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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
Happy Thanksgiving, dear readers. I hope right about now you're getting ready to go to the kitchen to get a nice turkey sandwich with cranberry sauce on some thick-sliced bread. And leftover mashed potatoes with gravy. And some pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Then you can take a nap on the couch or maybe drowsily watch a little football. Because eating and sleeping are the only things you really need to accomplish today, and that makes me feel so good it makes me want to yawn and stretch a little.
I love this four-day holiday, in part because I'm thankful, but also because I love any holiday centered primarily around food. At my in-laws' house, everyone has a job in the kitchen. My mother-in-law makes the turkey, mashed potatoes and sweet potatoes; Teresa the stuffing, giblet gravy and pumpkin pie; Leah the green bean casserole and corn pudding. I'm in charge of cranberry sauce and bread.
Then, when dinner is ready, the adults informally gather around the dining room table, the kids perch at the kitchen island, and we start eating, spreading I Can't Believe It's Not Butter on our rolls and spooning cranberry sauce on our plates.
However, while the meal is the thing that takes the most effort, the real meat of Thanksgiving comes afterward when everyone is stuffed. That's when the board games get pulled out.
I can say with utter certainty that the song of Thanksgiving in the Baker household is sung when my sister-in-law Teresa reads the game instructions using her loud, teacher voice. It rumbles with the roll of the dice, dings with the buzz of the timer. It crescendos when my husband cracks a joke, then follows it by another and another until we're all holding our stomachs and begging him to stop. And it gains applause when my brother-in-law Art wins the game — again.
It's in this cacophony that the magic of the holiday really comes to life — when no one is paying attention, but everyone is having a good time.
The lore of Thanksgiving in the States reached me up in Manitoba when the movie "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" came out. Some of the best lines of all time — "Those aren't pillows!" — all reside in that movie, don't you think? But more than the laughter, the idea of an entire country of people packing and moving, flinging themselves onto the mercy of airlines and bus schedules, to reach family absolutely captivated me. In Canada, Thanksgiving is generally not much more than a meal featuring a turkey, but in the States, it's an event, almost like a countrywide blizzard where people are rushing to get home before it starts snowing. I love the bigness of it.
I also love how long it is. At the Baker household Thanksgiving is resurrected at least two more times after the big meal. Sure, during the evening snack, but also during the next night and even perhaps the following when my husband, Gabrielle and I show up at the doorstep like orphans begging to be fed leftovers. Then, when it's done, I take home the turkey carcass and make broth and, hello, it's on to Christmas.
I'm not sure how many of you feel about decorating for Christmas during the weekend following Thanksgiving — that might be sacrilegious to some — but I'm all for it. I used to wait until the beginning of December until I saw that our house was the only one in the subdivision that wasn't decorated yet. The great thing is you have four days to get it done, so you can take your time and bask in the holiday season.
Anyway, enough writing, I'm starving and need a sandwich. And from the looks of it, you need one too.


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Russia defeats Canada to advance to gold medal game, with Canada and Finland fighting for bronze.
Only two days remain until the gold medal game at the 2012 WJC, with three of the four teams in the semifinals having at least one Panthers prospect involved
Canada ends 4-0, while the US fights to stay in the top division
Panthers prospects help one team surprise, fail to stop another from dropping
Two games with three Cats prospects Thursday night; all scored, helping their respective nations trounce the opposition
The Cats have seven prospects in the 2012 IIHF World U20 Championship, and each has collected at least one point in just the third day of the tournament.
The Cats will have seven players on four different countries' rosters in the upcoming WJC
Forward Quinton Howden was hit hard by [Tampa Bay's] Brett Connolly midway through the second period of Monday night's intra-squad game at Canada's world junior selection camp. Howden, a Florida Panthers prospect who plays for Moose Jaw in the WHL, barely made it off the ice under his own power. He left for the dressing room immediately.TSN Need another reason to dislike the Lightning? There you are.
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Shore and Bjugstad each score as the Americans wrap up play in Buffalo.
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Come see the Runnin' Rams slam-dunkicize their A-10 rivals on Wednesday, February 2, at 7 p.m., and help cheer head coach Jim Baron's team onto victory. Led by senior forward Delroy James and Serbian three-point sharpshooter Nikola Malesevic, this year's Runnin' Rams squadron has posted big non-conference wins over the ACC's Boston College and 2008 NCAA cinderella Davidson. With a capacity of 7,700, the Ryan Center takes on a whole new atmosphere for basketball games, as school songs are played, blocked shots enliven the crowd, and the referees get to fly around on mini jet-packs. Premium seats offer a close proximity to the center court.
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After falling in love with boxing, Dena Paolino of Striking Beauties did some research and found there were few women's boxing gyms. But while there weren't many other women-only centers, there was a demand for a place where ladies could practice the sport in a supportive atmosphere while learning pure boxing techniques that weren't shoehorned into other classes. So Dena created Striking Beauties. Here, women work both their upper and lower body while working on the heavy bags during boxing group classes and private lessons. Striking Beauties classes are held at Manfredo's Gym, operated by Peter Manfredo Sr., who is a professional boxer, world champion kickboxer and has coached at the Olympic Training Center for over 25 years.


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MONTREAL -- In between attending the wake and funeral for the mother of teammate Martin St. Louis, the New York Rangers had a party.
They held it Saturday at Bell Centre, where for most of the afternoon they were the only ones celebrating.
Goals 51 seconds apart late in the second period by winger Chris Kreider and center Brad Richards helped turn a 2-1 Rangers lead into a convincing 7-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in a building that went from very loud to quite quiet during the course of three hours.
The win gives the Rangers a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference final.
St. Louis, whose mother passed away unexpectedly last week, scored New York's tone-setting first goal early in the opening period. Defenseman Ryan McDonagh, wingers Mats Zuccarello and Rick Nash and center Derek Stepan had the other Rangers goals.
McDonagh added three assists to tie a Rangers record held by Brian Leetch for most points by a blue-liner in a playoff game. Zuccarello also had two assists for a three-point day.
