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Canney continued to accumulate fond memories in Oklahoma City, striking out 14 in a two-hitter in the early game a day after she accepted her boyfriend's marriage proposal. Alissa Haber homered for the only offense in the game that featured a squad of the nation's top players against the best players who didn't make the national team.
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Late Saturday, Jennifer Yee led Canada back from a four-run, sixth-inning deficit to beat the Futures team 5-4. Yee had an RBI single in the sixth and a two-run, game-ending double in the seventh. Both teams are now 1-3 but still alive to reach Monday night's championship game.
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- Updated: September 21, 2012
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Arizona Wildcats
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Date/Time: September 22nd, 10:30 pm EST
Television: ESPN
College Football Odds from Bookmaker
Point Spread: Oregon -23
Total: 77.5
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- Arizona is 8-17 ATS in its last 25 games
- Arizona is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games
- Arizona is 3-8 ATS in its last 11 games on the road
- Arizona is 1-8 SU in its last 9 games on the road
- The total has gone OVER in 4 of Arizona's last 5 games on the road
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- Oregon is 1-5-1 ATS in its last 7 games
- Oregon is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games
- Oregon is 1-7-1 ATS in its last 9 games at home
- Oregon is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games at home
- Oregon is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games when playing Arizona
NCAA Football – Week 4
Two of the top teams in the Pac-12 this year meet in college football betting action on Saturday night at Autzen Stadium, where the Oregon Ducks take on the Arizona Wildcats.
Arizona hasn't exactly come out of nowhere this year, but it is really a surprise that the team is 3-0 this year. Of course, the Wildcats have only won one game that they were really supposed to lose, that being the game against the Oklahoma State Cowboys, and aside from that, there hasn't been all that much to talk about. The U of A is averaging 604.7 yards and 46.3 points per game this year, and it is one of the only teams in the land that ranks in the Top 20 both in rushing and passing. QB Matt Scott needs just five yards to get to 1,000 for the year, and he already has seven TDs through the air and two on the ground. Four receivers already have at least 100 yards through the air, and seven different receivers have touchdown receptions. The defense just hasn't done the job for the most part, allowing just a ton of yards in all of the games, save for last week's 56-0 wipeout of the South Carolina State Bulldogs.
The Ducks haven't covered a game this year, but they are still averaging 596.3 yards and 54.0 points per game. The ground game has been out of this world, averaging 329.0 yards per game, and looking at the numbers for this club almost look like they are straight out of a video game. RB Ayele Forde has 84 yards this year, and he is fifth on the team in rushing. QB Marcus Mariota is averaging nearly 40 rushing yards per game, RB Byron Marshall has 189 yards, RB Kenjon Barner has 324 yards, and of course, WR De'Anthony Thomas has all sorts of numbers. Thomas leads the team in receiver with 11 receptions for 154 yards and three scores, and he has 228 yards on just 13 carries with four TDs as a rusher as well. Mariota has done a great job taking over for this offense as a freshman, completing 75.3 percent of his passes to the tune of 8.8 yards per pass attempt to go with all of his rushing yards.
Oregon is clearly the better team in this game, and we think that the time is here for the Ducks to get their first cover of the year. Kelly's club does play some big time defense at times, and in a game like this one, the Wildcats have to know that they are in some trouble. This could be a huge romp from the get go, as the U of O flexes its muscles. Oregon 48 – Arizona 22
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Routledge – 2007 – 256 pages
Routledge – 2007 – 256 pages
This authoritative volume is a truly international contribution to the worldwide debate on how best to widen access to lifelong learning.
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Mike Osborne is Professor of Lifelong Learning, Co-Director of the Centre for Research in Lifelong Learning, University of Stirling and editor of the Journal of Adult and Continuing Education.
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This is my beef with Jerry Narron. It's not the lineups (OK, sometimes it is), it's this (this is Paul Daugherty's blog from the Enquirer site):
That nails it. Don't talk about doing things right and playing hard, then look the other way when they don't. Doc is right ... That's on Narron.Jerry Narron
Once more in Sunday's paper, Jerry Narron said the Reds need players who "play the right way.'' He needs to stop.
