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The horror of guerrilla warfare in Africa Fireforce is the compelling, brutal but true account of Chris Cocks's service in 3 Commando, The Rhodesian Light Infantry, during Zimbabwe's bitter civil war of the '70s-a war that came to be known almost innocuously as 'the bush war'. 'Fireforce', a tactic of total airborne envelopment, was developed and perfected by the RLI, together with the Selous Scouts and the Rhodesian Air Force. Fireforce became the principal strike weapon of the beleaguered Rhodesian forces in their struggle against the overwhelming tide of the Communist-trained and -equipped ZANLA and ZIPRA guerrillas. The combat strain on a fighting soldier was almost unbelievable, for the Rhodesians, who were always desperately short of ground troops, were sometimes obliged to parachute the same men into action into as many as three enemy contacts a day. While estimates of enemy casualties vary, there seems little doubt that the RLI accounted for at least 12,000 ZANLA and ZIPRA guerrillas-but not without cost. Fireforce is not for the squeamish. Although it has been written with unforgettable pathos and humour, it tells of face-to-face combat in the bush and death at point-blank range. It is a book which does nothing to glorify or glamorize war, for as Chris Cocks found at such a young age, war is merely a catalogue of suffering, destruction and death. Fireforce has been described by critics as being to the Rhodesian War what All Quiet On The Western Front was to World War I and Dispatches was to Vietnam. Read it ... it will be an experience you never forget. Chris Cocks lives in Johannesburg. This is the fourth edition of Fireforce. He is a partner in the South African Publishing house, 30# South Publishers. Cocks is also the author of Out of Action and co-author of The Saints-The Rhodesian Light Infantry.


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Karl Robinson told The Footballers' Football Show that players SHOULD wear the 'Kick It Out' campaign T-shirt at this weekend's matches.
Reading striker Jason Roberts revealed on Thursday that he would not put on the shirt at his side's game with Liverpool on Saturday as he feels the anti-racism group have not been "strong enough" in dealing with the Luis Suarez and John Terry scandals.
Rio and Anton Ferdinand will join Roberts in his boycott and while MK Dons manager Robinson says he would back his black players if they opted to do the same thing, he feels that a rejection of the shirt could cause problems.
"Players have got the freedom of speech to do what they want and we have got to do more (to combat racism)," said Robinson. "But I'm sure by them rejecting the shirt it is only going to bring more criticism towards it.
"There are small problems and we have seen that, probably more than ever, in the UK over the past 12 months, but it is only a small part of the population. It has got better by these campaigns and how much it has been highlighted by the general public, so let's support these initiatives.
"As a manager, I would have to support my players (if they refused to wear the T-shirt) but I would also ask the questions why and what we can do to make it better.
"Don't just not wear it, wear it and then let's go to these people and say: 'I don't agree with this. I don't agree with that, we should be doing more in this department'.
"If you are going to be dismissive of it, you have to have a very valid reason why."
Leyton Orient chief executive Matt Porter believes Kick It Out are doing a sterling job combatting racism considering the lack of resources at their disposal, and he insists that most clubs are working extremely hard in the fight for equality, too.
"I had a meeting with Kick It Out recently and they have seven staff and very little resources," said Porter. "People assume that because it is relatively high profile in the footballing world that it has a huge office and millions of pounds pouring in - but it doesn't.
"If some people feel they aren't going far enough you can sympathise with that, but within the financial limitations they are dealing with it as well as they can do.
"In recent years we have had this targeted week of action in October and clubs support it by wearing the T-shirt in the warm-up and the youth team parades the banner around the pitch.
"They may seem like token gestures on the face of it, but actually over the course of the year, the work that clubs put in through themselves and their community programme in reaching people from all sorts of society and diverse backgrounds shows the real underlying commitment.
"The T-shirt shows support but isn't where the campaign starts and finishes."
The Footballers' Football Show panel also reflected on the racist chanting that marred the England Under 21's game with Serbia on Tuesday. Hit the video at the top of the screen to hear their views.


