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By Qasim Eisa
Are you a distance learning student?
Do you face some difficulties in studying your course?
Do you have fear toward your examination results?
Our post today covers everything related to students of online and distance learning.
First let me talk about traditional learning at full and part time programs. Below I list some characteristics;
What is The Characteristics of Offline or Campus learning?
- Offline learning students have predetermined schedules.
- Campus and classes are the bedrock of Offline learning.
- Teacher, students and learning atmosphere are all tangible things of student's life.
- In Offline there is always some thing is pushing students to keep studying because there is deadline.
- Motivation inspired from the atmosphere whether from students, teacher, library, etc
As we find how offline learning offers a variety of advantages to its students.
there are also some disadvantages for example:
- If the student is working he can't easily manage his time with studying full time or part time course.
- The tuition fees of full time is usually higher than online learning.
- Time is also an important factor in full time programs, wherein students should drive to college's campus, find a parking, arrange their schedule in advance, etc.
You will find now the differences between full time, part time, or offline learning program, and the online learning and distance learning.
What is The Characteristics of Online Learning or Distance Learning?
- Students of distance learning or virtual learning can study anytime and anywhere from their laptop.
- No deadline, and there is always extension for the duration of the study with some extra fees.
- Saving time is most important advantage, where no need to travel, drive to your college, and no parking difficulties.
- Student can studying on sofa, desk, or even bed. It is more comfortable.
- Tuition fees are somehow lower than full or part time programs, anyhow USA universities' tuition fees are in same level with full time program.
As a student you notice how the disadvantages of full time learning are converted to advantages for the online learning and vice versa.
So advantages of campus learning or full time programs are fully or partially will be converted to be disadvantages for distance learning students.
- The social part of full time study is not available for online learning students.
- No campus, teacher, students, or library available.
- Student is alone, he has to do everything by himself.
- No motivation for the student to push himself like his peer students campus learning.
- Students of online learning should have the self-motivation to study, and their time management should be accurate.
We see the advantages and disadvantages of the both studying mode, so students of the online learning enjoy a comfortable way to study but in the same time they should have extra self-motivation to study more, and research more on each subject and issue they are studying.
As a student of distance learning, it is important to manage your time, motivate yourself, and do many research to have the full knowledge about the subject you are studying.
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Updated Tue, Jul 10, 2012 3:33 pm
Columbus, OH
Updated Tue, Jul 10, 2012 3:33 pm
Ironton is getting $125,000 from the state to make street improvements.
The funding was announced today and is from the Community Development Block Grant Program.
The Ohio Department of Development says the improvements will be made in the Ohio University/Medical Campus area.
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Skywayman: The Story of Frank W. Abagnale Jr.
Practicing and Evading the Law
While in Louisiana, Frank met up with a stewardess who he met during his deadheading adventures several years prior. The two dated for a while, but the woman never knew Frank's real identity for fear that she might expose his illegal escapades. Instead, Frank led her to believe that he was not only an airline co-pilot but that he also had a degree in law, although he never practiced.
During a party one night that the two attended, Frank's girlfriend introduced him to a lawyer who worked in the offices of the state's district attorney. The lawyer took an interest in him, especially because Frank claimed that he received his law degree from Harvard. The lawyer told Frank that there was a position open at the attorney general's offices that he should pursue. He said to Frank that all he had to do was take his university transcripts to the examiner's office and apply for the Louisiana bar examination. Once he passed the bar, Frank would be able to fill the position.
It was a challenge that intrigued Frank and he believed that he might actually be able to pull it off. Not long after his conversation with the lawyer, Frank made counterfeit transcripts, allegedly from Harvard Law School. After conducting research on the classes offered at Harvard, he gathered the necessary materials to construct the mock transcripts. The end result was impressive. Although he had never seen an actual transcript from the law school, it looked as if it might be able to pass as real. He decided to give it a try and put it to the test.
The next step was to attempt the bar exam. Frank studied law books for weeks before he felt confident enough to take the test. Once he felt he knew a sufficient amount to pass, he registered with the examiner's office, supplying them with his fake transcripts. Eventually he was summoned to the office to take the exam. It was no surprise that he flunked, since he had never attended law school in his life.
Frank later stated in an interview with Faraci that "Louisiana at the time allowed you to (take) the Bar over and over as many times as you needed. It was really a matter of eliminating what you got wrong", which was exactly what he did. Surprisingly, after his third try Frank passed and received a license to practice law.
Shortly thereafter, Frank applied for the job at the offices of the attorney general. Following an interview, he was hired as a legal assistant working in the corporate law division of the attorney general. He was also given an annual salary of approximately $13,000. Frank had risen to the challenge and succeeded in his quest. There was no doubt that his art of deception had rivaled some of the most talented con artists in history.
According to his autobiography, Frank enjoyed his new position, regardless of the fact that he was more or less a glamorized errand boy, fetching documents and even coffee for his superiors. Even though he acquired the job under false pretenses, Frank was earning a somewhat legitimate living, which paid well. It seemed as if he had found his niche, yet Frank's false sense of security didn't last long.
The attorney general had on his staff another lawyer who happened to be a real Harvard graduate. Frank began to feel the pressure, especially when the new lawyer made repeated attempts to befriend his alleged fellow alumni. When the lawyer began to ask too many questions about his background, Frank became particularly uncomfortable. He knew that if he were to stay there for a prolonged period of time, his scheme would be uncovered or the authorities would eventually catch up with him. Frank decided to leave his job as a lawyer and pursue another career.
Frank fell back temporarily into his old persona as an airline co-pilot. This time, he acquired a second uniform from Trans World Airways (TWA) and created a new FAA license and ID pass card. Thus, he had a complete set of credentials for both Pan Am and TWA. Once again, he was free to travel around the world, cashing bad checks with unsuspecting banks.


