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Two more school records in track and field were broken last Friday at the Oologah track meet.
"We have a small dedicated group of kids who are working really hard and breaking school records left and right," said Oologah track coach Boone Upky.
Junior Tristan Owens broke the school record in the 1,600m run. He took first with a time of 4:31.36. Owens broke the record set in 1982 by Randy Buchfink. Owens has the fastest times in the state this season in the 800m, 1,600m and 3,200m runs.
Junior Payton Craig broke the school record in the discus. He had a throw of 163′ 1" for a first place finish. Craig broke the record set by Caleb Dunn in 2009. Craig has the best throw in the state in the event this season.
The Mustangs finished fifth as a team at the Oologah meet behind Claremore, Skiatook, Catoosa and Collinsville.
Owens also won the 800m run with a time of 1:59.09. He crossed the line over seven seconds ahead of the second place finisher.
Senior Tyler Base won the shot put with a throw of 53′ 3" and Craig took sixth with 41′ 5" attempt. Base also took second in the discus with a 156′ 9" throw.
The Mustangs had an impressive showing in the pole vault. Drew Humphrey took second after clearing the bar at 12 feet. Bryson Long and Jared Taylor both had clean jumps at 11 feet to take third and fourth.
Kyle Dunse took fifth in 3,200m run. On the girl's team, Brooke Hill took third in the discus with a 113′ 9" throw.


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Inspiration: Sofie Olejnik
Every single photo I probably take for the rest of fall is going to be inspired by Sofie Olejnik. I love how natural and gritty her photos are. The photographs are all so warm, and just scream autumn. The best time of year of course. I really can't decide if I like her film more than her digital but I love her black and whites most. But I'm trying to enjoy more colors. Check out her other photos at www.sofieolejnik.tumblr.com (she has links to her blog, flickr, and other websites from there).


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Octopi, anyone?
Who doesn't like a good rack? A good rack of ribs, that is! This pic was taken in 2013 at Ribfest.
Here's the trick to making awesome, fall off the bone ribs:
- Pre-boil them to cut down on the cooking time
- Put them in the oven on a rack with a baking sheet under it. Add a few drops of smoked hickory and water in the baking sheet and put the rack on top. While baking, this will help infuse the flavours more deeply into the meat
- Finish them off on the BBQ. A good sauce helps, too.
C'mooon Ribfest 2014!
So the big rage at food festivals these days are deep-fried goodies. I've tried deep-fried cheesecake (highly recommend it!), heard of deep-fried butter (refuse to try it!), and sampled deep-friend mars bars (sickeningly sweet!).
Pictured above is deep-fried milk. It is a sugar coated, sticky, chewy dessert that I found at a night market in Taiwan. It tastes so good, drizzled in sweetened condense milk. You can't go wrong with sweetened condensed milk.
If you google the recipe, it seems pretty easy and straightforward to make. I guess I'll have to try it one day.
Aren't these picture perfect pancakes? Not to sound conceited, but I made them myself. My friend used the same batch of batter and ended up with a bunch of scallop-edged ones. I guess I discovered the secret to making round pancakes. All it needs is some homemade maple syrup!
Side note: Is it me, or is the first batch always a throwaway?
These cute, yet evil looking bunnies were part of a buffet breakfast in China. They were filled with lotus seed paste and tasted om-nom-nom-eriific.
Normally, steamed buns are just round or oval shaped pieces of dough stuffed with a filling such as red bean paste, custard or meat like the ever-so-popular BBQ pork bun. It can be eaten as an easy breakfast or a simple snack.
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I made a visit to the infamous Kinton Ramen restaurant in Toronto. They specialize in authentic Japanese ramen (more commonly known as "instant noodles"). The fun thing about this place is if you eat the whole bowl (including the soup), you get your picture taken and it is posted on their site in the "Kinton Bowler" section. As much as I love instant noodles, I wasn't really a huge fan. The soup was too greasy for my liking. However, my friends seemed to love it. They highly recommend the shio (sea salt) ramen. If you decide to try this place out, you need to be there early, otherwise you will have to wait an hour for a table.
Pictured above is a bowl of ramen with a slice of pork belly fat, seasoned boiled egg, scallions, bean sprouts, and sheets of nori (seaweed) in their shoyu (soya sauce) ramen soup.
Displayed above (hold on to your lunch ladies and gentlemen) are a few of the interesting items I stumbled upon:
Top: It's not the clearest picture, but if you guessed scorpion you are correct. They BBQ these guys and serve them to any daring customers willing to try. One vendor had live scorpions on a stick with their tails are arms still flailing about…just to amp up on the already "ewww" factor.
Bottom: pictured here are either silkworms or cochroaches. I don't recall. I took the picture and ran.
More pictures of the night market to come…
What do you think? According to the Food Network, pasta should be placed in boiling water with salt. It should only be cooked until it's al dente and then strained. They say people make the mistake of putting oil in the water under the belief that it will prevent the pasta from sticking, à la Barilla commercials: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzW4_9eOoDs&
The Food Network also recommends that pasta should not be rinsed with cold water once it is strained because it will wash away the starch which helps the sauce adhere to the pasta. Others believe the starch should be rinsed out because it's bad for us.
Personally, I think the salt (no oil) method works and I agree with rinsing. What do you think?
(Pictured above: a nice big plate of spaghetti with meat sauce and parmesan cheese)
Summer is coming which means wedding season too. To kickoff the season, here's a cute comic strip. Enjoy!
