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My admiration and adulation goes out to all of those farmers that have big animals and do it humanely. To me, anything bigger than a chicken is a big animal. Well, maybe except for pigmy goats. The knowledge big animal farmers have to possess and dedication is daunting and to do it all humanely amazes me about them. The dedication alone makes me think what I do is just playing. I know I am not but by comparison, I am a babe in the woods.
When you choose to be a humane farm, in my opinion, that choice is made from one of two motivations; one is reason the other is emotion. Reason looks at the facts of animal production and takes into account, taste, productivity, health, environmental impact, total cost, rate of return on your investment and workload. Then there is the emotional decision. You take into account the health of all the animals, you anthropomorphize to a certain extent and you want to make their brief existence on this earth as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Unstressed animals taste better and they need no or minimal drugs because of the healthy environment. No matter what motivation drives the choice, both ultimately benefit, people, animals and the environment.
I think when reason comes into play there is less angst when dealing with mortality. Having talked to colleagues and reading posts here, I know there is grief no matter how slight. I can see it in the words we all use when describing the loss, be it to slaughter, age and illness or shear economics. Even with reason your heart is in it, because with reason comes compassion and with compassion comes some amount of strings attached to the heart that will be tugged.
I am not a mental giant but, I can clearly claim I fall into the emotional category. Mortality was and still is my biggest hurtle. I did not want any animals, at all, because I knew that the mortality, for whatever reason was going to fall on my shoulders. Whether it was just to bury an expired animal or having to put one down to relieve its misery or worse yet taking the life because of economic reasons, I was against the notion. We did eventually get into animal husbandry as has been chronicled in our blog. As I age and mature, in my new role, I can say that my heart is not hardening but that I am getting less unsettled when dealing with mortality. It still takes a toll and I am reminded of Dr. Temple Grandin's statement that ordinary people "can become sadistic from the dehumanizing work of constant slaughter." We fall way short of anything close to that but the thought is there.
I will tell you we currently have four pet chickens out of the forty we have. These four are the oldest and no longer produce eggs. I cannot bring myself to take them to be processed. What got us through the first culling was we knew that the last thing the chickens would do was feed the less fortunate and homeless (see Spent Layers and Humane Farming). These four I just cannot do it, they trust us to keep them safe. I know what I just said, but when you walk up to most chickens they are going to run from you. With some if you can get a hand on them they will squat. I have been told this is an instinctual act dealing with reproduction. Having observed the rooster in action, I can see their point, but the rooster has to catch them first and get a good grip before the submissive behavior takes place.
With these four, when I walk up to them they squat and wait to be picked up. Even if all I am doing is bringing them food or water. If I come into the pen and one is around me she raises her shoulders out from her body and lowers her body closer to the ground. To me that is an indication of trust. If a chicken runs from you, we would associate that behavior with fear. If they stay and let you pick them up would we associate that behavior with trust?
When we take a tour of kids around the farm they are my go-to girls. I can walk up to one pick her up and let them see a chicken up close and personal. The hen stays calm without throwing a fuss and lets the children pet or touch her. I will talk about the hen and point out the waddle, comb, beak, nostrils and ears. I skip the vent unless asked "where do the eggs come out?". I will then point to the hen's ear and tell them that is how you can tell what color egg they will lay. I usually get responses from the parents at that point in time because it is a fascinating tidbit. Education is a big part of our mission.
No matter why a person decides to be a humane farm the practice is good for the animal, good for the environment and healthy for the consumer. As for the farmer, I think that the practices make us all feel good. Once again that giving back aspect makes a person feel good. By providing open spaces, natural grazing and comfortable living conditions we benefit from production, the animals thrive and the environment recovers naturally.
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FAILE & BÄST PRESENT "DELUXX FLUXX ARCADE", Brooklyn Street Art
For Immediate Release
April 30 – May 27, 2010
Opening Friday, April 30, 2010, 7:30 – 10:30 PM
What do you get when Brooklyn-based duo Faile and collaborator Bast take over a disused store front on the Lower East Side? Deluxx Fluxx, a functional video arcade that will be open to the public from April 30th to May 27th.
Originally conceived as a one-off project in London, Deluxx Fluxx allowed Faile and Bast to indulge nostalgia for the classic video arcade while exploring the tactile possibilities of the wooden cabinet as sculptural medium. In its New York incarnation, the retrofitted machines run new games by Adapted Studio based on Faile and Bast's omnivorous visual language, with sounds produced by Seth Jabour of the noted band Les Savy Fav.
