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The Daily Star
---- — Arthur Coy's work crew probably had a significant audience of passers-by at times on Thursday, Nov. 15, 1917, as work began on clearing an old apple orchard on the Huntington property on Chestnut Street. We know the site today as Huntington Park and Huntington Memorial Library, and this work marked the start of turning the land into the places we enjoy today.
"On the plateau that lies back of Dietz street, on a level with Church street, and sloping down to Chestnut has stood for years the old family orchard," it was reported in The Oneonta Star the next day. "Yesterday with a plow, a block and fall, and a strong team of horses, every one of the dozen or more fruit trees was pulled up by its roots to make way for shade trees, flowers and shrubs."
Only a couple of weeks earlier, it was reported that Henry E. Huntington had formally tendered his old home and property, that of his parents, Solon and Harriet, to the city as a gift. Huntington, born in Oneonta, had moved on to become a railroad magnate, helping his uncle Collis P. Huntington build many railroads in the western United States.
In a letter dated Nov. 1 to Oneonta Mayor Andrew E. Ceperley, Huntington wrote, "If it should be the desire of the city to house its own library in the same building, it would be perfectly satisfactory to me, but if such is the desire, I would like to be notified in due season so that I can reconstruct the building to make it suitable for the housing of the city's library."
At that time, Henry Huntington had an attractive home at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street in New York. A Star representative made the trip to New York to conduct an interview with Huntington for an article that appeared on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
"All I expect from the city of Oneonta," Huntington said, "is that it will supply the lighting and furnish the water after I have had the necessary grading done." He then took out a sheet of paper and drew his idea for a road through the park, the walkway we know today. He drew one opening on Dietz Street, near Wall Street, and another on Chestnut Street. "Of course this driveway through the park ought to be closed to business traffic," he said.
Huntington also said he had planned to put some books into an auction, but on second thought decided to give them to the Huntington Library at Oneonta.
With the apple orchards removed, Arthur Coy had more work lined up for the new park in the upcoming spring months. It was reported on Thursday, Nov. 29 that through E.R. Ford, real estate agent for Henry Huntington, the house and property of Mrs. William H. Mosher, 8 Church St., had purchased. This is today's upper section of Huntington Park. It was on this part of the park that a large rotunda was built in 1918, and razed in 1965. The price paid for the property was $7,500.
It was then reported on Thursday, Dec. 27, that several buildings on Huntington's property on the west side of Dietz Street would also be removed for the lower grounds of the new park. This included a couple of houses and a big barn used as a veterinary and hitching stable. The materials were reused in constructing other new buildings at other sites around Oneonta. One small business, a shoe repair shop, was moved to another unspecified location, as it had been moved to Dietz Street once before, but it had never been taken off the runner upon which it had been moved to that site.
Work on the park and furnishing the library continued until both were opened on Friday, July 9, 1920.
Coming Monday: Many an area building project got a green light or ground was broken in November 1977.
City Historian Mark Simonson's column appears twice weekly. On Saturdays, his column focuses on the area during the Depression and before. His Monday columns address local history after the Depression. If you have feedback or ideas about the column, write to him at The Daily Star, or email him at simmark @stny.rr.com. His website is www.oneontahistorian.com. His columns can be found at www.thedailystar.com/marksimonson.

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Oh I hope we get to seep pictures and videos from this weekend's Russian test skates. Please please please
Oh I hope we get to seep pictures and videos from this weekend's Russian test skates. Please please please
I bet Plush won't skate this weekend.
I thought this weekend's test skates were Juniors? In which case, we would definitely not see Plushy.
LOL! Definitely. But if I right remember this weekend will perform Sotnikova, Kovtun, Bazarova-Larionov... on a testskate...
Plushenko News_Eng @PlushenkoNews 4h
Video reportage from @EvgeniPlushenko's training in St.Petersburg - quads, 3A...
Is Mishin helping with him jumps or choreography here?
Excellent! Bionic!
Wow, he is in pretty great shape! I think Johnny Weir was right...Plushy will be at the Olympics and deliver.
I just hope he doesn't overdo the training/too soon? How long ago was his back surgery?
Translation today's russian TV reportage from Plushenko's training: http://evgeni-plushenko.com/forum/vi...p=79565#p79565
Evgeni Plushenko @EvgeniPlushenko 13h
Ласточки живут у меня на доме (Swallows live in my house ) http://twitter.com/EvgeniPlushenko/s...670849/photo/1
Evgeni Plushenko @EvgeniPlushenko 13h
На рыбалке (On fishing ) http://twitter.com/EvgeniPlushenko/s...615104/photo/1 He is so happy
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RT @JohnnyGWeir: Such beautiful news! Come on Zhenya! @EvgeniPlushenko @yanarudkovskaya http://www.1tv.ru/news/sport/239879 (https://twitter.com/JohnnyGWeir/stat...59087681593344)
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RT @EvgeniPlushenko: thank you Johnny!!! https://twitter.com/EvgeniPlushenko/...69524347666432
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RT @yanarudkovskaya: Sasha today met with the girl Sophia! She's older than him for 3 days!)http://instagram.com/p/dUVQo6FSJF/#
I guess most have seen this, but I wanted to repost this info on Plushy's new programs from Eislauffan:
New interview with Evgeni Plushenko here: http://www.team-russia2014.ru/article/11164.html
- FS is "Best of Plushenko", a selection of music he has used in former programs. He names "Godfather", "Adagio", "Tosca", "Tango Amore". When I was at the training camp in Italy I also heard "Sheherazade" and "Tango de Roxanne", but I don't know if that was the final version of the music. I thought that this idea is actually cool, although I usually don't like if too many music pieces are mixed together
- he is in Sotchi at the training camp but not sure if he will take part in the test skate due to a minor foot problem and also because he needs to be careful with his back
- he hopes to compete at Cup of Russia (Grand Prix in Moscow), Russian Nationals, European Championships and Olympic Games
- he knows that he will have to skate the team event as well and is ready for it. But he said if he is not healthy enough to compete four programs in Sotchi he will not go to the Olympic Games as he doesn't want to let down his team. Then a younger skater should go and compete.


