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Mt. Vernon won the match 26-24, 25-22. The Lady Rams lost a lead and rallied to win the opening game. Mt. Vernon rallied and erased a Marion lead in the second game.
"They seemed a couple times where we got down that they looked like they may want to give up, but then they didn't and they came together as a team and just kept playing hard," Mt. Vernon coach Angie Higgins said.
Rachel Kirsch led the Lady Rams with eight kills. Hannah Carbonaro added 10 assists. Whitney Jones finished with six blocks.Alexis Stewart led Mt. Vernon with 15 digs, and Madalina Overstreet finished with 13.
"Overall everybody was fairly consistent," Higgins said. "No one or two people had an off game."
The two teams traded points early before Mt. Vernon climbed to a 11-7 led after a kill from Kirsten McGowen. The Lady Rams lead stood at 17-11 after an Overstreet ace.
Marion battled back and scored seven straight points to seize an 18-17 edge. The lead swung back and forth between the two squads until late.
With the game tied at 24, the Lady Rams took advantage of a Marion hitting error followed by a kill from Kirsch to win.
In the second game, it was Marion who saw a lead slip away.
Mt. Vernon trailed 17-13 before battling back on the Lady Wildcats. Whitney Jones capped a Mt. Vernon run with a kill that gave the Lady Rams a 19-18 advantage. Marion tied the game at 19, but the Lady Rams surge to victory. Jones put Mt. Vernon up 23-19 with a kill. McGowen ended the game with a kill of her own.
Mt. Vernon is 5-4 this season and 1-2 in conference play.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The Giants need somebody who fits in the middle of their batting order. They'll worry about where he fits on the field later.Finding a third baseman remains a top priority for the Giants as they prepare to head for the Winter Meetings in Nashville, Tenn., which begin Monday and run for four days. But San Francisco is not fixated on Florida's Miguel Cabrera, the most talented third baseman available on the trade market, particularly since the Marlins want a virtually prohibitive package of talented players in exchange. The Giants will consider acquiring a decent hitter, probably through trade, regardless of position. Such is their desperation to improve an offense that ranked 14th among National League teams in batting average and on-base percentage, 15th in runs scored and last in slugging percentage. "We're smart enough to know that wherever the iron strikes, you're going to have to make that adjustment, and we would do so," Giants general manager Brian Sabean said Thursday. The Giants have been among the handful of teams said to be most interested in Cabrera, the four-time All-Star who hit .320 with 34 home runs and 119 RBIs last season. But the Giants have been reluctant to part with prized right-handers Tim Lincecum or Matt Cain, either of whom the Marlins certainly would insist on -- along with two or three other promising performers. Sabean spoke candidly when asked about Cabrera and the Marlins' exorbitant trade demands.
"I hate to speak to somebody else's business, but you wonder if they really do want to trade the player or if they absolutely, positively have to win the deal in such a one-sided fashion. Maybe they're not going to get something done, I don't know," Sabean said.
He added that Cabrera will command huge salaries in arbitration in each of the next two seasons and might not agree to discussions about a contract extension beyond 2009, when he becomes eligible for free agency -- two factors that make the 24-year-old a risk to obtain.Later during a conference call with reporters, Sabean referred to the widespread belief within the industry that the Marlins might lose bargaining leverage as the offseason progresses. Asked whether he thought he could acquire an impact hitter without parting with Cain or Lincecum, Sabean said, without naming Cabrera, "Whatever somebody's asking price is now may not be the case in the Winter Meetings or after the Winter Meetings, as illustrated by the one player we talked about earlier. There's a reason that player hasn't been traded yet." Sabean acknowledged that the Giants would prefer to make the type of trade that Minnesota engineered in obtaining outfielder Delmon Young for Tampa Bay -- trading pitching (Matt Garza, in the Twins' case) for a young, developing hitter. Noting that the Giants approached the Rays about Young, Sabean said, "At the end of the day, we didn't have a match because of their asking price. But we are exploring those types of deals ... It'd be nice to find a younger third baseman out there if we could trade pitching. Right now, that opportunity hasn't presented itself."
Although Sabean hasn't completely ruled out trading Cain or Lincecum, their status as Giants appears increasingly safe. Sabean said, "I would think" they're untouchable, and added that he "would be in shock" if either was dealt."As I said before, we have to listen. That's our job, especially after finishing in last place," Sabean said. "But ... there's too much chatter around the industry about these guys." Sabean continued to anticipate that the Meetings will return to "old-fashioned mode," in which trade discussions are more prominent than free-agent negotiations. Having told MLB.com recently that 70 to 75 percent of his conversations involved trades -- a 3-to-1 ratio -- Sabean revised that estimate Thursday.
