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For a while in Spain on Friday afternoon, when Sebastian Vettel was 1.960s ahead of anyone else, rivals feared the worst. But by the end of a second practice session in which the world champion finished third, the gap between Vettel and fastest man Mark Webber was 0.356s. And in between the two Red Bull team mates, a threatening Lewis Hamilton was only 0.039s adrift of the Australian for McLaren.
Once again, 2010 winner Webber set the pace with a blistering lap of 1m 22.470s which supplanted Vettel's 1m 22.826s, but Hamilton got in the middle of them with 1m 22.509s as McLaren got to grips with their numerous upgrades. And Jenson Button was fourth in the other MP4-26 on 1m 23.188s.
Behind this quartet, Ferrari and Mercedes didn't quite make the jump, with Fernando Alonso fifth on 1m 23.568s from Nico Rosberg on 1m 23.586s and Michael Schumacher on 1m 23.981s. Neither team made as much progress as they had hoped with their revisions.
Felipe Massa had an off-track moment but later improved to 1m 24.278s for eighth, with Kamui Kobayashi moving up for Sauber to claim ninth on 1m 24.290s. Nick Heidfeld was right behind him in the leading Renault with 1m 24.366s, chased by Sergio Perez on 1m 24.483s in the second Sauber and Vitaly Petrov in the second Renault on 1m 24.786s.
Sebastien Buemi soon got back in the groove after missing the morning session and lapped his Toro Rosso in 1m 25.296s to head Williams' Rubens Barrichello on 1m 25.303s, Toro Rosso's Jaime Alguersuari on 1m 25.457s and Pastor Maldonado on 1m 25.603s in the second Williams, while Force India just failed to breach 1m 26s with a best of 1m 26.073s courtesy of Paul di Resta. Behind him, Heikki Kovalainen continued Lotuss upward swing with 1m 26.417s.
Beleaguered Adrian Sutil lost a good lap when he was blocked in his Force India by Schumacher, but subsequently could only improve anyway to 1m 27.123s, which left him just ahead of Jarno Trulli's Lotus. The Italians morning problems with the power steering had been resolved and he lapped in 1m 27.189s.
Jerome D'Ambrosio was again Virgin's faster runner on 1m 28.036s, but this time Timo Glock was close with 1m 28.062s in the MVR-02 fitted with the blown floor. The HRTs were also closely matched, Narain Karthikeyan just acing Tonio Liuzzi, 1m 29.469s to 1m 29.476s.
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1976 Chevrolet Vega : 7.780 @ 171.060 Eric DeRoche, Engine: 565ci Ray franks/schmidt 1050's, Supercharger: No Turbos: No Tires: 14-33
1973 Chevrolet Vega : 8.154 @ 171.100 Jim Hull, Engine: 475 big block Chevy, Supercharger: 8-71 Littlefield Tires: 29.5x10.5w
1976 Chevrolet Vega VEGA: 8.530 @ 159.860 Mike, Engine: 415 in. sbc, Tires: Goodyear
1974 Chevrolet Vega : 8.690 @ 155.100 MARTIN LAJOIE, Engine: 506 BBC (BORED/STROKED) 427 TALL DECK, Tires: MICKEY THOMPSON
1972 Chevrolet Vega : 8.800 @ 155.120 Romeo Barcenilla, Engine: Lukovich Racing 565 BBC, Supercharger: none Turbos: none Tires: 15X32X14.5w Hoosier
1971 Chevrolet Vega : 8.812 @ 153.540 Rusty, Engine: 496 Chevy,
1972 Chevrolet Vega 2 door: 8.910 @ 151.870 julio The hammer Reyes, Engine: 510 BB chev, Tires: hoosher
1971 Chevrolet Vega 2 door: 8.980 @ 151.000 jason kimberlin, Engine: 496 big block chevy, Tires: slicks
1971 Chevrolet Vega GT: 9.000 @ 150.000 Dave Donalson, Engine: 496 bbc, Supercharger: none Turbos: none Tires: goodyears
1974 Chevrolet Vega : 9.062 @ 148.590 Greg Eachus, Engine: 498 BBC, Tires: Goodyear
1971 Chevrolet Vega : 9.160 @ 145.280 Pratt Thompson, Engine: 454, Tires: hoosiers
1971 Chevrolet Vega GT: 9.482 @ 139.600 Kenny Snow, Engine: 406, Tires: 29.5x11.5 Hoosier Slicks
1974 Chevrolet Vega : 9.534 @ 142.000 jerry morse, Engine: 388, Supercharger: nope Turbos: nope
1971 Chevrolet Vega : 9.600 @ 137.330 Willy Reerink, Engine: 383 SB, Tires: MT
