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BOSTON, MA -- (Marketwired) -- 06/13/14 -- Below is the May 2014 Monthly Update for the Liberty All-Star® Growth Fund, Inc. (NYSE: ASG)
Liberty All-Star Growth Fund Monthly Update Ticker: ASG May, 2014
Investment Approach
Fund Style: All- Cap Growth
Fund Strategy: Combines three growth style investment managers, each with a distinct capitalization focus (small-, mid- and large-cap) selected and continuously monitored by the Fund's Investment Advisor.
Investment Managers: Weatherbie Capital, LLC Small-Cap Growth | Matthew A. Weatherbie, CFA TCW Investment Management Company Mid-Cap Growth | Chang Lee and Mike Olson, CFA Large-Cap Growth | Craig C. Blum, CFA Top 20 Holdings at Month-End ------------------------------------------------------------------- (31.7% of equity portfolio) (Rank from previous month) ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Cerner Corp. (2) 2.1% 2 Google, Inc. (3) 1.9% 3 Dril-Quip, Inc. (1) 1.8% 4 athenahealth, Inc. (7) 1.8% 5 Salesforce.com, Inc. (6) 1.7% 6 Waste Connections, Inc. (13) 1.7% 7 American Tower Corp. (9) 1.6% 8 Signature Bank (4) 1.6% 9 Illumina, Inc. (20) 1.6% 10 Schlumberger Ltd. (8) 1.6% 11 Amazon.com, Inc. (10) 1.5% 12 ARM Holdings PLC (11) 1.5% 13 Visa, Inc., Class A (15) 1.5% 14 LinkedIn Corp., Class A (14) 1.4% 15 Middleby Corp. (19) 1.4% 16 Precision Castparts Corp. (12) 1.4% 17 priceline.com, Inc. (22) 1.4% 18 IHS, Inc., Class A (18) 1.4% 19 Starbucks Corp. (17) 1.4% 20 ACE Ltd. (16) 1.4% ------------------------------------------------------------------- Holdings are subject to change. Monthly Performance ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Performance NAV Market Price Discount ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Beginning of month value $5.37 $5.31 1.1% Distributions - - End of month value $5.33 $5.24 1.7% Performance for month -0.74% -1.32% Performance year-to-date -6.95% -3.80% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
The net asset value (NAV) of a closed-end fund is the market value of the underlying investments (i.e., stocks and bonds) in the Fund's portfolio, minus liabilities, divided by the total number of Fund shares outstanding. However, the Fund also has a market price; the value at which it trades on an exchange. If the market price is above the NAV the Fund is trading at a premium. If the market price is below the NAV the Fund is trading at a discount.
Returns for the Fund are total returns, which include dividends, after deducting Fund expenses. The Fund's performance is calculated assuming that a shareholder reinvested all distributions. Past performance cannot predict future investment results.
Performance will fluctuate with changes in market conditions. Current performance may be lower or higher than the performance data shown. Performance information shown does not reflect the deduction of taxes that shareholders would pay on Fund distributions or the sale of Fund shares. Shareholders must be willing to tolerate significant fluctuations in the value of their investment. An investment in the Fund involves risk, including loss of principal.
Sources of distributions to shareholders may include net investment income, net realized short-term capital gains, net realized long-term capital gains and return of capital. The actual amounts and sources of the amounts for tax reporting purposes will depend upon the Fund's investment experience during the remainder of its fiscal year and may be subject to changes based on tax regulations. If a distribution includes anything other than net investment income, the fund provides a Section 19(a) notice of the best estimate of its distribution sources at that time, available at www.all-starfunds.com. These estimates may not match the final tax characterization (for the full year's distributions) contained in shareholders' 1099-DIV forms after the end of the year.
Net Assets at Month-End ($millions) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Total $127.2 Equities $126.0 Percent Invested 99.1% ---------------------------------------------------------------- Sector Breakdown (% of equity portfolio)* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Information Technology 25.4% Industrials 18.3% Consumer Discretionary 16.2% Financials 14.7% Health Care 12.9% Energy 6.2% Consumer Staples 5.3% Materials 0.7% Telecommunication Services 0.3% Total Market Value 100.0% ---------------------------------------------------------------- *Based on Standard & Poor's and MSCI Barra Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS). New Holdings - None Holdings Liquidated ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arcos Dorados Holdings, Inc., Class A Liquidity Services, Inc. Masimo Corp. Portfolio Recovery Associates, Inc. ServiceSource International, Inc. Synaptics, Inc. Whole Foods Market, Inc.
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Satan's Bake Sale Mint Chocolate Chip Stout - Spring House Brewing Company
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Ratings: 147 | Reviews: 26 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by philbe311:
3.8/5 rDev -1.8%
A - Close to three fingers worth of rich creamy dark khaki colored froth... Solid retention gives way to to a full moderately thick veil of lacing... Both the head and lacing are equally inviting... Mostly still with just a couple of stray carbonation bubbles towards the very top of the glass... The color is a flat black... A good bit of lacing clings to the sides of the glass... Not a bad looking brew by any means...
S - No joke - This one smells like a 50/50 blend of freshly opened pack of thin mint girl scout cookies and freshly churned mint chocolate chip ice cream... The fresh mint adds wonderful depth and complexity... The rich dark chocolate notes truly accentuate the overall aroma... Very unique and very pleasing...
T - As expected the mint and chocolate notes are at the forefront... The mint takes one a fresh and earthy character... The cocoa chocolate nibs are secondary and nicely round out the flavor profile... However the two flavors seem to conflict a tad bit and don"t quite compliment one another as I would expect... There is also a hint of roasted malt beneath the surface...
M - Dense and medium bodied... Starts with a bit of sharpness and finishes a touch on the thin side... Limited carbonation... Kind of chalky... A bit off...
D - This one is a bit less then the sum of is parts... The solid appearance and outstanding aroma aren't quite enough to overcome a muddled flavor profile and slightly off mouthfeel... The end result is an average at best offering... I love the boundaries that Spring House pushes and challenges with most of their beers... Some are hits and some are misses... While I love the idea, this one is a bit of a miss in my opinion...
12-28-2013 02:34:14 | More by philbe311
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3/5 rDev -22.5%
12-01-2013 22:03:27 | More by TTripp725
New Jersey
4.21/5 rDev +8.8%
Having this as an after-meal brew/ treat... got to wash my mouth out for a fresh taste.
