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June 13th 2010
Published: June 11th 2011
Two Canadians Eh
GDL at Dusk
One ungodly early morning bus ride later and back to Guadalajara it was.
The plan was to show Trevor my life for the past 5 weeks and hopefully introduce him to some of the wonderful people and places I had gotten to know. I also really,
wanted to share with him the fabulous nightclub scene I had spent so much time enjoying to my bad tequila lovin' self. We also hoped to take a trip out to Tequila town and catch Mexico in the first World Cup Soccer match. It was a grand plan; one meticulously executed... well, except for when it wasn't.
Stumbling block numero uno:
We Had No Where to Sleep.
Neither of us realized that Guadalajara offered very little in the way of affordable places to sleep and as I had just spent the last 5 weeks "living it up", our splurge funds were limited. We couldn't find anything for less than about $75/night. This is the cool part: Oscar, a friend of a friend whom I'd only met briefly for a few hours, opened his home to us. I had messaged him on facebook to ask if he knew
Oscar, Our Gracious Host!
of a decently priced hotel and he replied back with "I have somewhere you can stay." His grandma had recently passed and her home (which was actually the lower half of his parents home, but with a separate entrance) was vacant. He said as long as we didn't mind sharing a single bed or showering with cold water, we were more than welcome to stay there. How awesome is that? We graciously accepted his offer! He even insisted on picking us up to take us there, and when we arrived, his momma met us outside and kissed us hello. Oh Mexican hospitality, we heart you!
Stumbling block numero dos:
The Night of the Disastrous Club Hop.
The plan was simple: Drink tequila. Get drunk. Dance like crazy people. My friend Kathrin, her boyfriend Mike, Oscar (our host) and a few of their friends headed for a night on the town. We started off at the club we had gone to on my birthday (yep, the one that made us wait for 2 hours to get in), but the line was horrendous and no amount of Kathrin or Kristena bouncer schmoozeling mattered. Fine, no biggie. Guadalajara is a
One Of These Things Is Not Like The Other...
big city, we'll find another club. Club number two was closed. Ok, club number three it is. Nope. Club number three had some sort of private party going on and wasn't open to the public. Hmm. Let's try club number four. Club number four was open, had no line, and was accepting members of the public - perfect! Ha ha, and then we went inside.
It. Was. A. Freak. Show. Perhaps the word "freak" is a little strong, but it wasn't what um, we were expecting. It was dark and dank and grungy and looked like it was filled with homeless people on drugs. The music was terrible and it smelt kinda funny. To top it off, our group was dressed for a night in a "classy" club, so, the guys had on nice dress shirts and Kathrin and I were in dresses and heels. The patrons of this club were in some sort of sweat pant/ripped jeans hi-bred. We stood out like sore thumbs. Nonetheless, we gave it a go and bought tequila shot after tequila shot, more out of stubborn determination to have a good time than anything. Fortunately for us, tequila turns anything into an adventure/party!
Ha ha, Good Luck Boys!
We'll forever fondly remember that night for sure!
Not quite a stumbling block, but definitely an honorable mention:
The Return of the Tamales.
After settling into Oscar's Grandma's house, Trevor and I set out to visit my host family. When Alejandrina came rushing to greet us, the first words out of her mouth were "I saved you some tamales!" My stomach dropped and ran to hide in horror. Of course though, I put on my best game face and replied with a great, big "Gracious!" Trevor just squeezed my hand and I could see the glee in his eyes. Sure enough, as we sat at the table a big plate of tamales glared up at me, taunting me, mocking me. I took one for the team and ate three, while silently vowing never to eat another one as long as I shall live. Trevor thought the whole thing was hilarious. I definitely did not.
Things that went well in Guadalajara:
Tequila Town and the World Cup Game!!
We bused out to Tequila and did a tour of Mundo Cuervo - the Jose Cuervo distillery. I liken the experience to an avid steak eater
Jose Cuervo Distillery
Agave hearts
taking a trip to the farm. It's nice to know where your beloved comes from! We were able to try baked agave hearts (delicious!) and the second distillation of the tequila which was at about 55% alcohol, an experience we could probably do without in the future. After the tour we did an official tequila tasting (think wine tasting), and though it was interesting, it wasn't really our thing. Tequila, in our world, is used for shooting or mixing, not for sipping! We also paid a little extra for a tour of the family vault where we were privy to a sample of the family reserve. Again, it was interesting, but not really our thing and certainly not worth $10 more than the regular tour. We loved Tequila though; it's such a cute, quaint little town!