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Best. Lesbian. Week. Ever. (August 8, 2008)
Today, Aug. 8, 2008, the luckiest day in China, marks the official launch of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. The world of sports, though stereotypically filled with dykes, is in actuality rather homophobic; there have rarely been more than a handful of openly gay and lesbian athletes in any Olympics. But this year, due to my unexpected obsession with the Olympics (I chalk it up to its location, which I spent years studying in grad school, and don't get me started on the often inaccurate and even imperialist Western media coverage of China) — wait a sec, where was I?
Oh yeah: I have uncovered 10 — 10! — out lesbian/bisexual athletes from around the world for us to watch Aug. 8–24. By "out" I mean women who have said something on the record about their sexual orientation; sure, there's plenty of gossip online about many, many female athletes, but these precious 10 (so far!) are the ones who have stepped up and said, "Yes, I am." If I've missed someone, please let us know!
Vicky Galindo (USA, Softball)
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The 24-year-old second baseman just came out as bisexual in the Aug. 26th issue of the Advocate, where she also revealed that she is currently single. She is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, where she played on their softball team. Find out more about her here.
Lauren Lappin (USA, Softball)
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Catcher Lauren Lappin, 24, told the Advocate that she credits teammate Galindo with inspiring her to come out herself. Lappin played softball at Stanford and was an alternate on the 2004 U.S. national team. Find out more about her here.
Natasha Kai (USA, Soccer)
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As Outsports just noted, the 24-year-old Hawaiian off-handedly came out in a June interview with NBCOlympics.com when she mentioned breaking up with her girlfriend. She's a forward on the U.S. women's national team, and yes, she has 19 tattoos. Here's her official bio.
Victoria "Vickan" Svensson (Sweden, Soccer)
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The 31-year-old team captain and forward recently talked to Swedish newspaper Expressen about her sexual orientation (thanks to Bente for the link). This is Svensson's third Olympics; you can visit her website here (in Swedish).
Rennae Stubbs (Australia, Tennis)
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Beijing will be the fourth Olympics for women's doubles player Rennae Stubbs, 37. Being out isn't new to her, either; in fact she used to date her former doubles partner, Lisa Raymond. In 2006 she told Australian newspaper The Age:
I always say to my friends, "Wouldn't it be great if everybody who was gay said they were? If we said: February 21, or whatever, this is the coming out day. So, if you are, you have to come out to everybody you know." It would be phenomenal. And it would be nice if everybody could just accept that it's not a choice, this is who you are. … I don't hide who I am any more. Everyone in the tennis world pretty much knows who's gay and who's not; the only reason I would like it spoken about publicly more is that I wish everybody would realise that, "See all those people you admire? Out of 10 of them, four are gay, and I just want you to know that your child can still idolise them."
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By Nathalie Hardy
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The next time there's an election in Yamhill County, Brian Van Bergen will be in charge of counting the ballots instead of being on them.
The Newberg native won his bid for the non-partisan position of county clerk with 27,942 votes.
He ran unopposed after incumbent Becky Stern Doll removed her name from the ballot for missing a filing deadline established by state statute, disqualifying her from a general election ballot that was heading for the printer.
Stern Doll mounted an unsuccessful write-in campaign.
Van Bergen said he enjoyed the campaign and is looking forward to taking office in January. He isn't wasting time, though, he said: he is already delving into the Board of Property Tax Appeals training manual.
"BOPTA starts right when I get in to office. I'm going to dive right in," he said. "We have an election right around the corner as well. A special election that I'm quite confident some cities will have measures on, so starting in March we'll be getting into the next election cycle."
He said he also plans to improve the elections website and start the process of getting caught up on the Commissioners' Journal.
A Newberg native, Van Bergen graduated from Amity High School, and then earned a bachelor's degree in management and business information systems from George Fox University.
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FORT WAYNE – Trea Turner's single in the 10th inning gave the TinCaps an improbable 12-11 comeback victory over the Lake County Captains on Thursday in front of 8,103 fans at Parkview Field.