Deluxx Fluxx aims to make art less sterile, more fun, and accessible to a broad audience. This sensibility harkens back to the golden age of arcade games; a time when the Lower East Side itself was still a redoubt for punk rock and graffiti culture. These foundational roots of the neighborhood are apparent in the show's DIY and street art production values. Faile and Bast rebuke the contemporary art world's fixation on ideas of relational aesthetics and democratization, and give their audience a chance to genuinely engage the work without the looming formality of the traditional gallery. Deluxx Fluxx is entirely interactive, and invites viewers to play a round of psychedelic foosball and take part in the art itself. It is the artists' intention that viewers will forget they are looking at art, and be captivated by the carnivalesque. The video arcade may be a lost form, but in Faile and Bast's re-imagining, it gets a temporary and much needed revival.
Faile is represented by Perry Rubenstein Gallery in New York. This autumn they will have a solo exhibition with the gallery in New York.
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Opening Reception Saturday May 15th 8 to 10
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On May 15th 2010, Deuce 7, and some friends he hasn't told us who yet, are repainting Secret Project Robot with an exhibition called MYSTIC STYLEZ. Needless to say the show will be sick…
The first time we saw his work we were walking back to Secret Project Robot and passed a street sign with a small wooden piece, a few days later he had hit the Williamsburg Bridge. Immediately we wanted to find him. It took nearly two year, in fact we couldn't figure out who he was until he hit our building and we had Maya Hayuk introduce us. The rest we shall say is a happy history.
Deuce 7 has taken New York City Streets by storm. On first seeing the exhaustive detail of his work we wondered how he could possibly finish each piece in the open streets. His prolific and colorful, almost painterly works, are filled with Native American tribal references, images of insects, trains, horrifying alien invaders, references to 1950's horror movie posters and video games like Galaga, beautiful and complicated symmetry and an appeal that seems to be apolitical and universal.
Deuce 7's modus operendi isn't in claiming space as much as in reclaiming, in fact, though his work has touched the heavy hitting spots- The Williamsburg Bridge, Lower East Side, etc. he seems to operate best in abandoned buildings, train cars in the Midwest, underneath and behind things; his art is often a happy surprise, it puts objects back into points of visual interest.
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Art From the Minds of AVOID pi and infinity set to open May 21st – June 11th
Brooklyn, NY – April 24, 2010 – Thought provoking Street Artists AVOID pi & infinity team up for their first duo show together entitled Babel Code
Babel Code challenges the viewer to reconsider the basic notions of communication and cultural change, while providing a closer look into the artist's own techniques of non-verbal interactions. Building upon a symbolic language shared by both artists, their influences range from a resonance of mixed signals and errant transmissions.
Their symbolism ranges from introverted Platonic deliberation and chemical structures to numerology and DNA; anything and everything from hobo marks and astronomy to grammar diagrams and physics equations.
About the Artists
AVOID pi was born the year IBM released the Personal Computer. He was raised in South Carolina, on a diet of freight trains, deep forests, punk rock, and DIY. He moved to the coast on the eve of the millennium to study both graffiti and philosophy among the flooded streets of Charleston. In 2006, he moved to New York in order to interact on a global stage. He is working on a language of abstractions in the public space, as well as empowering the political potentialities of graffiti. www.avoidpi.com
infinity was born in 1962 in the Midwest. His family moved to Manhattan in 1970. Obsessions with comic books, heavy metal, and graffiti eventually embraced studies in expressionism, semiotics, and the sciences. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin at River Falls in 1986 and The School of Visual Arts in 1989. He has followed an erratic career path, but always continued his aesthetic and scholarly research.
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"Ron, what on Earth did you do to your hair??"
His hand flew to the top of his head, as if to make sure it was all still there. Seems fine, he thought. However, taking in the bemused expressions of Harry, Ginny, and Hermione, he deduced that it was, in fact, not fine. Ron wheeled around, stared at his reflection in the window of the Three Broomsticks, and yelped.
He looked like one of those blokes Harry had told him about once. What were they called? "Sturfers"?
Those Muggle nutters who stood on boards in the middle of the ocean. Whatever they were called, the ones he had seen photos of had bright yellow hair…just like Ron had now.
It was not at all flattering. It may as well have been pink.
Harry and Ginny roared with laughter as Ron gaped wordlessly at his reflection. Hermione's mouth was twitching, though she looked as if she realized now was not the best time to laugh at the expense of her volatile boyfriend's bruised ego.
"George must have mixed them up!" Harry laughed, pulling the bag of Metamorph Munchies out of his pocket.
"What – " Ginny panted, trying to quell her giggles. "What are those?"
"They're part of that new line George just came out with – you know, the Metamorph Munchies. He said you had wanted some of them, so he gave them to Ron to give you, and Ron decided to kipe a few, and, well…" Harry motioned to Ron's bleached blonde hair.
