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Pam Gaulin writes lifestyle, personal finance, news, and entertainment for major online publishers and brands. She is a full-time freelance writer with 20 years of professional experience in publishing. Editors have praised her for her conversational style.Read More »
More than 20 million online readers have read her content online. Pam was named Content Producer of the Year 2009 (Associated Content) for her vast library of compelling and useful content. She s been featured in First for Women magazine for her online work. She received awards for Best of AC Home Improvement (August 2009), and Best of AC Winter Holidays (December 2009).
Her work has appeared on Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Shine, NBC, Good Morning America, LiveStrong, Modern Mom, TheFrisky, VocalPoint, and WorldStart. She wrote weekly columns about celebrities and fashion for Zappos.com. She has created user-friendly content for major brands including Ballpark, Bank of America, Bounty, Butterfinger, Depend, Dodge Ram, Equifax, McCormick, P&G, Purina, Royal Caribbean, Visa and Walmart.
She is the editor of Web Site Source Book (2001). Previously she was the project leader for a K-12 database for school libraries, a business writer for corporate newsletters, and the Happenings Editor for the Valley Advocate. Currently she is working on a young adult novel, an online children s book app, and her Todayisaholiday.com blog. She also paints with watercolors and acrylics.
More than 20 million online readers have read her content online. Pam was named Content Producer of the Year 2009 (Associated Content) for her vast library of compelling and useful content. She s been featured in First for Women magazine for her online work. She received awards for Best of AC Home Improvement (August 2009), and Best of AC Winter Holidays (December 2009).
Her work has appeared on Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Shine, NBC, Good Morning America, LiveStrong, Modern Mom, TheFrisky, VocalPoint, and WorldStart. She wrote weekly columns about celebrities and fashion for Zappos.com. She has created user-friendly content for major brands including Ballpark, Bank of America, Bounty, Butterfinger, Depend, Dodge Ram, Equifax, McCormick, P&G, Purina, Royal Caribbean, Visa and Walmart.
She is the editor of Web Site Source Book (2001). Previously she was the project leader for a K-12 database for school libraries, a business writer for corporate newsletters, and the Happenings Editor for the Valley Advocate. Currently she is working on a young adult novel, an online children s book app, and her Todayisaholiday.com blog. She also paints with watercolors and acrylics.
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Checklist for Valentine's Day with Your FamilyValentine's Day family fun is waiting for you. Make the day special for everyone in your family with these tips from entertaining and parenting experts.
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5 shortcuts for entertaining at ThanksgivingTake some shortcuts this Thanksgiving so you can spend more time enjoying the holiday with your your guests.
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Ann Romney's Costco list: Tips to save money at CostcoAs the political season culminates, the candidates are using every last trick to sway public opinion.Also published on:
Add fall decor to your home in 5 minutesIf you blink you'll miss fall. Add the colors of the season to your home with these quick tips and tricks.
Trader Joe's and Sunland expand peanut butter recallPeanut butter and other butters, including some made with sesame seeds have been recalled due to a nationwide outbreak of Salmonella. Clean the pantry and be on the lookout for Salmonella symptoms in your family.
Britney Spears' new rainbow hair extensions: How to get the lookBrit Brit is seeing pink. And blue. Spears is always a colorful addition to any scene and this time she's brightening things up with hair extensions.Also published on:
7 common decorating mistakesKeep these common mistakes in mind when you decorate your home.
Smart small-home organization tipsWith clever organizing, small homes won't feel cramped or cluttered. They can be stylish, functional and cozy.
Tips for transforming a room with colorTrendy colors are fun, but they're like one-night stands or summer flings. When you paint a room you have to find a color you'll love, like a long-term partner. Transform your home with color.
Ways to stop worrying about moneyThe scariest things are the ones we imagine are lurking in dark corners. Shed some light on your personal finances, identify the good, the bad, and the ugly, take action, and you won't have worrisome nightmares about money.
Should you let your baby cry it out?It's nearly impossible to resist the loud cries of a baby in the middle of the night. Is it okay to let a baby cry it out?
Does green coffee bean extract speed up weight loss?What's the story behind the most recent quick weight loss supplement? Is it too good to be true?
How to remove common party stainsThe only thing we want left after a party is the memory of a good time. What we don't want are the wine, candle wax, or salsa or other common party stains left behind by guests. Use these tips to save your linens, carpet or upholstery.
Tips to upgrade your home, one thing at a timeBudget your money and time. Prioritize your needs and wants. The result? A homemade guide to upgrading your home.
Shocking ways to hurt your credit scoreWe all know that paying credit card bills on time is a surefire way to keep credit scores in good standing. Here are eight shocking ways you can accidentally hurt your credit score.Also published on:
Top 10 female U.S. athletes to watch in LondonIndividually they're determined and strong. Together, the women of Team USA are unstoppable.Also published on:
Top All-Time Beauty Tips from Our MomsMoms are sage creatures. They shared their skin care and beauty tips with us. We watched them get ready to go to work or go out to dinner. How of what they taught us was spot on? How much did we learn?
Summer Breakfasts for Glowing SkinGlow from the inside out, with these nutrient-rich summer breakfasts.
10 greatest U.S. Olympians of all timeThe Olympic Games open our eyes and our hearts to the best of the best.
Best Outdoor Toys or Games for KidsSpring and summer are a mom's best excuse to forget about housework and go play outdoor games with the kids.
Fun Facts About GymnasticsFrom chalk use to the leotard, explore fun facts about gymnastics.
Post-Game Snacks Kids Will LoveFueling kids bodies with healthy and tasty snacks after sports keeps them energized and supports normal growth.
Find time and happiness for yourself while juggling work and familyMoms are talented people. But even we can't make time appear out of thin air. We can, however, juggle work and family and manage to find happiness.
How to develop a personal brand and use social networkingBrand: you. Have you created a personal brand yet, putting all that social networking to good use? As women we give support and encouragement to our family and friends. When it's time to promote ourselves, we may feel a little shy.
Fitness Apps for Better WorkoutsPut your smart phone to work for you. It's already replaced your watch and your digital camera, so why can't it also be your personal trainer, yoga instructor, heart rate monitor and fitness calendar?
Choosing a prom dress with your daughterDear daughter, if mama is going to pay, she's going to have a say. When you give your daughter what she needs most: loving support, limits, and uncritical advice, you will both enjoy the experience.
