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Fire is a good servant but a bad master. That's a very old saying that is especially true today as we wrestle with the pros and cons of technology and the ability to be in touch 24/7.
I well remember the first portable radio I ever saw/heard! It belonged to a neighbor and was a marvel of science. It was the only one on the block.
The neighbor (a uniformed member of the Secret Service) used to set it out in his yard (shared with four other apartments) in the summer, drink beer and listen to the Washington Senators lose.
When I say it was portable or mobile, I mean it could be moved by two strong men. It was slightly larger than a microwave oven. And longer. But it was portable.
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In the not-so-long-ago days, mobile meant that something could be moved.
Now, mobile means mobile.
It has changed the workplace and society a lot. And forever. In some ways that is great. But there are also social changes — from the dating game and everybody being a tad ADHD to the talking, texting or Googling to determine who in the TV movie you are watching done it!
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I recently had dinner with a relatively high-ranking fed. Friday night. Weekend ahead. All systems go. Except her BlackBerry kept going off. She apologized at the beginning, but said her agency had a project for the White House, so ...
The bell tolled half a dozen times. She responded. Apologized, but duty calls. And it called.
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Mobility, the ability to learn and communicate anywhere, anytime over any distance, is a good thing. And it is changing everything — probably in ways we can't imagine — from the workplace to social situations. The government in many instances is at the cutting edge (can you say DARPA) because it must be. In this day and age, the ability to get immediate, accurate intelligence can literally be a life and death issue.
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August 15th, 2006 #1
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hi ca!
this is my 2nd sketchbook here, hope to get some feedback!
hope u all enjoy, c&c are most welcome
Create your own visitor map!
here we go with the traditional stuff
and some of the digital
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August 17th, 2006 #2
here's some more stuff... im trying to draw more from the mind right now. but everything that comes out is some crazy monster crap lol...
oh and i had partly ref for the figures
August 21st, 2006 #3
colored a quick sketch i did some days ago...
size at 100% :
August 21st, 2006 #4
The canine painting looks to be coming out very nicely. I love the style of the dino and the detail of the ape faces. Hope to see more!
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August 21st, 2006 #5
that last one looked realy cool, my mom say it on the monitor and wanted that one as her wallpaper. so congratz .
i like that moster stuff of you, so keep drawing from mind . the monster crap .
hope to see more!.
August 23rd, 2006 #6
goma14 thx man!
oma thx and greetings to your mom
here are some more monsters
August 23rd, 2006 #7
Your stuff's got a real storybook quality to it. Those pandas are especially nice.
August 23rd, 2006 #8
Love the pandas and I really like the side view porteait of the gorilla - I wonder what's going through his mind, definitely deep in thought.
I know what you mean about drawing from the mind and coming up with monsters - I can't ever sit down and imagine a nice normal person. Obviously insane
August 23rd, 2006 #9
Yeah the pandas are great! Not only because of their cuteness, but because your lines are so much looser and confident in that one.
Keep it up!
August 23rd, 2006 #10
sweet sketches, especially the jaguar, nice...keep it up
August 23rd, 2006 #11
second one .
are you gonna work it out digitally. could be realy cool.
plz post more monsters. the rock!
August 31st, 2006 #12
aprat, entdroit, danica thx a lot!
gigglepixie insane indeed, but still fun better draw monsters then nothin at all hehe
oma i think i'll do some digital monsters next time thx for the tip
k sorry for not postin for a while but other things were killing me...
but yesterday i took some time and money and went to the zoo for some hours. here are the sketches, will work some of them out digitally today i think
September 28th, 2006 #13
colored one of the apes...
and did sum other stuff
October 8th, 2006 #14
having fun with monsters & color
October 8th, 2006 #15
I like the animal sketches, they have lots of good movement.
On this monster face his left cheek is flat because you didn't let it overlap the edge of the mouth. From that angle it would pooch out a bit and overlap shapes next to it. Kinda' like this.