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By Shawn Regan
---- — HAVERHILL — A Wingate Street condominium association says its members and other homeowners and businesses were deceived about a city program to improve the exterior appearance of downtown buildings with free loans.
Tony Feliu, trustee of the Wingate Condominium Association, said city officials promised the association a $25,000 loan for facade improvements that it would not have to repay as long as ownership of the property did not change for 10 years.
A few months after offering the deal, however, Feliu said the city changed the terms of the program to one in which the association would have to repay not only the $25,000 principal but also 1 percent interest over 10 years.
"We were victims of a bait-and-switch deception by city officials," said Feliu, who is bringing his grievance to City Council tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
Feliu also claims other homeowner groups and downtown businesses were similarly misled by the city about the facade program, including Potter Place Condo Association on Washington Street and the nearby Hans Garden restaurant.
Economic Development Director William Pillsbury does not dispute the association was initially told it would not have to repay the loan. However, Pillsbury said that information, which was provided in what he called "promotional material" on the program and by his staff, was erroneous.
"It was a mistake and we regret it and I've apologized to Mr. Feliu," Pillsbury said. "But we have to be consistent in how we use taxpayer money. As soon as I saw what they were expecting, I said we can't do this. They never received anything in writing that it would be a free loan. Their contract says they have to pay it back at 1 percent interest over 10 years. We thought that was a pretty good deal."
Pillsbury said the federally-subsidized facade loan program is new and that the Wingate Street condo association is the second group to use it. He said the first business to use it, Bannon's Spa on Winter Street, paid back a comparable loan for exterior building improvements.
"Imagine how (Bannon's) would feel if we gave someone a free loan after they just paid theirs back," Pillsbury said. "And when we get the money back, that's also how we do more loans and improve more buildings."
Feliu said his association was told that as long as the property was maintained and ownership did not change, the loan would be forgiven. For costs above the $25,000 limit of the program, participants were told to secure ordinary business loans through local banks, he said.
Feliu said the association applied for the program last spring and was accepted. He said the association took out a commercial loan to secure more funds.
There were several delays in securing the $25,000 and the association eventually had to authorize its masonry contractor to begin work before the association received any money from the facade program, Feliu said. There are 36 residential units and six commercial units in the building.
"This pushed our finances to the limit — a risk we thought was acceptable considering we expected the money to be forthcoming," Feliu said in a letter to City Council on the dispute. "June and July passed without action from the city. In August ... we learned the city had no intention of fulfilling its promise of a depreciating loan."
"In mid September, after seven months of applications, telephone calls and e-mails, a contract was given to us. Ten years, one percent (interest), no depreciation — take it or leave it," Feliu wrote. "The trustees, representing the interest of all unit owners, do not understand what happened. This is not how local government should work."
Feliu said Bank of New of New England, which the city identified as a partner in the facade program, was also surprised the terms of the program were changed.
"They (the bank) stand to lose business if not credibility for being an unwitting participant," Feliu said.
Feliu said the condominium owners want the council to intervene and urge Mayor James Fiorentini to fulfill the original terms of the loan.
"The trustees believe that if a vendor of the city decided not to fulfill the terms of a contract, the city would hold them to task," Feliu said in his letter to councilors. "As residents and taxpayers, we expect no less from the government sector than government expects of the private sector ... The trustees find this a matter of trust and government integrity."


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Whether we're ready or not, it's time to start shopping for back-to-school supplies again! Steve Greenberg is the author of "Gadget Nation", and once again he's found the latest and greatest gizmos to make going back to school a little bit easier.
HP SlateBook x2 -- is a combination netbook and tablet—it offers students the flexibility and fun of a tablet as well as the productivity and power of a notebook. HP SlateBook x2 is $479.99 and available at www.hpdirect.com. For more info go to: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/ads/x2/slatebook-x2.html.
Epson Expression Home XP-410 Small-in-One® --Boasting one of the smallest printer footprints on the market, this "small-in-one" offers top quality features at an affordable price—just $99. It's great for students on a budget or for those living in tight dorms or other quarters with limited space. Designed as a complete wireless solution, the XP-410 offers Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ n, Wi-Fi Direct™, and Epson Connect™ for convenient wireless printing on-the-go from an iPad®, iPhone®, or Android tablet or smartphone. Plus, the XP-410 Small-in-One features bonus templates enabling students to create and print school projects and reports with a personal touch, including calendar pages, graph paper and even note paper with a personal photo in the background. More information on the $99 Epson Expression Home XP-410 can be found online at www.epson.com.
Zazzle www.zazzle.com --is an online marketplace where you can buy and make anything customized from smartphone cases to skateboards to flip flops to t-shirts and more. Zazzle's proprietary technology lets users personalize more than 95-million products. Based in the Bay Area, Zazzle is making products to order, typically within 24 hours. Zazzle's vision is to redefine commerce, powered by the world's imagination. Here are two sample Back-2-School products as examples--
- Liberty Bottleworks Aluminum Water Bottles ($29.95) --24 oz. hydration never looked so good-- Made of 100% super-strong recycled aluminum, this rugged water bottle features an easy quarter turn open/close cap and tapered neck for splash free drinking. Printed with a food-grade coating that's 100% BPA free, rest assured that this water bottle is as safe as it is beautiful.
- Rickshaw iPad/Tablet Photo Sleeve ($71.95) --This unique sleeve uses images selected from your smartphone or Instagram to create a personalized must-have Back-2-School sleeve. Made with water resistant fabrics and an ultra-plush padded liner, this sleeve delivers protection while beautifully displaying your artwork, text and images. Made in San Francisco, California with a focus on environmentally sustainable production, the Rickshaw iPad sleeve is a simple, stylish, and sustainable solution for protecting your electronic device.