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So the new shrubs and annuals made it through the summer heat waves and pouring rain with little casualties - just some browning on the sides of the boxwoods. Would love to know if I should invoke the warranty and have them replaced? I'd love to bring color this spring with some bulbs - looking at White Flower Farm mail order. Is that an economical way to go? I love tulips and daffodils seem to do well and are economical. Would love any ideas about color combinations, where to plant and how many to plant? Considerations are - the 2 front beds (mostly shade) The long bed along the hedge in the next photo The tree bed in the last photo. Thanks! |
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- Posted by deviant-deziner Oh zone (My Page) on Sun, Aug 25, 13 at 14:17
You may want to inspect your boxwood a little closer to make sure that you do not have the dreaded boxwood blight that has taken hold in New England. If you're unfamiliar with it, do a google search and you'll find lots of info from the Extension Servive with excellent photos + cultural info. A "little browning" is not enough to ask for a refund but if you purchased diseased shrubs, that is another story altogether. White Flower Farm sells high quality bulbs. They are not inexpensive but you can rely on their quality and they provide a catalog with great color and styling info, this can be helpful if you need a little artistic direction. If you have a large area such as yours, an idea of how to blend colors and "over plant" with a flowering cover crop then I would suggest buying from Van Engelen . From looking at your photos , your yard could easily gobble up several hundred to a thousand bulbs . The front raised bed in the last photo could take 3 to 500 for a full on display, but if that is not in your budget I would start with at least a minimum of two hundred and cluster them in drifts or clumps of 35 to 50 each ( no less than 35 or it just looks skimpy wimpy.) Fill in between with spring blooming color cover crops such as pansies, alyssum or forget-me-nots OR use smaller carpet like grape muscari bulbs. As a proportional example the pots in the photo below have about 12 tulip per 18 inch pot. I can fill 4 pots with a sack of 50 tulips / $ 25.00 |
Also, remember that most of your bulbs will be doing their show before the big trees have completely leafed out. There would be enough sun for the display. Will there be enough for them to recharge? Probably! I have seen them do well in worse situations. You might want to also check with your local garden center to see what bulbs they will be offering. You can get them whenever and you also keep the money in your community. Nothing against online places, I have done lots of business that way, just a thought. Jim |
White Flower Farm is far from economical, I would check with your local garden center as Jim suggested and for the very reasons. What they sell will likely do well for you. Critters love bulbs so be aware of what might come 'round to munch your purchases. Pretty place, I hope you find some perennials to put in for when the bulbs stop their show. |
While it's nice to include bulbs as part of the show, it's not much fun to plant them (initially or when they must be replaced) in areas where roots of trees or woody shrubs (like hedges) compete. In the 3rd photo, it looks like the shrubs are arranged without a lot of organization. For the sake of nice bulb showing, you might wish to consolidate shrubs more and create spaces for bulbs that are farther away from tree and shrub roots. Where you can't get far enough away from woody roots, it might be best to lean toward bulbs that can naturalize and don't need replacement. |
I had the hardest time finding this post again. thanks for the suggestions. I ended up ordering about 200 or so bulbs for now. Tulips, daffodils and hyacinths for starters. After having spent years on indoor projects and renos, we are now just learning about the outdoor projects. So we'll see how much we dislike planting bulbs and if it's really hard, then we'll pack pots I guess. Love the pots you show dev-dez! Just beautiful. Can you tell me more about how you organzied? you obviously had to know how to arrange based on height, right? When could I plant these in pots, and can I put in the garage or shed to protect from snow and shovels and bring out in Spring? Or should they stay outside in the elements all winter? Can anyone recommend some perennials to plant for after the bulbs have their show? I have PRM rhodies, a dward lilac, azeleas on the side, 1 peony on the side and a few others. Thanks again. |
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Giving thanks for a few of our favorite albums
By Britt Chester
Shortly after being expelled from my first high school, I found myself with an abundant amount of time on my hands, not to mention a car, a part-time job that supported a growing marijuana habit, and, perhaps most importantly, time to drive around in Banner Elk, North Carolina, listening to whatever I wanted.
I was sixteen years old at the time, but I listened to music like I was much more mature. I got Outkast's third album, Aquemini, from a friend I used to skateboard with, and from the moment I laid my virgin eyes on that sexual glowing profile of a goddess on the cover, naturally, I was hooked.
The album opens with a melodic chanting over a harpsichord and subtle guitar strings before dropping straight into "Return of the G," which, regardless of all the lyrics in the song, made me feel like a boss as I was matriculating back to my old stomping grounds of my previous high school. I didn't wear gators, nor did have any kids, and I had never driven my vogues near a sidewalk. Regardless, I was returning to my previous high school, and for that, I felt like a gangster.
I'll save you my thoughts on "Rosa Parks" because that song received such critical acclaim that I don't really have anything new to add. "Skew it on the Bar-B," however, was a great song to light up to at any moment, and the rain stick noises on the title track immediately piqued my interest until the 3:23 mark, when the song really kicks in with Big Boi going off, only to be trumped by Andre's walking lyricism.
The core of the album -- basically "Synthesizer," "Slump," "West Savannah," "Da Art of Storytellin Pt. 1," "Da Art of Storytellin Pt. 2" and "Mamacita" -- made for easy listening between the bangers. Once I hit "SpottieOttiedopaliscious," I understood the full range of talent that Outkast possesses. That track marked the first time that I felt anything sexual during a song, and for some reason, the trumpets still remind me of pure sex. It's just a sultry song, despite the story being told. "Chonkfire," meanwhile, is still the song that I hum when no one is around. In fact, if anyone ever says the words "rats," "mice," "snakes," or "pied piper," I instantly sing the chorus.
For me, this album marked a hopeful comeback from an otherwise dark era in my life -- an era that, granted, continued on for two more years, in which time I was expelled from yet another high school and then sent to rehab out of the state. None of this, however, changes my thoughts on Outkast, and it certainly doesn't change the way I view Aquemini. This album will always be one of my favorites, and no matter what, this album will always have a home on my playlist.
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Is a Second Crisis About to Hit the Commercial Real Estate Industry?
