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Casie Cathrea wins San Francisco Championship
Casie Cathrea is back to collecting trophies.
More than a month after announcing that she would be leaving Oklahoma State as a freshman, Cathrea won the San Francisco City Women's Championship for the second straight year.
She defeated Anna Zhou, 10 and 9, in the 36-hole match play championship Sunday at the Presidio Golf Course in San Francisco. She started the day with a birdie and didn't look back.
"I was hitting a lot of good shots, hitting my driver a long way and hitting a lot of good putts," Cathrea said. "I feel like this year was ...
Greg Eason, Linnea Strom make jumps in WAGR
Greg Eason and Linnea Strom made the most significant jumps of the week in the latest World Amateur Golf Ranking, Eason winning the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational while playing for Central Florida and Strom winning the Spanish Ladies Amateur Championship.
Eason's 71-65-69—205 week put him three shots clear of UAB's Sam Love and lifted UCF to second place behind Oklahoma State.
It also lifted Eason five spots to fourth in the WAGR.
Strom, meanwhile, jumped to No. 16 as she climbed eight spots in the rankings after defeating Annabel Dimmock 2 & 1 in the final in Spain ...
Hyler, Lang to captain USA at World Amateur Team Championships
The U.S. Golf Association announced that past USGA President Jim Hyler and past USGA Women's Committee Chairman Martha Lang will serve as the U.S. captains for the 2014 World Amateur Team Championships.
The women's championship is set to take place Sept. 3-6, and the men's Sept. 10-13, at Karuizawa (Japan) 72 Golf East. Hosted by the Japan Golf Association, the championship will be played on the Oshitate and Iriyama courses.
"Jim and Martha have ably served the USGA for many years, and we are very happy to have them as World Amateur Team captains," said ...
Tait: New Curtis Cup selection process good move for LGU
At least one member of this year's Great Britain & Ireland Curtis Cup team might just want to thank England's Charley Hull for her spot. Hull is probably responsible for a sensible decision to change the GB&I selection process.
The Ladies' Golf Union has made a major change to the way this year's GB&I team is selected. The top four GB&I players on the World Amateur Golf Ranking after the Welsh Open Stroke Play Championship that ends May 4th will automatically make the team. GB&I captain Tegwen Matthews and her group of selectors will ...
South Carolina, Texas A&M share lead at Florida State Match-Up
South Carolina and Texas A&M are tied at the top of the leaderboard of the Florida State Match-Up at Southwood Golf Course in Tallahassee, Fla. Both teams shot 5-over 293 on Friday.
Sitting in third is host Florida State, one shot back at 6 over. In fourth is the first-year program Clemson at 9-over 297. In a tie for fifth are Virginia and Mercer at 10 over.
Florida State's Matilda Castren shot a first-round 4-under 68. Her round included five birdies and one bogey. In second is South Carolina's Sarah Schmelzel at 2 under. Kansas' Thanruttra Boonraksasat ...
Call out for 'Local Legends'
There are many amateur golfers who have compelling stories to tell. Do you know of a "Local Legend"?
Golfweek wants to hear about golfers with impressive amateur records on the state and local scene. Several will be highlighted in our annual Amateur Issue on May 9.
Send nominations by March 1 with brief credentials to email@example.com or fax to 407-563-7077 (Attn.: Local Legends).
Please include name, address and contact information for the nominee.
Ashlan Ramsey, Doug Hanzel share Tommy Barnes Award honors
Ashlan Ramsey, of Milledgeville, Ga., and Doug Hanzel of Savannah, Ga., were recently named co-winners of the Tommy Barnes Award during a luncheon held at Cherokee Town Club in Atlanta.
The award given annually by the Georgia State Golf Association, is named after Georgia's legendary golfer, Tommy Barnes, and presented to the GSGA's player(s) of the year.
Ramsey, who joined the Golfweek staff as a player blogger for the 2013-14 college golf season, finished the year as both the GSGA's Women's and Girl's Player of the Year.
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USGA allows amateurs' distance-measuring devices
PINEHURST, N.C. – Few things are more incompatible in tournament golf than a dumb golfer with a smartphone.
Smartphones once again are front and center in golf, thanks to an announcement Thursday by the U.S. Golf Association that distance-measuring devices will be allowed in all USGA amateur championships. These devices will remain forbidden in the U.S. Open, U.S. Women's Open, U.S. Senior Open and their respective qualifying events.
The provision takes effect immediately, meaning that competitors in the U.S. Amateur, U.S. Women's Amateur and all other 2014 USGA amateur championships can carry ...
Curtis Cup practice session proves to be successful
Two years ago, the eight-woman U.S. Curtis Cup team was locked in well before the end of January. In fact, the first five players had been announced before Christmas. But here we are in a Curtis Cup year, blazing through February with only a vague idea of what players might make that team.
That's a good sign of the direction in which the event is heading.
For the first time in Curtis Cup history, U.S. captain Ellen Port hosted 14 potential team members Jan. 31-Feb. 2 at Champions Golf Club in Houston for a pre-selection practice session ...
USGA follows R&A, allows rangefinders in '14 amateur championships
In following the R&A's lead, the U.S. Golf Association has approved the use of distance-measuring devices for all USGA amateur championships and qualifying events beginning in 2014.
The use of distance-measuring devices has been covered by an optional local rule, and the USGA Championship Committee's vote adopts this local rule for all amateur championships this year.
• Achenbach: USGA's decision is sign of times
The change will not apply to the U.S. Open, U.S. Women's Open and the U.S. Senior Open championships or their qualifying events.
Devices may be used only to ...
R&A OKs distance-measuring devices for 2014 amateur events
Distance-measuring devices such as laser rangefinders will be permitted for use during R&A amateur events this year, the organization's Championship Committee announced Monday.
"It will not be introduced for The Open Championship or any qualifying event for The Open Championship," the R&A said in its statement, adding that the committee is not intending for the change to serve as a recommendation for other tournament organizers.