Winger Rene Bourque and center Lars Eller scored for Montreal.
"Emotionally for us, that is something real strong right now," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said of St. Louis' loss, confirming the team will attend the funeral in nearby Laval, Quebec, on Sunday. "I know quite a few of our guys went yesterday to the wake. I texted with Marty last night to make sure everything was good. He got to the hotel just a little bit before midnight.
"It's been very emotional for our whole group. And he's handled it in an incredible way that probably has helped our team come closer together. Tomorrow is going to be a tough day for our group, but we need to be there to support him. We'll do that tomorrow and get ready for (Game 2) Monday."
Despite facing just 22 shots, Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist was outstanding, particularly in the second period with the game still on the line.
Canadiens goalie Carey Price was lifted after two periods, during which he gave up four goals on 20 shots. He was replaced by goalie Peter Budaj, who stopped five of eight pucks fired his way.
Canadiens coach Michel Therrien denied that he pulled Price because of an injury, although his star goalie was slow to get up after a collision with Kreider early in the second period.
"I think it was accidental, honestly," Therrien said of Kreider crashing into Price on a breakaway. "The fact that he did not play in the third period was more to protect him than anything, because we were not sharp.
"We were not ready mentally, physically," added Therrien, whose club disposed of the Boston Bruins in a grueling, seven-game conference semifinal. "We were not ready to compete for a game like that. The result, we saw."
As he did in Game 6 of New York's conference semifinal series with the Pittsburgh Penguins, St. Louis got the Rangers rolling, this time scoring on New York's fifth shot after being set up by a backhand pass from center Dominic Moore at 4:35 of the first.
Zuccarello struck just 1:52 later when he relayed home a nice feed from McDonagh after Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban chased Moore behind the net.
Bourque made it close with a chip shot over Lundqvist's right shoulder 12:38 into the second, a goal that whipped the Bell Centre faithful into a frenzy and gave the Canadiens some life.
But at every turn, Lundqvist was there to stop them. He robbed winger Max Pacioretty twice in the second period and also made a big blocker save off Subban.
And then the tide turned.
Kreider scored after being sent in on a breakaway by Nash with 61 seconds left in the second. Richards made it 4-1 with 11.6 seconds on the clock heading into the intermission, relaying a pass by Price after taking a pass from Zuccarello, who was stationed behind the Montreal net.
"They were really coming at us there," McDonagh. "We got some fortunate clears and good finishing plays by the guys up front. It was a big change in momentum for sure, because they were flying and had some good looks."
The Montreal meltdown continued in the third as McDonagh, Stepan and Nash each scored on the power play.
"We got our --- kicked all over the ice, plain and simple," Bourque said. "We just weren't sharp tonight. I don't think anybody really played well."
Subban was not overly concerned by the lopsided score.
"Off the top of my head, I'm not going to dissect that game, because we didn't do enough to win it," he said. "We just didn't. So we've got to get ready for the next game. They played well, we can play better. We know that."
The Rangers lost center Derick Brassard in the first period when he suffered what appeared to be an upper-body injury after being hit by Canadiens defenseman Mike Weaver. Vigneault said after the game that Brassard is day to day. He also commended the strong play of Moore, who stepped up to fill Brassard's spot and had two assists.
NOTES: The Canadiens are one of only three teams against which Rangers G Henrik Lundqvist has a regular-season career save percentage below .900. Minnesota and Calgary are the other two. Since his last regular-season victory at Bell Centre, Lundqvist was 0-3-1 with a 4.63 goals-against average and a .862 save percentage. ... Canadiens G Carey Price clutched his right leg when Rangers W Chris Kreider crashed into him during a breakaway in the fourth minute of the second period. Price, who was slow to get up but stayed in the game, entered the day with a 4-1-0 record and a .986 save percentage in his previous five outings against the Rangers. ... Rangers LW Rick Nash broke the longest goal-less funk of his career. He had not scored in 15 games, dating to an April 10 regular-season game against the Buffalo Sabres. Nash's last playoff goal was May 19, 2013, against the Boston Bruins, a postseason drought of 17 games. In 30 career playoff games, Nash had two goals. ... The second-period goal by Canadiens W Rene Bourque was his fifth of the playoffs. Bourque had only nine goals in 63 regular-season games.


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The Jeremiah Study Bible focuses on three simple things: "What does the Bible say, what does it mean, and what does it mean for you?" Comprehensive in scope yet easy to understand, the Jeremiah Study Bible is a 2,200+ page, one-of-a-kind study tool that includes:
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Oakley's Chiara Cainero of Italy dared to dream big and finally realized her dream of winning the gold medal in the Women's Skeet at the Beijing Summer Games. After being tied on 93 hits with US' Kimberly Rhode and Germany's Christine Brinker in the finals, Cainero emerged victorious from the jumble, in her white Radar sunglasses.
In the final, the three shooters were tied after the 21st shot then Cainero missed the target and offered the other two shooters a prospect to get closer. All of the three champions hit their final four targets to force a shoot-off.
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Both Linda McMahon and Chris Murphy send out scathing press releases and statements at a regular clip. However on Sept. 11, both campaigns took a moment to reflect on Sept. 11 by issuing statements about the 11th anniversary of the attacks.
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Eleven years ago, we were confronted by the most horrific act of violence our country has ever experienced. Though that day will live in infamy, the response of the American people, in the days, weeks, and years following, represents the best of the American spirit. Family, friends, neighbors, and strangers came together in a time of uncertainty to lift each other up, stand against hatred and show the strength and resilience of our nation's character.
Despite the years that have passed, September 11th is forever etched in our memories. Just like so many Connecticut residents, I lost friends that day, and we will never forget those that perished. And to the men and women who risked their lives that earth-shattering day, we are forever indebted to you.
McMahon said:
Today we remember the day that forever changed our nation – a day that claimed thousands of lives, tore at our soul, and united us as Americans.
My thoughts today are particularly with the many families in Connecticut who lost loved ones eleven years ago today. For them, the nation's tragedy bears a personal scar, one that the passage of time will never erase.