Dec 27th
If you were to look at the vacancy rates for CBD office space, retail space or even industrial, in any given market, you might be discouraged. You will find tenants working hard to maintain the space they currently occupy, extending and blending their leases in this tenants' market. You will see property owners making hard choices about which properties are performing or underperforming, which to keep as investments and which to sell. The picture may look bleak. But if you look deeper, there is hope.
Transaction volume is on the rise. Sure, the largest properties aren't moving yet, but brokers are working with clients across the U.S. who are taking additional space, moving headquarters, purchasing industrial production/distribution facilities. And the pace is increasing.
The recession rocked the industry to its core fundamentals, and it will take another few years before we see anything close to the transaction volume we witnessed in 2005-2007. But as investors come off the sideline, cap and interest rates stabilize, jobs come back, and consumer demand picks up, the commercial real estate market worldwide is starting to heal.
It won't be an easy recovery, but we are on our way back!
Russian Regions to Attract More Investment
Dec 23rd
I am often travelling to large Russian regional cities where we manage office properties and shopping centers, and I always feel how different these markets are in comparison to the Russian capital. Because they are much smaller than Moscow, they are often disregarded by foreign investors and developers. More >
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After approximately two years of reluctance for logistic properties, Germany's investment market has been recovering in that sector in 2010. More >
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Dec 17th
While it has been fun to talk about iPads and Nano chips, the next series of blogs will focus on technology implementation and support at the basic fulfillment level. I will try to keep it in plain English vs too much tech-speak, which is endemic to everyone in this technology world. More >
Retail Commercial Real Estate Analysts Watching A&P Bankruptcy Closely
Dec 16th
Retail analysts are watching the A&P bankruptcy very closely. A&P, which operates supermarkets under the A&P, Super Fresh, Pathmark, Waldbaum's, Food Emporium and Food Basics, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday. The corporation currently operates nearly 400 supermarkets across the northeast U.S.
What happens to those hundreds of locations now? How many will go dark and close, be sold to competitors or redevelopers? What impact will all these changes have on the other grocery brands (i.e. Shop Rite, Albertsons, etc) as the available markets come into play?
A&P owners contend that they will reorganize and emerge from bankruptcy as an ongoing concern. But with millions in debt, an expensive workforce and declining profits, the next step is clearly unknown.


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Bioplasmosis: At the beginning of the round, you may move one of your GF from one planet you control to another planet in an adjacent system.
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Hot For Teacher by Van Halen
I think of all the education that I missed.
But then my homework was never quite like this.
Got it bad, got it bad, got it bad,
I'm hot for teacher.
"oh man, I think the clock is slow"
"I don't feel tardy"
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I know those, I've had my ass kicked by one of those when I was about 15. Ripped me along my back and down my right arm, getting wrapped/stuck/tangled around my forearm, wrist area, which I than...
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I know those, I've had my ass kicked by one of those when I was about 15. Ripped me along my back and down my right arm, getting wrapped/stuck/tangled around my forearm, wrist area, which I than...
Aye I looked it up, google is our friend, I thought it was slang for something else.
We have them here in America as well, according to Wiki.
What is that, never heard of that before?
I saw the occasional man-o-war as well. Lucky for me I was close enough to catch a "flangae" across my knee, I have a nice little itchy red gash like mark now.
lol, Global Warming
I'm half sponger, I thought it was hilarious actually. Although I drop knee so most of the time its only waist to chest.
Just in time for the kooks and the Bennys to be gone too.
Man with conditions like these sometimes I reconsider there being a God.
Ohh dear god let Monday stay BIG!!!!!!!!!!!
I've been dying for some waves since, since, early JULY!!!! What a way to "end" the summer!
Don't all sharks have retractable jaws?
Cool none the less, as long as we don't find any Megladons.
One thing to say
B (Bayonne) E (Elizabeth) N (Newark) NY (New York)
Original meaning of it and where it came from.
Have any of you ever heard of this before. I caught it on Medical Mysteries about a month ago.
Essentially it happens only to first time surfers, from holding ourselves up with the back hyper...
I don't know where you going to go on the coast. Its looking slightly bigger, waist high kind of average over the weekend and supposedly carrying into Monday morning with a slightly larger size.
This is a typical weekend, now you can see the problem.
Yes that is Belmar. And dedicated is the wrong word to use.
My exact issue right here.
I'm not pushing for more beaches, just a real effort at keeping them for surf, body board, or swimmers, and not let them be mixed.
And just from a safety...
We have 2 stand up surf beaches and 2 bodyboard beaches. Both of which swimmers can swim at, this is the issue. We have places to go, but the swimmers are allowed to go there as well, and do.
I'm fairly new here, so I can't tell if this has been tried before, at least with these forums/site as a base.
My proposal is a letter writing campaign. I know, I'm asking for effort IRL as...
This is actually a very good point...
Some of the videos seemed like he had a hell of a time trying to stay on the wave. Seems like they don't offer up much speed.
Lol, I live in Jersey and from 102 to 156 looks ****ing dead for us.
But afterwards it looks like party time!
I'm going out naked on Friday. You'll notice me, I'll be the awkward guy.
I think surfing gets its just due in regards to other sports. I've heard a couple of people on ESPN say Kelly Slater is one of the greatest athletes of all time. And I could have sworn he made it...
They can always use a power generated wave.
I'm happy about this olympics, BMX is there. I get to watch some old friends race and crush the other countries into oblivion.
Also just occurred to...
Verizon service >>>>>>>>> AT&T.
I have a BlackBerry 8830. It's an awesome phone. Just picked it up a few weeks ago. Maybe you would want to give the BBs a look, but do your research and make...
I'm answering for Belmar, NJ
They are for about 9-10a, until 3:30 - 4p is the times they usually check. If I go after work I get there at about 4:15p, no need for a badge.
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More and more companies have taken to spec racing, with everyone from Lamborghini to Opel hosting their own modified versions. Recently, Nissan has presented their own racing version of the 370Z, and what a car it is. Also known as the Nissan 370Z Nismo Z-Challenge Spec, the series will allow aspiring racers and amateur enthusiasts to compete against each other in identical machinery. The final version of the ride is expected to be unveiled at the Tokyo Auto Salon next month, and from the looks of it, it should turn out to be similar to the existing 370Z Nismo RC.
