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Rick Nash needs to find twine again. Starting tonight. It's a game day. It's the Florida Panthers who always seem to trip up our boys in blue. If ever there was an occasion not to play down to the level of your opponents it's tonight. Let's jump into the musings. Rick Nash needs to be better. The past few games – starting with a few turnovers against the Islanders – he hasn't been that dominant forward we've enjoyed for the most part of the year. This is the time of the year you need your best to be your best. That said, I think we see a strong game from Nash tonight. For those of you that haven't seen it, this is a nice little article on Lundqvist, on TSN. Just shows even without being a particularly old goalie, how much respect Lundqvist carries and what kind of impact he's had on the league. There are probably many league goalies that look to The King for tips. This time of the year, it's about results. These next three games are in my view not just must wins but should wins. A team that needs points with the Rangers' talent level should be maxing points in this next three. In fact, if the Rangers play to their talent level (a big ask this season for sure) there's no reason they cannot win at least five of six. Big ask, but doable. As I read Andrew Gross' comments on Marc Staal the other day I felt like his career was in jeopardy. Why? He's adjusting his eye sight and depth perception and still has blurriness. I mean, at an elite level your eye sight shouldn't need readjusting as you go along. I can just imagine the possible mistakes in games that cold materialize. Of course, I may have been overreacting but I still feel Marc Staal is anything but certain to return to his old level at this stage. A friend asked me at the deadline; 'who are these guys that the Rangers got for Gaborik?' I told him I was happy with the return but particularly excited to get a guy with John Moore's upside. He's starting to show what he could achieve. Tortorella's seen some McDonagh in him. You have two of those guys in the same top six and just wow. Get Staal back and this top six is young and absolutely stacked. Under-appreciated: now he's fit, Arron Asham is showing that he could be a nice compliment in the bottom six, beyond this year. If the trade deadlines additions show anything it's that JT Miller and (despite his call up) Chris Kreider belong in the AHL this year. That's not a long term concern; they're just not ready for full time big league play. If the Rangers were looking for more scoring when Brian Boyle went down I would have given Christian Thomas another shot. Kreider should stay in the AHL. If Kreider has come back up to play Boyle's bottom six minutes it's just a bad call. Thirty one skaters have suited up for the Rangers this season (correct me if I'm wrong). That emphasizes the lack of consistency the club have had this year. Question Time: 7 games in; would you retain Ryan Clowe and for how much? How many points would you be happy with from the next four games? With an average of 16 minutes/game is Zuccarello producing enough? Would you start Marty Biron again this season? Where do you see Carl Hagelin's long term spot in the line-up? That's it folks. I'm more nervous about a home game with the Panthers than I should be. Given the criticism from the Flyers game we should expect to see a strong feisty start from the Rangers. This is the (latest) biggest game of the season tonight folks. Later skaters Tweet
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PLAYERS: Rick Nash, Marc Staal, John Moore, Arron Asham, Chris Kreider, Brian Boyle, Christian Thomas, Carl Hagelin
TEAMS: New York Rangers, Florida Panthers
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Friday, March 20, 2009
Firsts, or seconds
Have you ever felt like your head was so full of stuff you wanted to say that you just didn't know where to begin? That's how I'm feeling right now:
Unwarranted alarmist bloggings about the proposed Food Safety Modernization Act of 2009, H.R. 875.
Sod busting today at the White House for Mrs. Obama's new veggie garden.
The first day of spring, and it's 28 degrees??
Number 2 son's 16th birthday.
A buggy bug talk with no Power Point projector.
So, how do I fit all that into one compact little blog post? If I ended it now it'd be nice and compact wouldn't it? But then I'd feel like I hadn't given you your money's worth (Arrgh! I just compared myself to AIG!).
First, let's get this H.R. 875 jazz out of the way. I don't claim to know a lot about politics, but I do know the basic workings of the legislative process. A similar bill was proposed in 2007 and it failed, I give the new one the same chance. But this isn't to say we shouldn't be aware of what's goin on. However, let's not be obtuse about the situation because then you risk being seen as ultracrepidarian.
