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Suspects fired two shots into Maiden Fire Department's station on Startown Road in the past 24-48 hours.
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1. Watch the ball....you don't.
2. Serve...higher ball toss.
1. No-one does truly watch the ball all the way into the racquet (save for Fed). It's unnecessary.
2. No. His toss is fine.
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Will, I have been coaching for 20 years and work with lots of college coaches. I am sorry but even though your strokes look good on video, they could not care less. No offense, but I can not tell you how many guys look amazing on video but simply can not win big matches. Pretty strokes do not a winner make.
This is reality:
2 star recruit and 950 schedule strength. And you are already a senior. A D-1 coaching job is tough to get, they do not take chances on players without top notched results.
Your options are to try and walk on and get them to realize that you have only played 3 years and will improve fast. But D-1 coaches are not in the business of player development. They need to win now and will do so with foreign guys if needed.
Reality is no D-1 coaches will look at your video. Their assistants weed out the guys with your results. Sorry, reality stinks sometimes! Maybe your high school coach has some connections to bypass the system?
You can try to walk on at D-1. But more realistically would be a lower level college program. Most likely your funding will be student loans. Tennis scholarships for guys are tough to come by and only partials for all but a handful.
Good luck.
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Good luck. If you really want D-1 do not let my reality post deter you. You will just need to think outside the box and get yourself in front of coaches. I think the fact you have only been playing 3 years and have improved so fast may intrigue a coach somewhere.
A little advice, its awful about your uncle, grandfather, and Achilles....but leave that out of any discussions with recruiters. They will all say the same thing....odds are the guys you played also were having personal issues of some sort, yet they still won. (college recruiters and coaches can be brutal) They do not want to hear any explanations for poor results, they only want to see good results.
But remember that their assistants will not put the tape in front of them based on the current results. So you will need to be crafty and persistent!
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I'm currently a college coach...let me give you my opinion. I'm going to be as direct and honest as I can be as if I was recruiting you.
First of all I like your game and your being proactive. Quite honestly most coaches will never watch that video, we don't have to. We can see your record and the kids you beat and the ones you don't. I use the recruiting videos to look at foreign kids, as it's my only option. Besides, if I see a video, I want to see a video of actual sanctioned tournament play.
Now as far as level goes d1 would be tough. I would never sell a kid short though. Too put it in perspective, my naia school brought in a kid #478 in the country and he's my #9 guy and will never play. Its tough. If you want to sell yourself to a division 1 school and would sell a school on your upside/potential and work ethic. You've only been playing three years, just think of the strides you could make, thats how I'd approach it.
Now a personal note, some advice... Does it have to be d1? Is that just a personal goal, or your coach recommended it? There are a lot of great d2, d3, naia schools in the southeast. It sucks to be the number #10 guy on a d1 squad and work your butt off and give up so many fun aspects of college to never play, trust me. I would go to a school where you will get most of school paid for, get a great education, make the lineup, and still get to be a normal kid.....my opinion. But if it has to be d1, you can do it, but you have to decide if it's worth it.
If you want some recommendations for schools or about the whole process, let me know. I used to be an assistant coach at one of the schools on your list, and I'd be glad to help.
I like how everyone puts DI on this pedestal, like it's impossible for a decent high school player to play on a DI team. I mean, yeah, if you wanna play on a top 75 DI school, it's virtually a requirement that you be around a 4-star on TRN.
But if he merely wants to play DI (where there's most likely consistent monies and facilities), there are PLENTY of DI schools that he could go to and start as a true freshman, such as Western Illinois U, Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville, South Dakota State (although SDSU has been upping their recruiting standards lately), etc... Those are just schools I've had experiences with. I'm sure there are many schools just like the aforementioned schools around the nation that could fit a guy like the OP.
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Ted Cruz Heading to Iowa - For Homeschooling Convention!Submitted by Allegory on Wed, 02/12/2014 - 09:50
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.), a tea party favorite, will speak at a homeschooling rally in Iowa next month, signaling his continued interest in a possible 2016 presidential bid.
The event, which will take place on March 18 at the Iowa state capitol in Des Moines, will be hosted by the Network of Iowa Christian Home Educators (NICHE), a politically-engaged group that has previously hosted presidential contenders. In 2011, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) spoke at a similar "Homeschool Day at the Capitol," as did pizza magnate Herman Cain and former congressman Ron Paul (R-Tex.).
