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Naomi Peak Climber's Log
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|Tony Grove TH
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2008
|This is my second time at the summit. My youngest son, Jeremy, accompanied me on the 1+21 jaunt to a rocky summit where the views are grand. Yes, it costs 3 bucks to park at the TH unless you stop about a mile short of the parking lot.
|Posted Aug 14, 2008 7:40 pm
|Beautiful Hik
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2008
|This was a beautiful hike with wildflowers in full bloom.
|Posted Jul 20, 2008 3:12 pm
|Been up a few times
|Once was with Props the day he saw the sailplane go by. It was one of the coolest sights I've ever seen. This has been a favorite hike of mine whenever I'm in the area with time to do it.
|Posted May 13, 2008 4:55 pm
|Can't believe they charge the fees at Tony Grove
|Forest Service needs to get rid of the fees
|Posted Mar 6, 2008 9:10 pm
|Good Dayhike
Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2003
|The first time I was on the summit I watched a sailplane quietly glide through the canyon west of the peak a few hundred feet below me.
|Posted Jan 14, 2008 10:36 am
|7th county highpoint
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2007
|Great hike. With seven peaks down, I have 19 more to go.
This is a wonderful hike with great scenery the entire way up.
|Posted Sep 10, 2007 8:22 pm
|Golden Eagle
Date Climbed: May 25, 2007
|While this hike was beautiful, the most amazing thing I saw was on the drive up. Off the side of a the road a golden eagle was gorging itself on a dead deer carcass that looked very fresh. When I came within 10 yards it looked up and swooped off down the road. Breathtaking.
|Posted Jul 6, 2007 8:22 pm
|Wonderful spring hike
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2002
|Convinced a state highpointing friend to join us on this nice northern UT peak. A beautiful area and a nice hike!
|Posted Mar 24, 2007 9:46 pm
|heavenly hike!!
Date Climbed: Oct 8, 2006
|It was really pretty up there that day! The cliffed side of the peak was covered in clouds but then the hikers side was nice and clear. I sat up there for probably 30 min. watching the clouds that eventually surounded me. I remember looking off into the wall of clouds and then they would thin in an area and it would create a window of sceneary for a moment. I was wondering if I had died and was now looking down at earth within heavenly clouds! :-)
|Posted Oct 26, 2006 5:12 pm
|Route Climbed: Tony Grove Date Climbed: October 17, 2006
Date Climbed: Oct 17, 2006
|A great day hike. The day started just cloudy then it got really foggy and cold. There was six inches to a foot of snow in the higher portion of the mountain. But worth it with all the solitude, not a single person but me on the mountain that day.
|Posted Oct 18, 2006 10:05 pm
|Quick summit
Date Climbed: Sep 24, 2003
|Plenty of free camping enroute with not restrictions. Watch out for hunters in the fall.
|Posted Oct 5, 2006 6:17 am
|Nice hike, great boobs
|Met three women hiking topless. I love hiking!
|Posted Sep 12, 2006 10:54 pm
|Dennis Poulin
|Tony Grove
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2006
|This was a nice hike on a beautiful day. Lots of other hikers on the trail and they were all having fun too.
|Posted Aug 28, 2006 7:50 pm
|Blanket of Snow
Date Climbed: Dec 1, 1998
|When I reached the top, the sun was just setting over a fresh blanket of snow in the valley below. Incredible scenery. (I don't recall the exact date, but it was around Nov/Dec of 1998.)
|Posted Jul 28, 2006 11:30 pm
|go aggies
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 1971
|While student at Utah State...several other peaks that week too...but sheez that was a long time ago and I didn't have a decent map to remember which ones.
|Posted Feb 27, 2006 4:46 am
|Bob Sihler
|Route Climbed: Tony Grove Date Climbed: July 1, 2002
|beautiful flowers, cliffs, and views-- a bit of the Rockies in northern Utah
|Posted Sep 28, 2005 9:22 pm
|Route Climbed: Tony Grove Date Climbed: 3 July 2004
|A great hike in Northern Utah!
|Posted Aug 30, 2005 5:04 pm
|Route Climbed: Tony Grove Date Climbed: July 29, 2005
|This was my second time on the summit. Lots of wildflowers still. Saw only three other hikers, and that was on the way down. Great mountain!
|Posted Jul 31, 2005 6:45 pm
|Route Climbed: Tony Grove Date Climbed: July 4, 1997
|This was the first time I hiked up here. The canyon and the lake were very crouded. About 300 yards down the trail, it was quiet. I only saw 1 forest ranger, and 3 back country skiers all day. The last half of the hike was in snow, and finding the trail was hard. At the summit I found the benchmark, on a loose boulder. I slid down the snow to aportion of the trail down below.
I came back on July 24th with my fiance (now wife) and camped just below the summit. Been back 2 more times since.
|Posted Jul 26, 2005 4:21 pm
|Route Climbed: Tony Grove Date Climbed: 7-1-05
|Still an abundance of snow after the first mile. Pretty area and the view from the top was excellent. I forgot my sunscreen so I got a pretty nice burn. The campground at Tony Grove is a good place to spend the night if you are in need of a camping spot but on weekends, this place will be crowded.
|Posted Jul 9, 2005 9:17 pm


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Leah McGinnis begins her four-month assignment Thursday as acting superintendent of Wupatki, Sunset Crater Volcano and Walnut Canyon national monuments.
She replaces Diane Chung, who is leaving for a job in Alaska.
McGinnis had been working at Grand Canyon National Park as the chief of staff and just completed a stint as acting deputy superintendent.
She has been employed with the Park Service for almost 25 years.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Arizona Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald has become the youngest player in NFL history to reach 800 receptions.
Fitzgerald went into Sunday's game against Atlanta needing four catches to reach 800. He had a 10-yard touchdown to start the second quarter and hauled down a 17-yard pass on the final play of the third quarter to reach the mark.
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Is the JPS in the dark?