Secondly, some folks (my lovely wife included) are having a great deal of difficulty picturing Michele Obama actually workin in a garden. My wife says the First Lady may get out a time or two for a photo op, but probably won't do a lot of weeding herself. I suppose if I had someone to do weeding for me (Dale Haney is the White House gardener, I've not Googled him yet but give me a few minutes, there.) I doubt if I'd bend over backwards to get it done. So, maybe she won't, but then again, maybe she will. I have no trouble picturing Ms. Michele in an old pair of jeans and a short sleeved shirt (and I'm not saying anything about her biceps) hoeing a garden.
Third, spring has sprung is how the sayin goes. But I'm a realist when it comes to zone 5 western PA gardening. Here, unless you have a greenhouse or live in a microclimate, it just doesn't stay warm long enough in March to do anything in the garden. Plus, it's usually a mud pit anyway. So, we try to schedule a little trip south to Kentucky at this time of year so we can experience the true arrival of spring.
Fourth (and why am I counting these things off??), I have four children. Of those, three have birthdays this month. Do you remember your 16th birthday? I can tell you what I remember about mine in two words: drivers license. The other day I stopped in at the Drivers License Center and picked up a copy of the drivers manual for my son. I had just downed a lukewarm cup of coffee before I left the house and knew that I'd be needing to pee pretty soon. I also knew there'd be a public restroom at the DLC. Ladies, when you're using a public restroom please lock the door behind you so that the unexpected doesn't happen at a most inopportune time, like when your panties are down around your ankles!
Lastly, I am looking forward to my "The Good, The Bad, and The Bugly" bug presentation tomorrow. I gave this talk last July at the public libary and it went over quite well. My wife asked if I'd be interested in giving the presentation to the ladies in the Herb Thymers herb club. How could I refuse? But I'll have to do without a Power Point projector since I don't own one. I guess I'll just have to rely on my skills as an educated orator (read: fake it).
Here's one of the pictures I'm using to get the Herb Thymers attention:
Have a great weekend and with March Madness in full swing I may not be around till Monday! Happy first day of spring!
18 comments:
- flydragon said...
Haha. I always knew Clint was a praying man...
A little show at the DLC???
- March 20, 2009 at 3:12 PM
- Roses and Lilacs said...
Love the picture.
I don't understand the criticism of Mrs Obama. She may not garden herself but will give it a cachet that lots of people will want. Its great to introduce new people to gardening.
- March 20, 2009 at 3:18 PM
- Daisy said...
Love the picture!! As for the first lady gardening, I think she'll be too busy. I can see her rolling up her sleeves and getting dirty, though. The girls might really enjoy the process, too.
- March 20, 2009 at 5:45 PM
- Terri said...
I'm not sure I agree with you about alarmist bloggers, although I'll 'fess up to a bias since I blogged the topic myself. Still, I am reasonably sure that the folks who are supposed to be representing us don't read half the bills they're voting on, so when something comes up that looks problematic, I write and encourage others to, as well. The simple fact that something doesn't make sense hasn't stopped our lawmakers in the past and I don't expect it to in the future!
Great photo, by the way!
The verification word: berstax. The berstax are out in droves now that spring is (almost) here!
- March 20, 2009 at 5:49 PM
- Frances said...
I agree with Marnie. Mrs. O is a very busy lady with a schedule that would give most people nightmares. The fact that she cares enough about the food we eat to have this garden speaks volumes. I sure don't expect her to do the dirty work, that's what paid staffs are for. She can select what is grown and eaten though, and probably will. That poor woman using the ladies room, maybe she was in too much of a hurry to lock the door. Always knock first is a good rule. The bug talk sounds delightful if that photo is any indicator!
- March 20, 2009 at 5:51 PM
- Fern @ Life on the Balcony said...