I also extend my sincerest gratitude to the firefighters, EMTs, and other first responders who ran toward the towers while everyone else was running from them. Their heroism and sacrifices are an inspiration.
This somber anniversary is a reminder of why we must make sure our nation's defenses remain strong. We are proud to have the best military in the world, and we must make sure the men and women who serve our country have the tools necessary to both deter future attacks and to respond decisively to those who seek to do us harm.
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Rosa DeLauro (D) and the rest of Connecticut's Congressional delegation celebrated Military Service Academy Day this past weekend in Hartford.
Wayne Winsley (R) posted a remembrance of Sept. 11 on his personal blog.
All those among us who lost family that day - and during the necessary conflicts that followed - still grieve the deep personal loss. Our hearts and our condolences are extended to every member of every family.
To those men and women who so courageously responded as events unfolded on that horrific day; and, to all of the men and women in uniform who have so honorably served our country as well as those in uniform who continue to serve our nation, please accept our sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation for all you do to protect and defend us.
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At Qualcomm, we reach out to third parties all around the world to design, manufacture and sell products based on our industry-leading wireless technology. And with each innovation discovered, with each inventive solution developed, the entire wireless industry grows stronger as our licensees' efforts encourage more users to join in the wireless revolution.
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- Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C).
- Heat the undiluted cream of mushroom soup in a saucepan over medium heat. Stir in the processed cheese and bacon, and continue stirring until completely melted. Remove from the heat, stir in the mushrooms, then the green beans until evenly coated. Pour the mixture into a casserole dish, and top with the fried onions, leaving a 1 inch margin around the sides.
- Bake for 25 to 30 minutes in the preheated oven, until heated through and bubbly. Check near the end of cooking to make sure the onions aren't getting too brown.
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If I could give this 1000 stars, I would!!! This recipe is so fantastic. I made it differently, though... I didn't make mine in the oven, I made mine in the crock pot (a double batch fits well in a 3-quart cooker, if you have an army to feed! lol!) basically just mixing everything together (softening the cream of mushroom soup just for about 30 seconds in the micro to make it easier to stir.) I cooked it on low for about 3 hours, stirred it, and let simmer until I was ready for it. Then, right before serving, I stirred some of the FF Onions in with the beans, then sprinkled some on the top as well. I had a few people at Thanksgiving with an aversion to not only green bean casserole but to mushrooms as well, but they tried it and LOVED IT!!! I guess you could leave out the mushrooms if you have a lot of protesters! :) I WILL be making this again! I will try to add a bit more cheese next time, I like stuff very cheesy! Oh, I also used the "Real Bacon Bits" instead of frying up bacon and crumbling it myself (I'm a lazy cook, I look for shortcuts where I can, heh heh) and it tasted just wonderful! Turkey bacon might be good, too!!! Play around with it, have fun!
Deb Dessaint
The original recipe called for a jar of Kraft Bacon cheese spread. It comes in a small, 5 oz. glass jar (with a metal pry-off lid). It also comes in other flavors. Old English is the one I use when I can't find the Bacon (as a last resort Velveeta-type)and add 1 to 2 T. finely minced cooked bacon. Obviously, the bigger the chop, the less bacon there will be in 1 T. This recipe doubles or triples nicely. I have also doubled the amount of green beans without changing the other ingredients and this works well too in a pinch. Hope this helps ~Deb
I chose to do this in a crockpot over Thanksgiving, do to the oven being overused as it was. I doubled the recipe and used the kraft old english substitute, frozen greenbeans and no extra mushrooms (also sub cream of celery). I let cook about 4 hours on low. If doing in a crockpot, in the future i would recommend turning off to let the sauce set up (was a little runny.) Also the cheese added a little too much salt, so i just added pepper. I like this recipe and will use again for Christmas.
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Amount Per Serving (6 total)
- Calories
- 204 cal
- 10%
- Fat
- 13.3 g
- 20%
- Carbs
- 15.6 g
- 5%
- Protein
- 5.4 g
- 11%
- Cholesterol
- 12 mg
- 4%
- Sodium
- 1110 mg
- 44%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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The city's first gay sports bar hits a homerun with our Culture Champion Award
Would there have been a better time for an explicitly gay sports bar to open in SF than late 2012? You can bet your sweet basketballs there would not. First the Giants win the World Series, packing Castro's spanking new Hi Tops with fans eager for some specialty drafts, juicy burgers, and same-sex camaraderie. The Niners hit the Super Bowl, and a groundbreaking pic of kissing male fans in Hi Tops' gorgeously retro ball-court-locker room interior runs in Sports Illustrated. And now, with the Warriors in the playoffs, two major league basketballers, Jason Collins and Brittney Griner, have come out in very big ways.
But the plan behind Hi Tops' phenomenally successful concept took several years to come to fruition -- in these economic times, a gay sports bar was a bit of a tough sell, even in the Castro. Jesse Woodward, who owns the bar with Dana Gleim and Matt Kajiwara, told us back in November that he wanted to help "reinvigorate the neighborhood's potential by opening it up to different crowds, while still respecting its heritage." Hi Tops draws a mixed crowd of sports enthusiasts with its large-screen TVs and inventive bar menu. But it also attracts those who don't consider themselves sports fans, through its relaxed vibe, creative cocktails, and general sense that this is the cool place to be. Also, it's usually full of hotties.
2247 Market, SF. (415) 551-2500, www.hitopssf.com
I was suspicious of the concept but I love this bar so much I bought the t-shirt. Good food, relaxed vibe, hot and friendly staff, and shuffleboard!
This might be a little off the subject,but then again marriage is a business. Some times a small business(short marriages) sometimes a big business( long marriages).
But from the moment I stumbled upon this poem, on the internet, powerfully defending our equal right to marry I've tried to share it with as many people as possible and I hope you do the same. The poem is on a beautiful poster with the scales of justice in the background. The scales are balanced(isn't that what we're fighting for?). But the words! The words through simple common sense simply blow away all opposition to what we're fighting for! As powerful as it is you can read it in less than a minute! To find this poem just Google BECOMING LEGALLY ATTACHED-art prints Becoming Legally Attached is clearly being used to describe what marriage is. Just Two Human Beings Becoming Legally Attached. So, what's the problem? Why all the opposition. Two people LOVE EACH OTHER so they want to BECOME LEGALLY ATTACHED. This shouldn't be a problem for any one. Any way thanks for you time and remember marriage is a business.