Top 5 cutest prom dress trendsProm dress trends for 2012 are happily a far cry from the wedding-bell shaped, layered lace dresses that I remember from prom.
Berenstain Bears' lasting appeal to parents and kidsIt was a sad day in Bear Country, a sad day indeed. Co-creator of The Berenstain Bears, Jan Berenstain, passed away recently. But the family of bears she created with her husband, Stan, will live on in the lives and minds of parents and children.
Biggest grocery store rip-offs and how to avoid themBe smarter than the average grocery shopper and happily skip past the enticing grocery store gimmicks. You'll leave with more cash in your pocketbook.
Tackling germ hot spots in the kitchenThe room with the most germs in your home is the kitchen. Do you know where the most germs are lurking?
Kombucha love: Our favorite tea varietiesKombucha, Chai, or green, or other: our favorite tea varieties may improve our health.
Complete guide to Super Bowl party hostingDust off the big TV screen, vacuum under the furniture, and start planning your Super Bowl XLVI party menu.
How to avoid food wasteIf you want to save close to $2,000 this year and do your part to help the environment, stop wasting so much food!
First pets leave lasting memoriesWomen from all over the country share their fond memories of their first pets.
Why I am thankful for my petWomen share the real reasons they are thankful for their pets this Thanksgiving.
Reasons to eat out for ThanksgivingWhen your family has scattered across a large state or across the country, your Thanksgiving traditions may change. There's nothing wrong with letting someone else cook Thanksgiving dinner, if that's what you choose.
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Top 10 Halloween costumes for adults 2011Retro couples, pop stars, ghostly characters, zombies, sexy [insert profession], birds, vampires, and pirates rule this Halloween.
How to keep your kids safe on HalloweenThe Halloween you remember may not be an option for your kids. Keep them safe this Halloween by reminding them of some basic safety rules.
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Transitioning your entryway from winter to springSpring came late this year, so I had an excuse to postpone reorganizing my entryway. With warmer weather and no more need for layers, it was time to say goodbye to boots, hats and winter clutter.
A commoner's guide to a homemade royal wedding picnic menuCopy the royal wedding reception menu with these easy copycat variations!
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Maureen Spaulding's 31-year-old daughter Beth Spaulding-Risenburg died last April. Maureen thinks it was murder and police agree.
Beth was rushed to the hospital last April 2 where she was pronounced dead. Toxicology reports showed Beth had high amounts of prescription medications in her system. Her mother says it was 12 times a lethal dose of Methadone.
Fremont Police arrested Beth's husband, Jason Risenburg in North Carolina. He was brought back to Fremont and arraigned on charges of corruption of another with drugs, involuntary manslaughter and murder.
Maureen said, "I would like to think that if he got life in jail that I'd feel vindicated and somehow she'd magically come back, but I know that's not going to happen."
She hopes anyone who has information will come forward and speak to Fremont Police. Maureen says her daughter volunteered at the Humane Society of Sandusky County and helped rescue abused animals and had a passion for photography. She says her daughter knew how to make others feel good about themselves through her work."
"That's one think I'd like to continue for her. She had self-esteem issues of her own. And I think that's why it was important to her to prove to other people that just because you have a disfigurement or weight issues, it's not the end-all be-all of what you are."

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Stevie Wonder divorces again
American singer/songwriter Stevie Wonder is has filed for a divorce from wife Kai Millard Morris, according to TMZ.
The couple has been married for 11 years and has two sons.
TMZ reports that the beloved music legend, 62, cites irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split, and asks for joint custody of their boys Kailand, 10, and Mandla, 7. The papers filed states the duo have been separated since October 2009.
It's the second marriage for the Grammy-winning "I Just Called to Say I Love You" singer, who divorced singer Syreeta Wright in 1972; Wonder has seven kids overall from his two marriages and other relationships.


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Halifax Town Clock
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The Town Clock is a three storey, irregular octagon tower atop a one storey white clapboard of Palladian characteristics. The clock face is four-sided and it displays Roman numerals. It has been keeping time since 1803 and its mechanism is wound twice weekly.
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Astros split at meet
This past weekend, the Astro wrestlers returned to competition,with meets against Nashua South and Timberlane at Timberlane. They completed the day with a resounding, 56-9 victory over South, and were very competitive with a tough Timberlane squad in their 51-26 loss.
Recording multiple victories on the day were sophomore Dylan Barreiro and seniors Hunter Morris, Nick Messina and Kevin Ell. Derek Wilson, Shayne McCann, Keegan Nacos, Eric Daigle, Derek Low, Danny Villa, and Brett Wilson all recorded single victories.
Lancers tromp Salem
The Lancer wrestling team defeated Salem on senior night, 60-16.
Winners for Londonderry were: Jon Young, Will Bean, Kyle Byrd, Sebastian Roszczenko, Richard Bilodeau,Tim Wilson, Tyler Byrd, Ryan Cabezas, Mitch Rose and Jean-Luc Lemieux.
Londonderry takes first
At the Winnacunnet Tournament Feb. 1, Londonderry won its fourth tournament of the season with 216 points, over second place Nashua North and third place Manchester Central.
Londonderry place finishers were: Tyler Byrd (106 lbs.) third; Ryan Cabezas (113 lbs.) second; Mitch Rose (120 lbs.) first; Jean-Luc Lemieux (132 lbs.) first; Collin Reardon (138 lbs.) fourth; Jake Barr (145 lbs.) second; Jon Young (152 lbs.) second; Will Bean (160 lbs.) first; Sebastian Roszczenko (182 lbs.) second; Richard Bilodeau (195 lbs.) second; and Mahdi Achab (220 lbs.) second.
Astros keep on rolling
The Astros competed against Goffstown, Raymond and Sanborn at Spare Time in Manchester Saturday.
Pinkerton captured the first seed by bowling Standard games of 773 and 812, for a total of 1585. Michael Komisarek rolled games of 150 and 198. Whitney Leyland had games of 119 and 103. Andy Stock had games of 155 and 153. David Pierson bowled games of 176 and 173 ,while anchor bowler Raina Stobbs scored a 173 and 185. Jordan Caux joined the varsity team in the Baker matches.
