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A Testimonial About Eric Medlen
We (my son Jeff, my best friend Bob Wingfield and I) met Eric at a local slot car track in Modesto, CA back in 1992. This was the year after he graduated from our local high school (Oakdale High School) in Oakdale, CA. Eric was working on a slot car replica of Don "the Snake" Prudhomme's 'Skoal Bandit' TF car. His dad, John Medlen, was the crew chief for the Snake's TF dragster at that time. We talked about drag racing and slot cars for several hours, as we all worked on getting our scale dragsters to perform on the track. Though we had just met him, it was as though we had known each other for years. Eric was always very 'down earth', as would be seen by everyone (other racers and fans) throughout his career. He always dreamed of one day driving one of the fuel cars (he confided this to us). After several hours, Eric invited us over to his parent's house in Oakdale to meet his family. Remember, we had only known him for a few hours, yet he treated us like long–time friends. Later that year, Eric was off to school (Indy, I think). We saw him several times at the NHRA events with his dad. By this time, his dad (John Medlen) was the crew chief for Chuck Etchells' funny car. It must also be mentioned that John Medlen showed those same qualities to us. Friends of Eric were friends of his.
We've always been John Force fans, long before he ever won a championship. As a one year old, my son (Jeff) became interested in drag racing through the coverage of NHRA events on TV. The primary reason was John Force. You just never knew what John was going to say, but it was always funny and off–the wall. When John spoke, Jeff listened and absorbed it all, including how to drive the car down the 'old right lane at Sears Point (Jeff would later explain it back to John in person. He was only 2 years of age when he did that).
We've always been John Force fans, long before he ever won a championship. As a one year old, my son (Jeff) became interested in drag racing through the coverage of NHRA events on TV. The primary reason was John Force. You just never knew what John was going to say, but it was always funny and off–the wall. When John spoke, Jeff listened and absorbed it all, including how to drive the car down the 'old right lane at Sears Point (Jeff would later explain it back to John in person. He was only 2 years of age when he did that).
In 1990 (when Jeff was just 2 years of age), we took a family vacation to Disneyland in LA. Part of the vacation included attending the NHRA Winter Nationals in Pomona. I had quit attending the drag races due to shortage of cars, lack of accessibility to the drivers (the pits were barricaded off and the drivers were inaccessible) and the extra cost for pit passes. The fun had left, as far as I was concerned. We had no track in the Northern California area that featured any large events. To go to a drag race worth seeing required driving at least 6 hours one way. But Jeff wanted to see his hero, John Force, so we headed south for Disneyland and the Winter Nationals. Jeff met John Force and the rest is history. We've all grown up 'idolizing our heroes', but few of us ever get to meet our heroes. Even fewer get autographs and photos with their heroes. Even fewer find out that their heroes truly are heroes, meaning that they have character and personalities worth emulating. Often our heroes end up being 'not so nice folks'. Not the case with John Force. But to further put things in perspective, few of us ever have the opportunity to become 'friends with their heroes'. That has happened to my son, Jeff. John has always greeted Jeff and looked out for him, often going out of his way to say hello to us and taking extra time to talk to us (he called Jeff on his birthday). Things that John Force has done for Jeff and I could fill a list. Because of John Force, we've been attending the NHRA drag races every year since 1990, often 2–4 times. John Force Racing has made us feel like part of the team.
I mention the above to point out the following background points of interest to us. In 1990, Jeff met (for the first time) the crew chief for Ed 'the Ace' McCullough's (Larry Minor owned) 'Miller Lite' funny car. He nervously asked the man with the goatee for an autograph. The crew chief happily obliged and took the time to talk to Jeff. The crew Chief was none other than Bernie Fedderly. Unfortunately, he was the crew chief for the 'opposing contender's race car, which made it difficult to root for his team. To root for his team would be to root against John. That would not be a problem for long. After helping to lead Cruz Pedregon to the funny car title in 1992 and an elapse time national record (5.102 seconds at Houston Raceway park in Houston, TX) — Bernie signed the 'handout photo for me at the track in Houston, writing the record ET on the photo. Bernie was let go by Larry Minor racing (about a year or so later). Bad move, BIG mistake by Larry Minor...but, GREAT news for Team Force and my son and I. Team Force gained another crew chief (one of the best in the business) to work hand and hand with the great one (Austin Coil) and we could now cheer on one of the nicest folks you could ever meet at the track (Bernie Fedderly). The rest is history. Next up was John Medlen. He now was to become a crew chief for the 'test car' (the #2 team car of Tony Pedregon). Eric was to follow in a couple years. First he helped his dad on Tony's car, then he was working on John Force's car. It never went to his head. He would always say hello to us, though he had little time in his very busy crewman schedule to talk to us. He always acknowledged us.