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Anyone who knows me knows I have a real soft spot in my heart for the state of Texas.
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I was very impressed with Ted when I got to see him in action at a Tea Party rally my son Rand and I spoke at in Texas this past weekend.
Ted is a true statesman and is exactly the kind of person my son Rand needs to help him fight for liberty in the U.S. Senate.
If elected, Ted will be a leader in the fight to restore individual liberty, free markets, and sound money in America.
In fact, Rand, Ted, and I had a lengthy discussion about the dangers of the Federal Reserve printing money out of thin air.
Ted understands monetary policy and is fully committed to passing AUDIT THE FED legislation.
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He also understands the importance of protecting our God-given liberties.
In fact, he is strongly opposed to the indefinite detention of U.S. citizens under the recently passed National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), and he will fight to overturn this gross violation of our liberties.
Ted is also an opponent of the TSA, and he will work with Rand in his fight to abolish this out-of-control federal agency.
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I hope you like this.This is my first one,am 10 years old.They make good ornaments for your Christmas tree.This is the easiest thing on here.
All you need to make one candy cane you need two different colored pipe cleaners.(you can get big packs at hobby stores like shown)
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Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com heard from a source Thursday that the Blue Jays are no longer expecting to reach agreement on a contract with Tyler Beede, their first-round pick from June's MLB Amateur Draft.
Beede made a commitment to pitch for Vanderbilt University earlier this summer and apparently hasn't been swayed by the Jays' contract offers.
An 18-year-old high school pitcher out of Massachusetts, he won't be eligible for the draft until 2014 if the negotiations are indeed broken off.
The deadline to sign picks is August 15, so there's still a bit of time left for something to change. For now, those rumors of a "pre-draft" agreement between Beede and the Jays would appear to be completely off base.
- proudlycanadian - Aug 12, 2011 at 8:31 AM
No problem. The Jays will just get an extra first round pick next year.
- dirtyharry1971 - Aug 12, 2011 at 9:20 AM
Yeah No problem proudly, we see what all these picks are doing for them. At least at one time the b-jays used to finish 3rd, now they cant even do that. Enjoy 4th place sucker!
- drmonkeyarmy - Aug 12, 2011 at 9:30 AM
Thanks for yet another insightful contribution.
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"Depends" Dirty Harry. Remember the "depends". They will not cure your problem, but they will help you cope with being a social outcast.
- dirtyharry1971 - Aug 12, 2011 at 2:13 PM
Depends? I got an old man telling me depends jokes when im like 35 years younger then you? LOL thats funny. Social outcast? you really think i came here to be friends with anyone? absolutely not, i hate all of you including my probation officer, lol.
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I realize that you hate people. My condolences.
- dirtyharry1971 - Aug 12, 2011 at 9:42 AM
thats ok monkeyboy, i know sometimes the truth hurts. I do feel bad for the b-jays fan base sometimes. You know all 15 of them?
- drmonkeyarmy - Aug 12, 2011 at 9:53 AM
I'm not a Blue Jays fan.
- cur68 - Aug 12, 2011 at 11:17 AM
Good Morning Harry! My, but you're up early. Had a visit with your probation officer this AM or did you have to go in for the battery change on your ankle bracelet?
- drmonkeyarmy - Aug 12, 2011 at 12:19 PM
Morning Cur. How are you today? You know what I am tired of….people devaluing the RBI.
- Chris Fiorentino - Aug 12, 2011 at 11:41 AM
I'm usually all for college for kids, but in this case, he would be insane to pass up on the Blue Jays here. If he is really being offered $3.5 to $4 million dollars, why wouldn't he take that money? If they start slotting draft picks in another couple years, even if he is picked in 5th, he won't see that much money. And if he gets hurt or doesn't pitch as well, he won't be picked that high anyway.
He's 18 and he is being offered millions. Take the money. You'll be that much closer, if not already in the big leagues when you are 21. And if you suck, then you'll have $4 million and can go to college with some cash in your portfolio..
- cur68 - Aug 12, 2011 at 3:56 PM
Ahhh, he's just holding out a little for more cash. Either that or his family is rich and he doesn't need the dough.
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Comelec asked to stand by its disqualification of certain partylists
MANILA, Philippines—The election watchdog Kontra Daya has asked the Commission on Elections to uphold the disqualification of 38 party-list groups it had earlier barred from running in the upcoming mid-term elections.
