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Last year it rained for the event, but the cloud covered sky Saturday created perfect weather for the physically demanding event.
Twenty eight teams, consisting of 20 paddlers, competed this year coming from all over the area.
The event raises money for the Dragonboat Beaufort group, swich uses the money to help cancer patients and survivors in the area paying for anything from transportation to bills and even food.
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Done or shown openly; plainly apparent: an overt act of aggression people with HIV progressing to overt AIDS
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undisguised, unconcealed, plain to see, plainly seen, plain, clear, apparent, conspicuous, unmistakable, obvious, noticeable, observable, visible, manifest, patent, open, public, above board;
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ROUSES POINT - When 15-year-old Brandon Hurlburt was told he was too old to continue playing on the Bantam Soccer Team, it set in motion plans to have the first ever Bantam Cougar Classic.
After the soccer season had already begun for bantam age kids, ages 11-13, the Clinton County Youth Bureau rechecked all players' birthdays to make sure they were all of the correct age.
"They accidentally found out that [Hurlburt] was six months over," explained Tricia Guay, coach for the Rouses Point-Champlain Bantam Soccer Team. "[CCYB] called and said that Brandon could no longer play on the team."
However, Hurlburt had been playing and practicing alongside his teammates since August, and they were disappointed to find out he wouldn't be on the team any longer.
"The team said that they wanted to play with him one more time," explained Guay. "So, in order for him to play we had to do it non-youth."
The plan Guay and her team came up with was the Bantam Cougar Classic, where local bantam teams will "play for the community."
Guay explained the team decided they wanted to have a tournament where they could give back to the community, as the community is always giving to them.
The tournament will put local bantam soccer teams against one another, with the winner receiving a trophy, and all other teams receiving a smaller trophy. People may also put together their own team, with players in the bantam age range. However, in order for teams to participate, each player must bring a nonperishable food item to be donated to one of the local food shelves - in Mooers, Rouses Point and Champlain.
Volunteers have also been working together to have a bake sale, local businesses have donated gift certificates which will be raffled off, and there will be a 50-50 drawing. All proceeds will be split amongst the food shelves.
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Pink Opry Alert! Yes, tonight's Opry has gone "Pink" for breast cancer awareness. (Hey, men get breast cancer too!) The all female line-up includes the team of Lorrie Morgan and Pam Tillis (always a good show), black gospel singer Mandisa, Amy Grant, LeAnn Rimes, Natalie Grant (another Christian music artist), and Jeannie Seely as the lone Opry Legend.
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Ummm, just who in the heck is Dave Grohl anyway?
Thanks for the Thirty Tigers article link! I'm interested in anything having direct ties to the music of Sunny Sweeney! Go Sunny!
So The Devil Makes Three got Buddy Miller to produce their new album eh? Well at least it wasn't T-Bone Burnett! (lol)
I stand corrected. ZBB will be performaing on the CMA's. Still won't watch however.
"Ummm, just who in the heck is Dave Grohl anyway?"
Not sure–I think he might've been Rhoda's husband.
Another rock & roll performer. Seems like country awards shows can't do without rock and pop star's help nowadays. Really pathetic.
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The Wislon Sting Midsize is awesome. I decided to "walk off" the rat-race and hit today for the first time in months. I took out a ps 85 China and immediately regretted not having a loosely strung St. Vincent in my bag.
Like the txe which was also in my bag the china was too stiff to hit the ball with its' own weight. I would have to grip them tightly just to hit a soft loose shot. I needed something more forgiving and with more dwell time and flex to cup the ball.
I dipped into my bag and found a Sting Midsize.
It felt more flexible than the ps 85 but still crisp. It seemed to come together on shots in a different way. The composition felt more like a head edge. The thinner beam allowed me to fully express my Sampras-like strokes with fluidity and cut through with the racquet using angles not attainable with the ps 85. The inverted stabilizer bar sounds like Ray Robinson exhaling as he goes to the body: a whizzing whistle that signals that this porsche of a racquet is about to make love to the ball, marry the point, and give birth to tactical and technical possibilities which express the very profound powerful yet friendly harmonies of my sun- soaked world.