ZocDoc –here's a free app every parent needs to know about—especially with required pre-school check ups—ZocDoc is a free service and app that allows you to find a nearby in-network doctor or dentist, see their real-time availability and instantly book an appointment online. The service is available 24/7, allowing parents to book the family's appointments at their convenience. Parents can read verified patient reviews and search by health insurance plans to find the right doctor. They can also use the Pediatric Search feature to find specialists who see kids, making it even easier for parents to schedule their family's care. This service is free for patients via ZocDoc.com or the free ZocDoc apps for iPhone and Android. A Spanish-language version called ZocDoc en Español is also available espanol.zocdoc.com.
2013 Carrera Unisex E00414 Foldable City Commuter Bike Folding City Helmet $85 from KOO BIKES and eBay Patented Folding helmet for the urban cyclist--Safety assured passing CE cycle helmet tests--Folds to a third of original size. Super lightweight and ventilated all round with simple elastic and velcro fastening so it's easy to adjust and fold. eBay is a great place for brand new and hard-to-find items at a fixed price— http://www.ebay.com/itm/321134350833?hlp=false&var=
Airbac --is the only backpack with a patented air support system which makes it feel like the weight of the bag and contents have been cut in half. For the kids heading back to school with lots of heavy books, Airbac is the perfect option. The air cushion on the backside of the backpack literally takes the weight off your child's back. The Airbac is $89.99 and is available at Macy's and online at www.airbac.com.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes The 2011 Meursault presents with a bouquet of toasted almonds, honey and candied lemon. In the mouth there are again aromas of acacia honey and also toasted and vanilla notes. It is a powerful and round wine.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Round and supple, with excellent cut. The apple, peach and lemon flavors start out matched to a rich texture, dovetailing to a point as the finish stretches out.."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "An exceptionally fresh and elegant nose displays dried flowers, citrus and a hint of wet stone before sliding gracefully into detailed, racy and highly energetic flavors that offers the same minerality as suggested by the nose on the dry and moderately austere finish. An understated and..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "There is enough reduction to prevent a proper assessment of the nose. There is excellent richness to the relatively generous and round yet attractively intense and saline middle weight flavors that benefit from an abundance of dry extract that coats the mouth on the lemony finish. This is an..
Cellar/Tasting Notes At maturity the palate and nose of the Meursault are explosive; a large range of aromas are expressed, such as honey, exotic fruits, butter, hazelnut, grilled almond, yellow fruit, aniseed, toffee.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Honey, tangerine and mint are some of the many notes that inform the 2012 Meursault. Rich and exotic in the glass, the 2012 is deep, explosive and layered to the core. I am not sure how the 2012 will age, but it is a drop-dead beauty today and should deliver considerable pleasure for at least a..
Cellar/Tasting Notes The rich, fruity and powerful aromas are highlighted by spicy and mineral notes. Delicious exotic dishes will pair perfectly with this complex wine, whose personality will have fully developed after three to seven years in the bottle.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "offers up notes of white peach, spiced pear and acacia blossom?lilting mouth feel to the well-detailed, vibrant and attractively mineral driven flavors that possess fine complexity on the well-balanced and lingering finish. This is very pretty.


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Re: why triple cap?ghorman Apr 13, 2012 12:38 PM (in response to grif77775)
because they are clueless....
Re: why triple cap?jwaller123 Apr 13, 2012 12:41 PM (in response to ghorman)
A triple cap can ruin the game just as fast as it can win it. You just need to know what is needed ans at what time..It also depends on who you are playing with.
Re: why triple cap?wadeywilson Apr 13, 2012 1:06 PM (in response to grif77775)
It's because they want the extra points for the cap. They don't care about strategy, maybe that cap will get them their Stealth Bomber!
Re: why triple cap?MUPHinATHONG Apr 14, 2012 3:43 AM (in response to wadeywilson)
This is exactly what I'm saying... Players have become so accustomed to being the most badass guy at this game. Some people just like to run around and shoot people and have fun.. If you are so intense on capping 2 flags and sitting there and holding average to below average people off the 'b' flag join MLG or find another hobby. I realize that some people like to win, but others just look to video games to have fun... It isn't all about sitting in one spot to kill people and get kills.
Personally, I run around, and 3-cap every chance I get. I enjoy the chaos, and I hate camping, regardless of gametype. If you wanna watch an objective play S&D.
Re: why triple cap?Rob12 Apr 14, 2012 5:41 AM (in response to MUPHinATHONG)
What a douche. Dom IS an objective based game too you moron. You ruin the game for others who are trying to play it properly. If you have the other team spawning from the same spot, then you are more likely to get more kills. If you cap the 3rd and flip the spawns, you are likely to die more. also if you cap the 3rd you ruin it for your team mates who are likely to be happy with the 2 flags capped for the above reasons. Selfish.
Re: why triple cap?scolia5044 Apr 13, 2012 1:12 PM (in response to grif77775)
I hate triple capping i can have a great spot between flag b and our spawn flag and then the enemy team will just pop up behind me
Re: why triple cap?nzoldschool Apr 13, 2012 2:46 PM (in response to scolia5044)
Why not? .lets face it alot of dom games are lopsided so why not completely dominate if you can, it creates a faster flowing game with more strafing battles. Get out of your spots in those lopsided matches and DOMINATE. That would be my answer to your question it has nothing to do with bieng clueless but more to to do with ho hum now this is getting boring there just sitting at there spawn now, to scared to move so lets kick them out of the tent and then do it all again up the other end ..
Re: why triple cap?Aero_Stryker Apr 13, 2012 2:58 PM (in response to nzoldschool)
Made no sense. The point of the game is to win, not to try and make the game harder and more random than it already is.
Re: why triple cap?nzoldschool Apr 13, 2012 4:33 PM (in response to Aero_Stryker)
Makes perfect sense. The point is to win and have fun while your doing it.If fun to you means game after game of dom you play the same tactic use the same spot and doesnt like surprises regardless of the skill level of your oposistion then good for you.But for me that gets old real fast release after release and i say if you can win 200-30 by capping and holding 3 flags go for it. A bit of randomness in domination is a good thing especially when in partys. You just have to be more aware of the spawns and whats going on around you.Alot of people are to generic in how they approach dom game after game. How the game is tactically approached or played should be decided depending on the skill level of the opposistion.