Was pleasantly surprised at the overall depth in flavor. The odor is overwhelmingly minty-chocolaty and you would think it would taste like a liquid York peppermint patty... quite the contrary.
Upon sipping, I experienced a forward flavor of mint-chocolate, followed by flavors of burnt vanilla and chocolate/ cocoa, in that order. I was quite impressed that this was evident with each sip and even more impressed by the overall drinkability and lack of booziness. Each sip and swallow was more refreshing than the previous.
I can't express how pleasant this beer was to drink, in an unsuspecting way. When you have tried Du Claw's Sweet Baby Jesus, you know it is like drinking a liquid Reese's cup.
Satan's Bake Sale is what you would expect when visiting Lucifer at his yearly fund-raiser... a beautiful selection of different flavor's and goodies- all in the same place!
Only gave it a 4.75 because let's face it, nothing in this world is perfect ;)
02-04-2014 00:11:58 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
09-30-2012 01:03:04 | More by acurtis
4/5 rDev +3.4%
12-07-2013 01:20:55 | More by UWBadgerFan4Life
4/5 rDev +3.4%
05-04-2014 06:40:56 | More by PretzelCity
4.5/5 rDev +16.3%
02-01-2014 21:13:39 | More by mikefuski17
2.5/5 rDev -35.4%
04-22-2014 19:03:12 | More by DarkLordPsycho
4/5 rDev +3.4%
07-16-2014 20:13:18 | More by pat_usher
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
11-29-2013 16:15:38 | More by waddellc2
3.83/5 rDev -1%
At the taproom.
A: Black as night, the same deep hue as Planet Bean, Big Gruesome, Kerplunk and every other Spring House stout. An off-white head laced in a few spots.
S: Peppermint patty, liquified, with alcohol thrown in for good measure. This one'll clear up your sinuses. Chocolate, deep roasted stout scents, are present too. But the peppermint is really, really tough to overlook.
T: The stout body, well-roasted and thick, makes an initial appearance up front, a reminder of what lurks. The stout, though, is no match for the peppermint that quickly follows. This is in-your-face peppermint, a York peppermint patty pureed into liquid form. It lasts, providing interesting hiccups the whole way home. I'll throw my vote behind Braaaiins! over this one.
M: Imagine a pepper mated with a mint in some type of forbidding Dr. Moreau island lab. Drink it up, feel the burn.
10-22-2011 21:43:15 | More by akorsak
3.25/5 rDev -16%
11-28-2013 01:36:45 | More by Kayaker
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
07-17-2014 23:44:58 | More by psmithmkt
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
Poured from a bomber into a Brewer's Art goblet. Moderately aggressive hand. No identifiable date on the label. There is a cartoon momma-demon servin' up skull cookies.
A: Essentially black with dark brown at the edges. 1/4 finger dark tan head that quickly fades to a thin film. Nice lacing.
S: Dark chocolate with a mint flare. Some peppermint and some eucalyptus. Lightly nutty.
T: Roasted malt with tangy undertones kicks it off. Develops into a somewhat peculiar bitter-eucalyptus flavor. Semi-dry finish. Dark chocolate. Peppermint. Piney hop notes on the back end. No significant alcohol presence to speak of. A bit hollow overall.
M: Moderate to light carbonation with a relatively light body. Feels a bit thin.
O: I was hoping for a thick, stick-to-your-ribs stout-cum-York peppermint patty, but I don't think it quite delivered. Looks good and smells nice, but falls a bit flat on the palate. The bitterness seems out of place with the chocolate/mint. And the chocolate/mint seems out of place without any sweetness/malt/body. Had potential though.
01-05-2014 05:48:49 | More by fourstringer
4/5 rDev +3.4%
02-03-2013 03:47:02 | More by hoppymcgee
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
07-14-2014 03:02:22 | More by bret717
New York
4/5 rDev +3.4%
02-01-2013 01:48:12 | More by london1o1
4/5 rDev +3.4%
11-08-2013 00:51:58 | More by IdrinkGas
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
12-14-2013 23:21:40 | More by st9647v3
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
08-07-2014 06:24:47 | More by DrBier
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
01-05-2014 11:20:26 | More by salthemonster
New York
5/5 rDev +29.2%
12-02-2013 04:01:00 | More by cestlavie
4.5/5 rDev +16.3%
06-23-2014 17:23:58 | More by jjd315
3.25/5 rDev -16%
01-23-2014 02:48:53 | More by DLSheidy
3.58/5 rDev -7.5%
Served on-tap at Spring House Taproom. My girlfriend and I were both really looking forward to trying this one, as part of an awesome line-up they had last night. Poured into a 10 ounce miniature pint glass.
A: Black body with some dark brown hues at the top of the glass. A dark tan head topped the beer but it faded almost instantly. Really no lace or retention, other than a thin ring that eventually died out.
S: Wow, loads of pure peppermint and dark, roasted chocolate malts. There's also a very pure chocolate flavor, like a bakers chocolate coming through with some little notes of vanilla and pine. Very sweet smelling, in a way, but really intoxicating. That's simply awesome.
T: Well it's like the nose but the translation isn't as great. It's still good don't get me wrong. My first impression was that this tasted like a liquid form of a Girl Scout Thin Mint cookie. Tons of peppermint and chocolate combined together, with a slight sweet vanilla and coffee element towards the back end. The lingering finish is just mint leaves through and through. Not bad, but the peppermint is overwhelming to the point where it gets sickening after a while.
M: Carbonation is on the lower end, giving this one a nice body. As it warmed it did seem like it thinned out a bit, but nothing detrimental. Slick and oily on the palate.
This was interesting. I couldn't enjoy more than a 10 ounce pour of this at any given time, simply due to the over-the-top peppermint aspect of it. But, that's what the beer is! I mean really, if you're a mint and chocolate fan, obviously check this one out.
01-06-2012 14:38:09 | More by ShanePB
Satan's Bake Sale Mint Chocolate Chip Stout from Spring House Brewing Company
87 out of 100 based on 147 ratings.

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In front of a live audience at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA, Rogan delves into topics like marriage, plastic surgery, and the very existence of the universe, all from his trademark fearless perspective. He takes on the Mayans, time travel, politics, and even childbirth with his signature delivery.