Every time the manager makes that statement, he's unwittingly indicting himself. The guy has sung that tune for 2 years. His players never added the chorus. While Wayne Krivsky has busied himself dumping power for pitching, the players that remain still play the game one home run at a time.
The Reds don't bunt. They don't hit behind runners. When Griffey and Dunn played every day, they struck out too much. Defensively, they left gaps in left and center as big as a mall parking lot. In the infield, Brandon Phillips is the only guy w/consistently good range. For a manager who dwells to distraction on the "little things,'' his players sure lived big, to borrow a phrase. That doesnt reflect well on Narron's leadership.
He's also too forgiving. Most obvious is allowing Dunn and Griffey to walk to their positions, inning after game after season. It's embarrassing. When I mentioned to Narron that Dunn's loaf out to left could best be timed by sundial, the manager said, "He'll never run out there.'' Oh, really? Why not?
That said, this team probably maxed out its potential. And until the last West Coast trip, it never gave in. That's a tribute to Narron. I just wish he'd either stop talking about the little things, or get pissed enough to make sure the little things get done properly, and by everyone.
Anyway, I expect a drastically different team next season. They'll be built around Arroyo and Harang. I see Hatteberg, Phillips, Encarnacion, Ross and Freel returning to significant roles. I see Dunn traded. I see them trying to trade Junior. I see Aurilia signing elsewhere.
What I'd like to see: Acquire a legitimate closer someway, somehow. Get that guy in place, the whole bullpen improves. Trade Dunn for pitching and defense (in center or short). Move Junior somewhere -- out of Cincy or to left or right.
Fire Narron. Find someone who can make the team practice what he preaches.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - DECEMBER 13: Tom Coughlin, head coach of the New York Giants, reacts during the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Giants Stadium on December 13, 2009 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Nick Laham/Getty Images)
Despite their struggles in the last three weeks, Giants head coach Tom Coughlin decided to give his players a full week away from football to relax, recuperate from nagging injuries, and self-scout the tendencies that has seen a 6-2 record slide to a 6-4 mark. Meanwhile, this week, Coughlin and his assistant coaches will take a comprehensive look at everything that has gone into their 2012 season to date, looking for solutions to ongoing issues that have kept the Giants from widening their lead in the NFC East. "We call it a worst-to-best," Coughlin said of the goals he's set for his staff this week. "We'll look at ourselves, and then we'll go on to looking at some of the teams that are very good in the league in those particular situations." On offense, coordinator Kevin Gilbride and staff will be looking at the passing game. While Coughlin, Gilbride, and quarterback Eli Manning have disputed the idea that Manning is in a slump, the fact of the matter is that Manning is not ...
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Just a few years ago, Rutgers would have gladly
accepted a bid to a
bowl game. Today, folks are getting on the Scarlet Knights for only
playing in the International Bowl. Progress sometimes shows up in
funny ways.
Oh sure, much more was expected of Rutgers than seven wins and a
bowl trip that requires a passport, but has everyone lost sight of
who we're talking about? This is the same school that went from the
Civil War era to 2004 having played in exactly one postseason game.
A third bowl game in-a-row should be cause for a parade down the
Jersey Turnpike, especially since head coach Greg Schiano has
rebuffed a name-brand suitor for a second straight December. Now,
if only the Scarlet Knights can convince star RB Ray Rice to return
to Piscataway for his senior year, the program can think seriously
about a Big East title, the next step in its blueprint for national
Rutgers exploded out of the gate in September, but blowouts of
Buffalo, Navy, and Norfolk State did nothing to ensure that this
year's squad was as good as the one that won 11 games in 2006. The
Knights promptly flopped against Maryland and Cincinnati, setting
the stage for a disappointing encore to a season ago. Even after
upsetting South Florida in front of a national TV audience, they
failed to capture any momentum, losing badly to West Virginia and
Connecticut in consecutive weeks. Rock bottom, relatively speaking,
was reached in the regular season finale, when Rutgers couldn't put
away a Louisville team that already had one cleat in the offseason.