Not only that, short balls which required shots that the ps 85 was incapable of were swimming off of my strings. I felt I could hospitalize my opponent at will when he was at net. I felt like Anders Jarryd on passing shots and produced some uncharacteristic inspired brilliance which spilled over into the rest of by beautiful day.
One last thing, ps 85 sucks ***** for spin potential. Sting has modern spin potential which lets you hop baseline groundies with topspin, at will. Also I always feel like my balls go a few inches long with the PS 85, with the Sting mid they miraculously drop in.
I'm no expert on anything, but I do have a wee bit of expertise in play-testing ps 85's, owning about 20 en toto. I've tried almost every version; from the 7.0 85, to the stars and stripes 85, six "Saint"'s, ten china's, and four Taiwan's.
Like looking for love, I have been looking for a Wilson Ceramic or some such other lower end 85 which could outperform the ps 85. I have finally found one. Next mission is to get a matched pair of Sting Mids (both with ps 85 and without) in 3/8 and some sting 2's. I honestly feel like I'm in love again...
Hey Plaz,
You've come to the right place, old friend. The whole reason I started collecting racquets was because I cracked my favorite old Sting and started looking for used ones to buy online. Now I've got lots of racquets, and lots of Stings, including multiple mids of the original blue and silver, the Sting 2 and the SC2000, which is the ceramic version. Like these guys here. Ignore the largeheads in the photo -- I know they're not your style.
Perhaps we could make a deal, just like the old days of a couple months ago. I'm sure you still have my email address, so send me a note if you're interested in a swap.
Wow. I remember those racquets. Top local players I looked up to as a junior played with those bad boys back in the day. The blue was was very popular.
Reserving space for my Sting SC (Silicon Carbide) picture ...
I meant what I said literally, not metaphorically. Even seeing the pictures of the Stings is the feeling of being in love. 20 years ago when I lost my Virginity with a really hot Blonde South African girl I felt love.
Since then I have felt love but only after long periods of getting to trust the woman. And the love seemed more like the love for my parents, heritage or spirituality. Not that giddy exciting new teenage love feeling.
I have found that feeling again with the sight or thought of the Stings (seriously, not being poetic at all). Only problem is, the South African girl was a model, my last gf could have been as well. If the Sting was a girl she'd be a bucktooth snorting ...well you get the picture.
Who cares what others think though. I obviously am excited at the world of playability it offers me.
I'll trade Jimbo, but the grip has to be 3/8, I want it to feel perfect, just like the blonde South African girl...
I've got a few Stings and Sting 2s, but, unfortunately, none in 4 3/8. But I do have a beauty of an SC2000 in a 4 3/8. I don't have any specs on these racquets, and would love to know the differences or similarities among them, but the SC2000 certainly doesn't feel as stiff as the Sting.
I did just get another really interesting version of the Sting. Here is my SC2000, and a very close relative called the Tour Select SC. The SC2000s are fairly hard to find, but I'd never seen a Tour Select until getting this one. They seem virtually identical, but the Tour Select feels just a tad heavier, perhaps with a little more swing weight, than the SC2000. Although it's hard to tell from the photos, it also has a bit of a silver tint to it, whereas the SC2000 is white. But I am a big fan of Stings, and so it was a special treat to find this one. It's really gorgeous.
Maybe someone out there knows more about the Wilsons of this era than I do, but it occurs to me that the Tour Select might have been designed for players on the tour -- the name Pro Select at least implies that.
I'm not sure if either of these is your blonde South African girl, Plaz, but I'll bet they're pretty close.
Anyone else have a Tour Select and know anything about it? I haven't had a chance to hit with it yet.
I think these are my blonde south african twins. Just found a guy who can shave grips as well so the party is on. I am looking for that st. vincent's flex. My China's are too stiff. How do these play compared to the St.Vincent? I have to string my st vincent almost too loosely to get the desired flex and might go back to the anachronistic cosmetics and amazing playability of the sting midsize with pws.