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This is that thing in the playground where you hang on and then slide across while keeping your feet off the ground. I am 38, so it doesn't work for me anymore, but it seems like a cool idea.
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So, um…I'm a little overwhelmed at the moment. Between selling my house and making plans to move to Indonesia and trying to finish out the year at my school, I'm starting to feel as though my photoblog is becoming homework.
I didn't ever want this to become an onerous task. Until recently, this blog has been nothing but a joy. Now…well, now I think I need to ease up a little on the daily blog posts. In fact, I think I'm going to switch over to a weekly post. Once a week. Fridays I think.
I hope you'll bear with me. I hope you'll patiently wait out this period. When everything settles down here, I'll start posting on a daily basis again.
WordPress Photo Challenge: Two subjects
I was driving out to a friend's house tonight to watch the (pitiful) hockey game when I saw this. I think I ticked off my wife as I pulled over and threatened to miss the first puck-drop just to snap this photo.
I think it was worth it. Although, I'm not sure if I'm supposed to focus on the sunset or the Hydro high-wires – WordPress' photo challenge this week is "Two Subjects". They're both at about the 1/3 mark (rule of thirds) in the photo, but they're competing with each other for your attention. Ah well…still pretty.
Clouds like cotton candy
I love when the sun shines, but there's something pretty about the way the clouds look like so much cotton candy topping the mountains around here.
That's one way to memorialize your family
I think I'd rather be cremated and left in a jar. I know it's tradition to set up a big grave with a giant stone at the head, but me? I think a simple urn would suffice. Simple in life, simple in death.
Pensive child
…although, it could be boredom. I can't tell if he was posing and making sure that I snapped a few photos of him, or if he was bored and didn't care that I was photographing him.
Oh, and for those of you who are new here, he's my son.
What does mourning look like?
My wife and children and I went to visit her grandmothers' graves yesterday. My wife's paternal grandmother died on Easter Sunday a number of years ago and, although it was not April 8, it seemed fitting to go visit yesterday.
I felt it strange that my own children had never visited a cemetery before. By the time I was my daughter's age, I had attended my paternal grandfather's funeral and my mother's uncle's funeral. Yet, my kids have never experienced the death of anyone close. I watched as my son wandered, asking questions as he went. My daughter solemnly walked from grave to grave, uncharacteristically quiet. It was a singular experience.
As I followed my curious children, I found some interesting photographic subjects. I never know, though, whether it is okay to snap photos in a cemetery. What do you think?
An unexpected journey
I never do this. I never post photos of me. It seems that I would always rather be behind the camera, never in front of it. But this week's photo challenge, Journey, spawned a bit of self-reflection. There have been a few changes around my house lately, and I've been hinting at big things, but there's big news.
For those of you who've been around here for a while, this next sentence might come as a bit of a surprise. I'm moving to Indonesia for two years, and I'm leaving in three months. My wife and I will be teaching in an international school and my children will be attending the same school. We are going on a journey. Oh, and this has only been in the works for five weeks, but in those five weeks we've talked with the school director and his wife, applied to work at the school, been interviewed and accepted, signed contracts and now? Well, now we're selling our house and all earthly possessions (almost) to get ready to move.
The photo above was a failed attempt at a work permit photo. It didn't work for the permit – too much glare off the background – but it gave me a chance to share my journey with you.
By the way, has anyone here been to Jakarta? Any advice for a soon-to-be expat?
Late note here: my wife wanted to make sure I noted that this was shot by her, not me. The processing in b&w was me, but she, technically, pushed the button. Sorry honey.
Spring is pretty
Our city is exploding in pinks, light pinks and whites. Every flowering tree is going crazy with blossoms, and photographers in the area are going crazy trying to document the turn from Winter to Spring (finally).
A grey day…or black and white.
Thanks, Ansel, for the inspiration.
BC Grass (or is it weed)
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I guess I'll wait and see.
Blue sky thoughts
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Ponte Vecchio
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WordPress Photo Challenge: Arranged
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…but I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep.
Thanks, Robert Frost.
Can you see him?
That little speck down in the water is a man. A fisher man. A fisherman.
Trust me.
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One thousand and one nachts!
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I don't like 1001 nachts (nights – why is this ride German?). Nor do I like any of the rides like it. Anything that spins? Blech.
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Upon reflection…Fun!
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The reflection is off the roof of my car (which I had just washed earlier that day). I'd love to say that I planned this, but I noticed it by accident as I was shooting other photos. Fortuitous accidents…gotta love them.
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Late night last night. Late post this morning. Sorry.
The WordPress Photo Challenge this week is "Through". I hope you like the photo.
Photo Friday: Rain
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…do you believe me?
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Oh, and Photo Friday this week is Rain.
It's a Fern! Okay, maybe that's not exclamation mark level excitement.
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Micro turbines are characterized by small turbines approximately the size of a refrigerator. It is not a new type of power generation since it has evolved over time. Multi-fuel micro-turbines perform the same function as other turbines, their only difference is size. As a result, they operate on the same thermodynamic cycle. At higher temperatures and optimum pressure, the machines are more efficient and produce a specified power.
Multi-fuel Micro-turbines today operate on a diversity of fuels, including sour gases, natural gas and liquid fuels such as diesel, kerosene and gasoline. Generally, these micro turbines have the potential to be used in disseminated energy generation due to their low maintenance cost, minimum space requirements, very low emission levels and high electric generation capability. The exhaust heat produced can be recovered and recycled in the following ways;
· Commercial and domestic water heating
· Drying and driving thermally activated equipment such as an absorption chiller, either directly or indirectly.
· Space heating
Multi-fuel micro-turbines characteristics
· The machines consist of systems that are generally single shaft models that normally operate at high speed to increase efficiency of power production. This power is converted to direct current and then stepped down for commercial purposes.