A second bowl win in as many years will help put a positive spin on
an otherwise spotty season.
Ball State broke through under fifth-year head coach Brady Hoke to
finish above .500 and qualify for a bowl game for the first time
since 1996. The Cardinals overcame rampant injuries to the running
backs and a faulty defense to contend for a MAC championship,
earning Hoke some interest from larger programs, such as Michigan
and Washington State. Even in losing games on the road to Nebraska
and Illinois, Ball State performed exceptionally well, holding leads
in the second half before falling as a heavy underdog.
The undisputed face of the Ball State program is sophomore Nate
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Conference. Already attracting attention from NFL scouts, he throws
a great ball, and can find his target on the move. As the pilot of
one of the league's most potent passing games, Davis has thrown 27
touchdown passes, run for five more, and has been picked off just
six times in 430 attempts. With a player of his caliber in Muncie,
Ball State is in every game, and is a program on the rise.
Players to watch:
Rutgers and Rice will run at will on a very cushy Ball State
interior, but it'll also have the option to throw downfield when the
time is right. QB Mike Teel will have over a month to rest
the injured thumb that plagued him throughout the season, and has
access to the best set of receivers in the Big East. Kenny Britt
and Tiquan Underwood have both caught passes for more than
1,000 yards, presenting a dilemma for an undersized and overmatched
Cardinal defensive backfield. The 6-4 Britt, in particular, will
literally be a tall order for a pair of cornerbacks that are 5-7 and
5-11. To get Davis out of his comfort zone, the Scarlet Knights are
banking on the inside-outside combo of DT Eric Foster and DE
Jamaal Westerman to create a push up front. The two have 13
tackles for loss apiece, helping give Rutgers one of the league's
better pass rushes.
As good as the Rutgers receivers are, they've got nothing on the
Ball State tandem of WR Dante Love and TE Darius Hill,
a couple of All-MAC first-teamers that have combined for 143
receptions and 20 touchdowns. Love is a gamebreaker, capable of
scoring in a number of different ways, including on kickoffs and
handoffs. At 6-6 with soft hands, Hill causes all kinds of match up
headaches for linebackers and defensive backs. Love and Hill versus
a Scarlet Knight pass defense that's No. 2 in the country is an
irresistible game within the game. The leader of the Cardinal
defense, and one of the more unique postseason stories, is DE
Brandon Crawford, a 31-year old ex-Marine that walked on to the
team last year. Officially a sophomore, he's brought a sense of
maturity and leadership to the unit, while also leading the team
with 16 tackles for loss and seven sacks.
Rutgers will win if... it achieves balance on offense. It's
doubtful that Ball State can corral Rice, but if Teel and the
passing game are also clicking, the Scarlet Knights may not have to
punt all afternoon. The hulking offensive line, led by tackles
Pedro Sosa and Jeremy Zuttah, will open up gaping holes for Rice to
bolt through, while giving Teel all day to zero in on Britt and
Underwood. Although the Cardinals can score, it doesn't want to be
forced to reach 40 on a Rutgers defense that yields just 21 points a
Ball State will win if... it continues to dominate in
turnover margin. The Cardinals are No. 3 nationally in turnover
margin, largely because no one in the country has done a better job
of protecting the football. In order to engineer one of the bowl
season's biggest upsets, Ball State must maintain that trend, while
mixing in a few takeaways of its own. It won't be easy for the
Cards to stop Rutgers on downs, so it'll benefit tremendously if
ball hawking defensive backs B.J. Hill, Trey Lewis, and Alex Knipp
can intercept a couple of Teel's errant passes.
What will happen: Davis and the passing game will keep the
game interesting for three quarters, but Ball State won't have any
answers for a Rutgers offense that'll move up and down the field
with little resistance. If this happens to be Rice's final game as
an amateur, it'll be a memorable one highlighted by 150 yards and
three touchdowns on the ground.