Regarding HR 875, while I agree with Terri that half of the legislation passed these days seems to only get a once over after it has been passed, a lot of what is being said about HR 875 is a bit on the alarmist side. I've read some blogs that are convinced that it spells the end of organic produce and farmer's markets. Come on folks! Even if it is passed, why shouldn't farmers be subjected to the same food inspection rigamaroll that restaurants go through? If hole in the wall restaurants can do it, so can small farmers. If they are already following good safety practices, it shouldn't be that much of a burden on them. And some sort of oversight on food labeling has been needed for a loooong time. Yes, it is more work for food producers, which in turn causes food prices to go up. But consumers need a reliable way to know what it is they are eating. And quite frankly, if food suppliers had done a better job of policing themselves, no one would be putting forth a law like HR 875.
- March 20, 2009 at 6:54 PM
- Susie said...
Boy did I enjoy this post! The bathroom story was pretty hysterical! Nuff said about that!
That picture of the Clint Eastwood bug will definitely get those ladies attention.
Okay, I'm still laughing at the bathroom story.
- March 20, 2009 at 11:10 PM
- Greg said...
HR 875 is the brain child of Monsanto, ADM and other mega factory farm companies. Control the food, control the people.
I have to disagree with Fern,being in the catering/food service business I can tell you that there is a world of difference between regulating a greasy spoon than a truck farmer. If you go to a farmers market and pick up a tomato that's rotten, you know it right then, whereas you don't know how long that burger layed out raw on the counter with roaches using it as a highway before you ordered it and you can't see the salmonella that's about to ruin your day or your life. With the economy the way it is, more folks are gardening and plus with the rise in popularity with organic farming the folks at Monsanto and ADM aren't happy and they are dangling campaign contributions in front of the politicians that are in their pocket so they will take care of the little problem before it get's out of hand.
- March 21, 2009 at 7:41 AM
- Dave said...
I'm not going to comment much on that bill as I'm hoping it won't pass and I hope it doesn't have an effect on small farmers or home gardeners.
If I had the opportunity to be in the garden at the White House I know I would. Everyone's lives are different so I won't fault Mrs. Obama for not getting out to the garden as much as I would.
Love the bug picture!
For now on when I see Mantises I'll be thinking "Go ahead, make my day."
- March 21, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- walk2write said...
I'm glad your thoughts are swirling, TC. This post is fantastic! Lots of food (not fodder) for thought. I would love to hear your bug talk. Maybe one of these days you could do a video and share it on your blog? Good Lord, that bill is a piece of work! I'm not so sure that I like it, either. Too many items are vague and open for misinterpretation and manipulation by bureaucRATs. A national food safety standard is a good idea but ultimately another mountain of paperwork and burdensome costs that fall on the backs of small business owners. I hope that White House gardener has a strong back and a fearless disposition. He will be held accountable if the garden doesn't measure up to some pretty unrealistic expectations. Yeah, I can see it feeding the household from time to time but hundreds of guests at state dinners? As for organic, what about the pesticide/herbicide residues lurking about in the soil that has just recently been home to a lush lawn? Don't get me wrong. I think the WHG is a great PR idea, and I congratulate the O's for supporting the gardening movement. They just need some intelligent advice to guide them down the garden path. TC, you should submit your application.
- March 21, 2009 at 1:25 PM
- marmee said...
so many topics so little time. i do have a hard time seeing mrs. o gettting in the garden unless there is press around. look what she had on to start the garden, not exactly the right attire. love the picture u are using for the presentation.
- March 21, 2009 at 6:52 PM
- TC said...
FD: Yes ma'am, it was a show alright. And I wasn't the main attraction! ;~P
Ms. Marnie: I hope so. I was a little disappointed after seeing a couple of photographs of the "ground breaking." It looked pretty much like it had been staged. And the video out about it looks that way too, there's no sod being broke, no dirt on the shovels or rakes. Oh well, I guess that's the kind she'll pass on to someone else.
Ms. Daisy: Thanks for stopping in! And I too can surely see her getting dirty, but will she? It didn't look much like she wanted to when I was watching the news reports about it.
Ms. Terri: You're allowed to disagree here. I always encourage pithy rhetoric. And your points are valid. (The berstax haven't appeared here yet.)
