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NASCAR memories from the good old daysPosted Wednesday, September 5, 2007, at 10:33 PM
I have no problem with those who feel change is good because I feel exactly the same on many subjects.
NASCAR is one subject on which I have mixed emotions. I have many fond memories of the days when the top division was known simply as NASCAR Grand National. This was before it became Winston Cup and more recently Nextel Cup.
During those Grand National days it was more driver against driver rather than team against team. The driver was out to win over other top drivers, not a certain driver's entire team getting in the act by blocking for him and drafting with him.
Of course it's a huge money deal today. Big corporations are shelling millions out there to get their name before the public each Sunday afternoon and owners and drivers are receiving much bigger paydays.
I wish today's younger race fans could have seen such drivers as Fireball Roberts, David Pearson, Richard Petty in his prime and one I always admired that may surprise you. That driver was Ralph Earnhardt, father of Dale and grandfather of Dale Jr.
He wasn't likely to win because he simply didn't have the equipment. I remember Ralph driving a Dodge in the pre-Hemi days and staying with the leaders for a couple of hundred laps or so until his engine came unglued.
And then there was Dale. I recall the time he won the pole position for one of the 500-milers in Atlanta. Would you believe he almost seemed embarrassed by all of the attention he was getting that afternoon.
Some of the sponsors were rather interesting in those Grand National days. A top driver may be sponsored for a given race by some garage in that area and the name was hurriedly painted somewhere on the car. One I always wondered about was a driver, whose name I can't recall, being sponsored one Sunday by a funeral home. But those little sponsors got their name before a big crowd the afternoon of the race.
One of the most appropriate sponsors was Leggs pantyhose for Janet Guthrie, a really talented woman driver from the Indy ranks.
I knew the so-called good 'ol boys had accepted her when I heard a member of one of the pit crews remark, "'Ol Janet is really hanging in there today."
The huge payoffs weren't there, fans couldn't always see the races on television but the excitement and memories of those days will live forever.
I intend for my blog to dwell on many subjects, only occasionally sports, with pats on the back for those I feel deserve it and perhaps a kick somewhat lower now and then.
For instance, do you ever get tired of athletes who can't speak two complete sentences without inserting "you know" one or more times and sometimes twice in one sentence or highly-paid professional athletes or college players, often seniors, who when asked by a television announcer to tell what happened on a given play and he starts his answer with, "Well, I seen�.."?
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Hey Bo! Nice to see you writing again. I grew up reading many of your stories in the T-G.
Now back to subject. I used to be a huge NASCAR fan and remember the Grand National days. I became a fan when my dad used to take me to the old Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway (Worlds Fastest 5/8 mile or at least they billed it that way). Remember the 2 Nashville 420's they ran there each year? Well Dad and I would ride down on his motorcycle to those races and also the regular Saturday night races. Darrell Waltrip was track champion at the time and he was just breaking into Winston Cup.
My Dad had grown up with one of the pit crew members of Bobby Allison's crew. We got to go into the pit areas where I met Bobby & Donnie Allison (my favorites), Richard Petty (if Allison's didn't win I was for him), Darrell Waltrip, Coo Coo Marlin and Cale Yarborough, whom for some reason I disliked on & off track..maybe he beat my favorites too much.
Needless to say none of these guys are racing today and most recently about the only one still racing that I cared for was Sterling Marlin, who I met, when he was a boy in his dad's pit.
Anymore I just don't care about any of them and I guess I really am not interested anymore in watching cars go around the track over & over for several hours. Perhaps I grew up and just lost interest or perhaps it's a combination of that and I don't have a personal relationship with any of the drivers today. The drivers of yesterday were not so over run with fans like they are today and they had more time to spend with fans and especially kids. Either way I just don't care anymore.
I look forward to reading your future blogs and I know you will tell it like it is and I always appreciated you for that.
Till next time.
-- Posted by HorseGentler on Wed, Sep 5, 2007, at 11:16 PM
I guess it was probably 17 years ago, around the time I was ten that I met Richard Petty. It was in Talladega and I had a few of his cards, as did my Daddy and my sister and we wanted him to sign them. I yelled out his name beside his bus to get his attention. He came over and I asked "will you sign our cards" he said "I sure will honey if you promise me that you will keep drinking that gatorade and get inside one of these buildings pretty quick, it's hot out here." Of course I promised. One of my best memories of childhood. =)
-- Posted by sambntn on Thu, Sep 6, 2007, at 7:56 AM
I don't have a NASCAR comment, I am just giddy about seeing Bo Melson writing for this paper again. 15 years ago, when I was just a young coach in a new sport, he was so encouraging to me. He and Sonny Grey came to my home and away games and made me feel like I was important even if no one else knew. I am thankful for this opportunity to say a HUGE thanks to the best journalist I have personally ever known. No offense to anyone else, I know you agree. Bo thanks from Neal Gordon and all the other coaches you have encouraged over the years. I hope we haven't let you down.