(A display of wedding dishes coming soon….)
A cup of Mayan hot chocolate from Soma (Toronto, ON) made of a hot chocolate mix, spiced ginger, Madagascar vanilla, orange peel, chili and spices. It was definitely a rich and creamy treat, different from the usual syrupy hot chocolate drinks you find at (no offense!) Tim Hortons.
Sidenote: try the cherry bomb truffle. It's like an explosion in your mouth (no picture)


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Very Slow Copy From one hardrive to another
I see this complaint all over the internet and no answers other than for users to look at drives and use Tera Copy, disable windows firewall, virus protection, adjust some settings like encryption, fetch off, etc., get drivers, hot fixes. I have done all those like other people suffering problem and like others did no good.
I have 2 internal 1 TB SATA III drives and for all practical purposes cannot copy large files between them at most times. Windows 7 professional with all updates (I presume, have auto-update on). I can copy a 700MB file from an XP machine to either of the Win 7 drives in 15 -20 seconds and if I try to copy the same file from Win 7 machine either way between the drives it estimates 30 min - a day or more and goes from 1/mb per second down to bytes/sec. If I go to XP machine and from attched folders there move a file from one of the Win 7 drives to the other Win 7 drive, the move is again < 30 seconds.
Task manager shows virtually no cpu activity during the copy done on Win 7 machine. Note, from Win 7 machine, if I copy from attached folder from xp machine to local folder, speed is fine for main drive (c) but slow on secondary drive.
What possible driver or hardware problem could cause snail pace from Win 7 machine drive to drive, but normal (100MB+/sec speed) when copying drive to drive from XP machine over local net?
To complicate things: this morning, after 3 or 4 days working on this problem, computer woke up and speed normal for all drives, but I would bet the farm that this will revert back to normal state next time I really need it. It's insane that if I want to copy a large file or folder from one drive to another, I have to go to my XP machine and do it over my local network. Thanks for any help.
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If so, Crete-Monee baseball coach and athletic director Gene Cahan wants to talk with you.
"We want to maybe rent a nice, dry field for a Saturday and play six (Southland Athletic) conference games," Cahan said. "Each team can play two games, kind of a double round-robin type."
Cahan admits he felt more like Gene Kelly than Gene Cahan, figuring singing in the rain is better than crying about trying to reschedule games. As athletic director, he also has to try and fit in games for three levels of baseball, softball, girls soccer and two levels of boys and girls track.
"This has not been a good spring," Cahan said. "We need to get our conference games in, so you end up bumping your nonconference games."
The Warriors are scheduled to play Bloom Township in a doubleheader at 1 and 3 p.m. today.
T.F. South and Illiana Christian baseball and softball teams will not play this weekend because both schools have prom.
"We've played three games, all (Metro Suburban) conference," Illiana softball coach Mike Oppenhuis said. "It's terrible. We didn't play our first game until last week.
"We are running out of time."
The Vikings had to cancel their nonconference game with Munster on Wednesday to get in a conference game with Glenbard South. The baseball team has played five games.
T.F. South athletic director Marc Brewe said this has been the worst spring in several years. The girls track team's invitational was canceled on Wednesday.
"You reschedule, then you reschedule again," Brewe said. "We have four off days left in softball, now we will probably have to play on those days. It doesn't give any days left for practice."
T.F. North baseball coach Mike Kosiara said he will play twilight doubleheaders since North has lights at its diamond.
"You don't want to double up, but what do you do? You have no choice," Kosiara said. "We are lucky to have lights. we can play one conference team at 4:30 (p.m.) and another at 7.
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The library has expanded services with a new digital collection website experience just for kids. The main MHLS Digital Download Collection now has a separate site to provide a safe and easy browsing experience for kids.
Libraries recognize the need to provide a safe environment for kids to browse library materials. Just as the children's section of the physical library has its own place, the same experience is now available in the digital collection for kids eBooks and audiobooks. Browsing can be done by subject, reading level or interest level. Check out the Kid's eReading Room.]]>
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Although you may not be seeing a lot of work to the physical building,
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The former Key Bank building was purchased in the winter.
Architects and designers have been hired and meet with the Board regularly.
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Not a "hugh" interventionist, a HUGE one. he spent like a drunken sailor (FDR actually ran against Hoover's irresponsible spending). He passed all sorts of new labor legislation and passed Smoot-Hawley, the disastrous protectionism law. The myth that Hoover was a laissez faire guy has been completely debunked.


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WINCHESTER -- The United Way Rubbermaid product sale will be held Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, in the Belk parking lot at Apple Blossom Mall.
This month's sale benefits Concern Hotline, according to a press release from the United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley.
The monthly sale is made possible by a partnership between the United Way chapter, Rubbermaid Commercial Products and the Salvation Army. Returned goods, discontinued products and slightly damaged items are sold to raise money to help the United Way and its partners meet local needs, according to the release.
Contact the United Way of Northern Shenandoah Valley at 536-1610.
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In the age of smart phones, there's an application for most everything and everyone. Nursing is no exception. Nurses, accustomed to their pocket references, have a slew of new electronic resources to choose from, including a nursing education application for the iPhone and iPod Touch created by critical care nurses at Shands at the University of Florida.