Re: why triple cap?SlashDannny Apr 13, 2012 4:33 PM (in response to nzoldschool)
I Agree Completely.
Re: why triple cap?Aero_Stryker Apr 14, 2012 3:29 AM (in response to nzoldschool)
My post from another thread:
"I've finally figured out why Domination spawns will flip for seemingly no reason. If you drop an airstrike into the enemy's spawn, or if you hammer it with killstreaks, it'll make them spawn behind you to avoid having the enemy getting spawn killed the whole match. I've also noticed that if you're playing Dom and your team kills a lot of enemies within a short amount of time, the game will flip their spawn, probably for the same reason: to keep them from getting spawn killed the whole match."
So in addition to the spawns flipping when 1 or 2 people on your team go hard a little too much, or gets an AC-130, you'd like to screw your team over even more by 3-capping and ruining the spawns? I don't get why you'd play a team game if you just want to work against your team? It's baffling.
Re: why triple cap?vims1990 Apr 14, 2012 3:46 AM (in response to Aero_Stryker)
I always party up with NZ Oldschool and a few others when playing MW3 & we rarely have trouble triple capping as a team.
As a clan, we've won about 90% of our games (without dashboarding) even if we triple cap as a party. In the first clan op, our clan came 2nd place for most domination caps by triple capping, allowing the opposition to spawn at the opposite end, kill them and cap.....and so on.
The only maps we've really controlled two flags is Mission, Hardhat & Interchange. Other than that, we normally triple cap as a team.
I don't have a problem with it to be honest. I mean it's a free pointstreak out for grabs anyway.
It just depends on who your opponents are and which map you're playing on.
Re: why triple cap?Aero_Stryker Apr 14, 2012 3:53 AM (in response to vims1990)
Of course you can still win, but with things like lag comp, good players, and the bad spawn system, why try and make it harder for yourself? I hold a 3.22 K/D and a 12.44 W/L without dashboarding because my clan knows better than to triple cap. What happens if you go up against a good team like us and you try and triple cap? You'll just be making your loss official. We have more trouble with teams who try and box us in than teams who see every flag grab as their next killstreak.
Re: why triple cap?vims1990 Apr 14, 2012 4:09 AM (in response to Aero_Stryker)
Essentially, it's stops opposing players from leaving games often (because they're stuck against players with a mic & "skill") & it gives us more of a challenge playing as a party.
It does get boring when you have the opposition refusing to getting out of their spawn so we push them out by triple capping. It doesn't really make the game that difficult.
What happens if you go up against a good team like us and you try and triple cap? You'll just be making your loss official. We have more trouble with teams who try and box us in than teams who see every flag grab as their next killstreak.
As I stated before, it depends on opposing player skill level & map.
Of course, when we play against clans/parties (depending on skill level), we do keep them locked at one flag.
Re: why triple cap?Aero_Stryker Apr 14, 2012 4:20 AM (in response to vims1990)
Doing it on a case-by-case basis isn't reliable either, as we've gone up against teams who seemed retarded for the first half of the game, only to go tryhard and give us a run for our money in the second half. If you formulate a strategy for each map and stick with it all the time, your losses will be a lot lower than if you randomize the game by triple capping. I remember my CoD4 days when I used to triple cap, thinking it was the best playstyle, until some friends showed me otherwise. I don't really care if other people like to 3-cap, as long as they don't end up on our team when someone leaves.
Re: why triple cap?vims1990 Apr 14, 2012 4:29 AM (in response to Aero_Stryker)
Aero_Stryker wrote:
Doing it on a case-by-case basis isn't reliable either, as we've gone up against teams who seemed retarded for the first half of the game, only to go tryhard and give us a run for our money in the second half. If you formulate a strategy for each map and stick with it all the time, your losses will be a lot lower than if you randomize the game by triple capping. I remember my CoD4 days when I used to triple cap, thinking it was the best playstyle, until some friends showed me otherwise. I don't really care if other people like to 3-cap, as long as they don't end up on our team when someone leaves.
I can agree with that & I'm not disagreeing that triple capping can f*ck up the spawns & the tide of the game...it happened to me plenty of times when an enemy player spawns directly behind me.
For me, I prefer playing against 6 vs 6 for an entire match (against randoms) if it means triple capping instead of 6 vs. 2 against those poor random players who are stuck for the entire match (who really can't do much in these situations).
If it means one death, I really don't care (never really cared about my individual stats).
Normally when we play against full parties though, we are more strict with controlling two flags.
Re: why triple cap?Aero_Stryker Apr 14, 2012 4:39 AM (in response to vims1990)
I don't care about 1 death either, only when that 1 death turns into more and more because we've lost all map control. I don't even risk 3-capping when there's only 1-2 people left because the loners are usually running Assassin and corner camping at that point, and I want to know where they are at all times. I always play with a full team of 6, but some people in our clan have bad connections and tend to lag out every few games, often leaving us with a rambo who thinks that he can win the war by himself. It probably sounds like i'm ranting at this point, but I just believe that map control is better than chaos.
I've given up on every other game mode except Dom and HC Dom because the spawns are so bad in this game. HQ had great spawns in Black Ops, but MW3 completely ruined it.
Re: why triple cap?TheRandyNinja Apr 14, 2012 5:27 AM (in response to nzoldschool)
i hit all three non stop i dont care about who spawns where and camping up for kills. i usually come out of the game with most kills and caps compared to the idiots with high kills and no caps. its an objective game if they have A & B camped so hard grabbing C will only be a plus if they can't keep hold of A then mabey there not as good as they think they are !