Line: Rutgers -10 ... CFN Prediction: Rutgers 37 ...
Ball State 28
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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- While the media contingent is no longer at those picnic benches at the player development complex -- mostly since we were (nicely) kicked off the property after Kevin Youkilis spoke -- we're here to bring you the latest from the third-place finisher in the American League MVP vote.
Youkilis arrived at the complex at about 8:50 this morning ready to hit. After spending about a half hour in the clubhouse, he took off onto one of the fields complaining (in a good-natured way) that he was late. We declined to remind him that, in fact, he's about a week early. The position players aren't expected to be in Fort Myers until Monday, and not on the field until a week from tomorrow. I'm guessing that a 25-minute delay this morning probably wasn't going to hurt him.
He was on the field until noon working up a sweat, including a solo stint with strength trainer Dave Page. He then addressed both the Alex Rodriguez situation and the potential abilities of the Red Sox offense, among other topics.
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Youkilis added that he hoped that fans wouldn't assume that all players are on performance-enhancing drugs, given the recent revelations. He said, "I've never done anything like that in my life and I plan on never doing it. ... I want the fans really to know that not everyone does it."
Beyond that, Youkilis called the situation both unfair and strange, since the names of the players who had tested positive were supposed to be anonymous: "I don't know if somebody had in it for him," he said. "It seems like just to take one name out of that group is a little odd."
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Education | Sep 20 2005
Soka Gakkai Educators in Hokkaido Exchange Reports on Applying Humanistic Education
On September 18, Soka Gakkai educators of Hokkaido gathered for the 19th Hokkaido "Rally on Practical Application of Humanistic Education" at the Iwamizawa Community Center in Iwamizawa City, to report on their efforts to practice humanistic education in the classroom. Some 1,200 educators and guests attended. In a message, SGI ... read more
Education | Sep 9 2005
Kyochikuto no natsu, Produced by Shinano Films, Recognized by Japanese Ministry of Education
Kyochikuto no natsu (Oleander Summer), produced by Shinano Art and Culture Consultant Co. Ltd. to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, received a "Special Selection" rating from the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology as a film for children, youth, adults and ... read more
Education | Aug 18 2005
Two Taiwanese Elementary Schools Commend SGI's Educational and Humanitarian Activities
On July 18, Haitang (Taiwan) Typhoon, packing high-velocity winds of up to 184 kph and torrential rains, hit Taiwan. local SGI-Taiwan members, led by SGI-Taiwan Student Division members, were actively involved in relief and clean-up activities, especially at Mao-lin and Duo-na Elementary schools, in Kaohsiung, southern Taiwan. School buildings were ... read more
Education | Aug 3 2005
Soka Gakkai Donates Books to Library in Mongolia
On July 31, Soka Gakkai donated books to a library in the Baganuur District Culture Center in Baganuur District, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Baganuur District, located 130 km east of central Ulaanbaatar, is the birthplace of D. Natsagdorjiin, Mongolia's father of modern literature. Soka Gakkai Office of International Affairs Director Kenji Yoshigo ... read more
Education | Jun 23 2005
SGI-USA Educators and Students at Columbia University Cohost Symposium
On June 10, the SGI-USA Educators Division and Student Division at Columbia University cohosted a symposium at Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, USA. Some 76 educators and students attended the event, which commemorated the ninth anniversary of SGI President Daisaku Ikeda's lecture on "Education for Global Citizenship" at the ... read more
Education | Jun 6 2005
Himeji Dokkyo University Law Department Dean Speaks at Soka Gakkai Education Department Commemorative Lecture
On June 5 in Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, the Soka Gakkai Education Department hosted a lecture commemorating June 6, the 134th birth anniversary of educator and first Soka Gakkai President Tsunesaburo Makiguchi (1871-1944). Professor Masaji Ie, Law Department dean at Himeji Dokkyo University, Hyogo Prefecture, spoke on "The Light of ... read more