Then, in 2004, Eric achieved his goals, to drive a nitro funny car. And it wasn't just any nitro funny car, but the one of the best for the best team in drag racing (the car was the same car departing driver Tony Pedregon won the funny car championship in 2003 with). When we finally got to see him in Sonoma, he was so excited. As he told us "he was living a dream". What people saw on TV, during the interviews, was the real Eric Medlen. He was living a dream and it showed in his interviews. It showed in how he dealt with the fans. He didn't have to act. It was real and from the heart. Eric was going to try to get John Force to come over to his trailer after the race so we could photograph the two of them roping the practice roping dummy device he had in the pits (he joked he would rope John), but John's schedule and commitments took up his time. We told Eric that a win was coming and Jeff joked with Eric that if he won an event that Eric should give him a Castrol Syntec hat. Eric said "you've got a deal buddy, if I win one before the year is out, you get a hat".
About 2 weeks later, at the Brainerd race, Eric won his first event title. When we caught up to him in Pomona for the Finals that year, and while we were congratulating Eric on his Brainerd win, Eric pops up with "Hey, I promised you a hat when I won", and gave Jeff his Castrol Syntec hat. Eric never forgot his friends, no matter how fast his 'star was rising'. He always made time to talk to his friends and to make new ones. He never forgot the interests of each friend. He talked roping with his 'roping buddies', motorcycles with his motorcycle buddies, slot cars and racing with us. He always had time for the fans, especially the kids. We would see him go out of his way for the kids at the track, to ensure they got an autograph picture and their picture taken with him, if they wanted. He always tried to get the kids to smile. As he always told us, "he was like a big kid in a candy store'. Eric allowed us to live his on track experiences with him, filling us in on all the details of what it was like to drive one of those 8000 horsepower monsters. We've always wanted to just sit in the car with the body down, just to see what it was like (but we've always been too afraid to ask to do so). Eric filled us in on the details to give us the feeling as best he could. He always gave Jeff's mom (my wife) a hug at the track (Sonoma) when he saw her and always looked for us. He even borrowed the 2–way walkie–talkie radio my wife carried so she could contact us. He then 'hollered at us' over the radio to "hurry up and get back to Force's pit area". He would wait for us and time us, as a prank, to see how long it took us to get there carrying the bags of souvenirs he knew we had collected. Then when we got there, he'd joke with us and 'high five us'.
We brought some friends with us (Ralph and Abbey Damante), in 2006, to the Sonoma event. They had not been to the drag races in 20+ years and never to an event of this stature. They met John Force, Bernie Fedderly and Robert Hight. The team made their experience unbelievable. Then they met Eric. Like I've always told people, "if you met Eric, you knew him". Eric treated them like "old friends" and made their day at the races a memory that they would never forget. Now they want to go every year. Because of Team Force and Eric Medlen, they have become new NHRA drag racing fans and of course...BIG TIME JOHN FORCE and FORCE team fans. Jeff and I always wanted to be at an event where Eric would win the funny car title. He had won several events prior to the 2006 Fram/Autolite Nationals in Sonoma, but they were at races we were unable to attend. After watching him on the "Driving Force" show earlier in the week (roping the boss and getting a massage in a whirl pool...what funny deal that was), the magic was about to happen. Eric won the 2006 Fram/Autolite Nationals at his 'home track' in front of his 'hometown friends and family'. We were there and will never forget the moment or the feeling. Eric was Eric in all the photo shoots and interviews, full of excitement and energy. He really loved what he was doing. He loved working with his dad. He told us so many times. His attempting to play the guitar in the winner's circle was a classic. He was really "living a dream". On his way back from the winner's circle, he told Jeff to keep pursuing his dreams and not to let anyone or anything get in his way (driving or playing baseball). If Jeff wanted to drive, then work hard and do so. If he (Jeff) got there, as a driver, he would be looking to celebrate with him in the winner's circle, when he won.