Turner's broken-bat single scored Henry Charles from third base as the TinCaps (22-24, 52-63) scored the last nine runs of the game.
Fernando Perez's grand slam home run to center field tied the game at 11 in the eighth.
It's amazing, Perez said. There's no way to explain it.
Ronnie Richardson, Charles and Josh VanMeter got on base before Perez's shot off the Captains' Juan Beras.
I just went up there trying to not do too much, Perez said. I was lucky he left the pitch up in the zone, and I put a good swing on it.
The TinCaps scored four runs in the seventh and eighth after trailing 11-3 in the seventh.
Credit our guys for sticking with it and continuing to swing the bats, TinCaps manager Michael Collins said of the comeback.
The win by the TinCaps ties Great Lakes in the race for the second of two second-half playoff spots in the Midwest League's Eastern Division, a half-game behind Dayton for the first spot and now a half-game ahead of Lake County.
It was the opener of a four-game series against the Captains (21-24, 48-67).
That's a big momentum swing for either team right there, Collins said. It was a big swing in (the winner's) favor, and we need to make sure we are ready to play tomorrow.
It was definitely a turning point in the game, coming back, and everybody loves a walk-off.
The comeback ties for the largest in franchise history since becoming the TinCaps in 2009.
It's just great for the team, Perez said of the win. We have been playing pretty good ball lately. This just gives us more confidence, and hopefully we can keep doing the same.
Trailing 3-0, Lake County scored five times in the third, once in the fourth, twice in the sixth and three times in the seventh.
The Captains outhit the TinCaps 19-12 in a nearly four-hour game.
Perez finished with six RBI, while Charles scored four runs and knocked in two. Richardson scored three times, and VanMeter had two runs scored.
Ryan Butler (1-0) picked up the win, while Alexis Paredes (3-4) took the loss.
TinCaps starter Yimmi Brasoban went 3 2/3 innings, giving up nine hits, six earned runs, striking out four and walking three.
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Yasser Faisal, an Al Jazeera cameraman who was killed in Syria, is laid to rest in his hometown of Fallujah, Iraq.
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Reflecting on the life and death of cameraman Yasser Faisal al-Joumaili in Syria.
A courageous cameraman is killed in Syria.
But even as they brace for the cold months ahead in Iraq, they have not lost their culture of hospitality.
Syria's sectarian war is spilling over to the neighbouring Lebanon, leaving many concerned over it's future.
Netanyahu's insistence that military action is an option should not be dismissed. But could Israel actually hurt Iran?
The Shia ceremony marking Imam Hussein's death 1,333 years ago is also a time to remember those lost in recent battles.
Shadowy anti-terrorism force is state answer to rising sectarian violence. But many fear its extra-judicial tactics.
Baghdad is a city afraid of itself. Yet despite 30 deaths a day, bombs and sectarian strife, the world no longer listens
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WHY no ziti in the Western US?
- Midlife Jul 24, 2010 11:59 AM
I've been aware of this geographical disparity but realized I have no idea why it is so. It doesn't seem to be like the difference between a hero, a grinder, and a hoagie. If I'm understanding it correctly, ziti is essentially smooth penne with flat cut ends. Are there other differences............ I mean beside the fact that your grandmother made baked ZITI, not baked smooth penne?
Mostly, I'd like to know HOW something so much a part of family dining in the East could have totally disappeared West of the whatever divide. I've never seen Ziti in the pasta aisle at any major market in SoCal............... though I'm sure I'd probably find it a someplace like Claro's Italian market.
"I've never seen Ziti in the pasta aisle at any major market in SoCal............... "
Really? I know for a fact that Barilla (in that ubiquitous blue box) makes ziti pasta. And Barilla is in just about every major supermarket chain in SoCal (Ralphs, Vons, Pavilions, etc.).
Are you talking about something else? Fresh ziti, maybe? Even that's pretty easy to find.
