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MSU's Broad Art Museum is opening this weekend and with it an exhibit by German artist Jochen Gerz . The project, titled " The Gift: Lansing, Michigan," invites community members to have their portraits taken, becoming part of the museum's art collection. Impact's Emanuele Berry had trouble keeping a straight face during her photo session.
Bruce Venden Bergh, a Professor of MSU's Department of Advertising, summarizes the political ad season. Lauren Godlesky, Impact Reporter, talks about the effect of political ads on MSU students. Impact Reporter Micaela Colonna discusses Republicans on campus. Impact's Gabby Saldivia reports on international students that can't vote. MSU's Spartan Sur is on to talk about Hindi-Fusion a capella. Carmen Scruggs, an MSU Reporter, gives MSU students' advice for the future president. We call Abbie Newton and get the scoop on an Election Day Watch Party in Akers Hall. Impact Reporter Gabby Saldivia reports on who MSU students would consider their ideal candidate. Impact's Carmen Scruggs discusses which presidential candidates are the most attractive. Impact Reporter Thea Card reports on political internet memes. Finally, Anjana Schoreder, another Impact Reporter, finds out how students would score the election if they got the chance.
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Alex talks about Michigan States recent loss to Nebraska. Caller Ryan phones in his opinions about the outlook for the Spartan's season. Alex also discusses MSU basketball and the direction this years season could head in. David joins us for the second half of the show to help talk about the Detroit Lions as well as some potential off season moves for the Detroit Tigers.
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In our Greening of the Great Lakes segments, Dr. Kirk Heinze talks with the very "green" Michigan International Speedway President Roger Curtis and with former Michigan Republican Party leader Saul Anuzis about Proposal 3 on the Michigan Ballot. Distinguished MSU Alumni profiles, too, of Bonnie Knutson, Henry Balanon, and Dan Redford.
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I'm not sure what you, my audience, does with my blog. I'm sure there are plenty of you who pop on to grab recipes and actually make them. Some of you are just here for the food porn. And some of you are just my friends and family who are here to help me out (thanks, guys).
No matter the reason, you're likely here because you enjoy food. However, if you're not that passionate about cooking, I think maybe you need to revisit that thought. I think learning to cook is a worthwhile way to spend your time, even if all you do is learn the basics (and I don't mean knowing how to cook ramen noodles). It's also important for every budding chef to take a step away from reading recipes and just experiment in the kitchen. Trust your instincts, rely on a little trial and error, and do your best and you might end up with something fabulous. The point is that you try.
I bring this up because 98% of the time, the recipes I share here have been slapped together and developed after a little bit of experimenting and they turn out to be delicious. Mind you, some are not so successful, but the good ones are so good. And, as you may have seen, I try lots of delicious dishes at restaurants and the first thing I do when I get home is try to recreate it. I just trust my taste buds to help me figure out what flavor components are required to make the dish perfect.
If you haven't really experimented much, then today's dish might be a great place to start. It's just an easy breakfast bread bowl and I've given you suggestions for what to fill it with, but you can totally make this your own. You don't have to follow my recipe exactly. Just throw in what you like and just roll with it. Maybe by this time next year, you'll be whipping up Thanksgiving dinner on your own, without being being a slave to a cookbook.
2 bread bowl rolls
2 eggs
2 oz. salt pork or 2 slices bacon, chopped
1/4 onion, thinly sliced
2 cloves garlic, minced
4 to 5 mushrooms, sliced
1/4 bell pepper, sliced
jalapeno slices (add as little or as much as you like, depending on your spice level preference)
1/4 cup grated cheese (I used gruyere)
2 tablespoons heavy cream
salt & pepper to taste
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Monday, November 24, 2014
Pumpkin Ricotta Pancakes
You guys, it's my birthday today. I don't want to make a big deal of it because I actually despise birthdays, as they are a reminder that I am aging. Entering my "late 20s" is kind of depressing. The feeling of losing my youth is not fantastic. However, I am proud of what I have accomplished so far in my life. I managed to make it through high school unscathed. I graduated from an awesome university (I freaking love Cornell so much; I'm borderline Andy Bernard's twin sister). I have a great job. I paid off my student loans! I bought myself a car. I redesigned and renovated our kitchen. I have an awesome family and an adorable dog. My friends are superb. I've traveled to really cool places and will continue to do so. And, of course, I have my blogs. I love this food one dearly and my travel one is a winner (at least in my eyes). Every year that has passed has been a good one, so I have already assumed that the coming year will be great too. I don't know, is it time to just 'get over it?' "It" meaning the fear of getting old. Ugh, no, I can't.
Anyway, in the spirit of celebrating and also in the spirit of falling victim to cans of pumpkin puree (that are on sale), I've got a dessert-like breakfast to share this morning. Or is it a breakfast-like dessert?
1/2 cup flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup pumpkin puree
1/4 cup ricotta (homemade if you got it)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 eggs, separated
2 tablespoons butter, melted and cooled
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 cup milk
butter for cooking the pancakes
+ syrup
+ powdered sugar
Anyway, in the spirit of celebrating and also in the spirit of falling victim to cans of pumpkin puree (that are on sale), I've got a dessert-like breakfast to share this morning. Or is it a breakfast-like dessert?