Re: why triple cap?grif77775 Apr 14, 2012 3:07 AM (in response to nzoldschool)
so the reason for triple capping in your opinion boredom. You would happily give up the major advanage you have on the other team just because your bored with winning
Re: why triple cap?nzoldschool Apr 14, 2012 6:37 AM (in response to grif77775)
Nope never get bored of winning but get bored with how its done against weaker opponents I mean comeone guys some of you people are experienced shooters.And playing domination as a team against 0.64k/d shooters who dont know what there doing, and your theory is no dont triple cap it means theres a chance were going to lose, so i'll just sit here lock the map down and shoot all the nubs that run at me for 8minutes would make me fall asleep:P .Obviously you pick what games to triple cap when to triple and when to hold the fort .Some people play a generic onestyle fits all regardless of how skill less there oponents are and some teams don't.Cant say triple capping when we do it losses us the game, normally means we win by 200-40 and have alot of laughs doing it
Re: why triple cap?bigjon00 Apr 13, 2012 4:41 PM (in response to grif77775)
i do it when my team pure spawn kill them , i seriously hate spawn killers they are sad fuks so i capp the 3rd flagg other than that i wont do it /
Re: why triple cap?Aero_Stryker Apr 14, 2012 3:25 AM (in response to bigjon00)
So you'd rather try to make your team, the team that you're a part of, lose, just because you don't like them using their skill and teamwork to their advantage? Maybe you should play free for all instead of a team game that requires teamwork. Whenever I have a retard like that on my team, I get the rest of my team to back up so we can let the enemies kill the idiot trying to triple cap. Works a lot.
Re: why triple cap?bigjon00 Apr 14, 2012 5:20 AM (in response to Aero_Stryker)
im a big team player but it gets to a point where they truely spawn kill them and its not SKILL to spawn kill how is it skilll?
even when i capp the tird flagg my team dosen't lose .
i play with randoms and there is never team work im running back n fourth defending two flaggs while they sit at the enemys spawn n **** them ,
i know you think im not a team player but this game is fullof people wanting easy kills
if you lpayed a gamew with me you'd see how much of a team player i am .
Re: why triple cap?Lagnet_is_Epic_Fail Apr 13, 2012 4:42 PM (in response to grif77775)
Only complete idiots triple cap, it guarantees the enemy will spawn behind you and 9/10 times you'll lose all 3 flags. It's the #1 fastest and best way to lose the game.
Which is why I would ALWAYS teamkill someone if they were trying to take the last flag (especially if it was the "weak" flag on the map)
Re: why triple cap?nzoldschool Apr 13, 2012 4:51 PM (in response to Lagnet_is_Epic_Fail)
Mayhaps you should join the new zealand / australian lobbys and see just how wrong your statement is
Re: why triple cap?wikked75 Apr 13, 2012 4:43 PM (in response to grif77775)
i will triple cap, sometimes. i like to dominate. and i think my team is good enough to kill random spawners. it's still a point and shoot game, and just because they spawn randomly, doesn't mean they are gonna kill me. i'm still gonna be checking my flanks, and not focusing in one direction.
but sometimes, an enemy will get through, kill me, and i will spawn on their side, so i cap it. it's not me being an idiot. it's me saying, ok, if you are on my side, and i spawn at your flag, i'm taking it. most times, they get killed and don't take our flag, but, hey, i was near a flag, so i'm taking it.
Re: why triple cap?wraithoverlord Apr 14, 2012 3:33 AM (in response to grif77775)
Becuase somtimes the opposite team is that bad you can dominate them to humiliate them just that bit more.
Re: why triple cap?MUPHinATHONG Apr 14, 2012 3:38 AM (in response to grif77775)
I just wanna point out that if you're talking about holding 2 out of the 3 objectives, and you're leaving the enemy team to spawn at 1 objective, than yes, it is spawn trapping. Why else would you want to hold 2 of the 3 objectives? Because they could spawn behind you?
Re: why triple cap?grif77775 Apr 14, 2012 4:04 AM (in response to MUPHinATHONG)
I was talking about pushing their spawn or watching the areas they should spawn. What I'm asking is why give up sitution awareness. You know where they are and they don't know where you are, you're giving up a massive advanage so why do it
Re: why triple cap?wikked75 Apr 14, 2012 5:46 AM (in response to gallp13)
i think a lot of people know better, i just think the majority of the millions of players don't take the game seriously enough to think too much about tactics.
Re: why triple cap?blb128 Apr 14, 2012 6:40 AM (in response to grif77775)
The group I run with triple caps if the other team just camps in their spawn and does nothing. This is very boring so we triple cap them to flip the spawns for some action. We arent affraid to triple cap for losing. My W/L is 19.72 nuff said
Re: why triple cap?deftonicdamian Apr 14, 2012 10:29 AM (in response to blb128)
When I play with certain groups of friends we triple cap as well. 2 capping can be very boring if the team admits defeat and stops going for the flags. Triple capping and splitting up, 2 people per flag definetly gets you a lot of defends, kills, and just more points in general. They all hold like 44-65W/L and whatnot so I just play along, since mine's not even a 30.


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"If you need a place to cool off, get a cold drink, we want you to come in to the Salvation Army and share your coolness with us!" said Lillian Harding, Communications Manager for the organization.
Volunteers like Virginia Hitson of Lawrenceville also gave out free fans to those who needed them.
"When it's hot, we give cool. When it's cool we give hot," said Hitson in her Peruvian accent. She explains that in the winter they give out blankets and in the summer, fans and a place too cool off.
Charles Houghton, of Duluth, came to the center to escape the 100-plus degree heat and pick up a fan. The 60 year old disabled man does have air conditioning at his home but says it's not enough on a day like today. "So a fan, even the smallest fan, set next to my chair is a big help," said Houghton.
The social Houghton said he also came out to meet new people. He sat at a table sipping ice water and chatting with Cheryl Hulsey, 59, of Norcross.
Hulsey said she is trying to stay indoors and avoid the heat, but came down to the Salvation Army to also get a free box fan. She has air conditioning in her home as well, but will use the fan to keep her electric costs down. "[The air conditioning] is not enough and it costs so much to run it when it's this hot," said Hulsey. "We keep it at like 78, and the fan, I'll keep it blowing on me."