As a reminder, the latter packs the same 3.7-liter V6 as the roadgoing model, but modified to Nismo spec at 350 HP. The vehicle has also been fitted with other competition-grade enhancements like brakes, suspension and more. Although the Nismo series is sure to be more affordable than something like the Maserati Trofeo or Bentley's upcoming Continental GT3 series, Nissan's 370Z RC already has a price tag of around $164k, and the cost of participation for one season is sure to boost the bottom line even further.
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Forums >Off the Beaten Path>Now I REALLY want a treadmill!
Needs more cowbell!
• 6 duathlons (1 Olympic distance)
• 130#s (and stay there, gotdammit!)
Abs of Flabs
You may get 8 only if you promise to shoot a video just like it
...or 8 k
Roads were made for journeys...
gimme some sugar, baby
I wonder if there's an outtakes reel out there somewhere--now THAT would be hilarious! k
How many takes do you suppose they did? Did you notice one of them was fighting to stay on his feet at one point?
I want the CD because I love that song...are the rest of the songs as good?
BTW, where are those guys from? I saw one thing that referred to them as a Chicago band, but I am not convinced...they seem very british to me.
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Medical Appliances Sophisticated Sidekick
by Erin Biesen, Associate Editor
Home Diagnostics, Inc. looked to Texas Instruments to help create a small high performance, inexpensive single chip for a disposable glucose meter.
Home Diagnostics worked with Texas Instruments when it wanted to create a compact, disposable glucose meter.
Currently, the glucose meters that Home Diagnostics, Inc. (Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, U.S.) offer are about the size of a cell phone. The company conceived of shrinking it to about the size of a half dollar and putting it on a vial of test strips to create a travel-size glucose meter that could be disposed of when the consumer had used all of the test strips.The changes needed were substantial. "The electronics we had been using inside in larger meters included several chips: a microcontroller, an analog front-end chip, a power supply chip, and a temperature sensor," relates Gary Neel vice president of research and development. The company looked to several suppliers for the components of the new, smaller meter. "We realized that Texas Instruments was the best fit for us due to its technology capability, expertise in mixed signal analog and digital design, and the management team, which is very good at execution."Texas Instruments established a very aggressive schedule by industry norms to help get the product to market quickly. Home Diagnostics had samples of the application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) within 6 months. Texas Instruments already had the MSP430 CPU (central processing unit) core, which is an ultra-low power 16-bit MCU, and it also had the analog and digital blocks that needed to be integrated. Analog blocks typically include A/Ds (analog to digital converters), D/A (digital to analog converters) and signal conditioning, and digital blocks typically include CPU, serial interfaces, memory (Flash, RAM) and timers.Now all the parts had to be put all together on a single chip. "One challenge at the beginning was to understand exactly how the signal chain would go and all the characteristics needed of the system," says Juan Alvarez, marketing manager for the Dallas, Texas, U.S.-based chip supplier.Within 9 months Texas Instruments had sample chips ready for Home Diagnostics. Alvarez says, "I clearly remember that it was almost like a Christmas gift. It was Dec. 22 when I delivered two sample chips so that Home Diagnostics could actually look at them for the first time.""We had finished production chips in 9 months to a year. After production of the chips we started product scale-up and we were done with the project in 16 months total, which for a medical product is very quick," Neel tells APPLIANCE.Another successful aspect of the process was that the companies worked in parallel to make sure they met the deadlines. "There were a lot of different elements that are important to working together. One is to have an evaluation board; the other is to have a product-ready board (and that they) work in parallel with each other," says Alvarez. "For example, Home Diagnostics completely set up all the test hardware needed for the chip before the chip itself was even ready." Processes like this helped get the product qualified and to market on time.The biggest development obstacle was the price factor. The complete glucose meter with test strips needed to be inexpensive enough to be disposable but still allow for the company to make money on it.The chip, the MSP430 from Texas Instruments, provides all the hardware capabilities Home Diagnostics needed for the product. It has a high precision analog front end so it can read the strips, a LCD driver for the display, it has small size, it's disposable, and it is low-power so that the batteries last as long as the customer needs to get through the supply of strips.The Sidekick product has experienced nothing but success since it was introduced in the summer of 2005. Neel says, "Walgreens and CVS co-brand the product. They actually want their name on the product because they trust it, which is saying a lot."
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Posted onMarine power management product manufacturer BEP Marine announced plans to transition BEP Marine power components to the Marinco by BEP brand. It also will change its CZone digital switching technology products to the Mastervolt brand.
The brand transition will affect product packaging, collateral materials, signage, POS displays, trade shows and general marketing materials. In addition, the company's website at www.bepmarine.com will convert to www.marinco.com and BEP's CZone digital switching technology products will appear on www.mastervolt.com.
"BEP Marine is part of a worldwide marine electrical systems and components company that includes strong legacy brands Marinco and Mastervolt," New Zealand site leader Jarrod Sagar said in a statement.
"The company has diligently formed a cohesive global marine business focused on providing customers with industry-leading electrical product solutions, service and support. As part of the ongoing integration, we will consolidate and build on the strength of our key marine brands, which will support and expand our power management product lines."
The Marinco by BEP brand will represent the marine electrical component products segment; the Mastervolt brand will be the symbol of marine electrical integrated systems.
"The co-branding of the Marinco and BEP names will be ongoing," Sagar said.
"It is important that we listen to our customers' needs, that we continually innovate and we will do so under the Marinco, Marinco by BEP and Mastervolt brand names," said G.R. Schrotenboer, global marine business unit leader.
"Marinco and Mastervolt are leading global brands known for quality, innovation and technology. As we move forward, the brand consolidation with BEP Marine will provide a clear product and market strategy for our marine and mobile group."