1974 Chevrolet Vega Hatch back: 9.899 @ 137.120 Kerry Prince, Engine: 355, Tires: 28x10.5x15
1976 Chevrolet Vega : 9.990 @ 136.260 Curt Stewart, Engine: sbc,
1973 Chevrolet Vega : 10.000 @ 130.000 James Bassett, Engine: 406, Tires: MT 26x8.5x15
1971 Chevrolet Vega Panel delivey: 10.000 @ 127.000 glenn mailey, Engine: 355, Tires: Goodyear Eagle 13/30/15
1973 Chevrolet Vega GT Hatchback: 10.040 @ 124.560 James, Engine: 355 small block, Tires: M/T ET Drag slicks 26x10-15
1977 Chevrolet Vega : 10.081 @ 131.810 Shaun Cook, Engine: 383 Stroker 557 hp @ 6500 rpm and 504 lb-Ft @ 5000, Tires: M/T slicks 32X14.5X15
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Happy families: a game of charadesWednesday, 22 February 1995
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What now for animal rights? PROPOSITIONSWednesday, 22 February 1995
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Leading article:The case for doing nothingWednesday, 22 February 1995
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Letter:Arts Council's role in the lotteryWednesday, 22 February 1995
Sir: Your in general kind and accurate description of the structure of the Arts Council (18 February) contains one important error of fact, one of omission and one of interpretation. The Lottery Board of the council does not allocate the lottery fund...
Rubbing salt in nurses' woundsWednesday, 22 February 1995
Which leads one to wonder how health ministers and the NHS Executive can keep on getting it so wrong in dealing with the pay of doctors and nurses. During the past three or four months, a conflict has been brewing over whether the pay of health worke...
Letter:Future peopleWednesday, 22 February 1995
Sir: Gill Alderman (letter, 14 February) is right to correct the impression that authors of sci-fi have failed to populate their fantasies with the multi-ethnic descendants of the present. In fact, most of the better science fiction authors have made...
Letter:High returns on family lifeWednesday, 22 February 1995
Sir: The point Francine Stock overlooks ("Is the Archbishop missing the point?", 17 February) is that a couple deciding to have a child assumes society will be there to provide education, health services etc, for that child. In return, it is reasonab...
Letter:Politics may cost councillors their jobsWednesday, 22 February 1995
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Leading article:Witty film, nutty editorialWednesday, 22 February 1995
Films cannot only be about cookery classes and nice people doing nice things. If they were, does anyone seriously believe the mugger would wake up and say, "Gosh, cookery classes, I'll help old ladies across the streets today"? Drama has always taken...
Letter:Accept gifts of the Spirit quietlyWednesday, 22 February 1995
Sir: Dr Paul Dixon (Faith & Reason, 18 February) says that those who exhibit physical effects of a "Toronto Blessing" also report a spiritual experience similar to ASC (Altered States of Consciousness) which correlates with that experienced by pr...
Letter:Slovakia sets a fine exampleWednesday, 22 February 1995
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Positive change at Probation ServiceWednesday, 22 February 1995
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Letter:Heart-throbs who don't ham it upWednesday, 22 February 1995
Sir: I must take issue with Genevieve Fox's article "Hollywood comes to Hackney" (17 February) on Ralph Fiennes's forthcoming Hamlet. This refers to "a recent and ill-fated tradition of brainless Hollywood heart- throbs turned Hamlets" and, more seri...
A nice gene, but I'm not wearing itWednesday, 22 February 1995
"We really think we are on to it this time!" enthuses the high-profile geneticist Wayne Kelly. "We think we may have stumbled on the big one in DNA. We think we've located a gene which governs the way we think about genes, and that means a gene which...