I don't like mushball frames, but if you ever saw me play you'd say "(expletive, expletive) that (eplective) kid can (expletive) play tennis". And indeed I can. I've moved on from the smoking yummy blonde South African baby doll to a petite Phillipina; but still wish my racquet-life was more settled.
This tour select duo deserves a test drive. The graphics remind me of totem art. The beam looks like the stars and stripes which is a superb frame, but again a bit stiff for my working class arm.
These could be be my blonde south african twins, never hit with two racquets at once...know what I mean???
Hey schu, if you have any sting mid variants in 4 1/2, I am interested :)
PS a half year ago some redneck at goodwill beat me to a sting 2 mid :(
any sting standard holders in any gripsize contact the Plaz immediately. In the spirit of Hassan Isabbah I offer several virgins and some really great morrocan hash brownies.
What I love about the sting with pws is the response off the stringbed. So busy that my daily tennis routine has dwindeled to a day or two a month at most. I look forward to playing with my Sting as if it were sex with my petite phillipina girlfreind (honestly). The sting mid is Alamut, paradise, Mecca, disneyland, Kournikova's Kornikova, the kingdom of heaven awaits my brothers, grab your sting midsize and use an Eastern or Continental grip as our bible tells us, walk in the way of humble wisdom my brothers, pay the sting rate (the thrift store rate).
85 square inches, 72 virgins and three Dunlop Hardcourt Championship balls, a thousand wives, a hundred racquets, 12 tribes with 20% kevlar, seven golden stars of seven midsize angels.
I know the blasphemy of those who say they are players racquets but are not. And so my Lord ordained the poor man to feel a heavenly racquet like the gentle cool vessel of a potter as his wicked rich brethren was made to play with a sweatshopped rod of iron.
And because the poor child kept his honest feeling the Lord prevented him from the temptation of Satans develish sweatshopped pj.
And he opened a door for this child to see four racquets, a wilson, a prince, a head and a kneissl. And god spoke unto the son of man and said what racquets are in heaven are also in earth and under the earth.
And then an emerald elite pro throne manifested,,,
And the lord spoke one last time to the son of man before his final return.
I shall make you rich and free my son," the lord said" but I will make a small really dorky looking inverted throat stabilizer that you may never forget that it is your insecurity, your humbleness, the imperfect you which is so perfect to me was part of your road to Shalom Alechum.
The son of man ate the racquet of the Lord which became honey and a vision of smoke and suffering poured into his conciousness. It was the slaves of Egypt, the jews, only their skin was even a touch more from the sun, and their eyes were squinted from the sun.
The new people of God, made to suffer for the Pharoh. 12 hours of inlaid midplus graphite 97 square inches, with no days off, ever.
a trumpet sounded, it was my alarm clock. For a split second the numbers look like hebrew letters. I fall out of love and back in love with the world as my dreams and the warm comfort dissolves.
Plaz I love reading your extra long posts regarding how wonderful your life is, it is almost as if I am living the very tales being told. It brings me back to a day in my youth, a journey across the Strait of Gibraltar to the land of Morocco. Ahh the days of my youth, refreshing like the spring breeze.
schu47, do you know the specification on the Sting Midsize 85, the one on the far right of the first photo you posted?
I'm looking for weight, SW, balance, flex.
Here are some figures I found in an old TW thread. Not sure how accurate they are. For one thing, they had the head size listed at 90 sq. in. (which I changed, because the Sting is 85 sq. in.). So take it for what it's worth. But it does seem in the ballpark, at least.
Head Size: 85 sq. in.
Length: 27 inches
Strung Weight: 12.6oz
Balance: 7pts Head Light
Swingweight: 326
Stiffness: 61
Beam Width: Straight Beam
Composition: 100 % Graphite
Power Level: Low
Swing Speed: Fast
Grip Type: Leather
String Pattern: 16 Mains / 18 Crosses
By the way, I was at the local courts last week and saw an older man (70-75, I'd say), very fit, using a Dunlop Black Max, another quality old graphite that is similar to the Sting. He was pure with that old quality graphite beauty, just popping every stroke -- looked like he could have beaten a lot of younger players without working up much of a sweat. It was nice to see.