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Lots of really fun animal drawings, you make them seem easy. I know better though, however you seem to get things right. My only crit would be a encouragement towards more personal drawings. I see some things from your imagination, keep at those. Or try and draw some character into your animals. think about its mood and specific traits. anyway keep going!
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November 8th, 2006 #17
November 8th, 2006 #18
Great stuff! I like your studies, in particular the pencils animal studies are very good!
Keep it up
November 18th, 2006 #19
Dreamworker thx man!
finally scanned some pages of my sketchbook
November 18th, 2006 #20
really nice shading and cool squids and dinosaurs
keep it up!
November 18th, 2006 #21
Really love your rendering, you`re working good with different mediums! Great new sb, keep going!
December 11th, 2006 #22
Rofl "ungezupfte augenbrauen"
Also hast ne verdammt gute strichführung und Farben scheinst du auch verstanden zu haben. Einizge Kritik von mir wären jetzt die Gesichter, die halten noch nicht ganz mit deinem anderen Level mit.
Ich zitiere mal Helge Schneider *räusper*:"Lernen, lernen popernen."
plz post more!!
February 1st, 2007 #23
chiko thx man
ulver thx i like to experiment with diff mediums lately hehe its fun
chr!z danke... hab mich letzens mal daran gesetzt gesichter besser rüberzubringen... war ziemlich anstrengend aber ich glaub es hat mir etwas geholfen. sollte das jetz nur noch öfter machen...
so here's some stuff from my new sketchbook...
i had to photograph it because it doesnt fit into my scanner so sorry for the bad quality :heh:
the first page is from nov 20th, the last one from yesterday...
i should post more regulary lol
i also made an oil painting of this one later, yo can see it at the bottom:
and here's the oil painting:
February 17th, 2007 #24
little update for today, thought i dont have that much to post...
had loads to do for school lately but i'll post some of that stuff later hehe
hope u'll have fun with this so far...
February 23rd, 2007 #25
here's some of that stuff i had to do for school... only sketches so far
February 25th, 2007 #26
wtf is that last pic supposed to mean? pile of rocks? :p
you know that sleeping panda on tree>all ,right?^^
March 6th, 2007 #27
meloy lol yep thx dude... hey and yes its a rock lol
k heres an update from this week...
not really much cuz most of the time i spent workin on this pic... will update is as soon as i get my ass up to take photos
so here's the other stuff so far...
first one's from life
Bargue drawing:
and copied this one from VIEW magazine (3/07) cuz i kinda liked it
March 6th, 2007 #28
My favorite sketch
You are doing great
March 10th, 2007 #29
mrpank thx man
only few sketches tihs week...
but i took a photo of the wip oil painting plus of another one thats not finished yet...
practicing cars for class...
parts of my room
this one's from ref... lol that nose is... weird oO
and one from mind
heres the update of the painting i posted earlier
and another one
April 24th, 2007 #30
again no update for ages lol... but im still not dead hehe
so here we go again sorry for the photos thought, i know the quality sucks but my sketchbook is too big for the scanner
some animals and stuff...
dont like the next two, dunno what it is but they didnt turn out how i wanted them to...
sketches for an oil painting im going to do for a friend
and sum digital scribbling, i kinda like how it turned out
and for the fun of it: bam lee BAM!
more to come tomorrow i guess

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Actor Chinamyi aspires to be a good actor rather than a star
When LBW released last year Chinmayi basking in its success, had announced she would pursue an acting career. People thought that she was another glam struck heroine, but the actor proved all wrong, with her second film the recently released Lovely. As the second lead and a Telangana-speaking heroine she walked away with all the praises. The Dallas-based Telugu girl Chinmayi Ghatrazu knows what she wants from life and is very clear about where she is heading. "I'm not going to be a part of any vanity projects carved for a hero, I am here to be an actor and not a star. I've no control over a film's content and its future at the market but if I select a role I'm going to give it my 100 percent.