The only qualification to get a free box fan? "You have to be hot!" said Harding. "If you don't have air conditioning, especially our elderly, who may not have air conditioned homes. We want to make sure they come in and they're able to get a fan today."
Lawrenceville was the third stop of the day for the Salvation Army's Major Todd Hawks, the new Commander for the organization's Metro Atlanta Area. "I spoke to a lady this morning, she said that her air conditioning had broken a few weeks ago, and here we are passing out box fans," said Hawks. "This is a simple way to help our neighbors during this heat."
The 500 fans given out in Lawrenceville, Decatur and Atlanta were the gift of an anonymous donor said Hawks. "Two weeks ago, we had a shipment of fans. They [the donor] realized that the heat was on its way and they called us and said 'we'd like to make another donation. We'd like to purchase more fans.'" The donor then made a cash donation and the Salvation Army was able to go out to Home Depot to purchase them immediately and hand them out today.
And it was just in time.
"I do appreciate the Salvation Army for doing this," said Hulsey. "It's a wonderful thing they're doing and I can't tell you how much I appreciate it."
The cooling center will be open until 5pm Friday and the free fans given out until they are all gone.
Hawks said he would make a decision later Friday whether to open the cooling centers again on Saturday and Sunday.
Other cooling centers and fan giveaway sites are Ray and Joan Kroc Center Community Center, 967 Dewey Street SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 and The Salvation Army Peachcrest, 3500 Sherrydale Lane, Decatur, GA 30032.
For additional sites and information, visit the Salvation Army's website. If you know of anybody who is suffering under this heat and is in need of assistance, pass the information on and we will make sure it gets to the authorities.


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I'm interested in hearing others thoughts on this routine.
I have a couple of hesitations:
1) Does strict press really deserve its own day? (I like the squats, DL, and bench)
2) The concept of going conservative with your numbers in order to allow yourself room to achieve success. Sounds like sandbagging to me.
3) One month seems like a long cycle to me. I'm considering condensing the program by running more than 4 workouts a week. However, if it works as is, I won't.
I am by no means knowledgeable on the subject, these are just my initial thoughts. Would like some input from people who have experience running the program.
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He recommends the standing press, not the push press. It's a great lift, if you can't press your bodyweight overhead then you need to work this lift.
His method is slow and steady wins the race. His program has worked for a lot of people, it is simple to execute, so simple that people often muck it up and wonder why it doesn't work. You definitely aren't sandbagging it, you are building up a base and with the final sets of the 5/3/1 work you should be working hard. Keep in mind the accessory work needs to be worked hard.
The reality is if you train at 100% all the time you'll burn out. If you wave the load and volume, you can work around 90% of your capacity (not 1RM) for long periods of time and make gains. Wendler does this by changing the main exercise 5/3/1 exercises rep ranges and loads. Westside does it by changing the exercises frequently. Other programs do it by keeping volume extremely low and intensity high. While others keep the volume high and the intensity low. 5/3/1 balances both pretty well.
If you know how your body responds to training intensity and volume, then you might be able to skip a deload week. But if you aren't making gains or every time you hit the gym you pound yourself into the ground, then you should probably take the deload week. A compromise would be a 6 week cycle followed by a short deload.
If you really want to give his program a shot, do his program. Don't do 5/3/1 6 days a week without a deload.
As I mentioned, many have done well on it. It's simple and effective. I'm not saying it is the best program in the world, but it covers all the bases pretty well.
oops, meant *strict press
good feedback. much appreciated. I'm still debating running the program, strongly considering it
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Training fine, but when in a pinch …
In an opinion piece by Richard G. Kennel printed on Jan. 25, he stated that a man or woman not well-trained in the use of firearms would likely do more harm than good. His thoughts were in response to a new NRA slogan that a good guy with a gun will stop a bad guy with a gun. He also cited a couple examples of trained individuals that made a difference, and he went on to say he didn't have a problem with the citizenry packing as long as they're trained, and he also gave stipulations on the training, and that some were or could be "woefully ineffective and even dangerous."
I agree with Richard in one sense that trained would be better than not. If I had a certain problem in a certain area, would a trained proctologist be better than one of my pals that was good at plumbing? Without equivocation. But let me start that again, however. If Richard or I dropped due to a coronary problem in public, he would prefer a "trained" individual save him lest he be damaged further from a broken rib that could possibly puncture his lung or damage some other vital in his innards. While he or like-minded individuals wait dying, I'd prefer somebody just give it a shot (play on words intended).
Statistics bear out that in certain states, just the notion that he or she could be packing is and remains quite the deterrent. Be advised, if a perp or a poor misguided soul who needs treatment or a hug is intending to do me or mine harm, and I can't get to mine, or whoever you might be, break it out, aim for center mass and get with it.
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I have seen the possible future of our country. While traveling in a troop convoy from Yokohama through Tokyo and as part of the occupation of Japan, I saw the horrors of war firsthand. In the area we went through, downtown Tokyo was not too bad.
Although there was some bomb damage, most of the buildings were still standing. In the suburbs, the only clear area was the road on which we were traveling. For miles and miles on each side of the road, there were nothing but mountains of rubble. No animals, no people, just quiet desolation. Sometime later I was given a temporary assignment to a hotel in Tokyo. The hotel itself had minor damage.
However, looking east, and as far as the eyes could see, there was nothing but chimneys. The houses themselves had been completely destroyed. Now I am not talking about pictures, I am talking about what I saw.
To me, it seems that the present administration is trying to destroy the economy, eliminate nuclear deterrence, gut the military and disarm the citizens. When America gets weak enough, the bombs will fall. I have seen first hand what happens when the military is unable to defend their country.
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I watched this movie when I was bored one night and was blown away. The scene when Vincent comes out of the smoker with the pig head on and a roaring chainsaw in his hand...I nearly shit my pants. Then they proceeded to have a Chainsaw fight. The whole time it was happening, wild guitar solo's played in my head.
OMG...my wife introduced me to this movie and it's become one of my guilty pleasures. I loved it!!!!!
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Is this the one about critters in fritters?
