer, he found one opportunity that was missing and set forth to create it.
Starting in April, Durango will have a new support group for people who are either affected by autism or are interested in knowing more about the autism spectrum. According to the latest data from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 88 children has been identified with an autism spectrum disorder. The significantly increasing prevalence of children identified with autism during the last decade has brought enormous attention to the disorder.
Newmans attention to autism stems from personal experience. He is an adult with autism, and through the years, he has held a variety of leadership positions for others with autism: He worked as a board member for several autism nonprofits, as a keynote speaker for conferences about autism, working with program development on a national level with the Autism Society of America and establishing Autism and Asperger Connections, the leading autism organization in the Pikes Peak Region.
Now, Newman brings his expertise with autism and group facilitation to Durango. The new autism support group will focus on sharing best practices, experiences and resources around autism. It will be a chance for group members to build a community and learn from other people who share similar experiences.
The group is open to caregivers of those affected by autism, people (teenaged and older) who have a diagnosis on the autism spectrum and anyone else who is interested in getting information and resources about autism on a nonprofessional basis.
By its nature, autism can be isolating, and the opportunities for people to socialize can be severely limiting. Newmans hope is that by providing this support group, people with autism will have a chance to break out of their insular world and receive guidance from people who have been in their shoes. Parents and caregivers can share resources and experiences with each other, as well as learn from people with autism what their child or family member with autism may be experiencing.
The first meeting for the autism support group will be held April 3, with a follow-up meeting May 1. Both meetings will be held from 6-8 p.m. at Durango High School. It is important for meeting participants to arrive on time. Please gather at the front entrance of the school. Subsequent meetings will continue the first Wednesday of each month, and the location of ongoing meetings will be determined.
For more information about the support group or to sign up to attend, call Newman at 930-1536. For more information about the autism spectrum or other disabilities and disability resources, call Community Connections at 385-3445.
Tara Kiene is the director of case management with Community Connections Inc.


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Good quality, multi-pitch, trad climbing with a doddle of an approach and easy descents in beautiful, pristine surroundings, with nice, comfortable camping. A very relaxing, family friendly venue.
Gamkaberg is a nature reserve in the Little Karoo managed by Cape Nature and is located south of the R62 between Calitzdorp and Oudtshoorn, fairly near (east of) the Calitzdorp Hot Springs. The reserve offers extremely nice (but pricey) Bush camp accommodation, as well as a basic stables cottage and a small ordinary camp site. For accommodation info and a map of how to get there see: http://www.capenature.co.za/reserves.htm?reserve=Gamkaberg+Nature+Reserve. The reserve (but not the climbing) was also featured in the March – May 2010 issue of SA Mountain Sport.
The climbing is in Tierkloof on very good quality, hard sandstone similar to Montagu but with many beautiful, vertical finger cracks. Access is a short, level walk along a manicured hiking trail which runs up the kloof. Only a few routes have been opened so far, but a fair amount of potential exists for routes from single pitch to 3 or 4 pitches long.
Most of the climbs are on shady south faces. There is lots of shade in the kloof. There is very little water in the kloof - take all drinking requirements.
Decent from all routes: pick a tree and rapp off – there are suitable trees on ledges everywhere on the crags.
Approach: From the camp site and reserve reception (GPS: S33.670838 E21.888915) take the most direct route up the Pied Barbet walking trail which runs up the wide kloof (start up the road, take first hiking trail right, take a left to avoid going up the side of valley, and then stick to the bottom of the valley). A less than 2 km stroll takes you to the start of the narrow part of Tierkloof – leave the Pied Barbet trail to follow the trail up the kloof towards Oukraal and the Overhang. A minute or 2 up the kloof you reach the bench (GPS: S33.68577 E21.89821). If you are staying at the Tierkloof Eco-lodge it is only a 5 minute walk to the bench.
The Purity wall is the awesome looking wall (right hand stream bank facing down) that you look directly up at from the bench.
Existing climbs are listed from the bottom of the kloof running up.
Nappy rash (16) **
FA: Paul Lochner & Johann Lanz April 2003
This route is located on a pillar at the base of the scree running up to the Purity wall.
20m (16): Climb more or less on the right hand aréte of the pillar, from the streambed
Purity (21) ****
FA: Johann Lanz & Paul Lochner April 2011
25m (21): Climb the leftward tending break up the main part of the lower wall and exit left onto the aréte.
The longer rightward tending break awaits a brave ascent (and/or some pegs).