I'm prolly missing some other distinction, but having grown up on the east coast for a while, and living mostly in Chicago, with a few years here and there in the southwest, I think ziti is called either penne or mostaccioli once you cross the Mississippi. Baked Mostacioli is on a lot of menus.
re: gordeaux
i don't know about the geographic dividing line, but indeed mostaccioli = mezze penne, but ziti is something else -- according to this handy dandy chart: http://www.food-info.net/uk/products/...
you gotta love the italians!
Ziti in Chicago (and maybe elsewhere west) are mostaccioli. In southern Italy, mostaccioli can also refer to a honey-sweetened Christmas cookie, whose shape and flavor vary locally. Penne are neither ziti nor mostaccioli. Back in the day, the now-common, short ziti used to be called mezzani or mezza (half) ziti, since the base form was a 12' long narrow tube, which my grandmother would break in two by hand. Some large and traditional Italian markets still sell these longer ziti. Ziti are not rigatoni, either, since they are not grooved (rigati) but smooth (lisci), although they can share the same dimensions. The chart linked to below is from a UK source and only complicates matter for US buyers. Hope this can help clear up a delightful mess.
re: alkapal
Only meant that the plethora of synonyms it offers can confuse an even more confusing domestic lexicon, which changes over time: for me, and for many of my generation I suppose, fusilli were always the long fusilli col buco (hole) rather than the short form shown here and so common today. Spaghetti is often called vermicelli in Naples, but anyone assuming they're the same in the US would be misled. Dat's all.
re: bob96
Hey bob96. I think I wish I had met your grandmother. Did she make fusilli with a ferretto?
Mostaccioli, the cookies, are found in Rome too and are wonderful. The name derives from "mosto," grape must, which was used as a sweetener even in antiquity and is still the basis of traditional sweet-and-sour dishes.
In "Encyclopedia of Pasta" mostaccioli are synonymous with penne (i.e., bias cut), and that is what I recall from the US (East coast). Ziti (also known as zite in southern Italy) are tubular and cut straight across. I believe the industrially made ones are narrower than penne. They are of Sicilian origin (though found throughout the south) and, as you say, were originally long. The name means "grooms" or, for zite, "brides", and they used to be served at weddings. (How "zita," bride relates to "zitella," old maid, would be a tangent onto which I'm not going to venture.)
Pasta names are wildly variable from place to place (way below the regional level), so it's not surprising that different manufacturers and different areas of the US display a certain inconsistency or fluidity of terminology.
re: mbfant
Nonna only made simple tagliatelle--even though she was born in Calabria the only fusilli we had were Ronzoni's, in the era before mass imports like DeCecco. The pasta rolled around a slim iron rod, or ferretto, is still common in Calabria (called, variously, fileja, fusilli, or maccaruni 'a casa, in my encounters, and always served with a ragu) and the south in general. I'm now totally confused about the penne/ziti/mostaccioli connection, but in most of the US today, ziti are always straight cut, narrow tubes about 3" long. Some imported, "artisanal" pasta brands may use different names, though, for this cut. Whatever it's called, I love it.
I do think penne and ziti are pretty much the same thing. If there is a difference it may be that ziti is cut flat on the ends and penne is cut on the diagonal. I may need to recheck the shelves if ipse's right, but I just don't recall seeing the word ziti on pasta packages here.
On the other hand, if you look at the link below (from the National Pasta Association) what they show as 'ziti' is much longer and thinner than penne, and I'm pretty positive I don't see what's in that picture on market shelves here. And.............. it doesn't look like what my converted-Italian Aunt used to make.
re: Midlife
Penne translates as quills or feathers, and refers to the angle- cut ends that do resemble the ends of old quill pens. The ziti image you show might refer to the long form ziti, scarce on supermarket shelves.
re: Midlife
DeCecco makes ziti too, they have it at Gelsons.
re: BubblyOne
I've honestly never seen anything with the name 'ziti' on it in a regular market that I can recall, but there's a Gelson's near me I'll check next time I'm there. Funny, but DeCecco's website lists ziti but NOT mostaccioli. http://www.dececcousa.com/Pasta/
Now................... the next question would be whether there's any real difference between baked ziti, baked mostaccioli, and baked penne.