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I'm happy ! It went from this --->
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cool and love your flamingoes did you paint them like that? |
Very nice! I have an old stump that we left about 5 feet high when we took down a tree and I want to do the same thing. What did you use for your spikes? I was going to use rebar pieces. Love the red bottles too :) |
Is that a lave ear bottle I see near the top? |
- Posted by toomuchglass 5 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 19:40
The flamingo in the picture is beaded -- the rest of them in the row are painted as a giraffe,a zebra,military & a clown fish . I used cut up brazing rods for the spikes. They're sturdier than I thought ! -- and lastly , I don't know what a lave ear bottle is ! LOL |
Sorry - that should read lavender. This stupid iPhone likes to guess what you are typing And autocorrect for you. |
Wow that came out great!! Also how did you hang the plates on the fence? |
- Posted by toomuchglass 5 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 21:24
Lavender !! LOL .... I thought you knew some fancy type of bottle ! I have 4 squiggle shaped bottles from the Goodwill - 2 are blue, one is purple & one is turquoise . They're marked Ikea on the bottom. The plates are just hung with nails in the fence. They've lasted 2 years now ! |
- Posted by jeannespines 4 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 25, 12 at 0:16
Yay! You did it! Once you got that drill 'loose!' Looks like a 'bottle tree' & very colorful! You should be happy! TFS! Jeanne S. |
So how do the nails attach to the plates? That would work really well for me since I seem to have started a glass flower factory!! |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 25, 12 at 17:37
You've got an awesome collection of colored bottles...so many different ones! Your bottle tree is looking great! |
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You did a really nice job on the beaded flamingo, toomuchglass! Your bottle tree is marvelous, and so colorful! Where did you find the red bottles? |
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The Mother Earth Sister Moon installation involves a humongous space suit that appears fit for a giant. But since giants only exist in stories and fairy tales, this incredible sculpture has been utilized for a fashion and design showcase. It features "pieces that present an exploratory storyboard of how the future was imagined during the Communist regime of the former Soviet Union," according to Psfk. It is also influenced by the Soviet space program as well as science fiction films and literature of the period.
Created by Polish-born, New York-based artists Joanna Malinowska and Christian Tomaszewski, the Mother Earth Sister Moon installation is a replica of Russian astronaut Valentina Tereshkova's space suit. She was the first woman in space. Thus, her larger-than-life legacy is aptly represented.


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Season's Greetings from Octomom! I wonder how much she got paid to sell her personal Christmas photos to news sources. Hopefully, more than she made at her yard sale. Anyhoo, here she is. Showing off her girls … and boys … and a random pony. Kind of like a sexy Mrs. Claus visiting an orphanage. Unsettling. [Us Weekly]
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Sinead O'Connor: 'A naked Playboy shoot is on my bucket list'
Sinead O'Connor has revealed that she would like to do naked shoot for Playboy magazine before she dies.
Speaking to Word magazine – via Digital Spy - the singer said: "There's so much I [would have] liked to do when I was younger and I was too miserable and Irish. A Playboy shoot is on my bucket list."
She continued: "And I like the idea of doing some interview in weird sex gear, talking about something really serious. The economy! You can talk about serious issues while you're bollock naked, on all fours, in your dog collar!"
The singer has just released a new album, 'How About I Be Me (And You Be You)?', and will embark on an UK tour in March.
Sinead O'Connor recently admitted that she took an overdose days before issuing a cry for help on Twitter.
The singer, who had asked her followers on the social networking site to help her find a doctor and confessed that she was feeling "unwell and in danger", told The Sun that she had taken an overdose in Los Angeles.
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Lutherville Commercial Realtor Indicted For Filing False Tax Returns
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Baltimore, Maryland - A grand jury indicted commercial real estate broker Henry Cole, age 55, of Lutherville, today for filing three false federal tax returns, announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein.
According to the three count indictment, Cole filed individual federal tax returns for tax years 2001 to 2003 in which he falsely claimed $2 million as capital gains to be offset by carry-forward losses, when in fact the money was ordinary income; falsely claimed a portion of an $800,000 charitable deduction for an easement donated to a trust, when in fact he had failed to donate the easement and the easement had not been appraised for $800,000; and falsely claimed $345,000 of business expenses which he in fact had not incurred. He also failed to include an additional $98,200 in income on his 2003 tax return.
As a result, the indictment alleges that Cole owes approximately $900,000 in taxes.
Cole faces a maximum sentence of three years in prison and a fine of $100,000 on each of the three counts. No court appearance has been scheduled for Cole.
An indictment is not a finding of guilt. An individual charged by indictment is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty at some later criminal proceedings.
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Set in the cosmopolitan town of East Kilbride , the hotel is within easy reach of Glasgow's city centre (7 miles), and is only 5 miles from Hampden Park which this summer plays host to many international music acts including Take That, Bruce Springsteen, The Eagles & U2. The main motorway network is easily accessible as is Glasgow International and Prestwick Airports, so whether your visit is for business or leisure, the hotel is conveniently located. Complete with 101 spacious air conditioned guestrooms and Wi-Fi available throughout, the hotel also offers complimentary access for guests to our impressive Triangle Health & Fitness Club, with fully equipped gym and large indoor pool, sauna and steam room - perfect for relaxing. The hotel restaurant 'La Bonne Auberge Bistro', is a concept started in 1975 by renowned restaurateur and hotelier Maurice Taylor. With established venues also in Glasgow city centre and Edinburgh, we aim to bring casual, relaxed dining with a hint of French flair to the restaurant scene in East Kilbride. There's lots of things to see and do in East Kilbride; visit the East Kilbride Shopping Centre, one of Scotland's largest indoor malls, stroll the cobbled streets of the attractive old village or there's Calderglen Country Park with its nature walks and adventure playground. There's also the East Kilbride Village Theatre, the Museum of Rural Life (formally the Museum of Scottish Country Life), golf, ten pin bowling, a multi screen cinema and an ice rink. Scotland's largest theme park, M&D's, and Hampden Park, Scotland's National Stadium are just a short drive away. On the other hand you could head to Glasgow city centre for a visit to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery, the Glasgow Science Centre or for a spot of shopping in Buchanan Galleries and Princess Square. If you are visiting Glasgow or East Kilbride on business, our fully air conditioned meeting rooms and helpful staff will create the perfect working environment for you. With capacity to hold events for up to 400 delegates and high speed internet access throughout the public areas, the Holiday Inn Glasgow-East Kilbride hotel is the ideal for any meeting or event.