Eric never forgot about the slot cars and always talked to us about getting the slot car track back together, so we could race. Like us, he wanted the cars to look realistic, not like toys. At the last event we saw Eric at, the 2006 AAA of Southern California NHRA Finals in Pomona, Eric once again asked us about the track. He wanted to race with us prior to the 2007 Sonoma event. That was Eric. He knew we could never afford to race the real cars against him, so he would race these cars with us to give us the feeling and help us share his dream with him. He was one of us and he never forgot where he came from. Jeff would always have Eric sign 3–4 hand out photos at each event (I think every day that he saw Eric). Jeff has several from each year Eric drove. In addition, Jeff has given away several of the extra signed handouts he's collected to friends and fellow employees at his job, who are unable to attend the events. Jeff also had Eric sign one for his high school (where Eric graduated from in 1991). At the 2006 finals, Eric joked to Jeff, "you must have hundreds of my autographs by now". Jeff replied, "yup, and it's always fun getting you to sign another. You can never have too many from a friend". Eric also signed the Diecast car from his rookie year and the one he won the 2006 Sonoma event for Jeff, along with some personal photos we took with him in Sonoma. We had taken a picture of Eric, his dad (John) and his uncle (Steve Medlen) together in the pits with Steve holding the trophy. We tried to get an article done, with the photos, in the local papers (Oakdale and Modesto), but (unfortunately) we could not get them to do much. We've given a copy to Steve and John Medlen and gave one to Eric. After Eric was eliminated at the 2006 finals, he was still happy and excited. He kept telling us that he was "Living a Dream".
The last time we saw Eric was at the 2006 John Force Holiday Car Show in Yorba Linda, CA. As usual, Eric was totally upbeat and energetic. He was everywhere and "loving' it". He talked to us some more about the slot cars and tried to get us in touch with a guy in LA that had a track to race on. He signed several Eric Medlen race shirts that Jeff and I purchased at the 'Race Station' that day (all from events that he won at). We talked about how his driving skills and reaction times had improved so dramatically over the past couple of years. He always down played his abilities with the race car, maintaining the humble exterior, never bragging. We talked about the upcoming season (2007) and how great things looked and how great the cars were running. John Force had just regained the championship (his 14th), Robert had finished 2nd, Eric 4th and Ashley was moving up in 2007. We talked about previous incidents, like the fire in Pomona. We joked with Eric about how fast he could get out of the car. The car had not even stopped and he was out helping to put the fire our, after a horrific explosion. Then his interview, right out of the John Force adlib books, "Guess we lit some of that Castrol Syntec Oil on fire, but we got some more to burn in the trailer" or "good thing we've got triple A insurance, so we can get the car fixed and back on the track for the final (2005 finals) ". Explosions, wins, losses, fires, burnouts and 4–second passes at 330 mph were all part of the job and he loved it and loved talking to us about it. As always, we were one of the last "fans" to leave the Force Holiday Show complex, saying goodbye and thanks to John Force and (for the unknowingly the last time) to our dear friend Eric Medlen.
Eric had a car that was running great, but had unexpected performance lapses (tire smokers) during the first 3 events of 2007, that kept him from the winner's circle, but he was 5th in the points. His reaction times were getting better with each run down the track. The wins were going to come and the new 'chase system' looked like it could be dominated by team Force. Robert was flying, Eric's car was showing great potential. John was struggling, but we all knew he'd get on a roll. Then the horrific news from Gainesville on March 19th, 2007 (Monday testing incident), followed about 4 days later with worse news....Eric was gone.
Everything about the memorial sticker is true (True Hero, True Friend and True Champion). That was Eric. When we had to break the news to our friends (Ralph and Abbey Damante) that we took with us to the 2006 Sonoma event, they took the news very hard. They only met Eric once, for one day, yet he had made such an impression on them that Abbey collapsed and cried at the news.
We smile at the memories today, yet we still shed tears over the loss of our friend. For us (my son Jeff, my wife Marji and I) the races will never again be the same. Eric was one of us. He was special. Eric knew and greatly appreciated the fact that he got the opportunity to do what most us would like to do just once. And he openly and humbly shared it all, his dreams with us, letting us ride with him on every pass down the ¼ mile. He always made us feel important and never forgot us.