re: Midlife
Pasta that is ribbed definitely has a different texture than smooth, and holds up differently.
re: coll
I agree with you, coll, on pasta with lines definitely having a different texture than pasta with no lines - plus, it seems to hold the sauce better. Prince Pasta makes "ziti with lines", but I've just started using penne, as I prefer the smaller noodle. I still call it baked ziti, however. :-)
And then there's the dreaded Noodleous Doubleous: http://www.fred.net/tds/noodles/noodl... (Although cooking the pasta for 18 minutes is absolute sacrilege!)
re: LindaWhit
Thanks for that one, Linda! It puts some of CH's scientific pissing contests into perspective.
re: greygarious
LOL! I like to think that Sam would have enjoyed that experiment for the fun of it. :-)
re: LindaWhit
I like to use pipette for pasta carbonara, because I put frozen peas in at the end and most of them wind up cupped in the pasta like a jai-alai cesta and pelota. Maybe a study of the percentage is in order.....
re: greygarious
Campanelle pasta does the same thing with peas :-).
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re: LindaWhit
Hey Linda- I think you are on to something with the dish called "baked ziti". I'm wondering if it isn't just now used as a generic name by some for that type of casserole. I've made/had many a baked ziti, with pasta other than ziti here in CA.
re: BubblyOne
Aha!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think you're probably right, but then the question is.....................
Is it REALLY baked ziti if it's not made with ziti?????
I'm not sure I want to start that one.
re: Midlife
According to the NY Times, yes.
re: BubblyOne
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re: Midlife
LOL..I see you are in OC, it's at the Gelsons Newport and Dana Point.
I think there's something to this poster's perception. I won't be surprised if people might find Eastern USA style ziti pasta here and there in a CA supermarket. But pasta shapes are one thing; food cultures are another. I think the issue is the relatively low profile of Italian-American families in CA and the West. Analogous cases might emerge with Jewish-American foods. Plus, isn't baked ziti one of those dishes especially likely to feature at informal multifamily gatherings, potlucks, etc.? That might reinforce its profile in the Northeast. The West is not famous for how close together extended families live, resulting in fewer gatherings defined by family traditions.
I spent many years living at various places on the West Coast (CA, mainly). During that time I was a devoted food explorer, as I still am. But I literally had never even heard of ziti until I began to spend time in the Northeast (upstate NY). Maybe baked ziti was on a menu here or there in CA, but the dish just didn't really have much visibility. It was never what's for dinner.
re: Bada Bing
Another factor is that the Italian-Americans on the West Coast (or at least, San Francisco) are primarily from a different geographical region than the ones on the East Coast. Most Italian immigrants to San Francisco were from Genoa and Lucca and not southern Italy like most Italian immigrants to the East Coast. This difference is reflected in what emerged as the dominant cooking styles on each coast.
I grew up in the Bay Area and I never heard of baked ziti until I started reading chowhound.
re: Ruth Lafler
The more widespread Italian name for this is pasta al forno, using any short, tubular cut, baked with any combo of cheeses (usually mozzarella and a grated cheese), sometimes small meatballs, sometimes with sliced, fried eggplant, always tomato sauce. It's a common family dish throughout the south, originally, now widespread. The more elaborate stuffed shells (or, in Naples, stuffed paccheri) is a more elaborate festive spinoff, the filling either ricotta or meat.
re: bob96
In the Boston area, a chain called Comella's calls this "The Mess". They have a wide variety of add-in choices so I think they make a mega-batch with pasta, sauce, and cheese, then mix in the customer's extras and finish under a salamander. The one I visited had only a few crowded tables but a booming takeout business in hot custom orders and ready-to-bake chilled/frozen pans of it. http://www.allmenus.com/ma/newton/150...
re: greygarious
If they stuck it under a salamander, wouldn't it come out all crunchy? I hate crunchy baked ziti.