I'm gonna take some measurements on the racket to see how close it is. Trying to match figure out what I like hitting with. The Sting is a solid racket, feels sorta like the KTour 90.
I recall from my youth having a Sting which was 50% Graphite and 50% Fiberglass. Did I dream this or is that how they were made?
MIne says 100% graphite
Here are some photos of the Sting in Standard headsize.
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External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj has returned from a successful visit to Bangladesh. In line with the Modi government's focus on strengthening ties with South Asian neighbours, this visit was timely and will have a positive impact on Dhaka-Delhi ties, especially as Swaraj chose Bangladesh for her first stand-alone foreign visit since assuming office. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has done well to promptly accept her invitation to visit Bangladesh, hoping that a 'new era' of cooperation would be fostered across South Asia to ignite the collective surge for prosperity. Though Swaraj could only assure her Bangladeshi counterparts of an early ratification of the Land Boundary Agreement and signing of an interim agreement on Teesta water sharing, she moved forward with a five-year multiple-entry visa for Bangladeshi nationals below 13 and above 65 as well as starting a Dhaka-Shillong-Guwahati bus service on an experimental basis.
New Delhi has had two problems in Bangladesh. It is seen as particularly close to the Hasina government by large sections of Bangladesh's population despite its earlier attempts to reach out to Khaleda Zia. On the other hand, pro-India forces have felt neglected given New Delhi's inability to strengthen Hasina's hands. Though India has repeatedly signalled that it remains committed to an early solution on the sharing of the waters of the Teesta and the long-pending boundary issue, it has not been able to generate sufficient political consensus on these issues. New Delhi has not been a great partner to Dhaka so far and by not signing the deals that matter most to Dhaka, it has alienated pro-India forces in the country.
India did make some initial strong overtures to the Hasina government. Pranab Mukherjee had visited Dhaka in 2010 as then finance minister to mark the signing of a $1-billion loan deal, the largest line of credit received by Bangladesh under a single agreement. India's Exim Bank had signed the line of credit agreement with Bangladesh's economic relations division and the loan was to be used to develop railways and communications infrastructure. The deal carried 1.75 per cent annual interest and would be repayable in 20 years, including a five-year grace period. It was offered during Hasina's visit to India in January 2010. This was followed by the two countries signing a 35-year electricity transmission deal under which India will be exporting up to 500MW power to Bangladesh. Dhaka has also signed a $1.7 billion pact with the National Thermal Power Corporation for the construction of two coal-fired plants in southern Bangladesh.
Despite the initiatives, India failed to build on the momentum provided by this visit with its failure to implement two major agreements — finalisation of land boundary demarcation and the sharing of the waters of the Teesta. Bangladesh has been rightly upset at the slow pace of their implementation. Hasina has taken great political risk to put momentum back into bilateral ties. But there has been no serious attempt on India's part to settle outstanding issues.
Bureaucratic inertia and lack of political will have prevented many deals from being followed through. Dhaka is seeking response to its demand for removal of tariff and non-tariff barriers on Bangladeshi products. India has failed to reciprocate Hasina's overtures. The BNP has used the India-Bangladesh bonhomie under Hasina to attack the government for toeing India's line. Bilateral ties had reached their lowest ebb during the 2001-06 tenure of the BNP government.
India has failed to capitalise on the propitious political circumstances in Bangladesh, damaging its credibility even further. Friends are as temporary as enemies in international politics. Instead, it is a State's national interests that determine its foreign policy. In case of India and Bangladesh, these interests have been diverging for some years, making the bilateral relationship susceptible to domestic political narratives.
India is the crux around which Bangladeshi parties define their foreign policy agenda. This shouldn't be a surprise given India's size and geographic linkages. Over the years political parties opposing the Awami League (AL) have tended to define themselves in opposition to India, in effect portraying AL as India's "stooge". Also, radical Islamic groups have tried to buttress their own "Islamic identities" by attacking India.