"It might be 4-to-1 now," he said, noting that he's in earnest trade talks with about six teams.The Giants are still considering some free-agent options. Sabean said they're "on the fringe" of the bidding for prominent center fielders such as Andruw Jones, Aaron Rowand and Mike Cameron.
"We're still exploring whether it's viable or possible," Sabean said.However, Sabean doubted that he'll plunge into the market for free-agent third basemen if he can't trade for one. He said that the Giants have maintained talks with their own free agent, Pedro Feliz, and his agents, Sam and Seth Levinson.
"Their pie-in-the-sky is a three-year deal, which we'll never get to," Sabean said.
If all of the Giants' efforts fall short, Sabean said, they're likely to try Kevin Frandsen at third base, backed up by Rich Aurilia.Relying on the likes of Frandsen, who's also a candidate to start at second base, or outfielder Nate Schierholtz, who impressed Sabean by batting .348 in the Arizona Fall League ("He's going to be in the mix for playing time next year"), is as integral to the Giants' plan as their Winter Meetings hopes for upgrading their roster. This is the post-Barry Bonds era. Quick-fix solutions for vacant positions won't suffice. "I think we've all figured out where we are, including giving our young people a chance to play," Sabean said. "We're just not going to fill holes with veterans as we've done in the past. We're going to play our kids more."
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Mickey Lewis is thrilled to finally have some attacking options up front as Oxford United visit Bury in Sky Bet League Two tonight.
James Constable and Deane Smalley have had little back-up over the last month, but the U's suddenly have four experienced strikers available.
David Connolly scored on his debut last weekend and Dave Kitson also came on after recovering from an ankle injury.
Lewis said: "It's brilliant, we have a lot of games coming up and we're going to need them all."
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on Jan 27, 2010 at 5:43 pm
Unfortunately, the day of reckoning is upon us and the reality of this is that if the money isn't there, the money isn't there. It won't appear out of nowhere and it sure doesn't grow on trees. As a teacher in this district, I accept this simple truth and the results of years of bad fiscal management in Sacramento. But then, I can only spend so much time pointing fingers.
So what can I do as a member of this great district to offset these drastic cuts? I think this is the question we should all ask ourselves.
-As teachers, what could we give up? Could we give up a couple of days pay? Could we handle a few more kids in our class?
-Parents, Could you handle not having school provided lunch services? Could you handle paying a little more to support athletic programs, counseling services, or fine arts classes?
-Administrators, Could you give up some of the administrative assistants? Could you take a pay cut?
But even more importantly than our own sacrifices is what we can collectively do as a community. Once again, as we contemplate the lay offs of hard working teachers and educational programs, nowhere is a dialogue happening about reducing energy costs. No, we just choose to carry on with our daily habits of excessive energy use with very inefficient facilities. $950,000, that is the average energy cost for our district per month. Surely we can find a way to become more energy efficient to help our district reduce costs and perhaps save one or two programs or teachers.
on Jan 28, 2010 at 6:13 am
Thank you for listening. We're gonna keep holding your feet to the fire, but believe me, to those I represent this is very heartening, that the government actually might listen to it's constituents if they voice their opinions loudly enough.
So thank you for considering raising class sizes. Now actually do it
And don't let go of or tempt into retirement the good older teachers just for the sake of new ones. Let the standard be who is good at their job or not, regardless of age. Some of my best teachers were older. And they didn't whimper at the thought of teaching 35 kids, since they were used to even more
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The SRVUSD might try a little "Zero based budgeting." Reduce the budget to the basic 3R's (Reading, Riting, Rythmatic) and then start adding back in the social engineering frills until you run out of funding..... and then stop!


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Campbell first PFL test for JU
The quest to repeat as the Pioneer Football League champion begins this weekend for Jacksonville University and the opening road is in Buies Creek, N.C., at Campbell.
JU (1-2), PFl co-champs with Dayton last season, has played three scholarship programs to start and is winless on the road. The Dolphins lost the opener to The Citadel, 31-9, and lost at Western Illinois, 35-21, the following week. They picked up their first win last weekend at home over Charleston Southern, 37-30.
Despite an 11-game PFL winning sreak, the road this week, according to coach Kerwin Bell, is no easier than where the Dolphins have been thus far.
"They (Campbell) are big and they are physical and they are improving,'' Bell said.
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The Camels (1-1) were off last weekend after shellacking Apprentice, 76-0, in a game in which running back C.J. Oates rushed for 139 of his team's 403 yards and scored four touchdowns . He was named PFL Player of the Week after the win.