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This Week in Crusader Baseball: Valpo finishes out the regular season this weekend against Youngstown State. The Crusaders entered last weekend with a ten-game winning streak before losing three in a row to UIC. The Brown and Gold can finish anywhere from second to fifth place in the Horizon League. With UIC owning the head-to-head tiebreaker, a third place finish appears most probable for the local nine. Valpo would have to pick up two games on the Flames to leapfrog them into second place. In order for Youngstown State to not finish fifth, a sweep over Valpo is a necessity in addition to a UIC sweep over Wright State in Dayton.
Series Notes: Valpo leads the all-time series 41-15. Valpo took two of three from Youngstown State in April. The Penguins win in the Sunday game of that series was their first against the Crusaders since May 14th, 2010.
Scouting the Penguins: Youngstown State currently stands at 14-38 overall. The Penguins have lost ten of their last eleven games including three straight conference series losses. Pitching - the bullpen, more specifically - continues to hamstring Youngstown State.
Patrick O'Brien gets the ball Thursday for Youngstown State. The junior started against the Crusaders last May in Valpo in a 13-2 Youngstown State loss. O'Brien also made the start in the Saturday game earlier this season, throwing 7 2/3 innings, allowing eleven hits, three earned runs, and two walks while striking out three in a 6-3 Penguin loss versus the Crusaders. He's been arguably the most reliable starter for the Penguins in 2013, logging the most innings pitched (77 1/3) while walking just 17 batters. While O'Brien has kept the free passes to a minimum, he has yielded six home runs.
Junior third-baseman Drew Dosch paces the Youngstown State offense. Dosch leads the Penguins in runs scored, hits, doubles, triples, slugging percentage, walks, and on-base percentage. An odds-on favorite for First Team All-Horizon League at the hot corner, Dosch has maintained his offensive prowess without last year's partner-in-crime Jeremy Banks.
Et Cetera: Injuries have kept Valpo trainer Jason Burgess busy this spring, but at last all the pieces seem to be coming together as last Sunday's lineup represents a more ideal offensive attack...Despite Spencer Mahoney's season batting average of .264, the sophomore is hitting .343 in conference play...Billy Cribbs has thrown out an astounding 44.2% of would-be base stealers...closer Karch Kowalczyk has allowed only one run in 2013. The junior's 0.47 ERA is tops in the Horizon League...Andrew Bain is 23-for-57 (.404) with runners in scoring position...Bryce Hara is 21-for-42 at the plate when leading off an inning...As a team, the Crusaders are batting .212 with the bases loaded, but their .277 overall batting average is in the top half of college baseball.
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By Anne-Marie Walker, Marin Master Gardener
When asked why plant an herb garden, I am quick to respond Thoreau may have put it best; "If the day and night are such that you greet them with joy, and life emits a fragrance like flowers and sweet-scented herbs … that is your success."
Our temperate, Mediterranean climate affords a particular pleasure; the ability to grow many herbs year round in our Bay Area gardens. While growth rates in winter may slow, most perennial herbs thrive during our relatively mild winters. Nothing brightens a winter day better than a little handful of fragrant herbs as garniture to a soup, brewed in a tisane or added to salads, sauces and stews. You may not have lived until you have tasted a sage leaf fried in olive oil! Long after consumption, the lingering fragrance of herbs in your winter kitchen will recall the largesse of summer's sweet bounty. And, when you glance out your kitchen window, you cannot overlook the beauty herbs add to the garden in winter.
Look at the striking lushness of herbs in this photo; a border of oregano, purple sage and pelargonium thrive in the foreground with Melissa officinalis, also a culinary sage, abounding in the background.
Historically, herbs have long been valued to enhance aroma and taste. After cold winters devoid of fresh greens, the first spring shoots of herbs such as sorrel, borage, purslane and dandelion were eagerly awaited. To grow herbs in a winter garden, first select herbs that can handle winter's assault; reduced sunlight, cooler temperatures and rain. In the Bay Area, a list of winter herbs can certainly include marjoram, mint, oregano, sage, thyme, winter savory and lemon balm, a delightful addition to salads, soups and marmalades. You may of course also succeed with parsley (a true biennial), rosemary and two tender perennials chives and tarragon. With these last two, expect a six week period of dormancy.
There are few rules for growing herbs. Plant the herbs in well drained soil; a 50/50 mix of potting soil and perlite works well. Resist the urge to fertilize because it encourages lush growth at the expense of taste. Harvest herbs as needed in the morning before the warmth of the sun draws out essential oils. Lastly, perennials such as mint, marjoram, lemon balm and winter savory benefit from cutting back. Parsley will need to be replaced after the second year. Oregano, sage, and thyme should be dug up in the spring every third year and after cutting the root ball into two or three pieces, replant.
Winter herbs greatly complement fall and winter crops such as radicchio and kale. Next time you want to brighten up your winter day, try this simple winter caprese salad. Layer alternately four ounces of mozzarella and a head of red radicchio (leaves separated) and top with a chiffonade of kale (1 leaf with rib discarded and sliced thinly). Top with ½ cup of roasted hazelnuts coarsely chopped. Zest one orange over the dish and sprinkle with herbed sea salt - 50/50 mix of chopped fresh oregano, thyme and sage and sea salt. Drizzle with olive oil and serve. You'll be hooked growing herbs all winter long!
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Happy Thanksgiving!
At this time of year, we are reminded of all the gifts we have in our lives. We at Marin Master Gardeners are grateful for all the people in Marin who have visited us at a farmer's market or help desk, taken a Bay Friendly Garden Walk with us, taken one of our classes, visited one of our Demonstration Gardens or the IVC Farm, read our articles bought tomatoes at our annual Tomato Market or visited our website. We are so privileged to live in this amazing County where there are people who care about sustaining the quality of life we enjoy. Thank you.


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FORT WORTH – Area cutting horse competitor Jaylee Hall, of Weatherford, was a big winner in Fort Worth during the NCHA Supers Stakes.