Ms. Frances: I'm sure Mrs. Obama has a busy schedule and I'm glad about the garden too. I just think they should have shown actual work being done, by someone. And you're absolutely right; I should have knocked first and you can rest assured that I will from now on!
Ms. Fern: Well said and I think you bring up a valid argument. I also think we need more and highly qualified food inspectors.
Ms. Susie: I'm glad you were entertained, I love it when folks enjoy themselves here! The herb ladies were entertained as well and I got many compliments. Now stop laughing at me. ;~P
Hi Greg, good to have your input here and I think you have brought out some important points. Constructive dialogue is always helpful and the more you know, the better you understand. Thanks for stopping by and I hope to see you more often. ;~)
Dave: Although you didn't "comment much," you said just enough to make a great point: "I hope it doesn't have an effect on small farmers or home gardeners."
W2W: Indeed, I've been full of thoughts about that proposed bill. I do know we need a better system for checking food safety, and I think one of the ways to make it better would be to have more highly trained food inspectors. Those of us who grow our own, and who have access to locally grown, are pretty sure of what we're getting.
And you're absolutely right about that bill. I didn't read through all of it (Lord! who here could?) but the stuff I did read was pretty much open for all kinds of different interpretations by all kinds of different farmers and gardeners and food producers and food eaters. Maybe you and I could sit down and write up a standard that might be less wordy and vague. But who'd pay us??
And that's a great point about the organic side of the garden. I'm pretty sure they'll have the soil tested once the sod is removed, that should tell them if there's bad dirt in with the good.
If you know of a group who needs a speaker, I'd be willing to head south!
- March 21, 2009 at 10:53 PM
- TC said...
Ms. Marmee: You feel like that too sometimes eh? And I thought the same thing when I saw what she was wearing. I've not seen gardeners here out in the dirt dressed like that. But maybe she aims to start a new trend? ;~)
- March 21, 2009 at 11:00 PM
- Weeping Sore said...
That's one scary bug you have there. And the food safety bill is also scary. If it becomes law, it could interfere with my plans for world domination that begin with me canning my own tomatoes and selling the sauce at the farmer's market.
- March 23, 2009 at 2:09 PM
- TC said...
WS: I think it's scary too, but I'm not panicking, not yet anyway. And when your reign of world domination begins, can I be your tomato gardener? ;~P
- March 23, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- Helen @ Gardening With Confidence said...
I wish all my bugs looked that good!
- March 24, 2009 at 8:05 PM
- TC said...
Helen, thanks for stopping in. I've always had a crush on Clint, and yes, I'm not afraid to say a man's handsome. ;~P
- March 24, 2009 at 8:16 PM
- Helen Yoest @ Gardening With Confidence said...
...me either...
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Green Day American Idiot Lyrics
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Don't wanna be an American Idiot
Don't wanna nation under the new media
And can you hear the sound of hysteria?
The subliminal mind fuck America
Welcome to a new kind of tension
All across the alien nation
Where everything isn't meant to be okay
Television dreams of tomorrow
We're not the ones who're meant to follow
For that's enough to argue
Well maybe I'm the faggot america
I'm not a part of a redneck agenda
Now everybody do the propaganda
And sing along in the age of paranoia
Welcome to a new kind of tension
All across the alien nation
Where everything isn't meant to be okay
Television dreams of tomorrow
We're not the ones who're meant to follow
For that's enough to argue
Don't wanna be an American Idiot
One nation controlled by the media
Information age of hysteria
It's calling out to idiot America
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Where everything isn't meant to be okay
Television dreams of tomorrow
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Actually | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/11/12
Actually some of you have no idea what ur talking about. This is about how america is conontrolled by government and media, maybe even the illuminati for instance. Its just saying how americans or rednecks are too blind and cant see pas what theyre being used for
GD vs. MCR | Reviewer: SH+ZM 4evr | 3/28/12
My Chemical Romance is going to beat Metalica. Green Day must beat Adam Lambert at all costs. I want to see My Chemical Romance and Green Day face off in the MTV march madness 2012. Go MCR+GD!
