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Since then, the story has only gotten stranger. The man in question is reportedly Chris Craig, a rising coaching star in Texas college basketball who suddenly resigned in March after declaring that the world was about to end. Photos, video and details below.
In early press coverage of Craig, including this profile from the Eagle, a student publication for the College of Eastern Utah, where he coached a few years back, he comes across as clean-cut and enthusiastic about hoops -- a vocation to which he'd dedicated much of his life.
"Chris Craig played Junior College ball at Arizona Western then went to the University of Texas El Paso," the article notes, by way of introduction. "His professional career included teams from Switzerland, Mexico, Ireland and Germany. He was also the player Coach for Ireland where he won their first ever National Cup Championship."A College of Eastern Utah photo of Chris Craig, as reproduced in the Eagle.
After coaching for three successful seasons at the College of Eastern Utah, Craig took over the program at Midland College in Texas. This past January, he earned his 100th victory at the junior college level.
The sky seemed the limit at that point. But then, in March, according to KOSA-TV, Craig abruptly resigned as Midland's coach after tweeting on his now-suspended account that he had gone to Jerusalem because the "end of the world" was looming. He also announced that the "new world order is coming," warned people to "get off coasts by Thursday at sundown" and revealed that "WW3 started when Israel bombed Iran" this past January.
Craig also posted thirty pages of hand-scrawled notes declaring President Barack Obama to be the anti-Christ and calling former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney a "false prophet," among many other things. Here's a screen capture of an example:
He may still be posting material at this blogspot -- either that or someone hacked in to his former address yesterday to put up satirical letters featuring references to "YHVH," a Hebrew name for God that was also spotted on the white Honda coupe he was seen driving in Steamboat Springs last week.
Despite all this oddness, though, a Fort Collins police spokesman tells 7News there are no current plans to arrest Craig, since he has yet to commit something that qualifies as a crime. But church-goers in Fort Collins and beyond are warned to keep an eye out for a man who has gone through some mighty big changes over the past few months.
Here's the KOSA report about Craig's resignation, followed by our earlier post.
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Balance is the key to any recollection of West Indies and England rivalry. For years the West Indies thrashed their English counterparts thoroughly on both home soil and away. But since 2000 the pendulum of dominance has swung entirely the way of England. The West Indies won the first Test of that series by a convincing margin and they looked a revitalized power. Some hearty blows by Dominic Cork sapped all of that confidence, and the Caribbean team has only once since come close to beating a major team away from home. Not since that first Test win at Edgbaston have the West Indies won a Test overseas against anyone other than Zimbabwe or Bangladesh.
The great history between these teams means that any series can be hyped as a keen contest, regardless of the state of the individual sides. Here we meet two teams deflated by a lack of success in recent times, and thoroughly outclassed and proven inferior at a spectacle of a World Cup tournament. Indeed, the last competitive match played by either side was at the World Cup, and a meaningless fixture at that. Both teams reached the second round of the tournament with chances and hopes of pressing into the final four. But wasted opportunities and dismal performances in pressure situations structured definite failure of such a mission. That last game was also the curtain call of Brian Lara, and provided more thrills and spectacle than any other game in the tournament. It was, in fact, a measure of excitement that the final three games should have matched and surpassed in a less imperfect tournament.
Now England face injury concerns surrounding their captain Michael Vaughan, while the West Indies arrived in England with a rookie captain, Ramnaresh Sarwan. It is the start of a new era of competition between these two sides. One not involving greatness, in the form of Brian Lara. Yet there are other names in the mix as potential greats of the future, and certainly some of the best players of the contemporary game. Kevin Pietersen is undoubtedly the best batsman on either side, now that Lara is gone, and is the main difference between the two batting lineups. That said, and this is hurriedly added, a top order of Andrew Strauss, Alastair Cook and Ian Bell has been proven vastly superior to that of Gayle, Ganga and Sarwan. But it may be the less hyped players who will play the biggest role in this series.
The last time the West Indies toured England, a young allrounder named Dwayne Bravo made his Test debut. In that series he stated intent with bat and ball and has since continued to show such promise and enthusiasm as the future of West Indies cricket. In the field he is a livewire, with the ball he is thoughtful and constantly experimenting, and with the bat he possesses flair and confidence. Similarly England find their inspiration in the measure of Monty Panesar. Long gone are the days of the holding spin of Ashley Giles. Panesar presents an aggressive alternative to England's pace battery.
Ironically though, it was Giles who bowled positively to spin England to a sweep of the West Indies the last time they toured, in 2004. On the evidence of that career-high performance, Panesar's impact threatens to be immense. Whether or not he is taking wickets, the left-arm spinner always gives everything to a cause and can never be faulted for lack of heart. There will undoubtedly be some intriguing battles between these two players. The spirit of either side is epitomized by these individuals and a fair supply of success could hinge on their performance.
Aside from the glitz and glamour of stardom, other more mundane names such as Collingwood, Plunkett, Anderson, Morton, Joseph could too take centre stage. Paul Collingwood, clearly the most established of that bunch and for all his success of recent months, still needs to anchor himself in the England lineup. The looming understanding is that a fit Vaughan, despite his lack of meaningful first-class cricket and runs at all of late, would usurp Collingwood in the first eleven. Perhaps he will forever be the 12th man of a full-strength Team England, but Collingwood can only continue to give his best. And on the evidence thus far, Collingwood's best is outstanding in the field and, courageously, with the bat. For Morton, Joseph, Plunkett and Anderson, whatever opportunity they get to show their worth must be taken, as none are considered close to strong first team consideration at this stage in their careers.