For the past two years a Jamaica Public Service utility pole on the main road from Stony Hill to Guava Gap in St Andrew has been leaning at a dangerous angle. About six weeks ago it was down about 60 degrees and I made several calls to my contacts at the company's head office, but without success. I therefore decided to telephone the JPS emergency number. I spoke to an agent and explained the urgency of the situation and the importance of replacing the pole which carried the main distribution lines and several cables of other companies to many districts in West Rural St Andrew.
However, no action was taken. Well, hurricane Sandy came last week and took the pole down - to the ground! The pole, distribution lines and cables blocked the road for several days. Only small vehicles could get through after the pole was cut in two and pushed to the sidewalk. One onlooker said cynically: "The JPS takes action only after the event."
But let me give some credit to the JPS which I should have done a long time ago. The company has done a good job of replacing old poles in the Corporate Area with the least disruption to traffic and with much speed.
Gov't blocks Finsac investigation
The government has shown a lack of good faith in the investigation into the financial calamity which the PNP government of the l990s brought on the country and many of its investors and depositors. What is more, Jamaica has developed into a disorderly society and the government has joined the disorderly path, at least in one respect.
The way the government has handled the commission of inquiry into the operations of the Financial Sector Adjustment Company (Finsac) is not only disorderly, but also disgraceful. The PNP government of the 1990s wrecked the financial foundation of the country by disastrous policies - policies that cost 140 per cent of the GDP and ate $40 billion of the country's funds, which it could ill afford, and crippling the lives of thousands of Jamaicans. The new PNP government, led by the country's first woman prime minister, Portia Simpson Miller, has cut off funds from the inquiry.
Apparently the government does not want the country to understand what transpired, but we are entitled to know the factors that led to the debacle. The prime minister, whom I admire for her strength of character, should ignore the advice of a few of her ministers, and proceed to provide funds for the commission to complete its work.
The commission says it needs $20 million to complete its work, a small amount of money compared to the magnitude of the cost of the financial disaster to the country.
What's happening, Public Defender?
A strange thing is happening in the country which is troubling to many Jamaicans. That's the long delay of the public defender's report to the country on the Tivoli Gardens massacre which took place more than two years ago. During the incursion by the security forces, at least 73 civilians and one soldier died.
I, too, am surprised at the inordinately long time it is taking to produce the report. What is more surprising is the refusal of Mr Earl Witter, a colleague of more than 50 years, to take any of my calls.
Suffice it to say my wife has not forgiven him when he telephoned me at two o'clock one morning to check a story about the then prime minister. He was a reporter for the Daily Gleaner at the time.
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Our Record of the Month for April 2014 comes from the wonderful Iestyn Davies and Thomas Dunford (making his Hyperion debut): Dowland The Art of Melancholy presents a thought-provoking sequence of twenty songs and lute solos. The Takács Quartet are joined by Lawrence Power for a much-anticipated new recording of the Brahms String Quintets, while the French chamber repertoire finds the Goldner String Quartet thoroughly enjoying the Vierne String Quartet and Pierné Piano Quintet, once again joined at the piano by Piers Lane.
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Spring begins today, and northern Michigan is under winter storm warnings and lake effect snow advisories.
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What a difference from a year ago today.
Last year, northern Michigan was feeling summer like conditions with some spots hitting the 80's.
We were also facing fire danger.
For tonight's "Feedback at 5:00," what are some of your more memorable, weather related first days of spring?


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Big changes are happening in my life: I have a new kitchen tool. And it is not just any tool, it is a tool that makes me change the way I bake and cook and eat. And my poor husband has to go with it… Well, only until he manages to bring a proper meal to the table. Anyway: The new tool is a grain mill! So no more empty white flour for me, my kitchen now runs on the real deal! Whole grains, freshly ground right before eaten. This new trend in my life was inspired by the German Vollwertblog. This married couple seems to know everything about a healthy diet. So apparently when you eat the whole grain you actually get all the vitamins, nutritions and minerals as opposed to eating the white empty flour that has basically nothing in it.
When Liz proposed to make a rhubarb strawberry crumble I knew I wasn't going to be able to make her grind her own flour, but I don't think I can ever bake again not using my beautiful new tool. So Liz made the recipe the normal way and I used organic, freshly ground grains. I used half wheat and half rye and it was super delicious. My dough is a little grainier because when you grind yourself it never gets as fluffy and powdery as the store bought flour. But I like that!
80g of sugar
50g minced almonds (I don't like almonds, so I used two spoonful of almond flour)
175g of flour (Liz used white flour, I used half wheat and half rye)
125g butter
350g rhubarb (equals about 3 sticks)
150g strawberries (equals about two handful)
I also added one nectarine because I had it here and it was about to go bad. You can really add whichever fruit you like! Make a crumbly dough out of the sugar, almonds, flour and butter by mixing it with your hands. Wash and peel the rhubarb, then cut it into small pieces. Wash the strawberries, take the greens off and cut into pieces as well. Put the fruit into a low baking pan, add the crumbly dough on top and bake everything for 40-50mins at 350° Fahrenheit (180° Celsius). Tastes especially good with vanilla ice cream.
– Jewels
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This crumble looks delicious. I love your blog also.
Can you tell me what is the difference between almond flour and shredded almond (geriebene Mandeln)? I want to be sure that I bake your crumble right?:)
Greetings from Hamburg
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Sounds super healthy and fun !
In love with the lovely photos
Thank you for the compliment :-)!
Our little grain mill is our most important kitchen tool which we would never give away. We think, that the taste of freshly ground grain is unbeatable. For a lighter color of the whole grain dough you can experiment with "kamut" which is an ancient variety of wheat. Unfortunately, kamut is more expensive than wheat or rye.
Ich hab letztes Jahr auch einen Erdbeer-Rhabarber Crumble gemacht. Meiner ist aber auch wieder etwas anders Lustig wie unterschiedlich sowas immer wird.
Hier könnt ihr euch mein Ergebnis ansehen: http://dandelion01.blogspot.de/2012/06/erdbeer-rhabarber-crumble.html
Liebe Grüße
Thank you for the compliment :-)!
We are happy that you like your new kitchen tool – we would never give away our little grain mill. In our opinion the taste of freshly ground grains is unbeatable.