In a 15-page motion, Kontra Daya said the Comelec should disqualify these 38 party-list groups even after the Supreme Court issued new guidelines which allowed non-marginalized groups to join the party-list race.
"Definitely, public opinion is against the Supreme Court decision with respect to its decision (issuing the new guidelines)," Kontra Daya said.
"The Comelec decision cleansing the party-list system was a good start and was popularly supported by the public," it added.
Kontra Daya said the 38 party-list groups should remain disqualified "without the need for the Comelec to conduct a summary evidentiary hearing" because they allegedly failed to meet other criteria, including the requirement that they have a track record in the sectors that they claim to represent.
The 38 party-list groups included AKO Bicol Political Party (AKB), Association for Righteousness Advocacy on Leadership (ARAL), Alliance for Rural Concerns (ARC), Association of Philippine Electric Cooperatives(APEC),
1st Consumers Alliance for Rural Energy, Inc. (1-CARE), Aksyon Magsasaka-Partido Tinig ng Masa (AKMA-PTM), and the Kapatiran ng mga Nakulong na Walang Sala, Inc. (KAKUSA), The Alliance for Rural and Agrarian Reconstruction,Inc. (ARARO),
Alliance for Nationalism and Democracy(ANAD), Agapay ng Indigenous Peoples Rights Alliance,Inc. (A-IPRA), 1-Bro Philippine Guardians Brotherhood, Inc.(1BRO-PGBI), The True Marcos Loyalist (for God, Country and People) Association of the Philippines, Inc.(BANTAY),
Agri-Agra na Reporma Para sa Magsasaka ng Pilipinas Movement (AGRI), The Philippine Coconut Producers Federation, Inc. (COCOFED), Action Brotherhood for Active Dreamer, Inc. (ABROAD), 1 Guardians Nationalist Philippines, Inc. (1GANAP/GUARDIANS),
Atong Paglaum, Inc. (Atong Paglaum), United Movement Against Drugs Foundation (UNIMAD), Blessed Federation of Farmers and Fishermen International, Inc. (A BLESSED Party-List), Aangat Tayo Party-List Party (AT), The Kaagapay ng Nagkakaisang Agilang Pilipinong Magsasaka (KAP), Adhikain at Kilusan ng Ordinaryong Tao Para sa Lupa, Pabahay, Hanapbuhay at Kaunlaran (AKO-BAHAY),
Abang Lingkod Party-List (ABANG LINGKOD), Firm 24-K Association, Inc. (FIRM 24-K), Alliance of Bicolnon Party (ABP), Green Force for the Environment Sons and Daughters of Mother Earth (GREENFORCE), The Ang Agrikultura Natin Isulong (AANI),
Bayani Party List (BAYANI), Action League of Indigenous Masses (ALIM), Alliance of Advocates in Mining Advancement for National Progress (AAMA), Social Movement for Active Reform and Transparency (SMART), Butil Farmers Party (BUTIL), The Ang Galing Pinoy (AG), Binhi-Partido ng mga Magsasaka Para sa mga Magsasaka (BINHI),
1st Kabalikat ng Bayan Ginhawang Sangkatauhan (1st KABAGIS), 1-United Transport Koalisyon (1-UTAK), Coalition of Senior Citizens in the Philippines, Inc. (SENIOR CITIZENS), and Pasang Masda Nationwide Party (PASANG MASDA).
"With respect to ANAD, it must be noted that the disqualification is not only based on its failure to represent any marginalized or underrepresented sector but also due to its failure to submit its Statement of Contribution and Expenditures for the 2007 Elections, which is a violation of the election law," Kontra Daya said.
"Thus, ANAD should remain to be disqualified to participate in the May 2013 election without the need for the Comelec to still conduct a summary evidentiary hearing for said purpose," it added.
Kontra Daya noted that the Supreme Court had acknowledged that the Comelec did not commit grave abuse of discretion in its factual findings during the summary evidentiary hearings that it conducted to determine the qualification of these party-list groups.
"Thus, said factual findings remain to be valid and applicable in disqualifying the above-enumerated party-list groups, even without conducting another summary evidentiary hearing," the group said.
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I haven't told most of you yet. My nephew Mark (son and brother of Sharon and Sarah) and his girlfriend are due to become Mummy and Daddy to their lickle baby boy on 27th July (or thereabouts)....how fantastic is that? We cannot WAIT!!!