But whatever the combinations take the field on Thursday and, indeed, those who play throughout this early segment of the English summer, we can only hope they will rise to presenting a willing audience with a keen contest. Both teams have much to prove, though perhaps more so the West Indies, who have gone so long without overseas success.
It is a true test of character that they will now look to break that devastating streak of series losses in England, where it has been almost impossible to win in recent times. They must do so too with a new captain and a new coach, given Bennett King's sudden resignation. For England this series is a matter of re-establishing pedigree after a dismal Ashes showing. In an attempt to return to the level of the clear number two team in the world, England must dispatch the West Indies, a far cry from the top of world cricket, with as much apparent ease as possible. On paper this is another tale of David against Goliath, but the likelihood of a gargantuan victory is far greater now than in Biblical times.
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Ramnaresh Sarwan, the new West Indies captain, would be the obvious choice as named in this section, but for Daren Ganga this series may present an even greater challenge. He is widely regarded as the best captain in the region, but has never been able to establish himself as a sure-pick for the international team. Unlike Sarwan, there is no guarantee that Ganga will be in the team in any capacity in a year's time, let alone as captain. As such he has been restricted to duties of deputy. Thus, this newly-instated vice-captain will hope to press on with his form of 2006 and finally set himself in the West Indies lineup. In the time he will play understudy to an entirely untested leader. Whereas Ganga has led Trinidad and Tobago to multiple regional titles in both forms of the game, Sarwan cannot boast of captaincy experience for his home nation of Guyana.
Technically Ganga has always been a superior batsman to Sarwan, even scoring more runs at regional level. And yet technique can only get a player so far, as Ganga knows far too clearly. But on the evidence of last year, the opener now matches his flawless technique with much stronger mental capabilities. The hope is that he can press toward an end to the problems at the top of the West Indies batting order. Truth be told, he may still have a future as the leadership head of the the West Indies team.
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Impressive early season form has all but ensured that Steve Harmison will return to England "colours", donning his whites and charging in at his favourite opponents. At the end of last year, and the start of this one, Harmison looked a broken man. A far cry from the bowler who demolished the West Indies in 2004, Harmison has struggled to recapture any such devastating form over the last two years. His bowling average has risen dramatically, and would have done so more if not for the odd outstanding haul. But he has struggled to put two such performances together on most occasions, and will hope to finally press on from that promise he signaled in the Caribbean so long ago. He will face one less challenge with Lara gone, though the great left-hander hardly seemed a bother when Harmison was on form.
There is no doubt that England need a strong and potent Harmison. The present attack relies far too much on Andrew Flintoff as a strike force, and with Simon Jones still struggling for rhythm at Glamorgan, Harmison will have a huge role to play in whatever success England can attain. The West Indies team may be downcast and depleted, but there are still some very handy batsmen in the ranks and flat pitches at the feet.
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When it was announced that Muse and U2 were to be the bill toppers at this year's 40th Glastonbury Festival, the stage was set for a battle between the twin titans of stadium rock. But since U2's withdrawal following Bono's back injury during tour rehearsals, the focus has turned to Muse, the three-man phenomenon from Teignmouth, Devon.
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The last time they played the festival, in 2004, their appearance was overshadowed by tragedy.Howard's father had a heart attack and died an hour after witnessing his son's band play the gig of their lives. So this year's return is bound to be an emotional journey, in more ways than one.
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For a band so tightly bonded from childhood, there must be moments when they pinch each other and wonder how it all went so right?
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The story of Muse's rise from Teignmouth hopefuls to a bonkers world-conquering behemoth is analysed in great depth here. Starting with a contract drafted on a hotel paper napkin, Matt Bellamy's crazed musical visions crystallised on 2006's No1 album Black Holes And Revelations, with its tongue-in-cheek epic anthems. What a long, strange trip it's been.
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The 'supergroup' side project comprising virtuoso guitarist Joe Satriani, drummer Chad Smith of the Chili Peppers, plus former Van Halen duo Mike Anthony and Sammy Hagar follow last year's debut album with this hi-def concert from Phoenix, Arizona. Their stadium rawk is a bit lumpen but Satriani's playing is as astonishing as ever. Includes a documentary and interviews.
They may mine the sort of prog rock seam that, back in a former era, caused punk to happen, but there's something undeniably attractive about "mad" Matt Bellamy and his far from merry men. In this latest journey into a paranoid future where surveillance and authoritarianism rule, choral chants signal communal uprising and Berlioz meets Bowie. By the mind-boggling 12-minute closer Exogenesis, you realise this is not set in the future, it's set right here, right now. Sock it to em, MB.


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If there is one thing that toddlers can be tricky about, it's big holiday meals. Add to that the inevitable excitement of Christmas Eve, the likely sugar overload, and the fancy settings and dishes, and you have a possible recipe for disaster.
In my family, we've had what we call "a shepherds' meal" for Christmas Eve for as long as I can remember. I've always planned on carrying on this tradition with my own family and now, with a toddler and a newborn, I realize that my family might not have only been doing this because it was fun, but also because it's so feasible to pull of with small children (not to mention being a pretty low-stress event on an often busy day).We spread out a blanket on the living room floor (my toddler LOVES anything that even hints at the idea of a picnic), and serve a very simple meal of soup and bread bowls, with some fruit and sparkling cider.