1/2 cup flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup pumpkin puree
1/4 cup ricotta (homemade if you got it)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 eggs, separated
2 tablespoons butter, melted and cooled
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 cup milk
butter for cooking the pancakes
+ syrup
+ powdered sugar
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
Broccoli & Cheddar Soup
Sometimes, I like to share little tidbits about myself in these introductions. I think that maybe it makes me a little more relatable, hopefully more likable, and gives some personality to the "voice" that I type in on this bloggy thing. Today, I thought I would share with you my issues with anxiety. To be clear, I am not one of those people whose worlds come to a tire-squealing stop with humongous panic attacks. However, I do struggle with bouts of weird anxious oh-my-gosh-why-God-why-can't-I-just-be-human? moments.
For example, if, as I am cooking, a pot boils over and spills all over the stove, it is extremely difficult for me to just lower the heat and allow the pot to keep cooking away. I get super anxious because I, so badly, want to clean up the spill. I know that the stove is hot so I shouldn't, and sometimes I successfully convince myself that the spill can be cleaned later. Sometimes though, I can't fight it and I'll just move the pot over to a different burner, don some oven mitts, and scrub away at the spill. It's so strange to fight my natural compulsions. And horrifyingly enough, it seems to be getting worse with age. Many of you will not understand, but some of you will.
Why, oh, why am I talking about anxiety this morning? Well, when I was making this soup, I had to fight this (v. real) struggle. Chopping broccoli means that the little green balls (the leaves of the tree, if you will) go rolling all. over. the. place. It was an intense day of food blogging for me, as I wrestled with myself whilst photographing and chopping and simmering. Luckily, I managed to survive and ended up with a bowl of cheesy goodness. Cheese is the best medication.
Ingredients [serves 6 to 8]:
1 head broccoli, chopped
1 onion, diced
6 cloves garlic, minced
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
2 cups chicken stock (or vegetable stock for a vegetarian option)
4 cups whole milk
2 cups grated cheddar
salt & pepper, to taste
*You can certainly substitute almond milk and vegan cheese if you want a vegan version.
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Am I too old to raise a child?
I'm 37 years old and pregnant, and some family and friends tell me I'm too old (all their children are already 6 to 12 years old). They say that when this child has finished school I'll be reaching retirement age and won't be able to enjoy life's little ups and downs with him or her. Please give me some advice -- their comments are really getting to me.
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People are living longer and longer these days. There are no guarantees as to how long ANY OF US will live. Some mothers die tragically at 25, others will live past 100. I think your friends need to take off their blinders and look at life through more than just their own eyes. My guess is that anyone who doesn't do things their way is wrong (And I would guess this applies to many subjects, not just parenting). Ignore them and tell them that "I guess I will just need to live to 120!" You may even want limit how much you spend with these stick-in-the-muds. They sounds like they are a drain on you and not supportive of you. Seek out new friends with more open minds and who will be supportive of you during this time of your life and beyond. For what its worth, I was surprised by your age - from the title, I was expecting the question to be from someone in their early 50s. 37 does not seem old to me at all.posted 04/24/2006 by MomofDaniel&Joshua
I'm 41 and expecting a baby boy(my 1st child)in September when I'll be almost 42. My husband and I had to put off ttc for several months last year when I was diagnosed with cancer, so feel especially blessed to be pregnant and healthy! We are both well established in our careers and have the income to provide our children (we're already planning the 2nd)with EVERYTHING they could ever need or want - something most 20-somethings might not be able to do on their own. And OUR parents are thrilled to be grandparents again! Don't listen to the "nay-sayers" - you don't need negativity surrounding such a happy event - congratz to you!!!posted 04/24/2006 by KathyB41
That's ridiculous of these "friends" to say. First of all, you're already pregnant, so they need to be quiet and be supportive! Second, that is no where near "too old." My mother had me when she was 43 and was a wonderful mother. My siblings who are much much older than me have been somewhat resentful because when my mother had me she had more patience, was more lenient, and had more income. I am hoping to have a third child around 36 or 37. Many people are having babies in their early 40's. Just be sure to take care of your health as much as possible so you will be around for grandchildren!posted 04/24/2006 by Chrissy8877
I'm 35 (almost 36) & am Due with my 2nd child in a couple weeks. My first child was born when I was 20 yrs old. So I will have my 16 yr old daughter as well as my newborn daughter! & We're so excited about our new addition! :) I've also had those comments made to me by my inlaws (about being "older" or "I'm not as young as I used to be") I just keep quiet & brush it off the best I can. I know inside I still feel young & I'm healthy (Praise God) & I am well able to care for this new baby that will be here very soon! Don't let other peoples comments affect you in ANY way, maybe they are just comparing themselves in having a newborn & THEY are probably the ones that couldn't handle it!!! But you know that you CAN handle it & will be a GREAT MOM!!! Just prove them ALL wrong, not with your words, but with your actions when the baby finally arrives!!! Take care Sunshine! :) PS: My mother had 13 of us kids & actually had me when she was almost 40 yrs old, & we have such a close relationship & love each other SSOOO MUCH! An advantage that us latter children have over the kids that were born when my mom was young! By the way, my mother is now her 75 yrs old & is still very active & healthy!!! :) Infact, she runs a horse ranch with 65 acres by herself! Now that's active wouldn't you say? :)(Praise God again! :)posted 04/24/2006 by Bande70