The Astros faced fourth-seed Saborn in round 1 of Baker, winning in two games, 155-101 and 154-98. In the second round of Baker, Pinkerton defeated third seed Raymond in two games,172-137 and 160-135.


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1903 Ford Model A for Auction Starting $300.000
Last month you may have heard that the oldest car manufacturers from the U.S. auctioned in Hersey, Pennsylvania. The car was called the Ford Model A was produced in 1903 ago. This time, the car is only produced three units was re-auctioned RM Auctions. This old car opens for auction starting USD300.000 until USD500.000.
Ford Model A 1903
First owner was Herbert L McNary. He is the origin of the butter maker Britt, Iowa. But not long after he sold it back in 1950 to Harry E Burd. Once repaired by Burd and owned for 11 years, eventually returning to the dealership remove Burd Ford in Switzerland and lasted until 2001. Then successfully sent back this old car to U.S.
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From there, the last owner of the Ford Model A was the John O'Quinn. He managed to buy it at the auction house at a price high enough. Only the last few years, from 2007 to 2012, John intends to auction it off again with a much higher price. Interested?


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Here we go again
Q3 of calendar year 2009 wraps up tomorrow. That means it's time once again to check progress against this year's goals.
Max out Roth 401(k)
I'll do this through ongoing payroll deductions into diversified investments throughout the year, and I'll try not to throw up when I look at the volatility in the short term.
Q1 result: On track.
Q2 result: On track.
Q3 result: On track.
Max out IRA
I'll do this through one to four investments totalling $5000 before the end of December. Ditto the throwing up part.
Q1 result: Complete. I caught the second half of the recent rally and dumped the entire $5000 into my IRA at once. Tsk, tsk, tsk on me for attempting to time the market.
Q2 result: Complete.
Q3 result: Complete.
Save $65,000
Between my 401(k), IRA, and after-tax savings, I plan to sock away this amount in total over the course of the year. I'll do that by maxing out my 401(k) and IRA, and by dropping a predefined amount every month into a money market fund. I haven't decided when or how much of those after-tax savings I'll invest, but I'll assess my options, outlook, and investment priorities on a monthly basis.
Q1 result: On track. Total long-term savings in 2009 so far = $16,000.
Q2 result: On track, but on the verge of slipping behind. So far, I'm at $32,000 in total, which is on track with where I expected to be since I normally pick up a little extra savings towards the end of the calendar year. Unfortunately, that figure doesn't reflect the fact that I was ahead of the game by $3600 after my tax refund came through. I've blown through that extra cushion in this quarter, and next quarter I guarantee that I'll be behind on this goal. I'll tell how you I did that in my next post.
Q3 result: Yay, I'm behind! I'm at $45,000 in total, which is about $3000 shy of where I had planned to be by now. Since I was ahead of my goal by $3600 in April thanks to my tax refund, it means that I actually spent $6600 that could have gone into savings. Here's where it went:
--Summer trip to Europe: $1500
--Mini-remodeling (regrouting, repainting, new custom cabinetry in the bathroom): $4700
--Replacing the ceiling lights: $800
I hadn't planned for the new lights or the mini-remodeling at the beginning of the year but I'm glad I did them, even if it means missing my end of year savings goal by nearly 5%.
Commit to keeping my monthly spending under $1500
$1500 is enough to accomodate regular spending on everything in my budget (including apartment maintenance fees and property tax), with a little extra for entertainment and gifts. I also left some wiggle room between my budget total and my savings goals to cover five or six flights to the West Coast to see my family.
Q1 result: Not succeeding. I'm consistently running about $100 to $150 or more above goal. I'll track this one for another three months and possibly revise at mid-year.
Q2 result: Blew this one completely out of the water. Check out my next post to see how, why, and what I'm doing about it.
Q3 result: I'm being much more mindful about spending, but I don't think $1500 is realistic once I factor in periodic travel expenses to see my family plus other recurring expenses (like homeowner's insurance) and unexpected expenses (wedding gifts, work attire, and the like). I think it's more realistic to add a little padding in for the unexpected. If the unexpected doesn't occur, the padding can carry over into subsequent months.
Maintain elite status on my preferred airline
I'll do this by taking either four trips to the West Coast to see my family and one elsewhere, or five trips West.
Q1 result: On track. One trip down, one coming up, and one more booked for San Francisco in the fall.
Q2 result: On track. I've booked all planned flights for the rest of the year, and I should just squeak by with 25,000 accrued air miles in 2009.
Q3 result: On track, but it's possible that I'll need to cancel my next trip because of work.
Run at least three half marathons
I'm already registered for two, and I should be able to pick up the third with no problem before the end of the year. I haven't had a concrete fitness target to work towards in a while, so let's see what this does for my motivation.
Q1 result: On track. I missed the second half that I was registered for thanks to the flu, but I ran a decent first half marathon. I'm scheduled to run one in San Francisco in the fall, and I'll probably pick up another one locally before then.
Q2 result: On track. I did a second half that became a fun run because of unseasonably hot weather, but it still counts. I also signed up for a full marathon in the fall.
Q3 result: On track, but #3 is in San Francisco and there's a possibility that I'll need to cancel for work. Marathon training is on track.
Increase my flexibility
I'll do this by taking a yoga class once a week throughout the year no matter what, and twice a week whenever possible.
Q1 result: Mostly on track: The flu flattened me for two weeks and I didn't do squat for yoga while I was out of town in February, but I've been consistent otherwise. Improvement in flexibility is only incremental (and the increments are small), so I might need to squeeze out more time for another couple of classes or home practice every week.
Q2 result: Mostly on track. I was getting to yoga consistently three to four times per week until I started the heavy lifting with the mini-home renovation a few weeks ago. I'm going to two classes this week, will miss a week over vacation, and then it's back to the regular schedule until the end of August.
Q3 result: Mostly on track. Twice a week is about all I can manage at the moment, but there have been a few weeks this quarter in which I couldn't even manage that.
Bring my cholesterol below 200
To my chagrin, I cracked 200 for the first time this year. I'm achieving this goal by reducing consumption of saturated fats (goodbye eggs and ice cream), exercising regularly, getting enough sleep, and hopefully shedding a few extra pounds in the process. This is an ongoing goal, but I'll check in on a quarterly basis to measure my progress.