The bread bowls mean that even a picky toddler will have SOMETHING to eat, and also something to keep the soup from being as likely to spill.
We turn off the lights and set around some electric tea lights and light up the Christmas tree, and it all feels very cozy and magical.
I'm so excited to finally get to share this favorite tradition with my own daughters. What do you do for Christmas Eve dinner, especially with very small children?
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If you're a longtime Arrested Development fan, you've taken many a ride on a particular emotional roller coaster. You've shouldered the waiting and wondering about the possibility of one movie: the movie about a wealthy family who lost everything, and the one son who had no choice but to keep them all together.
Life seems to be imitating art in the form of creator Mitchell Hurwitz who, not unlike his protagonist Michael, admits he walks a fine line in maintaining the Bluth family's appeal and stability onscreen.
Hurwitz sat down with Rolling Stone and cautiously described his progress:
I'm working on the movie right now. I can't get into much more detail because I don't want to scare anybody off. I don't want to be presumptuous about it. I don't own the property outright – it's a 20th Century Fox property. But everybody seems really into it and really eager to make a movie.
There is no greenlight on the project (in fact, the imdb page could be described as hopefully vacant at best), but Hurwitz is pushing forward.
I'm hoping it happens as soon as possible. But I want to be very careful about not putting out false information. I want to get a time and tell everybody when it's happening and not play with people. Right now, I'm trying to do something else for Netflix and a movie project and things. I'm always sort of superstitious about talking about this stuff before it happens. It's the best way to guarantee it doesn't happen.
Hurwitz is interested in pursuing a fifth season on Netflix, but not before a film is made.
A TV season is a six-month commitment. But I think it would be very doable to get them together for four or five weeks to make a movie.
That is, if the film is a success.
The whole thing is sort of unprecedented. It's always been its own little thing. I kind of feel like the more it stays original, the better chance it has. As soon as it goes back to trying to do exactly what it was before, you run the risk of doing a reunion show or something.
It's nice to know the creator himself is just as concerned about maintaining the integrity of his project and staying away from roads that might lead to regret...
For me, Arrested Development has definitely always been better when its drama plays out organically - like true dysfunction. I might lose a hand for saying so, but season 4 didn't hook me like I'd hoped. Focusing on one character per episode made everything a little slow and, at times, haplessly redundant. A movie might be a step in the right direction, since a running time of two hours could only accommodate a cozy, combined family affair.
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I am really irritated right now!
So we had SS last night for my Dh's birthday celebration. Long story,but they ended up trading Wed for Fri nights and we changed DH's birthday celebration to Fri. So instead of having SS Wed/Thurs this week, we had him Thurs/Fri. I spent all day with a migraine yesterday. It started around 11 am and just progressed slowly throughout the day. It got worse and worse and by the time we got to my mom's house for dinner it was peaking and I was in the throes of it---throwing up, couldn't open my eyes b/c of the light, etc. I get terrible migraines about once a month and they last about 12 hours in total. I am usually able to function for most of it, but there are always 2-3 hours that I'm in agony. I slept for an hour at my mom's and then it started to subside so I was able to eat some dinner but then I just laid on the couch all night. So then we get home and DD had several bouts of diarrea in the middle of the night. I was up wit her at 1, 2 and then again around 5:30. Oh, and BM also felt the need to call in the middle of the night, too, so that was another time I woke up. AUUUGHHHH. She was out drunk because she's fighting with her boyfriend. DH had talked to her earlier in the evening and told her he had to work today and would be bringing SS home around 8:30 AM. Well, BM calls us THREE times around 1:30 AM and we didn't answer the phone. She left some rambling message about how she was drunk and going out to get fast food and ddin't know if she'd be home in the morning? WTF. (Mental note to us to save that message!) So this morning my DH is getting ready to take SS to his mom's but then decides that he is just going to leave him with me today because BM might not be home or is hungover. I told him NO. I just put my foot down and said absolutely not. This is HER weekend, DH has to work until 5 pm tonight, and I am NOT watching SS all day today. My house is a disaster, I still feel crappy and tired, my DD has some sort of stomach bug and I'm just not doing it! I got really angry at my DH and told him that if BM's not there, HE needs to take the day off work. And yeah, that is a bad thing---DH needs to be at work. Saturdays are BUSY days. And I am 100% behind him in the fact that he needs to work. I have defended him to BM about the fact that he works a lot! But HE needs to put his foot down with BM. And if he has ME to bail him (her?) out and watch SS, then BM gets what she wants--and it doesn't affect DH. He won't EVER stand up to her and put his foot down if her shenanigans don't directly affect HIM. Am I right? But then I get accused of being selfish and not caring about SS. AUUUUGHHHHHH. Opinions? |
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You did the right thing. Both DH and BM are using you as back-up for their job with SS. DH works, good for him, maybe he can hire a babysitter (don't know how old SS is.) People figure these things out when they have to but don't when they don't. Good for you for standing up for yourself. |
- Posted by finedreams (My Page) on Sat, Jan 31, 09 at 12:43
you did the right thing. it dad wanted to keep SS for exta day it is very nice but he is the one who needs to do it. not you. |