Eric never forgot us and we will NEVER FORGET HIM!
We smile at the memories today, yet we still shed tears over the loss of our friend. For us (my son Jeff, my wife Marji and I) the races will never again be the same. Eric was one of us. He was special. Eric knew and greatly appreciated the fact that he got the opportunity to do what most us would like to do just once. And he openly and humbly shared it all, his dreams with us, letting us ride with him on every pass down the ¼ mile. He always made us feel important and never forgot us.
Eric never forgot us and we will NEVER FORGET HIM!
As an after thought, I must say that I didn't realize that Eric was 33 years old at the time of his death. I bring this up because when we first met Eric my son (Jeff) was about 5. Jeff and Eric got along like long time close friends, always talking. During Eric's driving career, Jeff was betweeen16–20 years old, yet the two of them 'clicked' like classmates/best friends. Eric meant more than anyone can imagine to my son (Jeff) and his loss really hurt. The word of Eric's passing came to Jeff while he was at work. Other employees had heard the news (I was unable to contact Jeff as his phone was off during work hours). His boss knew how important this friendship was and how devastated Jeff would be with the news. His boss and the assistant manager brought him into the office to confide in him the horrible news, in private. Afterwards, they had to escort him from the building and drive him home. Jeff was totally devastated. Jeff and Eric's birthdays were only one week apart (Eric's on the 13th of August and Jeff's on the 20th of August) separated by about 14 years. They graduated 15 years apart from the same high school. That win in Sonoma 2006 by Eric was special. It was like a special birthday present, as that was what Jeff wanted most. To see, in person, Eric win an event.
In closing, I must say thank you on behalf of our family to John Force and his entire team (Bernie Fedderly, Austin Coil, Robert Hight, Adria (Force) Hight, Joan Rice, John Medlen) for allowing us to feel like part of the team. John allows us to visit the shop in Yorba Linda, every year after the finals. Thank you for allowing our friend to reach his dreams, as he told us over and over how privileged and thankful he was to get that chance and the opportunity to work as a team with his dad (John Medlen) on the best funny car for the best team in drag racing. He told us at the 2006 Finals that he would never leave the team as the team was his dream. Though he is not physically here, he is still with the team and always will be. You folks are the ONLY reason we go to the races. Jeff has grown up from that 2–year old kid that first met John Force in 1990 and become a very responsible young man. He is one of the most respected and reliable employees at his job. They know that they can always count on him A lot of that has to do with his influences and those influences are from within drag racing (most of it from John Force Racing).
Jeff has made a memorial display which drew crowds at his place of employment, where he had it set up (Save Mart in Oakdale, Ca). We now have the display set up at home. It is planned that it will go on display at his store, again, prior to the Sonoma event. We will also display it at our model train club's 'Diecast Car and Model Train Show' in April 2008. Even after his death, Eric has helped Jeff meet new friends. Those are some of Eric's friends, the Camirillos of Oakdale, CA (Eric's roping buddies and friends).
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Thank you for the memories and sharing your dreams with us!
Mike, Jeff and Marji Burghardt of Oakdale, CA
Jeff has made a memorial display which drew crowds at his place of employment, where he had it set up (Save Mart in Oakdale, Ca). We now have the display set up at home. It is planned that it will go on display at his store, again, prior to the Sonoma event. We will also display it at our model train club's 'Diecast Car and Model Train Show' in April 2008. Even after his death, Eric has helped Jeff meet new friends. Those are some of Eric's friends, the Camirillos of Oakdale, CA (Eric's roping buddies and friends).
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Thank you for the memories and sharing your dreams with us!
Mike, Jeff and Marji Burghardt of Oakdale, CA


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"Chicken with lavender, bacon and cheese. Everyone appreciates lavender for its scent and flowers, but very few people have tasted it. Its unique flavour blends very well with chicken."
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4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
12 sprigs fresh lavender
8 slices bacon
salt and pepper to taste
1 pinch red pepper flakes, or to taste
1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
Great stuff. I have two lavender plants (one silver frost lavender and one munstead lavender) and I was trying to figure out what to use them with. I tried this recipe with the Munstead lavender. Having great respect for the power of herbs, I only used two sprigs per chicken part. Thank you for such an easy but tasty recipe :o)
Thanks for the recipe, Angel, but dried lavender is almost impossible to find in our area, to say nothing of fresh lavender. The recipe is just ok with the dried lavender. I'll keep searching.