-- Posted by gordo1965 on Thu, Sep 6, 2007, at 10:02 AM
The names of Richard Petty and Bobby Allison, also one of my favorite drivers, reminded me of an unusual incident at a Saturday night NASCAR race in Nashville.
Unusual in many ways, not the least of which was the race winner wasn't officially announced until the following week in California.
All of the sophisticated timing devices weren't in use at the time. Petty was leading the race and had lapped the field multiple times when his engine let go between the third and fourth turns and oil went all over the track. He skidded down to the inside the track.
A big pack of cars went into the third turn, went up to the top of the track between the turns and right into the oil.
I happened to be taking pictures right in that area and snapped about a dozen of that bit of action.
For a short time only the caution flag was out and then the red flag came out because the track was blocked. Some cars suffered heavy damage, others only minor damage.
When racing finally resumed a mistake apparently took place on the number of laps.
As i recall the scoreboard displayed the laps Petty had completed...but the race leaders were, as i recall, two or more laps back of the number on the scoreboard. In other words the race leaders were two laps behind the number displayed on the scoreboard when racing resumed.
Bobby Allison eventually took the checkered flag and pulled into victory lane. Moments later Cale Yarborough pulled his car immediately back of Allison's car. No harsh words were exchanged. They just discussed the matter.
NASCAR announced they were reviewing the matter and checking the scoring records. Apparently both drivers had pulled out of the oily mess between the third and fourth turns and passed the flag stand while the race was still under caution.
Since I didn't have a paper until Monday I left the track and returned to Shelbyville.
I went to the Times-Gazette office, wrote the majority of my story (all except the winner) and printed two pictures, one of the wreck that started the entire thing and one of Bobby and Cale discussing the matter in victory lane.
About that time I received a call from Nashville. They wanted to know if I had been taking pictures in the area where the race took place. I told them I had been and had a lot of pictures.
They didn't ask, say please or anything, just informed me they were coming down after my negatives. They did. I never got them back.
The next NASCAR race was the following Sunday afternoon in California. As I recall either Monday or Tuesday NASCAR announced from California that Bobby Allison had won the Nashville race.
-- Posted by bomelson on Thu, Sep 6, 2007, at 4:28 PM
I just wished good ol Dale was still around...
I miss the days of less corporate sponsorship and corporate naming of racing events... Remember when they actually tried to win races as part of their dream job, rather than who can get the most money from the most sponsors?
One thing I do like though, is diversity.. I am glad to see Toyota and of course Dodge back in the picture.
-- Posted by nascarfanatic on Thu, Sep 6, 2007, at 5:53 PM
Well Bo you just reminded me why I disliked Cale, but if I remember correctly it was the 1974 Nashville 420 and they declared Cale the winner.
Now I can't say if Cale really was the winner, but all that mattered to me at the time was that I thought he was trying to steal the race from my favorite driver (Bobby).
I don't know where to find this information, but is there anyway you could look up an archive from that race? I asked my dad and he thought he remembered Cale being declared the winner.
Either way thanks for the memory.
-- Posted by HorseGentler on Thu, Sep 6, 2007, at 6:27 PM
Bo, good to see your name in print again. The world has been made right......
-- Posted by Tim Baker on Thu, Sep 6, 2007, at 7:27 PM
I could not agree with you more. I have been involeved in racing for over 40 years, and today it's all about the money. Long gone are the passionate drivers of the past, replaced by the robots of today.
-- Posted by Chef Boy R.D. on Thu, Sep 6, 2007, at 10:00 PM
The Old Days Are Gone Forever But The
Memories Live On I Remember The First Nascar Race I Went To At Nashville In July 1977 Petty's Dodge Was Backing Firing Through The Exhaust Dumps Man It Was Pretty Those Days Are Gone But The Memories Of The Good Ole Days Will Live On And Bye The Way That's When They Ran Real Cars when cars were steel, bumpers were chrome and men were iron...
-- Posted by kitbuilder on Sun, Sep 9, 2007, at 11:12 AM
I probably go back a little further than most of you. My first race at Nashville was in the '40's during the State Fair. It was run on a 1 and 1/8th mile dirt horse racing surface.