Q1 result: On track. The unofficial, non-fasting results from an on-site health fair at work pegged my blood pressure at 100/70 and my cholesterol at 144.
Q2 result: Probably on track: I'm due for a checkup this summer and will confirm at that time. Unofficially, my self-measured resting pulse is 42 beats per minute.
Q3 result: Complete! Blood pressure remains 100/70, fasting blood test at my annual physical resulted in cholesterol of 165 and unusually good HDL to LDL ratio, and pulse clocked in at 40.
****I decided to break out the goal above into three additional goals, since this one covers a lot of ground in just one sentence.***
NEW GOAL: Get off of refined sugar
On January 09, after a massive chocolate binge that followed a layoff at work, I gave up sugar in the form of sweets and as an additive in more than trace amounts. (Naturally occuring sugar - like fruit - and alcohol are still on the menu. Honey, agave, and artificial sweeteners are not.)
Q1 result: On track. If I make it through today, that totals 81 days sugar-free to date.
Q2 result: On track. As of today, I've been sugar free for exactly six months. The periods between sugar cravings are getting longer, but the sugar cravings themselves are still awful, awful, awful.
Q3 result: Mostly on track for nearly nine months. I do guzzle an occasional glass of liquier, but I'm pretending it doesn't count. Haven't had sweets of any kind since January 09.
NEW GOAL: 7 hours of sleep per night during the week
After I had the flu, I started getting more vigilant about getting enough sleep. Lights out is 10:15 during the week.
Q1 result: Mostly on track. I've had a few late nights during the week, but very few relative to the quarter as a whole.
Q2 result: Not on track. I've slipped far, far back into the land of five hours of sleep per night or less. I definitely need to recommit to this one.
Q3 result: Moderate improvement. It's not the getting to bed that's usually the problem, just the damned insomnia.
NEW GOAL: Achieve and maintain goal weight
Losing weight at my age is suddenly both difficult and agonizingly slow. Despite a great deal of effort, I lost a grand total of two pounds between my last physical in June and January. Intense stress triggered another five-pound drop, and then I lost a whole lot more (too much, in fact) while I had the flu. I regained a few pounds after I recovered, and my weight stabilized at at one pound above goal, possibly the most irritating thing it could do.
Q1 result: Mostly on track. Overall, I'm sixteen pounds lighter than I was last June and it feels really, really good.
Q2 result: Mostly on track. Aside from occasional fluctuations, I'm maintaining a sixteen pound loss. That leaves me one pound that I just haven't been able to shake above goal.
Q3 result: Mostly on track. Blipped up by three pounds that won't go away (how does this happen during marathon training?), but I don't see a difference and my clothes fit the same way they did three pounds ago.
Personal development
Read more news and ideas
I don't always finish the New York Times and the New Yorker, my two favorite subscriptions. I think I can do better in this area by spending less time at home indulging in escapism on the internet and more time facing up to what's in the news on a day to day basis. This is an ongoing goal, but I'll check in on a quarterly basis to measure my progress.
Q1 result: Mixed. I switched to reading the New York Times online during the week because the paper started arriving after I left for work. After six weeks and numerous complaints, I finally cancelled the subscription except for Saturday and Sunday. To my chagrin, I've found that I have less focus when reading the paper online. On a more positive note, I'm reading the New Yorker during my commute, so I'm having much greater success in getting it read consistently.
Q2 result: Mixed. I'm focusing better on what I read, but the lack of breadth bothers me.
Q3 result: Mixed. Focus when reading the paper online hasn't improved, and I'm not trying as much as I used to.
Give more
I plan to spend more time helping people I know who need it (like my New York mom), more time volunteering in my community, and more money on donations to charitable causes. This is an ongoing goal, but I'll check in on a quarterly basis to measure my progress.
Q1 result: Mostly on track. I've done several charitable donations this year so far, and I've continued helping my New York mom. I'm short on the volunteering front, though.
Q2 result: Mostly on track. Did one more charitable donation during the quarter, and I've been helping out during my New York mom's most recent hospitalization. (She just got out this week.)
Q3 result: Mostly on track. Two more charitable donations, and I'll be organizing a food drive fundraiser next month. If I still have a job, I'll make a fairly generous contribution myself.
Professional development
Keep my job and continue building my career
I don't want to delve into jobworld too much on this blog, so let's just call this doing my best work every day, with the understanding that I have much more specific and concrete goals in real life.
Q1 result: No details, but this one is on track.
Q2 result: Got an outstanding performance review, plus one of the best compliments ever: Someone in the office approached me a few weeks ago and said "I want to come work for you." That's the third time that's happened over the past nine or ten months, but it never gets old.
Q3 result: Still employed, but it's definitely shaky as a result of a very large restructuring. All bets are off.
Become a better public speaker
Public speaking is fast becoming an integral part of my job. Without going into more detail, let's just say that I've managed to wrangle a few opportunities to get more practice, and I plan to leverage them to the best of my ability.
Q1 result: No details, but this one is on track.
Q2 result: No details, but thanks to a few really good opportunities, this one is still on track.
Q3 result: No details, but still on track.
I have some goals here, but nothing I'm inclined to share. ;-)
Q1 result: No details, but mostly on track.
Q2 result: No details, but mostly on track.
Q3 result: No details, but mostly on track.
Overall, this has been a much tougher quarter than I had hoped in many areas. Marathon training is going better than anything, mostly because it's the main way I have of blowing my stress out.
How are you doing on your 2009 goals?
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MT. VERNON — Pupils in District 80 currently receive a spring break, Christmas break and summer vacation.
But with board approval, they may receive a fall break during the next school year.
Superintendent Kevin Settle presented a proposal Wednesday night asking the board of education to approve the 2006-07 school calendar with the addition of a three-day fall break during the last week of October.
"Students are off on Thursday and Friday (of that week) due to the Mt. Vernon Conference," Settle said. "So it would give students the whole week off."
Settle recently sent out e-mails to administrators and staff at all of District 80's attendance centers asking for their input on the change. He said he received a total of 35 e-mail responses — out of approximately 230 possible — with 15 staff members opposing the break, 20 who are in favor.
Teachers who are opposed to this change feel an entire week off would make it difficult to get pupils back in the swing of things.