Who do you trust? | Reviewer: Nicolai | 2/3/12
So, I've never really been a fan of Green Day. I heard the song (somewhere) and parts of the lyrics caught my attention. I'd previously written Green Day off as 'unserious' and too 'produced' to be worth anything in the grand scheme of things. However, being a popular music band with a relatively long history and substantial success, an argument might be made that I'm wrong. I don't think I was wrong, at least not so far, but I welcome the critique Green Day offers of our media-infected society and its 'subliminal mind control America' (excuse me for using a cleaner language than the original lyrics). I sincerely hope that the critique is authentic and represents the true opinions of the authors, and isn't another cheap trick to gain more profits. I also hope (though my hope is modest) that people listen to the music and hear the lyrics. Maybe it could encourage a little less unconditional acceptance of the medias' portrayals, for the media has become the errand boys of financial and political bastions.
r tards fuckin up lyrics..... | Reviewer: rg | 1/14/12
lovely...... some fuckin retard screwed up these lyrics and i gotta go submit corrections..... who the fuck is hirin retards to write the lyrics to songs when they don't know em????? and it is about time the republican party was kicked out of the white house.... after 8 fuckin years of stupidity the us is finally rid of bush.... god he screwed the country up bad.... and when bush had a shoe thrown at him in iraq that one time, i wish the shoe had hit him..... bush would've deserved it for fuckin up the country so bad.... fuck u bush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
name and song | Reviewer: Ink Raven | 1/13/11
Im changin my name to Blood Bird, cause that describes me more, but any way, i realized i could get guitar tabs on PC, so i printed out TABS for these and a few others. believe it or not, the hardest part is the single note solo.
yeaa | Reviewer: eric | 10/6/10
This song is about all the people in America who let the media dictate what they believe. Having no thought for yourself does in fact make you an idiot. I love Green Day. They are fantastic.
This song rocks.
Im completely right-wing, so I can agree with all these lyrics in a time like this. Blehh. Obama sucks
Green Day | Reviewer: PitbullsForever | 9/18/10
HAHAHA!! Best band ever!!! Saw 'em live in Denver 2010! This site's got some screwed up lyrics though.... They are 1 of the few good bands out there right now. I STILL THINK Green Day is "The Network" you can SO tell. Sorry guys, you didn't keep it a secret! ^_^ LUV GREEN DAY!!!!!!!
r-tards | Reviewer: Ink Raven | 5/10/10
yet again another retard was given the task of writing lyrics. in the first verse, it is: Don't Want a nation UNDER THE NEW MEDIA. not "that doesn't know media." bunch of effin retards on this site.
G.D. | Reviewer: Ink Raven | 5/6/10
Green Day is the best f****** punk rock band ever! oh, and Simple Plan. does any1 cept me know why they named their band Green Day? its because they all love marajauna! dont believe me? go to Wikipedia and type in "Green Day!"
Green Day album review | Reviewer: Ink Raven | 5/6/10
This is my review. Green Day is a great punk-rock/alternative rock band. Each of their albums have a theme. Nimrod is like growing up, while Dookie is more of a "live in the moment" type of thing. American Idiot is more of a "look at what we're like." Every song sticks to a theme. and don't forget Green Day fans: "Know Your Enemy"
If any1 wishes to see my comment on poser G.D. fans, go to the "Know Your Enemy" page.
green day band | Reviewer: kristin schoubroek | 3/30/10
the green day band is so hard rock. i saw their band bout 3 years ago. billie joe armstrong has the most hot body ever on a rockstar. the led singer and playe the gutar is realy hot on my part. the lyrics for american idiot are awesome. i realy understand what he means to say in his lyrics. it tells a story bout his life and what happend.