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Today's Daily Mail carries a long op-ed from Booker setting out the case against the ban on incandescent light bulbs which was requested by the leaders of the 27 member states at the European Council last week.
To put it in context, Booker writes of us now being deluged with news of the latest proposals from our politicians about how to save the planet from global warming, citing Gordon Brown and his "new world order" to combat climate change, coming on top of Mr David Cameron's proposals for strict "green" limits on air travel.
Thus we have the EU declaring that a fifth of all our energy must be "green" by 2020, even though there is no chance of such an absurd target being met. We must have "green" homes, "green" cars, "green" fuel, even microchips in our rubbish bins to enforce "green" waste disposal... and now "green" lights.
Echoing this blog, Booker wonders whether these politicians any longer got the faintest idea what they are talking about. "Do they actually look at the hard, practical facts before they rush to compete with each other in this mad musical-chairs of gesture politics?" he asks.
And, in response to his own question he then points up "just one instance" of the hysteria now sweeping our political class off its feet, an instance which was bannered across the Daily Mail's front page on Saturday in the headline "EU to switch off our old light bulbs".
This was the news that, as part of its latest package of planet-saving measures, the EU plans, within two years, to ban the sale of those traditional incandescent light bulbs we all take for granted in our homes, forcing us to buy the so-called high energy efficent lights.
Aside from anything else, this is an incredible speed given that one of the main lobbyists for change, Philips Electronics, was calling only for a ten-year transition.
No doubt Tony Blair and the other heads of government who took this decision (following the lead of Fidel Castro's dictatorship in Cuba) purred with self-congratulation at striking such a daring blow against global warming. After all these "compact fluorescent bulbs" (or CFLs), to which they want us all to switch, use supposedly only a fifth of the energy needed by the familiar tungsten-filament bulbs now to be made illegal.
Booker notes that among the first to congratulate the EU's leaders was Green MEP Caroline Lucas, who claimed that "banning old-fashioned light bulbs across the EU would cut carbon emissions by around 20 million tonnes per year and save between €5-8 million per year in domestic fuel bills".
Put that way, of course, who could argue? Certainly not European light bulb manufacturers who are struggling to compete against cheap imports of incandescent lights, or the retailers who stand to benefit from the much higher margins on CFLs.
Yet some of the people who are arguing - and are far from impressed by the EU's decision - are not a few electrical engineers who have been clutching their heads in disbelief. Did those politicians, they wondered, actually take any expert advice before indulging in this latest planet-saving gesture?
In fact the virtues of these "low energy" bulbs are nothing like so wonderful as naïve (self-serving) enthusiasts like Ms Lucas imagine them to be. Indeed in many ways, the experts warn, by banning incandescent bulbs altogether the EU may have committed itself to an appallingly costly blunder.
It is a decision which will have a far greater impact on all our lives than most people are yet aware, presenting the UK alone with a bill which, on our government's own figures, could be £3 billion or more.
The result will provide a quality of lighting which in many ways will be markedly less efficient. Even Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor who put forward the proposal, admitted that, because the energy-saving bulbs she uses in her flat take some time to warm up, she often has "a bit of a problem" when she is looking for something she has "dropped on the carpet".
But even more significantly, because they must be kept on so much longer to run efficiently, the actual amount of energy saved by these bulbs has been vastly exaggerated.
So what are the disadvantages of CFLs over the traditional bulbs we will no longer be allowed to buy? Quite apart from the fact that the CFLs are larger, much heavier and mostly much uglier than familiar bulbs - and up to 20 times more expensive - the vast majority of them give off a harsher, less pleasant light.
Because they do not produce light in a steady stream, like an incandescent bulb, but flicker 50 times a second, some who use them for reading eventually find their eyes beginning to swim – and they can make fast-moving machine parts look stationary, posing a serious safety problem – the so-called "strobe effect".
CFLs cannot be used with dimmer switches or electronically-triggered security lights (see package label, illustrated below), so these will become a thing of the past. They cannot be used in microwaves, ovens or freezers, because these are either too hot or too cold for them to function (at any temperature above 50C or lower than –18C they don't work),
More seriously, because CFLs need much more ventilation than a standard bulb, they cannot be used in any enclosed light fitting which is not open at both bottom and top (such as the type illustrated) - the implications of which for homeowners are horrendous.
Astonishingly, according to a report on "energy scenarios in the domestic lighting sector", carried out last year for Defra by its Market Transformation Programme, "less than 50 percent of the fittings installed in UK homes can currently take CFLs".
In other words, on the government's own figures, the owners of Britain's 24 million homes will have to replace hundreds of millions of light fittings, at a cost upwards of £3 billion. Not only is this an unwelcome cost, but the time scale of two years to replace as many as 60 million light fittings is wholly unrealistic.
In addition to this, low-energy bulbs are much more complex to make than standard bulbs, requiring up to ten times as much energy to manufacture. Unlike standard bulbs, they use toxic materials, including mercury vapour, which the EU itself last year banned from landfill sites – which means that recycling the bulbs will itself create an enormously expensive problem.
Perhaps most significantly of all, however, to run CFLs economically they must be kept on more or less continuously. The more they are turned on and off, the shorter becomes their life, creating a fundamental paradox, as is explained by an Australian electrical expert Rod Elliott (whose Elliott Sound Products website provides as good a technical analysis of the disadvantages of CFLs as any on the internet).