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The cheese really doesn't add anything to this recipe, at least as written as a topping. Make a cheese sauce if you want to perk it up. I'm fortunate to live near a lavender farm. Make sure all lavender that is used in cooking has not had pesticides or chemicals put on it. Make sure it is labeled good for use in foods or in some way is mentioned that it is food safe. Not all lavender is safe. Lavender is also cook for throwing on the grill with some lamb chops. This recipe is a good use of it. Tasty.
made this dish as written for 4 children ages 11 yrs to 15 years and they ate every bit. the next time I make this recipe, I might try using fresh sage leaves instead of the lavender, as I think chicken and sage are a great match.
This is absolutely wonderful!!! I made it for my picky boyfriend and he loved it!
Initially I wasn't quite sure how this would turn out (being new to using lavender in cooking) but I searched the grocery store for lavender and I found dried lavender. Wish I could have used fresh but I still tried it with the dry and it turned out fantastic. Definitely a recipe i will share and I will use again. The only thing I did differently was not add the cheese. It was still great without it.
Tried this to use lavender I grew this year. We found that the bacon didn't get crispy enough for our tastes, so we tried again with precooked and it was quite good. Got 3 out of 4 thumbs up. My hubby just didn't like the taste of the lavender.
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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels? College Football's Most Investigated Coaches
By Mike Kline ,
The college football season is months away, and we are already hearing news of more investigations into the practice habits of Rich Rodriguez.
It begs the question: Do coaches really practice the old adage "if you aren't cheating, you aren't trying?"
Rodriguez isn't the only coach to feel the heat of an NCAA investigation. From recruiting violations to sex scandals to accusations of abuse of players, the coaches on this list have all felt the heat.
Oh Richard! Rodriguez would have been wise to study the tragic story of Kelvin Sampson of college basketball infamy.
News broke earlier this week that the NCAA was questioning Rodriguez's former employer, West Virginia, about practice lengths and amount of time spent on football-related activities.
It is the same issue that got Rich Rod in hot water last year at his new gig at Michigan. Although the chronology is a bit different than it was for Sampson—he got in trouble first at his old school—the end result could be the same.
We all appreciate players that work harder than they have to, but it means a bit more when they do so voluntarily and not because the coach yells at you to do so.
Who would have thought that the high-profile coach from Texas Tech that was sent packing wasn't named Knight?
Leach is a smart guy, but he should have known what he was up against when he decided to take on the mothership ESPN and one of its own, Craig James.
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In 2006 the University was said to be lacking institutional control, and it showed this fall when Kansas football and basketball players were involved in a fight.
So much for school spirit.
Mangino was shown the door shortly thereafter and leaves a legacy of troubles as large as his shadow.
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The former Alabama coach was well respected when he coached Washington State, but it was a whole new ball game when he went to coach the Crimson Tide.
Problem is his penchant for the nightlife cost him his job before he coached a single game.
What Price failed to realize was that Alabama cares about winning football games more than breathing, so embarrassing their reason for living was not a good idea.
I can only think of one other man who was shown the door faster. That would be...
O'Leary famously left Georgia Tech for his dream job at Notre Dame, a job that lasted less than a week.
As it turned out, George was great at having a Notre Dame clause added to his contract but wasn't so good at filling out his job application.
This cost him his job because "Thou shalt not tell lies" means a lot in South Bend.
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Carroll resurrected the USC program after two failed attempts to run an NFL program.
He seemed to have it all with the Trojans. So why leave now for a Seahawks job that, while it pays well, isn't really as attractive in my opinion as the USC job?
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I guess if you are a believer in coincidences, then go ahead and believe it.
Now USC turns to another guy the NCAA has been looking at as well, and he has only been a head college coach for one year.
Kiffin, like George O'Leary, left a good job for his dream job. Unlike O'Leary, Kiffin hadn't really proven he could be a good head coach.