The world cup game (Mexico vs. South Africa) was on at 9am the day of our departure and we watched upstairs at Oscar's house with a bunch of his friends and family. This is possibly the most wonderful thing about Mexico: when soccer is playing, the country stops. They either A) leave work to watch or B) bring it into the workplace. We
Go Mexico Go!!
First match of the World Cup: Mexico vs South Africa
were amazed at how many people could stay home to watch the game at 9am on a Friday! Definitely a memorable experience. The chanting has to be the best part. Hockey fans don't come out with the same sing song soccer fanatics do!
So, that's it for Mexico 2010. Back to Canada we go. A few of my final thoughts:
I came to Mexico with the experiences of past travels at the forefront of my mind; that is, to always be on guard. Be prepared to fight for fair prices. Be smart. Second guess intentions. Locals don't want to talk, they want money. It sounds jaded, but it has been our traveller reality, even in countries we truly loved, such as Thailand. Definitely not the case in Mexico! My positive experiences here easily far outweigh my negative ones.
I have been absolutely blown away by the kindness and honesty of the Mexican people. They've stood incredibly patiently at times trying to decipher my horrid Spanish. They've driven me around and refused gas money. They *LOVED* to feed me. They've given directions and then followed up to make sure I understood, or insisted on walking me to where
Street Graffiti
I wanted to go. They told me where to get off the bus. They've invited me to their parties and out with their friends. My laundry lady always charged me half price "just because" she liked me. They've stopped me on the street to ask me if I was lost. They've offered their homes to me because I was a friend of a friend, so therefore, I was a friend. I seriously have just been so humbled and consistently wowed by the generosity and honesty of the people I have met. And not just a few of them. Almost all of them, every day, everywhere I went. It has been an incredible lesson in hospitality. I really do love this country!! It hurts my heart the rap that Mexico gets through the media and fear mongering.
This country was phenomenal and after spending 6 weeks here I would absolutely without a doubt say that it takes the cake for my most favorite country travelled thus far. Considering the love I had for Thailand, Rwanda, and Turkey, that speaks loads!
Happy Travels Amigos!
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We stopped by my host family's house so they could meet Trevor and we could say goodbye.
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Like a wine tasting. Not our thing!
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The Family Reserve
For paying a little extra, we tasted the "family reserve" - not quite worth it in our opinion!
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Too much tequilla.
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McAnuff the top honoree at annual theater awards
Des McAnuff, the two-time Tony winner who will leave the La Jolla Playhouse in April after a combined 17 years at its helm, was the top honoree Jan. 29 at the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle's 2006 Craig Noel Awards.
Named in honor of the Old Globe's founding artistic director five years ago, the awards honor the top achievements in semi-pro and professional theater in San Diego County.
This year's awards were highlighted by a special tribute honoring McAnuff, whose legacy includes developing numerous musicals and plays that went on to Broadway and won Tony Awards, including "Big River" and "The Who's Tommy" during his first stint at the Playhouse from 1983-1994 and "I Am My Own Wife," Billy Crystal's "700 Sundays" and "Jersey Boys" during his second period at the Playhouse helm from 2001 to this year.
The Critics Circle, made up of leading critics from local newspapers and online publications, including myself, honored McAnuff with an Artistic Visionary Award as well as a separate honor for outstanding direction of his latest musical effort, "The Wiz" (which also won an "outstanding musical" award).
A new perpetual award was named for McAnuff and will be given in future years to artists who exhibit his spirit of risk, vision and adventure. The first Des McAnuff New Visions Award winner is Delicia Turner Sonnenberg, artistic director of Encinitas-based Moxie Theatre, an Encinitas-based theater group dedicated to producing the work of women playwrights, and a prolific local director (whose 2006 credits include helming New Village Arts' "Hamlet" in Carlsbad).