I first got interested in NASCAR when NASCAR sanctioned a race on the new half mile paved track. I can remember that Rex White was on the pole and he became my favorite driver at that time. Rex was driving a Black and White two door hardtop '57 Chevy. In those days they ran both hardtops and convertables. Joe Weatherly won that race in a Holman-Moody '58 Ford.
As I am sitting here typing this a lot of good memories are flooding my mind such as Hart Hastings and Brooks Tune along with George Tune building and running cars at Nashville. Some of the more noteable drivers were Freddie Fryar, Charlie Griffith, Donnie Allison, and others who drove a race or two for Hart such as Darrell Waltrip.
I have seen a lot of changes in NASCAR through the years and I did not always like the changes that were being made, but you can not argue with success. Look where they are now.
-- Posted by leeiii on Sun, Sep 9, 2007, at 6:10 PM
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Want to find Jesus? Just grab a sniper rifle and some plasma grenades: all over the country, churches are using the recently-released Halo 3 to draw new recruits. And they're drawing a lot of flack for it (no pun intended).
The New York Times spoke to various church leaders, parents, "religious ethicists," and Master Chief-lovin' kids about the issue. The debate essentially boils down to whether you think it's okay to lure kids into church with a game whose premise is "kill everything that moves". Then again, the U.S. Army has been quite unabashedly using military games as a recruiting tool for years, so this doesn't really come as a huge surprise.
"If you want to connect with young teenage boys and drag them into church, free alcohol and pornographic movies would do it," James Tonkowich, president of the Institute on Religion and Democracy, told the Times. "My own take is you can do better than that."
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Draft Preview: Rounding Up The ReceiversPosted by on April 9, 2013 – 5:59 am
Other Draft Previews
Sorting out the inside LBs
Of the 8 mock drafts highlighted in last week's Mock Madness, 7 of the analysts projected the Vikings to use one of their two 1st-round selections on a wide receiver. Of the 8 analysts with mock drafts at NFL.com's Mock Draft Central, 6 have the Vikings taking a receiver in the 1st round and one of the analysts predicts the Vikings will choose a receiver with both of their 1st-round selections.
With all this talk of the Vikings taking a receiver early in the draft and with how deep the WR group is in this year's class, it's time for us to examine this talented crew of playmakers. We'll break the entire group of draft-eligible receivers into our own preferred tiers (alphabetical within each tier), and I'll provide a comment from time-to-time on several of the individuals.
We want you to get in on the action, too. Let us know what you think by leaving your thoughts in the comments section below this entry or emailing them to me for possible inclusion in an upcoming Pick 6 or Monday Morning Mailbag.
Tavon Austin (West Virginia) – If you can get over the "undersized" tag (5-8, 174-pounds), Austin may be this drafts most versatile playmaker. He scored 40 total TDs in college as a receiver, runner and returner.
Keenan Allen (California) – Didn't have elite college production, doesn't have elite measureables and dealt with injuries at Cal, but has the frame, raw ability and potential to be a reliable, versatile and productive NFL receiver. Good fit in the Vikings offense.
DeAndre Hopkins (Clemson)
Cordarrelle Patterson (Tennessee)
Immediate Impacters
Stedman Bailey (West Virginia) – Overshadowed in this draft by his college teammate (Tavon Austin), Bailey was every bit as much a playmaker for West Virginia. In 2012, there were only two games in which he didn't score a TD, and he recorded a 5-TD and 4-TD game during the season. Bailey had 114 receptions and 25 TDs last year – those are not typos.
Aaron Dobson (Marshall)
Chris Harper (Kansas State) – Senior Bowl standout who is tough, sure-handed and deceivingly fast.
Justin Hunter (Tennessee) – Great height for the position at 6-4, but needs to bulk up on his 196-pound frame. Has great ability and needs to grow into frame – sounds a lot like what we said about Sidney Rice the year the Vikings selected him in the 2nd round. Hmm…
Quinton Patton (Louisiana Tech) – Fast and quick with good size, Patton is a natural at the position and was ultra-productive in college. Plays bigger than he looks, has good wiggle after the catch and looks the part. Intriguing.
Markus Wheaton (Oregon State)
Terrance Williams (Baylor)
Robert Woods (USC) – Wrote about him in a recent Monday Morning Mailbag. In a typical year, he'd be a sure-fire 1st-rounder. But this class is so deep that he blends in, which means some team will take him and realize great value in doing so.
Potential Playmakers
Josh Boyce (TCU)
Corey Fuller – Virginia Tech)
Cobi Hamilton (Arkansas) – Improved as the week went on at the Senior Bowl; another Arkansas WR in Minnesota?
Marquise Goodwin (Texas) – Ran a 4.27 40-yard dash at the Combine; may be the best returner in this class.