Ever since she came to power in December 2008, Hasina has faced challenges from right-wing parties and fundamentalist outfits like Jamaat-e-Islami and Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen, which enjoy Pakistan's support. These groups are united in undermining efforts to improve ties with New Delhi. The greatest challenge that Hasina overcame in her first year was the mutiny by the paramilitary Bangladesh Rifles that erupted in February 2009. It soon became clear the mutineers were being instigated by supporters of the opposition led by the BNP and others connected to the Jamaat-e-Islami. India supported Hasina's crackdown on the mutineers by sealing its borders and forcing back mutineers attempting to cross over.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh visited Dhaka in September 2011 and was all set to sign the Teesta pact. But West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee made sure his plan derailed at the last minute, damaging India's credibility greatly. Singh ultimately managed to sign the land boundary pact that demarcates territorial sovereignty along the 4,000km Indo-Bangladesh frontier. But even in this case, where Bangladesh has ratified the pact, India has failed to move forward because of the need for a constitutional amendment.
The political dispensation in New Delhi should recognise the dangers of playing party politics with India's foreign and security policy. India is witnessing rising turmoil all around its borders and, therefore, a stable, moderate Bangladesh is in its long-term interests. Constructive Indo-Bangladesh ties can be a major stabilising factor for the south Asian region as a whole. It can't afford to ignore Dhaka. As the forces of moderation and extremism battle it out in Bangladesh, India has a crucial stake in the outcome. It can only be hoped that the momentum generated by the external affairs minister to Dhaka will not be lost and Delhi will effectively leverage the goodwill in Dhaka towards the new Modi government.
The author teaches at King's College, London


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United Fiber & Data Appoints Leadership Team
(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) YORK, PA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/14/14 -- United Fiber & Data, LLC ("UFD"), a leading telecommunications firm, has engaged the executive management services of former Vonage President Michael Tribolet as Acting Chief Executive Officer. Joining Mr. Tribolet are Acting CFO Brian Mass and business development advisor Charles Gaspari, Esq. The new leadership team will immediately transition into their roles joining COO Chris Lodge in daily operations.
"By unanimous decision, our board of directors voted to hire Mr. Tribolet, Mr. Mass and Mr. Gaspari to lead our company. They're joining an operational team that has been hard at work constructing our New York fiber ring and preparing for construction of our data center and fiber infrastructure. We feel this management team will keep UFD on the forefront of data transference and storage, while positioning the company for future success," said UFD Chairman Chad Taylor.
United Fiber & Data recently began construction of a 13-mile metro fiber ring in Lower Manhattan that interconnects with the city's largest hotel carriers. The company has secured a plethora of long-term contracts with some of the industry's top clients. The company also plans on breaking ground for its first Tier-4 data center in York, Pennsylvania later this year. UFD is constructing a diverse long-haul fiber backbone that extends from Manhattan to Ashburn, Virginia.
"I'm an executive who prides myself on working with companies that disrupt the status quo and break new ground. During my tenure at Vonage, we made the telecommunication's industry rethink their entire game plan. There is tremendous potential that United Fiber & Data can do the same. My job is to harness the hard work of the founders and couple it with my team's industry intelligence to create and deliver on our objectives," said Acting CEO Michael Tribolet.
On July 13, 2014, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett awarded a $5 million Economic Growth Initiative Grant to United Fiber & Data. Corbett said, "Economic Growth Initiatives are energizing local economies around our state. United Fiber & Data saw the promise that its involvement in downtown York could bring to revitalizing the community. This project will serve as a technology hub and bring good paying jobs back to the downtown." United Fiber & Data is a private entity owned by an investment group that includes members of the multiplatinum rock band LIVE, racing legend Michael Andretti and Bruins Principal Charlie Jacobs.
Professional Biographies (in alphabetical order): Charles (Chuck) Gaspari, Esq. - Business Development Advisor Mr. Charles (Chuck) Gaspari, Esq. is the Business Development Advisor for United Fiber & Data. His professional experience in strategic business consulting and business development has provided him opportunities to partner with chief executives and senior officers at numerous firms on strategic planning and operations focusing on start-up development, marketing, sales, mergers, acquisitions and corporate policies and practices. A member of the Florida Bar and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, he is also a licensed investment banker.