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MADISON (WKOW) -- A pioneer in women's history, and former UW-Madison professor, Gerda Lerner, has died.
Lerner was born in Austria to a privileged Jewish family in 1920, and spent six weeks in a Nazi prison as a teenager.
She later wrote that the experience taught her how society manipulates people, a lesson she saw reinforced by academics who suggested history was only about men.
Lerner eventually came to the U.S. and established the nation's first graduate program in women's studies at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, N.Y.
She also founded a doctoral program in women's history at the UW, and was the founding member of the National Organization for Women.
Lerner was 92 years old.
Her son says she passed away peacefully Wednesday night at an assisted living facility in Madison.


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Honesty: The best policy
A male friend sent a broadcast on blackberry messenger directed to all the females on his list, soliciting a response to this query: Why do 95% of women fall in love with a man they know is a player or one who is just a 'friend with benefits'?
The morally refined among us may not be aware of these types of arrangements or even approve, but it does exist, far more than we care to admit.
A 'player' refers to a man/woman who is charming, has more than one partner at any given time and is constantly on the hunt for new 'game' — they play the field.
The term 'friend with benefits' refers to a partner that you can hang-out with and exchange sexual favours, but there is no commitment and usually no exclusivity.
So, now that I've clarified, let me get back to the statement.
Firstly, I thought the percentage was incredibly high and secondly, there are a lot of factors to consider before accepting or rejecting such a statistic.
I am the kind of woman who will defend my gender to the grave, within reason. Women have always been given a hard time especially where our emotions are concerned, not just by men but by our own sex as well. So, whenever I get the opportunity I will try to show the 'other' side from my perspective.
I'm a fair person so let me be the first to say, there are some psycho women out there who feel once eye contact has been established and a smile exchanged (optional) that person has made a commitment and are now theirs forever. They start planning the wedding and trying to imagine what the offspring from said union would look like etc. But then, psycho men exist too. They will resort to stalking someone who they see as a potential life partner, even though the other party is usually unaware or does not share the sentiment. These persons require professional help, so for the purpose of this article, they are excluded. I'm talking about mentally stable ladies, of average intelligence, or higher, who have reasoning ability.
A man will think a woman has 'changed' and has become overly emotional after a relationship or arrangement has been established and usually he can't understand why. Gentlemen, it is simple. Honesty, openness and playing by the rules are some of the things that define a wife as opposed to a side piece. I can hear the Bible thumpers going crazy, but this is reality, so please bear with me. Whether you have a main squeeze or not, a woman will act according to how she is being treated. If you are a player, establish and remind the ladies that you have no plans to settle and that others exist. Some women may see this as a challenge and try to 'fix' this flaw within you, but hold strong.
Talk about your other female partners constantly and be honest as to why she can't see you. No fake funerals or sudden work issues. If the relationship is strictly sexual do NOT get cosy. Sleeping over, accepting a house key; making calls to 'check' how she's doing etc., are things reserved for the woman you plan to get serious with. A woman who gets flowers the morning after a sexual romp will think: he loves me and start getting clingy and possessive, because the lines have been blurred.
In essence gentlemen, it is not that women just drop into love; the circumstances determine how she views you. Remember women are emotional beings, if you play on these emotions; sure enough you're going to be as confused as she is. Keep it honest and stick to the formula. Visit, handle your business and disappear until the next exchange, leave the ladies alone or my best recommendation, find one partner that fulfils your needs and stick to her. Have a great weekend folks. E-mail me your comments email@example.com and follow me on Twitter @ElvaJamaica (rated PG).
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25 U.S. Code § 4023 - Judgment funds
(a) In general
The Secretary is authorized to approve plans under section 4022 of this title for the withdrawal of judgment funds held by the Secretary.
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In approving such plans, the Secretary shall ensure—
(1) that the purpose and use of the judgment funds identified in the previously approved judgment fund plan will continue to be followed by the Indian tribe in the management of the judgment funds; and
Source(Pub. L. 103–412, title II, § 203,Oct. 25, 1994, 108 Stat. 4242.)
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The Indian Judgment Funds Use or Distribution Act, referred to in subsec. (b), probably means the Indian Tribal Judgment Funds Use or Distribution Act, Pub. L. 93–134, Oct. 19, 1973, 87 Stat. 466, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 16 (§ 1401 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
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A voting system kinda like the one from a couple years ago where players were voted on by the best player to wear a certain uniform number, this time I would like to see the best players ranked by their last names. So, let's get to it:
The poll will close next Thursday
Paul Abbott: Signed 11/14/03...Released 6/3/04
Abbott was signed in November of 03' and after a couple of disappointing months was released in the beginning of June in favor of prized prospect Dewon Brazelton.
State Line: (2-5) record, 6.70 ERA. Appeared in 10 games (1 relief appearance), and in 47 innings he gave up 39 runs (35 were earned)
Brent Abernathy: Acquired 7/31/00...Claimed of waivers 4/4//03
Abernathy was the prospect in a 'now vs future' deal in 2000 where the D-Rays sent Steve Trachsel and Mark Guthrie to the Blue Jays. After 61 games in Durham during the 2001 season, Abernathy was called up to the majors and proceeded to be mediocre in his stint with the team. Robbie Knopf of Rayscoloredglasses.com summed up Abernathy in his article, The History Of The Rays As Trade Deadline Sellers Part 1
"Abernathy managed just a .253/.304/.339 line with just 7 homers and 18 of 25 steals even as the D-Rays gave him 839 plate appearances between 2001 and 2002, and the D-Rays eventually exposed him to waivers"
Stat line: 198G's, 194H's, .251/.302/.336, 7HR's, 73RBI's, and 19SB's
Winston Abreu: Signed 2/6/09...Traded 7/2/09...Signed 8/6/09...Granted Free Agency 11/6/10
Abreu signed a minor league contract and was invited to spring training in 2009. After 2 solid months in Durham, he was called up to replace an injured Jason Isringhausen. Abreu was on the team for 13 days, then he was DFA and was later claimed by the Cleveland Indians. The Indians sent Jon Meloan for Abreu to temporarily end his Ray tenure. Then after a month with the Indians, Abreu was released and 4 days later, he signed again with the Rays, but he wouldn't reach the majors again though. After the 2010 season, Abreu was granted free agency.