Letter:Words to play withWednesday, 22 February 1995
Sir: I have thought of some more words to rhyme with orange: syringe, fringe, cringe, whinge, hinge, tinge and singe. Yours sincerely, TAMARA AL-JANABI (age 11) Epsom, Surrey
Letter : Orange and purple poetryTuesday, 21 February 1995
Sir: Surely "lozenge" no more rhymes with "orange" than "doubloons" with your correspondent's name "Patroons" (letter, 18 February). It is said that Robert Browning, when challenged to find rhymes for "orange" and that other unrhymable word, "month",...
Letter : Race relations: EU border controls, Clause IV, `honorary' citizenTuesday, 21 February 1995
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Another View : Too awful to be true?Tuesday, 21 February 1995
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Letter : Bill for war widowsTuesday, 21 February 1995
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Letter : Gene article had inherent faultTuesday, 21 February 1995
Sir: I was saddened that such a distinguished scientist as Patrick Bateson should write a misleading article on "The perils of genetic determinism" (18 February). The account of development that he provided, in terms of an interplay between individua...
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Don't relinquish your seats too easilyTuesday, 21 February 1995
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Letter : Unionists' fears are justifiedTuesday, 21 February 1995
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There's no news like old newsTuesday, 21 February 1995
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Leading Article : Natural born hypocrisyTuesday, 21 February 1995
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Leading Article : Electric storm in the cityTuesday, 21 February 1995
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Letter : FootnoteTuesday, 21 February 1995
Sir: James Fenton's attempt to belittle the Sunday Times' report about KGB contacts with Michael Foot was a piece of polemic that would not have disgraced the Disinformation Department of the First Chief Directorate at the height of its powers ("Spy ...
Letter : Race relations: EU border controls, Clause IV, `honorary' citizenTuesday, 21 February 1995
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EVIDENCE : Urban stress, creative tensionTuesday, 21 February 1995
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Sins of the father - or the press?Tuesday, 21 February 1995
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Letter : Orange and purple poetryTuesday, 21 February 1995
Sir: Michael Fishberg (letter, 20 February) suggests "door-hinge" as a rhyme for "orange", but he does not see how the two words could be used in the same context. There is no difficulty about this, as the following clerihew shows: Said the Doctor, "...
Letter : Orange and purple poetryTuesday, 21 February 1995
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Another weekend down the tubes....
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And 3 days ago it was 68F and I raised all my plants and cleaned the ponds.
Fickle MN weather.....at least it will melt soon. Oh, hey! No Mosquitoes!!! .... yet.....
Don't feel bad. At least you did lift your plants and got the ponds cleaned out. I still have to do that and it has been in the 80's some days with no snow for months and months. I've been working on my gardens and lawn. I think I'll pull my filters and pump up tomorrow morning since one of the filters floated up. I did scoop some leaves off the bottom today but I really need to get the shop-vac out of the basement. I might have to forgo pulling up the potted plants. This has been the latest I've gotten around to it in 5 years, but every one of my discs in my cervical spine are bulging or herniated so I've been doing little bits at a time for months. My left hand as no feeling in it. My plants are sprouting up though - in the pond. Showing are waterlily, floating heart looks great, pickeral weed, yellow flag iris is several feet tall, and thalia starting to green, but I need to repot them all and they are too heavy to lift right now. Oh well, will stuff a few fertilizer pellets in the soil (if I can get them past the roots).
I don't think I could deal with Zone 4 at all. I am thinking lately I don't even like Zone 7! Zone 9 or 10 looking better all the time with a condo with no gardens, lawn or ponds.
That gives me the shivers! We had a cold spring last year but this year has been wonderful - unfortunately I haven't had any time outside, my pump is still not running and I never got the leak at the biofilter fixed last year ... so despite your cold weather, you are way ahead of me too!
CT - sounds extremely painful. Whats the prognosis? I can only imagine how hard it is to be down during the best time of the year. I hope you get some relief soon!
Oh thit! Don'tcha just hate when thit like that happens!!
Just when you think it's safe to take the longjohns off!
I guess snow rain mix is forecast for out neck of the woods on Monday, after the last two weeks of above average temperatures.
What the hey,we have to take what we are sent, like it or not.
This too shall come to pass!
"CT - sounds extremely painful. Whats the prognosis?"