The Championship Committee is exercising the option under a local rule that has been in effect since 2006.
Naturally, players were quick to react via their Twitter accounts – even if they aren ...
Henderson cruises to 4-stroke victory at South Atlantic Amateur
ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – Brooke Henderson completed a wire-to-wire victory Saturday in the South Atlantic Amateur, shooting par 72 in chilly conditions at Oceanside Country Club to win by four strokes.
Henderson, 16, the reigning Canadian women's amateur champion from Smiths Falls, Ontario, had pulled away from the field midway through the final round before easing across the finish line, bogeying two of her final four holes for a 3-under 285 total.
Annabel Dimmock of Virginia Water, England, finished runner-up with a final-round 73 and 289 total.
Clara Teixeira of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Chloe Williams of Wrexham, Wales ...
Henderson clings to 1-stroke lead at South Atlantic Amateur
ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – Brooke Henderson maintained a one-stroke lead after three rounds of the South Atlantic Amateur women's tournament, posting a 2-under 70 Friday at Oceanside Country Club.
Henderson, 16, of Smiths Falls, Ontario, stands at 3-under 213. Wales' Chloe Williams matched Henderson's 70 and is second at 214. England's Annabel Dimmock (71–216) is the only other player at par or better entering Saturday's final round of the third of five Orange Blossom Tour events.
Henderson, the reigning Canadian Women's Amateur champion, birdied four of her first seven holes before struggling on the back ...
Brooke Henderson leads by 1 at South Atlantic Amateur
ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – Brooke Henderson came back to the field Thursday in the second round of the South Atlantic Amateur, but the Canadian teen still leads the women's event.
Henderson, 16, of Smiths Falls, Ontario, and a member of the Canadian national team, struggled to a 4-over 76 at Oceanside Country Club. But after her sterling first-round 67, in which she reeled off six birdies in a seven-hole stretch, Henderson, the seventh-ranked player in the Golfweek Junior Rankings, holds a one-shot lead after 36 holes.
What a difference 24 hours made for Henderson, though. After making seven birdies – including ...
Wellesley CC set to host 2016 Senior Women's Amateur
The USGA announced Thursday that Wellesley (Mass.) Country Club will host the 2016 U.S. Senior Women's Amateur Championship, Sept. 17-22.
"Wellesley Country Club is both delighted and honored to be hosting the 2016 U.S. Senior Women's Amateur Championship," Charles R. Klotz, the club president, said in a release. "Wellesley has a growing involvement with the USGA, having hosted the USGA Women's State Team Championship and several USGA championship qualifiers. The members and staff are looking forward to 2016 and trust that the players will find the course challenging."
The club hosted a USGA Championship in ...
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Plans for cottage demolition withdrawn
Updated 3:37pm Thursday 13th February 2014 in News
PEACE has been restored in a tiny Cotswold village once more after plans to rip down a picturesque 17th Century cottage and replace it with a new building were withdrawn.
As previously reported, plans to demolish Michaelmas House, in Lower Lemington, near Moreton, were submitted to Cotswold District Council just before Christmas.
But the proposals to replace the cottage, which is next to a Norman church and is just one of six houses in the tiny hamlet, horrified residents and people living further afield who contacted The Journal and the previous owner, Charles Pearmain.
The 57-year-old, who now lives in Great Wolford, near Shipston, was dismayed at the plans he described as "insensitive vandalism" but said he is now glad they are being reconsidered.
"There was a lot of public outcry, I had quite a few people contact me," he said. "It's such a pretty little village there's nothing around there. There's some old farm buildings but everything else is just as it was 200 or 300 years ago.
"I think people appreciate that sort of peace and tranquillity. Michaelmas House is such an important part being only one of six houses there it's the thing you see as you drive into the village.
"It captures everyone's hearts. I think it was the destruction of that little corner of England was what people were objecting to."
Benjamin Burchnall, chairman of Batsford Parish Meeting, said he was pleased the application had been withdrawn.
"Harmony has been restored and not a great amount of change has happened," he said. "It's not cost any money, if people were going to start a petition and gone to legal challenge it would have cost.
"It's a good thing, peacefully agreed."
The applicant has already demolished a single storey side extension and part of a rear extension - which they do not need planning permission for - which were installed in the 1960s and 70s.
A spokesman for Cotswold District Council said: "This application was withdrawn as it was going to be refused on the grounds that approval would have resulted in the loss of a heritage asset."
When contacted by The Journal, planning agent Steven Chance said the applicant had no comment.
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Dear fellow pilots and friends,
I flew Terry Poland on 10/27 from Richmond VA (KRIC) to KFRG. It was interesting because it was the 3rd leg of a flight starting in Baldwin, Georgia.My Copilot was Warren Hoffman a (former instrument student).PALS coordinated with Angel flight, Georgia where the flight was to originate.The prior flight landed 10 min before us. It was great timing. Warren's wife Lori did her first autopilot drive with the same patient. I landed and she picked him up at KFRG and drove him into Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center NYC.
Great day all around.
I want to thank all the club members for your support specially Lance without him this flight wouldn't happen.No act of kindness no matter how small is ever wasted.
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Live Tweet study of an ACL surgery
What the title says. Not related to the Cowboys, but it gives an idea as to how an ACL tear surgery is performed. In this case, the patient is a 19-year old female, but it could be anybody. Both RGIII and Derrick Rose are among the athletes that underwent this surgery.