If people continue switching their lights on and off when needed, as Mr Elliott puts it, they will find that their "green" bulbs have a much shorter life than promised, thus triggering a consumer backlash from those who think they have been fooled.
But if they keep their lights on all the time to maximise their life, CFLs can end up using almost as much electricity from power stations (creating CO2 emissions) as incandescent bulbs – thus cancelling out their one supposed advantage.
In other words, in every possible way this looks like a classic example of kneejerk politics, imposed on us not by our elected Parliament after full consultation and debate, but simply on the whim of 27 politicians sitting round that table in Brussels, not one of whom could have made an informed speech about the pluses and minuses of what they were proposing.
There was not a hint of democracy in this crackpot decision, which will have a major impact on all our lives, costing many of us thousands of pounds and our economy billions – all to achieve little useful purpose, while making our homes considerably less pleasant to live in.
Such is the price we are now beginning to pay for the "eco-madness" which is sweeping through our political class like a psychic epidemic, The great "Euro-bulb blunder" is arguably the starkest symbol to date of the crazy new world into which this is leading us.
Photo of light bulb showing components, courtesy of Rod Elliott.
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Slow day for the Heat? Not exactly.
As Miami awaits its second-round opponent, it held an intense practice this morning at AmericanAirlines Arena. The Heat will open Sunday or Tuesday against the winner of the Toronto-Brooklyn series.
LeBron James tackled several team and league issues after practice:
Barkley on Wade: He needs to adjust
- 11:02 am Friday, November 30th, 2012 by Ethan J. Skolnick
Charles Barkley has starred in commercials with Dwyane Wade, but he has never shied away from offering opinions about the Heat guard — or anyone else.
"The toughest thing for Dwyane Wade [as he gets older] is understanding that he's starting to lose his [natural] talent and now he has to learn how to play below the basket," Barkley said during Thursday's telecast. "That's the toughest thing when you're a great player or very athletic, when you can't jump over a building anymore, you have to learn how to play."
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Barkley wonders whether LeBron will wear down
- 10:14 am Wednesday, October 31st, 2012 by Ethan J. Skolnick
LeBron James left the first game of the season, as he left a game in the Finals, with leg cramps.
This time, both legs cramped, and he ultimately couldn't return.
James and Erik Spoelstra both noted that the arena was warm, which has given James some problems before.
Still, Charles Barkley raised another question after the contest on the TNT telecast:
"He has to do so much for this team. He's their leading rebounder, their leading assist guy and their leading scorer. At some point, playing against these big guys and guarding these power forwards like he does every single night, he's going [More]
Shane Battier, hitting a small ball, weighs in on Heat's "smallball"
- 10:18 pm Wednesday, July 18th, 2012 by Ethan J. Skolnick
The bookmakers don't like Shane Battier this week.
The Heat forward, who is the only active NBA player in the American Century Golf Championship field after Ray Allen pulled out, is a 300-1 shot to win the Lake Tahoe tournament, well behind favorites Tony Romo (5-2), Rick Rhoden (7-2), Billy Joe Tolliver (7-2) and John Smoltz (5-1). He's only a few spots ahead of Charles Barkley, who possesses one of the world's most grosteque golf swings and stands at 1000-1.
Still, Battier couldn't stop smiling since he landed in Nevada on Wednesday, after spending the past couple of weeks back in home [More]
Current players not finding support from former ones
- 11:21 am Friday, October 14th, 2011 by Ethan J. Skolnick
Here's my latest column on the NBA lockout, and how the players can't win against David Stern.
Some former prominent players agree.
Charles Barkley, in an interview alongside Reggie Miller on NBA TV, said that "I think we as players need to realistic. These owners are hurting and the only thing that hasn't gone down in the last three years is players' salaries and those are going to continue to escalate. We can't have all our stars playing in major markets. It's not fair to the game and not fair to the system. We have always had great players in smaller [More]
David Stern, and the myth of an increasingly imbalanced NBA
- 12:42 pm Wednesday, June 29th, 2011 by Ethan J. Skolnick
David Stern has framed the need for change in the context of competitive balance, and TNT analyst Charles Barkley, as has been his recent custom, put some blame on the Heat.
"I think they're really upset by this LeBron James, Chris Bosh situation, because their teams don't have to be really good, but I feel like if they have a star in their market they can make some money," Barkley said. "And if all the stars want to play together… we're almost becoming like baseball where you've got a few good teams and the rest of them stink."
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Charles Barkley was on ESPN Radio in New York.
Deadspin.com transcribed his interview, including the answer listed below.
On the impending NBA Lockout and what a miracle it would be if David Stern would be able to bridge the huge divide between all the various parties involved:
"Well I think, and I'm not saying this because I'm in the NBA, if you go back and look, David Stern has been the best commissioner in sports the last 25 years. It would take a miracle on his part not to have a lockout and I truly believe that. I think there's going to be [More]
How much do championships define a legacy?
- 6:50 pm Saturday, June 4th, 2011 by Ethan J. Skolnick
Jeff Van Gundy, the former coach and current ABC analyst, doesn't buy into the belief that you must hold up the trophy to be considered a champion.
"You'll never be able to convince me that John Stockton, Karl Malone, Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing, LeBron James are not champions because they never win," Van Gundy said. "So much of being a champion is 'Do you prepare yourself, do you the right things to win championships?'"
And much is about whether you're just in the wrong era, as four of the above names were, trying to take titles from Michael Jordan.