Hi, I'm 40 and have just found out we're expecting our 5th child. My children are 18, 16, 3, and 2. I thought I was a great parent when I was in my twenties, but I feel even better about myself at this age. I didn't intend to have this many, but am so happy about it, and they are right when they say it keeps you young. I am also finding that the parent crowd is about 50/50 nowadays, meaning there are plenty of other "old" parents out there. I think I have a lot more energy and patience than some of my younger friends, so don't worry a bit....it's all a state of mind! (-:posted 04/24/2006 by BurnsMyEyes
I am 39 and will be 40 soon...I am currently 5 months pregnant, so when my son is born I will be 40. I suffered 4 miscarriages over the last 3 years; that makes me so mad that anyone can judge a mother by her age..shame on those who said that. Babies are a gift and miracle from God no matter what age the mother or father is.posted 04/24/2006 by babycenter5555
I had my first child at 46 and am now 48 and expecting my second child. I am in better shape, weight and health than 3 years prior to having my first. I have more energy and stamina, too. I "enjoyed life" in my 20's and 30's and would have been a lousey mother if I had children during that time as I was not ready. My life cannot be more wonderful now as I am raising children and am READY to do it. Tell your friends you will miss them when they are off "enjoying life" without you but you are very happy to have taken the path you are on. You can hang around with me and we can raise our kids together when everyone else is off jetsetting! It's your life, your decisions and they have no right to judge you on this. Good luck!posted 04/24/2006 by gggggl
I am also 37 and pregnant with my third. My first(from a previous marriage) are 10 and 8. This one is due right at my son's 11th birthday and he could not happier. We are all so happy and to be healthy enough to bring a child into this world is amazing. I am enjoying this pregnancy much more than my first two. I am much more tired, however, and that concerns me. But I could not believe how many people asked me if this one was planned or if we were happy. We just can't wait until August.posted 04/24/2006 by tntcass05
I had my 1st child at 36 and am now pregnant with my 2nd at 42. I am having a great time with my 6 year old and I think the fact that we are a little older enables us to roll with the punches more. If our family or friends think we're a little too old to be doing this, they haven't said anything and I would just ignore them anyway. I even had a co-worker, who is the same age and has no children, say that maybe there's still hope for her. You'll do great no matter what!posted 04/24/2006 by indychic
Wendy, Don't listen to those people. Every child is a gift..and one that will always be treasured. I am 20 years old, married and 8 months pregnant. People have told me i am too young to have a child. So it doesn't matter if you start a family right away, or wait...either way people are going to have an opinion that they have no right to say. What does it matter to them?? THey aren't going to be there with your child, they aren't raising your child, they don't live with you, they won't be making the decisions....you are!!! So, congratulations and enjoy that baby's life!!posted 04/24/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
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One team was in white and one in black. Though it wasn't a chess match last Saturday, Nov. 15, when the Danger Rockets took the track at the Rats Nest against the Sockit Liberation Front in a pick up bout, it was a great demonstration of moves, strategy, skill and physical prowess. And a showcase of the talent that will open the season in a couple months.
Teams were assembled from skaters who had made one or fewer appearances last season at KeyArena; skaters who are new to Rat City Rollerderby after moving up from different leagues around the Seattle area and state; and skaters moving up from the junior divisions. Most had never skated together before. Most will move on to make up the four Rat City home teams — Derby Liberation Front, Grave Danger, Sockit Wenches and Throttle Rockets — when the season begins Jan. 10 at KeyArena.
Fans leaving Saturday's bout were treated to a preview of just how good all four teams will be this season. The final score had the Front ahead 198-178.
Danger Rockets jammer Maud'Dibs (1618) found out quickly in the first jam how tough it was going to be to score points. After bouncing and slamming once through the Sockit Liberation Front line of Wicked Slam (94), Thumper Skull (83), Sher Nobyl (5) and Winter Scoming (1221) she called the jam less than a minute into the bout, happy with four points.
Through the first twelve jams Front jammers like Cynthia Bartok (39), LeBrawn Maimes (23) and Winter Scorming were picking up points in runs of 13 and 15 while Danger jammers struggled at less than 2.5 points per jam. It was 76-29 with nearly 20 minutes gone in the half when Rockets Coach Lexi Luthor called a time out for her team. You never know for sure what's said during those pauses, but whatever it was, Coach Luthor should bottle it for future inspiration. Over the next six jams all the wheels came off the Front's scoring machine. They picked up one point during that run. Danger jammers, meanwhile, pecked away until they had reduced the 47 points margin they trailed by to just nine at the half, leaving the oval trailing 91-82.
In the first jam after the timeout Danger jammer Daisy Dukem (909) passed the star to teammate Stone Cold StunHer (316), who aimed herself directly at two of the Front's toughest blockers, Thumper Skull and Sher Nobyl, whacked them both and picked up eight points. A couple jams later Liberty Bell Ringer (76), with Stone Cold StunHer in the pivot directing some delicate but deadly blocking, breezed through four passes, adding 17 points.
The Front's strongest response to the Danger scoring runs came when LeBrawn Maimes turned on the jets, blasting past all the Rockets for five points 1:30 into the jam; five more points 1:15 into the jam and a final four points 1:03 into the jam. The Rockets Aalto Ego finished the scoring just before the half, following a lung collapsing chest block by Wicked on her way to 12 points.
Line play by both teams was solid and coordinated enough that it appeared they'd been team practicing for months rather than taking the track while still getting to know each other. It was heavy lifting for the jammers. For the entire bout the Rockets used 12 different jammers, the Front, 11.