Prior to joining United Fiber & Data, Mr. Gaspari was a founding partner of Ascent3, a specialist expert services firm assisting business clients in protecting their value in the face of critical business risks and opportunities. Before Ascent3, he was the founder of G&G Sports and Entertainment Group, a business development and consulting firm serving sports and entertainment industry professionals. Prior to G&G, Mr. Gaspari served as Director of Operations for the sports and entertainment media consulting firm Sports Media Group, where he managed the company's business affairs for clients including the Commissioner's Offices for the NBA and Major League Baseball, 14 major league baseball teams, four NBA teams, five NHL teams and the LPGA, PGA, WTA and ATP Tours.
Mr. Gaspari possesses significant legal experience, handling corporate, transactional, real estate, construction and litigation matters during his practice at a Florida law firm. He previously worked as a law clerk to the Hon. Ann E. Vitunac, United States Magistrate for the Southern District of Florida. Mr. Gaspari also served as White House Staff assistant and Advance Representative to then Vice President George H. W. Bush, coordinating logistics, protocol and security details for Mr. Bush's foreign and domestic events.
Mr. Gaspari received his bachelor's degree in history and literature from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Miami School of Law. He also attended University College London and the University of London.
Brian Mass - Acting Chief Financial Officer (United Fiber & Data) Mr. Brian Mass is Acting Chief Financial Officer for United Fiber & Data. His professional experience in the investment banking and information technology industry spans more than 15 years.
Prior to joining United Fiber & Data, he was a founding partner of Ascent3, a specialist expert services firm assisting business clients in protecting their value in the face of critical business risks and opportunities.
Before Ascent3, Mr. Mass was a director in Citigroup's Global Technology Investment Banking Group, specializing in corporate finance and advisory services for global services and IT infrastructure companies. While at Citigroup, he executed more than $70 billion in transactions, including $6.5 billion in financing and $10 billion in acquisitions for IBM. He also oversaw the $14 billion sale of EDS to HP and performed numerous financing and advisory services for firms such as Accenture, EXL Service, Hewitt, interxion, SAIC, SRA, TeleTech, Unisys, West and Wipro.
Prior to Citigroup, Mr. Mass was an analyst for Rho Ventures, a venture capital firm holding more than $2 billion under management.
Mr. Mass holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, and is FINRA Series 7 (General Securities Representative) and Series 63 (Uniform Securities Agent) registered.
Michael Tribolet - Acting Chief Executive Officer Mr. Michael Tribolet is Acting Chief Executive Officer for United Fiber & Data. Before joining United Fiber & Data, he served as CEO and Managing Director of ACN Europe, managing more than $500 million in annual revenues in direct marketing sales for telecommunications, broadband and energy products. Prior to ACN Europe, Mr. Tribolet served as President at VONAGE, where he expanded the company from zero to 2.6 million paying customers and increased revenues from $0 to 663 million in less than five years. During his tenure at VONAGE, Mr. Tribolet raised $1 billion while overseeing sales, marketing, customer care and various operational functions including system operations and applications management, carrier relations, network operations, logistics and quality assurance.
Mr. Tribolet has also held positions as Vice President of Operations at Dilpad Communications and as President of Data Products International, where he directed the global development of Internet telephony services.
Mr. Tribolet is a results-driven entrepreneur with extensive experience in building and selling fast-growth, high-tech small business, enterprise networks and consumer-based businesses. His areas of expertise cover administration, business development, customer care, marketing, operations, sales, strategy and overall management of companies.
With more than 20 years of experience building private and publicly-owned companies with cross-border operations, Mr. Tribolet is a recognized leader at developing plans needed to manage business growth and strategy while establishing and achieving the necessary tactical milestones to manage company growth.
About United Fiber & DataUnited Fiber & Data, headquartered in York, Pennsylvania, is an emerging telecommunications company with operations in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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