"Having spent 18 years in Dallas I have a knack for observing and picking up Hispanic or Afro-Asian languages. I dubbed for this role and most of it was edited; I remember when I spoke this dialect people in CMR College where this part was shot, everyone burst out laughing. It was supposed to be Telangana initially but turned out to be Hyderabadi Telugu. LBW was shot in the US, only certain portion was done here but this experience was real, working with movie people," quips Chinmayi.
The actor says she's never been so sure about her career. She was a student of science initially but couldn't pursue the subject ahead. "I wanted to do behavioural sciences but then I realised I am not cut out for it. I had the ability but not the passion. We were allowed to attend all classes initially to decide what we wanted. I had this project of interviewing emotionally repressed people and I would carry all the baggage home. The Americans are very good at treating it just as a job but I guess psychology wasn't my cup of tea. I found comfort in music, dance, arts and acting and I picked up a job in a radio station, did voice over for a commercial, participated in pageants and got a lot of exposure and then films happened. I really enjoyed practising at 12 in the night."
Chinmayi Bejawada Rowdeeluis working on a script and will soon co-direct a crossover film. She would also be acting in a role of a introvert and confused girl in a Telugu film that deals with Telugu families and boys having a fetish and an obsession for IT degrees and jobs. LBWLovelyChinmayi did get offers but she pushed them away. "I don't regret that, I watched a lot of films, did a great deal of writing. Within the given limitations here, I'd rather do a role that I believe in; whether I get appreciated or criticised doesn't matter," she signs off confidently.
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Prune And Apricot Stuffed Pork Roast
|Dried apricots
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|Pitted prunes
|8 , snipped
|Finely shredded orange peel
|2 Teaspoon
|Hot water
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Apricot brandy
|3 Tablespoon
|Boneless pork center cut loin roast
|5 Pound (1 Piece)
|1 Teaspoon
|Coarsely cracked pepper
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground ginger
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dry mustard
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground red pepper
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|2 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Basil sprigs
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1. Preheat the oven to 400°.
2. Take a medium bowl, mix 3/4 cup of the apricots, the prunes, and orange peel.
3. Take a 2-cup measure, mix hot water and apricot brandy in it.
4. Drizzle the mixture on the fruit mixture and allow it to stay for 1-2 hours.
5. Once done, strain and keep the liquid aside.
6. Butterfly the roast by cutting it lengthwise beneath the center of meat, slicing it within ½ inch on the other side.
7. Open the meat and layer the prune and apricot mixture on the cut portions.
8. Fold the sides again and tie with strings.
9. Mix salt, 1/2 teaspoon of the coarsely cracked pepper, ginger, dry mustard, and red pepper and apply it on the roast skin.
10. Take a low roasting pan and put the meat on it.
11. Introduce a thermometer and bake for 10 minutes.
12. Reduce the temperature to 325 degrees and bake for 11/2 – 2 hours or till the time mercury rises to 160 degrees.
13. Once done, cover the roast and keep it warm.
14. Take a 1 quart saucepan, mix water, flour, and any drippings from roast.
15. Put sugar and the liquid of fruits.
16. Boil and lower the flame.
17. Once done, allow to cool and mix for 1- 2 minutes until thick.
18. Put ½ cup snipped apricots and ½ teaspoon cracked pepper.
19. Slice and serve tossed with sauce and garnished with basil sprigs.


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NGOs opposed to coal plant kept out of Palawan body
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY—Nongovernment organizations (NGOs) opposing the proposed creation of a coal-fired power plant in Palawan have been locked out in the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development (PCSD), which will decide whether to allow or reject the project next week.
The PCSD has been revamped and the NGOs expressed fears that its new composition, now mostly local political leaders, would lead to the approval of the coal plant project.
In a meeting on Friday, the body elected Gov. Jose Alvarez as its new chair, replacing former Gov. Abraham Mitra, and approved several projects awaiting clearance for the issuance of a Strategic Environmental Plan (SEP) permit.
The SEP permit is a requirement unique to Palawan projects imposed by a special law passed by Congress for the province in the early 1990s.