But Settle said he sees a number of benefits — for both teachers and pupils — that a calendar change could have.
Since that week is at the end of a grading period, Settle said the break would give teachers more of an opportunity to prepare for the next quarter and for the Mt. Vernon Conference.
"And the students would enjoy a fall break," he said.
If the board approves the new calendar, Settle said the school year would begin classes on Aug. 14 instead of Aug. 16, and instead of receiving two days off during the last week of October, pupils and staff would receive a full week.
Settle said the school year would still end on May 22 for District 80.
This calendar would coordinate with Mt. Vernon Township High School's current calendar but would be different from any other school in Jefferson County.
The board decided to table the issue to wait on more feedback from teachers and administrators.
Fall break? District 80 considers taking a week off at the end of October
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- City gets $500,000 grant for truck route MT. VERNON — The City has received a $500,000 grant from the Illinois Department of Transportation to construct a truck route to provide access to the Continental Tire North America plant.
TIF getting closer
By TESA CULLI
MT. VERNON — Property owners within a proposed downtown tax increment finance district will be receiving letters in the mail later in the next two days of the city's intention to approve a plan to implement the district.
Learn to lead
By TESA CULLI
MT. VERNON — The Jefferson County Development Corporation is bringing back the Leadership Series training.
Need a New Year's Resolution? Give blood
MT. VERNON — If you are in need of a New Year's resolution which will help others, Garry Allison has an idea.
Give blood.
Grandson carries on family's military tradition
By KANDACE MCCOY
MT. VERNON - In 1961, Richard Rybacki was drafted to serve his country and was assigned to Fort Benning, Ga., for his basic training.
- Lay, Skilling convicted in Enron collapse
Granberg: Let's just make sure
By MARY KAYE DAVIS
MT. VERNON — "Not wanting to take anything for granted," State Rep. Kurt Granberg is meeting with Illinois Environmental Protection Agency representatives next week to make sure a permit the local Continental Tire North America has applied for is granted.
More than 400 women seek health info
By APRIL TOLER
MT. VERNON — Approximately 400 women made their way to the Holiday Inn Tuesday evening to educate themselves about living a healthy lifestyle and about businesses in the area that support women's health.
Disturbances lead to two arrests
By MARY KAYE DAVIS
MT. VERNON — A 56-year-old man and a teen-ager were arrested in separate incidents Thursday after allegedly causing disturbances.
Hamilton County voters say 'no' to public safety tax
By PAUL LORENZ
McLEANSBORO — Hamilton County voters said a decisive "no" to a public safety tax referendum Tuesday.
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SOCHI, Russia — A pseudo-lesbian pop duo, a famed opera singer and a romp through Russian history await viewers as the Sochi Winter Olympics launch Friday with an opening ceremony meant to showcase to the world the ultimate achievement of Vladimir Putin's Russia.
In a provocative choice, Russian singers Tatu will perform before the 3,000 athletes march through a stadium on the shores of the Black Sea, one of the many newly built facilities in the most expensive Olympics in history.
The women in Tatu put on a lesbian act that is largely seen as an attention-getting gimmick. It contrasts with the very real anger over a Russian law banning gay "propaganda" aimed at minors that is being used to discriminate against gays. Some world leaders and activists have protested the law, and President Barack Obama is skipping the opening ceremony and sending a delegation that includes prominent gay athletes instead.
The opening ceremony is Russia's chance to show itself and its post-Soviet identity to the world. It is likely to lean on Putin's version: a country with a rich and complex history emerging confidently from a rocky two decades and now capable of putting on a major international sports event.
The ceremony will focus on Russia and Olympic ideals of sportsmanship and achievement — not on repression of dissent, fears of terrorism or international political tensions over neighbouring Ukraine.
For people who don't know much about Russia, the ceremony's director, Konstantin Ernst, promised "relatively simple metaphors" — and no obscure references, like the nurses in the London Games' opening ceremony representing the National Health Service, which he called one of the most "incomprehensible" moments in Olympic history.
Ernst said Tatu's "Not Gonna Get Us" was chosen because it's one of the only Russian pop songs that international viewers might recognize.
Most of Friday's performance will instead lean on Russia's rich classical music traditions, with piano virtuoso Denis Matsuev performing and opera soprano Anna Netrebko singing the Olympic anthem.
Ernst also argued that the choice of Tatu's song was about motivating athletes with an upbeat dance song that challenges competitors by saying, "You're not going to get us."
Putin referred to none of that when speaking to IOC members and nearly 20 world leaders at a dinner late Thursday, instead stressing the importance of "mutual understanding, justice, pacifism."
"I'm feeling especially positive energy," he said. Despite hang-ups with some hotel rooms and last-minute construction problems, he said he hopes these games "allow people to appreciate our organizational capabilities and our traditional Russian hospitality."


text: Georgia Tech baseball plays in the most important game of the 2013 season tonight, as the Jackets face off against the number two seeded Vanderbilt Commodores in the ultimate game of the Nashville regional. It's a win or go home game for both teams, and it would be huge for the Jackets to pull this one off after losing to Illinois in the first game of the regional. Buck Farmer will get the start after only throwing 58 pitches in six shutout innings against East Tennessee last Saturday. The game begins tonight at 7 P.M. tonight and can be seen on ESPNU or on ESPNU and ESPN3 if you live west of the Mississippi. We're going to be liveblogging it, we'll see you then.


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In the powder room
Jacquelin Magnay finds a stay on the slopes that takes the fuss out of hitting the mountain.
Falls Creek
Oh, sweet seduction
Natalie Craig falls for the oysters and creme brulee during a mountain escape.
Denman about town
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana schools chief Glenda Ritz says the State Board of Education violated state law by secretly drafting a letter to top lawmakers asking them to have legislative analysts calculate A-F grades for schools instead of her department.
A lawsuit filed Tuesday alleges that 10 members of the board violated the Open Door Law last week when they asked Senate President Pro Tempore David Long and House Speaker Brian Bosma to have the Legislative Services Agency calculate the grades for 2012-2013. Both signed off on the request Friday.
The release of the grades has been delayed amid an overhaul of the formula, which figured prominently in a grade-changing scandal involving former state schools chief Tony Bennett.