"We're going to have to stop the run, it's as simple as that,'' JU defensive coordinator Jerry Odom said. "That has been a problem area for us.''
The Citadel ran for 439 yards in the opener, leaving the Dolphins with giving up 322.6 yards a game on the ground, 120th in the FCS.
The Dolphins' offense showed spark last week as running back J.J. Laster rushed for 128 yards and quarterback Josh McGregor threw for 208 yards and a pair of touchdowns, one of them to tight end Quintin Davis who had a team season-high 117 receiving yards.
The win over the Bucs was JU's 10th consecutive home win, a school record.
Laster had a big game against the Camels last season rushing for 93 yards but is downplaying expectations. "I'm going to go out and do my job and try to help the team get a win,'' Laster said this week.
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My wife asked me to make her a tray for her birthday ….. with a chickadee on a branch. This is in my mind at least a very overworked theme in marquetry but I agreed to give it a shot. I at least wanted it to look lifelike so I started a search of images on Google where I found this one.
I imported it to inkscape, did a nice tracing, retooling the branch for artistic effect, and added a few other branches and some faint terrain and sky to fill out the area. "How do you like this?" I asked, proudly showing her my drawing. " I like the bird" she said, " but lose the other branches and the landscape. All I want is a bird on a branch." "As you wish my dear." I said (or some fairly similar expression) .........and so just a bird on a branch it became. When all is said and done I have to admit (begrudgingly) that in this case at least, less may have actually been more. I quite like the little guys.
The marquetry is quite simple as the pieces are larger than what I've been doing lately so I decided to cut them in classic style and get a few extras, after all you don't have much more cutting to do … and it is a bit more challenging. The marquetry itself was done quite quickly. What took me way too much time was the silly idea of having round inside corners. I guess it looks nice but it presented a new problem (opportunity) at every stage.
The veneers in the backgrounds are mostly maple in one figure or another plus a piece of what I'm guessing is a burl-ish redwood. The marquetry veneers are ipe, holly, fir, oak and the redwood for one branch. Two of them have legs like my music motif tray and the other two sit right down on their bases.
All cutting was done on my Green Valley chevalet, the first one I built (and maybe still my favorite)........ boy, that shop looks uncluttered. I've added a lot to the little six foot square marquetry shop since this photo.
Thanks for looking in.
Questions, comments and critiques are always welcome…................. Merry Christmas!!
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#1 posted 621 days ago
Your wife has taste. The simple bird shows quite nicely. But simple it ain't, you did remarkable work on these. They look great.
Too bad you did not have sharp inside corners, they would have looked better. (Just kidding)
Merry Christmas. Enjoy the warm weather.
-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon
#2 posted 621 days ago
Paul nice work as always!
-- Heritage School of Woodworking
#3 posted 621 days ago
Looks very good to me Paul…and your wife has to be extrremely happy with the results.
-- If retiring is having the time to be able to do what you enjoy then I have always been retired.
#4 posted 621 days ago
these are really quite nice, beautiful in fact, your wife is one lucky lady, ask and it appears…all of them are really nice but i really like the one that looks quilted…
#5 posted 621 days ago
oh and please tell your wife i said happy birthday..
#6 posted 621 days ago
Another great project. I always appreciate your sharing.
-- John, Colorado's (Wooden Wizard)
#7 posted 621 days ago
Beautiful job, and a smart move to follow her directions.
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware firstname.lastname@example.com †
#8 posted 621 days ago
Paul you know what they say "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" or in this case 4 trays….... Well done.
#9 posted 621 days ago
You obviously have a lot of talent when it comes to marquetry…and…when it comes to keeping a happy home!!
-- gbear, Carmichael, CA
#10 posted 621 days ago
Wow Paul
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#11 posted 621 days ago
Paul, Another amazing set of projects from the master. That bird looks alive and I like the single branch design. All of your stuff is so perfect. I never see even a tiny flaw!
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
#12 posted 621 days ago
Your Work Is Amazing!! Can't get enough of it!
-- Robert B. Sabina, Ohio..... http://www.etsy.com/shop/WoodenfrogWoodenProd
#13 posted 621 days ago
Beautiful work Paul. I really like the pine cones on the sides, they add a nice touch. One nice thing for your wife is that when she asks for something with marquetry on it there's a good chance she'll get four!
-- Paul--- Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep. — Scott Adams
#14 posted 621 days ago
WOW!!!!!!! those are amazing, Paul. just beautiful work. Your wife is so lucky to have you create such beautiful things for her!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.............Jim
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!