Still, when a star [More]
Hating for sport: which Heat basher bothers you most?
- 6:56 pm Sunday, May 29th, 2011 by Ethan J. Skolnick
At this stage, there's no sense fighting it.
Based on my e-mail and Twitter feed, there's a perception among Heat fans that most media members — especially outside of South Florida — bear ill will toward their team.
While I think that, in some cases, Heat fans are oversensitive — especially since the Heat brought some of the scrutiny upon itself — my sense is that some "analysts" seem to have agendas. I don't believe that most of them truly have hate in their hearts for LeBron James or the Heat as a whole; rather, I think it's a carefully-considered calculation. The [More]
VIDEO: Charles Barkley responds to heckling Heat fans
- 2:08 pm Monday, May 23rd, 2011 by Ethan J. Skolnick
Sunday night, Charles Barkley wasn't what Udonis Haslem might call "a studio gangster."
The analyst — who picked against the Heat and has called its stars "whiny" — was out of the cozy confines of TNT's Atlanta studio and in front of AmericanAirlines Arena.
And Heat fans let him hear it.
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LeBron James said he hadn't heard about it.
Dwyane Wade had, however.
"It was great to hear, it was great to see," Wade said. "From my fans, to stick up for it. And at one point, Chuck got a little frustrated with it. Good for [More]


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His 2011 season ended with a neck injury that forced him to miss the final 10 regular season games and a playoff loss at Denver.
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From history delayed to history made -- that was the feeling shared by members of the Strasburg Little League 11-12 year-old all-star squad on Wednesday night.
In the deciding game of the best-of-three District 3 championship series, host Strasburg knocked off Grottoes, 9-3, to claim a long-awaited championship and move on to the Virginia state tournament next week in Portsmouth. The Strasburg all-stars are only the second team to ever advance to the state tournament in that age division -- the first since 1978 -- and are the first Strasburg Little League team to move on to states since the Strasburg Junior all-stars in 1985.
It was vindication for the Strasburg 11-12 squad, many of whom played for the District 3 championship two years before in the 9-10 division and fell short to Bridgewater.
"They had some unfinished business," Strasburg manager Kacy Hendricks said. "They had that bitter taste in their mouth to come back and win."
After beating Clarke County for the Area 1 championship last week, Strasburg hosted Grottoes in Game 1 on Monday night and came away with a 7-4 win in seven innings.
On Tuesday night, Grottoes returned the favor with a 6-5 victory in Harrisonburg to set up the deciding Game 3 on Wednesday night.
With the score tied 3-3 in the bottom of the fourth inning, Cory Clinedinst delivered a crushing blow with a grand slam to put Strasburg up for good. It was one of two home runs Clinedinst hit in the game, and he also picked up the victory on the mound for the host team.
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I told her, "just sit down and be quiet." I was a bit perturbed that I spent all that money on a movie for them, took time out of my busy life for my children, and now she was crying and complaining. Not exactly fruitful thinking.
Then David said, "You can sit here Briana, I can sit here another time."
I was floored! What a nice thing to do. That is when I had my big idea! Maybe the Big Idea Company should come up with Fruity Tales. They could be talking bananas, pineapples and guava. They could tell stories of living the fruit of the spirit.
But then an even bigger thought entered my head. Maybe I could reward my children when I see them exhibiting the fruits of the spirit. We began talking, please note that I said talking, not lecturing, about the fruit of the spirit. We talked about how the fruits are evidence of Christ living in our lives and working in our hearts.
Then I decided it would be kind of fun to make a big fruit basket at home filled with all sorts of fruity things. When I would see a child exhibiting the Fruits of the Spirit -- love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control -- then I could reward them by telling them to pick from the fruit basket.
We went to the store and picked out some fruit snacks and other assorted candy that claimed to have fruit in them. Then we selected a great big basket as our fruit basket. All the while we talked about what the different words meant and how they could be evidenced in our lives. It was a marvelous lesson for all of us.
Just the other day Erica came to me and said, "Mommy, I think you were very self-controlled when Bryan was being naughty. Maybe you should pick out of the fruit basket?"
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Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area was authorized by an act of Congress in 1978. The boundaries of the park were expanded to total 10,000 acres in 1999.The last General Management Plan for Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area was completed in 1989.The metropolitan area surrounding the park has changed significantly since 1989, and the patterns and types of visitor use have also changed. This plan represents the results of a multi-year planning process that began in 1999. The geographic area covered by this plan includes 10,000 acres of land located along 48 miles of the Chattahoochee River corridor extending from Buford Dam, Lake Lanier southward, to Peachtree Creek in Atlanta.
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Freddy, Freddy, Freddy. The first thing that comes to mind about Freddy is fun, fun, fun. He just loves to play and his favorite thing to do is to grab a toy and have all his canine buddies run and try to catch him. He is a bubbly boy who wants nothing more than to please his people. Freddy loves to jump, but knows he's not supposed to, so instead will run to your legs, sit right next to them and stare up at you until he receives his positive attention. He knows 'sit' (both verbal and hand commands) and 'down'. Freddy wants to be going all the time, his love for his people and wish to please make him such a wonderful little student when we work on training. Of course strong food motivation helps too!
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Has the stock market scared you yet?