Too often, we are reminded that we are NOT the parent. But, we are a convenient 'stand in' when it suits them. No, you did the absolute 100%, right on the mark thing. It is HIS responsibility and it is HER responsibility to work this out. It has NOTHING to do with how you FEEL about your SS. You have the whole situation in the right perspective. BM will say "well, why can't lovehadley do it?" when your DH has to work and she is busy doing her thing. I did my DH the favor of staying home with SD to wait for BM to pick up SD early one day last year. BM, true to her history, called to claim she was going to be late for some lame reason. I told her, fine.. I am not waiting around for you. I have things to do & told her she can pick up her daughter at the regular time of 6pm. (We were doing her a favor to let her pick her up at 11am because BM had plans in the evening and wanted her early). Well, she had the nerve to ask me to ask my dad to babysit SD while I did my errands/job so she can be late. I said NO, it's not my dad's responsibility to babysit because she can't be on time. I told her if she can't be on time, she can wait for ME to get done with my errands and then pick up her daughter. She b*tched to DH but he totally supported me in it. If we had 'accommodated' her, it would have continued. I let her know that if she isn't going to be on time, no more favors. If she can't follow through with 'her' terms, she will end up on 'mine'. Your situation is a bit different in that your DH is trying to guilt you into doing something for her, but disguising it as doing something for him. Telling him to take the day off work is perfect because it puts it back on HIM. I can understand not wanting to send a child back to a hungover parent.. I'd worry about whether he would be taken care of or not. But, you are caring for an ill child and have your hands full and BM should not have gone out. That is not your problem, it's theirs and if BM can't take care of her child and wants you to babysit, she should be the one asking you to babysit, not your DH. (and I would charge HER to babysit on her time) I agree with lamom, good for you!!! |
Agree with all, you did the right thing. I had my degree amended that if my X was not going to take the kids on the days that the original degree stated that he was responsible for hiring a sitter and paying for it himself. Of course that was when he saw them. BM needs a back up system. She knew a head of time that she was engaging in behavior that would make her unable to care for her son when she was scheduled to. If she wants to go out drinking then find a sitter or relative to back her up the next day. |
Good for you! You and dd's actual illnesses take presidence over bm's hangover after partying all night! She should not be able to cancel her time with her son because she decided to get drunk! She should nurse her hangover while taking care of her son and maybe it will make her rethink going out drinking when her son is coming home early in the morning. Your dh needs to realize that your on his team. But that he needs to stand up to bm and stop excusing her behavior. |
- Posted by stargazzer (My Page) on Sat, Jan 31, 09 at 15:58
They will do what they can get away with. That is true with all kinds of situations. I have a friend who's friend lashes out at her for no reason. My friend said "I don't know why she treats me this way". My reply was "because you let her" |
- Posted by dogdogcrazy (My Page) on Mon, Feb 2, 09 at 13:33
I would have done the same thing, even without the headache & sick daughter. Not my kid, not my problem! |
- Posted by ashley1979 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 3, 09 at 17:17
Love - you absolutely did the right thing! I've gone out before and had my folks watch DS. I felt like crap the next day, but I still had to go pick him up and take care of him. It's not my parents fault I drank too much. Of course if I was totally unable to take care of my child, I would've talked to my parents and made arrangements. But, I made sure that I was capable of fulfilling my promises I made before I went out. |
- Posted by bradybunch6 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 6, 09 at 23:30
Oh come on - can't you think about your stepkid? Or your DH? Your SS is your FAMILY. Yeah that's your SS's mom but that's NOT his fault. Put yourself in DH's shoes - would you want YOUR son over there that morning? Next time... if there IS a next time... do the right thing and: A) Suck it up B) call a baby sitter (so you can take care of yourself and your sick kid while not hanging DH an SS out to dry) It's easy to get selfish and crabby when we feel terrible but can you honestly tell me you think you did the right thing? HONESTLY? |
- Posted by lovehadley (My Page) on Fri, Feb 6, 09 at 23:50
"It's easy to get selfish and crabby when we feel terrible but can you honestly tell me you think you did the right thing? HONESTLY?" Absolutely. |
It's funny how you're told to 'suck it up' and deal with the problem that you didn't create.. because 'it's family' but hey! It's BM's family too. It's DH's family... so how is it 'hanging DH and SS out to dry"? Let BM call someone in her family to babysit. Let DH call the a babysitter or stay home with his kid if he doesn't want him with a hungover mom. lol, do the right thing... (that made me chuckle) Yeah, do the right thing and tell your DH to tell BM that next time... there better not be a next time! and if there is... he'd better figure out how HE's going to handle it. |
- Posted by momof5angels (My Page) on Sat, Feb 7, 09 at 10:50
Darling, you did what I seem to be unable to do...and yes you did the right thing. BM was obviously being irresponsible...didn't know if she could be home at 8:30 to take her own child? That's an accountability problem that SHE has. Keeping your SS when YOU are sick, your DD is sick and SHE has a responsibility to her child to have him this weekend is doing nothing but enabling her to NOT be a responsible parent. Honestly, anyone that thinks you are in the wrong because you didn't keep the child due to BM's unavailability/hangover is enabling her to suck at parenting. I cannot condone enabling a person to be a bad parent. Maybe next time BM will go home at a decent hour, skip the boozing and get some sleep so that she can take care of her child appropriately. |
- Posted by pseudo_mom (My Page) on Sat, Feb 7, 09 at 19:44
How many times do you have to accomodate BM before someone tells her to "suck it up"? If it were DH with the hangover would mom have kept her child for DH or would SS have been there at 6AM instead of 8AM :) For the record we do not have an oncall babysitter... either hubby or I take the day off to spend with a sick child even though mom does not work if its not her day not her problem .... Hubby and I have come to an agreement ...unless she is willing to return the favor none are given. |