#15 posted 621 days ago
Ya did good, and I'm sure the customer was pleased!
-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher
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As the leaves change color and the mornings grow cool, the Great Smoky Mountains beckon to backpackers from all over the region and U.S.
The next speaker for the Community Treasures Lecture Series at the Blount County Campus, Jaimie Matzko, knows well how to prepare for these excursions.
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Weaknesses: NFLdraftscout.com considers him to be limited when it comes to making plays laterally. Led the Cardinal in tackles for loss in 2005 (10.5), but most of those came at the point of attack.
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On Jan. 14, 1983, Babatunde Oluwasegun Temitope Oluwakorede Adisa Oshinowo Jr. was born in Columbus, Ohio.
"It's Nigerian," Oshinowo said when asked about his 53-letter name. "Each of the grandparents, you know, when the child is born, they're like, 'I'm going to call him this.' They have their own names. So all those names are from my grandparents and other family members."
Oshinowo said he didn't learn his full name until he was 10 or 11. As a freshman at Stanford he went by the name "O.J." to make it easier on friends.
Oshinowo, a strong run-stopper projected as a second-round draft pick on Saturday, is a bit of a Renaissance man.
His parents left Nigeria for Oxford University, where they met and were educated. Then they moved to the United States so that his father could further his education.
Oshinowo has several academic honors. He also was the jazz band section leader (trombone) and wind symphony orchestra leader (baritone) in high school.
And, oh yeah, he's also considered a chief in Nigeria.
"It's because of my grandfather," Oshinowo said. "My grandfather -- he's an important figure in the town and a well-respected individual -- like a chief. My mother is his first child."
Vikings scouts and coaches have convened this week at Winter Park to make make final preparations for the draft. Although the team is attempting to shroud its deliberations in secrecy, it seems clear that defensive tackles, such as Oshinowo, are not high on their priority list. Pat and Kevin Williams are locked into the position as starters, and C.J. Mosley was more than a competent backup last season.
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UCLA running back Maurice Drew had a 322-yard rushing game, is an outstanding punt returner and ran a 4.39 40 at the scouting combine. But he's 5-63/4 , "too small" for the NFL. Or is he? The top three rushers in league history are Emmitt Smith (5-9), Walter Payton (5-10) and Barry Sanders (5-8).
Player to watch
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
04-25-2006, 01:21 PM #2Prophet Guest
Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
Abatunde Oluwasegun Temitope Oluwakorede Adisa Oshinowo Jr.
Awesome name.
Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
"Prophet" wrote:
Abatunde Oluwasegun Temitope Oluwakorede Adisa Oshinowo Jr.
Awesome name.
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
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Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
Dis palooka is only rated tenth in the DT class, y'know? How come youse mugs don't get interested in anyone in da top five, hah?
Anyways, here he is.
Babatunde Oshinowo
Scouts Grade: 71
Strengths: Is a thick, well-built two-gap DT/NT prospect. Possesses a very good combination of size and strength. Plays with good balance and body control. Comes out of his stance low and will show good leverage when he's fresh. He has the brute strength to anchor at the POA and is at his best clogging gaps in the running game. He can occupy two blockers and protect his LB's. He has a strong bull rush and shows the ability to occasionally collapse the pocket as a pass rusher. He never missed a game due to injury in college. Is a durable player and consistent performer. Very good student and intelligent young man.
Weaknesses: Is not a good athlete. Possess marginal speed and lateral mobility. Still needs to improve his hand usage. Struggles to disengage from blocks on time. Will not make a lot of plays versus the run. Does not show good range in pursuit or the ability to consistently penetrate upfield. He takes poor angles and is a below average tackler in space. Very much a one-dimensional pass rusher with limited agility, COD skills and array of moves. Will likely never emerge as anything more than a two-down run-plugger in the NFL.
Overall: Oshinowo redshirted in 2001. He played in all 11 games and started one at the NT position in 2002. He moved into a fulltime starting role at NT as a sophomore in 2003, when he started all 11games and finished with 25 tackles, eight tackles for loss and four sacks. He remained a fulltime starter as a junior in 2004 and finished with 41 tackles, 5.5 TFL and 3.5 sacks. Oshinowo started all 11 games as a senior in 2005 and finished with 54 tackles, 10.5 TFL and 4.5 sacks. Oshinowo is not a great athlete and he is never going to emerge as a playmaker in the NFL. He has limited range versus the run and he is a one-dimensional pass rusher who shows very little upside in that area. However, Oshinowo is an attractive prospect because of his size and strength as a two-gap NT or DT. With so many teams moving to 3-4 (or hybrids of) in the NFL, a two-down run-plugger like Oshinowo is in high demand. That's why it wouldn't be surprising to see Oshinowo come off the 2006 draft board as early as the second round."From the fury of the Northmen, O Lord, save us!"