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We departed Hong Kong today for Macau. It took us about an hour to get to Macau on the ferry. We again had to go through immigration, because Macau is also a special administrative region. It was given back to mainland China, from Portugal, in 1999. Macau is known for its gambling which I experienced first hand today. The students were given a lecture on gambling and culture in Macau at the University of Macau. It is interesting to think that 80% of Macau's revenue comes from gambling, and its 32 casinos. After lecture, I had Portuguese food for dinner. The Portuguese have excellent desserts. I had a vanilla type pudding with crushed cookies. I also sampled some almond cookies. After dinner, I went to two casinos. The Venetian was my favorite, but we also visited ... read more
So we entered Macau today. We entered by ferry. It was about an hour long ferry. Once we entered Macau the first thing I noticed was that everything was trilingual. The instructions were in Cantonese, Portuguese, and English. It was so strange to see streets and buildings in Portuguese in Southern china. So we board a bus and head towards a fancy restaurant but meanwhile all you can see are casinos everywhere! And I mean EVERYWHERE. Every other building was a casino! This gaming industry in Macau was definitely no joke! So we eat at this fancy restaurant and after that head to our hotel. After that we had a lecture on gambling and "Macau the sin city". I'm going to skip the lecture because in all honesty nobody paid much attention. I actually videotaped everyone ... read more
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- macauAsia » Macau » Macau July 4th 2011 Published: July 7th 2011 « Previous EntryA PRIVATE BLOG ENTRY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Oct 26 Macau Took a catamaran ferry over to here. Fast, but rough. For an hour we all either slept or quietly starred out the window…anything to keep the stomach intact. Not too much in Macau. It is on old Portuguese settlement that has been turned into the Vegas of Asia. 33 casino on this small rock. The downtown core was interesting as it is old, but other than that it was just another long day. Back in Hong Kong our group of six went for a Mexican dinner and desert. Best meal since coming to China. China is quite the country. We were definitely shown what the government wants to show off…t... read more
Wow, I can't believe it's come to this, the last few days of this monumental adventure. It seems like only 5 minutes ago we were sitting down first thinking about the idea. Well here we are back in Bangkok, our hub for Asia and probably the heart of this winter. The reason for our brief return is twofold, it's about 5 times the price to fly directly from Saigon to Macau rather than back to Bangkok then over to Macau, which is double the distance. What it does do though is give Lisa the change to 'Jimmy Choo' shop. Yep, the ladyboys of Patpong market are in for a visit. As this is our last 'proper' Asia stop on the tour, pressies need to be purchased and where better than the knock off stalls of Bangkok's ... read more
Macau The second half of our Spring Holiday was spent in Macau, 60 kilometers across the Pearl River estuary from Hong Kong. The ferry trip was pretty uneventful, not much to see until you actually get there. Macau consists of a peninsula and a couple of islands. The peninsula is almost part of the mainland and the two islands are practically one due to land reclamation. In the 1580s, Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci wrote "It is better to call it a protruding rock than to call it a peninsula." It was a backwater until the Portuguese set up shop in the 1500s. It went from about 3 sq. km. then to about 30 sq. km. now. Who says they don't make waterfront anymore? I associated Macau with gambling and therefore had little interest in going there ... read more
I got up early and headed to the harbour to catch the so-called TurboJet to Macau taking 75 minutes. Upon arriving I checked the score of the Nashville game on my ipod using the wireless that the city of Macau had set up for free for tourists. Satisfied that we were winning, I walked along, seeing clear blue sky for the first time since leaving Canada. I had started to forget what the Sun looked and felt like. Macau is a tiny city of about 500 000. It was also pretty hot and muggy. I walked around and up to the highest point in Macau, on the location of one of the two old Portuguese forts overlooking the city and the harbour. There was also a lighthouse. I wandered around, and there even was free wireless ... read more
Tourism is a huge part of Macau's economy. It is considered the Las Vegas of China and home too many of the same brands of casinos. The Wynn, MGM, Venetian, and Hard Rock are all brands that can be found in both places. This brings a lot of weekend trippers to Macau and it was much cheaper for us to travel there during the week. I stayed at the Holiday Inn Macau and they also had a casino on the 3rd floor. Although we did no gambling, the casinos were still interesting places to see and explore. They are their own micro culture within the city, very different from many other traditional Chinese areas. It feels a lot the same as being in an American casino, with the largest difference being Language.... read more