Sockit Liberation Front added steadily to its lead throughout the second half. Cynthia Bartok picked up 19 for the Front in the first jam of the half. LeBrawn Maimes added 25 in the sixth jam. It took the Rockets five jams to score any points after the second 30 minutes of play began, but when they did, the did big. In jam five the Front failed to field a jammer when the jam started. Short a player and rushing to organize the Front struggled to stop Danger jammer Stone Cold StunHer. Wicked Slam held her off for a few seconds but in the other seconds she scored 29 points, the single highest jam total of the bout.
Wicked Slam and Thumper Skull are not people you want to see in front of you if your goal is to score points for the other team. In jam nine of the second half the Front found themselves on the short end of a power jam, down 2-5. Those two were the Slam and the Skull, enough brute force to shut out the Danger for the entire jam.
The next event on the Rat City schedule will be Saturday, Dec. 6, at the Rats Nest when their Home Teams come Home for the Holidays. This will be the pre-season mini-tournament to showcase the teams in their holiday themes, specifically DLF as E.L.F., Danger as Your Worst Nightmare…Before Christmas, Rockets as the Jingle Bell Rockets, and lastly the Wenches as the Nutcrackers. Wear your favorite holiday sweater and see your favorite team bring the Seasons Beatings.
They were a little sloppy at first, those mostly 13 to 15 year olds who took the track in the opening bout last Saturday, Nov. 15, at the Rats Nest for the appropriately named Debutante Brawl.
Cotillion Crashers Coach Annie Warhead explained later that it was early in the season for both teams, that their skills would improve the more they skated, and that gaps in play and the number of penalty whistles were likely the results of the Crashers and their opponents, the Southern Belle Ringers, overcompensating, trying too hard.
It was also the first contact bout for many on each team. That showed early, went away quickly as skaters got back up after receiving their first solid block ever, shook the surprise off, realized that it really didn't hurt that much, and marked the number of their attacker for future pay back.
The final score, 257-204 in favor of the Crashers, could have stood for the Belle Ringers as easily but for a few missed blocks and opportunistic jams.
Kick N. Vixen (357) scored the first points of the bout when she broke through the pack in jam one, taking less than a quarter lap to leave nine skaters behind her and coming up on their tail while the were mostly still looking ahead to find her. That was an easy five but points got harder to come by as the bout progressed.
After three jams the Crashers held a 16-15 lead, ten Belle Ringer points coming after Threatening Thunder (15) hopped and wove her way through both lines to make two five point passes.
Penalties were piling up for both teams from the first jam. Mostly jammers called for cutting the track or back blocking, which often looked more like just leaning against the body in front of them to maintain balance. The Belle Ringers had 42 for the bout, the Crashers had 33. Playing many jams short one or two skaters called on other team members to step up, fill the void.
Beginning jam five at a 3-5 disadvantage Queen of Harm (21) spent a lot of sternum to sternum time stepping up against Belle Ringers jammer Bella D. Brawl (20), helping the Crashers hold her to eight points despite the Ringers blocking edge. There was no chest thumping between Crashers jammer Assalting Caramel (60) and the last Belle Ringer obstacle she had pass, Jo the Pummeler (123). Caramel twice blew past Jo while she was still looking for her pipe wrench.
The teams continued to skate close, with the margin favoring the Belle Ringers through jam eleven. Along the way Crashers jammer Miss Americrusher (722) tallied seven following the lane opening blocks of I Stole Your Cookie (6) and Ash Smash'Em (71). Assalting Caramel added 13 and Kink N. Vixen (357) came out of the penalty box to score ten in jam ten, closing the margin to 62-57. The Belle Ringers maintained their lead through the efforts of Bella D. Brawl, who blew through space opening blocks by Maximum Glitter (26) on her way to eight points and Shake N. Break(22), who, using only three steps in jam ten to burst out of the pack, made two passes for ten points.
It was a 20 point lead for the Belle Ringers at the half, 121-101. A big part of that was put together by Bella D. Brawl and fellow Ringers jammer Still Got Skates (49). In two jams one had 18 and one had 21 following some bone-jaring line work by Deathena (1000), Jo the Pummeler and Wheels of Mass Destruction (777).
The second half was a different bout. The Crashers made up that twenty point deficit outscoring the Belle Ringers 156-83 on their way to the win. It wasn't so much that Crashers jammers were having huge jams as that their lines were muffling the Belle Ringers attack. The Belle Ringers were held to four or fewer points in 18 of the 23 second half jams. Their bright spot in that second half slog came in jam nine when Maximum Glitter, lead by Bearing the Pain (007) and Threatening Thunder, muscled her way through four passes, collecting 19 points.
It probably didn't help the Belle Ringers in the second frame that Ash Smash'Em, who joined the Crashers from a banked track league, had found her flat-track legs and was beginning to exert her solid frame against the Belle Ringers blockers. She jammed for 46 points over the final 30 minutes, maybe highlighted most by a power jam in favor of the Crashers 5-3 in jam 14. Belle Ringers blockers Frida Klobber (471) and Face Hugger (135) tried mightily to prevent Ash Smash'Em from using them for pin ball cushions. They held her to ten points.
The Cotillion Crashers selected Belle Ringers Shake 'N Break as the Most Valuable Player they skated against. For the Southern Belle Ringers it was Crashers skater Ash Smash'Em.
Crashers Coach Annie Warhead said that all of her players skated a great bout. She pointed out Lil' Warhead (81), I Stole Your Cookie, Kick N. Vixen and Ash Smash'Em as having particularly outstanding games.]]>
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Look out, sports fans! Fantasy Flat Track returns to Shoreline on October 11, and the senseless shenanigans are only just beginning.