· Micro turbines in most domestic and commercial locations need a fuel gas booster to ensure that the turbine flow control works at an adequate fuel pressure. The booster requires only about five percent of the total micro-turbine output and as a result, the efficiency reduces and thus increasing the operational costs of the machine.
· Multi-fuel micro turbines systems have a size range of about 30 to 500 kilowatts. Contrary to combustion engines, the machine has few moving parts and therefore, there is reduced noise levels during working.
· The system has a high rotational speed due to the presence of a compressor, a combustion chamber and a heat exchanger.
· They are majorly used for providing temporary power on remote locations. This is because they are small in size and thus have high mobility. Moreover, they can also be installed permanently at various locations to provide vital power for a variety of applications.
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IW won't do anythink like ever.. They will let the cheaters play with their sh*ts and thats it .. I hope TrayArch will improve their security
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IW dont seem to care anymore they made their cash from us dumb idiots stupid enough to buy the game.
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lets see how long IW can stand no more money from us PAYING COSTOMERS.
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In Maine, propane plays a starring role in affordable homes built by high school students.
There are plenty of attractive features at the latest ranch-style home to go up at Cony Village, an affordable, green community in Augusta, Maine. The project's concept was developed by two non-profit organizations, the Kennebec Valley Community Action Program (KVCAP) and Bread of Life Ministries. The house was designed and primarily built by students from the Capital Area Technical Center (CATC), a career and technical education school in Augusta. And finally, its main energy source is propane, which fuels a high-efficiency condensing boiler that provides both radiant heat and hot water, using an average of just 31 gallons of propane per month.
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James Duchart, a student at the Capital Area Technical Center (CATC) in Augusta, Maine, nails shingles onto the roof of the latest energy-efficient house being built by CATC instructors and students at Cony Village.
The homes, while not built to attain stringent LEED certification, must meet green standards required by the Maine State Housing Authority. The students' volunteer labor helps keep the cost of the homes in the $140,000 range. CATC students have built four of the eight homes that have been put up at Cony Village in the last four years. The development, which also features shared green spaces and walking trails, can accommodate 41 homes.
According to Bruce Baker, CATC's director and building construction instructor, propane condensing boilers have been gaining popularity in Maine in recent years, especially as the price of oil fluctuates. And of course, in addition to lowering heating bills, a switch from oil to propane results in a significant reduction of carbon emissions associated with the system.
"KVCAP, our funding source, looks at putting in the most economical system," says Baker. "Dollar for dollar it costs less to put in a propane system."
To learn how to evaluate the impact of switching from oil to propane, as well as other retrofit scenarios, be sure to check out our free online CEU courses, available at the Propane Training Academy The topics mentioned in this article are discussed in the following training courses:
Heating Oil Conversion: Exploring Propane as a Viable Alternative Energy Source
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It's been a year since Soccer Gemz set out to level the playing field for local youngsters, and they're still having a ball.
And as word has gotten out about the noncompetitive program, more and more business has rolled in.
"I must say things are steadily improving," director of operations Jerome Smalls said. "We receive on average about 10 to 15 calls a day asking about our programs from new parents."
Though the company was formed in January 2012, the first session wasn't held until June, making their progress even more remarkable in the short time since.
Social media, networking and good ol' word of mouth has helped them grow their business, Smalls said.
"We owe so much to our customers," he said. "They are the ones really spreading the word."
Smalls and his wife, Marchele, founded Soccer Gemz after they saw a lot of kids standing around waiting for their turn in other sports programs.
So Marchele, a former University of Tennesee soccer player, designed a "solid basics" curriculum that incorporated a variety of games and activities to keep every child moving and having fun the entire time, he said.
The program, which draws players ages 18 months to 8 years from Lutz, Land O' Lakes, New Tampa, Carrollwood and beyond, promotes fun first and foremost.
To maintain a low ratio of players to instructors, each group is capped at 10 players.
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And those instructors are top-notch, Smalls said, which is why he feels they have been so successful in filling the 7-week sessions with both new and returning players.
"Bringing those instructors on board who translate Soccer Gemz's vision to the field allowed us to add even more fun games and activities to teach the fundamentals of soccer," Smalls said.
Parents can always count on three things, he said: Each child will have his or her own ball to prevent idle time, each session will feature a structured plan to keep their child constantly engaged, and there will always be a last-day party to celebrate the kids' success with medals, a bounce house, face painting, pizza and ice cream.
"Parents can also expect a safe and friendly environment for the whole family," he said.
In addition to the program held Saturdays at First Baptist Church of Lutz, Soccer Gemz recently was approved to provide an enrichment program for students at St. John Presbyterian Learning Center in South Tampa.
Soccer Gemz operates year-round on a 7-week cycle. For the first Spring session beginning Feb. 16, the 10 a.m. session is full, but a 9 a.m. and an 11 a.m. session have been added so no one has to miss out on the fun, Smalls said.
The following session begins April 20. Register online or call 813-421-5203.
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Ultrafine Zegna Baruffa Italian yarns give these sweaters luxurious softness and a supremely lightweight quality. Contrast tipping inside. Fully fashioned shoulders, ribbed-knit cuffs, banded bottoms. Dry clean. Imported.
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Excellent quality and texture.
By Fred
from Chicago
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Stylish
Comments about Jos. A. Bank Signature Merino Wool Polo Sweater:
Perfect during a cool spring day, or you can even wear it in winter as a sweater. Luxurious fabric, soft texture, perfect fit.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Excellent polo
By rhk
from Whitehall, PA
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented
Excellent light weight Spring-Fall sweater. Excellent to wear under blazer or suit.
Another of Jos. Banks excellent products
By Jsem
from PA
About Me Better If Made In America, Comfort-oriented, Stylish
The sweater is comfortable and well fitting. the cuffs and waist band add to the comfort. Agood looking product. It should have been made in America.