Other North County awards included Vista resident Jonathan McMurtry, for his lead performance in the Old Globe's "Trying"; Carlsbad resident Joshua Everett Johnson, for his leading performance in Cygnet Theatre's "Copenhagen"; Escondido-based Welk Resort Theatre, which earned a set design award for last spring's "My Fair Lady" (designed by Andrew Hammer); Kandis Chappell won for her lead performance in "Collected Stories" at North Coast Repertory Theatre in Solana Beach; and Kirby Ward won for outstanding choreography in Moonlight Stage Productions' "Thoroughly Modern Millie" in Vista.
A total of 35 awards were handed out at the ceremony at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla in front of an audience of nearly 400.
Other top winners were the Old Globe's "A Body of Water," which won in the categories of outstanding production, ensemble performance, direction and set design, and Starlight Theatre's "Urinetown," which won in the categories of outstanding musical, stage direction, music direction, and lead male and female performances.
The highlight of the evening was the tribute to McAnuff, which featured an appearance by Valley Center resident and the Tony-winning star of "Jersey Boys," Christian Hoff. Hoff flew in from New York to speak at the ceremony and sing a song to McAnuff (Rodgers and Hammerstein's "I Could Write a Book" with Hoff's own lyrics about McAnuff). Filmmaker Martin Morawski assembled a film featuring a biography of McAnuff and his tenure in La Jolla with videotaped tributes by some of his most famous collaborators and colleagues, including Billy Crystal, the casts of "Jersey Boys" and "The Wiz," and Jack O'Brien, artistic director of the Old Globe.

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The Timewriter
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Being the sixth album from Jean F. Cochois, this latest one is a fresh surprise in many ways. First and foremost, he has chosen the German title Tiefenschön, which could be translated as 'beautiful depth', but really it is a more poetic way of saying that in the German language. Secondly, he has positioned himself in an altogether different way on a musical basis but still continues in his unmistakeable Timewriter style, and once again proves as a producer his fine feeling for sound and musical arrangement. After a long musical journey beginning in 1994 with his first single and subsequent albums, he now melts together his continuously developing sound with the sound of the good old days. The results are deep and tech house tracks which have a warm old school twist and flavour to them at the same time as totally hitting the zeitgeist.
Although there are vocals being used in parts of this album, they have nothing in common with typically known vocal house tracks containing verses and choruses. Its mostly a maximum of four lines being repeated and used in a very rhythmic and hypnotic way. In the cracking intro Einatmen, The Timewriter opens with the words In the beginning there was nothing but a sweet sound - so tiefenschön followed by Broken Spell which brings back the vocals of the incomparable Theresa Baltimore who has already featured on The Timewriters Club Classics Reachin Out and Lion Steps. Also Ven Lizard, a new Vocalist, features on the very pushy deep house gem Ten Strut riding on the track like thunder with a repeating fourliner. As on his last albums Jean F. Cochois himself is featured, this time with rhythmically spoken words instead of a singing voice on the massive Creatures Of The Night. Back in School with its overwhelming chord and drum programming and well chosen vocal snippets is a killer track and definitely one of the highlights. Superschall rolls over you with the same power by unveiling its magic slowly throughout the complete track without using a direct bassline. It is also remarkabe that even with his interlude Atemzug and the outro of the album Ausatmen where he gives the listener time to breathe with a chilled out athmosphere, he manages to keep you in the flow by using subtle background beats which keep up the tempo and rythmic feel. Especially Ausatmen is emotionally loaded with this pleasant kind of pain that just hurts in the right places.
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The European Union and Ukraine's interim government signed a political association agreement on Friday, committing to the same deal former president Viktor Yanukovich rejected last November, a move that lead to his overthrow.
The EU's 28 leaders and interim Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk signed the core chapters of the Association Agreement on the sidelines of an EU summit in Brussels, officials who witnessed the ceremony told Reuters.
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eBook Description: Poor Kia. Suffering from memory loss and stuck in a creepy New England town overrun by bloodthirsty werewolves and vampires. Washed up the shore of a creepy New England town, over run with blood thirsty werewolves, and vampires, Kia is running for her life. Set on her path by a strangely beautiful woman, the last six months of her life is all she knows. Tracking down a nomadic vampire for information and help, Kia runs into trouble in a dark alley. Her savior, Tristan dispatches a worthy foe, but has no clue what he'll do or how far he'll go to keep her safe.
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It was a beautiful, hot mid-summer night in New England. A warm breeze shuffled pieces of old newspapers, making them dance to the song of air fairies from across the street.