Ron saw Ginny's reflection grow very puzzled.
"I haven't asked him for anything…" she said.
Slowly, Ron turned around and met Harry's gaze. Once he saw the dawning look of comprehension on Harry's face, Ron understood, too.
"That stupid wanker!" Ron roared. "He's going to put me right, and then I'm going to kill him!" He started in the direction of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, but Harry grabbed the back of his shirt and yanked him backwards.
"Don't be an idiot. You go in there behaving like this, and you think George is going to do you any favors? You'll end up with orange eyes and a second set of ears. Here, I'm sure we can just fix it right now." Harry aimed his wand at Ron's hair and muttered, "Pilaria reverto."
Nothing. Harry tried again. "Cirros restorate."
Still nothing. Harry looked at Hermione helplessly. She sighed and raised her own wand.
"Pilaria reverto. Cirros restorate! Evana xanthos!!"
None of her spells worked. Hermione looked quite frustrated.
"Boy," Harry said with a nervous laugh, "George's spells have gotten pretty powerful, haven't they? It's ok, Hermione, I'm sure he specifically formulated these things to resist any counter-spells."
Ron sighed. Now he had wonky hair and an irritated girlfriend. Bollocks.
* * * * *
This could not be happening to him. Not today. It had to be an omen.
Ron tried with all his might to get Harry and Ginny to join him and Hermione in the Three Broomsticks. He wasn't sure he could deal with yellow hair, people gawking at him, and a stressed-out Hermione all at once. And never mind the fact that he had been considering proposing to her. Right now, he felt like a date with his own girlfriend was the scariest thing in the world.
"Nah, I think you two need some alone time," Harry said, giving Ron a pointed look. Ginny just looked like she wanted to get as far away as possible from her embarrassment of a brother. They both hurried off, hand in hand, towards the Hogwarts grounds, probably to walk along the lake.
Traitors, Ron thought.
"Well," he said to Hermione, who still looked perturbed about the ineffectiveness of her spells, "let's go have a drink, okay? You can tell me all about your NEWTs." He figured that subject would keep her talking for hours, requiring very little participation on his part. He held the door open for her and followed her inside.
"Hello, Hermione, Ronald," came a dreamy soprano voice from the corner of the room. "Would you like to join me? It's rather crowded in here."
Oh, bloody hell, he thought. I'm really not in the mood for this right now.
But, sure enough, the Three Broomsticks was packed to capacity with students celebrating the end of the term, and the only two available spots appeared to be at the small table occupied by Luna Lovegood. And Hermione was already on her way over to the table. Ron, seeing no other choice, followed closely behind.
"I like what you've done with your hair, Ronald," said Luna, "although I think blue would suit you much better." Hermione giggled as she sat next to Luna.
Ron mumbled something about going to get drinks up at the bar, and pushed his way through the crowd.
Madam Rosmerta looked a bit taken aback when she turned around and saw Ron, but thankfully, for whatever reason, she held her tongue about the hair problem. "Why, hello, Mr. Weasley! Good to see you around here again! Visiting Miss Granger, are you?" She winked.
"Yeah, hi. Um, two butterbeers, please." What he really wanted was firewhiskey, but he still couldn't drink it without grimacing, and he decided he didn't need to have that kind of pansy reaction in front of his girlfriend.
"And one for me, as well, please," came Luna's voice right behind his left shoulder. Ron nearly jumped over the bar in surprise. Merlin, she always does that! Total nutter!
"Sorry, Luna," he muttered when they had both paid for their drinks, "I would have gotten you one if I had known you needed another."
"Oh, it's quite alright," said Luna. They moved silently through the crowd towards their table, Ron staring down at the floor to avoid his old schoolmates' stares.
"She's going to say yes, you know," offered Luna unexpectedly.
"I – I'm sorry??" Ron nearly dropped the drinks he was carrying.
"Don't worry. It'll work out in the end." As always, Luna looked totally serene and utterly certain of herself.
Ron felt very paranoid all of a sudden.
"Um…yeah, well…okay…"
Ron sat down and handed Hermione her butterbeer without saying a word. His stomach was churning unpleasantly. Hermione gave him a What's going on with you? sort of look, and after several moments of silence, she turned to Luna.
"How did your NEWTs go, Luna?"
"Just fine, I expect. Especially Defense Against the Dark Arts, of course. But it really doesn't matter to me too much. The International Society of Kurglidites doesn't require any NEWTs, you see."
"The Society of what??"
"Kurglidites. It's a professional society devoted to continuing the work of Damion Kurgle. He's very famous, of course, as he first discovered the Crumple-Horned Snorkack, the Blibbering Humdinger, and twenty-two other magical species."