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Does that mean you will be a Great Aunt
It's bittersweet I know but Sharon and Sarah will be there
If ever there is a tomorrow when we're not together.......
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George Smith and Wayne Wade are top candidates for McKeesport job
McKeesport is one of the schools in the WPIAL looking for a new football coach, and the opening has certainly brought about some interesting candidates.
It is possible that Clairton defensive cooridnator Wayne Wade might get the job. Or we could see George Smith return to coach McKeesport.
Those are two of the top candidates. Wade his second interview this past weekend. Baldwin's Jim Wehner also is a candidate.
Wade (pictured) has done a tremendous in recent years as Clairton's defensive coordinator. He is like another head coach with that team and has played a huge role in the Bears' 63-game winning streak. He has been good for Clairton's players on and off the field.
Wade is a former Clairton player, but knows McKeesport High School quite well. He works in the McKeesport School District as the district security coordinator/head crisis intevention specialist of the alternative education program . He also is an assistant basketball coach at McKeesport.
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You know what the funny thing about this thread is? This was written when Murray was just 20 years old. I like it how they write it off like Murray's window was closing and his opportunities were quickly vanishing at the old age of 20, this is why I do a face palm right before writing any replies, seriously.
Do people here not know anything about how much you change every year? Try to imagine yourself at age 20 and think of how different you were/are at age 30 (for those who are older than 15 like most the the kiddies here). I would say you accomplish a lot more than you probably thought you ever would, and you probably are a much different individual too.
As you can see, some people on here can never write with maturity and reason about tennis players. Such people develop quick likes and dislikes. If they like you, you can do no wrong and they will always make excuses for your failures. If they dislike you, they will troll you without mercy, never give you credit for anything you achieve and trip over themselves to sneer at your failures.
Murray is one player who seems to have incurred dislike from a whole raft of people on here. Therefore, in their eyes, he cannot be any good. If he wins anything it must be because his opponent was tired or ill or he must have had a cake draw and, even then, he could certainly not win anything as big as a Major! The fact that he did so must mean that it was a fluke because of the climactic conditions or that his opponent had one day less rest than he did (note that Murray is never allowed the same excuses. If he had one day less rest or struggled with the climactic conditions it is simply because he is no good).
They are just laughable and pathetic and, as you say, most of them have probably been staying up too late and running the danger of not getting up in time for kindergarten in the morning.
I'm pleased to say that not all of us are like that. There are some of us who can still discuss tennis and tennis players with reason and wit and, most importantly, objectivity. I hope you'll join us!
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L'Artusi is the sister restaurant of Dell'anima, a diminutive, bar-centric establishment run by two talented graduates of the Bastianich-Batali empire named Gabe Thompson and Joe Campanale. Both restaurants share Thompson's inviting small-plates Italian menu and the same neo-Regency décor. But at this restaurant, there are 30 seats at the long, polished white marble bar instead of six. There is an upstairs dining room (decorated, like the downstairs, with dark walls and white trim), which, on the evenings I dropped in, was being rented out for raucous private events. There are many more dining tables at L'Artusi than at the original restaurant (and therefore many more harried waiters), along with a raw bar, a cheese counter, and an amped-up sound system, which seems to grow louder and more intrusive as the evening progresses.
The first salvo of grub to hit our table included one or two decent salads (try the grapefruit tossed with fennel and honey) and a predictable blizzard of seafood crudi, like fresh, even melting escolar seviche (drizzled with olive oil and citrus), and little mounds of scallops speckled with lemon zest and sea salt. But most of the crudi (gummy tuna, refrigerated slices of salmon) seemed to have been prepped hours before, which meant the fish stuck to the plate. So did the beef carpaccio, and a bland vitello dish, both of which looked less like slices of beef and veal, respectively, than thin layers of mashed lunch meat, spread from a tube.
Gabe Thompson trained at Del Posto, among other places, and he has a growing reputation among noodle maniacs as one of the city's young pasta savants. Being an acolyte of Mario Batali, he also has a manic fondness for varietyand for boatloads of cream, butter, oil, and salt, which he applies with a heavy hand. My butter-soaked ricotta gnudi was a respectable iteration of this now overly fashionable dish. I also liked the tagliatelle, which was mixed with egg yolk, in the carbonara style, and lots of speck. But Thompson's interpretation of spaghetti and meatballs tasted like it had recently emerged from a salt lick, and my helping of strangely limp penne, which was advertised as containing tripe, among other things, didn't seem to have any tripe at all. If you want a heavy though nicely balanced dish of noodles, I suggest the garganelli, muddled with a creamy rabbit ragù, or the pizzoccheri, freshly rolled buckwheat pasta piled with shreds of Brussels sprouts and layers of melted Fontina cheese.