Aaron Mellette (Elon)
Da'Rick Rogers (Tennessee Tech)
Rodney Smith (Florida State) – Great size (6-6, 219); played with Christian Ponder; mid-to-late-round value?
Kenny Stills (Oklahoma) – One of my favorite sleepers in this position group; tough and makes the difficult catches; productive at OU.
Ryan Swope (Texas A&M)
Alan Bonner – Jacksonville State
Marlon Brown – Georgia
Chad Bumphis – Mississippi State
Dan Buckner – Arizona
DeVonte Christopher – Utah
Keenan Davis – Iowa
Marcus Davis – Virginia Tech
Blake Emory – Auburn
Tyrone Goard – Eastern Kentucky
Mark Harrison – Rutgers
Erik Highsmith – North Carolina
Josh Jarboe – Arkansas State
Darius Johnson – SMU
Brandon Kaufman – Eastern Washington
La'Rod King – Kentucky
Tavarres King – Georgia
Javone Lawson – Louisiana-Lafayette
Alec Lemon – Syracuse
Mamal Miles – Arizona State
TJ Moe – Missouri
Uzoma Nwachukwu – Texas A&M
Denard Robinson – Michigan
Zach Rogers – Tennessee
Ray Roundtree – Michigan
Marcus Sales – Syracuse
Lanear Sampson – Baylor
Russell Sheppard – LSU
Ryan Spadola – Lehigh
Kenbrell Thompkins – Cincinnati
Marquess Wilson – Washington State
Ace Sanders – South Carolina
Conner Vernon – Duke
Tags: 2013 Draft Preview, 2013 NFL Draft, Chris Harper, Cobi Hamilton, Justin Hunter, Keenan Allen, Kenny Stills, Marquise Goodwin, Quinton Patton, Robert Woods, Rodney Smith, Stedman Bailey, Tavon Austin
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By Parody on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Just don't get any more divas.
By norsejeremyw on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Someone that can do the job, and be able to drive thru a construction zone…would be superb~ :)
By berserker on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Please draft defense with the first two picks in the first round, and grab Aaron Dobson in the second. He will be a perfect fit for the Vikes.
By dwk on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
lots of wr nomatter were we get one im sure it will be one from big 12 if not austin maybe stills but i get a bad vive from the USC guy the Baylor guy was prety tough oh just 4 kicks grab the Kansas STATE qb with 6th or 7th remember that kids got heart we need guys like that
By BlueBird7 on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Wow, sure is a looooooooooooooong list.
We had a very good WR. I think his name was Harvin. Remember him?
By BitterTrentDilfer on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Unless Austin or Patterson is sitting at 23 I would take one of these three: Ogletree, X.Rhodes. D.Trufant. We need a top tier DB and only Ogletree as a mlb is worth a 1st rd pick, Rhodes or Trufant will be at 23 likely, have to take either, Mathieu will not be there at pick 53 so get a top tier DB early. If the Vikes could sneak through with a WR from above and Ogletree or either DB with their first two picks it would be huge.
By BitterTrentDilfer on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
He was a contrarian and disruption, had to go. Team came together after he left and won four straight, don't need him.
By BlueBird7 on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
The team was all in one piece while Harvin was here.
Don't recall any "disruption" on his part, except maybe chewing out Frazier.
Who, BTW could use a good ass chewing at times.
By DRS. on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Harvin, I remember him, what a pain in the teams re-end, more excuses not to play, as Seattle will soon find out. Better to have a team player with good skills then a none-team player with great skill, just another Moss, plays only when he wants to. I think we need a center D-Lineman in the draft as well as a MLB to upgrade the Defense.
By iaVIKE on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Gee Bluebird7, you share some pretty similar feelings regarding Harvin and Frazier with "Percy Harvin revenge"…
By DRS. on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
How many seasons did he play a full season?
By DRS. on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
For one thing,how many seasons did he play a full season?
By DRS. on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
How many full seasons did harving play?
By DRS. on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
What is up with this site? First it will not post then it post after you type something different? Oh well.
By DRS. on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
This site has been acting strange for some time now; I hope they can fix it soon.
By RichardA1 on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
This site, yeah it won't post, but if you post "test" it posts everytime. Ogletree looks great, what do we need most? last year we gave A.P. the ball, then Harvin back and forth threw the game! easy to read for the D. We need a QB who can throw to the receiver! and the receivers,,yep yep, receivers we need and Austin sure looks good!
By vikingology on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Bring back Randy Moss. Let him retire a Viking. Then draft Hopkins or Woods.
By BlueBird7 on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Yes it would appear that way. Me and a large number of others.
Now crawl back into the woodwork.