Hermione didn't inquire any further into the International Society of Kurglidites.
"Oh," continued Luna after a few moments of silence, "excuse me, won't you? I've just seen Professor Flitwick, and I should go tell him that I spotted the signs of a Nargle infestation in the Ravenclaw Common Room." Without waiting for an answer, she drifted to the door and out of sight.
"So…" Ron shifted uncomfortably in his chair. "NEWTs?"
Hermione seemed to have been waiting for this moment.
"Oh, Ron, I don't know what to think! I'm going to go absolutely crazy waiting for my results! I don't think Defense Against the Dark Arts was a problem, to be perfectly honest. Thank God they don't test on the Patronus Charm, you know that's the only one I ever had much trouble with. And I suppose Ancient Runes went decently, although now that I think about it, ansuz looks an awful lot like fehu, and I think I mixed them up during the exam! And then in Arithmancy, they wanted to know nine magical properties of the number nine! Well, I only remembered ever reading about eight properties of the number nine. It's not as powerful a number as three or seven, or even one! So I know I missed that part, and they'll probably dock me nine points just for missing that one property – they like to do that, you know…"
At some point during this increasingly high-pitched tirade, Ron started to relax a great deal. Most people thought Hermione was nuts when she got going like this. Ron thought she was beautiful. A little too high-strung for her own good, maybe, but beautiful all the same, talking about ansuz and fehu, whatever the hell those were. Ron didn't understand it much. But he did understand the irrational self-doubt and fervent passion that made her incredibly human, even when she was obsessing over cold, hard academics.
She amazed him. The brightest witch of their generation, a force to be reckoned with, who had a temper and stubbornness to rival his own, but with a vulnerable side she revealed to very few people. Ron found it both fascinating and frustrating that Hermione consistently underestimated her own self-worth.
"Ron? Ron!"
Realizing he must have had a glazed look on his face for the past several minutes, Ron shook himself back into focus as Hermione snapped her fingers impatiently in front of him. Hermione sighed sharply.
"You haven't been paying attention to a word I'm saying, have you?"
"No, I have! You were talking about runes and…and stuff. Oh, bloody hell, Hermione," he continued as Hermione gave him a skeptical look, "you expect me to be able to recite it all back to you? You know I don't understand this stuff like you do. I promise I'm listening. What about your other NEWTs? You didn't tell me about Potions yet, did you?"
Hermione, looking slightly mollified, picked up where she had left off.
"Theory of Potions was just awful, I don't know who they have writing these exams, but it wasn't clear at all! One question asked what ratio of Ashwinder eggs to Twillos beans you use in making Amortentia, except you don't use Ashwinder eggs at all when you make Amortentia – they're used in making more generic love potions that aren't as strong, because Ashwinder eggs act as a neutralizing agent…"
He knew, somewhere in the pit of his stomach, that marrying Hermione would be the right thing to do. It was the same kind of instinct that inspired his best chess moves. He couldn't necessarily explain why it was right – it just felt that way.
He wished, however, that he'd planned this out a little better. How could he have spent so many years around Hermione Granger and not picked up any planning or organizational skills?
Oh, yeah – because Hermione used talking day planners for organization. Crazy girl, he thought with a smile.
An impatient "Ugh!" broke his reverie for a second time.
"What are you thinking about that's making you incapable of paying any attention to me?"
"Um – well – I don't re – I mean – it's nothing really," he mumbled lamely.
"Well, I hope it was something really interesting!" Hermione shoved away from the table and strode towards the door.
"Hey! Hermione! What gives?"
Ok, now everybody really was staring at him. He ignored it as he chased Her Royal Moodiness out of the Three Broomsticks.
* * * * *
"Hermione, what the hell?" he yelled after he had followed her a short distance away from the main road.
Hermione stopped and considered him for a moment before saying, "I could be doing lots of things right now, Ronald, instead of sitting and talking to someone who's just going to completely ignore me."
"I wasn't – wait, like what? What would you be doing instead of hanging out with me? You're all done with your exams…were you going to go read up on all the subjects you thought you failed?" He said this half out of amusement and half out of irritation.
"You're very funny, Ronald Weasley."
"You're damn right, I am, Hermione Granger."
Hermione turned on her heel and stalked off in the direction of the castle. Ron threw his hands up in frustration and covered the distance between them in a few long strides.
"Alright, alright, can we just forget this? I'm sorry, okay?"
Hermione wheeled around and squared up to him, her face pink and her eyes narrowed. She drew herself up to her fullest height, and even though the top of her head only came up to Ron's chin, she was staring him down rather effectively.