After these uneven though generally palatable pastas, however, dinner at L'Artusi grinds slowly off a cliff. The hunk of skate I ordered was overwhelmed with fatty chunks of pork, the cold octopus was cut in meager, cat-foodlike shreds, and an inviting-sounding combination of tuna and frizzled artichokes cost $24 and turned out to be yet another indifferent premade crudo, cut in matchbook- size squares. Among the Carne, the best things, according to my increasingly surly tablemates, were the grilled quail, scattered with a cool, refreshingly sweet chopped-onion salad, and the grilled sweetbreads, which the kitchen garnishes with little segments of blood orange and a dusting of shishito pepper. The worst dishes, it was unanimously agreed, were the gray, malodorous Wagyu-beef tongue, piled uneasily with bits of cabbage on a kind of rye crostata, and the wild boar and polenta, which was obscured in a viscous sauce and so thoroughly overcooked it could have been ostrich, or rhino, or wild kangaroo.
Of course, even the most grisly hank of kangaroo can be enlivened by a decent glass of wine, and there's plenty of that at L'Artusi. Campanele's list of properly biodynamic, mostly Italian varietal wines is wide-ranging and semi-reasonably priced. In fact, the whole L'Artusi experience works better if you pretend you're at a glorified wine bar instead of a restaurant, albeit a wine bar that's less intimate than other wine bars, more crowded, and, on frenetic weekend evenings, incredibly loud. The desserts include a chalky, semi-successful Italian version of baba au rhum, a pleasingly dense olive-oil cake, and a nice wedge of crostata tart made with cranberries. The cranberry tart is scattered with pecans and topped with a spoonful of vanilla gelato, and if you're in the mood for coffee, or an after-dinner sip of grappa liqueur, I guarantee it will taste better at the bar.Note
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Panda at Memphis Zoo Is Pregnant
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – A panda at the Memphis Zoo is definitely pregnant, officials there said Wednesday. Ya Ya, a giant panda, was artificially inseminated in January after she and a male companion failed at mating the old-fashioned way.
Since then, the zoo has closely monitored her as the potential due date drew near for the 6-year-old panda.
"I'm excited, but I'm also cautious because we have a long way to go before the birth," said Chuck Brady, the zoo's president.
Ya Ya is expected to give birth in the next 30 to 45 days, and the zoo will do weekly ultrasounds to monitor the health and growth of the fetus, zoo spokeswoman Julie Dodson said.
Zoo staff members now monitor Ya Ya 24 hours a day. She is in her maternity den and has access to a day room where zoo visitors can see her.
As the due date approaches, Ya Ya will likely settle into a tree in her maternity den that is a replica of where a giant panda would give birth in the wild, zoo officials say.
Panda pregnancies cannot be confirmed until shortly before the delivery date. Gestation lasts about 133 days.
An ultrasound showed that Ya Ya's fetus recently began growing, The Commercial Appeal newspaper reported. After the insemination, she was in a period called a "diapause" in which the fertilized egg doesn't mature in the uterus.
Zoo officials have been watching Ya Ya round the clock this month for behavioral changes such as pacing, agitation and becoming more secluded.
"We've just entered into the growth phase," Brady said. "This is a critical stage, and we'll have to monitor Ya Ya carefully."
She and a male panda, 8-year-old Le Le, are on loan to the zoo from China. Ya Ya and the cub will be off exhibit for about three months, zoo officials say.
The panda exhibit at the zoo closed for a few days in January to give Ya Ya and Le Le some privacy to mate, but that was not successful.
Pandas are notoriously poor breeders – one reason their species is endangered – and females have only three days a year in which they can conceive.
Only three other U.S. zoos – those in San Diego, Washington and Atlanta – have giant pandas. The most recent panda cub born in the U.S. was Mei Lan in Atlanta last September.
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A TRAFFIC accident victim who rejected an insurer's offer to settle the case for $250,000 went on to get some $720,000 in a rare case in the State Court.
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While excavating one of the deepest shipwrecks in US waters, researchers discovered two other ships sitting amongst the wreckage.
