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High School football kicks off to solid startPrep High School Football scores; Zero weekFriday, August 29th, 2014 Issue 35, Volume 18.
Four of the six Murrieta and Temecula high school football teams opened up at home as Temecula Valley was away and the 2013 Southwestern League Champions, the Vista Murrieta Broncos have a bye week. In the Sunbelt league only two teams were giving the honor of being home, but all six teams started pre-season play this week. ZERO WEEK
- Victor Valley - 0 : 64 - Chaparral If Chaparral was looking to turn the heads of their league counterparts, blanking the Victor Valley Jackrabbits last Friday night sure did help. The Pumas controlled the game from the opening kickoff to the very end and by halftime, four rushing and three passing touchdowns, along with a safety late in the second quarter would give Chaparral a 50-0 lead. The Pumas solid performance gave head coach Ryan Tukua some breathing room in the second half giving him the opportunity to get the entire roster in the game. "We need everyone to be ready for Tesoro this upcoming Friday night and having the opportunity to get everyone some game time at the varsity level only helps us in the long run," said Tukua. Chaparral travels to Rancho Santa Margarita next week to take on the Tesoro High School Titans who beat the Pumas last season 24-21. Game time is 7p.m. Carlsbad - 21 : 38 - Great Oak - See full story here - www.myvalleynews.com/story/80466/ Indian Springs (SB) - 14 : 45 - Murrieta Mesa - The Murrieta Mesa Rams skated past San Bernardinos Indian Springs High School on the heels of McKinley Ross last Friday night. Ross ran for 170-yards and scored three touchdowns in the process. Junior Quarterback Peyton Uhl also had a couple of touchdown passes of his own to add to the equation, hooking up with RodricK Futrell and Austin Salcedo for the scores. It would be his go to target Bryan Phan who would lead all receivers with three catches and 64-yards. Murrieta Mesa will travel to take on the Rancho Verde Mustangs this Friday night. The Mustangs beat a tough Citrus Hill team 37-34 to open their season with a win. Game time is 7p.m Temescal Canyon - 20 : 46 - Murrieta Valley Murrieta Valley hosted Sunbelt League Rivals, the Temescal Canyon Titans for their season home-opener. A new offense wasnt the only thing The Titans were sporting as former assistant coach turned head coach Phil Cohens made his debut as the teams leader alongside Murrieta Valleys new head coach, George Wilson. The game pretty much went the way of the Nighthawks all night as the offense put 46 points on the board, giving up only one touchdown on an offensive fumble. The passing game was not on for the Titans as Junior Justin Gomez coughed the ball up three times and only completed six of 20 passes. Senior Michael Erim rushed well for the Titan offense gaining 86 yards on 20 carries, scoring 2 of the Titans only offensive Touchdowns. The Nighthawks will travel to face the Citrus Hill Hawks of Perris in a non-league match this Friday. The Hawks enter the match with a 0-1 record after their 37-34 non-league loss to the Rancho Verde Mustangs. The Titans (0-1) will prepare for their home opener against Temecula Valley Golden Bears on Friday night. Game time is 7 p.m. - Temecula Valley and Vista Murrieta both had zero week byes. - Vista Murrieta will open up their season on the road against Downey this Friday night. The Downey Vikings knocked off the host Mayfair Monsoons in their opening game by a final score of 34-21.
Corona - 30 : 40 - Elsinore - The Elsinore Tigers will play next when they travel to West Valley on Friday. Elsinore will play a Mustangs squad coming off a 34-26 win over La Sierra. Game time is 7 p.m. Heritage - 27 : 26 - La Quinta - The Heritage Patriots will face the JW North Huskies this Friday. The Huskies enter the bout with a 0-1 record after their 28-12 non-league loss to Paloma Valley. Game time is 7 p.m. Lakeside - 7 : 30 - Chaffey - The Lakeside Lancers take the field next when they host San Jacinto for a non-league game this Friday. Lakeside will battle a Tigers team coming off a 49-23 non-league win over Palm Desert. Game time is 7 p.m. Paloma Valley - 28 : 12 - JW North - The Paloma Valley Wildcats play next when they host the Clackamas Cavaliers this Friday. Game time is 7 p.m. Shadow Hills - 13 : 38 - Perris - In their next game, the Panthers clash with the Notre Dame Titans in a non-league bout this Friday. The Titans enter the field with a 1-0 record after their 27-21 win over Xavier Prep.