I love the song. Selling out? Please. | Reviewer: Charli | 10/26/09
whether or not "fuck america" music was popular in the early 2000's this song still signifies more. yea, maybe it was their intention to get caught up on the "fuck america" bandwagon but its not selling out. sit back and think about all the ridiculous things that we as americans do because of the media. The media has us like puppets on strings. nobody misses out on that. tell me you dont do a single thing because of the media and i will tell you that you are a lier and prove it. so many things have happened in this country because of the media. Media and violence is a major problem in our country and we allow it to be. If someone wants to write a song about it, all the power to them. maybe if more people would let go of their pride and take a good look around they might realize that infact this song might have been made to latch onto the "fuck america" bandwagon, but what it ends up representing is so much more. this is one of the best songs ever made. i am american through and through. yea this song is a bash at us and yea greenday wouldn't be famous without the media. that in itself makes it even better. it must mean alot to someone who is willing to bite the hand that feeds them in order to get a point across. i'm sick of all the shit being said about this song. it's a great song. The presidents are another story themselves, i'm not a fan of either bush or obama, but neither of them sit there and tell you to turn on your tv and radio. neither of them make you listen. everybody is responsible for their own actions. own up. Best song ever Greenday.
well..... | Reviewer: nobody | 9/5/09
hmm... i dunno... i've read about 3 pages of the review and got confused instead. the first time I hear the song I think that song means that they said to you Americans, not to be an idiot. Why must americans? Of course you all asked that. But I think that' probably because they came from America continents, right? If they were from Asian, maybe it's name is not 'American Idiot' anymore. Instead it's 'Asian Idiot'. ^^; So that doesn't mean they said clearly 'Americans are idiot!' Nah, I think it's more of 'some idiots from America'. But we all know idiots not just come from America, right? That's a few things about what : want to say. Sorry for my bad English anyway. I'm just 13, and what's more, my mother tongue is not English.
Not Punk? Fuck America Bandwagon? Sell Outs, Huh? | Reviewer: Meloria | 7/20/09
Man, some of you people are a trip. I've been listening to punk since '78, and though Green Day is more polished, they are not sellouts. Don't forget many bands recorded their own stuff, because they couldn't get signed. Not that they didn't want to be, no labels would not. Bands became frustrated by this and it came through in the music.
While it's true most of their music is soft by comparison to a lot of stuff out there, it's still punk. American Idiot embodies the "punk" philosophy. Politics and anti-corporate sentiment inspired punk rock.
And, to the person who says there was a Fuck America mainstream bandwagon when this song came out, you are totally full of shit. It took eight excruciating years before I heard the collective pop of the mainstream pulling their heads out of their asses, and began questioning our government, again. In the early 2000s, we were deemed terrorist sympathizers and told to leave if we didn't like what was going on, or if we questioned the Bush Administration.
An european answer to reviewer Joe | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/29/09
Can't believe my eyes what Joe wrote in his review: for him it's okay to learn history from movies and he believes USA join WWII to help Europe. What about Pearl Harbour and the nazis plans to invade USA after Europe was occupied ??!!.... "The USA has been good to its foreign neighbors"- hey Joe are you an employee of the Ministry of foreign affairs??!!
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A selection of one and two bedroom apartments in this superb building located in the heart of historic Shepherds Market. Herford Street is within easy reach of the shopping and theatres of the West End, Buckingham Palace and stunning Royal Parks. These apartments offer comfort and privacy to residents and there is flexibility with the term of stay from one night to six months. Some apartments offered with large private terrace.
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Lounge/dining room: fine furniture and all furnishings, flatscreen cable TV, DVD, CD stereo, direct dial telephone, dining table seating for six.
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Bathroom: marble tiled with bath, shower and WC, hair dryer, towels.
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The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog (ABBB) is an American rare dog breed, believed to have been developed in the Alapaha River region of southern Georgia. They are recognized for intelligence, athleticism, and a protective nature. If raised correctly, they are noted for excellence in obedience, agility, weight-pulling, and Schutzhund.