Bennett resigned as Florida's schools chief in August after The Associated Press reported he had overhauled Indiana's grading formula after a charter school founded by a top Republican donor received a low grade. That school, which Bennett routinely cited as a top-performer, received an A under the revised formula. Other schools also saw improvements.
The lawsuit also illustrates growing tensions between Republicans and Ritz, the lone Democrat holding a statewide office in Indiana.
Since Ritz defeated Bennett last November, lawmakers have considered diluting her power, a Bennett ally on the board has taken control of long-term planning for the group and Gov. Mike Pence created a second education agency charged with shaping education policy along with job-training initiatives.
Ritz chairs the State Board of Education, but all its members were appointed by Pence or former Gov. Mitch Daniels.
Democratic leaders in the House and Senate blasted the state board's move in a statement Tuesday.
"Instead of working with the department, the Pence-appointed Board of Education has prodded Republican legislative leadership to subvert the process, and in doing so, unashamedly trampled state law and politicized the traditionally non-partisan Legislative Services Agency," Sen. Tim Lanane and Rep. Scott Pelath said.


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Tutorial 2 freezes at dev/build with ArticleHolder.php
15 October 2013 at 4:14pm
// Below is the code (cut and pasted from the tutorial) that causes freezing at "Page" in the dev/build process
class ArticleHolder extends Page {
private static $allowed_children = array('ArticlePage');
class ArticleHolder_Controller extends Page_Controller {
// if line 3 is commented out as shown below, the dev/build completes successfully
class ArticleHolder extends Page {
// private static $allowed_children = array('ArticlePage');
class ArticleHolder_Controller extends Page_Controller {
I've tried multiple iterations - edits of "private" and "static" out of line 3 without success. The Silver Stripe package was installed with WebMatrix 3. What is line 3 doing to crash the dev/build?
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Re: Tutorial 2 freezes at dev/build with ArticleHolder.php
18 October 2013 at 1:52pm
The documentation on tutorial 2 is wrong, private static should be public static I belive.
Using private static prints an error message with error reporting turned on:
Fatal error: Access level to ArticleHolder::$allowed_children must be public (as in class Page)
I found this article really helpful, Dev mode should enable error reporting. Turning error reporting in php.ini is also really helpful for debugging too.
Re: Tutorial 2 freezes at dev/build with ArticleHolder.php
19 October 2013 at 4:31am
Thank you Fried Buffalo! Unfortunately, changing the declaration to public made no difference - see attachment.
By default isn't the system is in"dev" mode automatically when running /dev/build?
And the line in _ss_environment.php - define('SS_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE', 'dev') - sets the site in dev mode at initial installation?
Yet the error reporting as shown in the attached file is insufficient [for me].
Also, I changed error reporting in the php.ini file from:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT to error_reporting = E_ALL in C:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express\PHP\v5.4
The dev/build froze with the same result at page.
How can I justify continuing to try to work -learn-develop with SilverStripe if the tutorial fails at lesson 2?
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Re: Tutorial 2 freezes at dev/build with ArticleHolder.php
19 October 2013 at 1:39pm Last edited: 19 October 2013 1:56pm
Hmm... a direct copy+paste and changing the declaration builds successfully on my end (using 3.1). Are you also using 3.x?
The configs seem to be setup correctly so far, although I'd also ensure PHP's display_errors and display_startup_errors are enabled to ensure the E_ALL is being read.
The screenshots show ArticlePage is building successfully, so I doubt there's a missing/typo'd class which is normally the source of my dev/build fails.
SilverStripe has a rough initial learning curve (I also hit a brick wall at tutorial 2 due to the beginners tutorial/docs having not caught up to 3.1 yet) but there's definitely rewards in the form of a focused, extensible API and rapid development speed if you stick to it.
Re: Tutorial 2 freezes at dev/build with ArticleHolder.php
19 October 2013 at 4:17pm
Thank you again FB!
Given your encouraging ending paragraph, I created a clean install, changed the declaration to public and ran dev/build again. Voila! - successful build.
I'll work on the PHP error displays as suggested and move on with the tutorial.
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New York
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
06-23-2014 01:02:14 | More by ChipChaight
4/5 rDev +7.8%
05-03-2014 23:38:32 | More by Mikeluzzjr
4/5 rDev +7.8%
04-26-2014 16:39:42 | More by 80x2HopHead
2.5/5 rDev -32.6%
01-27-2014 23:17:11 | More by discharmingly
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
12-17-2013 21:53:37 | More by MRsojourner
District of Columbia
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
12-17-2012 18:28:30 | More by bugbear
4/5 rDev +7.8%
12-04-2012 22:59:51 | More by CalebHiliadis
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-27-2012 00:59:31 | More by Thomas_Picton
New York
2.8/5 rDev -24.5%
Bomber shared at Southampton. Thanks to BanditBrewingCO for the oddity & the homebrew. :)
Murky, honey pour. Quarter inch of white head. Looks like farmhouse cider.
Smell is strong with ginger & rubbing alcohol. Cider & floral notes in the backdrop.
Taste is crazy potent, tangy ginger cider. Doughy malt. Sharp sweetness. Hard alcohol. Lemon. Yeasty finish. Decent carbonation, but very starchy.
Real flavors save it from a very bare bottom rate, but just way too much of everything. This is Cave Creek Chili, Dixie White Moose level dare stuff.
10-12-2012 05:11:53 | More by PEBKAC
3.08/5 rDev -17%
Poured from a 22-oz bomber into my Birra Morretti chalice.
A: Poured with 2 fingers of light beige head. Beer itself is a clear and sparkling light amber.
S: The smell of apples and ginger are strong in this one, to the point that it's a bit harsh, even right out of the fridge. If you took a sniff of this you could almost swear it was floor polish. Yikes.
T: Very dry and tart with sharp, champagne-like qualities. Bitter and pungent. Tartness hits the tongue first followed by granny smith apple and an odd medicinal/cleanser sort of a taste with a rocket of ginger and a touch of lingering bitterness.
Gets sweeter and a little less astringent as it warms, but the sweetness is somewhat cloying. Tastes a little like potpourri as it approaches room temp, and the ginger gets a little less rough.
M: Light and very dry. Again, champagne-like.