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You tell me if scaling into long positions is easy today. Except for the thickest-skinned traders and investors, buying into the teeth of a decline like we are right now is never easy. It wasn't easy scaling out of a few tranches of our biggest winners back a few weeks ago when they were themselves hitting all-time highs. It wasn't easy removing several positions from the portfolio over the last few months. It wasn't easy sitting on cash when some of the stocks I want to buy like Twitter (again) and Whole Foods were seemingly breaking out and taking off.
So you're betting on a business model that they haven't even developed yet, much less successfully employed. I don't like speculating on a management that's not yet even proven themselves fully in one business to successfully pivot into another business.
Shoulda' woulda' coulda' shorted Twitter $TWTR back when it hit $60 or whatever. Too little room on the downside target I just gave you for me to want to try to game it for a trade.
What did $GOOG pay for YouTube? $1.7 billion. And I remember sitting at a dinner with a Google biggie executive a few days after that YouTube deal was announced and he said to me, "We would have paid anything to buy YouTube." The implication being that $1.7 billion was by far the high end of the offers that YouTube was getting for its business at the time. If you were a hedge fund manager and you had invested $2.2 billion in two different companies in the last 10 years and you'd seen their value increase to $200 billion over that time frame, you'd be a legend.
Well, fast forward to today and Facebook's valuation is up 10-fold to more than $150 billion and Microsoft's $240 million investment is now worth more than $2 billion. Twitter's valuation has skyrocketed even more as its valuation is up 300-fold, from $80 million to today's $25 billion market cap.
A couple years later I didn't feel so stupid when I got a distressed email from a telecom analyst who had just realized that RIMM had passed AT&T in market cap at some point. The stock was now near $50 and on its way to $100. I eventually re-shorted as Android and iPhone finally created the exact dynamic I'd long expected to see the Blackberry platform suffer, as it lost critical mass.
In last week's "Why we own Facebook and not Twitter ," I outlined the biggest differences between the company's platforms. My Trader's Deep Thought of the Day is this: Twitter's platform is to Facebook's platform as Blackberry's platform is to Google's Android platform and Apple's iOS platforms . That is, Twitter's lack of innovation and eventual loss of critical mass to more innovative platforms like Facebook's and newer platforms like Scutify.
This ugly Twitter action is the type of thing that can panic out the momo traders in the broader market too. Patience is what I've been preaching so far this year and still am. Elad Ryba said it best "$TWTR down $15. $AKAM up $14. Hit or miss, win or lose. Very tough."
If I had a dime for every email and text and conversation that includes "Should I buy Twitter?" I'd hold an IPO of my own. First off, I'd say if you can get the stock before the IPO and/or under $25 a share, I do think it's a buy. I think it's being foolishly underpriced by its bankers and executives and that the stock is likely to trade at least over $35-40 a share when it finally does hit the market later this week, and I wouldn't want to be aggressive in buying much if any at those prices early on. I do think Twitter will be worth at least as much as LinkedIn by the time the dust settles over the next couple weeks, which would put the stock up north of $50, but as with any IPO and especially an IPO of an unprofitable company like Twitter, I'd be very careful about chasing it on a big pop.
Making your life easier is what Twitter, Google, Apple, Priceline and every other tech company is supposed to be doing, right? Creating platforms and growing earnings for their owners as they fill a demand in the marketplace are so important to long-term Revolution Investing success in technology.
Cody Willard writes the Revolution Investing investment newsletter for MarketWatch and posts the trades from his personal account at TradingWithCody.com He is the founder of WallStreetAll-Stars.com and the principal of CL Willard Capital. Cody serves as an adjunct professor at Seton Hall University and is on the University of New Mexico Alumni Board. He was an anchor on the Fox Business Network, where he was the co-host of the long-time #1-rated show on the network, Fox Business Happy Hour. Cody, a former hedge fund manager, and his stock picks and economic outlooks have been featured on NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, ABC's 20/20, CBS Evening News, CNBC's SquawkBox, Jon Stewart's The Daily Show, as well as in the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and many other outlets.
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Tyler Shields is at it again! 32-year-old Tyler Shield's is claiming that he sacrificed another $100,000 Hermès Birkin Bag in the name of art. But did he really? Hermès Purse Forum, as well as many other creditable Hermès related websites have deemed the original Red Crocodile Birkin Bag as a fake, as it had clear characteristics that it was not an authentic Hermès Birkin Handbag. We are happy to say that this too is a fake and that a beautiful, authentic Hermès Birkin Handbag was not harmed in the making of these photographs.
Mr. Shields is a young photographer who is known for his very controversial art. Many young starlets jump at the chance for a photo shoot with Tyler. Ex-girlfriend, Francesca Eastwood was the original model to destroy a fake crocodile Birkin Handbag, a red 35cm Birkin with Gold Hardware by cutting it with a chainsaw and lighting it on fire. Both handbags Tyler had destroyed feature an unrealistic, plastic like look. The blue handbag featured above even has streaks of color, a clear indicator that this handbag is not authentic. Hermès performs a very detailed coloring process to make their bags absolutely perfect, resulting in a solid color that is never streaky. Another point worth bringing up is a brand new 35cm Hermès Crocodile or Alligator Birkin Handbag always tends to be stiff and the one in the images just seems to bend with ease. Almost as if it is fresh out of a box from a replica dealer in China! However, according to Daily Mail, it took seven months to find the handbag but only four days to find the alligator for the shoot. We do not believe this handbag is real at all!