"No, it is not ok, Ron! I haven't slept at all for the past week, I'm completely exhausted from taking seven NEWTs, and all I really wanted after all of this was to see my best friend in the world – "
"You wanted to see Harry?"
"No, you idiot, I wanted to see you. And then you show up, and you don't even look remotely happy to see me, and then you sit there totally ignoring me for half an hour. If you're that bored here, Ron, then just – just get lost!"
"Come on, Hermione, I was a bit preoccupied when you met up with me." He pointed to his hair.
"Oh, wow, Ron, George played a joke on you and your hair is blonde. Let's notify the Prophet and see if they'll do a story on it – I'm sure the public ought to know all about it. It's such a big effing deal, isn't it? Doesn't matter that I haven't seen you in about two months – your stupid hair just blows that out of the water, doesn't it? Grow up, Ronald!"
This time, Ron stepped in front of her before she could take off again.
"You're a stubborn pain in the arse, you know that? I said I'm sorry!"
"And you're a pigheaded git. Would you like me to tell you where you can stuff your apology, or do you think you can figure it out yourself?" With that, she shoved past him and didn't look back.
Ron stared after her, unsure whether he should feel ashamed or pissed off.
He pulled the little black box out of his pocket, opened it, stared at the contents for a moment, then snapped the box shut, accidentally catching his finger in the process.
Swearing loudly, he shoved the box back into his pocket and ambled up the path towards Hogwarts.
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I was born in Wilmington, Delaware. After a brief stay in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, my family moved to northern Virginia, outside of Washington, DC, and I live there now. My husband is also from this area, and we feel incredibly lucky to be surrounded by lots of family. We have three kids, one dog and two cats.
I have spent most of my adult life connected to kids in one way or another. In addition to being a mom (best job!), I have been an attorney on juvenile justice issues, a tutor at an elementary school and a juvenile facility, and a Court-Appointed Special Advocate. Right now, I am a Ready 2 Read volunteer with my local public library, bringing library programs to preschools.
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By LARRY VAUGHT
For Patrick Towles, his collegiate debut was "what he dreamed about growing up" as a kid in Fort Thomas.
He was Kentucky's Mr. Football at Highlands last year and the marquee name in the University of Kentucky's 2012 recruiting class. Yet he had been slated for a redshirt season until starting quarterback Maxwell Smith went down with a likely season-ending ankle injury and senior Morgan Newton was ineffective.
Towles finally got his chance to play here Saturday against Mississippi State and his first series was so impressive that former UK quarterbacks Tim Couch and Jared Lorenzen immediately went on Twitter to praise him. And they should have even though the Wildcats eventually lost 27-14.
Towles led a superb 80-yard scoring drive where he went 5-for-5 passing and hit LaRod King for a 32-yard scoring strike despite being pummelled just as he released the ball. That cut the deficit to 14-7 and filled Commonwealth Stadium with hope — but just for a few moments because two series later he was sacked, twisted his ankle and spent the second half on crutches watching freshman quarterback Jalen Whitlow run the offense.
"I loved every bit of it," said Towles, who threw only one pass (an incompletion) on his next two series after the scoring drive. "I tried to stay even keeled, but unfortunately it did not end up well. I hurt my ankle when I probably should have just gone down rather than fighting the tackle. But I hurt my left ankle in high school and don't think this is too severe. I am going to do my best to get back out there as soon as I can. I don't know if that will be next week, but I want it to be."
Kentucky fans do, too. Many had been clamoring for Towles to play and he had been wanting to play even though he understood Smith's experience and solid play early in the season made it easier for coach Joker Phillips to redshirt him. But the plan all along was that if he was needed, he would burn the redshirt season to help the team.
However, offensive coordinator Randy Sanders warned Towles, who had been running UK's scout team, what could happen against State's always physical defense. "I told him all week if he didn't make quick decisions, get the ball out of (his) hand, he might get his leg broke," Sanders said. "But sometimes ignorance is bliss. He had remarkable poise that first series. Sometimes not knowing makes it easier to play."
Still, Sanders admitted Towles had him "scratching his head" over a few plays on UK's scoring drive. "But it is unfortunate he got hurt. Football can be cruel and tough like it was for him today," Sanders said.
It didn't start that way. After Whitlow went three-and-out on two series to open the game, Towles got his chance with UK trailing 14-7. He gained two yards on a rollout on his first and on third-and-11, he threw a 14-yard first-down pass to King. Next came a 7-yard pass to Raymond Sanders. Two plays later it was a 9-yard throw to Demarco Robinson. On third-and-one at the State 44, Towles faked a handoff and hit tight end Ronnie Shields for a 9-yard gain.