Last year, this event saw costumed teams take off at first whistle with rule-bending antics adequate to entertain even the most hardcore derby fans. We saw backwards skating packs, jammers shooting the duck to score points, and opposing player partners skates (holding hands, ooh la la!). We saw party packs wherein entire teams took the track for a jam (a jammer's worst nightmare!). We saw the historical introduction of footballs as a component of play.
And all for the sake of the audience—they were the ones in charge; they held the power to make their wildest derby fantasies come true.
And, this year, there will be even more spectacle to be had, more power to behold.
First, the teams will have to be formed… and for that, they need a coach. E-bay auctions for these coveted directorial spots can be bid on here: White http://www.ebay.com/itm/331332551178?ss … 1555.l2649. Green http://www.ebay.com/itm/331332550406?ss … 1554.l2649, and end October 6, when the lucky bidders get to pick their teams, and prepare to fight it out in a Battle Royale!
But even non-coaching types will get plenty of opportunity to sway the favor of fortune one way or the other… the imps and elves at Rat City have been hard at work coming up with inspired adventures to force upon the teams, like conga lines, limbo competitions, and add-a-jammer (or remove-a-jammer… a horrible thing to do to any team!).
And, as the Misfits famously said: On this day, anything goes… I remember Halloween! In the middle of the costuming season, who can say what your favorite skater will be wearing, or whether you can make them change into the outfit of your choice?*
Halftime act also promises to entertain, with bouncing bubble soccer games by Bumble Soccer (http://www.bumblesoccer.com).
Special audience possibilities also include the Sofa King Special, an auction item ticket add-on with perks like cozy front-row seating, pizza, and beer (bid here http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fantasy-Flat-Tr … 1336444379), and more amazing surprises throughout the night.
Come one, come all, and wear your most mischievous pants… because this will be a night where fantasies (and nightmares) can all come true.
Tickets: Adults-$15, Kids-$10, Adults VIP (21+, includes 2 beers)-$25 (fantasyflattrack2014.brownpapertickets.com).
(Couch King Special auction sold separately)
Event info (www.facebook.com/events/785657741495211), and website (http://ratcityrollergirls.com/event/10114-fantasy-flat-track/).
And, without further ado, your Fantasy Flat Track Skaters:
Calder Bluff #3
Clobberin Mame #440
Deva Stateher #509
Devilynne Syde #666
Domino #62
Ella Whirled #2010
Enurgizer Bunny #0
Ethel Vermin #77
Kendle Bjelland #808
Lebrawn Maimes #24
Liberty Bell Ringer #76
Megan Havok #15
Missile America #321
Ophelia Melons #88
Parker EyeOut #070
Rattleskate #16
Raven Seaward #53
ScrapHer #5150
Sami Automatic #22
Shock Therapy #1400v
Sintripetal Force #1618
Sister Slaughter #480
Thumper Skull #83
Vishus Trollop #106
Sun Shiner #36
Wicked Slam #18
Wreck N Shrew #24
*Recall that we are a PG-13 org and keep it classy, Seattle.]]>
The opening round of Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) Championship playoffs, which begin the weekend of September 5-7 in Sacramento, pits the Rat City Rollergirls' All-Star Team (AST) against a Canadian team that is full of excitement for their chance to take them on.
A look at their comparative records suggests they might want to dial back that enthusiasm.
Not that this team representing the Terminal City Rollergirls League from Vancouver, BC, doesn't bear the all-too-dangerous underdog label that often leads to upsets. TCRG has hovered around the 37th ranking among roller derby teams worldwide since June of last year. In May their play pushed them up to 25 as rated by WFTDA. When the June standings were announced TCRG were at a shiny 18th. AST rested two spots above them at 16th.
But Rat City's AST has been warming up for playoffs by taking on some of the best in the country. They skated 8th ranked Minnesota in a KeyArena bout early in August, losing a close 145-127. Last weekend AST bopped down I-5 to Portland, daring to enter the den of the 4th ranked Rose City Rollers' Wheels of Justice. They survived a 318-103 drubbing against that powerhouse.
But they left the rose city with a great attitude. Head AST Coach Ho Chi Danh pointed out that his team would be working on getting more primary success, getting their jammers out first. "We learned a lot skating against a great team," he added.
AST jammer Sintripetal Force called that bout a hard game and said it gave AST great experience in taking the track against a deep line up.
"We can come back from this," she said.
That comeback will begin against a team that is fired up for the bout.
Terminal City skater and writer Jenna (H-Bomb) Hauck quoted Head TCRG Coach Mack the Mouth on the Terminal City web site. "We are all very excited about playing Rat City as it brings this team's transformation full circle," says Mack. "We played them on June 9, 2012 and exceeded the outcome as well as put a scare into Rat City with our star passes and different schemes we ran on starts. It was less than 10 points at halftime and although they ran away with it in the last 15 minutes, the score was not indicative of the game we played. So now we get to play them again."
After their Saturday night, August 9, bout against AST, Minnesota stuck around for a Sunday match up in the Rat's Nest against TCRG, a 262-103 romp over their somewhat undermanned opponents.
Coach Mack the Mouth explained that he brought only 11 skaters down for the bout and, by the final eight minutes, had lost two to penalties. (Players can be whistled for up to seven penalties during a bout. After the seventh they must leave the game.) "But no excuses," he added. "That was all self-inflicted."
"The good news for us is we get a chance to regroup and use this as a reminder as we prepare for Sacramento in what will surely be an epic game against Rat City!"