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That's what people were saying about Gaines last year. Dexter can still pan out.
So if we had drafted a QB in the 1st round and he was the inactive 3rd QB, would it be a wasted pick too?
Dexter Jackson.. inactive again. Talk about a wasted pick.


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Jennifer Jones Jarrett, 48, of Wake Forest, died Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011, at Boone.
A memorial service was held Aug. 11, 2011, at Franklinville United Methodist Church, where she was a member, with the Rev. Nellie Bescher and the Rev. Perry Brown officiating.
She was a Randolph County native, Asheboro High School graduate and employed by Johnston Health Center in Smithfield.
Survivors include children, Ben Jarrett and Hudson Jarrett, both of Wake Forest; mother, Gloria Jones Evans of Asheboro; sister, Julie Jones Langdon of Asheboro; brother, Evan Philip Jones of Clayton.
Memorials may be made to Franklinville United Methodist Church, 227 W. Main St., Franklinville, N.C. 27248.


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In This Issue: Breaking Out of Your Beer FunkJanuary 15th 12:01pm, 2014
We've all been there. You venture out of your beer comfort zone only to have your palate assaulted by unfamiliar, unpleasant tastes. Disheartened, you return to your same boring – but safe – brew. Here, we offer three widely available alternatives sure to help you expand your beer repertoire.
Bud Light
Why you like it: It's what you were raised on. It goes down quick, and its marketing machine is the best in the business.
Try: Keller bier or zwickel bier
Keller and zwickel biers are unfiltered, lightly hopped, low-alcohol lagers. Just like their mega-brewery counterparts, the key to these styles is freshness.
Buy: Urban Chestnut Zwickel
The Midtown brewery's flagship lager is the perfect beer to transition from the beer of the masses. Smooth and rich, this beer is perfect for every occasion.
Blue Moon
Why you like it: It's easy to find. Blue Moon is likely on the menu, even at places that don't carry a large beer selection. And that slice of orange is an eye-catcher.
Try: Belgian white ale (without the fruit)
A beer should stand on its own. That slice of orange actually kills the head, which in turn kills much of the aroma and taste.
Buy: Avery White Rascal
Brewed with coriander and Curaçao orange peel, Avery White Rascal is a true Belgian-style white ale.
Why you like it: It's known as a classic around the world, and that white head hypnotizes during the pour.
Try: Milk stout
Milk stouts are generally sweeter than dry stouts, thanks to the unfermentable sugars added to the brew kettle. These additions contribute to the beer's silky body and mouth feel.
Buy: Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro
Most beers use carbon dioxide in the carbonation process, but like its Irish counterpart, Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro gets its fizz from nitrogen. The smaller bubbles produce a creamy delight and a benchmark for the style.
By Eric Hildebrandt
Tags: beer, Eric Hildebrandt, In this Issue, January 2014, Urban Chestnut
One Response to "In This Issue: Breaking Out of Your Beer Funk"
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January 15th, 2014 at 2:18 pm
Wont argue with the UC Zwickel, that stuff is liquid gold. Allow me to suggest that instead of a Belgian white-style ale you go for a shandy, such as Leinenkugel's Orange Shandy, fantastic, though only available in Winter. Their Lemon Shandy is also quite good.
I don't think you could ever call sticking with Guinness being in a beer funk, but 4-Hands *does* make a terrific milk stout, and I'd make it the Chocolate if I were you


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Take Back the Night
Fighting against domestic violence, the 24th annual Take Back the Night March and Rally will begin Thursday night on the Steps of Sherman Hall. Take back the night is an event that helps support Domestic Violence awareness month. It is an experience that promotes empowerment, prevention, and awareness of violence in the community, and around the nation. It provides a chance to visibly fight against power-based interpersonal violence.
In fighting against violence, the rallies theme this year will be in response to Robin Thick's "Blurred Lines". TBTN marchers want the community to know that there are no gray areas or blurred lines. Instead, "It's Black and White Take Back the Night!". In response to the theme, 2006 WIU graduate Kerri True-Funk will speak out about domestic violence.
Take back the night marches began in Philadelphia in 1975. The marches started after a woman was stabbed to death while walking home alone. Since then, the marches help promoters at university campuses in communities and around the country help educate women and men about violence prevention and resources in our communities.
To learn more about the meaning of Take Back the Night visit http://www.takebackthenight.org/.


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Two women and a man were arrested in connection with a drug operation Tuesday night by the Effingham County Sheriff's Office Drug Suppression Team.
The buy-bust sting took place in the Foxbow Farms community located off U.S 80.
Jessica Caylor, 29, of Pooler, and Joseph Wilson, 36, of Bloomingdale, sold Roxycodon to undercover agents in Effingham County, according to the sheriff's office.
Courtney Johnson, 20, of Bloomingdale, was arrested after she arrived and sold methamphetamine to agents, according to the sheriff's office. She briefly escaped, but was apprehended.
Caylor and Wilson are charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and conspiracy to commit a drug-related crime.
Johnson was arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute and escape.
They were taken to the Effingham County Jail.
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The Dimension One 75 R is a compatible replacement for the following pool and spa filters:
The Dimension One 75 - Comp. Pool and Spa Filter has a diameter of 7 1/8 inches, length of 10 1/2 inches, a bottom hole with a 2 inch diameter, and a closed top. This 75 pool filter cartridge contains 75 square feet of filter media.


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Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment (HVCBA) with an Roads and Maritime Services accredited Registered Training Organisation (RTO) assessor is the primary method for obtaining a Heavy vehicle licence in the Sydney, Central Coast, Illawarra and Newcastle regions.
HVCBA offers the flexibility for professional drivers to select their own RTO, learn and be assessed in a vehicle of their choice and arrange their own appointment times.
Roads and Maritime Services also provides heavy vehicle driving tests for those applicants outside of the Sydney, Central Coast, Illawarra and Newcastle regions as an option to HVCBA.
The HVCBA system is administered by RTOs with licensed driving instructors who are accredited by Roads and Maritime Services as HVCBA assessors. The heavy vehicle driving test is administered by Roads and Maritime Services testing officers.
Both the heavy vehicle driving test and HVCBA are conducted in loaded vehicles.
The heavy vehicle driving test and HVCBA system apply to all heavy vehicle licence classes from light rigid (LR) to multi combination (MC).
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SELBYVILLE, Del. - WMDT made a special visit to a local school Wednesday morning to surprise a remarkable teacher who is touching the lives of students on Delmarva.
Jesse Steele was honored with WMDT and Accurate Optical's "Teacher Who Makes A Difference Award" for the month of November.
Jesse is a sixth grade special education teacher at Selbyville Middle School. He's been teaching there for nearly 18 years now, and he actually attended the school when he was a youngster.
The student that nominated him tells WMDT that Mr. Steele helped him become successful and independent.
"I just try to motivate the students and try to preach the importance of an education, and basically your attitude and how you do in school is going to determine what you're going to become someday. So it's all about management and motivation. If you can do that, you can teach," Steele said.
If you'd like to nominate a teacher who's been an inspiration, click on contests, then Teacher Who Makes A Difference.