Stat line: 2G's, 3.2IP, 3H's, 1ER, 2.45ERA, 2BB's, 3K's, and 1.37WHIP
Scott Aldred: Signed 12/17/97...Traded 7/25/99
Despite not pitching to well in Durham, Aldred was called up to the big league squad in May of 1998 and remained with the team until the July of 1999. On July 20th, the Philadelphia Phillies sent Marty Barnett to the D-Rays for a PTBNL, 5 days later the D-Rays sent Aldred over to the Phillies to complete the deal.
Stat line: 85G's, 55.2IP, 4.37ERA, 59H's, 27ER's, 26BB's, 43K's, and a 1.53WHIP
Brandon Allen: Selected of Waivers 4/19/12...Released 7/27/12
In only his 2nd game with the club, Allen had been involved in consecutive game winning runs. On his 1st night, he drew a bases loaded walk to put the Rays up 3-2 and on the next night, he hit a walk-off 2-run home run off of Jordan Walden. Unfortunately, that's all the success he would have in a Rays' uniform and he'd go 0 for his next 11. He would single in his last at-bat with the team, before going down with a right-quad strain. On July 27th, the Rays sold Allen's contract rights to the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks, thus ending his Rays career.
Brandon Allen Homer HD - Tampa Rays Walk Off v Angels 4.26.12 (via gangaidiot)
Stat line: 7G's, 20AB's, 2H's, 1HR, 3RBI's, 2BB's, 9K's, and a line of .100/.182/.250
Wilson Alvarez: Signed 12/3/97...Released 9/30/02
Alvarez was the started the team's first ever game in franchise history, but injuries would hamper his D-Ray tenure. He made trips to the DL in his first 2 seasons with the team, then had shoulder surgery that forced him to miss the 2000 and 2001 seasons. He did pitch for the club in 2002, but was very ineffective and was released a day after the regular season ended.
Stat line: (17-26), 4.62ERA, 76G's (started 63 of them), 1CG, 1SV, 377.2IP, 369H's, 194ER's, 183BB's, 291K's, and had a 1.46WHIP
Marlon Anderson: Signed 1/16/03...Granted Free Agency 12/20/03
Anderson was one of the better players on the D-Rays 03' squad. He played close to a full season and racked up a WAR of 2.1, 5th best on the club behind Aubrey Huff, Travis Lee, Julio Lugo, and Rocco Baldelli
Stat line: 145G's, 482AB's, 130H's, 6HR's, 67RBI's, 19SB's, and a line of .270/.328/.376
Chirs Archer: Acquired 1/8/11...Still currently on the team
When Archer was acquired he was the #1 pitching prospect in the Chicago Cubs' system. So far he has very little big league time, but has flashed dominance and could a be a future star for the Rays.
Stat line: (1-3) 6G's (started 4 of them), 29.1IP, 23H's, 15ER's, 13BB's, 36K's, 1.23WHIP
Rolando Arrojo: Signed 4/21/97...Traded 12/13/99
Arrojo was the star of the inaugural season for the D-Rays, he was an all-star that year. He finished that season with 14 wins, a record that wasn't met again until 2008 and wasn't broken until 2010. The following season however, the league was more adjusted to his style and it showed in his numbers. At the end of the 99' season, the Rockies sent Vinny Castilla to the D-Rays for Aaron Ledesma and Arrojo.
Stat line: (21-24), Started 56G's, 4CG's, 2SHO's, 342.2IP, 357H's, 161ER's, 125BB's, 259K's, and a 1.41WHIP
Willy Aybar: Acquired 1/17/08...Granted Free Agency 12/2/10
Aybar had some nice moments during the 2008 season that make him memorable to most Rays fans. When Evan Longoria went down with an injury in August, Aybar heated up and put up a line of .286/.346/.490, clubbed 4 homers, and knocked in 13. Aybar also had a memorable homerun in game 7 of the 08' ALCS that gave the Rays an extra bit of breathing room to work with. The entire ALCS Aybar hit very well, putting up a line of .421/.421/.789. Aybar went back to normal and put up typical numbers in 2009, then in 2010 his numbers dropped some. He was granted free agency at the end of the '10 season.
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A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed by the parents of a 16 year old girl who died following brain surgery. The medical malpractice claim also alleges that the neurosurgeon then tried to cover up his error by interfering with the autopsy.
Jessica Siegel underwent an operation performed by Dr. Andrew Joel Ringer in August 2006. The surgical procedure was intended to prevent some of the veins in Siegel's brain from knotting, which can increase the chances of a stroke. 9 days after the surgery was performed, Siegel died.
The case gets interesting from here, since Siegel's parents originally only filed a lawsuit because they felt their daughter's eyes were improperly harvested. In reviewing the details of the days following Siegel's untimely death, it was then discovered that Dr. Ringer had specifically ordered an autopsy which excluded the examination of the head, despite the fact that her parents had requested a full one. The doctor then reportedly feigned surprise when told that there had been no autopsy of the head. A nurse, however, testified during a deposition that once the girl's parents left the room, Dr. Ringer instructed her to scratch out the order for a full autopsy and indicate that it should omit the head.
Because of this omission, the medical examiner could not determine a cause of death and the Siegels now feel that this is because Dr. Ringer was attempting to cover up his botched surgery on their daughter's brain. Had the autopsy included a head examination, the real cause of Jessica's death would have likely been uncovered and Dr. Ringer would have found himself facing a medical malpractice lawsuit.
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January 24, 2011, 11:51 AM — Sure, hooking up with a new IT service provider is all cigars and handshakes at first. Promises are made and stars glimmer in your eyes as you sign the contract. The future looks bright.
Then things start to go south. Carefully negotiated deadlines are ignored. Expensive custom apps you paid dearly to be developed suddenly don't work, and your cloud vendor comes down with a case of the vapors. The thrill is gone and it ain't coming back.