"Judging from the statement made by Gov. [Jose] Alvarez that he needs any form of power supply for Palawan, we're apprehensive that the council might approve the coal plant anytime now," said lawyer Gidor Manero of the Environmental Legal Assistance Center.
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For your merienda, how about some high tea with gambas, Jamon Serrano, churros and tocino del cielo?
This Spanish version of the English high tea is available until June 30 at Café Maxims—the in-house coffee bar and bistro of Resorts World Manila (RWM). The casino complex is showcasing Spanish cuisine in Gastronomia de España, a food festival celebrating Philippine-Spanish Friendship until June 30.
RWM executive chef Dennis Peralta and pastry chef Michael Lopez made a special Spanish menu for Café Maxims.
'Churros con chocolate'
The café crowd loves the Churros Con Chocolate, said Joy C. Andrade, RWM public relations supervisor. It's been such a bestseller that Café Maxims plans to include it on its regular menu. Chef Lopez said he used European chocolate couverture for the rich dip. A little canola oil gives it a smooth consistency and sheen.
Other light snacks are Silvanas in vanilla and biscuit flavors, and the baked Empanada (turnover) with Chorizo and Green Peas and Prawn-Gambas fillings.
High-tea sets are a Café Maxims trademark. Diners usually order the three-layer high-tea set from the regular menu for merienda or meetings. It includes savory pastries and dessert, plus a pot of tea or two cups of coffee.
The high-tea items are bigger than bite-size, but are not as filling as a dinner meal, said Peralta.
For Gastronomia de España, the recipes were adjusted to fit the Filipino taste.
"We tempered the sourness of the sauces, and made them a bit sweeter," Peralta said. "We used local sardines, but the breading has popular Spanish spices like paprika and chili powder."
The top layer includes two appetizers. One is Gambas Al-Ajillo, shrimp in olive oil, black and green olives, and Crujiente Pecante y Patatas, breaded fried potato wedges tossed with crunchy cashew nuts.
The middle layer has tapas, or traditional Spanish appetizers, served on baguette slices. Toppings include Jamon Serrano, breaded sardines, and a combination of tomato, Parmesan and anchovies.
Completing the sampler is Tuna Brochette—breaded tuna with veggies sautéed in pomodoro sauce, with a slice of grilled lemon.
And, of course, one has to enjoy the last layer of this treat—the desserts. It has palmeras, or butter cookies, and Tocino Del Cielo, a traditional Spanish dessert.
Lopez explained that Tocino del Cielo contains water, egg yolk and sugar. It has no milk, which makes it different from leche flan.
"I put some orange sauce to balance the sweetness," he said. It is garnished with an orange-sesame chip that provides crunch and a citrus kick.
The savory-and-sweet set is best paired with brewed coffee or tea, although some diners also order white wine, Peralta said.
Other RWM outlets are participating in the food festival. Spanish chef Victor Burgos cooked some dishes for Marriott Hotel, while chef Cyrille Soenen prepared tapas, cold cuts and cheeses for Impressions French restaurant.
Call 9088833; visit www.rwmanila.com
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Former External Affairs minister K Natwar Singh in his book ' One Life Is Not Enough' places himself as one of Congress President Sonia Gandhi's closest ally and placater of hostility amidst Gandhi and other Congressmen.
According to his book, both Jairam Ramesh and Arjun Singh had fallen out of favour from Sonia Gandhi.
Jairam Ramesh 'indiscretion' had led to him to be 'banished from the darbar.' Though Singh doesn't elaborate on the matter but he goes on to say how a 'distraught and anguished' Ramesh approached him to resolve the issue.
Sonia Gandhi had cut-off communication completely from Ramesh, says Singh. Following Ramesh's apparent pleas for help, Singh communicated to Gandhi about Ramesh's 'agitation'. This led Gandhi finally relented and Ramesh was back in favour with her. 'Jairam lived happily ever after,' he says.
Singh recalls another example of how his intervention helped top Congress politicians come back in Gandhi's good books.
A supposed misunderstanding between Sonia Gandhi and the late senior politician Arjun Singh led the latter ostracised by Gandhi.