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Last chance: "Artist as Author" exhibit, PBCCC
- 1:34 pm Wednesday, May 15th, 2013 by Larry Aydlette
I've been overdue in visiting the Palm Beach Cultural Council's new headquarters in Lake Worth, but I've been around long enough to remember when it was the Lannan Museum back in the '80s. And the Montgomery museum after that. And then an international center for contemporary art.
The Art Deco, wedding-cake-white building is still a joy to behold with those crazy interlocking figures running up and down the door frames. What's great is there is something worth seeing inside the building again, too.
The Cultural Council has been sponsoring a series of estimable local artist exhibits. The latest is "Artist as Author," featuring artists with area ties who have also written books. There are some big names here — Harry Benson, John Loring, Nancy Ellison — and they don't disappoint. [More]


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Well, i just got my 3,099$ mk3 from evil bay. Shot some High ISo B&W's to see the cameras limits and was just blown away. Usable 51,200 ISO compared to 6400 on the 7D! Just shocked.
Good enough for a 4x6 print and thats fine for ISO 51,200!
Got the bucks to buy it, saving up for a nice WA and waiting for the price to come down a bit...;-) Currently shooting a 30D. Was at a castle last week. Tickling out the best of the H setting ISO 3200 with a slow 10-22 at f 4... What a great result at these ISOs! I like the rawness in it and I like Robert Frank "The Americans"-style of your photograph. Definitely my cam. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Pedro
The MK3 isnt worth 3500$ retail IMO but, its worth 3099$ I got from evil bay brand new never opened USA retail! I'd recommend Ebay for that price while its available but just be mindful of the seller credibility and ask questions about it before hitting buy it now.
As for the robert frank complement, Thank you. My personal Favorite was henri cartier bressons work in the 50-60's.


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Plans for a new garden at honoring several of Chicago's religious and civic leaders will be announced at a faith-based community breakfast Saturday, April 28, officials announced this week.
Details about the "Gatekeepers Garden" will be shared at the 8 a.m. Chicago Faith-Based Community Breakfast on Saturday at the Chicago Hilton and Towers International Ballroom, 720 South Michigan in Chicago.
The garden will be unveiled in August 2012. According to a press release, the term "gatekeepers" has been bestowed upon seven influential leaders in the community. The garden will feature a monument honoring the seven leaders and a new community leader nominated by the original seven will be added each year to a plaque on the monument.
The "Gatekeeper" honorees are:
- Apostle R. D. Henton –founder of the R. D. Henton Breakthrough Ministries and executive producer of the Breakthrough Telecast
- Dr. Mildred C. Harris – founder and president of God First Ministries and Chicago Housing Authority commissioner
- Rev. Clay Evans– founder of the Fellowship Baptist Church, who aided in the launch of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition
- Dr. B. Herbert Martin – Progressive Community Center pastor and civil and human rights activist
- Bishop Cody Marshall– founding pastor of Freedom Temple Church Of God In Christ (COGIC)
- Father George Clements – Catholic priest and leader of the civil rights movement
- Rev. Willie T. Barrow – pastor and Rainbow PUSH Coalition chairperson and civil rights activist
The honorees will also receive a certificate. Saturday's breakfast is expected to be attended by several state and city dignitaries, including Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White, Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan, Illinois Treasurer Dan Rutherford and Chicago Police First Deputy Supt. Al Wysinger.