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Before you make a clean break and start fresh with someone new, consider this cautionary tale of a small biotech firm in the Rocky Mountains that decided to dump its IT consultant. When the consultant got wind he was about to be canned, he installed a script that automatically blind-copied him on all emails to and from the company's top executives. He quickly discovered that the firm's lead scientist was having an affair. On the day the consultant was to be fired, he zipped up 500 racy emails and, using another executive's account, forwarded them to the scientist's wife.
"It was worse than a soap opera and very tragic for the client," says Patty Laushman, CEO of the Uptime Group, an IT shop asked to perform computer forensics to prove that the firm's IT vendor was behind the scheme. "Had we known how unhappy they were with their current vendor, we would have coached them on how to safely make the switch."
Of course, not all jilted vendors turn into Glenn Close in "Fatal Attraction." Most vendors who feel wronged just sue you. But with easy access to your confidential information and core business systems, the risks from a bad breakup with IT service providers are especially high. As more services move into the cloud, relationships become increasingly short term and impersonal -- which can lead to problems when critical systems and data are no longer under your roof and the vendor isn't returning your calls.


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GRINNELL, Iowa (WXOW) -- Black River Falls grad Jack Taylor scored 138 points to shatter the NCAA scoring record in Division III Grinnell's 179-104 victory over Faith Baptist Bible on Tuesday night.
Yes, that's correct. 138 points.
Breaking it down, Taylor, a sophomore transfer to Grinnell from UW-La Crosse, made 27 of 71 3-point attempts, was 52 of 108 overall from the field and added seven free throws on 10 attempts in 36 minutes.
By halftime, he had 58 points.
In the second half, he broke the D-III mark of 89 points set last year by teammate Griffin Lentsch with a 3-pointer with 11:14 remaining.
The NCAA scoring record fell, also on a 3-pointer, at the 4:42 mark. That score passed Rio Grande's Bevo Francis who put up 113 points against Hillsdale in 1954.
His final 28 consecutive points for the Pioneers, including eight 3-pointers and seven straight without a miss, set a D-III record.
Taylor broke NCAA records for field goals (52), field goals attempted (108), 3-pointers (27) and 3-pointers attempted (71).
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News: Lloyd On Joining Forces W/ Lil Wayne's Young Money, "That's The Question On Everyone's Mind" [Video]
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Former Murder Inc. singer Lloyd has addressed the rumors of him being next in line to sign with Lil Wayne's record label in light of R&B singer Omarion's recent departure from Young Money.
Speaking with radio personality Jenny Boom Boom, Lloyd said the popular company could possibly be his next home.
"I think that's the question on everyone's mind," Lloyd said about the possibility of signing to Young Money. "No, I wasn't offered a deal, uhm, if anything I think about it because I'm big fans of their work and we all good friends. We've worked [together on songs] a lot in the past, you know, we broke bread together and I think a lot of fans would probably want to see that happen. I just wanna win, I just wanna be successful. I think wherever I go, I'm gonna be successful." ("Jenny Boom Boom")
According to Wayne, he shared different opinions from Omarion regarding their business decisions.
"Uhm, we made different decisions," Weezy explained in an interview with radio personality Tim Westwood. "And time is nothing when you, there's no deadline or nothing like that when you're making decisions on your future, on your career. For a person like me, I don't put no deadline on it because today you can say 'I wanna do this' and tomorrow [or] that night you can say, 'I wanna think it over and do something different.' It is your career, it is your future and it is your life and I respect that and that's all it was. Different decisions was made and I let him make his decision and his decision was to go another route. Yeah. Nah, leaking the records? They leaked the records after that, after the decision. The records leaked after the decision, yeah, so it was nothing to do with the leaking of the records. Dude just made different decisions and went on the road somewhere else." (Tim Westwood TV)
Ex-Murder Inc. rapper Cadillac Tah previously spoke on Lloyd's departure from Irv Gotti.
"I checked out his interview and I think he handled it well," Tah explained in an interview. "If you ask me, he handled it well. He ain't come across bitter, he kept it one hundred to me. Because I kinda felt where he was coming from. I kinda went through the same type of thing. So I kinda felt where he was coming from. Besides, I was around for everything, so I know the stuff he was speaking about, I knew about. So I really seen it first hand, how sh*t was going down. It wasn't right man, it just is what it is. And this ain't me sounding bitter." (All Access DVD)
Lloyd announced his exit from Murder Inc. last month.
"I've made a lot of changes," Lloyd said in an interview. "I'm happy than I've ever been. I'm happy to say I worked out my own release and I am very optimistic about the future. Ever since I was signed, I was dedicated to trying to make good music, something that's worth hearing. And just trying to work with this rubble that I was given and build something out of it -- being the current state of the label when I first arrived. I didn't really have too much to work with...The label itself had no distribution. I was forced to record my own music with my own money with my own friends, while I was still under contract. All I had was me and my management and my friends in Atlanta...It wasn't so much person as it was business. I've learned to separate the two and sometimes in this business there is no friendship, no bottom line. The sad thing is a lot of young guys come into the game very early without knowledge or without a guidance in their lives and they fall victim to the glitz and the glam. I always try to look past that and keep my eyes on the prize which was becoming a great artist and really making music history one way or another." (Lloyd Music TV)
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The depleted group of Green Bay Packers linebackers appears to be getting healthier prior to Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions. Starting outside linebackers Erik Walden and Dezman Moses are both healthy and will play, as will backups Frank Zombo and Vic So'oto.
Inactive players for Green Bay this week are safety Charles Woodson, linebacker Clay Matthews, linebacker Terrell Manning, tight end Andrew Quarless and wide receiver Greg Jennings.
The Lions will still be without starting safety Louis Delmas and staring defensive tackle Corey Williams, who are both inactive Sunday.
Other inactives for the Lions are offensive lineman Corey Hilliard, offensive lineman Jason Fox, quarterback Kellen Moore, defensive end Ronnell Lewis and wide receiver Brian Robiskie.