Two plays later he showed why he could be special. King made a double move and that gave State, which had nine tackles for loss in the game, a chance to get to Towles. He never flinched with a rusher coming toward him and lofted a high pass toward the goal line for King, who was wide open. Towles took the hit, King caught the ball and went into the end zone to ignite the UK fans who did come to the game.
"We expect him to go in there and to play well and he did," Phillips said.
Phillips said Towles went to "the right guy" on the first completion to King and then "stood in there" on the touchdown play.
"Towles can make plays like that," freshman cornerback Daron Blaylock said. "We see that in practice. It was no surprise."
Towles said not to forget who helped him look so good that drive.
"I had a lot of help out there," the freshman quarterback said. "The offensive line guys were great and made my life easier. Give them credit, too."
Kentucky got the ball back at the 14, but for some reason Sanders did not let Towles throw the ball. Three runs netted five yards and a punt. After State got a field goal to make it 17-14, UK got the ball back at the 20 with 1:51 left. However, not only were there no heroics, Towles got hurt on the first play when he was sacked for a 12-yard loss. He overthrew Demarco Robinson on his next play and then handed off on what could be his last play of the season.
If he's hurt and cannot play again, he can apply for a medical redshirt season. If he's out two to three weeks or more — Sanders said it didn't sound positive about Towles playing next week — and then plays in another game or two, he will use a year of eligibility.
"We will see how it goes," Phillips said.
However, Phillips sure liked what he did see.
"He stood in on that touchdown pass and took one in the lips which is what big-time quarterback should do," the UK coach said. "You're not going to break tackles (on the sack) when the guy has both arms wrapped around you. Just go down. That's how competitive he is. That wasn't my advice to him. This year he's not going to break a tackle, go down and live to compete another play."
But he didn't and UK went back to Whitlow, who had played well at Florida. He was only 10-for-21 passing for 73 yards and ran eight times for 26 yards, including a 14-yard scoring run that cut the lead to 27-14 midway of the third quarter and briefly gave UK hopes for coming back that were quickly ended by the lack of offense.
"Jalen is running too much and too quick. Sometimes he is trying to make plays when he shouldn't," Sanders said.
Whitlow knows.
"I left a lot of plays on the field today," he said. "I'm pretty frustrated, but we can't hang our heads. I also took some sacks that I shouldn't have taken. I couldn't really throw the ball in the ocean today, so that's not good."
No, but don't give up on Whitlow. Like Towles, he's talented. Just in somewhat different ways, but don't doubt that he is a SEC playmakers.
For once, Phillips even admitted he wished after the game he could have been second guessed for how he decided to rotate the two quarterbacks in the second half.
"You could be criticizing me for the rotation and that means both of them were healthy, meaning that one more didn't get (hurt) … I wished that was the question today everybody was asking because I would have both of them healthy. But we didn't so we'll never know."
Towles hopes Phillips has that dilemma soon.
"I want to play. If that wasn't apparent when I came out here and burned my redshirt now, I want to play," Towles said. "This medical redshirt stuff is great if I can't get back on the field, but I want to get back on the field."
And Kentucky needs him back on the field based on what he showed on that first memorable series.


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MTD 46" model 13AN771H729 (2007)
drives ok in reverse only. Won't move in forward and grinding noise coming from gear box. Removed gear box and dismantled. All looks ok, seems fine on the bench but when reinstalled same thing.. Also checked linkage to make sure it was going all the way into forward. Not sure if problem is with the differencial, gears or slide. When I turn the drive pully by hand on the bench and shifted between neutral, forward and reverse it looked fine. Trying to decide what parts to replace, gears, differential or what. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks |
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Take it back apart. Refer to the image below, or better yet, get your free copy of the online manual from MTD. Look at items # 15. These are the two 42 tooth bevel gears that actually provide the means of selecting forward or reverse, depending on which one of the gears item # 16 (clutch collar) is engaged to. Here's what you need to look for. The clutch collar (#16) rides and slides on item # 17 (called the drive shaft by MTD) and has internal splines that match the external splines on the drive shaft. You need to check the splines on the clutch collar and on the drive shaft to see if the is a small section of splines missing (worn off or sheared off) from both parts. If you do not see any damage to the splines, you need to examine the engagement "cogs' on the clutch collar and the coresponding mating cogs on each of the 42 tooth bevel gears. If you find wear or rounding off of the cogs on the clutch collar and/or either of the 42 tooth bevel gears, that is why you hear the the racket. One more item that needs looking at is # 20. MTD calls this a "detent shaft assy"...........yeah well right! But I calls it the "forward/neutral/reverse shift fork". If this fork does not shift the clutch collar equally as much in both directions, that could cause partial engagement in one direction (in your case this would have been FORWARD) and that could have caused the clutch collar cogs and the forward 42 tooth bevel gear cogs to round off to the point of slipping. |