By BlueBird7 on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Yes, it does look that way. Same thing happened to me.
But then, iaVIKE is back in town.. funny things happen when he shows up.
By BlueBird7 on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Funny and strange.
By iaVIKE on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Ha ya got me Deetracks, i'm Wobbles.
By Danish Viking on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Keenan Allen ran a 4,7 40yd dash today… No thanks
By BitterTrentDilfer on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Well Harvin reportedly threw a weight at Childress, he's always barking on the sideline, and to do it at the coach is bush league. Can only imagine how he acts in the locker room away from cameras. The team is better off without headache Harvin. Especially considering the contract he just got.
By VikeNasty on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Yep Harvin and Moss are distant memmories for me. They can both eat a fat one.
By BlueBird7 on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Funny thing thing happened in the locker room. Nobody ever complained about Harvin yelling or anything else that I ever heard . We would have heard about it.
Enough about that. Will just leave it there. And watch the games he will play in.
By JOSH on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Any thoughts on the vikings taking duron carter cris carters son in the later roundds
By BitterTrentDilfer on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Carter will likely get a FA try out best case, no way they draft him, even in rd 7.
By RichardA1 on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
I remember Harvin for his kick returns, a few runs after catching the ball. He took out his frustrations on the coach's! he was not happy here I would say. Isn't the money, it is the money, he was becoming not worth it to have on the team. WOn't the Vikes need 2 great offensive players to make up for it? dynamic, dazzling like Harvin.
By Matthias on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
Musgrave likes to use short running routes… Just read the following article by Arif Hasan, the best writer for any vikings fan page, in my opinion:
By +ULFBERH+T on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
I wasn't checking a stopwatch, but If I was I wouldn't remember what it looked like because Ponder didn't have enough time.That is why dump off touches to Percy were key. If an elite lineman is left in the first, or a very good one in the second, we should take him. Loadholt cant handle the speed rushers very well. The inside is mediocre at best. More Beef please, go jumbe and split out our TE's.
By justin on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
1. Austin
2. Patterson
3. Allen
4. Hunter
5. Woods
By Viking fan on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
We need to get Tavon Austin and we need to get Keenan Davis or/and Denard Robinson in the second or third round of the draft
By Parody on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
After hearing about the poor pro-day and the slow recovery from his injury, I hope we don't draft Allen. Not in the first anyways. We're better off grabing two defenders and taking the best WR available in the second. That could very well be Allen after running a 40 that is average for blocking TEs.
By blues kluews on Apr 9, 2013 | Reply
its my birthday guys and all I want Is a good WR
By artificialturf on Apr 11, 2013 | Reply
T.J. Moe in later rounds as a slot reciever.
By 4eversteve on Apr 13, 2013 | Reply
Hopkins is the most pro ready receiver in this draft and would be ready to line up opposite Greg Jennings day one. Many people said that Sammy Watkins was the reason that DeAndre Hopkins was able to put those numbers, but Watkins was injured a lot of the season and teams were double teaming Hopkins and he still burn them. LSU knew that Hopkins was Clemson only receiving threat in their bowl game yet he went out there and tore them a new one. This kid understands how to set up defenders, his instincts for the position are unreal. The Vikings would be making a huge mistake to pass on him at #23 if he is still available at this point. This kid looks like a combination of Jerry Rice and Cris Carter rolled up into one to me.
By artificialturf on Apr 13, 2013 | Reply
Mark Harrison would be an interesting late pick or FA. The Vikings offense will be working the short field again this season, so a quick slot receiver makes the most sense to me, unless the pass blocking becomes amazing. The Vikes might as well draft another run blocking tackle or two and run the offense with a formation I like to call the Steamroller – One wide out, one blocking full back and a direct hike to Peterson. Occasionally Peterson would pass to give the announcers something to talk about.
By 4eversteve on Apr 20, 2013 | Reply
Hopkins should be the only receiver that the Vikings are considering in the round period ……
By Coach K1 on Apr 24, 2013 | Reply
NO RECEIVER IS WORTH A #1 PICK. Tavon is too small and scored a 7 on Wonderlick (Patterson got an 11). Round 2 will offer equal value and, in fact, despite need would wait until rnd 3.
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chooseSyllabification: choose
Pronunciation: /CHo͞oz /
Definition of choose in English:
verb (past chose /CHōz/; past participle chosen /ˈCHōzən/)[with object]
1Pick out or select (someone or something) as being the best or most appropriate of two or more alternatives: he chose a seat facing the door [no object]: now it's my turn to choose
More example sentences
- Everyone seems to have chosen the person they are supporting for the job.