Calling Arjun Singh 'a mystery man of the Congress' Natwar claims that there was a negative perception about Arjun within the party. According to him he was known to be 'wily, silent, schemer' amongst Congressmen.
Sonia Gandhi was told that Arjun Singh said that she was surrounded by a 'coterie' which resulted of Gandhi absolutely refusing to visit him. Finally he visited Natwar and requested for his help.
Natwar says that he conveyed to Gandhi Arjun Singh's misery and clarified that he had not used the word 'coterie'. After a few days, Gandhi met with Arjun Singh.
Natwar claims that Singh thanked him profusely adding, 'At this level in politics, no one makes the intervention you make on my behalf,'
Natwar says that he deeply appreciated the compliment.


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Dogs may be man's best friend, but apparently they don't have enough friends in the Ohio Senate.
A bill that could have made it a felony to mistreat kennel dogs died in the Senate Rules Committee this year, even though it enjoyed overwhelming bipartisan support and was supported by all House members from the Sandusky area.
All in all, 2012 was a mixed bag for animal lovers lobbying the Ohio General Assembly.
Lawmakers approved, and Gov. John Kasich signed, a new law regulating large-volume dog-breeding operations in Ohio.
The law dealing with "puppy mills" was sorely needed. Ohio had become a haven for bad operators because dog breeders weren't regulated here, said Karen Minton, Ohio's director for the Humane Society of the U.S.
But Rep. Ron Gerberry's House Bill 108 didn't make it through the legislature, despite backing from the Humane Society and other animal rights supporters.
Gerberry's bill, also known as "Nitro's Law," stems from a 2008 scandal in Youngstown. A dog training facility there neglected and starved 19 dogs it was housing. Eight dogs starved to death, including a Rottweiler named Nitro. The owner was convicted of four misdemeanor charges and served less than four months in jail.
Ohio is one of only five states that don't impose felony charges for animal cruelty, even in particularly horrible cases involving many animals, Minton said.
Since 2009, Gerberry has tried to gain approval on a proposal to allow prosecutors to file felonies in animal cruelty cases at dog kennels, particularly when a case is especially heinous. Prosecutors could still choose to file misdemeanors in such cases.
His latest attempt, House Bill 108, was co-sponsored by Rep. Dennis Murray, D-Sandusky. It passed the House 82-11 on Feb. 15, 2012, with Murray, Rep. Terry Boose, R-Norwalk, Rep. Rex Damschroder, R-Fremont, and Rep. Randy Gardner, R-Bowling Green, all voting in favor.
"You have some people from the darker parts of the state who voted no," Murray said.
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved it 15-0, Gerberry said, but the bill never emerged from the Rules Committee.
Sen. Tom Niehaus, the Senate president, was chairman of Rules.
Niehaus' spokeswoman, Angela Melecka, said the Senate ran out of time.
"The reason it was not heard is we simply didn't have time before the end of this general assembly," she said. "That is the reason it was not taken up for a vote on the Senate floor."
Asked if the Senate really ran out of time on a bill that was approved in February, Murray replied: "It's a bogus excuse. You unfortunately have cavemen in the Senate Republican Caucus who don't want the bill to pass. There are people who just don't support the policy there should be enhanced punishment for mistreatment of animals."
Gerberry said he lobbied hard, right up until the session ended this month, to get his measure to the Senate floor.
He said he doesn't understand why his bill was allowed to die.
"This is not a partisan issue," he said, frustration evident in his voice. "We all love our companion animals. We all think they should not be abused."
But he also plans to try again.
"I will reintroduce the bill in January," Gerberry said.


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How to get here.
A word of warning. Do not rely on Google Maps, MapQuest or the mapping software in your car GPS to get you here.
Please follow the recommended routes below. Continuing rain this season (2009-2010) has left many roads impassible even for four wheel drive vehicles. Although the roads have begun to dry out there are gullies and washes that make roads impassable for low clearance vehicles.