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SF Open Studios Weekend | Hunters Pt.
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Whether it's done in pencil or paint, check out all the artwork on display during the SF Open Studios weekend on Saturday, October 29 and Sunday, October 30 in Hunters Point Shipyard & Islais Creek Studios.
The final weekend in a month-long series of artist open houses, you can see artists in The Shipyard, a thriving artist community and the creative home to artists such as landscape painter Robin Denevan and environmental photographer Sharon Beals, as well as Islais Creek Studios.
So wear your walking shoes for this exploratory art walk around a few of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods to meet & greet some of San Francisco's most talented artists.
About SF Open Studios
A free, month-long art fix in the city that's back with a fifth additional week this year, it's the country's oldest and largest open studio event with more than 900 participating artists. From Dogpatch to Fort Mason, the Mission to Ocean Beach, each weekend features new neighborhoods to explore as more than 900 emerging and established artists open their studios to show and sell their work.
2011 SF Open Studios Weekend Dates
Weekend 1: October 1 & 2, 11am to 6pm
Mission, Bernal Heights, Castro, Eureka Valley, Excelsior
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Tracking year-class strength over time helps scientists understand the effects of angling on a fish population. SCDNR has some of the puzzle pieces, but research costs money that states have had to cut.
From studies on cobia in the wild and from research on hatchery-reared fish, SCDNR knows that most cobia begin spawning when they're two to three years old and close to the 30-inch mark.
In more recent studies, preliminary results show the presence of eggs and larvae in plankton net surveys of the Port Royal and St. Helena sounds. "So these fish are spawning inshore," Denson confirms. "I just can't verify that they don't also spawn offshore."
Limited stocking of cobia in the system has shown that the fish return to the same area at the same time every year. One fish released at about 12 inches long was recaptured four years later at 40 inches and 40 pounds, Denson says.
That's a pretty fast growth rate, especially for a somewhat long-living species, Kalinowsky says. Some studies have shown cobia live 12 or 13 years. Adult females are prolific spawners that release an average of a million eggs and spawn three times a season.
Kalinowsky's master's study also determined that the sex ratio of angler catches in the Broad is pretty much 1:1, females to males.
"There's some concern when you have a minimum-length limit that you may cause overharvest of one sex or the other," he says. "There's always concern that anglers are targeting big females. What I found, though, is that the harvest is pretty even."
Despite the cobia's biological resume, Kalinowsky warns against complacency. "My gut feeling on it is that as fishing pressure increases and other environmental conditions decline, we should watch carefully."
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If it's cake you crave, then Mary St. Angelo has the solution. The "freelance chef" is the owner of Sweets for the Sweet, an online bakery specializing in cakes. Operating out of her home in Malverne, St. Angelo fields calls from clients and works with them to create a customized pastry that will fit their needs.
Inquiries and orders can be placed by sending the chef a Facebook message or calling her at 516-581-8251. Here, St. Angelo explains why her business is worth a look.
When were you founded?
Sweets for the Sweet was founded about two years ago, when people started asking me for custom cakes.
What is your most popular item?
People really love the unique cakes, especially Classic Vanilla.
Are your products homemade?
Everything that is on a cake, cupcake, cookie, or candy, from the cake, to the frosting, to the fondant and everything in between, is handmade from scratch in my kitchen.
What can customers find on your Facebook page?
The Sweets for the Sweet Facebook page shows [photos of] all my previous works. [I also include] fun facts about baking, stories about my baking adventures, and the occasional silly picture.
What do you think makes your business successful?
Sweets for the Sweet is a very fun and casual environment, but at the same time, [we] will give you a beautiful and delicious confectionery experience!
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I just received the new issue of Texas Monthly, and aggy ain't gonna like it much.
The cover has a pic of Mack, DeD, DKR, Augie and the Lady Coaches (Rick was obviously out of town!) with the caption:
LONGHORNS, INC. - How UT built the most successful college sports program of all time.
I haven't read the article, but plan to do so before PB & Co. come on the interwebsradioshow.
I dare any of you to set foot in HEB or Walgreen's and not find your way to the magazine rack, where on page 142 you'll read:
In the arms race to build the fanciest stadiums, hire the best coaches, and attract the top athletes, the University of Texas is unrivaled: Its athletics program is the most profitable—and most successful—of any school in history.
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East Rutherford, NY (AP) - Protesters took to Stadium Road & Peripheral Road in East Rutherford New Jersey today to protest the unfair oppression being brought onto NFL football fans by the New York Giants. By virtue of winning the Super Bowl in Indianapolis Monday night, the Giants have placed themselves into the greedy class of selfish achievers known to the protesters as the 3%.
One nice protester was willing to put down his Dallas Cowboys gear long enough to grant us a quick interview. He stated, "Through selfish acts like good drafting, good player acquisitions, good coaching and good play on the field, the New York Giants have greedily taken the Super Bowl title and Lombardi Trophy all for themselves". Many of the protesters voiced similar complaints against the 3%, and demanded equal sharing of the fruits of the Super Bowl victory.
But despite the pleas of the protesters, the New York Giants refuse to share in the accolades of their Super Bowl victory, and therefore continue to oppress the 97% of teams that did not win the Super Bowl. What makes it worse, is that the Giants actually tried to win - meaning they intentionally sought to oppress the 97% and not allow them to share in the Giants' success. On the night of February 5th, members of the 3% could be seen hoisting the Lombardi trophy and having their picture taken with it - a clear mockery of the oppressed 97% indeed.
"The Giants were braggardly showing off their oppression of us, the 97%", claimed a Seattle Seahawks fan. If the actions of the Giants weren't bad enough, not a single member of the lowly 97% were allowed to celebrate with the trophy or in the Super Bowl awards/honors. It's an outrage. It's unjust. How dare the 3% oppress the 97% like this and expect to get away with it? An overweight Cleveland Browns fan dressed with a dog mask lamented, "It's so unfair. The Giants beat teams and won the title. We never get to beat anybody when we play. It's unfair. The 3% are oppressing us!"
Several Pittsburgh Steelers fans, wearing their terrible towels as bandands louly whined, "NFL fans unite! Take to the streets! End the injustice and demand your fair share of the Lombardi Trophy! We are the 97%!"
fyi, for those not learned in higher mathematics:
1 / 32 = 3%
31 / 32 = 97%


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Students were shocked to find they were unable to vote in the recent ASLC elections. Although elections are over, questions linger over whether the kinks in the new electronic system have been solved.
Several students complained of having problems with voting after the primary election, but senior ASLC Secretary Mae Swisher said she determined what the problem was relatively quickly and fixed the issue.
Many students signed waivers at the beginning of the year restricting the Registrar's Office from releasing certain personal information to the public, including the Lindex. Students who signed the forms were not originally on the list of eligible voters, Swisher said. The students were allowed to vote as long as they had their student ID with the yellow 2008 sticker on it.
"It was a privacy issue I wasn't expecting," she said. "My list was from earlier (that morning), and I knew it was current and up to date."
Swisher also informed senators, who manned the voting booths throughout the day. Senators discussed at Monday's meeting how to handle the situation if it were to occur again.
The new check-in system runs through a Google program, allowing multiple polling booths to be operational at once. The Elections Committee's goal was to increase voter turnout from last year, in which only 35 percent of the student body voted. In Tuesday's election, 861 students voted.
Swisher proposed the idea of an electronic check-in system to the Elections Committee several weeks ago. The group suggested the idea to the Senate, and it was bombarded with questions as to how it would work. After an exhaustive question-and-answer session, the Senate approved the change.
Swisher said she would like to see more voting locations on campus now that the system links all of them together. However, she said it will be hard to find people to staff the stations, especially because Senators are normally the only ones who work them.