I don't know yet what can be done. I do have my MRI report and it is not sounding good when I look on the internet some of the things I am reading. I have an appointment on May 5th with an Orthopedic surgeon and will see what they say. I'll follow up with a 2nd opinion from another Orthopedic surgeon if surgery is suggested. I also want to see a Neurologist maybe. The deadness of my left hand is now moving up my arm and my wrist is numb also. I will be conservative in treatment though - I think anyway. I've been taking Demerol and Flexiril for almost a month. I was shocked my appointment has taken so long so maybe what I have is common and not a big deal, but it is painful even through the drugs.
I'm sorry for your pain comettose.
I might be totally out of line saying this, since I don't really know the full extent of your problems, but I think exercise can help so much. There are so many different strengthening/stretching exercises for all the different muscles. I think I'd really do all those before going under the knife.
My ortho doc told me I needed knee replacements. But instead, I've been doing just a couple simple knee strengthening exercises, and so far, so good. Within 3 days of stopping them, I begin to have knee problems, so I know they are working.
Forgive me if my suggestions are too simple, but I wanted to bring that up as a possibility.
I have been hearing lately that the trend is to deal with backs more with exercise now, and less with surgery.
Good luck comettose!
I understand. Sigh... I was a bit startled when the doc stuck a pin in my thumb and all I felt was a bit of pressure. No wonder I kept dropping things. The first carpal tunnel procedure was done this past Wed.
They are doing great things with titanium these days. I have to carry a card with a picture of my spine and it's new hardware to get through some security scanners. LOL! I avoid airports. Sorry about the Demerol. That is one that you can get too used to and then it stops working. Maybe you could ask for a trial period on Lyrica instead. I have to take close to the maximum but it works as well as most of the demerol type drugs. The doc told me to get a Hydrocodone script filled because I would need it for the wrist but I have not needed it.
I've been taking 30mg of Flexeril each day for 14 years or so. The thought of getting adapted to it is nerve wracking. I don't think there is anything out there that does it as well. Before taking it I could be in tears trying to make my muscles take the next step. For those of us who need it to get through the next few hours it works wonders but it can't do anything about the nerve damage.
I hope you have good insurance. Sandy
Thanks all. I do have a few back exercises and exercise does make me feel better. So does a back and neck massage with heat therapy. I also use an ice pack, alternating heat and ice. I also have Vicodin with Tylenol which I take some days instead of the Demerol. It makes me itch though. The flexeril makes me sleepy. I hope not to have surgery and will only do that after several doctors agree. I do have good insurance, same as our Congress. I am pretty tough so I think everything will work out OK.
Thanks again.
Oh shoot, do I feel like an idiot for complaining about MY day. And meanwhile I spent 2 whole days helping a friend paint in her new house....I HATE to paint. But I'm sure god's giving me a few extra points....
CT, my heartfelt wishes that you may soon be ponding pain-free!
Tomorrow I get to have another MRI on my heel that I had surgery on a year ago, blah,blah,blah etc. Achilles tendon is great and strong. Surgical site still not completely healed. I suspect.....several things, but will let the experts clue me in. I really like and respect my doctor, and he says if this MRI tells him ??? we should get another opinion..................where???????????????
CT, I'm so sorry for what you've been going through! I've had scoliosis pain almost my whole life, but it sounds like nothing compared to what you're dealing with. I sure hope you find some answers, and relief, soon!
It's been 90F here the last couple of days, which is miserable this early in the season. Then I think of the folks down south who are dealing with fires and temps in the 100s. Wish they could get some snow "cuttings" from you, Sarah! :D Hope you get warm temps soon, too!


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Beginning today [August 7], all VIZ Manga releases will debut on Tuesdays. In addition, digital volumes of current releases will debut on the same day as its print debut.
Viz has the most comprehensive digital strategy of any manga publisher — and one that compares favorably to all comic digital releases. They put out a lot of material, make it easy to find on a variety of platforms (Android, iOS, and web), and price sensibly. Where print books start at $9.99, most of their digital releases are only $4.99, and they run frequent sales.
Note that while they're promising that the digital releases won't lag behind the print versions, some titles come to digital early. Blue Exorcist Volume 8, for example, is coming out online three months before its scheduled print release on November 6. Psyren Volume 6 is out now digitally, while the print version ships September 4.
John Jakala has more analysis of what this decision means, including how
It signals Viz's commitment to digital. To be honest, at times I questioned Viz's will and/or ability to stick with digital, but this reassures me.
It makes Viz perhaps the only publisher to charge less than print for digital day-and-date.