Linfield - 24 : 27 - Brentwood School - The Linfield Christian Lions opened up their 2014 season with a tough competitor in Brentwood School. The Lions hoped to create a good start to this season with a win led by Lorenzo Burns and Greg Holt. The Lions didn't exactly get off to the start they wanted. They started with the ball but failed to get a first down. The Brentwood Eagles took advantage of the Lions lackluster start by scoring two quick touchdowns putting Linfield on their heels. The Eagles took a 14 point lead by generating big plays for their QB Eli Stern. Stern threw a 20-yard touchdown and ran for a few other big first downs. Linfield responded fast by putting on a clinical drive led by QB Lorenzo Burns who scrambled for multiple first downs and then finally finishing it off with a tremendous 20-yard run for the score. This drive really signaled a resurgence from the Lions. Their offensive success fired up the defense who stopped the Eagles on a turnover on downs. Linfield was optimistic heading into this drive but had to settle for a 35-yard field goal by K Michael Brown who hammered it above the uprights. The Lions kept this momentum rolling by forcing a three and out and getting the ball back quick. Linfield used the powerful running of Holt and RB RyeZeir Wilkins to pick up first down after first down. They were eventually stopped by the worthy Brentwood defense and got a chance for another field goal. Brentwood's defensive line surged through and got a hand on the ball. The Eagles' safety caught the ball and flipped the field on the Lions by returning it to the red zone. Brentwood caught a bad break and was called for a personal foul which pushed them out of field goal range. Linfield stopped them and had some energy going into halftime. The Lions took this momentum and came in the second half ready to battle. The Lions defense did their job and forced a three and out on the first possession of the second half. QB Burns honored the defensive stand by connecting with RB Wilkins two times, one of those to take the lead on a nine yard connection in the end zone. Linfield seemed to have all the bounces going their way with 17 unanswered points but the Eagles weren't going to quit that easily. They completed two passes for a combined 53-yards, putting themselves in great position. It was on second down when QB Stern threw up a prayer to the wide open receiver in the end zone dropping it as he fell to the ground. Linfield caught a break and two plays later Brentwood failed to convert on a fourth down. The Eagles caught a break of their own by having QB Burns throw a pass that was tipped then intercepted. The Eagles were in the red zone but were running out of downs, but got a fresh set of downs thanks to a personal foul by the Lions. Brentwood easily punched it in on a 6 yard touchdown run. The player of the game, Lorenzo Burns, would give the Lions the lead once again, when, on the ensuing kickoff, he returned it 8- yards for the score. The game came to a standstill for a few possessions due to each teams fierce defensive stands. This changed when the Eagles decided to let the ball fly. 18- 26-and 37-ard completions vaulted Brentwood down the field and enabled QB Stern to run in a 1 yard touchdown to seal the deal in this thriller. Linfield's slow start and inability to cover the deep ball is what cost this game in the end. The Lions will have their home opener next Friday against Adelanto. Game time is 7 p.m. This portion of the article was written by JP Saar.
Calif Military Inst - 18 : 57 - Crean Lutheran - The CMI Rough Riders play the Arrowhead Christian Eagles on Friday. The Eagles enter the battle with a 1-0 record after their 34-7 non-league win over Bellerose (St. Albert, Alberta). Game time is 7p.m. Calvary Murrieta - 43 : 7 - Western Christian - The Calvary Murrieta Warriors will now prepare for their challenge against Ontario Christian this Friday night. Game time is 7p.m Rancho Christian - 52 : 42 - Tri-City Christian - The Rancho Christian Eagles will face Army-Navy Warriors of Carlsbad. Game time is 7 p.m. Calvary Chapel - 41 : 0 - Santa Rosa Academy - The Santa Rosa Academy Rangers play the Hamilton Bobcats on Thursday, September 11. Santa Rosa Academy will attempt to upgrade on its 0-1 season record. Game time is 7 p.m.