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For more than a decade England persisted with Steven Gerrard while the modern game was moving away from his style of play. Finally, the Three Lions have a chance to move on.
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The madness continues with Groups C and D.
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I look up from the dirty concrete of the 400 section, lifting my chin up above my knees to see the scoreboard read 27-6. My mind said "Scream" but my body screamed "Don't you move!" The Redskins were going to the playoffs for the second time in three years, but I just wanted to go to bed.
The night before is a collection of photographs in my mind, like an amnesia patient putting together their past. My dad and I arrived at our hotel in Alexandria early on that Saturday. The Patriots game was going to be on, because they were going for the undefeated season. So we decide on a place to watch the game.
We walk down the street to Bugsy's to eat a pizza and have a couple of beers. fortunately my dad has more money than I do, because those couple of beers ended up being $180 worth of a couple of beers.
After the game is over, which by the second quarter we had lost interest in, we head to the Blue Bayou. I stumble to the bar and decide to pay for the drinks here, since dad just ponied up about $200 at the last place.
"Two Jack and Cokes," I tell the bartender. A bit later, they are given to me. As I look for my dad to give him his drink, I notice he's sandwiched between two twenty-somethings dancing. Apparently being the oldest guy in a bar has it's perks. That image of my dad is the last thing I remember from that night.
The next morning I'm woken up by the sound of housekeeping knocking at the door, like police serving a warrant. As I open my eyes, it all hits me. The headache, the confusion, the thirst, oh god the thirst. I look to my left for a bottle of water, because I must have been drinking one in bed last night and spilled it. Or I was so drunk I wet my pants. The smell of the sheets confirm my fears. I pissed myself.
But where was dad? Why won't this demon stop pounding on the door demanding to keep the house? So I get up to let her in, the knocking must stop.
As I lay flat on my back, marinating in my urine-soaked sheets, I see the housekeeper walking towards the bathroom, the door is slightly ajar. As she pulls it open "PRRRRRRRRRFFFFFFFF!" and my dad erupts his bowels right in front of this poor woman. "OH! I come back later," she exclaims, walking quickly out the door. I want to laugh at what just happened in my presence, but using the necessary muscles would be too painful.
Had that game been at one o'clock, we could not have made it. the pain was too great, the metro ride to Morgan Boulevard too long and the walk to Fed Ex Field too argous. Oh but we made it. we made it and watched the Redskins win on that cold, rainy and horrible day.
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We have a new puppy: Finnegan!
There are many reasons I delight in working out of my home. One is the availability I have to babysit my niece, Ellyana, with short notice. And the other was the opportunity it has provided for us to adopt a new puppy! I've wanted one for years but the timing never seemed to work out. So as soon as Jay and I got back in town from a 2+ week road trip to visit his parents in Idaho and then down to CA for a good friend's wedding, I started looking again. And last Saturday we brought this little one home! What fun to have puppy energy back in the house!! Potty training, crate training, mid-night howling, trips to the vet, keeping all the non-chewables out of reach… I love it! (seriously) Here are a few candid snapshots of his first few days home with us. I feel like I keep my blog fairly "professional" showing just the Recherché shoots and events, and here is one that is a little more personal. Just our little family hanging out on a beautiful summer afternoon with our new puppy and our gorgeous niece. (Obadiah is still in complete denial that there is a new puppy in the house. But it's really just a matter of weeks until they become the best of friends!)
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Congratulations on the latest family addition, what is his name? I love seeing your "personal" pictures!


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While Stringer didn't name names, that group is almost certainly Apple's elite Industrial Design Group. There are plenty of other designers who work at Apple, but this group literally gives shape to Apple's products.
Despite all the influence this team has on Apple's product, most of the employees are relatively unknown. A 2006 BusinessWeek article describes this group as a small, international group mostly in their 30s and 40s, who frequently dine and travel together outside of work.
Several members of this group, including Stringer, were referred to over the course of the trial for their role in designing early prototypes of the iPhone and iPad. Many others were mentioned repeatedly in court documents thanks to the patents they hold on Apple products. As Stringer noted, there is a fairly consistent group of about 16 Apple employees whose names consistently appear on the major Apple patents of recent years.
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Lisa Guerrero
Lisa Guerrero used to be on FoxSports' Best Damn Sports Show Period (how obnoxious is that title for a show, by the way), and then she went to do Monday Night Football, then migrated to some other show, and is now doing something on one of those "respectable" Morning (or Evening or Nightly) chat shows. Who cares. Lisa Guerrero is damn hot and that's all there is to it.
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Guerrero began her show-business career in the 1980s as a cheerleader for the Los Angeles Rams. After being a cheerleader for the Rams, she moved on to be the entertainment director for the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots. Later, in the 1990s, she moved on to star in Aaron Spelling's Sunset Beach. Meanwhile, she doubled as a sportscaster on Los Angeles' KCBS station.
In 1999, she moved to the Fox Network, where she participated in such shows as Fox Overtime, Fox Extra Innings and the Toughman competition shows. She travelled to Egypt to tape the special Opening the Tombs of the Golden Mummies. Guerrero also starred in the San Diego Chargers magazine-style television show. She also co-hosted The Best Damn Sports Show Period, alongside Tom Arnold and Michael Irvin, among others.
In 2003, she left The Best Damn Sports Show Period to join ABC's Monday Night Football television crew. Her performance on the broadcast was heavily criticized. She defended herself by saying that the show hired her with the intention of going in a totally different direction with the job of sideline reporter — personality-driven and feature-driven — then discarded all of that and told her to just do the job in the usual fashion. She said that she never would have taken the job if she had known that they would change their minds like that. [1] The following year ABC replaced her with Michele Tafoya.
The Los Angeles Times has called Guerrero, the hardest working sports reporter. The Hispanic Business Journal named her one of the 100 most influential Hispanics in America. On February 3, 2004 Guerrero married professional baseball pitcher Scott Erickson.
In December 2005, the 41-year old Guerrero posed nude for the January 2006 issue of Playboy. After her pictorial, Guerrero came out and said that Playboy asked her to pose for the magazine in the mid-1980s. Guerrero declined to pose. On June 15, 2006, Guerrero became a correspondent on the TV newsmagazine Inside Edition. Guerrero also became the co-host of VH1′s game show The World Series of Pop Culture.