Well, if it works well in reverse--install a big rear-view mirror, and get to the mowing! ;0) |
- Posted by danny_2010 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 25, 10 at 13:39
Mowie: Thank you, wish I could buy you a beer. I think I'm just going to order all those parts and replace them, except for the differential (the way that gizmo works is confusing to me) I really can't tell how worn they are without a new part. I'm somewhat obsessed with this project because I think It's a conspiracy to make these machines disposable. I just can't see throwing this thing away. I'm a marine biologist, let me know if you have a question about fish...least I can do. Just kidding. Rusty: Can't engage blades in reverse or I would. |
Hi Danny, After you changed the parts inside the differential, did that fix the grinding noise? I have the same model ride mower and I cannot find anything wrong with the gear parts either. Thanks for your help |
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Mon, Jul 30, 12 at 11:16
It shows up without anywhere I am able to find which allows for deleting - it stays on the screen until the screen slowly the screen turns dark until it has deleted itself, I am unable to move around until the process has been completed. Really irritating. Anyone else with this forum ad placement problem? |
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- Posted by duluthinbloomz4 zone 4a (My Page) on Mon, Jul 30, 12 at 11:26
Yes, I just wait out the two seconds it takes to delete itself. My up/down navigation bar still works through it though... At first, I thought that's what made it disappear. |
- Posted by jerzeegirl 9 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 30, 12 at 11:27
I am getting the same ad. What is particularly annoying is that it's not a cruelty free company. |
I use Firefox and do not see ant ads. |
No ad here. |
- Posted by jerzeegirl 9 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 30, 12 at 11:42
I use Firefox too but for some reason it's not blocking the ad. |
No ad here.....Firefox and Adblock Plus |
It's really making me feel irritated every time I see the word "Lancome." I don't want the ad to be presented to me in that fashion which leaves me with the inability to NOT look at it, even for a minute, if I choose not to. I can easily find what I would certainly consider an equally effective skin cream at another beauty bar within the same dept. store with equal ease. One which doesn't have an industry name which now irritates me on sight. |
With firefox and likely other browsers there is add block plus and you have to subscribe to a list for it to work properly. I see no adds any where I go of any kind. I also have AVG free anti virus with an add on called do not track. and it blocks tracking sites and shows a list of them when going to a new page. |
- Posted by brushworks Zone5-Ohio (My Page) on Mon, Jul 30, 12 at 12:17
Firefox also features "Tell Websites I do not want to be tracked" Options/Privacy |
Thanks Don, I'll look into that. |
- Posted by tishtoshnm 6/NM (My Page) on Mon, Jul 30, 12 at 13:10
It does have an X in the top right hand corner but the and repositions itself so quickly that you cannot delete it. I understand the need for ad revenue but for one that obnoxious, I think it to be rather counterproductive. |
- Posted by littleonefb z5MA (My Page) on Mon, Jul 30, 12 at 13:35
not seeing the ad here either, using safari snow leopard on a mac |
I get the x also & click. There's mac Malaware out there now that can get you even through Safari or Firefox. Edds Mac Yahoo account was hacked by it according to Yahoo's tech support. |
Here is a link that might be useful: New Trojan
I hate them, and ads like that drive me away from a product. Just reload and it will be gone. |
- Posted by nancy_in_venice_ca SS24 z10 CA (My Page) on Mon, Jul 30, 12 at 14:11
I'd comment but there's a Lancome ad blocking my screen... |
I hate it. You can bet I'd never buy any Lancome product and I would think that no one else would who is irritated by the ad (and who isn't irritated?). |
I have to get rid of it by clicking on it, which opens a separate Lancome window. I close that, and then the original ad goes away. PITA. |
Don't see it. I use Firefox and a few others.. |
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Cricketers love to engage in activities other than the gentleman's game. TOI finds out more...
If you thought cricketers love to cook up a storm only on the cricket field, then you got it wrong. Most of them have more than just one passion they love to indulge in.
While some cricketers engage in photography and films, a few of them have other exciting interests too. We all know how much S Sreesanth loves to groove. This was evident when he danced with the Badshah of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan, on the sets of a reality show. The Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni is known for his passion for bikes. It may have landed Mahi in tricky situations, but the buzz is that the cricketer loves to speed on the highways in Chennai.
Well, our very own Bangalore boys have just as many interests. At a recent event in one of the hotspots of the city, Team Bangalore boys Virat Kohli, Chris Gayle and captain Daniel Vettori tried their hand at deejaying. They mixed some contemporary and popular music at the console, which got the audiences grooving like there was no tomorrow.