Currently Soda Lake Road, which bisects the 37 mile length Carrizo Plain National Monument, is the only reliable road. About 18 miles of Soda Lake Road's length is paved, the remainder is dirt.
The Carrizo Plain National Monument has two improved campgrounds, the KCL and the Selby. Camping is on a first come, first served basis and no reservations are required or taken. (
Groups of 20 or more must obtain authorization from the Bakersfield BLM office as well as groups that are charging a fee. Please contact Ryan Cooper at 661-391-6048 for authorization or information). Both campgrounds are primitive, containing picnic tables, fire pits and portable restroom facilities. Electricity and drinking water are not available. The CPNM does not have garbage pickup service. Please act responsibly and pack out any refuse you might have. Hunters, please do not leave gut piles or other animal parts in the campgrounds.
At certain times of the year, campfire permits are required and special fire restrictions may be in effect. Contact the BLM office for an update on current restrictions. There is no fee for campfire permits and they may be obtained at the Goodwin Education Center, the Bakersfield BLM office and from any BLM Ranger in the area.
KCL Campground
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KCL Campground is located just west of Soda Lake Road, 10.4 miles south of Goodwin Education Center, and 19 miles north of State Highway 166 at: N 35° 5' 26.1", W 119° 44' 5.59" (35.090583, -119.734886).
Selby Campground
has 13 campsites, picnic tables, fire pits and portable restroom facilities. It is nestled at the base of the Caliente Mountains. There are no shade trees but this campground is more secluded and
the camper is only steps away from unlimited hiking in the Wilderness Study Area that lies outside the campground boundaries. The oak/juniper woodland is a haven for many birds and other wildlife and the beautiful Selby Rocks are a site not to be missed. (You may explore around the rocks but please do not climb on the fragile sandstone. Watch out for natural dangers such as rattlesnakes.) Water for non-potable use only is available.
Selby Campground is located 4.5 miles south of Soda Lake Road at the end of Selby Road. From the Goodwin Education Center travel .8 miles southeast of the Ed Center road on Soda Lake Road turn right (south) on Selby Road. From State Highway 166 travel north 28.8 miles on Soda Lake Road to Selby Road. The campground is located at: N 35° 7' 41.29", W 119° 50' 27.26" (35.128135, -119.840907).
Car camping is also an option within certain areas of the Carrizo Plain National Monument. Please refer to the Visitor Resources Map . This map indicates areas where car camping is allowed. Generally, car camping is permitted in the foothills and mountainous areas. Car camping is
permitted in the valleys (both Carrizo and Elkhorn), nor at Soda Lake and adjacent areas. This map is available at the Goodwin Education Center and the BLM Bakersfield Office for purchase and is posted in kiosks located at the North and South entrances into the Monument.
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Turlock High's boys basketball team secured its post-season fate a week ago, earning a spot in the Division I Sac-Joaquin Section playoff bracket as the third team from the Central California Conference. But even with that knowledge, the Bulldogs (6-4 CCC, 18-9 overall) entered Tuesday's cross town rival game and CCC season finale against Pitman High as if a post-season berth depended on it.
Hilmar High hit Saturday's Trans Valley League Tournament by storm as it qualified nine wrestlers-its entire varsity lineup- for the Division V Tournament while two of its wrestlers walked away from the mat as champions in their respective weight classes.
The Southern Athletic League wrapped up the regular season for prep wrestling on Saturday with the SAL League Tournament at Big Valley Christian High.
This past year was not only a successful one for the Turlock Christian varsity boys basketball squad, who finished with an 18-9 overall record, but it was one to remember as they posted the best regular season record since the 2004-05 year when the team went 26-3. But there is still one thing left to do-win sections.
The Turlock Christian boys basketball squad on Tuesday finished a season sweep against their Southern Athletic League rivals, the Denair Coyotes, after a 62-43 win at home.
Turlock High's Central California Conference slide continued on Tuesday against Merced High-but so did its streak of no-quit play.