Education | Jun 4 2005
Kinokuniya Publishes Video and DVD on Educator and First Soka Gakkai President Tsunesaburo Makiguchi
Kinokuniya Co., Ltd. recently released Makiguchi Tsunesaburo--kodomotachi no shiawase no tameni (Tsunesaburo Makiguchi--For the Happiness of Children), a 43-minute video and DVD introducing the philosophy of educator and first Soka Gakkai President Tsunesaburo Makiguchi. This is the 33rd volume of Kinokuniya's visual critical biography series, titled "Gakumon to jonetsu (Erudition ... read more
Education | May 25 2005
Soka University of America, Aliso Viejo, Holds Historic First Commencement
On May 22, Soka University of America (SUA), Aliso Viejo, California, held its historic first commencement ceremony. Approximately 2,300 SUA faculty and staff, parents, friends and local residents attended, including SUA President Daniel Habuki and Soka University Trustee Hiromasa Ikeda, on behalf of his father, SUA founder Daisaku Ikeda, to ... read more
Education | May 22 2005
Dewey Expert Dr. Larry A. Hickman Speaks on Dewey's Educational Philosophy
On May 21, 2005, Dr. Larry A. Hickman, director of the Center for Dewey Studies at Southern Illinois University in Illinois, USA, spoke on John Dewey's educational philosophy in a lecture, titled "Creating Value with Democracy and Education," at the Sankei Plaza in Otemachi, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. The Institute of ... read more
Education | Apr 27 2005
Boston Research Center for the 21st Century's Book on Education Introduced at American Education Research Association's Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada
On April 11-15, the American Education Research Association (AERA) held its annual meeting in Montreal, Canada. Titled "Demography and Democracy in the Era of Accountability," approximately 11,000 educators, researchers, counselors and behavioral scientists, from 53 countries, gathered for the meeting, to convey findings of significant education research. On April 13, a ... read more
Education | Apr 18 2005
SGI-Bolivia Hosts Educational Seminar
On April 10, SGI-Bolivia hosted an educational seminar on the pedagogy of first Soka Gakkai president and educator Tsunesaburo Makiguchi, at a school in Peroto, San Andrés City, Marban Province, Beni State, Bolivia. At the seminar, an SGI-Bolivia young women's representative introduced the SGI's peace activities and a young men's ... read more
Education | Mar 15 2005
Soka Gakkai Opens Educational Counseling Center in Ehime Prefecture
On March 13, the Soka Gakkai Education Department opened a new Soka Gakkai Educational Counseling Center (SGECC) at the Matsuyama Culture Center in Ehime Prefecture. Following words by Ehime Soka Gakkai leader Hiroshi Katayama and Ehime Education Department Chief Toshio Fujii, SGECC Director Mitsuka Osa reported on the department's recent ... read more
Education | Mar 8 2005
Bolivian Cities Recognize SGI-Bolivia Youth's Social Activism
On February 26, SGI-Bolivia and Montero City Culture Department cohosted a youth seminar at the SGI-Bolivia Culture Center in Montero. Some 80 young people, including local senior and junior high school students, participated in the event, where they studied Discussions on Youth, a book by SGI President Daisaku Ikeda providing ... read more
Education | Feb 15 2005
Soka Gakkai Education Department Hosts Lecture by Future President of the Newly Established Tokyo Metropolitan University
On February 13, the Soka Gakkai Education Department hosted a public lecture at the Sendai International Center in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture. This was the first installment of the Education Department's new lecture series commemorating the 75th anniversary of Soka kyoikugaku taikei (The System of Value-Creating Pedagogy), conceived by educator ... read more
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Toda Institute Hosts Conference on "Universities of the Future" in Hawaii
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Today I'm feeling a little more adventurous and want to try crossing thru the desert passing a couple of missions on my way back to the Pacific side.
I get up early, eat, top off the bike and make the turn off just after San Bruno towards Mission Guadalupe.
It's still early when the road starts to get narrow and rough.