In this shoot, Tyler photographed the 22-year-old actress and model, Ana Mulvoy-Ten. 'It was a game of inches,' Tyler said to Daily Mail. 'When we started the day it was feet, and slowly as the day progressed we got closer and closer to the gator until Ana was inches away.' Ana was asked to hold the bag in front of the Alligator and tease it while the bag was on a hook and later even came face-to-face- with the Alligator as the both bit the handbag! We will give it to Ana that not only is she completely stunning but she also has guts!
Would you like a behind the scenes look at how the shoot went? Watch the video below and also check out http://www.tylershields.com/ to check out Tyler's many controversial works! We wonder what Tyler will do next!
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I hope you will recognize why I have adopted the description I was given by an American newspaper: an optimistic realist. Through many years and in many lands I have met men and women who have taken on to use their lives to set right wrongs they encountered starting with themselves. It has been my privilege to tell their stories. You may be encouraged by their experiences and pick up ideas and approaches which you can make use of. You might perhaps even like to buy some books! Let me recommend the FORGIVENESS pages which contain stories related to this subject and its effect in the world. At Reaching out to the other you will find the introduction which I wrote for a French book which refers to what happened in our family that set us off on this journey. The evidence shows that forgiveness is not just a religious or personal matter but a vital ingredient in sound national and international life.
A film about the amazing life of Eric Lomax has just opened with Colin Firth playing the part of this World War II prisoner of the Japanese who turned a hated enemy into a friend. Lomax died in 2012 at the age of 93 and was a soldier who, the Daily Telegraph wrote, made 'the choice of reconciliation over retribution'. His experience indicates that there may be a time for forgiveness that sometimes cannot and maybe should not be rushed. In his award-winning book, The Railway Man, Lomax describes what happened when he was taken prisoner in Singapore. As a member of the Royal Corps of Signals, he had helped build an illicit radio, whose discovery brought on two years of torture and starvation, and then after the war many years of distress. It took him 50 years to reach the point that he could forgive. I tell the Lomax story in Forgiveness: Breaking the Chain of Hate. Read more >>
'There is nothing that cannot be forgiven'
'There is no one undeserving of forgiveness'
These two challenging concepts are highlighted and explained in 'The Book of Forgiving' written together by former Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter, the Rev Mpho Tutu, a fellow priest. I can imagine lively discussion groups taking up these unequivocal statements, perhaps some disputing them, some dismissing them out of hand, yet others welcoming their certainty. Read more >>
My brother Gerald, 6, and I, 8, were evacuated to the US in World War II. Like several thousand other British boys and girls we were looked after by American families. I wrote See You After the Duration and many articles about those wartime experiences and am still in touch with the family and schools that took us in. I have also participated in the gathering of the oral history of that period. In this site you can read about this memorable but little known aspect of World War II that changed our lives and gave us a great sense of gratitude to the USA. See Evacuation.


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|Nov 13, 2008, 08:45 AM
Pilot-1 Wedell-Williams 1/8 Scale Racer
RCM8044 Pilot-1 "Wedell-Williams Model 44" 1/8 Scale ARF
In the late 1920's and early 30's air racing was huge in the United States. Racing pioneers like Granville, Rider, Laird, Howard and Curtiss were familiar names, but there was no one who had more success than Jimmy Wedell and his Wedell-Williams racers, particularly the Model 44. In the years 1931-34, Jimmy Wedell's Model 44 placed in the top three in the Thompson Trophy Race 7 times, including 2 wins.
40" wingspan, 31" long, 325 sq. in. wing area, 35 oz. flying weight. Our model 44 captures the look and excitement of this classic airplane in a modern laser cut ARF. We combined racer looks with sport flyer handling for an easy to fly, easy to build airplane. Model is all laser cut balsa and ply construction, pre-covered in genuine Oracover. Cowl is pre-finished fiberglass, wheel pants are molded plastic. Includes flying wires, tail braces, pre-bent wire landing gear, steerable tail wheel and hardware. Easy access to the flight batteries under the magnetic battery hatch in the fuselage. Photo illustrated instructions included, assembly time approximately 8-12 hours. While not suitable for the novice, the Model 44 is an easy plane to fly. Anyone with some aileron airplane experience should not have any problems flying this airplane. Our recommended power system provides plenty of power for quick take-offs and powerful climbouts. All regular aerobatic maneuvers are easily performed with this airplane. Its light wing loading makes it easy to slow down for landing. For 4-channels: Ailerons (2 servos), Elevator, Rudder and Throttle.
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Use this thread to discuss any and all things related to Pilot-1 "Wedell-Williams Model 44" 1/8 Scale ARF
|Nov 19, 2008, 11:35 PM
Looks absolutely awesome!A bit pricey though,but I just might have to get one anyway.I sure hope there will be more race planes in this series!How about a Gee Bee Z!!Or a Laird Super Solution!Will there be more?
|Nov 29, 2008, 06:52 PM
Any future Wedell Williams pilots are out there....???
|Dec 07, 2008, 09:56 AM
My wife ordered this plane for me for my birthday. Looking forward to its arrival!
|Dec 11, 2008, 11:19 PM
Here are some pics of the Hobby-Lobby.com 1/8 scale Wedell-Williams racer I built.
The is an awesome plane. Flys well slow and fast, very docile flyer.
|Dec 11, 2008, 11:31 PM
And check this out!
A very clever system for the flying wires is included in the manual. You can easily get to battery and radio without having to mess with the wires.