Displaying a natural bulldog type, the Alapaha is nevertheless a sturdy, well-developed, and muscular breed. Descriptions of its size vary greatly, calling for males anywhere from 70 to 90 pounds (32 to 41 kg) give or take 10 lbs standing 20 to 25 inches (51 to 63 cm) at the withers, females smaller at 55 to 75 pounds (25 to 34 kg). Ears and tail are natural, with no cropping or docking. Colors of the Alapaha are varied, preferred to be at least 50% white with patches. They can be predominantly solid-colored with white, or solid white. Patches are generally merle, brindle, solid blue, black, chocolate, red, fawn, seal, or tri-colored. Some dogs are piebald spotted. They are more recently seen in blue merle, red merle as well as fawn or chocolate merle. Eye color can vary from brown to blue with some dogs having two-color eyes or one eye showing two colors. Grooming requirements are minimal, due to the breed's short, close coat.
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The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog is very intelligent and learns quickly. Puppies are easy to house-train and fast to learn to walk on a leash; adults are known to excel in many dog sports, including agility, obedience, and protection work due to their intelligence and athleticism. ABBB respond best to positive training.
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The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog is very energetic and athletic. They may do well in an apartment if they are sufficiently exercised. They are very inactive indoors, but will do best with at least an average-sized yard. They are used for working cattle and catching hogs, and therefore their muscles are long and powerful, and must be exercised regularly. Their muzzle, which by standard should be 2 to 4 inches in length, makes breathing easier while running. These athletic dogs demand exercise, enjoy long walks, running around and playing.
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Enroutte, this was the first time I saw Boreal this packed. I've been there like 3 times already and it's never bad - Soda Springs next door is almost always deserted as well. I guess Dec 27-30 are the peak days of the season, as Boreal was literally PACKED. In the dining lodge, people had to sit and crowd the floors. There was a 15 minute line just to get into the food/serving area.
It is small, though - but still my favorite. I've been to Squaw, Kirkwood, etc. etc. - resorts with 2,000-4,000 acres (Boreal is puny at only 400 acres) but had bad experiences. Squaw, Kirkwood, and the Sugar Bowl all had super packed ice and the 'snow' was rock-hard. Bad, bad, bad.
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Rodriguez, G., Dorado, A. D., Bonsfills, A., Gabriel, D. and Gamisans, X. (2013), Optimization of Oxygen Transfer through Membrane Diffusers for Biological Sweetening of Biogas. Chem. Eng. Technol., 36: 513–518. doi: 10.1002/ceat.201200603
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The Colleyville Heritage boys cross country team finished second overall at the district 6-5A meet this past weekend to advance to region.David Strome won an individual district championship with a time of 15:55.00, and while coach Will Carter said he is proud of Strome and his boys team, he is equally proud of his girls team, which finished fifth."It went really well for us," Carter said. "All of our top five girls ran either a season PR or a near PR, so it is kind of a double edged sword there. The girls finished fifth and did not make it to the regional meet, but they ran spectacular. I can't lose too much sleep with the way they ran."Jenny Covington (19:48.41) finished seventh overall on the girls side and did qualify for region."She just ran lights out," Carter said. "It was very good for her."On the boys side, Strome won the meet by eight seconds, and Carter said he was pleased with the way his next three runners performed, as well."We had a few people that were either nicked up going into the race or during the race, but then the other boys really stepped up," Carter said. "Eiler Schiotz, Jacob Hethcock, and Riley Dodson all ran incredible, and it was because they had to.""With David, he was in a really precarious position...because it was the first meet that he actually went out and led and people were trying to run him down. He responded really well."Carter said his objective for Strome at the regional meet is to run how he is capable of running."With the way practice went this past Saturday, he is rolling," Carter said. "I don't want to say any specific time, because the first 400 to 800 meters at the regional meet are always a crap shoot. I