That comparative record I mentioned earlier shows AST with two wins and two losses against common opponents while TCRG was one and three. It looks like this:
AST v. Minnesota 145-127 (L)
TCRG v. Minnesota 262-103 (L)
AST v. Sacred City 444-58 (W)
TCRG v. Sacred City 342-75 (W)
AST v. Montreal 202-124 (W)
TCRG v. Montreal 199-177 (L)
AST v. Angel City 250-79 (L)
TCRG v. Angel City 271-97 (L)
The ratio may have been 318-103, but it was only a partial measurement of the space between the Rose City Rollers all-star team, the Wheels of Justice (WOJ) and the Rat City Rollergirls All-Star Team (AST) after last Friday's, August 22, bout in Portland.
Fourth ranked WOJ outscored Rat City's best by a factor of three to one. WOJ jammer Scald Eagle had 123 of those points for the home team, out-scoring AST just by her own time on the track. But it wasn't only WOJ's potent offense nor the din created in the Hanger by a sold-out crowd of their supporters that beat AST. On that night in that venue WOJ was just tougher in all facets of the bout than their Seattle visitors.
AST jammer Luna Negra (#911) fought solid defense and steady recycling to pick up four points in the opening jam. Loren Mutch collected 14 for WOJ, breaking through AST defensive blockers quickly and making her first five-point pass less than 30 seconds into the jam.
WOJ blockers dominated the track. AST jammers juked and dived, aimed for the edges or just plain tried to bull their way through but generally found themselves directed down the line of purple defenders until they were on the wrong side of the boundary. AST scorers Sintripetal Force (#1618), Rawkhell SqWelch (#761) and Rumble Fist (#9) were shut out in the next three jams. AST was looking at the low side of a 48-4 score. In the last jam of that sequence WOJ jammer Tess Yinger and one of AST's best blockers, Missile America (#321) engaged in a booty pounding battle that ended when Yinger planted her larger foe on the track, picking up the first of the 16 points she tallied in that frame.
Luna Negra and Sintripetal Force returned with jams of 14 and 12, Luna using her quickness to become lead jammer five steps into jam five and Sintripetal finding fleeting openings in the WOJ defense to halve the deficit, 60-30. But that was going to be the last of the AST offense the fans would see for a while. AST was shut out in 13 of the 21 first half jams. They scored one point each in two others.
LeBrawn Maimes (#23) had a scoring explosion of 19 for AST later in the half. Though she was pin-balled all over the track by the bigger, brawnier WOJ line, she stayed on her skates to make four point collecting passes. Missile America and Kendle Bjelland (#808) got into it a jam later with WOJ jammer Loren Mutch in an exchange of moves that well illustrated AST's frustrations for the night. Missile and Bjelland hit Mutch every legal way possible as the lanky jammer worked to pass. The last rocket Missile fired was a well-aimed shoulder that sent everything in Mutch's body above her ankles sprawling out of bounds in a stretched version of plastic man. But she kept her feet in, hopped along the line on her toes like a graceless ballerina, and passed Missile for another five points.
WOJ went on a steady run of point accumulation over the final jams, picking up nines, tens and elevens as they steadily increased their lead. It was 159-69 at the half.
"They're a great team with a deep bench," was how AST Coach Ho Chi Danh summed up the Portland team. "We needed more primary success, more of getting our jammer out first. But we learned a lot and nobody has their head down."
It wasn't like AST didn't dish out punishment on their own. WOJ continued to score steadily in the second half, but not always that easily. In the opening jam AST put out four bruisers in Belle Tolls (#4), Carmen Getsome (#12), Raven Seaward (#53) and Missile America. WOJ all-world jammer Scald Eagle broke out quickly but, as she approached her first scoring pass, Carmen Getsome separated her from the track hard enough that the Portland jammer took out a row of barriers ten feet outside the track. No points for the Rose City crew in that jam
The WOJ deep bench began to take its toll in the second half also. AST scored 34 points over 22 jams and were shut out in 14 of them.
"They're a fun team. We really enjoy playing against them," said Coach Danh.
Sintripetal Force added that she and her teammates all felt like it was a hard game but that they learned a lot playing against such a deep line up. "We can come back from this," she said.
AST selected WOJ jammer Tess Yinger as a Most Valuable Player. "She's a reserve jammer who normally blocks but her jams were clean and strong," said Sintripetal Force. "Their other jammers, Scald (Eagle) and (Loren) Mutch are just super, strong and squirrely," she added.
Full Nelson was chosen as the Most Valuable Player by WOJ.
Coach Danh and the team generally agreed that the bout, though tough, was a good warm up for their opening match in the championship playoffs in two weeks in Sacramento. Playoffs begin the weekend of September 5-7. AST, seeded fourth, will open in the fifth game on Friday against the Terminal City Rollergirls from Richmond, B.C. Terminal City is currently ranked 18th worldwide. AST is 16th.
Gotham (NY), Denver, Minnesota and Santa Cruz are also in the Sacramento pairings, as well as teams from Tampa, New Hampshire, Kansas City and the Blue Ridge. The complete bracket can be viewed here: Sept. 5-7: Sacramento, California, USA – Women's Flat Track Derby Association wftda.com
Luna Negra led AST scorers with 44 points, 31 coming in the first half. LeBrawn Maimes had 25, Sintripetal Force, 19, Rawkhell SqWelch, 9 and Carmen Getsome, 12. After Scald Eagle's leading 123 points other scorers for WOJ were Loren Mutch, 76, Tess Yinger, 74, and Jessica Rodriguez, 41. AST was called for 33 penalties in the bout, WOJ for 37.]]>
With championship playoffs beginning in Sacramento in a couple weeks you might think that the Rat City Rollergirls All-Star Team (AST) would rest their bones or find some token opponents to help them refine their game, test new strategies.