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Before I get into my Day Two Camp Report, I want to collectively thank all of you who expressed encouragement and/or appreciation of my reports. I love doing it, but it is much more rewarding for me when you guys like it. Keep the feedback coming.
Anyway, on to the report:
Superficially, today was just like yesterday: started with punt drills on field three, O-Line individuals with Coach Mike Munchak, and D-Line individuals with Coach Jim Washburn. As I'll likely continue doing, I started my afternoon at camp watching Washburn work with his guys. Their enthusiasm was noticeably higher today. I even saw a patented Dave Ball Celebration Move™: invisible basketball figure-8 between the legs to pull-up jumper.
Before individual drills finished I moved over to field three to watch the Linebackers and Safeties work coverage drills against the Running Backs and Tight Ends with Quarterbacks throwing. A short time later the QBs and skill position players moved into 7-on-7 drills, which should really be called 6-on-7 drills because there is no center snapping the ball, just an assistant.
As Paul Kuharsky notes here, the defense did well in the drill given their disadvantage. Incidentally, if you aren't reading Kuharsky's AFC South blog on the Mothership, then you might be a Ravens fan.
As the team moved into 11-on-11, I noticed one very vocal fan to my far right. I'm sure this individual was well intentioned, but, in my experience anyway, human beings respond to positive reinforcement much better than they do to negative criticism.
So when this fan began yelling at Nate Washington to catch the ball this season, Mr. Washington became irritated and responded to the fan. This exchange led to was I'm going to call the EPIC FAIL quote of the day. Said Nate Washington, "I make too much for you to get to me." This said, of course, after the fan had clearly gotten to Mr. Washington.
You'll be happy to know that 11-on-11 started well for the offense. The defense sent a Chris Hope blitz, and the offense had the perfect play called: RB Screen to Chris Johnson on the SS side. CJ took it to the house. I'm telling you now, the offense is going to be good.
The 11-on-11 period was the source of the EPIC WIN quote of the day. That now-storied exclamation was from my hero, Jim Washburn: "Go on! Strip it! He won't punch you!" This is why you need to be at training camp if you can. Jim Washburn is a national treasure.
As you probably already know, Marc Mariani, #83, has been the surprise of camp thus far. There's been but one catch he hasn't made. He's caught every punt and every other pass thrown his direction, including one sideline layout catch that was jaw-dropping. He will play on Sundays, guaranteed.
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Lancashire credit unions to benefit from payday lender crackdown
10:08am Thursday 7th March 2013 in News By Bill Jacobs, Local government reporter
LANCASHIRE'S principal trading standards officer and MPs have welcomed a crackdown on 'widespread irresponsible lending' by payday loan companies.
Lee Ormandy said it was crucial firms observed their licences or were stopped trading.
He urged East Lancashire people with short-term cash problems to use credit unions instead.
Blackburn Labour MP Jack Straw and Pendle Tory backbencher Andrew Stephenson also supported yesterday's action by the Office of Fair Trading.
It gave the 50 biggest payday lenders 12 weeks to change their ways or risk being put out of action after uncovering evidence of 'widespread irresponsible lending'.
The OFT referred the payday market to the Competition Commission over 'deep-rooted problems' in how firms compete for business. The OFT found the 50 lenders, 90 per cent of the market, were failing to comply with legal standards. They face losing their licences to trade, if they fail to clean up their act.
The regulator said irresponsible lending was not confined to a few rogue companies but spread across the industry, causing 'misery and hardship'. Despite payday loans being described as one-off, short-term loans costing £25 per £100 for 30 days, half of payday lenders' revenue comes from longer loans which cost more because they are rolled over.
Mr Ormandy said: "The county council don't want people to go to loan sharks who are illegal and dangerous. We agree with the OFT's conclusions about payday lenders and welcome their taking action to make sure the firms comply with their licences or face closure.
"We recommend people make use of credit unions such as those in Pendle, Burnley, Bacup and Darwen and Blackburn."
Mr Stephenson said: "I am really pleased that the OFT is acting against these fly-by-night lenders. "
Mr Straw said: "This is good news and long-overdue. These firms exploit misery."
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For Vincent Grant, history is much more than just names, places, and dates. History is not just about knowing when and where something happened, it is about understanding why something happened.
Grant was recently named the school district's Teacher of the Year. The eighth-grade history teacher is tough on his students.
"I like to push them and find new ways to challenge them everyday," Grant said.
Grant wants his students to think critically about history. Knowing where and when something happened isn't enough for him. For him, that's not the end of the learning process, it's the beginning.
"I love the fact that you can talk about a particular subject and get kids interested in something," Grant said. "It's amazing to see."
Grant has taught at for seven years. He was a long-term substitute teacher at Ryerson Elementary School for a year before moving to Anthony Wayne.
"There are teachers who teach to content and there are those who teach through content and what makes Vince special is that he empowers his students," said Michael Ben-David, principal of Anthony Wayne. "He works tirelessly to make sure each and every student understands the point he is trying communicate."
Ben-David said that Grant "gets the whole child" and that he doesn't teach just one way to every student. Because different students have different learning styles, Grant will work with as many students one-on-one as is necessary to ensure the young men and women under his tutelage succeed.
"It's exactly what every teacher should be doing," Ben-David said.
Asking question is another important part of Grant's teaching method. Answering them helps students think more critically about what they are learning.
It is also a way Grant challenges his students.
Grant said he is tough on his students. He will discipline a student for being a second or two late for class.
"I believe kids crave boundaries," Grant said. "They want to know that there are things they can and cannot do."
Grant wants his students to become genuinely interested in the subject being discussed in class.
"I love it when students develop an interest in something and look up more information about it after class on their own," Grant said. "That's what you want. You want them to become life-long learners."
Grant's teaching methods seem to work. His former students often go to him for extra help and tutoring. He recently worked late into the night to help students prepare for an important exam.
Clearly, Grant is passionate about his choice of vocation.
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2014 Kids' Choice Awards Orange Carpet Live Stream: Watch Here!
Bringing together all of your favorite stars, Nickelodeon is getting ready to host the 2014 Kids' Choice Awards tonight (March 29).