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Kia's eyes darted around. She pressed her chest against the enormous trunk of an oak tree, using the swaying branches to blend into the shadows. She shivered involuntarily, watching vampires mingle with the oblivious crowd in the bar across the street. Damn it, why can't I remember anything? Kia shook the urge away to steel her mind to contemplate the matters at hand.
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Jon Wood is a 'Psychology Technician' at Aston University and also 'Science Communicator' at JonWoodScience. Here, he talks about his experiences as a STEM Ambassador and why he chose to become involved.
From the first time I tried to remove all the iron filings from the garden with a magnet I found, I knew that science was my future. It was days before my parents found me at the end of the garden with a jam jar of iron rubbish. I then heard these funny grains of material were bits of meteorite and I was unstoppable. The perennially 'cool' space and astronomy was living in my garden. My father showed me how to make an electromagnet using a battery, wire and a nail. To this day, my mother's cutlery still comes out of the drawer en masse. What I would later learn to be 'physics' was my new cool tool for interesting stuff.
At junior school I had a fascination for all elements of the natural world, supported by the enthusiasm of my parents who constantly provided opportunity for turning over rocks by the canal, pond dipping or trying to identify the wildlife around me. It was also at junior school that the new headmaster invested in a TRS-80 computer, on which I first experimented with programming BASIC. I liked the logic and feeling of seeing 'cause and effect' in action. But despite early adopters being marginalized as geeky; in my eye, technology quickly joined the 'cool' list too. While at senior school this interest went further as I learned to program on my home computer, a ZX Spectrum, the principles of which help me adopt an analytical and methodical approach. As an icon of personal importance to my personal development, my Spectrum is still on display in my home.
The credit for the science highlights of my secondary school education (an unremarkable community school), go to Mr. Chamberlain who introduced me to chemistry. His passion for the subject showed in the detail he put into his blackboard experiment diagrams. I always appreciated this as I was raised in a home where architectural drawings were always lying around. I still loved physics because of the girl who sat opposite me but now chemistry became 'cool' too.
I couldn't take biology as a GCSE because I wanted to do design technology, which allowed me to learn electronics and some engineering principles, under the tutorage of Mr. Metcalfe. He looked the engineer with his trimmed beard and calm concentration. People who designed and built things had always had my respect from when I first dismantled and rebuilt an old water pump that my father had given me. But there was time for me to learn biology and experience would again be one of the best drivers for learning I could ever hope for.
As the first year to take GCSEs, I took the maximum eight and got all grades, 'B's and 'C's. But from there, my path is not a usual one. I eschewed taking A-levels to work for two years, but it meant I had a car before my peers had gone back to start their AS levels. However, science still beckoned and I began work as a Medical Laboratory Assistant in the Microbiology department of the Manor Hospital in Walsall.
Despite this being a 'non-career' post, they kindly allowed me to do a day release course. Hence, I gained a BTEC National Certificate in Science and got enough of an introduction to biology and physiology to rate it fascinating. This was enough to get me onto an accredited degree course at the University of Wolverhampton where I undertook a BSc in Biomedical Science, a pre-requisite for state-registration of Biomedical Scientists. During these courses, I continued looking at other branches of science and continued to join dots between them, even to the extent that my honours project touched on psychological elements. So, after 10 years, I left medical microbiology to join the psychology technical team at Aston University, Birmingham.
Here I found opportunity to support research, gain experience in teaching and achieve certification for it too. While outreach opportunities fell to the academic staff to deliver, these activities had to compete with their heavy work schedules and I was asked to deliver some aspects for the department's contribution to a summer school. I secretly enjoyed it more than my other teaching and within a couple of years, I was delivering upwards of 25 outreach sessions for the university annually.
In fact I enjoyed it so much that this is now chiefly the direction in which I am driving my career. In January 2011 I started to widen my network of fellow practitioners and in April 2012 formally registered a business for all my STEM activities, many undertaken outside of my regular employment. Aside from the joy I get from performing and teaching, one of its aims is to empower ambassadors, through training and advice, to impart their enthusiasm in the most creative, inspirational and effective way.