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In unrelated news to the rangers two dangerous plays occured yesterday. One was by Jody Shelley the other by Ovechkins shadow aka Mr. Bitch Slaps in fight aka Alexander Semin. The two were different plays but I consider both extremely dangerous. Shelley boarded the Bruins defenseman Adam Mcquaid and Semin cross checked to the back of the head the Avalanches defenseman Liles. Shelley will be having a disciplinary meeting with the nhl and an almost guranteed suspension. Semin on the other hand will be getting the "worse" punishment with the fine. Semin will take this fine extremly hard considering he is only making 4.6 million this year. Shellys is clearly the worst penalty and im not saying Semin deserves to be suspended but players with more skill than alot of the other nhl players are surely getting away with less than a slap on the wrist. IMO that makes them not change the way they play. Punishment is supposed to defer a person from committing the same mistake / murder attempt with a hockey stick again. However with these silly punishments they laugh it off and I am sure that many stars will continue to make these plays unless some changes (punishment) is handed out.
Also did anyone see what Guerin said about how Crosby doesn't get favoritism but could easily have penalties called on the opposing team every shift he is on the ice. It was either in between periods or on the post game. I mean come on Guerin like you need to hop off Crosbys "hockey stick."
Shelleys video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGfiSjuZU5Q
Semins Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKnjiF21vKI


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So much for the spoiler alert: Sam Amick reports on his blog that Kevin Martin, Ron Artest and Brad Miller might all sit tonight with various afflictions. Beno Udrih is also expected to be out until Tuesday.
Oh boy!
(Hopefully these guys are taking a breather to get right for Sunday's visit to Mordor.)


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As I sit here trying not to spit watermelon seeds into my laptop after a lovely 3.5 hour ride in another gloriously temperate West Texas August day, I begin to wonder what do those of y'all who ride regularly take with you to eat?
(I'm jump clueless and my legs are fried, so no jumping in this post today).
See, after watching the lovely little documentary vive le tour and reading and re-reading Tim Krabbe's The RIder, I've started to get a little old-school about my ride nutrition. Well, ok, I haven't performed any "chausse cabinets" or whatever, but thanks to Krabbe I have started taking figs--not fig newtons, but figs--and almond butter and jelly sandwiches with me on rides.
That towards the end of the ride stop at the Convenience store? Fritos and Beef Jerky has become way more appealing than the moon pies and Backroad's Bakery fried pies. (Although a ridiculous corporate legal action might prevent the perfect last hour drink.
I've hit that part of the riding year where another clif bar or gel just might push me over . . .
So . . . anyone else sick of sports nutrition products? (And somehow, I think I did a version of this same post a couple of years ago . . .)
And there's this one convenience store in Tuscola that has Apple soda in the soda dispenser . . .


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and Irish blessings in your heart!
~~Irish Blessing~~
Sunday, August 29, 2010
~Mosaic Monday~
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Here's a Monday coincidence: my parents are leaving next week for Montana, and today you write about the west and I mention John Wayne!ReplyDelete
I also love the West, Cathy! Beautiful mosaic!ReplyDelete
We hope to visit Glacier National Park in Montana one day.
I was surprised to see there was still much wide open wilderness in California when we were on vacation.
I love the ruggedness of the west and well captured here. There is no sky like the western sky! Great mosaic.ReplyDelete
Terrific photos ... loved each one! They make a great mosaic.ReplyDelete
Hi, well all I can say is, Wowww! Fantastic mosaic! I just love it! I hope that you have a great new week!ReplyDelete
Nature and the earth as God intended! Again another place I will never get to visit except through the camera, thank you for sharing. Jackie in UKReplyDelete
Montana looks wonderful!! I wish I could go trekking there.... dreaming...ReplyDelete
have a wonderful day!
That's a beautiful sky!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful...Montana has so much to offer!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful place! Great photos!ReplyDelete
love the photos Cathy.ReplyDelete
All these picture mosaics you post make me more determined to tour USA one day.
Wow, what gorgeous scenery!!! Thanks for sharing at MM. :)ReplyDelete
The West is certainly beautiful in its wildness, I agree!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos and mosaic!...ChristineReplyDelete
I was in Montana as a child. I've NEVER forgotten it!! I think you truly captured the beauty of it and it makes me want to go back.ReplyDelete
I love these photos made into a beautiful mosaic.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for coming over...hope you'll come often. I am signing up to be a follower..:))
I love Montana, too. Truly the last great place.ReplyDelete
Great photos - thanks for sharing them.ReplyDelete
You do post the most beautiful pictures Cathy. Thanx. God bless.ReplyDelete
Montana! We're getting ready to visit. :) Beauty all around I think. :)ReplyDelete
I so agree, the wild west is a special place!ReplyDelete
Wow gorgeous Montana and a beautiful mosaic.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing.
Have a great week.
Beautiful photos, Montana is a wonderful state to visit.ReplyDelete
Good morning, Cathy! Beautiful mosaic of Montana! Sweet place you have here! I have perused several of your posts and enjoyed my visit!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful scenery!ReplyDelete
Your pictures are beautiful! This is one part of the country I haven't visited...yet! It is on the list:)ReplyDelete
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No details obviously, but none are needed. The Pirates now have Chris Resop and Chan Ho Park. I'd guess Steven Jackson and Justin Thomas go down, but none of what we've seen except Evan Meek and Joel Hanrahan is going to be terribly missed. I saw Resop's two awful innings with Atlanta, and they were really, really awful. Still, small sample sizes and all, so we'll see how he does in his new digs.
UPDATE by Charlie: The Pirates have designated Jackson for assignment and moved Steve Pearce to the 60-day DL to make room for Resop and Park. Park gives the Pirates a bunch of flexibility in that he can pitch for long stretches if needed, but he's a bad pitcher, and his career has been on life support since 2001. He might have a better shot at modest success in the National League, though, since he pitched reasonably well for the Dodgers and Phillies in 2008 and 2009 before flopping with the Yanks. I don't hate the idea of claiming him, but it's nothing to celebrate.