I was raised in the Southwest and had never heard of it until my work took us to Long Island back in the mid '70's. We were there 4 years and everything was baked ziti. Every wedding, funeral, party, everything. Have some baked ziti !, Mmmm baked ziti ! Oh boy, baked ziti ! ...........
re: mrbigshotno.1
Funny, mrbig! And too true. Luckily, I love a good baked ziti, so the routine of them was never one of life's tougher hurdles.
re: alkapal
What about that 'chicken spaghetti' stuff they make in Texas?
re: pdxgastro
no, i don't think that is common throughout the "deep south" (or even "the south") -- at least not in my experience. maybe this merits a thread? i know there was a thread a while back regarding regional dishes.
re: alkapal
bbq spaghetti in Memphis?
re: bbqboy
that's just it -- it is memphis. what i'm trying to figure out is the southern equivalent of "baked ziti," namely "so widespread a baked dish or casserole" that you'll find it at virtually every family, church or social gathering in the south.
i'm going to start a thread. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/723545 -- and i won't limit it to being baked.
I get the feeling from my limited travels that back east "red sauce" Italian is more of a big thing, and baked Ziti really falls on that side of the dividing line Out west, Italian food seems to be more "white sauce" and not red and white table cloths.
From the Boston area: In the supermarket today, I noticed the Barilla section had ziti, mini ziti, AND mostaccioli and penne. Mostaccioli, which according to this thread is the ziti equivalent west of the Mississippi, is a somewhat larger version of penne, slant-ended and non-ridged.
I just wish the pasta manufacturers would make more than just a few common shapes of whole grain/whole wheat pasta. It seems to be a trend, but is moving slowly.
re: greygarious
Don't pass by the Barilla Campanelle (already mentioned above). It is the most perfect tubular pasta. And mini penne is always in my pantry in the winter for soup.
When i make baked ziti for my husband (not crazy for it myself) I always use two types of pasta to make it more interesting: for example half ziti and half penne. It's such a boring dish to me, albeit beloved by so many.
re: greygarious
Interesting--Barilla's mostaccioli is more like the cut found by this name in Italy. Any Chicagoan would bet the bungalow on mostaccioli = flat cut = ziti.
I was at my local Ralphs in So. CA last night and saw ziti from both DaVinci brand and Barilla brands.


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UCF pitcher Eric Skoglund eyes MLB draft tonight
This won't exactly be Eric Skoglund's first go-around with the MLB draft. Skoglund, who recently wrapped up his junior season with UCF, was drafted out of Sarasota High School by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
But the stakes are higher for the 6-foot-7 left handed pitcher this time around. Eric Skoglund, known as "Sko" to his peers, is projected to be drafted in the second round after a stellar season where he was named the American Athletic Conference pitcher of the year.
We caught up with Skoglund for a few questions before he plans to watch the draft at his brother's home in Sarasota with friends and family.
Orlando Sentinel: Congratulations on being named a Gregg Olson Award semifinalist. What was your reaction when you found out?
Eric Skoglund: I was actually kind of surprised. It's a blessing to be a semi-finalist for that award and I couldn't have done it without my coaches. Coach [Terry] Rooney is an unbelievable pitching coach. And just the support of my teammates this year was unbelievable. I'm very thankful to have a great group of guys around me that made that possible. It's definitely a blessing.
OS: How disappointed were you guys about not advancing to the NCAA regionals?
Skoglund: It was definitely hard on us. We thought we earned a spot in the tournament, but the committee didn't think we had it to advance onto the regionals. But like coach told us, we did have opportunities to solidify ourselves for a spot and we just didn't come up when we had those opportunities. That definitely fuels the fire for next year in the fall when you lift. That'll just motivate you even more to work harder throughout the year. It was definitely heart-breaking for everyone though. It was definitely a tough day.
OS: Speaking of next year, it's safe to assume that you won't be with the team next year. What will you miss most about UCF?
Skoglund: Just being around all the guys everyday. It's definitely gonna be really hard. I made so many friendships that I'll have throughout the years of my life and I met them here in college. It's gonna be tough to not see everyone every single day again. From sun up to sun down, that's who you live with. That's pretty much your brothers and of course the coaching staff as well. We're all family. That's how they run it at UCF. I'm sure I'm definitely gonna miss that.