That last one is probably the most significant and the place where Viz is the most forward-looking online publisher.
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Island to Island 2012: Taking a new course down our Nation's River
Undeterred by the hardships that they endured during last year's Island to Island trip, Whit Overstreet, Communications Manager for Potomac Riverkeeper, and Joe Hage, Caretaker for the Sycamore Island Club, set off yet again on a paddling odyssey down the Potomac. The goal of this year's Island to Island trip was to highlight the work and impact of Potomac Riverkeeper along the river, to promote recreational use of the great resource in the backyard of our Nation's capital, to share the sights and sounds of the lower Potomac with the hope of inspiring others to get out and explore their river, and lastly to bring in some grassroots-style fundraising to support the mission of Potomac Riverkeeper.
To read the trip blog and see pictures from the journey, visit the webpage.
There were a few planned differences between last year's pilot run and this year's excursion. First, a new destination: this year the two paddled all of the way to where the Potomac meets the Chesapeake Bay at Smith Point, Virginia before crossing the mouth of the Potomac at the river's widest point to reach Point Lookout, Maryland. Second, a new distance goal: 165 miles following an unconventional route along the Virginia shoreline once below the Nice Memorial 301 Bridge. Third, working with nature: by picking an optimal week of the month, Joe and Whit were able to paddle with the tides in their favor.
The trip would not have been possible without the help of many supporters and sponsors. Though by no means exhaustive, the following parties contributed to the success of Island to Island 2012: Mike Aronoff of CKAPCO donated paddling technique and safety lessons as well as lending a boat for the trip; Jefferson Glassie, President of Jefferson Islands Club, sponsored the trip and organized the celebratory event at the trip's conclusion; Peter Bross, Potomac Riverkeeper board member, was a major sponsor of the trip; Alice Ferguson Foundation gave permission for the two to stay on the property of Hard Bargain Farm; Virginia DCR staff at Westmoreland and Caledon State Parks provided advice and accommodations above and beyond expectations; the proprietors of Fletcher's Boat House, Coles Point Marina, Coan River Marina, and Smith Point Marina were generous in the hospitality they extended to the two paddlers. Thank you to all of the others who helped to make Island to Island 2012 a success.


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United To Get Adam Rumours Resurface
Following the retirement of Manchester United midfielder legend, Paul Scholes, the rumours and reports have started again that United could well be interested in bringing Blackpool's Charlie Adam to the club. Many see Adam as the sort of player who could run a midfield from his central role and therefore be an ideal replacement for Scholes. If United are interested, he probably wouldn't come cheap if it was left to Blackpool as manager Ian Holloway said some time ago that Adam would end up going to a top four club for a pretty penny. £16 million is the fee that Blackpool are rumoured to be looking for but experts on these things think that £13 million would be more than enough to test Blackpool's determination. The player should have moved in January many believe, the story goes that a club had agreed a fee, but lost paperwork in the 11th hour prevented the move to Tottenham or Liverpool.
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Join us for this exciting free two-day event! May 28 and 29 at Bates Technical College – south campus
Keynote: Brian Young, WA Dept. of Commerce Clean Tech Sector Lead will provide an excellent link between the clean energy and construction industries and align the theme with the governor's platform on clean technology.
Registration (it's required and is free).
9th Annual Energy & Construction Best Practices Summit
Thank you to our vendors, speakers, sponsors and guests for making the 9th Annual Energy & Construction Best Practices Summit a successful event! Scroll below the videos for presentations, handouts, links and photographs.
Summit Summary of Proceedings by Alan Hardcastle, Ph.D., WSU Energy Program
Building a Regional Resilience by Capt. Matt Cutts, P.E., M.SAME, USCG (Ret.); Daniela Todesco, P.E., M.SAME; and Yumei Wang, P.E., M.SAME, F.ASCE (Jan. 2015)
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Moffat County swimmers hit new heights in final lap of season
The Moffat County High School girls swim team recently competed in the Jefferson County Invitational in Arvada. Though they didn't make it past the preliminaries, the large-scale competition saw Bulldog swimmers continuing to reach new goals in the meet that included more than 20 teams across the state, ultimately won by Evergreen.