There's a deer in the road and something caught my eye that made it out of place, there's a bell around it's neck, I slow down so not to spook it when I see another, but this time there's a guy trying to push it along. I thought deer where too jumpy for this kinda of behavior, must of been raising them from young.
I leave being amazed that this guy had the patience to raise this guys and gave me the opportunity to be this close to them.
The road starts getting rougher and further away from looking like a road.
After an hour of this.
And several times the bike gets tired and takes a nap.
I take a break under some shade trees and look at the map. Looks like I'll have at least 20 miles of this before reaching the Mission and decided to retreat.
This is definitely rough country.
Making my way back out to Mex 1 and heading to Mulege.
Hurricane Paul had done a number on this sleepy little town.
Mattress and clothing propped outside of homes to dry out.
I make it to the Mission but it's locked up, so no inside tour.
Water was passing through the 2nd story floor of this house. I missed these floods by a week, The ground was still drying out and everyone seemed to be working hard to restore order.
This helps explain the conditions of some of the roads I was taking.
Onward to Loreto the first settled town on the Baja peninsula.
I check out several hotels before settling on one.
I pay the agreed upon price and find my room at the furthest location from the lobby which is the only place to get wifi.
I don't have a good relaxed feeling here. A/C doesn't work, TV doesn't work, wifi is unreliable, parking lot is torn up, beach is dirty, mosquitos are insane, I'm the only guest, and it's a bit of a walk to town. But then again, they did just go through a severe storm, so I try not to let that get me down.
Bike barely squeezed through the door.
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"My last game was the Hall of Fame game against the Oakland Raiders," Richmond said. "I played the first half of that game, and then my back went out after halftime. That was my last opportunity to be on the football field as a player. Two years on injured reserve, it's just a testament to the Eagles and Andy Reid. They kept me around and gave me a chance.
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Day 43 Sunday October 7
Big Sur, CA Andrew Something-or-other State Park
This morning I notice a good bit of oil underneath my bike, and splattered around the front sprocket area. I pull off the countershaft cover, and I see the blue tie down strap that got ripped off back in Nevada. Its wrapped tightly around the shaft, behind the sprocket. I pull that off, and it was a good 2 and a half foot length that had got wrapped up in there. Probably not good. Hope that didnt have anything to do with the oil that my bike is now leaking.
I rode south, and hit California 130C. That is a gooooooooood road. Paved, but gooooooooood.
like this for 80+ miles
almost stepped on this guy getting that shot.
lots of trees in the way, but you get the idea, this is a tight road
At the top there are a bunch of telescopes, I guess its an observatory or something. On the other side, the road is still like this.
except on the way down you are on the San Juan side, and there are odles of bicyclists all over the road, so that lowers the speed a little bit.
From San Juan I worked my way over to highway 1, the pacific coast highway. I had some Cambodian food for the first time, but it was cooked by a white guy in restaurant that looked like it mighta been a chain, and it was very underwhelming.
Stopped at a Home Depot and got a big sheet of material to make a ground cloth out of for $3.
The pacific coast highway was pretty nice, very scenic for the parts that it is actually along the coast.
I stopped at Andrew XXXXXX State Park (i need a better memory), and got a campsite. It was a fairly nice camp ground, but I had to haul all my gear (100lbs +) 1/3 of a mile to the site, and leave my poor bike all alone.
made it to that left ocean.
And got to see the sun set over the ocean. Cant see that from my side of the country.
On the sandy hill to the right of that last photo this girl kept walking up to the top and doing summersaults down the hill. Looked kinda fun, but I bet she got really sandy.
Snow and sand a day and a couple hundred miles apart.
Saw a bunch of deer on my way back to camp from the ocean. I'll have to be more careful and keep an eye out for them on the road.
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I am planning to thru hike the AT and have...