Pitman High's wrestling team made its way to Lincoln High on Saturday for the program's first appearance at the Sac Joaquin Section Team Duals.
Make it a sweep for the Turlock Christian girls basketball team against the Denair Coyotes this season.
The Hilmar High girls basketball team hosted their rivals, Escalon, on Thursday night in a critical Trans Valley League homecoming bout.
The Turlock Christian boys basketball team has now won five of their last six games after taking down Southern Athletic League foe Le Grand on Friday night.
After trouncing through the Merced High Bears last month 54-40 at home, the Turlock High Bulldogs traveled to square off against their Central California Conference rivals for the opportunity to get that second spot in league.
Add another vigorous loss to Turlock Christian's boys basketball team's winless history against the Ripon Christian Knights, after an intense Southern Athletic League matchup on Tuesday night.
Pitman High marked the 10th anniversary of its Rumble in the Jungle tournament with a second place team finish on Saturday as seven of its wrestlers competed in the finals of their respective weight classes - with a total of 12 finishing top six or better.
The Central California Conference has been the epitome of a rollercoaster this season in boys basketball. Every team has beaten each other up and every game seems to be a nail biter until the end. Things continued to go the same route on Friday night when Turlock High visited CCC foe Golden Valley in a game for first place in league.
The Turlock Christian boys basketball team nabbed back-to-back wins against a struggling Gustine High, which has yet to win a game this season.
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The members of the Pitman High softball team held their heads high on Monday afternoon.
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Playoffs, St. Mary's High and heart break. It's a familiar formula for Turlock High baseball.
The Turlock Christian High softball team was coming off not only their best postseason performance, but arguably the best season in nearly a decade after winning a playoff game by a margin of 12 runs. But on Thursday, the Eagles' hot bats ended.
In his first two at-bats, Pitman High baseball captain Matt Carrigg struck out twice before exceeding all expectations in his final plate appearance of the game.
Branson Garcia has spent a lot of time on basketball courts, practically growing up with a ball in his hands since the age of five. The game is a major passion for the Pitman High senior, so much so that it's hard for his family and friends to dissociate Garcia from basketball.
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Cornerstone University's men's and women's soccer teams and volleyball team are joining forces this year to host Night of Nets, a fundraising effort to raise $30,000 for 5,000 bed nets.
The community has three opportunities to participate in Night of Nets this year: the men's soccer game at 7 p.m. on Sept. 26; the women's soccer game at 7 p.m. on Sept. 28; and the women's volleyball game at 7 p.m. on Oct. 3.
Each $6 admission fee to the games will purchase an insecticide-treated bed net that will aid in preventing the spread of malaria in some of the regions most affected by one of the world's great health pandemics.
Every 30 seconds a child in Africa dies from malaria, but the use of bed nets has the potential to prevent as many as one million deaths per year for children under five years old in sub-Saharan Africa alone.
The bed nets purchased as a result of Night of Nets events will be distributed in partnership with World Vision to African families and homes. This past June CU students and athletes were able to distribute nets purchased from last year's fundraiser.
In 2010, the first year of the event, the goal was 500 nets. The following year (2011) the goal was 1,000. This year's goal is 5,000 nets, which costs $30,000.
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I'm generally a fan of the L'Oreal Voluminous line, so this time around I figured I would try the Carbon Black formula (waterproof).
L'Oreal Voluminous Carbon Black is a super wet, super black mascara. I'm a fan of both of these things - I'd rather wait a bit longer for my mascara to dry fully if it gives me more time to perfect my lashes. The brush is good, and I find I'm able to put on two-three coats with minimal clumping (surprising, given the formula and the pipe-cleaner-esque spoolie). The result: beautiful, dark, long, voluminous lashes. They're perfect, really.
There's always a downside, though, right? And this one seems to be pretty common, based on the other reviews I've seen of this mascara: the SMUDGING, good god. It's awful. Without fail, by the end of the day I'll have a couple of dark spots of mascara under my eyes. And don't even THINK about putting this on your lower lashes. It'll be a disaster. I didn't expect this of a waterproof formula! What's the point of having a formula that's impossible to remove (another downside) if it won't even stop the mascara from ending up under your eyes?