Moffat County High School seeks receipts for fundraiser
Local residents can help with the issue of school funding as Moffat County High School raises money in the weeks to come. MCHS is participating in the AmeriGas School Days Program, and people can bring in their receipts from propane to join in the effort. For every gallon of gas accounted for, the company will donate two cents to the school in question.
Moffat County basketball has grand weekend vs. Grand Valley
Boys win, 82-64, lead Western Slope League; 2nd-place girls, 53-41, over Cardinals
The Moffat County High School boys and girls basketball teams swept the visiting Grand Valley Cardinals at every level in Saturday afternoon games that saw a win for the girls varsity squad of 53-41, leading to an 82-64 triumph for the boys.
Moffat County hoops hang in to beat Roaring Fork
Teams prepare for Grand Valley
After Friday night, the coaches of Moffat County High School's basketball teams have no doubt in their heads their players are ready for some big games Saturday. The boys and girls varsity Bulldogs had a very successful night at the Roaring Fork High School gym, winning 69-48 and 57-49, respectively.
Craig Sports Briefs for Jan. 24, 2015: CNCC's Jed Moore wins Stampede event in Cowboy Downhill
On Monday, Jed Moore, rodeo coach for Colorado Northwestern Community College Rangely campus won the Stampede event in the 41st annual Cowboy Downhill at Steamboat Springs Ski Area.
Craig Middle School girls hoops teams topple Baggs
7th-graders claim 1st win, 36-13; 8th-graders, 37-15
There was plenty of bark and bite alike Thursday night for the Craig Middle School girls basketball teams as the Bulldogs hosted the Little Snake River Valley School Rattlers of Baggs, Wyoming. Both the seventh- and eighth-grade teams claimed wins after defeats earlier in the week.
Craig Sports Briefs for Jan. 23, 2015: Moffat County C-Teams hit the road
The Moffat County High School boys and girls basketball C-Teams have been busy in the past week, attending a tournament at Gypsum's Eagle Valley High School last Saturday and competing Wednesday in Grand Junction against Central High School.
Moffat County wrestlers slam Coal Ridge, 61-12
The Bulldogs dominated the visiting Coal Ridge Titans, 61-12, in a Tuesday evening dual that saw the team fight hard and in many cases, finish off their opponents fast.
Craig Sports Briefs for Jan. 21, 2015: Moffat County swimmers gain 5th place in Montrose
The Moffat County High School girls swim team placed fifth at the Montrose Invitational this weekend. Among the top finishers in individual events were Marissa Hulstine second in the 500-yard freestyle, at six minutes 17.21 seconds; Micah Espinosa third in the 100-yard breaststroke, 1:22.45; and the team of Hulstine, Espinosa, Bailey Kurz and Alex Samuelson fourth in the 200-yard freestyle relay, clocking in 2:03.60.
Craig hockey team loses to Steamboat Springs in home games
Craig Youth Hockey Association's Midget team lost twice to Steamboat Sunday, but not without putting up a fight.
Moffat County wrestlers have powerful weekend at Wyoming event
The wrestlers of Moffat County High School fought tough at the Bill Thoman Jr. Memorial Duals on Friday and Saturday in Green River, Wyoming.
Moffat County boys basketball downs Basalt, 56-32, at home
Bulldogs still undefeated in league play
It can be lonely at the top, but the Moffat County High School boys varsity basketball team doesn't have to worry about that when they're in their own gym. The first home game of the season was a solid one for the boys, who beat Basalt, 56-32, to go to 4-0 and remain tied for first place in the 3A Western Slope League.
Moffat County girls hoops on top, 75-27, in 1st home game
It may be a cliché, but the Moffat County High School girls varsity basketball team took the bull by the horns Friday night. The MCHS girls claimed a huge win in their first home game of the year, defeating the Basalt Longhorns, 75-27.


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For days, Wilmington Police searched for Leroy Bernard Sampson Jr. He was wanted for allegedly shooting and killing 17-year-old Tyshawn Gause. As of Saturday night, they did not have look any further. Sampson turned himself in to authorities.
Tyshawn's mother, Lakeitha Smith, buried her son the same day Sampson stopped running from the law. "By him turning himself in, he didn't do that on his own. God made him do that, which is for his best interest," she said.
The fatal shooting marked the first murder in the city of Wilmington this year. Smith said she has been sitting by the phone hoping to hear an arrest had been made ever since she lost her son. "We are very relieved and I feel like I can get some sleep now."