- Posted by disengaging (My Page) on Sat, Feb 7, 09 at 21:00
Well, BM calls us THREE times around 1:30 AM and we didn't answer the phone. She left some rambling message about how she was drunk and going out to get fast food and ddin't know if she'd be home in the morning? WTF. (Mental note to us to save that message!) Next time, answer the phone and find out what fast food restaurant she's planning on going to. Then call the police and tell them where she lives, what kind of car she's driving, where she's going and how drunk she is! Try to get her license plate number in advance to give them as well. You might be surprised just how fast police officers can find drunk drivers on the road. I've reported drivers while on my bicycle and 20 minutes I catch up just in in time to watch the arrest--and this is Chicagoland! Good luck! |
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Looks like mahoghany. That was considered a 'plain' or 'trim' wood in the early part of the last century. Strip the paint using an 'orange' (non toxic) stripper----but be careful, that paint may have lead in it. Stripping paint containing lead is not particularly dangerous as long as you wrap any scrapings while they are still wet and use gloves. It will take several applications of stripper as a rule---that looks like several coats of paint. Once you get as much paint off as possible, it will need some sanding. If the paint/primer contained lead, you need to have the piece professionally sanded or find a safe DIY procedure. I've done a couple pieces by using a filter mask, gloves, a contamination suit(the throwaway paper kind) and sanding outside with a large fan---I stayed between the fan and the piece. Staining is up to you. Finish with an oil based varnish---that is non toxic when dry and easily repaired by blending the repair to the rest of the area. |
- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 08 at 13:03
Why is removing the paint less toxic then sanding? How do I determine if the paint has lead in it? How much lead is a danger? So... you think it's mahogany rather then poplar? |
I don't see anything here that looks like mahogany. The unpainted wood on the back of the unit is some sort of softwood, probably pine; the reddish hue of the framing is the color of the finish, not of the wood. My guess is that those stripped drawers had a coat of the same red finish under the paint, and that residual redness is what sorta-kinda suggests mahogany. Those last two pics really aren't clear enough to make out enough detail to say what they are. |
Sanding frees the lead into the dust---NOT GOOD. Stripping keeps the paint damp and cohesive---GOOD. (Unless the resulting goop dries out.) I can say fairly positively that wood is not poplar(poplar is listed as a hardwood---but is relatively soft and does not wear well under use.) I should have been more precise. The back woods do indeed look like pine, but the drawer fronts are mahoghany, IMHO. Mahoghany cut over 50 years ago(Old growth) had a much more dense grain than modern stuff(New growth). |
- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 08 at 19:03
Thanks for the specifics handymac. I'll be stripping the body of the piece this week and see what it looks like. One poster over on kitchens suggested the drawer fronts are maple that might have been treated with an orange shellac that left residual color. She said to spray with denatured alcohol, let it sit, and then use steel wool to remove. |
- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Tue, Dec 2, 08 at 21:13
I'd say birch rather than maple. Anyhoo, nice work. |
Yah, maybe birch. Second to the Well Done kudo's! |
- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Wed, Dec 3, 08 at 6:58
Thanks! The encouragement means alot coming from the woodworking pros! There's much to do yet. Birch might work with the IKEA cabs I'm considering as one of the options. I'm anxious for my DH and DS to move the base into the garage for me so I can get to work on the rest of it. |
Poplar-maple-birch....but nothing looks like mahogany.. And I never heard of a kitchen type of cabinet like that being made of mahogany. It's terrific! Love those "possom belly" drawers! Linda C |
- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Sun, Dec 21, 08 at 21:21
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Eddie Cibrian, star of NBC's new fall drama The Playboy Club, is, one must admit, an excellent model for Charisma, a luxury home brand that includes bedding, robes, bath rugs, and towels. For the fall 2011 campaign, he was photographed in bed, of course, and while those shots are worth looking at (check them out here, along with a behind-the-scenes video in which Cibrian is half-naked but hearing compliments like, "Look at those sheets! Ohmygod!"), it's the bathtub shots that make me happy. I love when male celebrities agree to be photographed in a bathtub because it always feels so random even if it isn't. See: Colin Firth and David Boreanaz. Therefore, I'm adding Cibrian's shoot to my list of Great Pop Culture Moments in Bathtubs, which, my editor Mike Bruno said I could blog "only if you include the 'When Doves Cry' video, which starts with doves opening double doors to a purple misty room containing Prince in a tub. As Morris Day would say, 'So sexy!'" So, we have that. What else should be on this list? Other colleagues have nominated Fatal Attraction, Scarface, The Talented Mr. Ripley, and Pretty Woman. Off the top of my head, my submissions would include:
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Ryan Gosling: Tell me, Jimmy, have you even been in a Turkish bath?
Ryan Gosling continues his talk show tour for Crazy, Stupid, Love, and last night's visit with Jimmy Fallon was another memorable stop. He brought his "muppet" dog George (who insists on having a Mohawk; when the hair starts to grow out George becomes a jerk, Gosling insists) and recounted a visit to a Turkish bath in his new home, New York City. Watch it below. In short: It was a painful experience that resulted in Gosling licking his masseuse's belly after it went in his mouth ("Don't judge me, but you know how when you eat something weird your brain sends your tongue to investigate?" he asked) and a lot of tipping.
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Taylor Swift announces new fragrance, and surprisingly, we're not annoyed by that.