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- The President of India has appointed Shri Kalyan Kumar Chakravarty, as Chairman of Lalit Kala Akademi.
- Shri Kalyan Kumar Chakravarty is a 1970 batch Indian Administrative Service Officer and retired in the rank of Secretary to Government of India.
- Shri Chakravarty will hold office till the end of the calendar year in which he completes 70 years of age i.e. upto 31.12.2017.
- The Lalit Kala Akademi or National Academy of Art is India's National Academy of Fine Arts.
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This is where I spend my time if I'm not at work or on the golf course. I took an old water pump from my DGF farm and turned it into a fountain. I used a half oak barrel with a 32 gal. black dishpan inside to hold the mini pump and the water.
This bistro set is under one of 2 gazebos I use on my patio in the summer to make a shady retreat. Looking back at the 2 gazebos from the landscape wall. There is a large black rubber spider on top of one to keep the birds from doing their business on top of the gazebos. LOL. This is looking out from my sunroom. I think this duck I am using as a planter, is actually supposed to be a bath wastebasket. I bought him and the little kids rubber boots to use as a whimsical touch. This is the view of the landscape wall in summer. And this is the same area on May 12 this year. I love spending time out there working on the weeds and reading, another one of my favorite pastimes.
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- Posted by patty_cakes (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 16:47
Candy, your yard is TDF! I absolutely love all the different levels~so many little areas to sit and have a glass of ice tea/lemonade or an early evening glass of wine. How long did it take to complete? Is the wall just stacked and not cemented and the patio pavers set in gravel? I'm in the process of working on my backyard landscaping, and need all the help I can get since i'm doing it on my own. ;o) |
- Posted by kathleen_li (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 17:10
It is a lovely oasis, Candy. Love the rubber ducky, very cute! |
- Posted by oldalgebra (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 18:41
Boy. Hardly seems like the last two pictures are of the same place. I love a tiered backyard. You've done a beautiful job. |
- Posted by janet1_2007 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 19:48
Candy, what a wonderful place to escape. You have a great eye for design. I"ve not gotten to work in my yard as much this summer as I did last, been babysitting my little 9 mo. GS and its hard to get much done with him, I had a large vegie garden, and that took most of my time, maybe next year, I can get back to my flowers. I love the way you have different tiers or levels and I love rock. Good work! Janet |
Oh what a lovely place to escape to! You've done a beautiful job on all the landscape design. I too love the tiers and so many interesting spots to sit and enjoy. DH has been wanting to make one of those water pump fountains too. I will definitely show him yours..it's just lovely. Glad you're enjoying all your hard work...you definitely deserve to. When I saw your last picture, I thought of my DB. He lives in Boulder, Co. I don't think I could get used to those long winters. brrrr jane |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 23:51
Patty, I think the bricks are just set on sand as weeds grow up through them, but the patios were built when we bought the house, so I don't know for sure. It does have an edge with the bricks on it cemented in place. We had the wall built several years ago, and the I believe he used some type of adhesive to hold the landscape bricks in place once he had them situated. The landscaping has evolved since then. The closest beds are a combination of annuals and perennials. The upper ones are mostly shrubs and roses. Thanks Kathleen and OA, We actually needed to build the wall as the yard all sloped to the house when we first moved in and after a torrential rainfall, the water was all running into the window wells and toward the foundation. Janet, what a wonderful distraction, and great reason for not spending time in your garden. You can plant veggies next summer and by then he can help Grandma water the garden. My 2 yr. old GS "helps" me water my flowers when he comes over, which is usually at least once a week. Jane, Most of the time, our winters are fairly mild. I can usually play golf all year long, and it even gets into the high 60's or low 70's sometimes in January. TTFN, |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Thu, Sep 2, 10 at 0:10
Lovely, candy...I can see that you stay very busy! Love all the brickwork also...and that you've created some shade where you can sit & enjoy your Oasis...the pump fountain is wonderful. (boo...on the snow pic...don't want to think of that yet!) LOL! TFS! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Thu, Sep 2, 10 at 0:21
Candy, I am going to have to take the 'easy' way out and just say DITTO for now. I do love your yard, and agree with everything that others said. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by lynninnewmexico (My Page) on Thu, Sep 2, 10 at 12:37
Ohhhhh, it's lovely, Candy! It truly is an oasis of calm out there! I can't remember if you've mentioned it before, but what part of the country are you in that you can play golf most of the year and still get snow like that? We get that here in New Mexico, which is the reason we're living here . . . DH LOVES golf and has since he was 11 y/o! Anyhoo, I really like your the raised beds and the flower placement. I can definitely see why you're in your garden a lot. BTW, great idea using the giant rubber tarantula to keep the birds away! Lynn |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Thu, Sep 2, 10 at 20:05
Jeanne, I am still hanging on to summer, but it was 52 this morning and only got up to 71. It is supposed to warm up again for the weekend. Yeah!! Tee times for all 3 days, woohoo. Thanks Karen, I know you would switch climates with me if possible. Hope you are feeling OK. Did you get your patriotic plates? Lynn, I am in CO and usually in the winter, I can play golf on a weekend or go to the mtns to ski, although I am a better golfer than skier! Granted the grass is brown and the ground is hard, but hey, I'm still playing golf. The spider does seem to work. If he isn't up there, then the birdies leave lots of spots!! TTFN, |