Beautiful Sweater
By Jonesy
from Feura Bush,,NY
About Me Classic
I bought three ,,,the colors look good with anything,,alone,or in a suit,,under a thin wool coat. I enjoy all Jos A Banks clothes,,,high quality,,I buy these clothes when they are on sale,,,cannot afford them normally,,,their sales are tremendous,,,kinda like when Macy's has sales. So that lets me buy,,high quality clothes, here,,and look at as great as the wealthy Guys,,, the shipping is as good as amazon,com,,,I tell all my friends,,hope they help these folks out !!
great for the price
By Bxgirl
from nyc
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, Practical, Stylish
can wear this 10yrs from now because it's a classic.
Pretty but fragile
By Gordo the Barbarian
from Virginia
I like the cut of this sweater, but it, along with a couple of sweater vests I bought last year, quickly developed a snag that resulted in the sweater slightly unraveling.
I just love these Merino polo shirts.
By Coach T
from Louisville, KY.
Nice alone or under a sportcoat. I love my soft woolen things, like this polo.
By Lorena
from Walnut, California
About Me Awsome
Placing my order was very easy. Your website is user friendly. Confirmation of order was fast. Notification of back order was super quick and the shipping of the merchandise was susper fast. I got the merchandise well packed. I just wished the wrapping could have been saved to be re-used when wrapping the gift. It is so pretty and classy but it was torned because of the handling, I guess. I made great points with my hubby. He loved each piece. He wore one of the shirts yesterday to church and immediatly he received many complements. Loved the engraving. Thanks and keep up the excellent job you are doing. I am recommending you to my friends.
Wonderful Buy
By Tickets
from Columbus, OH
About Me Classic, High-end shopper, Stylish
Sweater was exactly as advertised - style, color and fit. Excellent quality merino wool. Bought it in three different colors - loved them all.
Great sweater.
By T Rock
About Me Classic, Practical, Stylish
Nice, quality feel to the fabric. Sharp enough to dress it up for work, or great casual look with jeans. Ordered it as a gift, but asked for and received one for myself. Both were very well received. Feels like it will hold up well, but time and wear will tell...
Excellent service!!!
By Julia
from Conyers, Georgia
Wonderful customer service and very quickly processed and delivered!!
Love it, but a small flaw/hole on one ar
By Steve
from Gettysburg, PA.
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Practical, Stylish
Loved the feel of the Italian merino wool fabric, but there was a small snag, defect, hole on the one arm of my sweater. I should have returned it, but I just didn't want to through with the hassels at this time. Should have had better inspectors !! Steve Spatz
Signature Merino Wool Polo Sweater
By Vicky
from Sacramento
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, Good fit, Practical, Stylish, Trendy
It was a Christmas present. The color went perfectly well with the Sportcoat that I also ordered from you. My boyfriend looked really good in it. The softness and fit is marvelous.
Always look great!
By Yogagramsx6
from Lake Zurich, IL
My husband has these in several colors, and would be happy if he had them all. This sweater travels well, always looks smart and is the right weight for under a blazer or alone. I can't recommend it enough.
Way Off Sized
By Bobby
from Clinton, OK
About Me Practical
I have worn XL sweaters and shirts for the last 40 years. I went to a Jos A Bank to try one of these on before final purchase. These sweaters are grossly undersized. I could barely fit into the sweater. The sleeves were 2 inches to short and the shoulders, chest ended up skin tight. They are also not long enough. I had read reviews that say the same think I am saying. I wish it had fit because it is a lovely sweater.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
By dick
from Queens
good garment for the cool weather
Soft and comfortable.
By Jackie
from Sylmar, CA
Love this shirt. The fabric is soft and comfortable but just a little on the "thin" side.
Everyone notices!
By Joe the gent
from Kansas City, MO.
Walk into a room and everyone notices. The fine material, pleasurable to the touch, inspires classic style and look.
Very Nice Sweater
By Sachse Lady
from Sachse, TX
About Me Classic, Stylish
I purchased for my husband for a Christmas gift. I just fell in love with the gold color.
Very fine quality and excellent true to
By Golfguy1
from Pittsburgh, Pa
Bought this as a gift for my husband. The full line of products found at Jos A. Bank is superb.All of the major clothing stores only carry the "latest trends" , which means the classic button down collar was a hard to find item. Not at Jos. A's. They carry the full line of classic and current fashion. Great clothier.
I will buy this again
By Bev
from Gekttysburg , Pennsylvania
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Practical
I bought this for my husband and he really likes this Jos Banks shirt.
By Old Man Winter
from Branson West, MO
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, Stylish
Absolutely great product! I wear it when I teach, go to church, dressy occasions when I add a sports coat or with jeans.Very soft, great quality and I've owned these for 3+ years and you can't tell the difference between the new ones and the older ones.
I would buy this product again and again
By DRE'
from NEW JERSEY
About Me Comfort-oriented, Practical, Stylish
Love the choices of colors and the delivery was timely
By Mary
from South Milwaukee,WI
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Practical, Professional, Stylish, Trendy
We have always been very pleased with purchases from Jos.A.Bank.However,this is a Christmas gift,and the intended receipien has not seen it yet.I am sure he will enjoy the comfort and classiness associated with wearing it.Mary
Great clothes great prices
By Bibbs the 1
from CliffSide park ,nj
Very comfortable
Superb Quality
By The Mathematics Tutor
from Baton Rouge Louisiana
I work as a State government employee. During the winter months, my preferred attire is a great pair of slacks topped with the Merino wool polo sweater. A man cannot go wrong with or without a sports jacket. The sweater maintains its color and fit with over 20 dry cleanings. The ladies and a few gents comment often on my new polo. I simply smile and say, "Thanks." I never admit that the sweater is over a year old. I may grow in size but I will never outgrow this classic in my wardrobe. Thanks Joseph A. Bank for your excellent online service and quality products.
Bought several colors. Love them!
By TK
from Minneapolis, MN
Good sucess wahsing in cold -gentle cycle, with mild detergent. Lat flat to dry, then fluff in cool dryer. Sometimes requires cool iron or steaming. Love these sweaters!
comfort plus quality
By zeke
from Evansville, IN
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, Practical
these sweaters are wonderful, they fit well, are of high quality and last forever, they're one of the few things I like about cold weather
I would buy this gift again
By Pooky
from Menifee, Ca
About Me High-end shopper, Stylish
I gave it as a birthday gift and I new it would be a first class gift coming from Joseph Banks. It was being delivered out of town but I new I would not be scared that it wasn't quality material. The party that received it called and was over joyed by it. He is a golfer and very high end. I new you would come through with quality material and work. I will always send gifts from your company. I did also for Xmas presents and they were quality also.
By JagMan
from South Bend, IN
About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Practical, Stylish, Trendy
I wear the sweaters for business casual and semi-formal occasions with a blazer or sport coat. The wool has a great soft feel, the sweater keeps it's shape and it wears well. Keep makeing great products like this!
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Lunch with Illinois Attorney General's Environmental Enforcement DivisionTuesday, October 27 from 12:00-1:00pm in Room 547
Meet Evan McGinley, an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Illinois. Mr. McGinley is a Chicago-Kent alumnus with thirteen years of experience. Prior to his work as an AAG, Mr. McGinley practiced environmental law at two mid-sized firms in Los Angeles. ELS Organizer: Melissa Senatore
Lunch with Illinois Pollution Control Board Tuesday, November 3 from 12:00-1:00pm in Room 547
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Although there hasn't been an official announcement there is an ad for the it in BlackBerry App World and it looks like RIM has kicked off another 'compliments of BlackBerry' app giveaway. Right now, Canadians who own a BlackBerry smartphone running OS 7.1+ can download a slew of apps for free with the promotion itself running up until December 31st. Here's a list of apps appearing as free:
At this point, there is no telling whether or not the apps will appear as available for other countries but if it's like the last promotion, they potentially could roll out to more areas. In the meantime, if you fit the criteria -- go ahead and fire up BlackBerry App World and get to downloading.
lengend Nov 6, 2012 at 12:22 am
thanks bla1ze. I can finally get BeWeather since the app store closed on CB and I lost my activation code.
Wow! Hope that comes to the US and elsewhere.
the brother Nov 6, 2012 at 2:36 am
Awesome. There are some great new additions to the list of what was free in previous 'Compliments' cycles. Thanks BlackBerry®
gjohnsto Nov 6, 2012 at 3:06 am
I remember one time they gave out a lot of free apps... makes me a little worried when it happens right on the doorstep of Jam Asia...
damn pavlovian response....
Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes Nov 6, 2012 at 5:30 am
great i go on holidays to europe and a slew of apps become free in canada. i will be back on december 27 hopefully i will remember to download some.
Who's not from Canada, buy this app. It's almost like BeWeather. http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/18560974/?lang=en
Thank you RIM you "care" about "all" of your loyal customers all over the world..... grrrrrrrr
Why canada only? Dafuq!
alpinechem Nov 6, 2012 at 10:00 am
Because we invented BlackBerry
mcmolineux Nov 6, 2012 at 7:22 am
So which of these are worth getting?
HofstraJet Nov 6, 2012 at 8:59 am
All of them. Even if you just install and delete. That way, they become associated with your BB ID and you keep them in your uninstalled list in case you ever want them in the future after the offer has expired.
adamschuetze Nov 6, 2012 at 1:14 pm
BeWeather, Photo Studio Pro, BePopup, SmartAlerts. Well, I already had those four apps installed. I am going to try out TuneIn.
balenax Nov 6, 2012 at 11:13 am
I wish RIM will show some appreciation for their loyal users all over the world. We are the one who buy their phones and services too, keeping the company going before bb10 launch. We feel bad for being left out watching other people get nice stuff. Not trying to be rude to canadians, just don't like the discrimination and being second hand customers.
teostar Nov 6, 2012 at 12:42 pm
my thoughts exactly. and in the bigger scheme of things the US and Canada r their biggest detractors. Y not reward the real loyal crowd...? asia, africa, latin america and the caribbean? guess they'll remember us after we move on to other devices.
Biggest detractors? US maybe but Canada not so much.
Over 20% of tablet sales in Canada are for the PlayBook. Last quarter Canada was responsible for 6% of all Blackberry phone purchases.
Wow - a lot of good stuff. Hopefully coming to the US also.
Ferraro161 Nov 6, 2012 at 9:41 am
sweet, a couple of apps there ive been wanting to get
sk8er_tor Nov 6, 2012 at 11:11 am
This list is good for two reasons.
Reason #1: Free apps
Reason #2: Shows RIM is working with Devs. Pretty much guarantees that we're going to see TuneIn and Shazam on BB10!
onvisa Nov 6, 2012 at 11:19 am
How about some of us who have OS6.6, and waiting for BB10 to come out in Jan.2013?
I hope RIM has free apps when they launch BB10.
birdman_38 Nov 6, 2012 at 12:04 pm
Nobex Radio Premium and Midnight Bowling 2 not showing up in the list. Bold 9900.
bharuch7282 Nov 6, 2012 at 12:27 pm
anybody got the color id it says unavailable for this device. im using bold 9900 with 7.1 OS canada
adamschuetze Nov 6, 2012 at 1:16 pm
So.. TuneIn or Nobex? What is a better solution, do you think?
the brother Nov 6, 2012 at 2:15 pm
i like BOTH! Nobex has great variety (and quality) but some stations are blocked from streaming. you can usually fill in those gaps with TuneIn AND this app also has the wonderful recording feature.
don't forget Shazam! it's gona be a party y'all
I'm not seeing a few of the apps above either. ColorID, Midnight Bowling2 and Photo Editor Ultimate don't show up in the app store .
Denny_Crane Nov 10, 2012 at 7:13 pm
Not available for my 9900 :( It doesn't list what devices it is available for though.
jgrzadka Nov 6, 2012 at 1:59 pm
If it is like last year they will reveal a new app every few days. By christmas all apps will be visible.
Kennedy.L Nov 6, 2012 at 2:20 pm
I appreciate the Post title "Canadians...." it saved grabbed my attention and was concise.
snowbanx Nov 6, 2012 at 2:28 pm
Nobex Radio Premium is not available for the Torch 9810 as free? WTF. But it is for 9310,20,60 and 9220? Lame.
But I can buy it for 9.99 on the 9810?
otterboxsavedmyberry Nov 7, 2012 at 7:55 am
i have a curve 9360 and its not free for me either
Bobcat665 Nov 6, 2012 at 3:20 pm
Freebies for us Canadians at last. Yay! :D
wa wa wa. I never heard so many whiners, ever. this started out good and turned into poor me..
There should not be too many on the list that most do not have, unless they are too cheap to spend a buck. A good app is a good app. Seems the rest of the world is getting that shitty American "you owe me" attitude.
billsterjito Nov 6, 2012 at 6:53 pm
Where is the os6 waiting for bb10 love?
otterboxsavedmyberry Nov 7, 2012 at 6:29 am
Went to download some of them and got told it wasn't available for my device. Strange thing is I have a few of the free versions installed already.
I have an OS 7.1 9900. Tried Color ID, Photo ultimate. They say "Not available for this device."
Please check these things before posting!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rootbrian Nov 8, 2012 at 3:48 am
Finally! Whichever is compatible with my playbook, I'M DIVIN' IN MO-APP-FOS!!!! :D
meganVee Nov 8, 2012 at 3:10 pm
Saw this last night!
Checked it out and got TuneIn Pro first thing! I have the Free TuneIn and love it so naturally had to get TuneIn Pro!!!
Got a few others as well!!!


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Gettleman getting defensive
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Tracking the NFC South
Atlanta and Tampa Bay were big players this offseason, with the Falcons signing running back Steven Jackson and the Bucs acquiring cornerback Darrelle Revis. But the Falcons have major holes on defense, where they have released three of their top five cornerbacks. Atlanta is hoping someone such as Desmond Trufant falls to them at 30. The Saints have more defensive needs than Atlanta after allowing more yards than any team in NFL history last season. They could use a pass rusher, maybe Georgias Jarvis Jones. The Bucs, who gave the Jets the 13th pick for Revis, will look for an offensive tackle in the second round.
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Last year there were eight trades on the first day of the draft. This year there are about as many teams hopeful to trade down, but seemingly not many takers willing to go up. San Francisco, with 13 picks, seems the only team willing to make a jump from its spot at 31. At least six teams in the top 12 are reportedly making calls to trade down. The Panthers would like to trade down to replace the third-round pick they sent to San Francisco last year to draft defensive end Frank Alexander. A team that covets Tavon Austin, such as St. Louis, could switch spots with Carolina.
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Remember 2011, when Clemsons defensive end was invited to Radio City Music Hall with the thought he would be one of the first names announced by commissioner Roger Goodell? Yes, his offseason knee surgery hurt his stock, but no one expected him to fall to the second round. This year the NFL invited 23 players to New York City, and its inevitable not everyone will be chosen Thursday night. Though hes one of the top dual-threat QBs in this class, Florida States E.J. Manuel may be the one sticking around Manhattan another day.
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SUNBURY — While Shikellamy was celebrating Senior Night against Shamokin on Friday, two seniors in particular stood out for the Braves.
Quarterback Garrett Kemberling and running back Alex Bruner both made a couple of big plays in the game to lift the hosts to a 28-0 Heartland-I victory over Shamokin at Shikellamy Stadium.
The win by Shikellamy (4-5, 3-2 HAC-I) sets up a conference showdown against Milton (5-4, 2-3) next week. On the line is the No. 1 seed in the upcoming District 4 Class AAA playoffs for the Braves.
"We squandered some chances there early, but our kids did what they had to do up front and we kind of took care of business on Senior Night and hopefully we can keep on progressing," said Shikellamy coach Todd Tilford.
"Our kids knew that Shamokin has some athletes and that they are a competitive team, so we had to take care of business tonight (and not look ahead to Milton)."
With Bruner leading the way for Shikellamy, Shamokin (0-9, 0-6) didn't stand much of a chance against the Braves.
Bruner made the most of his senior night appearance by accumulating more yards in one game (109) than he had in the entire season leading up to Friday (95).
Bruner's first carry in the second quarter, and third overall in the game, resulted in a 43-yard touchdown run. Shikellamy took an 8-0 lead following the touchdown when Kemberling hooked up with Jean Turber for the point after conversion.
"Bruner has really been coming on, and Turber just does a heck of a job blocking on the edge. They are both little guys and they got a lot of heart," said Tilford. "Bruner has really been planting and getting north and south and that's when he's a pretty good back.
"That touchdown was big because we were having trouble (moving the ball) early with all the Shamokin players in the box," Tilford added. "We got a little off-tackle going and Bruner just used his ability and took advantage of what was there. That was a nice run."
That 43-yard run was Bruner's longest carry of the season — up until he had a carry for 44 yards in the following series to set up the Braves' next touchdown.
With under two minutes remaining until the half, Kemberling ran for a 34-yard touchdown on a draw play to give Shikellamy a 15-0 halftime lead.
But Kemberling wasn't done yet.
The Braves quarterback passed for his fourth touchdown of the year when he found Nick Dunn for a 48-yard strike late in the third quarter. Dunn caught the ball over the out-stretched hands of Indians defender Shane Williams for his third touchdown of the season to give Shikellamy a 21-0 lead.
"I was happy to see Kemberling connect there. With teams loading up in the box we have to be able to make some plays down the field," said Tilford. "Seeing Kemberling connect with Dunn there was a good sign to break things open for us."
While the game was under Shikellamy's control by that point, the Braves would add a touchdown in the fourth on a 29-yard pass from back-up quarterback Christian Schlegel to John Schaeffer.
Shamokin and its option attack, however, was held to just 117 yards of total offense in the loss.
"It was tough because you don't see (the option) and you have to be disciplined and everybody has to play to their responsibilities," said Tilford. "The kids keep plugging away and we have a chance to get in districts and earn another home game.
"Milton has kind of become a rivalry game, and the kids have a chance to play another good team and see where we stand."