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Ticket #2858: Unwriteable global event log prevents writing to "normal" job logs
If you have the global event log enabled (EVENT_LOG is set in your config) and that file is not writeable, the schedd doesn't write any events to the "regular" user log specified in a job's submit file. This obviously breaks DAGMan...
2012-Mar-01 15:27:35 by wenger:
I guess we should make an actual 'bad_event_log' test for this that does chmod 0 on the event log file (once the tests are set up to run with a global event log).
2012-Mar-02 13:54:06 by wenger:
As per discussion with Todd T, the fix for this will go into the 7.6 branch (but the test will go into 7.7/master).
2012-Mar-02 14:17:47 by wenger:
Oh, yeah -- Todd and I decided that if WriteUserLog::writeEvent() fails to write to the "normal" log file, it should return a value indicating an error; but if it just fails to write to the global event log, it should still return success (but should print an error or warning message).
2012-Mar-05 11:44:00 by wenger:
I've split the test part of this ticket out in to #2861, because the tests should go into 7.7, but the actual fix should go into 7.6.
2012-Mar-06 10:04:04 by wenger:
Okay, some partial changes for this are committed on the V7_6-gittrac_2858-branch.Also, I started adding "ERROR:" to the error messages in write_user_log.cpp, because a lot of the existing error messages are not very clear, and I think it's useful to be able to easily find the things that are errors when looking at the logs, amidst all of the messages that are not errors.
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Test runs in batlab succeeded, so I am merging this into 7.6, then master. The tests in #2861 still need to be implemented, but I am resolving this ticket.
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Sprint will also have a $40 plan that includes 1,200 call minutes and unlimited texts and Internet usage. A $60 plan will include unlimited calls.
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WW Chicago: DCU: Crisis is Here!
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WW Chicago: An Evening With Warren Ellis
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WW Chicago: Johns Vs. Bendis
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WW Chicago: The Robert Kirkman Q&A
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What I Learned from Ernie Banks
by James Finn Garner
From Jackie Robinson
I learned about grace under the gun
From Satchel Paige
I learned of the illusions of age
From Dick Allen
I learned never to give in
From Hammerin' Hank Aaron
I learned to keep on keepin' on
But from Ernie Banks
I learned to give thanks.
RIP. Let's play two, forevermore.
Baseball Record
by Steven D. Johnson
Five hundred eleven – the wins of Cy
near three sixty-seven – the bat of Ty
But in baseball heaven, just blink an eye . . .
. and records will be broken.
Just look at Babe Ruth – seven hundred fourteen
. To tell you the truth, his home runs were seen
. to hold a record not passed – thirty-nine years, 'til alas
Hank Aaron's bat was woken.
Yet there is a record that will ever stand,
. but it's not Ted Williams, and it's not Stan the Man
. don't look to Tris Speaker, don't bank on Pete Rose
. for this baseball record every ballplayer knows
. belongs, yes it does, to another.
It's not for stolen bases – though Oakland's a believer
. nor is it held by aces – like Gibson, Ford or Seaver
No, the sole baseball mark that will hold in every park
. belongs to father, son, and brother.
The record that won't break, held through highs and heartache,
is going seven-for-seven, every baseball season week
. since 1911 – now that is quite a feat!
It's keeping baseball alive since 1925.
It's zero games missed since 1886.
It's giving ballplayers a reason
. to thrive in baseball season.
Yes, the only baseball record
. that will maintain its stand
. belongs to the beloved,
. committed baseball fans!
Regular Season Post-Mortem, or a Toast to Stories Departed
By Stuart Shea
10 Teams Continue,
20 Teams Done.
Stories we have followed
Now consigned to history–
Into the pages of a book
That has been replaced by a web site.
Jose Abreu's rookie season is over.
Corey Kluber's ass-kicking year is over.
Phillip Hughes' breakout is over.
Charlie Blackmon's beard is over.
Kirk Gibson is VERY over.
But the damage done by Kevin Towers' trades is just beginning.
Altuve's wonderful year is over.
The Rangers' long march of injuries is over…
But the Wash Era is also over.