For my own STEM activities, I gain inspiration from a number of sources. Never underestimate experiencing how other ambassadors go about their craft; seeing how they breakdown and demonstrate the fundamental and often complex aspects of our universe. Other inspiration comes to me from the vast history we have available to draw on. I love how simple the early forays into experimentation were conducted, often from the romantic period and that of the enlightenment. It often makes me wonder why it took us so long to grasp these elegant and beautiful fundamental principles as I demonstrate their simplicity.
I became an ambassador for two real reasons. Firstly, it is easier to work alongside a huge network of like-minded people who understand the importance of the work they do.
Secondly, it is about the opportunity pupils have to experience science for themselves. I feel fortunate in how my pathway has unfolded and it all starts with something simple that made me go 'wow' but I never thought I would get to experience the things I have done in my career. If someone had come into my school and said, "I'm going to show you something cool" then my life might have taken a different path. If I could be an inspiration to one mind then who could want more?
I work full time in a university and they support my ambassador activities up to a point. However, I love doing STEM ambassador activities and rarely decline them. Sometimes the activities can spread over a few days, such as at the Big Bang Fairs and similar festivals. Yet, others can just take an hour. Remember that you can share something inspirational in two minutes and sometimes, that's all that is needed.
The last few months have been over the festival season. I spent three days at the Big Bang Fair in Birmingham, demonstrating for the British Psychological Society but also for the BBC, with the Bang Goes The Theory team. This latter opportunity came from a STEMnet call on Twitter for volunteers to assist in the BBC interactive area. It wasn't long before I was found science busking behind 'Dr. Yan's table'. Many further opportunities have arisen from this as I have continued with them on tour around the UK, culminating at the Cheltenham Science Festival, which also involved a little 'celebrity wrangling'.
I recently joined the Royal Society of Chemistry as a volunteer at the West Midlands Big Bang fair. With nothing but kitchen equipment and ingredients from the pantry I demonstrated how we examine the properties of the gases around us. Working with other teams often means that somebody has already carried out risk assessments and the sourcing equipment so following simple guidelines relieves much of the preparatory work. After a short briefing on these matters, it is a delight to focus on the demonstrating.
Undertaking your own activities is equally rewarding but harder work. For instance, I delivered the opening session at a sixth form conference where I demonstrated how resonance works on many levels from the nuclei up. Rather than this being a busking method where you aim to demonstrate quickly, this session required a theme to be developed with interactive demonstrations at regular intervals to highlight the applications of the theory. Of course, when you undertake your own activities, it becomes your responsibility to organise your equipment and safety. Ask questions of the hosts, do they have a sockets, projector, laptop, table, chairs or space? What do you need? What items are you bringing with you that require set up and how long will it take? You need to think of everything and ask every question.
As your activity is about STEM then students should learn something from it, you are not just there to entertain. Often your personality and approach will put something in a way that their teacher has not and this different perspective from a stranger often commands an unparalleled respect from them. As you are not there to test them, students will often learn while they feel they are being entertained. The most recent quote I heard from a pupil was that, "This is the best day at school EVER!" and yet the activities were simple, hands-on chemistry that they had likely already covered in class.
Just because being an ambassador is inevitably voluntary, this does not mean the rewards are not immense. At a recent fair I finished by talking to a small group of pupils about their future STEM careers, when one pupil came and said that in ten years time, he wanted to be standing where I was and he wanted to teach me something. This has been one of my most favourite experiences so far, in realizing the positive outcomes of the work of a STEM ambassador. To see one person glimpse a positive view of their own future in STEM is reward enough.
Find and join the networks of people who are ambassadors, advocates or who share a passion for science communication. They are usually delighted to tell you their story and I still find inspiration from talking to fellow practitioners. Recently Professor Jim Al-Khalili told how his colleagues tried to dissuade him from devoting time to public engagement and science communication. Yet now, he reflects that he still teaches and researches but the remainder of his time is spent in the thrill of public engagement activities rather than sitting on a committee for something or other. It doesn't matter what stage of your career you are at, there are rewards in being a STEM ambassador.
I've been given the opportunity to tell you my story and I hope it may inspire you to consider how a STEM role can be your future career or, if you already work in a STEM discipline, what you can do with it. Happy is the man paid to do his hobby.
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Through the Door to Dusk
Vicki-Ann Bush
Published by Salt of the Earth Press
Springbrook, Wisconsin, USA
Copyright © 2010 by Vicki-Ann Bush. All Rights Reserved.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means - electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, or any other - except for brief quotations in printed reviews, without permission in writing from the publisher.