All in all, I was pleased with the result, but disappointed with the wear. I think I'll go back to my L'Oreal Voluminous Original - it gives me everything this mascara gives me WITHOUT the smudging.
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I bought this product looking for something that really volumizes my lashes. I think for the most part, it does what I was looking for. But there are a few things I don't like about it. For one, the formula is really wet and I end up having to wipe a lot of it off the brush before I apply it because it clumps really easily on my lashes. I like the brush, but I don't like how much of the formula sticks to it. Secondly, I use makeup remover to take it off and it never gets fully removed. I have to rub my eyes with soap to get it completely off my eyes. Finally, it was pretty cheap. I was surprised at the price, actually. However, I do like that it is very black, it lengthens my lashes, and it does volumize fairly well. Personally would not buy it again, but it was worth the money I paid for it.
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This is simply a makeup staple. If you want thick, dark lashes this is what you grab. Not only is it cheap, easy to find, and has a great rich black color, it is one of the best mascara formulas there is. I don't see how you could go wrong with this.
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I've really tried to like this mascara, but I actually think I will throw it away. I bought it a couple weeks ago because of the good reviews I've read about it - and because I like big, voluminous lashes. ;) The consistency is really wet, and I feel like it NEVER dries on my lashes. The brush is ok to work with, I didn't have a problem with clumps and it was easy to apply. The color is also quite black, so I'm happy with that.
BUT.... It smudges!! Like crazy! After only 1 hour, I'm black both under my eyes and OVER my eyes. My lashes are quite long, so the mascara transfers to my lid and I also see black tiny dots underneath my eyebrows aswell. And after a couple of hours, I look like a panda. I don't even know why I continue to use it - it may be because of the volumizing effect, it really makes my lashes look good. I may use it up, but I will never buy it again. And do not cry when you wear this... It stings like crazy in your eyes. It REAAAALLY stings. Auch.
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Eyes: Hazel
I really liked this mascara because i found that i only really needed one coat to make my eyelashes look nice, but when i wanted a more dramatic look i could easily layer another coat on top without it becoming gross and clumpy.
on 2/8/2014 8:20:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
this is my HG mascara. i have yet to find a better drugstore mascara. this makes my lashes longer and darker. i have to stress the importance of buying the WATERPROOF one, the regular one does not have the same effect! I dont know why, but the non-waterproof one just doesnt work, the WATERPROOF carbon black is awesome though, i highly recommend! p.s. i read kim kardashian's makeup artist uses this for her long lashes
on 2/3/2014 2:14:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I like this mascara because it gives my lashes good volume and is a very pigmented black. I don't like the clumping and smudging after an hour or two. It doesn't lengthen or separate lashes well. I have short straight forward down lashes btw.
on 1/22/2014 3:29:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
Holy grail product for me. It really does volumize my lashes. The only negative I could say about this product is I wish the brush was a bit smaller. I find it clumps sometimes if I'm not careful. I like to layer my mascara and when I do with this my eye lashes are thick and long and I honestly get asked all the time if my lashes are fake lol. LOVE IT!!! Lately I have been usine L'oreal Telescopic Mascara to help seperate the lashes and then I go over it with Voluminous and that is the ultimate combo!
on 1/8/2014 5:16:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This product is 2.5/5 for me. It volumized my lashes and somewhat lengthened them but it smudges really badly. I don't know why it does in comparison to the regular loreal voluminous. It also didn't hold my curl well.
on 1/5/2014 3:32:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This product just wasn't what I expected. I have normal length, but thin lashes that are very stick straight. I curl them with my curling wand before any application of mascara and if it's a good mascara it usually holds my curl, but with this mascara (although I bought it waterproof) it just didn't hold a curl at all. In fact, this mascara made my lashes look really wet and it weighed them down a lot. I'm sure it would work well with thicker longer lashes though, but unfortunately this product is NOT for me!
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