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Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
Anyone who can bench press 200 lbs over his body weight has my attention.. This guy sounds like a Man-Beast. I am sure the Vikes are not going after him, but sounds intimidating none the less.
Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
"singersp" wrote:
"Prophet" wrote:
Abatunde Oluwasegun Temitope Oluwakorede Adisa Oshinowo Jr.
Awesome name.
We would have to take the stripes off the sides of the pants in order to fit all of it, and even then it will be as confusing as all hell.. I kinda feel sorry for him in pre school trying to learn how to write his name. Better off teaching him advanced algebra. :grin:
Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
And he's a Jr.... think I would have rather gone by BO then OJ.
Pursuing a Masters in EE from Stanford, leader of the jazz band. Quite a character, looks like he's been planning for a life other than football.
Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
Babatunde...wasn't he in "Coming to America" with Eddie Murphy???
I agree that DT isn't a priority...but more depth is always nice. Maybe the Chiefs will draft him...since he is already considered a chief in Nigeria! :lol:BANNED OR DEAD...I'LL TAKE EITHER ONE
Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
He sounds like a good prospect, BUT will he be around in the 2nd or 3rd round somewhere as I'm pulling for a OLB (or possibly best athlete/f-ball player).
Having multiple 2nds and 3rds are nice, I hope we keep them!Home Sweet Dome...
04-25-2006, 08:12 PM #10Del Rio Guest
Re: Player to watch: Babatunde Oshinowo
Haloti Ngata
This is a guy to keep an eye on if you like good football. I know the Vikes won't get him. I know his parents they are good people and he is a very good athlete.
Draft boards having him going 11ish or so, I wouldn't be surprised if he goes to the Bills in the top ten.
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Is Orlando a soccer town?
Considering Orlando City won the 2013 USL Pro League Championship and Major League Soccer has all but made it official that a franchise is coming soon, Orlando residents ought to know the difference between a corner kick and a throw in.
Next year, construction is set to begin on an 18,000-seat stadium a few blocks from the Amway Center after funding was approved by the Orlando City Council and the Orange County Commission.
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Read It Later was one of the better Android apps for archiving web content to read at a later date and it has just been given a full makeover, a new name and a welcome price reduction. It'll now cost you absolutely nothing. The principle behind Pocket couldn't be simpler: if you find something you like on the web just open the …
I've been using this for a little while now and I love it. I've got the Android client, the iOS client, and the Chrome extension so I can save to my Pocket from any of my devices and read from them as well. If you don't have it (or similar app) get it.
One of the main uses for me is actually when I'm catching up on twitter, if someone links to something that looks interesting, then into my Pocket it goes.
Questionable credentials
Great review however I don't beleive a word of it, I don't trust anyone who uses Windows Vista.
If there was an article over 5 pages - and you wanted to get the whole thing for reading later. Could this app do it?
Re: so....
Instapaper can.
Not sure if there's an Android native app for it though. But for mostly text websites, it's must better than Pocket.
It does it for me. Not with every site (it's scrapers are good, but not perfect), but it works a lot of the time.
Re: so....
I just tested it on a 3 page El Reg article and it pulled all 3 pages happily.
Re: so....
Could this app do it?
Can it handle paywalls? I get no end of trouble on nature.com articles. Tried Read it Later and the Google weird circle one, neither were good.
Re: paywalls
It certainly has options for handling paywalls, however I don't actually have any accounts with paywalled sites so can't actively test it. But as I say it certainly gives you the option to provide login details for sites that need them.
Re: paywalls
Tried it, but when I go in the settings and select "manage site subscriptions" it says "feature not currently available for devices with Android 3.0 or greater". Bollocks.
Extension for Opera users
As clearly not everyone uses Chrome...
Capturing buzzards?
Capturing buzzards to stop them eating young pheasants? Is that for real?
Re: Capturing buzzards?
Sadly yes and at the cost of £325,000 to the taxpayer,
Don't always need an extension
You can go to http://getpocket.com/add/ and drag the '+ Pocket' button to your bookmarks bar and it will do the same thing
Okay but
Does it work for streaming porn, um, I mean media content, an, um, friend, yes, friend asked?
I still miss...
Avantgo that I used to have on Palm and Windows Mobile. Sync in the morning and take on the train! Whatever happened to them?
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