OS: Who are some of the pitchers you look at in the MLB that you liken your game to? I know [Tampa Rays] David Price and you are about the same size and he's left-handed as well.
Skoglund: David Price is definitely one of them and Cole Hamels, he's with the Phillies right now. He's got just an easy, smooth delivery kind of like myself and doesn't put a lot of effort on it. He just has unbelievable off speed. They both know how to manage the game really well which is something I've been looking for throughout this past year and a half. You know in the big leagues it's more about how they manage the game, not just how they pitch. Inbetween those pitches, [you study] how they take their time, just seeing the mannerisms on the mound is definitely a teaching point for me and all pitchers throughout high school and college.
OS: You're projected to go in the second round of the MLB draft. Do you have any ideas of what teams you might end up with?
Skoglund: I know that some teams have more interest than others, but it's so unpredictable. You really have no idea what teams really like you. I know coming out of high school, the Pittsburgh Pirates I literally talked to them maybe one time coming out of high school and that was it. I was talking to the St. Louis Cardinals more than anyone out of high school and I thought I would be a St. Louis Cardinal and ended up being a Pirate and I was like I barely even talked to them. So it's very unpredictable and you really have no idea until you get that phone call.
OS: Once you sign your first big contract, what's your wish list item that you'd love to get?
Skoglund: I'm probably gonna end up sending my parents to Europe for about a week. I'll get their air travel and tickets and what not and give them a little surprise. My mom and dad went to Europe on their honeymoon and they've always talked about going back and I thought it would be a nice surprise to get them a week vacation over there and have those memories back. That'd be pretty cool.
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Students on the Gamera human-powered helicopter team at the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering have unofficially satisfied two of the three American Helicopter Society Sikorsky Prize competition requirements with a flight that unofficially lasted 65 seconds, stayed within a 10 square meter area and hovered at two feet of altitude. This flight also establishes new unofficial U.S. and world flight duration records.
Pilot Colin Gore, a materials science and engineering graduate student at the Clark School, was in the cockpit for the flight.
"The key to our students' success is the professionalism they have brought to every aspect of this enormously difficult challenge," said Clark School Dean Darryll J. Pines. "Our students are not only highly creative engineers, but are also able to build on past successes in a systematic way, learning and improving as they go. They would compare favorably to professional engineers anywhere."
The flight was accomplished in a revamped Gamera II vehicle. Since the flights earlier this summer, each blade has been extended and the vehicle now measures 114 feet across from blade tip to blade tip. The structure arms have been enlarged to accommodate the larger rotors.
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FORT MYERS, Fla.- It's a story of how bad things happen to good people. Two girls were taken out for a party weekend and never returned! But these girls are actually mannequins and have been an eye catcher outside of a Fort Myers restaurant.
Tonight- the owners want their girls back!
For the employees at The Cadillac in Fort Myers, two of their favorite workers were rented and never returned!
"They were the best employees! They never complained, never asked for a raise, never came in late, never wanted to go home early," said consultant Vincent Orisino.
Millie and Trudy usually stand outside of The Cadillac, dolled up in a sundress, greeting guests as they come in.
"The first time I came in the place, I had to back up and look again and one of them looked like a girl I knew, but it didn't move," said restaurant customer, Tree.
Millie and Trudy caught the attention of a group of women who decided they wanted to party with the mannequins.
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So they asked if they could rent the girls for a weekend, and the owners said 'yes' for a small price. Vincent Orisino rented the girls for $300.00- $250 of that would be refunded when the mannequins were returned home safe.
"I feel violated that they took advantage and took those poor things that are defenseless and cannot speak for themselves, it's terrible."
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"We will miss Millie and Trudy, they were the original mannequins here and no one else can ever take their place," said Orisino.
There is a reward, dinner for two at The Cadillac, for anyone who brings back Millie and Trudy. Two new mannequinns have been ordered and will stand outside the restaurant when they arrive.