Everyone from Katy Perry to host Mark Wahlberg are expected to walk the orange carpet this evening at Los Angeles' Galen Center.
As for the award ceremony, competition will be fierce in the Favorite Music Group category as Maroon 5, One Direction, One Republic and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis have all been nominated.
1D's Niall Horan proclaimed, "To be nominated for two awards at this year's Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards is just incredible! Thank you to Nickelodeon and to our amazing fans that always support us."
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Visual Terrain is pleased to announce the recent appointment of Paula Dinkel and Steven Young.
Dinkel joins Visual Terrain as a principal lighting designer. With over 25 years of experience at Walt Disney Imagineering designing the lighting for Disney theme park attractions, retail and architecture, Dinkel brings a rich portfolio of lighting projects to Visual Terrain including DisneyQuest, (which received both an IES Award of Merit and a THEA Award), Rock'n' Roller Coaster, California Adventure, and Disney Studios Paris.
Dinkel's recent projects for Visual Terrain include the interior lighting for the 300,000-sq.-ft. Harrah's Chester Casino and Racetrack located in Chester Pennsylvania. She also served the Orange County Chapter of the Illuminating Engineering Society as treasurer, vice president, and then president in 1999, and was a frequent speaker at IES meetings around the country. Lighting Dimensions International selected Dinkel as the 1997 Themed Entertainment Lighting Designer of the Year for her work on Club Disney, the Disney Store 5th Avenue, and other projects. Her work has been published in Architectural Digest, Lighting Dimensions, and LD&A. She holds an MFA degree in Theatre from Cal State Fullerton.
Young comes to Visual Terrain with a diverse background in architectural themed and theatrical lighting design. His portfolio includes designs for Universal Studios Florida--Islands of Adventure, Warner Bros. Movie World theme parks in Germany and Australia, Pasadena's Urban Village--Paseo Colorado, plus several casino resorts and housing communities. Theatrical credits include award-winning designs for Songs for a New World (Ovation Award), Hot Mikado (Garland Award), and Side Show (Garland Award, Robby Award). In 2004 he was honored with the Angstrom Lifetime Achievement Award by the LADCC. Young has been nominated for a Ovation Award for his lighting design for the world premiere of Paradise Lost: Shadows and Wings at The Theatre @ Boston Court in Pasadena, California.
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In the Wonderstone Mines at Ottosdal (West Transvaal, South Africa), hundreds of metallic spheres have been found over several decades in pyrophillite (or wonderstone) deposits of Precambrian date, some 2.8 billion years old. Pyrophillite is a metamorphosed sedimentary mineral mined for use in masonry buildings, as an absorbent, as a filler, as an ingredient in industrial compounds and for a variety of other uses. Two types of sphere are alleged to have been found in the pyrophillite; one is a bluish metal with white inclusions, while the other has a metallic coating around a spongy material. Only examples of the second type seem to have been examined by geologists, who have found that they consist of pyrites and goethite. At least one of these spheres has three parallel fine grooves running around its centre. Lab technicians were said to be at a loss to explain how they could have been formed by any known natural process.
The first report citing these spheres has been traced to The Weekly World News, 27 July 1982. This is a publication similar to the British Daily Sport or the American National Inquirer, neither of which is noted for the quality of its investigative journalism. The spheres are much softer than has been claimed, but at least some of the goethite nodules have a parallel groove, although only one has ever been identified with three such grooves. However, there is a serious objection to regarding them as artefactual, since they formed in a metamorphic deposit and could not have existed before the metamorphosis of the deposit took place. If the grooves are artificial, they can only have been carved after the sphere was removed from the pyrophillite. In other words, the spheres are natural, although a question hangs over the grooves, which are either natural and immensely old, or artificial and modern.
You can find more dismantlings of the claims here, by Tim McGuinness and here, by Paul V Heinrich.
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Hi there,
Where I come from in Scotland, we have many, many spherical carved stones made from many, many different types of stone. Hundreds have been found, some hidden, but lots have turned up in ploughed fields, rivers etc. They are carved in a variety of shapes but one of them is repeated and the most common one found, with six boss shapes to it. People link them with the Platonic solids but they shouldn'r really as they are far older than that – by a couple of thousand years. They are probably over 5 thousand years old and are found mostly in an area of Scotland where many symbol stones are found, although a few have been found further afield. I was wondering if you knew anything about them? I held a couple of them in my hands the other week and would love to gather more information about them, or anything new,
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You should contact Exeter University Archaeology department. One of my friends is doing a docoiral thesis on the stone carved balls from Scotland. We did an undergraduate archaeology degree. He kept up the good work but alas I went on to work in IT!
The Scottish stones are just sling stones that have in many cases been personalized so that people can reclaim them or know whose stone took down the prey animal. Humans are not dumb and have known of slings for as long as we have been using animal skins and ligaments.


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Since Camp Asbury's beginning in 1957 as an outdoor ministry site, children and youth have experienced camp as first-timers and "returners." Year-round, people of all ages have participated in life-enriching retreats and conferences at Asbury.
Camp Asbury focuses on being a place where children, youth and adults are invited to deepen their relationship with each other and with God. Connecting with the wonder and beauty of creation, living in a community where caring for others and giving thanks to God are essential components in a comp Asbury experience. Asbury is also proud to serve as a destination to which people travel to grow and polish practical leadership skills. For three generations, building a sense of belonging and community has driven the design and delivery of Asbury's summer programs.
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Camp Asbury is dedicated to being a home away from home—a place of warm hospitality and welcome. Nothing recommends Asbury's ministry more highly than the children and grandchildren of former campers and summer staff who now come to experience and love Asbury themselves. Camp Asbury is a place you will want to return to over and over again, a place that feels like home!
Activities on site: Archery, Biking, Camping, Canoeing, Wagon Rides, Hiking, High and Low Ropes Challenge Courses, Giant Swing, Outdoor Climbing Wall, Bouldering Wall, Art, Music, Disc Golf, Nature Exploration, Spiritual Formation, Swimming, Worship, Winter Recreation, Mudslide, Star-gazing.