- Our waitress helped us choose all our dishes and we were pleased we took her advice.
- You are not simply choosing a new leader for the party, you are picking the next prime minister.
1.1 [no object] Decide on a course of action, typically after rejecting alternatives: [with infinitive]: he chose to go I'll stay as long as I choose
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- Nations have always been able to choose to what degree they wish to open up to globalisation.
- Feel free to choose more or less as you see fit, but please explain why you picked them.
- Sometimes I wish I had chosen to be one of those who mend lives but it is too late for regrets.
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cannot choose but do something
- formal Have no alternative to doing something.Example sentences
- As a corollary to the proposition that all institutions must be subordinated to the law of equal freedom, we cannot choose but admit the right of the citizen to adopt a condition of voluntary outlawry.
- Knowing man cannot choose but pay, how have we cheapened paradise?
- I can see all the ugliness and all the misery of my city, and though my heart is made of lead yet I cannot choose but weep.
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- And the outcome of their 1998-99 head-to-head suggests that there will be little to choose between two sides who met at the same stage of the competition last year.
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chooser noun
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However, many school districts lack a method for giving teachers and principals the developmental feedback to help them reach their ultimate professional potential. Rep. Susan Davis (D-CA) and Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO) introduced legislation to give teachers the feedback and the support they deserve.
"How can we expect educators to live up to their full potential and to consistently improve throughout their careers when they aren't given constructive feedback?" said Davis, a member of the House Education and the Workforce Committee. "This legislation is about creating better schools and supporting students by providing consistent feedback and professional development to teachers and school leaders."
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Is the Mac good for business?
I have been using a PC all my life. I'm a businesswoman and use PowerPoint, video conferencing, Excel, Eord etc as the core media of communication. A friend has advised that I should buy a MacBook instead of another PC laptop. Would it be wise for me to switch over to the Mac as a first time user? My office is still on PC. Would …
Erm... no!!
What reasons did your friend give for recommending the change? As you have been using a PC for most of your life, why would you consider changing, just because a friend likes the look of the latest MacBook? Consider the cost to change and your productivity levels getting up to speed with the differences between the strange new Mac and your familiar PC.
I would definitely advise against it!! Stick with what you have!!
Mac replacement for pc
The only problem you will have is with compatibility of some file types eg. my wife recently moved to a mac after 20 years with PC's and she loves it but I have to unencrypt some files that get sent to her because there is no equivalent program on the mac to do so.
I had to do some digging to get all the peripherals (printers and the like to work but on the whole it was a pretty painless process)
other than that I think she is also more productive so go for it
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I too have recently converted my Better Half to Mac the first comment is correct on the learning curve and cost of Mac equipment, and there can be problems with some file types BUT! Vista is having major problems at the moment, and with Mac there are lots of forums etc (as is for PC) that can help, and dare I say it at the risk of being flamed, but a lot of GNULinux users and software can be very helpful. Good Luck with whatever you decide, all advisors will have some biase (even me :-) )!
In principle YES
Moving to a Mac is a great option these days as the OS X operating systems does all one needs these days and is quite compatible with most things PC (ie. printers etc...) with the exception of specific PC software and file types but that is more the exception than the norm. That said it really comes down to what you use your PC for currently for, if it is the general MS Office(Excel, Word and Powerpoint), Surfing the net, email then a move to a Mac is painless. If you run specific PC software then you would need to think long and hard about it but you can run windows XP and Vista on a Mac.
Lastly, you will need to give yourself some time to get familiar to the Mac but the current OS X is very easy to use and once up to speed you will wonder why you didn't upgrade to a Mac sooner.
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Ever since Apple included Intel processors and software like Apple Bootcamp and Parallels were introduced, the landscape for debate has changed entirely.
Not only can you now run 'true' Windows applications alongside Apple ones but you can even cut'n'paste between them.
I'm a PC user because I enjoy getting my hands dirty. But I see no reason anymore to worry about compatibility issues.
As for the office being Windows based, just run those applications with something like Parallels to be sure of 100% compatibility although I think there are very few problems anymore between the Apple and Microsoft versions of Office.
So now you just have to choose between Super Cool or Super Geek... whoops, some of my best friends are geeks too!
Enjoy whichever way you go.