I am planning to thru hike the AT and have heard that some bears in that area have learned how to open these canisters. Now, I may seem a bit paranoid but I've had some VERY close encounters with bears in the past ( In Glacier and Denali). Once I was followed by a 500 pound grizzly only 30-50 feet behind me for almost 2 miles while on a day hike- I didn't even have ANY food or other scented items. So anyway that's a little background. I love to hike but have a somewhat irrational fear of bears. My question is: Would it be practical to use the canister AND also hang it from a tree? Would that be an added security measure or just a waste of time, space and weight? Thank you.
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Practical? No. But, if it makes you feel better, the few ounces of extra weight for a sack and cord would be worth it.
It looks like there are only a couple of bears in one specific area that have figured out how to open the Bear Vault. While your previous encounters may have heightened your worries, the chances are slim you'll encounter those specific bears.
Besides - from the sound of it, the bears are more interested in you than you food.
Based on my last trek in Yosemite's bear country, I would not bother hanging the canister. Our 3 canisters and camp kitchen items were sitting on a rock in the open quite a distance from our camp and were not disturbed by bears. A group near us, however, weren't so lucky. What were the bears after? The nearby group put their camp kitchen items (stove, clean pots) in a bag which for some reason they hung. The only thing the bear went after was the hanging bag. Bottom line, at least in bear-rich Yosemite where they have experience with hanging food bags - bears see a hanging bag like a neon "EATS" sign so why hang something that will no doubt be an attractant? In my opinion, you're better off securing the food in a canister and placing it a good distance from your camp in a manner where it won't roll away if disturbed by a bear. If the bear wants it, he/she will get it, but will hopefully lose interest after not being able to open it.
Brian Reyman
Unfortunately, hanging it from a tree can be counterproductive and shouldn't be done. While a bear isn't getting into it, putting it in a bag does make it possible for the bear to get it down (some well-conditioned bears can get hanging bags down) and then carry the canister off in its mouth by holding onto the rope and/or bag. The bear won't be fed - but neither will you!
Leave it out of the bag, on the ground like it's meant. They're slippery - if you wedge it between some logs/rocks and keep it away from water or cliffs, the bear can't do anything but play with it for a while and then leave.
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BELMONT – Maurice A. Hueber, 96, of Union Road, died at his home on Tuesday, May 27, 2014.
Maurice was born on May 21, 1918, the son of Louis and Adeline (Morin) Hueber. Maurice owned Hueber Lumber Company and he also developed Plummer Shores in Sanborn, N.H. many years ago.
Survivors include his five children; Jeannie Gallant of Gilmanton, his twin daughters Lucille Pepin of Belmont and Lorraine Noel and her husband Gerard of Belmont, his twin sons Roland Hueber and his wife Jean of Gilmanton and Roger Hueber and his wife Penny of Belmont, many grandchildren, great grandchildren, step grandchildren, step great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and cousins. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his wife, Jean D'Arc (LaPointe) Hueber in 1999, one brother, four sisters, his son-in-law, Robert Pepin and two grandsons; Keith and Kevin Pepin.
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For those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to the Keith and Robert Pepin Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation, PO Box 7312, Gilford, NH 03247-7312 or to Central NH VNA & Hospice, 780 North Main St., Laconia, NH 03246.
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LACONIA — Norman P. Fogg, 61, of Laconia, died May 9, 2014, at Lakes Region General Hospital after a long period of failing health due to cancer.
Born in Laconia Dec. 11, 1952, he was the son of Marion B. Fogg of Laconia and the late Roger P. Fogg.
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Born in West Hartford, Conn., on Sept. 3, 1956, the son of Theodore (deceased) and Audrey Zelek, Jim was raised in Berlin, Conn.
He attended Central Connecticut State University before entering the Air Force. Jim served 4½ years at several different bases and schools the last of which was in Wiesbaden, Germany.
Jim returned to Connecticut to work full-time at University of Connecticut Medical Center and to continue his education. He meet his wife, of 31 years, Linda Strickland Zelek at Central. He was an active brother of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity.