This morning, the name and bottle for Taylor Swift's first "signature scent" hitting stores in October were revealed. The name Wonderstruck comes from a lyric in one of her songs. "I wrote the lyric, 'I'm wonderstruck, blushing all the way home,' for the song 'Enchanted' about the first time you meet someone," she says in a release. "A fragrance can help shape someone's first impression and memory of you. It's exciting to think that Wonderstruck will play a role in creating some of those memories." That's the best justification we've heard for a celebrity scent in a long while.
Per the announcement, the actual scent, which Swift developed with Olivier Gillotin of Givaudan, was inspired by her favorite memories and smells. "The flawless beauty of freesia, apple blossom and raspberry spark a swirl of vibrancy and feminine allure…. In the heart, a sweet surprise of blissful vanilla is embellished by airy, sun drenched honeysuckle and white hibiscus…. Notes of golden amber and sandalwood are woven with a kiss of lush peach." READ FULL STORY
'Nail Files': Star and Painted Nail salon owner Katie Cazorla names five reasons to tune in tonight
I live in L.A. now, PopWatchers, so naturally I've become a completely different person. Last week, in a stunning departure from the norm, I allowed STRANGERS to manhandle my neglected fingernails and got a manicure over at The Painted Nail. Don't worry, there was a work reason! The salon doubles as the set for TV Guide Network's reality show Nail Files. (The new series, from Jersey Shore exec producer SallyAnn Salsano, scored with 1.1 million viewers and triple digit increases among female viewers when it premiered June 22.)
Salon owner Katie Cazorla, 33, is severely wacky — but in a great way, because at least she's not faking some act for TV. "I thought reality TV shows were for slutty girls who have no self-esteem and like to drink. I love to drink but I'm not gonna have cocktails and make out with some random guy in a hot tub. That was my 20s." Below, Katie offers up five reasons — one for each finger — to tune into episode 4 tonight (10 p.m. ET/PT).
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Why, Rob Lowe? Why?!
Oh no! Rob Lowe is totally going through with playing accused wife-killer Drew Peterson in an upcoming Lifetime thriller, and look at what they've done to him! The Parks and Rec star lit-ruh-lly looks like a cross between Sam Elliott and my dad. I mean, I love my dad. I might love Rob Lowe even more. But our overall analysis of People.com's exclusive photo of "Drew" from Untouchable? EWWWWWW.com. Plus, the 47-year-old (or 42 on TV, much to Chris Traeger's dismay) is not quite pulling off age 57. Good for him?
You guys. What if Rob Lowe WAS YOUR DAD? Stew on that for the weekend.
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Nick Offerman isn't shaving for the environment's sake. Join him.
What's the best email subject line we've read today? "Nick Offerman's beard saves the planet." The Parks and Recreation star, a.k.a. Ron Swanson, has teamed up with Budweiser to promote its "Grow One. Save a Million" campaign, which encourages men to grow beards as awesome as his — and therefore conserve water — in advance of World Environment Day (this Sunday, June 5). According to Budweiser, on average, a man uses 5 gallons of water every time he shaves. The company hopes enough men will take the pledge to put down the razor to save one million gallons of water.
"The only thing manlier than growing a big, burly beard is ripping a big, burly beard off of a charging grizzly with your bare hands," Swanson Offerman says in a release. READ FULL STORY


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I have two different varieties of tomatoes "Better Boy" and I can't remember the other but it's a smaller variety. Both are producing at a good rate and the tomatoes are rippening just fine. But when you slice into them some of the seeds are rotten. This is happening on both varieties. My cherry and grape tomatoes are fine and producing great. Any suggestions or ideas? |
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Harvest a tad earlier. |
- Posted by yumtomatoes 10b/FLA (My Page) on Thu, Aug 4, 11 at 17:46
yes, it sounds like you are leaving the fruit on the vine too long or letting them sit on the counter too long before you eat them. |
- Posted by dickiefickle 5B DousmanWi. (My Page) on Thu, Aug 4, 11 at 23:39
Can you post a pic ? |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Fri, Aug 5, 11 at 3:22
If there is a black area inside the fruits it could well be what's called internal BER ( blossom end rot) where the exterior does not show the typical lesions at the blossom end of the fruits, but the lack of Ca++ that causes death of the tissues is confined to the internal flesh. Just a suggestion. Carolyn |
- Posted by missingtheobvious Blue Ridge 7a (My Page) on Fri, Aug 5, 11 at 9:22
I had something like what Carolyn mentions earlier this year in a large grocery-store grape. |
this is the closest I have come with having a similiar problem. I have a good pic, but spent a good deal of time trying to download but can't seem to do this. Even downloaded to Flicker but unable to find any easy instx. Anyway, have some great looking Costoluto Genevese tomatoes. First one when cut into all the gel and seeds were somewhat in the middle of tomato, not appealing looking. Seeds were not blackened, just "congealed" is the closest I can get to explain. Even took the tom to our local extension cooperative agent. They were stumped and trying to find out cause. Never had this happen before. Tried all different wording but still to no avail. If anyone has any clue or had this happen to them would love some info. Just a beautiful tomato, but open it and wow, kind of shocking. thank you much |
- Posted by missingtheobvious Blue Ridge 7a (My Page) on Fri, Aug 5, 11 at 13:36
Ticee, was the tomato hollow like a green pepper? Here are some photos of stuffing tomatoes, aka stuffers: http://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_red-stuffer.html http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/File:TB_Red_Cup_Sliced1.jpghttp://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/File:Gezahnte1.jpg http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/File:Yellow_Stuffer_Sliced.jpg As to why it happened with your Costoluto G, one clue would be whether the other tomatoes on that plant are the same. If so, then either the seeds were from a different variety, or they were crossed, or there was a mutation in the seed that grew that particular plant. If the other fruits on that plant are normal, I've no idea. |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Fri, Aug 5, 11 at 13:57
Ticee, check out the tomato condition called puffiness via Google b/c I think it may match what you're describing. Carolyn |
thank you all for your comments and suggestions. Carolyn, I do think you hit it on the head. Puffiness, |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Fri, Aug 5, 11 at 20:57
Ticee, it's really up to you if you want to share info about the condition named puffiness. If they couldn't ID it in the first place perhaps that might be a good thing to do and also share with them the conditions that can lead to puffiness as well/ Carolyn |
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Gauging Phytophthora resistance
Our lab collected isolates of Phytophthora from tomato, potato, squash and citrus grown in South Florida. These isolates were examined for several key characteristics, including sensitivity to mefenoxam.