Leading up to the on-air premiere, Comedy Central Stand-Up will feature preview clips from the special. Fans can follow Rogan on Twitter at @JoeRogan, and he will also engage with Comedy Central fans via a CC Tumblr "Ask a Professional Comedian" live event.
An international headliner, Rogan has been called "one of the most complex and exciting stand-ups working in America today" by The Guardian. He starred in the one-hour specials "Talking Monkeys in Space" and "Joe Rogan Live," and released the CDs "Shiny Happy Jihad" and "I'm Gonna Be Dead Someday."
Rogan is host of The Joe Rogan Experience, a longform conversation with guests that is one of the most popular comedy podcasts on iTunes. Since 2002, Rogan has provided color commentary for the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) on Pay Per View, SPIKE Television and now on FOX.
Rogan was seen in the film "Here Comes The Boom" and starred in the film "Zookeeper." He was the host of the hugely successful Reality Show "Fear Factor," and played Joe Garrelli, the resident electrician on the hit NBC comedy series "NewsRadio."
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I admit it, I do click on vulva closeups too.
But a whole page with pretty much nothing else? Boring. Very very boring. 5 pages of her vulva on display in the most direct way possible? I am so fucking tired.
The first two pages were good or at least ok. The rest is just another pretty girl spreading her legs as far as possible for the gynocological examination fetishists. No need for a face or a name. Just rubber stamp it was 'vulva number XYZ' and be done.
The girl is damned gorgeous -- love her or leave her little lambs!
Do you say the same with the scar?
id kiss and lick her scar
Uh , what scar ? I see the mole ... but not a scar yet .. Could you please Identify which photo and the area that the elusive scar is at .
It's pretty artfully hidden in this set. You can see it to the right of her navel in images 3 and 21 here. It's big and bold in her previous set, Kallu -- see image 4...
If this bullshit continues about her scar, we're likely to lose Sapphira...but then I guess that's what your intention is, huh doug...
Hi to everybody..
i just wanna explain why Sapphira in this set have the scar retouched.
I agree with all the comments that she is better and more natural with scar not deleted.
But this is one set from my first of her and at the begin, i was thinking that she was better with scare retouched...well i was totally in wrong...so now ...if i'm not retouching nothing of her...and ...sorry also for the lipstick..i agree to that is too red..so if in future you will see..others sets of her without scar..just mean was set of few time ago.
thanks a lot to everybody for the comments....enjoy the fabulous METART
Mr. Helios ---
If you consider this art -- then it is YOUR art --
Do not apologize -- it is a sign of weakness.
WE have nothing to do with YOUR art. Did Van Gogh apologize?
Maybe to his ear.
The lipstick is not too bright for me. The earrings are fine. Either can provide color and interest to draw attention to our model. They just did not go well together.
Please don't apologize. You have offered us plenty of great imagery. If I don' t always like every photo, I appreciate how you push artistic boundaries in a way that many do not -it would be a great loss to stop.
I do ask for more kindness to elbows, knees, and toes.
Hi Luca, I want to agree with the other members about the scar. I feel it is part of her and does not look bad at all. I am glad you agree with us too.
But I do not agree about the makeup. The fact is, some women like to wear visible makeup sometimes. It helps them feel beautiful and glamorous, and I don't think it is a bad thing every once in a while.
I prefer women who don't feel they NEED to wear makeup all the time ~ but seeing a woman made up glamorously from time to time can be a real treat.
Thank you for explaining this to us, Mr. Helios. You have nothing to be sorry for - Sapphira is a fabulous woman and I enjoy seeing her every time she appears. I do prefer to see un-retouched photos, but I understand what you said and am glad to hear that you do not do this anymore. You have my respect for your fine contributions here.
Please feel free to visit us again in the comments. Many of your fellow photogs write here regularly and many of us enjoy their perspective.
Just answering his question, pointing to published images... :-)
I know you were doug. I didn't mean to direct that solely at you. I just got irritated by the mindless chatter about her scar.
Obssession ALWAYS breeds mindless chatter -- and quite a lot of it, ir would appear.
Stop obsessing about me, Dread :-))))
I don't see it as being mindless, though. To me the to-be-or-not-to-be of the scar is a fundamental question for this site. Do you reveal or obscure reality? Reality in as much as is reasonably possible to reveal.
"Photoshopping" reality -- whether you choose to do it or not, and for what reason -- that is the question. As big as Sapphira's scar :-)
Of course reality less large than that scar is photoshopped too -- the question is why?
And that gives rise to a lot of chatter.
Of course it's not just visual reality that is obscured/denied here... :-)
Irrelevant --
...to the blind :-)
Whoot , whoot .... I finally found Anna AJ on another site , and she done went an stuck a broom have in her little cookie ... :)
Perhaps a reason to prefer this site -Artwork.
First who gives a fuck about a scare? Maybe Scareface(movie)!
This women is poety in motion.
I recieved a personal email from the photograper Luca Helios on how he is able to shoot this incredible women. That was dripping with sexuality and how he made her so comfortable. Most women, even gorgeous have problems of self-image(body).
His responce is she very kind, fliratious, funnny and
she loves the camera. Shit thats what I am looking for.
I live in the states and not one has been in Met.
Maybe I am wrong. I can see why. I was going to Russia but with the conflict. I going to Prague this summer. If you are looking for flaws look in the mirror! :) If you want perfection get a real doll for $6000.
A properly spelled scar does not detract from our model.
Well, it is kind of a scarey scar! :-)))
I don't think it is scarey. It looks like it might be a burn. It definitely isn't from a bullet or knife wound, that might be scarey to some. At any rate, it is not repulsive to me. She is such a beautiful woman, and it is a unique part of her. I do not agree with covering it up (you know my position on photoshopping), and Luca Helios has explained below along with his regret in doing retouching in earlier sets.
Adds character :-)
The more fine detail the better too.
"Scarey"??? What are you...10yrs old!?
See MarksViper's comment.
Sorry for the spelling errors douche bag.
I have a Viper and 10th Anniversary Jeep Rubicon loaded so fuck off.
Mark 14 yrs old
You sound like it! :-))
I'm very curious about the status of DG's scheme to get a session with Sapphira...
I would be very interested in that myself.
What started out as promisingly cute and enticing quickly went downhill. Creativity was lost with the clothes.
110 - half a haunch with focus that is not artistic but simply bad.