Jim and Linda were married and moved to Coventry, Conn., where they added to their family. Jim left the medical field going into the financial service field with IDS Financial Service in Wethersfield, Conn. He developed his business, starting a branch office in Norwich, Conn. However, when he was offered the training manager's position in the leading premier office in Los Angeles, he moved his family. After several years and many changes at IDS he decided it was time to start his own firm.
Jim moved his family to New Hampshire in 1994 and with Linda's assistance formed Zelek & Associates. Over the next 20 years they developed a thriving financial and tax services business. Becoming friends with all the clients and business associates throughout the country and around the world. The company was family.
Jim was active in the community, a member of the Moultonborough Lions Club, helped start and keep together in the early years the Moultonboro Adult co-ed softball league. He played, then coached hockey, umpired Little League (there are no ties in softball). He loved golf, camping, backpacking, baseball, football, travel and entertaining.
Jim is survived by his loving wife, Linda Zelek of Moultonborough; daughter, Jaime Thornock and her husband Brian Thornock of Frederick, Colo.; son, Torrey Zelek of Tamworth; daughter, Caitlin Fargnoli of Mayport, Fla.; son, Derek Zelek of Agawam, Mass.; grandchildren, Tarrah and Carina Kleeman, and Willow Thornock of Frederick, Colo.; David Fargnoli Jr. and Aeron Fargnoli of Mayport, Fla.; his mother, Audrey Zelek of Kensington, Conn.; mother-in-law Patricia Strickland of Moultonborough; brother, Thomas Zelek and his wife Nella Zelek of Kensington, Conn.; sister-in-law, Naomi Strickland; brother-in-law, John Strickland; and sister-in-law, Deb Evans and her husband Bob Evans. Several nieces, nephews, many adopted daughters and sons. And his furry kids Zarya, Max and Pumpkin.
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Thread: The best Nietzsche quotes
February 1st, 2009 #14
I guess we should get this joke out of our systems then, since it doesn't get any cleverer each time its done..
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February 1st, 2009 #17
"I have come too early, .... my time is not yet"
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February 1st, 2009 #18
I think you missed one out
February 1st, 2009 #19
Great posts, but I think you missed a few...
Of the penis: When erect, stifle in warm flesh.
On graphite: The pen may be mightier than the sword, but a pencil is easier to break off once lodged in someones eye!
On filters: Filters are a great way of extracting the purist and most beautiful of flavours, they are also a great way of extracting the purest and most reviled of hacks!
"You have a taste for drawing - I trust it will improve." - Melmoth, The Wanderer
February 1st, 2009 #20C'est la vie
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February 1st, 2009 #21that one quote stands as a testament to the misunderstanding of his philosophy.
This passage, which is certainly his most controversial and well known, is the reason why I think its best to start with the Genealogy of Morals. That's the text where he presents his most sustained explanation of the Madman parable. Though the Genealogy does require a little background explanation and set up. If anyone is feelin' it I can post my notes to the introduction to help you work through things. Just let me know.
February 1st, 2009 #22Error of philosophers. The philosopher believes that the value of his philosophy lies in the whole, in the building: posterity discovers it in the bricks with which he built and which are then often used again for better building: in the fact, that is to say, that that building can be destroyed and nonetheless possess value as material.
February 1st, 2009 #23
He's grown a beard and wears a different hat, but he can't hide from us,
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February 1st, 2009 #24
Mmmm... these are great. Has anybody here read Thus Spoke Zarathustra?
.. His writings are just beautiful. His words have the flavor of Hermann Hesse, only grittier and more profound. I love them both.
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February 2nd, 2009 #25
The Book for All and None is the most important and probably the most fun to read.
Kaufmann's translation is good for this one, although he does have a kind of interpretive agenda going as well. I still like it the most though of the English translations. Usually online Common is the best you're going to get, which is the one in the old timey king James vernacular. Leaves a little something to be desired, but still cool. Thomas Common trans. http://eserver.org/philosophy/nietzsche-zarathustra.txt
The following is one of my favorite passages from Thus Spoke Zarathustra.
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