O: I can't picture this passing muster at a black mass. If you're going to drink it anywhere, do not do it at any satanic ceremonies or goat-based rituals. Might be good when paired with a nice meal, and it becomes more palatable as it warms and the sweetness comes out, but it still isn't something I could see drinking all by its lonesome. Too harsh without something to distract the palate, like the sudden appearance of the man-goat.
This is my first go with a braggot. The cider and ginger overwhelm any other characteristics. Not sure if this is a bad thing or not, but there you are.
(Insert kicking rad pipe organ solo here.)
03-30-2012 00:40:12 | More by DirtyPenny
3.9/5 rDev +5.1%
22. oz. bottle - last one at the store. can't find a date. Labeled 9%.
Amazingly clear "beer". Bright amber color. Almost no head. Good carbonation going. Really Beautiful beverage. Smells spicey and wine-like. Hop give a citrus-piney aroma. I feel like I smell menthol... Super unique, but very strange smell.
Flavor is much more beer like. Honey lends a thinner body. The roll of flavors at the end is really impressive. Starts mild and finishes spicey/sweet/boozy/Piney/Citrusy. Leave a very wine like after-sip mouthfeel. Everyone else loves it, I think its kinda weird but interesting. To call this a braggot? Its a drink, enjoy.
03-15-2012 23:54:56 | More by mlazzaro
Rhode Island
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
03-08-2012 14:43:05 | More by disemgrowler
New York
3/5 rDev -19.1%
01-28-2012 23:19:22 | More by whartontallboy
Rhode Island
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
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4/5 rDev +7.8%
12-11-2011 17:37:36 | More by waiting4lunch
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
On tap at the source!
Looks very appealing, hazy amber colored...maybe bordering on dark gold.
Smells like ginger and honey. Very enticing.
Tastes like a mead but drinks like a barelywine. Very tasty. Malty too! Not much hop presence but it doesn't need it at all.
Mouthfeel is good. Feels like there's a zing there that may be the alcohol or maybe the ginger. Lightly carbed, enjoyable.
I drive out to greenfield just to drink this every year. Magical. Recommended if you're in the area.
11-30-2011 22:00:25 | More by Aberration
1/5 rDev -73%
Looked like no head at all would appear then it gurgled up about 1/16" of foam for about 15 seconds and disappeared. Looks like iced tea. There's a few bubbles but otherwise it tastes flat. Smell is remotely beer-like, more like cider actually. Taste I'd call a tainted apple cider, kind of an unsweetened apple with a hint of ginger. Frankly I question whether this even should count as beer. If you gave a non-beer-advocate an unlabelled glass of this I think they'd take a few sips and ask where'd you get the lame juice?
04-20-2011 08:47:05 | More by MoreThanWine
4.2/5 rDev +13.2%
I was sorting through a stack of old papers and, is sometimes the case, a few stray hand-written reviews were rediscovered. Judging by the surrounding bill stubs/receipts, I tried this in May/June 2010. Poured from a 22 oz. bottle to a snifter; Unfiltered and Bottle Conditioned, 'Allow yeast to settle before serving'. I recall Alan/BanditBrewingCo sending this in late 2009...
'A blend of Apple Cider, Honey and Barley Malt with fresh Ginger'
A: Lavender-hued golden pour, careful decanting means the first few ounces are divinely clear (refills show a dusting of yeast flecks, fragments of a deeper bottom of the bottle-coating gunk). Crispy white fizz barely covers at each fill, disappearing in mere seconds. Good rising carbonation, but no lace whatsoever.
S: Big aroma of apple mash, sugared and yeasty, and flowery-sweet honey. Something earthy/spicy and dessert-like: pumpkin pie, buttered crust, sticky toffee.
T: Some kind of memorable flavor-wise: crushed/fermented apples scream of 'FALL', more pie-crust breadiness, ground spice (nutty) and the wonderful zing of shaved ginger root. Then there's the honey/mead - not so sweet, blending well with the fruits. I have had a few braggots and this comes across as the best-balanced and probably the most flavor-rich.
M: Never though a nearly 10% ale could be so 'refreshing', but that's exactly what this is. Modestly perky carbonation, the zesty tang of ginger and the mild tang of cider. Medium body, thin yeasty coating but not sticky.
D: The spice here reminds me of a Ginger Pale tried a while back from WA's Trade/ Route/Laughing Buddha... but the exotic spice plays in a more interesting way here, muddled with apples and honey. Certainly a malty brew, and one to be reckoned with for its conniving booziness, but ultimately one I'm happy to have tried and would seek for a second taste.
11-03-2010 21:33:37 | More by msubulldog25
4.28/5 rDev +15.4%
22 oz. brown Bomber
Pours a beautiful pale amber-rose with a thin layer of little bubbles.
Aromas start off strong with ginger and apple, as I inhale deeper i can smell sweet, sweet honey.
Taste of ginger right away with apple, plum, and honey following suit. Warm alcohol presence through out the entire bottle. Everything seems to blend together perfectly in this beer, not one ingredient overpowers the other. This braggot was extremely pleasing and very sophisticated. Not at all like cider as some people think.
Pleasing light mouthfeel with nice sparkly/prickly carbonation which i thought was perfect for all the flavours to pull through.
I really enjoyed Slippery Slope from The Peoples Pint, I've enjoyed all of their offerings i've tried now. Wouldnt drink more than one bottle a month though it's more of a special occasion thing.
04-02-2010 21:20:21 | More by hopheadjuice
3.05/5 rDev -17.8%
A: Wow, completely flat, just a few bubbles floating on the top probably from the air mixed in on the pour. Super clear golden yellowish brown apple juice color.
N: Some toasty aromas, like baked crust, lots of spices and pumpkin aromas, reminds me alot of some of the pumpkin pie beers of the fall. Cinnamon, nutmeg, nuts, a little sweet honey, apple i think.
T: Bleh, not so great. It's pretty sweet, with some honey flavors. A little bit of syrupy taste. Then sour apple, the not so tasty kind. Lots more spices, a ton of cinnamon, little nutmeg, a bunch of candied ginger, macintosh apple, a slight boozy taste, spicy as in boozy spicy, some acidity, no real malts, hops, or beer like tastes in general to speak of. I knew it was a braggot, and has some mead, apple, ginger, etc, but I was expecting at least some beer form, and some nice tasting mead. If all the flavors were much more subtle, or removed some of them, let them shine their own way, it might be nicer, but all those harsh flavors contrasting each other, just thrown together is not my thing.