(I'll just add, I was recently responsible for an office or around thirteen staff. We were a software company selling products to the likes of PC World etc. Two of my staff exclusively used Macbooks in and out of the office. Everyday they would come in, access the network, the Internet and communicate with the rest of the team via mail and chat (and shouting!). Never once did we have any issue with compatibility or connectivity. We used Parallels extensively to test and make use of PC software on the Macs)
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I use both PC and Mac. PC is my main office-based computer, while a MacBook is my laptop. I work a lot with one particular company who are mac-based, but when I work with others compatability has never been a real problem. Sometimes I lose a bit of formatting when moving a document between the two (Office on the PC and iWork on the Mac) but it's not a huge issue, and I've used OpenOffice on both to reduce that before now. You can - if you do want to pay (I'm quite tight) use MS Office on the Mac. Without Office Mac Excel used to be a problem but I now have iWork '08 and am just about to try Numbers out. Can't tell you if it's an Excel replacement, but if cost is an issue just use OpenOffice.
The company I work with who are mostly mac-based do have a couple of PCs networked (on Mac infrastructure) and have no issues sharing stuff.
In terms of video conferencing, if it's using Skype then the MacBook is pretty good - it's got a built in webcam and mic - but that's certainly not a reason to go down that particular route. iChat is good, and I've used it when working remotely, but it's not exactly a unique selling point. Check if the software you use for video conferencing is supported on the Mac.
Really, there are very few major differences any more... the Mac is easy to back up using Time Machine but a PC is easier to upgrade. A PC is generally cheaper but the Mac is often better performing (start-up times, in particular, are very fast in comparison). PC software can be incredibly expensive while Mac software can be cheaper (compare £55 for iWork with whatever Office now costs...). PC software is better known and doesn't have that learning curve... which isn't that steep, really.
Of course, with a Mac you can run parallels or Bootcamp and have a bit of both, but if all you're going to do is work on Windows on it you may as well use a PC.
I know that's not particularly helpful, but to summarise - it's entirely up to you. Your concerns are valid but are far less of a problem than they used to be and I've got on fine running a business split between Mac and PC, and could have run it as well and as easily on either one platform. Can you find someone to borrow a Mac from to do some of your regular tasks - a bit of word processing, doing a presentation in Keynote, that kind of thing?
Is the only issue, email and everything will work fine with Exchange server etc...
Office 2008 is greatly improved in terms of cross compatability with Windows users, the only issues i've ever encountered have been formatting, Powerpoint can be a bit of a pain sending images as a format that Windows can't read - this is only an issue if you're sending a ppt and not the pps however...
I personally switched 2 years ago and i'm the IT Manager at my company, they work better, look better, are more reliable... i agree with your friend it's a good move. Since i got a Mac, 3 other staff have made the switch. I use Parallels to run SAP as that currently doesn't work on a Mac, but that is painless.
It is a great time to switch to Mac
I also have been a PC user all my life. With the introduction of Microsoft Vista, I abandoned the PC and switched to Mac. Both platforms have pros and cons, so I can't address the question as to why you are considering the switch. With Apple now using Intel processors, now is a great time to make the transition.
There are at least three options for running Office or Office-like software on a Mac, which are Bootcamp, Parallels, and OpenOffice/NeoOffice. These options would allow you to run XP on a Mac instead of OS X, XP in addition to OS X, or switch to a public domain e.g. free Office software suite on OS X giving up Microsoft entirely. The last option will introduce some compatibility issues, depending on the complexity of your Office documents.
Microsoft also distributes their own software, Office and NetMeeting for OS X, however their support for these products comes and goes. You can also visit most Mac Stores where you will find an expert to elaborate on your options.
Yes, except what video conf. software are you using?
A Mac will be superior in all of the things you described, however, what video conferencing software are you using?
Skype appears to be the only Windows and Mac compatible video conferencing software out there. iChat is great, but Mac only. So if you need to conference with Windows machines, we need to know what you will be using.
BTW I have a cutting edge Windows XP Dell laptop and there are still some driver issues with the BIOS and bluetooth. You simply don't have these types of issues with an Apple product. All manuf. will occasionally have a lemon, but it seems like with Windows machines, the drivers aren't even complete when they ship.
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It was an adaptation of Dostoyevsky's "The Double", written by David Escoffery, and the show was performed in The Pit. The Pit was an ugly little theatre, a moldering black-box with barely functional lights. In the house, no two chairs matched. The entrance to the theatre was also the entrance to the stage – only the house manager kept random strangers from walking right into a play in performance.
I loved performing here, because it was raw – I loved the piles of lumber in the back rooms, the tattered red curtains, the weird smells that pervaded. It was a great place for an actor to get his feet wet. And boy, did I get soaked.
During the second performance, which was played for audience of maybe 20 people, I was performing a "fantasy" scene, where Gary imagined romancing a beautiful woman. His hallucination became "real," and the language became fairly raunchy. My co-star and I started screaming phrases like, "You'd like that, wouldn't you?" and "Take me right here, on the table!"