Finger food (16) ***
FA: Johann Lanz & Paul Lochner April 2003
This route is located towards the left hand side of the wall with multiple vertical cracks on the opposite side and slightly upstream of the Purity wall.
38m (16): Aim for the immaculate looking crack above and then climb it.
Forbearance (21) ****
FA: Johann Lanz & Paul Lochner April 2011
This route is located upstream of Finger food, around the corner on the higher south facing part of the wall. Scramble up from the stream bed and left along sloping ground below the first tier of the wall. Start towards the left side of the wall.
1. 20m (17): Climb the clean, thin, rightwards tending corner crack to the top. The next pitch starts across the ledge to the right.
2. 25m (21): Climb the leftward tending crack and break starting in the middle of the wall. Move up and slightly right into the slightly rightwards tending splitter finger crack and climb it to the ledge.
3. 20m (19): Climb straight up into the vertical finger crack running up the middle of the face and climb it to the top.
Note: Pitches 2 and 3 can easily be combined into one.
Kiddies Corner Sector
Wail (13) **
FA: Sebastian Lanz
18m (13): Climb the right hand aréte and face just left of it.
A plus (15) ***
FA: Matthew Lochner
18m (15): Climb straight up the middle of the face, to the right of the Wail aréte.
Lightning flash (9) **
15m (9): Climb the crack in the face to the right of the corner, right of A plus, and continue up left past ledges.


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DescriptionThe Sons of Katie Elder (Paramount, 1965). Six Sheet (80" X 81"). Western.
Starring John Wayne, Dean Martin, Martha Hyer, Michael Anderson Jr., Earl Holliman, Jeremy Slate, James Gregory, Paul Fix, George Kennedy, and Dennis Hopper. Directed by Henry Hathaway. An unrestored poster with bright color and a clean overall appearance. It may have general signs of use, such as slight slight edge and fold wear, minor separations, creases, and small tears. Poster is in four sections, as originally printed. Please see full-color, enlargeable image below for more details. Folded, Very Fine.
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Since 1967, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has been the coming-out venue for such breakthrough home entertainment technologies as the VCR (1970), the compact disc (1981), the DVD (1996), and the plasma television (2001). Each year in January, show attendees travel to Las Vegas with hope of bearing witness to the grand debut of the next big innovation in home electronics. This year, however, we may be getting an advance sneak-peek at what could turn out to be one of this year's CES showstoppers, as LG has announced it will be bringing its newly developed 100-inch "Laser TV" to the show.
Conventional projectors present several challenges that make them an unlikely choice for most consumers: They must be placed several feet away from the screen that they project onto; they need dark environments in order for images to be visible; and long wires or wireless transmitters are required to get the signal from source components to the projector itself. In short: projectors need dedicated rooms. But the LG Laser TV handily dispatches all of those challenges, potentially making large-screen projection-style TV a reality for any room.
The Laser TV projector unit is designed to project images straight up or down, and needs only 22 inches of distance from its accompanying screen, meaning users can place it directly below the screen on an entertainment cabinet, a desk, the floor, or mount it to the ceiling just above the screen. LG's proprietary screen is designed to take the acutely angled projection and refract it directly out to viewers. LG told Digital Trends that the resulting image quality is on par with that of plasma TV technology.
Aside from its acute projection angle, the Laser TV's projector unit sports a long list of features that make it more akin to a television than a conventional projector. Built into the projector unit are two 10-watt speakers, a TV tuner, three HDMI inputs, an optical digital audio output and an RS-232 interface for custom home theater integration. LG is also arming the Laser TV with its Smart TV platform, built-in Wi-Fi for streaming media from services such as Netflix and Hulu, and both WiDi and Wi-Fi direct technologies for wireless sharing of media from personal devices. Bundled with the Laser TV will be LG's revamped Magic Motion remote, which enables voice and gesture-control as well as point-and-click control.
LG says the special lamps used in its Laser TV enable the projector to produce an extremely bright image with high contrast, and can be expected to last about 25,000 hours – roughly five times longer than mercury-based lamps.
If the Laser TV performs as well as LG suggests it does, then it will likely draw plenty of oohs and aahs at CES 2013 next month. Digital Trends recently saw digitally rendered images of the Laser TV in action, and we think it's almost holographic appeal will probably attract quite a crowd of onlookers.
Digital Trends will be at CES 2013 to give you a close-up look at the Laser TV in action, and find out how much the Laser TV will cost and when we can expect to see it hit store shelves.
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