The Ocean Exploration Trust's Exploration Vessel (E/V) Nautilus helped researchers discover two more ships while investigating an early 19th century wooden shipwreck that was first explored by the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer last year. The Shell Oil Company initially discovered the wreck about 170 miles southeast of Galveston, Texas in 2011 while surveying potential drilling sites.
The "Monterey Shipwreck," which sits 4,300 feet underneath the ocean's surface, is the deepest wreck currently under excavation in US waters. The initial target for the team was a copper sailing vessel, but after several days of exploring the team investigated two additional targets less than five miles away.
According to a report by National Geographic (NatGeo), all three of the ships are well-preserved, including anchors, eyeglasses, leather-bound books, muskets and cannons.
James Delgado, director of maritime heritage with the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Office of Marine Sanctuaries, told NatGeo they believe all the ships were sailing together, as they found the same kinds of bottles and navigation tools in the same area. He said it is likely all three vessels fell to Davy Jones' Locker at the same time.
"For now, there's lot of conjecture, lots of hypotheses," Jim Delgado, the director of the Maritime Heritage Program for NOAA, told reporters during a Thursday news conference. "We may have answered some questions, but we have a large number of new questions. But that's archaeology."
All of the vessels most likely went down during the first two decades of the 1800s, which was a time when Spain was losing its grip. Mexico and Texas were becoming independent and the US was beginning to stake its claim in the Gulf. The researchers believe two of the ships were privateers, or armed ships governments would hire. The third ship contained hides and large bricks, suggesting it could have been a prize ship seized by the privateers.
The researchers believe each ship could have been carrying 50 to 60 men, none of whom would have survived. They believe these men did not survive because the team discovered navigational tools they wouldn't have left behind in an attempt to stay alive, such as telescopes.
The expedition team discovered what could be the ship's logbook, which the team left behind because it was too fragile to take up at this time. They did take a slate they found back up to the surface, which would have held the ship's last commands and movements before it went down.
"The most complex artifacts are the muskets," Amy Borgens, state marine archeologist for Texas, told NatGeo. "The muskets are made of wood, they have iron barrels and brass fittings, and each of those are treated separately in conservation."
The expedition has partnered with a nonprofit educational organization called ExploreOcean to develop school curricula based on their findings.
"The photo mosaic maps of all three wrecks are to a new standard never before seen in US maritime deep water archeology," Delgado told NatGeo. "In the words of a longtime colleague, deep water archeology in the Gulf will never be the same."
Overall, the team was able to recover more than 60 artifacts from the initial shipwreck site, including ceramic cups and dishes, liquor bottles, clothing and even a toothbrush. The researchers were not allowed to retrieve artifacts from the two new sites under the terms of their agreement to examine the initial one. However, they were able to take thousands of photos and closely examine the wreckage using remote-controlled machines.
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Question: How long can fresh shucked oyster keep in the frig?
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Store them in the coldest part of the fridge and they should last 7-10 days. You'll want to make sure they stay moist and be sure to give them a whiff before eating.
Shucked oysters freeze, make sure all the oysters are immersed in liquid to prevent freezer burn. Frozen oysters have a 3 - 6 month storage life.plan to use them as soon as you can. After freezing they'll be better in soups, stews and cooked dishes than raw.
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Personally my friend I would not keep "fresh" oysters in the fridge because they will not be fresh in my opinion after a couple of hours. If you buy them fresh then utilize them "Right Now"
Now you can shuck them and then freeze them, but at that point you might as well buy them already shucked and frozen and I find that the quality of frozen oyster meat is best at my local Asian market. Fresh oysters and the oyster liquor is best eaten on the spot. I went and bought Blue Point Oysters last week from my local market for a buck a piece and that's high, but I live in the Southwest so it's expensive. I got them home, shucked them then ate half raw and the other half I grilled.
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Lady Bird Johnson conducted a tour of some of the private areas of the White House and spoke about their significance. The video, The… read more
Lady Bird Johnson conducted a tour of some of the private areas of the White House and spoke about their significance. The video, The President's House, was shot by the Naval Photographic Unit of the White House in 1968.
This program was part of "White House Week" programming and is available on a White House Video Collection DVD set at c-span.org/products close
*The transcript for this program was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.
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- Lady Bird Johnson First Lady (Former) United States
- Lyndon Baines Johnson U.S. President (Former) [D] United States
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