The color mismatch of lipstick an heartsy hoop earrings contributes to a sense of the artificial.
The jean shorts and halter looking bra do some well deserved justice to our model in the beginning.
Brunettes are the bomb, if she's phony, she can come and deceive me anytime she wants.....gotta love the closeups....
Well said
Sapphira is a fabulous beauty, and Mr. Helios chooses the best backgrounds for her.I agree with hipshot here, why photoshop her stomach when we(Her adoring fans)already knows she has a large scar there?It's kinda like Ariel piper Fawn's birthmark on the inside of her left thigh. We all know she has it,it doesn't look bad, but sometimes it's there, and sometimes not. Speaking of APF, she has put out a fabulous movie of Sappirea with her friend Andrej Lupin (Czech girls gotta stick together) for SexArt.Absolutely a 10++++
The set was not there for me. It started out interesting with the shorts and on the counter then it began to lose me steadily. I find the more beautiful the model the more critical I become of the quality of the set. I think that it is because I look so forward when I see certain models' names because when they appear you automatically think that it will be a great and exciting set. Then top it off you add Luca Helios name to the set, it adds a little more hope it will be outstanding. The set was a little less than "OK" for me. Still love Sapphira, I agree with the make-up and the scar comments. I am sad for her that the scar is part of her, but it is just that, part of her. It does not take away her beauty, leave her perfect body alone.
Good point about the high expectations (or standards) some models arouse. I think Sapphira and others get cut a lot of slack, mediocre sets of theirs being automatically applauded, but I can think of a couple of models where the opposite seems to occur. They are so outstanding that their sets often let people down. They want more than they are getting, and so give lower scores...
Pairing the relative roughness of denim with the softness of female skin has always appealed me, so this is a particularly nice set. What I would wish from all the MetArt photographers are a few pictures per set that have the model flat-footed. That way, it's easier to imagine that the model is your girlfriend, the set location is your own residence, and the two of you are hanging out on a lazy Saturday morning before "things" sort of...you know...happen. :-) Certainly I understand and appreciate the esthetics of having the model en-pointe, but must all the standing poses be that way? A few pictures of a flat-footed model makes her seem more real and accessible, and I think there's something appealing about that.
All part of being more real. I agree. Imagine street shots and candids where the girl just remembers in time to get up on her toes! :-)))
Thank god Kristel forgot... :-)))
Sapphira, you are a lovely delight for the eyes, as always. I have a feeling some members are going to complain about the makeup, but I like it every once in awhile. As Rylsky says, sometimes women want to look glamorous and makeup helps them feel that way.
Personally, I feel that a pair of sexy high heels would have gone well with this look, but I'm not complaining, this is my favorite of Sapphira's last several sets.
Sapphira in denim shorts and a halter top. PERFECT but why Photoshop the scar? After all these sets it seems silly. Everyone has already commented that it is a part of her and doesn't effect her appeal in any way. Oh well scar or no scar she is one of the hottest women on Metart and I love every chance to see her again but I regret Luca's decision to gild the lily.
It's there in a few shots, as if he was hoping to please everyone... :-)
In order to know this, you would have to look at every picture of the set... Who's really the phony here doug?? ;o)
You're right -- I didn't look at every picture.*
But still it is there in a few -- just use your eyes (and high resolution.)
*I can only take so much of Sapphira! :-)
The Queen of Phony :-)
From the King of Phurry ;o)
Harsh words, Doug!
Hey, at least I call her the queen of something! :-)))
Let's see... The Queen of Phoniecia....? :-)))
I will give him credit for better skin detail overall.
I just get the feeling with her when the smile comes off it's a totally different story.
In my very very humble opinion, of course! :-)
Taking the scar out may be an aesthetic move, but it doesn't help their case for genuineness...
Unless they're saying we're honest photoshoppers! :-))
Dude, you really can't judge a person's personality JUST from pictures! I don't think we have any way at all ~ other than what the photographers tell us ~ what the models here are like as people when they're not in front of the camera.
And you have to remember that, whatever life and the world are for us guys, it's totally different for women. My sister is a totally level headed, pragmatic, intelligent woman who is very beautiful, but she grew up convinced that she was ugly. Women have it very hard and this society is geared to make them feel constantly insecure about their looks. I have met maybe 3 or 4 women in my life who were not concerned about their looks and not convinced that they were ugly. So sometimes, when a woman looks hostile or shut off, it's because she is feeling bad about herself ~ and not the men with whom she's interacting.
Remember, this is a fantasy site -- we have almost nothing but photos, and the thoughts and feelings they arouse in us -- to go on. Obviously I let mine have free reign.
I'd like to be shown otherwise about Sapphira. Until I am, that's just what I think, suspect, project, etc. Sense. From the limited info I have...
Granted, it is very incomplete :-)
Yep, I have a close sister who has had similar issues, and she has 3 girls, grown women, now, who deal with self-image problems best they can as we all do.
Reminds me of the Tao te Ching: "Seeing the small is insight."
You get little flashes of the truth before it is obscured again... :-)
Doug harsh....WORD!
This was a lame play on words....thanks for ignoring it lol
As I've said before -- she can take it. She's got an army of undying support, like several others here -- Divina, Lily come to mind. It doesn't matter how bad their set is -- it's always rated high.
These women just charm the pants off certain guys -- others aren't as susceptible.
LOL I don't think "certain guys" are here with their pants ON doug...lmao! And without checking first, I don't think you're right about ALL the sets of those popular models being rated high ALL the time... I'm not the best example to look at, but Sapphira's last set got a 3 from me... I like all these girls, but if the "artist" OR the model blow a set, I'm NOT giving it a "high" rating. But I'm sure you're correct otherwise, at least to a degree...;o)
Divina in particular...she has guys wrapped around her photoshopped fingers :-)
The set ratings should be distinct from what you think about the model overall, but some guys don't seem to make that distinction.
I refrained from rating this set, btw. On occasion I will lash out with a low score especially when body hair is painted over (for all the good it does... :-)
There are other models who also seem to get carte blanche, but I don't wanna make anybody else mad at this point :-)))
Gorgeous, Sapphira is fantastic, a plethora of majestic spreads here ad some awesome close-ups, encore!.
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equinamity eludes man remind yourself that you have two speaking lungs beautifully uttering orchestrated sharp and flat shifting in your diaphragm remind yourself that your body is a work of art; even as you are standing still, you are painting through the indigo of your veins and the vermilion of your arteries; do not fret for the stains on your skin do not take anything away and in fact stand as a testament, an apotheosis of the bubble-fragile buoyancy of your finite flesh remind yourself that you have one breathing tongue; an animated work with every flick, click, and lick with it you write your biography, your magnum opus in the inner ears of your listeners- pay no attention to naysayers
flight of the infinite spirit i watched on as she fearlessly completed her migratory flight for every summer that lit up and left effortlessly gliding gloriously over evanescent evergreens and everests not minding in the least her cytotoxic state, she preened and nurtured her offspring, not wasting a moment in a day i watched on as she duly completed her turn in the rudimentary food chain of life as she full-heartedly fought wit
she marries my heartache tonightthe last time we parted wayswe also parted ourprying,prayinglipsthat hadcrashed and capsizedinto each other's ships,one final time- for the killwe drained each otherof blood,tears andwillyou took and tookand for the fear of losing you,i told myselfto never look backat all i've bid farewell tojust to live in pretend peacewith youand i watched you drift awayabove sea level,as i sunk further and rustedlike the wreckage that i am-undone by your unkindnessmiraculously,they found thatscales,poison stings andgillstried to growon my now abominable cadaverand we were just anothertitanic tragedy,whereyou will grow old andmarry someone you'll lovebut, i did not let gowillinglyalways, i can only praythat there will never comea day whereyour favorite daughter will sprouta happily everafterthen, i'll know for certainyou'll look back andremember me
then i burst into flames and fell i heard your cosmic blow crack the crusted knuckles of his hands and lodge itself into the mantle of the world i cradled in my arms i spent many nights reeling with the telescopic webbing andthenar space of sun-burnt skin i owned
AlexithymiaThere's a nagging painwith every swallowingfrom the back of my brainto the base of my navelexists a sting;A goodbyeundigested by god-my hollow remains ring...Surely enough,my galaxies hangfrom the skyline of my eyesand bridge of my nose;Like the milky wayand sun thawing snow-my contents flow...A goodbyeundigested by godcroaks; By the byeon Sunday morningson stalest bread I'll choke
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rock bottom, ocean floorhalf-past a different kind of brokenon sadness, she wrote: blind fool in the umbra bury yourself in me on the other side of lonely and by god, i love you (maybe i will be a landfill) everyone i meet looks for a place to stay;out of the woods, on wet roadsunder wind, under rain -i'm so far awayno wonder it took him 1455 pageswaiting for her to come this waytramps like us- in lieu of emptiness in absence of a poem wander, wander (pour a little salt, we were never here)your heart was a broken sailorfishing for hearts with lace and not netting;into the deep end of our storyi saw god leaving the shore
a seafarer's lamentand now,still, does the lightning-stricken current in your very pulse rage and roar every time you touch her as it did whenever you held me- the vastest of seas and your surely wide-eyed, waiting, warrioress waterline?and, if i could be every ocean, did you know i would be so just for you- to stretch across all possible crevices to calm your molten core and quivering plateswhat if, i could take her river form? become the vivid, sweet-water you longed for, washing-away the infinite that i could be just to claim myself as your source - even if i were to become a tool for all those towns and all their inhabitants if only, your always aubade eyes did not deliver to me such agony by scalding my surface yet leaving my deepest parts crisp-cold, maybe i would have been able to understand why some scars are made out of possessivenesstell me, would i then have stood a chance to barrel you into these waves of mine? could
we are not a fairytalewe are not a fairytale.I am not the strong lead with a heart of fire,bones of steel, and eyes of vapid curiosity;motivation seeping throughmy every last intended action becauseI was written this way(the heroine falls only to rise again:proverbial phoenix, burning outbecause it is the cycle of mylife) and you, you are notthe beautiful travesty, perfectly composedto strike me where I'm weak and[almost]human, delicately wovenlike the tapestry of my dismantling—a subtle irony where somewhere, a writerchuckles softly, understandingwe are blinder than church mice, bornin a makeshift world of darkness whereI'm not sure whether or not the sun willrise again tomorrow, because it won't existuntil someone breathes life into it,but no. we were never so luckyto be carefully orchestrated,a composition rendered foranother's satisfaction. I am not theclimax, nor the resolution, but a lambwith Stockholm Syndrome anda tendency towards peoplewith
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deconstructing in your sighsiit's not like they said it would be easy.when you look at meopen-mouthed and dewey-eyed,negligent; and your laughterslurs together like runoff sewage,and your voice is drowning ina certain kind of sadness, the onereserved for the faultswe never asked for; and you sigh,heavy, like I am back sitting inyour throat between your adam's appleand the truths you dare not speak;you pity me.iiit's that very same weakness whichdelivered me naked and tremblinginto the skin of a personI never was; pitydoes not require action, disappointmentdoes not take away from the burning human needto overcome oneself. I'm sick of livingtomorrow regretting the person I am today;I drained her all out in a fit of desperation,and filled myself through with vodka gigglesand scribbled lines and you, darling, you,who fears nothing but the skeleton girlsleeping quietly in your closet.
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a cure?they say Van Goghused to eat yellow paintso that he could getthe happiness inside of him.sometimes,especially on nights like this,I wonder if that would work.I wonder if the pigmentwould seep into my intestines:would spread through my veinslike an elixir:would curl and coil and castbrilliant lighton every angle, every aspectof my body.I wonder if endless trialsand retrials of drugscould be replaced by theoccasional dose of cadmium,lead-and-oil pick-me-up,liquid sunshine, intangible dreamI swear I can almosttaste.I wonder if it would donothing morethan make me sick,curled up on the bathroom floorand left choking on a lifethat I can never have.
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denial and uglier aftermathi drink to you, raising my glass andchoking down the things you left,ignoring my gag reflex and waitingon the buzzing in my head, white cottonlullabies for the weak of heart.it kills me that we are just acollection of vignettes, that sooni might see your blossom fingersand bleeding sunset smile butonly as a memory gone static with neglect;this summer, i became a rebel. amartyr in a child's game, a vagrantwith boxes of dead poetry to calla home, and when i asked you to want me,it's only so you'd take the sanity and consciousnesswith you when you left. i missthe days when personality disorderswere not graceful.do you even remember taking me to the moon?you were so fucking tripped out on acidand weed and love and other drugsthat you thought we were a portrait.midnight blues and sober graysbreaking even for a story,but every planet we landed onwas already dead.and trust me, i know you wish life wasa one night stand, because youcan't keep
ghostwriterhere, everyone's pupils are dilatedand skin is stretched too tightto expose the wind-swept spider webswrithing beneath their porcelain composurehere, the shadows are afraid of us.(and it is our desireto finally come down to that placeof completionwhere wearesimple skeletonswith bleachedbones anddetached jaws)at night, the rigid ghosts rock me tosleep. their cardboard hearts andinky eyes just begging to be seen(it is only in thedarkness that I amperceived to be morethan I am; holynightlight, exaltedstar to guide themall homesleepily butsteadily blinkingout.)the current carries my name,I have spent too littletoo long on rivers thatonly flow southI vomit up saltwater andtry to remember,forget
you need to have a plan...so here's toconventional wisdom.1. relocateto some forgotten shore.2. fall desperately in love with i. the ocean ii. the sky iii. the honey sunrise and iv. the steelgray winter dawn.3. sinksoul-deep into the water andbreathe.4a. search out the requisite words i. from behind white and blue curtains ii. and underneath clam shells iii. and in the wakes of fishing boats, and4b. pluck them from the ceaselessscrawls of sunlightagainst the slopes of waves.5. make time for i. poetry ii. and other selfish pursuits.
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Kokomo — A year ago Bethany Moore became the first girl tennis player from Lebanon H.S. to make it to the IHSAA State Finals. Moore backed up that accomplishment Saturday, defeating two opponents in the Kokomo girls tennis regional, to once again advance to the state finals.
When asked about her goals for the upcoming competition at North Central High School, Moore's response was simple and direct, "To win. To do better than last year."
Last season, as a freshman, Moore lost in her first match (7-6, 7-6) to Brittany Farmer of Terre Haute North, finishing with a stellar 24-1 record. Saturday's victories improved Moore to 25-1 for the 2009-10 season.
Moore opened play at Kokomo High School in a 10 a.m. match with Kara Fletcher (13-5) from Bluffton. Fletcher provided little resistance for Moore who played nearly flawless tennis through the first five games. Fletcher rallied to win the sixth game before Moore closed out the first set 6-1 just before it started to rain. At that point all players were pulled off the courts and officials decided to finish the matches at the Howard County Indoor Tennis Center in nearby Greentown.
The change to indoor play didn't faze Moore, as she closed out the match with a 6-0 victory in the second set. In all, it took the Lebanon sophomore less than 40 minutes to advance to the regional final.
"I played well the whole match," Moore said. "Playing indoors probably helped me serve better with no wind. The change was fine with me."
For more of the story, see Monday's Lebanon Reporter.


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#1 posted 780 days ago
Well done!! Nice design and build.
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#2 posted 779 days ago
This is much more my style than the delicate ones too. Even though it is quite robust, it definitely has nice lines and is pleasing to my eye. I am guessing neither of you are short though – nice high sturdy sides. Congrats on the addition to the family – a girl?
Oh, I love the name "baby jail"
-- Kay - Just a girl who loves wood.
#3 posted 779 days ago
Wow, that beetle kill looks great. I like the curved sides and the fact that all the rails are broken up by the wider pieces. I'll be building a 3-in-1 crib this month with beetle kill. I hope to turns out as nice as yours.
-- I haven't had this much fun since hogs ate my little brother. www.rockybluewoodworks.com
#4 posted 777 days ago
Very Nice Project! Thanks for Posting!
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"Guardians of the Galaxy" – Released Friday, Aug. 1. Also in 3-D and IMAX.
Cast: Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Bradley Cooper, Vin Diesel, Glenn Close, Dave Bautista, John C. Reilly, Karen Gillan, Lee Pace, Bencio Del Toro, Michael Rooker, Djimon Hounsu and Josh Brolin.
Plot: A group of ragtag criminals must unite to save the galaxy. Based on the Marvel Comics series.
Why I'm excited to see it: I'll see any Marvel Studios film. They have more than earned my money based on "Iron Man" alone. That, and I saw "The Avengers" like seven times in theaters and more than 15 times overall.
This is a big risk by Marvel. These are not well-known characters by any means. That doesn't mean they are new characters. Groot first appeared in 1960. Star-Lord made his debut in 1967. It always makes me happy when these characters are older than I am.
The fact that it's a risk by Marvel kind of makes me more excited. I've said it since this movie was announced that people are going to go crazy for Rocket Raccoon. Not only is he voiced by Cooper, but he's an awesome character. He's a pissed off raccoon that loves giant guns.
And his best friend is a walking tree played by Diesel. Seriously, the tagline for this movie could be "pissed off raccoon and Vin Diesel as a tree" and tons of people would watch that. Also hilarious? Groot, Diesel's character, only says "I am Groot." That's it, nothing else.
And what a cast. Just think about all the acting nominations between Reilly, Close, Cooper, Del Toro and Brolin alone. Then you throw in wildcards like Pratt.
Then throw in writer/director James Gunn. He's crazy. In a good way, of course. Just look at his previous films like "Slither" and "Super." Seriously out there. But, it kind of makes him perfect for this.
The movie also appears to be aiming toward something bigger in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. At the end of "Thor: The Dark World," Del Toro's character is looking to collect the Infinity Stones, which any comic fan can tell you is bad news. Also adding to that sense of dread is the casting announcement of Brolin as Thanos. Yes, the weird purple guy first seen at the end of "The Avengers." Thanos and the Infinity Stones are bad news. Like galaxy destroying bad news.
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---- — When I was seven Jackson-Perkins, in conjunction with Kellogg's, offered rose bushes as a premium with box tops from Bran Buds. Being a frugal housewife my Mom set out to get herself a rose garden by taking advantage of this offer. Now she needed 8 rose bushes, which required a lot of box tops. So, we ate Bran Buds for breakfast, bran muffins for lunch, casseroles topped with bran for dinner and one day I realized she had even replaced the chopped nuts we used on our ice cream with the crunchy little critters. For two years, if you ate at our house, you ate Bran Buds. Finally Mom completed one of the most beautiful rose gardens in the neighborhood, and as for the rest of us..........we never at Bran Buds again!!
Cereal and box-top premiums have created a number of categories in collecting from toys and gadgets to house wares. But how did all of this get started? Let's take a brief look at the history of "gettin' somethin' for nothin'".