And then the door opened. I realized, in that instant, that the house manager had probably left for the day, leaving the entrance unattended. In the doorway stood an enormous woman – easily 250 lbs., taller than most men I'd ever met. She wore a full-body track-suit, stained in places, and her hair was splayed in all directions. She glared at us, then scanned the audience.
Given the layout of our theatre, she was literally standing on stage. I didn't know what to do – except not panic. After a few seconds of performing, screaming all kinds of erotic profanities, I just stopped, turned to the woman, and said:
The woman turned her head to me. Her expression was grim.
I looked around the audience. Most of the people there were friends or peers from the University of Pittsburgh Theatre Department. I didn't know a Leroy.
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Nobody spoke. No one even stirred. Most of them were petrified by our grim new guest. Others thought perhaps this was part of the show – some kind of subversive non-sequitur.
"Well, it doesn't look like he's here," I said quickly. "But if you'd like to join us, feel free to take a seat."
The woman only grunted and turned around, then walked out of the theatre. A second later, I turned to the actress and started exactly where we'd left off: "That's right, baby, I'm gonna blow your mind…"
Later, that same actress express fury over my decision. How could I interrupt a scene, ruin the flow of dialogue, because of one little interruption? Surely the woman would have figured out the situation and left of her own accord. Here we had a difference in opinion: Part of the joy of live theatre, in my opinion, is its unpredictability. There are so many stories of famous actors – on Broadway, no less – stopping the action to heckle a rowdy guest, or even to call "line." (The latter is utterly unprofessional, but it's happened).
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Other special guests will be Ramona Ballet Folklorico del Sol, Latino folk artist Maribel De Lucca, and San Diego County Migrant Education.
The event, The Children's Day: El Dia de los Ninos, is sponsored by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association, and is an enhancement of Children's Day, which began in 1925. In 1996, nationally acclaimed children's book author Pat Mora proposed linking the celebration of childhood and children with literacy.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Three people accused in the deadly explosion at Richmond Hill subdivision on Indianapolis' south side appeared in court on Monday and pleaded not guilty before a Marion County judge.
On Friday, Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry formally named Monserrate Shirley, Mark Leonard and Robert Leonard suspects in the Nov. 10 blast that killed two people and damaged or destroyed dozens of homes in the subdivision.
All three were charged with two counts of murder, one count of conspiracy to commit arson, 33 counts of arson, a Class B felony and 12 counts of arson, a Class A felony.
The death penalty will be under consideration in the case. A committee will review the case after at least 30 days.
"We will review the circumstances," Curry said. "We will review their criminal histories of the individuals involved. We will consider if there are any mental health issues. We will consider the range of appropriate considerations before we make a decision."
Curry said the source of the blast was a microwave oven and detailed what is included in the probable cause affidavit.
"The microwave oven … had exploded from inside out," Curry said. "The microwave oven was the point of ignition."
Additionally, a natural gas step-down valve into the home had been removed and a gas valve in the fireplace was missing, investigators said.
Without the valve, investigators said, it took six to nine hours for the house to fill with gas to reach the combustibility to cause an explosion.
"The flow of gas at that volume would have occurred beginning mid- to late afternoon to reach the volume of the explosion that happened at 11 p.m.," Curry said.
Curry said Bob Leonard and Mark Leonard told investigators that they had last seen each other Tuesday before the explosion, but investigators have surveillance video showing they were together Thursday and Friday.
Authorities believe that the the explosion was concocted in a financial scheme. The Call 6 Investigators uncovered details pointing to significant financial problems for the couple.
Shirley filed bankruptcy in 2007 with her then-husband, but that case was dismissed this June because they failed to make the required payments, documents show.
According to court documents, the home had two mortgages -- one for more than $160,000 and a second for nearly $65,000.
The 9-year-old home with four bedrooms and two and a half baths was put up for a short sale in March 2011, documents show.
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Earthworm Tractors
69 minutes.
Directed by Ray Enright
Cast: Joe E. Brown, June Travis and Guy Kibbee
Film / Comedy
Alexander Botts is a self-described natural born salesman and master mechanic, who is trying to make a big sale of Earthworm tractors to grouchy lumberman Johnson. Since Botts doesn't really know anything about tractors, and since the old-fashioned Johnson is opposed to tractors of any kind, it isn't going to be an easy sell. But Botts perseveres, encouraged by Johnson's daughter.
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Massage Heights Crossroad Plaza
Welcome to Massage Heights Crossroads Plaza. Affordable, convenient massage.
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- Address: 117 Crossroads Blvd. Map
- City, State: Charlotte, North Carolina Country: United States Postal Code: 27518
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- Description:
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