Nearby attractions: On site: 2 ¼ miles of the Buckeye Trail (a 1,500 mile hiking path in Ohio) are located on the Asbury property.
The Headwaters Trail, a seven mile hike/bike trail between Mantua and Garrettsville, administered by Portage Park District, runs adjacent to the southern boundary of Camp Asbury property. Within five minutes drive—Monroe's Orchard, The Johnson House (historic site operated by the Church of Jesus Christ LDS), Hiram College campus.
Within ten minutes drive: Camp Hi Canoe Livery (on the upper Cuyahoga River), Village of Garrettsville (and site of Garrett's Mill), Village of Mantua.
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The site is managed by Director, Rev. William Graham and Site Manager, Mr. Frank Duplay, who reside at the camp. Year-round staff also includes Diane Moore, food service manager, and housekeeping and administrative staff. Camp Asbury is a not-for-profit, religiously affiliated organization and meets all criteria as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Camp Asbury is accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA).
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Paul Flynn asked in the Commons whether the announcement means the Ebbw Vale line could be modernised so trains could run into the heart of Newport.
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Tennessee Williams wrote Cat on a Hot Tin Roof in the mid 1950s. After several revisions with the guidance of direct Elia Kazan, the play debuted on Broadway in 1955. According to the Internet Broadway Database, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof ran for 694 performances, making it the most successful of Williams' plays. The drama starred Ben Gazzara as the lead male protagonist, Brick. Barbara Bel Geddes starred as the sultry Maggie, and Burl Ives originated the role of Big Daddy.
The 1958 film was also a hit, although it expurgated some of the more mature themes, language, and homosexual subject matter. Williams was disappointed with the film adaptation. However, he revised the play for the 1974 Broadway revival, putting back many elements that were removed during his collaboration with Kazan. The following article summarizes the 1974 script of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
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Drunk and recently crippled, Brick Pollitt is holed up in the plantation home of his father, Big Daddy. His wife Maggie is desperate to reconnect with her emotionally estranged husband, and desperate to become pregnant so that she can secure the family inheritance when Big Daddy succumbs to his terminal illness. However, Brick is consumed with regret and sorrow, stemming from the death of his closest friend.
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The entire play takes place in the guest bedroom of a large home, the southern mansion of Big Daddy Pollitt, successful plantation owner. Outside the room, relatives and guests can be heard, socializing and playing croquet.
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Maggie is about to change her clothes because her nieces and nephews (whom she calls "no-neck monsters") messed up her dress with a buttered biscuit. Brick enters the room, fresh from a hot shower. He walks on crutches because the previous night he broke his ankle while trying to jump hurdles. He was drunk and out at his old school's stadium, trying to relive his glory days as a young athlete.
Maggie complains about the "no-neck monsters," and then turns her animosity toward the parents: Gooper (Brick's brother) and Mae (Brick sister-in-law). Maggie believes that Gooper and Mae continually show off their five children as a way of flaunting their fertility while at he same time poking fun of Brick and Maggie's lack of children.
It is Big Daddy's birthday. The patriarch of the Pollitt family has been away at the hospital, undergoing a series of tests. Maggie has read the medical results -- Big Daddy is dying of cancer. Maggie believes that Gooper and Mae want to edge Brick out of his rightful inheritance and ship him off to a rehab. She demonstrates her protectiveness:
MAGGIE: "Over my dead body they will ship you there."
Maggie lists the ways Brick has been on a downward spiral: unemployment, excessive drinking, breaking his ankle. However, she reminds her husband that he is still Big Daddy's favorite son.
Maggie speaks a great deal during Act One, segueing from one monologue about Big Daddy and the rest of the family. All the while, Brick drinks, attempting to numb himself and remain emotionally distant from his wife.
She catches him looking at her in a way that chills her. She has noticed this type of look several times before. She admits that her personality has transformed; she has become cruel. She tries to explain how lonely she feels. She loves Brick, but Brick does not return the feeling.
Maggie remarks about his good looks, wishing that he would turn ugly so that their dysfunctional marriage could become more bearable. Reflecting on their past, she compliments his love making skills, analyzing his detachment during sex.
MAGGIE: Your indifference made you wonderful at love making.
Although Brick has refused her sexual advances for some time now, she is determined to win back his heart (and his body). She asks if he was thinking about his later friend Skipper, and this finally evokes an emotional reaction from the otherwise stoic Brick. He begins to get angry, but tries to control his frustration by pouring another drink. She continues to goad him, hoping that he will stop being silent. She says that silence will not work, that memories of his past and memories of his dead friend will only fester in silence.
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I havent heard any bball news other than Macon will attend the WVU vs. LSU game. Not sure when that is... wasnt worth me looking it up on ESPN. The Terry Henderson in home visit is this week as well I believe. McGary had an in home visit from Florida this morning.


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To be honest, I was a bit down yesterday after the game (the Packers and the Badgers didn't help much either). But this morning, I woke up, took a shower, and put on my favorite Brewers shirt with a smile. Why?
- Because of Ryan Braun's home run in St. Louis followed by Torres icing the sweep.
- Because I finally kept a New Years Resolution, to make it to five Brewers games, and they won all five.
- Because One of those was C.C.'s first in Milwaukee.
- Because it's now only been one day since the Brewers have been in the playoffs, and for the Cubs it's been two.
- Because of J.J.'s defense in the Cubs series when everything else was cover your eyes awful.
- Because I'm pretty sure my sister was crying when she told me Ryan Braun hit a three run homer on the last day of the season.
- Because I sat watching Gameday in suspence and anticipation for a Mets-Marlins game.
- Because Prince Fielder flat out mashed the last home run of the season.
- Because we got to see Dave Bush come up huge in game three after being jerked around by Ned Yost.
- Because I had a reason to call Craig Counsell C.C. Jr.
- Because of the thought of Craig Counsell trying on Prince Fielder's uniform.
- Because out of nowhere, Russell Branyan carried this team.
- Because of the number 3 million.
- Because of the number 90 million.
- Because at the end of the day, if all signs point to a job well done, I will untuck my shirt.
Thanks for 2008, now make 2009 even better.