Cereal Premiums originated in 1901 when Quaker Oats offered a fortune-telling calendar for a label and five-cents. In 1909 Kellogg's followed suite with "The Funny Jungle and Moving Picture Book" for the proof-of-purchase of two boxes of cereal and ten cents, an endeavor that distributed over 2.5 million copies of the book from 1909-1932.
Quaker Oats responded in the early 20's with a mail in offer of one box-top and 50 cents for which you received instructions for converting the round Quaker Oats box into a crystal radio set that actually worked! In the years to come plastic boats, decoder rings, hand puppets, toy boats, and a barrage of games and gadgets were included "in box" by all major cereal companies.
The General Mills largest contribution to collectible premium toys resulted from their 20 year sponsorship of The Lone Ranger, from 1941 {on radio} through the long running TV series that started in 1961. In addition, they sponsored the popular radio show, "Jack Armstrong, the All-American Boy" from 1933-1950. This collaboration, which spawned the"Breakfast of Champions" campaign, also gave us a number of incredible gadgets from the show that could be had for a dime and a Wheaties box top.
Not all premiums promotions were aimed towards children. In 1929 General Mills introduced "Betty Crocker Coupons" that came in each bag of flour and could be used to reduce the price of Oneida flatware. In 1937 the coupons were changed to appear on the outside of the packaging of a number of their products including brownies and cake mixes. Varying in point value, they were redeemable for house wares through the Betty Crocker Catalog which was printed through 2006.
Kellogg also focused a large part of their premiums to the adult crowd. Through the years the have offered mail-in inducements for rose bushes and seed packets, and in-box premiums like spools of thread, button packages and, for a short period of time, nylon stockings
By far, the most bizarre of all premium offers came from Quaker Oats in 1955 when they sponsored the "Sergeant Preston of the Yukon" TV series. With each box of cereal the customer received a deed for one square inch of the Yukon Territory. To this day the "Great Klondike Big Inch Land Caper" is considered the most successful sales promotions in North American business history with over 21 million parcels distributed! Until next time.........Linda
Linda Hamer Kennett is a professional liquidation consultants specializing in down-sizing for seniors and the liquidation of estates and may be reached for question or comment at 317-429-7887 or email@example.com


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So Who Beats Floyd? Past or Present?
So Who Beats Floyd? Past or Present?
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It would take a past legend to beat him from 147 to 154 and even that would not be easy. Today, can't see anyone beating Floyd. From the past, I would say Leonard could do it, probably Hearns as well. Duran, ONLY if he could show what he showed at Lightweight and the first Leonard fight. More than likely, it's a repeat of Duran quitting like in the second Leonard fight. Benitez might hold him to a draw. He kills Curry, Starling, Breland.
Robinson beats him because he was so good there is no second.
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I agree with you that a prepared and focused Duran would be a hard fight for Floyd. Duran truly is one of the greatest of all times. People let his "no mas" against Leonard blind them to how great this guy was.. when he wanted to be his defense was tremendous. He could pick off shots with his gloves and dig in. At lightweight he was tremendous. I laugh my ass off when people were trying to compare Pacquiao to Duran...
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Sir Garfield Sobers could do anything on a cricket field. he was a left-hand batsman of the highest quality, an excellent bowler of pace, off spin, and leg spin, and the best fielder of his era. In effect, Sobers was worth two or three players on any given cricket team he played for, even at international level: a genius capable of wresting the initiative away from the opposition at any point in any game. As if to underline this point, he reserved arguably his greatest performance for a World XI vs Australia match in 1972, the highest possible stage.
'Garry' Sobers' Test batting average was an exceptional 57.78, and he took 235 Test wickets. Other feats included 365 runs in one Test innings (a world record that stood for over 30 years), six sixes in one over in a first-class game, and captained West Indies between 1965-1972.
The great West Indies all-rounder was more shy and quiet off the field than one might expect, given his consummate ability, but he had such an impact on the cricket world that there is an abundance of quotes about him. Sobers has also had plenty of opportunities to share his views, given his place in the game. Here's a collection of quotes by and about Sir Garfield Sobers that illustrate his character and legend.
Sobers On Sobers:
- On being able to switch on and off: "Concentration's like a shower. You don't turn it on until you want to bathe. That was cricket for me."
- On cricket batting technique: "Feet are the most important thing in batsmanship [...] It goes for everything - football, boxing. If your feet are in the right spot, you're a good player."
- On natural talent: "If you see kids with a lot of ability, don't coach them."
- On early-career struggles on green New Zealand pitches: "I took one look and asked myself how I could possibly bat on that? How could I make runs? I was out before I even walked to the crease."
- On his record six sixes in an over (see video): "Believe me, I never played for records. Six sixes were not in my mind. It was just the situation. We were looking to make a declaration [...] But after five sixes, a record in itself, I knew I had to go for it."
- On that record's strong appeal: "Wherever I go, any part of the world, everybody mentions the six sixes. It seems as though it's the only thing I've ever done in cricket."
- On comparing cricketing greats from different eras: "The game is different to when I played [...] you can't really class the players of the past with the players of the present because there's so many differences."
- On the press pack: "I've got so much out of the game [...] but in cricket, it doesn't matter how good you perform, when you're coming to the end of your days you always get the press after you."
- On match-fixing: "I certainly hope that they'll find a way in which they can get it out of cricket because cricket is such a wonderful game."
- On his love of golf, a game he wishes he had pursued: "I got to really love the game because it also brings the character out in a person, more so than any other sport."
- On the decline of the West Indies team (quoted in 2002): "during the year that the West Indies team was winning, they never really tried to bring the youngsters through. All they were saying was, 'You don't change a winning team.' [...] I think that is why today they're struggling so."