In 2012 and 2013, more than 150 isolates of P. infestans were collected from tomato and potato plants in Florida.
In 2012, isolates ranged from sensitive to full resistance, with the latter more common compared with previous years.
This occurred even though mefenoxam-based fungicides were not reported to be widely applied for this disease.
In 2013, on the other hand, only sensitive and intermediate sensitive isolates of P. infestans were identified.
Therefore, mefenoxam sensitivity cannot be reasonably predicted from previous season results so isolates during the epidemic must be tested for resistance.
Isolates of P. capsici recovered during the initial disease outbreak in squash fields were sensitive to mefenoxam.
But a shift toward intermediate sensitivity (able to grow on media amended with mefenoxam but reduced in growth by greater than 30 percent but less than 60 percent compared to growth of the same isolate on non-amended media) was detected among the more than 100 isolates recovered at the end of the season after mefenoxam applications.
Resistance found in citrus, too
Soil sampling in citrus groves at several locations for characterization of P. nicotianae populations also revealed a full range of mefenoxam sensitivity, including full resistance found in soil from blocks of young trees (3 to 4 years old), blocks containing mature plants and resets, and also blocks containing only mature trees (more than 20 years old).
All levels of mefenoxam resistance were characterized in populations of P. infestans, P. capsici and P. nicotianae occurring on tomato and potato, squash and citrus, respectively, in the past two years.
In vegetables, several fungicides with diverse modes of action are labeled for Phytophthora diseases that can be used to manage late blight and Phytophthora blight (see Vegetable Production Handbook for Florida).
In citrus, choices of fungicides are limited to mefenoxam/metalaxyl (Fungicide Resistance Action Committee Group 4) or phosphite (FRAC 33) for control of soilborne Phytophthora.
Management of diseases caused by oomycetes requires cultural control measures. such as management of soil moisture for the soil-borne phase as well as specific fungicides.


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England underwent a handwriting revolution in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Three new hands emerged: the secretary hand evolved out of the medieval gothic tradition, while the simple and elegant italic hand was based upon an Italian revival of Carolingian handwriting (from the time of Charlemagne). Students learned to write both hands by repeatedly tracing and copying strokes, letters, alphabets, and sentences. By the end of the seventeenth century, secretary and italic merged into the "round" hand, a precursor to modern handwriting.
Edward Cocker, one of the most prolific writing masters of his time, distinguished himself by engraving his own writing manuals, which included fanciful knots, flourishes, and animals drawn in looping strokes without lifting his pen. Here he simplifies the learning process by breaking each letter into individual strokes. One student has attempted to complete some of the letter forms, and has partially copied the alphabet underneath.


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By: Cynthia | September 25 2009 | Category: Science Lite, Scientists in the Community
Now here is something you don't see every day - the Director of the National Institutes of Health performing onstage with Aerosmith's Joe Perry at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center yesterday. Dr. Francis Collins' performance at the event – Rock Stars of Science Briefing and Tribute – is part of a campaign to honor scientists, encourage science as a career choice, and call for further research funding. Elected leaders, politicians, prominent scientists, and rock stars participating in the event share a common mission: to accelerate the science, from research bench to bedside, so that cures can be found for life-threatening diseases like HIV/AIDS, cancer, and Alzheimer's. Collins shared the stage with Perry and Harvard professor Rudy Tanzi who played the harmonica. The trio received a standing ovation when Collins led the vocals on a Bob Dylan tune, The Times They Are A-Changin' . Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Anthony Fauci gave a special presentation about the search for an effective HIV/AIDS vaccine and the announcement of some promising results from a trial in Thailand. The event was sponsored by Geoffrey Beene Gives Back , Research!America , the Alzheimer's Association , Wyeth , Elan , and GQ . The event was also conducted in cooperation with the Congressional Biomedical Research Caucus and the Congressional Task Force on Alzheimer's Disease. ABC News anchor Terry Moran emceed the event and moderated discussions. Watch CNN's video of Joe Perry at the briefing, talking about the need for more scientists and his early hopes of becoming a marine biologist. |
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Boys soccer: Niners surge after making adjustments
By Michael Osipoff firstname.lastname@example.com or 713-2485 October 24, 2013 12:02AM
Andrean Mike Metlov, left, and Wheeler Danilo Orlich battle for a loose ball during first half action Andrean and Wheeler in the IHSAA 1-A Boys Soccer Regional in Lakeville, Ind. Thursday October 17, 2013. |Joe Raymond ~For Sun-Times Media
Class 1A LaVille Semistate
Schedule: Saturday — Argos (18-3) vs. Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (17-3), 9 a.m.; Andrean (14-7) vs. Guerin Catholic (15-2-3), 11 a.m.; final, 6 p.m.