- Posted by yachter123 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 2, 10 at 21:17
Trying to catch up with everyone, so my replies will be short. GORGEOUS YARD, except for the snow pic!!!! I HATE SNOW!!! |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Fri, Sep 3, 10 at 1:25
I remembered the snow pic of your yard--it was very pretty, but I prefer the summer one with all your pretty flowers and rock walls! That is so neat that you were able to use your DGF's old pump for your fountain--those pumps are so neat! TFS Luvs |
Candy...I had to laugh at your reply ... My parents, who lived there for only 3 years, and my brother who's been living there over 30...all said the same thing about the Winters, and the Snow.. I guess hearing it from you...I'll accept it as 'fact' ! The part of Winter I don't think I could take, is it starting in Oct right thru May! jane |
Candy, lovely pictures of your yard and patio. So glad I had time to browse tonight and didn't miss this post. Love your pump fountain and the little butterfly is a wonderful addition. Punk |
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I guess it's not too early to start the rose alphabet. I've been so busy this yr, I'm surprised I had this many good blooms. The yard was neglected more this yr than ever before. I just don't have the energy to get out there and do all the needed cleanups, even when I do have the time. I hope the coming yr will be better!! Please disregard the ugly weeds and yucky backgrounds that may be found in some of the pics!! A WHITER SHADE OF PALE - one of my favorite acquisitions from Cliff's mother plant sale ABBAYE DE CLUNY - a rose that doesn't bloom a lot thanks to the damn deer ALL AMERICAN MAGIC - love the stripes ALLURE - wasn't very happy this yr, too much thrips... ALPINE SUNSET - one I nearly lost a couple yrs ago, has been slow to recover ANDRE WILLEMSE - one of Cliff's babies from last yr ANNE HARKNESS - love the color on this one APERITIF - love this one I got from Vintage a few yrs back APRICOT QUEEN - always seems to be more pink than apricot AUDREY WILCOX - an excellent rose and great bloomer AUTUMN BLISS mini - love the peanut-buttery color! AVALANCHE - been a good bloomer this yr Feel free to post your pics of roses beginning with the letter A. Will do the "Bs" later.... |
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- Posted by ken-n.ga.mts 7a/7b (My Page) on Mon, Dec 17, 12 at 12:52
Thank you :) I needed a rose fix. Haven't had anything since early November. |
Beautiful pics, esp the Abbaye de Cluny! I've talked myself out of that one in favor of the Buck Winter Sunset that will hopefully do better here. I still kinda lust after the Cluny though, must be that pesky Medieval studies degree LOL. |
- Posted by organicgardendreams z 10 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 17, 12 at 17:45
Hi Beth, thanks for starting the rose alphabet, again. You have truly gorgeous, beautiful and very unusual roses. My favorite this time is the very first 'A Whiter Shade of Pale'. Never heard of it before, but I am of to HMF to look it up to get some more info about it. Looking forward to the "B-roses". Christina |
- Posted by Kippy-the-Hippy 10 Sunset 24 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 17, 12 at 22:41
I am going to have to go take some pictures for the alphabet! Ambridge has about 40 buds right now, Alfie is a baby, and Abraham Darby might have a bud or too. |
Wow! What a lovely treat, after a long "famine". Now I'm looking forward to the "b". Thank you for sharing your lovely rose photos. |
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Hi guys! Sorry I didn't get back here sooner. Christmas! Ugh! I can't believe it's almost a new year already! Thanks everyone for the nice comments. And Kate your ANNE BOLEYN is just gorgeous! Hope you all have a great New Year! I have to apologize. The rest of the alphabet is going to take awhile to pick up. Unfortunately, shortly after I posted this thread, my son re-did my computer, and he was sure he saved all my files on my external hard drive, BUT... somehow the 2012 rose, garden and iris photos did not get saved!! Thankfully, the original photos downloaded from the camera are all there. So, I have to go thru them all and re-tweak them. Over 6000 photos. The real problem tho is IDing them all! About 20% I won't know what they are. It's a bummer... but my own fault. He did ask me to save the files myself, but I was too busy, and asked him to. Just shows ya... you want something done... you do it yourself. |
Oh, Beth, you have our sympathies. All those files! I'd be in despair! If you don't mind, I'm going to go ahead and start the "b" thread--not that I have that many "b" roses, but there are a few--and hopefully others will chime in with photos while they wait for you to plow your way through all those unmarked photos. Fortunately, they can be added to our alphabet threads any time you want. Kate |
Thanks Kate! Go for it! I'll add whatever I can as I get some tweaking done. Oh, I also still have some of the old photos in my Picturetrail albums, so I can add those too. |
- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Mon, Dec 31, 12 at 2:17
OMGoodness!!! I am in such rose withdrawal that I haven't been coming here - it just seems to hurt too much (I know that's kind of ridiculous LOL). The A roses are sooooo lovely. I can't get over how different All American Magic is from mine. And I totally sympathize with the computer - same thing happened to me (computer died) and all of my photos had already been downloaded and deleted from my camera. Hubby's going to try to retrieve them. Cross my fingers. Thanks everyone for the roses!! |
It's so mood lifting to see the lists begin again. Thanks, Beth, for giving us all a push and starting with the A's. As usual, you have many treasures I've never seen before, and the beauteous Audrey Wilcox is a stunner. I loved seeing the bloom trajectory of Ann Boleyn--so lovely, seil, and no dead heads rolled, either. Diane |
Here are a few of my A List. The photos were taken by my talented 14 year old granddaughter. diane |
Ooh Diane! I have ASCOT coming from Palatine. I'm so glad to see your beautiful photo! I'm gonna love it. |
- Posted by the_dark_lady z7 Amelia VA (My Page) on Tue, Jan 1, 13 at 6:58