The first day of the trip we flew to Zhuhai, China. This city shares a border with Macau and we walked through customs there. The weather was much warmer there because it is south of Shanghai. I traveled with two friends who are local Chinese people; their names are Wang Shi Kun and Lixi Zhou. Wang is my friend who helped me get settled here and they were going to Macau for the first time like me. After we found the hotel, we went to a popular bakery that is known for being the original maker of Macau style dan ta. Dan ta translated means egg tart and Macau is famous for this treat. Dinner was at a popular Portuguese restaurant and this was one of the two times on the trip English was more useful ... read more
I just returned from Macau! I have been quite busy for the last month and have a lot of material now to catch everyone up on. My trip was what foreigners here call a "visa run." This is when my legal stay in China is about up and I need to leave and return. My duration of stay is limited to 90 days so I have to take small trips to be here legally. It is inconvenient and a blessing at the same time. Because of this I get to see some parts of the world I wouldn't have otherwise. Macau is one of the top 50 densest cities in the world. I didn't know this before I went but I could feel it. The streets are narrow and all the buildings are tall. The residential ... read more
Bags on our backs we made our way across Hong Kong to the Macau ferry terminal, timing it perfectly as a ferry was just about to leave. We were sold the tickets at a last minute discount and rushed through customs where we boarded the catamaran. The journey between Hong Kong and Macau takes around an hour and it passed quickly as the back and forth motion of the boat rocked us to sleep. On arrival in Macau we by-passed all of the big, glittering casinos and headed for the older part of the city. China meets Portugal here as warm egg custard tarts sit side by side with dried seafood and meats, churches rub shoulders with temples, and winding cobbled streets are filled with Chinese antique shops. We walked around, seeing the cathedral and the ... read more


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Deep breaths, Buckeye fans
In this here topsy-turvy, wacky world of college football, there are only a few certainties:
A) Michigan State will ultimately implode in an unbelievably spectacular fashion.
B) Les Miles can take any end-of-game scenario and turn it into complete chaos.
C) Lane Kiffin losing to Steve Sarkisian just makes sane people giggle like crazy circus clowns high on meth and
D) Ohio State fans will be befuddled, furious and amazed when a Jim Tressel-coached team struggles on the road against a Big 10 opponent that's overmatched.
Seriously, people, calm the hell down. Has anyone been paying attention the past 10 years?
No, the Buckeyes didn't play well Saturday at Illinois. But the outrage about this performance seems a bit misplaced.
Consider the scenario: Early in the third quarter, the Buckeyes have a 14-10 lead when Terrelle Pryor, the team's starting quarterback and leading rusher (season and game) hurts his leg. Ohio State is going INTO the wind at Illinois' Memorial Stadium - and having been there this is not a pleasant experience. (Especially if you're downwind of the hog farms.) Tressel inserts the backup QB who promptly throws an interception. Pryor returns but is still nursing his injured leg and doesn't seem like he's going to run much.
Anyone who has remotely followed Ohio State in the Tressel era has to know what happens next. Tress shuts it down. He keeps the ball. He runs the clock. He's got the lead and if he can get the third quarter over with, he's got an anemic Illinois offense playing into the wind in the fourth. This is common sense to Tress.
Don't misunderstand - it's painful to watch and infuriating. Tressel can routinely leave no margin for error in these situations and he gets caught up in calling the same run plays over and over - when the opposition knows exactly what's coming.
But, as usual, it worked. And, as usual, Buckeye fans get worked into a lather (which is what we're best at.)
Now, actual problems to worry about:
- The potential loss of DB/LB hybrid Tyler Moeller could be devastating. Moeller was having a terrific season and while not that good in coverage is terrific open-field tackler and blitzer. His backup is true freshman Christian Bryant who showed well against Illinois but no doubt will get picked on in coming games - like next week against pass-happy Indiana.
- Pryor's pulled quad muscle - if it lingers - could force Tress to go super conservative. If Pryor isn't a threat to run, Tress has even less incentive to continue calling pass plays. The threat of Pryor's running ability is the one factor that makes the pass game and the run game better than they really are.
- Missed tackles and missed blocks were far too prevalent. The tackling improved in the second half as OSU got a better handle on what the Zookers were running - but still. Offensively, the line was reaching although it's tough when everyone knows what's comin'.
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A lovely day here in South Wales. Out in the garden looking for signs of Spring.
Poppy is enjoying the sun too.
Last week the first batch of spawn appeared in the pond. I had seen quite a few frogs around for a few days but only one batch. Not a very good picture I'm afraid.