But no. This Friday, August 22, AST will take the track in Portland against the internationally fourth ranked Rose City Rollers' Wheels of Justice. As their ranking suggests, WOJ is not a token team. Then again, neither is AST, who played tough against another top ten team, the Minnesota RollerGirls, in an August 9 bout at KeyArena. Minnesota, ranked 7th, held on in that bout for a hard fought 150-127 win.
Head AST Coach Ho Chi Danh commented after that match on how great it was to watch how sixteenth ranked AST performed against a top ten team. "We know we can hang with Minnesota," he said. "We learned a lot about each other."
Learning about the Wheels of Justice could be the equivalent of picking up another master's degree in sixty physical minutes. WOJ are 8-1 this year. Their only loss, with an accepting nod to the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) rankings formula, came to third ranked Texas. WOJ dropped that May 3 bout to the Texecutioners 274-194.
AST and WOJ have three common opponents. WOJ beat Minnesota in Los Angeles, July 19, 163-105. AST lost to that same team earlier in August 150-127.
Also on July 19, WOJ beat Angel City Derby Girls' Hollywood Scarlets 179-166. AST played the Scarlets in LA at the end of June in the Pac Destruction mega bout, an encounter that went against the Rat City team 250-79. Also, both teams have skated against Montreal. AST won a May 16 home bout against the New Skids on the Block 202-124. The next day New Skids went to Portland where WOJ thumped them 306-109.
Rat City's B All-Star team, the Rain of Terror (ROT), will skate in Portland the next night, Saturday, August 23, against Rose City's Axles of Annihilation.
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The spokeswoman for the Denver Roller Girls roller derby league, Cassie Beck (Raven Evergore), knows of what she speaks when she compared Denver's B All-Star team, Bruising Altitude, with the Rat City Rollergirls (RCRG) B All-Stars, Rain of Terror (ROT). She's skated in both leagues.
Before transferring to Denver last year she had skated with Derby Liberation Front, the home team that won the RCRG Championship this year. She was also part of the RCRG All-Star program.
ROT and Bruising Altitude were the opening bout last Saturday at KeyArena.
"Bruising Altitude is our B team, just as Rain of Terror is Rat's B team. Our A team, Mile High Club, is ranked within the top 10 in the world. This year, Bruising has defeated the B teams of other big leagues such as Gotham, Angel City, Rocky Mountain Rollergirls; and their only recent loss was to the Texas Rollergirls' B team. As is the case with Rain of Terror, Bruising is on the level of many A teams," she offered. "Having skated with both all-star programs, I can tell you that they are very closely matched and this is going to be a great bout!"
However closely matched and whatever level they occupied last Saturday, it was one ROT couldn't reach. The local team came up short against their Denver sisters, 248-173.
Trailing after the first six jams 50-10, ROT put on a rally that brought them within four of the visitors, 54-50. Ella Whirled (#2010) turned on the crowd with a 14 point effort in jam eight. Short Fuse (#11) added 15 more three jams later while ROT blockers Wreck n Shrew (#24), Endora Finn Rush (#42), Mad ScrapHer (#5150) and MayJa Look (#02) put the clamps on the Bruising Altitude attack.
But those four points were as close as it would get for the rest of the bout. Bruising erected a wall for the rest of the first half behind AnaSassin, WhizBang Weasley and Brutallica while jammers Midge Mayhem and Ova Achieva added to their first half totals. Midge had 26 and Ova had 50 at the half as Bruising led 118-67.
The second half was a more even match. ROT nearly covered Bruising's 130 second half points with 106 of their own, but the halftime margin was too much to overcome.
Bruising Altixtude Coach Saul Good said that he was happy with the win against, "A very accomplished team (ROT) that played hard and hit hard."
"I think we're arguably the best B team in the world. There are a lot of great teams out there and we're definitely beatable, but when we play together and play our game I would put us up there with any other B team. Several A teams as well. Our strategy is just that, play together and play our game. Good things happen when we do that," he added.
Cassie Beck may have returned to Denver after a stint in Rat City, but it works both ways. Two former Denver skaters, Jukestapose and Sintripetal Force, are now skating on the Rat City All-Star Team.


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Judge Jacalyn Colburn is considering a motion to set aside the verdict in the case of Cody Eller, 20, of Windham. A hearing on the motion was held Monday morning at Hillsborough County Superior Court in Nashua.
Eller was convicted of second-degree assault and reckless conduct after striking a motorcycle that tried to pass his Ford Fusion on Windham Road in Pelham in May 2011.
After the trial, prosecutors admitted they had not disclosed that the arresting officer, Master Patrolman Eugene Stahl, was on the Hillsborough County Attorney's confidential "Laurie" list. Prosecutors said they did not know Stahl was on the list until after the trial.
The "Laurie" list is a record of law enforcement officials whose credibility may be questioned if they were called to testify. It is named for Carl Laurie, whose 1993 murder conviction was overturned by the New Hampshire Supreme Court after prosecutors failed to disclose information from a case detective's personnel file that might have brought the officer's credibility into question.