I also have a few additions to our A-gallery. Please take a look. A Shropshire Lad Acropolis Agnes Schilliger Alchymist Aloha (Kordes) Angela Anny Duperey Apricot Impressionist Art Nouveau Artemis Aschermittwoch Ascot Ashram Astrid Grafin von Hardenberg Augusta Luise |
- Posted by Karolina11 6b (My Page) on Tue, Jan 1, 13 at 11:08
Dark Lady, how do you like your Apricot Impressionist? I need an apricot climber and that is the one I am most interested in but I can't find much information on it. Absolutely gorgeous roses everyone! |
- Posted by the_dark_lady z7 Amelia VA (My Page) on Tue, Jan 1, 13 at 11:42
Karolina, my Apricot Impressionist is only one-year old cutting from Heirloom Roses. Didn't do much growing in this first year, neither it bloomed decently. Much to wait for... Sorry, I am not of more help, this rose is very new for me. I have another apricot climber from Heirloom - The Impressionist, also very young plant. Beautiful blooms, but just like Apricot Impressionist, it didn't bloom much for me. |
Marina, I loved seeing the pics again of your Ascot, Astrid, and Augusta--the three A's I must have--two to go. The Ascot photo is one of my favorites on HMF. That big fat Aloha bloom is just stunning--it looks huge. There are so many beautiful apricots here, but Aschermittwock looks a bit like milk chocolate. It's yummy. Thanks for the lovely look at your roses. Diane |
- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Tue, Jan 1, 13 at 16:37
Wow!! I'm amazed by how beautiful these roses are!!! Well done everyone. Wish I could contribute but my pictures aren't available. Glorious A roses!! |
Oooh, lots more lovelies! Here's a few of mine. |
Dang Marina, your roses are phenomenal! I love that odd one, ART NOUVEAU! Looks like a dahlia! Seil, that ALWAYS A LADY is so cool. I love the pencil-line picotee edge. |
Dark Lady, Love that climber Impressionist! Seil, I've never seen a real live flower carpet rose, but that one is charming. Kate |
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- Posted by Karolina11 6b (My Page) on Fri, Jan 4, 13 at 18:46
Seil, your Angel Face is breathtaking. Marina, based on your photo, I went ahead and ordered Apricot Impressionist. Can't wait! |
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- Posted by harborrose 8a-PNW (My Page) on Thu, Jan 10, 13 at 16:08
oh, such beautiful blooms for a grey January day! I hadn't seen many of these and particularly like the colors of Autumn Bliss and Anne Harkness. I love the dark pink edging on Always a Lady. A few A's I can add to the list are ... Ambridge Rose Alba maxima Aptos |
- Posted by the_dark_lady z7 Amelia VA (My Page) on Thu, Jan 10, 13 at 17:59
Harborrose, your Aptos is adorable! Marina |
Love the soft color of Anna Olivier! |
jackie--I do like Anna Olivier and, harbor, agree that Aptos is adorable! Glad you could join us in posting pics. Kate |
- Posted by JuanaJennifer (My Page) on Fri, Jan 11, 13 at 2:33
Hi beth Thanks for starting the roses alphabet. Your roses colour is very pretty and interesting and also these roses use in gift and different occasion. I love this roses. |
This post was edited by JuanaJennifer on Fri, Jan 11, 13 at 2:46
Wow, Aptos has an impressive show of blooms, and, yes, cute, too. Ambridge Rose looks so shy and lovely. Thanks for posting, harborrose. Diane |
My only "A" Alnwick rose. She didn't put out much blooms ever since I bought her. I've only gotten four blooms so far. Is the picture sideways? My apologies, I don't know how to correct this! |
- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 1:44
PP1 - you posted this on the wrong thread. This is for last year's alphabet list. Your The Alnwick Rose is gorgeous!!! Would you repost it on the other thread? Carol |
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The Elk County Catholic Crusader basketball team outscored the St. Marys Area Flying Dutchmen by a 30-23 margin in the second half to pick up a 51-46 District 9 League victory last night at the SMAHS Dutch Oven. With 5:02 left in the third period, the Dutch held a 30-24 lead. In the final five minutes of the third period the Crusaders outscored the Dutch by a 13-5 margin to take a 35-34 lead with eight minutes remaining. In those final eight minutes Elk Catholic outscored St. Marys 16-12 to win the game. "That was a really nice win," said ECCHS coach Aaron Straub.
ST. MARYS - The St. Marys Area High School Swim and Dive Team held their 2011 home opener on Thursday night against the Brookville Raiders. The Dutch and Lady Dutch squads won their meets, raising their records to 2-0 for the season.
The St. Marys Area Flying Dutch wrestling team raised their record to 5-4 with a 63-8 victory over the short-handed Johnsonburg Rams. The Dutchmen won nine matches by forfeit: picking up forfeit wins were Evan Smith at 119 pounds, Alex Coudriet at 125, Darren Lyon at 135, Alex Feldbauer at 140, Joe McLaughlin at 189, Jimmy Antonelli at 215, Kevin Hoy at 285, Damien Wensel at 103 and Trenton Bowers at 112 pounds. In wrestling action, Jesse Wolfe of the Rams recorded a 15-0 technical over Bill Gabor at the 2:42 mark of their 130-pound match.
The Bellefonte gymnastics squad defeated the St. Marys Area gymnasts by a 130.325 to 122.05 score Wednesday night in a meet held at the St. Marys Area Middle School. This was the St. Marys Area squad's first loss of the season. "We knew coming into this meet we were going to have a hard time trying to keep up with them. They have a lot of club gymnasts we simply cannot compete with," said St. Marys coach Irene McCandless.
The St. Marys Area Flying Dutch basketball team used a strong second half to defeat the DuBois Area Beavers by a 64-49 score last night at the SMAHS Dutch Oven. The Beavers held a 27-23 lead at the half. The Dutch were able to outscore DuBois by a 41-22 margin in the second half of the contest. "I didn't think pressure bothered them and after the first quarter they had a substantial lead," said St. Marys coach Mark Guido. "We really thought at halftime that we needed to put pressure on them and play our style of game."
A pin by Kevin Hoy at 285 pounds gave the St. Marys Area Flying Dutch wrestlers a hard-fought 39-36 victory over the DuBois Area Beavers last night at the SMAHS Dutch Oven. Hoy, along with fellow senior Jimmy Antonelli, gave the Dutch the victory when they both recorded pins in the final two bouts of the night as St. Marys trailed 36-27 after the 189-pound match. "That's what makes high school wrestling great," said St. Marys coach Dominic Surra. "That was a great match from a fan's perspective.