Everth Cabrera's honeymoon is over.
Marcus Stroman's debut is over.
The painful Jay Bruce year is over.
Brock Holt Mania! is over.
Another King Felix masterwork is over.
Giancarlo's monster season is over.
Jonathan Lucroy's emergence is over.
The Braves' painful swan dive is over.
Mesoraco's breakout is over.
The struggles of Springer are over.
The weird Joe Mauer year is over.
Justin Smoak's chance is over.
Another frustrating Rockies season is over.
The Chase Headley Padres are over.
The Papelbon crap is over,
But the Phillies' country club continues.
The Frank Wren Era is over.
Colby Rasmus in Toronto is REALLY over.
Desmond Jennings' honeymoon is over.
Heath Bell seems over.
The Cubs on WGN are over.
Bobby Abreu is over.
Josh Willingham is over.
Carlos Beltran sure looks over.
Can Kevin Gregg please be over?
Jason Giambi is finally over, right?
The 2013 World Champs are really over.
Is Ron Roenicke's time over?
The Mets' sexual harassment suit is NOT over.
Wrigley Field as we knew it is over.
Paul Konerko is over.
Derek Jeter is over.
20 Teams are over.
Moe Berg
by The Village Elliott
Moe Berg was both a catcher and spy,
And the Big Leagues' most erudite guy.
Spoke languages many,
But couldn't hit in any
Unless curve ball hung up "lettered" high.
The National Pastime
by Tony Puma
"Take me out to the ball game"
Please stand for the National Anthem.
The Home Team takes the field: PLAY BALL!
Bottom of third, man on base,
pitch low and inside, count 3 & 2.
Fastball, strike 3, Batter out.
Man left on base.
The Mick, Duke, Willie, Jackie, Pee Wee,
The Scooter, Yogi, Joe D., Dizzy and Daffy,
Charlie Hustle.
Who's on first. Abbott & Costello.
Red Sox and White Sox.
"take me out with the crowd"
Twi-light double header:
Cardinals and Orioles.
Da' Reds/Dem Bums/ The Gas House Gang
Murderers Row/ The Bronx Bombers.
Reliever: South Paw ,Knuckleballer, 2.52 ERA.
The Sultan of Swat/The Splendid Splinter.
The Iron Man.
Lou Gehrig's disease.
"buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack"
Bottom of 7th, nothing-nothing.
Seventh inning stretch.
Padres and Angels.
A No-Hitter/A Perfect Game.
Holy Cow!
The Bleachers.
"I don't care if I never get back"
Designated Hitter/Pinch Hitter.
Foul ball/Double play.
Catcher gives the sign.
Tying run at the Plate.
The Yankees win the World Series!
Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants:
The Metropolitans.
The Nationals.
Topps Baseball cards.
Indians and Braves.
Can't anyone here play this game?
Casey Stengel.
"let me root, root, root for the home team"
Rain delay/Box scores/Extra innings/K's/RBI's.
Negro League:
Only the ball was white.
Where have you gone Joe Dimaggio . . .
Paul Simon.
Devil Rays and Marlins.
Frozen Rope/Texas Leaguer.
Bull Pen/Home Plate/Batter's Box.
Old-Timers Day/All Star Game.
"if they don't win, it's a shame"
Tagged out/Stolen base.
A swing and a miss.
Pitcher's mound/Rosin bag/The Rubber.
Red Bird/Phillie Phanatic.
Cubs and Tigers.
A Sinker, down-and-out.
Popped-up/Loaded bases.
"for it's one, two , three strikes you're out
I watch a group of kids playing
baseball in a cow pasture.
"at the old Ball Game."


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The Virtuoso Computerized Multi-Purpose Mount Kit from Sky-Watcher includes a motorized pan-tilt mount useful for imaging and observation, as well as a 90mm Maksutov-Cassegrain optical tube and a complement of accessories. Sky-Watcher designed the Virtuoso mount for panorama and time lapse imaging using a DSLR, point-and-shoot camera, or even a smartphone. The adjustable tracking speeds, definable GoTo positions, and input ports make the image capture functions user-friendly yet feature rich enough to perform a range tasks. A 2.5mm shutter release input and provided shutter cable for Canon EOS cameras enable automatic triggering by the Virtuoso. The 6-pin communication port can further broaden the functionality of the Virtuoso mount by integrating a GoTo hand controller that has a pre-loaded object database.