When officers on the list are scheduled to testify, prosecutors are required to submit the files to the judge for review to determine if they should be released to the defense.
Defense attorney Jeffrey Kaye said the court should dismiss Eller's conviction or grant him a new trial because of the failure to disclose.
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If the information had been available before trial, Kaye said he would have investigated all of Stahl's past cases to establish a history of lying and excessive force.
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He mentioned Stahl's involvement in the October nonfatal shooting of Grant Hebert and a 2004 case, Saviano vs. director of New Hampshire Department of Motor Vehicles, involving Stahl's questioning of a DUI suspect. Stahl's actions were upheld in both cases.
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Neither case would have been admissible in Eller's trial, she said.
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I needed this tonight. Thanks Buzzfeed. Sometimes all we need is some perspective.
I stared at that question for 10 minutes. I ultimately chose pizza. It was not an easy decision.
It's sad that the only thing you got out of this story was negativity. It says a lot more about you than it does about him.
Agree wholeheartedly.
If your response is "you're fat and you should die" from not getting a response from a complete stranger on a dating site than there is no need to hear their side of the story.
Haha I can't stop watching the baseball one.
You're right. We should all live our lives so we don't offend anyone. It is completely justified that a complete stranger ruined this woman's day for no reason other than she's a horrible person. You're a horrible person too and that offends me so I'm going to need for you to change your attitude to suit me, okay?
I think you need to understand something. Your opinion doesn't matter. It really doesn't. If you don't like tattoos, don't get one. I know you're just trying to get a rise out of people because you clearly lead a sad and miserable existence, but seriously, your opinion means nothing. Go contribute something meaningful to society.
Hahahaha I really love people sometimes. This is awesome :)
POA all the way!
You can send them to me :)
"It's important not to create a panic and it's important not to overreact…" so let me throw wild accusations around that will create panic and that have zero basis in science so that people will listen to my stupidity and hopefully those stupid people will vote for me.
I'm so tired of this argument. You know what, life, for the most part, is boring! That's not a bad thing, it just is what it is. Sometimes I'm on my phone. Sometimes I'm on it when people are around. Sometimes me and my boyfriend are on it when we are out to dinner. It doesn't mean we don't converse, it just means we don't have anything to say at that particular moment. It does not mean conversation is dying. Are we all supposed to talk to people all the time? Do we always have to have something to say to someone? Just live your life and try not to be outright disrespectful when on your phone. It's just that simple.
This one bothered me too. I used to work at a French restaurant in Manhattan that served brunch every weekend. It was not leftovers served to drunk people. The chef made the menu every night and it was spectacular.
This is the story that keeps on giving!
She doesn't owe you, or anyone else an explanation. Sorry honey.
I'm with you. It's a beautiful sculpture but it seriously freaks me out.
For the love of all that is holy, why did I look at this?!
Sadly, a lot of people.
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Yeah, you're a bad tipper buddy. First of all, saying "I'm not a bad tipper" means you are. At least have the courage to admit it. As for the tip being required, no it is not legally required. But when you go to a sit down restaurant, you have entered into a social contract with your server. They give you service and you tip them. This isn't a new concept. If you don't want to tip, fine. Don't go to a place that involves tipping. If you get bad service, maybe you should look at how you treated your server because just from reading your statement I can tell you're a nightmare to wait on.
There is nothing in this world more fragile than the male ego.
I read about this a few weeks ago! I'm so glad she was released.
I am terrified of spiders, but I clicked on this to see the same thing. I guess I will be sleeping tonight.
Damn it! I really wanted to think this was funny because of how this video was described but this woman is an entitled bitch. Jen made a mistake, owned up to it, and profusely apologized. That should have been the end of the conversation. Why in the hell should she get something for free? Can we please as a society not applaud this type of behavior because it is not okay.
Then the landlord should have just said that he rented the place to someone else. He made it about them being gay. And frankly, why does the landlords feelings about homosexuality matter? He's collecting a check from them, not living with them. People really need to understand that they don't have the right to discriminate against people because they don't like what they do in private. Will you pay your rent on time? Do you have good rental history? That's all that should have mattered in this situation.
Um yeah, but see it's NOT okay. It's actually illegal to not rent to someone based on sexual orientation. Also, please don't compare being gay with being an addict. Those two things aren't anywhere near the same.
If you don't like waking up to sunny skies, why do you live in LA?! And knocking the Getty? Seriously? The garden and the views are breathtaking.
But she's not a teenager. She's a grown woman. You really need to understand something. Not everything a woman does is to get attention from men. Sometimes I wear a tank top out. It doesn't make me nasty. Sometimes it's hot out and you know what? Sometimes it makes me feel good about myself. It doesn't mean I'm trying to get attention. Men like you really need to get over yourselves.
Wow that's a lot of bigs words there! Too bad none it makes any sense and you look like a sad, pathetic little boy.


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February 27, 2010 | By Johnnynalex | 3 answers | Expired: 1717 days ago
does anyone know if there is anywhere in toledo ohio that does this test?
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I did a search for: Toledo canine good citizenship and got a number of hits including the Toledo Humane Society but all will require at a minimum passing a basic obediance test and/or training
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You can go to akc.org and find an evaluator to give your dog a cgc test. www.akc.org/events/cgc/training_testing.cfm?page=2
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it's located in holland. for me {point place} that's pretty far out, but there doesn't seem to be an alternative. you could call them and ask if maybe there's something in lambertville or bedford if you're closer to michigan.
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