M: Medium body with a little thinness, no carbonation to speak of, a Tomme'd bottle.
F: Dries off quite a bit, with the help of the fermented honey. Lingering spices and ginger just dominate the finish for a long time. Some spiciness and the booze makes my tongue feel like I just used mouthwash... for 5 minutes. A bitterness that comes from the ginger I think. Might be nice to have with sushi, but otherwise not my cup of tea.
03-16-2010 00:12:12 | More by jlindros
2.9/5 rDev -21.8%
This is certainly an interesting Thing, but also an acquired taste. Attractive, shiny amber color with a hint of haze and bubbles galore. Very little in terms of head. Big blast-- and I mean big-- of ginger and molasses and oranges and ginger in the nose. And more ginger. The body is a bit thicker than I expected given the beer's clarity, and the taste is overwhelmed by ginger. There might have been some oranges in there somewhere, but if so they were pounded into the rafters by the ginger. Like ginger ale? You'll love this. It's fizzy and sweet and... uh... gingery.
The 9+% ABV is quite well hidden. I split a bomber with a friend and so wasn't too wobbly afterwards. If you're attacking this beer solo, drink slowly even though you'll want to suck it back like soda. Otherwise you might be a little Weebly afterwards. I enjoyed it once but I probably won't seek it out again.
02-02-2010 22:36:34 | More by gfreed
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
I haven't had too many braggot type beers, and this one at 9.8% ABV, is very deceiving. The beer has an orange amber color with an ever so slight bit of haze to it. The nose is sweet malts, honey, and ginger, which is pretty much what you will find in the taste. There is just a bit of a head on the beer, some carbontation, not much lacing.
The beer is a hybrid of sorts, according to the brewer who was pouring at the Menotomy Beer tasting in Arlington, MA this past Sunday. The beer has a definite honeyed sweetness, a slight vinous quality, lots of ginger, but it isn't over the top. The beer has a bit of apple cider and maybe a touch of barley wine. Combine these elements and you have the Slippery Slope Braggot. There is a slight spritzy flavor, maybe a touch of lemon in the body, but I'm convinced that the slight acerbicness of lemon is more the interplay of the honey and the ginger. The beer is fairly light on the tongue and has a very modest aftertaste. This is a change up type of beer and not one I would visit with any regularity.
01-31-2010 21:47:46 | More by albern
3.03/5 rDev -18.3%
Consumed on 11/6/2009 with largadeer and dyan. Largadeer grew tired of small talk so he popped the cap and downed numerous gulps of this Braggot. When he removed the bottle from his mouth, foam shot out of his mouth, his nose, and the bottle. It's safe to say the beer was very carbonated. Masterful opening! It appears dark orange with a 2 finger head. The nose is ginger...ginger...ginger? It reminds me a bit of a ginger cider with nose of Granny Smith apples and a bit of honey. The flavor is sweet honey segueing into an aggressive blast of spicy ginger palate abuse. Eh...too much ginger...and way too much carbonation.
11-16-2009 06:49:51 | More by HopHead84
1.5/5 rDev -59.6%
Pours a clear golden-amber with a huge white head that dissipates pretty quickly. This was explosively carbonated, making it less than ideal to chug from the bottle. The aroma is a horrendously sweet blend of ginger, honey and pale malt. The taste, unsurprisingly, is also disgustingly sweet and cloying, spicy ginger backed by honey, apples and sweet malt. Did I mention that this is sweet? If not, yeah, this beer is unbelievably sweet. After a night of drinking dry, tannic gueuze, the sweetness of this was intolerable. I don't think I'll be rushing out to try more braggots after this.
11-12-2009 23:41:51 | More by largadeer
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The last game of the season seemed like the right time for a get together of the Hoopis group to celebrate our victories and drink to our considerable losses. Tim Allen posted for a meetup at Kierian's Pub before the game with Houston and I went online to get a ticket and to post that I would be there. I had hopes of finally putting a face to some off the folks who's missives and comments have helped make this quagmire of a season not just bearable, but even a damn good time on occasion. The good news is that I did meet Tim and Cynical Jason last night, the unfortunate news is that much like the Wolve's current season games, the turnout was sparse at best...
I snapped a few shots of our little get together and if Picasso doesn't f___ with me tonite they should be right after the jump. It was great to meet Tim and Jason and as the photos will illustrate, we are some quite handsome dudes.
I will admit my disappointment was considerable when I realized that we would not be seeing Poor Dick in his kimono or kimodo or any other outfit for that matter. It would have been great to have met up with more of the CH crowd and possibly there were more folks there who couldn't figure out who was who. I stumbled on to Jason by basically asking a bunch of people if they were at the bar for the Canis Hoopis meetup. Judging by some of the reactions I got some folks may have thought that I was trying to procure some of Maynholup's favorite confection!
Tim, Jason and I spent time chatting and then Tim and I headed to the Game. Since Tim had seats in the royalty section(106) and I had a seat in the just below nose bleed section(113), we parted ways at the game. The crowd was larger than I would have expected and while folks were fairly quiet at the beginning of the game, once the Wolves actually started playing some defense and Beas and AR got hot the place got rockin'! Sadly the 4th quarter and the usual 10 points in 45 seconds run for the opponent knocked the stuffing out of anymore hoot and holler activities.
I spent most of the game talking to an attorney from New York who seemed genuinely puzzled and amused at "Minnesota nice". He commented that a couple proposed at the Twin's game yesterday and he was surprised at the applause the crowd engaged in; apparently in New York the response to his popping the question would have been a crowd chant of "don't do it"! He was able to commiserate with the Wolves fans on the disaster of the last two seasons having been through some pretty barren years as a Knicks fan. He mentioned that the fans were disappointed to see AR traded this season but D'Antoni wasn't ever going to play him anyway, so the trade to Minny was a good one for Anthony.
To sum up, I thoroughly enjoyed the meetup and the game and look forward to the lottery pick and a meetup next year after this train wreck of a front office is gone and this team becomes relevant again. Hey we can dream, can't we?
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I'm aware that the scouts cannot predict the future, this is just some food for thought. In Fistrics' defense (no pun intended), he is having a stellar year with a remarkable plus/minus.