Sampson is still awaiting trial, but Smith said she wants justice to come to the person who killed her teenaged son. "I say throw away the key. Really, I say give me the key and let me hold on to it, because you won't get it back."
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Sobeys closing IGA, opening new location
Transcona residents who enjoy shopping at Sobeys-owned businesses will soon have a new store.
The company is closing its IGA store at 1783 Plessis Rd. on May 28 in favour of a brand-new Sobeys location at 50 Kildonan Green Dr. across the street. The new store will open its doors on May 31.
Sobeys spokeswoman Keri Scobie said employees at the IGA have been offered jobs at the new location.
She said the time was right to expand the Sobeys brand in Transcona.
"The IGA was a franchise store, and they sold it back to Sobeys corporate," she said.
"When that happens, Sobeys takes it as an opportunity to look at existing locations and decide 'is this the right format for the community?' We decided that we would go with the Sobeys format, which has a little more of an extensive offering than the IGA does."
The Sobeys location will offer a full pharmacy, and expanded deli and produce departments. As well, Scobie noted customers will now be able to take part in the Club Sobeys program, which was not offered at IGA.
Scobie also said there will be a grand opening event for the new store, but details are still being worked out.
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No, I have no important exams or tests at this moment.. XD An debate essay though.. But it's not due for awhile And i'm always ready to chat ^_^ *rubs your brain*.. comforting..
it ain't your fault actually . . . i nearly lost my head so i stopped studying and went to anime online to see who's online at 4 in the morning. i saw you were so i thought we could chat, i kinda lost the fact on the time difference! speaking of the topic, my test went well except for probably 18 spelling errors, wait a sec, don't you have any tests or something?
Oh, i'm sorry I was not on.. I was asleep you left that message around 10:00 D: So yeah.. that was pretty late for me XD But yeah.. school sucks D: Same issue in every part of the world ☼.☼!!!
Um, you're gone? ne-never mind i'll go back to studying i guess . . .this is so boring
Ello! sorry, i couldn't reply for so long cause i had to study for a test comin up . . . it seems you are online when its 4:23am here what time is it there? man bangla is hard i hope you reply quick though cause i gotta memorise some more stuff for [I]another[I] test coming up!
Hehe you have to leave the message on my page or I can't respond.. I misclicked your profile and saw it I get on around 15:00 or 3p.m, that's 20:00 or 8p.m where you are ;D
I'm doing well.. And I go by Western European Time. So it's like 9:25 p.m in Bangladesh now.. So where I live it's 15:25, or 3:25 p.m, By that time we're 5 hours apart? That's not too much.. And I like your name ^^ It's really warm here in Ireland... It's about 12C . How's the weather there?
hello! my name is actually odhora but i changed it cause its really hard to remember what number your account had so i changed it just in case ! i keep wondering . . . why is it that people are usually awake at three or four in the morning( no offence ) but asleep for the rest of the day? by the way, how's everything in ireland? the name you made is really cute!
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Glazed doughnut muffins
(Read article summary)A cake-like doughnut with a sugary glaze are easily made in a muffin tin for a brunch get together.
The Pastry Chef's Baking
These muffins are accurately named as they really do remind me of doughnuts – at least cake doughnuts rather than yeasted doughnuts. It could be the taste of cinnamon that reminds me of doughnuts, but it's also the glaze. (Confession: I didn't sift the confectioners' sugar or the glaze so you can see little lumps in the glaze.) They are delicious! As with any muffin recipe, mix sparingly, just enough to have the batter come together. If you overmix, the muffins won't have as tender a crumb or texture.
These would make for a good addition to an Easter brunch, if you're planning that far ahead. To make them as doughnut like as possible, let both layers of the glaze set before serving. Or serve gooey warm with runny glaze.
To avoid the lumps in the glaze, simply strain it before using. I find it's easier to strain glaze or frosting rather than sifting confectioners' sugar before using. If you sift the sugar to get out the lumps, tiny lumps can still form in your glaze as you mix the sugar with the liquid. Save a step and strain the glaze once it's made and before it sets.
Glazed Doughnut Muffins
From Sweet Pea's Kitchen
1/4 cup butter
1/4 cup vegetable oil
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/3 cup brown sugar
2 large eggs
1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg