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^^^It's not even that so much as that the people you're upset with won't even be aware of your gesture. Do you really think any bookstore you screw around with is going to contact Simon & Schuster to say "Some punk shuffled some of our books around"? I find it highly unlikely, and it -certainly- won't convey your desire to have Janeway be brought back.
If your feelings are directed towards Simon & Schuster, then take action towards Simon & Schuster.
As I've never actually been to a Chick-Fil-A (we don't have those in VT) I can only assume that a more appropriate analog to your idea for a protest would be if I went in there and shuffled the contents of their salad bar around in a nonsensical manner, rather than doing anything to specifically indicate that I took issue with their massive donations towards groups that are fostering homophobia.
Indeed; in both instances, it would be a much better -- and much less mean-spirited towards innocent third parties -- idea to send letters of protest to corporate HQ and to refuse to give them your business.
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Spiced Roasted Chickpeas
Makes a medium-sized bowl
* 3 cans chickpeas (garbanzo beans)
* 3 Tbsp olive oil
* 1-2 large cloves of garlic, pressed (optional)
* 1 – 1 1/2 tsp ground spice (any of these would be good: garam masala, curry powder, chili powder, ground cumin, ground coriander, smoked paprika)
* Sea salt to taste
* Lime juice (optional)
1. Preheat oven to 350 F. Rinse the chickpeas well with cold water, removing any loose skins, and drain in a colander for 5 minutes. Pat them dry with a dish towel.
2. Pour them out onto a thick cookie sheet, toss with the olive oil (and garlic, if you're using that) to coat and then make sure they're in a single layer, you want them all to get equal cooking time/heat. Put them in the oven.
3. Roast, shaking the pan to ensure even cooking, one or two times, for roughly 40 minutes (they may need a little more or less time – just check!), until they begin to look lightly browned and split apart.
4. Remove from the oven and toss the hot beans with the spice mix and salt. Taste them and see if you want to adjust the seasonings at all. Serve warm or cold. You can try squirting a little lime juice on them before serving if that goes well with your spice mix.
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I wonder if Volquez the pitcher complains about lack of support from Volquez the fielder and Volquez the baserunner.
Phillips, Votto and Bruce are the chunks of meat in a thin soup.
Can a pitcher be said to throw more than 100 mph if he can't control it and it hirts his arm?
I wonder if Dodgers fans complain about how much time Vin Scully spends talking about Reds players.
It sure is weird to be scoreboard-watching the Pirates.
I figure by the All-Star break Marty and Jim will have figured out how to pronounce Lllvll.
Is it too soon to talk of Marty and Jim?
Seriously, are the Reds setting a record for most broadcasters in a season?
How could a team with Corey Patterson and Edwin Encarnacion take two of three from the Reds?


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Maybe they added in this poster for the 360 version.
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Cleaning out old files sometimes can be serendipitous. You find something you once thought important to keep, but forgot where you filed it. Looking back, it would have made sense if I had simply started a file called, "Useless Information." That would be easy to remember.
Someone, some time back, sent me a typed sheet about what life was like in the past, dating back a few centuries. The bathing tradition for example. People took baths only once a year. The reason June became the month for weddings is that there was a time when most people took their annual bath in May. Still, brides carried bouquets of flowers to hide the body odor.
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We are talking about five centuries ago. We've come a long way, I'm sure you will agree. Do you know how canopy beds came about? Had nothing to do with fashion. Most roofs were made of thatch. That is where mice, birds and other varmints hung out. A lot of droppings and debris and waste of all sorts would fall down on you as you slept. The four poster canopy was created to solve the problem. The thatched roofs were where the animals also slept. Dogs, cats and rats among other nightime undesirables. When it rained and conditions became slippery, the aforementioned would fall into the bedroom below. That brought about the term, "It's raining cats and dogs."
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The Anglo-Saxons counted years in "winters," cf. Old English ænetre "one-year-old." Old Norse Vetrardag, first day of winter, was the Saturday that fell between Oct. 10 and 16.
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Basketball / Maccabi lacks patience, but Tre Simmons may have too much
Chester Simmons has plenty of patience to sit on Maccabi Tel Aviv's bench. "If I could make money sitting on the couch, I'd do it," the 1.98m swingman told Haaretz in a recent interview. The problem for Simmons, known as Tre, is that Maccabi, which is used to getting immediate results, is losing its patience. The team this week brought in Marcus Brown, whose arrival could foreshadow the end of Simmons' brief tenure in Tel Aviv.
The problem is less Simmons' laziness than his indifferent personality. One of his teammates at Hapoel Galil Elyon during the 2006-07 season recalled how coach Oded Katash benched Simmons for nearly an entire quarter, yet the quiet American didn't open his mouth once. "A little bit of an overly nice guy" is how the former teammate described him.
"He comes on time, does the job, showers and goes," the player said. "He's sociable and funny but not competitive enough." He added that Simmons is not the kind of guy who will get up and make demands for more playing time, which you can get away with in a small club like Galil Elyon or Holon - where Simmons played last season - but not in Maccabi.
This cool demeanor should have raised alarm bells for the heads of Maccabi before they picked up Simmons, but one can't ignore the lack of hierarchy that characterized the first two months of coach Effi Birenboim's term in Tel Aviv.
Simmons' inability to impress the pros despite his shooting talent - he was, after all, first team in the Pac 10 during the 2004-2005 season with the Washington Huskies - is well documented. Percy Allen of the Seattle Times once wrote that he saw Simmons try out twice with NBA teams, impressing them with his three-point shooting and working incredibly hard yet being one of the first to be cut.
The Seattle Supersonics dropped the Washington-state native in 2005, while the Atlanta Hawks cut him during tryouts in July 2007 despite a warm recommendation from Atlanta's assistant coach Bob Bender, who had coached Simmons with the Huskies.
According to Allen, Simmons is neither a leader type nor the kind of guy who thrives on setting up his own shots. He wrote two years ago, when Simmons was playing in the summer league for Atlanta, that coach Bender likened him to a poor man's Richard Hamilton, referring to Detroit's three-time NBA all-star.
Talent isn't enough
"Simmons displayed his trademark long-distance shooting ability as well as an array of untapped skills, including deft passing, playmaking ability, ball handling and on-the-ball defense," wrote Allen after one game, but correctly predicted these skills would not secure him a seat on Atlanta's bench.
At Maccabi, it's not exactly clear which of these talents the team wants to get out of him. It has yet to design a play that sets up a shot for Simmons or puts him at the center of the play, which he finds disappointing. Is he supposed to be a member of the starting five who won't score very often, or part of an ideal rotation of 11-12 players, as Birenboim once declared as his goal?
"From the start it was clear there would be games where Tal Burstein would start and Simmons would come off the bench," explained assistant coach Ro'i Hagai before rumors leaked that the guard might be headed out the door. "Simmons will have to contribute every time off the bench, and I'm sure he will."
Simmons scored five points, including one three-pointer and two unforced turnovers in less than twenty minutes last week in a preseason game against Rishon Lezion, a sure sign of his lack of self-confidence. However, he improved against Ramat Gan, scoring 13 points and pulling down six rebounds. Perhaps the knowledge of Brown's arrival was a motivator.
Still, a player from another team said that Brown told him he did not see his job as demanding more minutes. The player added that Simmons said if Birenboim doesn't give him the PT and his career at Maccabi doesn't manage to get off the ground, everybody will suffer. "My success is in the team's interest," said Simmons.
That may be, but the question remains who is going to insist he step up his game, Maccabi or him. If he doesn't, time may run out for Simmons.
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against "sustainability" (the word, not the policy)Submitted by MLewyn on Wed, 05/16/2012 - 1:45pm
(cross-posted with my personal blog)
Literally (i.e. in normal, non-jargon English) "sustainable" means that it is capable of being sustained over time, whether it is good or bad.
But in environmentalist jargon, "sustainable" means "environmentally friendly" or "non-polluting." It seems to me that this jargon creates a completely unnecessary barrier between professional environmentalists/planners and the rest of humanity.
How not to make public transit tourist-friendlySubmitted by MLewyn on Tue, 05/15/2012 - 10:28am
After CNU, I rode Tri-Rail and Miami-Dade transit to visit a friend in Miami Beach. The Tri-Rail trip was fine; Miami-Dade transit, however, was more of an adventure.
Calthorpe on Chinese urbanismSubmitted by MLewyn on Fri, 05/11/2012 - 12:16pm
Peter Calthorpe spoke this morning on Chinese urbanism- the good and the bad. From a new urbanist perspective, the good includes density and transportation: Chinese cities tend to be more compact than ours, and the government seeks to limit car use to a 20% modal share (i.e. 20 percent of all trips by car- still an increase over the current 12 percent share).
The bad: lots of streets that are too wide to comfortably cross, and lots of blocks that tend to be on the long side.
how walking became a crimeSubmitted by MLewyn on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 4:14pm
I just heard an amazing set of presentations by Eric Dumbaugh and Peter Norton (author of a new book, Fighting Traffic). Dumbaugh begin with a statistical table listing causes of pedestrians being killed by cars; nearly every cause somehow showed pedestrians at fault (e.g. jaywalking, pedestrian using electronic device, etc.). In essence, our culture presumes that if a pedestrian is killed by a 2-ton vehicle, the pedestrian rather than the driver is generally at fault.
Tumlin on parkingSubmitted by MLewyn on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 2:53pm
This afternoon, Jeffrey Tumlin spoke on how to reform parking to reduce the negative results of minimum parking requirements. (If you're not familiar with them, google "Donald Shoup"). Some of his solutions were stuff I've heard before: abolish parking requirements, create residential permit systems to reduce the threat of spillover parking, and set market prices for parking to discourage driving. But I heard a few neat ideas I hadn't heard before.
Such as:
1. If a city does have a parking permit system (i.e.
Duany speech at Thurs. morning CNU plenary: Why Code?Submitted by MLewyn on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 12:47pm
For me, the highlight of CNU 20 so far was Andres Duany's speech at this morning's plenary session. Most of his speech was about the SmartCode, responding to libertarian objections. He said, in so many words: if we don't code, and if we don't consider aesthetics when we do, someone else will (usually a local aesthetic review committee or zoning board). He added that given the United States' century-long history of bureaucratic control over land use, the most likely alternative to coding is not the free market, but decisionmaking by bureaucratic discretion.
Driving and the youngSubmitted by MLewyn on Wed, 05/09/2012 - 1:06am
I just saw the recent study, "Transportation and the New Generation" put out by NJ PIRG, which seeks to explain why the young are driving less.
Figure 7 contains the results of a poll asking respondents to choose between "smart growth" and "sprawl" environments. 62 percent of 18-29 year olds chose smart growth, as opposed to 54 percent of thirtysomethings and 58 percent of sixtysomethings.
Synagogue options for Jewish CNU-goersSubmitted by MLewyn on Tue, 05/08/2012 - 5:52pm
If you would like to spend Friday evening or Saturday morning in a synagogue, there are plenty of options- nothing within a few blocks of the Congress, but several within a 30-45 minute walk. They include:
Chabad (palmbeachjewish.com)- meets at hotels on Palm Beach side. Call 561-420-5000 for info. Services include meals.
New Synagogue (Modern Orthodox, 235 Sunrise Avenue )- info at newsynagogue.org.
Emanu-El (Conservative, 190 North County Road, Palm Beach)- info at www.tepb.org
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Order up a size. They really should have a disclaimer about how small these run. My son is a very skinny 6 yr old with a 20 inch waist and I could not squeeze him into a 22. 24 fits well. They seem to be nice quality and they look really sporty.
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Super Kids
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on 2/2/2011
My son likes the look of the jammer with strips going down the side. When we received the jammer it looked very small. I measure it and it only has a waist of 16inches. We order a size 24. We end up getting a size 28 for him and it fits well.
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on 10/19/2010
Very disappointed... I wear a 32 in Speedo so I figured it would be the same... these jammers fit VERY SMALL... super tight in the legs. I had to give them to my 11 year old son who normally wears a 28.
great fit
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on 5/18/2015
great fit.....
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on 1/14/2015
I thought this suit felt a bit small after first trying it on, but now that I've swam in it the fit feels perfect. I bought this as a race suit for the 2015 Masters season and so far I am completely satisfied with the suit. Buy it in your actual waist size.
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This is a reliable comfortable product, I have used them for several years--I swim 3 times a week, and these retain their shape and fit for 6-7 months. They are relatively inexpensive, so getting a new pair doesn't break the bank.
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on 9/12/2014
Waist size is spot on, but I'd rather the material in the thighs fit a bit more snug. It's not exactly loose, but it could fit a bit tighter. Doesn't interfere with lap swimming so there's no real complaint here.
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Best fit of all the suits I've bought. My son loves the feel and that's the most important.
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After 1-2 swim sessions these swim shorts feel great. They are very smooth and hydrodynamic. They do not pinch my legs and I have big thighs! Highly reccomended.
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the seam busted 3 day wearing it.Now I'm out 18.99 and the 9.99 shippingshoddy product
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This product is great, but the leg openings run a little tight.
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on 4/21/2015
Had a size 40 and loved it, lost 25 pounds and suit was to big. Purchased a size 38 and it fits like a glove!!!!!
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on 4/20/2015
The trim on the bottom is a bit tight. Good thing his muscle is not that big yet on his thighs.
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Grandson was very pleased with his swimsuit.
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First pair of Jammer and they was a good buy.
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on 3/19/2015
Good deal!
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on 3/12/2015
i am a female but it is easier to take off that a unitard, i am happy with the purchase
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on 3/9/2015
My son has worn Nike, Speedo and Tyr jammers but I never bought Sporti. These fit great and he finds them to be very comfortable. He is a 29 waist so I went to a 30 and they are perfect. He wears these at practice. I wish I would have tried these earlier as they are half the price of his others!
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on 2/27/2015
It is the right size, great quality for the price!
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On the way to work a little after 6 in the AM. I catch a whiff of something, but ignore it. A few moments later I smell it stronger, "Is that an electrical smell or a rubber smell? Is it coming from me?!" A little worried I slowed down some, not sure what was happening. Up ahead on the opposite side of the 5 lane I see something, a tire, "Damn, people should be more careful securing stuff and they apparently didn't notice they dropped it."
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Broiled Pork Chops With Nectarine Chutney
|1 Pound
|1 Small
|Fresh ginger slices
|6 , unpeeled (Quarter Size Slices, 1/4 Inch Thick)
|Grated lemon zest
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Orange juice concentrate
|1 Tablespoon
|Cider vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
|Brown sugar
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Olive oil/Other vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Center cut pork chops
|1 Pound, well trimmed (1/4 Inch Thick, 4 Center-Cut Pork Chops)
1 Coarsely chop the nectarines and onion. Mince the ginger.
2 In a medium saucepan, combine the nectarines, onion, half the ginger, the lemon zest (if using), 1 tablespoon of the lemon juice, the orange juice concentrate, vinegar, brown sugar and 1 1/2 teaspoons of the cinnamon. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat to low, cover and simmer while you broil the pork chops.
3 Preheat the broiler. Line a broiler pan with foil.
4 In a small bowl, combine the olive oil, the remaining 1 tablespoon lemon juice, remaining ginger, 1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon and the pepper.
5 Place the pork chops on the prepared broiling pan. Brush them with half the olive oil mixture, and broil 4 inches from the heat for 4 minutes.
6 Turn the pork chops over, brush them with the remaining olive oil mixture and broil for 4 minutes longer, or until cooked through.


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Saturday morning, Tara Mace of Gainesville got an unwelcome phone call. Her partner for the Wild Hog Canoe Race, the 31st Annual adventure to benefit Levy Association for Retarded Citizens (LARC) couldn't make it.
Tara was stuck - where to find a partner at 6 a.m. on race day? She called her mom in Bronson.
Theresa McFarland answered her daughter's call and agreed to give it a whirl.
"I hung up the phone and thought – I don't have any idea what I'm doing," she said.
"I kind of twisted her arm," Mace admitted.
With apologies to the baseball team, football season is here, as far as Ajay Ulmer is concerned.
"I feel bad they got upset, but what happened has happened and we're looking ahead,"said Chiefland High's football coach. "It's football season."
CHS baseball, ranked eighth in Class 3A, lost to P.K. Yonge in the district semifinals last week. The Indian baseball team has a number of players who will be coming over to spring football practice, which begins Thursday.
"For us, we're glad to have them,"Ulmer said. "We've got a few key guys on the baseball team."
Matt Baker had his 02 car humming in Saturday night's 30-lap Sportsman feature at Bronson Motor Speedway, as he led coast-to-coast and took the checkered flag.
It was the third win of the still-young season for Baker, who hails from Inglis. He entered the race sixth in Sportsman points.
Baker stayed ahead of the 08 of William Edwards the entire race.
Two of the division's top competitors -points leader Matt Blum and No. 2 man Shelton Bowers -went out after getting together on lap 6. Both were fighting for third place.
Todd Kelly ended up third in the 83 car.
Getting playing time on the top-ranked junior college softball team in the nation can be a chore, but Whitney Mills has made the most of her limited opportunties this spring at Santa Fe Community College.
Mills, a freshman out of Chiefland High, has gone 8-for-16 at the plate for the Lady Saints, who take an incredible 51-3-1 record into this weekend's Region 8 Tournament in Auburndale.
That puts Mills'average at .500. She has been a pinch-hitter and DH.
Santa Fe will open up tourney play Friday against Lake City. Games will continue Saturday and Sunday.
BRONSON -With a name like Hunter, it makes sense that he would be a bulls-eye shot with a rifle.
Hunter Lowe, a 16-year-old Bronson resident, recently took first place in the age 9-18 Smallbore Rifle division of competition at the Florida 4H Finals held in Bronson. Off of that performance, he has qualified for the 4H Nationals, which will be held June 21 in Nebraska.
Lowe was a bit surprised about winning state competition considering he had little experience with a 22.
WINTER PARK -Durrell Henry finished 15th in the shot put at the FHSAA Class A track and field final in Winter Park Friday, but the finish didn?t matter.
What mattered was that Henry was the lone athlete from Trenton High School at the state meet, and he represented his school well. The senior shot putter qualified for state with a 41-6 effort at the regional meet at Tallahassee Maclay last week, good for fourth place there.
GAINESVILLE -The Trenton High baseball team qualified for the Class 2A regional tournament by finishing second in the District 5 event played at Oak Hall.
The Tigers fell in the championship game, 4-3, to the host team in an eight-inning thriller.
Trenton took a 15-12 record into Tuesday's regoinal quarterfinal game at Jacksonville-Providence. Providence was 23-4 and ranked No. X in 2A.
"The Times Union has them rated the best team in the entire Jacksonville area,"Tigers coach Scott Guthrie said.
"Primarily, it's to remind people. Most of us go through life day by day, existing. It's to remind people we can choose. We can author our own story."
For Donna Wissinger, this is the objective of the educational and entertaining program "An American Tapestry." Piano player Joy Myers accompanied her in the program given at Chiefland High School's auditorium for a large audience of middle schoolers.
Bronson Eagles' head basketball coach Kelly Beckham announced Thursday that he will leave Bronson Middle-High School, where he has been for nearly 25 years and more than 500 wins, for Gainesville High School.
Beckham will finish out the school year at Bronson, and start at GHS in the new school year.
His academic duties at GHS will be largely similar to those at Bronson -- he will be a Dean of Students. What will change the most is the basketball. GHS, a 5A school, has about 2,000 students; Bronson, in class 2A, has 453 or fewer.
Paul Roesch used to work at McDonald's in Williston, but he struggled there. Going out to tidy up in the dining room, he wasn't sure when to stop wiping one table so he could move on to the next.
James O'Sullivan wants to work at Hitchcock's, bagging groceries and rounding up carts. So far, though, the only shift that's open is in the evening, and he and his mother prefer that he work during the day.
David Estep has a talent for folding clothes perfectly.
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New London - The first day of indoor track practice a year ago was also Dyshelle Pemberton's first day as a member of the Norwich Free Academy team, having transferred from Fitch.
"She beat MiaLynne (Park) and Camille (McKenzie) in a 200-meter time trial; they kind of dogged it that day," NFA coach Chad Johnson said. "I sat them down and said, 'You just let a Fitch girl beat you on the first day of practice in a time trial.'
"It was the first day and the last day she was a Fitch kid."
Pemberton, a senior who is headed to the University of Rhode Island on a partial track scholarship, won the 300- and 600-meter events at Saturday's Eastern Connecticut Conference Large Division meet at the Coast Guard Academy to help lead NFA to a team victory. The Wildcats (177 points) outdistanced East Lyme (118) and Bacon Academy (57).
Pemberton, who set the school record in the 300 earlier this season (40.64 seconds), is now one of the co-stars for Johnson on a team where none of the stars seem to think of themselves as stars.
"We all just like to push each other, work together," Pemberton said. "Coach puts us all in a position where we know what we can do."
The final list of individual winners for NFA on Saturday included Brittany Grabill in the 55 dash (7.62), Charlotte Van Sambeck in the 1,000 (3:15.29), Brianna Lenehan in the 1,600 (5:00.37), Erin Schaeffer in the high jump (5-0) and Katherine Gabriele in the pole vault (10 feet). The Wildcats also won the 4x180 relay and the sprint medley relay.
Pemberton won the 600 in 1:41.24, followed by the 300 in 41.90. In between, she was fifth in the 55 dash.
Lenehan, meanwhile, the Gatorade Connecticut Cross Country Runner of the Year in the fall, set a meet record in the 1,600, her only event. She beat the previous best of 5:00.54, set by Killingly's Meghan Owen in 2002.
It was Saturday, Jan. 12, that Pemberton broke the school record in the 300 at the Dartmouth Relays, giving her the 15th best time in this nation this season. That evening at the Jack Long Invitational, Lenehan ran a time of 2:53.64 in the 1,000, also setting an NFA record and establishing the No. 3 time in the country.
"Sometimes I don't think they grasp it (how good they are)," Johnson said. "I'm hoping they can win the LL title (Friday in New Haven), something nobody here has done before. Maybe then they'll realize this is a league we haven't seen before."
Pemberton moved to Norwich for her junior year to live with her great-grandmother, Elizabeth Hall-Hurley. Pemberton's aunt, Judy Pemberton Bell, is a member of the NFA Sports Hall of Fame and went on to a career as a track All-American at Eastern Connecticut State University.
"It's been a dream come true," Pemberton said of her successes in track. "I didn't think I could run Division I track, and with a scholarship, too. I've gotten so much better than I could ever expect."
Lenehan said because Pemberton arrived as a junior, she could have been intimidated to start over at a new school.
"She fit right in," Lenehan said. "Everyone loves her. She's such a good person."
Johnson also credited Grabill, who added a win as a member of the 4x180 relay to her victory in the dash. Grabill is coming back from an ankle injury early last month, he said.
The coach used sophomore Evelyn Cournoyer as an example of teamwork, as well, saying the Wildcats wouldn't be as successful without people like her. Cournoyer was second in the 3,200.
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approaches used in diabetes self-management interventions. The first, community telephonic interventions, falls under the community category of Ed Wagner's Chronic Care Model (see Chapter 3, Figure 3-1). The goal of these interventions is to produce informed and active patients who interact productively with their health care teams to improve outcomes (Wagner, 1998; Wagner et al., 2001). The second approach she discussed, the socialecological model, is used to inform the development of interventions that address individual behavior and influences within their environment of family, community, culture, and policy issues (Fisher et al., 2002; Stokels, 1996).
Walker suggested that diabetes self-management interventions include methods for addressing the American Association of Diabetes Educators' seven self-care behaviors:
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|Aug 26 2007, 6:37pm Anchor
um this may or may not have been asked before but this above everything else for me would be great...
These are just suggestions, I don't know if anyone else would agree with any of these. I of course understand most of these won't be possible with whats available to do and you have already done an incredible job to pull off what you've done already. Just answer 'yes' or 'no' for each one or u can go into each one further if u can, either would be great.
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|Aug 26 2007, 7:05pm Anchor
1) looks bad. I've tried when i added them.
|Aug 26 2007, 7:53pm Anchor
lol grrrrr
|Aug 26 2007, 8:11pm Anchor
ok thanks, just to clarify for 5) and 6), this is what i mean (i drew the wormhole myself so excuse the lack of quality, but this would be my ideal wormhole):
|Aug 26 2007, 8:17pm Anchor
yes, i know what you're saying, but it's a sprite that will look like that from every angle. So basically, from the side, if you have it wrapping around the delorean, when you go back to the standard view, the shape is still the same and the wormhole will look like it's wrapping over to the side of the delorean. And, if you go to the opposite side view, it will wrap the other way, not around the delorean but in front of it. It looks cool for only one view, but becomes an eyesore in other views. Sadly, thats what these textures are. Just sprites.
|Aug 26 2007, 8:53pm Anchor
hey will instant time travel be in 0.2d because i know any easy way to do it
|Aug 26 2007, 8:55pm Anchor
so do I. non instant time travel is the harder.
|Aug 26 2007, 10:32pm Anchor
ok thanks for the reply. Could you tell me which texture or particle to change for the wormhole just so i could play around with it (i won't publish or anything)?
|Aug 26 2007, 10:52pm Anchor
same way you do a skin, except easier. Since the thing will look like what the texture is, instead of being wrapped around.
|Aug 26 2007, 11:31pm Anchor
so whats the .txd file called?
|Aug 26 2007, 11:40pm Anchor
easy to tell. Just look around the txds in models
|Aug 27 2007, 2:03am Anchor
so will instant time travel be in 0.2d
|Aug 27 2007, 5:04am Anchor
will instant time travel be an option (depending on what View you using) or will it be the only kind
If its is the depending on view does thaat mean youv added an in-car view to the game because that would be FREAKIN awesome
|Aug 27 2007, 7:12am Anchor
Is it possible to take out the RC explosion trigger?
And could the mouse be enabled for rotating the view of the camera while driving, just like in the other GTA series.
|Aug 27 2007, 7:36am Anchor
no and no.
|Aug 27 2007, 8:08am Anchor
You can't or you wont? maybe a little motivation with th anwsers.
and the camera view mouse control, why not...thats standard in GTA....very usefull when driving around and you wanna look around.
|Aug 27 2007, 8:10am Anchor
no because it cant be removed, its hard coded. and no because vice city doesnt support that. only SA and upwards does
|Aug 27 2007, 8:20am Anchor
Ok, think that explains it....thank you.
|Aug 27 2007, 9:40am Anchor
replay you can move the camera around.
|Aug 27 2007, 11:18am Anchor
just another feature that would be cool...a working voltage regulastor function. Once the bttf1 comes back from a time travel, you have to discharge the flux capacitor....
to know what i mean, click here.....
|Aug 27 2007, 12:08pm Anchor
that would get boring after a while wouldnt it
|Aug 27 2007, 12:10pm Anchor
oooooo, that would be fun...............if we had a graphical interface for that instead of buttons. But since i'm running out of buttons, lets say it's on automatic mode in the mod.
|Aug 27 2007, 12:40pm Anchor
that does sound good
could you make the coils look like this btw?
|Aug 27 2007, 12:47pm Anchor
I'm not adding it though. Adds too much to the game and doesn't really have a point, especially when all the buttons are tied elsewhere.
No, can't add glowing effects for the last time in vice city, or even san andreas. I can only make it a solid color. The coils can be made to look like that, but you lose the blue glow around it, and the luminosity that it gives off. It'll just look like painted coils.
|Aug 27 2007, 1:15pm Anchor
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