expect for him to get out well in that 400 and 800 meters and then to complete. Obviously, the goal is to be in the top 10 so that he can go to the state meet."Based on his training and how he has run at his past meets, he should feel very good about his chances of being in the top 10 or top 15 of the regional meet."Southlake Carroll sweeps 4-5A meetThe Southlake Carroll cross country teams swept the district 4-5A meet this past weekend.Jacob Pickle won an individual championship with a time of 15:17.79 and the boys team won with a point total of 38, seven points ahead of second place Keller Timber Creek.On the girls side, Samantha Young (18:55.32), Katie Burnham (18:55.58), Antigone Archer (18:55.79) and Moriah Dadson (19:12.01) finished second through fifth at the meet.Northwest's Kellee McCann won the meet with a time of 19:12.01.Grapevine boys shine in 6-5A meetThe Grapevine boys cross country team finished first in the district 6-5A meet this past weekend, finishing with a score of 26 points.Kirby Simon (16:03.30) finished second overall, while teammates Alex Cleveland (16:25.00) and Riley Gonzales (16:38.00) finished fourt and fifth.The Grapevine girls also won a team championship, finishing with a score of 33 points, 38 points ahead of second-place Irving Nimitz.Skyler Simon (19:01.81) won an individual championship at the meet, while teammate Brooke Smyth (19:24.38) finished second and Lauren Edwards finished fifth overall with a time of (19:45.72).L.D. Bell's Grace Mayer finished third overall with a time of 19:40.88 and Trinity's Noelle Ortiz (19:43.85) was fourth.Joshua Girls win District 8-4A meetThe Joshua girls cross country team won the 8-4A district meet this past weekend, with its top five runners finishing in the top seven spots.Soren Underwood won the meet with a time of 19:22.13, while teammates Julia Tucker (19:29.48), Kelsey Newton (19:42.17), Tana Frisk (20:11.56) and Kenzie Russell (20:11.93) finished second, third, sixth and seventh respectively at the meet.Joshua finished with a score of 19 points, 47 points ahead of second place Burleson Centennial.
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On the way: STS9, Nov. 5 at Fayetteville Town Center
August 11th, 2014 at 11:07 am
Here's a clip of STS9 performing at the Wakarusa Festival earlier this year. The lights, man. In case you didn't get to see instrumental electronic rockers STS9 at Wakarusa, you'll now have a second chance. The band's first tour (aside … Continue reading
On the way: Foster the People, Oct. 9 at the AMP
August 4th, 2014 at 1:41 pm
This song, "Coming of Age," is by indie rockers Foster the People. The Walmart AMP is a very young venue still, but it managed to book this band for an October show. I've heard it 100 times. At least. 'When … Continue reading
On the way: Santana, Oct. 5 at the AMP
July 28th, 2014 at 8:19 am
Santana's performance at 1969's Woodstock event, during which he played the song "Soul Sacrifice," earned him national recognition. His current tour will bring him to the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion this fall. It's a rare guitarist who gets the band … Continue reading
On the way — The Avett Brothers, Sept. 26 at the AMP
July 15th, 2014 at 8:37 am
Good morning! Here's a "Morning Song" for you, courtesy of The Avett Brothers. Here's some morning news, too — the band is heading to Northwest Arkansas in late September. The Avett Brothers are known for several things, among them writing … Continue reading
On the way — Drive-By Truckers, Oct. 28 at George's
July 10th, 2014 at 11:41 am
With all the rain today, we may end up with some Fayetteville Oceans. The song above is "Made Up English Oceans," and it's courtesy of the Drive-By Truckers. Southern rockers and consummate bar band Drive-By Truckers have recently extended their … Continue reading
On the way â Phantogram and J. Roddy Walston @ George's
June 24th, 2014 at 11:17 am
Don't know Phantogram? You might "Fall In Love" with the critically acclaimed electro-pop act. Or this video in particular. It's really neat. George's Majestic Lounge has a unique way of announcing big shows at the venerable Dickson Street club. Most … Continue reading
On the way â Tim McGraw, Aug. 7 at the AMP
June 23rd, 2014 at 9:47 am
Here's Tim McGraw's latest video. The song is called "Looking for That Girl," and it's a departure from the sugary sweet pop country of his earlier days. His latest tour date announcement finds him coming to the AMP. [Update at … Continue reading


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He'll also be signing his new Radical comic, INCARNATE, which he both wrote and drew.
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