The skinny: Andrean is pursuing its first semistate title, after winning its first regional since 1996. In fact, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers is the only team among the four that already owns a semistate title, in 1995 (when the Knights won their only other regional title on their way to a state runner-up finish). Guerin Catholic and Argos each is seeking a semistate breakthrough, after each has won three straight regional titles since the advent of the two-class format. For reference, Guerin ended the regular season ranked No. 1 in the state coaches' poll, Luers No. 2, Andrean tied for No. 6 and Argos No. 9.
Next: Winner vs. Floyd Central Semistate winner in state championship, noon, Nov. 2, Michael A. Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium, IUPUI, Indianapolis
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Updated: November 25, 2013 1:25PM
MERRILLVILLE — Around the middle of the season, for various reasons, things clicked into place for the Andrean boys soccer team.
The result?
The 59ers are celebrating their first regional title since 1996, with aspirations to secure more hardware.
The main impetus for their turnaround has been a change in formation, shifting to a five-man defense from four. Jose Angulo, who started the season as a forward, dropped back as a second stopper in tandem with Dan Adair.
When coach Pete Reist made the move after a 2-1 loss at Chesterton on Sept. 16, the 59ers were 4-6. They since have gone 10-1, taking a 14-7 record into their semifinal against Guerin Catholic in Saturday's Class 1A LaVille Semistate.
Admittedly, Andrean's schedule down the stretch wasn't quite as daunting as the front portion. But the results have been dramatic. The 59ers have allowed eight goals in their last 11 games — with five coming in their lone loss, on Sept. 28 at Crown Point, a team Reist described as "on a different level" — and have registered eight shutouts.
"It helped plug up some holes, it shared the responsibility a little bit between the defenders, it let a couple of our guys man-mark the guys on the other team that we needed to and devote more time to them," Reist said.
"If you stay in your lanes defensively, it works. The discipline has to be there. It took us a couple games to get it, to get everyone to move like they should, but they got the hang of it. That's the biggest thing we've done."
But not the only thing. Around the same time Andrean altered its alignment, sweeper Aaron Corder (concussion), the team's leader on defense, and outside back Evan Fogle (ankle/quadriceps), who typically draws the assignment of marking the opponent's top striker, returned from injury after both had missed games. Also, the 59ers inserted Ted Sinal as their other outside back, solidifying what had been a position of instability.
"Those five really have been key for us," Reist said of the defenders in front of goalkeeper Chris Orozco.
Earlier in the season, Andrean tweaked its offense, too. Mike Gore switched back to his natural forward spot from center midfield, flip-flopping with Mike Metlov. Gore has 25 goals and 6 assists, and Metlov has responded with 15 assists to match the school record.
"Once the lights went on and I decided to put Michael (Gore) back where he's most comfortable, it made a difference," said Reist, also praising the production the 59ers have received from outside midfielders Chase Dawson (12 goals, 5 assists) and Eric Guetzloff (7 goals, 8 assists), and the complement former reserve Lucas Nowesnick has provided to Gore up top.
"We're used to winning right now, we've beaten some pretty fair teams lately. At this point, our kids believe. We're ready, we think we can win. We're not driving all the way out there just to have pizza and pop afterwards. We'd like to get on that bus going south — that would be a good finish."
For the 65-year-old Reist, who is retiring following his 24th season at Andrean after four at Merrillville, as well as the 17 seniors on the 59ers roster.
"It's been nice for me that the kids have extended it to this point, and it's great for them," Reist said. "Every team is different; every team, of course, you love 'em. To be honest, this may not be the most talented team, certainly not the deepest in talent, or skilled team that we've had. But it may be the most cohesive. Having 17 seniors, they're brothers in arms, maybe that has a lot to do with it. There's something to be said for the chemistry of this group."


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EQ dev: WoW wouldn't exist without EQ {WoW}
Jun 18th 2009 1:16PM EQ cribbed most of its gameplay from MUDs, specifically DikuMUD IIRC.
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Patch 3.1.3 and Ulduar Tips {WoW}
Jun 4th 2009 3:19PM As a well geared 25 man off tank, pummellers are never a danger from the amount of damage they do. I've had as many as 5 on me with no real problem. If you tank them right next to XT-002 himself, your damage plus your melee DPS's miscellaneous AoE will bring them down so you'll have ~3 or 4 on you for the second half of the fight, plus your cleaves and shockwaves and thunderclaps can help out at least a little bit on the big guy.
Also, if you have 2 people doing adds on Ignis, you're doing the boss the 'traditional' (i.e. kite and blow up) way, and you ever have more than 3 constructs up in total, you've failed at life. Now that you can turn them into brittle golems at 10 stacks the kiting portion of this fight is trivial.
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Jun 3rd 2009 9:31AM I don't think anyone has should worry about this change going in soon. This would be such a fundamental mechanics change that there is no way it would get tested enough as a point release. It would HAVE to come as an expansion release, in 4.0 or 5.0 or whatever. I got the impression that the quoted Ghostcrawler post was just him musing on some things they've floated around the design room to try and fix the rage situation. For every problem it helps fix, it brings up 3 or 4 others.
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