Talking about alternative passions of cricketers, entrepreneur Siddharth Poojari, says, "Cricketers do need to don various hats. Keeping in mind, the pressure and stress they undergo, they really need to let their hair down and get involved in various things that interest them. By getting involved in such activities, they not only bid adieu to their sporting blues, but also pave the way for alternative career options in the future."
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As I have made my way through seminary I have found that there are many topics in the church which we discuss believing that we all share a common definition, but this could not be further from the truth. When I hear someone speaking of sin, salvation, atonement, etc, I have to ask if they are talking about the same thing I am. I have had entire conversations on atonement where they may be discussing penal substitution, but I am referring to Christus Victor. When I refer to homosexuality, I mean who I am as a beloved child of God. When someone else refers to homosexuality, they mean a theological position. We clearly are using the same words with different meanings.
The topic that is the most frustrating to me is marriage. I have seen individuals including our clergy with signs and shirts stating, "I support traditional marriage." When I see this, I think that I too support traditional marriage. I think that the marriage of my mother and father is wonderful, and I will support it with everything that I and the church have to offer. However, this is clearly not what others mean with their shirts and signs. They are using a sentence with which I agree against me as a weapon. They mean that they support "traditional" marriage and nothing else. I support marriage between one man and one woman just as they do, but I also support marriage between one man and one man, and between one woman and one woman.
So, the question becomes if we are using the same words to discuss a variety of issues facing the church today but our words have different meanings, how are we to ever move the conversation forward? The answer is found central to our Reconciling movement. Through the process of "graceful engagement" we must continue to hear the stories of those who do not speak, think, and act like us. We must hear their stories, value them for what they are, and love them just as they are as beloved children of God. Also, we must continue to share our stories of who we are and the relationships we share with God and each other. We can share how we too support "traditional marriage" just as we wish for our marriages to be supported by the communities of believers of which we are members.
I have great hope for The United Methodist Church. Our stories are being heard, and people are seeing and hearing LGBTQ individuals for who we truly are. We are beloved children of God who love other beloved children of God. As we build relationships with others in our sphere of influence through conversation, our words begin to share meaning because we care for each other and the communication we have fostered. Do not lose heart as we continue our work in telling our stories to others in order to make God's church be the church God would have it to be. Through this graceful engagement, "they'll know we are Christians by our love, by our love. Yes, they'll know we are Christians by our love."
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Greg Gray was born into Union Chapel UMC on a small 2-point circuit, is now a member of Monroe First UMC, and serves as the Director of Music at Haygood Memorial UMC. He graduated from the University of Georgia in 2008 with an AB in Speech Communication and in 2011 with an AB in Music (Voice), and recently graduated with a Master of Divinity at Candler School of Theology. He will begin work on a Master of Sacred Theology at Boston University in the Fall. He also enjoys working for the United Methodist Church as the North Georgia Conference vice-chair of Lay Revitalization Ministry.


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This movie has both its pros and cons, however it should not be underestimated. I shall start with the cons, some of the actors may have tried too hard to be jolly, but forget that being jolly is simply not the mantra of The Muppets franchise. Rather, it is promoting openess, acceptance, and confidence in one self to accomplish something on a grandeur scale. The pros are that overall story and plot was well-received y both children and adults. It takes adults back to memory lane and becomes a bonding experience with their children. Furthermore to ease the new generation, cameos from contemporary actors/actresses were highlighted throughout the film making the screening experience mo
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Fun for kids (and their parents.)
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Surprisingly good for a stuffed toy movie!!! I recommended it to my friends.
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I haven't laughed so hard in a theater before! Took my daughter to go see what I enjoyed and liked at her age, and she loved it as well!
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On a marble race track, what marble will go faster, a big marble or a small marble and why? The big marble is a little bit heavier. In my experiment, the small marble went faster in 2 tracks out of 3
The momentum of a body is its mass times its velocity. (p = m x v) So if you apply the same impulse of momentum to each body then the body with the smallest mass will have the highest velocity. Thus the smaller marble will go faster if you apply the same impulse of momentum to each body.
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I am not sure there is one prefect answer, Carina.
A big marble is better at pushing through the air. So it might be faster. Most scientists would guess that the big marble should be faster. But a big marble might make your race-track sag and flex more, if your track is plastic or made of straws. That would loose some energy, and make the big ball slower.
If the big marble is rougher than the little one, that too might make the big marble slower. Each little bump in the roughness on the marble makes the marble bounce up and down a little, and then the bouncing dies out like any bouncing ball, and that uses up energy.
I think there might be another reason too, that I did not think of yet. I hope you try thinking about what the big marble does differently than the little one. Maybe you can see or hear some good clues as each ball rolls down the track.
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