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A 44-year-old Florida man is custody after being accused of throwing pieces of bricks at children and shouting racial slurs at them before trying to escape from police on his ex-wife's bicycle.
According to The Daytona Beach News-Journal, police responded to a Dec. 16 call that Larry Kenton was drunk and causing as disturbance at his ex-wife's home.
The ex-wife told officers that Kenton had come to get some of his belongings. She said she asked him to go away, but he forced his way into the house anyway.
Kenton began arguing with his daughter because he did not approve of her dating an African-American youth and referred to her as a "n*gger lover," according to the arrest report.
As he was exiting the home, he apparently saw the boyfriend and shouted, "You are the one!"
Kenton was accused of hitting the boy in the face and the head, and then choking him. Police said that he then picked up a brick and used it to strike the boy in the back of the head.
After an unidentified man came to assist the boy, Kenton began shouting racial slurs at nearby children and throwing pieces of bricks at them. The arrest report said that at least two of the children were hit.
Police said that Kenton hopped on his ex-wife's bicycle and attempted to flee from them, but was quickly caught. He faces charges on multiple counts of aggravated child abuse, resisting an officer, driving under the influence, driving with license revoked and battery. He was also charged for having an unregistered motor vehicle.
Kenton remained in the custody of Volusia County Corrections without bond as of Thursday.
[Photo credit: Volusia County Corrections]
(h/t: Sun Sentinel)
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Still can't believe this guy is our quarterback. Wow, he gets it, he isn't playing at being a good guy, he preaches it! It's all about respect for the game. This young man just keeps impressing me on all the small stuff. So happy he is our franchise QB! He is a big kid just enjoying life. I have to admit, he's kind of inspiring, in a "I want to be excellent" sort of way.
BTW, this blog is freaking amazing. I have learned so much. Thanks for making me feel connected to the community even way out here in Hollywood. But hey, I get to watch Panthers at San Diego!
Hope I'm doing this post thing right, I'm new to this.
Favorite Quotes:
at about 5 min mark
"I wanted to be great....and NOT being scared to do it..."
at 1145 mark
he talks about females, football, and his cockiness.


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Kevin Garnett Back To Minnesota?
Minnesota trades Michael Beasley, Brad Miller, Nicolas Pekovic, and Anthony Randolph for Kevin Garnett and Avery Bradley. Everybody loves a good homecoming story, and Kevin Garnett making a return to Minnesota makes sense. As we've discussed before, Beasley's days in Minneosta are more than likely numbered. Beasley is a perfect fit as the centerpiece in exchange for any of the "Big Three," with high upside and a contract coming off the books this year (though the hope would obviously be that Beasley would earn an extension, the guy has more upside for the next ten years than the entire 2012 free agent class combined). Speaking of upside, Anthony Randolph, enigmatic as his play may appear at times, could turn into a quality starting power forward. With Jermaine O'neal only getting creakier; Brad Miller (two years older than O'neal himself) and Pekovic could help take some of the burden off his knees. Hell, if they played it right we might even see Jermaine suiting up for a playoff series! Minnesota could bring back one of the most beloved players in the state's history to help instill a winning attitude and accountability defensively, even if he can't top Phil Mickelson's vertical at this point. Keeping Love's (hopefully soon to be signed) contract extension in mind, the T-wolves could afford to move some of their extra assets for an expiring contract. What player with an expiring contract is more appealing to any Minnesota fan? While he wouldn't be as effective as four years ago, Garnett could slide in next to Love at the center position (remember Perkins was often on the bench in crunch-time in favor of Glen Davis, often leaving Garnett to defend the opposing five), and that HAS to be an improvement over Darko (their current starter). After the one-year rental the Wolves could offer him the mid-level (probably his market value) or let him walk, or more likely retire. Bradley is an interesting prospect, undersized as a shooting guard, he might be a poor man's Russell Westbrook some day, but will need to drastically improve his ball handling and turnover rate before an NBA team turns the keys over to him as a point guard.


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- After your IP week is done, you will then be either accepted into the clan, or declined.
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Foundations of Destruction, better known as FoD, is a multi platform clan on PS3, Xbox 360, and PC, age 15+, that provides a wide variety of gaming experience. We have members from all over the world, including the US, Europe, Asia, etc. So no matter where you're from, you won't be alone in FoD.*
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Our member base contains over one thousand active members between our three consoles. These members are frequently online and ready to party up with the clan mates.
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Spring cleaningSunday, March 10th, 2013
Spring cleaning time.
Okay, maybe it's not spring here yet. But I'm optimistic that we won't have snow in April. (But chances of that happening are pretty low.) So I started doing spring cleaning with my writing stuff.
I am one of those people who writes notes on anything. As you can see, I have a variety of things: little brown envelope, small spiral notebooks usually kept in my purse, scratch paper from our printer, whatever piece of paper I could find.
I don't usually do this with life in general, mostly just writing stuff. Silly things my daughter says. Plot/character ideas, agent stuff, descriptive words I might use in my manuscript. Title ideas and character names. Sometimes dialogue. Anything that strikes me related to my writing. And unfortunately, if I don't write it down, it has a 95% chance of being forgotten.
So I'm cleaning things up. When I start working on a story, I get an 8×10 spiral bound notebook to write those ideas. I went through all this crap and moved it to the correct notebook. But some of my notes are for stories I wrote a while back, and have no notebook, so then I just throw it into a manila folder. (I have a folder for each project. Even ones that got pushed aside for better ideas. But if I started creating scenes in my head, it has a folder.)
What I'm wondering is, how many people do this too? Do you write little notes like this for everyday things? Or is it mostly writing stuff like me?
Or are you the type of person who will put the information down in the correct place right away instead of leaving notes around the house?
I'm trying to get better at this. I should just leave small notebooks in several rooms, so that it's there when I need it. But then I have to leave a pencil too. And the kids like to move them around. Or use the notebooks themselves. And if I hide it somewhere, I might forget where it is.
Maybe I should work on some memory exercises, so I wouldn't have to write it all down.
So do you write yourself notes like this, or are you an organized person?