Others On Sobers:
- "Evolution's ultimate specimen in cricketers" -cricket writer Ray Robinson
- "He could do anything [...] he is the most complete all-round cricketer I have ever seen." -Broadcaster and former Australia cricket captain Richie Benaud
- "One of the greatest cricketers ever to have graced the game, certainly the greatest all-rounder" -former England fast bowler Fred Trueman
- "The only 360-degree player in the game [...] right through every degree on the compass" -former South Africa cricketer Barry Richards
- "One who did all things on the cricket field with ease, but who encountered the difficulty off it of having to be all things to all men." -cricket writer Gideon Haigh
- "The finest all-round player in the history of cricket [...] Everything he did was marked by a natural grace, apparent at first sight." -Wisden cricket writer John Arlott on the occasion of Sobers' retirement from full-time cricket aged 38
- "The rise of Sobers has been phenomenal. When he began his Test career ten years ago he gained his place solely on his merit as a left-arm slow bowler. Next he developed his batting and soon opened the innings against Australia. Then he tried his hand at fast bowling and became deadly with the new ball." -Wisden Cricketer of the Year citation, 1964
- "It was a delight to be punished by Sobers. I am grateful to have played during his time, just as I had wished to bowl to Bradman and Tendulkar." -former India spin bowler Bishen Bedi
- "I was just part of history and there was nothing I could do. It was just one over in my life. Would I take it back? Never. I just wish I got paid for it. It would have made me rich." -Malcolm Nash, whom Sobers hit for six sixes in an over
- "Sobers had that certain X-factor, the charisma that made players such as Imran Khan, Viv Richards, Ian Botham, Kapil Dev, Brian Lara and Shane Warne stand out from the rest." -West Indies cricket journalist Tony Cozier
- "He had no agenda. He kept away from politics. He carried no cultural baggage. He had no cause. He was a free bird, soaring and soaring and soaring" -sports writer Nirmal Shekar
Sources: ABC Australia, BBC, Cricinfo (2) (3), Great Personalities, Sydney Morning Herald, The Telegraph (UK), The Telegraph (India), Times of India.


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(Sports Network) - The Orlando Magic have become accustomed to losing lately and hope to put the brakes on a nine-game slide when they resume a four-game road trip Wednesday against the Denver Nuggets at the Pepsi Center.
The skid reached nine with Monday's 125-119 overtime defeat at Portland.
J.J. Redick scored 29 points and handed out five assists, while former Nugget Arron Afflalo added 24 points and five boards for the Magic, who are on their longest losing streak since dropping 13 straight from March 13-April 10, 2004.
"Our effort was unbelievable," Orlando first-year coach Jacque Vaughn said. "We didn't get the win, but at the end of the day we came and we put our work in. Tough loss."
Orlando is winless in its last three road games and sports a 5-10 ledger away from central Florida. It will also visit the Clippers and Wizards on the trek.
Meanwhile, Afflalo will return to Denver after he was dealt to the Magic in the Dwight Howard deal. He was second on the Nuggets with 15.2 ppg last season and is currently posting averages of 17.6 points and 3.6 rebounds with Orlando.
The Nuggets will play four in a row in the Rocky Mountains and are 11-2 as the host this season. They have won two straight and five of seven games, including a 112-105 victory over the banged-up Lakers on Sunday.
Ty Lawson finished with 21 points and 10 assists, while Danilo Gallinari netted 20 points in the win. JaVale McGee and Andre Iguodala, who also was acquired in the four-team trade that sent Howard to the Lakers, scored 17 and 15 points, respectively.
"They're struggling and it was a great win for us," Nuggets coach George Karl said of the Lakers. "As the game went on, we got better defensively."
A 34-26 advantage in the first quarter helped the Nuggets stay hot at home. The Nuggets will also welcome Cleveland, Golden State and Portland to the Centennial State.
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After a runner up finish a year ago, the 9-5 Brandon Valley baseball team is primed and ready to make another run. The Lynx are being led by the bash brothers.
Over his four year career, Lynx slugger, Jake Adams had hit a lot of souvenirs. He is batting .267 with four homeruns midway through his senior campaign and even his new skipper still gets impressed when he rips the cover off the ball.
"Yeah, when he hits them they go a long ways, there is no doubt about it, and that is rare," exclaimed Brandon Valley Manager Dallas Schneiderman. "Nobody else on the team and there aren't too many other players that we face that make me think if we make a mistake this pitch is gone," Schneiderman added.
"I don't want to go up there and act like I am going to hit a homerun every time, that is when you hit ground balls and pop out. I just try to stay composed. I know I can hit them out. If I have a good swing I know it will go out, so I don't worry about that," Brandon Valley Senior SS/P Jake Adams said.
Adams also doesn't have to worry about RBI's with his classmate Nic Peterson running the base paths. Peterson has been very effective at the plate with an average of .476, but it is what he does once he gets on that helps his squad the most. Thus far he is 16 for 16 when stealing.
"He has been the glue to start this year and now we are hoping some of the other seniors, like Jake who will be there, and some of the other guys to really start to take notice of what Nic is doing," Schneiderman said.
While the Lynx are taking notice of their leaders, the rest of the state is taking notice of them. Brandon Valley fell in the championship to Roosevelt last spring. Now all the conversation is about coming home with a title.
"Oh we have talked about it quite a bit," stated Adams. We have a lot of guys back from last year and we know what we need to get done."
"I'm expecting us to be back, but nothing is given," added Schneiderman. "They all want to get back, but it again ti won't be given to us. Second place wasn't fun last year and we don't want to repeat that."
Adams has committed to play JUCO ball at Des Moines Area College, while Peterson will play at USF. The Lynx will meet with Lincoln tomorrow night at Harmodon Park. The first pitch is set for 5:30.


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The Raab Collection recently discovered two ¼" open-reel audiotapes containing identical excerpts from the Air Force One flight on November 22, 1963, among the papers and other memorabilia of Army General Chester "Ted" Clifton, Jr. General Clifton served as senior military aide to President John F. Kennedy and had received the tapes from the White House Communications Agency (WHCA). The original audiotape recording is described as "Radio Traffic involving AF-1 in flight from Dallas, Texas, to Andrews AFB on November 22, 1963."The answer is that they were improperly in someone else's personal papers, not the National Archives as they should have been.
The conversations were captured by the WHCA, which routed all phone calls and radio traffic. The tape also includes communication between the WHCA and a second aircraft of the Presidential fleet, known as 86972 (by its tail number), which was en route to Tokyo at the time of the assassination with members of the President's cabinet.
The recording includes references to new code names and incidents. Among them are a private conversation by head of the Secret Service Jerry Behn about the disposition of the President's body; an expanded conversation about how to remove the body from the plane and where to take it; an urgent effort by an aide to Air Force Chief of Staff Curtis LeMay to reach General Clifton; and attempts to locate various Congressmen from Texas.
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