Dual-axis motor encoders equip the Virtuoso mount's DC servos for computerized altitude and azimuth control as well as manual adjustment while maintaining latitude alignment. A built-in latitude scale allows the operator to align the mount based on their position in either hemisphere and store their latitude position using the mount's internal memory. The included Maksutov-Cassegrain optical tube features a 1250mm f/13.9 lens system and a full complement of accessories; including a 1.25" star diagonal, 5x24 finderscope, two eyepieces, and a full-aperture solar filter. This optical tube and accessory kit supplement the Virtuoso's digital imaging features, making this multi-purpose mount ready for both astronomical observation and motion controlled image capture.
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Alarm LyricsArtist: NasumAlbum: Human 2.0 A distant alarm, a sound from far away We raised our heads towards the sky but there was nothing there to see The restless crowd is now breaking the silence Anxiety is rising, the sky is turning dark A riot is emerging, men beat men to death This is unexplainable, a fight without a battle The alarm resounds and someone called in a speaker: "This is not a drill, I repeat: this is not a drill..." Today we die, today we testify All we do must come to an end - this is the end Reversed evolving, turning people into beasts They're feasting on eachother, strong consume the weak Flaming ruins, society is lost Shattered city streets filled with blind, nameless creatures The sky cracks open, dust is descending Breath the black air, feel darkness in your lungs Silence - nothing makes a sound But we can still hear, the sound of the alarm Today we die, today we testify All we do must come to an end - this is the end A distant early warning A sound from far away We raised our heads Towards the sky Towards the alarm...
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Women garment workers deserve a better deal
The camera captures women garment export workers packed into auto rickshaws as they make their way home back from work in the Kolar district of Karnataka. The Ministry of Textiles recently said that it wants women to work in night-shifts, as part of its proposal to introduce flexible labour laws for women. However, without the industry providing its employees adequate facilities for transport and security, the said proposal falls short.
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All-American Buffalo Chicken Tenders
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Transform a familiar (and irresistible) bar snack into dinner by serving spicy chicken and a cool dipping sauce with potato salad for a side. We replaced wings with skinless tenders so our buffalo chicken is easier to eat and lower in calories. You could also cut boneless breasts into strips, and save money.
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Serves: 4
Total Time: 25 min
Prep Time: 25 min
Oven Temp: 250
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- 1 cup(s) (4 ounces) crumbled blue cheese
- 1 cup(s) low-fat buttermilk
- Coarse salt
- Ground pepper
- 1 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1.5 pound(s) chicken tenders
- 1/2 cup(s) vegetable oil (such as safflower)
- 1/3 cup(s) hot sauce
- 2 tablespoon(s) melted butter
- Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Place a wire rack on a rimmed baking sheet, and transfer to oven. In a medium bowl, stir together blue cheese and 1/2 cup buttermilk. Season dip with salt and pepper, and set aside.
- Place flour and remaining 1/2 cup buttermilk in separate medium bowls; season with salt and pepper. Set out another rimmed baking sheet alongside. Dip chicken in buttermilk (allowing excess to drip off), then in flour (shaking off excess); place on sheet.
- In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high. Working in batches, fry chicken until golden brown and cooked through, 3 to 4 minutes per side. Transfer to rack in oven to keep warm.
- In a large bowl, stir together hot sauce and melted butter. Add chicken, and toss to coat. Serve tenders with blue-cheese dip.
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CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) -- Police in Chandler are mourning one of their own after a detective was killed while riding a motorcycle off-duty.
Police spokesman Joseph Favazzo says 41-year-old Sean McKenzie was out riding his motorcycle Saturday afternoon near State Route 347 and Riggs when he was involved in a crash.
Favazzo did not disclose any other details about the incident.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation, the crash caused the northbound lanes of SR 347 to be shut down for at least two hours.
Favazzo says McKenzie was a detective for the department's family crimes unit.
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