You disconnect a spring on the bottom, pull canopy up with the wires, move canopy to side or in front. Install your battery, close the lid, reattach spring.
Easy as 1-2-3.
|Dec 12, 2008, 12:09 PM
Wow!Excellent pictures.It looks even better than I thought it would.I sure hope they produce more racers in this series!!I would love to see a Gee Bee Z,or Super Solution in this size!!
|Dec 15, 2008, 09:32 AM
I have already placed my vote for the Laird Super Solution. Wouldn't that be an awesome plane to fly?
One of my favorites is Mr. Mulligan... who knows what will be next...
Chris Woodward
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|Dec 15, 2008, 09:34 PM
Super Solution,Mr. Mulligan,I want them all!!This one is a must have also.It would have been nice to see the Gilmore Lion scheme as well,but I'll take this one too!!I think a lot of modelers love the Golden Age of air racing.I know I do!!
|Dec 18, 2008, 04:44 PM
Most any of the Golden Age era racers or sport airplanes would be a welcome addition.
The Ryan ST in at least 1/8 scale would be my choice in particular.
What's the latest update on Hobby Lobby's big, beautiful Roscoe Turner Wedell Williams - no. "121"?
|Dec 19, 2008, 03:26 PM
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"What's the latest update on Hobby Lobby's big, beautiful Roscoe Turner Wedell Williams - no. "121"?"
The initial testing and flights at NEAT confirmed that we had a great flying model. The prototype fuselage was built up wood and covered with the wing root fairings made of fiberglass and the firewall/nosebowl part of the fuselage made of fiberglass also. Rather than mating all of these FG parts to a wooden fuselage and matching paint to covering ect. we decided to go to a full FG fuselage. This will allow us to increase the scale look of the fuselage (more stringers) and make it a bit simpler to produce.
The prototype had an increased nose moment because I thought that to achieve the proper balance I would need it. Turns out that I could achieve the proper CG without the batteries being pushed to the back of the firewall. This is allowing me to modify the outline to make it a bit more scale. I expect to test the revised version in the Spring. Production will follow as soon as any issues are resolved. I love the look of this plane and really enjoyed flying it, very sweet in the air.
Mike Hines
|Dec 19, 2008, 03:51 PM
Here's a picture of the 1/4 scale prototype from www.hobby-lobby.com
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|Dec 25, 2008, 09:46 AM
|Dec 25, 2008, 10:58 AM
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Can anyone confirm that Green Models manufactures these for Hobby-Lobby, rebranded with the Pilot-1 name?
|Dec 25, 2008, 05:26 PM
The Pilot-1 line of aircraft is comparable in design and quality to the "e-flite" and "hangar9" brand.
You should buy one! They are really nice flying planes.
Chris Woodward
(www.hobby-lobby.com, Jr.R&D, builder, photographer, etc, etc...)
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New Blue Diamond Executives—Sandy and Jim Minneo
Congratulations to Sandy and Jim Minneo from Manchester, Connecticut, on achieving the rank of Blue Diamond Executive. Here's what they had to say on reaching this impressive milestone…
"Our winding road to Blue Diamond was a five-year journey. Many times during our trip we found ourselves on detours as well as dead-end roads. The destination was clear; however, the road presented so many construction sites along the way. Most of the construction sites were due to 'men at work' zones. These were times when I had to get better at the skills needed to hold a team together or get better at following up with prospects. Other detours occurred because of the adjustment times needed when we were changing from one training system to another.


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#portal #You're some kind of sneaky queue-thief!
PreciousBaby #companioncube #plushie #portal
PreciousBaby #companioncube #plushie #portal
Portal Ears
A real life illustration of in one ear and out the other with these Portal inspired earrings.
Portal Studs by Melissa Hamming ($64.50)
(via videogamenostalgia)
someone get me these holy shit
Happy New Year from Aperture Science
Created by syntheticph
Note: A little late but Happy New Year!
319 plays
Song — You Know Her?
Soundtrack — Portal 2 Soundtrack
Composer — Mike Morasky
105,477 plays
i listened to this years ago and i'm always surprised how it pops up on my dash sometimes
Listen to this in my car all the time.
oh I needed this in my life
Wow what a blast from the past
I bet none of you remember this
(Source: kryptongirl)
Just made this for fun :)
My Life
Created by Philip Meagher
Available on Qwertee for 24 hours for $12.00 USD
Minimalist Game Posters (Part Two!) Still training my pen tool skills, hope you like it.
Made with Adobe Illustrator and a lot of love.
Part one (Bioshock, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Half-Life, Super Mario Bros., Myst, Earthbound, SMT Devil Summoner, VVVVVV, Pokémon Red, Persona 3)
Part three (The World Ends With You, Bioshock 2, Braid, Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Minecraft, Super Mario 64, Zelda Oracle of Seasons, Super Meat Boy)
You kindly featured our Lego Portal Project before, and we thank you for that. But now it's live on Cuusoo and it needs 10,000 supporters for Lego to consider making it into an official set! We are confident that we can achieve this goal with the help of people like you. Please consider featuring our project and supporting it yourself. :~)
Thanks a lot.
- John, Team Jigsaw Founder
(Source: ghostruto)
Can you tell that I love the companion cube and the fact that it doesn't have to die.
It needs a name.
Any ideas?
Danger - by Chad Madden
Available on Society6