Yesterday there were several frogs in there but couldn't see them very well as they didn't surface. Managed one picture of a pair that I thought were going to surface but changed their mind. Perhaps I scared them off.
Still no more spawn today. Last year there were 10 or 11 batches. Time yet I suppose. I have also seen 2 newts in there on several occasions over the last week.
Spring flowers are starting to open and the first bees are taking advantage of the heather and getting their first nectar of the season. Difficult to see but there is a bee there in the centre of the photo.
Crocuses are open in the sunshine around my little cherry tree.
Other flowers
Muscari (grape hyacinths)
Daffodils and primroses
This is my plum tree. Don't know what the name of it is but it has very small sweet yellow plums. It doesn't produce fruit every year and I think it might be because it flowers so early. If it is cold there will be no insects around to pollinate it so I think that is why it fails. As I saw quite a few bees around today so it might be a successful year.
Close up of plum blossom
It is starting to look like snow underneath the tree as the petals fall.
Several birds around on my feeder this past week. Great tits, bluetits, greenfinches, robins and chaffinches. Also feeding on the ground I have seen blackbirds, dunnocks, starlings, jackdaws and wood pigeons, to name but a few.


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At overcrowded Florida prisons, some inmates may just camp out
The state's plan to house some inmates in tents could save money, but it's drawing criticism.
Florida's balmy winter temperatures have long been a draw for visitors eager to spend some time under canvas, sleeping on cots and enjoying the great outdoors. But a new plan to expose some of the state's inmates to the delights of year-round 'camping' has failed to evoke the same enthusiasm.
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Faced with a budget deficit of $2.3 billion, Florida is saving money by buying giant tents to house prisoners at nine of its 137 facilities. With its prison population having passed 100,000 for the first time this month, corrections officials say that the hundreds of extra beds will also help address potential overcrowding problems.
The state isn't the first to try the idea. Michigan, Colorado, Arizona, and Hawaii are among those that have considered or used tents to better manage prison populations.
But Florida, with the third-largest corrections system in the country (after California and Texas) is the biggest and the first to try it on such a scale.
So far 36 tents, each able to house 22 inmates, have been set up at eight prison sites in north Florida, and one in the south, and the state has 20 more in reserve.
Walter McNeil, secretary of the Florida Department of Corrections, insists that the move is temporary and that the tents are "a precautionary measure" that he hopes not to have to use.
Prisoner advocates skeptical
However, his claims cut little ice with prisoners' advocates, who say that the state has taken a stride backwards by erecting the structures and that Florida's notoriously high summer temperatures will make conditions intolerable for those housed within.
"However many they build, they're going to fill them," says Bill Sheppard, a Jacksonville attorney who has represented inmates in numerous actions involving prisoners' rights and conditions.
"In August, in a tent, with the heat in Florida, your brain's going to boil, and that ain't a very good thing," Mr. Sheppard says. "They've tried this before, and were made to take the tents down, now they're trying it again and it will fail again."
"The technology of the type of tent may have changed, and the law may have changed, but it didn't work then and it won't work now," he says.
The US Supreme Court addressed the issue the last time that the Florida Department of Corrections used smaller tents to temporarily house inmates coming into the prison system before their assignment to a permanent facility.
Although not specifically mentioned in the justices' decision at the time, the tents were among a number of measures adopted by Florida to tackle overcrowding that were ruled unconstitutional in the 1977 Costello v. Wainwright case.


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- 1North American A dustman.More example sentences
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- The way he saw it, you were either a garbage collector or a CEO.
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In 2012, the most iconic name in the surf industry celebrated it's 60th year of operation and innovation with a global art tour curated by Monster Children.
Celebrating the good vibes with good people, the Art and Innovation tour kicked off in an old warehouse space in Surry Hills, Sydney. Check out what went down and the legendary artworks.
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Starting in Sydney on March 15th 2012, artworks by Thomas Campbell, Geoff McFetridge, Mark Penxa, Jim Phillips Jr, Tim Chapman and Liam Gerrard, along with a plethora of O'Neill memorabilia were exhibited in a global art and innovation tour. The exhibition travelled through Asia, Africa, Europe and North America, with the final exhibition seen in Santa Cruz at the O'Neill Cold Water Classic WT surf event.
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