This book is a creative work by the author.
She is solely responsible for the content and claims therein.
Editor: Caroline Dykstra; Design: RiverGathering Books, cover photo: Dawn by Jason Rogers .
Chapter 1
The air was crisp and cool, a typical Friday afternoon for winter in Las Vegas. Noah Winston was driving home from his best friend's house. The sun was beginning to set and it painted the sky with bright shades of orange and yellow. It blanketed over the view of the casinos on the strip, making them seem warm and inviting. A large contrast to the reality of bank accounts lost and desperate attempts to gain back a paycheck. His mind was on the new video game Strike Down, which he had been playing with Travis.


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LAKEWOOD — The last time the Evergreen Cougars won a 3A state football playoff game, Bill Clinton was president of the United States, Facebook, Twitter and Wikipedia didn't even exist, Peyton Manning was only in his second season in the NFL, and iPhones and iPads hadn't yet been released.
In other words, it had been a while. Fifteen years to be exact.
We have very little in the way of red fall colors in this area. However, we do have a native heuchera, closely related to the coral bells that are known to every gardener.
It bears a spike of greenish-white flowers in summer and grows in a dinner plate-size clump of leaves that turn a bright orange-red in fall.
Wild strawberries also produce a few red leaves in fall, and some of the many varieties of potentilla also have red leaves, but all of these are so well concealed among the grasses and other plants that they are often overlooked.
The following are all-conferences selections in the 4A Jeffco League for the 2014 fall season in boys tennis and boys soccer:
By Craig Harper
For the Courier
THORNTON — Evergreen became this year's Murphy's Law poster child for high school gymnastics in Colorado.
"We just had a rough season," second-year coach Chancey Hines said after the Lady Cougars, who won the 2011 title in 4A, finished fifth out of six teams at the Oct. 31-Nov. 1 state meet at Thornton High School.
LAKEWOOD — After the regular season that the Evergreen Cougars just had, it would be easy to be content. But this team, this year, is not satisfied. In Evergreen's mind, the season is just starting. More importantly, it's a new season — playoff season. The past 10 weeks have been just a warm-up.
Evergreen senior point guard Nathan Haas will miss the first month of the 2014-15 boys basketball season after being diagnosed with a hairline fracture of the L4 vertebrae. He also injured the L5 vertebrae after landing wrong on a 360 dunk attempt during open gym basketball practice in mid-October.
He'll be sidelined eight weeks from the injury date, putting him on the shelf through the Christmas break. Evergreen opens its season Dec. 2 at Gateway.
"I feel like I let my team down a little bit, (but) they'll be fine," Haas said.
Evergreen senior point guard Nathan Haas will miss the first month of the 2014-15 boys basketball season after being diagnosed with a hairline fracture of the L4 vertebra. He also injured the L5 vertebra after landing wrong on a 360 dunk attempt during open gym basketball practice in mid-October.
While hiking through the winter woods, the persistent call of chickadees will often alert you to the presence of a mixed flock of winter birds. These flocks usually consist of only a few chickadees, two or three nuthatches, and possibly a song sparrow, a downy woodpecker and a few dark-eyed juncos.
Juncos are small, mostly gray members of the finch family, which are regular winter visitors at most local feeders. In 2000, the many species of juncos were brought together as only two species: the dark-eyed junco and the yellow-eyed junco.
Organizers of the Triple Bypass bike ride might partner with the USA Pro Cycling Challenge race soon to help the well-known local event grow, according to its director.
Pro Cycling officials contacted Triple Bypass organizers recently to offer marketing, promotion and potential sponsorship help, said Peter Morales, president of the board of directors for Team Evergreen, the nonprofit group that has run the Triple Bypass for 26 years.
To say that Ryan Paulus was ready for the playoffs would be an understatement. The Evergreen senior posted his first career hat trick as the 11th-seeded Cougars thwarted No. 22 Denver West 3-1 in the first round of the 4A state boys soccer tournament Oct. 22 at Evergreen High School.
Paulus scored goals in the 20th, 50th and 59th minute — the final after Denver West's Alex Herbert cut Evergreen's lead to 2-1 on a penalty kick.
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