A freshman at Weatherford High School, Hall's American quarter horse Mae C Grey scored a 219.5 in the Super Stakes Classic Unlimited Amateur Finals to earn the championship and a paycheck for $3,843. Hall, 15, and Mae C Grey, by Dulces Smart Lena and out of Berry Special Peppy, also earned a Gist Silversmith championship buckle, a Sean Ryon saddle and a bridle from Dennis Moreland.
The NCHA Super Stakes and Super Stakes Classic features nearly 2,000 4-, 5- and 6-year-old cutting horses competing for a purse of more than $3.25 million in cash and prizes. The competition runs through Saturday and includes the Best of the West Shopping Spectacular, featuring upscale western lifestyle products, tack and equipment.
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A full house at Parsippany Town Hall's Council Chambers for Monday's Planning Board general business meeting turned out to be too full.
Residents from Parsippany's Intervale area—including citizens of nearby Mountain Lakes—packed the large room. They were there to hear continued testimony on the .
But the testimony could not go forward. After the meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance, Parsippany Fire Official Michael D'Alessandro announced that the proceedings could not continue because the number of people in the room exceeded the maximum amount allowed by township fire safety code.
D'Alessandro could not be reached to provide the number. A staffer in the town's Fire Prevention office said the official would not be in the office until Thursday. Currently, the only fire safety sign in Council Chambers says a maximum of 124 people can be in the front approximate three-quarters of the large room, which can be divided into a front and smaller rear section.
Board Chair Kaushik "Casey" Parikh ran through other matters scheduled to be heard before the panel, in hopes that the audience size might be reduced and allow the Waterview application testimony to proceed. The move proved fruitless, as most everyone in the building, including Mayor James Barberio and Town Council members Michael dePierro, Paul Carifi Jr. and Brian Stanton, was present for the Waterview case.
Developer RD Realty wants to convert 26 acres on the plaza that are zoned for office space into an overlay zone that would allow mixed retail and residential use.
Many residents object to the Waterview development project for a host of reasons, including fears regarding environmental concerns, increased traffic, possible school overcrowding, higher taxes and negative impacts on quality of life.
Whole Foods Market hopes to have a Parsippany location up and running by 2015.
Parikh said testimony on the controversial application will resume at a future date in a different location; both have yet to be determined. He said the likely new site will be a school and that the board will contact the Parsippany school district to make arrangements.
The Planning Board is not deciding whether the project will move forward. It will hear the testimony and make a recommendation to the Township Council, which ultimately will decide the Waterview development proposal's fate.


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Boeing, Siemens form alliance for DoD project
Boeing and Siemens have joined forces to improve the Dept. of Defense's (DOD) energy consumption levels, which is the highest in the federal government, with Smart Grid technology.
Boeing and Siemens today announced a strategic alliance for the joint development and marketing of Smart Grid technologies to improve energy access and security for the U.S. Dept. of Defense (DOD), the largest energy consumer in the federal government. Siemens has provided a video that further explains the alliance.
The collaboration centers on providing U.S. military installations with secure microgrid management solutions that lower operational costs and increase energy efficiency.
"This collaboration will make a real difference in how the DOD uses energy," said Tim Noonan, vice president of Boeing Energy. "For years, Boeing has developed secure, networked systems vital to the nation's defense, and bringing this capability to the development of energy security and efficiency is vital for the military's future. Boeing and Siemens' combined approach will help provide energy independence and critical infrastructure protection to ensure mission success for the U.S. military, at home and abroad."
The alliance draws on Boeing's expertise in providing the DOD with complex systems and technologies and Siemens' global energy management capabilities.
"Siemens is the only company worldwide that provides its customers with energy-efficient technologies that enable 'smart' production, transmission and consumption," said Judy Marks, head of Siemens U.S. Federal Business. "The Siemens and Boeing team has a vision for the United States' energy future, and we're committed to helping the DOD achieve unprecedented levels of power reliability, quality, efficiency and energy independence."
The alliance's microgrid management solution will be designed to:
- Implement economical energy-efficiency tools that allow for analysis, control and automation of energy processes.
- Use smart energy controls to provide real-time data to manage energy use
- Integrate renewable energy sources and storage.
The Siemens and Boeing alliance brings together the capabilities required of a DOD energy modernization provider, including end-to-end engineering and construction; network and smart grid integration; cybersecurity; energy efficiency; energy management and storage; next-generation alternative energy integration; climate monitoring; and service, training and maintenance.
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FRANKFORT — It probably surprised no one, but the General Assembly Tuesday night easily overrode Gov. Steve Beshear's veto of the so-called "religious freedom" bill.
House Bill 279 was sponsored by Rep. Bob Damron, D-Nicholasville, and would permit someone to disregard some state laws which conflict with their "sincerely held religious beliefs" unless the government could demonstrate "by clear and convincing evidence a compelling state interest" in enforcing the law.
Last week, Beshear vetoed the bill, saying he cherished religious freedom but shared concerns of opponents of the bill that it might be used to undermine non-discrimination laws about employment and fair housing.
Immediately, Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, said the Senate would override the veto, assuming the House would do so first – because the bill originated in that chamber.
On Monday, after a closed caucus to discuss the veto question, House Speaker Greg Stumbo, D-Prestonsburg, said he would call the bill for a vote on the override. Some members of the caucus said the vote to call the bill up was 27-26.
But when Stumbo brought the bill to the House floor Tuesday, 79 members – 36 Democrats and 43 Republicans – voted to override the veto.
Lawmakers from both parties defended the bill, asserting it would not lead to any of the problems feared by critics but only protected religious persons' rights to follow their "sincerely held religious beliefs."
Rep. Stan Lee, R-Lexington, said contemporary American society "made us take (prayer) out of school and want to take God out of the Pledge of Allegiance."
Others like Rep. Joni Jenkins, D-Louisville, said religious rights are already guaranteed under the U.S. and Kentucky constitutions and the law could be used to discriminate against gay people.
Rep. Arnold Simpson, D-Covington, voted for the original bill when it passed the House, but "since that time I've become convinced my rights are guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and the constitution of the state.